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gggiy3_ Ol the S n b s t a n c f Which form Soil .
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or the part which ia combustible; and inorganic,)
_ S * M * * J ' J * , k * & y& U j p % c | ^ f l W N >
shewn by heating a smal l portion o l the soil t q j ^
redness, on a strijurf- sshesfeireft O T e r * J a m p - H
The son firsT blacfeenB; proving t h e preaenee-o{
carbon; and, a s the carbonaceous matter barna.
away, the soil becomes a gray, brown or reddish;
color..
atema of decayed TI
from dang and other manures. I n peaty
the organic part forms often three-quarters of the i t
whole w e i g h t ; but to rjeh and fertile land, it ia
not often more than &om one-twentieth to o n e -
tenth of their weight. In our country, BoUswhichj
do not contain a full proportion of organic matter^
cannot yield good crops. A rich soil should con-
sSf a f a t feast one-cwenneth, o r 8 » e ger c e n t of
organic matter.
l l land ia p loughed and planted year after year^
and but little manured, the organic matter is ex«
h i u a i M M l I h e popi are pfxft; b W | f t p r | h e }
soil ia put to permanent pasture, or Bnfc&illy%u-
nched with tarm-yard or other appropriate ma
nure, as peat, compost, or guano, it I s not impov- I
erisbed, because the crops dp not exhaust i t of its
organic matter.
The quantity of organic matter plants take up
trom the soil differs greatly, depending o n the kinq
of landV the nature of the jplant, and the season :
essential for the 'heahir ano? p e r f e e f i o l of 4hq
plant. (
The requisite supply of^drganic matter in the
soil may be insured by ploughing in green crops,
by sowing 'closer, ami \ f l e "grasses,5 Which leave|
roots in the soil, and by restoring the woody nbrd
of vegetables , as hay , s t raw r corn-stalks, e t _ , taj
the form of.majiorei ; The m b r g a t ^ & p & i i b u s t i b j s p a r i °? ^ * ¥®
is derived from the gradual crumbling d o w n of
different k f r d s j t f f ^ y T K e . decaying walls of
buildings, t h e subs tance ca l l ed ' ' ro t t en rockv"—
which is trap or white wninstone in a decomposed
State,—lime-stone, gravel, etc. , are also sources
rfy^^ganjp y t t e i ^ O T t h f r p i t
afcohSist, t o / j a r g s extant, otfagdltof leSj
l imestones, and d a y s . Of the sandstones, there
are the red, and t h e white,, and other freestones;
Limestones include chalk, gypsum, the blue, and
other varieties, plays, comprise , the slate used
ior roofing, and the shale or shiver of the coal-
beds. All the inorg inic part of soils mainly con»
sist of sand and clay, with lime.
Sometimes soil contains one of these substances
in a much larger quantity thah either1 of the others.
W h e n sand id most abundant, the laud is called
sandy soil. If the clay greatly predominates, it is
.a stiff, or a clay soil. Tbe word calcareous, is
made; from the Latin word calx, w^iich means l ime;
therefore; a calcareous soil is-'orie that contains a
great deal of lime.
Sand and clayy with only a moderate quantity
of lime, is called a loam ; if the lime is more abun
dant, it is then fccalcareons loam ; rf the clay is id
larger quantity, with an abundance of lime, it is a
calcareous clay
W h e n lands contain a large quantity of aaud or
gravel , they; are called, l ight lands ;; when the aoi
contains a large proportion of clay, it is thei
known aa heavy W d . , T-iie-light lauds p r e map
'«asity cultivated, land they are often, d l l l d l i a r l e j
or turnip soils, because they are best fitted foi
\ barley, turnips, or green crops. Both light and
beavy lands require draining. Clay land retain^
the most water, and it often ia seen on the surfac<
of the soil. But sandy soils, although general!}
dry on the surface, are often s o wet below as t<
require drains to carry off the excess of water.
A drain sheujd seldom be teas than thirty inched
"<feep4 feeeause t h e deeper the ^soil i s m a d e dry,
the deeper the roots of plants will descend
search of food. If t h e drains are as deep as thin;
inches, the soil can be turned up with the subsoi
plow t o t h e d e p l h . of nearly tworfeet, without run!
ning any risk ol injuring tbem. |
/^Draining is beneficial to the land lor other rea
sons . Drains admit air to the subsoil, and thej
allow the rain t o sink down a n d wash out ol il
many substances whichjvould be hjuriuus to the
crops^&Jc i s cot -uncommon for crops, 'which al
first look ve iy promismg^to droop ai*d lail when
their roots reach the injurious substances in'the
s u b s o i l '*
Heavy or clay Linda are often Jet stand as per
manent pasture, because the laborand-expense oi
p loughing a£d> working, them is so great that ^he
crops ot grain obtained-from tbem do not retaraf
to the farmer a sufficient compensation. Butj
these- lands-couid-~be-jnade- hghter f aiore--ea8ily
cultivated, and yield very productive crops, ul
Uiey Here drained, subsoil, ploughed, and lime or!
marl added, a s required. W h e n thus j ipprovedj
their yield o f grain will h e increased b y , some-;
times, scores of bushelB to ' the a c r e ; a n d thecoet i
of .d ia inins and imgrpvmg is usually paid Jiacfc to|
the &rmer i n tiiree or four years, from t h e largely!
increased yield and more profitable nature of the:
crops.
I '"Awn g j . L . " - J - . I ..--. - "J . • - J b a , t > ~ i . . nt ^M^L
. . . __.«__ . . . . fjis^e,^ ABjoruneut o l ^ ^ B L „ ^ ^ , .„ . a v « oflered in N o r f h - ^ ^ ^ f c «»!B*w°3tiwk,sl . . . . l^ I -VS^EK ^ T i l i K A N D C 0 1 > O B .
^miA .- • Jflrfltraw-flats, we offer the
J. W. G^bASfOR©^ C O t n r i ^ S l i B i
' ' OKITIWJDEN,
- , • , . i PLAJaTISS, . . . » StWLAHD,,.
LDION, DUNKTABLK,
PEDAL, ^ a ^ • OOBODKG,
~3s£ *,0QtOElO> LEGHOEN. . . ,. . . IJjAUsSt iRAID,
WJCBSTKE* ... .v. BKIHIEr.
JerBott,Hat»we^)in!r8tyle««nd;Ooloritoonnmeroo3 tobmenttan. CSotli, fcHale,arid VeiTot Caps, Spring and BBmmerBiylei.- ,
GLA2BDHATB. K f W e h l t t e »?so 4 large Stock oi Chip and Common "BtravUatK Childrena"ftincy Straw and Leghorn Hate.
GliNlJLEMJCN; We invite your speolal (attention to the " 5'
. l iy jBiUEir-r B I T , lOoMbaringtettunanntiaitare novelty of design, ele-
ganoeof ityle, and d iub i l i ty ol fabric. ..TWs l lat is nuumfactnred in Italj and will be.tte Leading style of the be&son.
[26-tf ] 84 rOJU) DTRBISr.
^ . W . O f c A S I f O R i t & C O ,
ARE NOW EKOE1V1NG A LARGE AND DES1BABLK A (WORT-
. • -J^IWR OF <^p
BOOTS,' S l t O E ^ A K i D A l ^ i l a
t>rtd!td tjie » 8 P B , 1 N ( J A ^ P 8 D M M B B , , T B A D E i
Whlon, W t h their own^maimtaotare, coJulitdtes the
most deiirablo assortment Jever ofiered In this market,
aadat the .' ' \
L O W E S T L I V I N G
C A S H , P 6 I C ) E S . U J
J O H N B I N D U E {
-» HAS ON H A N * WHITE t , « • » and Bennett Glue, Wsb Gtoo, Up- jgt~ \ I I M tot's Thin Qlue.Saod Paper, Bow, * J.i * • Pink, Amoriean Vermillion, Ohlaese J I L — < a t I
Marine Green, at wholesale and retail, and s)t py,fiSe that defy competition. Oalland see. • " * ' " * F JOHN BINDG1B,
ford-Street, Ogdeiuburgh, New-York.
„TnrT^ 189^., 4-4- / Mi- fl-tf]
We Invito all to
C A L L A N D E X Alf l I N s^ - t
A M U P R I C E S , G O O i O 8
NO. 26 FORD STREET, 28-tf] J. W . feftTASfORD & CO,
O I L S I O I L S IJ
10 BARRELS B. WHALE OIL, 6 Barrels Solar Oil, B Barrels Machinery OIL,
PAn^Wtt MEDiCMES.[PATENT MBDICmES
i just received and.' for sals bj
Ogdensborgh, Nov. 84, 1860. OHN RUTDSB.
U-tf]
W R I G H T ' S ! B X T B J A C T O B P t N O V I ! ^
WARRANTED TO REMOVE GREASE AND Oil Spots from ever; species of fabrics without
mjnrjr. JOHN RINUGfi, Gtnsrai A«»nl,
p - t f ] OgdenabUTgh, N. T.
B H I I S H E 8 .
BRUSHES, VARNISH BRUSHES; .. jiJewmaWrn»he»fWf1l<<nd PatfrBrMaefcSaW
biii'larnshe^ ani Tube TaintsT kept coastAntly^lSknd and for sale by _ JOHN BINDQB, Druggist.
[^ .^SECONB A R R I V A L OF UHOICJE
MiO/i^l^v mom. '. ,iaitt^'$. B J K - i O N l V E R } ,
1Cir*OlaiB» &AX TO TfiE- LADIES, OF OG-, V>Vtt!>BNBBimea, PBBSOOTV.ud their respeotite
vioinlties, that she haa joat retained trom the Ofties; with her second Spriog&nd tSummer invoicea of choice, new an+fashionaWe
I t U L L L K V E R ^ G O O D S , Shejniviteska call from her old patrons and friends,
satisfied that on inspect Ion they will approve, of her Selections, and will and every thing to their, liking. """•"* ., . 41BS, S. BUOHMSB, A g e n t
Senabugb^roae-J, l^esv , t*"4*^
ASM EhJS.
J» miaCTKR D O G P O W K « S _ _ . , . W O B K t
- T f i E U N D l i a s l S N E D , After receiving many cans ior
are now mannfactartog-a superior macftmo^designed for a>dogcr sheep, light andeompact. It cart he placed where convenience requires; A dog weighing 60 lbs., Will churn ior a la>ge dairy.
J 3 T SPAKJ4 IHJS WKABf WI*E AND MAID, AND SBT OLD BUSB T0.TBAslPIN6._ga
. . . . A L S O , A|NEW AND POWtnMOL BOTTEB WOBKKB./
~^This Machihe is operated by a.crank and is beUeved to bejmriVAUed,,as a compact,,oonveaient, and etiloieni cbiklrivahc^tSiexpiesiUng at) ftnld matter Irbla Bntter, and is recommended botn as a great L^BOK-SAVING and BUTTKE-IMPEOVlUe Machine. gtJ3sT~ Orders and Inquiries promptly attended Co.
U A t l l ! &. C O . , Northern Agricnltaral Works, -BrSaher »aUs, N. Y., 185S. [S4-tf ]
MORE TO tfA ADMIRKb THA2< THK
R i c h e s t Diadem, ETIB WX)BN |BY
M S OH OU'lili f
WHAI? A H ? , A BEALTIIUL HEAD Oif BAIB.
BECAUSE IT IS TiUi ORN'AALE^T GOD Himself prvzid&i for ad oar race. Beader, al-
t ihuagh the roue ma^ bloom ever so brightly m the giow< ing cheek, the eye be ever so sparkling, ihe teeth be tnosQ 91 pearls, a the bead is berelt of ita covering, or the hair b» snarleo and eUnveled, luirb/i uiut dry, or
[•woiae stiil. If sprinkled with gray, nature WU1 lose more than half her charma. IMrof. W ooa's Hair Bestorative, i f osed two or three times a week, wul restore and peT-
«t manently secore to an each an ornament. Bead tbe following ami j&dge. The wruer of the first ia the celebrated I^iamst, TlwiberQ:—
Nkw Xoaa, April 19, ISiS. • DtE. V*6oD, Dear Sir :—Permit me to express to yoq the pbngations I am under for the entire reatoi auou ol my hair to its original -color ; about the time of my ar-
( rival m the United Statea.it was rapidly becoming Ifray, but, tapon the application of your "Hair Bestorative,'' it soon recovered ita original hue. 1 consider yonr Bestora tive as a very wonderful invention, quite efiica-
I'tious as wed as agreeable. i am, dear sir, yours truly,
a>TMALBEKQ, " Dr>ch a'r ^rwyiiedydct.,*
'Welsh Newspaper office, 18 Nassau St., April 12, 1S5S. , Prof. O. J. WOOD, Dear Sir:—Some month or s U ^ e e k s ago, t received a bottle of your nan* Bestorative \ and gave it my wife, who concluded to try it on her L-hair, little thinking at the time that it would restore
the gray hair to its original color; but to her as well as my surprise, after a lew weeks' trial, it has performed that wonderful effect by turning ail the gray hairs to a dark brown, at the same time beautifying and thicken-nig the hair. I strongly recommend the above Bestora-tive to all persons in want of suoh a change of their hair,
CHABXE8 OABDBW. Nvw Yoaa, July 2S, 1857.
Pi o t O. J. WOOD :—With confidence do I recommend your Hair Begtoratiye, »# being the most emcacious ar--ttcle T ever saw. Since using yonr llalr Bestorative^ my hair and wmakers, which were almost white, have gradually grown dark ; and 1 now feel confident that a few more applications wul restore them to their nata-> rai color, it also has relieved me of all dandtua and
I unpleasant itching, so common among persons who per. [.spfie freely, .[ , . ^.a.KJLBic.
Prof. WOOD :—About two years ago, my hair com. menced failing off And turning gray , 1 was last becoming bald, -and had tried many remedies, to- no effect, i commenced using your Bestorative in January latw A few app.ications'tastened my hair firmly. It began to fill up, grosr out, and -turned back to its former color— ibjaoaj. At thus tune, it is fully restored to tu original
l.«^o.|or, neaith, and appearance, and 1 cheerfully recam--1 mend, its use to aU. J. D. HOiiiS. '
Onicago, I B , May 1,1S57. The Bestorative is put up in bottles of S sizes, via.;
large, medium, and small; the small holds ^ pint, and retails ior one dollar per bottle; the medium he Ida at lea^t Wenty per cent, more in ptoportion than' the email, retails lor two dollars per bottle, tbe large holds a quar-t,4u par cent, more in proportion, and tetaus for
SB'" O. J. WOOD A 0 0 . , Proprietors, 812 Broadwavi 'iScar»30-u*3ev<in t!r&)g*e«l.tt. Y.-Wlret Bailing Kstabliah-mentdapd U-tMarkeIS!., 8L Loula, Ala.
f3t~ Bold tty all Druggists and Jfancy Goods 1 ealers.
APtmt
-. Treea A r o n w i Barnyards.
[Trom the Puritan Becorder J ± Mnch at«muon-bas beeii-pmd--iB^oOT.vaJu»olej
paper lately to tbe management and cnltivauon? Jit t i u A R e e s ^ . The.satiecjL«iOjie^.t.imBpr.t<ince|j and one . wortny o l jcniscoosui«-atioii f_aa wel) asj of m p m a t r e n t i o n among^faiiSierH titan i t gener-j Any r j ^ H S i a ^ ' i w * alessrs. Editors, I am wu-f Xmg to do what I can to call more attention to] this subject, and wonld therefore suggest a plan!! in which a ' t e * frollars Might 6 e p k n & b i y tovest-" e d by every iarjner wbojuas a ioarnyard; f t is this, t o s e t o u t aa many apple- or other l i u i t ^ e e s , aronnd t b s bara and yard as the room will per-j
Bflt. • M C T i T O
'*TreW ,'so^mnSlrin^imx>w™oni'Tne1r rditt8"'BB-der the bainyaro>J whereithfiy wilt find an abundance ^>tL noiu^Usnentj wiuimthaSiafa^edj
they uot eave, cjmld oot-be made available in auyj o t h e r wajB J o Vousaquence pf. their proi imity t o t h e / a k l an J b a m , Uiuy will not Jieed any m a -nnring or further attention, s a v e tf> proteet-them ] from cat t le , t i l l t h e y g e t oa t of their reachj which t t o y wiili E « m o U ) a n d £ a n i o m t o ! b e a x m g . . , • • Sthgrtaut from.treea s o . p l a n t e d i a i a r g u a n d M l developed, and they almost always h a n g lu l l One- of t n j ne ighbors who baa ^ row of j tppletrees on one a .deo l bis yard has two tree&4)t>4he.satne kffld, one near his yard, and the other some dis- i tanre'eff , the one near-ft produces apples J ol twice the s£?e", aod'JiiiSrjl thajo iQnr t imes 1*01
uty o i lhe.oio.ex. lij Jieigfabet'e treea asp,i fiixy y e a w o f a g e , ' a i l d t l se 'Utrgeai i 'hjr te ) e «
c iaauBierence , a j i a d w t a n c e o f f c a r j j e e t i r p m t h i gronnd, wi th-a^ia i twaoPgi i^fee frn irrots j - t lH amoc"ir tHo'feead<-»ni4oies*ai«tirwm&««rofai
' 15 ' ' "% ''''" '"''"'."- ^ i * % " i . ^ . - i Lv iaa l so a i S f a t "advsnUge 5 l6'*3a>a:;i^'W;
lespecial iy to Winterj jaaihey}
m u x f f ^ M y W ^ e ^ i ^ g ' ^ ^ < * * <«alBftaf*pi v<^%l^^y^p0nS?g?$^tm-> I bbn< that'those ^ - k A m i M & M & ^ ^ i t t l us thE.'oat!ay ta sd-Btnall and the results so sure^ that 1 doubt not ltre9"!wtilteT«9tu'fie<i;'ail(} an ad (Mtnwai a,ttraefiofl*>veD « * H h » q M ^ i
bTiLWELL k HOUSTON. S T I L W K L L A H O I S T O R ,
t v t k o l e a a l e a n d R e t a i l ( I r o c e r s ,
Oorner of lord and Catherine-streets, ^
OGDSN8BDB6H, NEW-XOBK. •
JfSuccessoa to the late Arm of 8. Bin.w»ii , Jr.,A Oo.) j
tjLfZ WSltttsB IN*6l iH THE MANY P A t -VV BOSS ot the late firm, as well as the public m
general, that We wul continue as heretofore to keep a large and choice stock of eEOOKBUtg,
WINK), LIQUORS,
TBA8, • s HtDIT,
Also, Hardware, Oot and Wrought Nails, Fannei loots. Coarse and Pine Salt, Pork, Flour, Crockery and-aias»-Ws«, Door Trimmings,and every variety 01 goods! tethijsaina,
AUo, Agents for the tale ofBmith's celebrated Ohio] Bw.tttlfyt fligh-Wtnes and Whiskey. 1
Wa tuueiost reeeirod a large and well seiwaed stook' offeasioVglrt SjVup^Molaifcs,Tol>acco,Crockery,*o^| wbleh we will sell at prices that will compete with a»y[ Hooae in this place. Give us a call and be convmceoU
[BS-tf^ a »IlLWrLL * aOOBTOH.
•mert^
THEORSAT WEST. TO HABBMOIHKEB& A8D B1ALIRB
t.K • .• - t * . . , / ' • f f U S l i A N D - SJPRBL'E MJatREwi . 1
L. B. RALPH.
id Ogdensbnrgn, Nov. M, 1866.
NEW DKTJG STOBB.
no. ro
V O R » - S T R E E T .
L . » . R S I . P H ,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO the citliens of Ogdenshnrgh and vicinity, that
he has fitted up an
t APOTHIOABY STORE,
In QOBB&T^B Block, two doors above Uesarj. BiTUonaa, wriere he wul keep a ' * '
i l O O U A 5 S O B T B I E N T y * "
orevcrythlflg'lh l h o l « * . l l S a
The business sriil besuperinsended by S, W. BALPB, Jr^ who has had a long experience and thorough practical knowledge of the butlnew, and hopes T>y constant application and oareml personal attention, to seenre for he proprietor a liberal share of patronage.
L. D. RALPH.
Beptemberl8,16&T. ^ l*^a}.
SEELY & FREEMAN.
l£k R E M O V A L .
MEBSBa. SEELY & FREEMAN take pleasure in uunrming their patrons land the public generally, that they havei
taken the Store la Jfagle Wocju next.pfaft. Guest's, andhaveWo4ltupln«rtylenQJiirfiiij New-York.
Oa or abont the 10th of Dacemb&iV-*6'fee1 confident that we shall open the largest and best assortment oj WATCH KS, JBWELBT, BLAXXD WABS, rANOT GOODS, ice., ever opened in this place.
Seely A Preeman would tender the pnbl-o their thank* for their very liberal patronage daring the last seven years, and extend amnvttatfoato all focail and see the New Store. • - • ' 'BsuKFy A f BMatAN
Ogdensburgh,November 97 th, 1864. [BS-tfJ
A FINE ASSOBTMBlfT OP THE BESt BOSTON PIANO yOBTES A W D ' M C L O D E O N S .
* Also, Jnst received'from Ouvxa DITSOBL of Bost ton, a fine assortment of the latest SHEET MTJBIO and PIANO and MELODEON. INSTBDOTION BOOEB. Orders for aU kinds of Bheet Uusio or Books, promptly attended to. ( '
1 ^ " Ware-room and Piano Forte Manufactory at B. BADLAM'B, corner of Ford and Caroline Streets^ Ogdensborgh, N. 1. [16-y]
T H E ' :
GOLDEN PRIZE, I L L U S T R A T E D !
iTIitis S O I M I W O R T H , C o l . l i . \ V . t ' B O C K E T T , C H A R L E S B B E T I , T H O M A S D I S N E A 4 . L I 8 H , XO. ! » . , H E N R Y C L A P P , ST., ? G E O U l i K A R N O L D , S A 1 H I E L \ O l i \ ( i , M r s . A N N A W H L L J t ' I . E Y , J l i s s V 1 B U 1 N I A V A l GIIAIM, Ittrti . D L V E R N O N , iTI i . s I 1 A T T I E C I . A H i : , F I N L E Y J O H N S O N , I
WHITE ONLY BOB THg
G O L D E N FRT2E1
G O L D E N PRTZEj
G O L D E N -
O O L D E N
G O L D E N
G O L D E N
DKAN A BALtEB, 6U0O*S8OEB TO BEOKiT * 0 0 ,
>HE NEW YORK WEEKLY GOLD: i P E l i S is one of the largest and, beat literary) i
pens of the day. An Imperial Quarto containingluGj PAiUBa or i'UKTV OOLUtdNB, of the most lnterestlni and fgsclnating reading matter, from the pens of thl very first writers of the day. JJJCOA.NTLY ILLUr TaATKD every week.
A P r e s e n t w o r i l i f r o m 6 0 c e n t s t o » d O O w U l b u g i v t j i x t o e ^ c l k
s u b s c r i b e r I t n m c d i a t u l y o n r e c e i p t o f l l i e s u b
s c r i p t i o n m o n e y *
Til ls IB PBESBNTBD AS A MEMENTO OP FRIEN. 8UIP,
And not as an Inducement to obtain Subscribers.
J 1 .*'
th<|
T O A R T I S T S . AKTISTS'^BBOSHBS," ABTIHT8* TUBS Paints, Pappy and Nat Oil, Canvas, t o - a largt and foil assortment constantly on hand and to!
sale, by
Ol
1 assortment constantly JOHN BINDSE,
igdensburgh fNov.«ty8l fo.. t
Druggist and'Apothecary.
1 ' 'i n > • ipLOEENOE WHITE AND FLORENCE J ? Tarnish, White trench ZlnC greund in oil, Paris Qreen, Paris White, Whiting, Putty, Ac. Oall and see us before parenasing elsewhere, as our stock is large M d m ^ t i e j w l D V j o p i l BBS^^II,i>ruggUt.
Ogdensburgn, Nov. M, 1856. [1-tf]
W H I T E L E A R .
C TUNS BBOOKLYN WHITE LEAD, < O: Tuns PhilaaelphlaTnrc-WMte Leitd,^ tgns fori) frtndhZinSnOil,by . 1 S D H S BlHDQK,
Druggist and Apothecary, f ord-Btreet. Ogdensborgh, Nov ti , 1866. p-tf]
F L 1 1 D . BARRKLa BUBNINQ FLUID, JUST
JOHN BWDOrB. P-tf ]
,„»,,? -., list,
TEN received, fresh and good, at
Ogdensborgh, Nov. *», 1860.
N O . 1 r U B N I T I I B e V A R N I S H .
Druggist and Apothecary, SOgdensbdirgh, Nov. S4, i860. • • ' • p - t f ]
O A M P H E N E .
BY THE BARBELL OE GALLON. A.T i — • — - JOHUMHOfflW.
| .jOg4ensboj|h, Nor. Sa^tSbo.-, 0 - t f \ , .
LEECHES-for ialab>
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-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
1: i • JOHN BiNDor.
PLASTER P A R I & ^ m m ^ s ^ahd fbr sale by JOBff iaQnmS.
T H E U l t b A I K S I ' M E R I C A L R I S C O V -E B Y O F T B E A G E .
TlyfR. K E N N E D Y , OF B O X B U K Y , M A S S A -. i l L s h a s e t t s , baavdisepvered in-oiuMt ^i« roouimon % 8 & & ^ £ W b that ( g ^ e r j ^ f r a o f
^er^HVhas-t irlei i t uiover eleveWttndrV««aswi,ttd never failed, exoept in two cases, (both thunder humors.) He has now in bis possession over two hnnd~ red certificates of l u value, aU within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a Nursing Sore llonth. ,f
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimples on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of Biles. Two bottles are warranted* to onre the worst Canker
in the Month apd Stomach- . . . • * r | f c o ^ e a y s * a ^ t e d ^ ^ u r - r . ttjBJtpipt
Two botttas are warranted to sure Banning of the I a n and Blotches among the Hair.
Four to tut bottles are warranted to core Oorrupt and Banning Dicers.
One bottle wlU oare scaly Eruption of the Stdn. Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
case of ring worm. Two to three bottles are warranted to care the most
desperate case of Bheamatism. Three tQf four, bottbra are warranted to cure Salt-
Bheum. i -* •[ J Five to eight bottles will core tbe worst cases of Bcro-
fula. A benefit U always experienced from the first bottle,
and a perfect care is warranted when the above quantl. ty is taken.
Beader, I peddled over'S thousand bottles of this in the vicinity of Boston. ~I know the effects of it In every case. 8o sore as water, win extinguish fire, so sure will this core Humor. I never sold a bottle of it bat thai told another; altar a trial, it always speaks for Itself. There are two things abont this herb thatappesistotae sarprising^—first, that it grows in our pastures, in some
Elaces quite plentiful, and yet its value has never been Down until I discovered it In IMG; second that it
should cure aB kinds of Uomor. J n order to give some, idea of the sudden rise and
great-p'opularny of the discovery, 1 will state that in April, 1863,1 peddled it, and sold about six bottles a day. In April, ISM, 1 sold over a thousand bottles a day of IV
Home of the Wholesale Druggists, who have been in business twenty and thirty years, say that nothing in the annals of Patent Medicines was ever like it. There is a universal praise of it from all quarters.
In my own practice I always keep it strictly for Humors, bat since its introduction as a general Family a^ciM,gTtatanu>won*srful vlrtueabaycbecnfound
fcws^'e^fdoredlSeiirible, has bs»n ou?«d-% a'':«»w
bottles. OfcWhatameroy, if it wid prove efieotual in aU oases of that awful malady; there are but few who have seen more of it than 1 have.
I know of several cases of Dropsy, aB of them aged people, cured by IV For the various diseases of the LlveriB)9k-Heaa^c,,I)7ipep»la>>^jthiiiaj Fever and Ague, Pain In the Bide, Disease of the Bpine,and particularly in Diseases of the Ridneys, Ao^ this discovery has done mora good than any Medicine ever known.
No change of diet ever necessary; eat the best you cattget and enongh ofit.. • , . • .. i
Dntaonoia ma Daa.—Adalts one table-spoonful per day. Children over eight yeara, dessert-spoonful; children from five to eight years, tea-spoonfui. As no directions oan be applicable to all constitutions, take somolent to operate on the bowels twice a day.
Jdr. Krmnsriygivespersonsiattanduioein bad cases ofBcroftua. , .
Manufactured by DONALD KINNIDT, No. 120 Warren-street, Boxbury, Massachusetts. P r t c c , S I .
WaoLEiiUi Aonncv-SSDDINO * CO., No. 8 Bute Street; BURB A P * R B ? 7 N O . 1 Oomhill; WKEHB * PuTTKB, No. 164 Washington Street: BKTH W. FOWLS - -"• —aehington Street; BBJIWBBi SW^rXSUi 4
SPRING GOODS." N E W G O O D S
tEGitfe;. ••.s&msm? T<Wa0B-lS. HEKBBI 8 i y E N , -AVOOBm-
BUphen^BoUardV late at the. t o w a p r j o ^ a m , ^ o e a a e d , t b i t T e i a T T r ^ u i r e d ; to . " * ® ^ « S 5 & 1 ^ ^ 9 vooohertthereo?, to tto knbseribwa, ^ m f n l M r a ^ ^ i J the-aatd deoeased,at tbe roHdenBBOtflie said « * » « £ bars, in the town It Potedam.onoi before i h e toijday: of January n e x t . - D . t e d Hgtfgfrg'fauUB.,
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[80-am] GBOBGE W. B O H A B » .
A4minbjtr,atora, to.
A FRESJA BUPFLY OF PLANTAQENET Spring WaieV.Just rocefved and is ofieHd Ui iale
by JOHN BINDQB.
I S E BOOK TUAD15.
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a N E W R O O K . S T O R E .
J. C. SPRAGUE,
B o o k s e l l e r , s i a t i c i i t c r , A n d ' R t n d e r » * HAS BEi^OViiD HIS*
•Book fitore one, i>aar ~We*t—» Mo. 0 EAOLfi BLOCK, Ford-8treet,0gdensbnrgh—where he
wiiUie pleased to seonis old andnewanstom. era and friends.
He hasjuat returned from New-York, w l t h s New and Valuable Assortment ol
BOOKB AND BTATIONKEY, Among which may be found tbe standard works of the day, including HIBTOBY, F10TION, POkTBY, BCLLBS-LSTTBEa And several kngllsh Editions of (Be most Popular Works These works are bound in every variety of style.
Be will also furnish any work in the Catalogues oftae principal Publishing Houses, at Publisher's prices.
STATIONJRT. • In this department, he ts prepared to meet tbe wants of. tbe Public. His stook of Papers is not excelled ia Northern NewYork. POBTyOLIOS, DBAWrNQ-PaPIB, PIN0TL8, PINS,
INKSTANDS, CHJSS-BOABDo, BTAMP8, BLASE BOOEB, Ao^ and other articles pertaining to the Stationery department, are kept m abundance.
. EI0TUBX8. Pictures and Monldingr are kept In great variety, and
Pictures framed to order. . BOOK-BINDnia.
'Tbe only Bindery North of Wateriown u carried oa bjf tPRAGUE, Who employs node but the best workmen, and does his work in snperier style.
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MDHI-, also on nanaVa large anioliQlce assortment o
Sheet MWo. Also, an assortment of PIANOS; MBLO-
BINpiNQ AMD BC lowos*-te»m«.
H e i a ^ a U
done to order, and on th
MDBIO.AO.
DB0N8, i n , which'he wUl seU or rent. Ogdensburgb, May auth, 18fin. pe-t-J
N o v e l a n d J v x t r a o r d i n n r y !
" N E W S C H E D U L E O F P R E i m i ' l U S o«"*nw
United States Journal P U B L I S H I N G H O t J S E . '
-wj%seooaAfiBl> «5F =THI?^r7N«XAHPEEn JUJ success of onr novor; and extraordinary Premium Oners. In the clrcu2»lion-of: ther Ionc^stablished and popular pictorial monthly, TJBJB DNITJtD BTATM JoUKNAL, and in the sale of oar valuable Books, we) now announce our' new ptogramme'of Premiums for the season of 1868, and 1S69, embracing the c e l e b n t t d A r t Unfon Series of twelve large and splen«Jd'8teei:Hat«
rravinga>and a schedule of GOLD VAZOHKB^BIOH JKffibBK of all kinds, GOLD PBNB, eta^sQsrsaVon 4 K;alc^fJllberaUtyinrpassingallpravioiu<i«sr». •.
Our Jewelry M composed exclusively at tbs rWiest. first olsss articles, warranted to be solut gold,- or^iTe] d u l y a s represented, and every person s t l sc t sh l s own premium. Ours is tb^ only PaUUshtog Honse thatoflerj Brsmiums on this plan, or tha t fnraishaa this class of SaastHrr. * r
The follswlng ia a Bit of a few of the articles, with the ainouniofcths club for which i t _ls_j[lven_aa.*pr«mimn
Y Y Bona of feet of Pino and Spruce Lumber, to be! delivered a t thia place, or along the Line of tbe North-era Baft B<iad,^rtng. the present Wlnter.or in "•-months of May, J U M or July, next, in quantities ol O w Hundred t n o n u s d yscttjsnd upwards. As we are purchasing forWesWrn Markeu, manufacturers wffl W It)1
decidedly for thsir interest to ascertain in doe, seasonl what la most deslrablt, and to conform Strictly to" s a l w i ofJLsmber best adapted to ur trade, as the large ma-^ Jorfty of lumber manuJscinred for Saatem Uarkeu, i s !
quite ootalf ibls in Western. ' TorJTtlW.dlSposm.tttIorWjHcd(OTa»lCtO» then own;
1 aay, that we have ample facilities for; <• - Tttuet. . - . :
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a s n TO QLoaa, Three Copies, one year, - t n O f . a n d g " Irive Copies, one year, „«8U0 and 6 " 4
Ten Copies,We year t i n oo, and to " Twenty-oncrCupies, on«>ear,. $B0 bo, and SI M
a Packages of Gold containing.- »60000,each] 5 do. do. do »S00 00, each!
10 do. do. do. tlOOOO, each] lu Patent lever hunting cased Watches $100 00,eacbi SO Gold Watches *7&00,eacci
800 Silver Hunting Cased Watches. $8000,-eachi MOBUver Watches »1000to»S500 ,eachj
1000Sold Qnard, Vest and »*Sb'Obs»l*'»ltt» *a>[ttotu Uoid Lockets, Braceleu, Brooches, kar drops, Breastj
Plna, Cuff Puis, Sleeve Buttons, Bings, Hhlrt Studs, watch) keys, gold and silver thimbles, and a variety of other* articles, worth from 60 cedtd to | 1 6 00, each.
We wUl present to every person sending os CO sortters. a t *» each, a Bold Watch worth WO, to one sending ua lod snbscrfners at $2. each, a Go! Watch worth *90. Every subscriber will a l io recelvi a present.
toMdiate&i.jQjferecaipt MJHp,jnonsy» tosjmabsorl. bar'snamowUlbeentered oncurbook, andthepresenr will be forwarded, within one week, by mail or ea press. pdgt-ptlttL , ^ . . , * . . , . '
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an Hh? P 0 , t*l 0 reanlred for Ita deurexy by mall
eighteen carat Gold Wstcb, warranted ^i.perfect'timi-keepei.._sj-....-.i..*-»S0P0.1.
ahigint J4Htfna£nam*l«4 WaLAojoarm. RT&
fe^arwranf^^J»»pB^sT)»'tBn>''' -A-u^fSS . iBlti»fca»v*K**.**»*aic*« r t r fA**''-*-.1,*^"?*i^*' «*'S»**«wOj ^gSu^oSg»»»%^rair»»t«. to*o . c ^ S S t e o S ^ h Ka7fc«n»veou , -ItoQtt-Eie*eM*U»ed«.....;s«>."i.-. lextejUjQn,Bllvei>B«eJecncU,lwatrant«d;
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ISii^Sffe Gentleman.
OD^NG,!No90 w'sahibgtonBtrfcetr'iV'lLsOK^fABt-BANK,>lo.45 Hanover Btreet; 0 A it TEE, OOLCOED A PKB8TOM, No. 80 Hanover Street, P. BLATBB A CO., No. 8 Tremont Temple ; W. I. liaKTT A CO., No. 91 federal Street; QKOBBK 0 . UUODW1N, No 99 Union Street, Boston, Massachusetu.
eaaXBai,A,oxXTB.—JL,t(.HAy, Portland, Maine. • . O. B O L L r i j j & o b ^ g N j w ^ p l l r § ; JJ. BALOH < SON, Prqyitoie.BUods^sland.JIesars.-JloNAREY A BOOK, Hartford, Connecticut, f. 0. SMITH, Mootpe-Ber, VermonL
for sale by 0. T. OUCKNEB, No. SI Barclay Street; BC8HI0N jk OLABB, Mo. 2Tb Broadway, f,cw York. JOHN BUBE a CO., Montreal, Canada Bastl
At BetaB by every Druggist in the New England States..
t V V o r sale In Ogdensborgh by JOHN W. R1NDGE, GKOKGIC W. PULLBBOOK, H. B. HOMPHBBT, and L. B. MORitlB, Authosiaed Agents. L85-tf J
L I T E R ^dBWJkMwars RirspEi^SfiA,
Ohronio or Nervoiit JlebliltyiBIseasei of the Kidneys, and a l ld iMHe*KlsUgffoma'di«or<le" d Liver or
Btomabh,sooh.arConstipalion, Inwaid Plies, fullness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of
the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dbj-gust for Food, PuBness or Weight in
the Btomach,Soor Eructations, blnklng or flattering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and diffi
cult Breathing,
fluttering a t thejaesrt, Choking
or Suffocating Sensations when In a lying pos
ture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, fever
and dull Pain in the Head, De&olency of Perspiration, SeBowness of the Skin and
Eyes, fain In tbe Side, Back, Ohest, Limbs, Ac., , Sudden flushes or Heat, Burning in the flesh. Con
stant Imaginings of Evil and great Depression of Spirits.
The. proprietors, hi calling the^attention of the public to this preparation, do so with a.feeling of the atmost conhdence InUtBWirtnes and adaptation to the diseases for which it la recommended.
i t is no new And untried article, bat one that has staod thfltest of a ten years' trial before the American people,and ttajepntationand sale are onrivaBed by any similar preparation extant. The testimony in its favor, s iren hjiprgmlnent and well-known physicians and Indtridaalihtn aBparts of the oountry, ia immense, and a oarefu! perusal of the Almanac, published anna-any by the proprietor, and to be had gratia of any of his Agents, cannot but satisfy tbe most skeptical that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
D O C T O R ' ' H O O I L A N D ' S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL, FOB THE BPUKDY CURE OP
Oonghfl, Cold*, tnSaenzs. Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Pneumonia* Diseases of tne Bowels arising from
Cold, liicipieptpoosumpUoiif and for the relief (if at all possible) cure »f Patient- in advanoed
stages of tbe latter Diseases
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters, may be confidently relied on.. It is designated fqr a class of diseases more general and more flftfl than any other to which the people of this country are subject—those springing from a " slight colli." That eminent authority, Dr. Hell, says: " i will not say that Golds are to ear inhabitants what the PlaqvA and Telloio Fever are to those of other countries; but 1 oan aver oonndenty that they usher in diseases of greater complicity and mortality than these Utter. ' t
, • ^orthez proof ot the terrible fatality of ^diseases tBSjJlting from a " common cold" may he seeivjjy a glance at She following statistics, taken from the records of the Board of Health of Philadelphia, confessedly one «f the most healthy localities in the Union:— /
SPRING,
N O W A R R I V I N G
AND
A D M I N I V I R A X O R ' S H O X I O s l i .
NOTICE IB HKREBY GIVEN, .ACCORDING to lair, to all persons havlng-olaimaAgainst Jere^
nUab King, late of the county of St. Lawrence, deceased that tbey are required to exhibit she same, with tne vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the .-administrator of the estate of the said deceased, at n u dwelling-house in the.town of Cambridge, to the county of Washington, N. Y., on or before the afteentb day of January next Dated this 21th day ot June. 1858.
[81-6mj H1BAM KI$G, Administrator, Ac.
MlSCELLlKEOUh. BLA1SKLS. B L A N K M B L A N K S I
HITCHQOCiL, Til4*aT&>jC. i BTI£W£LL, at new PrinUng^Office, lUaliella^Btreet, Biga <Sf the sTag-4 u*;paiH33M0t"--*fiep floastanfcly ou
hand ageneraUseortmentoI approved ilLAXSKa,among f> which are,
WOk TH* OS» Of LAWTHBH SJID -OTEOtZB: Judgment Koll on Jrailnre . Executor"* Deeds.
to Answer. 1 Warranty Deeds. Supremo Court Bxecutionb | («ait-0laim Deeds.
against property. j Seal fistate fiaortgages. Judgment &oll Oonfession. " "* Supreme Oourt tiummons. Supreme Court fiubpeenae*. Supreme Ooart Sabpcs&a
Tickets, dupreme Oourt Notioes ol
Trial, Supreme Oourt Affidavit* ol
Merit.
M O R T G A G E S A L K .
WHEKEAII?, SPENCKK ANDEB80N, OF OantoSr^ in the County of fit. Lawrenoe, New
York, i>y .ssfcertain mortgage bearing date the sec fond^aar ofpiapch, AV. D one thousand eight hundred
1 and nW-se jeu; to secure the payment oi five hundred -jand.fifty dollars, io two equal annual instalnientB.with interest annually at the Ogdensborgh Bank, to Preston King* and Bishop Perkins, then a committee of Lunacy for Amos Bacon, as such committee, or their successors or assigns, according to the condition of a certain bond bearing even date with said mortgage, executed by tLe said Spencer Anderson to the said Preston Ring and Bishop Perkins, as^uch-epmrnifiteea did convey to tbem theaaidPrfeatcnfBJDg.andBiahop PerkinB, in trout for the said Ai%J^tl«co3h'^,da his Jieirs : All that certain lot of land, tStua't«"in^e villi&ge&f- Canton, St. Lawrence County, State .of New York, known as the Low House Lot, bounded as follows: Beginning at the west line of a street now^diseontinued, leading North, paa. where there was formerly a school-house, crossing tha Nortfi line of the street which runs West from the Stat© r«ad, toward the old tfoote Grist Mill, and running thence westerly along said line of said street about ODC pham and sixty-eight links, to the south-east corner of
^iiieia| here^dXore contracted to Dudley Beckwith, ftnencfl northerly along tbe line of said lot, about twelve -TouS to the landsf ormerly sold to Thomas and Isaac Medbury; thence easterly at right angles abont oue chain and sixty-eight links, to the west line of Baid street; thence southerly along the line of said diBcoo-tinuBo^stWWt^toth©place Qfbegtnning,containing about ninety gquareyods ofr land, more or less, which mort. gage^ww giren tosecurethepayment of five hundred aiid'fifty dollars of tae purchase price, for the coDvey-anceby Preston *.lng aod Bishop Perkins as a comiint-tee of Amos Bacon, a lunatic, of the lot of land above described, in virtue of a decree of the County Court ot the County of St, Lawrence, ordering the sale of said low of land, which said mortgage, with the power of sale therein contained, was duly recorded in the Clerk's of-
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REDUCED PRICES!
Common Money Btmds. Chattel Mortgages. Land Contracts. fath-Mastfera' Warrant... Sheriff's Bail Bono* Sheriff Sales. Constable Sales. Summons and Oomplain*. License Blanks, A c , Ac.
roa TH* DSJt'or JUBZIOKB: Becogniaanoe of defendant*
with Sureties. Warrants. Venires. Sunpoenaed. JCxecutions. Summons. Criminal Warrant*. Or&ninal Subpcenaes. Warrant for Commitment
in Default of Bail. , Confessions of Judgment)
A c , Ac., Ao. Also—Certificates of Marriage.
Being possessed of uncommon facilities for the despatch of Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Law-Oases and Points. Circulars. Show-BiUs. Programmes, BallCards, InTitatiori Cards, Posters, AD. J "they say t o their iWonda and the public, call here and wQ"irUl try todoyoa:Justice;
Attachments. Affidavit! on Attachment. Bonds on Attachment. Becognisanoes. sSxecutionsag'st Property. Short Attachments. Bondann Short Attachment Bonds on Adjournment. Assault and Battery Affi
davits. assault and Battery War
rants. Criminal Subpcsnaeir.
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(Far fall SchHtiti Set ~<m Catalogue.) he Uurjui W*»aJojp»sai,j(!8ntaJni sixteen large ii pages, aBy edited'and profusely illustrated, prlcej r6eos»i»*y»sJ'i .»> M vr *'•>'•>'< \
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Tbe folio pages, aoiy euivcu sua promteiy illustrated. Prlcei only6eoti»l»*y»sJ'i . . . a «t A'-> < •> ) •
Oojr oatalogne contains over 1,000 of tat .sunt aiefalj entertaintor.-andpopmarwotaaof theday. i
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1802. Total deaths In Philadelphia, Died ol Consumption,
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1868. Total Deaths, Died of Consumption,
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ISM. total deaths, Died of Consumption,
" " all other diseases.
10,261 1,0ft
S.849 10,261 9,74)
1,895 1,864
9,749 11.S14
9,1 T8 9,686
ARRIVING DAILY!
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From these Ognres, it will be seen that nearly one-fourth of the total deaths In the country are caused by oonaumptl on, to say nothing of tbe numerous other diseases springing from a - slight cold."
Do not trifle with your health, but if suffering with a cough or cold on the lungs, buy a bottle of HOOPLAMD'8 BA1£A11I0 CORDIAL, and you may safely count on a cure. Thousands have done so, and have certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or dyspeptic state of the stomach, In which case the German Bitters should be used. In cases of weakness, or general debQity of the system, resulting from a protracted cough, the fierman Bitters will be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. 0 . M. Jackson, 418 Arch Btreet, Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United 8tates and Oanat das. Price 15 cents per bottle.
EsT" A G E m : All Druggists in Ogdensborgh; Hum A U m , T.Itr, Psnx A Oo., Potsdam - A. Boss, Madrid ; Browaa A Laaaar, Waddlngton; J. B. Q a u and L. E. B. WrasLow, Cantos; J a m s Uintaaa, Hioholvllle ; w . B. HusnanD, ParishvUle; W. M. QOODHICU, Ooovernor j Onas. Foi , RiohvUle; BDOBES A LOBOKLL, Oolton.
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R. & T. C. ATCHESON. C U E A T C H E S O S S
HAVE JUKE BEOEIVKD their Second Arrival of Goods this Tall from the CitleSj consisting, hi
Sart, of aaIS,OAPB,and PUBS, of w i»*=st atylesand patterns, and
some new kinds never before eihiblted-'ln this part of thi Countryi. Let these in want o l a g o o d a i a o l e and oil raasonable terms, give us a call, w e don't talk of s o u andaslow coat,nordo»eput up any eatra signsforOaslj exclusively. We do business j u t a s ire always have done, on a jost and liberal scale, and will continue so to do. )
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e largest aasortmentof LAWKf" FQS8 ev«rexaiblted In this or any ooantty village, con^ stating of the 8ABLB, the bXONB MAfiTM, the MINE' thaBaoiKKsX, the OTTJBB, the NUZBIA, titeBBI'ElBH BABL£, t h . MOnKTam o a o c x U A & C I K , the BDSl 81AN » I T C a a n d t h e B I A V _ a . We have some GENT'/J FUB and HAIB SEAL OV*B00A0a, a beautiful article.
pSiva <u> • call on the Overcoats* C A P S . Otter, Nutria, Mink, Hair and Tor Seal, Cloth and
Plush, and at prices to suit those that want them. BttJJALO BKHSBI We'haTe received a large tupplyi
for which we paid Oash anuVoonsequently can sell theni at a low figure, on account ofthe pressure of the times;
* > * i » _ t v i _ _ t » _ _ i r s J ' * o ? ? f » a r and. . of our own. manufacture ; also, the Hudson Bay and Canada Wolf, which are' called superior 16 any In the, worjd,both forcolorAnd durability. . , , .
Qentlemen wishing to At out a sleigh or outter, will do well to give ns a call ahd examine as to qaulity, qnan)
tt_______)AW) CABBKT-BAG8, ' W e h a v e a l a r g * Msortmentba hand , which will be sqld Vf")h the res , in,d oh. etfaar terms, Gent's Kid 0Ioyej,Lined, a large r * * * » . J i « , ! , t t ^ , . , , v . ' '
In concUii lon,wa.«oaiassyf l l s j i i , l t i ia l lavalnaho» and idle parade, thiagreat. cry about saUlag ,«t oostt Heed them not 1 heed them not! H goods areaold-'iTor cost one day, the next is 60 per cent . Hover mind-theml .bat save yoqr money and sctvbere fthey take st small p r o l t s i e x y day. I h a t l s the place vihere y e a will.get theworthofyourmoney,and.therlgkt«hange.baqk.-
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ISO. 10 FORD STREET, LO_0)KD WITH /
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Belling at prices that DEFY NO ONE, but SATISFY ALL.
(_In the HOME DEPAKTMPNT of oar we_-__own ira-ofactorea, the beat qualities and the
L O W E S T P B I 0 E S 1 At all times warranted. 25-tf] A L D E N V I L A S .
'BTOVE8, BTOVS-P1PK, STOVE THIM-hUNGfi, GLASS W-JiS.WOODBlI WAB fe., BROOBISi
YAtikm W0T10NB,'TOaC,-BER8l PUMV6, 2-3-0. OHJWING GtJM, JMJLIN P L A N I S H ^ A_*B
J A P P A N B D T I N W A E B . Also, Mannfactnrer of Tin, Oopper, and Sheet Iron
Ware. Best of workmen foraootog , pntttag-opJ!roug8i Btovea, Pumps tand *il kinds of Tin, Oopper and Bbeet Iron work A
^_T" 'Merohaati and Pedlars sappHed at Liov Rates; Rags, Feathers, A c , and all farm era' Prodoce Cakes here. All are invited to call-wbo^ant to boy iow.
S. H. H1GBE&. Ogdenabnrgli, Feb. _4th, 1888. [14-tfl
flee ofthe Ooon^ pfSt.Lawrence, April btfc, A.D. l-sS' at one o'-Cloct, P. M., in Book No. 24, B. ol Mortgages, on pages •rod, Sec. And, whereas, said mortgage waa duly assifrned to Ira Smith, late of tlie village ut Og-djEnsburgliaforesaili, aince deceased, and whicL _&»t)fu-tpent »as- duix a<;]fcnoBiedged by the uaid Pre8to_ Kmp and Bishop Perkins, and recorded in ihe office of u.e Olerk of the County of St. Lawrence tlie nintn da> oi June, A. D. Ib67, at three o'clock, P. M., in Labor 2-1 A. of Mortgages,page 8T7.
And, Whereas, the said Ira Smith haa departed tf.is life, and Joseph WUmot Smith has been duly appointed adminiatra'toT of hie estate; and, whereas, deiaalt but been made in the payment of tbe earn ol three hundred and twenty-two dollars, ajxiy-two cents, dne ai u-r d%te jpl the &rat pnbpcation beieof, and part of ti,r monies secured by said mortgage, and no proceed:^ at law have been instituted ior the recovery of :j l C amount due on said mortgage. Notice is therefur here by given, that, by virtue ur a power ol Bale contained in said mortgage, and of the siainte in such case mad*-and provided, the above described mortgaged premises will be sold at public auction, at tbe Baldwin house, IL the village ol Ogdensburgn, in the County of ft. Lawrence, on the tweoty-Beventh day of Auguut, one thuu-s&nd eight hnndred and fifty-eight, at 2 o'clock, P. M.-Ditted June 1st. 1868.
JOSEPH W. SMITH, Administrator of TKA SMITH, Assignee, deceased
BISHOP PERKINS, Attorney. [27-lSw]
The sale of the above property is postponed to the twenty-seventh day ofSeptember, 1S5S, at_ o'clock, P M., «vt the same place.—Dated August 27, lfa5t>.
JOSEPH W. SMITH, Administrator c - IRA SMITH, Assignee, deceased.
BISHOP PERKINS, Attorney. [4" 5w,
The sale of the above property is postponed to n.e 29th day of October, lb5-<, at 2 ociock, r\ W., at the same place.-—Dated September 27, l_&-3.
JOSitPH W. SMITH, Administrator of IRA SMITH, Assignee, df-easeii
BISHOP PERKINS, Attorney. 44-5wj
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9maisame her attireso .__ ^ r —Ja»*-to tbe genlaleeaion, and if Gentlemen are desironi to imitate her example;they will find all thers-quiilteiraraolngao ,&,;" - '
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I tsstefallrnt ting Costs, Vcsu, and Pants, of every ityU. 1 We wmaUastUaoodalaainoanttosaitpurchsjerjj
by the Case, Piece, yardrorfattern. 1 .All kinds of T A ^ » * ?r_l_HII3B8, Wholesal*ejr
wllliell ttent to yo'h at pricet"fiiwsi"'to , tlUoo. -We **n leB jroa a WHOI* BDIT DOIXARS, and from that, np to RaapentaUsCtieskl
ID f URSIBHING G00O8, It It saSleimit to say, thai InTartsiyah'dKcShi-.iKganciaaaKove^ _lsdspa»toentv«ryfsj sioeetls any ttingof thakini sV•p.bsWrw,st^ul&„_H0l*^ini^-^o3i. , ' ; ^
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I W O K T G A O J E SAi .6- . .
Y VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE, BKARING date March. .twenty-_rat, cue thousand eight bun
dred and fifty, H-nocfi H. RupeKrat-B, Lsq., of GIKD'P Falls, in the county of Warren, ai>ci Utate of New York, conveyed to ALE.\.AM)ltK oeWuLD UKUD1E, then of the city of Kew York, but now decea.ned, certain premises described in the said mortgage a8 folluwa. ** Ail that certain tract, piece or parcel of land, being the
South half and West part ofthe north half of township number aistrin tract Wo. two of Macomb's Purchase, situate in the conn ty or St. Lawrence and State of New York, and called Plercefleid, containing twenty-four thooaand three hu_dred and seventy-five acres of land, being the same premises which, on the twenty-fourth day of January last past, were sold, and by indenture bearing even date herewith, were granted and COD-veyed by the said Alexander Oswold Brodie, to the said Enoch H. Rosekranfl, and this indenture is executed tt secure part of the purchase money thereof. The saiJ Enoch 11. Roaekrans hereby expressly reserving to himself the right and privilege to enter into and upon aii or any part of the said lands, and to cuUdown, take and carry away such parts or portions of the tnrl*er now standing or being on the said lands as he may deem necessary or expedient, baid murtgape, with u t-power of sale therein contained, was recorded in tl «-county clerk's office, of the county of M Lawrence, • & the thirtieth day oi Maich. lbOu, at 9 A.M, in Hook (..' Mortgages No. lb, A., at pages 7u, 71 an.I VI. The amount dne on said mortgage, at the ume uf the fcrsi publication hereof, is four thousar.d atven hundred a-r"J seventy-six dollars and forty-three cent*, ^owl Theie for, notice is hereby given, that sa J mortgagfd prem iBeo will be sold at public auction, tc tt.t- higt est tudder, on the 15th day of October, l ^ b , at 2 (.'Meek in the afternoon of that day, at the St. Lawrei ce Hotel, .n tf f village of Ogdensburgti, in the Baid county.- l)at*-J July 20,185b.
JAMES S. HL'GGINS, Executor of [84-l8w3 the last will and testament of
B la HOP PERKINS, Att'y- AlexV. 0. Br>.die, deceased
The sale of the above described premises on the mi>rt gage foreclosure is postponed to the l£>Lh day id J»i.ii ary, next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at the Pt. Lawrence IL lei, abovementiooed.— Dated September 21, \-it^.
JAMi_rf ». HL'GGINS, Lxecutur cf t h e l a s t will a n d t e s t a m e n t of
B I S H O P P E R K I N S * A l e x ' r 0 . B r o d i e , decease_! . Attorney. [43-l7wj
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E L E C T l v J > N 0 T I C E . BTATE OF NEW YOKE, I
OFFICE OF TEE SKC&ISTAJIY IF £TATK. }'
ALBJXV, August 2nd, 1S5S. To Vie SheriJ oj Vt* Cfunti, i<J bU Laxcrrtu t .-|
SIR,—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT at the General Election to be held in thia State • •
the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of N"Vembt-r next, the following oflloers are to be elected, to wit:
A Governor, in the place of John A. King; A Lieutenant Governor, In the place of Henry R. bel
den ; A Oanal Commissioner, in the place of Samuel B. Hag
gles, appoinsed in place of Samoel & Whallon, deceased , An Inspector of State Prisons, in the place of William
A. Bnasell; Ai^wmTse tenns.01 office will expire on the last day ol
Deceihba'r next. A EepreBentativein the Thirty-SiXlh Congress of the
United BtateB, for tbe Seventeenth Congressional Dm triot, composed of the Oountles of bt. Lawrence and Herkimer. COUNTY 0FF1CEKS ALSO TO BE ELECTED FOE SAID
COUNTY;
Three Membera of Assembly ; A Sheriff, in tbe place of Pau.e Converse; A County Clerk, in the place of Benjamin G. Baldwin A Bpeoial Oonnty Judge, in the place ol Wdiiam 11
Sawyer; Two Justices of Sessions, in the place of Harlow Got!
ard and Joseph Barnes, X w Coroners, in the plate uf Jt&moel C. Wa.t ui*~
Philip Potter; .All, tvjtiose terms of office will expire on the last day 1'
Tjecerober next. I h e attention D ( inspectors of Election and County
Canvassers iB directed to Chap. 820 of Laws of ltioa, a copy of which ia printed herewith, for instructions in regard to their duties under said law, " submitting the question of calling a Convention to revise the Oonstitu-.iion. and amend the same to the People of the State."
OHATTza820. AN ACT togobmit tiie question of calling a Convention >
$0 revise the Constitution and amend the same, to the -*e8ple'0f-tji»_ate.
^ f p | a , A ^ ! g l ^tJi,-186^r-tM'ea-Jlftn» oeingjn-esenl. . XhiPm^.<lfVsKState of Mew Tori, represealed in
Senate ana Assembly, do enact, as follows .* gBsonoH 1. The -inspectors of -Election in each town. Ward and election district-in this state, at the annnal e lec t ionto*&beld ia November next, shall provides proper .box to- receive the baUots ol the oitisens of this state entitled to vote for membeoof the legislature at suoh election. On suoh ballot shallbe written or print-ed, or-parlly ^written aod printed, by those voters who are in favor of a convention, the Words: " Shall there be
^'•convention to revise the constitution-and amend the '.same-? - Yea." And by those voters who are opposed thereto, the words? " Shall there be a convention to re-v i ie the JjonsUtution and amend the same? S o . " And aH oitfsenseBtttled.to'VotS'as^foressid, shall be allowed to vote by ballot aa aforesaid, In the election district-in which he resides, and not elsewhere.
§S. Somnoh of artiolesone, two and three, of title four, of chapter one hundred and thirty, of an act entitled "Aa s e t respecting elections other than for militia and town officers," passed April fifth, eighteen hnndred and
-forty.two, snd the acts amending tbe same.as regulates the manner -of oondacting elections and challenges, •osEhs4o se.administered, and inquiries to be~madevof persons offering to vote, shall be deemed applicable to ths ' t t fa i - to .be^ren or cfEieed under this a c t ; and the
:sntaan»ir<{it voting and ohalianges, and the penalties for •_IscUswearing, prescribed by law, are hereby declared JnfttUforoe and effect in voting or offering tc vote under this act.
§3. The taid vote t^iven for and against a convention, 4n parfoanceof this jict,shaUhe canvassed by the inspec tors of the several election districts or polls of the said election in. the manner prescribed bylaw, and aspror-ded la article four, of titlefour, of chapter one hundred and thirty of the saidaotf passed April fifth, elgLtni. hundred andforty-two, and the acts amending tbe esjr'. a» fat as. the. sameare applicable; and ench canvas! sh> be completed by ascertaining the whole cumber of wotei given in each electioa district or poll for a conventic^. and ths whole-number of vosea given against such eox
|^sn t i en4Ja ._s &nn.aforeBaidy and the result being Wtari fhr Owvsand. gendlnyourorae i s . . ' ., a I J!*madrthe Inspectors shall make at statement in worda. Address HiTOHOOOK,*MLH)TgON AriiiJbvr_bD. L a t i a l i l u n g t h , of tha number ot ballots received u. use 48,1868. • ' - 1 4 relation toaaoh consenlion, and shall also state in
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' I * » e « s i t ^ . e o » s « t e _ W _ t f l a « s e B d * e . « a o » r S e s . " -1 Anslalso the sholonamber.ot ballots having thereon t l r . w o r _ i ? 8 h a 8 * e « b e * « v n v e a t t o n t e i r e v i s e —econ ititutioii and amend:the«ame? .Ho." .Snob statemenis u^j^aMmsliaUoousain a caption, stating the day on
, w l ^ ^ S d l E f c n n u j l « l o f toe distrtct.the town orwird. a s d *hs.oonnty. at which the election was held, and a i the and thereof a certificate that laou. statement is oo:
^iwHia'sHrespfiOts, which certiaeate shall bo sahscribed .bgr an^BisapOBtors, and a true copy of such statement shall he jnunediately,filed by them in the office oi the clerknl-,uie.town or .city.
S*. I h s original statements, duly certified as aforr said, shallb«LdeliTered,bj the inspectoii, or one of then. tsdsb aeputadjorthat parpose, to tbe maiepHstnyoB, in cart.ihere.lmaojittpervjjor, or he shall be disabieflrrom atteB4to«; the Boardof oanvasiert, then to cure of the as-s a t t o r s o l j h e i o w n or ward, wfihin twont^fonr hours
*" rthn-sarqa, shall have been, sahtcriiicd.by such In issW«B*«usi>c«e4'dfas othersta'teaenisat-mch :>J(slfcs>»oi»'ir<lftd<rtdt3tT>s5, i i l , , , . . f Sp^pinik.e4arficlesflnt , second, third and fourth,
of^ue^frfth.^f^crispter one-rmndf ed end thirty, of the act«WB_*l*Aa_t'n>spect ing elections other than lor tni l i t f tana^wnoff icsrs^ and the sots 'amending the jswW,1Mrrsirslattt,'the duties of county oanvassere and their proiieeiiingt, and the doty of county cjeifcs, andthesectetarj bTsiate, and the board of state can vassers, ah»a *e applied t o the oauvasslng a n * aacer tainiligtae'wili Oftht people of this state in relation tc
"llie protKised;tonvention; and if it shall appear that a majority ofthe votes or ballots given i s asd returned ae aforesaid are against a convention, then the said canvatiersare required to certify aha declare that ran
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