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^ Borrowing Trouble* DISCONTENTED WITH 'EHPLOVMENT.—A. That was sensible advice which was giren young man who commences his life with to the jcmog beat", portleJ to know bow to uot liking his business has no very promis- walk. 4 ' Shall I," said he, "move my iog prospect before him. Let such a ooo right front paw flrst^or. my left, of the two bolieve himself to be under immediate io- front paws first, or the two hiud ones, or ; flueuce of " an evil eye," and set about re- all four at once, and bow V The old she- leasing himself at once by a resolute refus bear came to bis relief with the advice . al to entertain any thoughts but such as "Leave off thinking, and walk.'' ; appertain to duty, clearly before him, and It is Dot uncommon for men to place how to do it well and honestly. It is a themselves in the predicament of the young great mistake to expect greater happiness bear; to' involve themselves in ueedless to be derived from any other calling than complexities, by trumping up imaginary the one which ciroumstanoes have oombioed difficulties, or by timorously looking for- , to impose as an introduction to the respon- ward to the future. There are some who ' sibiiities of manhood. How many have appear to take pleasure in castiog a dismal ' made shipwreck of the fairest hopes by fee horoscope of their lot, and there is no oao bly giving way to the, delusion of being BBWaMSsa»awa*»iaMaMSMaMa»Ma*MMMais*MM NOT ALCOHOLIC. A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT. A PURE TO SIC. DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CwKItUA\ BITXJEUlSf mane—CSBMB New Stock of G&©ds I* TOWN J J —— • -' .. j T HE undersigned desires to notify his -friend* and the people generally, thai he has jus: reiurnidltoin New Vork with a WHEELEH & WILSON'S To be above one's business is a mean pride that has its origin in indolence, betokens a dishonorable oareer, aod an end in bauk- who does not suffer, more or leas, from j meant for better things thau keeping shop dangers aod perplexities, from trials aud sorrows, which have no real existence. As a general thing, oue who is over-anx- ious about future aod doubtful duties, may I ruptcy if Dot in something worse be sure that he is shirking present and- plaio duties. It seldom happens that the duty of the present moment.cannot be dis- cerned If that is done, it becomes a torch, throwing light on the duty.next at baud In every department of life, the habit of ^borrowing trouWe is fouud > .crippling action aod sound thought. Life's Autumn. Like the loaf, lifo has Us fading.- "We speak and think of it with sadness, just as we think of the autumn season. But there should be no sadness at the fading of a life that has done well its work. If we re joice at the advent of a new life, if wo wel come the coming of a new pilgrim to the uncertainties of this world's way, why should there be so much gloom when all these uncertainties are passed, aod life at its waning wears the glory of a completed task ? Beautiful as is childhood in its fresh ness and innocence, its beauty is that of untried life. It is the beauty of promise, of Spring, of the bud. A holier aud rarer beauty is the beauty which the wauing life of faith and duty wears. It is the beauty of a thing completed ; and as meo come to- gether to congratulate each other when some great work has been achieved, and seo in its concluding nothing but gladness, so ought we to feel when the setting sun flings backs its beams upon a life that has answered well life's purpose " When the bud drops blighted, aud the mildew blasts the early grain, and there goes all hope of the harvest,- one may well be sad; but when the riponed year sinks amid its garn- iture of Autumn flowers and leaves, why should wc regret^or murmur? And so a life that is ready and waiting for the " well done' 1 of God, whoso latest virtues aud charities are its noblest, should be given back to God in uncomplaining revetooce, wc rejoioing that earth is capable of so much goodness, and is permitted such- vir- tue.-/. F. W. Ware, «e———i—•—— mmmm^mmmm •——^—^—— IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN! Improved Clieese Press, T HE subscriber having purchased the right-of manufacturing and selling Comstock's Universal Press for Madison County, is now prepared to furnish to order any section ut the County with this Press on the shortest notice. This press is a decided improvement overall oth- er Presses, having combined in its operation three of the great mechanical powers; arid presses the Cheese, be it large [or small, in the most perfect manner. This Press took the 1st Piemiumai each of the two last Kuirs ot the Madison County Agri- luctural Society. JJ*CAPTIOU—All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing or. using this Press in Mailison County unless the name of the subscriber is on the same, as he has the exclusive right of the patent for this county. N. T. PALMER. MorrisvilK Varch 20, 1862. A CARD. JG33T I would respectfully inform my friends and patrons that GEOHUE MUNTJEll, M. O., has become astociated with me in my professional busi- ness, and will attend, to calls'for professional servi- ces maJe at tnjr Office. «» Da. Mc.suKa has enjoyed unusual facilities for acquiring a thorough knowledge of his profession, and I can confidently recommend him to such as may requlro Medical or Surgical aid: H. P. MEAD, M. D. Morrisville, Oct. 9, 1362. r > I u .Days of Old.-Q There was a lime—in days of old When health was prized above fine gold, That day has passed—all now neglect That precious boon all should protect. Ofsense and reason all are bereft, Or it would appear there's but little left. Apply it then to cure your ills By the immediate use of Herrick's Pills. These remarkable Pills startle whole communities by their wonderful cures. Adapted to infancy, youth, manhood and old age. Put up with English, Spanish, French and German directions, elegantly coated with''sugar, purely vegetable, and sell in large family boxes for 25 cents. $3r See advertisement of? 3d page. DI.ED. In the Chesapeake Hospital, Fortress Monroe, on the 27th ult,., of inflammation of the lun?s, Mr. LA- THROP S. PIERCE, of this village aged 33 years.; PREPARED BY DR. C. M. JACKSOX, Philadelphia, PI, WILL^FFECTUALLY CUBE LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE. Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, aod all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipa- tion, inward Piles, Fuluess or Biood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fuines* or Weight ia the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Fit of the Stomach, Swimming of the|Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensation when in a ly- ing posture, Dimness ol Vision, Dots or; webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspira- tion, Yellowness of the Skm and * Eyes.Pain in the Side, Back, - j- Chest,"Limbs, dec, Sud- , . - den Flushes ol Heat,- Burning in the Fksh, • ' Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits. And will positively prevent Yellow Fe ver, Bilious. *"ever, etc" ' " ~~~ THEY CONTAIN NO ALCOHOL OR BAD \YL1ISKEY ! They willcure the above diseases in ninety-nltio cases out of a hundred. NICK STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, conslwiag of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, .CROCKERY, HARDWARE, tints A* Caps, KEROSE Old Friends in the Right TUtC* / . HERRICK'S SGGAR COATED tUAsti a; O ->5 v a jmr- xt «S v SEWING MACHINES The best family Oaths! f re la the WorM i s»*4 £ years by five mflUoflSt o person annually i rtvrtfy* five satisfaction r eoirftld nothing lajarioa* j fhtroa- ised by the principal Phy- sicians aod Surged** la the Unionr sWgamly coat- ed with (Agar. Large box- es, 26 cents i fits botes, one dollar. Full directions with estttr bo*. Warranted superior to aoy Pill before the public. T A it AH AMKI, Leon co., Fta., idylf, 1860. mp . * *., Tops. lUaaica, Albany, W. Y„— My Dear Doc- *, isootfi «r Shoes, \ti^ >i e w lniproremcnU and Rtdufed Prices l ut: \ w,u * ««• to infmmtoa ot the woerfstftt «f. -Nfc. LAMP^> & OIL, I'rilh long pending putts of 4he WhCeler ter. For three yeara she has been afflicted with a at greatly reduced prices I *" *- Wlls >« Company against irrtinflog manu- | bilious derangement of the system, sadly impairing ' faciurers having ALL been decided in the Company'* h « health, which hat been steadily failing daring ! favor, ih«y propose that the public shall be benefit- J "" *"* "" I ted by the dficlsloni of the United States Conns, and LLJ XV.il 1.5» SB QHSX'XX 'JUUQL^LI ; have it aierially reduced the price of their Machines-, ; as will be seen by the foll<rwi»g f' NEW SCALE OF PRICES: No. I—M-u!um, with Glass Fooie and Henimer, S65.00; former price, J10O. No. a — Black, improved, with Glass Foote and Henimer, «56.001 former price, *75.00. No. 3-Nj£L*)«h He " la,er - * 15 °0; former price, . n „ enllre ,y we „ that period. When in New York, in April bat, • friend advised me to teat your PHU. Having the fullest confidence it, the judgment of nay frlsnd, 1 obtained a supply of Messrs. Barnes A Park, Drug- ^ist*. Park Row. On returning home we e«ated alt other treatment aha administered your Pills, one each night. The improvement fa bet feelings, com- plexion. digestion, etc"., surprised us aJJ. A rapid and pvnnaneoi restoration to health Has" been the* result. We used less than five boitf, aWconsider] i consider the above a iuat trtb- Notice. fFHE stockholders of the Caoastota and 1 Morrisville New Plank Road Qompan* ore. I Testifying of their own personal knowledge to the requested to meet a the Ne lis House in Peteiboro, beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bit- Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop- ularly of Hoofland's German Bitters, purely vege- table, hosts of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous advemnrers have opened upon suffering humanity the floodgates of Nostrums In the shape of poar whiskey, vilely compounded with injurious dru,;*, and christened Tonics, Stomachics and Bitters. Beware of the innumerable array of Alcoholic preparations in plethoric bottles and big bellied kegs, under the modest appellation of Bitters, which instead of curing only aggravate disease, and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair. Ilooilanil's Genuan 1$liters Ard'not a new and untried article, but have stood the lest of fifteen years trial by the American public, and their reputation-and sale ate not rivalled by any similar preparation. The proprietors have thousands of Letters from the most eminent CLERGYMEN*. LAWYERS. PHYSICIANS, AND CITIZENS, New Styles of Plaid,. Striped and Plain DRESS GOODS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, SHAWLS in Black (rod . -; While Check*. WORSTED GOODS ^33 , urilK< ,„„,., *,;,„ In great variety—Nubias, Sontags, Hoods, Lidie*' No-5—Cylinder Machine on Plain TaSle, with i s „„<:„ - ntrr „Ki,ii, n , „.,..,„, Vests, ail wool Hosiery, Varnrblack and white' ! Hemrner, S35.0O ; former price, S115. , lh • n, " , y ° Ur o"^' 6 "'»«"»»^ ^ MOSRiSON. Scarfs, &o. Ac. Every Machine will be sold complete with a Hem- ©©SGIBS^SO @©®©S.3 «nej, at.he price advertised. Prints, DeLaincs, bl Ticks, Denims Twine, Ba t i .,,.. M. ...<<... , , „ ' i ute to you as a physician, and trust it Will bo the i ^Large Machine on Plain TaMf. with Hem- j mcang ^ i nd ucl&g mafly w adopt your Pittf «t their family medicines*. I remain, dear sir, with many Cloths a We guarantee that the Styles and Prices cannot be beat In the county of Madison. Als/J, T/ilM- \ MINGS for the same, as " cheap as cheap can bo." j One Word to the Barefooted ! Our stock of BOOTS and SHOES was never larger and better, nor quite as cheap, as the Goods were bought in July, before the rise. Our Stock of Hardware Is complete.—Nails, Glass, Puity, Spades, Axes, Cutlery, Turntable Apple-Parers, and Livingston's Wood Saws, &c. &c. •" jpernti their Machines delivered free of charge. W. II. PILCH, Agent. Morrisville, Nov. ?0, 1861. 'iO Dr. U . t t * 73" WORM TEA!. on the 24th inst, at one o'clock p. M., for the pur- pose of eleoting Directors and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting. F. M. Whitman, S. H. Covey, John Robertson, Inspectors of Election. Dated Dec. 3d, 1362. JOHN CAMPBELL, Sec'y- Dissolution. [THE firm of BICKNELL & RICHARDS is X this day dissolved by mutual consent. The Books, Notes and Accounts will be found at the Store of the late firm. J. BENNETT BICKNELL. JA'S G. RICHARDS. Morrisville, Nov. 14, 1862. - NOTICE. Eaton (!$• Georgetown Plank Road. A DIVIDEND of Four per cent: on the capi tal stock of this Road will be paid to the stock- holders on the 20ih day of November instant, at the Office of the Company.—Dated Eaton, Nov. 4, 1862. • JOHN T. WHITNEY, Treas'r. GROCERIES. We have a large Stock, and will sell as low for Cash as any Establishment in Town. TKA "as is" TEA, fur 7s. per lb.- Please call and gel a sample. Also, Salt, Fish, Pork, Flour, &c. ij q' q Q Q t? A Bit. BAKER'S ' PAIN P/ANACEA, For (he Cure nj Pain,bolh cziernallyand internally. The GreatesLJtain Cvring Remedy yet discov.ru/! Pain cannot long exist wkerc this Remedy is faith fully used I! Cf GIVE IT ONE FAIR TRIAL, And if you do not find it tabe all it is recommended go back to ilie agent and eei double the amount of money refunded ! This offer is mnrlc knowing that what this medicine has done in thousands of case*, it will do again. ' For PAIS in the Slnmach. Back and Bowels Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Swellings, Ciwlu, Diar- rhea and Rheumatism, Ileadachf, Toothache and Earache and Scura'gia, it cures almost instantly! C H R O N I C DISEASES, Such as Dyspepsia, Weak Breast, Liver Complaint General Debility, Fever and Ague, Canker or Sore Mouth, Putrid Sore Throat, Weak Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease, Old Sores, Coughs and Colds, d>a In the above named Diseasce, it only needs to be faith- fully used and a Cure is certain! Money Refunded I IMPORTANT TO*AOCSTB—Agents will And it great- ly to their interest, and are at full liberty on first introducing DR. BAKER'S PAIN PANACEA, to give back the money freely if those who purchase it arc not fully satisfied; and may use it in their own families, or give a few bottles to their friends, that they may test its great merits over all other reme- dies,, and when once introduced they will find that they can sell large quantities of it. All agents write that when once introduced, their sales are large.— Families will keep it in their houses, and will not be without it. • For sale by the Proprietors, A. L. SCOVILL&CO.. . - No. 12 weat Eighth st., Cincinnati. C. N. TUTTLC,. Auburn, N. V., General Aeent. TV Sold by W. S. Coman, Morrls-<11e ; R. Town- tind, Eaton;.J. Donaldton, Nelson, J. Fairchild, Cazcnovia, and by Druggists generally. New Wheat Flour, O F DIFFERENT BRANDS, at the lowest market price, andtrarranted, for sale by M ORTGAGE SALE —Default has been made in the payment of the sum of 8773.79, which is claimed tu be due at the date of this notice on a-certain mortgage bearing date ths-lsi day-of April 15o7, execuied by Gideon C. Babcock, of Homer, Cortland county, N. Y., to Jedediah Bar- ber, of the same place, and recorded in Madison county clerk's office, in book-A. M. of mortgages, at page 236, on the 22d day of April 1357 : Now thereiore notice is hereby given, that ihe premises described in said mortgage, viz:— ,l All that tract or parcel of land situate in the town of Cazenovia, Madison couniy, State of New York, described-as follows: being a part of Lot No.63 in Road Town- ship, beginning 120 feet east of the east line of Da- vid Smith's one acre lot, thence east seventy feet." thence north sixty leet to a stake, thence east six feet, thence north 105 feet to a stake on the west edge of the Cazenovia road, thence from said stake westerly on a right line with the Cazenovia road 80, feet to a stake, ihence south to the place of begin- ning, containing about 70 rods of land, be '.he'sume more or less."—will be sold at public auction) at the Lincklaen House in Cazenovia,-Madisort county, on the 20th day of February 1363, at 1 o'clock p. M.— Daied this 20th d;iy o! November 1362. JEDEDIAH BARBER, Mortgagee. POBTER & NKWELL, Att'ys, Homer, Cortland Co., N. V. MORRISVILLE UxVION SCHOOL. FALL AND WINTER TERM. . THE Full and Winter Terra of this In i. Blitulion will commence on Monday, Oct. Glh, under ?he supervision of the former Principal—O. E. WHEELER, ASSISTED BY Miss LIZZIE B. HOWE, and other competent Teachers. The usual facilities Will be-aflordcd to NON-RES- IDEST SCHOLABJ for obtaining a thorough practical Educauon. For particulars, apply to the Principal or Trustees. I3T Parents and Guardians patroniz ng this Insti- tution are respectfully reminded that prompt and regular attendance will conduce very much to the improvement of those attending. M. BICKNELL, H. S. PHELPS, rTruiUes N. FOOTE, September 18, 1862. ters. From Rev. J. Sewton Brown, D.D., Editor of the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge. Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of their ingredients and effects, I yet know of no sutfi- cient reason why a man may not testify to the ben- j efus he oelieves himself to have received from any simple preparation, in the hope that he may thus ! contribute to the benefit bf others. I do this the more readily in rej-ard to Hoofland's I German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C M. Jackson ol this city, because I was prejudiced against them for many years, under the impression that they were ] chietly an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal of I this prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement I to try them, when suffering from great and long continued debility. The use of three bottles of theso Bitters, at the beginning ol the present ycir, was followed by-eVitlent relief, and restoration to a de- "gr'ee'Of bodily and mental vigor which I had not.felt tor six months before, and hud almost despaired of regaining. I therefore thank God and my friend for diicciing me to the use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN. Philadelphia, June 23, 1661. Attention, Soldiers! AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS. »We call the attention of ail having relations or f.iends in the army to lha fact that "HOOFLAND'S German Bitiers" will cure nine tenths of the diseas- es induced by exposures and privations incident to camp life... in the lists, published almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival of the sick, it will be noticed that a very large portion are suffering from debility. "-Every case of that kind can be reaaily cured by Hoofland's German Bitters. Diseases re- sulUng from disorders of the digestive organa are j speedily removed. We have no hesitation in stut- ing that, if these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives might be saved that otherwise will be lost. We call particular attention to the following re markable and well authenticated cure of one of the nation's heroes, whose life, to use his own lan- guage, " has been saved by the Bitters:" PHILADELPHIA, Aug- 231, 1362. Afessrs. Jonts d/ Ecans.—Well, gentlemen, your Hoofland's German Bitters has «aved my life.— There is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by WZ3 H A V E ON HAND Ready-Mado Clothing, ' Carpets and Oil Cloths, Oil Shades and Wall Paper, Hoop Skirts, School Books, Ladies & Gents* Fur Goods, Notions, Wooden Ware, Pat. Medicines, Paiuts, Oils. &c. i n . &c. ore. &c. etc. &c. &c. &c. sold by druggists and merchants in* all parts of the United States, Canadas and South America, and may be obtai name. mined by calling for them by their fall Da. R. L. HERR1CK ± CO., Albany. G* Sold by W. S. Comna, MortUvllle. 88 The Early Physical Degc'iKsracy JUS? PtiftLi MED Bf r)R. ST0NE, l'.ljysiclan to tire Troy Luug sfud Hygienic ln-i tftltatev A Treatise on the Causes of Early Physical Decline of American People; the Cause of Nervous De- bility, Consumption and Marasmus. . This work is one of high mtfrai iortt, written irt chaste, yet thrilling language, and appeals directly to 1 the moml consciousness of ALL PASX.HTS and Guar- T HE above valuable Medicine baa boen used by tho Inventor in bis practice with unparalleled success for over thirty years, and never In a alnglo Instance, (and a contradiction la chal- lenged,) failed to produce the desired i dianx especially, detailing scientific and reliablt aids effi-ct. In many Instance* when tho , and treatment for cure. It will bo sent by. mail on receipt of two 3 cents Stamps. , O Parents and Guardians! fail not (o send' and obtain this book. O * Young Men ! fail not to send and get this book. O * Ladies! you too should at once secure a copy of this book. Please call and examine our Stock and Prices.— ! We will do our share of makinjr these hard times easy. H. \V. CIIUBBUCK. WEST EATQW, Sept. 22, 1862; OlTO RICHlOW! -SELLING AT COST! A S we are about to make a change in our; •J3*'For Jafoby W. Business, we offer our remaining i Donaldson,.Nelson; . STOCK OF GOODS AT COST, j FOB CASH O^LY. JC^jT'-We would say to all those having un- j paid No>es and Accounts due us, that we earnestly i request them to call und pay us immediately, as wc are anxious to close up our business by the first ol January next. i BICKNELL & RICHARDS. Morrisville, October 20, 1662. Clothing! Clothing! CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS, AND- QENT'3 FURNISHING GOODS! I patient baa be«n given up, when all other uio'licliits or pretended efficacy bad failed to render any rrllef, thrf medicine haa boun adminL>tor«d.tq tho Immediate Relief of the Suft&wr! Advantages this Remedy has over others": Dr. Kellogg's Worm Teat Is ontJr^lyfrco front all Mercurial propertief. Dr. KelloKK'o Worm Tea Can bo given to the weakest coiiatituttons without danga:» - Dr. Kcllogg'j Worm Tea Is pabtablo !»nd cosily administered to children. Dr. Kellofrg's Worm Tea Is mild In Its operation, and never falls to effoct a cur*. With •__ Dr. KelloRgU Worm Tea It Is not necowary to give jihjsic to carry offraarcuryor other deleterious drugs from tho stomach. And "last, though uot luoat," Dr. Kellogg's Worm Tea fa recommended by the nio«t reepeclable and iklllful phy- sicians In our country, who havo watched its course and seen its unparalleled success. Go to the Agent* and procure a Pamphlet with certifi- cates, and if you valuo the health of jour family, nevar-bo without a package, in your bouse. C. H. TUTTLE V Amt;ax, N. Y., General Agent. S. Coman, Morrisville; John L. 1).. Cobwn, Carenovia ; E. Townsend, Eaton ; J. Watson, Pcterboro, und by deaters In medicines generally. 9H DARLEY'S fpHE subscriber having returned to his L Old Stand, two doors east of Phelps &. Dana's Store, is ayain ready lo oirer one of the BEST ASD LARGEST STOCKS OF CLOTHING this market,—consisting of every CONDITION MEDICINE. ever offered in kind of CLOTHS ?|v NOT. 29. YV.P. CHAMBERS Work for the JLadics: B Y calling at G. E. CUMMINGS'S STOKE in Morrisville, the Ladies will find Army 1-2 Hose from H. C. HOWE'S Faciory at Pratt's Hollow, to be made, for which they will receive 50 cts.Cash. per dozen pairs. Oct. 16, 1862^ numbers of my comrades, some of whot>e names are appended, and who were fully cognirmt of all the k R £ / \ D Y"IVI A D E circumstances of my case, t am, and have burn for the iast four years, a member of Sherman's cel- ebrated battery, and under the immediate command of Capt R. B. Ayers. Through the exposure attend- ant upon my arduouajiuties, I was attacked in No- vember last with infUmation of the lungs, and was for seventy-two days in the hospital. This was fol- lowed by great debility, heightened by an attack of djrsentery. I was then removed" from* the White House , and sent to this c'ny of board the steamer " Sjate of Maine," from which 1 landed on the 28th of June. Since that time I have been about as low as any onecould be and still retain a spark of vitality. For a week or more I was scarcely able to swallow anything, anJ if 1 did fori e a morsel down, it wag immediately thrown up again. . I could n> t even keep a glass of water on my stomach. Life could no< last under these circum- stances: and, accordingly, the physicians who had been working faitlifu.ly, though unsnccessMly, to rescue me from the grasp of the dread Archer, frank- ly told me they could do no mora form.', and ad- vised me to see a clergyman, and to make such dis- position of my limited'tunds as best suited me.— 1 An acquaintance who visit me at the hospital, Mr. I Frederick Stcinbroti, Sixth below Arch otreet, ad- i vised mc, as a forlorn hope, to iry jrour Bitiers, and kjndly procured a bottle. From the- time 1 com- menced taking them the gloomy shadow of death 1 Tho only really reliable remedy for HKAVKS, ! COUGHS, COLDS, THICK and BROKEN 'WIND, or any complaint altctiog the wind of | Horses; also for ,, , . . „ „ . tl . I Worms, Yellow Water, 1\OBS of Appetite,- t Fall and VVlllter t/10tlUIl£ f .and all derangements of the DigestiveOnnns. As which I can and will sell a« low, for Cash, as can ! a Condition ^Icdicinc it has NO EQUAL, as all • be bought anywhere Srr^nnvi Vp'Sfi" has restored to PER- I would call especial attention to my stock of PEC . 1 SOUNDNESS, thousands ot Horses sup-I A Word of Solemn Conseleutlo-tra Advice' ia • .those who will reflect* A class of maladies gfevail to a fearful extent 1 let community, doomin* at least lOO.OOo* youth" oT both saxes annually to an early grave. Those 'Mf •ft* are very imperfectly understood. Their external manifestations or symOtoii'rd are Nervous Debility* Relaxation and exhaustion ; Marasmus or wasting and consumption of the tisanes of the whole body i shortness'of breathing, or hurried biearfhfog on as- eending a hill of flight of sfarrff, gfeat palpitation of the Hear*; Asthma, Bronchitis aad sore Throat i shaking of the Hands and Limbs, avclskm 1 to soci- ety and to business or study ; dimness of Eve sight, i loss of Memory, dizxiness of the Head, Neuralgic Pains in various parts of the feodyr Pains in the) ! Back or limbs, Lumbago, Dyspepsia or Indigestion* IrregnlarTfy of the bowels, deranged' secretions'or the Kidneys and other glands of the body, sa Leucor- jrhceaor Fleur Albus, cec Likewise Epilepsy/ Hya-» : teria and-Nervous Spasms. Now, in ninety nine eases ofrt Of everr one hun- dred, all the above named disordbrs, and a host of others not named, as Corrsumrtilon of the Lungs and that most insidious and wrly forip of Consumption of the spinal actves known as Tabes Dbrsales and Tabes McSentrica, have their seat and orlgft. in dis- eases of the Pelvic Viscera. Hence the want of success on the part of oW school practice m treating symptoms only. Dr. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Ltmg and Hygienic Institution, is now engaged m trearp ing this class of modern rrraladVes with (ne most as- tonishing success. The treatment adopted by lha ln*iituiinri is new r ft hr based upon scientific prin- j ciples, with new discovered remedies, without min- erals or poisons. The facilities of cure are such* mat • p iticnia can be cured at their homes, la say part" of 1 the country, from accurate descriptieae-of mew case? I by letter, and have the medicines sent them by mail ! or express. Printed Interrogatories will be forwaf- [ ded on application. Q - Consumption 1 , CafarrrV,. and Diseases; of the? I Throat cured as well at the home of patients a s a t the Instifution', by sending" the Cold Medicated ln- ' HALtyti BALSAMIC VAPOBS, with inhaler, and ample j direciions for their use, and direct correspondence! £Jj" Puiinpis applying lor interrogatories or advlc* must inclose return stamps, to meet attention. 0"Tlie attending Physician will be found at tho .Institution for consultations frona9x.au to 9 f. au ; of each day. Sunday In the forenoory. Address, DR. ANDREW STONK, Physician to tho Troy Lung and Hygienic Insti- tute and Piiy.'ueMKV.Xor D i s e a s e * e4 the Heart, Throat and Lungs, 9% Fifth street, Troy, N. T. TO F E M A L E S * Mrs. Dootress 8 t o n 9 , THE MATRON O F T H E rNSTlTFTlOW, Who is thoroughly read and posted in> the pathology J of the many afflictive and prostrating maladies of gjg£ MANHOOD; HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED! Just Published, in a Sealtd Envelope. Price, Six Cent*.' A LECTURE OH THB NATDBS, TBSATHSST AND Ksdlcal Cure of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Msrriage generally, Nervous- F . .*.« ,,,,,, . . r *-. / * « m rt i 11m ness,Consumption, Epilepsy snd Fits; Menial and ARM FOR SALE OR TO LET. jPhvsic.llncapsci.v.rc.urtinafro.nSelf.Abuse.^c ,^7, i L -V ? *t i i, Y I -fiy ROBT. 7. CVLVERWELL, M. D., Author f r i l B a u b ' o n b e r offart to,Sell, Lease.- or 0 j ^t Qrun Book t «f-c L Let on Shares, the FArlM on which he now j The world renowned anthor, in this sdmlrable Uvea. Said Farm is situated two miles east of I Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that Erievtlle, contalnaover three hanared aeres, Is in a I the awful consequences of Sel-abuse may be efTec- fair state of cultivation, over 100 acres can be mow- > tually remuved without medicine, and without dan- ed with a machine, 40 or 80 acres for plowin?, will ' gefogs surgical operations, bougies, instruments, keep from 400 to 600 Sheep, 18 or 20 Cows, Voung ! rings, o> coidiatf, pointing out s mode of core at once ceriain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cor* himself cheaply, privately and radically. Thia Lec- ture wilt prove a boon to thousands snd thousands. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to aoy ad- dress, on the receipt of six cents, or two postsgs stam P .,by.ddres.lng c H A g j c K 12T Bowery, Nev Ver*, Pott Oflc* Hox 4->86. Cattle, Teams, dtc, that being the amount of Stock now on said Farm. The Stock will be sold or let with tits Farm, or ..w.-w^.-=njot to jost a* we can a*ree. A small Farm, or House snd Lot, would be taken ,__„_—%, part payment, aod any credit desired will be given for most of the pu'ehase money. Any one wishing to dicker for a good Farm, will please call on the subscriber, who will show tho premises and give any desired infortrraii'm-* P * JEREMIAH BLAIR. Nelson, Oct. 8, 1962. _ t _ Fancy Cassimere*. UBtVl 1UST RECEIVED a good assortment— J for sale for Caah or exchange for sood Wool—at Aug. 16. GURLEVS. Diaries for 1863 ii»ti, wboW QOTHIC HALL. wmiic i t " » w « - f<AN U foond, of til liiti, wbolmit. and VrtulUt - — - ».»r D IARIES for 1 W 5 - O f various kindx.foi ••»• cheap M GOTHIC HA7.K- S A P O N IgJIfiU!— The Ready Family »oap Maker. W ITH which every family, with their ordinary, kitahaa *raaae can make all their Soap with I Principal OMceand Manufactory, No. 631 Arch little or noTroubU^Word, Sap or Fancy. It will street. JONES dr. EVANS, (s-oooee*x)rs to C. JL make hard water *>£ c.eao^.iot, remov. OrtMe, Jackjo^A ^g^jgj,^ MofrittUk| i M bf Droggista aac! Dealer* la ever f to wo Ut u\e Ooltsd receded, and I am now, thank God for it, getting better. Though 1 have taken but two bottles,! have gained ten pounds, and feel ejnguine of being f trmiued to join my wife and daughter, from whom havo heard nothing for eighteen monjhs; for, gin tlemen, I am a loyel Virginian, from the vicinity of Front Koy.il. To your invaluable Bitscrs I owe the certainty of llfo which has taken the p lace of vsgue fears—to your Bitters will 1 owe tho glorious priv- ilege of sgain clasping to my bosom those who arc dearest to me in life. Very truly yours, ISAAC MA LONE We fully concur In the truth of the above atate- ment, as we have despaired of seeing our comrade, Mr. Malone, restored to health. JOHN Cuooi-taACK, 1st New York Battery. GEOROK A. AcfLBY, Co. C, llth Maine. Levis CHEVALISB, 92d New York. I. E. Srsscse, 1st Artillery, Battery F. J. B. KAsew«t*,Oo. B, 3d Vsrmont. IUMV H JKROMK, CO. B, do. HtsRT T. MACDOXALO, CO. C, 6th Maine, JoHtt F WASD, CO. E. 6th Maine. HSSMA* KOCH, CO. H, 72d New York. NATHAKIBL B. THOMAS CO. P. 95ih Penn. AIVDBBWJ. KIMBALL. Co A* 3d Vermont. JOHH JtsiKtirs, Co. B, 106th Peen. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! See that the signatare of "C. M.JACKSON" is on the wrapper ot each boula. Price per BotiU, 75 c/*\, or half doz./or 34. Shook) any drngfrHt not have the article, do not be pot off by any of the Intoxicating preparations that may be offered In ita place, bat send to us, and we will forward, securely packed, by express. Tricot, Beavers, Cassimercs fy Vestings of every description and color. My stock of FUR- NISHING GOODS is complete witli Gjods new and desirable for both old nnJ young. jErCUTTING and M A K I N G done in the lat- est btyle, with despatch, and warranted, as usual. I would air.tin thank my numcious friends and patrons for their patronage; and hope by attention and energy ro merit a'continuance of the same W. II. PILCH. MoHBi6vrLLB, Sept. 15, IS62. p^scd lo be broken down and almoM worthless, all ( traefs of dheaso having been completely re -coved, ,...»- . -, ! and Itrrve afterwards b.-cn softf for from So'O'to S100, i rm>r , e . m«jdenr orrgln, will devoie excltrslre attention more than, .they would havo previously brought. ! l ° ,,ua tlass of diseaaes peculiar to her ae». ^Ameeig . Many persons who deal in horses use it, by which the »nanr diseases daily met with, and whreirV ahsj the condition and appearance of iheir Horses are so lrM !' wfth J unheardI of succesvare chronfC utfBam- ( irroch improved ihat they sell more readily and for "WJi""-" 8 <1 u,c " , ' IOB •». r 5 e 'l 0 "*',. _. Ifiaher prices. It is easy 10 give, S t'RK TGCURB, I . ^ * A ^*°' l,, ° Medicated Ascending DotK»,»Mpet ved to tho Room9 over PiiEi.rs s Store, and has just received from r i i i i j p HAimavV MERCHANT TAILOR, JTAS rcrno II <fc DASA'I New Vork a New and Clviiee Stock of Spring and Summer CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VE8TIVG3 and TBIMMTNGS, which ho will make to order, in the Latest and Most Fashionable Style, and on the most reasonable terms. IEJ 5 * Cutting always promptly dono, and Garments msde with despatch and In the be*t and moat substantial manner. MorritT tilts VJfT, 1802. WMi HENDRICKS, RESIDENT DAGUERREAN, • JfiorrisviUey ^V. \\ and sifc at all limes und in all cascs r arxl 4o^t not prevent tha-Iiijr5C_frorn being worked while u^ini; ,it. it may likcwiaeEe "given foHOHNED CAT- ITLE. Do not f;til to purchase a Package, that yoa may ' liavc it on hand 1 in case of emergency. J>. W. I1URT>, 9i Mnidtn Lane, N. Y., SOLB PaoPBrBTCir. C. N. TVTTLB, Auburn, N. Y., General Agent. O* For snle by IF. S. Coman, Morrisville; J . Donaldson. Nelson ; /v. l>. Cvtmrn, Cazenovia; llnrhans .f- llli,s, BouckOllc; J. J. FoOle, Hamil- ton, and all dealers in medicines. 99 IV YOU WANT (JOOD CLOTHING, get Grain's AH Wool Cloth, tho best and cheap- eat n>r »e vice and durability,—at Ant:. IS. OURLETS. •$\ V. Central Mills Flour, PllOM WLitc and Hed Wheal—the bost 1 in ihc market. For sale low by April W5r W. P. ClfAMBERS. ' [ Lar^c and wcll-seleotod ssaortraent of •» Paper Hangings and Bordeiings, Feb. -A. IS62. P H RLPS dr. D AN A. Boots and Shoes* T H E subscriber has just received- a large 1 stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, of all kinds, which he will sell al very low prices, foreo^. WM. P. CHAMBERS. niIAW1 , Binno ^tDDftTVDP* iKnH 0P BAGGING, Brimstone, Twine, PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTTPES AND t l SKSSATIOS PRISTS, SIM.PSV yard.- MBLAINOTYPBS Al*>, a fresh stock of GHOCJSHIUS, just recelv- *«., to perfection. *WM b3 f. CHAMBERS. McrrisvlUa, Juas 14, 188V ?:•«•«• 30 Taken in the best sty!e of tho Art, and on the most reasonable terms. Pictures Copied on an enlarged sis* from the original Picture. C r RooMs-Over H. Royco'a Jewelry Store, and visiters are Invited to call and eiamlno specimens^cheep f»ir the ready. snd prices. July il 1982. ed by Am. ». 1861 PHELPS A DANA. ShIr(s and Drawers, LEATHER! LEATHER! A Large lot. of SOLE AND UPPEB n LEATHER, aod S8Q& PEGS, tost te- LEATUKR, oeived andforsal* ch r " Auf. 20,1842. SjaNllL CR0TJ9E . 1 • oa, Csoatoia. I Ha«T the best assortment of Shirts and Drawer* of any one in town, which 1 am selling eap for the ready. Conae and see. Deo. 9, 1861. J. S. OPRLtY. > Malted Rye Coffee* "" IUST tRCKIVED, aod for sale aA J March 28,'62. QAMBERS* ' " »" • lyiit ' ! • ! • • • pALL and get as Aimajua pV )8&2 st important curative, for arousing the neivoue forces. Price, Si and •«. Females can correuk Mrs. Doctreasj Stove, coao> dentialiy, by letter or personally. Addrssm Mas. N. O. STJNaVa?. D., 79 Matron to the Institution, Troy, Pi. Y, Jf V TJLt.EGiZJLPBLl — - - i • SPECIAL DESPATCH TO tttt OVsjtaY&VEir. Mason and SIidcll given up!—No War icith England*I B UT the eitizeos <rf ibis Yiirtgv *rt too iurrounding coumry are roehioaj so Use Peoples' Flour sad Fred Depot of the aubscriber, where they can ffnd a W i s ssoek of White, Hed and Spring Wheat FLOUOT Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Aborts, SHOBTS, AC., for sale at the lowest mevket ] - \y FLOVB delivered in- the vHtage free of < Wai V, CH AM M R S . MorrtcvWe, Jao.t, 1801, WUliELER ds WIL40H*S SEWING MACHIKBB.: Sr.v) Improvements, • at gsffkami Prices I T HE WnaatBB a WSLSOU MairorACToBii»eCei«- raVr havlag asd«a4 ASA thjeir t o l a at law, with Infringing manufacturers of Sewrag Wttfihts. pro- pose that the public shall be seaalstsurtaaTaby, sfod have aooor«a«ry radaoad the prieeeof taeirSewing Maehiaee. After thie date th«g wUI be soU M r%t— that will pay a a i r profit oa she cost of anaaWswatsy eaplul Invested, aod eapenae of making ealen Msa prices as wW saabte Ussaa ro make a»f aease ma*' chines, and, ea horetofera, goaraaase toeaslsv every par tic alar. , Or W rfrpiLCB. Agent for WorrarBai and vft. cinity. N o v . Ia\ kfitl. rwrrrr —— 4 . N'-a 200,000* 8PIKGLSS 1 1 miVQLX* l U)K bate oabioi end for sale at t U II MorrUvllls foandr "** gmes first a^allty, rtgfci H »u,o.«.» 1 ' • • . • * Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com
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