T H E OGDEHSBURG JOUBWA1.It published, every Homing, (Sundays txeepUd,) I*

gaemburg, St. lawrenoe County, N. T., at the lowprice of ( 5 per annum; when served by the Carrie*•5.60 peryear. Office on Isabella Street,

BATES OF ADTmnanro.One Square, one insertion». $ ™

do do two do . . . . . . . 1*6do do three do ISO

. . de do one week, 8 50v 3b do two weeks,...,., 4W

do do onementh... . . . . . . 6 00do do two months,. ;;; 8 00do do three months, 9 00do do tlimonths, 12 00

_do do oneyeari . . . . 18 00O'ne quarter column one year, B5 OOOnehalf columnoneyear, 110 00One column one year .......200 00Business Cards, pet year, 10 00

One inchspacecoxistitutes a square. Notices In read-n J matter will be charged fifteen cents a line each inser-

tion.Marriage notices fifty cents each. Death notice! free.

Obituaries .̂ Ac, ten cents per line.Ho advertisement will be Inserted over five times a

week, and'when tunning over a month bat four times aweek. 0r~8o cola will be Inserted In advertisements.

Advertisement from unknown parties must be accom-panied by the cash.

JOB~WORK.Every description of Job Work neatly and promptly

executed at the JOUBXAI. Office.H. R. JAMEB, Proprietor.

BUSINESS CARDS.ST. LAWRENCE HALL

MOSTBIaL, O. I .H. HOGAN, . . ; . . , Proprietor.

This House is situated on Great St. James Street, and l i^ ^ the largest In the city.%IFAmerican Money taken at par. [aulT-ly]

GGrDENSBURG, N. Y., FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ll, 1868.t o *«o P E R MONTH QDASANtEED. Sure

flpivw pay. Salaries paid weekly. Agents wantedeverywhere to sell our Patent Everlasting white wireOlotbei Lines. Full particulars ftes. Address the ei-rard Wire Mills, Philadelphia, Pa. (dell-3m)l

ST. JCIJIKN HOTEL,

On the European flan.No. 4 <t 6 WaihingtonPlace, near Broadway, N.¥m

Centrally located for business, and convenient !toplacet of amusement. Cars and Omnlbnsiei to all partsof the city,'paii within one block of the door. ChoiceRooms for families from (1 to 18 per day. ReiUttraintattached. (aell-Sm) W. W. INLAND.

H O W TO GBT P A T E N T S .lor opinion, no charge. Send sketch and description.

Vor application send model not over 1 foptln slse, and$16, fi«t Government and Stamp fees. Specifications,drawings, caveats, and assignment* prepared. Illus-trated pamphlet!, 110 pages, sent free. Address, MUNNk CO., Scienttflo American, 8T Park Row, New York.

(dell-Sri)

HOTEL,FESSCOTT, OUT.

L. II. Daniels, - Proprietor,nd to no House in Canada. (mh21dly)

ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL,Corner King and, Centre Street, Preseott, Ont.

(formerly kept by Orry Harris;)A . W e l l - , . - - - P r o p r i e t o r

S . J > . i n R i O K . . . - J I D C A O K K .A First Class Exchange Office and Billiard Room At-

tached. tST*Free Omnibus to Boats and Cars.- (mhtfldly)

JOHN ALLEND0RPH,Auct ion a n d Comjuisa»lon IVereliant,

A1TO FAHOT OOOSB D»1T.«BB.

• Goods sold to Merchants and Peddlers at New York, " ."" " City Prices.

•ifc'-ire. jjtFprd:St.,;pgden»bnrgh,N. T. [aplQdly]

0HAS. I. BALDWIN,BKOlin,

Dealer I n G o l d S l l v e r &. Canada Money .Drafts for sale on Ireland, Scotland and England. RaU-

way and Steamship Agent to all points of the UnitedStates and the Old Country.

|y<3s»eral Office, State Street, Ogdensburgh, N. T,

OHAITGBION' S 1.1TB It Y,Catharine St., opposite Baldwin Hbnse, Is the place

10 GET. TBZ "BEST TUBN-OUT" IN TOWN ItyEHher Single or Double._jg

Oaretol drivers can be had when desired. JaSdlyl

C I T Y R E S T A U R A N T .BY JOHN S. STEED,

lake Street, Ogdensburg, West Side. JBiAlways on hand the choicest Cigars, Wines and Uq-

ors. (JeWdtf

BALDWIN HOUSE,Water Street, near the Ferry.

OQDKNSSOT.O, It. T.E. M. Oaiawla - -._«_ - Manager.

The honje has been refitted and refurnished. A choicesupply of Canada Liquors,Wines, and the best brand*of Clgar3 always on hand.

Good accommodation for Horses. Large Barn*, Shed*and Yards connected with the House. Charges reason'able. . " " • » (jaaidAwly)

CHA8. N. BIXBT,Attorney a n a Counselor at L a w ,

Also, Jfctary Public.JOTBBAU JBKCTIOH, ST. LAWTMHOl COUKTT, • . Y.

f&-Partieular attention, given to Practice imBankruptcy. (jylStUwly)

J. H. MORGAN,[EBTJIBLISHSD I » 1853.]

•Wholesale Dealer InW l n e a , U ^ n o m dc Rect i f i er o f WliltilElea

OODiagBraoH S"T [JelOatwtq

WILLIAM WELLS,[ Formerly at tht Baldwin Smut, ]

DIALEB nit jg^Gold , S i l v e r a n d C a n a d a B l H

Honey exchanged on reasonable terms. ComBills bought and sold; also Government and OonntyBonds.

I^^OtSce with Chttrle3 Johnson, Ticket Agent, onOatharlae Street, next door above Baldwin Home, 0§.dansbnrgH.N. Y. ' (oo29a«?wtf

Eosoros w. JUDSON,A t t o r n e y a n d C o u n s e l o r a t fcavnr,

t a r LICENSED CLAIM AGENT..JHSoldiers* Bounty, Back Pay, and Pension. Adrl(«

on the subject, free,MOirrr TO LOAH OH GOOD IMPKOVBD rants.

ojroffice, oomsr of Terd and Isabella streets, Og»»n3bnrgh,N.T. ; [ap*d«sw]

NATIONAL HOTEfc,Corner of Fo-rd and Catharine Streets,

oDS!tsBukaa To o s ,LYTLB ft MOORE, Proprietors.

Newly refitted and furnished: and kept in- first olawityle Restaurant In connection. Free hack to andfrom the oara and boats. Passengers carried to any partof the city. • . (mya8diiwtf)

JOHNSON HOUSE,•: * OaDK»BBDllQ,l». T.

N. V*. Keeier, -... •?. -, Proprietor.Late of Waierbury Wtet, VS.Carriages to and-from the Cars and Boats.

• (my20d*wtf)

, J. S..WARNER,

Watenmake*, Jeweller andAHD OBNKK1I. DKALIR IS

Watches, Clocks, Jeustlry. Silver-Ware, <te. SoleAgtntfor Florence improved and unixctll-td.

SEWING MACHINES,NO, 8 EAGLE BLOCK, *OBD ST., OGDEN8BTJRG.

taB^All kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Sew-In; Machln'errepaired; -All-work warranted; . - . -;

O. * » . WHITNEY, J*., * CO.,Wholesale dealers in all Unas of .

"W'E81I?I2I«XN' T .TTTVfsxmf>. I,*a»y-partlcular attention given to supplying the New

England Market. W. 1 . PROCTOR, Agent,(f*84d*wtf) Ogdensbnrg, N.Y.

SEYMOUR HOUSE,r n m L T m. unr»i»cns l o n t ,

1 J. TALLMAN, '.-•• • Proprietor.6gdensbnrgh,N.Y. " [jedAwtf

THE ORIENTAL HOT-AIRBase Burning?

J. S. OSIER,

IS BOLE AGENT POK THIS CELEBRATED fnacefor Ogdensbnrg, and is prepared to 1111 orden

on the shortest notice. Satisfactory references given.Also the Oriental Base Burning .Stave, the Imperial

CooSlng Stove, and all kinds of Cooking and Parlor

A full assortment of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, afwayion band, and jobs done to order.' t^TBtbre, two doors Bart of Seymour House, Tord

Street, Ogdensburg. - (dtf)

BODES, LTNDE ft NICHOLS, "M!ill©x-s, and aealers in F l o u r ,

1ST MILL FEED AND GRAIN, J&0GD3K3BT7RQ> H* T .

NATIONAL

LIFE... ffiSUIU ̂ CE CO,

i •• %\% Broadway, New York.

All forma of Life and Endowment Policies issued. -Thirty days grace allowed la payment of premiums.Note taken for one-half the premium..

„—. .'All policies non forfeiting aftsr two yejira. -i~y ;r All policies Incontestable after-five yeafs.

Dividends declared and paid annually.The last Dividend on Life Policies was 50 per cent. .

JAMES SIMONDS, Agent,Great Western Railway Office,

BANKING HOUSE OF

JAY C0OKE• •

No. V0 Wall Street, •COE. JSA8SATJ STREET, NEW TOBK, ;

- We bny and sell »t the most liberal current price*, ands»ep on band a fall supply of GOVERNMENT B O N D S

.01* ALL, ISSCES, SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMPOUND•INTKBKST NOTES; ana execute orders for purchase andsal» of Stocks, Bonds and Gold. • '•'- ' , , t ,

'We convert the several tonnes of" Stven-TMrtit* atthe most favorable'market rates Into'Flve-Twentl**,'Which, at present price of gold,-yleia the'holder abont

jOi»e:peV«ent.Tnor!B interest per anngm, . _ _ -» :Circulars wl*<h: fall, particulars, farnighed upon appUi

- JAT OOOM * OO.

' ' • ' " : • " • ' • ' • ' , !

S(|VIRE & LANDER,Importers and dealers in . '\

Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, SllT«rWare, &cM

I^T-Sell at Manufactory Prices, 97 Falton Street. NewYork, near William Street. (dell.lml)

A Gold^«ns to be given away. "Knotwl-V U i U edge Is power,-rthe Pen Is mightier

than the sword." One agent wanted In every county tosell,the cheapest and the most reliable frailly Medicalwork ever published, 400 pages, finely lluitrated andbound In extra doth. Every purchaser will be present-ed with a 14 Carat Gold Pen, No. 4, with ebony holder,or Silver Plated Extension Bolder, with No. 4 Pen andPencil combined, and every pen warranted. SampleBook, with Pen, | 8 . Send for circular and agents terms.

AddressM. LArATOTTE BYRN,M. D.,No. 80,OeuarStreet, New York, (P. O. Box 4,669. (dell-lm)

WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS;With Iron Frame, Over Strmg~Ba$$, and Agrafe

Bridge.

MKLODEONS AND CABINET OR&AN3, i

The belt "manufactured; -warranted for B years. UlftyPlonos, Melodeons and organs of six first olais makersat low rates, for cash, or one-third cash and the balance-in monthly-Installments. <Secqnd-haxid-.lnstrumen{ts atbargains. Illustrated catalogue mailed. Waferboms,4S1-Broadway, New York. <

(oc8-8m) • HORACE WATERS).

"Advertising is the Life of Trade."—FRAKKLIMJI|3J~Persons contemplating advertising, sbonld,, be

fore making contracts, by no means omit applying to

ABBOTT & CO.,

Or consulting their authorlxed agents, for estimates.—They have facilities for securing the insertion of Adver-tisements in all newspapers and other publications'atlowerrates than any other house. Oirculars and infor-mation free. Address, '

ABBOTT & CO.'SBureau for General Advertising, .

82 AND g* NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY;, j

BIARVIN'S OHRO9IB IRON

SPHERICAL |

I

Burglar Safel,W l̂l resist alL Burglar's Implements for any keaftth of

Please send for Catalogue of Fire and Burglar Proof

a*SBi:o«dway. New York; 721 Cheitn *t %?iitt,, Phil-adelphia, ; 103 Bank Street, Cleveland, O. (st224m)

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

THE STTCCESS .

or our $1.OO sale bais causid encli

A. Complete

PlevolxxtioxiIN TRADE,

That In order to supply the demand occasioned by ourconstantly Increasing PATRONAGE, WK HAYS RE-CENTLY MADS IMPORTATIONS FOR THB PALLTRADE, DIRECT PROM EUROPEAN MANUFAC-TURERS,

AMOUNTING TO NEARLY #500,000,So that we are prepared to sell every description ofD r y a n d F a n c y Gooda, Si lver P l a t e d

Ware, Cutlery, Waviciies, Albnnisi,

Jewelry, *<v,Of better quality than any other concern in the

country for the uniform price ofONE JDOLXAR F O R EACH A R T I C L E ,

With privilege of exchange from a Urge variety ofuseful articles, not one of which could.be,bought for

T W I C E T H E A9IOVNTIn any other way.

DEVLIN & CO. 1EXTENSIVE =

€ lot hinir HousesBroadway, corner &rand Street,

AID

Broadway, corner Warren Street,,

IN E W Y O R K . ;

Comprising all branches of the business, as repnMentedin the '

I

Custom & Ready-made,Department* of ; .

Men's, Boy«' * Children'* '

CLOTHING.

Of the Celebrated American Yoke Pattern, with \

Gentlemen'* Furnishing «oodr.

Of every description.

Our specialties (or Fall In new G»odi, are. Oassimere Suits, entire.... $22.00

Winter Over Coats 15.00Pea Jackets. . . . . . 19.00

(ocl8dcwSm) DEVLIN fc CO.

i

FARMERS OF OSWEGATCHIE!farmers of Oswegatchle will take notice that <L. HA8-

BROCCK has been appointed agent Jor U s

Insurance Co.Imure tA*m ai tte-usual LOW rate* W

that Company. _J^ ̂ \"• B.--Measure thsdlitanoaT-by air fine., between

baUdlngs within 100 feet of each other and bring the re-inlt.wltKyoa.JUso slse of buildings and nelght ofposU therein, from Bill U Plate. >

Br~Callat Hasbrouck's Oelebratsdlnsorance AgencyFord SV, Hasbrouck Block, and get your policy.

Br^Betached City Dwellings Insured In the same J0o

6t Three Testra for 75 to 100 cti. on» *1OO, for t h a t t i m e . . !

No gtorti, Mills, FaetotlesrMerchandlse, Churches, orechoolHoosMtakenlntblsCo. Touare.notioblljtdtopay for extra haxards and makeup dtfleitneU*. '

: ' '- " I'i' • • ^anlMJtat

Oroeer & Co*wiitssioii M«rehaiit

For the purchase and sale of t

at, md aU mdt of• • * ' # u n M n Z T W H C I ; '• . . - ' • ' ;

A choice Una of family Qreeeries always on hand:! " •Peed* deUvere. in and; part of the village, free, of

^ ^ - 1 Water Street; Mit tbJ.jL.lv*, Ogdana-

TU*r, Pork, Butt*,fatmm?

_ . or Boston and New York reference* giv-en as to the reliability "or our house, and that our bustness is conducted in the fairest and most legitimatemanner possible, and that we give greater value for themoney than can be obtained in any other way.ALL DAMAGED OR BROKEN IN TRANSPORTATION

REPLACED WITHOUT CHARGE.| y Checks describing articles sold, sent to agents In

Clubs at raws mentioned below. We guarantee everyarticle to cost less than If bought at any Boston or NewYork Wholesale House. -

OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTSExceed- those of every other ejtabllshment of the kind

—proof of this can be found in. comparing; our premi-ums with those of others FOR CLUBS o r T H E SAMESIZS, In addition to which we claim to give bttter goodsef the same character.

We will send to Agents free of charge, •FOR A CLUB OF 80 AND THREE DOLLARS—One

of the following articles: 1 doz. good linen Shirt fronts.1 set solid Gold Studs. AU Wool Casslmere for Pants.—Fine white Counterpane, large slse. 1 elegant BalmoralSkirt, 20 yds. brown or bleached sheeting, good quality,yard wide. 1 elegant 100-Plcture Morocco bound Photo.Album. 1 double lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views.1 sllvej-plated engraved 5 bottle Castor. 1 elegant Silk7an, with Ivory or Sandalwood Frame, feathered edgeand spangled. 1 Steel Carving Knife and Pork, verybest quality, ivory balanced handle.' 1 handsome head-ed and lined Parasol. 20 yds. good Print. 1 very fineDamask Table Cover. 1 pr. best quality Ladies! SergeCongress Boots. 1 doi. vine Linen Towel*. X do*.Ragers'but Silver Desert forks. 1 Ladles'large realMorocco Traveling Bag. 1 fancy dres* pattern. Jtf doi.elegant silver plated engraved Napkin Rings. 1 doz.Ladle*'fine Merino or Cotton Stooklng*. Gent*'heavychased solid Gold Ring. 1 pr. Ladle*1 high cut Balmor-al Boots. 1 elegant Delaine Pattern. 1 Violin andBow, in box complete. 1 set Jewelry, pin, ear drop*and sleeve button*.. *

FOR A OLTJB OF 50 AND FIVB DOLL ABS—1 blackor colored Alpacea Dress Pattern; 1 set Lace Curtains.1 pr. all Wool Blankets. Engraved silver plated 6 bot-tle Revolving Castor. 1 beautiful writing desk. 1 sol-id Gold Scarf pin. ZX yd*, very fine Uassimere, forPants and Vest. 1 set-ivory balanced handle Kniveswith silver plated Fork*. 1 elegant Satan Parasol, heav-ily beaded and lined with silk. 1 pr. gents' Calf Boots.80 yds. good Print. 80 yds. good brown or bleachedSheeting, yard wide, or. 40 yds. 7£yd. wide, good quali-ty. 1 ladles'elegant Morocco Traveling Bag. 1 squareWool Shall. 1 plain Norwich Poplin Dress Pattern. 1%yd*, double width cloth for ladies' Cloak, tfegant en-graved silver plaied TeaPot,3 yds. double width water-proof Cloth for cloaking.

FOR A CLUB Of 100 AND TEH DOLLARS—1 richMerino or Thibet Dres* Pattern. 1 pair of line DamaskTable Cloths and Napkin* to match. 1 pair gent*'TrenchCalf Boots. I heavy silver plated engraved lee Pitcher.Very fine all Wool Clolh'for ladles' Cloak1. 1 web ve-ry best quality brown or bleached Sheeting. T # j d i .fin* Casslmere for suit. 1 elegant Poplin Dres* pattern.1 elegant English Barege Dress pattern. 1 beautifulEnglish Barege Shawl. 1 set Ivory balanced handleKnives and Forks. 1 ladles' or gents'Silver Hunting-cast Watch. 1 Bartlett Hand Sewing Machlnt. Splen-did Family Bible, steel engravings, with record and pho-tograph page*. 25 yd*, good Hemp Carpeting,- goodcolors. 1 pair good Marseille! Quilt*. 1 good sis barrelRevolver. I elegant fur Muff and Cape. I single bar-rel Shot Gun. 1 silver plated engraved S bottle Revolv-ing Castor, cut glass bottle*. 1 very flue Violin andBow, In ease. 1 set ivory balanced Knives and Tories.

Prettnts for larger Club* Increase in. the same ratio.

Send Money by' Registered Letter.

SEND FOR OCR NEW CIRCULAR.

P A R K E R it CO;,* No*. 93 and 100 Summer St., Boston.

ROOK AGENTS WANTEDFOR THE FA8TB8T. SELLING BOOK PUBLISHED.

Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe'sNEW ,WO»K.

BcautlfuLStealJllustraUoos fill Ihs book. It is dual-ly as popular as her famous "TJnclt Tom'* Cabin."—Agent* report inmente salet.- Over 3 0 , 0 0 0 aold.Send for circular* and learn of this work, and of extracemmlssions Riven. Address

H&KTFOKD PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Conn.

LADIES OR GENTLEMEN CAN EARN AWATC0,SUItDress, Sewing Machine, Web Sheeting, Ac, by

a few hours' work for (HLMaN * CO.'S GREAT ONEDOLLAR BALE, 119 Hanover street, Boston, Mass.—Circular* sent free.

I. B. SMITH & CO.'S TROCHESAre pronounced by all who have used them to be the

most effective remedy known for {Coughs, Colds, andHoarseness. Sold by all Druggists. Price 26 cents perbox.

DR. BUKTON'8 -

TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.Waranted to remove all desire for Tobacco. This great

remedy is an excellent appetizer. I t purifies the blood.Invigorates the ijitem, possesses great nourishing andstrengthening power, enables the stomach to digest theheartiest food, makes sleep refreshing 'and (stabilitiesrobust health. Bmokera and chewer* for Sixty Tears,cured. Price, SO ct«., post free. A treatise on the In-jurious effects of Tobacco; with list* of reference, testi-monials, * c . Bent free. Agent* wanted. Address Dr.T. K. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. J. (aul8.8m)

Boston One Dollar Store.The Immense success attending our past business ha*

Induced us to make great preparations for the fall andWinter Trade. Our cheek* and exchange list* containnearly every article desired for family we. Such a*Dry and Fancy'Goods, Boots and Shoe*, Jewelry andPlated Ware, Cutlery, Ac, *c.

Presents worth from $Sto $100 sent free to Agent*.Make your order* a* large a* possible.and send your

money by postal order or registered letter. •We are agents for over 100 foreign and domestic man.

ufactorie3. Our Goods are hew and sold at manufactur-ers prices at $1 for each article. Descriptive cheeks $10.perlOO, or ton for $1. Agents wanttd in every town.—Circulars sent free. CO8HMAN A CO.,

(oc6Sm) 10 Arch St., Boston.

Agents Wanted, to f»OO permonth. '

To sell a new book pertaining to Agriculture and theMechanic Arts, by Geo.E. Waring, Esq., the distinguish-ed author and agricultural engineer ot the N. T. CentralPark, Ac. Nothing like It ever published; 150 Engrav-ing*. Sells at sight to Farmers, Mechanics and Work-lngmen of all classes. Active men and women can sure-ly make the above amount. Send .for Circulars. E. B.TRBAT k CO., PttbUsh*rs,C51 Broadway,N. T.

TOIUUSY'S W E A T H B RP A T B N TSTRIPS .

Agents wanted In every {own. Send for circular andprice list, E. 8. * J. TORRE? * CO., 72 Maiden Lane,New Tork. . . , " . " . .

Chapped Hsmdo tc Pace, Sore Lips, *e .Cored at once by the u»s of Hegeman's Camphor "lee

with Olycerlne, which. k«*p* the hand* *ofl In tha coldestweather. 8«e thai you get tht genuine. Sold bydrug-glst*. Price 25 cents per box. Bent by mall for SO et*.

A. BWe are prepared to supply the public with uatful and

ornamental Articles, Goods for winter wear, *«:, * c ,from oar . , i

Mamneth $1.00 Sale Hoise,

IZieented try V. ,8. Authority.)

Forthe standard price of »1 for each article. HavlnfE N S engaged in the '.business for some. Urn* past, andclearly knowing the wants of th* people, ws hav* «n-largtd ow Mchang* Ust ov»r 100 artlelis, both usefuland ornamental) more than any ottitr house in thitrad*andwef*«leonfl<J«nta«ag«ntono»galu»dwlU bt r*J-t^nei-' .'- .'• «• v ' ' ' \ ,• '.nei

• Bt sides our MasasaothKxcha»ge:Hrt.«urln*io»ment»to agent* eie«l that of any otWrhoosi la tht bisiaes*.

Any lady or gentleman, by spendlnga few- of theirlebsu* monUnts, can oblaln a Gold Wat«»;-8llk Dm*Pattern, Stwlng;llachlne,*<.,*C,frte of «ost. - ,

Goods *»d«Kdfrosi our houst will at sent 0 . 0 . J).whtBdtrtrtd.' -- • '». -"."' c . .. -.- |

Btod for Circular glvlns; foil. puUcaJan. Orsolarand sample stnVMt to uraMrtta. . ' • •

ATWOOD, BATH. * CO.,8 U d l l t t t B e 4 t M

TOE CELEBRATED IMITATION GOLD

$15. Hunting Watches._ THE OOLUNa OROIDE W ATOH FACTOKT.

Cases.orOollinsMetal.[Improv-ed Oroide

SPECIAL NOTICE.Our superior Oroide Watches having recently been

Imitated and worthless watches sold In New York, Bostonand Chicago, and* other cities, represented as our watch-es, we hereby caution the public against them, and givenotice that we are In no way responsible for these bogusconcerns, and only those purchasing directly from uscan secure.a genuine Watch of our manufacture. Wehave recently greatly Improved our Oroide In appear-ance and durability, and to protect the public from im-position hereafter, have named it the OOLJ/INS METAL,and we give notice that any one making use of this namewill be prosecuted to the extent of the law. This metalhas has all the brilliancy and durability of Gold; can-not be distinguished from it by the best judges; retainsIts eolor till worn out, and is equal to gold excepting Inintrinsic value. All our gentlemen'* watches are fullJewelled Patent Levers; those for Ladles ah improvedEscapement, better than a lever for a Small Watch; allin hunting eases and fully warranted by special certifi-cate: The $15 Watches are equal in neatness, style offinish, general appearance, and for time, to a Gold onecosting $160. Those of $20 are of extra finish and arefully equal to a gold Watch costing »200. Chains of ev-ery style rrom $2 to t$. ;

JEWKtRf.—We are manufacturing all kinds of Jew-elry of the Collins Metal, Pins, Earrings, Sleeve But-tons, Lockst, Studs, Finger rings. Bracelets, Pencils,Charms, Odd Fellow and Masonic Pins, « c , all of thelatest and most elegant styles, and fully equal to gold inappearance and wear.

TO CLTJB3 where six watches are ordered at onetime, we will send one extra watch free of charge.

Goods sent to any part of the United States by ex-press, to be paid for on delivery. Money need not besent with the order as bills can be paid when good aretaken from the express office. Customer* must pay allexpress charge*; We employno-Agents; order* musttherefore be sent directly to us. In ordering writeplainly the name, town, county and State. Customersin the city will rep-ember that our only offlee Is ;

0 H H . 8T and 89 Nassau Street, oppoiite the TostOffice, (dp stairs) N. York.

0. E. COLLINS 4 OO.

CARPET 8— Don't Pay thePrices.

The Mew England Carpet Co., of Boston, Hats., estab-lished nearly a quarter of a century age, in their presentlocation In halls over 71, 78, 75, 7T, 79, 81, 88, 85 andS7 Hanover Street, have probably furnished more houseswith carpetsthan any other house in the country. Inorder to afford those at a distance the advantages of theirpresent low prices, we propose to send on receipt of theprice, SO yards of upwards, of their beautiful CottageCarpeting*, at SO cent* per yard; with aample* of 10 sortsvarying in prloe from 35 oents to (8 per yard, suitablefor furnishing tvery part of any honse,

$ 1 , 0 0 0 A If E A R . !Guaranteed and steady employment. We want a re-

liable agent In every county to Mil our - patent WHITEWIRE- Clothes Line* (everlasting.) Address WHITEWIRT CO., 75 William it., N. T., or 1C Dearborn St.,Ohleago.IlL . " \

WANTED—Salesmen to travel for a manufacturingfirm and sell goods by sample. Good Wages guaranteed

Address, with stamp. H. D. HAMILTON k OO., No.418 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.

Toadiesin Poor

Health*One of the bast medicines, probably the very best ever

prescribed for the numerous and distressing ailmentsknown-as female complaints, is Dodd's Nervine and In-vlgorator. Headache, Pain In the back and limbs, Pal-pitation of the Heart, Falntness, Loss of Appetite, bear-Ing down pain. Prostration of strength, Retained, Ex-cessive, Irregular or painful menses—all yield to it*magic power. . For Hysteria, BpUepsy, Melancholy, 4 c ,lt It alL but Infallible. Itlialso most valuable to ladleswho are experiencing the change' incident to. advancedyear*. Then It Is that constitutional maladies maketheir appearance, if any b« larking about the system,and give caste to remaining days. Dodd's Nervine andInvlgorator greatly uslsts nature at this Important peri-od, maintaining the vigor an tranqulllty of early life,and carrying them with ease and safety through. ;

I M P O R T A N T C E R T I F I C A T E .(Communication by a Physician.)

Some months ago I was called upon to attend a lady ofWlUlamsburg, N. X., who had long be«n suffering fromuterine disease. It* presence was marked by constantvaginal discharge, sometimes of a watery consistencyand sometime* creamy and muoo-purulent. She hadb«tn under other treatment for soma time, but constant-ly (Tew worse. Vaginal examination disclosed extensiveInduration and ulceratlon of the cervix uteri. The uter-ine Inflammation which was evidently assuming a chron-ic form, was also aggravated by long standing eonstlpa-tl.n, palpitation of the heart, night sweats, cough, poorappetite, and almost dally falntings. She fainted to en-tire Insensibility during one of my first visit*. I eom-menctd of course, by such active local treatment a* thenlceratlon demanded, and then applied myself to a recup-eration of the general health. It was inconvenient tosee her frequently, and except to mark the healing of theulcers; in the early stages, I visited her only every otherwe*k. lor tonic and constitutional lnvlgoraot Dodd'sNervine only was prescribed. I had soma time before

ecome acquainted with its properties, and knew noth-ing more safe or satisfactory In Its probable result*. '

The result completely justified my expectation. Inleisthana fortnight the bowels had become free andregular in their movements, the night sweat* disappear-ed and appstlte pagan to grow. The fainting spells be-came less frequent and soon ceased altogether. In an-other fortnight there wa* no more cough, the vaginaldischarge was sensibly diminishing, sleep was normaland refreshing, and the general health decidedly im-preved. Whatremalnslsioon told. The patient con-tinued the use of the Nervine, (and no other medicine)for some weeks longer, when my further assistance wasnotrequlred. Since her recovery I have seen her butonce. She seems perfectly well. Her joy over restoredhealth Is naturally enough most enthusiastic. She nev-er before had a medicine give her to much comfort,such appetite, such sleep, such courage, and suchstrength. She wouldn't try to keep bouse again withoutIt, et*., etc. It 1* my own opinion that the nervine is thebest tonic and corrective of th« female organization thathas .ever come under my observation. I ttis.ll not failto continue its use In similar cases, and the. professionknowthey are numerous enough.

For sale by all druggists.'- Price »1. (nolO-2m)

T H E G R E A T E S T

EDIOAL DISCOVERYAGE.

air. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, ha* discovered a commonpasture weed that cured every kind of humor, from theworst scrofula down to a common pimple.

NURSING SORE MOUTH it caused by the bland andnourshlng juice* being exhausted by the babe, and thtacrid juices getting the upper hand; it It cured by twobottle* of Kennedy'* Medical Discovery.

CANKER IN TH1 MOUTH AND STOMACH Is causedby a deficient vital heat, and a want 6T digestion, arisingfrom a cold and slimy state of the Stomach, whereby areengendered sour, acrid and corrosive nourishment, fromtulcu the body become* green, stringy and lean, fromj Jch condition arises nearly all ailments flesh Is heir to.This (ondltloc 1* perfectly renovated by a few bottle* ofKennedy's Medical Discovery.

SALT KHKUsf Is caused by tha acrid' and corrosiveluIuibtlngearrM In tae circulation until the channelsare choked and it Is compelled to break ont' on the sur-face. A bright r*d Salt Rhenm Is easily cured; a darkbrown is more difficult. A few bottles of Kennedy's If ed-eal Discovery cum In tvery ease.

DT8PBPBIA and Irregularity of the Bowels ii causedy withering or shivering of the nerve* of the Stomach

By canker humor, which prevent* the free flow of the gas-trie Juice; The stomach I* strengthened and It* nervesand coatlnt brought to a healthy, active state by a fewDottles of Kennedy's Medical Discovery.

ERYSIPELAS i* caused by a fermentation arising fromsadden check of perspiration. The ferment Is a strug-

gle in thi* fleah batween life and death. The venom'andSroth I* at last expslled to the aurntot in crust and scabs.It it thoroughly cleaned out of the system by three tofive bottle* of Kennedy'* Medical Discovery.

ULCERS, when of lone standing, are caused by anyhumor which may be In tht blood, which in place of oom-ing to «Kt surface, ha* eaten or worn iuelf a channel and•liebarcM all the humor* of .tht body one outlet. Fu•MxipSonaad duration wiUU band in say pamphaionnd each bottle. • •

JOROrtTLA, or King'* Evil. I shall not haaard myhard-earned reputation by laying what the cause of It Is.The nature of genuine and unmixed Scrofula Is yet hid-Jan i s mystery; of all tht theorle* written on It, I do-notmow of any so rational a* the Anlmacula. These para*lie* eat and oonsmsae tM lift of tht Mood, causing yearsf misery and general debility. The dl**a*e Is Inward

and of coone not suspected. Thee* pemUes for want ofvital heat and ttimull, get sluggish and elamaiy,and final-ly die, dogging th* paatag**, pausing Inflammation,; nl-e-TaUon and[decay, more particular of the spleen andI'. >r. TbeBerofnladepoaltU different from any otherscts:anee found In the human *y*tea>; it la probably .theaccumulation of dead anamalonlss. Ifth*dl*eawitmys>ItrlMSVHJ* eqnelly •nysterlom* thatno *urteure water.tr known for It until the appearance of Kennedy's Medl"oal Discovery. Tlve to eight bottle* will cure every oase.

CHILDREN1" T E E T H I S G HUMOR. Take my adviceand let It alone. !

BOALD HEAD is tald to be an animal fungus, followthe di.eotlon la mypammhUt around the bottle. • !

•IOKVHBADAOllfc I * by a 1MB* of bet Taperbraia taitljac a pretnrt

*>

the di.eotlon la mypammhUt ar•IOKVHBADAOllfc It eases*

irWng frosa * • Stoaaa* to the

eondeued and the sv- ~ — ... —wimn»n»g to -prevent HIKorrenoe by two bottle* of Kennedy'*. If ad. Discovery.DROPBT dee* not.in any eaae arise from humor. I

with I could pay for a dropsy advertisement to give yonawvlewef lt,b«tIoaano«atoMiL Tet I am happy tonfom you that avery culvert, dam and ohannel In yourSS 'S i iSn i a^n r* f l o w l > y * t & m b o t t U g of *"*B*"yiMtdlealWtootery. ;'«e.ptwaaie tke eyeap for th* ttenga M -sataon, anl toaeeaaad carry off the sediment of all Infection* dls-«paf*j*j*K tsana W B * ^ »»a» • • • • • • • n • • i « » • * • « I W » V S I V I S « n ip

taaei jwwfcaa asaele*, scarlet «sv«r,whooj>lng eougb^saialltot, or ftTtn of any Und,wh*re there is whatlt called

sS335$&$SJjgSPMMnSoland by DOAU> saanmpT,jtm**»**r ttsTdrswIatU

TE AYEIiEE' SOODGNSBTJBC AND X.̂ .KXC CKAM-

PI.AIN BAIIVBOADi

1868. Chang* of rJTIm«. 1869.WlNTZa AKSANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Nov. 80, train* will run asfollows:'

lstr-THROTJGH MAIL.tea-re Ogdensburg at 11.40 A. M., Potsdam Junction.

12:40 P. M., connecting with Express Train rrdm K , w .* 0. K. R., Malone 2.40 P.M., (20 m. for dinner,) connect-ing atMooer'Juric.withP.&M.R.R. for PUtUburgh,Burlington, and points on the R. k B.. Railroad,arrive at Rouse's Point at B.SO B. M., connecting withVt, CentralNlglit Express,for Burlington and all pointsEast ana South, arriving In Boston at 8:10 A. M., Spring-field 6:40 A. M., -, Troy 4:85 A.M., New York 10:80 A. -M.

2d—BOSTON EXPRKS8.Leave Ogdensburg 7:00 P. M., Potsdam Junction 8:25

P. M. (connecting with express mall from R. W. k O. E.R.,) lodge at Malone, leaving 7:45 A. M., arriving atRouse* Point at 10:35 A. M., connecting withVermont Central R.R. Day Express, for Burlington, Can-cord, Nashua, Lowell, arrive in Boston 10:80 P. M.

UETDKNINGLeave New York 3:30 P. M., Troy 9:80 P. M., sleeping

car, Rutland 1:80 A.M. Burlington 4-.1SA.M.; Bos-ton 5:00 P. M., Rouse's Point 7:15 A. M., arriveat Ogdensburg at 1:00 P. M. Connecting at Mooer'sJunction with trains from Plattsbnrgh, Bur-lington and Rutland k Burlington R. R.; Potsdam Junc-tion with R., W. k O. R. R. for Watertown, Rome andWest; aluo with Stages for H&ssena Springs ; and at Og-densburg with trains of B., W. t O. K, R. for Boutn andWest; with Grand-Trunk. Railway forWert; St. Law-rence and Ottawa Bull way for Ottawa, and withNorthern Transportation Co.'s-Line Steamers for West.

Leave Boston 8.00 A. M., Burlington 4.50 P. M., St. Atbans 6.45 P. M., Rouse's Point 8.00 P. M., arrive at Og-densburg at 1:40 A. M., connecting with Grand TrunkRailway express west.

D. W. O. BROWN,G«n'l Bup't;

Supt.'* Office, OgdeEtburg, Nov. 80,18«8. (d*w)

VEU3EONT C E N T R A L a n d S U L L I V A N"BVAXLROADS

WINTER ARRANGKMINT..Commencing Nov. 80,1S68.

GOIXa flOOTH AMD KAST.

HAIL TRAIN leaves St. Albaniat 6:20 A. M., andconnects at Burlington with the ~ Rutland Road; 'atWhite River Junction and Bellows -Tall* with train*for Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and with trains onPassnmpsle .road; arrives at New Tork at 10:45 P. M.

DAY EXPRESS leaves Montreal at 8:40 A. M., St.Johns at 10 A. M.; Oxdensburg at 7 P. M., lodge'atMalone, leaves at 7:45 A. M., Souse's Point 10:46 A.M., for Boston, ko., arriving In Boston, via Lowell, at10-iO.P.M. - : •>. > .'- i

NIGHT EXPRESS, leaves Ogdensburg at 11:49 A. M.Montreal 3:30 P. it Rouse's Point at S;40 P. M., ar-.riving at Boston at 8:40 A.M., connecting at Bellow*Vails with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worces-ter, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield*o.,and arriving in New Tork at 12:80 P. M.

munra oonra XOKTH AID WX«T.SAY EXPRESS leaves Boston, via Lowell, at 8:00 A.

M., for Burlington, St. Albans, Montreal, Ogdensburg.and the West.

MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston via Lowell at 7:00 A. M.,via Lawrence and fitchbnrgh at 7:80 A. M., Bpringfieldat7:45 A. M.,, for BurUngton and St. Albans.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave* Northfield at 8:00A. 51., for Burlington, Rutland, St. Albans, Route'* Pt.

NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Bellows Falls at 10:10 P.M.,receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R. R., leavingNewY6rkatl2:15P. M.,and frdm'Oheshlre R. R.leiv-lng Boston at 5:80 P. M.; connecting at White RiverJunction with train leaving Boston at 6:00 P. M., forBurlington, Rouse's Point and Ogdeniburgh, connect-ing with Grand Trunk Trains for the West. • i

Bleeping Oars are attached to both the Night ExpressTrain* running between St. AHjanrand Boston and StVAlbans and Springfield. '- > • * '-. i. _' '.'

Through Tickets for Chicago and the Wast for sale atthe principal stations. !

ii. MERRILL, Gen'l BuptiSt. AlbanB, Vt , Nov. 80, 1868. » [d*w}

RUTLAND. & PURLINGTON R. K.

LEAVK OGDENSBURG \At 1.00 P. M.,35xprea«,rorlreyand New York, wltm

lieeplng car from 8t. Albans to Troy, arriving in Troyat 4.40 A. M., and New Tork at 10.00 A. M., via the Hud-ion River Railroad. . ',

At 1.00 P. M., Express for Boston, arriving at Bur-Ungton, by rail, at 9 80 P.M.,(with sleeping car from Bur-lington) and arrive In Boston next morning at 9:80o'clock; '

Or, Passengers by the 1:00 P. H. train can take oneof the Lake Champlaln Steamers, «n arriving at Rouse'*Point, get supper on board, pass through the most pleas-ant part of the Lake, touch at Pittsburgh, and arrive1 atBurUngton In time to connect, WITHOUT FAIL, withthe 10:00 P. M. ExpresB Train for Boston, (with sleepingcars) and arrive In Boston next morning at 8:80 o'clock.

Passengers taking the 1.00 P. M. tralnSt^urdays.aierive In New York at 8:00 P. M. Sunday.

At 6 P. M., (sleeping car to Rouse's Point) arriving at4:85A.M.,^Jurllngton 8:00 A.M., Rutland noon, arriv-ing at Boston at 6:80 P. M.

**or tickets or Information apply to Ticket Office, Oc-densburgh R. R. Depot, or of Ohas. I. Baldwin, G. T.'R.Ticket Office, 8tate street, or T. N. Derby, G. W. R. Ties>tt Office, State street, opposite Seymour House.

f^F" Baggage checked through from Ogdensburg. tGEO. A, MERRILL, Supt.

J. T. CHURCH, Gen. Agt.,Ogdensburg.June 1,1868. ' fmyl4d*wl

BOIIS, WATERTOWN AND OGDENS*BtRO, R. U.~ I .'

186S. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1869^On and after Monday, Nov. 23,1868, and until further

notice, Passenger Trains will run on this Road as fol-lows,(Sunday9 excepted,)

EXPBESS MAIL.Leave Ogdensburg 9:00 A. M.,. arrives at Dei alb

Junction 9.M A. M., Canton 11:05 A. M., Potsdam 11:80,A. M., Watertown 12:15 P. M. (25 minutes for dinner)Rome 4:05 P. M., Oswego 8:45 P. M., connecting at Rome.with New York Central Express Trains for all point*East and West, arriving at Utlca 5:10 P. M., Little Falls,,6:03 P. M., SchenectaSy, 8:45 P.M., Troy 9:45 P. M., Al^bany 9:80 P. M., Syracuse 7:25 P. M., Rochester 10:80 P.M., Buffalo 1:20 A. M., Saspension Bridge 1:45 A. li.

NEW YORK EXPRESS. ,Leave Ogdensburg at 2:00 P. M., arrive at Dekalb

Junction2:55P.M.,Canton4:80 P.M.,Potsdam 5:5$P.M., Wstertown. B-.20 P. M...(25minutes for Supper.)Oswe-go 9:15 P. M., Rome 9:25 P. M:, Alb«tyr2K)S'A. I tNew York, 7:30 A. M.; Syracuse 12:25 A. M., Rochester8:30 A. M., Buffalo, 6:20, A.M. Suspension Br 7:00 A. M.

Elegant Sleeping Car attached to this train atWatertown and run through, to New York wlthput-shange.

Close connections made at Buffalo and Suspension J!r.for Chicago and all points ~Wcst.

RETURNING. .Leave New York at 80th Street Depot, 6:00 P.M., ar-

rive at Watertown 7:50 A. M., (25 minutes for break-fast) Ogdensbnrg, 11:80 A. M.

Sleeeping Car attached to this train and runsthroughto Watertown. •

Leave Albany, 7,80 A. M.,Buffalo, 8:25 A. M, arriveat Rome 12:22 P. M. Leave Rome 18:85 P. M., arrive atWatertown8:55"P. M.,(25mlnutesforsupper,)arrive atOgdensburg 7:40 P. M. I

" fare as low and time quicker than by any otherroute.Baggage checkedthrougb. .

O. 0. CASE, Acting Supt.:H.T.IRARY,Gen.31cVet Agent, Idtw]

ORANI» TRUNKRAILWAY. .

Through to Chicago in S3 hours, being 12 hours quickerthan by any other route: " ' - " ; , - ,

Trains leave Prescott Junction, opposite Ogdeas-Bnrgh.aBfollows.vU:

FOR SHB WEST. iChicago Day Express l . S S P.M.Accommodation . . 4 .4OP. H.'Chloago Night Express 1 2 . 4 5 A. HV

FOR THE JJAST. . ;

Horning Bzpress ..^ E.OOA.M. •Local. 1 1 . O 3 A.M. ,Evening Express 4 . 4 O P . M. -

• V Through Ticket* for sale at tht General TJnitn.Office Old Ogdensburgh Bank Building, 8tate Streets '

OHAS. I. BALDWIN, Agent.O. J. BSYDGE8, Ogdensburgh, N. T.

Managing Director. S. P. BEACH,(del4d*wtf ' General Agent. New York OU7.

PACIFIC 8TEAHI8HIP3 CO'8,

Through Line

To California, China and Japan.TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS; AND CARRYING

THE U. S. MAILS }Through to Callforlna in Twenty-Two Days.

Steamships on the Atlantic: Connecting on Pacific wittf ~ARIZONA, COLORADO,HENRY ClinUNCEY, CONSTITUTIONNEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY, !OCEAN QUEEN, . . SACRAMENTO,NORTHERN' LIGHT,= - GOLDEN AOE,COSTARICA, MONTANA,

One of the above large and splendid steamships wllleave pier No. 42 Nortk River, foot of Canal Street, »••13 noon, on the 1st, 9th, 16th and 24th of every month(except when those dates fall on Sunday, and then onthe preceding 8atuMlay,) {or AsptajiaUi connecting, M »Panama Railway with one of the Company's Steamship ,from Panama for San Francisco, touching at Acapuloo. *-

Departures of the 1st and 24th connect at Panama, wVill *Ste»raers for South Pacific Ports. Those of 1st touchManianillo. . ^ . . _ . „,. J

Departure of Stheach month connect*,with the new.•team line from Panama to Australia and NewZeaUmd.

Steamer of Jan. 9, connects closely at San Franciscowith steamer JAPAN, leaving Feb. 4, 1S69, .forJapan and China. 1

One Hundred Pounds; Baggage allowed to eaeh'adult,*]ei|naBter»aeooripany> baggage •throWiiS,:ana ; ab

ladl nd child l j h t l b t W B !

< One Hundred Pounds; Bag;Jtagga*]ei|naBter»aeooripanyaggage t o W i S , a ;tend to ladles and children wljhout male prbtfceWn. Bag!gage received on the dock the day before sailing, fromsteamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to tend,'down early. , , * -' •'-

An experienced surgeon bn-board. Mediclne-and at.tendance free; • '•••,' ' . ,'''•' ,''"

-Tor passage ticket* or furtherlnformatlon,apply a tk,nOompany'stlcket-offloeron the-wharf;foot of-OaBa ' at*

ilerVNewTdFK i C S 3 S ' f ;

Train* leaw White River Junction hi Ooncbrdua, Grobin. Junction, Worcester. Proviaenc*: 'LowellBostohl'*c., at 1:80 Ai3C,a2:S0 and BiSOT.-M^ron»fcriTal of trains from Ogdensburg ana Montreal. ~ ~

Leave Ooneordior OgdeBsbnrg: and.Montreal at lO-SBcA. U., and 8:20 P. M., or on arrival of train* from" Bos-ton, WorceEter, *c. -- : ; - •"-• . i * 1 ;

Trains over this Road are run daily In connection with.trains over the Ogdensburg Road, carrying Pasten-gers and FrelgbVto and from the West, Ogdensburg,Montreal, and Manchester, Na.nua, Wo?ctBter, XT6$L-dence, Lowell-, Lawrence, Boston, PorttinouthiPoHUad»ndthe8att,and all intermediate poinU.

ONBLOW 8MARNB,iAirMU.-Ooncjrdj.Dec. 1 ,1868 . . : ' • • • - '

CBNTRAlL

YCrRElT WESTERN RAILWAY

Nt*Mg«ra>Fadla a n d S n . p e n s l o n Rr ldc* .

THREE KXPJUffiS TRAINS. •'.''•

Leave Suspension Bridge, Hamilton and Toronto, dally,(Sundays exeepted,) on arrival of Trains from the Bast

-for .; • - ': i _._

P B T R O I T , CHICAGO, KXH.WAVKES,

IWAnd all point* Wett.-ja

Mail -Train' leaves, Ogdenabnrg, via Rome, W.- and

^O^WKERSMWPILSi

SAFETY VALVE.;: r̂ ti Tiiivc mm»m^t^commended by the %.andDcpatiesof several State*, as

l a w s i n reliaUon to.St€»Mai JBoitei^and as being superior to anr Oth-

tlisc valT«^ and bas nearly- «toil|»lethe capacity therefore it

For fartber puticitlan i

"gaensDUrg K. B., daily (Sundays excepted) at 9:0,D; A.MiiRome4:06.P.M;,Niagara FallsTand sWn.Br- 1:50A. M., Detroit 11:80 A. M., arriving at Chicago 10 P. :M.

K'Prtss Train Ieav,es,idfdensburg SipO P.Mi, Rome25. NlaM^.y^jj, aid, SuspensionTBr. T:08 A. k ™-K'Prtss Tra

#5.NiM*rA,i;al}jand,Buspenslorolt,B:8ffT;Mi, aSriyih'garthleata cl n c t i ith ll t i

aak*and

»#5trolt,B:8ffT;Mi, aSriyihgarthleage 6:80, A. Stag close connections with all train* South, W

Express T|-atuat2 P.M.,make, dlreeTrain leaving DiaKara Fall! and Sutpemldm Bridge;8iui<law*i at 18:20JS. *.Vsrdying at Detrolt:at-10:«0P. M., ChicagolbA.M. Monday. - - r -.{'

Cbeaey, Ftoke tc•. ••'. EXPRESS ? ; I

Connect*) daUr wltli aU tike' eitieilattke United State* and Canada. ? | :

ThriefromKewirorltiMbSurir '"'Time from Boston I t hours. •

All expreues in charge of iafe.ahd trusty melOrders for the purchase of good* In the cities' especuU*solicited and promptly attended to. Office in SeymoatHooseBnildlnK, Ogdeniburgh. • . , >

- . ; 0: P. GEER, Agent.

Steriine Silver "Ware

FINK ELECTRO - PLATEI> W A R E .Th* Oorham Manufacturing Co., of Providence, R. I.,

having the largest imannfactgry of jBoUdlBUvei; Ware Ha,.the world, with' the most Improved machinery; and-em-ploying the mo.t skilled Ubor, are ensbled to offer ahiinequallea variety of new and beautiful designs in Din-ner and Tea Services, and every article ipeclsjly adapted*6r Holiday and Bridal Gift*. *• - - .-•-' ••••'--• Y^ "••Th^oirer also their unrivalled JJIckel SUver Xlec'tro

Plated Ware, in which they have Introduced now pat-Urns of rare elegance. The Solid Silver is guaranteed,to be of sterling purity by XT. 8': Mint assay. -The Elec-tro Plate-is guaranteed to be superior to th« finest Stief- ^field ware: Order* received from the Trade-only; butthese good may be obtained from responsible dealers ev-erywhere. _ . - * ' ' • ; * ; " • i'

Trade wark forSlilver. Trade mark for Electro Platei

,- V.L k°9*HAM:(nq5 J4w5m). Sale

Knowtedp is Power

That fact induces the offering of a FEES TRIAL - toall. Weknowthe .

CELEBRATE!)

AURORA

With a fair test, will prove to thousands, a* I t 'has j tohundreds who are now using It, a f a r preftrable OIL'toanything heretofore u*ed. . '. • » . . . ( >

BRING OR 8BND THEtRAND TRY IT FREE.

If all will do so there will soon be a greater rush thanever for the same.- - " • . "::

Only 56 cents, a Gctlloii,

AT BSTAIL, BY >

• - • '••-•' i

HIGBKK k McCOY.

NEWAt MADRID, iX. "ST. i

p E ST3B3CBIBBR-HA8 RECENTLY OPENED THBX old Qoss Store, at Mairid, with a general assortment

Dry Goods, Groceries,• • C R O C K E R Y , A c , &«•"' • . - - -

And would respettfnlly solicit from the publlo a share ofpatronge, _ . . . ] . •

fW~Madrid. Clotlii and Flannels always on handfor Cash or in exohahaefor Wool. I

[8862-3m] , A. VAN SIOKLBR.Madrld,N..Y.

To Insnranoe

THE

GAPITAL

OaBeeHo .3SVBlon Square, N e w Y o r k .

^iM^wfBARintf,President."'-'' '"'• •"-' 'WM.O,.PRlSOOTr,VleePresWent. ' •••)G. D.MACARTT,Secretary. . 'ISRAILO.PIERSOS; Actuary. - ' . ' • - . •SAMDEL G. GOT, M. D., Superintendent of Agenclei.uiiCv : i'.- '-:•••/;*., .' . . -.' 'fi^'J. • f.

t*"Thl*:8oclety being about to Teorganiulu Agen-cy Byite'mTlS New'Torki Invites proposal* from eipe^rienoed agents In Jefferson, St. Lawrence, and XiewisCounties. Address ..v »• . '

(deldl0t*w8w) WM.0.

\ fANT FAMILIES. H8D HI DIFHODLT TO StTIT(1V1 ihemsilve^ In the market In Hosiery and otherKntt,G!»a*.> ;W>M*prep*^to^Enit *?'«?!!«JffirS?:"We are

»1|eW pp• ^ Strle'Or»1|eWHoa^r;

Dnderwear.lkaUn'gSoclu, A</* XAMB.KrUT. M

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Books,

er-BIBLBS, BLANK BOOKS,

Cap; BUI , Letter * Bfote P a p e r .

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J^TManufaetured by myself and warranted; In everyway superior,. are now offered at the Lqwert LivingP H c e f c " " 1 "-"•"• "- - - ; ; -"••• •'•• " • • " - ' . - i . a

g V O a l l at «nce and secure the best. • , '.W-Cornerl»ab«lla and WashlngtoB Streets, Ogdens-

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the Collector, he will recelVe the taxes from 9 o'clock to4 o'clock, dally, Sunday* excepted, at the Bank of Aver-ells 4 Chapman, for the period of thirty days from thisdate:, . . . . «:N. MEREliM, Collector.

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