aid second-

upers Pub-fdensburgh, :eeding3 o£ be given of aunt to the

Chair, Mr. oaptjell, that imond, Esq. altstcFj-otfnr" iduct in the d the Meet-

Jytawn vHiS ppy to flay terminatK>n, ' eould not

'he Qgdefts* o learn thai

i road have

d e s t i n e d f b r

s per barrel.

Lake Cham-

through tar- :

>f thirty-five

flour. T h e

cent s t o the

r s ixty c e n t s

to B o s t o n . —

the W e s t e r n

ios ton w a n t s

arftl l ines o f

considerable

navigation in

g led to learn

ugh out from

-Boston. Rail-

l State- •

last week i n

ber, b e t w e e n

D u r i n g the .

emarks w e r e

foote , w h i c h

stye a s to re*

ques t ioned

»l. F r e m o n t ,

whieh w a s

•figh w o r d s

1 l o w e d b y a

were separa-

eetators, and

e o f b l o o d ,

i s s ince b e e n

.'inguiddress-

ming any in-

al offenea in

After eon-

>ther friends

pronounced

id from the

hn Van Bu-d e n i e d . t h a t

party, qr'that j think i f the irst w a s un-

lation, friend

. V a n Buret*

in reply t o

e, that " the

•ratic party,"

j n g e d to any

ned the t'ree-

nocratic par-

i all i t s ca l l s

• had a l w a y s

rs of demo-

•voced friend

t' territories

not b e l i e v e

i d e s i g n e d l y

is ' imporUmt

epublic.

EW HATCH.

AVS.S, Oct. 2.

enr^j. L e a n -

were e x e c u -

-the first f o r '

imed E m l y

murder o f

l so ki l led at <

the s a m e

the pr i so -

h pr i soners

Frejt d e n i e d

ire. b r o u g h t .

s before 11

McCaffrey

l e said noth-

led e jaea la -

•iff Parmlea

, and ins tan-

led by the

y a s trug-

noose o f t h e

back o f his

d s t r u g g l e ,

T h e y are..

j *°

Skfl '•yyyigi'Jj1" i ' • W i m y "» ITTUI ijn,iinnuriiiii,8a |jin.i, milium vfli.iniiimli>ii<iiiii.|ltitiinaiiiii^iuiitfiiiJiiinwiBWI'^^Wi lO'.iJiiiiMirAijjf.iffliiiJij^,)-!!^ n^- Ys-~"" ^ ^ ^p^»b£mm**fM* 111 JI i

<*-k •if.

wMlritef l l b . f o n . i

H

to-clow », thout delay,

Democratic Town ifcnMtjpi.'

The following are the- Town Comniit|ees appointed for the seYejaJWg^ns .of"»feJLaw-rence by the County Convention a Canton ,

Brasher—D. H. Da^is, iTBurge^H.P.iJel nio, John Stevens, John Phelps, Samuel But­ler, jr., W. E. Wait. - - - . - -

Qtrtimt—H. H. Conkeyi. T. T, ISu^ell, C. Abernethy, Harry Smith, Paine Converse.

•Coltbii—Chas. L. Bachellpf; W. N. Jaquis, J \I. Leonard, L. Chamberlain.

frlcalb^B. R.Ndrth?m^C. G. ffojttj Ale r Thompson, J. S. Lalcej M(Jse^-Rteh. '

Depeyster—O. WL Munson, sA.'sTuttle# Win. Perrv, J. D: Wasbbnrffi^Bfean. "" f -' i5

Edwards—J. B. PicKeC%C. xiaile* Albert White. ,

Fwe—W. H. Perkins, D. Truax, A.'I. Brown. ' •c _ •- «• • *•» •

F O T r / e r _ A | r : ^ l | | ^ F u g ^ f f % . C. Riee. ._ ... „ .

- Goutfrneiir—Charles; Anthony, W. ~rl. -Bowne, O. L. Barrtuta, C: A; Parker, J. K. B,,„t,„, -., „y,ir -iv—S.T—»-r—* *.*wK»n-

regpr,OrG."Waldp,R. ^"v*?.,'*.0-, > , i_ . i , - .W . L A •

* Those < to^M66pius l^ i»IS iS l

m a y n e v e r ' J ^ v i - S a n i ^ j S i y ^ consignment,»»d the goo£ » U « T

o.'SS^1,'** ^ i l l b e an^r «n«"»ni>«r»UI6n of Mr H j

8 Oct. ?, 1&& l«J

US

HaHimontC-^'A. I T Gfegpr. Shove,' H. King , ©^BsRiaod,-R;BliHskin»ni .C. Smith. , " "... ,

Herman—L. J . .."Jerome, R . H e a l y , 3°,°H. Beard, C. Main, M. M c G o l l u n u »

Hopkinton—J. Sanfbrd, jr i j 'N. Oronch-, -F. Kellogg, J. B. Duritey; Gk;W<Eg«les ton .

Lawrence—R* S m i t h , W . S . TaggarJt,. H . B. Sanford, O. F^Shepardi, S . Merchant.

Lisbon—Daniel W a l l a c e , W a s * Vv Flack, "*A. B. Tyrrel l , D . ' H a n M . ~ n n

LouisGille*—Wm.. K e n t , : & J . Stafford, J. Alexander, S . Miller, J. G i b s o n . -

Mmamb—H. M. W i l s o n , C:. Thorntton, H . \ . Parker, W . S a w y e r , T , P , o ^ , D . D a y , 2d.

Madrid—D. A. OrvisyHmai^PxoetoCC, C. Montgomery, Wra . R Goodrich , G e o . E r w i n .

Massend-^C. J i K i n g . E . Beach,-A. R a n s o m , \V. H . Paddock. w '

Morrislotch—E. Gordon, John EJile, Jere­miah Dav i s . " . :

Norfolk—H. G. M u n s o n , S . JkLJBhelps, E . "VV. Sackriderv lis/ Glra-kj J. W o o d w a r d ? >' •• •

Oswegatchie—H. M. Smith , B . H: Vary; R. W . Judson , Jno. -PieKensj- 'CN. Ga l loway , W . P. Johnson-, A. Harden, S . Stil we l l , sen'r.

Parishcille—S. P . Oliver, Caleb W e l c h , J. Currier, O. T h o m a s .

ri*rreponl—MarTfh "Welch, A lber t T o w n . B. F. Hami l ton , P . Axt ie l l ,L . W . Danie l s , Ei X. Starr. .' ' . . .^ y

•Pitcairn—Aaron, Hd.amer, SafFord Rbyce, E.'R-Paul. " '.':"" .

Potsdam—W. H. W a l l a c e , N. C. Howard , A. M. Skeels, AlbBtt Earkef.

Rassie— W. R :B,ostw4ck, H. V. FT W U T mut, R W. Chapman, N. S^GHLF* Freeman,' H. Healh.

Russefl^$ljter}f£''f(.. C. JacksoHj S. Wol-cutt, jr., G. Si io^Ls A. Clark.

Stockholm—W. W. Webster, D. H. Chap^Jj' man, S. Pe t t ibone .

Now is the Uae t* n y D * C S ^ | W * S B i l # | S A j : J f c t h » ' &

conalatinK of Plain- »nd iaseW and Polka's, Viet-rla TleC'Sil

•J.-T-

renny]IilnqExcelilon-

U k e ^ s a a tartBTOpply-UdLt', MIUM> knd Chil­dren'. RUBBERS, of dlflerenl i ty l i . «nd vLleOM,^ il 1 of which we.are Kllinf «t * , j j r V , S M . I L L p e r c e n t . * > o v < i Hrt>jc©ST.

L U H I I wishing to pnrehsM the above arUelei before buyingelsew-iere, will do well to call »„d examiM onr stuck, at the sign of (he Velio* Caauoi. where they will Bnd a SALOON fitted „p for l » B ^ S f c J 8 3 R 3 S S ^

*JBre--;wb*trlb»r-kM«I*io Ulbrm the , ipiMle Hurt, hl» HOK8E BOAT is aow

ra»nTii^5^sm)»|»tw«e»i.thU>pI«ce^ndMasseBa. He wonld also bee, to *»Jt:«Wt the l»l« eecrdent, w i s CMU««k{,tto:b^vbe|k^lkMli| m>M*oM;fbr thVpor-pose ofaiiiloiidlBjiji iteeiaei^bjfhtwtu iigroundS&ltt * WP TO*;?^ Mfflrfvyji. «M ihafTowtogito th* TesseirSs--•nr.Kifrom.thec.purn ,ad offllcor. otsuwiaerTih'it'^tAi ^ W ^ ' W i ^ t a l D M e d v t h ^ p e r s o n in chargelof

ed her^th;»bo*t,ft<^*toB«l6Urol»i-ind evei With; that toad the .carried It about one mile and a half before

dent that no prejudice will arise against the safety of the Boat froat^the late accident.

Dickinson's Landing, Oct. I, IBS). C. LEWIS.

SlJEi^ATfi'S' JfOTICE. -f'.',''.,''

m . i

! Fall JMrrtraii.~"-!•*—• TH O S . » . S*3nrWEi«.?i«.»iirw«lriiiiijl» fall

'supply of RKJtI}YM^D±CIt0THIM-O,at>u, auMtmttri, Fating!, Trtmrninrt, JH*U, ,OqiirJ*<i.; *c.V to which he; worild enll J t t atuinilon of buyers. Mer-chsnt-Tallors supplied at a small advance from New .Yorkcost. • • •'-...' .ifcjMjr ^'i^'m-^i'-iS" \ Ogdensburgh, Sept. S3d, 1850. > .*>% 4*; ,

J L A I W - E W ! :ClQth, Slk,;/l(*<>p(ted,,'Plush and '!M:\J GltixedBAPSi :By.th.e doaepbr single, at ' ,-.-•, j . . sjr/jprxR'JSKLo.Tjrnco STORE,

Ogdensbnrgh\Sept,23d, 1S50, '"I ? 4i!

. EXPRESS eflYjMJeiB. J B E J B i p c t . 4th, will run ihelr EXPRESS, Itav-

U W U M 1 > » Ogdensbmgh TOlBSJBXys] THURS­DAYS and SATURDAYS; Rbase's Point HONDAYa WpNESDAYSandFR1DAY8,; a f f l k S ' R o O N % i Point with PULLED, VIRGIU L C O H N . W York art ? ! £ , £ r S? I

nE x p r M i ' a n d CHENEY A l C o A n d WGE-

LOWS Boston Exrresses. Also, will» RUSSELL fc CO.'S-Express, Ogdcnsbnrgh. J j

r . AGENTS: '1 j POMEROY fc BT«JiGTON,.i. 8. SMITH B. G. BALDWIN,.. J 8. H. CLARK. . . . . . . . . . 1 N. WILLIAMS,..> ; SAMUEL WELLS,- j J- W. PANGBORN *. CO-. . , D. C.MEIGS [ F. J. HAWKIiSS. A. MOORE L L. H. LYOW. [ S. H. PAINE WM. PALMER

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. . . . . . . . -Ogimhurgk. j — . . * « « .

j.CWaiiiiie.

y.ii£Uim. . . . . . . . . » . { . . . .Mstai* . . . . . . . . . . Ciotuiif«y. •• - / a E/wiiarfX.

jr*«m»^». ^H** ' * -w '"<i-

- . . . . . . . . .1 . .Bamrrr. '••"JjCnUrxHU.

C. P. GEEJft k. CO.

F A T H E R M A T H E W arrivejilat S t . L p u i i ' p n

ihe 2 3 d u l t , and i s t h e g u e s t o f t h e R i g h t

Rev. Bishop Kendick . H e has g i v e n the

pledge to over a q n a r t e r o f a mi l l ion s ince h e

- h a s oeen in our country and in N e w Orleans

iilone to 14 ,000.

H U N T ' S C O T I C I i O W B i l T D .

thanks to his Id patrons and frlirids df St. Law­rence county and Canada, aid tike.this meihod 'o inloruj them that he has prepared himself

with ableassistanu and entire JW» JVWjfc.'for the com-" ing winter campaign. Be will be ronndntallltlmes rea-

n dy to answer csllsln his line. He wlff furnish public and private parties wllh from two. to fire musicians, as may be desired.

HUNT'S ,»Jta.SS B-aJV/jVuibe in readiness at all times, to attend on, public celebrations, kc. Also, will fnrnish Brass and Cotillon Binds with thelatest stylos ol Music, vte^ CotiHons, Quadrilles, Waltzes, Polkas, Marches nnl'Qillck Steps. - Terms reasonable. Orders iett with Hi M. Pay, at R Vilas' store, or at Mr. Fay's mjiuse, will be promptly at-

: d F " 7 V Dorchester and Milton Bank Rob­

bery.—Jack W a d e , w h o wits recently arrested

near Roches ter h y a portion o f the Buffalo

jjoliee,'and commit ted t o the Jail in Dedl iam.

i lx«s . . has a c k n o w l e d g e d that he w a s ' o n e o f

the persons vvho robbed the Dorches ter and

Milton Bank o f .about $ 3 2 , 0 0 0 . H e has giv­

en up s o m e # 1 0 , 0 0 0 o f the s t o l e n money ,

d isc los ing the spot in S o u t l y f i o s t o n where he

had buried a portion o f it. •

' A Wife without M a r w % e . — I u a. b ig­

amy c a s e i n BrooklyrF, N.?V., J u d g e R o c k w e l l

decided that a man l iv ing with=a w o m a n in a

state o f adultery , and cal l ing her-his wife , is

for all l ega l p u r p o s e s her husband, and may

hot on ly b e made l iable for her debts and acts,

but may be prosecuted if he w e d s another du­

ring the l i fet ime o f his paramour.

1 fly A y c r ' i C h e r r y - P e c t o r a l . — W e call at-'Mention to the advertisement of this article noiv in our

3>*per, and at this seasou of the year when colds and .coughs are so prevalent, the' information it contains will not be found unwelcome. The eminent names, lent to

' .recttmmedd it, are concln3ive proof of its valae. In ad­dition to these we have been favored with the pernsalof Jptters from many,distinguished Individuals as well as humble sufferers who acknt£vledge their indebtedness to <his valuable medicine, fo£.the rocovery of their health from painful and dangerons diseases. It is at once sajb and pleasant to take, and is" certainly very powerful to

<ure. Those afflicted with coughs, colds, asthma, bron-< hitis, hoarseness, or" indeed any of the varioos aflec-tlons of the lungs, willdo well to; try the Cherry Pecto­ral, and wilMiave no cause to regret the experiment. f44

,rs,

iio.Sepl.28.

s'afternoon ~\ ivention, at * (SB.

ton J e n n j

e ived iroui. -.

tx.CSept.38: h

wledge the-ny! Send

will get a all Boston.

>ng the last

8S, WSfJh*

eatemptf»nv i in'- » m * - \ 1 veiL'" T^.^ _

gilori;4B»

imanitT <>r

» R . C O R B E T V s S A R S A P A B 1 L L A . Hear what says the good and writ betoeti ESTHER

TJ YJ.Olt, Pastor of the Mariner'.? Church, Boston, In reference to tkt astonishing cureaf his lontratnlcted sex­ton, John Davis, who was- restored to health, when pro­nounced by physicians as incurable, by alone using ''Dr. CORBETT'tS Sarsajjarilla," alloilier Sarsaparilla Cotn-pouads proving useless .'— '7.

BOSTON, February 16. 1850. Messrs. E. Brialey fc Co : Gentlemen—The effect Dr.

i\<rbrtl*s CoKcatlrated Syrup of Sarsaparilla: npon John-Davis, sextoa of the Mariner's Church, over which 1 am (,-tstor, I am happy to state has proved most signally ef licnciims and potent. At the time he commenced taking thh efficacious Preparation he was in a very feeble slate <>l health, with alarming sores upon different parts of his body : After usinfcthismedicine awhile he rapidly b;-tfan to improve,'and vis2 now in a .comfortable state of

^health. The sores having since healed with-Hrhich he -.vai lontt afilicted, although his life was long since des­paired of.

To Dr. CorUU's ConceAtrated Sgntp of Sarsaparilla I conscientiously attribute his restoration to health. There fore to all tboae who may be suffering from any impurity of the Blood, I would say, [ consider Or- Corbeli's Sar-japarilla alwaysT.to. be relied upon, in our efforts to se-•enre Health j and surely I know it will be found an eco­nomical' tind safe medicine foe SEAMEN and others, for the various complaints, for which Sarsaparjila is recom­mended. / SBDWARD Ti TAflPLOR,

Pastor of the Mariner's Church, Boston. j y EDWARD- BKINLEY & CO., Wholesale Drug

{gists, Kos. 3 and 4, South side Faneuil Bail, Boston, sole Proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. . O - For sale In Ogdensburgh, by H. 8. HUMPHREY & CO.. Wholesale and Retail Agent* for Sfc Lawrence <Wty. ' f ' ^ 44Wl

M A U R I EA

New Books ait Poaeroy A Byiigton's. f* E N E V I E VE—or Peasant, Love andjsorrow, by W D'Lamartine. The Eart's! Daughter, By Rev Mr Sewell. Harper's Magazine, for October. j

Ogdensburgh, Oct. 7, 1850. j u\t

the

er weekdays'he wilTbe'aYThe Pbtsdrm^tatTon'on the Northern Rail Road, when Surrogate business can be < done with him.—Dated Sept. S8ih, 1850.

/ BENJAMIN G. BALDWIN, T ,. ' '. , Sarro^ats.

N O R T H E R N R A I L R O A D . ^ _ On and after October 1,1850,'. Passenger

'rains ,iylii ran daily, Sundays.eicepled, as follows; r Leave Ogdensburgh 7JJ A. M.t and arrive at Bbuse'i'

PdlnvatlS«*P|M. " Leave Ronse's Point at 3 P. If., and arrive at Ogdeui

burgh at 7 P. N. ; Passengers by this route, leaving Mohtreal'and Burling­

ton in the morning will reach Ogdensburgh In season to take the steamers for Kingston, BacTtels Harbor, Oswego, Toronto; Rochester, Hamilton, Lewis ton,Buflaio, Chica­go, and other ports on Lake Oatario and the upper lakes, the same.evening. , « ' ' • - . ' " .v

Passengers from the west will arrive at Rouse's Point In season to take the steamers on Lake Champlain ply­ing north and south, antLwill arrive in Montreal thesame day; in Burlington,in season &r the evening train to Boston;. and In Whitehall for the morning train to Sara­toga, Troy; AlbanySnd New York.

" ' , C LJ SCHLATTER, Superintendent. Oct-LlSSO. vaOn«tf

Prepai-ei for Rail RoU Busiiess. M' E i S S R S . P O D I E R O Y J c B y t N G T O N . .

have just returned from the I New York. Trade SSIes, and are now receiving thelrfslisupply of .,,

B O u K S A N D » l ' A T I O » E U Y , ^purchased, loiyer, an8 WffiTbelkoW'cniaWr than ever be­fore in.this inarket. "•"„".••"•••' ' : r : " i "

Particular attention is Invited to'their C a p a n d ; l i e t t e r P a p e r ; for Jilce; quality had variety,Wr-' ranudu pleas'. "•'.-. -.'-'"'

lookout..for their a»»««Z.j«etro» tJ«V»ilt October! •-"• S S T ' - C A S J a ^ A i B ; ' F O l i I R A C S ! J Q | ,„-

i , < ; ^ l ^ a i a | g p ^ | i ^ ^ i i t » ^ # ? f * ;

lng by the various steamers, a eomplete'asfortment

^siiliPiiHMigWpip <J!WV1' C E A R 1 W G , -5 * / J H A C H J O T E K . ^ r .

JErencH, Engirs¥a'nd'de'rman Brbadclplhs, French and AniBrlcan.Paper'*Hangin'gij and; VVlntlow Shadeij Car-

WH E B E A S j I o y - W i ' U d n i l Bi Ttraxca, a ml-, . . nor, has chosen to leave my house and protection,

notice 1» hetehyglreB.tp all persons harboring or trust­ing him, that'I wlllpay no debts or his contraetlar after

,hi?<1*!a. - •*.- - ELIBHA R. TURNER; Depersur, Sept. 23d, 1830. ' ' 42*3w "

NO T I C E is hereby given, that the Book* will be opened on. TUESDAY, theJ5th day of October

next, at the Hotel of Wm. D. Gllmore, in Hermon vil­lage, forthe subscription of-Stock to build a PLANK ROAD from the termination of H. Van Rensselaer's Plank Road,,at the Canton Plank Road, near the town line between Canton and Dekalb, on the nearest and most direct route to the Four Corner's In tald Hermon village:—Dated Hernion, Sept. 25th, 1850.

IDWAJTD HADDOCK! SITMOlTa T H A C U > , L. H . C O O K , . J . n . S C H A a S , W i t . QRICCtf, WIS. It. ^AMKini, was. rasKKAX, u s n i . CLUS, a. H. strrniELASD, A. S. MANLEY, ROSAIVO HXALY, f-*3*StJ r. LAKMCD.

tended to. Ogdensburgh, Oct.' ,J850. 44tf

BONNET ROOM! 0 ^ M E S S R S . HIE.IJ & M E T C A J L F « » J J ^ h a v e the pleasure of announcing to the c i t i -Xl

zens of Ogdensburgh and vicinity; that fhey have taken the store In Allen's building, oa Isabilia-st., 2d door from Ford, where they will be prepared] after the 12th lnst. to execute all orders by way of altering, cleans-ing. bleaching, and pressing toadies and Gent's Hats.

Having been connected lor several yean past with one of the most extensive establishments for the [manufac­ture of Bonnets in Eastern Massachusetts, Who manu­factured largely for several of the first Houses In N Y and haying oneof the most Improved machines! for.press" trie, they feel confident that for taste^style and finish the wqrk leaving their establishment ci;Boi be excelled.

In connection with the above. Messrs. U. fc M. have on hand a new and well selected stock of

H U E L r N E R I j - G O O D S , '; purchased in N. Y. and Boston; Markets by the most ex­perienced buyer.

By strict attention to business, the-iiromptness with which their orders will be executed, and their low prices, H. fc'M. hope to merit a share of patronage.

Store on Isabella-st., 2d door from Ford. L. HILL,

„ , . L. H, METCALF. Ogdensburgh, Oct. 8,1850. 44'tf

C A R P E T S ! C A R P E T S !

TH E largest and best selected stock evei .offered in Northern New York, via}.: i - i S

3 Ply rich high colors, and new patterns,,; Extra superfine " "' •' » 1 Extra fine and tine" " " " ! All Wool, ingrain. Cotton and wool, " r Cotton. " and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, 1

which will be sold low at great bargains, and If the slxei of the rooms are correctly given, we will. If desired, cut them, and warrant them to match and tit the rooms.

M. N. CHAMBERLAIN, At the People's New York Catlh Store.

Ogdensburgh,-Oct. 7,1850. I 4s.fr

B R O A D C L O T H S , C A S S I M E R E S ^ V E S T -I N G S A N D T R I M M I N G S I

A G O O D assortment, which-we will sel( at a price that will enable any one to get up any garment for

as little money as they can bny them ready |made, and have them made better. I

M. N. CHAMBERLAIN, At the People's New York Cash Store. 1

Ogdensburgh, Oct. 7, 1850. 44tf

1 8 5 0 . j ^ B . 1 8 5 0 . MERCHANTS

LAKE BOAT LINE! Proprietors,

B R A D L E Y &, C A N F I E L D , B0HLTNGTON, VBBMOITT.I

4fk F A R M F O R SALE-of"200 acres lying In ^ ^ West Potsdam, one mile east from Buck's Bridge, and four from (he Rail Road near Columbia; 130 acres are improved; the remainder heavily timbered with pine, cedar, tamarack and sugar maple. The farm Is well fenced with rails and stone, wall, having on It more than 300 rods of the latter. It has a good sugar and also ap­ple orchard, and the buildings are good, and sufficient for the accommodation of a farmer wishing to keep a dairy: of 25or"30cowsl or jfor stock and grata growing.- The price forthe farm Is 116 per .acre—one third to be paid down; the residue may remain on lime, secured on the farm. Twenty good Icows and 50 tons of hay now on the farm, may go with it for S50U in addition. Possession can be had by the 1st of January'. Enquire of the sub­scriber in possession. CALEB RICHARDSON. . Potsdam, Sept. 35,1850. «3*6w

•—£ 3 I .

S U P R E M E C O U R T . — - ^ ™ t

MA»Y E , WILLSOM 1 against J > Count]/ of St. Laurence.

BENJAMIN F. VVILLSO*. >

7h Benjamin F. WVUox, Defendant . - _

YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint In this, action, which is filed in the

office of the cleric of the county of St. Lawrence, and serve a copy of your,answer on us, at our office, in the village oT"Ogdensburgh, within twenty- days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if yon fail to answer the said com­plaint as aforesaid: the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint.—Dated Ogdens­burgh, Sept. 27,1850._

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TGJTOTICE i s hereb/ given, that'application will be S ^ r m ™ e i , o * • BonrforBunerriaowtif the county of Bt Lawrence, at their nextfannuat meeting, to make such an alteratlpnialhf^ne between the towns of Her­mon and Edwards, that a few lots In the south-east cor­ner of Hermon may be Included In the town of Edwards. —DatedrHsrmon, Sept. I8th, 1850; -»-«w •

T o t a d C l t l a e n s a t C a n t o n . T i S i W A l D , Dentist, of the firm of Austin k. # - ' ? , * V i , d ' »"»onaee« that he will be In Canton Vil­lage thirday.where he will remain intttU the 8»th lnst, "Foote's JSTolel, prepared to attend to all calls In his profession. ••.

tSf All operations warranted. . Ogdensburgk, SepU 17«, 1850. i "

Platform and Counter Scales;. AST'assortment of Platform, Even Balance and.«llar

Scales, warranted equal to any in market, for sale w f r k s D U C E D P W C E S ' " H n t ^ Kwh^ter s S l S

s 3 " - 17- CHAS. ASHX.XT.

€ r ' f A S S ^ A M J P S , Glass Lanterns, U,Kpatterns, s,Pt-17. ": CHAS. J1SHLEY.

R "R-*,?8. C A W B l f c E S T I C K S , Tea Traye, Ta-J»* ble Cutlery, Fire Irons, Fire Iron'Stands,-Door Mats, Foot Stores, Brtttanla Tea end Coflee Pots, Wattle Irons, Cake Shovels, etc., ' • • • _ , ' at tXt ne'v Hardicart Stirre, of

Stpt-n. CHAS. ASHLEY.

DY E - W O O D S — 50 Barrels Camp. Logwood, 50 " Logwood, %

25 " Camwood, 50 half barrels Camwood, 15 Barrels Fustic, 25 •• Nicaraugua. '

The above assortment of Dye-Woods just received, and for sale in lots to suir-porchasers, by

Sept. 17. H. S. HUMPHREYlc CO.

HAVENS k STILWELL, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

NORTHERN'BAIL ROAD.

IN order to enable the people to exchange friendly greetings, on the opening of the road,

E X C U R S I O N T I C K E T S over and beck, will be sold at the various Stations, flom the 1st 16 the 15th of, October, FOR ONE FARE— Theiplicketswtll be good for three days only, Sundays exclusive, and must be purchased before entering the Cars. CHARLES L. SCHLATTER,

Svvrrixrejutoif. September 36,1850.

T r a i n s R u n a « f o l l o w s : Leaves ROUSES' POINT, at . . 8 P. M.

OGDENSBURGH, at v 7 X A. M.

T H E P E O P L E ' S

NEW-YORK CASH STORE! ( IN BADLAM'S BUILDING,

On the Ceraer ef Ford aaA,Caroline Streets, OGDENSBURGH, « . Y., v

. Where may be found an entire new steck of

D R Y i G O O D S , C a r p e t i n g * , P a p e r n a n j r i n R s , ' o i l

P a i n t l n c W i n d o w S n a d e a .

TH I S stock has been selected with greatcare, espe­cially for this market, and every articlo will bo

found to be all It is recommended to be, or no sale.— We come among you as strangers, bnt hope to make your acquaintance in a way that we shall be long remembered viz: by making our intercourse with you of mutual ben­efit to each other.

The Almighty Dollar Is a Monarch, and our Prices shall be his Vassals.

A S h o r t P o n e T v i l l go a l o n g ; w a r at this store, and bny as many goods as it would in Ulica, Rome, Syracuse, Oswego, Watertown, or any other place out of New York or Boston, for we flatter ourselves that with the facilities we have, and with the assistance of good friends in the last two named places, we can buy as cheap as any other house in the vicinity, and

W E W I L L W O T B E U N D E R S O L D . We shall be receiving Goods every week throughout the season, and any article usually kept In Dry Goods stores that we have call for, shall be furnished with as tittle delay as possible.

J N D I G O . — 1 0 0 l b s . of Indigo Just received and for sale by

Sept. 17. H. S. HUMPHREY* CO.

MA D D E R C O M P O U N D . — A superior arti­cle of Madder Compound, for sale at wholesale

or retail, by Sept 17- H„S. HUMPHREY A- CO.

CH A M P A G N E W I N E . - F i r e baskets of a superior quality, for sale by

Sept. 17. H. S. HUMPHREY 4- CO.

Laces, Silks,^bfw^tilpvey, 'ke.fftij>f

« Our village grows, '.andls'growmg;greater, ;'"' '' . And now-we have for the ii«ir«'<tif«" '. " .

'• The NewPedlers' Exchange, which regulates the'price • And gives to all the pest ad vice..',",..,' . t Jnst walk along, and, call'lh''therjo, \\r'. ..'

And see hownice the new goods are, . , That como from-NewrYork every day, Frdni.PalalsRoyai.in Broadway. '. . There's Samuel .Bronner,Houghton,.foo, Ready always to show you through, ' . With: other clerks to show you inore,. Even all the beauties of,_thelr."store. . They will show thel*r;prlnis,".de',lsirie».and laces, And veils to shade the ladies'faces ; ' ColIar»,.cspes, new. sllks'ahdsatin, ' " Canton nanasl.and cotton bailing, . Large and splendid-looking glasses, ; Reflectlng^milei ori.sinlllog losses—, Adding beauty to their faces, ' Andsweetcharms to growing graces. -, You'll find the clerks on hand, and ready, Behind the counter,, cool and steady;, They'll treat you alt with dua respect,

4Never one with cold neglect,^ 'hey love to see their friend and stranger all—

- Call Jn, call In, there is no dangers • Though piles-flf goods nn shelves and under, Will strike ynu with surprise and wonder, 'Tisnotthe"jErc*a»^<!" you'reito try,. . . For such a place Is found close by— At the " F m n i t ' EXCHAHOI ''-'you will find.' The goods so jpleasing.ta your mind, ." 80 come, my friends, to.Bronner's Store, And .buy your goods, be less or more.,

C o u n t r y M c r c l i a u l M , M i l l i n e r s and Fedlers supplied at; New-York wholesale price. , Ogdensburgh, Sept.-3,1850. l 49-ly

• H . ri anixABD, ~ CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,

t y euor DM isASKLLA-sratiT, orrostTK TU« itA»*L i : . .-. LA HOUSE,

T O U L D respectfully Inform ... the Inhabitant* of Ogdens­

burgh and .vicinity, that he is prepared at all. times'to,ahswer calls In his line

of business. Thankful <br past favors, he hopes byiap-pllcatlon to business an--' fidelity .to those who mayikvor him with their custom, to •merit a share of public patron­age. . . ., , .,., ! « • « . fiyEEADY, MADE COFFINS, nov and ^^•ssSflZ»ey«,on hand. Also, a HEARSE, to order.

Ogdensburgh,.J848. . ' Wl8tf

I N F O U M A T I O N W A S T E D - o f J O H N MAJOR, son of George Major, of Kitley, C. W.,who

left his father's house on the 5th of April last, to seek employment in (he States. Bis parents have heard a report, within th'e last three weeks, that he had been drowned at Oswego, or at Syracuse. Said John Major, if living, is 22 years of age j about 5 ft.'8 in. in height, dark hair, pale complexlort, and stoops slightly when' walking.

fS~" Printers at Oswego and Syracuse and vicinity, will confer favor by noticing the above, and sending any Information touching the snid person, to this office, or to George Major, Kitley, C. W. '

September 10,1850. 40-3w*

S t e a m E a i r l n e : * ' OTacn'ine' Worlts,',..' £•:•-* i'~ . ^ ' ^ s i H r a E i ^ ^ j i ^ i ^ j '^;\i

ir„ ' I l i X manufacture, to.order, at short notice, dif-.

: _ ferent sizes Steam Engines and Boilers, in the mpsPsubstantlal mariner, combining, all the modern im­provements, at as low pricesiand on-as liberal terms as

;-aljy other establishment in the country. .The.Englnes coiistructed'at our establishment havi proved as success-rmlas any in. operation, and are-guarantied to work

'well.. . "/ x -sjo.ri--. 1....-' i- ,. -. , - " ' .'';[;' _• OTlfcXi ; G E A R 1 N . C '. "-,..'' ^manufacturta at;dur works, In the greatest perfoclion. Th? attcntl0n;of!Mill owners*, Millwrights, and others, Is invited to our stock of Patwrhsr'wmch^U-iiery large and *e», and unsurpassed in point of vafue sthd utility, and from which many of the Celebrated Osxego Mills, and others in. different portions of the country, have beeh constructed. This is an important branch of our business, Jn which, as in every other department, we can accommodate the publje to perfection,

S A W MVLki ' ' f f l ^ B t l i t - E K ' i : , , with Steam Engine, tec., compleM, made on an improved economical plan, which has proved veiy successful.

OTANUFACiriPRER,S,-: • A l s o , o f d i f f e r e n t k i n d s o f

Hydraulic Engines, Engines for Planing Iron, Stave Machines', Shingle; Machines, Iron Capstans, Winches, Water Wheels, Water Pipes, Ploughs, Stoves and Ma­chinery generally, j '

Our works are supplied with superior Planing Engines, for planing Iron, and Cutting Engines, foi cutting Gears, either. Spur, Bevel or Spiral, ~-,/ The favorable location of Oswego, and Its convenlen-c e S f<Jr shipping in different directions, makes it a desira­ble place for purchase. J L ''

Letters addressed to the subscribers wilPhe promptly responded to. TALLCOT fc CANFIELD.

Oswego, Now-York. 3J-6m,

S££= ValMblf Watfr Fewer for Salr. \UMJ '•? StfLawrenceCohnty,SafeMnrtt«ato call

. . . . J K ? V * ? * ™ * the property of the eubscrlber-before S ^ i ^ S f ' f e ' ^ S j * ? ^ Theahoaffllstance from this J*j5ft§-tb? ^""'SoaS Depot ph'<the%ver, renders it one Ofthebestlocatkinsjnthecounty. The riyer possessing the^ealadvan^ejorkjiig^he^ioaur setiral time, m%¥Jile ^ o r t » P » ^ f ? ^ f a-irlileV 'Th^ubslrmer wiUSeU land on either aide of the river for platting pur-P^£^U(desuedyynmsen^itbetT,0i both his Grist andSawMills,;^{lich arene*rly|new„hniltinthe most;; substantial manner, J a r ^ .andfrcajculated for doing a" heavy business. A^tter properly'cahtfoi be found in this or Franklin county, or 'Mill* tffl&'yie of doing more business than the above mentioned;3 35 or 40 acres of Ugood (if not the best) platting groundln.the village is ottered in connectionew'ith thesMills, <;

Few chances like the5present, (or a. good bargain and a paying property, have beenpresepteti in this county.— The property is too well.i£nb!(vnyu..th"is and Franklin counties to need,/urtftje^d««cr%tion, ofany puffing. - Also, for sale by, the subse'rifeer,.five or six improved Farms, with good building!, within a short distance of the village and the Railroad Depot.

E. S. HULBTJRD. Brasher Falls, St. Law. co., N; Y-., May, 1850. 52-ly

B , - . . - ^ ^ „ ~ ^ p . T ^ ^ W i i a i ^ o t e t w I t h o u t -.

iMtiage i^pts, including many Lots beautifully situa-- 4 lv.etl0ttf* ,6Jfc>,^»*?¥nceiana Onvegaante riv-ers and harbor, aufl Within-ifeomfiveto ten minutes' walk of the Bridge, at Ogdensburgh. •Several of-the lots have substantial and oohyenient houses^ nearly new on them, worth, with the lota, from ten to twelve hundred dollars. •~'

^S0>mW*\:-MWl**, eligibly situated on the .barb jr. Terms liberal, and title unquestionable.

Enquire of Don. L G. Hopkins, Agent, or B. H. Varv Esij.-, Ogdensburgh. i . « '' ' . • ' ERASTUS ELLSWORTH,

U i t . E. Windsor Hill, Conn

41

A . R . J A C K S O N ,

TAILOR—Shop opposite E. B. Allen & Sons —Begf "leave to inform "the. public that he

carries on the above .trade on a cheap principle, and will take cash "and country ' produce in ex­

change for his work. t y * Cutting done cheaper at his shop than at any

other In town. Fits warranted. Gentlemen's Garments repaired as formerly. Marble Row, Water street. 40-tf

3^

A* C H A N E Y & CO., HAVING-enlarged their HARDWARE

STORE, where, for the last eighteen years they have endeavored to accommodate their customers and the public—

T o T w i c e I t s f o r m e r d i m e n s i o n s , and having greatly increase the quantity and variety of their Goods, would now invite the attention of their old customers, and the community at large, to their greatly im proved store and enlarged stock of. goods.

Their stock may bo enumerated under the general heads, of Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Nails and Spikes, Anvils, Vices, Shovels and Spades, Chains, Saws. &c, Agricultural Implements, Wood and

:-3VJllow Ware, Cast and Sheet Iron, Oopner and Tin Ware. -In connection with the above, at the

Ogdensbnrffhl Steaim Foundry, They manufacture all kinds of Iron and Brass CAST­INGS, and execute forging and finishing of Iron, in. all Its varieties required, viz: Machinery, Engine, Car and Stove work. Please call and examine onr store, stock and prices- N o s . 5 a n d 6 W a t e r S t r e e t .

Ogdensburgh, 4lh July, 1850. t 32-ly

S t . L a w r e n c e C o u n t y , ) CLERK'S OFFICE, CANTON 13th Sept., 1850. {

1"_TOTICE is hereby given, that the names of pef-' " sons to serve as Grand"and TetitiJurors at the next Circuit Court and Court of'Oyer and Terminer and gene­ral Jail delivery, to be held at the Court House In the town of of Canton, in and fop the County of 8t. Law­rence, on the 1 third Monday of October next, will be drawn at this office on Monday the 23d instant, at 10 o'-clocklnfho forenoon.

; i GEORGE 8. W1NSLOW, <• v Clerk of St. Lawrence County.

fi APPLE TREES. 2 TH E subscriber has for sale at his Nursery on tile

SCLawrence River, 4 miles above Ogdensburgh, 1 0 , 0 0 0 G r a f t e d A p p l e T r e e s , V,.

of good size, and in fine, healthy condlon. The selections have been made with reference to the

best standard Northern Apples, and at the same time to a succession of fruit through the year.

- ; *' —ALSO— J. 2 0 , 0 0 0 S e e d l i n g A p p l e . T r e e s ,

of goo£size, and a few hardy PLUMS? • Orders;for trees left with S. STILWELL, JR., Water

street, Ogdensburgh, will be attended to. SMITH STILWELL.

13th August, 1850. 30

A S S I G N E E ' S S A L E .

THE undersigned will sell at public sale, at the resi­dence of Daniel B. Rood, in the town of Hammond,

on Monday, the 23d day of September next, at 2 o'clock P. M. of that day, the Dwelling House, Store and Barn, and about three acres of land, situated In the town o Hammond, being the property now occupied by the said D. B. Rood, and formerly owned by Charles Stone de­ceased. •' -

Terms made known at the day of sale.—Dated Ham mond, August 21st, 1850.

HENRY FOWLER, JAMES E. LYON,

3a~tw Assignees of Daniel B. Rood.

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At Columbia village, on the 19th ult, by Rev. B* B Parsons, Mr. VAH HEEVM. Baa*£G to Miss JA*C ALLCM, b<ith of Depeyster.

In'Watertown, on the 23d ult, by Rov. Mr. Snyder, WILLIAM H. HOOOB, Esq., of Troy. N. Y., to Miss CHAR-LUJTE JosBF-Hisc Fownca.of Utica, N. Y.

In Russell, onvthejd lnst£ Ife'KoIlIn C, Jackson, J. P., Mr. LINAS A.CLAaa to Miss ECVIKAKMOX, eldest daugh­ter of Gerry Knox, Esq^of Russell. .

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i j M t o , ! ^ , .as 'ffeWlgsi,.

t fools yo».,

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& 'APeuf. •In this village, on Friday evening, the 4th inst, Lpct-

o v SuaiA, infant daughter of William.and Mary Crane; jigiS-11 months.

XjUbe residence of her father, in Lisbon, on the 2d anstl, of Typhus Fever, M«BT ELtrxarrateldest-daugh-iert of James S. and Sarab W. McFad4|n, In the lath year of her age. - " •'/* • , , ' ' . ,

Miss ilcFaildin was a yonng woman of excellent tal-« j £ a n d an amiable disptisition.., I«;chil<lhood she man-

"iSSted a strons attachment to the-principles of morality aad virtue ; and the instructions of plons. parentsadded «o.ier^ superior natt«ate»4owmen^forir^,lojhera char­acter truly enviable, ta \W she; mede.eV profession of faith, and united with,t*e AssoelaiedtofcfnieAPresbyte-rian Church, (of Lisbon.) of w*ich»he has since,been a steady and faithful member: Enjoying, as she did, good

' health till a few dayibefore i e r death,, aad being devo­tedly attached tb the house of God^she was eiiesjrs-reg-

•uIariSattt"ndiBgai#;a^vu^1o|ajh«j't:es. J. , HerslcMeis^whrchlastei paljr eight toyafjhf'bpre

wtth christian resIghatlo¥;-^nv«ried Heely to "the fcrlght prospects of a glorious. immortality beyond -the" grave,"—and onbeing ;infbrmed ;of the certalaty of her approach"!as dissolution,Was not surprised, but appeared

, akose' "•#aWnfl!b^K#Lpru.,,:' , .--' ' , ^ £ - ^ - ;

"Death loves a shining mark." ' -•; ' ' Infh*bloe*^'y^t»*he=lla«lieeB;jiiiatehe^

relatives• *ml\Wnmft^^rt^amfmri^^9Pi' whose grace Issione snfBclent to heal the wohn*thus inffictedJitiB*: bc«c^o^liaK6ofe happy family, v

" .Mary, hadiC»ofeB^»,^food;i^ i iw,hiell.^hall^,|» taken fromher." „ ,._- ,„;.-,».*-., , . . . , t ,.,„ J*p-

FOR THE TRiSSPORTATIOH OF PB0PERTT

BE T W E E N ) , BOSTON, NEW-YORK, ALBA­NY, TROY, StL roRTslo* LAKE CHAMPLAIN,

MONTREAL und^QUEBECl I Connecting a t BurlinKton,

with Hooker ac Holtnn's Line of-Steamers and Barges, via. the Chambly Canal for Montreal, Quebec, Ports.on the St. Lawrence, Kingston, C. W., and al| ports on the Upper Lakes. ' I

The Proprierors of this- Line having made ample, ar­rangements are prepared with1

N e w a n d S u b s t a n t i a l L a k e B o a t s , passing directly between New York and Ports on Lake Champlain, to give prompt despatch In 1 all property in­tended to -pass between the places above nfmed with which they may be entrusted. jg-

The Boats of this Lino are invariably lowed by Steam­ers, on Hudson River and Lake Champlainl .Property ac­tually weighed an'd noFsabjeeted [to the usual delay and Injury incldent'to frequent transhipment, r By tho connection with Hooker k. Iloltori's Line of Steamers and Barges, which leave Burlingtoi^ Tri-wcek-Qr, property passing between Canada lind New York, iVill be forwarded direct, with re-shlpment atiBurlington

,;&nly. . J ; ' Debenture and Warehouse Business will receive

prompt attention. * ' 1 Property to. amtfrom Boston forwarded by vessel when

desired. • . , ' j Property to be forwarded by either of the Railroad

Lines from Bnrlingtori will receive particular care. The Proprietors, believing their! facilities for the rapid

transmission of property.Jp be Unsurpassed, respectfully ask for a continuance of-fpafronage.

; ^ AGEIfTS:'"' ' I MALCOLM C A N F I E L D J No. 9 , Coenti« Slip, New

York. • . . . i *l • C. LOVELL, N- Y.andBostonPatkettlmce, Long

Wharf. Boston. > HOOKER *. HOLTON, Montreal.

J3P* In our Stock may be found some of the latest and most desirable styles of 'i J,

S h a w l s , S i l k s , D r e s s G o o d s , & c „ V i s ' : Fancy Colored Bay State long and square" Shawls;

Mourning do.; Black Silk and Broeha do; black Turk Satin, black oil boiled glassa Silks;, rich fancy

colored and figured do,- silk and worsted Poplins, Cashmeres. Muslin deLaines,

Merinos,;-'Thibet Cloths, Alpaxeas, -and'other Dress Jr. Cloak Goods.

- A L S O -A r r a o d s t o c k o f C L O T H S , C A S S I I H E R E 8

a n d V E S T I N G * , Together with a good assortment of S t a p l e D r r G o o d s , which you are respectfully invited to call and examine.

N . B.—Goods told\ai\ Wholesale,atyasmull advance from cost.

m. N . C H A H I B E B L A I N To the Citizens of Ogdensburgh and vicinity.

September 26,1850, «3tf

Great Excitement! F A x i , S T Y I A B S OF

. N O W R E A D Y A T X . B O W E R ' S 'J

CLOTHING ESTABLISBMEBiT, GILBERT'S BLOCK,

WEST OF THE ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL.

yxrUaUmmte%»^ntpm^^^^W*^'-Wi^*P*

At thmiiftt ^TMeCSiipe&Cask A » f - S t * . S « * 4 # • ^ nJVWrtwJV. r"—Ford-st^ Ogdensburgh. _ft

Sept.*itli>i^.: . . . ' ? . , , . '. 'VJ''-' *4™3'*'*

BY scT^mwm-^m^mmm^^?.

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A L A R G E alppty %&*^™*<**'*g&&!&

Fe l t* ;K«sey?% S h ^ ' . ^ G j a v ^ t o ^ w J ^ j g l be made ap to order o»sofd^tl»ftJrara.W»mUn»lpsJer», : ap to c

Oet.7,18*8. SKINNER'BCsatUHJBiUm

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H E S R T T . B A C O N , Ojrd«>>s1>urs;h, is authbrixed to effect coutracts by above Line for the trans­portation of'Merchandize from New York and Boston to Ogdensbnrgh over the Northern Rail Road frbm Rouse's Point." Also, on Produce from hsretosahWandlnterme diate points, at rates which will .give satisfaction. The usual time from New York to 'Ogdeniburgh is six to seven dsye, and from Boston four to five. -. ,

Ogdensburgh, Oct. 4,1850. J .[ "j ,44tf

S'tate oCVNii'w Y o r k , ' ' ) , _ . ' COUTNY OP OT^LAWRE^Cfiii"«•»-

THE undersif ned;. Shsrin* of the said county, la con­formity toapreceft to him in this behalf directed,

and delivered, by this his proclamation, requires sill per­sons bound to appear at a Court ofiOyer aad Terminer and General Jair Delivery, to be'holden atj the Court House in Canton1 In and for said county, o|i the third Monday of October, Instant, at ten o'clock la the fnre-noon byrecognlxaaee or otherwise, to appear thereat — And the nndjerslgeed hereby requires all Justices of the Peace,-Coroners, and other ofSeeri who have uken any recognizance for the appearance of any person at the said court, or who have takes say I»qu(sItton, or the ex amlnatlon of any prisoner or witness to return such re­cognisances inquisitions aad examinations to the said Court at the opening thereof, oa, the first day of Its sit ting ^ 1 (-Signed at the Sheriffs Office, ia said county, oa the 3d

da) of October A D, 1850. 1 HENRY BARBER, Sksnf

4 4 H 4 I tf St Latcrenct County _ ; T . • - I ,1

S H E R I F F ? * S A L E .

«T vlkue of one execution Issued out of the Supreme Court of the State of New Yorkj, to me directed

and delivered, against the peraesal aad reel estate of William Hints sad James Williams, I have levied upon and shall expos* to sale at public, vendue at lbs Hotel now kept by H Foote, la the village (if Cantos, on the 18th day of November next, a t l o'clock Pi M., all the

. right title and interest of said Martin and Williams, oa the 16th day of June, 1850, or at any time toereafker. Is whose hands soever the same may be,'to tbefollowlsr described piece or parcel of land AII that certain piece of land lying in the north part of Township No *. Is Russell aforesaid, end bounded as follows —Beginalag at a * ake In the division Use between 'the lands of Da vldMcCormiek.andlateof R Attwater, marked 48 (B, thence E. oa said division Use to s Make marked Mfc-M. thanes NV on a line of marked trees to a stake marked 03,83 « 4 k t s these* W o a a l t s * efimarfced treestoa stake marked 63,63 -48 Jc *s.lk*ae*8 oa s Ha* ofsmtr sad tree* to lb* befjanlnr, being the wbol* of-Lst. Ko 63, containing on* bnadrsd sad tw*sly,tw*'*er*a, be lb*

semoraorl***.—Cantoa,,Octi?tb, MM. '

A Challenge to the Crewd!

BE it remembered, that at this establishment May always be found xviBY VAMITY of goods, of the

NEWEST and most APPROVED STYLES, and'manu­factured in the most

E L E G A N T A N D S U B S T A N T I A L manner. His facilities'enable him, at all times, to com­mand the rica of the XAaxaT, and at Brices Invariably CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. It Will be th* aim of Ihe subscriber to keep constantl«oa Hand a

- M O S T - C O M P L E T E y S T O C K . of everything required for gentlemen's'use, such as Cra­vats, Suspenders, Hnt, Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Oloves, Unier-SkirtsMc., t-e. In a word, his stock of -

C L O T O I f G a n d F A N C Y . A R T I C L E S will be complsliVand th* prices shall be below all com­petitor; therefore^ please glv* him a call, and be satls-ded'thst hU mottoV laoTM.

J. B O W E R . • Ogdensburgh, September 18,1850. . 4*tf

CHAMPLAIN HOUSE, BY A. II. DUNTON,

CuAXrt-Al.N VILLAOC, Clinton Co., N. Y.

TH I S splendid House, recently erected by F. k. B. Nye, is now open for the reception of visitors.

An Omnibus runs four times a day to meet the Lake Champlain Steamboats; and passengers who wish to go West, and arrive by the noon or two o'clock Boats, can reach this House; without Inconvenience, and take the morning train of cars.

I _ y Cars from the West stop three-quarters of an hour for passengers to take tea.

Champlain, July, 1850. 38-Sm .

AM E S ' Shovels, Crowtjnrs, Pick Axes and Handles, at manufacturers' prices.

Sept. 17.

O R D E R j HKAD-QVAKTCKS 15th Brigade,) N o . 2 . 1 Potsdam, Aug. 21,1850. J

THE BOARD OF AUDIT of said Brigade will meet at the St. Lawrence Exchange, kept by Silas Hick-

ok, in said town, on Monday, the 7th day of October next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. All persons having accounts against the 33d and 34th Regiments, Will then and there present them, giving day and date for each item.

The several Field Officers of said Regiments are here­by ordered to be prosent. By order of

NOBLE S. ELDERKIN, ^ Brigadier General Commanding.

WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Aid de Camp. 38

CHAS. ASHLEY.

N O T I C E .

P r e m i u m f o r H o p G r o w e r s .

FE R D I N A N D L A W R E N C E , 8& Broad-st., New-York, will pay to the Growers of 1850,

New-York Hops. Who consign them to him for sale on commission, viz;

*50 for the 10 bales adjudged by judges No. 1. •25 " 10 " •• No. 2. •15 " '10 " " No. 3.

Provided the same are! delivered at his store on or before the 15th day of October next. Messrs. W. B. be A. Miles, Samuel Milbank, Esq.; Brewers, to be the judges.

Fox further perticnlars, apply as above* or to J. B. Sill, Esq., Schuyler Lake, Otsego co., N. Y- Col. Uriah Leland, MprrUvlile, Madison co., N. Y., W. H. Scott, Esq., Ninevah. Broome co., N. Y., Messrs. Root tt Lew­is, Madison, Madison co., N. Y., Amos Bacon, Esq., Og­densburgh, N. Y.

N. B. F. Lawrence will sell all Hops and other pro­duce consigned to him as heretofore.

September 2,1850. 39-lm

TO LET.

J„ T H E quarter of Mr. Parish's Stone Store, in ••Lthis village, npw In the occupancy or Messrs. I L H U M P H R E Y a CO. Possession given first day

of next April. Apply at the.Ogdensburgh.Land Office. JOSEPH ROSdEEL, Agent.

March 25th, 1850. T . f . „ . . 2* • r 16-tf

. F A L L S T Y L E O F H A T S , ff» T U S T received at SKINNER'S CLOTHING J | « J STORE.

Ogdensbnrgh, Aug, 27. • . ,.. 30

I R O N F E N C E A N D R A I L I N G .

IR O N Feace for Cemetery Lots, Balconies and Rail ings. In a great variety of patterns, manufactured at

the Ogdensburgh Steam Foundry. I Aug. 30,1850. • A. CHANEY fc CO.

N E W T

BOdT AND STORE.

fUl T H E subseriberibavlag taken, the-store for

marly occupied by Jas. S. Eaton, would respect­fully announce to his friends and the public 'In general, that he has oh hand and will con­

tinue to keep a full and complete assortment of Boots and Shoes of his owa and Eastern Manufacture, of the very best quality Also Leather, Morocco Lasts, and all shoe nadiags generally, which will be sold at th* low­est prices for ready pay Call and see at the sigs of the C o i n s BOOT, next door to th* Pedlec'S Exchange Ford Street. L NORMAN CHANEY,

Ogdeasburgh Sept 17, 1850 • * . 416m

1 T R E C I D E R VlNEGAsT.—Averysupe-xlor article of Cider vinegar jast received aad for

sale by II 8 HUMPHREY et CO, Druggists ard Apothecaries

Aug 10,1B50 36

THE VERY LATEST • a P I O O D S A N D r A S H l O N S . - M I S a >Mzr SIMONS tenders her thank* to her cus

tom*rs for tb»ir liberal; patronage, and ha* the . pleasure, to Inform them that she has this day

returned from New-York direct .with,* supply of the nioat elegant Millinery Goods and Fashions of the sea­son, which she will be hapiry to exhlblt'at hsr old stand, opposite the store of Mr.,J. H. Guest, Ford street. .

Ogo^sbnrgh,:May.,4T^850:;., j , 82-tf

It. Atcheson & €0. WO U L D notify their friends and customers, and

citizens generally, that they' have received their spring supply of . j

!f F^hWle Hatr^!Caps! Together with a great many other goods usually, kept by Hatters In the City,' but which.were never, brought to this market before. « 3 l

Friends, call and examine our goods, and »»* for your­selves what th* fashloaable world call • the D'Orsay and JennyLiadstylee.^ '-.'- •> ••' ;; ,. |' '•''.-.

A. STOCKEE, ' HA S just returned from. New-York, and is now

opening at his old stand, in the.cen're of the cLtv,k one of "the-thost--fashionable, cheapostPand best assort-* menu of f . . C L O T H S , C A S S I M E R E S , T E S T I N G S ,

AND READY-MADE CLOTHING, and other articles too numerous to mention,

THAT CAN POSSIBLY BE FOUND, and where the greatest bargains and best fits are to be had. The grand reason is they are cut by his

T A I L O R ' S M E A S U R E , Patented by him May 28,1850, and acknowledged by the most celebrated cutters of New-York, and other cities, that it throws all' other ^measures- into the shade, and which all ftf the most common perception of science must bellevegby examining the instruments, and. mode of application, as represented above. * Individual, Town, County, or State rights, sold on fair

terms. Scott's Fall Fashions on band and for sale. Ogdensburgh, Aug. 27,1850. - 38-tf

F A L L W H E A T . -g fir a^k B U S H E L S first quality White Flint M e Z B l " Seed Wheat, for sale at No. 7 Water st.

~ STILWELL, JR. 35-tf

S. Ogdensburgh, August 6th, 1850.

FOR SALE. A S P L E N D I D PATENT ACTION, rich, full, bril­

liant toned P I A N O F O R T E , in a highly finished ROSEWOOD CASE, and made expressly to or­der by Lemuel Gilbert. Boston. Any person wishing a fine Instrument of the kind, will do well to call and ex­amine this one. "Terms reasonable for cash or approved paper. J. H. GUEST.

Aug. 13: . 36-tf

Established in 1832.

Sign of the Golden Key.

CH A R L E S A S H L E Y , Importer of English and German Hardware,

Files, 'Cutlery,. Saws, Guns, Pistols. Fish­ing Tackle, Saddlery, Harness fr Carriage Hardware, Bar Iron and Steel—Agent for the sale of American Hardware, dealer in

P a i n t s , O i l s <fc V a r n i s h e s , -opposite the St. Lawrence Hotel, Ogdens­burgh. . The subscriber having taken the store

corner pfEord and^State'etreets, sign of the Golden Key, for thepurpose of transacting a general Hardware Im­porting and Commission business, would respectfully in-foim the public that he has, and will continue to keep on hand, a full and complete assortment of Foreign and Domestic shelf anil-iheavy HARDWARE and CUTLE­RY, embracing every variety of the trade. He would invite the attention-of purchasers to his stock and pri­ces. Having hid e/long experience In the business, he .will be enabled to furnish every article in his line at the lowest market prices."

CHARLES ASHLEY. Ogdensburgh, May, 1850. / 23v20

0N CONSIGNMENT.—Patent revolving Spout, Well and Cistern P U M P S , an\article superior

to any thing of the kind in use. For sale low as agent of the manufacturers, by \

CHARLES ASHLEY, Sign of thS Golden Key,

Bar Iron and Steel. TH E subscriber is now receiving and

will continue t5 keep on hand a full assortment of Foreign & Domestic B u r I r o n a n d S t e e l , which he offers

for sale at the lowest rules. Swedish flatiand square Iron. ~" H English round, flat and square Iron.. American round, flat and square do. Norway and old SiMe flut do. Norway and old Sabref nail and spike Rods, Norway and old Sable, Bead, Dash and Nut Iron, English and American Hoop, Band .and Scroll Iron, "Sanderson, Brothers &. Co's" Cast Steel, all sizes, Hapenclever and English German do (L) English, Swedes and American blistered do. Warranted spring and round Machinery do. Burden's patent Horse Shoes.

London refined Borax, screw Plates,PHes, Rasps, smith's Bellows, Vices, fcc., &LC. CHARLES ASHLEY,

4 Sign of the Golden Key.

IR O N . — A large stock, and great variety of sizes, of Rnssia. Swedes, American, English and Norwegian

Iron, in bars, rods, bands, hoops, angle, oval, sheet, fee, for sale at the Water st. Hardware Store, by

32-ly A. CHANEY k CO.

f a r p o n t e r s ' a n d J o i n e r s ' T o o l s — O f su-^ penor quality. Snws, Chisels, Augers, Anger Bltts, Adze, Squares, Rules, Bevels, Hatchets, Axes, Saw-setts, Spirit Levels and Plumbs, Sec, Ice., in great vari­ety, sold at the Water st. Hardware Store, by /

July 4th, 1850. A. CHANEY & CO.

o n s e B u i l d e r s ' m a t e r i a l s . — N a i l s , iji, Spikes, Locks and Latches, in great liill ""'-"y very cheap. Butts, and other Hinges,

Screws, Bolts, Beli Fulls, Bells and Bell Fixtures, fcc, sold by • A CHANEY k CO.

Plane*.—Bench and Moulding Planes, Boxwood, Ebony and Common Plows, Mortice, Panel and

Common Gages, Rules, Plane and Saw Handles, Chalk Line Reols, Chisel and Auger Handles, Bench and band Screws, fee, fee, sold at the Water street Hardware Store, by t A". CHANEY fc CO.

Ag r i c u l t u r a l I m p l e m e n t s . — P l o w s , Rich's Patent Cast IronJIeain, and a variety of other good

Plows, [Straw Cutters, Cultivators. Seed sowers. Dirt scrapers, Horse Powers and Threshers, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Hay and Manure Forks, Horse and Hand Kakes, Scythes and Snaths, Forks, Grindstone Cranks an'd Rol­lers, &lc., sold by A. CHANEY* CO.

A Tract of Land for Sale, IN ST. LAWRENCE5: COUNTY, NEW-YORK.

TH E subscriber offers tor salo, a Tract of about Nine Thousand: Acres of Land, situated in the

south-west part of the-township of Sarahsburg, St. Law­rence County. New-York, being Sections, or Great Lots Nos. 9, 10, 13, 14 and 15. Township 9, Great Tract Three, Macomb's Purchase, excepting such parts as have been sold to settlers, being about 1800 acres. It is near the villages of Edwards and South Edwards, and. the road from South Edwards to the town'of Fine runs about five miles through It. There are on the tract large quantities of valuable White and Black Ash, Black Cherry, Spruce, HSmlock, &c. and considerable Pine, and the Oswegatchie river which runs through the sonth- west part, affords very extensive water power near the road, and the village of South Edwards. ,

The business of Tanning, and Lumbering, could be carried on here to great advantage. The property is dis­tant from the Black River. Canal, at Carthage, about 30 miles, by a gooil road. Title Indisputable.'

For further information, as to price, &.C., application can be made to the subscriber, or to ROLLIN C, JACKSON, ESQ., of Russell, St. Law. Co —Dated Cherry Valley, Otsego County, N. Y., June 9,1850. t>.

32-6m OLIVER A. MQRSE.

" • T T O L I N S A N © A C C O K O E O N S — T Just received at SEELY 4c FREEMAN'S. October 34,1848. 46-tf

WA T E R . L I M E ^ f superior quality,, kept con-•Uatly on hand aad for sale, by ' ^ . . „ .,

••**•-,..,- ^-y-^H^HUMPHREY-.yOjfj., T ^ L O O R and Carriage Oilcloths, Sheet Zinc, *x., J D at'-th*,^*waartW*i*.Bli)i*.-V,.-.r ! '' ' - .J?-

Sept. m'-. •;, -. „jT ' - CBAS.ASHZXT.

Mye and Bttrley. ,? CA S H , paid for Rye and Barley, delivered at th*

RwlWartbxwse, Water st.Orleasbtirgh H T BACON

Aug 13,1850 3S-4W

RO O M F A P E R . - A lane sad cheap assort­ment of nam paper, bordering, *bd window enr

tales, just received ant lor sal*, by J C SFRAGUE,1

Julyl Oa* door below J If O S W B U

• "R i i ^ " ' 1 ^^

C J O M E besstifal ssJIcrsiijset nc*lv*i . Gall *w» J » s i * t b * » , a » .. BWJs*i»*B Clrtblsf »t*r*.

Qet..7i-18Js. Wtf .

1 - ,

By J L Baftxtt, Deput^ H BARBKR, Mertf.

lOOO b**Msat ^

OK7,JeW

T A R I frsserswiiBisek O A M I . Thsbstttsasiib**. tin

f r V O M K W s s s | t | t i s J itnmmjbmitMM wmvm

BA Y RITIW.—A few dbaes Bottle* of Bay Rum, direct from St Thomas, for sale (by

H 8 HUMPHREY k CO, Druggists and Apothecaries

Aag 10,1850 36

Bitter Makers, look to year iiterest I I H A V E just received from Boston a quantity of

"extra la* groBad ROCK SALT," in small bags 1 will give one cent a pound store for butteria SO to 601b package*, properly worked and carefully racked, salted with Mis salt than for any butter sailed with Liverpool or Oaoadaga salt, as no llm* Is la this par* article In prove your Batter—you can If you will, make batter eqnal if sot superior to Dutch*** county batter

30-tf A BACON

T O L E T . ^ A T W O S T O R Y W O O 0 M O U S E

JM_ pUesently situated o* Carolls* staaet,! a*ar eoisinsadlsc-a dallfhtM view of th* l iver isc*. Th« boas* to a*wlv isfMsd la **sry

^ ^ . « i t e b l . * ( « w o b ^ u w H ^ K o f _ or B B HUMPHREY k CO

i .Js lyt t . , M t f

tflApE JfeVLuMeosi St. Lawresc*

» A I R Y S A L T . I V B s t W L Dslry SALT—sa — I t — I srtt-

|t«r>s**W«s1ri«siBaw*l M « 4 d | t V S .

PU R E " W I N E S *fc L H I C O R S — Madeira Wlae,

" " Bldly, Lisbon " dry, Malaga sweet, Port « old, T

Claret, I ' Caampagn«,qt* and pts , baskets,

Braady, pal*, Rum, okr Jamaica, do , at Croix, do , New Lag land, Gin,—just received and for sal* by

H 8. HUMPHREY k CO

SO M E fine plated Cake Baskets, Castors, Tea Sets, Snuffers and Trays, lust received at

June 4,1350. SEELY fc FREEMAN'8.

R O S S I E

Foundry and Machine Shop. R o s s i e , S t . L a w r e n c e C o u n t y , N . Y .

T H E above establishment is prepared to execute all orders for CASTINGS AND MA-.CH1NERY, made from the best Charcoal Pig

Iron, at current prices, for cash or credit,iand from the well known character of the Rossle Iron, -particularly recommends itself for every description of Rail Road, and other Castings requiring strength, as also from the 'facility with which deliveries can be eflected at any Port op. the- Lakes or Elver St. Lawrence during navi­gation >, '

Prompt attention will be paid to'orders or inquiries, addressed to -

G. R. WILSON,' Buffalo, J. ROSSEEL, Ogdensburgh,

r. D. W. BALDWIN, Rossle.

ARTICLES MANUFACTURED. Car Wheels, Rail,,Road. Chairs, .Frogs, Switches,

Bridge Castings! etc. •',..- • ' . • ' Shafts, Cylinders, and every description of Machinery,

finished or in the rough. " " Reservoirs, Tanks, Pipe of all sizes, Plates, Frames,

Pillars, Railings, Kettles, etc.," Under a Guarantee, where required, to eland any test

egreed'upoh. Patterns supplied at moderate charge. January, 1850. . -| 7-tf

Ox SEELT & FREEMAN, Ov sEussb M s t n u f s t c t u r i s s s ; J e w e l e r s , J S S I S B

FORD STREET OGDENSBURGH,

HA V E just received a good assortment of Watches' Jewelry, and Silver Spoons. Also a fine lot of

JJn'taaai'e Casters, .Buffalo Horn Combs, Tcctk~"ani Hair Brushes, Violins, Accordeons, Walking Cants,.

fcc., together with some of the BEST Cutlery ... ntw inuie,an rifrlicle that isyvinn'A^TZD.

They wUI also1 MANUFACTURE'FlNEt JEVVEStRY, S o n s o f T e m p e r a i n c e E m b l e m s , O d d

2 F e l l o w s ' . » n d Mns*>"ii's*-'aeTJBirels;-'s* | y Orders for" the above will receive »r««»t attention.

vVatches'and Jewelry of all-kinds repaired and war­ranted; ,..-.* . •<( ', --»••-'• Thankfhl for past favors, they hope ,by a'ttrlet atteh'-

tlon to business to merit a continuance of the same.-. ••' N.B.—Cash paid for old Gold ahd Silver.

, June-3d,-185(fc^ .' j - - - ' - - "•% ' ,' j ' ; - '»W -lf ~ : ' r ^ l L < ; ^ « ^ B ^ | t i R * E , . i ,^v'"*f,,

SION*" . tn* BLUE MORTA^FordCs*reet,bgd*ns. burgh, oflers at the lowest prices for cash, a great as­

sortment of genuine

F A R M F O R S A L E . T H E Farm now occupied by Mr. Ira S. Bar-

. , ber, two and b half miles north of the village of JjLCunton., The Farms contains 304 acres of land,

mostly under a -good state of cultivation. There is a good frame House, Cheese House, and two Barns on the piece.

There will also lie sold with the place, if desired, the Cows, Oxen, Young Slock, Fann Tools, and Dairy Uten­sils. . . .

Terms'easy, to a good purchaser. Enquire at the Land Office, Morley, of W. H. HARISON.

Morley, St. Law. Co, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1850. 37-3m L A N K R O A D NOTICE.- - -An assessment ot twenty five per cent., or 812,50 on each share of

the capital stock of'the Heuvelton and Dekalb Plank Road Company, has--l>eehslaid by the Directors of said Company, payable iff1 the Treasurer at the office of the Company, in "-Heuvelton, on the 20th day of September next. 374w LEWIS SAMBURN, Treasurer.

Carpenter's & Jo iner ' s Too ls BE N C H and Monldlne

Planes, Broadaxes, Adz, Hand, panel, ripping hack & 'compass Saws, firmer and >ocket Chisels, steel and try­ing squares, Plane Irons,

Compasses, Drawing Knives, Oil Stones," Augers and au­ger Bitts, Braces and Bitts, Hand Axes, spirit Levels, chalk Lines and Spools, panel and common Guagcs.&c, Including every description of other mechanics* tuolsnoi various manufactures and qualities, for sale low bv

CHARLES ASHLEY, *"". *-Sign of the Golden Key.

House-Bui lders ' H a r d w a r e . TBK A S S faced mortfse Locks &. Latches,

Iron ' do do do do ','Villa" mortise do do "Cottage" rim do, do "Rural" and "People's" do ' Vt do "Carpenter's" and Scotch spring- do Dark Argilla Knobs and Bell Pulls, ' Agate and pearl white do do

Best electro and close plated* do. Bell Trimmings, in sets complete; Clark's patent Tariff Butts; patent win­dow springs and sash Fasteners; Thumb Latches, ward­robe Hooks, Screws, &c , together with every article ne­cessary in building, &c, for sale low by

CHARLES APHT.EY.

Carriage •&* Harness maskers'1

H A R D W A R E ; E L L I P T I C Springs, seat Springs,

''enrriage Broadcloth, broad and narrow " Laces, lining Silk, India rubber and Oil "Cloth, patent Leather, coach' Varnish,

Axles, brass and plated Bands, Handles, Dashes, Top-Bows, Proos and Nuts, Lumps, Damask, Plush, malleable Iron of alliindif, silver, plated, brass, covered, tinned and Japaued Harness Trimmings, of different qualities and patterns, for sole by CHARLES ASHLEY,

^ Sign of the Golden Key.

" N O R T H W A Y I d E S C Y T H E C O . " -Mr. CHARLES ASHLEY has been

appointed agent of the above Company for the county of St. Lawrence, and will fill any orders sent to him, at the prices ot" the Company.

HIRAM C. WHITE, Agent for the state of New York.

•SVTOTICE. H I ap

-et aTbar'bj K E G S cut Nails and Spike for sate in large

Jg. V v or small quantities, at low prices, b# CHARLES ASHLEY.

M I L L , cross-cut and circular §r|l W § , for sale by CHAELES ASHLEY.

FI L E S , Rasps, Hand-saws, &c., forsalein quanti­ties at New York prices. CHARLES ASHLEY.

New Books at Pomeroy & Bylngton's. H W. P A R K E R ' S Poems—Just published.

* New Clerk's Assistant— do ., do Preventive of Infideity—by Rev. J. N.Webb, do Life of James K. Polk— by J. F. Jenkins-Just do Old Oak Chest—by G. P. R. James, esq.— do do Tho Thousand and one Phantoms—AleJt. Dumas, do Three Strong Men—'• do do '"do The Virgin's Kiss—by G. W. M. Reynolds, do Business Man's Assistant—The most useful book for

merchants, fanners, engineers, artificers, mechanics, etc., ever printed. C y A G E N T S W A N T E » , to canvass North-

ernN. Y., for the Life of Jas. K. Polk & J. Ot Calhoun,

B L O O D ' S S C Y T H E S .

JU S T received a large supply of Blood's SCYTHES —a very superior article,

quantity, at the lowest rates. June 25,1850. 39-3m

For sale singly or hy the

G. N. SEYMOUR k SONS.

To JLeU U O U S E T O L E T — o n Division Street, near the Ogdensburgh Bakery. Apply to •-.

JOHN BARBERS April 9,1850. 18tf

, -ON CONSIGNMENT. T » E H I G H C O A L . — 6 0 Tons lust received; a ;larStporior article. 8 0 dp, Bi " 7 . . . . - -in market for Blacksmith's use.o

upcrior article, ket'fo ~"

June 21.,

8 0 do, Brookfleid Coal; the best

H.T.BACON.

F R A N C I S C O B B V ,

Cabinet Maker and Undertaker: Shop on Isubella-sreet, 1 door below J. Barber's Bakery,

OGDENSBURGH, N. Y., ^ T g T H E R E may be found, at all times, a

T V / good assortment of Cabinet Ware, on hand or made to order. He hopes by strict .attention to business to merit a shore of pat­

ronage, pledging his best exertions to give satisfaction. B e a d y m a d e C o f f i n s ,

always on hand. Orders supplied at the shortest notice. April 2,1849. . « vl8n21-ly

LOOK WELL TO YOUR HEADS! .; F a s h i o n a b l e H a t S a l e s R o o m .

o n g-^ E O R 6 K B O Y W having made nrrange-jj§. \JF menu with one of the most extensive hoiu«s in the city, for constant supplies pi" the^test Stytes3of

5JLA.XS, • f " . * is enabled to furnish Country Dealers and others upon the mosiadvantogeous terms. He intends his Stuck shall be always complete;,so that purchasers at Wholsale or Retail, tfciil always tisjd "JTiie A r t i c l e " they want.

; , ~^f PA P E R " W I N D O W S H A D E S - p l a i n and

printed, a variety of patterns for salo by 2f.tf • . • G. BOYD.

FI N E D R E S S GOODS—Of nil the newest and most desirable styles, of colors and patterns.

W H I T E GOODS.—Muslins, Lawns, Cambrics, Jaconets, Cambric and Musiin Trimmings. Laces, Edg ings, Collars, Cuds, Linen -Cambric, and Linen Hdkfs., all kinds Gloves and Hosiery.

L I N U N G O O D S of every description. H O U S E K E E P I N G tittOSiS.—Purchasers of

these goods will find a large vaiiety to select from. April 20, J850. • - . J. H. GUEST.

C 1 T B A W GOODS.—A great variety of Ladies' 5S~»nd.Childreh's Hats, of all the newest styles, by-Uio case or single one.

April 20.' 185ft • . . J. H. GUEST. ,

. „ C L E V E L A N »

Curled ^am Manufactory, T ' S r ' eroPr i | tol« wpectfully?nform the public thaf n"ew „??lhav!L-fift'?d 1 p t h e a b o v « establishment, with S i , . i p o w , e r f u l nachlnery, steam apparatus.^, kc, ThemoS^^'6 °f Curled Hair and.Mattia.ses, on

T h S . J 9 ' n d v e a n u e^nomical.platftlthbwn. b o t a t e l S y S T * to r a t n i 8 h Steamboais: Hotels, TJp-on teeWSbe^Sm.^ c n r l e d toi'an» ™ « » « - 8 .

WISDOM, I&USSELL k CQ.

which are offered at factory prices. , ? * S » f o r ?fay Paf"«n!ar i^hl ?r »i« which he mayt. " " ^ S P 0 " h ^ d . ^ » l °e attended to with promptness a n ^ i r P a , - c h GEORGE BOYD

Ogdensburgh, N. Y., Aug. 6^1850. aj

C H E A T B A B G A D r . { ^ " E ^ O R SALE.—House and Lots onTfit"cor-jjj J T . : -~ ner of Isabella and- Water Streets, In the

„•.„' village of Ogdensburgh. For terms enquire of 3*:6m ' A. G. CADIER.

MEDICINES,

KBGfORAL: F o r the Cure * f

. COUGHS, OOI.DS, HOAHSEITESS, BBOST.

OHITIS, CROUP, ASTH/ M A , WHOOPlirG-OOUC

A J V D cofsrsuMPTiour] The annals of medical science, affording as they do

ample proof of the power and value of many medicinal agents, have furnished no examples to compari with the salutary effect* produced by " AYEB's\cHERRY PECTORAL." >v H.

The remarkable cures of diseases of the LungsWwjch have been realized by its use, attested as they LiJ by many prominent professors and physicians in this and

Joreign lands, should encourage tire afflicted to persevere with the strong assurance that the use of the Cherry Pectoral will relieve and* ultimately cure them.

We present to the public unsolicited testimonials from some of theirst men in our country, upon whose judg­ment and experience implicit confidence may be placed.

VR PEHICI.VS, President Vermont Medical College,

one of the most learned and intelligent phystpians in the country, considers it a " composition of rare excel­lence for the cure of that formidable disease, Consump­tion."

NORWICH, April 26,1846. Dr. J. C. Ayer—Dear Sir:—Agreeable to the request

of your agent, we will cheerfully state what we have known of the eflects of your Cherry Pectoral, and they have beeu astonishing indeed! Mrs. Betsey Streeter had been afilicted with a severe and relentless cough, which ' reduced her very low ; so low that little hope.could be entertained of her recovery. Numerous remedies had been tried without effect, before the Cherry Pectoral. And that has cured her. George Watkinsou, Esq,, had to our knowledge been afflicted with Asthma, for eleven years, and grown yearly worse, until the Cherry Pector­al has now removed the disease, and he is as free from any of its symptoms as tve are. The Rev. Mark Dane. had been so severely attacked with the Bronchitis, as to disable him from his ^duties, and nothing had afforded him relief until I (Mr. Thorning) carried him a.bottje-of your Pectoral, which cured him at once, and he now officiates as usual In his place.

These are three of the "cases in which we have known it successful, but never to fail. We have greatipleasure in'certifying to these facts; and are, respected sir, your humble servants. REV. DAVID THORNING.

HON. JOSEPH BATTLES. Among the distinguished authorities who have given

their names to recommend Cherry Pectoral, as the best remedy that is known for the- Affections of the Lungs, are "The London Lancet," "Canadian Journal of Medi­cal Science," " Boston Medical and Surgical Journal," " Charleston (S. G.) Medical Review," *' New Jersey Medical Reporter," Prof. Webster, Harvard College, Prof. Bartlett, Transylvania University of Medicine* President Perkins, Vermont Medical College, Dr. Valen­tine Mott, New York City, Parker Cleaveland, Bowdom College, Prof. Butterfield, Willoughby College, Ohio, Prof* Braithwaite. Leeds (Eng.) Medical School, Sir

Kjchurd Kane. Queen's College, Ireland, Prof.' Rosen-baum, Leipslc.

The public have but to know the virtues and aston­ishing success of the " Cherry Pectoral," in curing dis­eases of the Lungs, when they will feel secure from these dangers whenever this remedy can be obtained.

Prepared by J. C. Ayer, Chemist, Lowell, Mass." For sale, at wholesale or retail, by*H. S. HUMPH­

REY & CO., Druggists and Chemists, sign of the Gold­en Mortar, Ford street, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. ' 35-3m

Salt.

ME S S P O B K — .... Congress Mills Flour, *

' a ~ - do. do Cora Meal, Hichwines and Alcohol,

I ' The above in any quantities, from 1 bbl. to 500. Bar

Soap (best) at-Os" cts., fronTl box to 1000. Mould Can dies at 12 cts., 1 to 100 boxes, for sale by' ••

tZP' 50 Packages firstcrasllty Butter wanted, for which, If delivered early, the highest figure In Cash wilfbe paid at the Old Red-Store; Ogdensburgh. 3o-tr

Drugs, Medicines, _ Chemicals, Perfume ry, Dye-stuffs, ">„.. , Faints, Colors, Linseed Oil, Varnish, Japan, j Gold Leaf Bronxe, Faint Brushes, WindowGlass, Putty, Lamp fc. Lard Oil, v Camphese, 7 Lamp Wicks, V Birdseed,

CoBlMUonary*,-.!.* - -.«* Salaa.Oil, $,,' . .-' "V; Hair, Tooth, Nail,-aad Shaving Brushes, Graefenbsrg Medicines, Townsends Sarsaparilla, Fahnestock's Vermifuge, Moffat's Pills eVBltten, Braadreth's Pills, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Magnetic Ointment, IWley'e Pain Extractor, Fusion's Hair Invlgorator,

Pelt*I Pelt*:I

;#W TH E subscribers Will pay CASH eaa nsihing else, tor S H E E P

' P E L T S , la SBMUI or large Iota, de-Hveiea at their Morocco Fsetorr, Is the fear of Haskell's Woollen Factory, West sUeof the brUse. Fanners and

Dealer* la the above Ankle eanTrely upon a steady star keteaa ready sale, mtg—4 pro—*, at the snkecrifcer'e Factory BURT JtXAYMOND

O«ses*ssnli ,Jssel7,1M0 fr « - t f

_ j t t 6R0CERIE8, •%«« j f t T ' f l U t i sasaerivsrhas « • baas, s t hi* o tTsuaa o> • , Water s lMit ,—* M s » l e s 4 t h f t»w»er suas^r

I Together with all the popular Patent Medicine* of Ihe

~* O O D E H 8 B V B O H

Bakery & Confectionery. C e r s e r « r I s e i k e l l a . tuasl D i v i s i o n 8to.<

oasots iDaas/K T, r

Psjoss, IMeeek* OUe W H I t U r

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SALT, lasenrisi

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JO H N B A R B E R , Baker aad Confectioner, begs io give notice to the public that i e eontiaues

io carry on the business of Baking, at his old (land, to­gether with the manufacture of Confectionery, of the neat quality, sad all the varieties usually sold In this vicinity He will keep on hand, and furnish stall times,

BREAD, CRACKERS, HARD BREAD, CAKES, OF ALL KINDS, AND

HOD A B I S C U I T , . A T TBB LOWEST RATES |

tW All orders srotsptly'sHssssJ to OfdeVuburgh,AuAn,\ma.> ' Sl- ly

-'' NOTICE. T H E o«»ENs»i7st«H emmr HILL ta sow s s full essrsttos, at*d w s Setter Hsrealve* that ws^arsdolsjaafosd werfcs*

M^arHBIlstlM'eoSstry. W s tors spared a« pats* ot exwsee Is Stt tsg ,MJ« MiU * * * • H ' e L S ' W ^ S M s V s a d s cent Ccsehsr, wUA Mfllsta t h u aadsr-^ ^ * - " T*mim Ihrtsr s t s «,*, ,»#, s i s ,

SOLD ONI EgP~It*s ^OUli turn, next!_JE5 TH E subscriber is desirous of taking, his time with,

his numerous 'friends "and Patrons, and would re-~ turn thank*' for the liberal i>atronage betowe.l upon him. -He wishes to know whose turn is next, as he is always ready to attendee catls in his line of business. • -• •:•• . -'•• • .- Iie:ha» fltted u^u-hl»-

ShaTiiif & Hair Dressing Saloon, In a superb manner, and is prepared to give his custdm;

ers a. most agreeable and Tgentiel having and hair-drcs-slng. C U R L I N G J shS CHA'MPppiN;ai«OBet:up, in a style little ahead of the whole world!-. , a. -.», -. ,„ ;>.

| y Baxori^ned-'ahd.»ei-6n»horirioi)'ce^ndwarf Tinted—at.the old stand, Gilben's block, opposite the St, Lawrence Hotel,;up»tair«.,r,',;rJOH^CH;.P;HILtn?Sjr

X)kden»bunh>ApiflVl850, : - • ' r ,>.j-a ;ja%ag9i T

k..yBinlt?WOaGaW , , >iJipES«w<I"Tir;tS5

i a neetform. on excellent paper, can be had;

:•'.-••; - v''.--».pli|:;8aKE:E..----U-.>-',';'ps i-,*,-ll*,*%

J' THEJiubscriberiifrers for. sale,- at a Bargain

i i H . * ; a , A » ^ O i E i I ^ » ^ n j W B » | ^ . f * B l t y | i !!8 fiveaeres^of the fit* quallty.-lylng ontheroadi ••lileauIhi^amelcalbTto-ipantbB;,^

uaauuiOihtlal ••-.SA]w]Ml£Z\-^miM-^u^anafM^m wat«''"The,anovB*F4rhi wa«•fdfBJerlyv'0w»»d*jrMt»iP Lucy Cahoon, and i* vow In the possession ot Samuel N Cahoon ^foHN PICllENS

Heuvelton, August 11,1850 <~ 37 tf

TABLE & DAIRY SALT. TH E P a c i f i c S t a c k S u i t C w s n v a i i T ,

having perfected their arrangemenU for c/5sa,»if and iriudlngPURE SOCK SALT for Table aad Dairy use, are prepared to furnish the trade with l»ia packages of every description at the lowest rate* The objection* heretofore made by consumer* of Ground Rock Salt, oa account of ihe Impurities lt-contkls*, wlllno longer ap­ply to salt manufactured at this establishment as every particle of it Is perfectly cleansed before (rinding For samples and Pterins apply at the office, 1 0 9 Broad St., New York 1 t , B^RANSOM.

N B Unwashed Ground Jback Salt, the description •old in this market, famisheL-to order at reduced rates

August, 1850 > 36-3BM*

dTi A L V A N j Z E . D C H A I N S , for Well Pomp*,

* E S T A B L I S H E D

DAGUERRIAN GALLERY. Over the storeof J.. H.,GtjK*T,Clark's Row, Ford street' " jk N E W feature in the art of taking Daguerreotype jffJt likenesses,

: ,ABir sBar-LiGrHT., Miniatures' of various sizes, an,d of the best execution,

aretakeu'at the above Rooms, which have teen fitted ,np expressly for the pursqse. .„

Thfei-ttention of the public is earnestly solicited. Operating hours from 8 A. M., till 4 P. M.

, April 8. 18-tf E. H. OLDS. A L I C O E S . — A n extensive variety of Calicoes of very desirable colors and patterns, from 5 to 30 cts-

- '3^@Qlhja850: i J . H. GUEST.

_ U S L I N » E L A I N E S , & L A W N S _ . _ , - F O R SPRING.—A fine lotot Mouslhide Lames »64PrlnteaXaw*,.iustrecelvedi _' .„™,

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B E N T . — A small Dwelling House, to a small family. Term* very moderate.

aEonnireof . GEO BOYD: i a i M i S . , • -34-tf

" atewelry, JewfelryS ^ ~ A F B E S H S L ' P P L T of Watche* and Jewelry, Gold Pens SiverWares Fancy Goods

a x , at SEELfT k FREEMAN'S ~31«t, 1850 ^1

W E VF° B O O K S , J U S T B E C ' B .

VA L E of Cedar* by Grace Agnllar Woman's Friendship do do

Old Oak Cheit, by James HyltonHouse fcc,ice,at SPRAOUES

for sale LOW, by 8ept 17 CHAS ASHLEY

IN K S ! Clarke* t Thrall'*, Felafc Harrison's Co­lumbian, for sale by doxen or lees, at

SPRAOUE-S,

YO U will and the largest aad clieepest assortment of Room paper i s Iowa, ' "" "** " SPRAQUE'S

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Slave, o f T W a s 4 . h y G vYVteysol*!, Stssh'«Cale*dsr, or Fatal Boots, hythsefcarar, M

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"sTNOLIO Pulolt Bibles," bound in Turkey Morocco J b GUt,ibr»*le at SPRAOUF S

j r m i J L E F I E L B ' S Letter. - f f M 8 r t |

/ . J . C. SPRAGDE, B e x t l e r i n B o o k s a n d S t a t i o n e r y ,

0>«r «O0« BKIOW J K OSWELL TORS ST, OOBKN*-tUBOH, XSW TORI, _. _ „

Keep consttntly on Hand a full assortment of School Library, Law, Medlchl jClassieal Blank and Miscel-

lad^ju* Book* ^

F O B S A L E A T SFBAiGHJE'S , T ONGFBLLOW'SCosiplete Poetical Workii Sjol» JLd Travel* in MlssSsota, the Aew^Enilaud of toe

rWeat, j j - > ToettoTABjerlea. e SithU In the Gol*;»»l«» -Living Aurt»i««/fatlaa*i.

do e» of America. _ •*" Jit fy«!dl*wn.l>y Mr. Elicit

, „ , HavsMeLhy Willi* Bsral LetWW, hy so T g f Z - a port, by Colton. ^ r ^ u ^ n U D a m g h t e r . b y J . K PattldiB| «oeltwsllVTtaWik«l3ft St Ssa.

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SA.W1>S'SS fAMSAPARULIsA.

IN QUkT BOTILFS; FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF

ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF

i , . THE SYSTEM, VIZ.: Scrofula or King's Evil, Rheumatism, obstinate Cutant-.

ous Eruptions, Pimples, or ptstulcs an tht face, Blotch­es, Biles, • Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of. the Bones and Joints, Stubborn'Utcers, Syphilitic Symptoms, Sciatica, or Lumbago ; and diseases arising f-om an injudicious use of Mercury, Acititcs or Dropsy, exposure or impru­dence in life; also, Chronic Cmstjtutimtal Disorders, Src.,Src. I * ' 'l

rTpjHIS Medicine has acquired a very extended and • - established reputation wherever It has been used,

based entirely on- its own merits, whichits superior effi­cacy has alone sustained. The unfortunate victim of bereditsry disease, with swollen glands^contracted sin­ews, and bones half carious, has been restored to health and vigor. Th"e's"crof)il6us patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome tohimself land" Bis attendants, has been made whole. Hundreds of'persons, -who had groaned hope­lessly for years under cutaneous and glandular disor­ders, "cnronlc rheumatism, and many other cjntplalnt* springing from a derangement of the secrotlvi- organ, and the circulation, have been raised as it were Ifroul the rack of disease, and now, with regenerated constitutions, gladly testify to the efficacy of thisinestlmablel prepara­tion, i - • . • ' r -"

"TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN" FICTIj3^f* The attention of ttie reader is called to the following

astonishing cure, effected by the use of fSands'lSarsapa-

Thls is to certify that I have a 'colored Wonian who has been afflicted forlthe last five years With Scrofula, andiall the remedies!usedJia ,no.effect.iUiarresting the, progress o'f'the complaint; on the contrary, JStcon-. staatly grew "worse danu alitor cx"p>ndlng.. between 870

td3»Wih-physicI&s,ibesId.eiusingotherpopttlarrem-[es3wiihoutWcess,Sim-,;Jhe.dt»ease hadeafeBjawayj I cartilage of her liose, made its appearancefonfvarl^ ppaftaofcher bodp and;ih«d.;'nnaily conraenceddt*?.,

ravages In the roof of her mouth. - • •• "w.jjfb Fn^his dreadful sitiation, wlth.;thejprcHipKMpf.,death

staring her.ln.the,face,X*tat«d her ca^toDr.Diso.was. the agenaof#ands' iajMj^Ula,4a.Kewbwn, .^ by whom L w M i d v & d M t o j t h a t ^ e l e i and to.xtty «ur-

vprlse » " knowi stowa ttfperfectl weeks and was able, tot work In two weeks from the time she commenced taking.it.

In v, itness of the tiuthof this .t&tement, I have hen unto affixed my name1, til* 19th day of Sept 1847,

s I'^JOSEPJHMcCOTTfiB, I t Mouth of Neute River, Craven Co, N C . ~ _

^SORE THROAT J -The following is an1 extract from a letter received front

Mrs Bevan, who had been afflicted several years with Scrofulous Ulcer*, Dyspepsia, * c ,and recently an affee tion of the throat and Chest - _. _J i a . . »

Ba»iT«*uaa Va Dee 13 l»*» Messrs A B fcD <*aBd*^ofbi»Ieonimenert s ^ a i

vour Sarsaiianlia, my .nnerlngs werealin^fajastexpree sion . ^ y t n t o i t wa. qompletely u l f * r a t e d f I * » 3 * ^ ; ful cough and there »>ere f«9«eh«y *2jJ^*ff?S r , , .h^ t

Trmilrlnotnesk above a whisper, besides, the lnflain 1 SiSi fclf'mv throat extended to my head »o that my S ^ W v S ^ S f i h S s a A ^ r taking theSa/^ laSrHfaT»hofrt time, mpheaUh Improved, and itny Sroat» now well r,ama* ftee from cough and tight ness of the chest aseter I wa^ and can hear quite dis tinetlv Mv throat has been well about three month*, the-eure o7 which ha . been effected entirely by the «•*. of your S a ^ u » ^ B d ; v m ^ , ^ ^

The following testimonial to the value of theSanapa rina is from the SeV Luther Wright, age* 7« years, Coegref *Uonal Minister, resldlnffcat JVobura *

>Wosuitsrlta*a. sUrehSOth^"!***. Messrs. Sands Gentlemen—From what T * ^ t « * P * }

dented sadfromwhatinforwatloaIthavr^eessaTrg-celved fronva number of penos* of^tah i s * | • * « » I U W , I who have, used your Sarsaparilla, IMgfJZ* Hgr^Kl dwMlMt that It uainoet valsaMe ^?ffi ' iS?j»JSa* r

the numerous certloeate. r ^ J ^ S ^ S ^ ^ S ^

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