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owler, '.VUl^ai H . Stiles. Kzekiel Gi Inert E. II.V.r.:. M o r t i s ,
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roreclctaie. l a ourauawi, of
i.rwow> Coir. . toaade «t a s o c i a l term thereof, t h e UlOve- **ie at the City Hall ia l i e City anj County ol I t i s a l s o • i i b » , , . v ' t-u t ne tloili day of December. lsGi!. in
Interestiig to tb»s* Afflicted
—Keports from North Carolina state that io.wO reuei irocps Lave beta sent from Lee*s army to oppose meals ti.-xler Gen. Foster. s^lu i - d . a—a • - — i - - - --•- »•' me actacrtUvr. at tt.e ^uulic Louae kept bv
a u i i p o s e d d l s o r u u a i i ; t t i o S o f t h e n a t i o i i a i {3>&iJLi*wmtM. in ti.e vil lage of Atu»t«rdaai.
a r m v a s t o h a r t a l s o s e n t a c o n s i d e r a b l e : * > ' . l . ^ f f ^ Z T ' " - ? " " " " — " a £ - f T \ T T~\ X T T n O - C > a r m y , . i o i !.Harefe, IbVa. at I o cui-lt i» the afternoon of taat - l _ > / A | , I J i \ , fr-« «^d *a^ Lumber o; his troops to the Southwest. - ,uy. -AM that certain undivided »»»en-«,irh-1 " "*-' - I -^ ^ -*—J *—' CT
In the United States Senate jester-d..v. Mr. Saulsbo'y became so violent
" the IVcs-idest as t.-» rerj-his removal from the
Chamber by the Sereeant a: Arms. The Senator _U>urished a pistol and otuer-~:>:e * '."Wnt'v misdemeaned him««!!'.
The rumor.o? an issue having been raised between Gov. Seymour and the Administration by orders issued by Gen. Wool is proii"unted whoiiy untrue, the respective authorities being ia perfect accord.
SHORT TREATISE. 1 Y . £ R. R. Time Table, ; (PUSrjLXJCJ>i'OSTHXCAXaJOBa£IB"RaI>U"}
GOISO KAST.
'
in his auUsc 01 der necessary
teeatus ot a || 'II'II niaoa or parrel of land, ait- I i..ic ia ii.e vijia-c ol AaMst :n :,.*• Cooaty of l i£of-t«OflMry. a„c Mate ol Now York, Known aa : ^ ^ . ^ tno Atiai ISiur.iiAnt farm, bounded a* foliows:— j - 1 **~jf—j[ y r^J"
L e a v e C T I C A ,
; Frankfort, ; ilicm. : Herkimer , j Li t t le Fal l s , 2-5S '. Katt C r e e k . :
St. J . V i i l e , s-au r-ort Plain , j Palatine Br..!
•C.i \ V.Ac A&M Exp-2-Ml 6-10i 9-4X10-60
6-3S 10-16: 6-4v 1*>-*>U 6 - 4 6 : 0 - 2 6 7--.t : c - « i i - s s 7-20 11-00 7-30:11-10 J1-S6: 7-60 11,36 s - w ; i : - 4 o
Ace. 4-46 6-0i 6-1* 6-20 6-30 S-50 .'.-.v. 6-20 6-2S.
CAXAJOHAKIE RADII BOOK A N D JOB
Printing Establisrunent. /3k—I
G E T ; B E S T .
0Tve£T
To be Sure. A healthy s.'.d llo-irishtisg head of hair
is an om.iaie'at to the humau head.— There are very few per-xj- s who need jjo bald, or suffer from the falling out of their hair, if the proper attention u paid to retain i t ; still there are many
Itf^ir.r.:::.' -T ::.;• N^r;«Ko»t corno. . on U>v "»V -Jee lamia ol' lietaey Jake. i>av-id I. Becker. :
Sarth .Ma*vr^t». Jacob Waltirath. and the road | : ivaotn^ :ro» V anajobaric- to ^ ; o u i>priDt;a; on : I "•* ^--u-.--j—'ai.is o f Jbrjob W^: ; — •" • -" tt»» • i aaid l i i ihwi y ; on the Kast by laodv of Jacob Wald- ! . raib. J-y CaJy and Jai..oa Marvneu*; on the North i ! by lane* of Chariw* Gi'chriat. L. 11. Tihany, I , J-niv« Marccvi". Sarah Jiaroneatf. and tho kia;h- J ' way "(.-^bc from Browc's llo.'low to -?pri2gheld; ' L^j-^/~\jP T j
the said farm containa or.c hundred aiai tvni-ty ; * " ^ ' acrea"—Dated Janu'rv 'M. 1SC3.
A h S X . *NHLL. Sheru-T, He I> S- R K A D . Vncer Sheriff
' A. I). Roiii-tsox^ Plir'• Att'v. janSi* ; • ! HUDSON l i l V S J a 2 . A I L E 0 A D .
THROl'l i l l flUBBS W U K . ! TO N E W YvZK
A Short Treatise upon the Hair
A. D E Miiisrrsr, THE HAI2 EEST0SE2-
• S -w; i i -5wi h-o.. '• 8 -16' l3-00 j 6-43
4-10 14-' 5 13-15 12-Go S-H 8-35 :S-26 i T-10 8-6512-40 ' ' 7-2J 9-00-12-50 : 7-35 S-li?i "-CJ 7-45
Seheneetady,:o-20 9-4o- i -30 1-50 b - l i A L B A N Y , ,6-00 10-20. 2-10. 2-30 S-00
Arrive Troy , C-IO! 10-31: 2-45-
: Y d e u , • Pondi , ; : . . . v . _ . . . .
Atnaterdam, ; C'rane-«V'-e.';
W A T C H E S , J E M T L R T AM) TAXCY STORE.
WEBSTER'S UXABRHKiED D I C T I O X A R Y .
N E W PICTORIAL KLHTON.
I PK-TOhMiu ILLrSTEATtOS* nr illlJTART TEKXS.
T O
O n acd ir'ter Wcatieadty. D«c ITta. 1SG2. Traku* ui : i rua. until lur
T H E P 5 J 5 2 I a I C ! T N COMill iNCING A TREATISE, it i s » l « o -1 Iut«>"y n<<fssary that tLe atulior s h o u l d t h o r o u g h l y und^ rat iad h is auh>ct . I Lavc-)»*de thv- t e b j i t t i s tudy for the p»»i
Leave T r o y ,
QOtSG WKST. A H . A. !£. :' M r .X. A . A c i I a i : . N Y E E = i i . 7-15 : 2 - l S
p.at.
THE
PriuUc-r; of all kin-'-- -ad i« by i i r tco ouMtt com-: pletu, extensive, and well i?poi:.U»d
' i BOOK AHD JOB PEISTrKG OFFICE ' 111 thi-y r-ar". rtf T1.:- Crt.ififv T*h**r<* v»T! KA COS-• jtkiit AuAiitiois to the alxe**iy very extensive aad I well if.i'.c-.o-.; aiaortacnt of
»'*«•*(.• * iy*ctwfutry execu t;t tfuxt, ana fuiM, i J awHOtt" otJurSy putoruil r<pTt$cuLa£iw of tkt fui~ [
lo^khoos*?,Bombs, Ciist;oc,CirrotiAdTr, CiiAin | A N D QViCK |> sno t , Ci i*rviux-de-:ns^, Cnlt>ro{>, Lint b e n , j
L«tti»? Prom Merft i i^ Mftr?*!l0 Torrcr Jffortatr, Fcrt f t i i l i s , • Eavet ia , K«iaj3, Star * o r t i , he
ix.iv<' Aibanv. foot i 0.13 A. Ji.
T E X Y E A R S , •' * D ^ . 1 w i i I wte-Mr-or to do it an, mucl . ji*>tice a.«
her notice, ut f'.I.ow,;— :' '•;.•;.<*.: Itmse.
wnc^ heada, from disease, or neglect, , £ £ £ £ r ^ L ^ ^ g S ^ i y t ! *' ' ^ f s ^ w i ! : * -have become partially bald. See Prof. ; p,ri.p0u>iikoe?a;e.F«hkiIl.Gaiii«Ra.Peek.km ' »»«a eontention, so much increuulity and K. M . . . . . V - S h n r t T r L t i s * . o n t h e H a i r . " ' An,'. T a r r « o - n . ? . r r i v i n S in S o w York at 11.30 "cepttetsm on ,he part of t h e
A- M -p
www. ane c a n s e o f go
A L B A N Y . Schenecudy. Hntfmana, Crane'aY'ge. Amjtordam. Tribe. BO. Fon^.i.
Palatine B r ,
7-30 10-00 12-40 8-15 11-00 1-20 8-40 U-5-; 8-5e 11-36 S-05 11-45 9-10 12-06 9-20 12-20 2-10 9-30 12-33 9-35 ! 2-40 9-45 12-50 2-3.:.
De iluiai's "Short Treatise on the Hair," iu another colutjit . . „ P i T t i r T n
T'r.ir. t'S'n !c^r*!» yrrrr.ay r.»orT»)*'.i;-ai f .*o A. X. j - - v a > i a i . v > to i l ) A. M. ^ r r ^ ' r : ^ ' - f ^ P S U ' : , f ! 9 M ? U 5 ? , l : ! u • • S W rc i ia ly to the
different Confessions and Experience of an Invalid u j i •» OUBHIMI S'^r^rt- Hndaoo. Oak : _ . _ . - - - - - t ^ - J I . ; : --iv,:;, Barrv loan . R h i c e o e c i . btaaUtusg. :
i ' u b i i i i n - i for the bet—St and as a w a n t i n g | j . ^ p ^ ^ , ;• n j r . i » g ijiti N\-w Ii»,i ,ourKii.rib- i a n d a caut ion to VOUtig uien w h o sutler from • k i l l > (^ ; j Spring, (iarrisons. Peek .k i i l and Tarry- ; N e r v o u s i>et/uitv, premature L>eei*y, Xo. ; to^-n. arriving in New York a: 3 45 p. H .
• zt the l , j i » , titu.r Ike melt:?: -of S.-Sf- • j ; . : 5 A. M. FumJ&iJipii. W a y Freight and
t;ufiiCtorers of tLe
au;>|>lyiug Cur.:. Bv o n e w h o luis uurevl hmiaxi t alter b e i : y put to gre^t e x p e n s e t h r o u g h medical i,.t,HM«t*aai arui uu-ieacry. ajy ^iic .o-;:;^ -lK<sl-paii a.Lireaoei e n v e l o p e , I W i . t tol-JKS m a y be had of the author, N A T H A N I E L MA Y-y A i R , Eao , Bedford, K i u g s C o . , N. Y. tioZ
Pas^oncer j ram. atopr--pouehkeep^ie.
.. ,.-. t> \?
r at all ataticna north of
I
Whoiesaie Prices Current-
C A N A J O S A ^ f f i MrVRTTFT. W I N T E R W H H A T . 1 40 to 1 50 S P R I X ' j "" 1 20 to 1 40 YL.O£S~ 7 00 to 9 00 per bhl RYK. HO to oar bush. RYK PLOL'S. 5.00 per bbl. CORX. to 75 per oe»a
PKKDM.KM I S O p r l O O i b . •* JBUL'f E b JaEAL 1 «3 j-c* 1«0 Iba.
B U C K W H E A T «•• per buahel B C C K W H K A T PI>H'R. 2 00 per 100 Iba. 55AKLEY. k 12 to 1 25 per bu.n . O A T ? . to 55 per cn .a .
" F L A X S E K D 1 75 to 2 00 per bosh. S A L T Liverpool Sack. 2 60 to 2 75
- Western L»airy in aack, 2 50. •* u w Syracwae bbL 2 00.
B U T T B B , i 6 ' t o 20 per !b . L A U D . 7 to 8 per lb. CHKKSK. 8 t o 10 per lb . HG<iS. 14 to 1 6 o o r d o 2 . B K A N S . I 75 to 2 (K) per bush. P O T A T O E S , 31 to 35 per buaa. >IAY. i 8 toU per ton.
Tsew Adver t i sements .
A t t e n t i o n !
TH E C H E A P E S T JEWELEY' HOCSK m the W o r l d *'. 4 . 3 I S Piw :e« of ,f wi'»teT, J e w
e l r y for ? 0 0 . A Cctnp'.ete List o f Fine. G o i u , P la ted arid <>rei<?e J'^welry, s«*nt fre^ Address
i. A- SALISBURY', ACE.NT,
jan29 P r o v i d e n c e , E , I.
T I N K L E & LYON SEWING MACBISE COMPAXT.
838 B K 0 A D W A Y . N E W YOEK.
i*^.-. Paa^er.ror Train, stcooing at Sttrwreaant. liodaon. TIVOJI. Rtuneback. ^ouRh-aee'^.'' Kiahkill. Pe«k»kili. Siner Sina: and Yon-kerT arrieinf in N e w York at 8.0U P. M. Con-nectift*; with the Express Train for Philadelphia and Waahirgton Ci ty .
4.1S V. i t . M i i i . Kreii;!ttand P.w^ngor Train. •teppir.,; at all s t a t i o n rorth of Poughieep»ie. at New H^ml'tirsh. PeeVsi i i l . Sirur Sine. Tarrytown In-} Do'oVs Kerrv. arriving ia S e w York at 3.40 A. M. , -
Thi> Train loaves on Sunda v Nijiiit at 4.15. 9 4 5 P . M . t>as*en»cr and ^leepinar Car Train.
; ^ajj..™*^ s» Sruvvo«ttt . Wu.is.--r.. 1 ivoii. Hyde p i rji_ piMi/ii'.ecpsie. <iarTi»ons and L'obb's Kerry. a r r i v i n « in New York at 5 50 A . i L Coenectie^
1 with the iaxprca. Train ii,r 2'hLaueipuia and
Tae t -a* JC- ^i. Train conruscta with aa. Y*. : Central Trait, arriving in Albany . t S.0O P. M.
T^e Sleeping Cars attached to this Train are the • most splendid and comfortable Cars ia the world.
Kassengers cin rc:y upon a coaatnrtabie nigni'. re^t. and reach New Y'-rk in t ime to connect with ail Trains Sonth and East, tc.ua avokiiag all detention incident to r ogn and Low Water.
, Sunday Trains— 6.15 A. M_ Expressarrivingia New York »t 11.30 A. M.; 4.15 i'. M_ Sleeping Car. arrives at 2.40 A M
Aa Ex+>rcss Train l eavcj N e w 1 ork e v e r y ffan-da-» at 3 o'clock P . M,. connecting with New To'rk Central at Albany, direct for Buffalo and ?iMiicisi't*«iTrMfcr
Passen<^r Trains leave N e w Y'ork for Albany at 7 ItO and 10.90 A. M . and 3.15. 5.00 and 20.30 P. M
WViaCRATORS, RESTORATIVES,
P R E S C R I P T I O X S w i t h w h i c h the tnarfcet ia f ooded at the p r e s ent t ia ie . For this reason, tLe p r - , ~ i ^ - t . „ / . t L u « preparation- advertise to restore and preserve m e Hair, and that their articles w o u l d '
: assoredly produce that reaiulL The Publ ic : be l iev ing s e c h to be the case, wou ld p u r c h i a e i bottte after bet::... only to be uisappotntoa i n : .heir expectat ions ; the preparations p r o v i n g . P*rfeet,y w o r t h s and they having los t a l l
• e o n f i d e n c e t n e T e r t x i n g able to rearaic that
LNDiSPE-NSABLE 0RXAMEXT. W c -•;;: jjUijee at the cause . F irs t , e r e r y
~ , . . ,M. , .„Jy is blessed or curbed as t h e cane . inay oe . With a certain kift'.t c f S—.-rr'^f-y. I that i s , pcreors pcasesiin;; a e n n i u i . and t b e e ' * an TYeitt.— nf ~ — - • > . - * . * »
b u s m e o s that wijl y i e l d them the s a t * m o n e v • w i th tne least labor. Thev c o m e : 0 •»•& o o -| e lus ion that it makes n o ' d i S e r e n c e w h e t h e r
tuey understand the buai less they u n d e - t a k e hey can only in. luce the publ ic to s u p p o r t
Fort Plain. St. - , . " . , . . East Creek, Litt le Pal ls . Horkiraor,
Frankfort. U T I C A .
9-50
10-15 10-S5 10-5O 10-55
1-00 1-15 1-25 1-45 2-05 2-10
J-00 2-00 3-35
3-00 3-20 3-45
4-10 4-30
4-10' 4-50
Ac. Mai: PRINTING MATERIALS, 5-4* • by selections of the moat desirable styles from th«
• various Foundries in the country, so that it wall 6-00 11-00 : be prepared at all tii;j.?a to execute at short notice. 6—45 11-40 ' and in the bea-t and latest s ty le of the art , and at 7-06 ; reasonable prices, ail kinds cf
- o r , : Law r
N o other Eng l i sh d i c t i o n a r y p u b l i s h e d in this country has a fourth part o f t h e s e .
3-tO
11-06 2-20 11-25; 2-45 3-55
5-5o o-OO 6-10 6-40.
7-Ui 7-55 I
8-10 8-16
8-25 S- .0
9-15 9-35 9-40 9-50
10-15
2-35
caatls. town anc
1-20
1-50
2-40
Rome
SO iT*Crt ITS L>K"':NITIONS OF MILITARY TEEMS.
A5 the foregoing, an A b i t i s , A n b n l c ^ i c c , Axnbuacade, Armisticx-. Bt\nuuette, B i v o u a c ,
j Brevet , Caasion, Caliber, Cai. ister-si .ot , C a a -i tonauent, CaponL-r,-, Casemate , Cartel, CLa-i ttavde, Commissaary.Cotainaissariat, CLuin-ahot, I Counterscarp, Chief d e l-at:-.iioti, C u ; de sac , , Dahigren g u n , Minie ri i le , P a i x a n g i -n , etc.
S o l d by ai l B o o k s e i l e r s .
WSSSTKII'S GB2AT DtCTIOSAKT.—'We ream 1 w i t h m u c h pleasuxe from t h e publ i shers , ! Messra. G. cc C. Merriam, SpriugtWld, Mass . , S that the new pictoriai ed i t ion c i '* Webster 's , Unabridged Dict ionary " is h a v i n g a very ex> : t ended oaie. Every s c h o o l , every otnoe, nay j every dwe l l ing , s h o u l d be p r o v i d e d w i t h i t . — i It i s the standerd n o t only for spe l l ing atv* : definition, but also for correct prouun..: :t^ion.
P O S T E R S , PROGRAMMES & H A N D B I L L S , 1 T h e a m o u n t of general in format io - w h i c h as of all d«crirt ior». and in short, all kinds of Print- ! •*>• condensed w i t h i n i ts page - Is t ru ly a s t o n -iar; that-the'bttsioess coicntunity demands. | i sh ing . I n the course of * . e ry e x t e n s i v e p r o -
Walding, f f f i n i . and 2umuu Cards, \ fe^ioruil practice w e Lave frequent necess i ty ' *0 &&&. *>*I* s^<i C '"""i r *Jbjz *-~ :* ty;hr.:*;: 1 *"***T"
executed ir * »iaperior nainser. ; . _ ^ =__"J^*.- ne~r'Cii * 4 "" - " ""
Orders for Job Printing respectfully solicited. I * n a ««"»>•-<«»•• Sster i s o u r cons tant re -
School Reports, By-Laws. la^ixaccc ind otlier Blanks. Cireuian. Certifi-
c ites. Bill Heated. Dr*:'u a id Checks.
Le^ai Blank*. Notiucationa,
Bail T icket* Invitations,
Label*, etc.
To IP.V Fri^hd?, P*troi*?t aT^3 the Public
I K A V E n o w Tvjaviv for o x -
l i ib i t i on , a -*rse uiiJ wtJil-flwloCtoxi niort of
WATCH.ES, J £ W K L R Y a n d
FA14CT UOODS, vfefidh l iare bevu be—"iil toz '*iisv
dii^ct f rom t h e Macuficturere a-o-i IaiiK»n*rn,[ and a m prepared to offer spr^nal indacem^TJts
. . - ; . ; ol Gw*i^ i n m y i i o e . > iy * * C H E A P P O B : C A S H , SiijjLL PXOF-.TS
•MB." jitl Good* warranted as represented, a n d c i i ee r -
lu l ly Buuwn w i w i h e r y o u w i s h U> bnv or n o t .
a w a y di-s&tiaiixfd.
C l o c k s , W a t c h e s and J e w e h y careful ly I V -nuir*.!, p^rtkrular at tent ion *^« ;d to £ n e W a t c h W o r t , i n all i t s braschesT*
j^n? C. C. EAE^CES.
^^Bif^ s:^
E V E R Y W H E R E T R I U M P H A N T .
B - 1 1 . Sraiili. iseaU for Montr'v Co., CANAJOHARLE, N . y .
' p i i l S M A C H I N E has takon the K r s t P r e -X n- iuiu at the State Pairs last h e l d i n N e w
Y o r k , N e w j e r s e y , O h i o , Ind iana , i l i i u o i s , Mich igan , I o w a . Missouri . K e n t u c k y , T e n n e s see , V i r g i n i a , N o r t h Carol ina , A l a b a m a , a n d Cal i fornia , i n c l u d i n g every State Fair a t
if th t h e m in tl, faciure of
.-ir undertaking. As pport
m a n u -
- RESTOIliTiTES ared as a moswy-saaking b u s m e s j , t h e y
• purchase their bottles, m a k e u p enter t h a t ; a c h e a p mixture of ^ Oil and Spirits , and ad"-r e r t u c it Citeiasivcly as, a Hair Restorative.
Hundreds and Thousands of Bottles are s o l d {and the Publ ic a l so . ; in a t y ?a»;ni . -rs an l i>ag-, ige conveyed FREB _ .
O r E i l ' E N S E to anr from tho Hudson «aver and -n« proprietors retire, h a v i n g acqnireda h a n d -A TVsainv — , CfiTTiaa lTr%l^t>'aaa l \ w — . ' . J i : . . _. . «. . . . .
tew y e a r s u n g a c q n i i
New York Central Raiiroad Depot. Albany.— i s o m e fortune by swindl ing the p u b l i c T h e y Baggage cLoc-ed and Tickets procured at tbe I a n x i o u s ! ' await the app-arai.ee of the des ired office. No. 13 Maiuea LaJ-e. and at hast Albany .-,;:j„.t_ f ? > , h ( . , j a i r w£ch ( . h S;.:iou. Pasaengers are cautionco against pur- | to expec t b u ' ; - dc
New burgh. Ntarly 100 miles shorter than any other route.
r^,N and after M o n d a y , Nov . 1 7 , 1 8 6 2 , and ] VJ unti l further no t i ce , Passenger Trains o n ' this road wil l run aa follows, (Sundaes excepted':.
N E W YORK M A I L . ' Loiv«! Retne 3.00. .'., X. arrives s t Watcrtc-.vn !
6.50. A. at. ;25 minutes for breaktast), arrives at • Cape Vincent 9.15, A. x . Ogdensburgh 12.10 p x . . : . . ." . - ._ . 'MM Ilia, fV31a, ?. a i , connecting at Gg- t densbugb and Potsdam Junctior,. with Northern ! Railroad for Malone. Rouse's Point. Montreal, : St. Aibuna. Burlington, and ail points "--' ' FR2IG2T AND PASSENGER ACCOM.
Leave Rome S.15 A. x.; ax ives at Water-town I 2.50 F. X.
N Z W Y G S K E X P R E S S . Leave Rome 4.45 P . M. arrives at Watertown :
8.15 P. M. (25 minutes for Supper; and arrives at I Cape Vincent 10.00 P. M , Osdensburgh 12.00 M. , Potsdam Junction 12.40 P. M. Trains connect at Cape Vincent with Ferry for Kingston, and I with Grand Trade Rai lway for Belleville. Co- • burgh. Fort Hope. Toronto, and ail points ia i Canada : a» Ogdensbcrzh with ferry for Preeeoct, I and with Ottaway and Preacott Railway for Ot- ;
tawsy. and with Grand Trunk Railway for Brock- ' vi l le . Montreal and all points in Upper and Lower Canada.
A D D I S O N D A Y . Superintendent, j H. T. FatAST. General Ticket jijent. Watertown, Jan. S, 1S63.
D E N T I S T .
S l o a n , DENTIST,
RESIDENT
SURGEON D s . Snoax- takes pleasure in respectful ly i n - •
forming tiae c i t i i ens of Canajoharie a n d vic ini - j • tv th^t h e has E2xovsi> ^ ; " o—ce to t h e plefts- j ant su i t o t r o o m s over C. Gordinier*3 store, I on--- d"or s o u t h c f the Cir»*v>hari,- B a n k . T h e 1 r o o m s h a v e been fitted a n d r e - f u m i s h e d w i th I specia l reference to the practice of h i s profess i o n in al l i ts branches, a n d he feels warranted in b e l i e v i n g that wi th his exper i ence and s u perior c o n v e n i e n c e s be i s n o w fu l ly able to m e e t t*,e d e m a n d s o n his profess ion, a n d render that sat isfact ion w h i c h s h o u l d e l i c i t a l i b eral pa tronage .
Dr. S . w i i f be pleased t o receive c a l l s from t h e p u b l i c genera l ly , but o n those w i s h i n g h i s profess ional services wil l h e wait w i t h especial p leasure . Satisfaction guaranteed i n a l l cases .
Charges reasonable . P . S L O A N .
cc .m-jcer at e v e r y
York State n o less t h a n ten t h o u s a n d c o p i e s 1 , 1 "J t -* s i t < : d States where i t h a s * e e n j have been purchased , wh i l e in Massachuset ts , i ' ^ ^ b i t e d to t h i s elate. . Michigan, New Jersey a n d W i s c o n s i n an equal W H Y t i n ' ; S O Y E S AM> B A K E K X A C H I S E IS EKST :
f n u m b e r has been obta ined , or one copy* for 1. It i s m o r e s i m p l e , durab le , and I - s s U a b l e a imost every school . It is said tha t more thar> ! to d e r x n g e m e n t t h a n o thers .
2 . I t s e w s from ordinary s p o o l s , a n d n o r e w i n d i n g of thread i s n e c e s s a r y .
'J. i t s e w s w i t h etjaal fac i l i ty s i i fabrics , t h e
j tea t imes a s many cop ie s ot Webster are s o l d : a a o f any other s imi lar publ icat ion.—Scient i f ic | American, May, l i 6 2 .
nl ished bv
u i i m 3 G. & C. MERRIAM,
Springfield, Mass.
S E W O N E O F STAGES
RCXXIXG BETWEEX
asin" T'rkMs in A l - a c y . except at the Office of the Company. Ti. »etr liot traE^ferablc.
A r SMiTH. S c o t H. R. R. R , N e w York. SMITE BRIGGS, Age'r.t, Albany.
D Tlor t^age Sale .
EFAL'Lr h a v i n g been m a d e in the condi
loes not appear, and they are .orced t o ,he conclusion that all oreoaratioDx introduced for that purix>se is a s'wiridle a ~ ) :
a h u m b u - . They are no doubt justif ied in I t h u s c lass i fy ing them, by this u n p r i n c i p l e d I m a n n e r of imposing noon a generous P u b l i c . ' T h e y prevent those w h o have devoted vears ;
to the s tudy cf that peculiar part of the ' h u - '
XEFERPrN'CES. D B . F . A B B O T - ' , Dent i s t , J o h n s t o w n . Di i . S A X ' L M A X W E L L ,
D K . F . B c K n i c s , " D a s . B C S T C X & L i t r v E a , F u ' t o n v i l l e . W s x r t i & A K G 2 E S : X O B X , '.'
G. T. B . F O X S A , Es' i . . F o n d a . Canajoharie , A u g u s t " 0 , 1661 . n lSt f .
BUSH & STAFFORD,
Ion of a certain m o r t g a g e executed by ; m a n frame, and w h o are in possess ion o f the • P a l a t i n e B r i d g e a t C h e i T V V a l l e V .
ON A N D A F T E R J A N U A R Y 1st, 1SC3, N.
I The Consistory of the Reformed Protestant r e m e d y that wil l effectually and permanent lv i . Dutch Church ot Caaajoharie, in the County of" ' Moutgots'TV. and State of N e w York," mortgagor,
I Z ^ Z ^ ^ L ^ ^ ^ ™ ^ ' ™ 1 ^ ™ * ^ ^ »hich a generous da t ™ j V l v . one thousandeight hundred and fifty- i P o b n c are a lways wt lhng t o award to t h o s e
• - inc . and ^as recorded in the Clerk's Office of the I **« :rv iug of it . i his is the reason w h y the County of Montgomery, on the i"th day of J u l y , , restoration of the Hair has been considered by l S b l . a t o n e hour P . 11.. in Uook No. 49 of Mort- , s o m a n y , a s a s imple impossibi l i ty ; tho p a n i c s
:e^a«si.ofl page 2C5. ccc« and on which mortgage ; manufacturing thrase noxious preparations n o t :
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usa! of the Company's Circular is special ly cotn-mo::d©d. The Circular can be hati onappHcation. It is v e r y speciSc, mi wil i be fouod highly ;a-struci ive , having been prepared with much care. ai»u w e wi l l abide by a.I states-ests thsre.n ir.arfo.
The fbllowina: brief quotation is characteristic ; r < d y c i i i i e U to be due, at t h e time of the airat j uxacU*sUiMiXBg the laws or reouirement of the ent ire Circular; . iubiication ol tbi* aoiice. the »uni of iseven hun- -
diiocult j \ - . . . ' . .:, the i?
stopping, e v e r y atitch perfect W t i i sew fxoru tne Sce*t t^uze to the heaviest cloth, and even the stoutest i.*rr.c5s leather, without changing «he feed, n^e-i l e or tonsio.-a. or mikir.- any adjustment of machine whatever ."
Thus have w o seccewfo.'.y overcotno the most " 3-xisg i lachi=e tr*. It wa«
De&si t?w* ran w*. r o w say, ** N o other Machine cono^ares wi th i t in this res- '
out exception.—taken the highest premium, when- . e v e r the 3xachine has boon properly exhibited in competition with other f*rst-cia»s Sewing .Ma-;i*.ia*w. rTeace is it that w e axe able to oiTwr the . wHowin^^Tjarmr,t*K;. r iz . . ** T7"c 'Xarra.nt e v e r y -Machiae w c sell to ffivc EKi'iAK satisfaction than J any o ther S e w i s g *iac:i.!:;w lu sa*r&et, cr Tr^zzy refunded." W e never soil a Machine on ==7 other terms. Thegnarantee is •* reliable as the r.otc c€ *P v ">-KLross T Y* in the land. Kor more than five years have we rel ied opon sucft tacts for -the reputation, of our Machine; and without a single t ravelins; agent in the field, there is scarce-lv a cetghS^nrhood on the cont i tent where the Machine i* not favorably k«own. "We prefer sach a ropntatioi. to one baaed on mere " talking- j points." as t h e y are techniealiy called in tho trade. Hence w e make hot one i :=d of st i tch. ' •viz., the lock-stiteh, »iike o t botn side*, re<juirio? ; o n l y one-thini lU> thread of ether kiods of stitches,
X , 2 . Local Agents wanted in e v e r y county ; toxongbsmt t » West . SpecisJ UKruc^rnents of- j fored. F I N K L S & L Y O S S. M. CO.,
jsao39 &38 Sroedway, N e w York.
THE PERf ECTiON OF MECHANiSm: THE MaUriC TIME OBSERVES.
BH N S a H u n t i n g and Open F a c e , o r L a d y ' s ' or 'Sentreraan ' s W a t c h C o m b i n e d , w i t h
P a t e n t S e i f - w i c d i n g I m p r o v e m e n t . T h e N e w - Y o r k I l lustrated S e w s , trie l e a d -
now, t in pursuance of a power of sale coa- ,
taiaed in said oiortgage. and recorded therewith, • and of the statute in such case made and j^ovided. ; the said mortgage, w i l l be foreclosed by a sale of the premises which are therein described, at public iuctioa. at the hotel known as the iUdradge House, now k'.'pt by Goahen pssasMS
of t e n , if y o u persist in the ir as eventua l ly cause y o n the loss o? y o n r H.tir.— | Nature , by a little assistance, is h e r o w n re- :
storer. T h e m o m e n t we attempt to force any th ing
foreign to ihe laws or requirements of nature , w e d o *> at the peri l of los ing that for which w e outraged the iaws of nature to sus ta in .
There i* noth ing wonderful or m ys ter ious 12 restoring hair to those that are h e l d , n o
m the _ i j h a r i e , Montgomery county, N. Y., I
on the wventeenth day of January, ij*63. at ten ; o'clock in the forenoon of that day. The Sallow- j rag is » description of the mortgaged promises, cotformiog substantially w i th that contained m ; m ^ s o ^ t h a i i m a pnysic ian r e s t o n n g a person said mortgage: "All tnat certain Church lot. with , - - —ca-t— V. hen We. are s i ck We SetKi for a the r'tone t^urch tnereoa. s i tuate in the viTIae^ oi", p h y s i c i a n . II.-1*, famaifar w i th d iseases ; h e Caat-joaarie. OH tiie e a s t s ide of the Cantjohrs-n •fHtoGijinriBfjmgjjgj/iKSs the cause of y o u r i l l Creek on toe hill , and bounded on the soath by a j a e s s ; h e prescribes s u c h medicines' a s wi l l street distant about nfteen tees »aU u i aaactvea froiu . ass i s t nature to throw off disease. T h e m e -the south wail of »-.id C h u r c h . o a t h a a c r t h b y a . ^ieat, natorc, assisted b y the p h y s i c i a n , re-line parallel to the north waia of said Church and , ( a m e s J w s y r ^ , . ^ ... x i - „ Q ^ bcinethirtv feet disUnt therefrom, on the east by • M -_ . V w . ; _ ; . _ . « . _ _ . - _ , _ _ ; . . . „ „ . a n ^ l d rtone fence, whtchb^arsnortn twe lve d e - j ^ - - - ; - - ? ; " » - ' ' " 5 " » a o t m s h . n g t h e grces and thirty minutes east, and distant from I r " the southeast corner of said Church ten feet, and from the northeast c o m e r thirteen feet, and on the west by a line running parallel with the west wall of said Church and distant t.'ierefrom tea feet, six inches, said Church lot being ia width oc the sooth oad, along said street, ninety-seven liaka, and in depth from south to north from said street, one hundred and nine feet , s ix inches."—Dated October 16th. 1S62.
ew L i n j of S t a g e s wi l l be run from the : Cei-irai Railroad to Cherry Val ley , conncct -: ing w i t h t h e E x p r e s s train, a n d carrying B s -, pr - s s matter.
Stagr-3 w i l l l e a r e Pr.'atine Bridce on arrival i of the N e w York E x p r e s s , at 2:35 P. M.
Stages leave Cherry V a l l e y at 6:30 A. M., and connect w i t h t h e m i d - d a y Mail trains.
5 . ^ Every effort w i l l be niadc- to give th, accommodat ion t o the travel l ing publ i c . F A R E , S E V E N T Y - F I V E CENTS.
W H X A 2 D HITCHMAN, Prop .
rAR3I FOR SALE!
TH E S U B S C R I B E R S offer for sale t i e wel l k n o w n Mitchel l farm ^ l o n g i n g to t h e e?r
tate of Charles Mi tche l l , deceased, situated in the t o w n of R o o t , , Montgomery Countv, and iii lUe heart of t h e M o h a w k Va l l ey , It Is one and a half mi ies from Spraker's Basin ( south ward), five mi l e s from Canajoharie, and about seven nti .es .rent i n a r c n s p r i n g s .
The farm is in a h i g h state of cult ivat ion, and is wel l adapted to e i ther graiu or dairy purposes , i s we l l trator^d^ and contains about 270 acres. On t h e farm are two dwel l ing hetxses a n d all the o ther bu i ld ings neccessary for dairying. i-Jr»T lraiaS e a s y . j g S
J. A. MITCHELL.
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m o s t de l i ca te a n d the heav ie s t , a n d w i t h a l l k i n d s of t h r e a d , ftiik. er>t»<>n or l i n e n .
4 . Its s e a m is s o s trong and elast ic t h a t i t s e v e r b r e a k s , e v e n o n t h e b ias .
r* I 5. i t fas tens botn e n d s o l t i ie s e a m by i t s otrm operation..
— -tS 3eUT-t, —CUg— cnt i t «Tei-y siatlia s t i t ch , r e m a i n s irm, a n d ne i ther runs or rarth i n wear
7. I t s s e a m is more p l n m p a n d beaut i fu l , and retat'iu i t s p l u m p n e s s and b e a u t y after w a s h i n g bet ter t h a n a n y other .
B. I t s s e a m can be r e m o v e d ia a l ter ing garm e n t s , AjTSit'PKCpaii rssTKrcTios, w i t h o u t p i c k i n g or c u t t i n g t h e m ,
9 . "vVatching and v a r y i n g the t e n s i o n s u p o n t h e t h r e a d s necessary i n o ther m a c h i n e s , i s u n n e c e s s a r y i n t h i s . T h e t ens ion be ing o n c e adjusted o n t h e Grover Si Baker M a c h i n e , a n y a m o u n t of s e w i n g m a y be d o n e w i t h o u t change .
10 . I t m a k e s beaut i ful embro idery w i t h o u t any c h a n g e of arrangement , s i m p l y by i n s e r t ing t h r e a d s of suitable s izes and colors for this p u r p o s e . It is t h e owiy m a c h i n e that iofA e m b r o i d e r s and sews perfect ly .
Grover a n d Baker S . M. Co. furn i sh m a c h i n e s of th-- Siti i- pattern* and at the s a m e pr ice , m a k i n g e i ther t h e Grover a n d B a k e r
j S t i t c h , o r the Shutt le S t i t c h , as c u s t o m e r s prefer, w i t h t h e pr iv i lege of e x c h a n g i n g .
G R O V E R & B A K E R S. M. C O . . 4 9 5 B r o a d w a y , > \ y .
• Best Work for Canvassing Agents !
D- S. W I L L I A M S . WtIOtXS.Vi.3
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HARPER'S PICTORIAL HiSTCRY OF
T H E C S i E A T REBEJLIalOX est
I I ' 1 • J \ . 1 1 , . | i . i . , v STATIS.
PYTHAGORAS 'vv'ETMO: Law, Canajoharie, N. Y. , w i i i pro.:ure
p r o m p t l y , Pay and Pens ions fvr Inval id So l diers : P a y , B o u n t y and p e n s i o n s for W i d o w s of S o l d i e r s ; P a y , Bounty ttr-d Pens ions for Minor Chi ldren of deceased S o l d i e r s ; P a y , B o u n t y a n d Pens ions for W i d o w e d Mothers of deceased Sold iers ; Pay , Bounty and pens ions for Orphan Sisters of deceased S o l d i e r s ; B o u n ty ami pay for Fathers and oth,"r Heirs of deceased S o l d i e r s ; Pay for Officers and Dts-
' charged S o l d i e r s .
TERMS F I V E DOLLARS. T h i s i n c l u d e s a l l At torney^ lees for look ing
j u p proofs drawing and Cling papers , s a d pros-| -•:....:,_' c la ims to coiiipleitoaw
N o counse l fee charged. Al l c^HDarasnicatior.s by m a 2 , a s k i n g Icr ir.-
; formation, and enclosing postage s t a m p , wi i i j be a n s w e r e d t h e day of their receipt.
STRAW-GOODS WAREHOUSE. 105 and 107 Chambers St ,
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and 91 Reacts Street ,
Country Merchants and Hatters wi l l find at th i s establ ishment ( w h i c h i s o n e of the o ldes t and largest of its k i n d in N e w York,} a n i m m e n s e S teck of G o o d s adapted to the general country trade.; all M A M
LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH OR A P P R O V E D CREDIT.
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A 3 S A H A M 5 . V A X ALSTINE. Surra &. KutBAii.. A t f y s . Mortgagee.
Thr. above sale is posptor ied unti l the SOth day of Janaary, ; » 6 3 , at t h e jtaroe place aaid t ime of dav .—Dated J a n u a r y 17th , 1SC3.
A B R A H A M N. V A N A L S T I N E , Mortgagee.
Sittrn X 3aU>i3it.L, Atto r n e y s . jan22
CAUSE THE HAIR TO GROW. I w i l l admit that there have been cases tha t h a v e b a S e d the xkiii of t h e in/*rt e m i n e n t p h y s i c i a n s , and I will a l so admit that there are caaes of baldness that are incurable . A person whose head is perfectly br>ld
CAN NEVER HAVE
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; the hair restored, if it has fallen out b y de - j i grces . r o , Uiio reason: the roots h a v e oecome i perfect ly dead and it i s imrann^ihJe t o re*rtor^ . I t h e m t o life. In all m y operations I am j i gu ided by nature. I s trengthen a n d n o u r i s h i j t h e roots and
-A . € 3 - S . & A. SMITH are p a y i n g the HIGHEST I
JL*. PRICES for W H I T E R A G S , COLORED R A G S , A S D OLD ;
N E W S P A P E R S A N D P A M P H L E T S . t^T S e n d t h e m i n ; prices won't ho ld h i g h ;
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J u l i u s F o x , Fashionable Tailor. Wearing apparel
made tc order, in the bestaad latest styles. ' Store oa Church Street, ^oae door south of '
Bush & Stafford's drag stcr:,), Canajoharie. N . Y.
W h e n c la ims are sent by mai;, proper papers, i ready prepared for s igning, wi l l be forwarded
bv return of m a i l with all needful ins truct ions . " Canajoharie , Dec . 3 1 , 1862.
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i NATURE PERFORMS THE REST. 1 i a reparations oOaita.u iaa: 0*i al tvalu n o t i r i u s e d u p o n the hair , as the oil rests n p o n the I s c a l p and the crust adhering to the oil create?
" i t w also injurious t o tag pietoriwl paper of^the UnKed Sta tes , i n m , ^ K g E S A N D GRAPE V I S E S . ] ^ ^ i S t n X , i s s u e e* ^«i». iULir. ISC3, ot» p i ^ e 1 4 i , r c l - ^ ^ ^ _ s ^ , ~ ^ * « . 1 . v ^ _.——. - - - t .-n^tar i lv e a r s - . .. } - J T A.VING. for severa, yeans , acted as the i —e grow. , , e . „ . . „ . , , « , . . e .oses m e j m o . - "' •' . '* • •' -' \ ; o c a l aggm £ 0 r o r , e of t h e oldest and most < of t a e scarp. N a m r e furnishes the best o i l in
substantial norseries of M o n r o e County , (Mil- e s i s t e n j e , and i t answers all t h e p u r p o s e s ; r t H A W L S , S H A W L S o f every descript ion - iv ing the best of ?r.*isf.ert- nature intenrle-l i t for. The ro^-ili of new ' n „->*? C-T - • ?t,-j . . .-.r-.aA±ir-__s ^M. i^.tn^ . o i j
; "17 D I E F E X D O R F .t-. Co . , can supp ly the I XI a Ladies w i t h e v e r y t h i n g they can wish ' to wear, irotu Bonne t s to Shdev. Also a full
assortment of H o u s e F u r n i s h i n g and D o m e s -I tio Goods , c o n s t a n t l y o n hand . Call early to j secure aehoice .
vatiajvitarie. January I"
•* W e Sjfve s e e n s h o w n » m o s t plfnsirrgao'r-Mij, at w h i c h the Hubbard Bros-., o f t h i s c i t y , are t h e so le Importers. It is cal led t h e ' MAGIC
fcee Wateh c o m b i n e d . T h i s i s c n e o f tlre-pret-tjent, m o s t conven ient , a n d d e c i d e d l y the best a n d chearjeilt t iai^pieee for gwoera! anVl retiable u s e . e v e r offiered. It h a s wi th in i t s n A c o n -
' sce tec l w i t h i t s rtrachrn-_r7, i t s OWT> wirrrKng attsxwnaosw. reader iag a k e y ent ire ly u n n e c e s sary . The casc5 of th i s W a t c h are c o m p o s e d o f t w o ineta is , the o u t e r o n e be ing fine 16 carat f o l d . I t lias t h e a c t i o s l e v e r m o v e m e n t , arid i s accurate t i m e p i e c e . "
P r i c e , superbly engraved , per d o z e n , $ 2 0 4 . 0 0 . Sample Watcher. , in neat m o r o c c o b o x e s , for aiiose. proposaaag U> wuy w h o t e s a l e , $35 , sent b y e x p r e s s , w i t h p a y a b i o ott c e i i v e r y . Son i i ers p a y m e a a in advance , as t h o . * in th*a Arrow. Ada.'ress
i lL' irBARD BROS. ,x C D . , S o l o I m p o r . e r s , South Cer. Nassau ot J o b n eits. ,
j » o 2 0 X e w Y'ork
T OCATF.D A T ALBANY", NORTH PEARL L ' S T R H 2 T ; TROY, ST. NICHOLAS HALL. Pub l i c at tent ion is cal led to the unrival led Haciiiiies of these Schools .
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A s p l e n d i d B A N K h a s been erected in t h e R o o m s i n w h i c h a BOXA ytnr. b a n k i n g bus iness i s carried o n by the s tudents , i n the use of Ktafc ; . o l e s . Spec ie , &c.
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Tfce tcaBBVPeaaMB conta ins a clear a s d special a c c o n u t of tb» f o n u a t i o n of t h e C o n f e d eracy of th*r Stat**s ; t h e fonnatioai a n d a d o p -cioii o: th*r Constitutioxi of ti ie U^iWd Sta tes , und t h e ^t&bi ishiavEt of the >Catior.aI G O T -e r n m e i i t : the or ie in . d e v o j o p n e c t . a r d p r o -gafe^s OJ' t h e &ov*riii«» of 2<u.ii*ici»tioii » i id Seccx&bicn, a o d the var ious p h a s e s w h i c h iim? astsumed nxitii t h f i r £nal ealminatiion i a
! th*,- Great RdteHicn. T h e H I S T O K T c<«iGpri«e^ a f o i l a c c o s o t ,
i drawr. froci th*- m o s t uuthrTitic s o c r c e s , o f a l l t h e E T « 3 £ S of Hi-: TT«r ; the Jatrigtieii o f ti*« Sotr them leaders at h o m e :.ud abroad ; t h e
1 gradual dkCMtiHBi of o:*« s . c t i o n : th* great * Upr i s i i s^of the P e o p l e for th« TCaintenance } of t h e Nat ional Life and Ex i s tence ; the rapid i cre^iaWu o f a a isamessc* Anaay -x>d ?-avy ; 5j id | tb*; i i a t t i e s by l a c d and sea.
T h e IX.I.CST:;AT:ONS comprLs*- Portraits of a l l t h o s e t h a t h a v e h o m e a prominent part in t h e s t r a g g l e ; H a p s of the different local i t ies ; P l a n * of the l ead ing ac: io»s ; V i e w s o f e v e r y s c e n e of interest , and of t h e m o s t i m p o . tant i ia l l l t . i - Xl.ea«r ttjJBfltml JOiiJ urc BiOsUy from
__ d r a w i ^ s s taJc-ua ooi u*c spot by artists; d e p o t e d — { for tha t T>orpo«e to accomi-Aiiy every d i v i s i o n
of o::r Arasy and X a v y . E v « r y faci l i ty at t h e conainard of th<> P a b -
! isbers has been e m p l o y e d in th<; preparat ion a n d e x e e a t i o n of th i s wori: : and t h e y c o n fidently bo!i<rre that i t w i l l foma t h e niosrt
be prepared of the srea t s t m g g i e for the A m er ican U n i o n .
M 0 D H A N D TERMS OK P U B L I C A T I O N : Xfte w o r k w i i i be i s sued in Number* , eae/ i
t ^ s s i s t i a ^ of • • p*?res o f fie «f>e <(• Knrrxr'* Weekly, pr ia ted from c lear t y p e , a p o a fine
r >
Z/l
iardV; r.nd m y sa les grr ing t :e4 i t for. T h e g r o w t h of new | J> s = d sijc ; large nuaaHatie* are 5>ring so id '• ?0' »-^e purpose of mangurating rent practice ; ha— ^rraocoreoTto s u p p l y the wants of I hair i s very s low ; you cannot procure a h e a d ! at l e a . t h a n N » w York w h o l e s a l e nr iccs . a t i '•-•' t each ing , four offices have b e e n constructed [
Ais 'sect ion' to -anv crrterrt, srt the Lowest L i e - 1 o f hair in a day or month : it take- t i m e . — j j a n l o E . D I E r a N D O R K ci Go's. ! ; " t h>' R o ? = . , ' = » ? ? ! ? : f^rwarumg and C o m - . •n T . . _ w . av« . i ' : m i s s i o n ; Railroad ana Steambost ing ; l n s u r - j
ance a n d Jobbing ; Post Office a n d Collect ion, i ! There are m a n y persons w h o s u p p o s e that ]
Ev-rv t l i in i in t h e l ine o f nursery products j one bottle wil l produce t h e desired re sn l t .— j /"tLOAKS cf o u r o w n manufacture. A s n p e - , —Frni tand Ornamental T r e e s , Shrubs and j Y o u cannot asanuiacturea a h e a d o f h a i r ; ; v rior qua l i ty , c o n s t a n t l y o n hand. A l s o : T K X T 3 0 0 K S e N D MANUSCRIPTS. Flower!' at the- shortest notice-. I nature does that. I d o n,>t r e c o m m e n d m y ; Cloaks of e v e r y descr ip t ion , mado to order, : W e h a v e p u b l i s h e d for the u s e of the Na
M A N H O O D ; HOW LOST! HOW SIST02ED
J iir? Pswtsiwe t l . • Seated j£rtrrvipw:
Frici Six Ctnti.
c o m p l e t e d
A Catalogue can arc Store; and orders l-.-ft there
addressed by letter, at A m e s .
-,d - t Milter's Hard- j p r - p t t n t i o n to cause or I can h e I fffdewslk* or attain
o n b r i c k ; length of s i s feet
| trebljase marry months , as it is an ott^r i m - !
' " t h e ;
tort no jan lS
!- ."-t K« a , I -p E . DIEFENDORF & Co. ' one o n Calculat ions, one on Commercial Law. | ~
THE NATIONAL CHAH-i.
paper , a o d w i l l probably be abont T w e n t y N u m b e r s .
T h e n u m b e r s wi i i be i s sued at in terva l s , i f p o s s i b l e , o f about three or four w e e k s .
T h e pr i ce of each n u m b e r , w h i c h c o n t a i n s matter equ iva l en t to an ordinary v o l u m e , w i ! l b e T w e n t y - f i v e cents .
Tbi I l iustr- . t ions i n e a c h NnmYer are a l o n e J w o r t h t h e pr i ce a sked . Men o u t of e m y h v y -
1 LECTURE O N T H E N A T C P . F , T R E A T - j r n ' ' " " s ^ K ^ O r ^ D I S A S L E D SOLDIERS IX MBNT A 5 D R A D I C A L CI RE of ?pcr - i ( _ > n ^ TO ^ ^ w o r k g o s n f e ^ r w < a y ^.e
- * « ^ ^ ^ ^ f f ? t i f c r v o + O T * « r J a n v i g o o d j „ - 0 c . s . ? o r r -rther p a r t k l iars a p ->ns, S e x a a l Debi l i ty K«ci Impedrments . . ^ ^ P o > - f e 1 l C T ,
rt iT?t>t.-r:
John Vickors (Ziety i V i c k e r s ) , and James j ' Arkt ~
J O l t n a T a i - S . rursish^s a l l kinds ot :;, :rr --.-.-::--.
& c . at tho Locher Houw. corner of Church and Main Street. Canajoharie.
H A R P E R S B R O T H E R S . Frankl in Sc^are , N e w Y o r k .
T R C I T a n d O T S T E R S !
bill j ilUaai. C. 11 J A ^ S I l l t .
not co l l ec t from j C . T J V % "J"
W««t«rs R. R . -Af t aey xnd Boston W I N T E R A R R A . . G E M K N T .
c
R E D r C T I O IN THE PRICE OF
\jy3FS.Sr G - 0 0 3 3 S ! DIEFENDORF ot C o . , wil l «Le»r, for the
. . . n e s t thirty days t h e i r Entire Stock of • Winter Dress Goods , coonis t ing of Morenee*. ! Paramettas, A lpaccas , R e p s , Uawahr . Checks,
•iiMIINCING Wednesday. Dec. 17ih. 1862.— ^ ^ %t Hj . ja .^d Pr ices to c l o s e out the T l w y « r r y Boat w i l l leave for the Trains as ^ ^ ' > » 1 5
o l l o w s t ' F o r Bostoa and W a y Station*, at 7.00 A . M., { _ „ , . . ; " : ~ "
*'li'fl^L r T • , o ^ i « ! \ f I L B S E R Y G O O M . - f l o m w r t l s , Jockeys , i or C h a t W i . t x p r e s s Train at ! 0 . ^ A. M. , ^ ] r > i b b o i l , p . o w ( , r » , Feather*, !Ie«d Dresses F o r P.ttafield and W a y Stations Express j , , ^ v „ . k r i V (>f e v „ r y description, o n
F r . i g h t j r j . h P v w n g c r ( ar attached, at 11.45 A. j "™Jz?.li'' K. D1KFHNDORF i C-"'*.
"Trai tatT- i i l - sTTtve—?nm PiH.fiaiW .rvt W . y j jan l5 i l l . . . , ! . , at :»'...V. .',. V.
r'ram Sprugfaaad ai.u W a y Stations at 1 i s i A
ONLY P R E P . 4 B A T I 0 N e v e r 5cr.owo that w o o l d rta' ly Perform c.I that it was advertised to d o .
I WlXaL FOaRFETT 31.CC0 (One Thousand Dollars.)
IF I F A I L to core the worst cases ef partial Ba ldness under 15 years s tanding , a n d an addit ional
FITS HUNDRED DOLLARS i f I fail to enre the wors t esses of diseased scalps of the longest s tanding wi th the
0XLY GENUINE HAIR RESTORER
Silver Ware : Silver Ware!. rnvtu largest, a a o o r t m e n t e v e r onered ,n t h « X market , a i l war -anted e<ina! to c o i n , a n d
engraved i n » w o r k m a n l i k e manner . For s a l e b y C . G . B A R N E S .
P e n m a n s h i p , B a n k Bi l ls , & c , address a; A l - ) medteine , and w i t h o u t .iiaagerons surgical o p -bany or T r o y , j erations, b o a g i e s . i n s « m m e » « s , rinps, o r cor-
BRY?ANT, S T R A T T 0 N & FOLSOM. dials , p o f n t W o u t :, m o d e of c^r,- at o n c e ! certain and effectual, S y w h i c h e r - r r rcffrrcr,
CJ KATES for L a d i e s , B o y s , and Men—»U f l V l J f t f M R I E B R E W E R Y . E 0 : n a t t ' > T T r t n r t ! > i s c o n d ' ; t i , o n rn-.y b e , m a y 0 srizrs, a l l p r i c e s - n o w on hand at ^ „ i Z " " 1 # , e n r e h i m s e l f d teafTy , r - . v a t c r y , a n d radica l ly .
janS H O R A C E BavRNES". L O T J I S B I E E B A T J T I E j T h i . l e c t n r e w i l l p r o v e a boort to t h o u s a n d s i W o u l . I respectful ly inform the c i t i i e n s of C a n - ' and thousands .
T F YOU W O U L D KKKP W A R M , buy Hoods , a i 0 h » r i e and vic infty , tivat 1. k e e p s con»-tanti- • . 1 S o n u g s , Ix igg ir s , Nub ias , SkKttag Caps, j o a h a n d a large s tock of ; ~ . l i i r c ^ z G.ores and H o s i e r y , a . . — . _ . - . «—~ - , . - . - . 3 « . n « . . .
j a n l i K.
lg t a p s . a t DIEFRNDORF & Co's .
o n h a n d a targe t A L S ANTr LAGER B I T R ,
'• o f the best qua l i ty , and h o p e s t o receive
aa? Ar.irr.^t.
•in tiw hasuiry of —Uy boea isucsca
Jsst will be especially sfcrescs to fitmiliet. jfrmls have a fazuly « rnistaksn. All the
.«e the savaoe kind of oa a somsw'hat dif-the bears groviUroci &3 Andea. All the tc quiet fireside cosa-»«.at »t^<.»a ~rJi s a w .
ia^e genera l ly , Nervoosr*e«s, C o n s u m p - • i t ion , F.pilepsy and F i t s ; Mental and Pbysrra> i
Th<i«« t w o Co'legfe r.rf conn.>ct"d wi th I tiarare-etrty"re.nl*t»g :rom Set*-Al>us<», & « . — ( eight o thers located s t New York c i ty . Brook- i By ROBT. J. C U L V E R W E L L , M. D . , A u t h o r i Ivn , Ph i lade lph ia , Buffalo, Cleve land, Detroit , ! of the Green B o o k , &c. Chicago , St. Louis . The w o r l d - r e n o w n e d a u t h o r , i a t h i s adrni- I f T \ H B S U B S C R I B E R w o u i d respect fu l ly i n -
Seho larshtp g o e d througb-nt t h e JfitrorrsT ' —ble L-r-tnre, e l e a r i y nrrrves from hi« o w n X f o r m h i s o l d P a t r o n s , a n d t h e P u b l i c g e n -Ckrra. I errperience that t i e awful c o n s e q u e n c e s ol Se l f - i e r a i i y . t h a t h e st i i i c o n t i n u e s h i s
r ^ F o r Catalogues, Circular, Spec imen of j abuse may be esfeetjaii-y r e m o v e d w i t h o u t j W H O L E S A L E A N D RETAIL
Oyster Trade , at
S. H. MILLER'S HARDWARE STORE, I o p p o s i t e t h e Bldredge H o u s e ; and wi l l a U o , k e e p c o n s t a n t l y o n h a n d , to s u p p l y h i s c u s
t o m e r s , a Large and F r e s h S t o c k o f O R A N G E S , L E M O N S , FIGS, &c . ,
S e n t t r a d c T s r t l . r n a p i a l n c n v c l o p e . t o a r r y a d - a t v r r h o i ^ a i e a n d R e t a i l . N . B A R N E S . ai* cents , or t w o postage- Canajohar ie , March 2 J , 1SG2. n4.1tf
DR. C H A S . J . C. K L I N E . I 2 7 B o w e r y . N e w York Post OSc-boi -4 .586 .
T h i s Tir-cvr
wonderful preparation
F r o x S o s t o a . a t 4 . 4 j a a d 10.00 P. I I . Albaay , VfK. 17, 1SS3: A. & S A T , Sup't.
N. B.—Cares aroararrteed m e v e r y j where t h e directions for use arc tmplicfty
B0 T S - SLEWS o f ail k i n d s , a t ail p r i c e * - o * * * * * . o .
You cannot fail to ilsid a s l e igh jurt sorted I ' E 0 F - H. A. D - ML N N, to your mind at janS H. BARS"5S\ j a n l S N o 29 Orange at., A l b a n y , N . a .
\ X E S . — T h o Celebrated Little Fa l l s and \ A. o ther A s e s , warranted of the best m a t e - i
i s so ld by rial, r.t l owes t m a r k e t pr ices . Call and b u y , s t jrrrrS H. BARN^SS*
• ral share of patronage from t h e publ i c . Canajol i tr ie , Nov. 2 1 , 1SG2. n 2 7 y l ^
C o r n a n d Feed .
BALMORAL S K I R T S . — A for c 3 ; a l so H o o p s S k i r t s of every
from an infant ' s to the largest lady's , at j t n l i K. D L S F E S D O R F ic Co's .
; T^RIMK W E S T E R N CORN of 1 S 5 I , C o r a , btaauiifa; ariicie i — J*e*l, S h o r t s , Mtd.Uin.-s. a n d S h i p StoUis 1
, [ for s a l e , at wiarVtet price<, in quant i t ies t o
Hamilton Lod^e, .\o. 79. Jk Of Free and Accepted Masons they will &c.'. a reao.iiai'.e y
• ^ v ^ - rjippt, vr-TT Taesdar CTearog i GILCHR1 / r ^ \ at t h e Mason ic H a l l . j P a p a i n a s e , ^ P - - •». g g ;
" B L T S s ^ f r T L L S , TTSKLING KSLT.S, w h o r e j ^ R A I N BAG
Lnm!>er for S a l e _ | r p H E SCrSSCRlBKRS h a v e o n hand a b o a t
i JL load of Seasoned H e m l o c k L u m b e r , a d mirably fitted for riding and farm fences , w h i c h
price*. 1ST & HOYKR.
—ICu
I tor s a l e , at market price*, in q u a n u u e s w , -r jE' .TSs 'BKLLS, TTNXI.iNG KELr.? , w n o r e 4 >» J s t . t V * t the Store H o a s e o r MiU, i n Cariajsh*- j j ) s tr ings , for s l e igh* ,haeeVoH-e sMc»ch»ap, j >-T<: t r i e , r-y janS L. B . CLARK. I , , . „ - H . B A R X E S ' . J r**
m a d e of * n e w and dnral- le m a t e r i a . , a t h t l f t h e price of a cot ton b a g , b e i a d at JanS 3 . & A. SMITHS' .
TU»»V.«h»naAn>mcan(J«odsreee ivedmf ir f th - ! ' \" * * . . , " , A | a . | e n w t K P e t e r re<tr>!*<vl t o d i v o r e c I T 7 Slvon o n e dtvornorth of t h e Canajoharie j c a r e a for ; b u t . w a s t o o p r o o d -to COO- - « t J e ^ R * - - c r
nlSyl IpUm. IshoraMharefeltdegrwdcrlh^iCathartoe. and to marry ooc of his : fruilty favorites. CatUanoe was the
M r s . CrUderslcev c Cant iaaes to give Lnaons on th« P i « i o F o r t e . Me-
lAdiaa aod Organ. i U v l a f a knowledge .-.: ThorowTh-Base. 'sh* e t a t ^ e . tliat her 1'upil.
any one manifested city for me. Ner- . crtheiess. I shed tears when aloo*. and i h « woman in the world meekly to stto-
irfs._ ! mit to t)v«. There was bat or.c aitcr-7e before her. She must cither be
•KAT. w a a t frt rAryi^ w i t h TrlV m a
w i t h ear* and ^"ict attJatww, iah*li become j S t i l l I e n d e a v o r e d t o g * i n t h e a U e c U o o ; t » " : ' e DClore a c r . o u - ; u iu ; . . *1*~\ "
jftt^rUt^trST ^ *"* lUt "" i d e" e I of evory or.c. I neglected DO o « . hot j led to the ' m m . and the sctffold her
-rryja BIS ' -«— , _ . «no^s. and whose sermons are avaiaccties
: tosses, j
-WhvTa^iDisteT Kke akcotno- - I t reqnires less philosophy to take
S Uke. great calf jump.,* into a pile of tive» We hive to look ont for him things as they « * * than to part with
J , nl. hi* knees nearly when the bell rings. 4 t n , D 8 3 » ^ f • _
lores his
_Lt . • l l i r V i l . M i . . • Inr w h e t b e r the enti-e population ot « s - fflMter w h c n b c CO;
days since, during an examination in street beheld his anatomy or not; then
history, one of the not most promisir* puts out the light and bounces into bed
pupils was interrogated :—"Mary . . . V->T-_—rqrl. h i m
X. irtir. Lathe* "tc a aaiarai ccatn • — ~~J -" -No.-Vas the prompt reply ; "he was touching his noss lies so a moment or ^ ^ ^^ ,yrttm h „ ft U r g e h a i . excommnnicated by a bull !" two. turns on his back stretches his l y ^ t o n l y ^ j ^a.
—In proportion at a wife he bvcotties celestial.—Stetdtnbirg.
tt and jungxe. AIUS
range zssertion; hut ^listened critically to atiyzed their voices. ^m. 1. h n l • arlor^ntir* . „ w - . — 0 - 0
t. the same propor-it as its stately and to the siaaller^ofter, t t of the cat. Y<*£, jg diSerer.os in tielr r* ine lion, whether f mood, as he lays •rier of his cage, or gts of luaEger and of g reminded of a cat. sejy the resemblance
; animal to another; ftttmiaded cf a dog $>. Again, all the i e i g h : for the "oray
Jv a harslier aeigh «-
E~ 1 k » y . a t ai » . -« t ,C- t character, as the
i . . , _ — i
; nn- r. Cittilisy «aa* a
$1 the cows low.from aL tke. Tarairie, t l t e
: ice tiki, or the cattle feeding in
the birds this" fin families is still ^eed ciiiy recali the tots, so snaiiar in sees. Or take: as u t^j\*^A f a m i l v . — u - a w « xrf-
fxti the innnmera-qaacK ( LKxz. not
.» crow family ' aw, kdaw, t i e jty the some green rook-or the crow of our
_*aalon?Al/^?TT r-»W » i i i , , i j - •> " >
jhe silence and soli-ijare *" tatc sweet.
gter -famiiy—the *, the mocking-
j j » y difier in the jtion of their note, $voice runs thrungh
zass?.~. aa in i DUfcyaa
tor 0" an eddi-
mac, but when thing nu under OT Hodsin River
slo, this ere pro-a u i aaact u . i^^a
e7ra boddy, is Shirk; yu ar a big-
•i •mile w i t i t i e belly is retale diy. goods
| be bliss, this ma
re a shirt a hole aeaxv, aint fit for
ave. t i e more we fe want, the less
c aimccr«t wai.ts tu fele the poatterkal the nigger tu ride
ffss.; iron klad gffl
or coward-
gits bit twice by
ats twin iov; tie a-" " -
-^i- p^-js .or naTi^g
PfTiad.
•4- lived ia a one-
t not very exten-hen it was sub-
Cone of those hor-• of lete years at
-* resistance were so great a pres-
__ point without a f was not npset,nor
{"rfcajf moved a few
f t i e iourrjer iht te fire spilt out.
_ Sagration was im-
a? fmoval ofh is house,
^ of ioiTiiedtBtely ,e barring e-aters
fced a bnciet nsd •the house, wbes ftment to fi=d all • obliterated. Af-etonishmeot a mo-S wife : lamed if the triad e l clear out of tie
i as a stone
I
I I
e utst oauy news-jinie. was in 1T80, jpT'ca was $?0 p»r
j J newspaper issued.
• Gospel Liberty," .iy iilias Stuiti. in afe- 1888. Mover made were
; ,•**•(•. and the His-**J&e . €a^ v t t 1 . . . *\,A
% at t ieir introduc-'fc made du-isg the
ertciiis'scd 9 -Lynn. The tint
was saxle i s
in New fingaaod n, the nrr. lin-
the first LUnkets scyth N asd axes
first powder a t at Ottiaer.— 'Jf£
f 3»»
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