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n MOHAWK VALLEY RE6ISTEE. E U R O P E j ^ n e w $ . AXIRTVAX^ P*' ^TOAiraSR ARRIPA. I ])»yii Xii af«i|: »f<»t < J» Reject , ____ —BvcatlstnRij R r o o p l i „ 3SWT0HK, Tuesflay, mrcK 28, TUe Africa, whidi left Livei-pool at 9 A. M, on the l l t l i , amvecl this niornitfg. The statement that Kalafat was captur ed by the Russians was an atrocious false hood, Imving not a shadow of foundation. ^ ^ ----- either on K)d, Imving not a snauow oi joi No % hting has taken place, tho Danube or in Aeia,_ ithout ThelA)ndon Daily IS'ews says, wil date, that the Czar had sent another nosal to Vienna, which tho reprpentativef. of the Four Powem found iuadraissible and rejected. A mesaengei’, with France and /England’s ijltiniatinn to the Czar, left Vienna on the Vth for St. Potei-sburgh. Prussia and Austria have not signed this ultimatum— Prussian and Austria policy being still defined as neutrality for the present and mediation for the future. Rnglaiul. itOt'EM E N T OE THE TROOPS— RUSSIAN PUO- nUCB TO BE SEIZED— MARINE DISASTERS. The first division o f the 14 British ships, under Admiral Charles Napier, sailed from Portsmouth to-day, the 11th, for the Bal tic. It was reported tliat 3000 British troops will go to the Baltic for land service. The 77th regiment embarked at Liver pool on the l l t b for Turkey. Some excitement lias been created in commercial circles by Lord Clarendon’s an nouncement that all Russian produce, to whomever belonging, even in neutral ves- .fels, shall be lawful prize in event of war. General Wason Webb has written a let ter to the Times against privateering, Ali the passengers on the ship Robert ;3t[elly landed safely, and shipped itself with \\ rocks and towed mmsts cut away, got off roi Kingston.ingston. Ship Parmetlieon .struck and sunk near 'to K !hip 1 'Hollyhoad on the night of the 8th. Eight •of the crew landed. The fate o f the rest not yet reported. P rnJioe. ACTIVE PREPARAa'IONg EOR WA.R. The French Senate unanimously voted 250,000,000 francs. The first division of troops for the Bast w.as to leave Toulon on the 20th. POSITION OP THE RUSSIANS AND ALLIES. The Allied fleet were at Beycoz Bay. The bulk of the Russian fleet at Sebasto pol with some ships at Secuiibjle. Both fleets and emisers are in tlie Black Sea. The Russ an fleet is jsushlng through the ice tii» Soeaborg, CJirc^****, The latest news from Greece annuimee .all ijuiet. Tlie LitAirrettiou hud subsided. A tM lU o n o lU y t l i c A frica . Tlie Africa brought U5 passengers. Lord* John Jiusseli was (piito ill anil un able to attend ki his duties iu the House on Friday. The House adjourned till Monday in aon- eequeueo. Tiatofli. Despatches received I n Paris fully con- firai the news respecting tlie attitude as sumed by Prussia audjWsU'ia on the East ern question. Austria expressed perfect willingness to join the Western PoweiB, butPiussia ])us- itively refused on the ground that as Prus sia was not amaratimu power she had there fore but little comj^arative interest in the matter. A dispatch from the Austrian Minister Buol, was received in Paris on Timrsday, explanatory of rhe affair, hut his language is said to be obsoui'e and iinsatisfactoiy, and indicative o f a change of policy on the part of Austria. , Advices from Spain state that the Insuw gont Chief, Col. Torro, had been captured ■near the French fi’ontier, and shot. V ienna , March 9.— ^3.^rinco Paskewitch is appointed General in Oliief of the Rus sian nnny of the D aiiube. M alta , March 5.— ^Tlie fleet division of the expeditionary army an'ived here. L ondon , March 10,— ^The Queen yester day issued a proclamation against Britisli .engaging in Foreign service or fitting out •vessels for war like purposes without spe cial license. V ienna , March 8,— It is reported tliat •the Russians were withdrawing from Kala- •fat, Arch Duke Albert will be the coininand- er-in-phief of the Austrian southeastern frontier, .C onstantinople , 26.— ^The Pacha of ■Galatia has been deposed at the instance of the Austrian Internuncio. Samos intends to declare his indepeU- .ilence. A French ship of war has been sent there, A despatch from the Morning Chronicle of the 10th, from Athens, states that the Greek insurrection was extending. Gon. Kanyas has joined the Insurgents, The city of Arta had been taken by as- The Turks had been beaten in several encounters. The Postmaster General has decided that “ an actual subscriber to a weekly newspa per, resident witbin the county where the office in adjoining county, provided si the one at which he usually receives com- jpunjeations by mail.” A n E nterprising B oy . — ^In looking into the position and treatment of boys upon farms, as we have done lately, our notion was more and more strengthened that it is as easy as it is certain]- ------------- •\- ^ve every hoy some little money forhimsel by allowing him to set apart a corner of a garden, or pay rent for » single field; but we findjinthe Ameilcan Agrieulurist, the following suggestion of another way to make the laboring lad proud of bis borne, interested in his occupation, Mr, L Rey nolds said at the Farmer’s Club that be. fed lar^^ ftoct ol mrebased a cow, repaired hi% little bam, clothed him’- self, assisted his mother more or less, and is now, Jkom the sale of bis milk and the produce ofhia poult^,. guite ar tbiivliig jRUUf man; aeew^iiTating avery preWy cap- F R O M O A l ^ i F O R N l A . Arrival af the Norllier# Light. The steam ship Northern Light, Oapt, Churchill, fromSan Juan de Niceragna, ar rived a t her dock at an early hour this mom- ception of which at New Orleans wo were advised of yesterday through the medium of the telegraph. The Northern Light brings 382 passen gers, about seven hundred thousand dollars in specie; The political news is not of much inter est. The excitement still continued rela tive to the election of U. S. Senator, but them had been no action tints far. As men tioned yesterday Sacramento has been de signated as tbo state Capitol; and the Log- isinture was to meet there on the 1st inst. This action gave each offence to tlio anthov- itios at Benicia that they refused to lot the steamboat, ordered to convey* the state re cords, lie at the wharf until a charge of five hundred dollars was paid. The Alta California of the 1st inst., fur nishes the following summary of mining in- teliigeiu*i5:— liie weatlicr has not, at any time since the di-scovery of gold, been so fav'orable for raining as during the last month, and thorn probably was never comparatively so largo an amount of gold dug. During the fortnight thre have been three or four days of fierce rain, and the mines ccuitinne to be plentifully suppliocl with wa ter. The Cherokee Flat Diggings have proved to be quite as rich as njportod, and is even said to be the richest ever found in {he state. Three thousand dollar,? wore ta ken out in a few hours, but the shaft, when about 28 feet deep, filled with water so rap idly that the company cannotwork without a steam pump to cany off’ the water.— About 16 acres on the flat have been staked off’ in claims, some o f which are paying cx- cc^edingly well. An c.xcitement similar to tliat of 1840 prevailed. At Iowa Hill a numher of timmds hav(* been made, and the earth lias been found imnsual rich. At Santa Anita, about 18 miles from Los Angeles, digging.? have been o])eni*d. Gold has been known for a long time to exist tliroughout the neigliborhood in small (juan- tities, but the digging.? lately found prom ise to pay. There aie now about, sevenfy- flve peiKons engaged in working and pros- jiecting these mines. Water is searco at the diggings, which an*, besides, the proji- erty of Henor Duarte, being on his ranch. The ^acramonto Union of the same date, Ju all sections of (he mining region the. news is good, miners doing well, mid the quantity of gold to be. taken out during tlu* succeeding months promises to be very heavy. Jt is now iiiereasitig with astoriish- ing rapidity. I ■ nder the increased prodne- tions of gold, hii.slncss is fast reeiipemtiiig, and for tlu*. next two months we antieipate (ill- our mci'diuuts a pretty fair harvc.?t. Mr, Gliarh'S ILiydcu had been shot in an affray with Mr. Glen, at Four Greeks, in the vicinity of Mariposa. Mr. Glen gave hiin- .self up to the authoritios, nasli'ied and ac quitted. I'lie new steamship America, Capt Mitcli- I, fi'om New York, arrived at Ban Fran- ci.sco.sco on tlie,lie, 2(Uh off Feb.eb. Onene off theie ell, fi'om New York, arri ci on t 2(Uh o F O o tt jia pers mentions that slie was about to maki a trill to the Bandvvich Islands and back to Ban Fr;mei.s<*o. A public dinner was given to Gen. Wool and ex-Govevnor Foote, by the Tammany party, at Ban Francisco on the 26th of Feb. Tlie Gove.i'iior and Lieutenant Governor of the state and a mmiber o f members of the Legislature were, present. George W . Williams, formerly of Vir ginia and Washington City, was Idlled on the KUh of Feb,, on his farm in San Jose valley, by tbo accidental discharge of his rifle. Mr, Nathan Pratt, aged about fifty, for merly of Rhode Island, was murdered by three Mexican.?, near Quartzbourg. Two of them had been captured and wore liung by tlie minerf of tlie vicinity, The com mission of the deed was confessed, an^l the incentiv'^e to it was stated to ho a reiiort that Mr, Pratt liad two or three hundred dollars buried under his hearth. On the 21st o f Feb., Oapt, TJiompson, in ^ Mad ,o f ison to con- chargo of tlie state prison at Ooste in Marion county, shot Mr, Murphy, of San aclera, Rafael, Murphy wished Thompi vey a letter to a prisoner, which the latter refused to do, where upon Murphy attacked him, and Thompson shot Murphy in self- defence. Hope is entertained that Murphy will survive, - Horace Bull, a native of Vir^nin, a law yer, committed suicide in Sopora on the 23d. On the 21st, W m, Garfield, a blacksmith, cut his throat with a razor in New Castle, Placav coupty, Ho loaves a \wife and three children in one of the Atlantic States, On the 9th, F, 0 . Hatch, o f Mud Springs, committed suicide by stabbing himself with a pocket knife, Robert Scott, convicted of murder at Aubnrn, has been sentenced to be hung on the 81st of March. L B. GateK was convicted o f manslaugh ter iu Sacramento on the 15th. In Calaveras county, John Thompson was found gnifty of mttrder, and was sen tenced to be hung on the 14th of April, Robert Warren, at the same term of Court, was convicted of manslaughter, and sen tenced to two years’ imprisonment, Tfie food store of E, ’W. Smith, corner of Keaj’ftey and Sumac sts., San Francisco; and the adjoining store and tinware shop of Mr, Segrist, were damaged to the amount- of 16000 , by fire, on tbe I9tb of Feb. tFrpm tlie N, Y. Tribune,] R oy . ieymiww.' anfl Rie grempevanee Ri% 41bany, Kerch 37,1854, Governpr S eymour kpeps dark witb re spect to the Tcmperanca btl], and expeef- ed to retain jt Uie foil ten days allowed him by tbe Constitution, He will then proba bly return it signed, aocompanied by a, cav- jjing message. But even should be veto it, tbe friends of Temperance aye confident of their ability to pass i t over h is bead by a two-third vote, Tbe question of submission to the people will jprQbably be held in abeyance until tbp Goveimor ahall sppak out OR tbe l4quor question, It is strongly resisted, .and |r the advocates of liaise see lit to opposa^ ft |u solid column, it; fail. [Prom the MsRpuitteMarCBiy foctra, of Feb, 29,] I’lro mpu Shat p«aei, an«l AJfahboU on«l Xlani^a t|U .Dead, b y a (Party o f (Fotn? Tile Land Claim difficulties between Messrs. F’ erman and OARTiviuaiiT, wlficb, loss than a yeairago, tei-minatcd in fliemnr- der o f the former, had hardly passed from notice among* the chronicled tragedies of the (lay, ere we are again called upon to announce another similar one in that neigh borhood, rendered more shoeldng, in that three men have been murdered in cold blood— two men shot, and one hung, strung up in regular California style, till dead.—- Tii'e facts of the C artwriout and FnnMAN affray have gone through the counpy.— The latter was shot, pierced with two halls, from the effect of which ho survived hut a short time*. OAimviiionT was arrested for the act, and lodged in jail to await his trial. At the last tonn o f the Waushara Circuit Court, the trial o f tlio cause was continued to the coming May term, and the prisonor r e m a n d e d b a c k to ja i l . E v e r s i n c e t h e n u u '- doi* of.FEiiMAN th e greatest indignation ha.s ])re v a ili‘d in tli a t n e i g h b o r h o o d a g a i n s t C A RTW Rioirr, « Last week he was bailed out, and g a in s t earnest remonstrances, returned lioirm with the avowed determination, it is said, to avenge himself in the death of others.— When it was ascertained that ho was in their midst, tlie inhabitants, to the number of one Inmclred,. repaired to his residence intent upon lynching him. He had taken reftigo in the chamber, and repelling their advances shot from Ids retreat and killed two of the ],arty— J ames L anguon , who leaves a wife and child, and a Mr. Tnoor, both of middle ago ; and then being sen- silile that further resistance was irscless, suiTendered Inuhelf into the hands of an officer with the assui'ance of protection ; thence ho was removed to a Justice’s office for examination. By tliis body of men he was forcibly taken from tbe officer,?, tied liand and foot, and hut a sliort di.stanco from tbe place, where he wa.s seized and su.speiided by tlie neck until dead. He WHS banged last Bunday, ahont 5 o’eloek in tlie afternoon, and they body was tdlmv- ed to remain until about 1 6 , when the friends were permitted to remove it. hfr, G. vuis a man about 60 yearn of age, and leave.? a wife and largo family. Tlni.'<, w ithin one year, have, four lives been saeri- lieecl, all for the. jialti'V iteined’ a-tO aere claim. May we not lunv hope tliat it is the la.?t nffi'ay of the kind. ( ).-ieis, in the county of Wausliara, will long bu remem bered as the “ bloody ground,” A D.- vrinh RonnERY.— One of tlio mo.st ntnjeioiis robberies that we have heard of was committed in our city yesterday. Miss McNeill, daughter of Gen. John McNeill, tleceifHctl and a niece of Fre.-idejit Fieice, Avas mot in one of tlie public ,sU*e(.s by a rullian, kuoeked doun, and robbed of her purse, coutaiuing about thiity dollars, eer- tifieales of stocks amounting to about two tlnmsand dollars, and a valuable diamond pin. Tlic blow was so severe sliewas ren dered iusensilile, and whilst in this condi tion was robbed. Wo lUHlerslancl that she was much injured, hut glad tlmtluiv injmy is not dangerous. The hold rohheiy took jdace about 8 o’clock, p . k ., in one o f tlie_ public .streets, and the robber succeeded in making his eseape.— Wash, Un. !Exi>loslon of n T.ooomoUve—Tlivcc AIcu L ouisville , Frld.ay, Jlarch 2-i, 1854. A locomotive, attached to a freight train on the New Albany and Balem Railroad, exploded this morning near Rrovidenoe, Irilling three men, viz; John Morris, the engineer, Thomas Radcliffe, fireman, and John Merrill, a hand on the train. The bod ies wore horribly mutilated. T he G reek B i . avr B old , — W e notieo that the original and world-renownedislatiio of tlie Greek State, late on cxliihition at the Giystal Palace, and owned by Hiram Ifowers, has been sold to G. L, Di*rh} of BInndnsky, O., for the sum of $i ly, Es(|., 556,000; and is now intended, we believe, to grace the Gallery of the new Cosmopolitan Art and Literiuy As.sociation, of that eif]’*.— Previous to its ptireluise, ittvns about be ing isliipped to Europe, xvliere h u g e offers were made for i t ; hut as the statiio wns Mr. Powers’ original and favorite copy, and the last one lie tvoukl ever produce, ho de sired that his native counPy should retain it, which it seems will be done. The Maine Law Avas defeated in the Leg islature of Wisconsin on the 10th, A Californian writes to his Syracuse friends as follows ; “ To s I ioav you some thing o f the value of land near this city (San Francisco) for gardening pmqioses, a Mr., Centre has just rented six acres of land for $170 per month— say $2040 a year— equal to $840 per acre yearly. There are many market gardens hetAveen the city and Mission— three miles out, Tlie ordinary garden vegetables groAV all winter. The cold weather of a few AA''eek8 ago, howev er, killed some of the tender plants and checked the growth of all, W e had ice foi'ined in the city and throughout the State, in some places thick enough for skating— a thing hitherto unknown to most Ameri cans in this countiy, as it has not happen ed since the winter o f 1848 till now. Green peas were up six inches Feh. 12th, and look ing well,” ' must C urb YOR C orns , —-A .correspondent of some paper wriifos that a pint of alcohol poured in his hoots caused all Ifis corns and callouses to pool offi leaving his skin smooth and soft, Perhaps.it did ; there isnotellfogwhat the stuff' might do. We have I crowu if peel off the coat, hgt aufi fioofr, and mal (0 the patient callous to eveiything like '’'■ cencyor self-respect 5 and we know ® in this City who have poured more tha hogshead of alcohol in tjjeir boot s without curing their, corns, though they get corned every day, Thq remedy fi® ft go®d one somewhere;, it won’t d®* foi* this City, Hesidos, if it would, we should not like to recommend it after the Maine Law went into operariop, hecifose, font idea -pre-. vailed, we should ,find, ah Immopse number of people \with oorm^ and it would become a reguiaif burinesa for one fellow to, fill bia boots for others to empty at so much per head. That would he » corn kice” indeed, A Batti* fa tiMi Duvlc i ' On the I t ill of Febrhary a conflict took place by mistake between two columns of the Russain army. The Turkish positions are Extended in an easterly direction as far as tlie village of Cuiperceifi, which is about a mile distant from Kalafat, For sevaial days a Turkish coips 4,000 strong, imdor the command of Col, Mirolai, had been corps the Russians determined to make onslaught during ths night of the 16th.- For this purpose two Russian columns were hrouglit up, each from 4,000 to 6,000 strong, one by the road which lends toKal- atat from about the village of Scriberzi, and the other from the left side of itfrom about Poisnn, (Prince Milosch’s property,) to ad vance unexpectedly upon the Turks, to sur prise, inclose them, and cut them to pieces. The Russian columns commenced their march at 3 o’clock in the morning, and by 4 o’clock reached a position ft'oni whence they werorfmly half an lionr’s march from the Turkish pickets. The second column seems either to have missed the direction by mi.staking the road, or to Imve come up long after its time. Bo tlii.s as it may, the latter column, in the. 'obscurity of a foggy night, concludckl tlio former one to he a body of hostile Turks, and instantly open ed upon them a terrific cannonade, which the others, Avho labored under the same mistake, returned Avith yet more deadly effect. Pressing tOAvard each other, itcamo ere. long to a close tire of small arms. This iliomenod combat lasted for an hour and a half, until, Avhen day daAvnecl, the combat ants saw Avitli horror the error they liad com mitted. The loss in Idlled and Avonnded iu the course of tliat niglit’s encounter is reckoned, by the Rus.sians themselves at several liundreds. The Turks Avere natur ally alarmed at every p o in t; and at Wid- din, which i.s hut a league and a lialf di.s- tant, Omer Pasha, on hearing the cannon ade, took all tlie rerpiisito measures for de fense. 'J'ho Turkish coi-jis stationed at Gupereeni stood to arni.sin voacliiiess for aelion at any moment, Imt did not adv.snee ns it uas at a loss to imagine or conqive- lumd Aihiit the RusHians Avere about, mur dering one another in that style. It Avas not till beiAveeii 7 mul 8 A. M.. th.-it the Rus sian ooliimns AviflidreAV to their iv.speeti\e jjositions, carijing tlioir Avoumled along with them. Q uite a W inofall . to an E ditor . —Tlio lion. Nathan Jheston, a gentleman belong ing to an old Revolntionary and I’uiitan family seated at Litclilield, Conn., lias just died, leaving a l.-irgn fortune, amounting to from $1.60,01)0 to $200,000, in money, stocks and lands in A'arioiis ])nrl.s of tlie coiiutiy, hut principidly, it aaid, at I’itts- Imrgli. It seems that Mr. Preston Avas an uncle, on the maturiuil sid(', of Mr. Joseph A, Beoville, editor of tlie of NeAV York cit'y, Avlio is the oidy h'gal lieir to this vast estate, (iuite a Avindfall to a hard Avorking editor, if things should take their proper course, and (he right heir get liisuAvn. A B ad C ase iNiiEEn.— It is slated by the papers, that the A\ite of Binitli the great Now Haven mail rohher, is a sister to the Mrs. Bradley av I io aviis so lirutally nnirder- eil by tlie fiend Jennings, last snmmer.— Last Aveek Bmilli pk*aded guilty of robbing the mails and Avas sentenced to twentj'-sev- on year.? imprisonment. ;Vhen Mi's. Bmith visited her husband in N cav Haven Jail, pri or to his de]iavture for the State Prison, .she found him in one cell and in another the murderer of lior sister, condemned to die in July next. Who, that has a heart, does not pity that lady ?— A W i. American. A nd MV H eart too .— A I oav ye.avs ago, Avlien it Avas the custom for large girls and huger boys to attend district schools, and Avhon flagellations Avere more, common in school than at the present time, an incident look [dace in a neighlioring town, Avliieli is Avorth recording. (Jne of the largest,plump est, and fairest girls of the selioul hapiien- ed to violate one of the teacher’s rules.— The master, a prompt, enci'getic, fellow of 25 summoned her into the middle of the lloov. After iuterrogaling the girl a fcAV moments, the master took a ruler, and com manded hoi’ to hold out her liand, Bhe hesitated, when the master, in a blaze of passion, llumdcred out— ® W ill you ffim me your liand V” “ Ye.s, sir, and m y heart too,” promptly replied the girl, at tlie Btune time stretching fortli her hand to the mas ter and eyeing him Avith a cunning look.— A deatliliko silence reigned for a moment in the school room; a tear Avas seen to glisten in the master’s eye ; the ruler Avas laid upon the desk, and the hliishing girl Avas requested to take her seat, but to re~ ,ain after school was dismissed ! In three weeks after the school finished, the teacher and tlio girl Avere lunn'iod,— PaZ/nc?' Jour- Ilomid to Have thP Iinst 'Worcl. A couple Avho had lived together fpr some years in sqoraing contentment, one day Avent a fishing, and tied their boat by a rope to a post in the Avater, All of a sud den the boat Avent floating down tbe stream and a contest of words immediately arose as to the real cause of the parting of the rope. The Avife said it must have been cut with the scissors, but the husband, an un feeling old fogy, Btoutly maintained that it was a knife did the pnsiness.: Scissors! said the wife. Knife! said the husband.— Scissoif, kpifo,soissoi's, knife, gaidhotli; but at last the huSpand losing his temper, cried If you say scissors again, I’ll duck ^ Scissors!” said the wife, determined to hold out to the last, ■ Away went the old womah into the wfo ter, and as shefoaine up the first time, she bellowed ® Scissors 1” at the top of her voice. The old roan pushed her down again; ‘t gols-sdrs !” sputtered she, in fainter tones, as she rose Rj^shi, hut the old fellow had her by the hew, and plump she went down for the third time., Now she rose more slowly, ahd as her water-logged form neared the surface, having lost the flower of Artieulalion, yet d e tain e d not to ^ve in, she thrust her hand orit of the water, and imitated with the first and second fingers iU o ^ i r ^ and tlmUirtg o f scissors / Ills said th*t ® Time mils ^wnalit hoth 1M94 iPi^UHw .rants, howevstj or# an exception, , : ' : i \ Tim B t , Nn^toLAs H otel .— The W, F . Tribum, of Afonday, s a y s T h e additions to the St, Nieholss Hotel, so long' in pro gress have been completed, and opened for guests. The 8t. Nicholas has now a front of 300 feet on Broadway, and a depth of 2QQ feet. It runs along three streets r has 600 rooms, (including 150 suites for fami lies [) is lighted ivith two thousand gas and robbery by a niglit and day pblice; and laclffl nothing Avhich cun minister to comfort and luxury in any department. Prof, HatiiilDal In Jersey^ Tlie N, y , Picayune gives its reader,? the benefit of Prof. Jiffins Ca?sar Hannibal’s genius, The following is from his dis- conrso: When I Avent to Washington to see Massa Pierce augorated by the poletishuns, I wms a little frjglitened when I heord I had to^ go fm Jevsy, kase I didn’t noe what mite happen to mo Avhen once out oh da jurysdiiisliun oh de United Slates of Hail Columbia. I ahvays understood datitAvas a Avild region, and do jicpil only half sihil- ized, daretbre I toific peirickler tension oh do natits, and I belebe I’ ac ' boon moss heau- tithlly sucked in, I'ur in all do toAvns I Avas jerked true by de old he locosmoker, I seed dem a standin on de platforms of de car house, chewin torbacker, and inside I seed them dvinkin rum, so you see de.y am sib- ilized gis as well as you Yorkers. I Avas beriy anxious to find out all I cood ’bout de kouutry Avliile I avus in it, and once Avhen de rail rode stop, I ptii'k my liead out ob do deput, and I ax a feller in coAV-skin boots, Avbicb boots avus up to de middle ob de leg in mud, dese qiiesluns, and got dese ansers: “ Wat kountiy am dis ?” “ Taint no koimtry—its Jersey,” “ Wat’s do produkshuns of de silo. ?” jack-iusaes “ Why, Red mud, rajl-roads, ingin-rubher shoos, -neses and state prisons.” ly, Avliat do you lib on ?” “ Balt niackerel, niul orders on de store — siimtimes on dams, at eighteen pence a hundred,” “ Don’t yon linb no beef, nor no butter, no nollin 1” “ Yes, Are git jjenly ob de last nrtibl(?, and Ave. g it beef in hog killin time. W e eat lard and salt tin' butter— dat cussed NeAV York take.? all our butter. W e sup ply Orange Gounly Avith milk and butter, and grub ’longde bess Avay aac ' kin.” W ell don’t you raise nofflu in de ground f” “ Oh, yes! p.aA'iii stones, lether chips, and clam .diells.” “ o il, you nnisf. bah udder tings besides dese, or else, you coodeiit lib. Gau’t you link ob Tioflin else j^ou raise, here 'fl’ “ Oh, yes, ])lenly. Ifoher and ager, pat ent, medicine.?, consiimpsluin, had cohls, nitdislia traiiiins, and doav and then a fire.” “ ] lon’l de folks ne\'er marry liore 1” “ Oh, ye.s, seheral m.arriod lass year, and L aao ' poor-lionscshaB bin bnilt dis season,” I Avas just gwane tu ax him his name Aven do old iron boss gub a snort, an ,?et lu? a fl 5 nn,” ninrse’s IiiTlgoi'iitln;; Cordltil. Tlie tiny luia passed when a great remedy could he cried down to psendo-sdenco. 'J'lio altoinpt luis been made to depreciate the ineriLs of the E m x ia or Coii- bntiii vain. Dr. Mome lia.s a reputation too h igh in theaeieiitiflc world ofljotli liemispliere.s to l)e r e a d i ed, h y the carpings of the invidious. Look at the attested cures wronglit hy tiiis prepamtiun. They ct veryery kindind off discisease •uliaruliar to female.s,male.?, nervouservous maladiesaladies off allll kinds,inds, prdiend dyspejisia, barrenness, ev k o d pec to fe n m o a k iiA'er comiilaint, dironic afflictions of t)ie stoimidi and bowels, general prostration, impotency, incipient par- s, liypochondriabis, head-adie, constipation, and innumerable eompJaints wbieli it is impossible to spec, ify in a n advertisement. Facts are impregnable, and tlicy are offered in ansAver to a ll wbo doubt tbe pro prieties of this leading medicine of tbe nineteench century. Tlio Cordial is put up, biglily conrentraled, in pint Ijottles. Drice tliren dollars per ijoUIo, two fur live dollars, six for twelve dollnm. 0.njUi^C,,pr(mri('lor. 11)2 Uroadway, Nmv A'orlr. • ^ R o ld by Druggist.? tlirnugliout tlie United Htates, SE T ” Wl-Um’EIl, Fort Plain; A. P. T lio Sloxlonii aXitstn.»g X.liitnioAit. in tlie AA''est and South, by curing all the old, as Avell as new soras, on man and beast, has at last got among Itt iss saidaid to haveave noo equalqual inn curinguring rlieumatism.lieumatism. That wliidi lias iicen creating so mncli excitement least, us. I i s to h n e i c r It Avill create great excitement among tbe doctors, as rbenm a tir, scrofulous,, and leprous patients. Livery Stable Keepers as Avell as teamsters, fanners and all tliose using lioraes, will use it, ns it is represented ns being a sure cure for spavins, ring-bones, splints, iwellings, sprains, poll evils, fistulas, scratelies, saddle or collar galls, &c. W e are told th a t a man in Illinois is going a bout the ooiintiy buying up n]l the crippled liorses b e c an find, and healing their sores, and curing tbe Mustang Liniment, and then selling them again j and he makes money by it. We advise all those suffering from sores or pains of any kind to At Onnajobarie, on Thursday, March 28, h by Rev. M, F, Olpipman, Dr, D, W, 0 , RIOR, of Marysville, Oak, to Miss LYDIA KATE, daughter of Hon. T. B. Mitchell, of Bchen- eotady, In Albi JACOB WElVDE]i:,I,, A t t o r n e y a n d C o u n s e llor* a t Z .aw , ^ o U c Ito v a n d O oHRHelior I n ISiitiiltYi. -JUSTIOF OF THE PEACE,— ■ AnJ B:>(roAl<)i(> ColwmJtssIoncv o f Deed*. EORT PLAIN, N . Y, Cltpop I Cfieojiei' I i OliliBKiiioiit fit T* w*PBAN0IS wonld respectfully infprm all who • are in want of >» m l v f i A m , F j N O Y ^ 0 Q o m , m o K S 4 m FortPllt|i|,M»riih afl,18S4. Heimrted weekly feGT* WnSTtm^’Dealer in Groceries, FOm’ PLW >UROH 80,1854, GaAi5r. W liea tp b u s l i, t 15 i . , ; -■ 1 . • . • . - . 1 * ’■ 'M 'S v •. - - . ’ ’ g l l - S Beans, - \ - * .1 00 PBOVISIOWS. sss.ir. •- ■. !i Lard*, Ham*,. - SlMmfders. * .• .• -■ :: S i n o . , • . • Potatoes', ^ bu. Apples, » . . . ^ B v m R m H , Wood, W eord. $3@W $12 ■ la 1% NEW YORK MARKET, New Y ork, March 28,1854. F l o » i r m i d a i e a l — 0 m m a rket for Uie low gnidcs of S tate and W estern F lour is ]2^c@l8^t*. low er u n der the unfavorahfe advices ]>y the steamer, but tlie better grades a re firm and in good demand for tlie East and home consumption, Canadian {s meet a t $7- for mixed to good straight Iminds M fdagan and com mon to good Oliio, Tlie decline in freiglits induced iROre flnnncss nt the close. G r a l u , —Tliere is little AVIieat here and prices ai P r o v i s j o i i s — A fair suppl Beef lends upward, tlie supply m o d e rate; sales of tit$2()rrii$2.1, Lard is heavy nt 9i(?5i)|c. Butter is firm'nnd in fair demaml a t nfr^l4c, for Ohio, and lldglOc, for .State dairies. Cheese Is steady but ipiiet. liis i m s s § iiet:tor]|. Dealer in Books, Periodicals, fitationaiy. Groceries, Provisions, Ac., Canal 8t. COB WEWmSBIi, Attorney & Connsellor at Law, .Solicitor A Oonnsel- lor in Eipiity, .lu.sticeof the Peace, Ex-Officio Lkim- sS S s ,a ,S “ t.iiSi„“;K ^ WIL.1..1AM I. 1111.I.13N11KOIC, Dealer in Bendy Made Clolliing of every desciiptioi ('h)Uiingjimde to order. Canal S t . ______________ .T. W. FRAIVC:T.S, Dealer in J e v efry, I ’micy Ariicltvs, lloolis. Period ca!.?. Music, Ac., and iigeiit tor all the poimlav Magi zine.? of tlie day. Cuuul HI. 1 >. S. ICKBLOCiO, iSmoEON D entist . Offices- over AVeJister’s Drug Rlore, and fiiiit door AA’est of ,1. W. F r a n c is ; Canal St. p, ANWIU4W IKNW, Dcolei* in and reiinirer of CIocl.s, AA'^alclie.?, ./mvehy, vAc. Fancy Articles constantly on limul. Canal St. I.13ANUMU l.OX, “■ D raper and Tailor, and dealer in Beady Made Cloth ing of every description. Corner of Moliawlt A Canal Dealer in Dry Goods, Crockery, G isions. Canal St. icenes, and Pro- Dealer in Dry ( y, Ae. Canal St ■LOMON Kiai.ljKR, Goods, Groeei'ie.s, Provisions, Crocko- H. E. XVIUJAMS, Dealer in Hardware of every description, and mon- ufaetnrer of Tin and Klieet iron AVare. Canal St. C. W. WEBSTER, Druggist, General A g ent for tbe most popular and best Medicines of the day, dealer in Books, Stationery O. O. AUSTIN, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Fancy Articles, Ac. Canal Ht. UPE & EINEIIOUT, Dealer.? in ( irockcry, Oliina and Glass ware. Looking Glas.?e.?, Window -Sliades, Ac. Itoot of Caiinl St. _ _ W. S. FARLE Y, Hardware Morcliaiit. Dealer in, and nmmifactiirer of Tin and Slieet Iron ware. Main 8t. T ^ O T I U I S o f a p p U c a t lo ii for the discharge of lil'tli c hapter of the second p a rt of tlie Beviaed Stat- M oses H ess of the town of Canajoliarie, Montgom ery county. State of New York, an insolvent debtoi'. Notice flrefc publislied, Marcli ao, Creditoi-a to day Mid, nt one o’clock in the afternoon of and he bo dlsciiarged from iiis debts, ti< F o r i Plain, March 30,1854. .T, AYENDELL, A tt'y for insolvent, n3wfl. N E W G O O D S J «UP AND DRESSED!” BEADY MADE CLOTHING. H e has also received a general assortment of ready made clothing, wliicb c annot be surpassed, in work m anship or prices, and will b e sold cheap for cash, 'lbm .O B IN G DONE AS USDAL.--01otMug cut and made as usual, in the best workipan-like-manner, and by tlie best of workmen, and in the latest styles. Agent for Bcott’s Reports of PasWons, and liis month ly Jlirror of Fashions, w hich are now ready for cirep* lation. W fL T A A M I I M 4 Y E R , Foreman A Cotter, Can be found b y hE old friends a n d enstomers, a t this Establishment, his old a n d pew oostoiners, who have so liberally pat ronized him in the tim e which has passed, and nopef to m e rit a continuance of the same for the future, Fort Plain, March 30,1854, L. FOX, Heeomber js, 4853, Gftlng Wiwt—Le»ye aFfl-rt Biiiin. S SI i : ; : iORBORAWON,.................... . .. . . ........ 0 00 P, Af, ......... . ............................ 8 50 V,H, [Hf Ex?«ws„ . . . . .. ....... . ................. 1 05 ^.-R, - lf«rt IPiRinr - Fi>rt Plwin BpvsiiunrY* EEMA35.1BJ' <?0iiKRiisjA'yi3*iws!rrapteia, Fort at, F. BET, J 0 8 E P H B, K IS G r A< M., p R R m irA i- Q A A m i i A R t 1854, Spring Term of 16 weelm I m ^ n s - - -• March 7% ‘all T e r m o f 16 weetoiheglna - - . • A n g e a tjst Tnitlon, pev Tfcywi o f 15 Wcelca. Primaiy Department, - - • - $5 00 Ooraraon English, . -■ *- .< - - 4 60' Higher English a n d Oommon, ■, - - 6 00 Latin, Greek, Hebrew and'English, <■ - - 7 60 .Incidental Expenses, - . , . , jjs r Ornamental Branches, by accomplmhed IhsUtKH- irs, a treasonable mte.?. frOARn, furnished room, feel a n d wasblnji, er wee f, j-. p ^ c U L T Y m.sistsof seventeen Professors and Teachera, inelhr ing a Native Teacher of Modern Languages and a n ninent 0 erttlmm Pianist. For Board, or for otlier information, addreai thw Principal, Port P lain, N. Y,, Feb. 25,1851. 1 ,. T a i r o r i i i g K lfnrpoi'iiim r ■p H c s i e r , having recently returned from N e w JLir Y w k with a good assorted Stockof Broadcloths Cnssiineres, Vestings, 8pring Ties,. GoHais, Ac., Ac., ntt'ers Uieih for sale to liis former cnstomem end thepuM lic generally, a t prices th a t can not help being satisfactory,. The olotU Will be sold l y the yard to suit piir- ebaser.?, BEPORTS O P P A S IH O N S , am received Montliq'; A nd lienee b e ia ___ ^ enabled to c u t and make pp clothes. alwaj's in the mlest style, GnUing done a t short notice, and warranted' to fit, if properly made np, W B B S T Sii’S Building, foot o f Canal* St, n21y J leave tins p lace, otioi’s. tor sale his Hoij,?e and lated in tlie w est end of Fort M ain Village- .same b eing a torgain to any one who desires to chitse. H e will also sell ont his Lease, Piirnitnre, Ac., in h is Bating Saloon and Howling Alley—aflbrdjng a fine opportunitj', for a person with a capital o f two hun dred dfjJiars, to maice a pi'ofltable investment. Inquire of tlie subscriber. Fori Plain, March 21,1854. DAVID E. CASLER. nqtf the same tim e oil f my agent, J. B. B .C . HAZARD, P roprietor, No, 6 Erie Building. Dnaiie St., N, V, NA, GLASS AND EAllTHEN-W At Oiiliia H ull, F o rt Plain. try. The asaortment embraces tbe various styles o f AVare, commonly kept in a Crockery Store, with a good- assortment of Brittaiiia and .Silver-l'latcd ware, Wall Paper—both common and Sntin—AViudow P aper, Oil Sliada?, Trimmings, Looking Glasses of all sizes, a general assortment of Stone mid Wooden-Ware, Gloi)» and I tail laiiiips, Oirundoes, Ac. In fact they have a of all Nntioim at the (.'rystal I'alace, for tUeir new liudwal C'lnc YV«6. s , tlius giving it tliroiigli theirH hp - gical Gommittue, Urofcavoi'M .1. Itenwick, AVillard P a rk, er, J. M. (hrciicliaii, A. (-'larke. Dr's. Gaillardet, Lud low, Ellet, 1‘arknian and oUiers, the emphatic impri matur for u liii'li its inventor iias laliured ussiduously for t\\ eiily live years, iiml w h idi liad already been an- tieijmted l y many of tlie New York Burgeons. The peculiar ( liaraeter of this Truss h as been set forth in a complete iuul comprelieiisivo mmmel by B. N. Marsh, (1e?cri))ti\'e of every variety of nuiture, to lie bad at DeU’itt A Davenport'.? Tribune Buildings, and a t No. 2t Maiden, New York, a t ‘25 eenlH. An extensive list of mereaiitile and other gentleman cured by this Trass may be seen at their office. Burgicalioul AiitomienlMedmnicisra, Inventors and niaimhictiire? ot the invisible support for latteral or incipient cinvatnre of tlie spine, for the cure of club feet, bow-legs, and ail other jilysical deformities; d.ihlic stockings and luiee ciqis for radical cure of va- ricoso veins, Ac. Tlio Price Medal awarded for sust- liensory bandages, superior to any beretofore in use— Also, a new and improved light elastic sboulder-brace for ladies’ and genUemen. Office open until 9 o’clock in tlie evening, T f I f UCTED READ! “| 3 1 iU a r tc lp h la M e d ic a l H o u s e —Established 20 X year? ago )jy Dr. KINICELIN, corner of Third and Union at?., between Spruce and Pine, Philadvl- P titt. a* INVALIDS Are apprised tliat Dr. KIN K E L iN confines In's prac tice to a particular brnncli of medicine, wliic.h enga- undividedndivided attention.ttention. Hee emitionsmitions the uiiior* isniult ges ills u a H e t limnte. against tlio uliiise of m e rcury; tlioiit annually mercurializcil out of life. Itecent \i-omptly extiiiguihlied. TAVIDNTY Y13ARS OP ttbutioi; lARS OP EXPERIENCE to prove tliat nine tenths o f tlie catifies of iieryous bility, lotial and coffstitiitiomil weeknes.?, mental mid of domestic misery and porniature mortality. TAKE FARTIOULAB N O'Jlcp. 5'iiere is an evil lialiit sometimes indulged in by y begets serious obstacles to matrimonial bappines this pernicious practice are aware of tbe consequen ces, until tliey find the nervous system sliattered, feel strange a nd miHCcountuhle feelings, and Vjigue feare in the mind. Tiie unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, i.? nn- allied to labor with accustomed vigor, e r to apply liis mind to s tu d y ; his step is tardy a nd weak, he is dull, irresolute, and engages in his sport with less t than usual. Requires the felfllment o f several conditions, in or- ler that it may be really llie cause of mntoftl happi- leas, C’oiild the veil which covers the origin of do- nestio wretchedness be raised, and its true source in ivery instance disclosed—iu boiv many could i t ) e raced to pUysical disqualifications a nd their a ttendant Jisappointraents I A pply then while it is y e t timej in order to have your unstrung a nd relaxed organization, rebraced, revivified a n d strengthened, REMEMBER, He who places liimseif under Dr, ICRJRELIN'8 treatnrent may religiously confide fn his honor as A gentleman, and rely npori the assurance, that the so crets of Dr, K’s, patient will never be disclosed. Young man—Jet no false piodesty deter you from m a king your case kuowU to one w h o , from edacaRon and respectability, can certainly befriend you, Too m a n y tliink tliey will conceal the secret in their m hearts, a n d cure themselves. A last how o itenla. 5 rapiply removed by the mtical agent, used only otiBTfrm’ipiLti. ntauLiTa rao n r rL Y cpuim, and m t yioob h ^ tokud . , . f a new therapenti WnakNfiss ANn conb . packed secur ..... ' BEAR I Y Q U m A N R M d m O Q R . ) m m n m m t f * * ^ 1iuiPrs0t
