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MOI-IAWK V A L L E T EEQISTEK. J a i r n t r s ' J t f W t m t i r f smoll of tlje snuft^ in a few days they all left; and he had such a crop of pluraa that he waa obliged to prop the branches up to keep them from breaking off. This romc' He that by the plow would thrive Himself must either I 10 I 4 or drive, C u U lvatlon o f 2?lax l u th e P a s s in g a few days recently in Southern Ohio, and a part o f Indiana adjoining, we wore much gratified to see tlie large fields of flax which abounded in that rich agri cultural region. W e saw hundreds of acres light, which we use as a Jev* then dig under one o f the main sidori oots, and hitch a v eiy heavy chain around it, and the other end of tlie chain around the lov er', then hitch a good span o f horses to the other end, and drive around the stump un til it is twisted out. If there are no side- roots, we hitch around the body of the stump b)^ wbat is called a logging bitch ; but in this case tbe chain must be a strong one.—^Bural. devoted to this vuluble object; but sor ry to say, for tbe most part, vvith only half its legitimate purposes, that of its seed, in view by tbe cultivators. Seed is the only object for which the mass of tbe crop is p;odnced. For the. want of propter machi nery to dress it, tbe lint is thrown away, and rotted in the *baru-yards. however, are beginning to 1 into the fli M a e lunes, w o rk th e ir w a y e flax-growing country, being already established in and about Springfield, in the Mad liiver valley.— W hen machines of the right kind are per manently established, we see no reason why fiax will not become a continual crop in the Western States, north of tbe Oliio River, as hemp is at tbe south of it. It is an ex cellent cropj for a rotation, leaving the inlv, it i lusliels t the ceral grains. As now cultivafod, for seed 01 s(iwn at the rate of one to two hi the acre, according to the quality of the ground ; too thin ibr good lint. It grows h i g h and b r a n c liiug, and on go o d land, y ie ld s tw e lve to fouiteeu bushels p e r acre. 'Jjic cultivation is simple. A single plow in g on m e llow , free soils, a dressing w ith the ImiToiv, then sowing, and a brushing in of the seed, is sufficient. W h en the crop is matured, it is mowed, or cradled, if very stout. Mowing, liowever, is the usual way of cutting. After drying on the ground, it i.s carefully bound into bundles, and the seed whipped out by band-boaters. There are large fields of the W liite, or t 'anary fiax in growth. It is somewhat lar ger than the common flax, and thought hy its cultivators to give a greater yield of seed, \We saw-specimens of stalks (or straw) just ja'cvious to blooming, Avldch were tliroe and a lialf feet long, a fair sample of the whole held. The flax seed of Ohio, Indiana, Illi nois, must be worth millions dollars the cur rent year, an every field we saw was of the the seed ; the oil finds a ready m.arket in the Eastern States, and thousands of tons of the cake are transported to tliis city for shipment to England. It sells at the mills where manufactured, according as they £taud Contiguous to canal and railway com munication, at ten to fifteen dollars a ton. The mills have paid for seed the jiast two or three years,’ $1 25 to $1 50 per bushel. When the sale and preparlion of the lint shall become an important object in flax cul tivation, as by the introduction of pa-oi)er dressing-machinos, wc trust it will bo, the crop will be much more profitable. The yield of seed wili be less, as it imist bo thicker sown to give a finer fibre. It may Jiave to be somewhat earlier pulled, or cm jtnd a less projiiortiou of tlm sued may bo marketable. The cultivation may have to he somewhat nicor, The method of har- Tcsting will be more expensive, as the crop must be pulled, or cut close to the ground, jis with hemp ; but all these increased la- Imrs and expenses will bq doubly compen sated by the sale of the lint, which yields some four Imndred pounds to the aero of Well-dressed flax, worth six to eight dollars the hundred, Tn Trelanri tUo average is athoiit two tons of straw per acre, which yields about five hundred pounds of dress ed flax. It is a matter of surpiise that, in a coun try where cotton and hemp have arrived, years ago. at an advanced state o f improve ment in their nmmifnctiiro, flax, an equally valuuhlq article, in the extent to which It is used, should be so far behind, The flax- emtton, about which so much was said a few years since, for linen fabrics, proved a fidlure; for, bji shorting its fibre, the desir- -able characteristics of the linen article was ?ost. That could be spun on cotton machi nery, or something near like it, hnfc flax proper, requires manipulations of its own, W ith a broad growth of the article aim our fanners, and efiicient machines to h r . .and dross it into marketable shape, we have little doidjt that it .will afford a profltahlo fifaple of mamifacture, even into many arti cles where hemp is now used, Xfor all the coarse, heavj' purposes, hemp, as notv, must h.5 required, its great length of fibre afford ing ft Strength that flax is tine(|ual to; hut ef We ^auuot go into the manufacture of ineliiiaM S , CQurae o n e s, w ith t h r e a d s , tw ines, <ords, and various articles, may be made in this country,-of great consumption among 4)ur own people and trades, and building up $or their fabrication perpianeut establish ments, adds largely to our wealth and re sources, It is perhaim unknown to many of oitr readers, that tbe onion is one of the most >H 0 trf 0 u 8 of roots, containing when firom twenty-five to thirty per m ' ofgliiton , Jt is'ft great staple of life fip»m mA ^ovtn$nl ‘Onions are not a rel ish memly to the Bpanlards, for they help to sustain hSftstfsngth, and Add x ^ w o m d s u g g e s t , te of nourishment wmohhis smi' pie meal supplies, WiiftAr O aqu ,-—’A* the crop in this Btfttft is beginning to show itself in marke;, tb# done by the Weevil is found to h#,not so great as was reportedi Tim CwnawMo,—A correspondent of the Sfiw Vork: Tribune says that a friend, ^ e r ^vijjg fried many ineffcctuftl remedies for ib§- mroulh, mixed sulphur and lard with ft liitJe Iboteh snuff) ftnd rubbed it freely on the body .#nd branches of the tree,-* a«ri«lio hftd already pommeneed their work at the time, hut not relishing the dy is worth trying. S U M M E R A R R A N G E M E N T . N E W X’OKIC C E N T R A L R A I L R O A D . Ool»i{$ W e s t—Ecttve E o i't P l a i n . Exi’iiEt^a,. . ........................................................ B no A. M, M au ................................................................11 30 A. M. AcCOMMOWATrON,......................................... 0 30 I'. »!• Kxmcf'H,...................................................... H (10 V. if. N. y . Exi-uEti-s, ............................................. 1*2 60 A.M. E a s t —licavc Eoi-t P l a i n , A ccomsiodatjon ,........................................... B 2.1 A.M. A ccommodation ,....................... 1*2 10 Way Expr(».i, ........ May 8, Iftl.i. ........................ •! *25 v.M. ........................11 16 V, M, c. v inriARi), Ht' 1 '’T. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. w 7 h . B E N N E T T , Dealer in Boolcs, Periodicals, Btationery, Groceries, Provisions, &c., Canal Ht. ™JAOob WENDELTj, Yankee NetionH,&c.,&c., (iiniil Ht. W IIL L IA M I. DILLEJWBEOK, Dealer in Hearty Made (’lolliina of every de«Cliiitiot Clothing nmdo to order, t.'uniil fcSt. J. w. PRANplS, cals Atnslc, A t'rand Vgent for all tl’w iioimiur Muga- zincH of tiie rtiiy. C’onal Ht. “ M A N K N O W T H Y S I 3 L F . » > A n INVAWABI.S B ook voR 26 oknto .-« Evany P am . U.V moviit) UAVB A Co?y,” , W m ' s B l - n i ' i z of every form of dUegfio copti-acced fjy promigeypug tex* avoiding mil medical technicalities, and avory thing that would offsnd the ear of dcponcy, with an outline' of complaints incident to Females, from the result of some twenty yeors’ successful practice, ercliiHiycly devoted to the cure of diseases of a delicate or private imtiirai Tn wldoh is ndilcd receipts for tho cure of the above diseases, and a treatise on tho causes, symptoms and cure of the Fever und Ague. mnpirity of those who advertise to cure flm diseases of which ii treats la a gradimts uf one of the best Colleges in iheUnlitedBtatca. It aftiirds me ploosure to recom mend hiini 10 the unfortunate, or to the victim ot mal nractico, os a successful oiid experienced practitioner. In wlmse honor and integrity they may piece the great est confidence, Jor. B, I .oMfuiwa a, M. P. F bom a . W oodwakp , M. I)., or Pesu. C nivshsitv , rmuAPKM'HiA.—It gives me pleasure t„ odd my teatimo- of (he GenUal Organa some of them of long stamllng. tmvo come under my notice, in ivliicli liis hkill iam been innmfoat; in rcsturing topQifcrt hcaUh, in somecviues where tha patient hun hcen conKidereil heyoml mcd.cal dill. In the treatment of &*etninnl wenknesHeSpor diti at. nini^cmeiit df tlic functloay produced hy Kcl^nhuHO nr 3Sxce«« of vGOovy^ 1 no not know his ftt/cnwioK in the pi'ofeaHion. I have been qcqiminted uiih tho Audior some thirty years, and deem it no more than jusUcc to him UH well us kimlncss to tiie iinroriumitovirtim^if ear Jy imliscretioii, to recommend Jilm as one in whoso pro- teSBioiml skill ami iriegri*y they may sofuly conilde themselve's. Ai.rntcn W oopwasd , M. P. themselve's. Ai.rntcn W oopwasd , m. P. |i and i;ir , of wmciii It trents, Avnidingall tcclinicul terms, it ud- ,■ dresses iitself to ihe reason of its readers. It is Irce '' from all nlijcciioiinlile matter, niul no pai'cnt. l.owcver fiistldioiis, enn oliiect to placing it ir. tlie Itaiids of liis sons, 'J ilie luitlior hits devoted many years tn the treai- ment of «l>e v.irioiis campinints treated of, and, with too littlei.renth to pair, and too little presumptiuii to impose, he lias iid'ered to the world, at tl|o nicrely noininnl price of 25 cents, tlie fruit of some twenty yoare’ most sac- ccHsCiil practice.\—II kbai . d . \ No teacher or parent should lip without Ihe knaul edge imparted in this invaluable work. It would save years of itniii, iMiilWculloii and sorrow lo the youth under tiieii charge,\—I*Eori A dvocatb A I'icshylerirn cleigymun in Oliio, writing of \ linn, ter’s Medical Manuel\ says:—\'! hmisimds upon tliou sands of mirymilli, liy evil example ami inllueiice of tint passions, linve hcen led imn lliu haliit of Beir-)io1|ution, Witiioiit renlixing li.e sin amt fearfiil coilHn<|iieiices upon tliemseIvcB and their iirnslerity, 'J im coiiHtitiitioim of llmusands who aie inising families liuve lieen eilfeclilei/, if lint lirokeii down, and llioy do not know llie eaiiso nr tlie cure. Anyiliing lliut ciiu he iloiio hu tii luiliglilcii iiiiil influence the piililic mind as to check, sml iiltnaniely tn reniove llliis wiile spread source of liummi wretclii-dncsH, wmtlil cuitfcr the gfcnlcst lilcssiiig next lit llifl fellgliJIl of riifthlnini (liouHimtlrt hpfni iltmiKinids, m not a greatm* human »•itcc Aheopt m.V thuoku nolle CO., Puhlisliers, nr Ilox IDIi, Plillaik'lphla. 0 ^ linoUsellcrM. Canvassers and IJook Agents siippli H. S.KEELOGO, SaiiOEON D untis 'I'. OflircH—civff Wtrtislef'H Tifilg itore, and first door We.-it of J. W^. Friimds ; Canul Ht. L E A N D E ll POX, Draper und Tiiilor, and dealeriu Heady Made f'lotlt- ittg ot evory ilracfiptioii, CoriicT of Moiiawk & Canul ANDBEV/ D UNN, Dealer in ami rermirer of CI oc I ch , tV'atelien, .Tewelry', &e. Fimcy Article.^ cmistantly on liand. t ’uiml Ht. SIlVfEON T IH G U E , Denier in Dry Goods, Cioeicery, Grocencs wiiiiiH, Cuiial Ht. H, E , W IL L IA D IP , 0. W . W E B S T E R , Celclmited Hiievilio for Ague and Fever. itld ?alerin (}roeerieH, hrovi»ioris, Flour luul Halt. Ca- L IF E fic PIN E H O U T , Dealers in ( 'focla‘r.v,C)tina and GIusu wave,booking GI iihsum , tV'imlow Hliadcs, &e. l'’oot of Canal Ht. TTardware Mereliaiifc. Dealer lit, ami jnamifactiim' of Tin ami Blieet Iron ware. Main Bt, ^ D e n ierH a fo, Pore, BuRlild Rohes, Wool and T H E N E W S E M I N A R Y IN T U E B IO IIA W K V A I iI ,E Y | fttiKlenta conveyed PllEB from Troy, Allinny, Bcheoectady, Herkimer, Utica, Rome ami Syraciiso, aUhe pominencement of eaeli and every T'ejw, tho toll fare being remitted on payment of tuition for the term, Tlw Fonv PhAiN BiwnwABT and Collegiate insti tute is on the litje of the if, Y, Central Ihiilroart, The buildings are of jerfcA, puperb in their location, structure and appointments and can accommodate 350 Ronrders-,-male and female—besidefl an indcllnlte number of local patrons, RoAitp, furnished Room,fnel and wwhing, per week, $l,d2L Tuition in thoEngJish pranches jnchiding in cidentals, per term of l l weeks, from <3 37 to 13 ,37, Piano Miisjc, witlj use of instvnment, $12, i*5r Nonnal and Elocntlonwy laatvnction/rM. Roard, fuvniMliod roomjhiel, washing, incidentals and tultioR in Com- mon % l l s h , for 11) weeks, $M 2(5, ^ ^ „ nv. . V k — . No- tmhpr ?lst, Bpring Term, March 7 th, und Canal ste,, where he invites hw former ciistomei^ and tiie pnWie at large to ejiamlno }tis weU-iu*ortefl Hiock i)f mr mm, Qmwmum, f p . Thankful for past favors from his customers, Ite so. licits, and fs determined to merit by selling at 0 « kap Fnwjig, the coiitjjiiience of the pefi-will of comwiR ^ D m i ’t forget the Removab“S3$ Give him and BotiHfy ymutielveH. Port Wain, April 4,1811. CilM H in d f i f t l i iiiM l i m i ' i e r th e undersigned bos removed hfs store one door caet, being the Olio formerly occnplcd to s, Keller m Co,, where he invites the attention of the pnWio gen erally to the new assortmont of Diy Goods which he '^Hi*^steef ^iw’tiy consists of Risck Oro, De Rhine, Black WateiM and Brocade Silks, bight, ?l«in, Oliangeable, brocade and AnWqBS Silks, ' f i m m m o m ojp 4 m w m m , Bra*e Pe Pain, pawns, Worked Mulls, Ac,, French (Rid Awniican GlnKliBms.Ri’Skdciotlift of kll iifh ees and grades, Clack Doo Skin M d French Fancy Gasslmeto, Sheetings, Blefwhad Rtowji ¥«sli|s^ *’*** Rftsddftk, ft Iftrg* Wrtrowit nf fio o w 4 m m iom , Soleandffpperf,«atb«r, MoiToccfws.Arc, Also ft good t^trtment of Hardware, rross Girt Bi, ' OHARPKS MNTWRR. A P P M C T B D B I 5 4 I ) 1 and union sto., hclwccn Spruce and Fine, I’ltiliulcl- INVAPTDB geshw nmlivUlfil aUciilion, He cautions the mifor- tiimite against tlie nlmse of m em iry; thoiismids iii'C nnntmll)'tnercuftulized out of life. Recent ttirectioiis are pfoinptly cxtltiguishcd. 3.’WENTV 5’EAHH OF E.XFERIENCE In thetieutiiient of a class of disense.s liilherto neg lected and Imperfectly tiiidorstoml, has cnalrtcd Dr. laNKTMAN, (.Autfio,-ofaworkan Self-Preaei-vatUm,) to tivove that nine tenths of the causes of nervoiia de- lillky, focal and coiistitiitional wcekne.ss, mental and nliyaicul sulferitig, are tr.aceidile to certaiti lialiits, forming tiio inonl secret yet deadly ami fatal spriii of doiiieBtic misery arid perrmUnvo mortality. TAKE PAim(!Ur,AR NOTTfE. There is iiii evil habit Bomeliitics indulged in by )iovH,iia Holitiide,olteii growing up wiUi Uiem to man- liiMid, uml widi li, if notrefonmd in due lime, not on ly iiegets aeriouH olista. lcw to matrinimiinl liappines.s, but gives rise t'l a series of prolrarttd, itisidimis, ami deviuitiiling affcitimis, Few of tlio.'<e wbo give, way to this pernieimi.s practieo aro aware of tlio eonseipien- CCS, until tliey (ind tbe nervous sjstem slmttered, feel Htraiigenml uiiuecoitntablo feelings, and vague fears 'J'lio unfovtimute tltiia aflected bcconies feeble, is tm- ablcd lo labor vvitli amistomed v ig 'U ',to apjily his mind lio study; liis step is tardy ami w eak, he is dull, iiTCSobite, and engages in his siwi t witii )c.ss energy titan usual. If he einandpato himself before tlto practice has done its worst, and enter inatrimmiv, bismariiage is nnffuiiUiil, and bis seiiso tells Uimtiiat this is eaused by liiS'early follies. Thexe are cfm4(lernlim\a which ahuuld m m km the (tUimtim o f time AmUariusilmM. urAiimAaE Rf-r|iiivc8 tiie fitllilment of several conditioits, in or der tllnt it may be really tbe cause of ttintiial liapiii- ness. Could tbe veil whicli covers tlio origin of do- iiiestio wretchedness be raised, and its triio soitrco in every iiwtanco disclosed—in liow many cmdd it Im traced to pliysical disijiialincations and tjielrattemlujit dlHaiiriointments! Apply then wbdo it is yet time, m order to linvo yotir iinstrniig and relaxed orgmilzalimi rel,faced, revlvillud and strengtliened. Ilfi who plni-c.3 l i T S S f Dr. Kim vRr.m ’H treiitmcut may reltgiously ponllde in liis iioiior os u gentleman, and idy upon tho iw-nimncc, tlmt Hio «u- crets of Dr, K'n, patient will never lio rtisclosert, Yinmg man—let no liil.-e modesty deter yon from milking your case know n to one wlm, from education and respectaliility, can cei tainly befriend you. Too jimny think tltey will eonccal the secret in tlteir own beavto, and cure tlicmselvca, Alas I Innv often is fiiis 0 , fatal delusion, and how numy a i.roniislng young man, who miglit litive lieen an ornament to so- S a S S S a w i a - . ! ! liyDf. K. WKAitHkss AN« eoNBTmj'rioNAi. immw’rz PUQJWl-r otnmn, anh i ' itm . viuou iiehtoked , fan iinvo (hyhtS n g ^ 'E iS o \ S S ^ ^ ^ together with all their sjwptoms, per letter ciiclosing a remit tance) Dr, K'H. medicine, appropriated accordingly, paJ^TsStWiB\l 3 X' n a m / rou T u a n d ]\u m m i ) , jvm m hf f m A h m S jniifm) a l A C Q P W i a N P E L L $ A ttnviuiy nm i GimnseHov n t E a w , art)!* P ftniiacnov In -.IDSTIPD OF Tmil RKAOKr- A m R ConumtssIpJMsv* o* Daccla, fP ltT FbAIK, R, V i , ffU lE subscrlbere under the firm name of W , p . X rfft’Oi.liavs recently openeflinthe bnilrtlng formerly opcnpletl by Blmeon Tlngne, corner of Ganalftnd Bridge ato,,Fort RlftlPt ftatore tor (be sftle gnrt mftmifftctnre of m o w 4 m m o m of every ala*, giiftlity and style, They will he pim ohwfeti gn4 niftrtft ftt niftn»fa(’tiii’«r’» Pifraa for oftsii CHW, ftwl aoniwqneirtiy mtt anfl will In sold at 10 to 2 dnpr, cent, choapapthan other stocks of like kind, t I b ifn%*wlgniirt will umpley none but tbe best workmen, fn4 bs«iwmft M tlie b « t stock,*) tlj« »ll OFilen/tom enstoiners will be Wlfd to tbeirsatlsfftc- ’ Tfmy win also keep on b.snA ft constontsnpply of OnM m»# WftiwlftOM Tamfert ««l* lipntlter ftrftoylftiMt iin4 .IPfMtoli G ftlf llkliiii \ w t M n U igni Piieeii ftftini of every tocrlption, togeth*? with ft general Rftwrt- BHODMAKWl'BFINPlNaa. This bnifness will!)«eondnstofl «pob th® OR* pricft, Fort FWii, April ” ID 'n i.N. Great induements I! G l F T J i l i I : - FOR T H E P E O P L E I' O n ly | l entitles ibo snbscribcr to one of tbe below named, Periodicals and a share ia the distri bution of Gifts, m llE most liberal Indttccmente ever offered to sub- A aeribqrs for any Periodical aro now oftered for the following valuable publications; Tito PniiENOnootOAi, J ociinat ,, published Monthly, byPow]eiy& Wells, N.Y. 11)0 Tho W ateh C pbb J opbnai ,, \ 1 00 The OrniiSTiAN D iadem and Family Keepsake, Z. ? , Hatoh, New York. 1 oo NoHOonMATE—A Magazine for Youth. 1 00 ■* -------- ectionw '*'\ ........... ■ ------------ One Silver Plated Tea Set, wortli ................ $15 00 \ of Allen's best Revolvers, with all tho fixtures and ease, ........................................... 12 00 Five Boolm worth 75 cLs. each, .................... 3 75 5 S Total value of Gifts, $50 00 11 receive in mi ce in the distri- as the requisite Each suhscriher to either of the Periodicals, on lent of the snltacripUmi |jrice,^ will receive in ml- ___ _____ . .icenssoon of sitbscribeis ine obtained, lireferringeitlier ■' iiiimber I ^ ^ itoks injjliice of tlio Pcrioflirnls; Scott’s, Milton’s, for\li:' 'file Plirenological and otlier journals will be regu larly ntiiiled to eacli suiiscribcr from tlie oflice of pub- liciiiion, commencing with Uie.Tuly mimber, Tlte $3 Mugitciiies will beitiailed to suhseriborafrom tbe Periodical and Jewelry store of tlie subscriber in Fort Plain, N. Y., wltere the G ifts may also ho ex amined a t any time before tlie distiilmtion. This is a R A R E O llA N V E and vopmsihinUj o f loss, as eadi suitseribor will receive tlie full value of ids money ill standard and popular works at tlio pub- llaher’a prices, wliilo lie al.so stands a good clianco of P i'tiw liig a VnlHulilo G i f t I The Gifts mmibering fifty, and the iminher of suh- serilKTs is limited to one liiiiidred and fifty. .Vendyour dollar, post-puiii to tliosuIjsiTiberiitFort Plain, lifoiitgoiiieiy Co., N. Y., and a receipt and tick et a ill lie forwarded by return mail. UCjj-Pereoiis Building $10 will receive an extra ticket. D O C T O ll T O U IISE I.E I T H E P O C K E T .K iS C U L A R IU S ; O R E V E R Y O N E H IS O W N P IIY B IO IA N , r n r i E f i f t i e t h Edition, X wltli One Ilumlrert En- man Hysteiii in every shape .and form. To which Is added I’n Ti'ciitise on the DiHeuses of g Females, being of the liighcst ra'hiipmtance to imirriedpeojdo, y: or tlio.se contemplating mar- riago. By WlLEJAir 5'OUNG, M. D. DAPlUBto his child, R may save hiiii Ivoin an early grate. Let no young man or wmaim enter into the ffiKK ET LAP i ' uh 7 ' Let no imo’sullbriligfrom a liaekiiied Cough, Pain in the Hide, restless iiiglrts, nervous feeliiigs, and the w hole, train of Dj'speptic sensations, and given up l<y tlicir pliyairian, lie nimth er iiiomeiit witiioiit eoiiBultiiig tlie .EHCOl.APlUH. Ihnethe iiiairied, or Ihot-e. iihnot to he. maiTicd any imiicdimeut, read tliis indy useful liuok, a.s it Imsiieoiv Hie ineaus of saving tlumsmuls of iiiifoituimto crea- ture.s freiii the very jawsol death. Any pereon seiuling 'n\'ENTY-Fl VE (’ENTB enclosed in a letter, w ill receive one coiiy of this n orlc •’■ s s s a s s S i m . A - .s r e a iS K \ i iE ~ i .s ^ ^ alter, on all occioiioiis. There will be no fiee iidmis- siotis, witli the exception of E.xliiliUore and tlto X’l'ess, and no Beasoii Tiekets will be sold. The Crystal Piflacc lias nmlergiaio tlie most exten sive aIteralioii.s and iinprovemeiim, and is rii|iidly 1111- ing up with elegant ami intw'.'ting s|iecimens of Quite u litvgu nuiuber of mltlilional uiul curioiiH mueliineajmweveri are in ]tn‘mmition,autl will liuU a ^’'S p R i n n i E G A i A i S w ^ ^ |irelionHive uml* valuable colluctiun in the Wester *^Tlieflc!lTLPTirRE coiitrilmtions embody over DC pieces of marble - most of them rare, many of them origiimls, and all of exqiiisito workmansliip, kfany cliolcobtatue.s, Iicsides, are now on route from Eiirupo. Tim Association lias eoiinileled iiiTangeimmts for A section of tlie great ('.ALIFURNIA CEDAR 3'UEE, which ill ito native forest, stood three hundred feet high, iiieasuviiig iiiiicty-lwo leet in circiimfurence. and is estimated, from the inostdomonslrnttve internal evideiiee, to he full tliree tlioiisiiiid years old, has been deposited In tlio Crystal Palace, hy Its patriotic propri- Aitogethcr, Urn Crystal I’alaco inclnaes, at this mo ment, more iU'Uclc.s of a laivcl, iiHcfiil iiiirt iiihlriicllvu .character, tbnii cun he examhied in several duva with proper discrlmiimtion, ami Inccs-sant aiigmuntatioiis may ho coirtldently relieJ upim. An eflieioiit oirfieatra of liuisic w ill lie in nttendnnee at till' (h'y'slal Pahii;e e\ cry morning, urternoon, and evening, q'iio A.ssoeiatinn olfora a in izcof a gold medal, cost ing one tlionsaiirt dollars, or iia c(|iiiviilunt In casii, if preferred, for the most useful and ■ ■■ - ..... closing the fiit.t day of Deceinher next, provided only that tho »nid Invention or dDcovery, )iy specimen, model or prodnet, shall liavo meantinie been exhihit- cd in the Crystal I’ahree. Second,—A Gold Medal, casting one thousand dol lars. or ito equivalent in casli, to tlio Artist wlioso work having lieen exhthltod in the Crystal Palace during the three months eloslng on the 1st day of December next, shall he deemed most wortliy of sacli teutimonl' Third,—fiv e Meflals, costing one hundred dollam each, nr their cr|nlvaleiit in cash, jf preferred, to tlie five fnveiitore whose inventions in tlie various depart ments of tho nsofiil arts, piUentort, entered or caveated within tlio year, and exhtljited in tlio Crystal Palace as aforesaid, shall bo adjudged most wot thy of sueh tostiwonlais next after tlio one adyidgeil most excel Ftorrtoji-Ffvo'Medals, costing ono hundred rtoUnrs each, or their efiuivalent in plate or cash, if proforred, to tho (ive artlsto whoso original works aompleted worthy of suclv (listiiictlgn next after tho most expol- flm f tlS f tn r t most rospectahlB ,Tiiry or iTiiriPs Dint S s i i f e s a s — ftneoday Rnd night, and the ntmoM care is ” All nmhi’ftllaa, aanw, Ao„ miM ho loft at tho atom neap tho door, A» the Orystft) Palace is ftRondei Warelwoto, visitors o#nnotho pormittod to convey pftckftgfftor wiy »l3ft inworoirtof Dm hnilding. , h * IIE « L lR I«».s 'D n i l o r i n i i : iS i n i t f i i ’f i i m l Casalmeres, Vpstings, Bprlng Ties, Pijlaj's, A(s,, Ac., oft'era Diemnir salo to hl« former mistomars and Dm pnh- Bo genprally, at nrieps tlmt can not hftjo tmiiig satisfactory. The cloth wlin»i»oldhy Dm yard to snltpiiV' cheers, r h p D r t b o f f a b h i o n B i . m received MonDdy. And liPimo |m li . ^ toftko itp eloDiwii J f f o t A m W d J Dwrt noDcftj snd wtmitttofl ito footof m n i Bt. ii2iy X > 3 E 3 I N r T 3 : i B T a F L Y ! ! a « S S 3 S ' a S S S S S ^ ^ Fort Plain’, July 2.1, 1854. ’ • v . . . S i S S i s i l l S S All persons indebted to the firm, either by note or book account, are notified to call on Solomon Keller,. at tho store of Keller A Wagner, and settle witiioiit any further delay. Port Plain, A p ril], 1854. niarte on the LvlJi day of May last, an iis.sessment law lieen made upon the. I’remium notes belonging to the ‘'Union Insurance Co.,’’ for the jinviiose of disclinvg- iiig tlio liabilities tliercof, in the following m anner; JPlrMt OluMM ox* ]Paxxkxvr-s X>45pm txneiit. All notes in force irt per pent. ** “ Mari-li 18, ] h ,-,2 h \ : ;; = S : , ; . ! i: Beeoiiil Class o r C o m inerelnl D cxinrlineiil, All notes in force lk^.23, IWO, 4 per cent. :: “ ' \l :: :: :: ( I s V i , ' ■“ « “ \ Nov. 1, “ Hi “ On end after Jmi. 1, ]\52 oh \ AU of ^wbicli are payable wilbiii lliiiiy days fitmi lo i a e i e i c o . JCATUN Y'TIITE, Receiver, N . E W V O R I i . IDlA.Ntill 5:3^ ^ 2 3 2 . ^ ize'C j? Y23* 0 2 . L O O K I N G C r L A S S ^ M A T T R E S S u L S o ! .C E iC S ) O i3lliS ) o IN THE VILLAGE OF FORT PLAIN, In tlio building^ f(ajineri)^nccujned by JOHN II. BAB- W E N T W O R T H fy E E G R A A F , Formerly of Fort Plain and Cmiajobai ie. Having iiurclmscd tbe entire iiiteicat of DAVID CHA RLEHWOimi, and enlarged tho IVaierooiiis formerly occupied by liiiit, and .iceured tbe services of said Cliarleswoi'tli, w o intend keeping tlie large.-taml best assortnieiit of Furniture cv.'i’ otVeied in tliis vi cinity, at Now York C a . sii P uu i.iSiiiml no lumibng.— 3'ho Fiirnitiiio offered in (bis market is and will lio selected from oiio of Dm largest Warenmnis in Ibe City of Now York, and evoty article sold warniukd perfect. Our rooUo is C H E A P F o n C A S H ! and please our Customera, and not to he vndcraold hy any one. Our stock cimsi.sW in pint of Large and Bmiill sized Malmgauy 'fete a Totes ; Ro- fiiH of all kinds, fcoin $l(i uimard.s ; Vnllairo rbaire, largo and small; Malrngmiy Itockiug cimiis, vmimis styles J A largo a-ssortmeut of Malmgaic Hpi iiig Heat Olmire ; Malmgauy, Bbi. U \\ almit, Elegi re, Maililo andMalinganyTop, (’oriUe, Oval, Hide, ('aid and Hu- fn Tallies J Marldo ami Malmgauy T\p \Vusb Hlands; Alarblo und Malmgauy Tup JUe.ss ilm iMiis ; Malmga- liy French Bedsteads. Also, a large and gemaa] as sortment of (’omumii Furiiitiiie. (lilt Framoami Ma in,gany Limlfing-Obiases, lin.ei' limn e\ei i.llbreil iu this niM'ket. Hair and Hea Grass ami Evelaiov Mat- tioBseson hand and madotiua-der to IH any sized Ued- stends. Any order Ibr Furiiiture, U,ft with our Agent, D.t'luitr.iiwwoimi, atFoirr I’ i . ain , willlm Blmdes, Trimmings, Looking Glasses of all sizes, a rffaK 'S s iilK K?) 'IrS'lSiTiS cnitijiltito iwiiaa liiniisiiiiig $io.nno 10,01)0 • - S:S - - S:S ii^Q .O O O G i P 'r a i r o n 'I’liE i i?i2oi»i.i3. Kiigraviiigs, colored in oil, Hlcel pinto Engravings, ('ash L(iaus, for 100 yoara each, T O T A L , .$'250,000. 'i'lm. American Arliats' Union, would re.-ipectfidlx ainioiince lo tho eitizens of tlie nvdied Htates inul llu t'aimilas, tliat for Uio purposo of Uieudvinicnmiit uml exieu.siou of tlie Fine Arts, and with u view- of cim- hliiig every Caniily (hiouglmut tbe length and lireadtb of tim lan'd, to becoiim posse.s.sed of a gallery of pie- .tores, many of tliein tbe work ol' jmintor ini'iids, and Onally, for Urn purim,se of giving a world wide cireu- D A R L E r S G R E A T ^ P W T U R E OF WYO- Tliey have detorniined to distribute among the pur- rliasere of tliis wmk, pRR’E, $1.00, 250,000 Giffo, of the value of $'2.i0,000, J J S T OE G IFTS, atni-lilo fci*«*iinvy, 100 elegant busts of Washiiij 100 \ \ Webker, loo \ '* (.’allimiu, 4)H P a i n t i n g s nu«l colorciX Stev] Iflngx’uTlngs ,50 elegant Oil Pniiitinga, ) eacb $100. ill splendid gilt Irnmc.s, size 3 .x 4 ft. j 1,000 loo elegant Oil Paintings, 2 x H ft. ciicli, .10, 6,000 500 steel iilate Eugiuviugs.bi'illiautlv eulored in oil, rich gilt frames, '24 x 30iii.oa. $10, $.1,00(1 10,000, elegant steel plate Engraving,s, colored in oil, of the il'aahingtoii Monument, 20 x 20, each. $4, $10,000 2.37,000 .steel jdato Eiigrai iiig.s, (Vom 100 diireieiit jilates, now in possessioii of, and owned by tlie A rtists' Union, of tlie inurket value of, from 60 cts. to 1,00, each, $41,000 R E A L E S T A T E , $84,000. ] elegant Dwelling, in !t‘2d at. in N. Y, city, $12,000 ‘2'2 Imilding lots in lOO nml lobst sts. N. Y. city, • eacb‘25 X 100 ft. dceii, encii $1(100, $‘22,000 100 VilbiSites, cimtainiug each 10,000sq, ft, in the suhiirlH of Afow York city, and eommaiiding a magnillcent view of the Tlmlsmi River and Long Island Hmiml, eiieh, $500, $50,000 L O A N S OE C A S H , $30,000. 20 loans of ca-sh, for lOO yre, eacli, witlmut interest Of security, ‘2.50 eacli, $5,000 “ i; ii “ » ii »S 2il()0 '* “ \ \l “ lojioo The Imldcr of each tii-Fot, i.s entitled first, to a steel plato engraving, (»iJto 35 x 3(l in.) of tlm Ovout A m e ricnii U lstoi Uml W ovU a t A r t , iHo<Ue«t|ert lu lialiv tip iw A N e w M ctliotl,. cures or AStuina anu uonsmnpwon m vue vnty ot tsew York and vtcinity for a few mouths past, ever known tp man, It la nrortuoing an impression on Diaeases of the Lungs never before witnessed by the medical pro fession. (See certificates in the hands of Agents,) The inhaipr is worn on Dm breast, nnrter Dm linen, withoirt the least inconvenience, the heat pf (he body being sufficient to evaporate the fluid,—supplying the longs conetanDy wiDt a healing and agreeable vapor, masing into all the air-cells and passages of (he lungs Diat cannot poBsihly he reached hy any otlier medi- ejne. Hero is ft ease of . ' , 4 S T H M 4 CUJIEH, BnooRpTN, N, y ., Deo, 20th, I8S3, For about eight years I have been severely affileted with the Asthma; for the last two years I have suf fered beyond all my powora pf desmiption; months at - timoil Imve not been able to sleep in a bed, getting h a t rest I eould sitting in my chair, My difficulty of reatbing,and my sufferings, svere so great a t times, that for hours together my frioifos expected each hour would ho my last. During the past six years I have had the aid and attendance of some of the me sutlering this medicine has relieved me from, kly ad vice to the suffering is— tby it . MARGARBTEASTON. C O N S U M P T IO N O U R E J L N ew Y obk ^D cc , 27th, 1§53, I came to New* York in tho ship' Telegiiiph; my nar tive place is St. JoUns,New Brunswick ; when Ireaoh- ed this city, my healtli wfls very poor; had a verj- bad cough, raised a good deal of matter, which was fre quently mixed with blood ; bad pain in my loft side, and was very w-eak and emaciated, Jly Iriends and pliy,sician pronounced my case Consumption, and be yond tho reach of medicine. I accidentolly heard of believe was the means of saving my life. Boon after wearing tlm Inlialer, I found it relieved the pvessufo oinny lungs, and alter a while the dLeaso made ite appeaiance upon the surface under the Inhaler. J took tbe CUevry Byrap fis directed, and couthumd to (“S e d . ^ 'l ......... ............... . , ................... . Dherpiens- ‘*^'Hnld by BOYD &BAUI„No,lU Cbambere^b-let ; 0, II, RING lamier of Jolm street and BrCflflwtiy.N, Y, B,-ic,e $3 (i qaekage. N. Q,—-Any ]iereon indosing $3 to Bovn & r A n i., or Cpims & ffiiiiKiNd. New Yui'lc, will vdcrivc 3 iinrliage oontuiuing u bottle of Hygean Vapor, one of Clien-j'- Hyriip, and an Inbaler, In a neat box, by express, free to luiy part of tlm Unitert States | or four iiiiejiages loj- ^40,000 igton, at$l()() $10,000 !s as 100 10,000 m . a g S S s S j g S j cniifitoiitly on hand ut reduced prices, ' Tiieir WiU'orooms in New York .are at Nos, 400,458,450 Reiivl street. W E N T Y m T H A DEGRAFF, D. G haulebwoutu , Agent, Fort rialn, June 28,1854. n iiy i U A Y S Q A G F 4 1 ftOLOnrON NORTON, W cIglicY, A,8P WUI.RU IN GvocericB} I’rovisloiia, ^Sre,, &c, ^ 0 0 $ o f aqpftl hipln Stft., iFavi HJalUt N E W E I U W N K W « 0 0 0 8 1 milJil Sfihtirrihers woillfl respeetfully talfp Dtis meth- A oil of Informing Dipiv nuiuei'oua frieiuia and D ip pnblip generally, that they will continue the Merchnn- Die iinainess at tlm Btorc lately occupied hy rioter HASLET, wiievc they will l)p happy to aeo Dielr old friends and customere, Thpy Bvenowvoceivi im r P E m o m , HroniloIfttfiSi fttnl V e st Inga* In eonnectfon with Dil# rtPpaHmpnt Dmy will keep ft large flasQvtmopt of choleo EA m m r mooEMWE, which thffv will sail on DiPhioit fnvfivnlito tovmft. sissa a s E g a a Cordage, Nalls, ac ,, A c , It la wlDiiHit floBhfe Dm e m d P E s v CASH s m m , wpstof New York, for Dooila qri gold chpapor Dmn 3tvy Rtothi iSiniwA.O NFl!, BOhOKOH l i W I J t , , .) AhVBftnJ.Wftftxim, ,f I ’mlHIftJn, Ajafl it, R',4. Older, will hfi (orwiuffoi!. cmelully parked, either SK I S s i r S ' mure than ,1 tiekets, can have his choice out of MO different subjocte, from slcel plates owned hy Die Av ticket he hill Uia office of , A g e n ts,—Persons de-sirons tn bo become Agents, 505 ilroftdway, New. :B2CCSJLQi:oii AND JOE G R .E4M S 4 L Q 0 N , F i r s t Hfoov lliwat o f Hto HfthJti Pfwiftl R$* . ...... . ..... , . ....... flUNC . . .......... .. hotter handsomely omnmentofl, A CHAPTER WORTH READING. D r . W E B S T ’KIVS -A G U E A N D F E V E R SPECIFIC.— 'TtH E cmistanl and uniformly favorable to.stimoninl» X furni.died the proprietor of tins medicine, by l)i-uggi.-<ts nml Morebants tbvonghout the United •Hates, wlmbavo been engageii in its sale for several yenv.s past, nod wnt<-lu>d ite dVecte, is tliebert pos.-,ibl& guaranty tliat Dr, Web-sters Bpeiitfo for Ague and t'ever, uml Nervous or Biek Headrtclieis auj'e, aunv ipcedy and unparalleled. This mixture isicarefnlly compounded according to' the .strict rules of Rhnnmicy—after a formula, used aicc(!,s.sfiilly in private practice for many j eai-.-i, by up eminent Rbysidari. Its original pnipose, now dail,v being realizeil, was to supjilaiU and drive out of the market wortliless uustvums, prepared by iiupostore, ig norant of the seimu p of mediciito—and introduce iiv their stead mi article whose tiiernpentfo qualities iqust Lin iieknowledged by all who test its virtues. # Wlioi'o tlio direetions ai'P carernlly observed, in ca- les of Obills mid Fever, and other billions diaordere, IS well as in case.s ot Nervous Bendadm, a cure may jc regarded as certain. In uiuiiy cases, so oUstiuufo ill tlieir ty)ie, Uiati they liave batfled tlm skill of Riiy- ■iidans, and obtained tlio mastery of the patient for imaitlis, tills medicine has interposed and acuouipUali- ud ite immediate and radii al cure. 'I’liu Hjiecilie is entirely free Itom Qninhm—and in all cases leaves tlie patient in a healthier fttld move robust slate of mind and body. It isndapted to uR agea. By its pendinr funnation, besides elieeking Dm ,\guo amt Fever, it nete kindly on tlio Liver and Hpleeii, pidimiting their seeietimi and keeping Diem lieaUby. It also opens the bowels, demises Diem of olVensi've mutter, iairitfos the blood, and pve\elite .Vgne. eukes. t'evtitieates, verified l>y affidavit, and eovrobmalcd liy men id' the liigliust lespcetability ean be pvedmeil ill abundaneo, attesting to tlm truth of Dieso declara tions. Being afforded for o n ly S* I>ev MotUe this is tho dieaiie.st and moat reliable medidiio for t'liills and Fever extant, tdrPrcpaied and sold, wholo,salp and rctail'by O.W. WEBHTER, Druggist and Apotiieonry, Fort P U E M I U a i T U t l S S K S . r i l l i e O n ly Pvl*e M e d al f o r tl’i-visaos a w a r d - JL ed to Mursli & C’o., by the Indn,stria] Exliibitiop iff all Nations at Dm Cry.stnl Valmm, for their new Hadkat Cure HVuss.tbns giving it Dunngh tlicir Btir- gieal Committee,Ih-ofe.ssms J. Renwiek. Willard Park er, .1, M. Uamiehnn, A. Clarke, Dr's. Gaillnrdct, Lud- lew. Ellet, Pavknufn and others, the enqdiiitio iuipr}- matorfor wbieb its inventor bus labnml assiduously for twenty tivo ycni’s, mid wliiclt had nlvcmly been nn« tidpated by mimy of tbe ^New York Hurgeont 2i Maidoji, New Vorlc. at 21 eente. An cxionsive list of murcantilo and other genUemen ciwed by Uiis Triaa (ivy bo seen at their office, Surgical and Anutomicai Me 0. ........... _ i.pajoharie, N O T IC E OE R E I I I O V A L . liRVOS, PAINTS, OILS, «tp„ every si^o fovnished, nRon slwvt noDee, a t fitetw)' pij* Fort I%in, May 1,1854, nS Fffil ?lfttoo?iffifi lo, ^ ^ ^ iw Itoftnawivtinentof sste f ,\ dwift lift fthn'rt notif-h ftpd in the jat- efitff.vlcs. HINAMAN tV M B H E lh Ftni Plain, May M,M5L pW He, i; Otwtvjvi ciic n ji o v n X W, fra n PIS m m cesRestftiiiyinfflmitUwhff eJ « ftve In want of fthoetn ^'l^^^ioV k ^ n d Watch j’cpRirinpf, nf*¥«y T O R RRlNTHiin fif pvpty'flesrriirtton, fjj ffiiBoffiim.iritn neatm*® amt dc^atclb reas.omrti,Cs
