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I- r D eath op S ir OnAin-Ks NAriKn.--Tl)o <3onth of Admiral Sir Ohnrlos Nnpior is aunouiKod by Uio lii«l Lu- ropo. Ho was i« rospooti n remark. . able mau. Althoiigb aprung from a noble Ancestry, bo was essoutially the arclntect o f hb own fortune. Entering tho navjr when promotion depended more upon merit than ppon interest, he passed through all tho grades of oflScerhood, earning each b hard service, until he attained the highei honors of his profession. His first decided Jaurels were won in taking Fort Edward, Martinique. He afterwards figured as a volunteer in tho War of the Peninsula, where he distinguished himself by his bravery and strategic skill. In 1811, he was engaged in the expedition fitted out in Sicily ; captured the Island of Ponza; And was invested with an order by tho K ing of Naples. Kesigning bis command in the BrUish navy be entered tbe service of tbe King of Portugal, where be served with distinction for several years. Eelurn- iing to England, he resumed active sor>ice mtd bore a prominent part in the proceod- -Ings against Meliamot Air and Ibrahim Pasha upon tho coast of Syria. For this 'fiorvico he was knighted, while 'tokens of regard wore showorod upon liim by tho fiovovoigns of other Powers. Retiring froi the navy he entered Parliament, where he Aspoused the W h ig cause, and made stren uous efforts to tDcreasQ the efficiency o f the navy. H e was, moreover, the author of : several popular works,among others, “The WaJ! in .Syria.” lie was one of the most persisleot of alarmists, and principally de voted himself for the last few years of his life to getting up panics. Among his last and most favorite hc/bbies was that of a French invasion, which he rode without cessation. H e was a man of great force of charac ter ; of indomitable w ill; patriotic, but . wrong headed, ou many subjects; dogmat ic. conceited, crotchety; at once familiar and severe toward those under his com mand ; a man who would crack jokes with R common seaman, and flog him to death’s door for the least breach of discipline; eccentric to n proverb; setting at defiance : professional etiquette in his own conduct; ' <— 116 was the first original in the navy. — s Ha died at tlje ago of IQ. h Cjimnna at thep<'e.^ Seed,” A jax . * [X o a soe we print you, Ajax, amiable young man. but you must be sharper another time. Soar above a canary bird, as, for instance, ask why South Carolina is. like a Buffering little boy in school I . Because he wants to * g o out,’ You per ceive, Ajax, what, perhaps you may do in tim e.- Good bye, AjaX. Write on, write cverlQ —Cherry Valley Gazette. W h y is.a sick Jew liVo a diamond ?— A db .— B ecause he’s a ^ew jib llO T 'fA N --0*CO N K O ^ - - In Mbs KAtM O’CON- Koa, « f t h k iplRcC. .,N .Y . . J i ; - jhum, age( \t.l^isslagalar subtle, and very fatal disease, seized ^ itsTittle TJctlm oa 'tUHlOtti o r lU h o f tbe present xnoEitbpsn^ SadcessfuUy BetjafnaUgUt all tbe re'me- I'diep for gainful as ^ i r s f i a t o r the pdtenta and friends to observe tbe de- cHne of the little' suDercr, and to give nji their ^^prlccless-treasure ip soon, sdeb was the will of ,and inbmisslob was. tho only alternative— •^ c e ^ ty h i^erlods fs th^ Divine Providence of the ^\giftbf a sweet child! an object forparcntal affcctioiw .£^tr!im t»ig(ithei5i?lt« about lo cloie la So^aoott* recalled. But life and timi ,,.growl.ng volumo of ^uelji mysteries.' But there, is a . ”kcy sonafiwhero. And even though out of our '.veach now, i t will he within It hcrc.after; where it ♦' will he the higheRt Joy of all who have loved and ’J-trusted God In thp thick darkness, to see how bright. ! :Ji.Eo AaRclear iip that darkness, and how satisfaeto- ^rjiy he can vi|idicat<S all his ways to hiscrontnre^. *' T here is no Hook, however watched and tended, ^ Blit one de.ad liitnb is there ; ^ Tiiero in no fir'esido howsoo'er defended, -r But has one Vaeant chair, ^3 he'6ir is full farewell to-the dying,' i And ittournings for tbe dead { \The heart of-Rachel, for h er children crying, . Will not be comforted. Let ns be patient, these severe afflictions, ^ Not from the ground arise, f \ w h a t seem to us but u t'din, funereal ti May be Heaven’s distant lamps.” j-''K tf5C K .--O f Con.mmption,in this village,on the mornings, o f the ivqi inst.,Mr. STEniRS liJi-ocKren of Mr. J Aeon KhooK, aged 2C years,and soma days. Mrs;Kiock had been a inemher of the well-known ♦JjSfsinifss Arm of Wood * Klook of this village, urn til compelled by his falling health a few months since to terminate his connection with it. Since 'then he lias been seeking various moans of restora- tistf, by me^ieing, and by travel,though in vain.—• ' jjur.ed by the report of a more favorable climate in ^Jowa, he repaired thither in the early Autumn; but .-his cxpectationji were not realized, and he retraced his steps, bringing with him something of aW est- ,iem fever, which, in his weakness, had seized upon ^pim, and which apparently hastened him to his (Bnd. He survived hi.s return only three weeUa, ■.<nnd expired at lest‘peacefully under the paternal j-oof. The Spirit went to God who g.ave it, while -the dust remains to return to the earth as i t was. - Mr. Klock leaves behind a wife and infant child, a father and step-mother, five brothers and a sister, tiind a very large circle of relations and friends, to mourn his Joss. : ' from the grounL ___ tentim e s celestial bencdiciipns Assume this-daTk-disguise. id but dimly through the; mists and vapors, ud theae-fiwthly damps ? i seem to us b d in ' ' terms for,bcjlding the County Courts forJ ^om eryOounty, for the year 18C0,be held a rC o p rt'H q n sainihe village of Fonda, in said ( iy.’artho'tiines foUowing^viz For the trial o f issues of law or o f fact—the first ‘Tuesday in March apd September. ' For the trial of Issues of law and hearing and dci slo'n of Motions a p d o ther proceedings,the first Tui pay in April, June, October and December. , And it is further ordered that a Court o f Sessions Jift hel.d at tUc time and place of holding tho Match and September terms of said county Court, and that a Grand and Petit Jurv be drawn and sum moned for said Conrts.-Datcd jpM da^J^n^n^ieeo. v6n37yl County Judge of M o al^m ery Coonty.\ ®o iu()om it mmj donrcvit. ^F o AED io IHE iadie F to r . P m i o i i tio ’N O o ld u n 1*111* l o r FemtilCK. tthcayt mcces$fiU as a prcvmUve, 0 rills I.a(lics by enclosing tliem $1, to tho Fori Plain Po.st omcc, can have the I’ills .sent hy m.iil, lo any p.art of the country fconlWentinlly.) .and free of iiosiage. Soldnt Canajohario hy A. P.S e ttle; Pr. Roof, Coeperslown; Pr. Smith. I.ittlo Falls, and by one Druggist In-ovcry village and i lly in tho Union. N. B, “ Bow.-irc of a connterfolt” of these Pills. Your lives and h ealth a re too valimhlc to ho trifled with. To proleel you, I Imvo eh.angcd Uio sigiiaturo im tho hoxo.s, and hereafter buy nothing called “ Diiponcos Golden Pills,” iinlew you And a fac simile of my sigimturo, t=. P. IIow-B, on every hos. All others aro I A. F MATTHEWSOW, tVATCII, gSv J E W E L R Y AND CLOCK RBPAIUEB, r p t l E undersigned has opened a Window X I n th o C r o c k e r y S t o r e o f B . L i p o , At the foot of Canal Street, Fort Plain, where he is prepared to do all kinds of Repairing to Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, on short notice, and in a satisfactory manner. MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE enables him to oiTor Ills services with confidence. A L L W O R K W A R R A N T E D . FJVGBA VZJVG .— Special attention given lo engraving. Silver Ware, Door Knobs, Cof fin Plate.s, Rings. Pins, &c., &c. ' By s trict attention to business and doing his work in the best possible manner, he hopes to receive ft liberal share of p atronage. trona^. _ _______________ Fort P lain, June 21, 18( lare of pa A. F . MATTHEWSON. 1800. 7tr PARISIAN MILLINERY. N o . 6 3 7 B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k . * l \ / f K S W . S I M M O N S desires to inform her I t X fi'loD4.s and customers that her Store is now open with a.s largo and well soleclcd stock of MILUNERV AND MILLINERS' GOODS M any hmwo in tho trndo. Her Indy patrons will always find something worthy tlioir attention, while her nierclmut and milliner castoiners who have no Itherally purchased coso goods, wiil find tho largest assortment gt tho lowest cash priccB. MRS. W .v SIMMONS, No. 637 Broadw a y , N e w York. n28in3 BUFFALO BOBl'lS! ZOLLER& HAOKNEY, the People’s Hat Store, FOrt Plain, are just in ;eipt of a large nnd saperior assortment of Buffalo and Wolf Koljes--' to which they ask the attention of close buyer*.— They are the very pick pf large lots, and; wJU bcsold at bargains. Gall and examine. Ladies’ Furs! Elegant \Styles! 27w4 HURRAH FOR—HURRAH! Ilol—all ye m/io have received !()'> cents for y6ur Cheese and 26 cents for your Jiops, and ye who had no Cheese or Jfofs, < 3 c O t t > “ T H E P E O ^ ^ E ’S ,HAt; CAP AND FUR STORED’ where has just^eeu received the latest styles of FUE, PLUSS AND CLOTH CAPS, for Men and Bojs«a1so TTOOi^.l FTJE, GLAEET, 'CA^SI- MEE AND SILK HATS, and where Clark and Hoffniap’s \ copious'’ and fast, sailing boat Winona ha* just arrived) loaded with FMHIOKUJ^L]^ FXfES, llADIES' AND MISSES* MUFF0, CUFFS AND CAPES, MEN’S FUE 'MUFFLERS OAFS AND GLOYEB, BUFFALO, WOLF AND BADGEE^ EOBES, All of which aro for sale very cheap hy tho bale or piece ( a t ZOILEE & -HACprEV’S, (ONE B O O B s d u i n o p t h b ’ p ^ s i o p p i o b j FORT PKAIN, N. Y. m i w - G I N » A S a lU iiU J U jO lA li a g e n t . . . THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT, TflSPEOrALLY Resigned fov the use of tho Med- JCufccd Pro/es^tojvftnd.tho Family, having superse ded tho so-called-‘Gins,” •‘Cordial,\ ‘‘Modioated,” \Solinanps etc.,Is now endorsed by all ul'tho prom- fnont physicians, chemists and connoisaenrs. ns pos sessing all of those t'n/n'a»«c medicinal qualities (ton ic nnd diuretic) which boloug to nu old ftud pur^ Gin. Put up in quart bottles and iiold by all drug-' gists, grocers, etc. . A. M. BININGBR & CO., (Established m 1778.) Sole Proprietors. , _ No, If) Broad street, N. Y’ For Sale h y B . S . B A R N E S & C O ., No. } Park Row, New,’ York. SPEVSIA.—What j s i t ? how cured? This § forward, incontrovertible essay, - -------- ,, hedlth.'-dtfd’ disease! Du. 0 . P helps B uown prepares a remedy which is imoxafnpled inks cL..„ cy_Tlic A gaoian B alsait . In c a ^ s of consump tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and Nerv ous Debility where death seems the manifest de-tiny of the sufferer, the world can show no parallel to th o '^ e c t s produced by the AcAciAN B alsam .— Each organ of tbe body feels its beneficial infinencc. From' paitt'and feeblciiess, the patient springs up to a cheerful enjoyment'of life, and a powerful sense of solid restoration. The A cacian B alsam is sold at. $2 p er large bottle by KLOCK & CROUSE,. Solo A gents. who has'also .a small ijifraber' of trial boWh price 2.1 cents each,as the proprietor wishes introduce this remarkable Tcmedy- in Bueb^a * manner as to pypcludo all. doubts Of Jts,.bcing a genuine article. 8Cw*tp. £1 ■7 ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL • BROADWAY, K T sm -W T - - s r o s a E C . . • - Nicholas tnificent, estsb\ ■ What it was then, it remains to day-wif/iout a rival m sizt, in sumptuousness, and in the general etements of comfort and enjoyment. Tho hotel has accommodations for 1 , 0 0 0 guesits, including 1 0 0 co m p le te su i t e s o f a p a r t m e n t s for families. - . S ix liu n d r e d p e r s o n s can be comfortably seated! a t the tables of its three public dining rooms, and nothing that modern art has devised for the convenience and social gratification of the traveling public: has been omitted in its plan, or is neglected In its practical details. The early ropntation of the honse at home and abroad, derived from its magnitude, itsimperb ap pointments, and U« homedike comforts and luxuries, has been enhanced cveiy year by the unwearied ex ertions of the proprietors. 17mS TREADWELL, WHITCOMB & CO H A R N E S S SHOP J J V S F . JOIINSVILLE. rn ii o HiibBcriber w I b I im to annoiineo to tlin people X of 8t. Johnsvltlc nnd vicinity, that ho has again opened ids Ifarncwt Shop In 8t, Johnsvillo, IN THE NEW BiUOK BUILDING , erected liy him during tho p ast season, nnd thnt ho will a t all times bo prepared to supply customers with HARNESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS, & 0 ., &c., on reasonable terms. The public are invited to give him a call and ex amine iliis stock. AUGUSTUS BBABMAN. Oct. 1.3,18C0. 24m3 pictitvcg ^ | 3atnttng. Artistic Fainting. BANNERS, TRANSPARENGIES AND SIGN PAINTING can bo done at the shop of th.o undersigned, in Fort Plain,equal to any work produced incur large cities. Also for Clubs, liile-sized P o r t r a i t s of anyiof the Candidates for the (Presidency, paint od on reasonable terms. Head quarters In tho Carriage Manufactory of Betzinger & Stichol, 18tf n. WHITFIELD. A OOOD X ji X 3ES. 3E3 3NT 3EJ S JS — OJfi— C > \ x a ? * a F ^ j ^ l e a x c a L i e i , Should he Procured while they are with us; AS DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS, We Should 'Procure the shadow ere the substance perish/ The most Beautiful and Permanent „ ^ M a a l 3 X * o t 3 r x > o j a i , M E L AI N O T Y P £ 8 , Are taken, ovory day, clear or cloudy, A T VROMAN^S P H O T O G R A P H I C G A L L E R Y , W E B S T E R BUlLDhVQ, Main Street, Fort Plain. ^ ^ r ices n-i Joff M any First Class 'Gqllery In tDo jKI^Don't get a (so-cnlled)* cheap Ambrotype, aS they a re the dearest in the end, 7yl • -.Psat. Y O R K .-P-SU P R B lffi mom -- ------------ - , ----------- ------- -------- . Bzr.KNAr, plaintiff, which will bo Hied with tho Clerk of the County of Montgomery; and to servea copy of yonr iffliWer ou the subscriber, at his officq in tho villago o r Fort Plain, County of Montgomery) Stale of Few Ycrk-w jthin twqhty day* after thd scry ice o f this'Summons, exclusive *^of tho day of service; nnd it you fall tonnawdrsald complaint as hereby required, the plaintiff wilVapnly tq. (he Court ' ir tho relief demanded in rim ccraplamt. D q tedA » g U 8 t23d„l8C 0 .^^^^^^g^^ f PlaintilTs Attorney. The complaint in the above action was filed in tho otfleo o f tlie clerk of the' county of Montgomery, N. Yi, on rilo 31st day of October, 1860. 2CwO OieoKaB Y ost , Pl’ffsAtt’y. g U P R l B M E iKU.KUag'st 1 id others. AXNAH IH ousb an d others. By virtue of a judgment of tlie Supreme Com laStato o f New York, rendered and entered in New York, on the first day of Dccc o'clock in tho forenoon, the following described real estate and premises, v iz: “ All that tract ot, parcel of land sitnated in thetoWn o f Minden .Mont gomery County, N. Y., ueing the homestead farm, formorlyoff Abraham House f devised by said AbrU'# ham to hiaison Henry Channcey b y h ialast will and testament, and being lot Number two in « patent, granted toi W ieser Wagner and others,and bounded on the westerly side by lands of Henry T. Moyer; on tho northerly side by lands of H. 1. Moyer and T^o above idcscrfptlot Her I anddn t l . , . . ............. - .......... ..Her nnd Abraham ..(lonso, J r .— Tno above description lamo ns In tlie jnortgago t ''is action has irorcclo.scd. Dated Port Plain, 0 ____ ____ ■ ■ “LARK, Bhcrill, Deputy ®h^®^'iff. in, Oct. 18,1800. L.B . CLA' By W m . B owen , B J. G bnteb , Plaintiffs Attorney. Q h e r if l r ’is P r o c l a m a t L O o f Oyer antf Terminer i s ; •e Court Hou! ----------- ' who have taken any recognizance for the appear ance of any person at such Court, or who have ta- Irah any inqtiispion, or the examination of any pria- oner or witness, are required to return such recog nizance, inquisition nnd examination to the said Court at the opening thereof on the first day of its sitting. Given under my hand and seal, at the Sheriff’s Of- •flee, this 23d day of October,1860.' 27w2 L.B . CLARK, Sheriff. T -O -B P -R -I-N -T -I-N -G o f evory w deaoription, neatly and promptly dofloAt this oDaco, a t reasonable prices. Dr. Ham’s Spirit. ■ \ r O T I E E T O C I I E D I T O R S .- - - P o r s n a n t X V to an order of Richa;rd H. Coshney, County Judge of the County of Montgomery, acting as Sur rogate, according to the Statate in such case made nnd provided, Notice is hereby given to all persons having clalima against George HaJ), late of tho town oLMlnden, In tho Connty of Monfgoipery, deceased, that they hro required to exhibit tnb same, with the vouchers tlicrcofr to John B. Hall -of. tbe town of Strtrk, Herkimor County, o r to Robert Hall, of Ibd town of MSnddn, in Montgomery County, a t their respective places of busincee, on or before tho 10th day,of May next, - • » Dated O.ctober 29, I860. ' ' ' JOHN n - h a l l , ROBERT HALL. , id testament of Georg# Hlmfellanoita. FRUIT & VEGETABLIES. iJlH B und^wlgncd^Jkc^^^^^ Ito Beekman Hall, all kinds of FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Also a wcU selected stock of CHOICE FAM ILY GEOGEEIES, FRESH FISH, &c. Being desirous to receive a liberal share of pub lic patronage, we will endeavor, by fair prices and honorable deal, to merit the same. ________ 71A MBS CUNNING, MATXHlSW CUNNING. i860. 16yl Lum ber! Lum b er! nnhe subscriber Ijeeps constantly on X hand, a t his mills in St. Johnsvillc, SPRUCE FLOOR PLANK. CLAP BOARDS, PINE and SPRUCE CEILING, PINE LUMBER. .Iso all kinds of BUf Having introduced, wltliout regard to expense, tlio very best machinery for S uiifaos P lanino , T i ’ uniko nnd S awing , In all lliolr respective branch- 1*8, Ishnll at all times hold myself prepared to fill 1 . JohusviUo, Sept. 20, l&OO. 20yl H . to. W ILLIAM S , Dealer in all kind* of H e a v y an d S h e l f H a r d w a r e , C a n a l S tre e t , F o r t P l a i n , T T A S now on Land a X X largo and well selected stock His stock -will embrace,'as usual, n heavy nasort- ment of NAILS, IRON and STEEL; nil of the best brands; among which may he found a large assortment of Gertuin* Secedes, R e fd English, Peru Horse Shoe, Nail Rods, Stake^and Scroll Iron, Cast Steel from 4 in (j) 2 in. square. Octagon and Round. M E C H ANICS TOOLS, Such as Rlncksmiths’Auvils, Bellows, Vices, Sledges, Hand Hammers, Shoeing Hammers, Pam n g Knlvos, Screw P lates, Hand Drills, Ac. Spear * Jackson’s Hand Saws, Butcher's* Buck’* Fermer Chisels. Sole agents for Morris’ Celebrated Carpenters Edge Tools, consisting of Framing Cliiscis, Broad Axes, Adze, Draw Shave*, Hand A.XC. 1 , Hatchets, #c. Carpouters’ Bench Planes, Augers, Steel Squares, Braces and Bltts, *c. im u S B TRIMMINGS of all dcicriptlon*, Door Lntohes, Looks and Knobs, Bell Carriages, ao . Particular attention Is paid to Saddlery nnd Coach IlArdvrare, wlilcli is kept c onitantlj on hand. Enameled Cloths, Enameled and Patent Leathers, Carriage Cloths nnd Damasks. Also Spokes, Hubs, Bent Rims, Bent Seat Bails Ao. it forFairhanki X complete assortmwit of Tiu Ware always oi hand. H. B. WILLIAMS. Fort Plain, May 26, I860. v7-u3. P H A L O N & S O N ' S ©rientsl feam” T o r B e a u t i f y i n g th e S k i n &. C o m p lex io n Is without question,. The “ Beautifier o f the Age.” ^ A CLEAR COMPLEXION” js desired ’ uho P l f a i o n ’8 Liquid “ S n o w 'W h ite O r i e n t a l C r e a m . ” “ T H E C O M E A H o N o p ito A E T Y . ” Fhalon & Son’* Llq^d, W h ite “ T U B SNOW W H I T E O RIE N T A L CREAM ” removes Freckle*, Tan and S iin- P h f t lo n & S o n 's L i q u i d “ S n o t r W h i t e OsnuiTAi. CiiBAM” rcudors the roost homely, att'ractiv*. P h a l b n & S o n ’s L i q u i d ‘ ‘ S n o w W h i t b Orlcniftl Cream** impart^ a inost boauUftol lUKtro to the. coarsest compl6xlorj( N A T U R E ’S R I V A L . ” . . ' ' . I^iitou & Sou?* liqulll i‘ Snow White Oriental CroamV for sale b y all I)ruggisfi.*ndJCancy-Good8 Dealers. ‘ rhat a bcaullfut crc.aluro I ! 1 everybody exclalitwf rShq uses Phalon & Son’s Liquid '• Suow White Orient '• _____________ talCreara.'j 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 to o ttles o f P h a l d n & Son.’# “ Snow White Oriental ■Sold d urlngthc past y e ar to tho ladles of Now York a t y . Upon the receipt by mall, of 60 c ents, a bottle of the Snow WhUe will bo sent by express to any part of the World. . I P H A L O N & 8 O N tg t rjiESEiirjFO, BF'AUTfFrma a n b jobessi ^ ci T H E H A I R , is p repared from purifled and dcodortzud ^ cojifioji j\:ux oitj . It effectually cleanses tho Hair nffd-jTcln 6f the Head from Scurvy nnd every species o f Impurity, nnd Imparts a pleasing odor. From tlio peculiarly Innocent natur# of the Cocin, It l.-i an Invahmhlo appendage to the toilet, and csprclftlly applicable to th* n ursery as * preventive of all Scalp JJitMiUKid efficient promoter of healthy, lux- irlant hair. lArgo bottles 60 coats, small bottles 26 cents, Man- uiUcturodby PNJIBOA-K EOJf, ^ I 61 GrSon-Btrect, Now York’ ' U.. C. R.- T . A. XTNrVEtlSAD COTJOH REMEDY For a ll T h r e a t & L u n g Complaints,ftoin Common Coughs to Actual Consumptiori. , B L l T H N E W E I a t r ’ S J U S T L Y C E L E B R A T E D T o lii A n o d y n e -T h o Natural antLSure Remedy for a l l ■ :C o m p l^lnt» j From Neuralgia through all cftRC* .where Opium wot fiver uHcd to thnt of Delirium Tremeno, and. the common chief cause of Dlseaso ’ L O S S O F S L E E P . , The Great Central Active Principle of tho Tolu Anodyne is a true development of the Original Natural Opiate. In all cases wherever Opium has OENBffiWi'AOENTS, J. W.HUHNEWSLL&CO. 7 & 8 Commercial \Wharf Boston. GBO. HUNMEWELL, * * f 145 jWatcr S treet, New York, Under tho special supervision of C h c m i« t-& F h a rm < tceu ti* t» B o « to n f M i Whoie rignntarO cover* the cork* of the geiji . , 1 BabfiOck A Gregory *eent#) F o rt Plain, l^n n e n & B io *. LitOe Fall*. AtMug. S S o c l D S S e e i S C l o t h i n g S to r e . AT FORT PLAIN. General assortment of B R O A l > C L O T H S I Cassimers, Vestings, FURNISHING GOODS, BEADY MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHING M A D E TO ORDER, P A R IS AND N E W YO RK Fashions jostTCceivcd a nd ready for circulation. SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MAOIUNE, T H E B E S T I N T H E W O RLD. No belter good* will he offered thi* acaaon.ifi 'ort P lain. < ± £ j i G ^ : s c j [ j s r G r made np in the best stylo and in \ double quick All order* promptly attended to, and the best of iatiafaction given. Please give me a call and examine my stock. L E A N D E R FO X . Fort PloIn,Bcpt.20,16C0. Q . O O D REASONS WHYY.OUSlIOUlto BUY YOUR 1 C L O T H I N G ^ AT THE - • i GRBAT /VSTARW I ^Becadse^griclkn Ikfy’ the best made' Clothing ^Because you can select fioin the Largest Stock in ♦he city. -Becauseyou .can buy cheaper than at any other itore. - . * » - - i .^Bccauie you hujr„ tlie latest and most popular *^^Beb’nnse’ you con certainly expect fair and honori ''^Becttuso j*on, can'‘ trade picarently and without '^*Be^are yhu ean b n y ^ o r e and better goods for B ccauaeyoucanhu|'of ^ KINGSLEY * SON. 10 Pioneer* of I.ow Prices. Now then, if you^ want to buy well made nnd Borvlccnblc, H E P IS THE PLACE I If you want to buy ^ F I N K ’c i i O T H I N O [ in every respect equal to the best Custom Work, HERE IS THE PLACE! If yon want to buy . ^ ' P T O N I S H I N ® aO O D S , better and cheaper,and in'the greatest variety, HERE IS THE PLACE! If yon Want to SAVE MONEY, T H E G R E A T W A R D R O B E la the place, nnd THE VERY BEST PLACE I )atlci*tonc-qi»rtc^or what you ii iHcbical. Dr. J. Bovee Dods’ IMPEEIAL WINE 3 B I '3 ? T ‘3Ei*=tjS I A R E tiuide from a pure nnd unudiiltomted W ine X X w h ich is about douhio tho usual stre n g th of Winc.s,aiid is imported by only one house in tlie U nited States. Also from th e following valuable Roots, H erbs& c ., viz : Solomon’s Seal, Spikenard, Com frey, Camomile Flowers, G entian,W ild Cherry Tree Bdik, a n d Barberry. W E C H A L L E N p E \ T l x e , \XTVT’ox-X c a L TO PRODUCE •rfiEJElU EQ.UAU Z Z TV'S do not profts.s to have discovered some Root* “ known only to the Indians of South America.” and a cure for ‘-iill tliscaseii which the flesh is liuir to,” but wo claim to present to the public a trulv v.aluable pre paration, which every iulelllgent I’hysican in tho coun try will ajirovc of and recommend. As a remedy for IN C IPIEN T . CONSUMPTION, Wciik Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases, of the Nervous .sy.stem, I’aralysis, I’iles, Disea.«fs peculiar to Females, Debility, and all cases requiring a Xonic they U 'a a . i s T a .x ’ia^ik.isiG JO ca.! For Sore Throat, so common among tlie Clergy, fliey are truly vaUmltle. For the aged ami Tnflrm, or for persons of a weak canstitmion—for .Ministers of tlio (jospel, I.awyers, and all piihlio H|)onkorH—for lloolc-KcpporH, TullorH. fienins. tresses, Studonls, Artists, ami all persons leading a se dentary life, they will prove trniy buneflelal A r II IJovcragv, they arc wlrolcsomo, liinoooiit. and dollelims lo tlio taste. 'I'lioy produce all the exhilara ting elfuets of Itruudy or Wine, wltliout liilo.xleuilng; ami aro a valnahln remedy for persons addletoil in ex- ccsslvo nso or strong drink, and wlsli to refrain from it. Tliey a re pure and entirely free from tlio poisons eon- ttiiticd 111 tlio nduUoratod Wiucs and Liquors with which ‘‘ Tlieso BiUors CURE, but PREVENT Disease, and should bo used by all who live in a country where tlie water is bad, or wlioro Cliills and Fevers aro pre valent, Being entirely innocent aiul liurinless, they may bo given frcoly to Chlldron iiml Iiifanks with impunity. riiysiciaiis, Olcrgvraoti, -and temporanco advocates, as CHARLES WIDDIFIELD:.& CO., ork. 21yl. P R O P R I E T O R S , ■78 W i l l i a m s t r e e t. N e w Y o rk For 8aio by all Druggists. _______ Whiskey, in combination with ninny simple Altera tive.8 nnd iBitter Tonics calculated to act upon every part of the digestive organs, and through them to reach and cure all complaints arising from a diseas- are liiglily uourishing and fattening,and ,as a T onic for O ld l^EOPi-E.UELic.tTE L adies ,C onsumptive P a ws , and all weakly persons, they cannot be sin ;ed. In all cases of Weakness or Debility, the; will give immediate relief, ^nd^^mpart a strang IS HDii, and complaints consequent upon a disordered state of the Storanch,Liver,and Bowels,they nre nn- onualed. As an ngrooablc 8tomncliic,tliey nre much aamired ; they sharpen tho appetite, brighten tho intellect, and infuse new life and vigor, No one who uses those Bitters, can ho suhjeet to on attack of P kvkk nn d Aorn, or Diarrhoea. Put up in Quart UottlCK, in tvn»es of one and two d o z c ^ L i r a i ^ s ^ ^ ^ o ^ lOyl 2(iTreraont St,. Boston, Mnss. *oJ Vlafn f D o n ! ® ; R. J . & A- G. Grant, Agents, .Ajjiany. _______ iSH'A Wonderful A WONDERFUL AGE! ‘ Hetrick’s Sugar Coated Pills. GK.'iTi.EMB.v: About one i r u ' i K r d ' s a i S S I l S ' J S 30 /.in .abscess in my rigljt ^ . t s largo as a pint 'f bowl, or larger Uuui a - cocoa nut. I had not buttoned my ^^est with. ___ any comtort for over a . 1 had consultpdBonic of-physicians in tho Btnto, among whom was Prof. Hamilton, of Buffalo, and many othcr.s, all of whom dccidod ihnt my exso would torjiilnato fatally .; .that tho abscessw o u ld ovontunlly break Inward and run my life away. I was hot able to labor much for two years, nnd not liking to bo Idle, J commenced taking y our pills. 80on- after the swelling commenced disappearing, and Anally appeared tffpoiht ’'oxforimlly. T hocamo alarmed, and sentfor Dr. Spragiio, who advjUscd mo to continue iho Pills, os my euro was rapidly being completed. Icoiitiiiued to use tho pill.sln small dosc.s for some monlb.s, and found raysolf fully rc. stored, tho ulcer healed, and I consider myself a well Valley, Madison comity, N, Y w lioro person- 1««K I'tiM . You m«y ptilU ii tills leuw ir J ™ i . t l h . * k , « J . d . » , . e y . y c. ' JOasrlho discovery of eentiii.va pill with SM^moeniium- tod witli Dr. Merrick. Allodiors are cmiiitorfeUs, mid tr used, will do lianii, mid dtaappnhit tho tick. Her- H e r r i c k ’s K i d S t r e n g t h e n i n g P l a s t e r s . THK GREAT STRENGTHENER AND PA lN THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOCSEllOLt) KEMEDY l.VTIIE WQUID. Tlicsc renowned Plasters cure pains, weakness and distress in the back, sides and breast, in five hours. In deed, so certain a re they to do this, that tho proprietors to the wants of Females and others t Their application is uuivorsnl-^equally U>thestrongm.m,«iqdcIicatewuman. T .L . KINGSLEY & SON. ahd'othorei'trin^^^ their Imigsnnd liiclr Fort Plain nnd by Druggists tliroiiglioiittlic Uiiitt'il.«?tatcfl, at p PllACTICAI. ClIK.Ml.SI THE GEEAT WAEDEOBE, IV i t h I t s N u m e r o n * B r a n c h e s , dlflerent Stores arc located as follow*; At No. 112 ^ENESEE s t r e e t , UTICA. N, Y. At No. 03 DOMINICK STREET, ROME, N. Y. At No. 100 GENESEE STREET, AUBURN, N. Y. At No. 84 STATE STREET, NEW H A l^ N , CT. Evppv one of these Store.v ls doing an immense BufliCientqnnntitiesto carry on each an enormous is plain enough they can be furnished very «e Buflic hhea .. le,it is ihea^. Iry .u v once and isce If this is not the case. vol0n48 T . L> K IN G S L E Y & S d N . h a r r y E.JPJ 3 A 1 SE, Card EUgravcf ABd WMt,: OTH, Albnny, N, Y. Of ail dif^ea.sG, tbe Orsl groat can.so $priug.s from nogloct of Kuturo’s laws. S U F F E l l jy 0 T ! PHYSICIAN’S LEGACY ^ 'Bo Y o u n g M en. A few rational ami (lisiiitcrcated r 0 in a r k .s in pamphlet form pi 02 pagc.s on Sem inal WeakiieK.<<, Koctnriial Kmis Jxwtt of Memory, Iiicapa city forfcJtudy.or Ibisinc?.*?, 3inpc dimeulslc Mnr f S ’om tnc'il- fert.s 0 f secret habit,-: of Yorth. '(g5,.F\-ory Fa S tlior should' pre- i-sent a copy to N. % CJUmcvtlacmeuts. STj .-r. ijs.'-sr-:- — A superlative . ^ TONIC,DtURETlp; IHVICgRAnNC; CORDIAL JPURE HOLLAND GIN, For Medical and Private Use, W h a t S h a l l W e U r i n 1 U P O L P H O tV O L P E » 8 P u r e C o g n a c B r a n d y , Tniportcd nnd Bottled by hinisolf, warranted puro, niici the best quality, with his cortilicato on Iho huh tie, and ill? peal on the cork. B DO L P IIO W O L F E ’S Bure 3?o»l Wine, Imported and bottled by himself, put up for mtdh cinal UKC, will) liis coMlllcato on tho .boUlo ; ranted pure and the best quality. UDO L P IIO W O L F E ’S Pure Sherry Wine, Imported nnd bottled by himself, Ihp same u the m t W i u e . UDO L P H O WQLFtonSl Pure Madeira Wjne,i himself for pi mported and bottled by himself for private »nd lediciiml use, the best Wine ever offered forislo ) the trade in bottles. T4i^ Wipjs Ja watnehud orfectly pure. U D O L P H O W O L F E » 8 P u r e J a m a i c a R u m . S t . C ro u s RuhiA SCOTCH AND IRI§H WHISKEY. All the above imported and bottled hy himself, -arranted pure and the best quality. TO T H E PU B L I C . I will stake my repiitation, as a man, my stand- fnpc as a merchant of thirty years’ residence In the city of New York, that what I pledgenpd testify to with my seal, my label, and my certificate, is cor rect, and can be relied upon by every purchaser. Pliysicians who use Wines nnd J.iqiiora in their practice ahould give tlio preference to these nrticlea For sale by all roapectahle Druggisis and Apotho UDOLPHO WOLPE. Sale Manufacturer and Importer cf the SeMtdow Aromitiie Sehmip})s. lOmO. N o . U c a v o v B troO t. N o w Y o r k . Important National Works, PUBLISHED'BY D. APPLETON & CO., 340 348 Broadway, N . Y. The following works are sent to Subscribers In any part of^the country, (upon receipt of Retail price.) by mail or exprfe.ss, prepaid : THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPiBDJA i A popular Dictionary of General Kinowledgf. 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March, 18,5 I f ★ D R , S W E to1.” P Infallible Linim ent, ■ THE ■ GREAT EXTERN AL*:^EMEDY. sunds of cflges where it has been used it has never ^ T o R T E U R A l W itw ill afford immediate re- lief in evOry case, however distressing. It will relieve the worst cases of llredacho In L.\SS1TUDE arising from imprudence'or excess, tliis Liniment is a most happy and unfailing remedy. Acting .directly upon, the -nervous -tissues, it strengthens and revivifies the systemj nnd restores that it is the best known, and we challenge tlie world to produce an equal. Every victim of this anceof lameness'ft'ill effectuii..tly prevent thosejo^ midable -diseases, to which all horses nre liable, and which rcridfei ',60 many otherwise valuable horses
