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HucUon Eiv«r Eailroad Time Table. O n T h u ridsrN o v . 2 », the Winter Wmo T n ^ o n ^ h ic b “S A j 8 ' L S v B ‘ iL ^ ^ ^ YOHK, eafollowe: * 6:iS A. M.. Exprces PaMenger Train. 13:30 p. K..’vVtty Mail and PasKnger. 4:2.‘i p. K., P a n 10:00 p. V., ‘Through Puaenger and Expreiv Freight. The latter Train has a SLEEPIJ(t} < tached, and arrivea in Nevr Yorfc a t 6:05 a . Fire Past Trains, daily, also leave Nei (Chambers Street,) for Albany, as followas 7:00 A. V., Express. 7:30 A. M., Way Mail. 5:15 p. iK, Albany Passenger Train. 5:00 P.X ., Express. 9:45 P. X. Passenger and Express Freight. A. F . SMITH, Snpt. H. R. R. R. New York. nenger CAR at- !W York T o Do B n s lness YOU MUST Attract the Attention Of thoio yon wiib to become your enstomei*. If your wares are of that sort that are tJ S E D B Y E V E R Y B O D Y ^ cannot welt makeyonr business too pnbild. JL or draw too many into your store to see what you have to offer. To do this, you need first to ad- rcrtiie, and no lest To'^x your Standard on the Outer Wally In the fotm of handsomely printed P O S T E R S ^ and to scatter C I R C U L A R S A N D S M A L L B I L L S , \ Thick as leaves in Vallartbrosa.” Or.^if, as is mors generally the case, your wares A D D R E S S A P A R T I C U L A R CLASS, Ton require to besiege every avenue by which lb# attention of that class can be reached by well phrased appeals to their tastes,fancies and interesU. Without pouring so general a broadside, as in the •who believe that the surest way to^m ch^ the par ticular class yon aim a t, is to make lure that - N O B O D T I S P A S S E D 0 V E R . . It is certnia that F I F T Y P E R C E N T . M A Y B E A D D E D 'to the trade of maay houses In this Tillage and county by discrset advertising, and ths P R U D E N 7 ' D I S T R I B U T I O N O F B I L L S A N D C I R C U L A R S . This stands to reason. For the more persons yon tell o f your advantages and faciUties for tolling to 70 a and test the truth of yrar statements. If they call, and yon don 4 sell theiw, the fault is clearly with yon. Ap- g f v ^ I h m bM ^ iM •*’****y *® A D V E R T I S I N G P A T S . , Arrangements are made by which the I N T E R E S T S O F B U S I N E S S M E N may thus be advanced, by having their • Printing Mandsomely and Cheaply Di at the Office o f the M O H A W K V A L L E Y R E G I S T E R . y We h a te every convenience for doing all kinds of P R O M P T L Y A N D W E L L . ■ and a t the lowest living prices. Besides our N E W JO B P R E S S E S , we are constantly adding N E W S T Y L E S O F T Y P E , • T E E M O S f> A T T R A C T I V E B O R D E R S , C A R D S , p a p e r , and whatever else Is necessary te enable ns to re- ^>ond a t once to any for the ^ p j ^ u c t i o f Type^ and P m $ . tn alt t ^ K reepebts^i is msant that the O F F IC E OF T H E M O H A W X V A L L E Y R E G I S T E R ^ a l l be eqnal-to all demands npon it. T H E B E S T P R I N T I N O A T T H E L O W E S T P R I E ^ For Latoyers, Merchants, Manufacturers. For Banks, Academies and Societies, For Amusements; in short F O R E V E R Y B O D Y , - -may he obtained a t the Office o f the ■ M O H A W K V A L L E Y R E G I S T E R . Canal S t., Fort Plain. C O U R T - ^ n tgom e ry C ^ n ty. hetb Hawn an4;others,*^ By virtue of a judgment of the Supreme Court of the State o f New York, rendered on the eleventh day^of December 1860, I the subscriber, a Referee appointed by this Court will sell a t pnblicauction a t tlie public housrfkept 1^ Splomon Bowen^n F ort Plain village,Montgom ery County, New Y orknn Saturday the 2nd day of February IS61, a t 10 o’clock in the forenoon, the following described premises; All that parcel of land with the exception hereinafter mentioned, in fe towa s of Minden, Nero ^bnerfisemento. election. be held Immediately after the Iw , will be held immediately By order of the Board. D .P . YOUNG, Chi Chairman. N O W W I T H I N B E A C H O F A L L ! G R O V E R *& B A K F . R . S C E L E B R A T E D N O I S E L E S S SEWING MACHINES •*96 B r o a d - w a y , BTew-York. The public attention is respectfully requested to the following cards of E mas Howl, J a ., and the G bovir & B akib S. M. C04 A Card Prom The Grover 4 Baker S. M.Go. Our patents being new established by ike Courts, wearesnabled to furnish the GBorm & B axib Machine, with Important improvements, at greatly R E D U C E D P R I C E S . The moderate price a t which Machines, making ths G otib & B a k u stichss.can now bs bsd, bring them within the reach of all, and renders the use of H i^binei making inferior ititehss as unnteutary as it is untrist Persons deiiring the b e d Machines, and the right tonieth e ra,in u j|n o to n ly be lure to hoy Mach ines making the ORovxa dc B a k u stitch, but also that such Machines are made and stamped under, our patents and those of E m as H o in, J r . GROVER & BAKER S . I t . CO., 495 Broadveay, Ntw.-York. A Cardi^ From Eliai Howe. Jr. All persons are eantioned not to make, deal In or use any Sewing Machines which sew from two spools and make the stitch known as the GROTEB A BAKER stitch, unless ths same are purchased from ths GROVER A BAKER Sewing Machine Company, or their Agents, or Licenses ,and stamped under my patent of September 10, 1810. Said Company, and their Licenses, alone, at* legally authorized under their own patents, and my said patent, daring the extended term thereof, to make and sel! this kind of Sewing Machine, and all others are piracies upon my said patent, and will be dealt with accordingly, whereerer found, ELIAS HOWE,JR.. NEW-YORK. lly l CITIZEN, PROPRIETOR OF FLOURING MILL, CORNER e i g h t h AND BROAD5VAT. C ikoin - KATr, O., January, 1859. M e ttrt A , L . Seovill tr Co.—G*nt/em«» —In complyipg -with your request to give you a statementof the effects of your Blood and Liver Syrnp npon me, I doit with much pleasure, thinking thatithe medicine is what it purports to be, and will benefit others as it has me. 1 was taken last February with a most -troublesome eruption of the skfn oh my leg, belowthe knee, extending down ward, covering the whole calf of the leg, ankle and foot,attended with the most, insufierable itching— The eruption laid me npthreo monthx,and for eight , weeks was closely confined to my bed, using, during this long and painful confinement, all the known remedies preicribed by skillfh] physicians, without effecting a cure. I finally mentioned the case to yunrH r.S ., who confidently assured me that your Blood Medicine was not only a scientific preparation, but far saperk>K.to any other Blood Purifier now be fore the publif. I procured some of it, a u d it has been the means of purifying my blood, and the dis ease for some ooniadcrablo length of time has en- I have no nesitahey in recommending it to the pnb- lio for the diseases to which i t is recommended. Truly yours. C. S. BRADBURY. Scovill’s Blood and Liver Syrup is for sale by Bab cock A Gjregory, and J . P . Ferguson. A CAED TO THE LADIES alwayt tueetMiful at a pi H * A O b ? m k ?avc® s t?eM W ^ ? i?s^ ? n d F ? K BO O H S ,A T O Y S FO R T H E H O L I D A Y S , and now Is your time to make a selection flom their large arsortment. They are dully expecting \ Old Santa-ClaiiiB” along after a good share of them ; so those, who call before he comes, will have the op portunity of selecting from a Itrge yarlciy. 82w3 'T\R. 8 COYII 1 L, of Alltnny, who haa I / attained au-emlnenoe in his profession seldom reached by medical men of the present day, will be at UNION HALL, in thisvillage, on THURSDAY, DEO. 27. Those afflicted with chronic affactioni can apply with the utmost confidence. He makes no charge for consultation, and never undertakes a case that he deems hopeless. In addition to the remarkable cures in this vicin Ity of JoBiK HAi.n ethers, heretofore alluded to in this paper, we are gratified to add the sensible relief afforded to the daughter of George U. Bander, - - - ^ -------------- general de- _ ____ SB been afflicted for ten yeai ___ „ ________ bility and loss of speech and the use of her limbs— and who is able to Join the family circle a t the table, in the perfect use of limbs and voice. 33w3 of nature for a little help in the way of invigoration, The hint should not be neglected. \A* stitch in time saves nine,” Get a supply of G x iilky ’ s B o 0»- BOH B ittwrs , take them regularly, and our w<n-dfor it you will feel better, live longer, be stronger, and tbfnk and act with very mncG more satisfaction.— The Bitteraare a ionic, and of a nature never before pttained ini any medicine. It will make the weak strong, the dssponding bopeml. the sick well. For any eomplaint of the Stomach, Liver or Bowels, th e r t is nothing comparable “with this medicine.— For sale everywhers by drnggists and grocers. flammation—will allay a ll pain, and is sure to reg ulate the bowels. Depend upon it,m others, it will give lest to yourselves, and relieve and health to yourdnfants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Sec ad- vertlsmenit in another column. 14yl ST. rpreparation. For ait nneumaticano jnervons, rders it is truly infallible, and as a curative for Sores, Woiunds, Sprains, Bruises. Ac., its soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening properties, excite the just wonder and astonishment of ail whs have ever fivon it a trial. Over four hundred cer- tifiMtes of remarkable cures, ferformed by i t with in the last two years, attest this fact. See advtr- tissmsnt. 23yIeow iihe to w of Mindten, Montgomery County, lying tapoathe extreme sourb end of the old homestead farm o f G m . Hawn, deceased, and bounded npon ilhe North tgr the farm o f John W, Hawn, and •Rollia Hawn.on the east by the lands of Henry I, (Choose a n d Soloaion Diefendorf, o a the south by fiaads of David Timmerman and F4 Saberick, oa the west by land « f John Kneaskern; said parcel containing twenty eight acres, two roods and thirty xodsof .lend, and known as the Timmerman lot, excepting out of the above described parcel about 26 hounded as follows; commencing a t the ceptt® Pf the highway leading from Mlnden- villeto th® 'Dutchtown road at the North corner, running S(?nth 63| ° west 7 chains and 12 links, thence joqtji 701 west 4 chains and 94 links, thence north 33 | ^ west 12 chains and 80 links, thence n or(h 36 ® east eight chains and forty two dinks, ,thcu<ie south 47 ° east 16 chains and 95 Jinks.to place of beginning. J . G iktkk , Atty. A. LEWIS, Beferee. Dated Deo. 30,1860. 33w7 B y s p e |> s i a B e m e d y f i t . i J A l d u S H A I F S A E O M A T I C IN V I G O R A T I N S S P I R I T . by Ote public for ^ y«o«, wUK in c rease favor. It U recommet^d to C w t ^ t - pniia,Ntrvo%u/attt,Hearl-Bum.iChoUe Pa\ns, w4he Sbmaeh.orPaint inHkeBowdtJItadaehe. Drmo. sxnas.Si(ipey.Cm>Mnlt, D»io SpiriU, Delirium Ire- meat, fxiteaiperafiee. J t SmKixrtB, ExHiuXiWU, 'I ktiooiutxs , but wmt kot iMTOXKUn OB StUKHT, A S A M*DJCW|:,lt is quick and effectu jti. most sgrsvated csies of Dyspepsls, pUintfjjindsll other derangemenUot the - ---------------- Bowels, In a speedy manner .... . It will consUntly revive the most melancholy and drooping spirits, and restore the weak, nervous and sickly to health, strength and vigor. Persons who, from the Injudicious use of liquors, have ibecome dejected, and #h«4r nervous systems shattered, eonstitutions broken down, and subject to that horrible euraetohumaisay,*he D buiuox T rkmsss , will, almost immediately, feel the happy and healthy invigorating offlcacy of Dr. Ham’s Invigorating Spirit. W H A T I T W I L L D O . DoB*.-=4)ne ■wine glass soil as often as necessary. One dose will remove all Bad Spirits. One dose will cure Heart-bnrn. Three doses will cure Indigestion. One dose will give you a Good Appetite. One dose will stop »he;d}strcsslng pains of Dyspepsia. -<3ne dose will remo- 7 «tho distressing and disagreeable effects of Wind or Flatulenco, and as soon as the stom ach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distressing load *Cd all painful feelings wlH be removed. One dose will remove the most distressing pains of Colic, either in the stomach er bowels. A few doses will reroov# all ohstructlouB in the Kidney, -piadder dr Urinary Organs. ” ------- who are seriously afflicted v I are assured speedy relief b » l cure by the use of one or ■ NIGHTLY DISSIPATION. thelnvlgoroffng Spirit three times aday • it wlllmske them strong, healthy and happy, remove all obstruc tions and irregularities from the m®nstrual organs, and restore the bloom of health and beauty to the carewonj During pregnaney It will bs found an Inyalnable med- tclne to remove disagreeable sensations at the stomaro. _ Alt the Proprietor asks. Is o trisl, and to Induce this, ha has put up the Itrnqpiuime Snair ln pint bottlat, 50 cts., quarts « . CeijsratDepot, 48 Water Street, K. Y. Agents in Fort Plain, Babcock* Oregery and Ferguson v7n83yt i A. F MATTHEWSON, W A T C H , J E W E L R T A N D C L O C K , R E P A I R E R . rriH E undersigned has opened a Window X l a th e C r o c k e r y S t o r e o f R . l.ip e . A t the foot o f Canal Street, Fort Plain, where he is prepared to do a ll kinds of Repairing to AVatches, Clocks and Jewelry, on short notice, and in a satisfactory manner. MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE enables him to offer his services with confidence. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Special attention 0 engraving Silver Ware, Door Knobs, Cpf- ____kes. Rings, Pins, Ac., Ac. By s trict attention to business and doing his work in the best potsible manner, be hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. , F . MATTHEWSON. 10.. 7tr Fort Plain, June 31. 1860 y p v K i r r or M imd ahd B ody ,--are equally a t / tained by centinnfng the human organization in / perfect health, unnatural prompting and de- f praved instincts are in nine cases out of tcn,de- I veloped and brought to maturity by a vitiated state of the system. It should never be forgotten leof the I of spirits, despondency so intense as often to excite the most painful ideas; hence this class of disor ders invariably indicate impaired nutrition, enner- vation In the organs of digestion and assimilation so that bad and unassimilated chyle gets into the blood, and soon develops consumption in those pre disposed to tuberenlar depositions in the lungs. D k . O.. pBm.vs------- B bowx ’ s A oaoiak B alba X, price >ttle, may be obtained r \ “ D b . O P i - ------------ - — ---------- - - 82 per la r g e ^ ^ le ^ o a y Agents f who have also a nnmbeiof specimen bottles, price f 35 cents. Gall and procure a descriptive pa°>/ phlst. __________________________ n30w4tp / T B C E K IRREPRESIBM CONFLICT. PANIC IN S E e m a r k e t . DRY GOODS AT HALF PRICE UBSBELL, PEIRSON & GO’S, 43 North Pearl Street. M A S O N I C H A L L , A L B A N Y . In consequence of the State of the Money Mar. keta and almost entire cessation of business with the South .enables us to fill up our Stock at great ly reduced prices, and in order to avail onmelves of the presentstate of the market, we have this day marked, down our entire Stock of DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, F r o m 2 5 t o 5 0 c t s . b e l o w th e i r f o r m e r Merrimao Goods 10 cIs, Cose of English Chintz, 1 yd. wide, Is., worth 2s. All Wool Plaid, 2s, 6d, w(-rth 4s. Valencia’s from I s . 6d to 10— fully 30 per cent less. Ottoman Cloth 6s-, worth 8s, S I L K S —A large assortment at 4s. worth 6s. And all other Silks equally low EMBROIDERIES—At astonishing low prices Worked Collars 2s,. worth 4s. And so on qp to Fine Goods 10 and 13s., worth 20 and 308. Stts eqnallylow. A Isrge assortment of H O U B N I N G G O O D S A t correspondingly low prices. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS IN GREAT VARIETY OP STYLE And a t Prices that eairnot P ail te Please. 17yX JW A rich.man, when dying, was informed by bis physician that be should prepare for the worst. \ Cannot I live for a week ?” \No said the doe ............................................. but a little while.” \ I willill givive tor,\ you will probabjy continue j •' Say not so,” said the dying man. \ I w g yon a hundred thousand dollars if you will prolong my life three days.” Butin less than an hour h e was dead. If lliie is so desirable and sickness so much to be dreaded, careless,indeed,most be the individ ual 'that win allow sickness to attack him and make no el&rt to stay the ravages of disease. Among aill remedies at present known, Herrick's Sugar cqated Pills and K id Piasters are the moet used, removing disease and imparting tone, vigor and strength to mind a n d body. Seeadvertisement on 3d page. _________ > ________ ____________12yl CXKTIFICATK OF A l BXANDKB H a M.—DR- SCO- tbm .' b Sxiini..-For eighteen months previous to last May, my sou J ohn Hall had. been an invalid un der the treatment of dijorcrent I'hysicians, without any apparent relief. Dnring that time he was en tirely incapacitated for business. In May be placed bimself-nnder the medical care of Dr. S cevelloLthe Albany Analytical Institute, whose treatment ie mostly directed to chronic dis eases. Under his care, I am happy to state that my iqn h as essentially,and I think permanently im. p rov^—and now enjoys very good health. I deem this statement due to Dr.Scovell, and regard him as a physician o f skill and ability ALEXANDER HALL. Fort Plain, Jan. 19.1860. 19tf. ■ O ^ n n e w e l l t e T o l u A n o d y n e « n d its XX posiU ion.— By comparisons or analogies with whioh ail que^ionsare decided, there are none more important than such as relate to disease. We claim that the effect of oplnm on the system is against all natorai laws, and the witnesses to results, both by patient and physician, if they wHl speak their mind’, will justify the remark. In the n » of opium (whose introduction iscentnries inside of that of Cannkhis) nearly the en|ire product is used for other than medicine. Let any person visit a hos pital or sick roonf, and witness the state of patients under what is called deep with the use of opium, or preparations of opium, and they will see that i t is merely negative. It is nothing more or less than a torpid stupefaction, and of such nature that all dis ease is aggravated rather than cured, and the patient awakes from an unnatural rest, in a worse t ____ without the opium. Opium is also a violent const!- pator, producing indigestion and derangement of the bowels, like all unnatnral stimulants. The active principle of the Anodyne not only produces the most quiet, natural, and refreshing rest, but allows nature under that actual state to come in and do her portion of the work, by giying what real sleep and real rest are intended for. It Is also a cathartic In effect, andi does not disturb the natural action of the bowels. Therefore wberever.or for whatever opium was e veruied, let the Anodyne take ite place, and our deolaiations will in all cases bo assented to by fairtrial. Its present proprietary form is its protec tion, and let the proprietors be sustained by the ac ceptance of physician and patients, and much suff erin'g will be prevented. For sale by all dealei See advertisement and read pamphlets. 3 249 Lydius Street, Albany. Established for the treatment of ail Diseases o f the Flaida and Solids, Chronic o r Acote. D r. A. S. Scorell will be in attendance at bis of fices as follows: FORT PLAIN, UNION HALL, Dec. 37. Ittle FitUa, Benton House, Nov^ 23^, Jia,OOU77ie««C/y r r w«4* mja / s * ms *. Cotiivenett, Diarrhoea, Jaundice,Salloumett, Brown Spoit tqion the Skin, Biliout and Urinary Difficult tie t ; all Female Complaints, espeeially Falling o f (fie Womb, and Difficult Menstruation. __________ ______ 1 success of our practice, that have b ^ n giren np in dbspair by the most eminent physicians. We solicit such patients. Our phvlosophy of practice is founded npon the laws of Nature. Our theory of disease, the principles those laws have teugbt ns. Our materia medica.tbe boundless Dr.'scovell will make p-is regular visits, as per adrertfiement. and will attend slriptly to all pa tients nnder his care. ^ 1 1 letters addijHMd to 171 Hamliten St., Albany ARDBRS received at this ofiSce for V / Book R inding, a t Bladeryprleas. ®cr mljom it maij €onrent. KEEP POSTED DPI All p nidint men will look a m s d , To see where Boots \and Hbeies.ate found. Which for least msn^qiHiey can 130711 To keep the fs«t;bot* wanm and d r y : Where tboso, who haiss of dollars few. May make ‘ont go as far as (wo. Thousands find it so—nay, more— At P am M ’a S hox and L batxkk Sroxi. 2%en rush up .to that iamons stone. You, who h a r t never been before u And swell the number of the crowd Who sing B ob ' s praises, long and loud. For just so long as men wijl go Where they can save a dime, you k n ^ . That B obbrt P attix ’ b Store will be Head-Quarters of Economy. Fort P lain, Nov. 39,1860. 30m2 Omnibus to the Railroad. yilH E nnderiigned have formed a co-partnership, X for the purpose of running an Omnibus to the Rail Road from Port Plain. T O G O N N JSC T W I T H E V E R Y T R A I N , eastand w e s t.- Thsy have purchased the establishment formerly owned by T.V. KIDBE,and,hope hy strict attention to the publio wants, to dsserve and receive enooufr agement. Persons desiring to take the cars may leave their names at BOWEN'S HOXET.! or at WALRATH, DIEFENDORF & CO’S.and they will be called for! The Omnibus will stop a t all the Hotels regularly.*- Fare 6 cents—Baggage extra. DANIEL LINTNBB, A. B. 0 . DIKPENDOBP. Fort F lain.Nov. 39, I860. 30mS HARNESS SHOP / i V S T . J O S N S V I L L B . r p b e subscriber wishes to announce to the people X of ^ Johnsville and vlcinite, that he has again opened bis Harness Shop in St. Johnsville, n opene IN 2 Shop in St. Johnsville, THE NEW PRICK BUILDING and that he ^ customers TRUNKS, WHIPS, Ac., Ac., on reasonable terms. The public are invited to give him a call and ex amine his stock. AUGUSTUS BEARMAN. Oct. 13, I860. 24m3 ^ AARON LASHER, r^A R B IE S ON BLACKSMITH- \ J ing and Carriage Making in all ________ its branches, on D m S IO N STREET, Next door East o f the District School House, FORT $ s r Parlicnlar attention paid to HORSE SHOE ING V6n44yl PARISIAN MILLINERY. N o . « 3 T B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k . T ^ R S W . S I M M O N S desires to inform her AvX friends and customers that her Store is now open with as large and well selected stock of MiaiNERY AND MILLINERS’ GOODS as any house in the trado. Her Isdy fiatrons will always find something worthy their attention, while --------- — milliner customers who ha ] case goods, will find the 1 lowest cash prices. HRS. W . SIUHONS, No. 637 Broadway, New York; A GOOD 31* X 3ECL 3ES 3NT 3ES S S ^ O F - - O l o p n E ^ J C l O X X C X j W , SHojold be Frocurod ■while ihe^ are w ith us; AS DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS, We Should ‘Proenre theihadowere the inlatanee perish.’ The most Beautiful and Permanent F l 3 L O t c > 8 ; 3 ? ^ Z > l i . i s , u S L z x x 1 c > x > o t 3 r x > e 0 ^ M E L A I W O T Y P E 8 , Are taken, every day, clear or clondy, A T VBOM AN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLEEY, W E B S T E R B U IL D IN G , Main Street, Fort Plain. illtstrihtnoue. HURRAH FOR—HURRAH 1 H o /-—all ye who have received 10 cents for your Cheese and 2^ cents fo r your Hops, and ye who had no Cheese or Hops, C S k o t o “ T H E P E O P J U S ’S HAT,€AP K m FUR STORE,” where'hasjust been reccivedithe latest styles of FUR, PLU S H AN D CLOTH CAPS, for Men and Boys, also’ c W OOL, F U R , C L A R E T , C A S S I M E R A N D S I L K H A T S , and where Clark and Hofflnan’s \ copjons” and fast sailing boat Winona has just arrived, loaded with F A S H I O N A B L E F U R S , L A D I E S A N D M I S S E S ' M U F F S r. C U F F S A N D C A P E S , M E N 'S FU R MUFFLERS, CAPS AN D GLOVES, BUFFALO., WOLF AND- BAD GER ROBES. All of which are.for sale very cheap by the bale or piece, at ZOLLER & HACKNETS, (ONE DOOR SOUTH OP THE POST OFFICE,) F O R T PLA IN, N. Y. ^ O O D RXIASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUT TOUR c l o t h i n g AT THE G R E A T W A R D H O B E ! ^Because yon can bay the best made Clothing Beeanse yoa can select from the Largest Stock in the city. Becauseyou can buy cheaper than at any other Because you buy the latest and most popular abl^^°\aling. B< Because you can certainly expect teirand honor- le de \ tecanie you can trafis pleasantly and without ization or care. Because you can buy more and better goods for :e same amount. Because you can buy o f K IN G S L E Y * S O N , the Pioneers'of Jiow Prices. Now then. If you want to buy O - o o d L O l o t 3 3 . l x i . f f , well made and serviceable, HEBE IS THE PLACHi If yoa want to buy F I N K C l i O T I i l N G in every respect equal to the best Custom Work, HERE IS THE PLACE! If yoa want to buy riTRNZSHXZi’O GOODS, better and c h e a p c r.andinthc greatest variety, HERE IS THE PL A tE I - If you want to SAVE MONEY, THE GEEAT WAEDEOBB is the place, and THE VERY BEST PLACE to I a t least ode-quarter o f what yoa now pay at ler stores. T .L . KINGSLEY*SON. *r\Do2i’t get a (so-called) cheap Ambrotjirotypc, they arc the dearest in the end. I 7yl P H A L O N & S O N 'S ten lal Crtam” For Beautifying the Skin & Complexion Is without question, T h e “ B e a u t i f i e r o f t h e A g e .” “ A C L R A i T c o m P L E M O N ” is desired by all ladies. Use P k a l o n ’s Liqnid <‘ S n o w W h i t e O r i e n t a l C r e a m . ” ‘ T H U C O M P A N I O N O P B E A U T Y . ” P b a l o B dc S o n ’s Liqnid S n o w W h i t e O r i e n t a l , C r e a m .” “ T H H s n o w W H I T R O R I U N T A l C R E A M ” removes F r e c k l e s , T a n a n d S u n Phalon & Son’s Liqnid “ Snow White ORiaxtAt. C rux ” renders the most homely, attroctivs. Fhalon & Son’s Liqnid “ Snow White Oriental Cream’' imparU a most beautlfol Itistra to th« coariest coupltzlon* NATUEE’S ElVAL.” Phslon k Son’s Liqnid \ Snow Whits Orisntsl Cresm” for sale by sll Druggists and ITsDcy Goods Deslers.' [ista beauillbl eresturelf! srorybody ezelsimsl [She uses Phslon * Son’s Liquid *- Snow White Orion- 100, 000 Bottles of Phalon & Son’s Upon ths receipt by mail, of 50 cents, a bottle ol will be sent by express to any psrtol P H A L O N & S O N » S “ o o o i i s r . \ ” ro* PRXSBRVINO, BSAXJTIFrmO AND DRIgSSIKC T H E H A I R , . is prepared from purified and deodorized c o J t c o J i J trvT o i l , . all Stolp DiioMet and efflei uriant hair. Large botHes 50 cents, small bottles 35 cents, Man- ufteturodby JPKJlZiOJV t( BOJV, 51 Cresn-itreet, New York. Manufkctnrars of the eelsbratsd \ Golden crest Per- fomery,” comprisiu.orer. 1000 different stylM ol Vo. modes, Extracts, T < ^et*oap«, Colognes, etc. Myi Dr. Ham’s Spmt. THE GREAT WARDROBE, W ith I t s Num erous B ranches, Comprises one o f the most Popular and successful Clothing Establishments in the United States. The different j|tore8 are loeatcd as follows; At No. 112 GENESEE STREET, UTICA^N.Y. j^tNo. 63 DOMINICK STRBBT, ROME, N. Y. At No. 109 GENESEE STREET, AUBURN, N. Y. At No. 84 STATE STREET,. NEW HAVEN, CT. Every one of these Stores is doing an immense _ jelnes-s, and sll are in the full tide’Of successful operation. Where goods are bought and sold in sufficient.qaaDtities to carry on such an enormous trade.it is plain enough they can be furnished very cheap. Try the C r i - o r a t ‘X T C n . x r c a L r o T a e once and see if this is not the case. vol6n48 T . L . K I N G S L B Y A B O N . AdjoRxnfid Circuit and Special Term. ^ r t Hooae^n F o n ^ , Montfiromerjr County, on the Present, Hon- A . B. Jxxxs, Justice. O rdirkd , that the present Cirenit Gohrt, and Special Term of the Supreme Courtstand aiBourned, to be held at the Court House in Fonda, Montgom ery County, on Monday, the twenty-first day of Jan uary, 1861, at ten o’clock.in the forenoon. All causes to be noticed and put npon the Calendar, and a new C ^endar made for said adjourned Circuit and And it is farther ordered, that a immoned to serve a t said SftT Jury be drawn, and summoned imed term of said Cirenit Conti B irky , C Ul . bUC VfUUUtjr Ul and provided, Notice is hereby given to a] ^ ____ having claims against GcorgeHall, late of the town of Minden, in the County of Montgomery, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to John R. Hail of the town of Stark, Herkimer County, or to Robert Hall,of the town of Minden, In Montgomery County, a t their respective places of business, on or before the 10th day of May next. Dated October 28,1860. ■ JOHN R. HALL, ROBERT HALL. Executors of the last will and testament of George Hall deceased. 37m6 [ontgomery, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to William Nellis, one of the Executors of the last will and tatam e n t of said Joseph Nellis, a t bfa farm hoqsc, in the town of St. Johsville, in Mont gomery county, aforesaid, on or befotb the 1st day of June next. . Dated St. Johsville, Nov. 30,1860. OLIVER NELLIS, 1 WILLIAM NBI^LTS, j El«cntors,&c. NATHAN NELLIS, J 29m6 iHebieal. Dr. J . Bovee Dods’ IM P E E IA l WIITE B X 1 ! \ 3 ? 3 G 3 : F L S ! \ R B made from a pqre and .unadulterated Wine xX w h ic b is about double the usual strength of Wines, and is impoctod by only one house In the United States. Also from .the following valuable Roots, .Hai!b84cc.,{viz: Sqlomon’^ Seal,.Spikenard, Comteey, Camomile Flowers, Gentian,Wild Cherry Tree Bank, and Barberry. W E C H A L L E N G E . ^ J x & TO PRODUCE - T H E I R E Q ,U A X ! I W« do not profess to have discovered so.nie y “known only to the Indians cf South .Ajmemca,” a cure for ‘’all diseases which the flesh is hi^r to,” we claim to present to the public a trulv valuable paratlon, which every intelligent Physican in the c try will aprove of and recommend. As a remedy fo IHCIPIEHT CONSUMPTION., N. 13. •^tbucttiscmciilg. lT a 9 .s - i 3 . 3 r x 3 A i s a e c a . ! For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy, they are truly valuable. tresses, Students, Artists, and all person.s lead dentary life, they will prove truly bcneflclal As a Bovorage, they are wholesome, innoeopt. and delicious to the taste. They produce alt the exhilara ting effects of Brandy or Wine, without intoxicating; and are a valuable remedy for persons addicted to ex cessive use of strong drink, and wish to refrain from It. They are pure and entirely free from the poisons con tained in the aduKeratod Wjnes and Liquors with which the country is flooded, - These Efitters-not only CURS, but PREVENT. Disease,, and should be used by all who live in a country where the water is bad, or whore Chills and Fovers are pre valent, Doing entirely Innocent and harmless, they tnay. be given freely to Children and Infants with impunity. Physicians,' Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as an act of humanity, should assist in spreading these ' truly valuable BITTERS over the land, and thereby es sentially aid in banishing Drunkoncss and Disease. C H A H L E S W I D D I F I E L I ) S & C O ., P R O P R I E T O R S , 7 8 W i l l i a m aCreet, N e w Y o r k . 21yl. Per Hal'e by all Ornguists. fJlH E S B popular Bitters possess all t^enourishmg Whiskey, in combination ^yrth many simple Altera lives and jBiUer Tonics.calculated to act upon every part of the digestive organs, and through them to reach and cur« all complaints arising from a diseas ed condition of the Stomach and Bowels. ^ w GREBLEYS'BOURBON BITTERS are-highlymourishingand fattening,and as a T onic for () ld PE0PLE.DELiCATETiADiE8,C onsumptive P a - TIKHT8, and all weakly persons, they cannot be snr- possed. In all cases of Weaknc.ss or Debility, they will give immediate relief, and impart a strong healthy tone to the system. For the cure of Dysn pepsia. Indigestion. Nervous Diseases, Liver Com-. plaints, weakness or Debility. Flajuienoy and Nau sea, and complaints consequent upon a disordered atate of the Stomach, Liver,and Bowels,they are un- eqtialcd. As an agreeable stomachic,they are much admired ; they sharpen the appetite, brighten the intellect, and infuse iicw life and vigor. No one who uses these Bitters, can bo subject to an attack of F bveu an d A ouk , or Diarrhoea. Put up in Quart Bottles, in cases of one and two dozen, and for sale by Grocers evrywlicre. W F. & A. W. GREELEY,Proprietors, 19yl 26Tremont S t,. Boston, Mass. For sale by Babcock & Gregory, and J. P, Fergu son, Fort Plain, Alex, Don, St. Johnsville-N. Y. B. J..A A. C. Grant, Agents, Albany. .AST A W o n d erful R e m e d y J^O N D E R P U L AGE l\ Herrick’s Sugar Coated Pills. To Dr. DEKEIK &Co., G k . nxiemek . : About one year ago your agent call, edupcfl me and desirc'a k that I should take your Si Pills and Plaster.s to sell fflln this' place. At that ^Itime I ■was afflicted with B/an abscess in my right, n side, as large as a pint f bowl, or larger than a cocoa nut. I bad not buttoned my vest with comfort Cor over a I had consulted some of the 'best physicians in the _iate,among whom was Prof. Hamilton, of Buffalo, and many others, all of ■whom decided that my case would terminate fatally; that the abscess would eventually break inword and run my life away, I was not able to labor much, for two years, and not liking to bo idle, I commenced taking your pills. Soon after the swelling commenced disappearing, and finally appeared to point externally, I became alarmed, andsentfor Dr, Sprague, who advised me to continue the Pills, as. my cure was rapidly being completed,- I continued to use the pills in small doses for some months, and found myself fully re stored, the ulcer healed, and I censider myself a well man. Kevrt of thecuresonn spread through tbisscction, and more than a thousand boxes of Horrlck’s Pills bare sold in this vicinity. My Post Office address is Oneida \Edison county, N, Y., whereporsons interested issme, by enclo.fingastamp, and learn more lu.i, sufferings, and dangerous condition lor three long years* You may publish this letter if you like, to assist the sick and advance yyur reputation. Truly yours, 0. C. CAIN. jsr”'^he discoTtry ofeoaiinffa pill with suffaromana- ted -with Dr. Herrick. All others are counterfeits, and if used, will'd© Aflrtn, and disappoint the «VAr. Her rick’s pills arc elegantly put up, 30 in a box, wiih a large sheet of dircctlonfi,amlscnfor 26 cents per box j 6 boxes Herrick’* Kid Strengthening Plaster*. THE GREAT STBBNGTHENER AND PAIN DESTROYER. ‘ ed, so certain are they to do this, that the proprietors m .......... ■ ...................... Drugglets in the principal cities. HERRICK & BROTE , vTnlfiyl-tp PHAcncii, Cntuieta, Albany, N, Y, Of all disease, the first great causa Springs from neglect of Nature’if laws. S U F F E l l N O T ! P H Y S IC IA N ’S L K G A C Y ^ T o J ^ u n g M e n . • A fow rational and disinterested r e m a r k s in pamphletform ol 33 pages on Sem inal Weakness, Nocturnal Emis sions, Loss ol Memory, Incapa city for Study, or Business, Impe dimentsto Mar riage, etc ^ris ing from tno ef fects o f secret L habits Of Youth, k fia,EvoryFa- I ther should pro- ^ sent a copy to Jisr~ The Cause, the Effect, and the Remedy. “SB# In plain language, by a Physician of Eminence j W Any person enclosing two three cent postage stamps will receive a copy by mail, under seal. 53TWith the fullest confidence I assure the unfor tunate victims ofSolf-Ahuse that a permanent and speedy cure can be effected, and the abandonment of ruinous practice*, my patient* can bo restored to robust, vigor oua health, ^ Also, the celebrated Female Monthly Pills, made from the extract of. Cotton Boot; a remedy used for years among the female elaves of the South, In form of decoc* tioD or tea: now fo. the first time introduced into gene. r*l nse- Price one dollar, sent under seal by mail.-J* Kuerted I&dies must not um them. . sril?, Albany, l T k . A SUPERLATIVE ' TONIC, DIURETIC,' INYiaHUJINCCOHDUL P U R E H O L E A i T O G I N , For Medical and Pi lyate Use. What ShaiTwe rin? U D ( f l h |? H O W O L F R ’S Pure Cognac Brandy, Imported and Bottled by himself, warranted pnrq, and the best quality, with his certificate on the bot tle, and'his seal qq the cork. 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FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LASSITUDE arising from imprudence or excess, this Liniment is a most happy and unfailingxemedy. Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, it strengthens and revivifies the system, and restores it to elasticity and vigor, FOR PILES.—As an external remedy, we claim that it is the best known, and we challenge the world to produce an equal. Every victim of this distressing complaint should give it a trial, for it will not fail to afford immediate relief, and in a ma jority of cases will effect a radical cure. QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes extremely malignant and dangerous, but a timely application of this Liniment will never fail to cure. SPRAINS arc sometimes very obstinate, and en largement of the joints isdiable to occur if n«g- lected. The worst case may be conquered by this Liniment in two or three days. BRUISES,CUTS, WOUNDS, SORER, UT.CERS, BURNS AND. 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