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N e w Y o r f e M a r f e e t s . April 6, 1853. F lo u r — Common state 4 31j; 4 37j fo oice do.; 4 37fa4 75 for mixed to fancy ’ ' ’ : to good O- id Genesee io, and 5 12ja6 for ex is dull at 3. 75 for line id 4a4 12^ for superfine. G r a in .-— Wheat—Sales 2,500 bus. good hite M ichigan at I 14 Rye—90 is the best d for large parcels. C o rn— 60a62 for mixed 64 a 65 for y e llow do. and 46a48 for State tra Genesee, and 4a4 12J for Oats—44a46 for and Westeri P eovis IONS.—Pork- 13 76al 4 for prime, try mess; 5a6 75 for Lard—9a9j at fair request a* former prices H ops .—The demand has and prices of eastern ed, with sales c lots at 23. country and city prime. Blitter and Cheese are in and western have impi if 276 balds at 20a22 and sr n quite a 0 havein My daughter, 1 afflicted with an e SALT BHEBM. ula, It was, I think, the Salt Rheui ra, ay- W e Her hood. It has Rheum, ^c. It was, I thi . which was of the very worst fornr, it destroy ed her health, strength and appetite. She had used various remedies in vain. Atlast I ob tained a bottle of Myers’ Extrect of Rock Rose. She took two bottles, and a marked change for the better was soon perceptible, and in four weeks she was able to attend school and re- ime her stndies, which she had been obliged relinquish in consequence of poor health.— hope and think the humor entirely healed, general health is greatly improved,, and for many years she has not been as well as she is now. H. G. DUNHAM. *Mr. H. G. Dunham is Deacon of the Con gregational Church, of which lam the Pastor, and is extensively and favorably known thro’- out this State, as a Colporteur, and the cure of his daughter by the Rock Rose, is a striking fact, which many have, witnessed. R ev . W m . W. B elden . Myers’ Extract of Rock Rose is for sale by J. G. Burrill. Herkimer; Cunningham 4 Salisbury, Mohawk; and James Wheeler, Little Falls, and Druggists generally, where pamphlets, 4'C- may be had gratis. OXYGENATED BITTERS. LETTER FROM REV. G W. DENISON. B oston , June 6. 1851. es & Au us stin— Genii Messrs. Reed., Bates ^ A t i n — Gentlemen — iving suffered considerably from Dyspepsia, consequence of close confinement to my du- in consequence ties on ship-bc and from the close coni: )oard. during a recent voyage lo from the Pacific coast, I was induced by the advice of a fiiend, to try a bottle of yout THE “ O L D O N E P R I C E S T O R E , ” 7 6 GENESEE STREET. Utica, March 31, 1853. Gents'. We again ask for the use of a portion of your valuable journal, as a hiedium of communica tion with our friends and patrons in Herkimer County. We have nowin store, and shall he receiving during the month of April, an extensive, and we intend it shall be a very attractive assort- “’sPRING AND SUMMER, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. In our choice and varied stock, may he found every article usually kept in the most ilensive Dry Goods stores in our country. We will enumerate a few leading articles, Gloves, Mitts aUd Hosiery of every descrip- Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings and Rib bons , new and cheap. Silks, Satins Challys, Berages, Berage De laines, DeLaihes, Tissues, Muslinp; Prints, Ginghams and many other styles of Ladies Dress Goods\ of beautifulrdesigns, fine fabrics | and at very low prices. HOUSE.KEEPING GOOD§ >i« th e r e a t- est ]^ssible variety, and we are how receiving our usual large .assortment of CARPETS', p il Cloths, Drugg • ■ Mattrasses ar Our stock of goods for MEN ^ BOY’S wear was hdiVer more lull, including Cloths, Cassi- meres, Vestings, Kentucky Jeans, Brown Lin ens and many kinds of Summer Stuffs. We respectfully invite the buyers of Dry W H A T C A N B E G O T P O R $5. TpH E undersigned have entered into an ar- X rangement by which they agree to furnish the Knickerbocker Magazine, (monthly,) the Home Journal, (weekly,) and the Musical World and Times, (weekly,) at the very me erate price of five dollars a year for the thi SAMUEL HUESTON, Publisher of the Knickerbocker.' MORRIS WILLIS, Publishers of the Home Journal. DYER 4- WILLIS. ■ ■e \■ isicall? .257 Broad’ LITERARY AND ARTISTIC COMBINATION. XJIU j SS. 9T WiJLiLilO. Publishers of th Musical World and Times. :way. New York. I C A R P E T I N G ! HRUG GETAND f l o o r .OILCLOTHS JJ AT S. N. FOOTE’S.—A full assort- ight before the advance,; lid lower than can be bought elsewhere. Little Falls, March 8, 1S53» sold lo’ will be F A I R F I E L D A C A D E M Y . will do limited the term for the form! lass, and all who desire to enter it, ill to apply immediately, as only a nber can avail themselves of the ad- ' vantages offered by^the Regents. The Teach ers department, as it is well known, has been I located in this Academy by the Regents of the . ......................... . ......... .. made to furnish the University, and a limited number can be in- Knickerbocker Magazine, the Home Journal, structed, without charge, in the studies of that and the New York Musical World and Times, department. Any additional number Will be to NEW suBscfeiBELs, for Five Dollars a year! , showed to jom the class which will be formed, — - - . ,. i ... QV..I oooM..., advantages of its lectures, ex- J i t e s t e U a n e o t t i i i . N E W C A S B S X O B E . ^ W. CONDE, would respectfully infoi V-T» the citizens of Herkimer and the coram nity of the surrounding country, that he h taken the store of C .C . Bellinger, opposi ND FANCY DRY GOODS, its and Shoes, ^-c., Sfc ., cheaj _ ^ jspectfully Goods to examine that they will find in our store, St., Dry Goods at uniformly iVb Deviation. stock, assuring thet find in our store. No. 76 Genesc low prices an w i l l a : Respectfully Yours, ,RD 4- SHEFFIELD*. O x y g e n a te d B itters. , I must frankly say, that the effect thus far, has been highly favorable. Mrs. Dennison has also been an invalid from a Chronic Pleu risy, arising from Dyspepsia, and has experi enced relief from the'use of the Bitters. I feel a real pleasure in revommending them to the public. C. W. DENISON. REED, AUSTIN, 4- Co., Wholesale Drug gists, No. 26 Merchants’ Row, Boston, Gener- Price, per bottle; six bottles for $5. For sale bv J. G, Burrill. Herkimc use Vermifugi S 3 -P 0 IS 0 N IN G Thousands of persons who use Vermifuge composed of Castor oil, Calomel. 4‘‘^-» aware, that while they appear to benefit the patient, they are actually laying the foundations for a series of diseases, suck as salivation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, 4\C- jlumn will be found the t crested gh t, weakness la another colun t their own as.well as their Children' I Liver Complaints and all disorder! om those of a billious type, should i In Li’ from those of the only genuine medi er Pills :n’s health. type, should make use icine, Hobensack’s Liv- erve that each has the sign: irietor, J. N. HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine. [n^The Stomach prepares the elements of the bile and blood ; and if it does the' work feebly and imperfectly, liverdisease is the cer tain result. As soon, therefore, as any affec tion of the liver is perceived, we may be sure that the digestive organs are out of order.— Thehe first thinging to be done,one, is to administerminister a T first th to be d is to ad a specific which will act directly upon the stom- ,ich—the mainspring of the animal machinery. For this porsose we can recommend Hoo.- l a n d ’ s German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia. Acting as an altera tive and tonic, it strengthens the digestion, ‘ ■ blood and thereby Henry D Alexander Etrenne Bugeon Miss Bridget Bourke Bengomen Gumming G. E. Cheney Henry T. Clark Martin Cristman Jacob Cusler C. A- Day ^ Richard Ennis Henry Fox William Florida George Fishers , M. Fox Armanda Gardeners Samnel Green John Gemlish E. Gitman Joseph Hess Miss Sarah M . Hall James Hammond In Little Falls, on N o e t h u p the23d ult., by Rev. Mr. rp S m a l l , of New York city, to Miss E l i z a b e t h E a t o n . In Little Falls, on the 26th ult., by Rev. B. I Diefendorf, Mr. ALtsED P a c k a e d and Miss R eb e c c a M . , daughter of Mr. John Youngs. By the same, on the 28th uTt , Mr. J udson M c K in n e v , of Yonkers, and Miss E l i z a b e t h ST a HKING. In Fairfie on the 23th ult., Mr.- M o s e s In Manheim, on the 23th ult. iELLEE, in the 31st year of age. s .i s t o f X e t t e r s • n EMAINING in the Post Office at Herki- XVmer, N. Y., on the evening of 31st'of March, 1S53. The ’Heirs of Surgeon John T Lee Jonathan Averill L S Lee Harry Burrill Egbert P Lee J C Bragg Ellenor Lawler A >am Buckird A Masserley Margaret Bowman Patrick McKee M Brayman Henrey Murphey ■Vanresselear Brayton Wm Miller Miss Harriet S Burk Miss Emily Nellis A M Buckat William Nelson Stephen Chandler Tim O’Brian Miss Grace Chesebro Miss Mar^arette Rice Heir? Mrs Lany C Cas-W C. Rasbach ler - Johannes Schmidt'\ Miss Alzina Ciistraan Harvey Susan Mrs Mary Crouch M r nan Smith Lucy M t/’oie John Caley Priscilla Creathers* >rge Collins iS Maria Curly Mary L Davis William Collins Geoi Misi Misi J M Dey J F Eben'^parger Sanford Eysaman liss Mary Elen Fenner A G Fenner Mrs I Ubarliesbafies M m a n Sc Heirs Lieut Sette Smith Miss Anna Smith J Smith Mrs Mary E Smith John Snyder Mrs Adelade Scott Mellville C Smith-'^2 John Silver - Miss Hellen Tunna- cliff. N B Taylor Heirs Lieut ArthnrAaron Timmerman Jarville C Wire* S M Weeks rgaret Fox 3 Jeremiah Wells • Gallall Chaunceyauncey Widrigidi U G Ch W Miss Aadalaid Gardner John Winrig 3(V W Gould Miss Delia Wa jleks Ijiejjt JonathanJohani Hailett Ci Aaron Harter Jose, jaraest Haney Williai Jacob H T-larter Caralirna ri> -r G Harter Orvill A Haynes Nicholas Harter Miss Francis E Joines la Waterman mas Limburg or Joseph Hejtz William Krekler Carali A.bbott re'er Crave Fred Schmidt Two German letters i names not legible. Me Mil Conrad East 2 Fersofts calling for any of the above will please say they are advertised. ■H«rkimer, April t, 1853. JAMES A- s u i t e r , P. U, IillT T J L E F A E E S ; C A S H S T O R E . ELEGANT SPRING GOODS. S . N . F O O T E . Is now receiving a complete assortment of Goods adapted to the Spring Trade. DRESS GOODS. India Silks, Plaid and Striped, All Wool DeLaines, Plain and Figured, “ “ DeBeige, Barage DeLaines Border do Poplins, and Bohemian Grass Cloths, French and English Prints, Merrimac a. d Cocheco do EMBROIDERIES. Embroidered Cambric H’dk’fs, Hemstitched do do Tape Bordered do do Lace, Swiss and Cambric Undersleevei, Swiss and Cambric Bands, Edgings and Insenings, Igings and Pointed Colli linsook Muslins, nch Working and Crochet Cottons, LINEN GOODS. Linen Sheeting 2J y’ds wide. Tow'els, Napkins and Dial Undress Linens of ‘-Young’s g’s” well kinown ; man ufacture. COTTON GOODS. Bleached Sheetings from 1 to 2J y’ds wide^ Pillow Case Muslins, Williamsvill’e Sheetings, Brown and Bleached. Wamasutla, York Mills, and all other best styles Bleached Goods, Cheese Bandage of su perior quality. StrainerjjUnd Pressing Cloths, BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS ' in every variety for men, women and children. Terms. Cash . and prices uniformly Inwt L i t l lP F a l l s , A p ril 1S453. tf S. N. F O O T E . JList o f E e l t e r s l-NG in the Post Office at Mohawk T> EMAINING in the P Xc on the 1st of April, 1853, i Ackerman DianDial Jacl Nat! Lainett :hen Jones 2 Smith Knight Mrs. Fanny Li Levi Lent George Morts Abraham Manning Michel Meehar f L. Niber H. G. Orendorf Frederick R. Orendorf Peter Orendorf Daniel Piper Catharine Shanahan Patrick Slemelleg Owen Schenk Esek Tucker W. W .Tuttle William Van Druzen Cornelius Van Alstine Sophia VanDerwerkcr Andrew Wer Charles Hemmenway Cristopber Walts sHo] * George Hoyer A. H. Wood C. DEVENDORF. P. M. D R Y G O O D S FOR C A S H . O. E. HOSMER, No. 45 Liberty Street, opposite the Post Office, NEW YORK, - TTAVING adopted the cash and short lime JL j L system SIMERES, and goods generally adapted to MENS’ WEAR, togeth er with all the leading styles of Domestic Goods. In addition to his own imnort-'’— he invites t buyers. New York, March 31, 1853. A d m i M i s t r a l o r s JS o lic e . • p y virtu! X3 gate ol hereb^y eivei against the estate of Bernarcl urisiman, ae- ■ceased, to present the same with the voucher! thereof, to the Administrator of-said estate at the Store of Clark ^ Crim,. rn the village o Mohawk, on or before the 6th day of Uctobe: ILARK. Administrator. ihawk, on or before tl next. Dated 1853. EL S. C AR B isiso llU io M ! - .. dissolved by mutuaUoMeBt^ ^ Mohawk, March,26. 1S5^. & W H I T I W G , TTAVING just returned firom N. York, again XX invite cash purchasers to theiy- atock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS of the latest styles and fashions. DRE36 G065)§ of every description, the most exteiUtive stoeic of CLOTHS and VESTINGS ever ofiq»»d in this market. HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, ,*ON- NET RIBBONS; READY MADE CLOTH ING always on hand and made to order.— BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES o f every description, FISH, FLOUR,’ SALT, Src. 4-c.*, which jtbey offer to the trade WHOLESALE and RETAIL at small advances from New York cash prices. They will also keep < SHORTS and FINE FEED of every d scription. W h en yon have e x am ined th e gc j u s t c a ll t o t h e store of W h itii^ And; there you will find them o£ Yon can’t help hnying>that all ~ -------------- J selling much jver did os eve .pril, 1852, is all over town dgSa Brown, iffered so low M ohaw k , Apri of Newport in the county of Herkimer solvent debtor. Notice first publishcl, ■■ rbefore an insolvent debtor. Not Mardi 30th, 18.53. Creditor! the Honorable Ezra Graves Pf Ssth^day of June next, gt o’clock at noon, to show cause if any ■they h&ve, why-an assignment should not -be made of said insolvent’s estate, and he hrf discharged frqm his del't,s. ^OyrlO* thre and secure the advantages of its lectui _ ___ _ aminations; 4‘C., at the same rateaof tuition as mea i U’®/ 'W’ould have to pay if they were not coa- ing $8 a yedr at the usual nltes. That j >^®®^®^J^lth this department. :h works can be obtained for Five Dol- ^ Jn the Classieal Department, it will, as here- a Year is a fact truly worthy the Caloric t®fore, be the aim oi the Instruclors to make Which is just being ushered 'in. Of the tlie progress of the Student rapid and thorough. ■ by Lewis ! addition has been made to their number, in of Mr. Gustavo Gunther, who has lars a yei age. Which is just being usher< Knickerbocker Magazine, edi Gaylord Clark, it is unnecessary to speak.— For iw-enty years it has been the most genial, us, and spicy “ monthly” in the world; the person of M r. Gustavo Gunther, r lately completed his education ir '' ----- ' Music; and his thorough acquaintance with this accomplishment affords assurance that those who, under his instructions, shall devote themselves assiduously to its attainment, will be aw arded w ith an a b u n d a n t succe Scientific Department, with by Geo!T.^ Morris and N . ° P . V S “ is xvell ®lso be the principal teacher of Instrumental known as-the best family newspaper in Amer- Music; and his thorough acquaintan- ......... '' ica; and'the Musical World and Times, edit ed by Richard Storrs- Willis, with Lowell Ma son, Geo. H Curtis, Thomas Hastings, Wm. B. Bradbury, Geo. F. Root, and other musical writers contributing; and which gives, among other things, over $25 worth of music and a full course of instruction in harmony annually, is the very best musical journal published.— These three publications will post a family up in regard to nearly every thing worth knowing; Art, Science, Literature; Music, Painting, Sculpture; Inventions. Discoveries, Wit, Hu mor, Fancy, Sentiment; the Newest Fashions an d other attractions for Ladies; Choice New Music for the Sabbath, the Church, and the Fireside; Reviews and Criticisms of Musical Works, i erformer? and Perfoi mances; in short, the very Pick jpf Novelty, Incident, History, ” ’-~raphy, ATt, Literature and Science; in- ■ ’ ■ ■ Periodical' Biography, Aft, Literature and clpding whatever can be given in promote Healthy Amusemei struction in the family, and Better, Wiser i^r and JEIappie^ ^nay ER ent and -’ Solid In- id help to make it Better, W and Happier, may be now ob tained for FIVE DOLLARS. Address DY- ;hree times, it. to Dyer 4 - s named, for DR. RUSSEL J. WHITE. A W A IilT T IC A I i P H Y S I C I A N , T ^ I L L be in attendance at his offides as fol- VV lows : Little Falls, Benton House, Wednesday after noon and Thursday, April 14, Herkimer, R. R. House, Friday, April, 15. Utica, Bagg’s Hotel, April, 16 and 18. Rome, Stanwix Hall, April 19 and 20. Camden, McCune'’s Hotel, April 21. Adams, Green’s Hotel, April 22. Watertow-n, American Hotel, April 23 and 25. Fulton, Gasper’s Hotel, April 28. ■* Syracuse. Brintnall’s Hotel, April 29 and 30._ For consultation with patients upon all dis eases incident to the human system. Consul tation Free. We invite invalids to search out and acquaint themselves with the circumstances published, and a-x the same time challenge our enemies to show that a single vcatimogial. is distorted of iver colored in the least essential particular. R ome , Oneida county, N. Y.,) Sept. 22, 1852. ( D r. R . J. White; Dear Sir—It is with feelings of gratitude and pleasure that I give you this brief statement -. My daughter was o-ttocked with inflammation of the brain when about four months old, and was treated with calomel. In about three weeks after acrid sores appeared upon the surface, which continued for one year; then they disappeared, and attacked the inter nal organs, and she failed very fast; then scrof ula sores appeared in the eyes, which throat 'd Iheir destruction; for a long time we w’ere npelled to keep her in a dark room; they continued to spread over the head and earrs un til they ivere nearly one raw sore. She was truly in a horrible condition, and a very great sufferer, and we despaired of her recovery, and thought she must seon die. During her sick ness. which ed six differ ;o the improve- s ot composition opted in this de- and vastly supe- ir the gentlemen two hours, each day, are set apart fof particu lar instruction in the use of language, and for Private Drill speaking. One hour each day, is assigned to the ladies for criticism in composi tion . Freauent and regular practice is required of all the students, in composition ; and of the gentlemen, in speaking original or selected pieces. The Trustees congratulate the patrons of the Adademv upon its present highly flourishing condition. For nearly half a century It has been in successful operation, but never before has the number of its students been so great as during the last two terms. Four large buildings are devoted to the purposes of the school, and these have been filled to thej|extent of their ac commodations, A large and commodious ling Hall h; lodationoft ___________ iplated to erect another building to meet the lidly increasing wants of the Institutioi comm! rapidly increasi d of consists of the following persons; JOHN P. GRIFFIN, ( Associate 'BARTLETT BARKER, ( Teai ics andNi Natur- -aKSnrtnn RICH AND MAGNIBICENT CARPETINGS Ever before in tbi» ordered anc rise in Car; , . WHOLE STOCK, full Ten per Cent, less than those purchasing at the present rates some three years, we employ- different physicians, used their reme- ;ost me me hundred dollars,) ley done her no permanent good. At this hearing of you, we determined to try lore. We consulted you, and obtained malytical Remedies, used them asdirect- lishment, in thi dies, (which cos but they done h( once m( your Analytical Remedies, use ed, and to our great astonisl weeks the Scrofula Sores entii surface became sound, h< trely healed, leral health im- irs truly, ARDON intil she was well, cure cost eight C. ROBINSON. H E W E l i t M A H » H E W O O O B S . r p H E undersigned would respectfully an- X nounce tp the inhabitants of Herkimer and keep issortment ind PRO- lage of Herkimer, where they u constantly on hand a well selectei of DRY GOODS, GROCERTEl VISIONS , whichSvill be sold as cheap as can be afforded in this or adjoining markets. We also keep ora hand a w’ell selected assort ment of BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, 4-c. RE5kDY MADE CLOTHING kept con stantly on hand and.made to order. We would say to dairymen and others that we keep a large assortment of CHEESE BOXES, which we will sell at the lowest price. Also, all kinds of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, .FROUR) SALT, 4‘®*5 ' ■' -V Please can and see. \ , Herkimer, May 1, 1852. ■ J ’ . _________ J). P. & C. ELV^OQP ! STOVES F O R S A L E A T C R E S S Y ’ S , - S iffn o f t h e B u s t P a n , LITTLE FALLS. HAVE just completed^ my arrangement! manufacturers, and am now preparec to supply all who may want one of the besi es ever offered for sale in Herkimer county. LF MOON AIR TIGHT, Shoves ever offere * I have the HAL Utica, in SepteiiiBei ---- , first premiam was awarded by the Judges, as the bW Cook Stove on exhibition. T also offer, the largest aid best assortment of Parlor Six Pidte Stoves ever b rp^ht into this market, to which I invite the attention of all careful house-keepers, and I will sell them ‘lan ever. bme and look at the Cultivator, Clinton Air Tight, Western World, New World, Ne’ England, Western American, and many othei too numerous to mention. , Don’t forget the sign of the Dust Pan. Little Falls, October, 1^2, lower t! w . ' h . CRESSY. . ham, M. D., 195 ork—a: regularly educated lis attention almost D R , U P H A M ’S V E G E T A B L E E L E C T U A R Y , Or Internal Remedy fo^ the Piles, PR E P A R E D by A UpHam, M. D., X Bowery, New York—a Physician,-w h o devotes hb entirely to this disease. Pr. Upham’s Electuary is a certain cure for. the Piles, whether Bleeding or Blind Piles, In- ’\ ternal or External, and also for other disease whi<;h rare frequently found in conjunction witi Piles, Also the^celebrated Female Wafers. A gents .—Fo r sale by ,I. G. Burrill, Herki mer ; L. %, HJerry, JHohawk. 27m6 The Scientific Department, with a collection of apparatus already, it is believed, among the vety best to be found in the academical institu tions of the state, is becoming better every year; and no efforts will be spared to maintain tor it the high re Especial attention is pa ent of the students in the ly increasing wants i The Board of instruction for the next term ISRAEL HOLMES, f Pri .ETT BARKER, 1 Teacher CLINTON A. MOON, j ematici al Sci< of Math- nd GUSTAVO GUNTHER, Tead lan and Music, Miss CATflERTNE J. JACKSON, \-■'ieptress dnd Teacher of Drawing, Paint- id French. 27 w 3 ing, an! ^ C A R R E T I N G ! ! PETERSON 4- HUMPHREY, STD B r o a d w a y , COltNEU, W R IT E STREET, NEW YORK. 'TTAVING made large addition to their foj- l X m e r spacious store, are now preparing to offer their Friends and the Public, one of the moot-oactonRive and elegant-aKSnrtm..uts o t Ivance 1 irpets, we are prepared to ofii WHOLE STOCK the present rates. Our Stock consists of Rich MOSAIC CARPETS, in Rich MEDALLION Do., fitted to any sized ’^ c h VELVET. ANBUPON, and AXMIN- STER CARPETS. Rich Three Ply SUPERFINE and SUPER INGRAIN. Rich Good HEAVY, ALL WOOL, at 4s OIL CLOTHS twenty-fojr feet wide, of s id design, patterns entirely ne ------------ GS, 3-4, irliquin, 4\^ per yard. From three perior finish and and brilliant colors, and 6-4, white, checked, harli isortment STAPLE AN] revisions. Boot r cash or count! From long experience in the retail busines I have learned the fact, that cash buyers ha- been obliged to pay not only for their ov Goods, hut for losses sustained by the crec system, and I cannot fail to see the injustice thereby occasioned, and the onerous duty im posed upon the cash paying part of the com munity. I am fully persuaded this will, can and s! be avoided, so that those who use their ir in the purchi Ihe' lowest rates oidably attending tl With this view, I h those who use their of Goods, may buy thi s without paying the loss! iding the time trade. letermined to C H E A P G O O D S . strange ! but you will see they have g Coffee, Molasses, Sugar, Raisins and Rice,, Which they are now selling at a much lowt price, And still they keep selling Paints,. Oils, an Dye Wood At a much lower price, than the rest ever could And if you are sick at their store you will fin Pills, Pow^ders and Piasters, for the old, lam and blind ; Of them you can buy Coats, Pants, Frocks, c Hoods, Silks,. Ginghams, Velvets ; mings of every style. That can’t be bought cheapeir Come one, come all—in scores if you will, Andjudge for yourselves of our marvelous ski The doubts i in many a mile, res if you wi! r yourselves of our marvelous 1 The doubts of the doubting will soon depart, As you see the results of the Yankee’s art, And you will own with Sheba’s Queen of Old, That the half has never yet been told, Ahd that all the woi ly challf )hawk. Feb. 25. 1852. lever yet been told, irld and the rest of mai be safely challenged our peers to find 26ffi6 CALL A«D SEE. o d V R I C H A I i l i , M O H A W K , IS THE PLACE TO PURCHASE CLOTHS ^AND CLOTHING. J. INGS SHALL has now comp] of Goo Is, cc 3 made and trimmed i after the latest fashions anner, and All those ii As for REi from $1 25 to $15 from $1 18 to $7 ; Ves’ts from $1 to $5. Also a -splendid assortmei COLLARS, SKARFS, Adjusting Stocks,|Nei and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Silk and Kid Gloves Suspenders, ^c. Mohawk, April 26th, 1852. 35 [ADE c: ) $1 to $5. int of SHIRTS 1 0 0 P i a n o F o r t e s . T . G I L B E R T S& C O ^ S . NEW YORK W A R E ROOMS, 333 BROADWAY, Dorner o f A n thony-st. a u d opposite Broadway Banl and Theatre, iEolean, may be Metallic Frame, and ttre -warranted to stani cUmate, and gti?e entire satisfaction an^ wfil 1 sold at great bargains. By an experience ige Pianos -. 4^ Co .’s Pianos are ing. Elegant invenient for small root admitted to be i ufactory. Dealers suppli E, H. Wade’s and the entire Boston c and instruction books fur 5 al wholesale. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent. of Music and this store icounts. iks furnishei Constantly on hand an extensive assortmei f second hand Pianos in Rosewood and M: -hogany cases, varying in prices from $30 1 $150, Second band ASoIean Pianos from $20 patterns entii MATTINGS, 3-4, 4-4, 5-4, and 6-4, white, checked, harliquin, 4‘C,— TABLE and PIANO COVERS, RUGS, MATS, 4-c., 4-c., 4-c., and other got in carpet stores for sale on the most reasonable Those of our out of Town friends who DOCTOR YOURSELF. i s t t n h u n n o t a t h n . GARWOOD L. JUDD, ‘ Attoymey & Counsellor at I].aw, 1 Will promptly and faithfully attend to all bus iness entrusted to his care. Office on the corner of Main and Centre Streets, Frankfort, Herkimer Co., N. Y. STEWART & IVES. Produce Coinnaission Mer- cliaiits. No. 5 North Water Street, Philadelphia, Pa. R o b e r t S t e w a r t . Anson B. I v e s . JOHN P. PLANK, d e a l e r in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions. Crockery and Glass Ware, Shelf and Heavy Hardware. Nails. Glass 4-c., the Second Brick Sloro -from the Rail Road, near the foot of Main Street, Herkimer. JOHN PEIOE, m aktjfactijp . e e a n d d e a l e r in F a n n i n g Mills & Improved Pat ent Fnneps, For Wells and Cisterns. n : ^ Repairing done at short notice. Mohawk, Herk. Co., N. Y. 33 WARREN CASWELL, ' Fancy & Staple Ikry Goods Mer- cliant & Grocer. [X^Also dealer in Silver Ware, Watches, Jewelry, 4\®- FLOUR and SALT of the various brands constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest market price. CCP^Also dealer in Shingles, at the brick store on the corner of Main and Green streets. He>-kirner, N. Y. H. HUYCK, ISrocer and R e a ler in a ll kinds o t K i i q n o s . Also, in all kindsof IRON, a few doors south of the jail Herkimer, N. Y. S. & R. EARL, Attorneys & Counsellors. 3 :^Oflice over the Bank, Herkimer. N. Y J. F. HOSCH, m a n u f a c t u r e r o f a n d w h o l e s a l e a n d r e - t a i l Jlealer in Boots and Siioes. O:^ Also, dealer in all kinds of Leather, Skins and Findings, Mohawk, N. Y. RAIL ROAD HOUSE, Kept by J. S p o o n e r . Herkimer, N. Y. TAYLOR’S HOTEL, Kept by E l i T a y l o r , nearly opposite the Bank, Herkimer, N. Y. RAIL ROAD HOTEL, Kept by A n d r e w L e i o h t , on Albany street. The public will always be liberally served at this House. Stabling and provender for hors es constantly on hand and in readiness. Herkimer, July ‘16, 1851. J. A. & A. W. SUITER; Saddle & Harness Makers, Also dealers in Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, 4 -c.. in Post-Office Building, Herkimer. HARLEY WEST, Justice o f tlae Feace. Office in Spinner’s Block, over Stillwell’s store, Mohawk. Her kin,er county, N. Y. C. DEVENDORF. d e a l e r in - I^taple and Fancy I>ry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, 4-c., Mohawk, Herkimer Co., N. Y. MARK BATCHELDER, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN All kinds of B«ots & Slioes, For Ladies, Gents, and Children. Also'dealer in Skins and Leather Herkimer N Y . JOHN HARTMAN, Faskionakle Tailor & Cutter. Also dealer in all kinds of Cloths and ready made Clothing, opposite the Bank, Herki mer, N. Y. J. G. BURRILL, DEALER IN Fnslisli & American Hardware, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Groceries, 4 -c. Also Commission dealer in Patent Medicines, Water Lime 4- Cement Paint. Herkimer. N. ¥ . WM. HOWELL, Jr., Cabinet & Chair Manufacturer. Coffins furnished on the shortest notice.— Herkimer, N. Y. I. E. L. HAMILTON, Attorney & Counsellor at Ca-w, llion, Herkimer Co., N. Y.; will attend to all , business entrusted to his care with promptness and fidelity. • . E. H. MORSE. ! At the Mohawk Marble Works, ; Keeps constantly on hand M o n u m e n t s , Amer ican and Italian, Head Stones, ^c., of the lat- > est and most approved style and finish. Table ^ Tops, and Pier Tables furnished to order R A I L R O A D H O U S E H E R K I . .M E R . has the pleasure 0 the public that he _ ^ ___ ^ ^ sed the property known as the Railroad House, in the^ village of Herkimer, which he has greatly improved and,furnished anew throughout. Travellers and others may be assured that neither pains or expense has been, or will be, spared to ren der their sojourn agreeable ~at the Herkimer Railroad House. A S tage leaves this House at l l j o’clock A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, for Mohawk, Denison’s Corners, Henderst in Warren, Jordanville, Paige’s Cornt . field Springs, LeRoy, Oaksville, Fly CrCek, and Cooperstown ; then connecting with ing with sta- valley of the ooperstown ; then connei om Sharon Springs and the valley iquehannah. Returning—Leaves Coopers town op Tuesdws, Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrives in Herkimer in time for the cars east or west. A S tage also runs daily, starting at l i o’ clock, P. M., for Middleville, Fairfield, and Newport, and there connecting with stages for J Norway, Poland, Graves’Hollow, Russia, ni. ®~ Trenton Falls. JACOB SPOONER. Herkimer, June 13,1851. 4iyi M O R G A N G R A Y , QHIPPING and COMMISSION AGENT, O No. 7, South S t . N. Y. 7 . 2 .—Personal attention given to expi 11 consignments of Flour, Grain, But- sse, and Produce of different kinds. N . 2 . —J sales on all ter, Ghees b e f k b e n c e s . Messrs. Bartlett, Perry $• Co,, No. 4 Front St., N. y . Mr. P. P. Demarest, No. 7 Southst., N. YY . Messrs. 'Kline 4- McClary, Port Jackson, Mont, Co., N. y. Mr.- P. W . Putman, Aunesville, Mont Co., Messrs. J . -D. Zilley 4- Co., Canajoharie, Mont. Co., N. Y. Mr. A. M. Gray, Herkimer^ N. Y. New York, April 12. 1852. 6 r . u o h n g . s e e w i r . T h e G e r m a n P h x s i o i a n , of C a m d e n . •\XTILL visit Herkimer on the 14th bf dach VV month as usual. Those seeking his T t month as professional advice will please bear in (the fom-teenth) that no more disappomti m,ay be Incurred, 5 seeking his lar in mind IR O N . « A L£ sorts and idJ varieties of Iron for blaek- ZXsmilhs and others may be obtained at H, \ ' ■ ’ ------- and Hardware store, Huyek’s cheap Grocery rkimer. OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. r I^HE Fortieth Edition, w-ith One X Hundred Engravings, Showing and Malformation of the 1 form. To Diseases of -tance ■ to Diseases and Malformation Human System in every shape and fori which is added a Treatise on the Dis( Females, being of the highest import married people, or those contemplating mar riage, by-WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D. Let no father be. ashamed to present a copy c j ESCULAPIUS to his child. It may hitn from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obligatio^s_^M married life without reading M CULAPIUS. Let no- one pSn’^in” a hacknied Cough, nights, nervous feelings. Dyspeptic sensations, ai physician, be another moment without consi • the iESCULAPIUS. J A M E S L E W I S , RESIDENT DENTIST, MOH a WK, N. Y. ' a east of the new Brick Church, between Main street, and the canal. ,,The subscriber respectfully announces to the public that he is now conveniently and perma nently located in Mohawk village, where he will be all times in readiness to attend Ae calls Lve the married, my impe ; it has I unfortun tures from the very jaws of death. d ^ A n y person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS enclosed-in a letter, will receive one copy o'f this work by mail, or five copies will be sent for One Dollar. Addi ing the jafiSUULiAi'HJS. Hal ar those about to be married, any impediment, read this truly useful booklook, means of saving thousand:snf as j nd ui 13yl , (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG. D E N I S O N , W I L L I A M S &rCO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Straw Goods, Hats Caps, Furs and Umbrellas, and Parasols, NO. 14 COURTLANDT ST., NEW YORK. (Opposite the Western Hotel.) rp H E facilities of the undersigned enable X them to offer inducements to purchasers of straw goods, 4'®-i seldom met with. They bave'an extensive and entirely new stock of goods which they offer at prices that will defy competition. Ad examination of their stock is solicited. DENISON, WILLIAMS 4- CO., 23yl No. 14 Cortlandt St., N. Y. E X P R E S S A G E N C Y i ving been nt for the A- ^ s place, will proi trusted to hii irts of the Un Office a t J. S voonee ’ s Hotel. his care. Goods forwarded 1 of the United-States, Canada and Europe. Herkimer, September 1 st, H.S.CLARK. w h i t e & M E 'Y C A L F , . BS 2 w rap s® ssi D DEVEREUX BLOCK, UTICA, TIS TILL be happy toGerve theii , VV friends in their professionaj [re w o r k done in a. ior man ca, Dec. 22, 1852. WHITE 4- METCALF. uperior mannei Util frii apacify. _ iv and warranted. during regi Decay c pressure or otherwise, s vi'iH be wanting to give entire sat- 1 teeth of incorruptible mat! one to a whole set inserted on gop-J plate, atmospheric pressure or otherwJ No effoj isfaction. Work warranted, and prices reasonable. A Superior Tobth Powder very recently in troduced to the public, constantly on hand and for sale. Examinations and advice gratis The subscriber takes the liberty to refer to the following named gentlemen, from most of whom he has testimonials of his professional ability, 4-c. C . A . G e if f e t h M .D., Mohatvk, B. C ai Wi W m . B. S m i t h , A. L. Hov?eLn, D k . L. S a l i s b u r t ,’ F. E. S p i n n e r , S. R em in g t o n , llion, S, L. M o r g a n , do JAMES LEWIS, Dentist. Mohawk, N. Y , April fel., 1863. •QOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS for A J men, women and children, for sale low_at ’ S. N. FOOTE’S. Little Fiills, March 8 , 1853. TVTEW Arrival of Dry Goods dt the CHEAP JN CASH STORE, of BR O WNand WHI- $ 23 , 0 0 0 ir $500 to $5,000, on *- — ’ “ Mortgage, in sums from unincumbered real estate. Apply to S. 4‘ R. EA Herkimer, March 17, 1853. 21 TTC7 ANTED—LIVE CHI CKESS and TUR VV KIES, at the Rail Road House, by JACOB SPOONER Herkimer, April 30, 1851. S. TpGGS W AITED, at the Rail Road HoU.se til Herkimer, by ' J. SPOONER O ^ T H E ROAD TO HEALTH U l O L L O W A Y ’ S P I L l «£U P I L L S . CURB OP A DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD DI GESTION. Copy of a Letter from Mr. R. W. Kirkus, Chemist, 7 Prescot Street, Liverpool, dated 6th June, 1851. J F O PROFESSOR HALLOWAY; Sir— X Your Pills and Ointment have stood the highest on our sale list of Proprietary Medi cines for some years. A customer, to -w hom I can refer for any enquiries, desires me to let you know the particulars of her case She had been troubled for years with a disordered liv er'and bad digestion. ■’ On the last occasion, however, the virulence of the attack was so •dlarn:iiig, and the infiamrration set in so se verely, that doubts -w'ere entertained of her not being able t® lear up under it ; lortunately she was induced to try your Pills, and she inforn.s me that after the first, and each succeeding dose, she had great relief. She continued to take them, and although she used only three boxes, she is now in the enjoyment of perfect luld have sent you many rr-o V o f t speaks shing Pills. (Signed) . R. W. KIRBUS. AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHE'UJIATIC PEVER, IN -VAN DIEMAN'S -t ANB. Copy of a Letter inserted in^ the Hobart Town Courier, of the 1 st Man hi 1851. by Major 5 ! J. Walch. . Margaret M’Connigan, nineteen years of age, residing at New Town, had been suffer ing from a violent rheurr atic fever forupw’ards of two months, which had entirely deprived her of the use of her limbs; during this time she was under the care of. the most eminent medical men in Hobart Towm, and by them her case was considered hopeless A friend prevailed upon her to try Hallow-ay’s celebrated Pills, .which she consented to do, and in an incredi-- ble short space of time they effected a perfect CURE OP A PAIN AND TIGHTNES.S IN THE CHEST AND STOMACH OF A PERSON SI YEARS OP AGE. From Messrs. Thew 4' Son, Proprietors of ike Lynn Advertiser, who tan vouch for the fol lowing statement—August ‘ 2nd. 1 85 1 . To Professor Hallow-ay ; Sir—I desire to bear testimony to the good effects of Dr. Hoi- low-ay’s Pills. For some years I have suffered severely from a pain and tightness in the stom ach which was also accoiripanied by a short ness of breath, that prevented me from walk ing about. I am 84 years of age, and notwith standing my advanced state of life, these Pills have so relieved me, that I am desirous that others should be made acquainted w-ith their virtues. I am now rendered, by their means. WONDERFUL EPFICAOY OP HOLLOWAY S PILLS IN CASES OP DROPSY. Persons suffering from Droysy, either ahoi the turn of life, or at other times, should ir mediately have recourse to these Pills, as ! dreds of persons are annually cured by t J, of this direful complaint in its diffe stages, when all other means had failed. These Celebrated Pills ’ ' ” Celebrated Pills are wonderfully cious in the following complaints. Ague. Inflammation, Asthma, Jaundice, Billious Complaints, Liver Complaints, Blotches;otches;on on thehe Skin,n, Lumbago,rr t Ski Lu Bowel Complaints, Pile: lago, lies. Rheumatismumatism. Colics, Khe Constipation of^ the Retention of Urine, Bowels, Scrofula, or King’s Consumption, Evil, Debility, Sore Throats, Dropsy, Stone and Gravel, Dysentery, Secondary Symptoms, Erysipelas, Tic Douloureux, Female Irregularities, Tumours, Fevers of all kinds, Ulcers, Fits, Venereal Affections, Gout, Worms of all kinds. Head-ache, Weakness, from what- Indigestion, ever cause, 4 -c. 4-c. Sold at the Establishment of Professoi H ol lo - w a y , 244 Strand, (near Ten pie Bar, Lon don,) and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the British Empire, and of those of the United -States, in Boxes at 37^c., 87c,, and $l 50 each. Whole sale by the principal Drug houses in the Un ion, ahd by Messrs, A. B. 4r D. S a n d s , New There is a considerable saving by tak ing the larger sizes. N, B, Directions. for the guidance of pa tients in every disorder are affixed to each H A R D W A R E . i his stock ! furnish e above lii his variety of tTLBRY,-.-TABLB nearly all needful articles in He invites particular attention B AND POCKET. AND DOOR TRIMMINGS. The following comprises a small part of his Kni- ’ “ ' ■ 4 - Forks, (vari ous styles,) Pocket Knives, 1, 2, 3 and 4 bl Shears, Spades, \\ »8S, Trowels, Iron 4^ C- S,, do Hammers, do. Window Sash, Nails,Cut and Wro’t, H a t H ooks ' , Wire, for fences, At rile Brown Store. J. G. BURRILL', Herkimer April 1 . 1851. __________ Razors, Drawing Knives, Butts and Screws, Strap Hinges, Mortice Locks, Rim do, Latches, Mort do, Draw-er Locks, Grind Stone Cranks, Shovels and Tongs, . Mill 4 - X Cut Saws, Sheet Lead, Scythes andStones do, Thiirbles, Rope, etc. P A I N X S , O I L S , S&C. ^ ^ U S T received a well selected stock of Oil, - - White Lead, Red do. a splendid Chrome do, Red Glue Furniture VafnisKj Harness\ do, Rose Pink., Ultraraarihe Bline,. Prupiai u !o, Herkiiqer, Apj^ 1, 1851. ^ ^ — J. g : b u r r i l l . B R O W I T & W H I T I N G , OONTINtJE T’O SEBL FtOfJR, SAXT, OROCRRIES, Drugs, Medicines, .Oils, 'Window Gl^s, Dye Stuffs, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, French, Figured, Plain and ChaUgable Silks, ’ in town. They of TIMOTHY ever. Call and 1S52. ^ 2 3 tf A-igutcu, i- 10.111 0114 yuRDgable Silks, C heaper than any other shop in town. The] have also on hand a choice lot o SEED, for sale qh®^per than i see. Mohawk, Feb'. -3, 1852. C A U T I O N * BEWARE OP C O U N T E R F E I T S II rp H E extraordinaty* stttcess of M. Duboy’s X Rat Exterminafeir, has excited the cupidi ty of some dishonest pel-sons to counterfeit it. Inquire for M.. Duboy’s Rat Exterminator,and take HQ other- large boxes, at 25 cents ^^’^^N'DE 4- OSBURN, Rocliest^, N . Y,. Sole American Agents, to -whom a ll orders should he addressed. A gents .— For sale by J . G. Barrill, Herki mer Meriy, Mohawk. 27m6 S'
