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if ITeb.-aska—Done .^r* JJJ. \We are Sot cdiistitutionall^nguinc, and 11 hare been taught by stern? Experience jESt an event does not always' actually occujibe^ cssie, to human appiBbdifafon, it sho'ulcl; yet Tire can no longeigrepress, o^ ibjful confident Hope that the Nebraska Imqnity isttomed \.-^rtrnfav ~ftoatfdcr^^ n&» dying\way, for some weeks yet, ere it shnll-be-kicked\but of the House; but it cannot passj_ if there bojmy trust in.the signs^of 'tne tfmSr ^ThTt *wm^iTT ^r r lf»e' Organizatidh of the Territories* may'pass =at this Session} iff very probable arid ribt'toTho' regreffed r -but the' bill- which pasfehthc- Senatey by such an overwhelming majority certainly cannot pass.—neither this r Session' nor 'ever after. - And we- now beli 'eve^it most improbable that any bill repudiating the/- Missouri Bcstriction can be forced through the present Hon* . How ; ranch tetterr 'chaHce it wily have - thereafter, the reader can judge for himself. ' ' 'V- A T ?6rd as to Agitation may not here? Be inopportune; Agitation i3 said to be evil and perlioosy and many good •menr*devotc their time stfd energies. , largety\''td , :'its 'dd\ nnnciatioK andrepre ^idn .'J v Tina'<iTa>s^?^a first urged to speak out-agonist'the repudP ation of the Missouri' Compromise; declined, because (as they averred) action was mi- jv. H. piiriTt-cps & s. iSaE ^^M. V--* Sr~fsHr *r~'£i- — i<? inscconory, for no Gcsgress would thick'of disturbing that Compromise. \A'ni&nfli[fcr 4 'l tor, when the danger became jniminent'artd undeniable, many\ of •- the samo men would do nothing because no 'effort could avail— the Senate had repealed two Restriction, and the Houso could not be deterred from con curring. ' Yef,-in spita^ of tbeir^excess of faith at first and their •itiei' want of faith at last, the battle.has been fought, arid by agi- \tation the'great'central region of 6ur Con tinent, bearing\ the same relation to Ameri ca \thai Germany and Switzerland do to EuropG, has been* preserved from Slavery for the future home of millions of strong-arm ed freemen.' 'Henceforth, when agitation and , agitators are denounced as' a' prolific source of evil and danger, let- us remember thc-cvil they have repelled, tha\f>ertt 'they •have averted, in saving Nebraska an'd'-Kanf sas to Freedom. • ' / \ : ! For, let it not be forgotten',' the danger confronted was grounded in popular apathy. Nobody feared that the People would pro-* notince in favor of the Nebraska scheme— tho peril was that they would not pronounce at all, but tacitly abdicate in favor of an i active and -impudent though numerically in significant'minority. To rouse tho masses and impel them to declare for this side or sent it through the Tlousw-nA tnumph«nf -ijr. as if passed the Senate/ And yet it-ia'de- 1 monstrated that agitation has liot in sixty years so imperiled thcr Union'•* as Apathy' would liave done in this-single\instance had it been permitted to bear sway.' ' Lotnis not'incito'undtie confidence. \Thd measure of Senator Douglas id beaten be cause tho People have emphatically con demned it; if they now subside into their fields, their shops, their warehouses, and cry All's Well! it may be resuscitated and passed, even during this Session. ' Thejr Llvb won tho victory; let them resolve to maintain and enjoy it. At every fit oppor tunity, Jet their indignaui condemnation of the bill and its (.nickers bo reiterated. And let tho Members of Congress opposed to the Iniquity take caro that no one of their number leaves Washington without having paired off with a decided Douglasitc.— With proper vigilance in Congress and.un related energy en the part .of the People, we believe it may now ho considered tolor- ahly certain that the danger is over, at least, fof this Session.—iV. Y. Tribune. w ^v^vv.—v* Jntrodactory.~ <~•.,-.—•\'.--*. Custora has rendered \t- imperative upon those who assurne'the chair*'editorial,* thaf -they •• define--tbau> position,- or,--iu other- word\ tnat tne J\ inform. their - readers 'what'* great-- jHmLiCs!:. • «ud , TuGrai pies *i<-y intend advocating. Ours'- is 'T .rt easy task, \for we shall advocate thosejimc- cherished principles of the Whig party, '.which \reso well known to tho people,.that no lengthy disquisition is required at our hand;). We have rejoiced at many triumphs j\cf those principles, and hope-to witness a ' u few mora\ of the same sort.\ True, within a few years, faction, which too often creeps •into a dominant party, wherr a few wonld-bo leaders \grow fat and kick,\ has shown its diminutive head in tho Whig\ \party of the nation. But it has done its'worst: and, al- though giving our opponents a temporary triumph, its power for evil has departed.— The Whig party of this State at least,\ will stand' by the \good old flag,\ and at the next election will give such evidence to their sister States \ that- the Whig party is not dead,\ as will resuscitate even that portion of it which was pronounced' \twice dead and plucked' up by the roots,\ by those whose \ wish was father to the thought.\ At the recent special election, a policy, for which .the Whigs of this State havo long contended, and for tho advocacy of which they have been charged by their op ponents with entailing upon tho people of this State a debt of $40,000,000, was crown ed with success. Indeed, so apparent had the necessity for tho Enlargement of the Canals' become, and so popular with Ihe! masses, that 'the > Hunker portion of our op ponents wero compelled to advocate tho Amendments to tho Constitution, which wore so triumphantly adopted by tho peo ple, and carried ont in their spirit and letter by a Whig Legislature. Tho Enlargement is sccuro.only so long as its true and tried friends have tho management of it. We cannot doubt but that, at the next election, a majority of tho friends of that measure wilfbo elected.' \To un»'.„i. vo s } ml \ ktu] , our feeble efforts to the success of air FJIOM LIEUT. STRAIN'S PAUIY.—Tho foI : lowing is an extract of a letter written by ono of Lieut. Strain's pirty, to a friend in this city, dated PANAMA, April 13, 185.4. My last letter was dated about tho loth ult., advising you that, with three others of our party, I had got at,last \out of the- woods,\ and somo thirty miles from the Pn/| cific. phis letter miscarried.] . I arrived here early this morning in a ca- noo, from tho Gulf of San Miguel, with two of tho officers of our purtyvlonvjng the oth ers (of those left, viz. 13 out of 10 men) at the Gulf of San Miguel. AVo have hail, probably, about as hard a journey as wan ever made, having first boon grossly deceived by tho rpportx of Cullcn nnd Gisbornc, who aro both unmitigated ( —); then led astray hv our pretended \ i, tho. Ii \ * \ dates nominated by\'Whig Conventions, State, County', District and Town ; and shall resist all etfotts of demagogues to embarrass the action- of such .Conventions, by, the-iii traduction of issues not clearly defined as Whig tenets. ' At the recent session of tho Legislature, a Prohibitory Liquor Law was passed by a large majority of tho Members of both Houses, and vetoed by tho Governor, who, no doubt, was actuated by honest motives— at least, so says E. C. 1 )elevan (Soft.) Tie | this as it may, no ono can doubt hut that this great moral question must pass through the political caldron ; and mnny good, but misguided Whigs, aro anxious that it should bo. incorporated into the Whig creed. We cannot ngrco w'tth such,; but, while we dill'cr wjth them in this respect, wo shall advocate lemjxrutelg tho adoption of a Prohibitory Law, for tho suppression of tho sale of ar dent spirits as a beverage. Our columns will be open for discussion, to both friends and opponents of this measure, i.e., provided tluv bear in mind tho old ndago, \be nhort.\ /\ = guides, the Indians, and lastly, detained by sickness, and giving out of some of our party. We have been literally starved, and cov ered with sores and bruises, and have lost 0 out of 22, who composed tho parly, yi*: 4 sailorsj and two New Gramtdinns (Commis sioners appointed by tho Government to accompany us) by fniigue and starvation. Not ono of our number has been pick with any disease, nor hnvc we been troubled by tho Indians. In fact, cscppt for Iho first seven days, at. = which timo our Indian guides deserted us, ( wc did not sec a human being for some fifty, * davs, and grain being very scarce, we were • obiiged to livo on shrubs, mils, weeds, <fcc. Thnnk God, I am now safe, hearty and in f icrfcct health, as I have been ever since I eft New York. I ani not disappointed in '.his much vaunt ed route. I fully expected to find it, as I have since found it, a perfect humbug. Even Gisbornc, tin English engineer, winfesscs his e»?-pr, as ho calls it general' cliants, m'entsi-— who can write llp •6n *sb^i^lrf (5picrsllfferi ^•g , •tlro-twitchingj-nching-pains-of rheumatism-?- We can't; ?nnd/will*-only giv,&.a bird> eye. view of some of the improvements. A stran ger's-inquiry-when ho^first- makes--Lis ap pearance- -in a village, is for a Hoceh there fore we wilt'commence- with our public (\Houses; ' \ piiyKn. JewEtt has recently purchased ' tho, .Lineklacn House, and fitted it up in modern style, so that it i s now one of tho [.finest Hotels in the country, Oliver is a \Prince'of landlords as\ well as good fel lows,\ and the weary traveler, pr the plcas- urc-se'eker r wiJI,[always,jBiid, ^minc- host\ \at home.\' , ... £j s . . MARSH, of the Park House, understands the \ ropes\ of a publichouse, and is as good a caterer for the public u appetite as can be found in these parts.. Ho is always ready to wait, upon 'hose who give him a call. The Cazenovia House is defunct. Our friend \Vie .\Mins\'Icft iandfording, for a more- profitable business. , CLARXE ifc HOBBBE'S Empiro Block , is opposite the Lincfclaen House, where/ all who want Dry Goods,\ Groceries, Hsnd Saws and other Hardware,- can be supplied.— HoonrE & CLARKE have given us the first instalment of their Advertisements, which j will be continued in our next. The DOOK-STORE is in this Block, where the literati can obtain mental food, as well as Blanchard's Arithmetics, and other School Books, Stationery, &c. E. G. WELD'S Paguerrcan Kocm is in tho third's(ory, J where he has recently received, a new^assorfm'enl of cases, lockets,\ etc., r c^-j dy.for tho reception of tho beautiful faces which so much abound in this vicinity. In the third story, if you will stand on tho opposite corner, yotf will\ seo our Jmhiblo selves ratory want a job done \neatly and expeditiously,\ just call up'and-we'will attend to your case- By-tho-by, wc havo tho best assortment of job type in tho County. Gilo* &. CABI'EXTER nrc on tho corner West of in, and are opening a splendid stock \f Goods, and' aro ready to nttend to tho callaot r 'll be seen that WARNED &-RARBER offer iour citizens great Inducements foriindulging:'•..nuaUsuppIy.bill that great luxuxy^-t'o editors^j-fresh beefC ijMr. WAnxRit ha^ gained for: himself the jsoubriqnet of \Bought of the Cleaver,\ for [liis skill and dexferity in preparing a steak or a^onst - .-\-• - . j-Mi PARMELEE «S>SOX have-opened,a.Gro^ eery\ and Provision Store on Lincklaen st;J where our eitizens-can-obtain-.almost every thing necessary to comfort the inner man. CAPT. HILL, as usual, keeps a supply of \creature comforts.\\\ He, like us, is-long- j ing' for the time when \Ginger pop \'can be, taken with safety. t ~~ ' DON'T BE BASHFUC.—^Persons perusing this number of our paper need not wait to be solicited to- subscribe tho Republican. Just send in your names. We havo a book on purpokffHo record them, contaiWan appropriation of tionlj largettient;5\Th *fdcsTgn, gays tbevAfgus, iC to extend the rear waif sornsrfifte'en-oflwen- ty feet westward—thus..enlarging the-As -.i sembly cliamber r tho clonic room, the Court room, and the apartments \now ocenpied by the-State Library—to refit ..the -Assembly, and when the Library is removed, to con vert the entire upper floor into committee rooms—the Assembly chamber to be con nected with the new Library building by corridors. i NEW%ORK SHATE FAra—At A meeting of the Executive \Coinm^ 6 Newark ^tatc AgnTttltuS^^ the 6th of April,.a Solution J** • tliaf th« Annual Exhibition foT?- ^ FREDERICK W. REWARD, JOHN-TEN- Evcit. and PHILIP TEW Even, along with the for nicr proprietors of the Albany Evening Jonrnal,-havo became joint and equal own- ncw \ar- the 6tll of April,.a resolution was •• 1 Exhibition for this' held on Hamiltoii.Square' JR ^&B»t FO f York, on'the 3rd, 4th, 5 th anfgg 4 - Octobcr next. {\ IIXTSOIS \MARBLE.—The geoV^ jvcy-of Illinois', now - in progress,-^ loped the fact that, sonthera Illinoiais ri in marble of the most valnable rm' both variegated'and black. Soma 0 f deposits of marble ara very extensive,. a properly worked, may be made to\ largely to the resources of the State. _ You will-get | ers- 0 f\ that'esfebl&hment. The.™. . , tho worth of your money; for we are do- j rangement commenced on Monday'last, termined to make our paper the paper of' the County, HE Board of Excise of this town, at ^their meeting on Monday last, refused to grant licences for tho sale of ardent spirits, ; / REV. A. PBVNE, Editor of the ^ > . ro %^ 'five Christian, recently published in tin's village, having associated himself with C. P. WALKER, of the Banner of the Times, De Kuyter, the subscription lists of the two papers are to bo united, and a new paper, under the title -of Christian and Citizen^ will be published at Peterboro, in this coun ty. The first number will be issued next We wish tho Elder all the success that his talent, -zeal, industry, and honesty of purree in the canse he advocates, deserves. 'JIE \ oldest inhabitant\ is floored ! He say's lie has no recollection of such weather as has paid us a visit within the last week. Such calm,pleasant sunshine, blustering, cold rain and snow storms, thunder and lightning, tornados, earthquakes, &c, he never witness- This will give the Journal, already one of the best papere in the .country, a great-, ad vantage over many of its contemporaries. A GANG of counterfeiters were arrested j^LjIn Utica, on' Saturday last, and about Sl,- j IOO trt xro*£ttt» cum iit TO CSTr t piC€65, (junF- tcrs, halves, and five dollar pieces, found in their possession. Also,, the galvanizing ap paratus and all tho smaller tools, necessary for carrying on the countcrfeitiiig business. THE Albany Journal of Monday evening, states that the rain had fallen, with little cessation for four dayg, which caused a tre mendous Hood, the like of which iiad not been seen in i-liat vir.intty for twenty years. THE Legislature of Connecticut meets to-day. \ The Liquor question, and the elec tion of a U, S. Senator, aro to be the two leading topics of the session. THE Ohio Legislature jsasscd a stringent Liquor Law, on the 29th ult, and it roquircs only the signature of tho Governor to be come a law. i- | Gov. SEI-MOITR lias .removed Dr. \ V j the health Officer at Staten Island, an d i r \ pointed Dr. Bartlett of Delaware (k ,| formerly Senator from that District J Mbrri* refuses to: \give it np BA« ^ ditEeulty is now in the hands of the£) yers. It is ft snug office, being vorti f -20,000 a year.— Alb.~]T>iick. THE CISCINSATI GAZETTE, savs that Hon. Moses H.-pMnnelr, of New-Yotr iclvcs rattle, tho ty^ into the stick,' prepa-' j ed-beforo.- \And as to powder mill explosions atory for our next week's issue; and if you j causing tho earth to shake, tables to move, windows to rattle, etcetera, moro than 100 miles from tho scone of the catastrophe—all this is left for thu oldest inhabitant of thcj/»tant appl future to recite to iho jureniles. official clu position ai shadow of a chance for a nana! anywhere in tho entire range of the Cordilleras, there being mountains of over ,'.1 000 feet high for miles.—iV. P\. Express. • -PniNTiNo PREHB IN AFRICA.:—A printing press has been established on tho Orange river, in Africa, tho darkest spot the Chris tian world bus as yet attempted to enlight en. Cazenovia Seminary, On tho 12th ult the Summer Term open ed at tho Seminary, with n larger number of students than usual at this period of the year. It is gratifying that our community, and the public at largo, feel a growing pride in this Institution, and in various way« nrc disposed to aid the projects of_tho Trustees to render the school unrivalled, in all its arrangements, and in tho extent and perfec tion of its facilities. Valuable donations havo been recently made for theso objects; and now tho Trus tees nro exf rting themselves to clear the debt which tho large improvements lately added have nccessnrilt brought upon them. Wo bono the public will continue their generous contributions. Tim Institution is a mr >Rt valtmbh: public interest, and is worthy the kiudly regard and liberal bonefactions of all PF.ILSOSS rerciv paper, and who like it well enough io sub scribe, will please retain it. Thoso who think thoy cannot afford to help sustain neat, spicy, political paper 'n our village, will please return i Tho senior sends this number, greeting, to many of his old friends in tho several .towns of this County, nnd will bo happy to renew \the days of auhl lang syn^,\ by having their names on our subscription book. / TUB RKi'tiiti .irAV is published on tho principle of association. All engaged in ils publication arc practical Printers, and the public may bo assured of its being regularly issued, cvory' Wednesday morn ing- \ \' ' Aw adjourned meeting of tho-frionda of Tcmpcrnnco will bo hold at tho Free Chiu'eh, in this village, on Friday evening next. Tho public aro invited to attend. ! >«s. and others 'who may V vpr.thein with n visit. j?or -iintr .o.- i »„^._.. Jars, sec Advertisement next week. i W. J. ilorjon 'ts Cash Storo , looms up on the North-West corner ; and as ho is now in the city, you may expect to find a rush of, fino Goods in his Storo in a few day*. Wo beliovo his clerks aro now open ing somo new Spring Goods. Seo Adver tisement next week. JO.VAT/IA.V WoomvAiuj is about replen ishing his stock of l>ry Goods, ike. Uo, A FAT OFFICE.—Tho Barnburners have been great sticklers for Jow salaries; but it appears tho, present Lieut. Governor under stands tho true meaning of \ retrenchment\ JlO 1133 STiCCl'eucu ...i.n .Mg ...... vnioc-wii«r of the most lucrative in tho State. The present Whig Comptroller is overhauling tire \ Books,\ and lias discovered that thou sands of dollars havo been pilfered from the Treasury of the State by tho Barnburner olHco-holders. The following statement, niado by the Comptroller, will show how. much the Lieut. Governor has pocketed \ The toml amount of monies paid from . ... . , „ .... , , , the Tiwtsury of tho State of New York, to too, w.ll let the public know what bo has | Hon. Sandt'ord E. Church, Lieut. Governor, on hand through our columns. THE • Oswego Times pays the following deserved tribute to the faithful Ilcpresenta- tive from that district:— By his industry, eminent ability nnd coa- tant application to tin: fiiithfulduchargv of tics, Mr. Littlejohn tins gttined a and exercised an influence unsur passed by any other Member of the Assem bly. Ho not only vigilently guardoU thu important and growing interests confided to his charge, nssailed in various forms, but carried throiitch every measure .asko<i_£'*-f.r J r stanco to the most important public mea sures originated and reported in the Assem bly. \Without disp.ir.-igonient to others, it may bt truly said that Mr. Liitleiohn was a leading member of the. House during the session just closed, where he has won a pub lic reputation as an able debator and up right legislator unsurpassed by few men of his age and experience, and nliko honorable to himself and the city he represents To his enterprise, sagacity, foresight and in llueiui purchased the hotel of Judge MDlsatY low Springs, Ohic-,= (where-Antioch is located,) and that it will soon baou, for the summer season, under the clar<v oat; ui IVUWIUU « awicre. IN Pittsburg, Pa., a short time since, sjBp^ lawyers, merchants and speculators coiaii red to procure from the railroad coinp3 Bl J quantity of bills under $5, —the passi^! which is declared aniisdcmeanor,--anl j| offered to compromise with the <Wjj for $70,000. They were indicted and cl victed. The railroad company ar«liabfel prosecution also. Two emigrant robbers have got their ward in New-York. Isaiah Sclover ,iui mitigated scamp, has been sent to S« Prison for three years, and HenryS^. urst for six months to the Penitentiary,! a tiito of $180, for passing counterfeit road tiekets on emigrants. law* SIIEUIKA.N- KNOWLES, now upwardsof venty years of age, is preaching toat|^ftt^ tist Congregation, at Islington, againitjgg$tili Itoman Catholics. He has a psna'n ^eW* £:iOO from the Goveniiiient,he aho wnajA a handsome income from the perfop»<*** of his I'lnv? PULFOUU &, SWUETI.ASUS, wo believe, arc now receiving their Spring Goods. M. HUTCHINSON has recently received a fresh supply at his new Store. Timo would fail us to enumerate all the splendid articles on salo by our Merchants, and wo must take a peep at our Mechanics. Ah, hero is a necessary aiipcnchigu to Dry Goods—SWAN has the most splendid stock of Jewelry ever offered in this market.^— Uerc the beaux mny ring tho belle with gold, mid tho ladies can seouro nil kinds of .bnvelry to suit tiicir fancy. We need only refer the Gcnls to tho Ad vertisements of our Merchfint Tailors, J. C. RVA .V, GllMlNI.AND & SoNjillldP. E. BtAlU. Wo should judge from tho appcaranco of their shelves nnd counfer ^'thnt they have everything in the Clothing lino that nian can desbe. \ , To crown tho wardrobe,*call on J . NICK- EIISOV, who hart jii .->t received tho latest styles of Hats and Caps. D. G. KEEI.ER is on hand,at,1ns now Slore, in the Lincklaen Housb Block, ready to renew and repair the understandings of ladies and gentlemen. j ]>. <!n.soN 'a Shop is over Blair's establish ment, in the Linekhien House - Block. A contemporary calls him \ tl/o man what thc/ti e our city is indebted lor measures f ., ol , , , , • i * v,,i(:, > W, H u>11 lilr into the future upon iu froin the 8th day vi July, 1 852, to Decern-; growth and prosperity. I laving fully justi- bor 31st, J853, is: As Commissioner of tho Land Office, - §040,00 President of tho Senate, 1,070,00 Member of tho Canal Board, 2,070,00 §4,G40,00 All of which is respectfully submitted, JAMKS M. COOK, Comptroller.\ Book Notice. SriniTiui. MANIFESTATION'S EXAMINED AMI Exi'LAiNEi*. Judge Edvionch lirfulnl; Or an Exposition of the Involuntary J'owcrs and Instincts of 'the Human of \ The J'hilusophy of Electrical Psy chology? \ Immortulily Triumplianl\ lied the high confidence of iho intelligent constituency that elected him, he is wel comed back io tho city of liLs residence, which ho has contributed so largely to hon or and benefit The State I'risons. There is reason to hope that, the finan cial secrets of these Prison I louses nro in a fair way to be disclosed. The Comptroller has taken hold of tho business with a de termination that will not rest or falter. He has the cooperation of .'it least ono honest i Inspector, (Mr. Kirkpatrick,) and will be i aided by «ri inflexible, energetic Board {•{ Commissioners. Of all Government leak*, none, wo be lieve, .•ippcrlaining to our State, have exis ted co long or proved moro exhausting to the Treasury, as thoso connected with our Prisom. ix-gislntivc Committees have been frequently appointed, but they scorn never, in their investigations, to havo gone below tho surface. Tho peculations wore not ar rested or even checked. Every year tho Prisons van fai'lber nnd farther hoi ind in thiir di'ficioiicie*. Though large sums were received from Convict L-i- bur, much larger sums wero required for their support. And while it was apparent enough that the grossest abuses existed, there has been cither a want of power or lisposition to probe them. The Logisln- THE first ease that has occurred twkaSfr^s treaty with England, where an Amcr^iornli citizen is demanded to be sent for tMEJp^ Canada, is that of Daniel W. Van Aas^ji tho Bank forger, who has been given ^Wegii the Canadian authorities by the Y^t^M States Government within the last r>„„, ~ ...e nu «v making to'e^^ot a bridge over tho St. Lawrence at Montqrj^gR It is to be two miles in length, ret 'ii<&Hfejii! t^^itj-tlireo pillars nni\. two allllraeAJj^il giving twenty-four arches^ each et'VtlUgftjg* span. hl&il THE \Bank of Bath,\ is tho mi«i ($i^|S new institution, just started in the tk'rf»fj*OJ vjllago of Bath, Steuben,county. 11Bc^^VTpl cd by Con.'f.int Cook, l'> a gr.nfe >|^E^ possessed of largo means and.iiiuineiiilc ^yftfc i -icncc. , Its prcs.ent. cupiUtl is • $50 ,(Jl» Cprw be increased soon to $If>G ,000. not-^T Tin: Inspectors havo apjioinled Co1,i^,4*?| S. Lewis Superintendent of the Auburn ty ^jj* 'Son. Mr. C. Wheeler, r>no of Ik-wfaaKW nod liberal bonefnetious of nilj'gots your boots ready by tii ^timo promis- — '• \i e / ed\ GiiiioN should at on(o institute a ccciving this number of onr , _ ., . slander suit. ^<> son of Cnipen ever yet pretended to Mich notoriety. Our namesake, Pjni .i.irs .jlas a largo as sortment of Boots and Shoes for Indies' and Gentlemen's wear. Ilia establishment is next door Io Dr. FoordV. His note to the public will appear on liis return from the city. Dn. Fooiin is at his old stand,' and ofi«rs Drugs nnd Medicines, Groceries, &c, • in large or' small qunntites. Judging from our own feelings at tho present writing, wo should think 1UH Pcctor'tal Syrup,' an excel lent remedy for Coughs and Colds, i would be in groat demand. •' < Wo have spun out';,q)iito a yarn mid the half has not been told. We arc'\conipollcd to say— to be continued. . . r : NOTK.—We bnve high nulliority for fry ing that man cannot livo by bread alone.— By reference to our advertising columns, it „ - j , t &c. Elegantly bound in Cloth, price *75 Cents. DKWITT & DAVENI-OUT, pub lishers, Now-York. For salo by CIIAX- DAU. <fe MOSEIEV, Cazenovia. No age of tho world has recorded moro excitement on any subject than has existed for tho last few yeara on tho so-called \Spi rit Manifestations,\ nnd it has been a won der to the inquiring mind that something has not been dono to refute tho foolish and absurd idea hold out by tho believers in this Vain delusion. It would seem, that as things too oftcu go in this world, so it has been in regard to Spiritualism—\what is ...... , - -.. everybody's business is nobody's business\ — | ttiro, after scolding about delicioiu-ios, would and \thus tho public havo been waiting in | innfolhom up by annually increased np- vain for a substantial exposition of this I, ''X'cently\ however, a now element in Pri- son liabilities appeared Tho St.ito had un wisely allowed itself to bo s.icd through its Prison Agents. This proved an active fen- Kvcpors, has I'cen appointed ))<fuh ;,T*L„ periiitcndciit ' jtfta% 1 Mvtso AtiAi.v.— The Buffalo Rough.VftMrg says that Green, tho diver, will comnH.<Htt^ operations this week, about the wrodltineS tho Atlantic, for tho purposo of rccu «i >Sf>fi| tho Pjiecio sunk with the vessel. THE steamer \ William Norn's,\ >l5;jg*£ n oil to cross tho Atlantic in six (la)-s,mwB sold at auction, nearly completed, on %4>§y uesday l.-usf, for-^27,000. to one of the owT iiyl stockholders. AT Adrian, Mich., last week, Ed^lfflGj <}randy, Jr., was sentenced by .Jtiulge to i wo years imprisonment in StntoJii|^^| for seduction of Mary Doty under pnwf \' nf marriaaru. Tin-: Panama railroad is now opon| Obispo, which obviates tho nccewitj* «\'49S^ more boating on tho Chagrcs river. J3-& whole of the Panama railway will be o|?.yjf«[j ed by (ha Jstof August next '^8 TiiB telegraph having erroneously' noiinced tho death of Mr. Moore, one oil jjg editors of t lie Courier and Enquirer, tw jgj V. Commci-eial savs that that gently '•\ subject It will .not do merely to say that it is n \ humbug,\ nnd not tell why or up on what grounds tho assertion is made.— This will not satisfy tho public mind. It I turo in \ 1'rison discipline.\ Judgments has been loft for the author of the work now beforo us, to cxposo this matter upon sound rational principles, and wo prophecy tho accumulated so rapidly as to force a suspi cion of collusion botwccii Plaintiffs and Prison Agents, tho inoro especially from the •irciimstahcc that tho Counsel for\ tho Sinn- downfall of Spiritualism very speedily, when ! s '»i,'JWn was tho Partner and Relative ,. , , . I r ,i i n- i of the Agent, whoso ihll of ( osN rendered his book is once before tho people. Wean; . . , p e ' „ . , , ,„,.,,„ 1 ' against tho State amounted to %>2,o00. conWout that, no person who reads this vol- 1 Still moro recently, a Report from In- umo will over again bo at a loss to rout tho spector Kirkpatrick,' called out by the Sen- \manifesters\ on every occasion. It would j \to uncovered n large amount of hitherto require too much space here to give any- ^na-n\ v d indebtedness From this Report „. ,., - ., . , J it appears that 17 Judgments, amounting thing like a pummary of the poinU upon 1(l ^ .„ tc ,„ § 7o ,000, «\» recorded which tho author dwells, but. suffix it to [ n (h„ Westchester County Clerk's Office.— say, that tho views aro original and | Alb. Jour, given in tho plainest manner possible.— There aro none, let their sentiments bo what they may, but would bo well paid in a peru sal of this work. Lot every ono buy, read, a«^ bo satisfied. THE President, it is said, has vetoed tho Insane Land Bill. \W. B. SMITH, tha Dancing Master, has been so frequently noticed in tho Utica, Sy racuse and Ilochestcr papors and hi* assem blies so'often commended under the titlo of \ Smith's Hops,\ that a New-York merchant anxious to obtain- n supply of a standard article, recently ordcrord \ 10 bales of Smith's Hops!\ ha. I just called :it tho office to pcrcmpt<<|§3 deny that ho was no more. *\ HoitAci; BO.VNKY, who ha* been in •it Augusta, Ab?., about three ycarson charge of counterfeiting', has just lia '1.1% trial beforo tho supreme court nnd be«n«« quitted! THE agent of tho federal government' whom was entrusted the work of rcim the Scminoles from Florida, hns giv«J all hope of accomplishing that work' j present season. Tin.; Albany Atlas of Friday,sM» (he Commissioners of tho Canal Fund determined to ia«iio proposal* for nun loan, at six per cent . A case has boon lately decided in & York, which establishes tho priiwi|* insuroi-s aro not liable for goods 6ttil^ ring a fire. TIIK Rujij .ians now have a foreo of 15<W men in the I'nncipalitics. The Turk allies nro over 100,000 strong there at 5 AT Now-York, a servant girl, «ork lately, died of appoplexy, cau*\ right lacing. '[ Ax Tndia-rubbcr omnibus is abo\ 6 '^ invented, which, when jam full, n^o-' cottplo morei l^fi THE Freo Library, at Boston, to the public on Monday last. « c 12,000 volumes. , . , THE Ohio Legislature havo proliij^. circulation there of B«nk notes of Ic 3 $10, issued by Bauks out of tho State-, IN sonic 2>nrtsof Aroostook count/.! hay is soiling at forty dollars per m » oats at $ 1,25 per bushel.
