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ibeiiigs an additional. ev|det ^iigton Unidf, j^&j'd 5 blii 1 ,st two ye; ration oflaw, ; vertisements.f - : M#>^$|hf flfe Ameriian^e^spa ^ingji|s origin in River ? to a greatefijy jipg •sfearaer An at *1 A. May uews. a great conspiracy j lien was to explode throughout Spain.* g^,?Medi&heFand Gar- rago had been appointed to command the Spanish army in Mexico, and had em- barked for Cuba.. 5^j of the Neufcbatel difficulty has beea pub- TJahish Ministerial difficulty con- Wgy 7 .-•\ The. prohibition on the export of gold from Russia is removed* ESOLASD.—The speech from the throne is looked for with^inuch interest. It, is «aid that if there is not in it a very dis- tinct pledge of a reform bill, Mr. Roebuck ll d It ill b vertisemeBtS and subscriptions at the rates as required b^iis. His receipts will be regarded as payments. -.\Sis ofltceff J vie—Sonton, Seofiay's Building; Nev> York, Tribune Buildings;' JP/«7- adclpkial TSl E corner of Fifth inS Chesmit its 63F\ F-aSrmer'a Produce of anjkinds, Wood, •&:, tftetfjH ifcyffieHffor Sufcser^pHon t6 ^The Lewis County Banter.\ 7lfe5p ? YorIdandi|tion,\or-n)oraj ; !and political error that** 1 these political ngitatoTs must ultimately sink to rise no more. The people, are learning the truth, and their case is wa* ningunder athe. ban of We \people; -CiCy after ci.ji f • has given its verdict againstj i.' Connecticut, so strongly vith them {jp* Advertisements, to seer.ve' an insertion the sanie,week, -must be hatuled in aneariyaB Monday noon. -' pg move-an amendment. I will prob- ably be carried. ' ' Tjie French\ journals profess to know about Lord Elgin's instructions respec- ting China, and says he will demand/a; nnewal of the treaties with the extension of the privilege to three other ports be- sides the five to which they air ady claim admission : and also the establishment of English military torts in all cities where -English Cousuls or Consular Agents re- side, and the re-erection of torts at Canton, Shaughae, and Hong Kong. SPAIN.—The text of the Queen's speech respecting Mexico is out. \The diplo-the matic relations with the Mexican gov- ernment have been interrupted by diplo- matic circumstances, but 1 hope the in- terruption will be but temporary. The Mexican government and nation have al- ready began to prove that they will not consent to countenance these acts as con- trary to justice as humanity, by allowing them to go unpunished, and that they will not oblige Spain, to whom they are united by so many bonds to exact repara- tion for such outrages;\ COMMERCIAL. • Liverpool : Cotton Market had assumed-ciate \ fc fiiiner tone, and prices were fully sus- tained. Sales of 3 days 20,000 bales. The Breadstuff market continued to harden,and prices'had slightly advanced. Wheat 2s batter. Red 8sa9s : White 9sa9s6d. T—Is advanced demanded. Wes- tern- Canal 29sa30s. Philadelphia and. Baltimore 30sa31s ; Ohio 32sa32s6d. Corn 6d higher and quiet: Mixed 34s 9da3os.; yellow 35s6d; -white 37s6d. Provisions were steady at about former rates. Beef linn. Pork dull. Bacon firm. Lard heavy. The London money market was easier. Consols for money closed at 93 l-4a93 3- 8. Axe Democrats TTngrateM. The-Rome Sentinel commends an arti- cle to its readers which it copies from the N. Y. Daily News, and says, it goes over the whole ground, aud places the duty of Democratic press in such a clf-ar light, that it would seem almost superfluous fet- us to add anything. The fact is so noto- rious that the Republicans take much greater pains tc sustain their papers and to give their papers circulation, that it is useless tor us to mention it. There is scarce- ly a villagj or town in the State, where there are not stirring men, active Republi- cans busy at work, getting up clubs tor Tribune, or their local county Re- publican paper. Are the Democrats tak- ing such a course with their papers ? Democrats take an interest in increasing the circulation of the democratic papers ? Do they work with that zeal and energy, as do Republicans, for Rcpublicampapers ? There.are some Democrats who under- stand this matter aright, and do their whole duty ; whilst there are others, who are grossly delinquent, eithefbecanse they don't care, or because they do not appre- the importance of the subject. Let our Democratic friends cast about them and see how many men calling themselves Democrats who are taking the Tribune or some other Repr.liean paper who refuses a.few months .since,-has-written her conr- denrhatio'n\ of'their principle?.\ In Michi- gan, thousands have deserted-their stand- ard, ««d th» Democracy will soon fully triuuiph in that State. Iowa, upon the borders of -'bleeding Kansas/ the electors in which must personally kno..v what has occurred in that Territory, has abandoned Black Republicanism and all other isms, and manfully wheeled into the Democratic line again.. The administration has there achieved a most noble triumph. The Black Republicans no where ineivase their vote or win new majorities. That party rose upon a false and rotten basis, and must from necessity fall, when the |>eople uudei stand the foundation upon which it stands. Decay is legibly written upon it. Such is ever the fate of error, falsehood and deception* . The LUack l>e- „...... -J|ht faj r knopi it for. feverlil yei/s. ,?The fjfidge below A Loekpbi=tT.which was built but a f i The few jetfrs) sin.ee, was swept away. Th boom atpolumi'sMill gave way, allow- ing the '3ig8St«)/|fe88.%y and thvf -'came tumbling down ;tju« river, doing consider- able damage; to the bulkhead aud carry- ing-, away the flume- of Angel's miJl> in; this village, and repeating the rctftie in- jury, at the bulk -beads• r aod?«flmnes-at Brownville. The boom at Dexter saved most of the, saw-logs, but a portion of them were carried .out into the Bay and will tie a loss.to their owners. The water was so high at this place as to canse a suspension of business for a day or two at .most of the mills and factories, but all those.tfdfc injured by the carrying away of General Angel's flume, resumed week on Monday morning, the water hav- ing fallen some three or four feet. . Not-* tenth-part of the local news which transpires'in any country town finds its way into the columns of a city newspaper and ha who takes the latter to'the exclusion of his- own town or county paper, does not fulfil his duties as a citizen. Such a man is nnwoithy to fill a town office, for he publican leaders feel this, and hence are j mo .«t certainly lacks local pride.— Boston writhing in agony at their future prospects opposition, the ^ ^ ^ military will ertforcef pfotect lives and property^en- dangered by Mormon persecution. But it is not supposed \that extreme measures wejlbe nec£gspry. : .;, .-. . ... .. TKe Governorship is still unsettled. The administration is anxious to select one who will combine personal bravery with administrative talent and unques- tioned discretion. ^ i ,,, The programme of operations in Utah wil) be con'suiuated, witli the least possi- ble delay. Saturday afternoon last, afire >NI schision A|d Barnnn|will jglv« a fewarii of W(> hundred dollarsFfor' a \single\ specimen bfa \Republican'' paper printed within the last two years, which has not contained an inflammatory article, -calling upoiithe peo- ple to resist law, and depicting in glow- ing terms, the \horrible atrocities porpetra- | thjnk the foirowing tcatimonialt from publishers who wsceived the salt in payment for advertising, entitled to high- er consideration and wore confidence, than the certificates orJitmrily attached to ^d in Kansas,\ as the wonder ofthe .age. And now, forsooth, when the most 1 fish and irresponsible Legislature disgraced the history ot any country, - Norway Advertiser, (Me.)—\All who have tised the Salt bavjp derived the most beneficial eftects fn>ni it.\. Piketon Journal,. (.O.,) edited by Mrs. E. S. Deleter,—\We can say from experi- ence, it is an excellent remedy for Head- fTV {ache,: Neuralgia, Agite»Bd 4'alpitation of ' ~j the Heart—indeed we are sure it will dv and we say, Hod speed the g y ter laying anainwonted' burden of taxation ll h upon the puople, which will cause them to groan under their burdens, (and it is af- | new \medicine.' 1 j Rational Democrat, -find.]—\It ha» d veril cases of Rheuti Bron-\ Arrival of the Arago. NEW YORK, May 18. The steamship Arago has arrived from have no hopes for • Kansas has suftei-ed their account to further their polical operations. Her prosper ity has been sadly retarded, and. the hap- piness other people too greatly diminished by following the counsels of political fana- t ces anddema^ogre t >rcalily yield'a'^ain Journal. broke out in an old shanty, a< Welland House, in Oswcgo and the flames communicating to the'hotel. that build- ing was destroyed. The Welland House was carried on by Mr. DOUSF.Y, of the Woodruff iloii-e, of. Watertown. The furniture was insured tor $5000 or §0000; the hotel for $15,000, mostly in Hartford Companies. A part of the furniture was saved. FIRE IN POTSDAM.—The Postdam Cou- rier s.\vs that the shed of the Univer»a- Church was set on fire, unintentional- ly, on Monday evening of the 18th inst.. by a woman of disreputable character. cured severil cases of Rheumatism, chitis, Croup, aud Erysipelas.\ Dcuiocratic Advocate. [Me.}—\Our numbers wept that there : journeyman-was cured of severe Neuralgia and ; in one week.\ Cape Cod Advocate—\This valuable self-aggrandizement tor them to enact,) when such a legislature passed a law sub- jugating of the city of New York, and tilled it with imported officers from other pal ts ot the Stafc;, for political purpose* alone, and because the proper authorics appear in our courts (which are alone ca- pable of deciding the binding effect of our laws) when they refuse to coma to a de- cision before an imported jud^', then \re- sistance to law has bacoma an alarming propensity.' p auable medicine is fast gaining ground iu the esti- mation ot' the public.\ East Tcnnesseau—\It receives commen dation from the highest sources.\ Lynn Ueporter—\THE NKW MEDICINE —the Antiphlogistic Salt—is working wonders. Accounts come from various parts ofthe country telling the good it has done. Boston Herald—\There is a deep inter- est telt by the community in regard to this extraordinary madiciiie, whose operation is as m\ s erious as that of vaccine matter.\ Lynn News—\Over 400 Newspapeis Verily, this is-cool—when we remain- j ha \j published Dr. C.> advertisement, and bcrthat we have but just escaped the en- j | i e j s flooded with orders by mail aud ex- If Kansas cannot be induced to commit to their aud-bad advice: .If Kan- or neglects to take a democratic paper.- Do we tind Republicans patronizii;<r Dem-1 ocratic papers to the exclusion of their own | MAJf . rosklin S i n tho northcrn papers 1 Clearly not. We venture to say ! H''»' l ' ok!t Co» nt l'' California, churches were saved. We met one man who said he did not { ul . t i ons th« Universal.st aud Methodist \ like a country paper ! There is not so much reading matter in them as the citv dailies furnish ! That he could write bet- ter articles himself!\ Wei!, he may, and T. L. KINGSLEY & SON of Ltic.a r pay over $800 a year for advertising, aud what sas, by sell-immolation, does- l.ot supplv. ft-esh materials for agitation, Black Repub- licanism will soon die a natnral death. A PRESENT TO THE PRESIDENT.—A chair made entirely of Elk antlers, by SETILKIN part of! has such person can be iouud i Panted to the President, by th I facturer. It is mainly composed massive buck horns, with the ant ers | branching as appropHatelv as if thy whole wewiiigiv.e.him$12forhis' week's'servl-jdm-s it amount to? Why, it brings in ecs,j»;iiewill select sufficient miscelhu c,; c\^» t th unt of noarly $75000 'siisifiatteV, write two columns of ed : to/i»i, j a - vcar to protect the poor black man. Yours, truly, L. that hardly in this county. j Again; let it be observed how very j particular Republican's are to give all of j ,nj\ correct communications, read proof^and perfoimthe many other duties which an editor is obliged to doeveivj week to make his paper readable. Will j he plea.-e call on us, and we will soon satis- j fy him that the work pel-formed on aCoun- j j try newspaper is worth S3 a year for each copy, if the city weekly'is worth $1. to the amount of Hourly $75,000 I They keep an immense assoitment of Ready-made Clothing, made by hand, j P ''\> to ci sales- i information of tho gjueral community, in relation to the navigation and busi- . Black River Canal. To the Editor of Lewis Co. Banner. DSAU SIR :—Permit im, through | c; columns <>! your highly interesting pd- cominunicate a few facts for the and if you allow their coiiiteons , A. J. SiEKi.txG, to n't you out, you be \issured of a sterling bargain. public honored theories crush out a TiiUTll, In its iiifaucy.\ Boston Times—\A medical discovery ecjuaT in importance to the application of tin-, ijreat autisthutic agents, Kther and Chjolofoilll.\ Fivmont Democrat, [O.]—\It is atten- ded here with great success.\ DI M. J. MURRAY has a new advertisement j, 'anal for the in another column. Read it aud then go i s j on or o-o-a-head and see the works advertised. We fe>.l j ,] nv \ confident you will leave an order to be! We have received the News Reg- j tilled out, ere yon leave his store. therpatrona^ to papers of the R epul)li . | affair was the work of the carver. The j rtfcr.publ.sbed ,.. Oonstablev.il,, by Messrs, can faith. Are Democrats thus consider-1 tw -° lar S 0St horns compose the hind legs ... at,-, and particular as to their patronaf , e ? | and back, and they incline backwards very My quitted making mention ot the tact _ We apprehend not. And vet if thU ! g™eef»»y * l the U> P> il \ d meet together so i heretofore. It is a good specimen of ty- j u Genesee Democrat—\In a case of Fistu- la, it; use has resulted lavorably.\ Water.old Sentinel, [N. Y.]—\A scrof- ulous Carbuncle ot 18 moiit'is standing, ness that has boen done on the Black Riv-1 was cured by u ing the Sa t 2 weeks.\ er, in connection with the Black River j Banner of Liberty, L Md.J—\It has cur- mouths \>rO'Tes- : i e ' Humors, Cutaneous Diseases and many i \ l r 3 i i Inflammatory Complaints.\ • tlic order o t the: ,.- ,. , • ••, • , r . T „ -, ,,™, ! Nesltield Republican, [N. Y.J—\The •}'• i physicians, of this town are favorably itn- 1 therefore proceed to state, that on the j ]jr J sst;( l w ith its claims.\ Another editor, by letter to Dr. C, • IUVIXG'S Ii.Li'5i'iRATED LIFE OF WARII- • second day of April, 1857, our noble and majestic Black River was released from | tame Democrats were on the Democratic as and Southampton with 193 pas- ^^.1 tic s e\nt\ ;_ I.. A Havre sengers and Sl85,000 in specie. Among her passengers are Wise, Secretary of Le- gation, and Chas. Vise, Consul tit Paris. - • Letters irom Smyrna state that a ship belonging to Tripoli, with 450 slaves on board, had been seized on the demand of | ticket running for an office, they would «»'1 >OSO tll e fol ' u think it very hard, and consider it as boit- tjlld baok so as to !a P °\ anJ firilll - v fastc \ an arch. The two othor horns. | pography, and its news, and sides, and ex-, j editorial, give evidence that ni'.ieh an nbor is .l j jrxo'-ON,\ lias been leceivod trom G. Co., Publisher.*, New York c i&s its former beauty, both P. in | appearance, and embellishments. its ice-bound chains, and a Tree and unin- ternijite 1 navigation presented itself. On the 4th of April the citizens of Caithagi'. and along the whole line of Black River, were highly jfi-atitijd at \X\£ arrival of tlu- ing, if the Democratic new imitate their example, and turn a cold shoulder to them. And let us inquire whether Democratic newspapers are under spapers should i iu the forks ot \ tli e b \ ck P !irt - 1 t.ni-n a ™\A I are original; instead of taking olJ The feet .1 antlers, expended upon it. May success attend it. 1 citizens of this village and j Steamer L. R. Lvon, Capt. Cowles, equip- LADY'S BOOK has been re-! vicillit . v are requested to meet at E. C. j-J*-\ 1 and in psriect order, for the purpose says;—\it has <;iuvd Catarrh, Canker, and Croup.\ Another :—\We hav«- heard of several cures oi Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and Ui- ceis.\ Another :—\It is«ery popular with the ladies in Nervous aud Female Com- plaints.\ Another:—\A case of Chronic Rhen-- iiiatisiu cured in tluee weeks.'' ceived for June. It wives information that | on Saturday evening ot j <>• transporting the lumber, staves, head- Another:—\One of our physicians, af- thc hunter'\ brought «own \ the largest ^ c:ln!u>t be obtained'elsewere. Subscribe ! lilis w w-k, to make pivnaiations for the j'\g and all other fivight that had been j Jilted with Asthma for seven yeais, .i» living bucks, and cut the horns out ot j f ol . their heads with about three inches of tho We furnish it and the Baunir f ol . Kviebfation ofthe Fomth of July. board, had been se 1Z ecl on the demand of I er obli tions \ o ' mw>xt , uc h | th « r h «* d * wilb about three inelies of tho j $? a ycar j,, a ; lv;nico . the British nmiister. Ihe municipal conn- - \ - ca bone attached. This is solid and white as, ~7^~7r\\ 1 ., oil .« H mC m» lial nHwvxi tlip 1 h,.ntmn Dcinocrots when tliev ruii&T an olhce or i-oi,. , . , ,, i • RW DE W. C. \ \ usi •& Co. cil at Smyrna bad oraerea ttie UDeration, • • and the ends on whicp the chain. \-'. ofthe slaves require sbpport, than are those Democrats '\-' • i • - l fd' \'- s wock ' S ruat addition to support and patronize Democratic news- papers ' As it seems to us, the obligation Lord Elgin embarked at Marseilles on .the 1st inst, for Malta, on his way to China.\ A Haven has been selected as the Engl port for the great Eastern Steemship. . The Queen of Sp^iin is in the 4th month j -of her pregnancy.^- tlle attention of our Trade in Australia was rather glutted a sul , jcCt which has been overlooked in consequence ot large arrivals trom LII- i . V, . , , ... ....,, . [ is mutual, it certainly is not on the press Bristol paper asserts that Milforn ', , . • . , \. 1 has been selected as the English!ing bespeak ot tins matterc in no fault-tind- are receiv-! ,>ns to their' [Advertisement.] Those r-ftlicted with 1 •eases, can be cured placed on the n-jw an J co:n:no.I'.ous whart j i«i>'g it, and says he is nearly weii.\ ! erected last tall by P. S. Stewart E*q.. j t Another :^-\l have been a Dyspeptic for for V; L: li iv dj C!i isn i-int, at a | | three years—have taki-n the Salt fo.ir , . , , e i i i intr mi s wecic, great rests are formed in tne sti-apc ot Ueorsi - _ => | ,i ... i. s ., Iu i, M . ji, o l:a]v o f , i stock ot hpniio- and Summer Goods, i >m-Uiw-ivts ..IHICI i.ic uu. oi T e roundss or rungs are m:idey \• .... : . . - ... by i heavy exp.-nse. Sincj that tiiiu the ' | liK-rhas ni:ida eleven trips to Lvou's Falls. or envious spirif! W r allude to it as does the News, for the hoofs. straight piece of horn, and so neatl joint- ed that there is no onward evidence of it. The small horns which project from eve- their points pol- j particular attention of the Ladies is- invited to their Millinery Goods, received by.Express. Full particulars next week. f Advertisment.] , . ... j.iv part of the chair, have thei lie purpose ot calmg, - The seat is made tiom I jjr^-That all mavlnow <»f Dr. BAKEUV ! jiarThomas Bacon ha Democratic lnends to I lsilv - u \ -v ^ - . . ' ' A. BA-| j :;ic:t, wh o visits Lowville once, ! that all who dcsiie, ma y receive pelsuua!;\'\,' . ,.-.,. , . .• - .... ... ; , . * ., i an d other fre \lit au d t>w.n g from I inspection. W ill \isit th o Lostwick llot'.se i . , l , , , \\. , , ... ^ , ...., , . | t o tour caiial bo.its laden with lumiv ii^rtui, Ma v 2Sih—(Ihurs-.lav.) I • v • ' • each trip j weeks, and a:n ent:ielv cme<l.\ Another: —''A son of mine, subject to Fits fioni boyhood, used the Salt one I diftan . o tl , jal c.nt'aagj forty two miles, | month, and is well'.\ 1 \ < \' t: ' - X JI carrying herself a iar^j imni ifit of lumber | Another :—\One of our firm has taken wo j !t ibr PluaKsy and Heartburn, and is loud lwi .; lU lt s praise.\ the lu.nb.r m:ikiiy the e-ti-I Auo:her ;-\It is the best remedy for gland. * ° \\ I far as we are concerned, we supplicate no Sir John Ramsden has been appoin- man to patronize us that does feel disposed ted British Under-Secretary of War. The screw steamship Circassian, from Portland, arrived out on the 3d. ' The Russian squadron is expected at Algiers towards the middle of May. • 'The Toulonais announces that c\ ! the skin of the deer, neatly dressed, and \ mode of practice we hereby state—1st, white and soft as the driven snow, and the] Examination of all the different theories o! only foreign element about the chair, are j Diseajsejand Treatment. 2d, Abandoning French Government for June 21st. the elections are fixed The Paris Council of State on 3d inst, adjourned the consideration of the trans- atlantic packet question for six months. - The Spanish Cortez were opened May 1st, Narvrez reading the Itoyal address. .Itis affirmed that the Russian railway snbsciption in London has proved an al- ntost total failure. NEW YORK, May, 18. • The Court of Over and Tenniner tb- . day refused to quash the indictment against * Eckel, and his case was postponed till the - fall terra. Martin Hogman, and eminent N. Y. , merchant, died yesterday, aged 02. . ; The'steamer Empire City sailed forlla WUiato d«y with 8300,000 Spanish gold Considerable excitment existed to-day at the City Hall in consequense of Capt •Carpenter, 5th Ward Police, giving up bis station house to the new Police Com- fjft'auon. The Mayor summoned, him to appear before the old Board, but he re- fuaed. Subsequently the Capt. made com- plaint to the new Board against 3 of his Lieutenant* who refused to obey his or- der*. to, and in return we ask and shall expect t<> be freed from all obligations to him.:— The News places itself on this platform, md we think the. doctrine is a sound one. In the above remarks, we refer to no one in particular, though we presume instan- ces enough could be given, if we should try. Lot us, in conclusion ask, whether the Democratic press is not as a genera! some necessary rods of iron to -hold firmly together. This unique aad curious affair was pre- sented last Saturday by the donor, a true it | tho idea of making one disease cure an- other, but rather removing the cause.— I specimen of an old hunter and back- woodsman, says the N. Y. Daily Newn, t'V the President in the East Room, in the presence of a large number of spectators, among whom was Gov. Dickinson. Mr. thing, far more faithful to the Democratic $ nl \ an was intr \ dlK - ud b V *'er and made a speech infor \._ t _, . , WASHIKOTON, May 17. '' Much imerest is excited here by the ar- f TiTal ? of Wan. W. W. Druinmoud, late u Jnif^ of ¥tilBp ?? IteiTitory, who is now a /rebest at Brown's Hotel. The Judge, who is the^-fobserved of ail observers,' 1 is, in VbU) personal appearance, very different ; ;^>m, what the community have conceived. ' |ttj!heignt hejs not'qnite «ix feet tall. •^\ ! bnilti possessing. eVidahtly » ^^Sbn, with an iron will and ,-_ ? _ T= ,__-,jation\'«f- purpose.. \I find _ Jms^te J>|?S§Ptch Irish • geneology ;r8toW||adje^cated. in,the State of Vir m^^aic^JSwiiNn^M^'ftit' year.- - To^y it ^in.te be well understood parfy, and to Democrats running for of- fice, than are many Democrats to the Democratic press ? Would not a hesitancy on the part of the press to sustain such Democrats at all times and on all occa- sions, be rebuked and denounced t Pon- der these things, fellow Democrats. Lecture. The Lecture at the Court HoiiBe on Tuesday evening of last week on \Oregon delivered by the Rev. JAMES II. WILBUK, was very largely attended, and we believe it was satisfactory to all. The .speaker in describing that country, leld foith inducements to all, but more specially to the young, to emigrate to hat healthy and beautiful country—noted for its agricultural resources, its fine tim- ber, and its splendid water privileges. At the close of the address, a collection was taken up, for the purpose of purcha- sing a tombstone, to mark the resting- place of a beloved danghteir, on the Pacific T N«w OBL«AK«, Mar IT, M* Htm tk»*Hr of Jfexfc* thk coast. The amount receive/] was quite small,- but a? little added to it will be sut- ficient to buv a small monument. AL number of .persons leave with Mr. ILBUB forjQregon t by the steamer that goes out the 5th of June. \Ho! tor the We*t!\ is.the voice of many ot our citi- zens and frkmds. : Many thanksaro due to.Mr. WILBUR, not only for the lecture, but for i of interesting occasioili, at which the public have listened-to him. We wisli him much success. ^ere^is coa nn ^p| roa«JeSiat the Banner Sa not received^ reg- »rarfyetW^iJ^;%\tS;> er, and made a speech informing the-Pres- detit that it was the fiist piece of cabi- iet work he had ever attempted. Tho tedTostm-Kter at of L. Baldwin. been appoin- mate of half a in '.lion feet; migli in place s b leather and liijlit freijiht. :il*o <u\ar. i ^ cVer :llltl Ague ever used in the West.\ The him-1 Eorrou OF THE BAXNEK : DEAR Sin :— 3d, Adaptii.2 treatment to\case S electing! ItiSaUva}S P ainfu - *° witnCS \ UlC fiwt trom Allopathy, Hydropathy, and all the j J ™S« f 'eturning sanity, when the i bjr was sliippjd by Messrs. N. >k II. Ruli- son, who have ha I a lar^j quantit} 1 on hand, awaiting the ]>veseiit opportunity <>fsending it to market, which oppo:tuni- pat hies that appropriate to his or her case. 4th, the use of no poisons. Disease can bo - accurately located. Dr. B. may be! consulted «t Lovvviltc, May 28th. The Auburn Advertiser, says that a railroad from Little Sodus Bay to Auburn is to be commenced as soon as the weath- er wi 1 permit. §1,000,000 was pledged mind catches the faintest -m* of son, and strives to convince itself of its own unclouded reason, ami the 111 m:a ot all who join 11 tt, iu its wild and unintelli- gible wan-lcrings. And it becomes doubly painful to wit- ness its first recovering from the whirlwind iiiotett with aud a hard C iamniation of the Lungs ough g g she has used the Salt ] ess than one mouth, and her complaints. are wholly removed.\ tv they have certoiulv improved. My object | \ E OBLIG ED ,/ . . . , m tJ » communication 1. tor the expre purpose of giving information to the pub lie generally, that after a lapse if twenty years \of hopes deterred, our anticipa- tions are now fully realised ; and that our Farmers, Merchants, and Manufacturers have the opportunity of sending their pro- duce to a seabfard market, and bringing 111 1 TO DIVULGE ?—On Tuesday last a person ltS I sent to a friend in New * r --' ' ' at a respo nse-, as we , , ... ell as Mr. Kin- tmvauls its e0 \ ? tructl °\ r f h l r i ii 'ii A part of the ine connecting Lake Onta- uau's address, was loudly app'aaded. « -„ ° • ... . udiis. «»«<• i- » ' ![ ,io with the Canal-atM'eedsport, will l>e laving trsed the chair, -the President pro- • ° ' completed first. ounced it comfoitable, and promised to preserve it as a cherished memento. Mr. Kinnvw, who is a good representa-1 tive of Old Leather Stocking ringed out 11 his buckskin blouse, breeches aud leg- jrins to match, said that the two deer, the horns of which composed this chair, weighed over 600 pounds each. Besides being a curiosity, it is really a;, landsome affair. The old hujujer display ed his long rifle which he called his •'Betsey,\ with much satisfaction, and al- so his powder horn ani deer skin pouoh, together with a long and most villainous looking knife, which he said he had found it necessary to defend himself with more than once. With his long cleaver of a knife and.\ Betsey,\ old Leather Stock-' ing would doubtless' prove a dangeroua enemy to encounter in the,wilds of Cali- fornia. - The Masonic Fraternity of Rome propose celebrating St. John's day, on the 24th 0/ June, by a Procession, an address, and a-, dinner. Extensive preparations occasion will, be one of interest, alike to the uninitiated arid'the member. BS§T The New ^ork Times, heretofore Republican, has Come out %utml-^-pre- paratory no doubt, to going- over to the enemy. .-.Raymond, has already , shown himself capable, of playing on -b^thwdes of the same gsime—ajporrnpt aud'xeual\ par- ty wiirtlereie\we dobt hot avai^hh ery^tbat pape>' ! hiislgone-tbo' ; honest; in^pfyinjg neutral.—-Xeioit Omm- ^^Ehosfe Ilhojflve ia.glasshouses sboatd not throw; \4 ' iH ajeweL!? y •• i of its own unguided passions, vvliyn it cow- j i n retur|1 a| | kjll(ls (>f ,, lert .l, al ,jj a . t ers and .shrinks beneath the heaviest of the j i ess cost and labor than at any previous whirlwind of its own sowing, and it gar- j time since the formation of Lew-is ami Jef- ferson Counties: in illustration of this as ners at the leisure of its lucid intervals j the bitter fruits it has shown. Never was this feeling of compassion for the imaginary woes of others called into more active and benevolent operation MI the breast of your correspondent than it is to-day, while perusing the editorial have \'been made, and we doubt not the J i» the last issue of the (Watertown) Nt.v; French printer has invented a 'ofTtype' that, has a letter on each end. The benefit derived from this nyeiBtion is. that this double faced tvpe performs double the work. A machine for the purpose, it prints with pne- impression. two A clerk in\'the office ofthe Amer- ica* Express Company at Plymouth, Ind., alisconded one day last Week with $3,800 of the Company's money, lint' lie was ar- resteVv at Crestline 'the same evening and the'mbney recovered. See., Sheriff's Sale of the lands and s tenements of' other cojiimn. Perkins, in an- 'HI ;.ASIEBICA-N-.BoTBL.'.-in., Ktica 1 -* t '- i. ' •V«.l* =L I ; : JG*'' *HB ;.J*MBK1UA.H-.UU1M..-.-IU., 1/tlVH doubt not, avairthem-.i.. Tt-v-j.;- •, •',-. .- . , t \%r e -J ; ^ko4 l fi>rtre^*-f*^ exw He'>tplace to stop at. Wefound Manager I and- attaehecs # York Riformir, entitled \RESISTANCE TO LASV:\ Yes, at last, after two years of the most nflammatory appeals to the passions an.i pj«judiccs or*its readers, and a too confi- ding public—after calling upon the people in language most persuasive, in the name and under color of \'resistance to aggres- sion, reciting imaginary tales of unequal-' ed horror with rhetorical flourishes, got tij> in the most superlative style, calling up on the dear people \to raise money and -tosend Sharps'* rifljs nnd.erolver to' Kansas, to resist tlia territorial laws iii the name of Freedo'i!'. \-' ' After publishing appeals from the ' pul- pit, the stump, \and e'ven lip' to' the' • bar- room,' calling^ upou - tlia people to raise iriuri ahd mdney to resist the proper'organ- Tie'd'a'nthor' ties ; ofonr -g6vernmenr|--tb crip- ple' the resources ofthe execiitive, to -dis- band the army : it has'awakened at last to the fact that \forcible resistance to laws passed!by adr-0ta(e'&nd'nationalEegisla- 'ttfflfiif&fiSt? ^manitrg an alarming\pro- to time, I will just state, that on the 21st instant, the Steamer L. E. Lvon arrived with merchandize, having in tow r two splendid Canal Boats; one the-Enterprise Capt. S. llodgkins, the other the Andrew Swab, Capt. Stephen Heirier—this last Ca- nal Boat actually made her trip from the dock at. Albany to the wharf at Carthage, the terminus of the Black River Canal, .11 the almost incredible short space ot four days. It will ba seen by the above facts, that the facilities for forvvai ding and ro-iejjSlng the diffeieut products or trade.are-good. The question then arises, will our Farmeis, Merchants, Manufactu- re s, and all ot' ers avail themselves \of the opportunity now offered J I aus.ver.Jthev will; not. that I expect the - whole; piro- d-icts of-Lewi* Comity are, tOjn«.ome ;t • j Catthage to be shipped; tor the..seaboard j kt ill tk that. aljn»g g pp market, especially as h li f h Blk py kw that. the line of the. Black River^ there are siv- eral gopil-lat.ding p]acc.,.,it waich the far- mers and others-that wirh to ship' coujd deposit their tiiierent products--to ^w.ijt.; Harrison lilodget Esq., has a good \land ing, Mr. Parsoits has another.; LowviHe has l>eeu, and.still continues;to; be an.ex- cellent landing, an^;fi«era| ; oihe ! rs,..no|. 'in, my recollect)^ '^W^^7$}% \jwfcf 1 my g, recollect)^ of'b j pamlW^ «md-siiHn stant ad reniedy srbwt *ii «tbar.8M(i j despatch, advising him to. leave town, as a warrant had been issued for him on a charge ot bastardy. To ascertain the res- idence of the offender, officer Clinton called at the tele-graph office yesterday, ,-,!i< I demanded a copy of the despat h. The clerk re*u*ed to give it up. Officer Clinton returned to the Police Court and. reported progress, justice 1'aisoiss took tile ma terinto consideration, and says the cierk is. bound to give up the despatch, and if he re! uses can be sent- to jail for contempt of court. The officer* of the company take opposite ground, and say that the clerk did right, and that he shall not hand ovt>. that despatch should ; a war- rant issue -in the matters. We «rpeet f - Ur see a very interesting law suit spring from the question ; but we are inclined to the belief that they are upon the same footing with postmasters, and are obliged to yield when the causo of Justice demands the surrender of letters or messages.— Alb. Jour. ST. Loins, Mav 18.- _Advices from Kansas -TheU,* S.Dis- trict Attorney has just entered a nollepro- ejui in all the treason trials'now .pending. The cases of (iov. Robinson and others for usurpation of office will -be determined iua sirm'layhi4n^r'''ios.ig^6tf as'the f right «t • prosebutlon is decided bttweeft the U ••»• ^ind the TemttfriaijDist. Atty.- fs>M .horseLtheivesfrom-this p\*ice liare been puwiied ? »itd: overtakeu *nd \seift teillfid f Th b p »itd: overtakeu *nd teillfid. f The', -botsew\ were tveovered iiiiabth SftJTife^6 re-
