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of \iorn*awr*S5 bushels\ of potatoes have- been: planted. Five acres' have been 0 eeded down,-25 sores tire under .the plough, and 3v) acres have been mowed. From the cows at the J'urm lins been made all Ihe butler used on the establish ment since the first of May last. > During the past year) .there hove .been 225 loads of manure drawn ,o'ut oil different parts of-the farm; and 300 cords of .wood have been burned- at the es tablishment., During thepa'styear there have been made at the establishment 112 yards of tow-cloth, 83J yards offulled-clolb, and HI yards of flannel; 12 bed- comforters; toll \the boots end shoes for the pau pers J nnd 'till the knitting has been done by the inmate*. The cost of hired.female help, includ ing 824160 paid for; the school teacher's Wages, during the past year, is 8129 35. The productions of the poor-house farm, rtcn- tionedMn our' last annual report have been used al (he establishment. There are jn the poor-house nine insane per eorin,'3 : idiots, and 2 blind persons. The children at the poor-h'ouse have attended »c)iouI at tile,, school-house ot the establishment during, the pasiyeor; \and ii is believed that they arc malting good proCciency in learning.; and none\ have attended the district-school The s whoIe number of children that.have been taught at the' establishment during the past year is 26. The nvemge number of children that have at tended school diiringsame ij me ; 9 15. \y e have noWa good school at the etlahlishnicnt, kept by \°° «l.«Hi> pn> Wl'fll •\. ID\ Petitions ngainst the admission 0/ Texa,s into the Union as a Sfave State, are pouring in upon Congress* They might as well be poured into the Potomac, =*£=====^=====!===; ® I 'hc markets. ALBANV, Dec. l3.-»-Therc is nirthtng doing in tne Hour market, except sales of lots miEnst ern account, at $6i to The rereipfls of pro duce are light. Sales Oats.43a44c. Burley 62J c ltye \iS^.—Albany Citizen. . The number of week's] bpnrd of paupers sent •from the different towns7n the county, accord ing to the\keepcr'aaccount is ns follows':—Brook- field, 51; Cazcnovin,, 452; De Rtiytcr, 1 5-7 weeks r Euton, 5043-7 weeks; Fenner, 154 3 7 weeks; Georgetown, 62 wecks^ Hamilton, S40 3-7 weeksi Lebanon, 210 6-7 weeks; Lenox, 541 2-7 \Weeks; Matffsoit, 748 5-7 weeks; Nelsiw, 1933-7 weeks; Stillfvnn, 637 6-7 weeks; Sroilh- tfeld, 133 4-7 weeks; Siockbridge, 244 1-7 weeks. The present number of paupers In the poor- house from the different towns in the county, is asTtilloWs: From BronkfielJ, 1; Cazenoviai 84 De Itiiytc'r, none; Eaton, 15.; Fenner, 4; George town, !2{ Hamilton, tl; Lebanon 4; Lenox, 7; Madison, 12*: Nelson, 7; Sullivan, 16; Smith- field, 1; Siockbridge, none. The cost for transportation of paupers to the poor-house, from the different towns in the coun ty, during the past year, is as liill .uvs: Frum Jjroukficlt, $2 00; Cnzenovia, 812 63; De Ruv- ter, gl 83; Eaton, 81 44; Fenner, S3 50; Georgetown, $3 00; Hamilton, S-275; Lebanon, none; Lenox, |2t 57; Madison, $8 51; Nelson, Q7 45; Sullivan, $55 75; Sinilhfield, 83 57 ; Stockhridge, §8 01. During the past year, therehave been'relieved out of the poor-house, 238 persons. Pursuant to a provision of the revised statutes, the superintendents have made provision (.or the support of several lunatics, idiots, and old,and in firm persons, out of the poor-house, viz: In the town of BrnnkfJeld, 2 at fifty cents per tveclt, each\ Tat §1 25; Cazennvin', 1 at 31 cents-per weekDe Rnyfer.T ar$T50 per-week-;- Eaionr 2 at 75 cents per wiek each. 1 at 02i cents,' two at S7J cents each, and 1 at g l-per^iveclt-; George town, 2 at 25 cems earhpt r week, 1 at 421 cents per week; Fer.nr', 1 at 75 cento D£ijweck; Hamil ton, 2 nt gl each per week ; Lenox, 1 at 50 cents, »nH 1 ni 7fi fcnis per week; Madison, 2 nt Si each, and 4 ot 50 cents per week each; Nelson,\ 1 at $i, and L.st-C2i cents per week ; Sullivan. 1 at 75 cents. 2 at 19 cents each, and 1 at3?i rents per week; Smithfield, 1 at 50 cents, one ut 62i cents, 1 at 75 cents per week ; S*Bckbridgc, 1 at §1 per week. The Superintendent* would further report, that the avetageowt per week fur siipporting-tt e pauper* at the pni>r -ln)ti «e, during the past year, including the keeper's salary, and the salary of the attending physician to the poor-house, is. about 46J cents. During the past year, provi. aiona have been higher than for several years past; and cspecv»'Iy the failure of the potaloe crop has mide an essential difference in the ex- f pense. All the labor on the poor-house farm has been performed hy the keeper and the paupers, during the past year. l'ursuaiil to n resolution of the Board of Su* j pervisors, dated November 23,1844, the superin tendents would further report, that the number of persons.who have received temporary relief in the several towim of this county during the year last past, U as follows: In the town of George town 7; in Lebanon,. 12; in Nelson, 13; in Le.upx, 51; in Madison, 12 ; in Hamilton, 32; in BronKfield, S; in Cn?.enovia, 16; in De Ru.v- ter, 7; in Fenner, 2; in Siockbridge, 9 ; in Smil'h- Geld, 12; in Sullivan 51; in Eaton, 66: And that the sum expended in each of the said towns for an id temporary relief is as follows: Brookfleld, 8165 75-; Smithfield, $215 69; De Ruvter, 388 69; Fenner, 854 26; Siockbridge, gl37 B9; Cazejiovin, gl09 77; Sullivan, 8471 33; Eaion, #481 01; Georgetown, g34 95; Lebanon, $51 97; Nelson, gSOD 11; Madison, §336 59; Lenox, §590 05;1nnd Hamilton, $233 95. The number of paupers transported from the several towns in this county to the poor-hou«e, <ltiring the past year, wa. c , from BrookfieJd, 2; Smithfield, 7; De Ruyter, 1; Fenner. 3; Stock- bridge, 2; Ca::enovia, 7; Sullivan, 17 ; Eaton, 32; Georgetown, I; Lebanon, none; Nelson, 14; Madison, 16; Lenox, 8; and Hamilton, 20. In addition, we would further state, that the num ber of persons that receive temporary relief in the different towns, and the'expense of said relief, varies essentially from year to year. We would further report, that we have been frequently solicited by the inmates of the poor- house that the^might .be furnished with some weekly newspapers tor their amusement and in formation; and wc think their request ought to be grunted. We would further stale to your honorable board, that the poor-house establishment .is al most entirely destitute of any reading books— there being only-one tchole Bible belonging to the fBtatiln>linicnt, anil but three OT - four parts of Bibles, as wc can learn. Common humanity re quires that the unfortunate poor of our county should not only nor he deprived of these blessing*, but that they should be furnished with useful books, that they may read,,and thus pass their many unpleasant hours more pleasantly, and, we would hope, more beneficially. We would also call theaneritinirofymlrboaffr to the situation of the poor, unfortunate insane persons confined in lonely cells in the poor-house to the great inconvenience of many of the inmates whose rooms are directly over\ the cells, and ore thereby exposed to the unpleasant noise as well as scent oT the poor unfortunate ob jects of humanity. t _ The superintendents would further rcpnrl, that according to the best information we have, we suppose the poor-ftinj of .this aounty 13 about gl ,800 in debt, so tbot the keeper of the pnor- house has no funds in his hands t o make the ne cessary winter purebaspR with ; besides, he has already advanced over glOOof his own money to make purchases with. Owing Jo The advance in the price ofthe necessaries of life, it is our opin ion that the expense'of supporting^ the poor of this county for the ensuing year, will be as much as it has Decn for the past year. AH of which is most rcspectfiillv submitted. WILLIAM MANCHESTER. SARDISJDANA, efefOrfrMl -N. TURNER, • NEW-YORK CATTLE-MARKET.—Dec. 8. At market, 1400 Beef Cattle, (200 from the South); 60 Coin and-Calvei, and 100 Sheep and Lambs. Prices—Beef.Callle—Tha market, for the week just ended, lias been rather mure active than the 'veek previous. Ofthe large number at market, only a fow remain unsold Prices, however* do not materially thffer from those of last week.— We quote $4 50nG as (he extremes of (I10:market. CoWs\ffnd'Culves—Prfces have somowhal im- pro'ved. Ail at market taken at $16 50aS0. Sheep and Lambs—We qudta Sheen at 81 25a3 25; Lambs §2 12 1-20225, which U a slight improvement on I ait weelc's rates.— Tribune. HENRY & \SWEETLANDS Publishers, Booksellers P^pcr-^Mtikers, (Corner nf Albany Sf LincklaeU street!,) k Rfi now prepared to demonstrate, to this com- •f*- niunity, that in each and every department of their business Iheyare not lo bo - surpassed, as re gards neatness and durability of manufacture and liberality of prices. Cnzenovia, December 1,1845. CURE YOUR GOLDS\ AND PREVENT. SCHOOJb BOOKS. A LL kinds of School Books used in our Acade •ft- mips and Common Schools, to be had by the hundred or dozen, nt HENRV SC. SWEET-LANDS ripHE largest slock of Miscellaneous Books -t ever offered in Ihis.m'arket, to which Ihey sn licit the attention of the literary portion of the community, can now be found at . HENJIY & SWEETIiASBS. HO Oil telWE]>llYG x E XECUTED in every variety of form and \style by HBKHY & SWBETI.AND-S . P RESENTS for thcHoKdays in great vnriety, for sale T>y HEKJIY - & SwKETfANns — MARRIED, Ir. this plaee, on tho 11th inst., by R_ev, Dr. Paddock, Mr. Ross WILBEB, to Miss BETSEY ,CrAT.li!S,.1inlli.iiC.F>innpr. In tlds vi lage, on Thursday last, by Rev. Mr. Davenport, Mr FRANKLIN A.T?ISHER, and Miss MARGARET COONS, all>f this place DIED, At his residence in this town, on the 21st ult., ol dropsy. Mr. EPIIRAIU PUBSTOK, aged 77 years. He died HS he lived, in the confident ex pectation of n glorious immorMity, through a risen and exalted Savior. At Lenox Hill, on the 2Slh ultimo, of consump tion, Wii.f.Ano S. GOODWIN, son of Samudf Go6dwin, E«q., aped 27. In Liverpool, Medina Co. Ohio, Nov. 16th, WM. H. PARMBI-U aged thirty-live years ; fur— merly of this town, il o died rejoicing in a then Savior. T Bff.E. OPAL,, A. SPLENDID Annual for 1846 ; for sale at \ifETV'AY S i SWEBTUNDS \ /qtREKLEY'S Whig Almonaos; for 1346, con- ^ turning mnth useful infornialjun, for sale al J. WILLIAMS &. SON' S A LA RGE quantity 6f common imported Turo- •\^ bkrs for sale cheap by Jonif W-rctrAM-s-St—Sow-r Dec 16, 1S45. Almanacs. /^.REELEY'S Counting llouso; Fowler's Phrenological ; \Turner and FUher's and El ton's Comic, 'Rip Snorter,\ and ' Crocket' Alma- nacs. • Tlie-A-merican- l^Fme^V-^-T-OFnor-J^-im* proved Housekeeper's and the Pirate's own Al manac, for sale at tho BOOKSTORE. TO THE ZJADIES. '^plIE subscriber has just received from New York, the lurgcsl assortment ul ever offered in this market ; amonirwl ich are Natural Lynx, Lustred do., Siherian—Squbrrik. I Naluraj Gennetl. J.uslred d\.. will Cut. Prairie wolt ' A|>p'y at Ibis of- C'a'zenovlu.'Det.'tlJ 1315.. A G IRL to do Housework, fice FOR S\'SJLE ! A PAIR of youne horses. For cadi, or good -i* paper; 011 six months credit. Enquire of T. BACKUS. Cnzenovia Dec. 16, 1815 SPLENDID two Horso Pleasure Sleisjh j Ex'entiun Top. Kmu/re ol tlarlie &• Hub- bio. or tho execut.TS of.U H. Ljoii,i»' Estate. Cazeno\ia. Dec 15 1845 A FOUJV& : IN this vi Ingo. on tho side walk, near Mr II. Van Driesen's,residence, on the 3d instant, u black Alpacca Cape, trimmed «illi fur Tho lo ser can have it by cal in;j nt this office. Cazenuvia, Dec 15 '45. STILL LATER! OLATCKE & IfOBBIE are now receiving ^ from Head Quartern a taige and fashionable stock of WIWTER €JOOB§ r comprising any quantities of Dress Goods, Cloak- in»s. Shawls of every variety. Rich new style Prints. Cloths of every shade and quality. Veil ings, Trimmings,and (not to particularize) goods of all descriptions necessary to a complete as sortment, to which wc invite tho attention of all purchasers—as to prices, wo intend In please all Farmer's Exchange, Nov. 17, 1845j C&OAKINGS. S EVERAL Patterns of Fashionable* PISTOs for Ladies' Cloaks, can bo found at CLAnKE & HOODIE S |~*AN find at the Exchange Merino Undershirts ^ and Drawers, a very desirab'o arliclo 'just now * CLARKE it IIOPDIE, ~ November 17, 1845. J UST'receiving a most -magnificent Stock of Dry Goods, embracing largo lots of LADIES' DRESS GOODS ! Calicoes from the lowest to tho highest prices\. Brond Cloths in great \ariely. Fancy Goods.— Ladies Cloak Goods ; Domestics ; in fine oner ofthe nio<( superh stock of Goods ever exhibited inahis Village ; for sale for Cash, O'ood Credit, and Heady Pay. on as fnvo nblo terms a« any house in town. The attention nf nil in solicited. PULFORD & SWEETLANDS. _ Is without anysmistnko the greatest remedy there is out, fur the fpeedy cure of Common Colds, BQd ev^ry specie, of CoUgh, and other diseases of the JLungs and-vocal organs ! For Influenza Uranchilis, rfalhma, Whoopmg-Vougli, Croup, or Rattles, Pleurisy, and Jnfljim- jnufion of (he Xungs lliere is nuthing half equu-I to it. _ _ \ _ '_ _ Let the following Certificates convince you ofthe truth of the above statement, and then if you have a Cold, or Cough, go-and got the medicine. \ — \ Dr. Foord— Dear Sir: I very cheerfully give rhv certificate- -for your Pectoral Syrup through your agents in Borne, Messrs Dudley & Peck. My wife has been troubled »wth n severe rough for some years, and in the mean timo Iws tried various medicines ol repute. Last fall her cough in rrcased, and I fell very much.alurm'-d about her. I wjis-tiiduccd to try your .Syrup^ and am happy lu say that two bottles entirely cured her cuiigh, and improved her general health. I would recom mend it to nil as a medicine of greai worth. HORACE N.„ BILL, pub and prtnl. of Roman Citizen. /Jeans Mills. (Jeff Co.) Aug\ .18-15. Dr. Foord\ Dear Sir : 1 send you the following, which you are at liberty to use as you see best, to promulgate your excellent medicine. Some time last la,I I had a holtle^of your Pectoral Syrup left us by your agent, Mr. Palmer. Not long after that lime I hud a dnughttrseroroly attacked with tho asthma. She bad previously taken, whin attacked with ihn .same disease, various kinds of med icine to no effect ; and to our surprise, when she he-ran to take your Pectoral Syrup, she found im mediate relief, and remained wcll-un'il the Spring fo lowing ; when, bv imprudence in singing, and going from a warm room into tho cold rrir, she had ano'llicr severe attack, at uh.cb lime I tried to ob tain another bottle, hut did not fln/l It. I hope you wi I keep a constant supply somewhere in this vi cinity, and would cheerfully recommend it lo nil who may he aAlicled with lLal disease, wishing that all maybe benefitted by it as well n» myself. I subscribe myself, — — - _1 _ - ---ttevpectfuliy yours, GT-^VL-C-A-K-UC-B^ L prtees. I~ {fazenovia Seal, Chinrhil.a, Imitation Martin, &c. ffc all of which will bo soid che'op for CASH. J. NICKERSON & CO. Cazenovio, Oct. 1845. Latest & Largest Arrival I ^^REAT inducements for trade will now be offered by JOHN WILLIAMS & SON, Who are opening in uddilion to their former slock, a very.large and lull assortment of web selected And desirab'o FALL & WINTER GOODS, which have been purchased since the decline from Fall Prices, and wi I ho offered low PTIOIIKII it every one (''insisting in part ol Cloths and Trimmings; t'lnnk and Dress Goods, sp'endid fig'd Dress Si ks, Turkey Red Calirn ; I very nice piece_ Dark Green Bombazine, V\ hue Veslings. Salisby Fmiinvl, Crash, \ \ orsted Com forters, children's white Hood's, n lew choice, liun- nel Rihbons, Satchels; nil colors Maiking Cotion, Gcnls Caps, Oil Cloths, Floor Malting, Shawls, Prints, Domestics, Drawer Goods, Kibbons, Gloves, Hosiery, and in shoit every article usu ally kept or^cnllcd for in' Ihuir lino.' They would also call attention lo their stock of Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Carpets, Paper Hangings, and ten thousand ana tne iirticlus which theyjeannot take time to enumerate. Nov. IS. 1345 CUTLERY, E TJERY Taricly of Tablo and Pocket Culle ry ; also a few • choice' Razors can be found al the Exchange. CLARKH & Honntn . S PLENDID Brochd n'nd Cashmero Shawls, some all wool, of ' lip top' quoli'y. Also Zealand and Zephyr Worsiod do , landsome and cheap, nt J WILLIAMS- Jv._SON,_. C AMELEON, Bombazines, and Neapolitans, for Dresses, something new and very cheap, and Cashmeres, A'lpaccas and Do Lains of t n endless vuriety. Call and see. J Wlf.LIAMS & SON Ei .atcsit Arrival of Winter Goods ! PIECES ol Silk and cotion warp A'pacca; * 12.000 yntds Calicoes , Catlimeres and De- Laines of an endless VflirfTy - , and every other style uf goods Miitnbte for the season. Wc wish it distinctly understood, thnt wo will nol he un lerso'd by any Retail Estah inlirpcm west of Now York ' WooDWAnD & GnorF.. Dec. 8, 1845 Cazcnovin, (Mad Co.) Aug 13, 1815. A year ago laslwinler, I had n cough, wb.cb, inslead of \ ieidmg to the common family remedies, steadily grew worse ; so that at the end ofihreo weeks i^uns exceedingly violent, nnd wasnftonded with a (ixed pain Irt'ldo side. After fiio or six weeks, tindinjf mvse.f no heller, I became serious') - apprehensive won'd run me into a consumption, nod called on Dr. Fuonl for ndv ce. Ho gavo me a botlloofhis Pectoral Syntp. nr.d'on u.-.ng il my cou;;li was immcriiii ely relieved, $o lh<t in five days I coughed verv little, nnd in ono ucek it «ns entirely cured. A year nfleiward I had a slight ullrttk again, which was removed by less than half u bottlo of the .Syrup Fiom my own cx- peiience.flnd from what I have learned from others who. have USMI it. I nm Confident il it an tin com- manly ejficacwm medicine fur lung complaints and 1 w^iuld by all means nihiso any one having, a cough, to give il a tr.al. HENIIV BRIGHTMAN. For sale Wholesale and Retail by the proprietor, at Cazcnotia, N. Y., nl.cro a complole assort ment of CALICOES! CALICOES if jrrjnrj YARDS American and olher Calicoes vU\il / en ,|)caclnsr-niosL.heauliliil paierns Iroju lira lowest prices to'better qualities l'ui.FOnilliSlVEETf.A5B8. and every thing usually found in u Drug Store, may always bo found, ofthe best quality, and at low Nov. 14, 1845 C Jl Z M JV WA RE -HOUSE f articles in their line of business, such as — . . , 2iiy Sofas and Chairs, of Iho lalest nnd most opprored fashions; Centre, Pier, Lard ana sing Tablesi- Ward-robes, Secretaries, JJook Coses, Dressing,, Common & }• rench /Jureaus. tried Maple and Cherry Bureaus • Dining ami Common Tables ; Wash, Worlc nnd T HE suhscnberi havinsr opened their Ware Room, in Iho buildin? on Albany slrnol, direcllv opposite iho Bank, where (liey intend to keep constantly on hand, or will make to order, all kinds of articles in their line of business, such as Alahoga, Dress Curled' , , Lisht Stands ; Field and French Bedsteads. Also, Curled Maple, Grecian, Fancy nnd Common ( hairs. Rocking. Sewing and Arm Chairs, and a splendid artirle nf Boston Hocking Chairs. Sotleo and Sofa Bedsteads ; Windsor, Fancy and Grecian Settees. Matrasses, kept on hand, and made to order. Turning, Sawing nnd Repairing-rfnne at the shortest notice. They nro prepared to do all kinds nl Ornamenlal and Sign Painting, on reasonable lerm«. Mahogany, Cherry and Pine Coffins, kept on hand, anil made t\ order on tlie shortest notice. Wanted, curled and plain Maple, Cherry, But'ernul, Pine nnd White Wood Lumber, and nearly all kinds of country Produce, und Cash in exchange for Furniture. Al) work done bylhem warranted well made, and of !;ond materials. Furnilure Chairs will be sold as low as ihost! of nny other establishment in the country. Ouwmviti, Jan.7. 1945: - - ANDREW S & CHERRY and _ JUACIiEKEli. FINE lot Mackerel, just opened at the Ex change. C i. A met: £c Ilonma. •jr., JOHN KNOWLES, WAIT CLARKE, SiiperiilieiUteUti 'BfT/tr Pflof. Dated Nov. J3,-1845. Resolved, That the Report of the Superinten dents of the Poor presented to this Board, and the County charges and proceedings of ilje Board in equalizing the- valuation of real estate, lie printed in The Rami- newspapers of this county which published Jhe county canvass- of votes given at the last election. If'the printers of such newspapers will insert them a t the same rate which they ciiarcred for printing said canvass. (copy ) E. HOLMES, Clerk of the Board. Goods for Cash. ANY are the inducememenls held nut, and pledges marie by some of our neighbors \in Iho way of selling goods very cheap, for cash— ortheso pledgnr wu liu v«t- nought to say^but- dcem it sufficient lo-inform our\ friends, and all paying cash for goods, (hat wo havo a largo, well selected and fashionnhle stock, which Laving been bought cheap, wi I he sold accordingly. CLARKE & HOBBTE: Ladies Dress Goods. LA1NF.S at prircs varying from one ihil- * ling per ynrd lo five shi lings fur Iho pr^lli- esl patterns, of a I wool ; ( ashmeres from Iwo shillinjrs per yard to six shi 1 n^s sixpence, fur the hesl and richest |iatterns of all wool ; Alpac- <va8-from-oim shilling sixpence per yard, lo six shil ings, and all (he other-styles of Goods, at the 'owest possible prices -JtV Groceries A FULL assortment of Groceries are now of- lered at tho Exchange, cheap. CLARKE & HORBIE. LADIES' SKIRTS • A T the Exchange can bo fnund a good ossnrl- ment of Grass Cloth, Mnrseilcs and colored Skirls. - CLARKE St. HOBBJE. X. SI. SHOES. 90ft PAIRS of India Rubber Shoes, for sh'.e at the Exchange. CLARK & HonBtB . •JCAKPJD3TS, A GOOD rTSsortinenl qf finff andHuperfine In grain Carpefn ; afso. Cotton, Rush and Hajr Carpets, Oil Cloths, Ruggs and Malt<, uncom monly cbcapvat theuExchange CLARKE & IIOBBIE. ^ CROCKERY & KARDWAKE, C ROCKERY of Ihe latest styles con ho found at iho Exchange,also a general assortment of Hnrdware which °\vi\\ be sohhts; cUnrj) os tho cheapest. CLARKE fc-HQ&BlE Satchels. ! ^GdOD assftrlment of Brussells Carpet and straw Satchels ; also Travelling Baskets at . CLARKE? & HOBBIE A low prices, DOMESTICS. M ORE Tickings, Wickmgs, Sheetings, Bat lings. Waddings, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn Striped Shirtings, &C.&.C, (or sale at reduced prices at the Exchange. . CLARKE JSc IIOBBIE. JTIOFF. SHWVLS! SHAWLS! 'TUI E attention of the ladie's is nspeclfu'lv in- * viled to ou r assortment of Brorha , ( ashmere ond olher styles of shawls whic h we tb.nk cannot be surpassed as t o the quantity, quality and cheap- U WtfTiw Ann-S- GnorF . « |» ,r ft ill , *v Mui'n T/VBLE CI.O-K-HS & SPI1E\DS«! B ROWN Linen Cloths, colored Cot. spreads. Brcadclolh Table Spread* and Broadcloth Piano-Spreads, all very cheap for cifsfi*' WonpWAnPjjfc ' GR.CFF . Heavy Cloths. rpHOSE in want of Ilcivy Coarse Cloths will do well to give us a call before purchasing, as we havo a large slo'ck on hand, and w.tl sell them at prices which dely compction. WoonwAjio & GnoFP. CO0K FOR WOOD STOVE, CO VL Y O-UNG HysonJTea.nLone s'billing sixpence per pound, Hyson Skin at two shillings, Cof- feaot sixpence, Salxratns five cents, and-all kinds of grocorios as low as can bo bought nl any house in Madison county. WoODWAIII) & GllOFF. 1 UST received, three casps'ilark prints, as pre t- ** ty patterns-as can bo found in market , - ^nflnwARn S? GIIOFF. _ i _Cloths, Cloths. A T tho Exchange can be found a fine assort- r\. ment of French, English and' American Clblhs. Plain and Fancy Cassimorcs; do Satinets, Twe.tds and Plain Cloths; Satin, silk and wors ted veslings in great variety^ and nt low prices\ — With our complete ass'drTmehTnnd prices, we arc disposed to lest the sincerity of tho pjedges made by some of our neighbors - - CLARKE fcHOBBIB. Calicoes. . — 000. yds. of American Prints al Ihe Ex- s change. -. \ CLATK & HODDIC . Tin & Stove Shop, Canastola. . D . KENDALL, Si Co., \ W OULDrespeclfuly inform Ihedlizens of Cunt stota, nnd adjoining Imvna, that tjicy havo just received a splendid assortment of STOVES, ^ . which they will sell as cheap as can he purrhnsed west nf Albany. Among Ihemtnuy be Inund WJ1GER AIR-TIGHT COOK STOVES, mCIi PAllLOR STOVES. 8,-r. Russia «$* English Wipe, constantly on hand, or made l o order. A general assortment of TIN VVAREk'ept constantly on hand, and for.sale cheap Call and see. Canastola, Nov. 11. 1845. • _ _ Mutual Life Insurance Company OF IVEW YORK I HPHE subscriber, agent for tbii company, is * prepared (o furnish' po'icies for nny amount nol less than §100, nor over 810,000, on nny lilc for its whole duration, or for a limited period — The principles of the company are hilly explained in some pamphlets in tho hands ofthe agent which arc nt the service of nny and nil persons who may feel an interest in the mailer The following is an net of cur LpgMalure, passed April 1st, 1840, for tho benefit ol married women. It limit be lawful forfttir mirrTcit Woman l»jrtirr*cTf nnft in liernamt, or l a l!ws name ofaay thin! perou, wittiM, asirntas )t.r4(H.tee T lo cau*s-i» tl«-ln»ur.UtbrJl«vole.lue r lJieiiIc uf liec liK.b.nd Tor anf deGnttc TirricKT. or for tli.lMTO of bis niliiral lif> , ana incaie.of hrr •umTtng hertiuftl(an<l,lht tuni or nrlt amount of lltr m,uran(e becoming due atifLl>ay.ble by the term, of Hi- mm- raocr ,b»ll be payable to brr, to anil for her own u,e, frr. from llir rlalfiMortlie repretenlatitrt ol tier liutbaml or any vl In* crrj ilor, , but lucb exemption .shall not apply uhrre tlie amount of pren-ium aupually paid shallexcee-J three hundred doll.rs. ( S Incase ofthe death of the wife before th- dec.a.- of her h>i,ban.|.the amount ofthe In.urance may be made pj, .hie *Urr death twlier children, fortheir use, and to tbete cuar-liun.if i.ti-ler age • It. THuMtb, Agent. CMenoria, NOT. 35, 134.1. * FeathcvM. A LOT of live Geese feathers well worth the attention of purchasers, for >ale hy .1 WonuwAnn J. WOODWARD has lately received anew nnd good assortment of Fall nnd .Winter Goods. Aumngst a variety nf olher nrlic-les wi I be foumi tho fol owing: Striped arid figll Cnsh inero, Black-, blue hlaxk. co oreil. figured J^lctlo rns and pin d cV'pnccas, French Tiesons, Scotch, English, Turkey Rett and black ond whiioUinc- hams, black and blue block Bnmhazines, Red, Plaid an I Fancy Cloaking*. Prinlctl De Laines, Heavy J % J yd wulo Black siks. Rich Striped Silks, a inriety of pnllerns, P'abl Linscys, Heavy Black Salins for vesiings, Brown, Green, Bed nnd purple Satins for bonnets,satin Ribbons, si k velvet, ve'vel ribbons. Gents French Buck Gloves, (»ert» while silk. Lis'etl-reaiL heavy Buck nnd woolen Gloves, Ladies silk Gloves in great variety Lidies Cotton nnd rnshmere Hose, n full* as- snrtmei.t, Iloso for children, various kinds ; wors ted milts and ca|i«. Comforters, neck tics. Zephyr twortiod, French Canvas for embroidery—al! of which ivi'l he sold low fol Cash, Nov 10, 1815 A Thrcatl GOOD assortment store nf JLaces. may ho found .1. nt the WOODWARD. CLOTHS, C£OTHS. **¥10 the Gentlemen we can offeras fu'I nnd com. -*• plcte an assortment as wo have ever had it i n our power to oxhibit ; Broad C .oihs in all their variety and colors ; Cassimercs both p .'airr -and fancy ; Salinels-nntl law priced woolens in a larf a tpnmriry, -Vetting*; Cnat TTimnilnjj« r &c^,vvhieh_ we QlTer hi Ibosjj. pjirtbnsi.ng cloths w.ilh thi» pledge, that no Letler \bargains if as good c»n 67 wi'lhe oltainod of nny other houie in this town. Wo are disposed not in be under-old, and wo respectfu'ty solicit for our slock of clollistha at tention of all in the market to purchase Pi'LFonr»-& ' SWEETLAKDS. TO THOSE WHO PAY CASltFOR GOODS. W E think our assortment of gnodt is complete and unsurpassed. We can and ate drter- mincd to sell for cash ut the lows!-possible prices. 'ami in no instance vtiirwc ai.ovv. ourselves 1(1 bu undersold. * W o nro thankful.I r Ihe former palronagp of cash customers, nnd respectfully solicit a cohtlu - uanco o f Ihe same . PULFOnn 5\ SWBBTLAKDB. HARDWARE:. R ECEIVING nur usual assortment of Ilard- .ware, including HUUJO -finishing articles, e ^ &c Piri.gnnn &. S\yi3RTLAKT>g> w cd for. Crockery. E nro receiving a beautiful assortment at Blue Waro, also every ihlng usually cfflt- • Pui.Fonn & Svvr.ETt.Asas. Domestic Goods. C 1OTTON Yu'i:, Balling, Sheeting. Wadding / Wicking, Ticking, «tc. &c„ ns cheap a» Ihe cheapest PULFORP & SWEETLANDS r|tHIKD arrival of Fall nnd Winter Good* just received ; which hnving been purchased nl IhV recent decline in prices, will be sn'il ox- tremely low. K B. St. E. D, LtTCiiriKtD. Nov, !*4. la^x—— • — -°^r CLOTHS. W E are now opening a iBrgo lot of Brosd- Clolhs, Cassimercs, Tweeds, &c, to which we invito tho attention of imrchnsers. H. B. &. K. I). Liy.ciiPiWLn. INDIA IJUUHKR tillOEi ! |Q CA^ES India-Rubber Shoes just receivt J and for 6al- at nhoiil half th\ usual iirico. K B. & E D. LITCHFIELD. Nov 7. IS 15. . . N AILS by lUe Keg, ui 4 1 2 els per lb K 1} ,& E I ) I 1 -rcnrint.n. ~SIM WI, a. AMI MERE. Brorha, Alpaca, SlradiUa. aiul other styles fail nnd winttr shawls, now open* ing. hv ' E B & E l> LITCHFIELD Paris Eii<! Cloves. lO DOZ extra Paris Kid Gloves just rccelr- 1 \^ed . E B &E D LITCHFIICLU. Sopi 8 W. r >. t Dress «iiootIs. C ASHMERES. Rl do Laines. Alpacas, Or- leans C olhs, Sic. Hie iosl received. E. B. &. E. D. LiTCiiPtuLD. Sept S. 1845^ CARPETS! J UST received, a good stock Carpets at much lower prices than usual. - E B & E D LITCHFIELD. Tea, Tea. 1 0 fheois more of Unit pruho clicnpTcaju* *\ received. K B & E. D LITCHFIELD. * Cloths, Ciollis. F INE Black French Cloths nnd n full sup. ply of olher slvles ju«t r< ceived . E I! & K. I) LtTniFinLD DD.VII.allU GUODd B ROWN and bleached sheeilngs, Rclungs, cotton varn, carpe t uarji, vvicking, &c. clipap for cash, at E B cV E D LlTCIIFIKLn*. GROCERIES. '\IIIIE subscribers uro now receiving a full •* slock ol Groceries, which nro selling chcap- E B & E D LiTCiiFiEi.n er than ever V IA « T II W B ROADchilhs. CHoimcrrs and sdlincts, just received , und »211 Lo sold oiucb 'less than former prices. E B . E D ' LITCHFIELD. PAPER. I Ofrft P, ECES Paper Hangings, now-open- 1 UUU ing nnd will be suld cheap for cash. E B cS-Iv D. LITCHFIELD. BSrotvn Sheeting&Slrirtiitg, M A Y be obtained for less than iho samo article can note bo purchased in the city of New Yoik, al the New'Cheap Cash store of J. WOODWARD. Molasses. T HE fuhsr>nber> are selling Molasses at two shillings and slx-peuce per gallon E H. & E D I ITCH FIELD. Cotton Jfam: N O. 4, G, 7, S , 10 . 12 , 14 , 10 , 18 may bo had at tho sloro ol and 22, WOODWARD. IAMPHENI2, Lamp Oil. Sperm Candles, J and Mould and Dipped Candles, for sa'o al Ihestorcof J WOODWARD- For Sale, A QUANTITY of Mackerel, taken within a few days ; n'so Codfish ol an excellent qual ity, and. Connecticut River Shad 1 J. WOODWAIID. Octobers, IStJ. . 'I 1 ' BO A I F you wanl GOOD TEA, calln l Ihe store of J. WooDWAitn. JBliss'' Sash «$* MSlintls, F OR sale al manufacturers prices. 11. VAN DRIESEN. RfAlLS O F the liest quality, can be had for S cents » pound ui the new cheap cash stofe of J. WOODWARD. * Sugars. W OOLSEY'S Loaf Sugar, powdered and crushed Loaf Sugar, New Orleans, Porte Rico, and \St. Croix, for sale at ..the unrivaCet/ chea|i ca^h store of-» J. WOODWAJID. October. 1345. . Molasses* P ORTO RICO, N. Orleans and English Island for sale nt the store of J. WOODWARD. G ILT and.Mnhngnny frames, for sale at lbs new cashslorcof J. WOODWARD. House Furniture. HE subscriber is nhoul making dfc&ront ar- rangemoiits in the manufactur e of Cabinet fj&jfZkm Fiirnitnre, Fancy nnd Plain, which he is determined lo relV at such rcdueed prices, as will be an inducement to those who wish to purchase, lo call and ex amine. Ladies and Genlltmen oflbn village and vicinity, nro invited lo call und look for thoin- telvcs. Also, ready-made of all kinds nnd sizes, made in the best possiMa- manner, and trimmed in' good style, on short- notice. fj<$» Persons coming from Ihe country, n» well' as I lime in the village,will do well lo rull before purchasing elsewhere, as I shall put the price low, to conform fb Iho limes. , S' ALDERS'.' - Lincklaen si., three door9 north of Hough's* Bloclc. N. B. Country Cnliinel Mnkeri will find Ma hogany Veneering nl the above aland. Cny^navia..-Mav^l815. A YOUNG man of goiil il.nfaite'r nnd habii« who would like to learn tlip J.iiner and Cur- penler trade,-can finda r place by calling at thi* offiro -i A T this office, in pavment of fubscripltonsvJk'' so, a little \ Cash.\ 'V-
