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-^.^^-ije^jr*- r- - A ^fl^-MnTJ^JVi, • They\ ^totting jrtbod ,^a-.- ' Bard by lie^vtUascpound. ^ ' Fnote truth Ma poko AshUunfctoak, - .Atjdsald, \rUbetapenby. 'In a short space (Within this ptaee ''''1*11 makVifls piece a guinea.\ Upon; the giwrad, Within the pound, The shining soon «u throws t M Uehold,\ \rays Poo te, .\.The thing's made ontj. K^^itt there is one ponttd one^* ' 1 wonder not,-\— . » ' Says Quia, \ that thought - Should In your head be found, Since that's the way ' Your debts you pay- One shilling in the pound.\ 1 i«.,-T» • From the Rochester'Freeman. Money Misapplied. Wriiii^R. SXXTH—-JUy Dear Str^The unhappy Chaplin iflair Agairjrqpdn us. T ~ In addition to several •nnniaititl rlnlfni-n nTTwrninrl in agencies, lawyers* \fees tfec., &c, «e paid j *19j000^to indranniEy- Mr. Chapliri'w had iri) Maryland. We are now called to'pay ivl $6,- 000 to indemnify his bail in Washington. If the men in Washington who, with 'such rare kindness and generosity, became Mr. -Chaplin's bail, are suffered to-lose by that Mndnesa and generosity, it will be \very dis graceful to the Abolitionists. Considering that Mr. Chaplin- visited Wash ington contrary to my advice, and that I paid in thciMaryland case about 910,000, I feel that I suffered much more than my full share of the loss in that case. The Washingtoi case is now to be provided for. -I am willing to Ipse 92,000 in it; and hence I have, this evening, enclosed my draft for that sum to- IX A. Hall,who is one of the bafl. I trust that the friends of justice will promptly make up the remaining S^OOO. I am robbed of these 912,000. I have been robbed'of a great deal from time to time, in the sums, which I have felt myself morally compelled to-paym the purchaKrof ^theliber- ty of slaves. \ Lgreatly ne$dejd all this tnpney to expend in otiierdirections^&r'the cries of. our wronged humanity came up'from \rluriier- ons directions*. Nevertheless,-! kin consoled by the reflection, that I was better >ff without this money than they, whojjot it from ''me, were with it The robbed may fee^very sore under his losses; but slill he is better off ^than the robber. • m The pj^S^j^gn^ The wine-press, p^.tmpicr,.da tfressoir, con sists, in the majority of oases^ of a massive shallow tt}ft,'varyjnjf ( in. size, from forjr 'aqtittrja feet to as many -square yards. ' I t is„placfid either upon trestles or on a- 'regularly built platform of Vason-work unckr-tho huge raf ters of 8 substantial Wilt'Tiduse. Close to it stands a range' of 'grMt bul^?1helr toMftbff more or less according Jo H^ie/faze-of the vine yard. The, grapes areflung by tub* and, oask ; fuls into the' euvier. The treaders stamp <uT {gently amid tW'masses, and the' expressed juice pours-plentifully out-of a hole- level -witn the bottom of die' trough into a'beive of iron or wicker work whjoh Btop3 the passage .of. the, skinsl arid'frorn tiierlce'dra,in8;iit^'bp«;ljei low,—Suppose.-at-the- moment-of-our arrival^ <he cuvier for a brieP b]4aee empty' «*The tread- ei^-4)ig^oper8pirfng^men,'>in shirts- and tuck-'j t^taahes of purple juice, lean upon thoir wood en spades arldwipe_their l forehead; 1 But their respite is short , .^The creak pf) another carfr load of tabs ia heard an^ ipmediatoly the, wagon is backed np to the' broad open window* or rather hole in the wall, above the trough A minute suffices to ^wrench out tub after tub, J and to tilt thjSrV already half-mdsh'ed'olusters splash into the reeking prehdir.\ 'Theil'^b work again, ^urr^piog wit ^A, sprtof spiteful .eagerness into tne mountain of yielding, quiv ering Jrurt,-the treaders slhk^'iamost'to the' 1 knees, stampir^ audjumping^md rioting in tFe' passes off graj^ea^Xouuifcjn^of; jrim^s^url; aboat their feet,iand rush bubbling and gurgl- ingjaway. J fresentiyliflvipg aa^t, were; drawn o mwwwmj „._,...„ —, . - jf ojfcrenceaaa to the quality of the This process of wine-making is univereat in 1 1 u „„ tr™™ MA™ at the Amci France, with the exception of the cases -4 f the sparkling^ wines of tHe Rhone and Cham pagne; the grapes for-which are squeezed by mechanioal means, not by the human foot.-^- Now, very venerable apds;decidedly pictures- qne as is the process of wine-treading, it is un T3pa< JilQHI! VII,, Jr <Se'oT Fifty F«i Ticenttfnte MHtilartQnWl t Sj^corf^Jng'from SSIii^l Four to Twenty Acres each, a^lnlns the I ' !U! ™,*i <^ufe 'of'Lafie'I^uW «ernXn^^ b*^lwi«iwnfrtmInwnearthesohave already beenjKiid for 100 per CentVJvanto oVerthe<'pHee for whpiiie* im.; ' - • * — -•- • - lvely that the pure Thb*olafr5)ti\~ next. '•APfrSm^df^u^Inga are' now .going! on r and dtherahaveBete ^ntaVa^ I?. tlns -^lage'aUTlng the Spring, ana«ia T nWnolPon»y;as»irrnlng^ l u^ctuaUy=f becornlng .B place oPbuataeea, abd<wiU<undon itedly be come ther^deni-ejofmendotag .tHpaaaJo «Wf C«t and Brooldyn1nh*h5rt4uTfe,whUh v •will lend to In- eresaetJhejYalue of,the«9 Lpta,&ater,than one canjrn- a^loeatnreapnt. . . ,. , ., M . „ ,. ,. Any persop wishing .to, purchase a flv«, ,t«n k twe«y, _ rifry acre lot of good and, handsome-Und, «t.Jrom. •iO.tPtIS) per acre, wlthftut one foot ijf waat.or useless oi»qnd.Qnlt, cenflo so by, m^iag 9M. dojlar per acre, ibr;llniC .Bay!nent, an^^Ke month per acre until one-) ura of,'fiay,.<;enti'y,| t montn per acre uoui ontj-mm i s ^iud, when a warshtee deed. attl.goodUttc will be given, and tHereraalnder part of the purchase money may be paid or secured on the land, to be paid within five years, with six per cent yearly Indian. <•'. . <•\!'>.<Jv. ' The results orcTrtUVa-tropoif these lands have been so waterep mnch-bevond-the expectaUonaof. any one, uist are now considered of great vaide 'forurhn -and gardens, andortll, .In anprpbabWtybe>lfialtenup t l for,] aetUcroenisjdoccupaUoD, or be tieljat more,thaji five. 1 times their present price. All kind^pt.produce are raised there, each as wheat,'rye', corn ,i ,p6tiioe»,and garden vegetables, with (rjilt and flowers, in the most luxuriant growth, where but a short, ilme slnijt, the land was covered with tr^es and busTiea^ \ \ Who ^esafeSS^ ^ HA ^%P»-M* Dear Sir: Having personal snowledgeof the same! i{ (Ires me pleasure to answer /our, Inquiry about the the product!onshetevby (taring that during the KSason there have been raised-160 bushels of-the torn and potatrtea-Mo the acre, besides: excelfco t yields of-cardsn-vegetables,, aa cops, R?ss,'bcan.», onions, squashes, pumpkins, beets, tomatoes, egg plants, 4e, Ira L'Horhmealeu, Deputy Postmaster. Also, one from' Mr. C. BoccKel: N. Y, July 2d, 18517 Woul3 not sell it now for tlOOanacre; the first sweet bloptfbf'ttlTriFw 7 cargo, fheea- ger tramping siibsldea into a sort°of 'quiet, measured dance,.,which the treaders continue, while with,their wooden spades, (hey. turn the, w ve'| pulpy remnants of tjie .fruits U&er.andIKf^H. er, so as to expose the half-squeezed berries in T° ever> possible w fl y to the muscular action of jJjiSaa a ^w n ^^ n »» T wa»«.* themcessanOy moving feet fay to Brooklynabd New y 0l k. \ * — ,:! * \ •*'•' -^»- a*fcivnc&» as to the quality of the lands can Veryrespectlully yours, &c. ^ ' John G. Boecltcl, 99 Essex-st,, N. »• i n Charles WoodrEsq. , . LakelandStatlonlslocated on-the borders of the , be^de to Hon. Henry Mflgs, of the American Instl of ute?HoomsSSl Broadway, J.-D> Mergan,RearL cor ?htisu John J.Boeckd,'99 Essex St.; Edgar F.Peck, Rrooklvn. N- Y .TUbertf Gilbert, Troy. N. O. grooklyn,, n.^i* j . ^ H p Xrry'.K^.'~r.;phu^el7b^ Apply to Charles Wo^2»3Broa & whereM.p. With great regard, your friend, GERRIT SMITH. PETEHBOHO, June 16,,1852. Mr. Chaplin, it appears, engaged in the Slave stealing business at Washington against the adviee of Mr. Smith, who nevertheless bleeds freely to keep Mr. Chaplin out of Court. Mr. Smith errs, we think, in paying Jus money for objects unworthy, in every sense, of a great and good cause. If Mr. Chaplin thought proper to engage in the business of stealing Slaves, he ought to have been left to take the consequences. Beside the dishonesty and meanness of the occupation, it ia to the conduct of such men that the evils of Slave ry are aggravated and prolonged. There are, practically, no worse enemies of the Slave than those who avail themselves of opportunies^' to induce Domestics to run away. The cause -of Emancipation cahnoCbe promoted by such •means. The effect of such movements 1 B to •exasperate Slaveholders, and to subject Slaves to more rigorous treatment. But for this spe cies of depredation—indeed but for the very act of Mr. Chaplin, the present Fugitive Slave Law could not have been forced through Con gress.—[Eve. Jour. |^A HAPPY RETORT.—An instance of Irith readiness at repartee occurred the other day At the Capitol, which is too good to be lost Certain members of Congress, finding the debates rather dry in the House, stepped out to refresh their thirsty spirits at Casarish's re fectory, which is conveniently contiguous.— As they passed out, they saw some eight or nine laborers, harnessed to a sled, hauling a stone about heavy <«nough for one horse, while one, acting as a drivpr, leisurely walked along bid \ (All the laborers are on a per diem allow ance, as well as the members.) Pausing to witness this operation—which seemed to present a parallel to their own ar duous labors irr the public service—one of the members addressing \ the driver,\ said— \ Well, friends, you are making yourselves HOUSES, I see \ YPB/' WAS thft prompt rejoinder. \ and by questionably rather a filthy one; antf the spec facie of great brown bomy feet, not a whit too clean, splashing «nd spra <Vlirig in the babbling juice, conveys' at first; sight a qnalmy species' of feeling which, however, seems only to-be entertained by those to whom the sight is new. I looked- dreadfully'' -askance at the operation when I first came across it; and when I was invited—by a lady, too—to,taste the juice, of whiefrsh'e caagl t ap a glassful; a certain -feel ing of the inward man warred terribly against politeness. Bnt nobody around seemed to be in the least squeamish. Often and ofler did I see one of the heroes of the tub walk quietly over a dung hill, and then jump—barefooted of course, as he was—into the juice; and even a vigilaint proprietor, who was particularly care ful that no bad grapes •wen tin to the tab, made no objection. When I asked why a press -waa not used, aa more handy, cleaner, and more convenient, I was afterwhere assured that all efforts had failed to construct a wine press ca pable of performing the work with the perfec tion attained by the action of the human foot No mechanical squeezing, I was informed, would so nicely express that peculiar propor tion \of the whole moisture of the grape which forms the highest flavored wine. The manner in which the fruit was tossed about was point ed out to me, and I was asked to observe that the grapes were, as it were, squeezed in every possible fashion and from every pos sible side, worked and churnel and mashed hither and thither by ever-moving toes and muscles of the foot As far aa any impurity went the argument was, that the fermentation -flnnrfr-ja imm fr» thn mrfnee, every atom of and Pamphlets can be hajh or-aent Oil87'i , all<> w Grease, and OHIO •' MINERAL. PAINT., gQQ BARRELS_Machlnery O-l. ' gallon. 2600 Gallons irarious sizes. Price 76 cts. per do Jo In casks of Price 76 eta. per gal- Do 65 -do, do SOOBarrelsBoiled Paint Oil. 6000 Gallons do do do in casks ofvarioossizes. Dodo do do 850 Barrels Tanners' OIL Various kinds and qualities, from 35 to 60 cents per gallon. ' ' 150 GALLdNSIn Casks'of various sixes. 60 Tons Tallow Grease, for Heavy Bearings, arid Coarse Machinery, In Barrels or Casks, of any consistency required. Price, 6 ceots fief Jb. 150 Tons' Ohio Mineral Point, Iri Bar.els, at the lowest market ptice- Mvhlnery Oil, warranted not t chill in the coldest weather, and considered by those useln'g It equal (b Sperm Oil. 1 Boiled Paint Oil, equal to Linseed Oil, other than for white. I am constantly recelvlnglarge supplies of the above named articles, and my'motto is, \Small profits and aulcA returns.\ B P POND, 66 Water -sL, n ndor the Pcail-st. House), NEW YORK. New Yor*, Feb. 1852; Md Wry \\.a\? •hoiiUMJproVllsU •WH*_I8 IT I iGid 'arainI ft»m » condition of heUt o^»dnw,i»tliMlrt»«!a»f,Jfi, ,„» ,lia,.' <-„ ,« iilBUUIOUOIiT AHnJBTABXJWMfl. jJJs^diti-oibitUrttUI.-rODtincnntdiifTI'nf' ; , i '\-<\> *\ : \ i rt»*B *Bai AND 1 rOBBESB &F]~ rtl '• v ,' !b * <^fjtii£anti^^ /' ^.r^siMQim^t, ;<i AyRnow1w«fi ^p^^^^^^SSS^I 'GOODdffmrSrttd ' ai^Procade and I other grjs^fflWS ShawUi,-WWtal3to>davJCld, Silk, C , ton And _ , ;Une,trw«r4cl VTIFB AND ^OTH |HR ;2?r ^o,r -^°8;r conMnea M ^fuuVVojari*. (ti|b. oaldipiStoMntir ' .OK.BIU1 thejfanM«ttort of-the.raerch_ ^ ITton County IsInvlteTOfore^nakin. ilillH 1 Summer-puroh..^ as C. H. JJg^^SJ ^r .•iT &yMarch 2, UfOfe***'''*\ 1 \ ' And to her hiahod iht'cinrtrat toll t»4 iBjl«ty of mlod, UAPPINKSS th* wsat «HcU«*«otii entitled tHtt MARrtJ£.D WOMAN'S Private Medical Comppnioii. l,BY p>. ^^'Jt^K^VaiCBAT/, ptrtnoi hfiHUiit orvnts, Oat UnlfMk Bfiifinl 1tkCrt:%& PHu, Mttt -^^..^-.....^v.v.\. ^..At r n. at on.] _\ Sim Mbllsaed lnltf. sod it U not BTJRPRIZ1KO OR •WONDKWJFTJI,, • GonsMcHD*. tlu>s BVKR,Tr;,RRMA'-IiJSi WHETISB KATtHTKPQB iipT,yar>1>eire wltli the vmitoua symptoms, una, t ' tiemxfy :HAA.F A nm.i.ios COPIES ^terlles ^i+'&'ls' \'' ! J flrWrflnncIl t,n EBSl •tr , <..fc^f»9j;%^P .rT t ^«HjSroM «»i .. (l i'>-nl \ THE LONDON QUARTERLY RBVlEWwclq -rm-^- THE EDINBDRGKKEy&VfvWhlg' JHE. NORTH BBjTloIifJKEVIEVV' Free. Church • THE^VyESTMINSTER-RiBTilEW,-Liberal JJ A Gri^r^P'SMiNBOHqBrlrAGA^irifE'.siju guidance of^hrlstbphfcr No'rthl.malhtamsitB^cTent the|< otsbles. writJ\ 1 ... _ lerlal enfortlyijm^ailhe^andfirstappearin „ works as 'The Cixtons' andfSfy.Norey.boUi by Buji wer, 7My Penlnsular^dal,»^TWrGreen Hand-,«-aua\ other sorlals. of whlch> wmereusWvol editions are ls- ttled-h; '--*—•-—'-*-«•-'•—•-• beytep] WQOQ, ilwoys-rely on having the earliest rr natingtslei, Th«sa]Bffi In this .country .... ,.. , rs constantfy .Qn'$&n^Vwto piOlon.theH eflcoun^r ft9U?. AniflrfMAipeWiS ^alf ofjn slnuIsr,«da«s 1 an4frnm:num B WHb |«H^ S;frpm farelgn peflSdJcala^-' sines mjidqjUp^f^leoilpM.from |, ^ This fact-shows clearly the mgh.eij theyjire held by the lmelllgeBjy^ng.DuV .^y,,., . , fords a guarantee that they are estsblished on a firm ba sis and will be*cdnUhu>d wlthbut'lhterrupjron, CONFlDBriTfALI,Y iMQ I, MOITON ATREE-Tj ALBANY.. N.» •hoi- It' timed lop^lMM^to 000-..T tolly .the »»»icOT.nhis50 ., Mleavqp Bestows with a spnrfcfi'himd iilnsuioffs men to save a foalSn land.\ HE^NFORTTJNATE,deslroiia^reonsunlng4hls T »enerable*hyriclan- by.lettcr,,shoHld alwoysag- if tor M, h»> «i*.r U ot will ohuKU. uta; or J Ji.lr hSSSi \ho ho ihe lotr. and »Bteuoo of-hls »\« «t bUn, oTiSt of hi. on T*ennlirr linpro»«n>«nt. : TTPWAKbS Of* OWB HVNOBKD THqC- • ' , BAND COPIBS • Jb.iUeoBBirlr BY «SII.withu,tK.butfW« month. • to her OTin.faPPuK*', DPoa m ifllneral Paint. A SUPERIOR article of Mineral Paint warranted equal to any Paint ever before ottered to the Pub- I'c for painting on Wood, Brick, Stone, Iron, Tin, or any substance which Is exposed to weather, water, or the atmospheie. It is Proof against, Fire, Water, Weather, and onchangoable In Its color. It mixer readily with oil or composition; boiled oil is preferable to Dso with the Paint. This Paint received the Premium'at the N V State Fair, held at Albary In I860, In compe tition with the Ohio KIre Proof ana several other kinds of Mineral Paint, as being superior tb any thing of the kind now in use. _ CERTIFICATES. • 4Ung the thousands of Certificates which might beHven to prove Its superior qualities as a cheap and durable Paint, I submit a. few of the following ftom ihn«,«rtmhii«*l»'l«A,ll,t»'j\ ' -. 1 • .. jvirfS~ 03 -Base ajnd Shameful Fraud I! CAUTION VIOLATION OF COPTEIGHT T ' • A SPURIOUS.MDmOH KhamntraShtntind.lujbm rortrptitfoliilr bned, with •MctJftoeMjM . TTFOORAPHIOAJU AKBAHOSIUUIT, Bat soother utM ishitttatH Tor \ br. A M. Mnnrickno,** u4 \ B <MtOD n for \ N«» Yark, n *nd to* word,, EUTCSCB oeeonUnr to Act of Coqims. b the nv 1147, br . , JOSEPH TJIOW, In Uw CUrk\ 0lS» or the Dbuict Coart at the SonUum Dutiict of New York, OUTFTBD. Tho eonttnts, th« noJ««t wwr. nod rMdlnf nro •umBKiy DIVFERBHT, Print*d on poor, brownish, tlirlT pnprn-« ,'h « paper cover. It CM be knowe niso from the tnuersbl* aud illen-ibte wood- cnu ecntterrd thronfboot iu pmces. TJU copvriMtti edition ttHiahm eieeHL . If there are My In the trode so lott to •hittrend cotnmoo hooeMjr M to he willing puttee 'n OBFaAtmifjio THKIH CCSTOMKRA, No t**f. then the Icfil owner of the property In eomtsht, ther will br imaecnted, end etese will be taken to eipoM them to lbo]rnblie. A eoprwai ha tm to etch booker Iter or (Inn. (with the T ,Y., where they can see him-from daylight In the mor ning ti'nllMOo'clock ib Uie evening,• [seven daystn the weoB,^llls're<Utu^btBt»hoursjr»-n- —. .-u-.n' . i Those whocallathls orBce,nettdnotlear,Imposition, as hlsdlillorriafor thorough and scientific knowledge of his proteftslori'WtllsaUafyfall appUcautsofj his super •• lior skill and judgment. r. , i-j^-hrin-, . ,i ? 0R!^TOKE»N>PRWATE DISEASES'. JD'S T P «t ^nsr >-ApB |c»Pirrr,Cjarr »ir ' I A J NE W-AN D-B RH/LAN T-tVORKren tl tied 'PRO KESSIONAL^PERIKNCE IN VARIOUS CLIMATES' a corrtpltfte'rlriicitcih treo rise on Genital Maladler, their self trial * ' \ octavo pages.) Chtopi,. r .. , ihe/slie of any other book'rjTtblUhryi-i-the'bnly original ~T.-L.-J -•_--\-^ait2t i .-J»«, sltinnW-nnHtnnriiiaatlAnribI* sd^oVWonyb\hetbTa/altelt4fcharae -embracing, with a valuable steel engraving o»i the 'author, o synopsis oTGeneml: Professional and Useful Jnrbrmntlbn for Travelers and'sbufarln, tham'ore succssfol' man^t»tmt-of'\ merij«» weT sessesof wo- |!ini«*tw4.Si!i —•— *n ,wh|qn. i n fl4.al-' 3 win oe conunuea witnont interruption. ;n <'Seelut:ofnPremium«V6ltfme* beting.) • -t, I.J i,i •j.,,i , /r-%,(',' hr- f :< PeraDn. For '\tiyojid' Review' and one Prttn jiV61. • %a oo' Pvr hnVlfto'Keylews' 1 ' ,<*\ •« • ft00»-- V.<>(» 3 00 '800 Porithffiftjpr., \ \ .. -. . >v ^'.11 „ . . . ^6* fllnckwood'sAISffj'^^ne 1 i,l V>1.. • l'»^i_\J »Virk_— Ii ..aa 'nf Bla^rlw'ooa; »lRi>'leWS&3 \ •HI u - r their bciineM card of addieaa. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Bm HOT DKVOADDEDI Bay ao hook anient Dr. A.M. Mnnrfee... OT'Liberty ej- N-K. ^ontn.(itIe pe «n ,nndtke etttrr In (ileHi 1 , OUtin the back of the utle peo eorreaponds u herein, ud bae ooW ofRmrwaMn aafhoaonhla danjen, or Mad br sail, ended- drjee-tn Dr. A. M. MenrHcUn. . '«.\ uue, pn «w. with eon tent», tosmhaT with n lew Dncee tratiat of inlfOTtnnt •ahjecu to artry jannied leoale, will he eent, tree of chut*, to anyone eoetoeeif n leoOT rtaoip in the powers it is a mighty sight better than ma king ASSESS of ourselves, as some of you are doing np there.\ The prevailing report is, that the conversa tion abruptly closed, and -every-man of that4 party patronized Casarish to the extent of two juleps instead of one.—[Southern Press. When aboat the age of seventeen, Madame <je Stael was placed at a convent in France. She was in the habit of^visiting a friend who lived across the sqoare on which the convent was situated. The brother of her friend al ways insisted on escorting her'home, and led her around the two sides of the square. But as his passion decreased he gradually shorten ed the route, until he led her directly home by the nearest way. The witty countess remark ed, by this I learned that his passions «Kmin- ished in the exact proportion of the diagonal to the two sides of a square F'-probably. the roost aecurate calculation of waning affection that maiden ever made. foreign mutter ueia TO'suspSrYsibh in the wine arid that the liqnor ultimately obtained was as exquisitly pure as if human flesh had never touched it. ~~ The Chinese in America. Professor Shepard writes very favorably of this new graft upon our native stock. He say 8:— \ For more than two years I have been con versant, in California, with a large number of j these people. Invariably have I found them I possessed of a happy disposion, very industri ous and persevering, patient in endurance of hardship, faithful in their obligations, and wonderful in imitation. In no case have I discovered any of them an aggressor in a quarrel, guilty of felony, or intoxicated with strong drink. They are very eager to gain the language, habits, and customs of the A- mericans. In the business of gold digging I had some contracts with a company of them, executed in their own peculiar mode and hand writing, which I should have been happy to •have presented to the society, had I not lost them, with many other valuable papers, in the wreck of the steamer on my way home. The Chinese are sharp observers, and are ve- ry BolicitouB to learn the reason for and the ob- jects of the American \mode of worship, so ..... undersigned, bavin, WELlJS MINERAL PAli mend it to the Public asbeini 'i$T, can'safely recdm an article superior to any lered for use t It Is net on- Mineral Paint ever before offered ror use t itis-net un- aaant to use, Uke the muddy Ohio Paint, which is rped about the country so much, but mixes up wltn oil like pure white lead. It Is sold at half the price of Ex-Senator Dickinson, on Thursday night, made a speech in Otsego county, in which, according to the Otsego Republican. H e de clared \Jlcott was A g&Uenl soldier and a WOP thy gentleman;\ that his \ fame as a military leader was world—wide:\ that he was'the UKC QUID emw • «- — — .— »... cn .nmon paint, and we believe where the cofcelsdesl ralile it is worth twice as much, and as a Pire, Weath er or Water Proof Paint, we think it can not be sur- ..u'sscd by any-thlng in that Paint line now in use. THOMASB JOSLIN, painter, N. P. WILBUR. JOHN PHELPS, do D BQLKAMON, do JAMES MOORE, do T MANERBNG, do L. JOdLIN, do J TOMMNSON. do JOHN TOMLINSOli Esq,, H. BROWN, Esq JOHN ELLEN B. B. STODARD, E. W. DODGE, O.Vt. STODARD, O. PARKS, D. JOSLIN, N. DYER, S.P DOOLITTLE, |5J»*The* following letter from the Chemist to theft fork State Agricultural Society, will show his opinion of the Mineral quail tie of trda'painij ALBANY September, 18S0. Ma. BcawSLL— Sir: I hake analyzed the Mineral you left at the Laboratory of the State Agricultural So ciety, and I -find- It composed of the following lugredi- ents. I do not know for what pnrpose you intend the Mineral, but suppose II for Paint, as from lu composi tion you will see that it Is well calculated for this pur pose. It Is made up of Minerals quite insoluble In Water, snch as Silica, Per oxidt of Iron and Abcminta. and I think will make a Paint of great durability and firmness. You will observe ItsconipDsitlin to be dif ferent from that of the Ohio Paint, aa the fbliswlng analysis will show i Silica, 73.06 Per oxide of Iroa, 9.09 Mnganese, Chlolne, Ac, the balance. . J. H. SALISBURY Chemist to the ' aral-Soolery, \greatest Captain of tho age;\ and that if the people were going to elect a General, y *\he (Scott) would be the man.\—[New York Mir ror. What then Becomes of General Pierce f When'a Chinaman is sworn, he breaks a saucer. When a Louis Napoleon swears, nothing Is broken eieept—4he oath. mind. 9 <v^nge is the pleasure of a little different from their idol-worship in China.— In short, there is strong propability that they will soon catch the spirit of our free institu tions, and rapidly hocomo^roerioanHfl<L- 3W| same may be said of the Japanese and Hin doos fortuitously in California.\ \WHIG HOSTILITY TO ADOPTED Crrt— ZBN&.\—Having gone into a State'whera. \A- dopted Citizens \ at<e excluded from office by its Constitution for \a Presidential Candidate, the Loco Eoco papers find it^necessaryjto di- vent attention from this circumstance, by im puting '• Hostility to Adopted Citizens\ to the Whig party. ' The Irish. Patriots struggled for more than thirty years to obtain from the British Govern ment rights and privileges which toe. Consti tution of New Hampshire denies to '\^dopted Citizens.\ TJie Pierce family, if the Boston Post7 bany Argus, *zc, tfcc, may'be'taken thority, .have borne sway in Ne w Harpfisbire for many years; and yet the ohnoxii res that excludes one class of citizens from a jrist participation in' the advantages of Gov- emment remains in the Constitution.—With such A oandidate for'President, it does not be come htssnpporterstojalkt^ Ity to Adopted Citizens.\—[Evening Jour- 41 al. Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by JOHN BUS- WELL, Ohelda Castle, New York. Tbia-Palnt is for .Sale at S3 per IlO lbs, by HOBBIE & CLARKE, Cav*n E. & W- ,COGK &. CO. Wholesale dealers In Foreign and Domestic Diy GOODS, have removed to ' • - No. 66 QEDAR. STREET, (Opposite the Post'Office.) and No. JO PINE STREET, NEW YtjRK. T HE* have always un haild a tun assortment o goods, adapted to' the trade, such aa MerinSa :k Prints, Bleached Muslins. Ticks! Stripes. Arc, Cassi- meresaud Flannels, Brown anl White Linens, Oinc- hams. Paper Muslins. Mous. de Lalnes. &c-, COBIH ' Spool ootton, Marshall's linen Thread, and othor goods * II 6f wr (iob will be sold cheap forCASH. N w York, Feb 2d. lR52. I men and children at home and abrtad; o» 'adopted at i present day, by Gen. GEORGE COOKE. M '0^, LL. D„ MtJmberof thoRoyolColleccnofPhysl dlans and Surgeons In LoDdon, and Founder-of the Lock Hospital No. 3, Norton street, Albany, N. Y., where all orders, post-paid, may boaddressedf Enclps- Inj (pre -paid) fifiy cents—ihe price of the W«rk, with five Itit.-r postage stamps which will entitle theopptl- i copy ot the work by returning Mail. _ .be event of this authentic una only original Publication, destined to supersede all vulgar Treatises compiled only for Spccubdlon mther than Instruction, has creu-ed more sensation than any other work of the same nature which has appeared during tne last cen tury Krorti the s'drhiroble manner m whKb^ha au thor has unfulded the strange and mysterious clruum stances conoecled,wlth tho programme of his Profes sional subjects ingcncrrl, he has surpassed ancient writers in his sietchRs,. and has acquired an even mure extensive ponula^ft!y rf Unlike-publlshtrs of ob scene pamphlets—by somebaptlsed private treatises— whe have literally plundered, t)y wholesale, the col umns and illustrations of olher prints—substituting only, oy way of deception, a transposition i f names to compiler item, Pfi<5ooke, ap honorable exception, re sorts to no suchexpcdlents.. THIS WORK, divested of of all obscene and disgust, ing UluBtratfooB.lB o4nIifjfu| eqrnp0a\iiph of the celebra tedOlu Dr. Cooke'srtiwn vast experience, during his professional Travels in Tropical Climates, and British Navy, Continental and Foreign Hospital S< rvlce, and for the lsst>22 years especial Medlcul rnd Surgtca. ic I feree In these mat lei s in Albany. The very name of this Most Celebrated Physician is tbljc ; aa np man ia more such an eitcnt-faPjib- thoonlyadvcr- FOREIGN baTJARTKRLYl, LONDON u atJAR- TEKLY, EDINBTRGHt :*»d »iW£aSTMlNST4Sa , I».I ,i<jiU lntjrBVIE.ySfr.ieaehioneiyear)iv»t>Tri kit. BLACtWOODv..kndiiMETHA>POtlTAN; ! MAGA- SlNES .andl/BENTLEY'S .JWJSCEI LANY {each ' rsinmonihsM i*-\\ •'•n. \' i ' \ I ' ConsetutivePreTnlumj vnitimrakjannot Irial) eases be furnishsdieiceptol thb-RoreIgTi ;:ttnirteTly -'Revlew.— To preventdlaappoInunentilh «refore where thVt work, landi alorSe-Wanlcdv subscilbfirs-*lbpiease ;«rdeT''08 many.diuerentwerks for,prernluma ar lher»! ore voli umes to irtifatn^mayioe'enililed.-ti'! -O lu ( ' A dir-cnunt of 25 perceoton.the abVveprices - will be ollowcd to Clubs ordering four or more copies of any one or more of the above work*.* Thus; four copies of !8Jsckwo*dor oforje Review wllj| be.sen|to one address ifor W;' \w coplck of the four RCYlbw^ogd-Blackwood for •30; -nd-soon. — . - r ,'', , \ , •.• N P emliims win bo given where thejibpye e<- lowonceT' - mado to Clubs, nor *lll\premiums In any case be fun 'shed unless t.he anpscrtpllon money is paid In full to |hr Publlseers without recourse oanaifcm . Money currtrt In the State where issued taken at pott ICcditedrt Postage- , The ptrsiag^onyhcK Periodicals has by the \me)r w been reduced on an a/erace aboul forty per cent.. The following are the presentx«trs ill; < a»0RiDU Cg W«OD. 600 miles orJea», 9,cetilr.pi;r qu^rtfr^ Over sr.0 iitio'leaV than 1500 mlleK. 18 cla Over 1500 ' \ \ 26^0 M 24 FOR A HEVIEW, fiOO miles or less, 4 els pi-r qr. Between 500 and loOOnii'e* 8 \ \ I600flhrl&5n0tnnf?s. \ 18 Atthese rales n'ofribfectidn should be made as herrio- fore to reeelvinc thMworks by mnTIiihd thus ensuring their speedy safe 2nd regular delivery. Y*f~ Remltumcesandcomm'iiplcatlonsspojild be al- wavs rje'Bddiessed post-paid to'thoptibllsheTs LEQJJAR.i >COTI.&Xv., . ,l9Fu.ltotiSt^New York, Kntnnce 54 Quid Si. Is p.r rir I a sufBcienT guarantee to*t,ne public^; as no man la more widely,'known, ot hdsbecn to UcBeleffi«0t: \' ' rWaTta iviy. PauVt Tat t*i JDnlted States. All ToSTil TM. MACRJCKAC, Box ISM*.Unr Knstjlsw Toilu PoTsaleby—Kiehlrd GrlswoU, Balnbrldget Geo W Pay ipC^Oswegb^ J Taylor, Elmira^i \~ t»lesby impson & Pratt, Nor- fpencer, Ithaca | D . ChiftenarJgar A. T. Gale SkgiJeateles't IM. PanibnrrljkCo., Sfalonftt E. HopMhSaLyoruf ' C. Howard.Delhi sS. A- Has- b^uk. lteesviife i XlB. Galpln, Oxfbfdi H. J. Prlndle, Norwich) S.Co'mslocfcCfintp«j J W-^.f»'°'' 0 «> 1 ' Cbbperstown; A. P. Settle, Csnajdharie f W . Thayer, Cortbnr, Hamblln, Havana Pool. Oswego j ~';C.H [her, Jamestown j J.B. msoa, LeRoyi J. L: Warsaw, G. vrooman, Stamp, Ovid; H. O. MeClure, Rome a^rtVffi j E. L. FitHer. W LowviDd; C H. Stump, Ovid jL. ~. , — P- Alexahder.BaldwInsvlUe; Foot & Karrington. Syr acuse) Little 4 Co., Albanyj H. Scribmr, Water- town j S. Lundy, Waterloo, N. Y. (lie vuuiliurii, ui j.utu|. many- and the only-Poi celebrated HdspltalB as' tlnnn ' '^ well sis 'their Medical Inatltu. Uons. ' 1 '•' ' ' The most Inveterate complaints, where all other rem edies have failed, yield to his mode of treatment, wheih- /SAVK YOUIt MONEY: Charl38 ,P. Freeman Cp-v (LATE FBKInMAN^HOOoW&COaV NEW DAGUERRE^AN ROOM! M R. WELD wouldlnform the lnhabltarta of this place and vlainity, of his removal from his i old stand and Invite them to call at his rooms In the New stand and Invite Hobble & Clarke House. block opposite the Llncklaen a century t Itishutftna^qrltfiriferlcTjce^hot Dr. He 1. Prepared to furnish those, who ma, .all wlih+b Jtoor-r tf*g iWf M whorH any stylo p/pJeture-they rna, 4 Finger Rings, Keys, Pins, Broeelats, Cases from the smallest to |he largest sire, will be fifed to '.rder w^n ' may desire. Brocelatfi, beautifully executed miniatures. He will wait on those who mav wish his services, St their residences, In CUBS 01 Sickness W deaU— Cazenovls, Jnly 1831. sexea, or any v Cooke Is nnryoTsally successiuL^irpngorjand travel er from all pattuof the world^riairy^i^ijti^fhB cootl- nont of E ropejrltonsult.hlm Jn dujkult cases, and tlier6J *noiptnrvo£ 1(10 United/States wrtcre'parsonido not reside whom he has cured, and Medical and Surgi- cal Joumulists.redorrunend ,ytpat ''as h Isnlwuys Im portant to pbjtn the services bf «n experienced and skillful physician,\ the Urifbrtunntr should call on the celebrated Dr: Cooke, at THE OLDESTINSTI- TUT1QN IN ALBANT I THE LONGEST LV'D IN AMERICA t ( ' . PARTICTfLAR NOTICE. Perfect'satUfactlon given Co every one—to those par ticularly who ate troubled with those dreadful Noctur nal Emlsaiods, Seminal Weakness, 'General Debility Venereal Vegetations, misfortunes to which mankind ere liable, theeccldenls to which they are expoted.— No other physician can equal Uls personal attentions to his patients. None have had his experience, nor pur sued o similar course of study to qualify himself for this arduous blanch of the Medical Profession 1 and when It is considered that nearly 1,000,000 PA TIF NTS have been Cured at this Institution—established rieoly half ry 1 Itlsbut r* naJqrnrlpfei'eTice'that Dr. Cooke 'If properRdrstlb 6d whom the unfbrtnntte can rely, as a aU(l(ful, pro|e »3Wrial and <-on6dentlal ' sfeillVAL WfiAlifjJESd. -Vouna men shonld nl- ways ctmsult Dr. Cooke, of Albany, W Y., and nev er risk their salvation in the hands of an Empiric, ylriding in lh« rlenrriirtllve nllurements of Impostors Lofts to Lei. M ,Tho subscribers wifl let the second tVc>> of their TIJU cellar, 'wil Cai?novia, March, 1852 Boot and Shoe ishop. D AVID PYNElIiitbpeneda *oot ond Shoe Shop over M. ^^%^ n >^tY wprk lri I ally occupied aa„the offlcen) tl T\/TRS MOSHEL REtTlOVAL ELL wouidaay tq .hi her friends and the JY1 Community thawhe may be-found at the Farn larrLSt. Cottage, lately fltted-up^by Mr, Wliyams.ready to do work for qld customers and new. From long -ex perience, anoVa destre^to nlease,<she hopes to merit a share of Public Patronage. - , lf ,„ v JT. B. particular attcntlpn, wib Vre paid as heretoW.e, I %r a | de n riTidMarriedLiieof Man Powell, Some of the Ijood Fpco papers are rejoic ing over fhej&pt that \Parson Brownlow\ re- fuses- l^>-«upport-ScoU and Grahnra. He re fused '46 suppbjt Taylor and Fillmore in 1848, -balihfl Whigs carried Tennessee, nevertheless, and will do^t3tgj|nr . rr WWiOnt .modesty, no virttte, or knowledge, can-preserya dignity. to the cutting and making of •dresses for little Boys. CAsnrovrA April ttij&h F OR S/«LE.—Iho (SdUMriber offers for safe his hamestesdAiw'Chafr\Factory fn Watervale about three miles north of Cazenovla. an the Plank Road There is phe Acre and a thlr'd 6t Land, oh Which are a comfortable' dwelljpg-house, \jj^'^ rfi!^*,^,]!,'' chinery L _ Water, and a good Carriage, House-, laqTOntltydffruIl Further Informsdon'carl be obtained by calling on rrantltydi irmatloii 'i the Subsciber on the premises. Watervale, March 30, 1852. , oodnouse, w II of trees nf asserted kinds, WM . GIBBS. wBarehTufuUf PW^^^^ liuei'such as Superfine Prer^HdayBoofs, Gsttets, rs 'tfc , coaise and fine, pegged \• not Surpassed hire orelsewher* reach of all. 'His Skill as\ a fnen< son,Cf>Mnt» Whl \lofwprklrl I , I Calf Boots, GlitteirilSllrl- pers 'ifc , coai se and fine, pegged and /ewe'd, IrVi' 'style .—e.j, i am , at p ritfel j within leria too well known to need a word. The best stock of all kinds conslanuy on hidd, and work done according to promise, both it to time and quality. - ' . An experience of 30 years in the varlout/brsnches of his trsde^nthorlzdhim to promise satisfaction in evory case. Ashuroof Public:patronage is respectfully »• \c- rted Cazenuvia, April7. 18521 it // — — , 1 ••• • >•' \i i—f v f ., Appleton^s-Popalar Library. EgSAYS frorr^ t.he-j^ojsrlijrjft/rnes.' The YellowpIuSrrPibers,'byTHdekeray. Travels In Taiiary, Thibet, and China, ity M Price, fifty, cents per vol. PUTNAM'S Stmi Monthly Library: cprtslsilnB of •Watksnnd 1 TTirn^gf-^n-ArtrerlearrFarrner- In-T Cloths. W E havo on hand a largevarioty of FRENCH, •EMQUaH-and ATVTERtfiAiVCLOTHS,Cas. SliiieTel,\Doeskins Tweeds, Saitinots, Summer Slufl ISr Mens and. BnysWear, Vcslings, Brown Linnet). Coat Trimmings, &c., eVc, towhTeh the-attentlon 01 eenturmonIs invited—May 14,1851. PULFORD & SWEETLANDS. _.. _ -fn-Kng- hhd.rT • --. r* ^orrfrt- Home and Social Philosophy, from Dickens' Houso- holtf Words. 1 Whlrnsicalities, by Thomas Hood. , . The WorH Here and There, or Notes of Travellers, from Household Words. , Home Narratives, do, .Hood's Own, Selected its pert., > Price, 26 cents per volt - GRAND ALL * MOSKLRV. Paper Kangintr^. T HE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, nY* \SnRTWKNT lb\ Town 1 , c 1 ^,\ EST, \% English, and Frcndi, 1*' „ B Velvet and W ^.f-'*X&. bfound atthe POOKSTORE. Who would tempt them to Relieve \ that Instruments without.JHedlcsl Auxiliaries amjppeSs nocturnal emis- »ion»'Vtb^sp,whplre^hc'mal?n<) discover, when too >,jlhey bave.expenracd .their money and In what pro- „ r jlh,nol| tp remove, ih^epbslAclesnd. 'be belter t» T^ttrrrtrrrr-privrleceST- ^rreetthe^lerr^f^p^t^r ^^iiMho ^ftotpipnt orarvy R AUeu &. Son- n»wrrhoea, Dr. Ct^okp has just patchted an cntrrvfy- ^v. wteu nvi noxo f][ ns , rum eriL which, It is believed toljt facilitate the,acdbn.of rncdlclnol agents. It rod^ be enclqaeililn a letter envelope and sen I to any i-art oT.tho -Dntoafey Mail, ', , ,r 1 Many,a.youngmonhasexclri]mdd'— ^fhy dld'l'ndt first consult Dr Cooke 7 He sTiouldg had hd hot ho*e tea^^ma adverrisonveniv which misled him. Th? ph- ticol leaves him, with mind at case, thankful to kind Providence, for, placing in his posesslqn the means of d speedy as well ns radical 'dure. 'T-filJls no fiction as hrmdredslWdtllfnow \ ' , „ 1 • \ :/•,,/ • GEOROECOOKB, M. D. LL. Di Albany;Morclr30,18S2 • 1- , . , 1 RBMKMBER ... y. , NO. 3 1 NORTON STRFET, ALBANY, K. Y. Saddle. Harneps, & founk Makinig, ^lf the Old Stand; Albany street. rA; GARRA\T?r wiljegth,ts, ,rn'eth^nfJngrnUgg : rallyt HAfesSiEs'. the ctoensof S^^*W:'^-' lh e ??WiL < rallyttrwiho have.^n nand, and is.c.ppsuinil^ rxfah i ?'nn «ui- 1—^2. 'L . ^U-J U*- Jw_. -iv. apd TRUNKS , pf ,th#laiesi swic>,^onh? ww- tcrials ahd w rkmanship K |W(hich; Jhey,,oner,|On terms highly advantageous to .buyers. \jEvery .thing inthel; lmeconstant)yoph^nd,,or J promptly made la or^r.. The continued favor of the pubUplsrespecJIgny soll- C *fjllflinivla, March 00 lOfil. 10 '• '\ '\'*' NeA&WP ZOSffOFfJCE. I T-AVliS'G new on band,snd'wIU be leceivlng.dally '1 through the seuriun, Ness Goods, dlreotfrom t|u> KurrjpeaQ msnufaciururs^and ca»h A actions, ricC, fash - i-mabje. fancy Silk MJ'Inery Goods. Our stock,ot Rich. iPGbons, comprises «*«ry variety of the latest endm-st InnntlfnldetlgnsimpirTlea. - .<- . -Many ofMurigoods-are-manufactured -expressly to ,ir order, fronvour own designs and paieins, and eland inirivclied.• WeOfTet ,>ur goods for net Cash, at lower 1 'iices than any credii Houso in America ran afford. All purchasers will find it greatly to their Interest 10 ieservcf#4UirmsC*l''dr>monnfcnd rrrojbe /flections ' -im our great variety of rich cheap goot a'. Ribbons rich for Bonnet's, Cap's, Sashes, and Bells. Bonnet Silts, Satins, Crc es, Lisser,'andTi>rleton« Embroideries, Collars. Chemiselts, Capes, Berfhao, Hablm, Sleeves, Calls. Edgings, atfd Insertings, Embroidered Revierc, Lace, HerhstiiclrCambrTU H/Vs. ' Blonds Illusions, and Embroidered Lnces for Cops. Embroidered Laces l,;r Shawls, Monti|las,ond Veils. Honltons, Mcchlen, Valenalenes.fliidBfusKls tncrs. Eusllsh and Wove Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread, •••id Cotton Laces. Kid, Lisle Thrtad, ant! Sewing SII^GIovcsand Wins. French and American Artificial Flowers. French Lore, English. American, and Italian. Straw Bonnets, and Trim siing*- JA»PA»V , 1852. American T^mily Pills. Rev. Dr. StlCailancTs AMERICAN FAMILY PILLS', j^RE UNDOUBTEDLY THE DBBT'YKOETA \bleXumpoand uivi dlscmeied fui 1I111 cure ur Liver Comp'aints, Jaundice, Piles, Costlvcnms, Dys pepsla, Sallow Complexion, Sick Headache. Bit 111 Taste, Dropsy, Kidney Afiectlons, Gravel, Uhpumo tlsm, Intermffmnt Fever and Ague, Influenza, i Colds. ti live Provlc 11a torn f and P|i <rBlf )'lo'r, The Doctor Is convinced that the same nil. H ft e Bo Ing hrx created|n,|^vegetable,wurld a remi-d) for eve) rv disease that flesh U liefr'id\. Anafomy teaebes tho' the hiiiiian body contnins many Important OrgnnsrcalM ed glands,^ea'ch' ofwnlch Is employed ip tritretlnjf Thi*. llVcr afid Salivary glafids'secreto from theliloml thoro- fluids that cHrrv on the work of digestion, and ti.i>« ttfortbte t|le healthy action of the .^bowels. Hie kir« Mx»*Mtynt]toM[tem^JM{fip^ those deb-terlblis, setable Impurities, Which If obMrtrJfcd Wlil produce ny dis eases' ahd 1 health W ImpatredJ Vo^'thfs Vcsetable ilales'll to nf ton. re- Crorrtp6uddatfapks 'thB J 'llvei'8Ui moves 'lts difeSfe't6rre'cYs''t» ' onildurf anil - istlve tho 'Sod 1- icOeg E rtnsol of frerrirljr-ol „ rWllll<> ^_ ^— ,—caits; tifjjp. bnrpaii thl- anfflBrarfettl6rioT|tfrrr^ acrttdnVwlth foJ'dlriicllgna and cerufiiail ral-f \- Stiio. FPR SALE,, , 1 \ A HouSe and LotiOn WllllebVStreet, aouth of,Sher- IdanCisw* 1 ,; on the tbrner. Enquire of the<ur> •«tWd» Llncklaen \eTOESMUIIMEl \ Otfeenoyb^Msrejpr'^- ' . \. :!! t ^~:^ pits, ANDJJHlM^pl 8.-' mr Ot.i»t. -CliOVBRi.&iGR »88 -KBEI >-rni'«sle by J. pennyisavedJa MiSS -Ji W ^ ^EELER- ielhlng. •'-- one Oli »spoiy |aclTeh -|2ft, 18 lanky ami f ou can get 1 wlih.'
