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/ ONEIDA TELEGRAPH, SATIJBI>%, FEBRUARY 14, 1852. For the Oneida Telegraph. Fable*—By Maop JJr. If •. 4. TH E AI 'B3 AND THEIR PRESIDENT . The Apes, having observed that the wisest among the nations of men chose a Presideut, determined to choose one also. And they said among themselves, \ We will choose an Ass for our President; for he, surely, will nev er abuse the authority which we confer upon him.\ Then one of their number answered, \ How shall we prcaervo ourselves from the scorn of the world, if we elevate stupidity to the highest place in the nation i \ And tho wise ones replied—\ We will clothe the ass of our choice in a Lion-skin, nud all the world will reverence him as a Lion while we know him to be but an Ass.\ So au Ass was cho- feen. The laughing nations, however, under stood the stratagem ; for they saw the four hoofs, the thistle-mumbling snout, and the shape of tho half-concealed ears under the skin of the Lion. But they only laughed in their sleeves, and quietly awaited the result Now, when the Ass-President saw himself the laughing stock of all the world, he prayed to the ghost of his Uncle. Kor he had, made the apotliQOsis of a dead Ass his god, and worshipped it. And thus he prayed: \ O ghost of my Uncle, hear ine! Thou seest how-* juy enemies and thine are striving to bring our common name iDto derision. De scend, therefore, and confound them, O ghost of my Uncle! And since they, in mockery, have clothed me in the nkm of a Lion, do thou, to their utter confusion, grant me, not the skin of a lion merely, but the spirit, the flesh also, and the bony part, and thine shall be the glo ry !\ A hollow, sepulchral bray made answer : \Thou art heard! Be it as thou wilt!\ The next morning the A]xw were awakened by a hideous sound, compounded of a bra\ and a roar. All, ru-diing forth from their eo\- 1 erts, beheld with dism.iy the trau-.formatioii which had been wrought in their Lion-Ass- President. The hoofs were changed into cl&^rs, terrible, long and bare. The tln.->tl«- inumbling snout was contracted into a hideous face, whose demoniac grin displayed a row of horrible fangs. All that remained of the Ass was the monstrous ears, and they were half- covered by a terrific mane. As the apes gazed in terror at the spectacle, the shape Injure them began to expand, a .i if by some dmboli cnl enchantment. It grew and grew, till its gigantic proportions shut out the light of the sun, and casta cold .uid frightful shadow upon the poor creatures trembling before it. At the first motion of the monster, they turned to flee; but, with a roar winch .shook all the Eastern Hemisphere, he suddenly leaped upon them, and swallowed down tin' whole nation at a gulp* The aualogue and parable of tln .s fable mnj be found in the historj of a certain modern Republic. THIRTY-SECOND CON«RESS. WASHINGTON . Feb. 0. SEN AT K— Mr. Illicit, of S. C, apptuired in In* seat after an absence of .scwjral weeks, on account of illness. Numerous pmate bills were reported. Mr Borland, of Arkansas, reported in favor of printing 5500 copies of Capt. StMii»biir\'t> report of the explorations of the valley of the Salt lake The bills supplementary f >r the better se curity of tho lives of passengers on board of steam vessels were taken up. Mr. Underwood proposed au amendment authorising the District Judges to appoint in spectors of steamboats, and prohibiting the ipj ?oiutment of persons interested in the same. A ^^^^ WASHINGTON, feb. 10. , <5jhuW «E—Various petitions and memorials were presented. Mr. Seward's resolution in f .ivnr of extend ing sympathy to Irish exiles, was made the so cial order for to-morrow Mr. Clark's non-intervention resolutions were taken up and amenUmculs made. Mr. Cai «s Laving the floor, complained of mistake* frequently made in rej>orting his speeches. He had therefore written out the speech he intended to deliver on the present occasion. HOUSK—Mr. Faulkner was appointed chair man of the mileage committee. Mr. Lane's resolution pending on adjourn ment yesterday for the better protection of emigrants in Oregon, was taken up. \WASHINGTON Feb. 11. SENATE—The Chair received a communi cation from the Secretary of State transmit ting reports relative to claims adjudicated by Mexican Board of Commissioners. Mr. Underwood presented a petition asking ' the interference of Congress in behalf of the | Hungarians who have been banished to Si be- , ria. After some debate the petition was laid J on the table. Several messages wero received from the President, one of which was the report of Mr Walters, architect, relative to the extenj ^Dii of the capitol. Another in relation to the Phil adelphia Mint, and ono containing correspon dence in relation to the Prometheus. HOUSE— In the House the day was spent discussing the consideration of the resolution which b«d passed the day previous, asking the President to placo the regiment of Mount ed Riflemen in designated places, in other words, making the House the Commandor -in- chW of the Array, which tbo Constitution had made the President's perogative. The. vote was reconsidered, and tho resolu tion was laid on tho table. Mr. Giddings spoke on the Compromise measures, and said ho was opposed to the fu gitive law. £JB «3 ISI.ATYVE. Monday, Feb. 9.—In tho Senate— After the presentation of petitions a report was submit ted in relation to the Irish and American Steamship Company—a majority o£ the -com mittee to which the subject has been referred, deeiqiqf a special law of this kind unconsti- tytiotsJuT The report of the .select committee oa the rules 'was taken up aud discussed through the sitting, and adopted. In the House, quite a number of petitions were presented for the parage <>f a law pro hibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors. A bill in relation to school moneys in the city of New York was received from the Senate and ordered to a third reading; but on calling the roll, it was proved that there was no quorum present, and the House adjourned. Tuesday, Feb. 10.—In the Senate, petitions were presented for the Maine Law ; for a new county from parts of Erie, Cattaraugus, and Chautauque, &c. The Senate, after a short sitting, went into oxecutive session. In the House, a large number of petitions were presented for the Maine law, for a new county from parts of Allegany and Steuben, «£c, ifce. The committee on charitable and | religious institutions reported in favor of ap propriating $5,000 annually, fur two years, to aid persons of color to emigrate to Liberia. Wednesday, Feb. 11.—In the Senate sev eral bills of no public importance were report ed favorable upon. Mr. Morgan reported a bill to authorize the citv of Buffalo to sub- j scribe to the capital stock of the Buffalo and ' Brantford Railroad. A bill was also reported to partition the Stockbndge Indian Fund. In the House numerous petitions were pre sented for the Maine Law ; for the new coun ty of Cauisteo; for investigation into canal lettings, &c. The Stato Prison bill—making appropriations—was reported favorably upon. Tho bill authorizing the Boards of Supervi sors of the several counties of this State to make the office of District Attorney a salaried office was passed. Notice of the introduction of a large number of bills was given—one of which was to repeal the law abolishing tolls on railroads. Adj. Special Dispatch to the N. Y Tribune. WASHINGTON, Feb. 0. Judge Baker, one of Mr. Fillmore's New- Mexico Judges ami a slaveholder, is here, and is said to be making purchases of negroes to take batk to New Mexico to work in the mines. A most righteous Judge he will make on the question ot the right to hold slaves in New-Mexico. Bronchitis and pneumonia prevail among the members, but tliey are mostly well enough to bo out o' nights. It is stated on good authority that Scurr can carry Kentucky by ten thousand majority, without any declaration on the Compromise. A great row is brewing between two distin guished members of the Administration. ROCHESTER , Feb. 9 —To day there was dis covered, under the floor of a small hovel in one of the back streets'of tilts city, the body of a man, who, it is supposed, was murdered a short time since, by his own wife, who was aided in the deed by \ man. Tho police arc in active search after the guilty parties. ONEIDA MARKETS. FEBRUARY IS, 1849,\ Apples, per bus., 37*60 Beans, \ \ 1 00*1,80 Butter, \ lb. 12$al* Barley, per bus. Com, Oats, \ •• Clams, \ hund. Salt *• bbl. Wheat, •• » Hay, \ ton, Turnips,\ bu. Beef, cjyt.. 50 28a31 1.00 88a 8a7,0O Cheese, per lb., 6*8 Eggs, •' dot, 12**15 Flour, \ bbl., 4.50*6,00 Lord, per lb., 12 Potatoes,\ bus., S0a60 \ Sweet \ 2.00 Pork, \o\vt. Honey, \ lb., 12al5 Poultry, \ lb. «*8 Wood, \c'rd.l 75a2.60 26 J Oysters gal., 5.00 [ Cut meat*,lb. 1.50*2.00 6*10 POST OFFICE, OftEII>A DEPOT. OKKICS HOl'Rg MOM 7 A, ¥. TO 8 V. M. SUNDAY, 9 TO 10 A. M. Mails fron tWEnatdu \ \ North\ \ South Mails for East close at \ \ West \ \ \ Vernon Ac Hamilton Ac. 11AM a, 16 1' M. 10.15 \ 3 4 3 8 V M. 2 V 8.30 A. M, 3.30 P. M, X. Y. Markets—Feb . IS. Flour, 4 76a6 12; Wheat, 1 16, Rye, 76*77 , i Oats, State 48a45, Jersey, 37*38; Barley, 78*80, j Corn, 68*70; Pork, mess, 16,76, prime, 14,00, Beef, mess 8,50al 1,00, prime, 4,60n6,00; Lard 9Ja ! 10, Butter, Western N.Y., 18*22, do Ohio, 12*16, ! Cheese 6|u7 J. ! i Albauy IVarkets, February 13. i In floitr there is a fair business doing at 4,60*4,62 ' for Slate and Western, 4,62Ja4.78 forTavorite SUte I and Michigan, 6,00 for fancy Genesee and 5,124a I 6,60 for extra do. Yesterday a sale of 813 bbls 1 Michigan was made, free of storage to opening* of river, at 4,62^4,76. In street grain we have noth- ' ing to report. In hops we hear of sales of 60 bales ' at 30c. In provisions nothing doing beyond a fair ' retail demand at firm rrtea, 1 \ Durhamville A North at 8.30 A. M . A 2 P.M. '• \ Sconondoe, senn-weekly, at 8 r. *. Bee. 8, '81. ASA SMITH, V. M. SYRACUSE* UTICA RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. CARS PASS ONEIDA, OOIN<; WEST, At 9.41 A. 11 64 3.15 r 8.04 9.10 11.52 r. Way train. Express, Mail. OOINU KMiT, At 1 28 A. it., \ 9.41 \ \ 10.37 \ \ S.08 p. *., \ 4.00 \ \ 10,10 \ Dee. 8, '61 JOHN Way' Freight. Night Exp. Night Exp. Way. The People'* Iassiraae e Coa»aaay OF THE ST A TE OF W TQfiK. O FFICE in Wall-st., Kingston, Uliter C'dunty; New York. Capital $112,000. This Institution, organized under the General Insurance Law of this State, is now prepared to in sure every description of property aginstVire' on fa vorable terms. Va. This company has three distinct Department*, with corresponding rate* viz The Farmers', Mer chant* and Department of Special Hazards. The rates are sucli that, although somewhat higher than in other companys who insure on the Mutual plan, there will undoubtedly be nn ultimate saving of nt least 40 per cent in the averagooost of insuring. Kaoh Class of Hazards is kept distinct and in case of assessment, no one department aim be called upon to pay the losses of another. , The officers of the company are allowed moderate salaries, *o-that the premiums will not be consumed to enrich a few interested persons. The Board are determined to havo u sound well conducted, re sponsible company, nt all hazards, and to require money enough at the outlet, to avoid assessments | The Directors of this Company believe that they have succeeded in maturing a plan !>v which prop- bo in insured nt the BUSINESS NOTICES. Htm't Aaaexica * Telegraph . J C ONNECTING witiiaH the principal Citie* «*• To*** in the United States and the CanadasV Office at the Post Office, Oneida. D R. JT. B« TrTTIXB, HOMCEOPATinC ^PHYSICIAN, Having located himself atOueidavDjifS*, rsspsetfal- ly tenders his sees-ices to tl>e citiseas ft~%jk jjfa** und vicinity =j ' -\^a OFFICE—On Chestnut-st, three doors Wa* of the Franklin House, on the opposite side. Oneida, Oct. 9, 1861 k _ TAMES McFAREAlfD, ft C \BINET A CHAIR MANUFACTURER. Shop in Seofield'a Building. CAMUEL CHAPIIf, k? Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Silver-ware, Jewel- rv, <!•<•, ifcc , l'ho>nix Building, Oneida, N. Y. Itepairiiig done with promptness. s Freight Way Kx press. Moil WILKINSON, Pres't 4- OXYGEHf ATED BITTERS. The annexed Statement of Prof A A. HA YES, . M. J)., State Allayer, i, ample testimony of the SUPREME COURT, MADISON COUNTY tnenitjie manner in tckich thit medietne it eompoun j Sarah J Lee, Administratrix <tc of Abralinm I,ee ded, and recommend* tt to Profettional Men, as \ doccaied, Plaintiff, worthy a fair trial in their practice An opinion baring been asked for of me, in con sequence of the Formula for preparing Oxygenated Bitters being known to me, I express the following, in form — The composition of these Bitters includes those medicinal substance which experienced physicians have long resorted to for speoial action on the sys tem, when deranged by Fevers, Dyspepsia, Ague*, and General debility, resulting from exposure or climate influence. These are rendered permanent, and remain ac agit. Daniel Warren, Joseph \Warren Heury Lorin O. Warren, Andrew Minzie, Myron A. Minzie, who appears by his guardian, Aii- drew Minzie, David Smith and Sylvia his wife, and Martha Lee, Defendants. J N pursuance and by virtue of a judgment or de cree and order made by the Supreme Court of the Stato of New York, in this action, on the 6tb crty of every description can i actual cost of Insurance, and which will combine i the elements of cheapness and safety By cheap ' insurance they do not mean (as is too often under ' stood,) tlie payment of a small and wholly inade- ' quate sum at the time of insurance, which imu>t af- I terward* be mado up by heavy assessment*. Such a system is, in fact, a very cosuy one to the insured 1 The plan of the People 's Insurance ^'oiupniiy rc \ quires the payment of such a sum as according to ! the experiance of stock companies, would pay the kisses, laying up nothing for profits. In case it 1* found that the rates required yield a J surplus, the same will be fairly diwdcd, unci Divi dend certificates issued to u 11 the members in pro- l portion to the amount of premium paid , . I 1 Insurance may be effected on Farm Property i _ \T\ 1 ' | for any period from 1 to 0 years, on tho mutual :LOA N & 8HOECKAFT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Kmpire Block, No, 1, Oct II,'61 Oneida, Madison Co. W. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY * COUNSELLOR AT LAW/ I). Office, No •> (fmnt) Empire Block, Oneida. Prof. A. K. EATON, I N eounection with his other professional duties will continue to devote considerable attesltion to CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. Those sending SOILA, MINEKAIA, MIMKBAL WA**J*B, ADULTERATED CHEMICALS, die., Ac , for cxaminatlm, may e-ipcct prompt attention and correct analyse*. Rooms in Minena Block, Main »t, Rochester. 1st, 1851 ..i„„ • • i II r i r -.i . * ... I Dl ^AINKlJ Pine Clapboards,ut *H per thousand, plan, or wholly for cash In this department noth- I \f u „ d othur , unibor £ £ ing will be takan except Funu Property Country Churches and School Houses 2 Insurance may bo effected on the Stock and mutual plan for any time not exceeding 2 vears, on Mercantile or special hazards. 3 The annual cash rates are 10 to ] j per cent. > , , - . , . '? . , below those of sound stock companies, dav of January 1852, noUee is hereby gtven that I 4 .rwjrislitution being both ou the st.,c shall sell at pubho vendue, on the 28th day of • • 6 Uve, Jin this preparation, as a consequence of the 'February next? at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the A KIKE EAR FOR MI HK —Two IrisliniL-n, in crushing a hclJ, CIUHL' HI contact with a jack, who was making \daylight liideons\ with his unearthly braying Jemmy stood a moment in astoishinent, but turning to Pat, who .seemed as much enraptured with the svwj as 1 Lumber Yard scientific manner in which they are combined, It was a well founded inference, that tho prepara tion, used in larger and smaller doses, would prove * VJ>{ya,blo General Medicine, which experience has demonstrated. In this medicine, no metahc_s*lts can be found, bv the most delicate chemical trials. Respectfully A. A. HAYES, M. D. Assayer to the State of Mass. No. 1 l»ino Street, Boston, 16th Dec 1850. REED, BATES A AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug gists, No. 20 Mcrohants' Row, Boston, General Ageuts. Price, Ono Dollar per bottle , six bottles for Fiv« Dollars. Kor sale bv R. J STEWART,Oneida. Feb. 7, 1852. MASONIC. O NEIDA Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, meet at Odd Fellows Hall,Empire Block, village of Oneida, Madison co. Regular communications, first and third Wednesday in each month. * L BROOKS, W M. B. B . RTODPABO, Sec Feb. 7 O NLY EIGHT DOLLARS per thousand for SEASONED PINE PLANK, at the Oneida J LANGDON. himself, remarked \ It's a fane large oar that bird has for music, Pat, but surely he's got a wonderful row Id.\ Feb. 7. Episcopa l Service. The Rev Mr. AsnLEV, of Syracuse, will preach on Sunday next, (Feb. 15th,) at Smith's Empire Hall Services nt 10* A M. and 3 P M. Ouutda, Feb. 18 1861 ''piIE co-partnership heretofore existing between _L the subscribers, under the name and title of YALF, SAUNDERS 4 CO., is this d»y dissolved by mutual consent. Jan. 10, 1852. AARON YALE, WALTER DE FOREST, E C. SAUNDERS. | The carringe business will be carried on as here tofore nt the Oneida carriage shop, by I E C. SAUNDERS. Another Scientific Wonder! | IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS. Dr J S. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN, TUE TRIK DI 1 ESTI\F. FLI ID, or Gtsran Jcirx, prepared from 1 RENNET, or the Foi um STOH UII OK THE OX, after directions of Baron LIEBIO. the great Physiological Chemist, by J S. HOI GHTON, M D,\ Pluladel phiu. This is truly n woderlul remedy for INDIGES TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAL NDICK, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON ffrrPATioN, and DEBILITV, curing after NATURE'S OWN METHOD, by NATCRE'S OWN AOENT, the GASTRIC JVKH. Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence of its val tie, furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the medical advertisements. C OPIUM of Rev GIVING SER MARRIED, In Durhamvillo Oneida Co., on the 10th ult, by the Rev A ( oiliran, MR. J ASBURY HALL, of Au relius, Cayuga Co., to Miss MARY J CALDWELL, of the former place. NOTICE. T HE Auiiual Meeting of tho Electors of the vil Iage of Oneida will lie held at the houso of John W Allen, on the 1st Wednesday of March nett, alio clock P M , for the election of the following officers 5 Trustees, !) \McMors, 1 Col lector, 1 Clerk, 1 Treasurer, S Street Commissioners, 3 Fire Wurdens, 1 Pound Master Resolutions will be presented to the snid meeting, to be voted upon, directing the Trustees to raise, by general tax upon the taxable property in Baid \ iHuge, taxes for the following purposes ond amounts For building Cross-Walks across Elm, Williams and Mill streets, and 2 on Main-nt., For Finishing Engine House, \ Stoves and Pipes Engine House, \ Repairing and Painting Engine, \ Two Torch-lights for \ Monuments for Streets. \ Fencing and Improving I'srk C K GREGORY'S THANKS- CRMON may be obtained on ap plication nt the Printing Office. Jan. 31st, 1852. TICKETS FOR CALIFORNIA^ R J FLEMING desires to announce, that ho is • still on hand with the nicest, cheapest and most fashionable assortment of BOOTS AND gHOES! of all Mirioties, all sizes and all patterns, together with the most solid and substantial for prudent house-wiv es and laboring men, and for long service. He is content with small profits, if so be tbey are often multiplied, and trusts his luck to this policy. Store, No. 5, Mill-st., Oneida, N Y., opposite S. • Cbapiu's Jewelry Store. jyAll are invited, to call and examine for themselves. 1 Feb. 7, 1862. liniS T HE copartnership heretofore existing between t )4[ subscribers trndcr the name and title of Burt, Earll <t Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. — Dated January 17th, 1862. [Signed] \CHAS. A. WHEATON, OLIVER T BURT, THOMVS E WILL flir Foiindrt business will he camel on as heretofore at the Oneida Foundry by Me-isrs. \\ licnton it Earll MIE FARIfl FOR SALE. snliscriber offers for sale, or to rent. T Kirklnnd und Westmoreland, Oneida Co., threo miles west of the village of Clinton and tho Che nango Canal , one and a half mile west of Hamil ton College , three miles east from Vernon-Ccntrc, f»50 00; on the road leading from Vernon to Clinton. Inn of iJenry R. Seymour, in tho village of Can astota and town of Lenox and oounty of Madison, the following described premises, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land known and described as \lot No. one hundred and thirty-two, situate in the north-westerly part of the late Oneida Reserva tion in the town of Sullivan, county of Madison, and state of New York, and bounded a* follows • beginning at the south-westerly corner of lot No. 131, at a large elm tree cornered and marked 131, 132, standing on the north-easterly bank of the Canaseraga Creek, and ran* from thence along the marked trees north 60 c east about 41 chains and 67 links-to a stake in the noftkerly line of said lot No. 182 ; thence south 12 chains and 39 links to a stake, titeneo cast to tbo east line of said lot No. 132, thence south 61 chainsand 96 links to a cedar tree cornered and marked 1, 6, 182, thence south 80° west 8 chains to a stake 16 links westerly from * hickory tree cornered and marked 132,133, stand- ing on the aforesaid bank of the Creek, thence dowu the same as it winds and turns to the place of beginning, containing ono hundred and sixty ucres of land, excepting und reserving ten acre* of the said lot granted to Joseph Frost bv letters pa tout dated 29th day of May 1813.\ Dated, Jan. 10, 1852. JOHN SNOW, Referee TIMOTHY JENKINS, Plff's. Atty. RITENRUROH ATHOMPIOII, W ITH a viow to the liberal patronage which they have heretoforo received, and which they still hope to have continued to thein, purchased a large stock of FALL AND WINTER STYLES of goods, and are just receiving from the city a large and well assorted stock of Dry Goods, Silk, Wooit^ Cotton and Linen, Sit let and Satnix, ^ re **iSmijk of eotry vanity. Broad Cloth, \X 'TMmiHerct, Linen and Domeiltct, d'e And a new stock of Gentlemen's Hats and Caps of the latest stvle, for fall and winter Also, a large stock of Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Linseed Oil, Lead, Gloss, Snsh, Ac., which wo offer at prices that will suit those who pay Cash for goods. And we would say a word to the Ladios who arc fQnd of good TEA. Wo havo au article that will suit their taste, both in quality and in price. Just call and see !_JP Goods shown with promptness to all, and none obliged to buy unless suited. OSMDA, NOV 27th, 1861. n8-tf ~ARRI V AL OF GOV. KOSSUTH. TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT! WINTER GOOD* $3,000—NEW STOCK JUST **CEt\ ED A T 8EELY*S New and Chc»p Variety Store, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoe* and Rubbers, Hats and Cape, Buffalo Robes, Muffs, <te. <kc, which will be sold at very low prices. \g~ Be sure to call at No. 3 Empire Block, next door to J. A. Bennett's Stovo Store. ONEIDI, Dec I. '51 HO! YE THAT THIRST AND ARE HUNGRY 1 JUST RECEIVED AT ONEIDA MARKET PLACE, Jan 31 J L. LANGDOK. 1 | ONEIJDA RAPPIRTOS. ~ r piIE Rapping* may be heard daily, (Sundays | JL excepted,)at H. B. Soger's Store , No. l . Empire Block, occasioned by the opening of so . | inuiiv cases of FALL and WINTER GOODS, comprising mutual plan;there can be n„ po»ibil.ty of failure, j e - Ver l °. f . the season, among which may be 5 In case a surplus should aecruo,\ it will be | fairly divided among all the members insuring on the mutualt plan whose policies shall have expired, at tho end oi each year 6 Tills Company pays, in case of fire, the full amount of damngee, not exceeding the amount in surcd 7 The company will be responsible for tho acts of its authorized agents. The patronage of the public is respectfully soli cited, nud tho community assured that nn effort will be wanting to commend this institution to their confidence and liberal support. DIRECTORS. Joseph S. Smitli, Edwin W Budington, Orrin A. Perkins, Rodney N Baldwin, Nicholas Elmendorf, Jansen Uasbrocnk, Edwin Smith, Alvan B. l*rcston, Marina Schoounmkcr, Edmund Eltingc, Chandler Root, Zadook Pratt, Charles Hathaway, Oliver E lloemer, Archibald C. Niven Nicholas M. Masters, Edward M. Madden, James Stewart Jr John S. Gould. Abraham II 11*1 leek, William II De \ \ itt, Edward Dodd, Znehariah Lyon, Fletcher Stevens, hilos Harris. EXECUT1VK COMMITTEE President, Ylee President and Secretarv ex officio Nicholas Elmendorf. Jansen Ilasbrouclc, James Stewart, Jr. Edwin Smith. OtTIC t« 9 JOSEPH a SMITH, President EDWIN W. Bi.DLNOTON. Vice President. Oaaix A. PE»K.IMS, Treasurer. RODXXT N BALDWIN, Secretary BEXJ. J TENNY, Actuary. MAKILS SCOOOXMAKKR, Attorney. JOHN LLMBAHD. nSuio* Agent, Oneida. Stores ! Stove* ! I Stoves !! I AT BENNETT'S STOVE STORE \ The subscriber wishes to call public atten tion to his large Assortment of Stoves, which ho has now on hand. Wishing to please his customers grest pains have been takon to purchase tho best and most approved pottcnis to be found—both Cook and Parlor. I >ow prices is also another feature to which ho wishes to call especial attention, and he thinks it for the interest of ull to cull and examine beforo purchasing elsewhere. A word to Fanners about my DAIRY STuVES and FURNACES—the most economical nrticlo ever used for boiling pig-feed, trying tallow, heating water, making cheese, Ac , A'c, Ac, ever used on a farm. Stove Trimming, Pipe, Hollow ware, 2iue, Leud- Pipe, Porcelain ware. Brass Kettles, Crowbars, and 1 a superior article of CISTERN Pl'MIM. | JOBBING —Eave-Trouglia, Conductors, Roofing, Furnace Pipes, and nil Uiudsof jubbiujjdouo with neatness and despalth. Cull und see. .1 \MKS \. HEWITT Oneidn, Oct. 11th IN5I found Meriiicin, French and English—Coburg cloth*. Paramattas, Silk aad Linen -warp Alpaeaa, Bomba' zinea, Sutm Duchtnc, Purist** DeLsuna*; aW a great variety of colors and patterns of DeLaine* from 1 to 2s per yd plain DcLnine, assorted eeJbr*, nil wool GINGHAMS, small and large plaid*, from the Ijinoosters to the French Oil Dressed. PRINTS—un endless lnriety of colors and pat. terns from 4e to Is per yd. WOOL LONG S1IA\VLS, nnd square do. from 0s to (S7 60 each, from the best mnjiufsvcturiea. CLOTHS—Blue, Green, Brown, Black and Gray Bro»d Clotlis. t nssmiores—Black Doe Skin; Gray do., also large Fluid nnd Fancy colors. Satinet**, Wool Tweeds, Sheep's Gruv, Keutucky Jane, Ac— VcstingB—worsted and bfack satin. Domestics— blenched and brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Cat Y»rn, C»rpet Warp, Twine, Candle Wick, Cotton Batting, Ac FLANNELS—white, yellow nud red. Plain.— Also red twilled do. Canton bleached and brows. Carpet*—cotton and wooL Wool from 1* 6d to 5s per vd. Also Rag Carpet* 2* per yd. GRO'CERIES—a complote stock,\and we would cull your attention to that Od Sugar, and that old Ladies 3s Tea. CROCKERY—White Granito,Mulberry ,nnd light bluo wsro. Also a great lot of St »M Ware. LOOKING GLASSES—all sizes, direet fjsow the manufacturers. Dunbarton glass from 1 by 9 W 1*> by 10, at manufacturers prices. PAPER—Wall paper, Window paper, Transpa rent Shades, Curtain Drapery, Embroidered Cam- brick and Muslin Edging and Incertion* from I s *>4 to lfls per y»rd. , And here I cannot mention all, So nt No. 1 be pleased to call; We'll show our goods and make no charge', Unless you make the bill too large; And then for our mystersous tapping, 'T will cost you nothing for the rapping. The \ Press,' our medium, I'm not afraid to i Will ne\er leave for Michigan to stay, But here remain and over hand it down That SOPER'S is tho ohc*pest store in town. And now would it not be woll to *ar, 1 want 10,000 dot Eggs, for which I'll pay The highest market price, and yea do better; And then I want somo 60 tub* of Butter. For cash or goods, unless they should get shal low, I'll take 100 barrels first reto Tallow ; As lard it seldom comes unless by trying. So lioie I would inform you 1 am buying. From north aud south from cast und west please flock To Soper'sstore, ot No. 1 in Empire Block. Oneid*, Oct », 1851 nlyl i say, ASA i a. no Qroeerv, Provision , Drnf A .Tlorfi- rlite Store. R J STEW WIT would inform (he citizens .,f • Oneida »nd ^ icinit v, thnt lie lias permanent Iv located himself one door east of **. II Goodwin s dry good store, where he will keep constantly on I hnud and for sale, n n ell selected and choice \ uric ! tv of GROCERIES nnd PROVISIONS, .-.msisting ! of Pork, Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Egg«, Teas. A large assortment of Fasaily Groceries, I Sugar. Molasses, Pepper, Spice, Ac. Ac. direct from New York, consisting In part of 1 Also, a general assortment of Drugs nnd Mcli the bust Green and Black T,— Crushed, Powdered,' cines. Dye Stuffs, Cainphmic, Ahe'iol, Spirits Tur Brown and Granulated SUGARS—Codfish, Mack-' pentine, Ac, Ac, nil of which will V sold on the 125.00 i This Farm is as well adapted to grain-growing ; orv\. Herring, Molasses, Stewart sSyrups, Rice, Cof- most reasonable terms 25.00 1 and jrrnzingas anv farm in Oneida County ,—is un- I fee, Mnreh, Soap CandH Ac. Ac. Oneidn, Oct 9th, 18o i 50 oi)'. dor good cultivation, with Timber sufficient for tb* HOTELS, noUSE-KEVTEKS and INVALIDS - m} nltf id 00 1 use of the Form. It has been occupied by a dairy 5 00 I \f from 80 to 40 ( ows. for the last eight years, and D t n . _ 50 IX) I has now pasture for 85 Com, and 5t acres under Incidental Excuses—Paying Clerk, etc, 75.00 : proper cultivation for Barley, or any other spring 1 Sewer, commencing at the south-east cor- | crop the ensuing year 1 The dairy now on sold ner of Elm nnd Williams street, running Farm, consisting of 85 Cows, will also be sold or north the length of School House I/ot, rented with the Farm if desired, thence east to Abram Phillips' lot, 5<'00 The payments, after a proper one for the first. The polls will be kept open from I o'clock P M., will be arranged to suit purchasers, uninterruptedly, until 4 o'clock P M.whcuthe 1 For further particulars enquire of the subscriber can be supplied with Orvis and Oswego Cornstarch,' Furinn, Tapioca, Vcrmacilla, Pearl Barley, Arrow Root. Cooking Extracts, Tamarinds, Prunes, Citron, English Currants, Cocoa, Chocolate, Mustard, Tb- niatto and Mushroon Catsup, Pepper-tiance, Sallad | Oil, Soda, Cream Tartar, and Sodaar^aleratus in packages, Citron, Ginger, Preserve*, Mace and %t— REWARD. A CLARK A CO., Oneid*. Madison Count t, feel ..Tn perfectly safe in offering thoabore reward to »ny man who will show a better assortment of all kinds of 5719 VEtl, of tho best patterns, for low er prices, than are to be found at their shop in this illage. They have taken especial pains to select Fal l aud Winter Style of Clotlmiss* for ISftl. ^MITH. No. 2, Empire Block, Oneida, is now selling Ready Made Clothing twenty-five' |>er cent cheaper than cun be purchased elsewhere in central New York for cosh He has an im mense stock ufOver-eouta, Dress, Frock, Sack, Office eouts, \ i -sts. Pants, etc (inriin uts of all descriptions cut, made and trim cd to order, epiml fo the best custom work. A splendid selection of Cloths, Cnssimerea, Vest nigs, embracing ull now and fashionable style*.— \ fit guaranteed in every instance. - - SlIIUTS, Dll .VW ERH, BOSOMS, COLLAR*, SlUC IIAND- Kv.aimr.vK, Si Miys, (linn TIK», GLOX ES, Sisr£ND- LIIS, Ilnsii.ui, tie Also, latest styles of HATS and C.W*S, both for men mid lsjys,—the bc «t selections ever offered for K.lc in tins market. Also the largest and best selected assortment of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters ever brought to Oneida) consisting of French coif. Dress, and Gaiters, a* well us wuter proof Winter Boots and Shoes. J3T\ Tho ladies can dopend upon finding at this establishment tho best and cheapest assortment of Gaiters, Ties, Buskins, and all other styles of good* suitable forfait and winter wear Buying for cash, nud selling for the same, SMITH defies competition, and luiites the public to call aud cxnoiinofor themselves. SOMETHING WORTH NOTICE! snmo will be closed T1K>'S EAR LI I C SLOAN, Clerk. Oneidn, Feb. 14, lf »52. at Stockbndge, Madison Co., or of President J L A J S. COOK, Clinton. | TIMOTHY TAFT, College Hill. ZINA BLAIR, \ * 1 SANDERS FERRY. Vernon-Centre 1). II. FROST, Onenlu Depot. ANDREW EATOIf Stockbridge, Jan. 28th, 1861. •atical mm* Phi l Iuatltate, AT ONE1DAJ3EPOT PROCLAMATION, °*]0 REWARD' <* | r |\ > EN DOLLARS REWARD, will be paid for the 1 X detection and conviction of the person or per- 1 Ufathe sons who placed the \Shaving and Hair dressing\ sign, over the.dsor of IL IL PnELrs' office, on the 11th inst. Oneida, Feb. 13 1862. | f^y There is a class of Persons, in our \illnge, whoso \ Loaferisli'^t -osVi^ «nJ \Rowdy\ taitis, I make them a perfect nuisance , they notonly make mence, Monday Jan. 8th 1862. \night hideons\ by their howhngs sna<becchana- lian orgies, but annoy Citizens by malicious and criminal acts. It is time some steps were taken to check such proceedings, If our village officers whose duty it is to enforce tho regulations for good order, will not do their du ty, private citizen* ought to take tho matter in hand. P*ic» l II II. CiiEAEDaoiOn. Principal, Miss. ANN J MARSHALL, Assistant Tho second term of this institution will Q A A AAA 1 ?ECT SEASONED PINE LUM- OUUaUvU BER at the ONEIDA LUMBER YARD, East side of Cedar-st, Onelds, N Y, by J L LAN»DON Lumber sold invariably for Cash, at Lowllfttcs. Oct. 18, 1861 Tuition, per term of 12 weeks, \and book* to bai, used, arc as follows: Grammar, Smith 's Quarto Ceograpliy, Perkins' Elementary, and higher Arithmetic, 13,00. Thomson 's Day's Algebra, Gray's Philosophy, Draper's Chemistry, Mitchell 's Bnrritt 's Astronomy, Cutter's Physiology, Winchester's si ogle entry j Book Keeping, ' s> $4,00. Davies Geometry and Surveying, Robins' higher Algebra, G Spencer's Latin Lesson Bullion's Latin Grammar, Reader, Ccesar 's Commentaries, Olen dorfs new method_of learning .the French, Fivas' rpiiE SUBSCRIBER, has obtained tha right for L the Town of Lcuox, to make, vend and use HINKLEV'S PATENT ELASTIC BOTTOM BEO-STXADS.— Old Bed-steads may be taken in the morning, and returned the same day, altered with the same im provement The best evidence of this improve- Spiees of nil kinds. Sardines, lobsters, Sour Krout, I lae ° er ^ fat an j molt approved kmcU of Cooking . |V >-',, <xc - t'ottagc and Parlor Stovet, both for wood and ooul Drafts aael ^feaiclaes —Physicians and l — all nets and just bought, nnd to lx- sold for prices others will find a general assortment of the best' that will give satisfaction to customers. 4»*''ly I They have also every varietv of Tin Ware, Japan _ _ ! P»tteatt itleetaelae*. Trusses, Snpporters, \ and Cofee Ware, and all kmis of articles usually | menl ls- tue jnorensed demand wherever It has j Braesa, Syrange^ Nursing-Bottles, Nipples, Ac, a I found in a Number One Tin and bhect Iron Manu- been used. For cleanliness, comfort and economy, f»»»*l*s»rtinent. I factory. it has never been equalled. Herf»ta»erT— Lubin'sExtract*. Cologne, Hair 1 A1 »°< tho ot R\\'\ \\>« English stove-pipe, I Also, constantly on hand, * good supply of ready OH, mndWknev Soap; together with a good selec-1 ( sna • P'P* \ nd to^'eco, too, for a customer, who m nde Coffin*, which will be «Jd at their true fac tion of Toys, CatsWUe*, Hat*) a*Ml Fralts. ae »*rv'«« to smoke a whiff- or two these cold days.) uti without the common extra charge beoauMtbey I All th«articles named above and everything over ( aro ictlispensable. The subscribsgysyiU fnmiasi to barn ot tin or sheet iron will bo created to order in 1 order Mahogany Coffins, from the 'Sty, ot the best half the time you would think would be required materials and workmanship, a* cheap aa can be to do the job. / obtained elsewhere. 8tranger' Pause anil ask your wife if it isn't best Also on hand, Cabinet Ware aad Chairs, aa usual, to eall in at this shop and supply your house n ith ' Don't mistake the place, call at the Old Stand, Seo- a good store, Ac. j field's Building, Cedar Street. Pedlar! Call and bo com inced. If A. C A Co. ! JAMES McFARLAND. don't make as good Work and. sell as cheap a* any i. QNEID\. Dec 13. 1861 *' other shop in Madison county, don't call again. Vomestl c Market*— fresh Pork, Beef, Mutton, Poultry, Potatoes, Turnips, Onions, Cab bage, Butter, Cheese, Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Clams, Ac, Ac, <k«-^*c • * Refre*luaeats— Oyster Soup,-Oy*terStews and Fricd -^rlea, Cakes—Cold Corned Beef-Tongue sic. «-Sardine«, Ac |W Oysters by Measure, or *t Who). R RSTOwSS )?Gen 'l Agent. ! O - h will not be refused, snd approved credit Oneida, Nov. jtt,^ 881 una, new styles, iuat received at Store, No. 3 gmpire Blosk. PIECESWnt*7Just received at SEELYH VARIETY STORE nS» *No. 3 Empire Block | TT ARWSOK'S COLCItBIAN INK for *«lc, 1 *(\ PlisOES tjy Seeiy'* Vai 100 XX Wholesale and Retail. „,.„,..-,... , , L, i Also, Boaooi. JJoou of every kind used in Dist- elcmentarv French Reader, Ac, W nichestcr s double netSchdola. sold close from wholesale price*, bv VAEEWTI5ES. entry Boot-Koeping, $5,00. Music on the H »no, $8,00. jjg For use of the same $2,00. I* Drawing and Painting, eftk fl»(k) extra. t3T Books can be purchase iter tt« teacher at .hit NoJeholar will be nsssitedtfor let* th** rooms. halPof a teW. Tuition Is to be paid f>unctu»llv T UST received a good ossortmcnt of Valentines, . ttthc middle of the WSja. Envelopes and Note Paper, at CHAPIN'S Jew ~ ~ ' '' elrv Store. P S.—Other studietfpursaed, if desn-ed'^ Oneid*, Dec. 26th, 1861 n!2wii NOT . W. RIVENBITRGH «V THOMPSOli F Aim MATEM OYSTJ»JI»EPOT \ AT OlTKmA MARKET JrlAt«-^a)t >Asn keeps «oa»UaUy oa band Frssh Oystars dirsot from Fair Haves, wholesale snd retail. nitf Furniture sad on hand F •nlccheap, nltf ONEIDA MARKET PLACE V Jt«WI»fcl.-Whit*; Copal, Coach Varnish—constantly on hand For will bo extended to tbe\deserving. r«r- Wanted from 1 to 6 hundred hogs, for wlucb the highest pria* wiM be paid. I^CALWIN ! Oneida, Nov., lfcl. A. CLARK A CO. r I^HE Stockholders of the Seneca Plank Road JL Company, are hereby notified, that the Annual Election of Directors, will behold at the Inn of J. C. LAMDEB, in the village of Vernon, on MONDAY FctxtiAjtY 141*61 I'olb open front 1 to 3 o'clock P. M. ELY BURCHiRD, Preside** Veraoa, J***iary 10th 1861. „»EBTTAL 8DBCHEKY. X E 06TRANDER, fesidaat D*n, aaV Ontid*. Msdisoa Co., It Y.— OFFICCon Mill-Stt«t, directly oppo site> tbs^PiMMX BUILDINO. •rjy All wpi<k wsxrnateij. I3tf The New York JLlfe Iacarsusice Co. ACCUMULATED CAPITAL $400.00a C 1 R. VAUGHN, Agent, st Rome, for Oneida, • County, N Y. Californis and other risks taken at low rates #f Extra Premium. Dr. LooMis, of Oneida, will transact any busi- ui-ss ia the south- went part of Oneida Co., V. Y. ONWDA , Nov. 22, 1881. tf 7\ biobERREAlf OAX.JLJBRY. r HE Proprietor of the Oneida SJcylight D*ru*r- re*n Gallery, takes this opportuntty of iaform. I Luc the Public that he may be found at all times i»*Vhi* operating rooms, prepared to put up Pietore* in Ung*. Pin*. Locket*. C*»**, Framsa, A*., an Plata* of all sizeo, from i of *n inch up to thosa Isrs* oaes which sr« 7 by 9 In » styls whick ea»- notrlll top*»a*e. J. E OSTRANDER, Pr*ctic*> Pheti»fr*p**r. Oneida, Jan 10th 1832. nl3wtt
