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Ai'V„ Wirrwui-i iiii»w* T; SMITH, {folic'tr. bVvlfWbf ade'cYetal #et ) l M,yad'e'a6d , eu<Sred in ,,.,.„. otte thousand eight freight',* I\ the subscriber, jlbf this Court, shall expose auction at the Tavern now (tin'the town of Phelps, on -,. VVJ , „ -..„. in^e'lforenoan of that day, .^^jliiolttta^tlfe^UewftJg described pre .?^g4mfr*tf$'&l t tt» following- described •'>%|c|w^ jpSrc'eVofland,-situate in township -Htttlr'VieVeilS^inthe firstrange of townships ' r'atilWeVc^o^'itif Ontario, containing two -^^to^titotirafitiykcFlIJi two roods, and twenty \?v, i iM»£dK*mtihilAr'' t i'.nna_ nxr.emim? thereout ,, oir£and, excepting thereout Mc^a^d?a half, deeded by Henry Wirt. jp|^is^%1)tey, 'lying on the south side •&.•&&*£&»•' *-.> a8 the same premises and which, on the thirty-first ,.. _. the year of our Lord one thousand eigfit hundred and thirty-seven, ^fcgtaolted, bargained, sold, aliened, re- ^jlfl^WBjeaSed^nd corifirrned by the said compliant and Lucy his wife, to the said 'fjjippfapt« JFabeizTParsons, which premfses ( so' ^ijfeyed are bounded as follows:—Begin- fwik in the centre of the State Road leading A^rth America* Trust and Banking Company, ,m. 26, Wall-SireM, New-York. CAPITAL $50,000,000. ITJ^HIS Institution has been orgaoizetfaa? JL der the General Bankipg Law of the State of Now-York- Its Capital is Fifty Millions of Dollars—Two Millions of which have been subscribed, It has limited its capital for five years to ten millions of dollars, one half of which is to be secured on bonds and mortgages of fee simple real estate, aiid the other half in cash or public stocks. The Cqmpany issues its stock for cash, state stocks, or bonds secured by mortgage, on unincumbered reaMstafeV Applications to .be addressed to the second Cashier. ' J The terms upon which this Company make their arrangements are as liberal as th'ose of any Corporation in the state. OFFICKRS. JOSEPH D. BEERS, President. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Counsellor. WALTER'MEAD, Cashier. DANIEL E. TYLEE, Second Cashier. WILLIAM P. POWERS, Notary. DIRECTORS. Joseph D. Beers, Henry Yates, Thomas E. Davis, PeteV Stuyvesant 5? - .w.i.2.i : :.•*••'• wHi.8-«; *' j'j-j.jjs.-*} Mr \ -. *JfW* \of said road ninety rods and twenty i|a; ( !,l^ikstO,the north-west cornerof Darius Sea- i»S*r*< Jand; thence south on the west line of %%ager*s land three hundred and fifty- tia^lld^'to/the centre of the road running eafpp|S»Mf#ast Thomas Ashley's, thence wjft in^ni|fer'tre of-said mad ninety-two • rods, to the *W%east corner of said Tillot's land, thence north *on the said line of the said Tillot's land to the place of beginning, containing two hundred one acres, two roods and twenty-three perches'of Land, ex- cepting thereout two acres and a half, deeded By Henry Wirt to Thomas Ashley, lying on the south side of said land,—or so much thereof as may be sufficient to raise the amouut due to the Complainant for principal and interest, and costs on this pause, and winch* may be sold sepaiately without any material injury to the parties interested.— Dated Geneva, September i?(5th, 1838. -* •'*, - „ W--T. YOUNG, , $w2t • \ ' Master in Chancery. • 4Lf*The. court having ordered that all fur- ther^proceedings upon the sale of the prem- ' Ue« described in the foregoing notice be ^/stayed—therefore the said sale is hereby postponed jnntiltbe twelfth day of December next, then to liike plnce at the hour and place above mentioned.—Geneva, Nov, 8, • 1838. \ ' W. T. YOjONG, * 6t33. , Master in Chancery. WJEW moons. F IRST arrival of FALL and WIHTKII GOODS. The subscriber has returned from New York, and has now open— 5Q pieces broadclothsand c.sstmeres, 500 pieces calicoes, new patterns, 100 merino shawls, all wool borders. 100 woollen and worsted plaid shawls, Victoria shawls, crape camblet, goat's hair camblet, Italian, gro de Swiss, gro de Rhine, gro de Paris and gro de Nap silk, 50 pieces French and English merinos, 30 pieces mouslin de lain, new patterns, 1500 yds woollen carpeting, new patterns, Tufted and Brussels rugs, 3 cases Leghorn, Florence and straw ibjtjnnetts, , 10 bales sheetings, beaver cloth, pilot do 20 pjeces flooroil cloth, at factor) prices, Cotton yarn, batting, wadding, Looking glasses, Groceries, crockery, China, &c. &c. Persons wishing to make good bargains and get the best of goods, will please to call at the Cash Store, No. 38 Seneca st. J. THAYER. Ckneva, Sept. 17, 1838. 3m2(! The Steant-Bdirt KEVMA, TO APT, J. S. LEWIS,, W ILL commence her regular trips ori TWOftgdAY, Aprii 12th., leaving Hammondsport at 4 o'clock in the morning, on the arrival of tha Stage from Bath, and Penn-Yan at % P. M., on the arrival of the Stage from Getjeva. < The Stage from the Boat will reach Ge- neva in time for Stages or Packet Boats f Js3r\TTlH\ ...... ^ lilTTEItS, remaining f ost-OSc^ at Geneva,. Novetnbl l$th, 1838.'- ;-*> *• V'»>»\-; ; u Ahtbotty^§^f*-^jme,,'Bonja!ni6: JimMtopm ll't||fciftj ? ^enn,y t . John Andre»|ff. William Kfniber, Samuel Anders6n,Eli*ab«ih»WKipp, Isaac SB going east. April 3, 1833. -03 LBIack, Jane Seneca ijfike U.S. Mail XAne George D. Strong, John R. Peters, Robert Dyson, Jonathan Trotter, CharlesHoyt, James B. Murray, Henry H. Elliott, Obadiah Holmes, Anson G.< Phelps, Thomas L. Ser'voss, John L. Graham, Wilham P. Hallett, Valentine G. Hall, William StebbWs, Henry H. Leeds;\ Daniel E. Tylee* tpos.\\G- tll|>W 'Caurtlsiridt Palmer. . -•' \\\ * Shelden Thoinpson, Erie,County, Samuel' Wilkesbn, Erjj County, * Washipgfea H(in\ Niagara County, David E. Evans, Genesee County, William K. Strong, Ontario County, William M. Oliver, Yates County, Samuel D; Walker, Baltimore, \' James Erwin, New-Orleans. ' Copies of the articles of Association, and all necessary information respecting the man- ner of obtaining stock, upon Bonds secured by Mortgage, upon real estate in this county can be had upon application to Bowen Whi- tine, David Hudson, of Geneva, and-Hen- ry W. Taylor, of Canandaigua, Esqrs. Coun- sellors at Law. Oct. 10, 1838. , 6m 29 Sale* Brink, late of JVJEW Hardware Establishment. . JnftRE Subscriber having re-opened the f 'jL Store on the corner,of Seneca and Water streets, (formetly occupied by Messrs. DeGrafF& Townsend as a Hardware store,) takes the liberty to inform the citizens of Geneva and the public generally, that be has opened a general assortment of HARD- WARE, consisting of ' * fia'r Iron, of everv description, English Blister, German, American, Cast, «*« 'and Spring Steel, _ WjOtighf and Qnt Nnjl*, A T nvil9VVic«s, and Sledges, Rotary Cooking, Parlor, Franklin, Oven, - '\'J Plate, and Box Stoves. ' .AJf6, a general assortment =of SHELF CJFSJ&DS, compVising almost every article in the hardware line. ' '\%ttW luSwrto Goods are of the latest fash- iaB^^fi^Sgfarrived among the last importa- ^--'*' T|re d s*ubscriuer flatters himself that Jflortgage W HEREAS John the town of Phelps in the county of Omaiio and state of New York, but now or lately of Milwaukee in the terri ory of Wis- consin, did on the twentieth day of Decem- ber, 1636, for the purpose of securing to Anthony Brink of -the said town of Phelps, the payment of one. thousand nine hundreds and tweoty-niny dollars, in manner following to wit: one thousand dollars'on or bn.forS the first day of May, then next, with'inter- est, and the residue in one year from that time, with interest, execute to said Anthony Briuk a certain Indenture of Mortgage on \ all 'that certain piece or parcel of land sit- uate, lying, and being in the said town of Phelps, and is bounded as follows, to wit: on the south by lands belonging to th« snid John Brink and IJenry W. Brink, and by Lather Harman's land, and on the east by Gilbert Mead's land, on the north by Benja- min Moore's lanrl and latods of Erastus Pur-' chase, on the west by lands belonging to the heirs of Ezra\ Palmiter, containing six- ty-five acres of land,\ which said mortgage was duly recorded in the'ofiSce of the Clerk of Ontario county on the 10th day of Octo- ber, 1837, in book 23 of mortgages at page 107. And whereas the said Indenture of Mort- gage was on the niulh 6*ay of April, I8'18, duly assigned by said Amhotij? Briffk\ to James Lane of Phelps aforesaid, and by the said James Lane afterwards on the twenty- second day of May, 1838, duly assigned to David S. Skaats of Geneva, in said county of Ontario. And whereas default has been made in the payment of the said principal & interest, monies secured by snid mortgage and there is claimed to be due thereon at the time of the first publication of this notice, the sum of two thousand seventy-five dollars and T Bedell, Olive> Black,.Hugh • > Baxter/John Bartlett, JB. H. Bassett, Charles Bntterfteld.'HrB. By water, John C.=, Burtis, Re?. .A. Bowen, John Baker, PhVbe A, ARRANGEMENTS F$ftl838. \HE iow-pre'ssiire passenger Steam- boat RICHARD STEVl-NS, Capt. GEORGE DARIN, will commence regujar trips, on Monday, April 9, leaving Ge'nevi a\t c\'; o'clock A. M., and Jefferson'at 2 gi Jiit^&W^ day, stopping {going and re(tttnjrf|wT»S the principal landings on _botl{.,8|il|f 4%e Lake, making expedi^iouspisssjg^sB • The SteamboarGEMVfflSi^H*fe= LBR/WHI leave-feffe%.#$||S'6s%. M., and Geneva at# o'cpfk'^FjIi., every day, ex- ceptSand^iiys/h'OTing been thoroughly over- hauled and fitted expressly for towing. •AMlgiilar Hne of STAGES, connected with the Richard Stevens, will run to and from Elmira and Jefferson every day, inter- secting the various routes running south to Philadelphia and Baltimore. It is respecifully notified that the proprie- tors, (having placed the new Steamboat Rich- ard Stevens on this route) are now enabled to assure travellers for pleasure or business, that the passages will be very expeditious, and that|no pains or expense have been spared either in boat or coaches, to render the journey pleasant from Geneva to Elmira.— A very large and well-ordered HOTEL has been lately erected by Dr. Walk-ins, at Jef- ferson, and maintains an excellent reputa- tion under the superintendence of Mr. J. C. Smith. As to the Lake, it is not necessary to expatiate : its pure and healthful waters, and the beautiful scenery surrounding it, have long been the theme of admiration to all who-h'ave seen it. For further particulars, apply at GOOLET and MAXWELL'S Stsge-Oflice, Elmira, or of the CAPTAIN pn board. Geneva, April 9, 1838. * 04 Burgit, P. H. Boober, Frederick Burttell, .William BneanoB, Rqyal Brown, Mrs. Boyd, jameitg;.*; Brazee,rf>at:f ^ Bissel1,«jHarjf Brup, .Aldf eeler, Isaac Keney* G6dfrey,j Ifeizer, Nichblj Konkle, LucyJ Larxejere, Ejpibeth Lurge, Wi|it#i Jr. Lewis, Elizjpeth Little, Jnmi Larzelere, JP\>b Lewis, WprTam MortimelpMiss M. C. Man.i,|fi(fiIomon McGjStnr, John P. 3 RIs|S«Jli Mary M. ngas,'Sptomon Catharine v^AflX/\i: fewmero«u»n ^^f^Morrison, William C. Murry, John Muller, A. H. Mfirituews, Jobn Ban^|pl4 ? Willard Myers,'Alexander 2 IJIi^liSnsy gCtB^P'i^'P^'bisexertions to please unceasing, '.^iifdJBi*''Prices exceedingly low, to receive a ;/Share of public patronage. ^pKfS.—All/Kinas of Copper, -Tin,-and 5?§Be , Sl-Jron manufactured, gj 13 Also, re- iiairing done at the shortest notice. feasor-:: • -'-JL B, BUSHNELL. if^>t$mvti> Oct. 10,1838. t f 29 - • -;.',• \? * -' j \\*—=— •' •• — |^^^B»«I/ 'MtS.T*aTJS* ' jl^Wftb'scribers, in behalf of Geneva Sggffe|e^i)fifir for iiale. the DweUrhg iW^^S«»hat side ofthe Public Square, ^||p||»1p\r|jMelds.' It'is well \finished and \- mm — »icWwill.be' reasonable. Ten per ^%A#jparci»W,l»Wfl6y' wilt be required ^||ao|[f^ip'per cent ,in the course of five ^ar^S^tfae rtsirltie can remain on Bond *pMlJ||r%age'10 'years or more, thereafter, fW^HfMWtoa of the purchaser. Interest to ^&W>p{tita%n the whole price due half yearly. •«#' r J THOMAS FOLGER, ff ''', • • JOSEPH FELLdWS, •Mi*~j^; v •%'WHITING. twenty-nine cents, and no suit or proceeding having been instituted to recover the same or any part thereof; now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale contained io said mortgage, and in pur- suance of the Statute in such case made & provided the above described premises will be sold at public auction on the sevpnteenth day of \April next, at ten o'clock 'in the forenoon, at the Eagle Tavern in the village of Geneva. ' DAVID S. SKAATS, W. T. YOONG, Att'y. Assignee. Oct. 17,1838. 6in30 JVew, Cheap and Handsome GOOJ9IS. T HE Subscriber is now receiving a large and handsomft assortment of Goods suitable for the season, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, and Crockery, alj of which shall be sold as cpeap as can be purchased in the state. J. B. RUMNEY. Geneva, Oct. 24, 1838^ Periodicals, fit. J & J. N. BOGERT are Agents and. •.JWUI receive subscriptions for the New-York Quarterly Review, edited by Prof. C. S. Henry, $5 per year. Old Countryman, weekly, $3. New-Yorker, do $3. Albion, quarto, do $6. Penny Magazine, monthly, Penny Cyclopaedia do Knickerbocker, do English Review, re-published by W. Le wer, successor to T. Foster, consisting of London Quarterly, Edinburgh, Foreign, London and Westminster REVIEWS ; ajso Blackwood's and the Metropolitan Monthly Magazines. Terms—For the four Reviews, $8 ; three of them $7; two of them $5 ; one nf them $2; Blackwood $5; Metropolitan $4;.both $8; Payable in all cases in advance. Geneva, Nov. 1, 1837. 81 1 6 3 8., •^Tew York and Geneva JSAne. fMlllS Line will continue to transport Jf Merchandise. Furniture, Passengers,- &c, from New-York, Albany, Troy, &c. to Utica, Rome, New-London, Syraciises Sen- eca Falls, Waterloo, Geneva, and all places on the Seneca and Crooked Lakes. For particulars, apply to »l E. W. HINMAN, 109 Broad-Street, New-York. C. SCHERMERHORN.68 Quay-St. Albany. JDOWS fc GITTEAU, Utica. B. B. HYDE, Rome. \ WM. H. MOORE & CO., Syracuse. GREEN & CO.. Jordan. W. RICE, Wcedsport. J. A. CLARK, Montezuma, and to the subscriber, who has a large and convenient W^are House on the Franklin Duck, Geneva. JNO. V. R. SCHE-RMERHORN. _ Geneva, March 28. 1838. . 02 _ 18 3 8 GENEVA LINE. T HE Proprietors of this Line will, on the opening of Canal Navigation, be in readiness to forward with promptness and despatch. Merchandise, Furniture, Passen- gers, &c, from New-York, Alliany, Troy, &c. to Montezuma, Seneca Falls, Water- loo, Geneva, Penn-Yan, and all the landing BoaMppj, Douglajs Muller 1 .!, Margaret BuSIf Bejsjamin, McLore, Jnjnes P^fffiter, Ezra . Baterann, John Bowdine^ Lucinda Baird, Jape A. Bartlett, B. H. •< Burgess, Samuel Blpoiuberab, John Botcher, Samuel • Coltori, Ephraim Chapman,. Manf Clark, Capt^Robert Cooper, John Crittenden, Dolly Connelly, Peter 2 Caggerly, JaneE Monell, William G. MartiHoe,' William Miller} Nelio Merrill. Mr. B. Mqrey, Jane Nicholls, William Nicholson* Daniel Nye, Samuel L. pickles', Mary Onphing, James Ofmstead, Edwin S Purdy,Jane Parsons, T. S. Phillips, Joseph Pierpont, Wm. C. Clements, Alexander Parshall, Charles H. Curtis, Mary R, Cutting, Jane Cheever, Hanuah Cutler, Abraham Carothers, William Curtiss, Louisa Densmore, Randolph Richardson, Miss Davidson, Williem Rippy, Thomas J Rodney, William Reed, George N. Rice, Aaron Rangdoni Timothy Right, Effza Robson, John Davis, Jonah Earl, Jesse Engr'in, Benj. Eaton, Major Everitt, Samuel Eaton, Ends - Frushour, Henry Jr. Fitch, Nancy Fitch, Julia Fellows, Chauncey Ford, Oliver Ford, Dorca^ A^,„ Gregory, RalpH 2 Gillespie, Alexander Smith, Samuel t Gibson, John D.~_ 2 Shlrfield, James Gregory, Angeli'neM. So6w, Amanda S. Goodwin. Hiram Teury, Adeline Gait, William H. Tucker, Nelly Gibson, Thomas Wrn-Van Vorst, Henry Goodwin, James Wardner, Cynthia Galloway, Mary Jane Williams, Nathan Reed, Betsy Steel, William Stelle.LotC. 2 Scutt, Wtri. Strong, .Josiah Strong, Andrew Scott, S. Sickles, G. N. Salter, Samuel Smith, William Soop, Marcus L. Siglae, Amos Smith, Clark Goodw'm,.Mr. Himrod, P. M. Htitahinson, John Halsey, Zephania Humphrey, John H. Hunt, William P. Whyte, Adam Wiley, Henry . Walker, Alexander Walker, Eliza Windsor, Lloyd Wescoat, Hannah Hammond, Nathaniel Woodworth, Jabez Hicks, John Heath, Hiram S. Hadley, Mr. Haliday, Calvin Irwin, John Johnson, Henry Jbhnson, Thomas Jackson, Walter Wheaton, John M. Washburn, Clarissa Wodsworth, John Wayburn, Samuel Wardner, Chauncey Wheaton, Jane Waldron. Wm. W* 2 W a ' lilce > A - Person's\ calling for the above letters, will ease say \ advertised.\ 3:34 G. J. GROSVENOR, P. M. i per year % per vol. jio pel year. places on SeneCa Lake ; and Produce and other property' from the above places to Troy, Albany, New-York, &c. .A share of public patronage is respect- fully solicited. E. DAKIN & CO. Geneva, April 3, 1838. 03 AGENT*. B. M. REEHER, 02 Quay Street, Albany. JAS. A. CLAOK, Montezuma. The subscriber has removed from the Ware-house on Franklin Dock, to a lar£e and convenient Ware house, a few rods north of the Franltlir. House. E. DAKIN. Geneva, April 3, J838. 03 FOR SMLJB, A -FARM on the Turnpike between Geneva and Can- andaigna, about eleven miles from this village, containing 110 Acres; about 80 Acres of which are impro- ved. There is on the premises n good Or- chard, a substantial Dwelling House, nearly new, with Out-Houses, 2 Barns, 4 Wells, and a living Spring. This Farm will be sold on liberal terms. Inquire of JACOB SEYBOLT, on the premises, or of DAVID S. SKAATS, Geneva. DAVID S. SKAATS. August 21, 1838. 22 P&&LACKSMITH Shop .o$.jH.amiltan-sUeet, for- .,.,... v occupied by G. C. Entri-* fc/^,i,,.This,\stand in point of ;|MMpi'i/iib^aiTfy, is- Unsurpassed by any in tfevyillage, $fad its occupation would be an object f b^njtof attention to an industrious ^^|^^i^^^,PM»fes«ifoit.£ireojlDli- ^egiSt|Mi. Jnquirl^OJE the^subscriber, near WILLIAM JBATtKER* tf:I2 mfflfWi&Mnt fr, 1888. fW^fB fsperienced Co^I Miners EmMaM^i Aptey iM&t 6H adVaMafgeous ELYB. IB^#t|6 wisb-tr purchase baodsirp-e, SCHOOL jLIBlt.IRY*, P CBLfSHED b^jthe Sunday Union, consisting of 121 VtHumes, containing entertaining and inswefctive Biogr.iphies, Histories, Manners and Customs, Rites and CeremonieSi of various Countries and Na- tions; Stories, illustrating principles of So- cial and Personal Duties, such as Truth, Forgiveness, Temperance, Humanity, Hon- esty, Obedience to Parents, &c. &c. Also, the Christian Almanac, by the hpn- I d'red dozen or single, at Tract Society's pri- 1 ees, for Sale by R. ROBBINS & CO. \geneva August 28,1838. 23 .. JYew and Cheap Goods. H H.&GrC.SEELYEare«owopen- • ing a splendid assortment of new and fashionable DRY GOODS, mostly pur- chased with great care, which will be sold. forCash'at prices which cannot fail to please. A few new articles only will be noticed, viz: Assorted colors plain and fig. Repp Silks, Gros de Noble do. a new style, Pou de Soi, Gros de Nap, Italian, &c. French and English Merinos of all varie- ties of color and quality, Laces of\atlHinds \ Linen Cambrics and Linen Cambric hdkfs. Gepeva^Oct. 0,1838. tf29 «EJ¥ETA 1IOTJEL. M R. CHARLES SEELY informs the Public, that the GENEVA HOTEf., having undergone a thorough lustration, is now opened under new auspices, for the ac- commodation of TRAVEI/LERS.. The situa- tion of the house especially commends itself to the attention of Parties of Pleasure ma- king the grand tour. Additional Parlors have been fitted up, and a confident assu- rance is given, that every attention will be paid to render the stay of Parties at his house agreeable and comfortable.. 03?** A clean hofcse and respectful treat- [TmedT, Mr. S. is atleast determined to afibrd his Guests. Geneva, June §7, 1831 tf:15 . FOR SALE. T HE-subscriber, on account of continu- ed ill health, offers for sale his well known CABIMET JTAREHOUSEestab- lishment. Ills' well situated for business, being on the'west side of Main-street, a few doors north of the Geneva Hotel. If desired, the building at present occupi- ed by the subscriber, will also be sold. For further particulars, inquire of ASA H. BARBER. Genera, June 19, 1838. . *14 JVorth-JSmerican Trust and Banking Company. T HE subscriber is authorized to receive Applications for the Stock of the above Company, tOi-beipaid for by the Bond of the Applicant, and secured by his own Mortgage, or by the Assignment of Bonds and Mort- gages of others, held by him, on unincum- bered Real Estate. B. WHITING.' Geneva, Augnst-gl, 1838. 22 JLett^r Paper. A LARGE Assortment of (Ames') supe- rior Letter Paper, which will be sold by the ream or the half ream, at Mill prices, jjust received by R. ROBBINS & CO., No. 37 Seneca-gtreet. Geneva, June 13,1838. 13 HEALTH FRBSMWEDi •. I'- Oft,t0fe*|5iTl&RED.---„ - -\ ._, J$T'A5M.B R&irgT^jriRe' PILLS, are now offered for tilt \>o^t of the public, by the author, under an fl^pest persuasion, that the certificates of their efficacy and effects, and the references and testimony respecting his own reputation and character, will se- cure for them public confidence. They have been the result' of much research and experiment, occasioned by unu.su ..1 suffer* ings from Dyspepsia and a diseased liver for thirty years; During a considerable part of this period, it has been to me an object of anxious solicitude, to discover some prepa- ration of medicine better calculated to re- lieve me of my suflerings, than any I had heretofore used. And after \many experi- ments in Materia M^dica, and, among the vegetables of our country, I bave succeeded in preparing a medicine, purely and entirely vegetable, which does in an eminent degree, answer that important and desirable object. They are peculiarly efficacious in curing all disease's, originating from a disordered state of the stomach and bowels; such as Indi- gestion, Costiveuess, Nervous, and Sick, Headache, Cutaneous Eruptions t Erysipe- las, Heartburn, Sourness of Stomach and General Debility. They may, with perfect safety, be taken by botp sexes, of alj ages, in all cases' of indisposition ; and, they are peculiarly, effectual in liver complaints. In offering them to the public, I pledge 'my reputation and character, that a perfect trial of their effects will satisfy thepa 'of .tfieir su- perior excellency. In regard to ray reputa- tion and character, I have permission to re- fer to the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, and the Rev. Dr. Spring, of New-York, tvhose characters are well known to the public: Extracts from Certificates of the effects oj fthe Medicine: \ It is about eight months since I have made use of Sear's-Renovating Medicine in my' family, and we have experienced the thost salutary effects from them. Mrs. Hin- man has, in a special manner, been'greatly relieved from a bilious habit and pulmonary affection, which had for years resisted other medieine.' I have known many others to use the medicine, and never heard of its proving otherwise than salutary. \SAMUEL HINMAN, between 18th and 19th sts.* New-York, July 1, t835.\ \ I have been much relieved from an ob- stinate dyspepsia, and rny health greatly improved, by the use of Mr. Sear's Reno- vating Pillsr—Several of my friends have made use of them, and received much profit from them. \JANE A. LEE, 317 Hudson-st.\ \New-York July 6,1835.\ Extract from a Certificate of Mrs. Poteel, wife of the Hon. Judge Powel, of Sara- toga Courity: '• For many-years past, Shave been afflict- * ed with the symptoms of a liver complaint, which have frequently been attended with pain in my side, so severe as to confine me. | About three months since, I commenced taking Sear's A. H. V. Renovating Pills, which have greatly relieved me, and ren- dered unnecessary the use of any other medicine. I do highly esteem them, and recommend them to all who are afflicted as 1 have been, with a liver complaint. \ANN POWEL.\ \ Milton, Oct. 3, 1834.\ For Sale by L. KELLY & CO., Drug- gists, Geneva, where Circulars, giving a more general description of them, will be distrib- uted, gratis. [Ajig. 8,1838.] 1520 &&* »V Extract of Sarsapqrilta* B AILEV'S Compound .Chemical Fluid Extract <of Sars'apatilla; is now fitst dffered for sale injhis village. Thesuocesi which has followed 1 it wherever it has been introduced, is. almost unprecedented. A few certificates are annexed to show the es- timation io which it is held by those who have used it. More than 50 testimonials from Physicians of every*part of the coun- try, are attached, to the directions, more ful- ly ,to establish.its efficacy:' From the Buffalo Ua!ly-JouwHtfo*f-J»nt-3&-1838. ^ \ It is a singular fact, that most persons who have ysed \Bailey's Fluid Extract of Sursaparrilla,\ manufactured by O. C. Bristol, have recovered from their complaints. We are assured of Hi most extraordinary efficacy in .cu- ring disease. , , < /BOTFAIO, May 3>, 1838. ' Mr. C. C. fllMWOt,, / \ Sir,-My little bo^jaojulnreeyears of age, uad been afflicted wilh a SejRojKJi.03 HOMOOS, since hewa» six •moatus old; three months since,I was induced to copl- ipcnce the useof Bailet/'aEgtract ofSaraajjaritla, prepa- Vc'd by yourself, and I ttiTie the pleasure In saying that he has gradually improved under its useand is now ey.lir.tly free from aw titerjtal appearance of the disease. Tou'rs, <&e. - CHARLES C. HADDOCK, M. D, Druggist, ;04 Maiu street. The following extract is from a letter of Gen. A. Gridley, Auburn: A young girl, about 11 years, daughter of B F. Brig- ham, was about the 1st February, given over as incurable, by some of our Physicians. Mer thigh teas literati!/ rat- ten from the knee to the hip, and her lungs badly affec- ted. Her fntheraccidentally fell in at our shop one eve- ning and detailed the case—said the doctors haq abandon- ed her as incurable. The daughter is an only child, and a very interesting girl. Ipresentedhim.a bottleofthe Sarsaparilla. Inonoweek she woe very sensibly better, and has almost recovered— but he is in perfect agony to procure another bottle, -fear- ing a relapas. Thereare-scvernl others who are very anx- ious to procure it. Respectfully yours, A. GRIDLEY. Auburn, April 5th, 1838, — From the Fredonia Censor, May 31. Having made use of the article In our own family, we can cheerfully recommend it to Others, and for farther testimonials of its merits we refer the reader to a new ad- vertisement In this day's paper. EC!— The following notice is copied from the N. York Gazette—the oldest and most respectable daily journal in the Union. \ We apprehend that It would Be difficult to hunt up a better hate/ of humbug than ourselves, or to find anybody disposed to look with mors contempt upon quaoaery of all sorts, but we verily believe that We ought to speak fa- vorably of a preparation which noa-galned greaf celebrity at the West, and which conies recommended by the uni- ted certificates of all the leading members of the\ regular medical profession at Buflalo, tortified-by the testimony of a very great number of the most respectable men in the Western country, who have tested its practical ex- cellence. We allude to \ Bailey'a fluid extract o/Sarsa pariila.\ Mr. C. O. Bristol, of Buffalo, is the preparer and proprietor ofthe article, and proposes, we believe, to es- tablish an agency for its sale to this city; and there is. no reason to doubt, that the character it will bring with it and its own virtues, will render it popular.\. Full directions are attached to each Bot tie, with additional Certificates. For sale by L. KELLY & CO. Geneva, Oct. 10,1838. tf 29 Kl'rt. Geu £ik;|ffi9S. WtM(ln»> Til - , 'r - J •, Gold and Silver Ink, BEAtflFJFU&ariiclefor Visaing Cards, \©aids ofS Invitation. &c/, fdr sale by -•#•' •'». & B.>. STAGG, \' '.-•'• Main-street. <J*heva, Augtrsfr28;;l'838.- j 23 ^mmm &. jEFffJSiif '.hiis^enioverj ig, the <lf ... .„,..;-.._.. , \jB/tn* -large Brick Housef at the r oot;of.the Ljdke, former Nareg. June 5, 1838 occupied by -Mr. blames J 13 I Chinese Jflorus Jflul- ticaulis, &c. at the LLNJSOjDAN GARDEN, Flushing, N'.'tork. €5,000 splendid trees of the gen- uine Morus'Multfcatilis, for sale at mpjle'rate prices, and also cuttings oTtrie-same. None of the humbug kinds have been cultivated | at this establishment. Also aiargesupply of the Canton, Moretti, or Alpine, Dahdolo,*| Expansa, BroASSa, Asiatic, and cuttings in any quantity. Priced Catalogues will be sent to every ap- plicant, but a personal application will Be found by far the most satisfactory, and pur- chasers can then see these superior trees. Also, Fruit and ornamental Trees, Plants and Seeds of eVtgy kind^and an immense JPHYSMC and SURGERY. =>T\kR-SPENCER'S Office, south- 'east corner of the Public Square. Genevit, 25th April, 18'3& 06 Crolct and Silver Ink, F OR sate by R..ROBBINS & CO., for Fancy Writing, Visiting Cards, &c. Geneva, August 28, 1838. 23 HIGHLY INTERESTING TO THE AFFIilCTJED. I T is now twenty years that ANDER- SON'S COUGH DROPS, as prepared by J. Mellen & Co., have been extensively used and highly approved of for Coughs and other complaints of tbe Lungs, leading to ConsutUjptioos; perhaps no better proo of their usefulness could be offered than that they have now stood the test of twenty years, and have been used by more than one hundred and twenty thousand -persons. Great numbers have experienced the won- derful effects of this Healing Balsam, and have given certificates that will satisfy every unprejudiced mind that the most extraordi- nary and unexpected cures have been per- formed by the use of this medicine, in cases of long standing, where oilier medicines bad produced no favorabie effects, and the most skilful Physicians had given them up as hopeless. It is not pretended that they are an infallible cure in all cases, but of such as are incurable, there are but few cases of Coughs or even seated Consumptions, but may be relieved by a timely use of this Healing Balsam. Eacb large Bottle Con- tains seventy doses, which proves, them to be a very cheap medicine. Satisfactory information may be obtained by reading the certificates which accompany each bottle, and from which tbe following are extracted. - One from Mr. Gaius Steb- bins, of Hillsdale, as to the effects produced from the use of a single bottle, that he pur- chased and gave a poor man who had been in bis employ. Also, the astonishing efffet of one bottle used by Robert Kidney, of Rochester, Mon- roe County, after being given up by a coun- cil of five physicians. Also, the certificate of the Rev. Philo Judson, a clergyman in Ashford, Conn., h3 to the remarkable effects of a few bottles, used by himself, after raising blood for some\\| time, attended with a Cough and Catarrh, he having tried many other things without obtaining any real relief, until he used these drops. Many Physicians who were strongly op- posed to the use of tbis medicine, now praise it highly and use it in their families. Facts are stubborn things. CAUTION— Beware of Counterfeits. •Every purchaser who values health, will observe that each genuine bottle we sell, has ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS, pre- pared by J. MELLEN, stamped in the glass, and that each of tbe directions are signed in writing, JA'S MELLEN. Examine be- fore you purchase, as there are are\ a num- ber of spurious kinds in market, similar in, appearance, but very different in their effects. For Sale by Messrs. L. KELLY & CO. . Geneva, April 1. 1838. 04 IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED. fllflDLEY'S SALT-RHEUM OINTMENT.—Persons afflicted with Salt-Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worms, Scriffula.extensive Old Sores of long standing, &c.will And this in almost every case a sofe and FINAL ODRK.— Its cflect Is to produce a temporary irritation, thereby exciting a new and healthy action, which not only ren- ders it effectual, but altogether more safe than the usual cooling palliatives ingen-ral use, as such remedies not only faifof producing a final cure, but frequently drive the disease tothelungsor other internal parts, endanger- ing life. Several 'cures of a most extraordinary charac- ter have been effected by the use of this Ointment in this village and vicinity for the last few months :—The fol- lowing certificate is deemed sufficient to iuduce a trial, as the money icill be refunded in all cases of failure, tcj—itept constantly for sale, by the gross or dozen, at the Medical Labrutory of A. GRtDLEY & Co. AOBORN, N. Y also by their agents in most of the towns in this state. Price 5 cents per bottle. 1'repared only by the subscriber. A GRIDLEY, Sole Proprietor. CBRTIMOATES To the PuAli'c.—At the request of Mr. A. Gildluy, I cheerfully make the following statement of facts, fully believing that I shall not only eubservehis In- terest, but the cause of humanity by so doing. Mr. Grid- ley called on me on the evening of the 4th of last month, and presented me a few bottles of his \ Salt Rheum Oint- ment^ for the testing its efficacy, and at the same time gave mean intimation of Its principal Ingredients, from which I inferred that it was prepared upon scientific principles, undl entertained a favorable opinion of it; thenexteveningMr. Hoskins, one of the assistant keep- ers la the State Prison, culled atmy office, and at my request took two of the bottles, which be promised snouid be faithfully used by a convict by the name of Woodruff, WHO was under his charge in said Prison; this was one ofthe most extensive and obstinate cases of Scald Head 1 ever witnessed, of some 7 or 8 years standing. I prescri- bed for, and aticndedhim whikHrrthe commonjailof this county, last fall, previous to ltlstrtal and conviction. His entirehead, or scalp, was covered with an accumulation nf whhe scab of considerable thickness and entirely desti- tute of hair. Mr. Hoskins obtained permission, and the convict made useof the ointment although he neglected to comply fully with the directions. On trie fifth ofthe pres- ent month, being30 days from the time he commenced the useof it, 1 visited him at the Prison in company with Mr. Gridley, and was not a little astonished to find the scabs had entirely disappeared, and in the place of them his entire scalp very uniformly covered with a coat nl dark hojr, of atleast an inch in length. I consider it de- cidedly the most extraordinary cure I ever witnessed j several verv obstinate cases of Salt Rheum of long stand- ing have nlso been cured,nnd others sreln good progress In this village,and viiinily, by the use of the same, du- ring the above short period. I have never been in the practice of lending my name for the purpose of piifBug nostrums, but trust the candid and humane whetherof the ptotesston or not, will not require any nhology st my hands, in this Instance. LA-NS1NQ DR1GGS, M. D. Auburn, May 17,1836. - Auburn State Prlson,nIny 17,1836. I certify thai the above statement by Dr. L. BRIGGS, respecting the cure of the convict Woodruff, by the use of Grldley'sSall Rheum Ointment,Is correct. LEVI LEWIS, Agent & Keeper of State Prison, Auburn. K3-For sale by SANFORD R. HALL, Druggist, No BSeneca St., Geneva, by appointment, July-ft 1837. A. Gridley & co. stock of Bulbous Flower Roots, just arrived ' \ •'• ' -\\ PRINCE «^<$jJv from Holland. #Sf . OcUl7,i83g/' 2&30 Almanacs For 1 S39< C HURCHMANS'slfethodist.Chtistian, Comic, Crocket, Tetriperance and Peo- ples $ also GERMAN ALMANACS, for 1839, received and for sale by J. feJ.N.'KOGl'lRT. October 24,1836. 31 . Cash: cash:: C ASH, and the highest price will be paid for clean RAGS, by - 13 ______ It. ROBBINS, & CO. • R.IGS. C ASH and the highest price p clean cotton and linen Rags, by .-.,. J. & J . N. BOGERT. Nov. i. ifiuy. , v .-;.,-; v ' . 8i Vauilln €re.-»m Oarta^ A NEW article manofaotnred by E. SIMS. _ ____Seneca-street. C ARPETING, OiJCloths,and Brussels and Tufted Rugs,Vngwrand large sup- ply, just received at ,....-. • t : H.H.&G. 6\ S;EEL.yj2'S* Oct. 9.1838. .'.. ' ' .\ • B UCK SKIVJLanuVs Wool tttfd'Meftnb Shirts and Drawers, for dale by jm.fc 1838, H.it.&^.er&EEiYE,' tf2S>. j^%> g^i A S H paid for WHEAT, BAR* BtW^l^ LEY, and WOOL, by R 4 M. BAYLY. Geneva, August 20, 1838. 22 Surgical Instruments. T HE Subscriber offers for sale at the Manufacturer's price's; a very extensive assortment of beslt SURGICAL INSTRU- MENTS, \comprising near two hundred sep- arate varieties—-ahiong\ which are Amputating and Trepanning Instruments. Pocket.instruments, eight kinds. Dentist's, Dissecting, Hernia, Eye, and Tooth instruments, a great variety* . ALSOl Dr. Moil's Case.. Compact Case. , Spring and Thumb Lancets. Tooth Forceps* Punches and Screws, Leg and ArtnilSplints. , ; ,? Trocars';-Stethesco^esriSec.';'^*.- ' * The above instruments are mab'ufSctnred by oo&oT the first Gutters in the*U. States, and for 1 tnjiir general reputation the subscri- ber has leave to refer to Dr. DAVID L. Rb- oiks.Ptofessor of Surgery, ©efievt College. Geneva, Oct. 3,1838. $. R. HALL. IMPORTANT To those who have business to transact with the Patent Office. T HE subscriber having recently become an agent for the Patent Office, has ta- ken pains to procure copies of specifications and descriptions of all inventions which were patented prior to the conflagration ofthe Pa- tent Office in Dec. 1836 j and also of those sjnee that period up to the present time: and will continue to receive returns from tbe Of- fice every month, which will enable him to give such information to those wishing to obtaiu letters patent, hs wilt enable them to proceed with less than half the expense in the usual way. The law now requires, that all applications shall undergo a thorough examination; and that no.such examinationjhall be made, un- til the amount of money, necessary to ob- tain a patent, shall have been deposited in tbe Treasury. Should the,' appIication.be rejected, the applicant would loose one-third of the money deposited\ 11 together with the expe'nse.of the necessary drawings, &e. It is therefore of great fmportanee to < tfeose who are desirous of securing to themselves the*benefit of their inventions, to know whether tetters patent can be granted before they risk the loss of time and rnoney..n- ' Specifications of descriptions of <aay ma- chine or inventions that have been p tented in the United States, will be given at full length as they ajjjpear on the record of the Office, for a reasonable Compensationby ad- dressing the subscriber at Mount Morris, Liv- ingston Co., N. Y. ly: 86 , J. W. WEBB VigetaM% AMi-piHi*** ^faffe•$ tti '' Their powerful Jnftuence in relieving aad, cfiring diseases havte be<?n so'repeatedly test- ed, that the proprietorJs induced to cdroply with the solicitation ^f jriendsf yi thus njoti« cing them! extending thereby a know|eiage of the means of relief ta,tbe,rjubbc,j5ej)e- - rally. They are highly appre-piateWor the > relief they afford m affeetfenf oi 'ifo^uteir and digestive organs'. The worst cWesjpf chronic dyspepsia; inveterate cpttfiv.'eneggj^ii-; digestion* dyspeptic cpniujrn^tirinv^rheuiiia-, tism; nervous %r siefs ^ea^h^^ha.lcUSv^,^ have been entirely, cui i eds.by r ^pVp4)&ittsXoj 5 them. Alsp Bv^9,nwM|#,-/fv,er'8^^ili^;. bilious fever, j,aun.d| ? ,e, v ^ysepter^;B|boiia^ flux, the premonitory s^jmptp'ws^f P|w|r9i. , drppsjeal swellings, giiee, ^o%s, 'incMdigia^ fits, loosenessandirrcgaiarity^p/pe^^wiglk,,' occasioned by irritation, feetbing/&^|Jgejt,; act as an alternative, Caj : harljc.,. ? orvIa| ; ^e, t , according to tbe manner of tsking'jMjS-^j.. Fanulies„having. occasion to test tjjejr.effica* cy, will ever/after esteern/them too^ighly^O. beNvitbout'thenv Partifttilara.tlentibnshLfiiil^ be given to the ample directions jvojcb, ac- company tb.ero. \fWenty Jpills in a box-r. each pill is a dose for ah adfdt. ' \ .'; -• * (L? 3 Orders (post paid) f&r the .above -arti-, cles, executed, promptly By T~ M. Mibbard,. •'. my principal Agent, 228 Bowery.-.New.-Ytfrk. A suitable discount allowed'those wbqVl>^>'- chase to sell.again. ', B, H|BBAR^j; CERTIFICATES:..*'' ; ; - I have used Hibbard's Family Fills,.inrny^ family, and do not hesijate to givethem tfte preference to any we ever used. They\ are much esteemed by all who have tried {hem in our neighborhood. .,. , „j.v • JCLIDS oetygp?*\:' Perkins, Huron co., July 4,183$. ^. ^ T -~1 have used Hibbard's Pills in my &mif$ and am satisfied they are an excellent family; medicine. JOHN H. POWER*, , Norwalk, July 8,1886* - > >- ' .,, -I hereby certifythat I have used HibbardT* Family Pills in various instances in\niy fam- ily, with very decided benefit, and- Tlnhesfta- tingly recommend the' use <jf thisn to all those afflicted from liver complaints, or ati > other diseases for which said- pills caMrTO commended. MARCUS YvG/RAEE. • Tiffin, Ohio, Jvly 8,1836.. • •: Hibbard's Pills are the best inedicinef have eVer used. . • Gi W. x GTS»R '- We have used with entire satisfactwnjftib 1 ' bard's Pills, in our family. I consider the best recommendation, is their trial. H. O. SHELDODf; - I have used Hibbard's Pills, and find 1 them superior for bilious complaints and dyBftep-, sia, to any other I have made use of. V^hen they can be obtained, I would emploj; Jiro other for similar complaints. - '• • Da. MOSES SHAFFERS Wooster, Ohio, Man % I8a6. ^ r I have used Hibbard's Vegetable Farttilj! Pills for three years, and have found.them exceedingly valuable among all classes-^-rre- groes as well as whites. They have auts- ceeded in every case of-fever, and in all oth- er complaints in which I have employed them. JAMES ROBERTS * Mill Haven, Georgia, '. ' Hibbard's Pills out-do any other medicine that I have ever tried, in their operation up on the bile. I have broken several seve 1 attacks of the bilious fever on myself, witt one and two of the pills, and seen them pro- duce the same effect on^more than Wetfiy others. These pills proved to be a certain cure for the bowel complaint, which was Ve- ry severe among the negroes last year. : I have also seen two inveterate oa«eydf-dys pepsia of long standing entirely cured by using your pills according to the directions. HENRY R. VIDETO-. Burton's Ferry, Savhnnah river, Geo. — A L s o — REV. B. HMBARD'S CARMINATIVE SALVE. T HIS SALVE for upwards of thirty years has been employed in curing phlegmonous and other painful affections, as felons, biles, bruises, sprains, ulcers,carbun- cles, ague in the face, occasioned bycoldor decayed teeth, ague in the breast, milk cake;, painful glandular swellings, scrofula or king's evil, stiff neck, ear ache, chilblains OK.frost- ed feet and hands, corns on the feet 4 salt rheum, burns, scalds,.rbeumatic pains of the joint accompanied with swelling, and painful affections generally. The penetrating and extraordinary powers possessed hy this salye in relieving and curing tbe mostpainful fc*- cal affections, induced the proprietor to give to it the name Carminative, being derived from carmen, a verse, (because charms ,usu- . ally consisted of a verse, ) therefore physi ciaos in ancient limes applied the term to those remedies, which were supposed to pos sess tbe power of a charm in allaying pain. Many pbysicia havens prescribed -this salve with decided advantage in a variety Of ac- ute and chronic disorders, in relieving the pain of oldjfractured bones, callous tumors^ indurated or hardened swellings, irys'tpejas. St. Aataoa's fire. It has also been emp/toy> ed with gteat benefit as a strengthening plaa-, ter for weakness of the chest, back, orside, and also in the varions,affections of the,jungs consumptions, goughs, colds, influenza, aa- tarrh, asthma, whooping coagh,,. Jusss^c* croup, &c In milk cake and ague of the breasi, this salve will be found a speedy, and certain cure. The proprietor has applied.it in many hundred cases of the kind, apmena.. the most painful description, and in no one case has he ever known it to fail of relieving the ,pain in a few- hours, aad-in-a-few-doysr-r petfecting a cure, Directionaaccompati^ each box '•'•..• The,above medicines are \for sale by LUTHER KELLY & Co. Seneea-st, G;eneva»M-- Also (or-sale by ..-,,- LEANDER REDDtf, Tenn Yann HOYT & MAY, Palmym. August pth. .1838. yfc . . lylC2Q» Bedford Crown Glass.; : FjtHE subscriber, having been appointed! J|. Agent for .the ^t Afwd Crotipi Glass. Company, is now receiving a gbtieral asspri- - meat of Redforcl, S3aranac, and Clinton? ;<|rQwn GLASS. ' \• \ The'RedVord Crown Glass is distinguish from ordinary Crown.Glass, by its uncom? pon evenness ang, bea'uty of surfac'e^yA, its superior trajipaienqy and lightness ofT color—by, its great thickness, antj the gecfeV ral excellence of the maftrials w$ich*\-cirafc pose it. This Glass possesses a remarkable'.,. lustre, which causes it to reflect like'fle- purest specimens of Plate. Glass.' lis sur- ° face not being poh'sheaViit\rt~ert.b blo^n,. retains its enamel,/brjjjiahcy; andJiardnisSv * and is not liable to ^he objectibnNvhicb apr plies to Plate TBlasSi of bejfig easily ana: Brushes:. CI R. HALL has :f9h varietyofFafac',, „.„„„- , fcs, Fpatber Dusters, (a superiorauJ durabFe I e . om P arison , chfe^r and stronger, than Mf- jtirt received a great PfJ Mn ? n j!>'>**M , >i *Mi being afL variety^of Fafac-yan'd'Gom«trp Brustf-1 ™„!. 0 |_ < * 0M 7l,l t .& , ^ Dess > will^e/tfu-nd, ph . article,) Paint Brushes,-»&o. &c. 0«. 10; 1838 WHY will you suffer from Coughs and Colds, when for TWENTY FIVK CENTS you can get cured? Tbe BAMAM of HoREHo»Kr»ig curine everv body who tries it! Only make the \ fxperi- oient,\ thd call on L, KELLY & Go! Nov. 7. 3a3t eign or Cylinder Glass. Geneva}'May 16\ 1638!; $. R; n'- litsurai|ce; ' - HASTINGS is ageat forthePr'otec- • tion Insurance Gom|>ady. Bt& will insure as 1 cheapi as any other -offica* 1 Sa«|- faciory reeommetidiations 6'aa bV shWfflby, falling at Hastifig* amd.Reed^ 34 ( 'S»BeTca- [street. \-11 .Ml te: •fcli 1 %* **•&* • t \ . & - • -JSfcyv*. I. -h *\%A : •> * '
