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% s From the Home Journal. T h e V illag e of G eneva. A m o n g th e m a n y pleasant and h e a lthy residences in W e s tern N ew York, the beau tiful village of Geneva stands pre-eminent; and now that it can he reached, by means of the New York and Erie Railroad, in thirteen hours from the great metropolis of the State, and from Albany by the Central Railroad, in seven hours, it cannot fail to be much re sorted to, not only as a delightful summer residence, but as the permanent home and families who have children to educate, of especially those who are restricted to a moder ate income. Properly is l°w there, and good houses, with spacious gardens and excellei t fruit, may be rented at two hundred dollars a year, or can be purchased at proportionate rales. Many of the most respectable families, in cluding the Professors in the College, pro fessional men and other*, live well on salaries and incomes varying from eight hundred to fifteen hundred dollars a year. The best fire wood can be purchased at from two dollars and fifty cents to two dollars and seventy- five cents a cord. Fresh butter, of the best quality, is usually sold at from twelve and a half to fourteen cents a pound ; eggs at ten cents a dozen, with meals and other eatables proportionately low. fn addition to several School:; for hoys and girl*, there is a College with both academical and medical departments, the Professorship' in which are tilled by men of great wortli and high literary and scientific attainments, \vho, of course, exert an influence upon the social circle, always tending to elevate and refine. In this College, upon the suggestion of one of its trustees, (in 1825.) \vn< first established an English department, under the same Professors with the Classical depart ment, which has been continued there to the present time, and has since been adopted by some of the other Colleges in tins State and in New England—thus obviating the objec tion of exclusiveness so long made against the higher seminaries of learning. The term bills at Geneva College do not exceed forty- six dollars a year, including tuition, room- rent, and all other charges. Hoarding in re spectable families can be obtained at from two dollars to two dollars and lifts cents a week, and at the best hotels at from two dol lar! and fifty cents to three dollars a week. The population c f Geneva is about five thousand, who may be described as an intel ligent, respectable, church-going people. There are several laige and well-built church ed fires of the Episcopal, Pn sbyte- riau, Dutch Reformed, Methodist, and other denominations. The Episcopal Church, which is built of stone, is a beautiful speci men of Gothic architecture, with windows of stained glass. This may be regarded as lie metropolitan church of the diocese of West ern New York, and the Bishop, the lit. Rev. Win, il. De Laticey, resides in the village. Geneva is beautifully situated on the west bank of the Seneca Lake,, which i$ forty miles long, and varying from two to four miles in width. This lake is entered by three of the State canals, viz,; the “ Cayuga and Seneca,h the “ Crooked Lake,” and the 44 Chemung.” The water is remarkably pure, and, owing to its great dtipth, never freezes. The steamboats running between Geneva and Jefferson, at the head of the lake, make the daily trips with as much punctuality in winter as in summer, and ul least one of these boats, the Ben LoJer, may well be classed, both as to size and speed, with the best now afloat on any of the- wat ers of this State, with accommodations in ferior to none. This beautiful boat, with all its furniture and equipments, is the work of mechanics residing in the village, and furn ishes a truthful advertisement of their taste and skill, The engine only was made at the West Point Foundry. The boilers, which are of a peculiar construction, were made at the works of the intelligent ami enterprising proprietor, John R. Johnson, E<q. These are upright, and, of course, occupy much less room, which alone is an important recom mendation : but they possess other advan tages over the ordinarv builders,ajul, although introduced by Mr. Johnson against the op inion of a number of practical engineers it, is gratifying to know that his anticipations h e r e b e e n fuliy real»<?cd, a m i th a t tiicc’e Uvit- ers will now, doubtless, pass into general u*e. The fuel may be c/;her wood or coal; ilie Bloesburg coal is the kind now used, and ,exvers every purpose. Owing to the influence, in. winter, of lb open lake, the temperature of which is -vvnvs nhnvft frepy.imr. the climate of Gel LOTS FOR SAiLE. F J p H E subscriber offers for sale many good Building Lots, and three Dwelling Houses, situated on W ashington Pulteney, Madison ond Cuurtland streets, bring a part of the Real Estate, including tiro Otchnrd of the lute D a v id C ook , A profile of the Lots may be seen by culling on th*» subscriber. Twenty per cent m a y b e paid on delivery of a Deed, and the bnluuee secured by Bond and M o rt gage, payable in 4. 5 or 8 equal nnnun I payments, with interest annually, on the sum* unpaid. 3m39 C. A. COOK. Geneva, Nov. 25, 1850. FOR SALE. F A R M of I25.acres9itualed | o f a mileenst of theoutlei ofSi-neca L a k e on the road running to W ater- loo, the form e r residence of John J. Van Riper. The farm is under a good stale o( cultivation, hug one good dwelling house, two bants, nnd two good apple orrhntds eithe r suf. fi- ienr for 3no family, mid oilier Irutt in abun dance. It is well furnished with living spring* of good w a ter and is sufficiently supplied with timber. A good view of Seneca L a k e , and the village of Geneva con lie see* from any part of the premises For further pnrticnlars enquire of the resident on the premises or at this office, 1047 A n o ther S c ien tific W onder! PEPSIN! THE TRUE DIGST1VE FLU ID , OR G a stric J u ice! A G R E A T D Y S P E P S IA CURED. J p R E P A R E D from Rennet, oi the lum th Sto mach of the Ox. after directions of B a RON L IEB IG , the great Phv^lologicul Chemi>t. by J- S. H O U G H T O N , No II, N o rth Eighth J. FRASE R). DESIGNER AND ENGRAVER. street,-Philadelphia, Pa. 1 W IL L be happy to execute all or- FIELD AND BARDEN SEEDS, T h is is a truly wonderful remedy for Indiges tion , Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint., Cons‘ipalion,and Debility, Curing after N ature's ders fur Drawing orE n graving Views of Hu ildings. M achinery, Bill 1 leads tUusinessCurds. Designs for Patents. Labels, Envelopes, Hand Hills, Seals,6t,c*f Particular attention given to getting up W a r r a n ted C h o ice an d Fresh) a t WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. T H E undersigned, dealers in S E E D S and A G R I C U L T U R A L IM P L E M E N T S , re spectfully beg leave to call th e attention of th e ir friends ond th e public to the full and choice assortm e n t of Seeds of every variety w h ich they have now in store : and having made M o rtgage S a le, O N the sixth .lay of Nov., A D lt?40, A bram L est of the lown ot Cohoctoii, lu the county ol Siubcn, executed and delivered unto C ornelius L ent of the same place, n certain mortgage, to secure the payment of the sum of four hundred and thirty lour dollars, owl thiriysix cents; wnich said mortgage was duly recorded tn the office ol the Clerk of Ontario county, on Hie sixth day ol Nov ember, A. l>., 1649, at five and a half o'clock in the a fter noon of that dav, in liber forty (4»> o f mortgages, nt folio thirty i w o ; (32) amt on the llilnt (3) day ol April, In the V a lu a b le F a r m F o r S a le. r | ' 1 H K Fa* m on which I tww re side is one of the best atld pleasantest, and situate in the coun ty of Seneca, on the W aterloo turn- (•ike mad, one mile east of Geneva. It contains own method, by Nature's own agent, the G astric Juice, 03™ H a ifa texapoonful of this Fluid, infused in w a ter, will digest or dissolve, lin e Pounds o f /toast Beefinabont two hours, out of the stom ach. D igestion, Digestion is chiefly performed in iho stomach by the aid of u fluid which freely exude* from the inner coat of ihtit organ, when i|i n state of health, culled Urn Gastric Juice. This fluid i* the Great Solvent of the Food, the Purifying. Pre^ t vi»g, and Stim u lating Agent of the st.onnch and intes tine*. W ithout it there will lie no digestion,— no conversion of food invfblood, urn! no nutrition, of the body ; but rather a foul, torpid, painful, anti destructive condition of the whole digestive up. pava'us- A w eak, half dead, or injured *n. much produces mV good Gaelic Juice, nod hence the disctise, distress and debility which ensue. P e p s in and R e n n e t. Pepsin is the chiefo.enient, or great Digesting Principle of the Gd>tic Juice. It is fou.ul ingreu: abundance in iho solid parts of the human stomach V iew s of H o tels and PublicB u i dings. O rders m ay be sen t by mail to Mei kleitbuig N . , Y ., or left at this office. Nov. 20. 1850. arrangem e n ts to be k e p t supplied with fresh ; year 180(1 thesaid Cornel,us Lent sold, nstlgaeil aiul irons- and w a r r a n ted Seeds from the celebrated Soci- i ferrvd *°l‘* mortgage to the undersigned, which said ns- pty of S h a k e r s a t N e w L e b a n o n J ,lg\'''1 w»-«'» \*»«>«* •\ ,,raceof iheci.rk »t o» w ill take pride in supplying the sam e to th e i r W H O L E S A L E W A L L P A P E R D E P O T ! 22 Seneca Street, Geneva, N. Y. D ER R Y , O R T O N & CO. ore now receiving their Spring stock of W all Paper, Burr custom e rs in a neat and careful m a n n e r. 5GwO J . S . & II. C. P R O U T Y , Nos. 30 & 32 W a ter st. G e n e v a , M a rch 25, 1851. 5 6 JOSEPH P R I C E ’S 124 acre* «>f good land, 17 acres of which i* well ttmheicd; and hug on it a large convenient Brick J after death, and soma time a ca use* i he stomach I u 3 largo Barns, and O rchard of the best digest iiself, or em itself up. It i* nl*n found in grafted fruit. Also n large Fram e Dwelling House and Lot, •dtu’iMf in W a ter st., Geneva, nearly opposite the Roman Catholic Church; all of which will lie s«dd mi accommodating term s. hor further pa,ticulets apply to the subscriber, on the F a tm , ' E D W A R D R U S S E L L . J a n . 1851. 1048 ( f t ! * TO L E T . lf i a M f f A F ine D w e lling House- E n q u ire at No 58 6 Seneca st., Store of C. L. M O R R IS Land for Sale, T H E subscriber offers for sale, or in exchange for Innd in this vici- niiy, the following described tract of Lind, to w i t : Lot No.. 8, in Pino Grove luwns'dp, W a rren coouty, P a ., containing 42.V acres of land, about 60 acres of w h ich is im- pt oved; »nd a good tog-house and frnme-bnrn erected thereon. It will he sold togeiber. or in lilt* to suit purchasers. Enquire of K id d e r & B ra d f o r d , or »f JO H N S M I T H , Geneva. April 3 0 , ’51. [Pultney at. FOR SALE. A GOOD B R IC K D W E L L I N G H O U S E , fronting on G eneva st.,th e lot extending back to G e n e see st. A b o u t 50 fru it trees, of many choice varieties, and in a thrifty con dition, are on the place. E n q u ire of Dr. D. O. C r a n k . 81 Geneva, A p ril 30, 185L B u ild in g Lots for Sale. , Tito subscriber offers for sale 100 Building Lots, on the W adsworth tract, in the north part of the village near the Railroad Depot. T h e title nt* is indisputable; and they will be the stomach of animal*, a* ih« <>*, call\ &c. 11 is the m aterial used by fur in n s in .making cheese?, culled Rennet, the effect of which has long been the special wonilr]’ of iho ilniiy. The ruulm g ol milk i* the first process of d isost ion Kennel pns. seSses astonishing power. Tim stom aeliof nen'l will curdle nearly one ihoin-nnd time* ils own weight of milk. Huron Liebig stales lluil “ (foe part of ihe Pepsin dissolved in <ixiy ports of w a ter, will digest meat and oilier foo.l.'' Dcscos-ed stom achs prudtiev no good Gastric Juice,-Rennet or Pepsin. To show that thi* warn may be perfectly supplied, we quote the billowing S c ien tific E v id e n c e ; B A R O N L I E B I G , in hi* celel>iaie«l wink mi Animal Chemistry, says; ‘‘An Artificial Dige*. live Fluid analogous to the Gaslic Juice, may be readily prepared from the mucmi< inmuh'niice of the stomach of the Calf, in which various articles of food, ns m e a t and eggs, willhe softened, cluing- cd, and digested, just in the same manner as they would in the human stom ach.\ DR. P E R E I R A , in his famous treatise on “ Food and D iet,” pttblwvdhy Fow ler an d W e lls, Now Y o rk, page 35, slat.-* the sam e gient fuel, and describes the method of prepauii ion. T h e r e are lew higher authorities than Dr. Pereira. DU. CO M BE, in his writings on the*1Physiulo- gv of Digestion,” ohseivc* that “ a diminution of the due quantity of the Gaslic Juice is a pnimi- nent and all-prevailing cause ol D y s p e p s ia,” and he state* that *‘a distinguished professor of medi cine in London, who wa< sev rely afflicted with this complaint, finding every tiling else to faii.hmi- rccourse to the.G a slic Jnic*, obtained from the stomach of living anim a ls, which proved com- plvtely successful.” D R . G R A H A M , author of the famous works on “ Vegetable Diet,” says : “ it is a tem arkahle fact in physiology, that the stom achs of anim a ls, m acerated in w a ter, im p a rt to the fluid the pro perty of dissolving various articles of food , and of effecting a kind of artificial digestion o f them in dor*, Fio-Bmird Views, Window Shades, and Trimmings, which fm bounty and variety. both of style and pticc, is by far the largest and m o slcoinpleteev- e r offer* <1 in this m a rket. As this is a legitimate brunch of our business, and having hud several yours* experience in se lecting the choicest patten.* and style* ol A m e r ican and F re tie h m a n u facture, we do not hesitate to say nnv assortment is s u p e rior to imyin W e st ern Now York. O u rnrrangem v n ls are such with the heaviest Boston and New Y o rk m a n u factu rers, that wo can supply C O U N T R Y M E R C H A N T S and S M A L L D E A L E R S nr the Inwest whole sale pi ices. with patterns from S I X C E N T S to O N E D O L L A R F I F T Y p e r Roll; and choice style* of Satin non V elvet Border* from T E N C E N T S to O N E D O L L A R per Strip. Those building will find it for t h eir interest, to m i l and t-xsvi inv «»nr stock before purchasing nlsewhnre. D ER B Y , O R T O N & CO . Gen v-i, M arch 10, 1851. N. Y. & Eric Railroad Ware-House, On the Caned , near the Deopt of the __ A* R . Rail Road , Geneva. r j l H E subscriber will continue the business of Storage and F o r w a r d in g , a t bis W a rehouse. G o o d * received and forw a rded by Canal, Rail Road and Steam b o a t. All business entrusted to hi* cave will be punctually attended to. Blossburg, Peach O rchard and Lehigh C o o l for sole at all tim e s . {{^* C a sh paid for W h e a t ond nil o ther kinds of produce. J O S E P H P R I C E . G e n e v a , J n n . 9.1850. 4 * tnrio couniy, on the 24th day ol April, A. D. 1651, In liber o f mortgages forty two. Default has been made hi the payment of the money secured to tie paid hy said mortgage, and on the day o flhe first publication o f this notice, the sum of t%vo hundred and thirty dollars,and forty cents ($230 4t') was claimed to be due thereon. Now then fore, notice I* hereby given that, In pursuance of a powt-r of sale, contained tn eni«l mortgage, and by virtue of the statute in such case made and provided, the premier's described In and covered by sahl mortgage, to w it:—AH that niece o r parcel of land being and lying in the town ol\ Naples, In the county of Ontario, ond Slate of New York, being ihe sou'll half o f lot number thirteen (13) In ihe twelfth (12) range o f lots in said tow n , con taining fifty lour (54) acres ot land be the saute more or lees, will be sol l, at public auction, at site Court Douse, In said comity, on the twenty second (23d) day of August next, a t two o ’clock in the afternoon of that day. Rated May 2cth, A. D., 1 * 5 1 . ______ STR E E T LENT Assignee. By SETH . C. IIART, o f Naples, his Attorney. N o t ice to C r e d itors. The best and cheapest Family Medicine in the world, DR. ROBERTS’ COMPOUND S A R S A P A R I L L A P I L L S ) A n alterative, Tonic, D iuretic and mild C a thartic. Price 25 cents p e r box, containing 50 Pills. E a c h box contains fifty pills, which mokes them as cheap again as any other standard pill, and four tim es cheaper, and w a rranted much superior in the cure of various diseases to any of the Syi up m ixtures sold ; besides being a more convenient and proper form for use. r p H E astonishing success which has attended E s tate o f F r e d e r ick H . M itchell* deceased. B 1; HOLIDAY N OTICE Is hereby given, that it Is required of all per sons having claims against the Estate of F m d i r i c k II. MirciieLL, deceased, to exhibit the same w n h the vouchers thereof, to P aul M itcukll , Executor, dec., at the office of Cn*e. J. E o l o w , in the village of Geneva, on or befo e the 20th day of June next. Dated Geneva, Dec. !3ih. 1850. 42m0 PAUL MITCHELL, Executor. CETIT UG STORE. ( F o r C n a li F x c ln w iv e ly * ) T H E subscriber having purchased nf L othkr K kli . y his inieresi. in the firm of L. K ki . lv &, Co., will hereafter transact business on hi* own account, at the old stand. Ho ha« been led to adopt the cash system of doing business from a conviction that by it he can make it greatly for the interest o f all those wishing to purcliaee cheap, to patronise him ? and to this end will all hisendeavors bo directed. Hi* stand will from this time he designated i h e ^ C l t y D r i l g S t o r ? ) ” anticipating the day in which G eneva will assum e the proud distinction of a city, among her compeers in the road to prosperity. A full assortm ent of Drugs, M edicines, P a in ts, Oils, Dyes, Glass and G lass-w a re, G roceries8te. a! ways on hand at the lowest cash prices. G E O R G E P . M O W R Y . G e n e v a . M a rch 20- 1851. E X P R E S S .— J u s t received, a very gen- er.ii 1 a s s o r tm e n t of Gold and Silver W a tches, C h a ins, S e a ls and Keys, Gold V e it C h a ins, Gold C u rb C h a ins, C h a telnins, Jenny Lind E a r Rings and Pins, Gold Thim b les, F r u it K n ives, Silver Cup*. Also a large assortm e n t nnd nice variety nf C locks, besides many articles such a* are ap p r o p r iate for Holiday P resents. E. B A R N A R D . D v c. 24, 1350. 43 E s tate of Willing Gragg—N o t ice o f D istrib u t io n . N OTICE l* hereby given that the balance remaining of the proceeds of the sale of the real estate of Willing Gragg, late of the town ofSenecn,ilecen*<'d luleslnle, lately made under the order of the Surrogate’* Court of the coun ty of Ontario, by Mary Gngg nnd TliomaasOilley.llie Ail-. isirnlors nftlie estate of iho said Intestate, will be divi ded hy the County Judge nf Ontario C flinty, among the creditor- ot the snld intestate In proportion to their respec tlvq debts, nccmdlug to law, at the Surrogate's Office In the vil nge of Clianndtilgua, on the 30iii day ot June next, at 12 o’clock, meridian. MARK H. SIBLEY, Judge of Ontario Ctmniy. Doled tills I2tli day of May, 1851. tftwfi NOTICE. A T a m e e ting of the taxable inhabitants of the village of G eneva, held at th e Franklin S E N E C A L A K E FO U N D R Y ) A n d Iro n W o r k s, Corner of Cascte and Water S is., Geneva . A E 1 H E S u b s c r iber m a n u f a c tures S T E A M ! E N G I N E S , C A S T & W R O U G H T I R O N F L U E B O l L K R S , M I L L G E A R I N G , C A S T I N G S A N D M A C H I N E R Y o f a l l k i n d s . He make* and se l l s B u r r a l l 's S h e l l W h e e l and Plain P l o w s , ihe C ast I ron I mproved B uu & kye , and a v a r iety of others. Also th e celeb r a ted B ock ' s P atent A ir T ight C ooking S tove , R ace ' s S elf -A cting R egister , w ith a g e n e r o l i s s o r t m e n i o f P arlor , R o x a n d K itchen S toves . J . R . J O H N S T O N . G e n e v a , A p r i l 2 0 , 1 8 4 7 . 51 HUTCHINSON & Co.) N o . 13 S p r u c e Street) N e w Y o r k . ■ ^ ^ T H O L E S A L E m a n u facturers of th e best N u trim e n t) R ich n e s s & D e lica c y ) RE Striking chanictetistics of Orvis’ extra to these I sold on liberal terms of payment. A lso for Sale) Thirty.Tw o acre* of good farming land lying en iho wi«*t side o f iho road leading to iheglass factory, iu pasture lots of about 5 acres each. W M . YOUAKx, Geneva, May 13, 1851. 63lf no wise different from the nm u rul digestive process,\ DR. S IM O N 'S great work, the ‘‘C h e m istry of L IM E for W h ite-W a s h ing—a first rate arti- I c l e o f Eastern Lime ; Brushes, for sale by May 1. also, W h ite-W a s h A. D. P L A T T . C h o ice Roses & F lo w e r in g P lants. r T l l l K subscriber having mure than lie requires 1 fur his own grounds, will sell at fair prices when toady to turn our, a variety of choice F.v- vibl-ioming Ruses, Dahlias, Verbenas, G e rani ums, Tigridia, &c. G E O . V M O W RY . G.'iiova, A p ril 1, City Drug Store. f, v T o D c k .xvyca.ftu. a u d F a V i n f i V S . r m H F , subscriber has ju s t received a large J L supply of Pure S a l t ) ground by the “ Pacific Rock S a lt Co.,” .from p u r e Kook Salt, lor dairy ana uiute u*e. t h i s su u , being n>/m lim e , is very m u ch better for b a i t e r than the 3..lt ifuiiutactured at Syracuse. F o r sale w h o le- sole and retail by A . D. P L A T T . G eneva, M ay 1, 1851. \ al- ■ways above freezing, the climate of Geneva is particularly favorable lor the cultivation of peaches, grapes, quinces, and other trails which do not flourish in many places of Ihe •same latitude. The wiiter of this article has eaten as good peaches,apncuts and grapes which were raised in the open grounds at Geneva, as any that come lo ihe New York market. Tn summer, the nights at Geneva are ustt. ally cool and refreshing, without any mns- quilos, which torment us so much in Nexv York and its vicinity, - 11 - : ....... M W a tches m a d e of C a l i f o r n i a G o ld. FUST RECEIVED AT BARNARD'S •3 a rliuic T h e village is w e ice lot ot Gold IviglLh Lover W atches. Gold \nnhiiv Eseapempntund Lepine Watches. Silver WiVche* of alm o st every Pattern. Also Gold Curb Ch uns and Chuteiuins for the Ludio*. Gobi Vest C h a ins,new Patterns,furtho G entle men. Many m tid e s new cntirvly in 1 hcline of Jew elry. June 12, 1350. SILVER, su p p lied w ith w a ter from the W h ite-S p rings I R OSEW OOD, M a h o g a n y , Black W a l n u t and Com m o n SlfcO W Cases, a new and ... .. *. . . m . . j .. .,«■ . farm , th e residence ot M rs. Lee, the m u c h - ! splendid a r t i c l e ; w ith French double thick aqd respected w id o w of th e late G ideon Lev, plate Glass. fo r m e r ly M a y o r of N e w Y o rk. lor Jew e llers, and M e rchants gene rally ; Cases of all prices made to order, and on A n u m b e r of fam ilies, deservedly occupy- hand, by E. P. E A R L , W a ter S treet, Geneva, ing high social position, have already beuti I attracted from this city lo Geneva, and doubt-. less many more will follow. Some of the' best farms in the neighborhood are occupied \>y gentlemen who nave evinced their goo 1 sense as well as their good taste in retiring from the ceaseless round of excitements, ami the fitful changes of business, to these peace ful walks of rural life, “ where the rivers run among the hills, uud where the valleys j- stand thick» with coni.” change N Y.— O rders by mail attended to, and Cases Shipped to any'\part of the U n ited States M a rch 5, 1851. 54 A Word to the Farm ers. C u stom W o rk D o n e on Short N o t i c e ) A TT IIE w I I I T K S P ft I N G M I L L S . T H E subscriber having put in a new set of Bu Its, for the purpose of ducing Custom ................. How great ”lhu1 )V,,rk; ” IK>” 'te’\l5r V* wnit on 811 who ma> e _ . .. 1 ° „ favor him w ith th e ir patronage. fro m ih e c o n v e n t i o n a l a r r a n g e - U . H . M O R R I S . ments and restraints of artificial life, tinder the despotism of fashion—from an atmo- A p ril. 23, 1851. no sphere alwavs more or less tainiv.l vith l>hj ualtny air of fields and gardens, wish all the . T . . . . -. . . i inhere a l w a v s m o re or less lainiv.i v ith physical and m o r a l poison, to the free and delightful associations of trees, shrubs, plants and flowers, the eilent yet truthful witnesses of an invisible hand, ever teaching the most impressive lessons that man can learn, ami always pointing us from Nature up to Na ture's God. All who visit Geneva cannot fail to be fa vorably impressed hy the good 'aste every where displayed in the cultivation of shrubs, plants, and flowers, and the tiees that shade ami ornament the streets and grounds. The gardens on the east side of Main street me strikingly picturesque and beautiful, hy be ing terraced to the lake, the descent being nearly one hundred feet. I have already said that the inhabitants of Geneva are in telligent and respectable. 1 will now add, that there probably is no village in the State where the impress of refinement and cultiva tion is more distinctly marked. I might go on to say much more of this delightful spot, this oasis, not of a desert, hut of as rich, fertile, and beautiful a tract of country as any on this continent. But I will reserve this for another occasion, in which I purpose to say something of the farms and fine wheat-iands of this garden of the State of New York. z. Neio York , Ju n e , 1851. GENEVA D A G U E R R E AN G A L L E R Y , Directly opposite the Empire City Store , on Seneca st , a few doors west o f the Franklin Hdti<e. M R. S I N S I B A U G H , the proprietor of the above euublishm o n t, announces i . hj* Orders for fifty thousand muskets have oeen received at Liege, from the Emp eror ot Russia. 8vo, gill top, um ip'west 6 i>i 06 , ana latest improve- House of tho Seven G a b les, W ill supply Operators at a small ad- Second Love,by M a n ila MaiteU, Romance Dust from tho Historic P ncer, fti-fiid*. and ih«* public generally, that be b is pre pared himsclt for taking Pictures of all size* ; and families wishing themselves all on one largo Plate, can be accommodated. lie j* new receiving hi* spiing and summer stock, of ilm ip'west stylos, and lotest improve ments. vnnee from cost. Quick sales and small profit* h hi* motto. Al) orders punctually filled. Good* well packed and sent to any part of the country* lie keep* constantly on hand Germ an nnd A- moiicon C a m e ras,or d other apparatus necessary for a daguorrean. outfit; Chemical* of nil kinds ; Plates* Fram es of the now styles, Gold & P l a ted Locket* sold with tho pictures in clasps, ns cheap as enn he bought elsewhere without. Families waited on in the village and vicinity at moderate price*. Pictures ^tuken in All k in d s of W eatber) nt price* ranging fr am one dollar to twonty.fivo dollars. IN S T R U C T IO N S siven in the art. M a n ,* '(L e a & B lanchard, Plnla. 184ti, pp. 321- 2) says : “ The discovery of P E P S I N form* a new era in the chemical history of Digestion. Fiom recent experim ents we know that food is dissolved ad vapidly in an aitificia! digestive fluid, prepared from Pepsin, a* it is in the natural Gaslic Juice itself.\ Professor D U N G L1N S O N of the Jefferson Col lege. Philadelphia, in Ilia groat work on H u m an Physiology, devotes tncro than fifty page* to an exam ination of this subject. His experim ents with Dr- Beaum o n t, on the G a s tric Juice, obtain ed from the living human stoirmcii and from ani mals are w e ll know n . “ In all cast s ,*’ he says, “ digestion occurrvd ns pnfcctly in the mtificiulas in the natural digestions ’* A s a D y s p e p s i a u r e r * D R. I-JOUGHTOiN’S ptepinaiion o f P L P S l N has produced the most marvellous effects, coring cases of Debility. EiniciaU v i'u . Nevyou5 Decline nnd Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to be on the very verge of the grave. Il is impossible to give the details of case* in the limits of this adver- »i«o»on»— 1 mi » nutVi»>rx i ii-.iit i >J ru»riifinatc.s liisvobefin given of more than T w o H u . ndubd U emarkaulr C u r e s , in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston alone. These w e reneaily alltlesperatec»ses,and the cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but perm a n e n t. It is a great N ervous A n TIDOTB, uml particu larly useful for tendency to billiousdisonler, Liver Com p laint, Fever and Ague, or badly ticuied Fever and A g u e , ond the evil effect* of Quinine, M ercury, and other drugs upon the Digestive or gans, alter a long sickness. Al<o, for excess in eating, and the too ftee use of ardent spirits. It almostrecohciles Health with Intem p erance, O l d S t o m a c h o m p l a i n t s . T h e r e is no form of Old Stom ach Complaints which itdoes not seem to vouch and remove ut once. No m atter how bad they may be, it otvrce instant r e l i e f ! A single dose remove* all the unpleasant symptoms, u ml it. only lined* to bo re peated, fora short lime, to make these good effects perm anent. Purity of Blood and vigor of Body, follow a t once. It i* particularly excellent io cases of Nausea* Vomiting, C ram p s , Soreness of the pit of the Stom a ch, distress after eating, low, cold, state o f the Blood, Heaviness, L«»wne*sof S p irits, Despondency, Em aciation, W eakness, tendency to Insanity. Suicide, &c. Price. $1 per bottle. One buttle will often ef fect nlosiing cure. . P e p s i n i n P o w d e r s , IC T S E N T BY M A I L , F R E E O F PO S T A G E . For convenience of sending io all parts of the. county, the D I G E S T I V E M A I T E U O F T t i E P E P S IN i* put up in the form uf Pow d e rs, with diiections to bo dissolved in w a r n or syrup, by the patient. T h e s e pow d ers contain ju s t the same m a tter ns the bottle*, but twi e the quantity for tho sam e price, nod will be sent by mail, F R E E OF P O S T A G E , for O N E D O L L A R sent (post-paid) to Dr. J. S. H O U G H T O N , No 11 North Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Six packeges for live dollars. Every package and bottle bears the \writtvn signature of J. S. O U G T O N , M. !>., Sole Prxpriutor. Sold by agents in every town in tho United S tates,and by respectable d* tilers ind Medicines generally, A G E N T S F O R G E N E V A :— H. Pnrm aleo, G. P. M owry, A. D . P l a i t ; and for V IE N N A :— S. Norton. 40 black. E n g lish P r in t in g Inks, F o r Steel and L ith o g r a p h ic P r inting, and for Fine Book and Job W o r k , w h ich they w a r r a n t to be com p o sed o f th e p u r e s t m a terials, and to w o r k easily upon all ordinary press' s. T h e com b inations in these Inks, are such as to give a richness ond perm a n e n c y to work su p e r io r to any o t h e r Inks now in use. Sold at prices varying from 75 ct*. to $4.00 per l b , p u t up in cans, nnd forw a rded to order. H . & C o . also m a n u facture colored Inks of every shade and quality, varying from $ ',0 0 to $25,00 p e r lb. M a rch 19,1851. 56m3 quality C o m S t a r c h , M anufactured ex pressly for Culinary and D ietetic purposes. E x tensively used and highly esteem e d in the p r e paration of Puddings, B lanc M a n g e , C u stard*, Pies, & c. C T P u t up neatly in large P a c k a g e s , w ith d i rections, nnd sold a t Is. the paper, at ihe City Drug Store, by J u n e 25, 1850. - G E O . P . M O W R Y . I la ts I Hats I H a ts! Clieap l C h e a p e r! Cheapest! J U S T r e c e i v e d , at t h e O ld E s tab SP L E N D I D PA T T E R N S . quantity of latest and best selected tyle* of lishedGeneva H a t S t o r e ) a g e n e r a l a s s o r t m e n t o f S u m m e r H a t s , w h i c h , to g e t h e r w i t h th e ir js u a l a s s o r t m e n t o f H A T S A N D C A P S , jvll be sold as c h e a p a s c a n be 'ro c t i r e d w e s t Df N e w Y o r k . X V IG H T & C L A R K . G e n e v a , M a y 1 0 ,1 8 4 8 . PAPER HANGINGS CAS NOW BE FOUND AT E . P . E A R L ’S, o n W a ter St. M r. E A R L has j u s t tetu r n e d form New Y o rk, w ith a stock selected by hirnsell w ith g r e a t cum , and at reduced prices. C o m m o n P a p e r from 6 to 8 cents a roll, Satins from 20 cents to 3 shillings. B o rdering, both cnninoD Satios and Gold. W indow. P a p e r , F ire P r ints, & c.— H ands furnished to'K a n g the Paper if w a n ted. - W indow S»eV», Plinrfe and W indow Glass. £5* C a ll and exam ine. Stafford's M in e r a l P a i n t . C O N S I D E R E D the cheapest, best ond m o st durable Paint in the world. It readily com bines with ull other kinds of P a int, funning witli them an endless variety of shades, nnd is becom ing one of the most popular Paints ever introduced for painting dwelling*, outhouses, fences, S lc . I l isfire proof, nnd hardens under w a ter, nnd in stantly com m e n d s itselftocvery intelligent person on inspection, as being nn invaluable articic. Sold by the cask, or in less quantity, by G E O . P. M O W R Y , A g e n t for Geneva. D r u g s a u d M e d i c i n e s . , G E N E V A D E P O T FOB. C H E M I C A L G lass W a re, Paints, Oils, Dye Stul\ DRUGS & MEDICINES, retail. ffs, anil W indow Glass, at w h o lesale and H . P A R M K L E E . 2*1, Seneca st. P a intS)O ils) V a r n is h ) G roceries) M o ffat’s D ye-W o o d s nnd W indow G lass, L a m p s , C locks, Looking Glasses, Looking T 1FE P i l l s an d P h o e n ix B it ters, J L J nutut up G lass P lates, Cum p h ine, E th e r e a l Oil, N u ts, F r u it, Perfum e ry, <N:.c , &c. N o . 8) Seneca S treet. A . D. P L A T T . Proprietor. N- B. Good* sent from this depot to any part o f l h e village free of expense to. the purchuser, and w a rranted in_ every instance to give entire satisfaction. p u in elegant w rappers, jn s t received and forsale at the agency in Geneva, by July 2, 1350. GEO*. V. M O tVRY. P e a s e ’s Cough Candy) C 1 0 D L iver Oil C a n d y , Page's Cough Candy / and o th e r kinds (or sale bv H- F A R M K L E E , 24 Senecast.\ H o u se, on th e 26th inst., th e follow ing reso lutions concerning sidew a lks w e r e adopted, v i z : Resolved,— T h a i the T r u s tees be, and they are hereby directed to cause side w a lks to be m ade on the follow ing streets, and of th e m a terial hereinafter specified, v i z : — On south side of Bank Alley, from P u lteney stre e t to the w e s t line ol the Public S q u a ie, to be laid of plank tw o inches thick, not less than four feet w ide. Also on w e s t side of C linton stree t, running from N o r th stre e t to the new stre e t running from G e n e see s t , to W a ter st., called S tate st., of plank, four feet w ide, and th a t th e stre e t be graded. Also on th e south side of L e w is st., from G enesee st.. to M a in s t . , of tw o inch plank, four feet w ide. A lso on th e th e east side of G e n e v a $ t . , o f plank, five feet w ide, from th e n o r th bounds of the lot belonging to th e estate of Im ley P r e s cott, to the co r n e r of T illm a n st. A lso a side-w a lk of brick, plank or stone, four feet w ide, on th e north side of C o lt street, from M ain to G e n e see streets. Also on th e w e s t side of W a ter street, from Seneca street to th e south end of W a ter stree t, of plank six feet w ide, laid on good and suffi cient tim b e rs. A lso on each side of P u lteney stre e t , from H a m ilton to W a s h ington sts., a plank w a lk six feet w ide on th e east side, and four feet w ide on th e w e st. A lso to lay n sid e w a l k o f p lan k , brick or stone, lour feet w ide, on th e n o r t h side of J o h n st. to Rose street. A lso on th e east side of Rose st. A lso on th e south side of N o r th stre e t , to in tersect G enesee st. A lso h side w a lk o f plank, f«»ur feet w id e , on th e south side of N o r th stre e t, from W a ter st. to G e n e see st. A lso on th e east side of W a ter st., from E r i D e n s m o re’s corner to M rs. T ilh n a n ’sc o r n e r , «>n C a stle st*. to be laid w ith plank, brick or flagg- ng eight feet w ide. Also th e kide walk from- J. R. Jo h n s to n 's Mill to th e Post Office, be req u ired to be m ade uniform grade. ADo a w a lk six feet w ide, to be of brick flagging or plank, on the w e s t side of Genesee st., betweun Lewis and Jackson streets. A lso for relaying and grading the side walk from the coiner of S e n jca and W a ter streets, to th e Rail Road, on the W e s t side of W a ter st. T h e said side w alk shall be laid w ith stone, and to be fifteen feet wide. N o tice is therefore hereby given, that the o w n e i s a n d occupants of lots on such streets are required to construct side w alks in front of th e ir respective l«ts, in the m a n n e r and form , and of such m a terials as are in said resolutions specified; the said w a lks to be constructed under the superintendence and direction of the S treet C o m m issioner, and to be com p leted on or before the first day ol A u g u s t next. By order of th\ Board. S. N. A N T H O N Y , Clerk. G e n e v a , A p ril 2S, 1651. 62 tho uso of Dr. R o b e rt*’ Com pound S a r s aparilla Pill* is proof abundant and conclusive th a t they are truly Nature's own Remedies , and that they will cure all curable diseases, quicker and moro pleasantly than any other medicine ever know n . T h e Pills are principally an alterative medicine, (their basis being the solid extractofS o rsaparillo, prepared in a su p e r io r m a n n e r), hut sufficiently cathartic to gently assist nature, without puiging unnecessarily, which m a k e them peculiarly a d a p t ed to weak and enfeebled persons, invigorating and strengthening the body, purifying the s)stem , producing new rich blood and a heul.hy action of the stom ach and liver. They are .acknowledged by our ablest physici. an* to he not only unexceptionable, hut efficacious in the highest degree, nnd as a general Family Medicine unequalled . T h e Compounded S a rsaparilla Pills are used for the perm a n e n t cure of those diseases which a rise from an im p u re state of the blood, and m o r bid secretions of the liver and stom ach, viz.., e r y sipelas, scrofula or king's evil, ulcers, scufU head, obstinate cutaneous eruptions, blotches, boils, pim p les, sore, weak or inflamed eyes,glandular sw e llings,rheum a iicnffections, pains in the bones and joints, dropsy, dyspepsia, asthm a, diarrhoea nnd dysentery, coug lis. colds, consumption when caused by capillary obstructions of the lung* in persons of scrofulous constitutions, inflammation of the lungs, iufliinnza, indigestion, headache, jaundice, fever and ague, chill fever* ond fevers in general, general and nervous debility, and dis eases arising from an injudicious uso of mercurv, and whenever medicine ia required to invigorate and purify the system. They arc a purely vegetable com p o u n d ,and may be used by person* of all ages. They are pleisnnt to tho palate, and produce no nausea, uneasiness or griping in their operation. H u n d . red* of ccrliiicntcs could be given of those who have used them with great benefit. Purchasers will he particular to nsk for Dr. Roberts' Com pound S a rsaparilla Pill*,’’ and ob- servo that, the green w rapper on each box has a fac simile of the signature o f Jos. Roberts, M . D .,an d C. P. Fay, uml to purchase none others. Application* for agencies and letters on the subject of the medicine m u st be addressed, post paid, to C. P . FA Y , O w o e o .T ioga County, N. Y . For Sale by H, P A R M E L E E , sole jgent for Geneva, N. Y. 53m6 CONTINUES TO ttE CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY D R„ Judd's M e d icated L iq u id C u ticle ^ R E C O M M E N D E D hy D o ct. M o tt, nnd other m em b ers of the M edical Profession, a* an invaluable article, and vastly superior every way to Collodcan ; it being prepared for the sam e pur. poses. J u s t received, and for sale nt the City Drug Stor*, by G. P- M O W R Y . G e n e v a , M a y 21, 1850. W e t F e e t an d L a k e W inds. ji^ L M O S T every peison w e m e e t has a bad C o ld, and all appear to understand thecase b u t few com p a ratively are acquainted w ith the p r o p e r rem e d y . W h e n you feel th e sym p tom s o f a bad cold, no tim e should be lost in p r o c u r ing a package o f J . M. P agc ' s C ough C andy , it only costs one shilling and if taken in tim e w ill in all cases p r e v e n t t h a t m o s t dreaded, and com m o n disease Consumption . F o r sale at No- 7 Seneca St. Cheeseman’s Arabian Balsam. For the cure o f P 1 /> E S, Rheumatism , Sprains. Rums, Scalds, Wounds, Numb limbs , Perished limbs , <fc. <fc. y j H I T S valuable m e d icine has stood th e test n T A K E NOTICE. i h e W A T E R S T . C H E A P C A S H H O N E Y P A S T E ) an excellent remedy for chapped hands, tor sale by . H. P A R M E L E E , 24 Seneca st. V A R I E T Y S T O R E , nowly opened w illhe found C H K A P D r y GoodS) B r o a d c loth s , C a ssi- mereS) S a tin e ts. &c. G R O C E U l E S v t «,H k inds; Nails by iho keg or pound; C u tlery, Crockery and G lass W a r e ; W o o d en W a re; C rocks; Flower P o ts; and many othcrnrticles too num c iousto m e n tion. Also, P A I N T S A N D O I L S , of all kinds, nnd at vorv low price* for c a s h . D R U G S & M E D I C I N E S . D Y E S T U F F S a few doors south of my old stand in a 3 story brick building. B R IC K and S A N D , forbuilding nnd paving constantly on hand,and fer sale as above, J a n . 1, 1851. V R O M A N B E C K E R . NOTICE. S IL S B E B U L K L K Y & B E N N E T T have ad- de ded to th e ir M usical d e p a r tm e n t a tine stock of M E L O B H O N S , M a n u facture of P R IN C E & CO. A ttention is requested to the superior quality of t h e s e instrum e n ts. Geneva, M arch 4, 1851. T h e Stones o f V e n ice) ^ ^ Y John Ruskin, author of M o dern Painters, Seven Lam p s of Arclutvciuro, &c., 1 v«>l., $3,50 1,00 1 50 bv Dr. $0,75 l>y the $ 1,00 Mayo author of K tloolah, T h e Rangers, or the Tory's D aughter, author of Green M onelnin Bovs, A W inter in M a d e ria mid a sum m e r in Flor- ecce, $1,00 Conquest of Florida, by Then, li vlng, 1,25 Hurvygraphs, by by N. P. Willi*, entin-lv new $1.25 0,38 0,25 0,50 Sund. FISKS PATENT METAL1C B U R IA L C A S E S , A cargo of ice, the first ever imported to Limerick, arrived in the Shannon, lately from Sweden; A IR-TIGHT and Indestructible, for protect itiff au d preserving the D ead, for ordinary Iniet m e a t, for Vault*, for Transportation, or for any other desirable purpose. F o r sale at the Coffin W are-Room of A. H. B A R B E R , May 27, 1851. 65if M a in.st., Geneva. . Thiers, the French statesman, is said to be about making another turn, and coming out as a socialist. Mrs. Gore Langton, lately deceased in London, has left her lady’s maid the interest for life of d£10,000. Teas! Teas! Teas! T H E subscriber has just received a large and choice lot of Fresh Teas which he selected with more than usual care, and which lie feels confident will please any that m iy feel disposed to purchase tl.em, both as respect* quality and price. (M a y 1.) A. D. P L A T T . The M other-in law, by Mv*. Soulhwortb, The W ife's Sister, hy Mrs. Hublmt'k, Sequel to conauelo. pap^i, 1851, nr the Adventures of Mr. & Mr*. bery's, their son and D iu^htcr who wont to the G r e a t Exhibition. $0.25 A largo assortm ent of Cheap Publican-ins, M agazines. N o te Paper*. &c. noustnntly on h ind. D E R B Y , O R T O N * Co. Genova, May 14,1851. C A N D L E S .— S p e rm , L ird , and Tallow C a n dles, may be had at w h o lesale or retail at Mnv i A. n PLA T T ’S. IJ 1 E A S , SU G A RS, C O F F E E S , and the usual mg variety of other kinds of Groceries, inciud- No. 1 M ackerel and a superior article of Codfish, for sale by G. P. M O W R Y , June 3,1851. 1851. T H E STEAM B OAT, In connection with N . Y . and Erie Railroad, Leaves G eneva at ♦* ♦« K Jefferson, returning, e< M 4.00 A . M. 2.00 P . M. .8.00 A . M . 0.00 P. M. Making the landings only on ihe morning pas sogedow n , and the afternoon passage up. Postage llnough in 2 hours 15 minutes. P. S. P a rties of Pleasure going up th e Lake and returning th e sam e trip , will be charged only half F a r e . Faro from Buffalo to New York $0 70 Fine from Rochester to New \ ork 7 5f Fare from Geneva to N ew York G 00 do. do. SecondC lass.4 50 KT^A Second Class C a r is attached to eacl T rain. • The New York nnd Erie Railroad Co. ore pre« pryed to take F R E I G H T from G enevaund Jeffer} son with enre and dispatch. J . P R I C E . A ? c n t , Office at. tho N . Y . &• E. R. R. Si o re House Geneva. , Geneva, Jan. 22, 1851. O H1U Fire-Proof Paint. Agency\; uLo. New York Fire-P roof Paint, for sale to denier# B lan k B o o k s. S M I T H is manufacturing BlulikB^oks nnd is prepared lo sell nt a* low prices ! as any other establishment in.the S u ite, of the sam equality, at No. 31, Seneca street. Geneva, Jan. 1 1RAL W H v V enn aud painters by the tou or bbl. at low rate* hy May l. A. D. PLATT. GENEVA CARPET STOIU ffflH E subscribers have* fitted up and filled the -L room over their store with an extended and 500 G A L L O N S Pure Linsn<*d Oil forsale by [ M a y l . ] A. D. P L A T T . C O D A C r a c k e r s . (Now York m ake) for sale l»v A. D. P L A T T . L (JOKING Glass Plates at May I. A- D, P l a t t ' s . B U R R A L L S P A T E N T S h e l l - w h e e l P l o w s — N o . 3 , $ 6 , 0 0 a n d N o . 5 ,$ 6 ,5 0 . J . R. J O H N S T O N . tim e , and w h ile o th e r rem e d ies have failed, and been laid aside, as useless, and w o rse than useless, this Balsam has continued to increase in popularity until thousands of bottles are now sold annually, for the co r e ot th e above com plaints. A n d it has in every instance effected an en tire cure, w h e r e it has been faithfully ap plied. F o r Piles it is in all cases w a rranted to effect a cu r e , w h e re th e p a tien t will follow the special directions given in such cases,o r the price paid for it refunded on p r o o f being given that six bottles have been used and no benefit received. Prepared only by E C H E E S E M A N , at Rich fi^ld Springs, Otsego co., N. Y. And for sale wholesale and retail, by A. D. P L A T T , w h o le sale disti ibuting agent for Geneva and vicinityf olso on sale by G. P. M O W R Y , and by m e r c h ants and country druggists generally. 17c45m3 Relief in Ten Minutes, Cure in a Few Day?, insured by T lie G reat F o r e ign R e m e d y . BOUNTY L A N D S . J J Y a r e c e n t A c t ot Congress, th e surviving G e n e v a , A p r i l 2 7 , 1 8 4 8 . 52 W H . S M I T H i* agent for E d d y ’s • P r in t in g I n k S ) and has a supply <m hand. Com m o n P r i m i n g n t 25 cts., extra, soldiers of the w a r of 1812, or th o s e w h o did service in anv ol the Indian War.® since 1790, or in case of the death of such soldiers, th e ir w idow s or m iner ch ild r e n ; also, com m issioned officers, engaged in the m ilitary service of the U n ited States in the late w ar w ith M exico, are entitled to public lands. T h e am o u n t d e t e r m ined by the tim e of service. All persons having claims can have them in vestigated im m e d iately, by calling on uu, our arrangem e n ts at W a shington, being such as to insure im m e d iate and p r o m p t attention. G. M , M U N D Y , S I L A S W A L K E R . Oct. 23, 1850 34 30 cts , and Book at 40 cts. the pound. G e n e v a , J a n . 1, 1851. . _ D o c t. M a r c h isi’s C E L E B R A T E D and highly approved C o tho. lico.n, for the relief und euro o f suffering F e m a les, for sale a t the City Drug Store, by G E O . l \ M O W R Y . N. B .— Call and get a pam p h let, gratia. G eneva, A p ril 1, 1851. C h inese T o o tU -A c lie B a lls IL L cure th e m o s t inveterate tooth ache S a r s a p a r illa . f J l O W N S E N D ’S, Guy s o u ’s, Palmer**, Kel ly*s, W ebster's, and other preparations of Sarsa parilla,for sale bv H . P A R M E L E E . P A R M E L E E A g e n t lo r th e sale of the Grnefenberg C o m p a n y 's celebrated M e d i cines. 24 Seneca s treet. H. P E D L A R S £ 1 A N B E S U P P L I E D W I T H H A L L & E L T O N 'S goods, at N e w Y o r k prices by JO H N H . T I L L M A N . PLATFO RM SCALES. A N A S S O R T M E N T O F D U R Y E E , F O R - SC S C Y T H & C o ., Scales, w a r r a n ted equal to any in the w o rld, and ten p e r cen t cheaper, for fl le by JO H N H . T I L L M A N . in one or tw o m inutes. T h e cu r e effect ed on th e spot if desired. O n e ball will last for years, w h ich m a k e s them th e cheapest, as well as th e m o s t speedy and effectual rem e d y know n . Price 25 cents each Sold only at th e C ity D rug Store, by G E O - P. M O W R Y . G e n e v a , A n g . F, 1S50. A History of the Purchase and Settle ment of W E S T E R N N E W YORK) ^ N D of the rise and ptogress and present state of the P r e s b y terian C liurch in that section, hy Rev. Jam es H. Hotchktn. A D o , F i t c h ’s C h irography) designee for learners in G e o g raphy, being plates preparec for d elineating m a p s o f the world and countriec forming the principal subdivisions, j u s t recetvec by W . H . S M I T H , opposite H . H . & G . C. Seolye's, Seneca *t. R a i l R o a d N u r sery. r j l H E subscriber would rem ind bis friends fN a r p e t T a c k s, x_V j u s t received at S o m e th in g N e w . w ith leathered heads, T I L L M A N 'S . that the tim e for transplanting T rees has nearly arrived, and th a t he is now prepared to supply them with the best varieties of Fruit Trees to bo band in the county, also with Grapes. Raspberries. Quinces, & c ., &c.— O m a . mental T r e e s , and Shrubbery of various kinds. His T r e e s a r e o f good size and age for tran s planting, and of strong and healthy grow th. All warranted genuine, and at reduced prices. E. W . B U R R A L L , G e n e v a , lltb Sept, 1850. DR. LOCOCK S P U L M O N I C W A F E R S ) F OR the Cure of Cold*, Cough*, A sthm a . Bronchitis, Pulm o n ary Consumpltun. and all affections of the Brrotli and Lungs. Mtmu factored by E. T A Y L O R , Rochester, N. Y., tho only true and genuine propth-lot and manu facturer on the Continent uf A m e rica, l-y assign, meni nf right from J a m e s J o h n s t o n , Im p o r t a n t to C lergym e n . • From the Kev. Owen Thnnins, Holyhead.] D ear Sir— Dr. Locock's W a fers do a g reat deal of good to my voice. I got a bad cold from n dam p bed about thirty-five years ago, ond my voice was very bad ever since, giving great pain to me when preaching or singing— and 1 am very fond of singing. I u*ed many different medicines and some of them did me good for a little tiinej; but Dr. Locock's is the best of all— it clears my voice and stops tlie coughing instantly. I have never found anything to com p a re with it. 1 have been 33 years a W esleyan minister, and all the W esleyan M ethodists in tho principality know me; 20 years of which I spent at H olyhead: and I am personally known to ull the first men ofthat body, many of whom have admired the ef fects of the W a fers in clearing the voice and stop- ping the cough— they never get such medicine be fore. My wife, ever since Christm as, has been very well after taking two boxes. I am a witness of their power to stop a frightful fit of coughing in an instant. 1, n* a W esleyan preacher, call on all preach ers and singers of every denomination to take these'W a fers for improving the voice and curing coughs. You may publish my testimonial for tho excel, lent W a ters if you wish. 1 am truly yours, O W E N T H O M A S . Im p o r t a n t C a u tion , I do hereby caution the public against buying or using a spurious nnd worthless medicine m an. ufuctured by Jam e s Bryan, Rochester, N .Y ., call ed Bryan's Pulm o n ic W afers, »s they are a spu rious imitation of the genuine Dr. Locock's Pul monic W aters, and a humbug upon the commu nity. F o r sale by . S I M P S O N & B R O N S O N . G e n e v a , April 29 1851. 61 NO 3 , N O R TO N STREET, ALBANY. N Y C O O K E , after an ansence of nearly si* months in Europe, has the honour of an nouncing his teturn to H e a d Quarters, During his travels on th e Continent— where a Massifs Gold M e d a l was last year presented to him, ex pressive of hi* superior skill ond judgment, aid of scientific im p rovem ents in the PRACTICE O F M E D I C I N E — he has been successfully con sulted by the M edical Faculties of Paris, Lon. don, and m o st of the Provincial Hospiialsihrotich. out the United Kingdom of G reat Britain. The unfortunate and others, who have been tecewly d isap p o in ted at. not having hod his personal con sultation, are now respectfully informed that they can continue to receive that consistent mode of treatm e n t which hds secured Dr. Cooke on uni. versal reputation for celebrity few physicians esi - enjoy. T h e most inveterate complnints— where all other rem edies l ave failed, yield to his modeol treatm e n t— w h ether syphilis, strictures, seminal weakness, gravel, impotency,aflectionsof the uri nary organs in both sexes, or any other maladies, in curing which Dr. Cooke is universally success, ful. Strangers nnd travellers from all parts of the world— many from the Continent of Europe—con. suit him in difficult coses, ond there is no port of tlie United States where persons do not reside whom he has cured, and the M edical nnd Surgical Journalists recommend that “ a s il is always im portant to obtain the services of nn experienced physician,” tho unfortunate should coll on lie celebrated Dr. Cooke, of Albany. N. Y. “AH Professors of the Art nnd Science nfMedicInei unite in prom unciug the ►kill and talents uf Ur. Cooke.of Albany, N. \ t n relation to his peculiar mode of UMt- mem in all cases of Syphilis—first In order, for all coni' plaints caused either hy a ilisordent state of the blooil, or any deiang'-ment of the functions of tlie Generate Oigam. During the many visits of this Eminent Physical), bmhil British and Foreign Hospitals, he has been s« unlit by medical men ot rank and influence, who have on a I oc casion* uvalieil themselves of 111* enlightened InlmduHo- rles in heliali ol their own \ rivate practice, as well aa lor tlie aid oflhe Fncu’ty, ondnther officers preriding over General Hnspint s in Europe, who tmw advocate not ther remedies, Ilian those guggoted through his daily pronirn tides, fur the benefit of the public at large .**—Lundn Lancet. Dr. C ooke having devoted, fifty years to the study and treutm v n t uf the above disorder-*,he In# had opportunities, which occur to few, of seeio'i ut the H o spital* in Franco and England, everf stage ami sym p tom jf these direful malmiie*, in their most appalling form s; and it is only a reoson. able inference, us he is known to he the only phy siciun in this country who can permanently row all cases of “ Constitutional Debility,” to coniitkf him the safest person to whom the unfoiltmatem apply for relief. Nor is il oilficult to be under, stood how be should have such great successacd reputation, for the whole secret lies in this: ihm nre tho only diseases he has attended toijlfcii lifetim e ; his w h o le studies have been directed to them ; and his practice is so large that there is oo variety of them he lias not seen. Besides whicli D r. Cooke has had ti regular medical edu cation, and has studied, in the most liberal seats of learning in different purls of Europe, lint#* who prefer to consult him by letter, will describe their svinptcm*. the length of lime they liavebw afflicted, tlietr habits, age, and whether single or m arried; and also, if single, whether they cos tem p late the m arriage state. Vaticnls in tliv remotest parts of the Union,enn be successfully treated through the Post Office, by addressing Dr. C ooke , (post paid.) enduring* reasonable fee, suiting ease, mode of living,mdi- nary occupation, £t<*. Medinin.e sent to any pert of the Union according to directions, safely packt-d und carefully seem e d from nil observation. M edical attendance can be had duv nnd flight, by ringing the hell at the outside door of the ILf pitnl, which is open at all hours. O O O F F I C E O P E N ON SU N D A Y S , thron-h out the year. N o boy=, C lfiks, <>r students allowed ft this establishment. 0 ^ Patterns always sec Dr. Cooke alone,. whom they are consulted nnd prescribed for. No connect ion with any oihnr office. 0GP Communications with Pl.ysieiarib as here tofore. Dr. C O O K E attends personally to his pntienti. Close observation nnd fifty year* expcrietitt enables me to effect the recovery of my puiiemt with hut little com p a rative trouble and cnrrw ponding difficulty. T h e controlling power over disease, which my advice in all such cases possr.u is based upon the fact that I take an into resile the welfare and sympathise w ith tlie immrdieli necessities nf ihe unfjr unare. Those wbopre • tuv calling on mo will experience no disappoint incut and may cm>»nlt mv nuinion without tesvrvf. 3-lyl G E O R G E C O O K E , M. D. LL. D. Remember No. 3 Norton S t . , Albany M Y. L A R G E BOXES. P A C E ’S C L I M A X SA I.V B . - I H s mm *t kumvJiMlgoii transcend* in efficacy every sloiilor mf civ, and i* f;u-i superceding all oilier ttalvts oroli tneHi wi ere iirtroilnceil. In curliiff S C R O F U L A S O R E S . It lias nnpatollel: it fur ing perfectly exiei minuh U this liorr.ble yet cnmnioti d'l ease, niter every other remedy, such os ponaceaMeru pnrllla*. etc , hod he n used In vain. F E V E R * O R K S , o l twenty yearsstandiPg, tar been cured by it. Over S v l . T R 1 I E U J I it exerts an almost unllmild power. The must inveterate cases, and such as h«t ben pronounced ns hopeless, hove immediately diestippesrr/ before its resisilcsh potency. E R Y S I P E L A S vanishes from the system, en if pying this admirable salve. Its tffieiicy In curing R U R N # of every degree o f Intensity, ie ndmlitdd « oil hands, nnd il It-confidently placed in tlie lore front fl all remedies for the hourly occurring accidentsoliliH kilnJ. For curing Piles, Scolds, Broken Ureasts, Cuts Druses. Sore Nipples, etc., it stands u illioin a rival iu lb* vast catalogue o r similar articles. The boxes arc T H It I C E A S L A R G E os any oihersalre iff arc sold a t only tw o shillings. 0 ^ For sale by Druggists generally, and by GEO. f MOWRY, wholesale agent, No. 40. Seneca strcel.Cuvi* S U P E R I O R W A S H IN G FLUID, A t 37 $ Cents per Gallon . F T E R a course of experiment*, the subred her ha* succeeded in compounding a Wed ing Fluid, which on triol will be pronounced I'd equalled by any s im ilar article now before tbep^' lie. Il has no color— will not injure the finrrl texture if used according to directions which id perfectly sim p le, and easily followed, ond win save a large portion of the labor required to w e ll. It com m u n icates no smell to the article* w a s h e d with it, os some of the Fluids do,slid costs not more for washing than or.e quartertbil the soap used would, for the sam e amount. Being confident of it# superiority, the article il w a rranted to perform all tliat is claimed foriM 1 the money refunded# Sold at three shillings p*t gallon, or ten cents p e r q u a r t ,a t the City Df»| Store by G E O . P . M OW REY. G e n e v a , A u g u st f>, 1850. A CUTLERY. L A R G E A N D N E W S U P P L Y by R a ilroad, very c h e a p , now arriving at JO H N H. T I L L M A N 'S . W in d o w Sash a n d B lin d s . T H E subscriber c o n tinues to keep a supply of Sash and Blind* at reasonable term s, at hi* old stand. South aide of Seneca-street. Also, P A I N T I N G . G L A Z I N G & P A P E R H A N G - IN G , Pure Belleville W h ite Lead, and all kinds of paints for sale. A ll orders prom p tly attended to. H e trusts to the generosiiy of the public for a liberal patronage. S A M U E L W I L S O N . G e n e v a . Ju n e 13. !84ff. 63 E x c e lsio r Soap. A N E W and su p e r io r article, called the ceU ior Soap, w h ich, for all the various purposes to w h ich soap is app'icable, is thought to be superior to nil o th e r s . F o r th e removal o f oil, p a in t, tar, in k , & c , it is excellent atftl w o rks equally w e ll in h a r d , soft, cold, w a rm , o r salt w a ter. T h e subscriber has just receiv ed a larg e su p p ly of Excesior Soap, w h ich he offers to dealers and others at about th e same AGENCY OF price as common soap May 1. A. f) PLATT. H o m e o p a th y ) P h a r m a c y . J M . P A G E N o . 17 S e n e c a S t., begs leave to • inform the profession and those friendly to th e system , th a t he keeps constantly on hand every article in th e H o m e o p a th y l i n e and is piepared to sell Books, M edicine. Cases, Globules, Alcohols, &c , A c ., as cheap as can be purchased in N e w Y o rk. Cases of M e d icine 25 i - m t a t h t m / i __ ^u„ki., i * ,, rem e d ies, w ith a book for fam ily use, $3,50. ] V ® T \ rN G “g,IOUt t h e .ent,re J ------------- ------------ L j L J ---------- 1 1 building costs so little , in proportion, as N O T IC E . l - o r r Farmers Attend! F L A X S E E D T O L E T ! H E subscriber has Flaxseed w h ich h e offers Cheap Building. T to F a rm e rs for sowing, and w ill pay T E N S H I L L I N G S P E R BUSH E L F O R T H E CRO P . N o charge will be made for the n*e of th e seed. G E O P. M O W R Y , A p ril 1, 1851. City D rug Store, Geneva. th e P i l l s for R a ts. f j p H K Book Accounts and N o tes belonging to C , A. S M I I'H, having been assigned to me for iho benefit of his creditors, must be paid with, out delay, or they will bo put into other hands of collection, eccurdii-g to law. T . D U N H A M ,\ A s s igee Geneva, O c t. !*•, 1850. Sash and Blinds, r YON'S Pills for the destruction of Rais nnd JD M T r a s h ’s M a g n e tic O i n t m e n t . fW T H E O e n u inearticle, forsale by J [ H . P A R M E L E E . Mr. C. Fox, the builder of the Crystal Palace, and Mr. Paxton, the designer, are to be entertained at a public dinner at Derby. Shaker H erbs all kinds— a new supply a t H . P A R M E - L E E 'S Drug and Chem ical Store. •i << j j ) A l N T S and Oils, all kinds, in any quantity May I. and at the lowest prices, at 44 A. D. PLAIT'S. Phillips’s fire annihilator is said to be a perfect extinguisher of fires, which coste liltla and accomplishes its object on the instant. E N G L ISH Zinc Paint, a pure article; also, China W hite Paint, ground and dry, on sole at wholesale and retail bv May 1. * A. D. PLATT. P U R E Cod Liver Oil in b o ttles or by meas u r e , a t _ ./A t DrPLATT’r.' superior assortm ent of C a rpeting, consisting of Tapestry aud Com m o n Brussel* Carpaiing. Im p erial Three Ply Common “ \ Double Super & com. Superfine & Fine Tw illed and Plane Venetian Cotton Ingrain “ . Also Plain and Plaid M atting, R u g g s, Fluor Oil Clothe, o f sufficient width to cut a pattern fur anv room without seam ; all which are selected from the best manufactories in the country, and will be sold on term s as favorable as they can be bought in our large cities. 1062 H . H , G, C , S E E L Y E , O R A N G E S and L e m o n s by the box by May 1. A. D. pr.A ATT, I 71IGS, Prunes, N u ts, Raisins, C u rrants, & c., .. for sale by [M ay l.] A D. P l a t t . G r e e ly’s N e w W o rk. H IN T S toxviml Reform s, in hecturee and A d dresses, hy H o race Greeley. F o r s»l® by June 12, 1850. D E R B Y : O R T O N & Go's. P h y s icia n s ’ P r e s c r ip tion s C A R E F U L L Y compounded at IL PA R M E - . L E E 'S D rug and Chem ical Store, 24 Seneca preet, * W INDOW PAPKRand Transparent Shades from tho manufacturer*, and will he sold C o m p e tition and im p rovem e n ts are thecause, no doubt. T h e subscriber, w h o has made a su p e r io r article for tw e n ty year* in this vicinity, still continues to lurnish and m ake to order the best and cheapest in this section of country, H e invites all concerned to investigate th e tru t h of th isstatem e n tb y calling and exam ining th e m a terial and w o rkm a n ship- His shop and store is on low e r end o f W a ter s treet A lso, Paints, O ils, P u tty, P a p e r H angings, fcc. 1040. E P. E A R L . ice ; also, M a g n e tic Powd**r for the des truction of all-kinds of inserts, which are w a r ranted free from poison. For sale at wholesale and retail by (M ay 1.) A. D. P L A T T . remarkably low, by June 3,1851. G. P. M O W R Y . t r a c t d e p o s i t o r y . \TV EW STY LES OK F L U ID L A M P S , G lass J . 1 Candlestick*, &<v, juft, rr -. ived a t the City Drug Store, by G. P. M O WHY. June 3,185 1 . J U S T E S T A B L I S H E D , at the Store of the T R I C O P H E R O T 8 •— B a rry's— al*o Phnlous' Invigi ubscriber, 31 Seneca street. T h e Geneva T r a c t Depository; embracing a full assortm ent of all the T racts and Bound volumes published by the Am. T ract Society. T h is selection embraces 284 vo|»., and more than 1000 T r a c t s , which foy sterling worth tire undoubtedly the richest col lection of reading in the English Language- Book* and Tracts sold at the sam e low prices B a k e r ’s B r o m a . A C O M B IN A T IO N o f th e Cocoa N u t w ith other ingredients, innocent,strengthening, and agreeable both to invalid* and persons tn health. F o r s a le by H. P A R M E L E E , 24 Seneca st. H E subscriber is agent for the sale of the T P a r is h P s a lm o d y ) a n d P a r is h H y m n s , and is prepared to furnish Churches with them , at the Publisher's prices. Churches wishing to introduce new Hym n books can get a copy for inspection, and also tan find the reeo. DR. S. S. PITCH'S CELEBRATED MEDICINES, 1\T S E D by him w ith such distinguished «uc- v y ce»s in th e c u r e of C o u g h s, ConsumptioDp C a tarrh , A s thm a , H e a r t Diseases, Dyspepaia. Piles, F e m a le C o m p laints, &.c. &c. A lso Dr. S. S. F i t c h ’s Abdominal Supportrrti S h o u ld e r B races, Inhaling T u b e s , and Lectures on C o n s u m p tion, and th e art of preserving Life and H e a lth to Old Age, &e & r. M r . A . D. P L A T T , Geneva, has been ap pointed A g e n t for th e sale of the above Goods* and w ill keep them constantly on hand at bil store, in Geneva. N. Y. D r. F itch 's G u ide Book to Invalids, and Directions for Prom o ting H e a lth, and Instruc tions to M o thers, in the M a n a g e m e n t of Child ren .'' m ay be had. gratuitously, by calling for it at the S tore as above. A n extrem e ly valuable Book. A O. A N D R E W S , Sole T ravelling Agent for th e S tate of N e w Y o rk. lylOOS W h o w i l l suffer F o r t h * s a k e o r s a v i n g O N E DO LLAR. DR. D . P. B R O W N 'S G R E A T AMERICAN R EM ED Y , FO R T H E .IP3& 1363 8 33 T H IS im p o r tant m e d icine, now p u t tin in D o llar portions, is th e roost effectual* re medy for this horrid disease ever introduced One D o llar’s w o rth has cured som e of the niosi difficult cases, it takes effect im m e d iately on th e d isease; and in a few days rem o v es alltracri C e rtificates of the highest respectabiW of it. m e n d a t i o n e o f t h e b e s t fnrthe above hooks G e n e v a , D e c . 1 0 ,1 8 5 0 . W. H. SMITH. m ay be found a t th e A g e n t's. T r y it.— It wflf i produce all it claim s. Read w h a t the pf*** \ says in an o th e r colum n . F o r sale by 58m 6 H. PARM ALE* orator, two very popular articles for promoting the growth and luxuriance ,,f the H a ir, ' 7 ^ , Q ity D e p o e ithtyrin N e w York\ fo r e a leb y Q. P. M O W R Y . | J W . H . S M I T H . June 3,18^1, j Bn i )850, Depot of Shaker Brooms. T H E subscriber is prepared to supply dealers with any quaatily-of S h a k e r Brooms, at the sam e price charged.by them at their Village or in ffow York. [ M n y l . |. A. D. P L A T T . Groceries* T H E subscriber has a full supply jes, w h ich he offers for sale at who »* and retail, a t reasonable prices. May 1. A 0. rb*1*' V / 1 ) ] C < 1 ( 0 s D W D D D< De an a 1 De Bo Bo au Mi 3« W A n if N IV 1 «ai Jo i’U < ?K A Vi B 1 poi W j on the < Bo* froi Or B pur 1 tau 1 W i J for Sn A tog* S tl *ale IS A
