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4 x- i, *• 5 v»- .v-y.-v>wv-,i_.~« . W S I L A S3 E) & book and job printers , AND PUBLISHERS OF TH E GENEVA COURIER J f o . 30, S E W E C J I S T R E E T . 8. C. CLEVELAND. * c- B. LOOK WIND m TOWN. M O S IO A X , T O I T I O H . LOTS FOR SA LE. T HE subscriber offers for sale many good Building Lots, and three Dwelling Houses, situated on Washington Pulteney, Madison and Court Inm) sirwfs, being a part of the Real Estate, including *h«- 0«chard of the late D a vm CooK, A profile nl the Lots may be seen by calling on bo subscriber. PEPSIN! THE TRUE D I G STIVE FLUID, OR Gastric Juice! A G R E A T D Y S P E P S IA CURE It. W H E E L E R ’S PATENT Railway Chain Horse P ower and Overshot Thresher & Separator. FIELD AND HARDEN SEEDS, LEGAL NOTICES. Mr. J. P . W IND WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE Organ, Piano F o r t e & Melodeon Twenty per cent mny be paid on delivery of a j IF) REP A RED front R e n n e t , oi r'htf fourth Sto- Odcd.and the balance secured by Bond and Mori-; XT mnch of the Ox. after directions of U a RON LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M.'D., N o 11, North Eighth • ago, payable in 4, 5 or 0 equal annual payments vith Internal annually, on the sums unpaid. 3m3!) C. A. COOK. Geneva, Nov. 25, 1850. Mr. J. p. W. can refer to a number of hi. pupils who are now engaged as teacher's and or ganists in this and the adjoining States. Thorough Bass, Modulation and Compositior taught practically in 20 lessons. TERMS $10 and $15. 40 Residence—fultney st., two doots North ol William st. J. P. VV. will have a large supply of Music for the Piano Forte, &.C., at the Ware-Room ol SlLSBK, B u LKLKV&B rn NETT. FOR SALE. FARM of I25,acre»9iiiiaicd gof sub- E GG POWDER—Considered a perfect stiintc for Eggs in Cakes, Batter Puddings, &c.; but not for Custard. This is an oriiclo wel worth trying, reducing the price of eggs to f cents per dozen, sold at the City Drug Store. b\ June 3, 1851. G. P. MOWRY 1851. mile cast of theoutlet ofSenvca Lake on the road runnir.g to Water loo, the former residence of John J. Van Riper. The farm is under n good state of '.nllivution, has one good dwelling house two tarns, and two good uppld orchoid* cither suf. icient for jno family, and other fruit in abun- lance. It is well furnished with living springs if good water and is sufficiently supplied with limber. A good view of Seneca Lake, and the village of Geneva can he seen from any part of ilie premises For further particulars enquire of the resident on the premises or at this office. 1047 Valuable Farm For Sale. T HE Firm on which I tww re side is one of the best and A M. A. M. I\ M. THE STEAMBOATS, In connection with N. Y. and Erie Ruihond, Leaves Geneva at 4.00 A. M. “ 1.30 P.M. And the Trans in connection with the same Arrive in New York at 3.06 o’clock, P. M. and at 10.14 '* Trains leave New York at 6.00 o’clock, and at 6,00 ** Boats in connection with the same Arrive in Geneva nt 10 50 o’clock, A. M. and at 8*30 11 V. M- Making the landings only on the morning pas eogc down, and the afternoon passage up. Fate from Buffalo to New York $7 80 Fare from Rochester to New York 6 3( Fare from Geneva to New York 5 00 03* A Second Class Car is attached to cacl Train. P. S. Parties of Pleasure going up the Lake and returning the same trip, will be charged only half Fare. The New York and F.rie Railroad Co. arc pro pared to take FREIGHT from Geneva and Jeffer Son with care and dispatch. J. PRICE, Agent, 90» Office at the N. Y. & E. It. it.Store House. Geneva. Geneva, Jan. 22, 1851. pleasantest, and situate in the coun ty of Seneca, on the Waterloo turn pike road, one mile east of Geneva. It contains 124 acres of good land, 17 acres of which is well limbered; and hns on it a large convenient Brick House. 3 large Barns, and Orchard of the best grafted fruit. Also a large Frame Dwelling House and Lot, situate in Water st., Geneva, nearly opposite the Roman Catholic Church; all of which will bo sold on accommodating terms. For further pa.ticulurs apply to the subscriber, on the Farm, EDWARD RUSSELL. Jnn.1851: 1048 TO LET. Fine Dwelling House. Enquire at No C Seneca st., Store of C. L. MORRIS. Land for Sale. FJV HE subscriber offers for sale, or New Era for the “ Best Youth’s Magazine.” 00- Great reduction of Postage.-SO in exchange for land in this vici nity, the following described tract of land, to wit: Lot No. 8, in Pine Grove township, Warren county, Pa., containing 425 acres of land, about 60 acres of which is im proved; and « good log-bouse and froroe-bnm erected thereon. It will be sold together, or in lots to suit purchasers. Enquire of K idder & B radford , or of JOHN SMITH, Geneva. April 30, *51. ^Pultney st. FOR SALE. Woodworth's Voutlis* Cabinet, gT5LI. under the editorial charge of F rancis C. W ood woith , and filled with the choicest gems for the young, commences a new series with the Issue for July, 11*51. Tills number Is now ready. Now is the lime to subscribe. The great reduction hi postage goes into effect on the 1st day of July. From and ofiur Umt day, the posing-- on a single number of the Cabinet, (,»ai»l quarterly in ml vonco,) will be, for any dis n cu not over 500 miles, 1 cent; over 5t)0, ami not over 15U0. 2 cents—ft being a re duction to all subscribers within 500 miles, from 42 cents to 12 Cents per annum ; to all subscribers In the Union, a reduction of almost one half from the old rates. The publisher anticicipates, ns the result of this liberal reduc tion, a large and Immediate addiction to hissu ecriptlon list from every part of the country, ns the tormer high iales of postage have deterred many from receiving the work by mall. Woodworth’s Youths’ Cabinet, In its reading matter, in the number, variety, uivl beauty of its Illustrations, and In Its general costume, now stands at the head of all monthly implications for the young. 11 It is unqualifiedly the best youth’s magazine Vi America.\-- lira ttle b u r y D e m o c r a t. *• It is a model for nil works of its class. We cannot too highly commend ItJV. V .T r i b u n e ‘“ It gives us pleasure to recommend it to our southern friends.”— H a lt. W e s t. C o n tinent u ticst magazine for youth we have ever seen.’’— C h r ist. A d v . S’ - J o u r . “ It is a little world within itself.\—JY. Y . Independent. “ Hot publi cation of its class that lam acquainted with.*’—Vico D r . A d a m s . Each number contains 32 pages, and some 8 or 10 beau tiful engravings. The rending matter Is just such as is best adapted to amuse, entertain, and instruct the young mind. OCT Please send on your orders at once. Specimen Nos. may be seen at the office of this paper, or they will he for warded, gratis, on application (postpaid) to the publisher. Subscribers may send money by mail, at the publisher’s risk. Terms, (invariably iu advance,) $1 a year; 4 copies, $3; 7 copies, 85. Clergymen, postmasters, editors, and school teachers, who will form clubs of four or more, and who will for ward the money, shall be allowed an additional copy for their trouble; or they arcauthorizcd to retain 25 percent, on nil dcw subscriptions, where the full price, §1, is paid. Bound volumes, (of which there are now 5) $1.25 each; the whole set, $5.51). P o s tage Free/—Subscribers at a distnnee/who w II remit the full price (81.25 each) shall receive the volumes postage free. Those volumes contain nearly 500 pages each AGENTS WANTED. The publisher wishes to employ several gent'emen, hi different parts of the Union—North, South, East, and West—to act as agents for the work. Their business will be to travel and obtain subscribers. There is no periodi cal, of whatever character, which commands so ready and so general favor ns Woodworth’s Youth’s Cabinet.— Those who <ltvote their time wholly or mainly tu the in tervals of tills publication, will receive a compensation which cannot fail to be satisfactory Persons desiring an angcncy, will please address the publisher (postpaid) with responsible testimonials as to character and ability. No time should be lod, ns now is the time to subscribe Every particular respecting the agency, will be immediately ‘forwarded on application.— Specimens of the work sent gratis. J). A. WOODWORTH, Publisher, 72w6 j 18 Nassau st., New York. GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, fronting on Geneva sU, the lot extending back to Gene see st. About 50 fruit trees, of many choice varieties, and in a thrifty con dition, are on the place. Enquire of Dr. D. O. C uane . 61 Geneva, April 30, 1851 Building Lots for Sale. The subscriber offers for sale 100 Building Lots, on tho Wadsworth tract, in the north part of the village near tho Railroad Depot., The title to these Lots is indisputable ; and they will be sold on liberal terms of payment. Also for Sale; Thirty-Two acres of good farmings land lying en the west side of the roud leading to the glass factory, in pasture lots of about 5 acres each. WM. YOUNG, Geneva, May 13, 1851. 63tf NOTICE To the Dry Goods Merchants of Central &, Western New York. L O. W ILSON & CO IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS ) N o 12 C o r tla n d street* ( o p p o s ite the N a t i o n a l a n d W e s te r n H o te ls) a n d e x t e n d i n g th r o u g h to N o . 13 D e y street, NEW YORK, JNVITE the attention of the Merchants of WHITE SEEING MILLS. Central and Western New York, to one ol the most extensive stocks of French, English, German, Belgian and American Dry Goeds to be found in New York city, of their own Im portation, and direct from Manufacturers and. their agents, at the v e r y low e st m a r k e t p r ic e . Our stock will be kept full at allseasons of the year, and will include a full assortment of Hosiery and Gloves., Dress Goods of the choicest designs in market, WHITE GOODS, Cloths, CassimereS) Vestings, MERRIMACK AND COCHECO PRINTS Manchester DeLaines, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c„ &c. * We have also the Agency of the celebrated Hoyle’s Royal Patent SWANSDOWN SEWING COTTON, the best article in use. We invite the attention of the closest buy ers for Cush. 6 months, and short credit. March, lb5l. 65yl rTIHE subscriber would respect!' lly jSff J- inform his friends and patrons, of Geneva, that he will furnish them a constant supply of FL O U R , Meal, Feed, and other M ill Stuff, From the WHITE SPRING MILLS, which will be delivered, duly, in the lorenoon of each day, free of charge. All orders for Flour, &c. left at the store of C. L. MORRIS, No. 6, Seneca st., will be piomptly attended to. The subscriber takes the liberty to assure his friends and patrons that no pains will be spared to furnish them, at all times, a superior article ol Flour. He flatters himself that his thorough experience in the flouring business, and the well known character of the White Spring Mill Flour, will entitle him to a liberal share of patronage. R. II. MORRIS. N. B. Terms, Cash on delivery, in all cases, except previously arranged. The subscriber has also 500 Cords O f Good Seasoned Wood for sole, delivered at any time when sold. Orders may be left at 58 C. L. MORRIS1. 3 ,0 0 0 VOLUNTEERS WANTED ) TO SER VE TH EM S ELVES ITH the new styles of Spring and Sum mer Drv Goods to be found at W heat ’ s e Cheap Cash Store, No. 6 Seneca Street. GENEVA DAGUERRE AN GALLERY, D i r e c t l y o p p o s ite th e E m p i r e C i t y S t o r e , on S e n e c a s t , a feto do o r s w e s t o f the F r a n k l i n H o u s e . M R. SINSIBAUGH, the proprietor of the above establishment, announces to his friends, and the public generally, that he has pre pared himself for taking Pictures of all sizes : and families wishing themselves all on one large Plate, can be accommodated. He is now receiving his spring and summer stock, of the newest styles, and latest improve ments. Will supply Operators m a small ad. vance from cost. Quick sales and small profit is his motto. All orders punctually tilled. Good well packed and sent to any pattof tho country He keeps constantly on hand German and A merican Cameras, ai d other apparatus necessary for a daguerrean outfit; Chemicals of all kinds ; Plates, Frames of the new styles. Gold &Pla« ted Lockets sold with the pictures in clasps, as cheap as can be bought elsewhere without. Families waited on iu the village and vicinity at moderate prices. Pictures (taken in A ll kinds of Weather, at prices ranging fr otn one dollar to twentv.fivo dollars- INSTRUCTIONS given in the art. The undersigned has just received a large and beautiful assortment of Fancy and Domes tic Dry Goods, including Millinery Goods, Bonnets, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, Yankee Notions, Silks, Satins, Bareges, Barege De Laines, Lawns, Muslins, &c„ &c. Also, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Summer Stuffs, &c, And for the particular accommo dation and benefit of his customers, they will find in the North-East corner of his store one of the choicest, nicest, (and last, though not least,) cheapest stocks of GROCERIES to be found in this place. In order that all may have a sup of his high flavored T E A S , and their seasonings, the quantity to each must be limited. Thankful for the past, he will express that gratitude to his friends and customers by serv ing them with Dry Goods and Groceries cheap- er than ever. CORYDON WHEAT. Geneva. April 29, 1851. 61 P. S, To spare the fe e l i n g s of his neighbors prices will not be quoted. street, Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for In d i g e s tion) D y s p e p s ia , J a u n d i c e , L i v e r C o m p la in t, l C o n s 'ip t/tio n y a n d D e b ility , Curing after Nature's own method, by Nature’s own agent, the Gastric < duice. | (Ef* Half a teispoonful of this Fluid, infused in water, will digest or dissolve, F ive P o u n d s o f R o a s t B e e f in about two h o u r s , out of the stomach# Digestion, Digestion is chiefly performed in the stomach by the aid of a fluid which freely exudes from the inner coat of that organ, when in n state of health, called the Gastric Juice. This fluid is the Great Solvent of tho Food, the. Vurifvifig, Preserving, and Stimulating Agent of the st omach and intes tine-*. Without it there will be no digestion,—no conversion of food into blood, and nonuirition. of the body ; but rather a foul, torpid, painful, and destructive condition of the whole digestive op. para-us- A weak, half dead, or injured sumach produces no good Gaelic Juice, and hence tho disease, distress and debility which ensue. Pepsin and Rennet. Pepsin is the chief c.cmeiit. or great Digesting Principle of the Gustic Juice. It ii» found ingreat abundance in the solid pans of the human stomach after death, and sometimes enusosihe stomach to digest itself, or cat itself up. It is also found in tbe stomach of animals, as the ox, calf. &c. It is the material used by fnrmetsin making cheese, called Rennet, the effect of which hus long been the special wonder of the dairy. The curding of milk is the first process of digestion. Rennet pos sesses astonishing power. The stomach of a calf will curdle nearly one thousand times its own weight of milk. Baron Liebig states that “ One part of the Pepsin dissolved in sixty thousand parts of water, will digest meat and other food.” Deseuscd stomachs produce no good Gastric Juice, Rennet or Pepsin. To show that this want may be perfectly supplied, we quote the following Scientific Evidence: BARON LIEBIG, in his celebrated woik on Animal Chemistry, says; ‘‘An Artificial Diges tive Fluid analogous to the Gastic Juice, may be readily prepared from tho mucous membrancc of the stomach of the Calf, in which various articles of food, as meat and eggs, willbe softened, chang ed, and digested, just in the same manner as they would in the human stomach.” DR. PEREIRA, in his famous treatise on “ Food and Diet,” publised by Fowler andWeils, New York, page 35, states the some great fact, and describes tho method of preparation. There aye tew higher authorities than Dr. Pereira. DR. COMBE, in his writings on the “ Physiolo gy of Digestion,” obseives that “ a diminution of the due quantity of the Gastic Juice is a promi nent and all.prevailing cause of Dyspepsia,” and he stales that ‘‘a distinguished professor of medi cine in London, who was severely nfllicted with this complaint, finding every thing else to fail, had recourse to the Gastic Juice, obtained from the stomach of living animals, which proved com. pletely successful.” DR. GRAHAM, author of the famous works on “ Vegetable Dipt,” says : “ it is a remarkable fact in physiology, that the stomachs of animals, macerated in water, impart to the fluid the pro perty of dissolving various articles of food, and of effecting a kind of artificial digestion of them in no wise different from tho natural digestive process,” • DR. SIMON’S great work, the “ Chemistry of Man,” (Lea & Blanchard, Phila. 1846, pp. 321- 2) says ; “ Tbe discovery of PEPSIN forms a new erti in the chemical history of Digestion. From recent experiments we know that food is dissolved as rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid, prepared from Pepsin, as it is in the natural Gastic Juice itself.” Professor DUNGLINSON of the Jefferson Col lege. Philadelphia, in his groat work on Human Physiology, devotes more than fifty pages to an examination of this subject. His experiments with Dr- Beaumont, on the Gastric Juice, obtain ed from the living human stomach and from ani mals are well known. “In all cases,” he says, “digestion occurrrd as perfectly in the aitificialas in the natural digestions.’’ As a Dyspepsiaurer. DR. HOUGHTON’S preparation *of PEPSIN has produced the most marvellous effects, curing oases of Debility, Emaciation, Nervous Decline and Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to be on the very verge of the grave. It is impossible to give thedetails of cases in the limits of this adver tisement—but authenticated certificates have been given of more than Two H vndhjbo R emarkable C orks , iu Philadelphia, New York, and Boston alone. These were nearly all deeporato cases, and the cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but permanent. It is a great N ervous A ntidote , and particu larly useful for tendency to billious disorder, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and other drugs upon the Digestive or gans , alter a long sickness. Also, for excess in ealing, and the too free use of ardent spirits. It almostreconciles Health with Intemperance. Old Stomach omplaints. There is no form of Old Stomach Complaints which it does not seem to reach and remove at once. No matter how bad they may be, it gives instant r e l i e f ! A single dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms, and it only needs to be re- peated, fora short time, to make the'se good effects permanent. Purity of Blood and vigor of Body, follow at once. It is particularly excellent in cases of Nausea. Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness of tho pit of the Stomach, distress after eating, low, cold, state of the Blood, Heaviness, Lowness of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness, tendency to Insanity. Suicide, &c. Price. $1 per bottle. One bottle will often ef fect alasting cure. Pepsin in Powders, 03= SENT BY MAIL, FREE OF POSTAGE. For convenience of sending to all ports of tho county, the DIGESTIVE MATTER OF THE PEPSIN is put up in the form of. Powders, with directions to be dissolved in water or syrup, by the patient. These powders contain just the same matter ns the bottles, but twice the quantity for the same price, and will be sent by mail, FREE OF POSTAGE, for ONE DOLLAR sent (post-paid) to Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON, No 11 Norih Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Six packages for five dollars. Every package and bottle bears the written signature of J. S. OUGTON, M. D., Sole Proprietor. Sold by agents in every town in the United States, and by respectable dealers ind Medicines generally, AGENTS FOR GENEVA:—H. Parmalee, G. P. Mowry, A. D. Platt; and for VIENNA :— S. Norton. 40 Second Annual Report OF THE Hartford Life and Ilealtk Insu rance Company. To the H on . G eneral A ssembly of the S tate of C onnecticut :. Second Annual Report of the Hartford Life and Health Insurance Company, “ Containing a full and accurate Statement of its conditiou and affairs,” as required by its charter. A ssets : H artford , May 1, 1851. Capital Stock, $100,000 Balance of Receipts per report May l, 1850. Premiums oa Policies, & Inter est on Investments received during the year ending April 30, 1851. 42,604 30 $142,6,04 30 3111,905 24 Cheap Building. J^O T U IN G probably throughout the entire the building costs so little, in proportion, as Sash and Blinds, Competition and improvements are thecause, no doubt. The subscriber, who has made a superior article for twenty years in this vicinity, still continues to furnish and make to order the Amount, D isbursements : Commissions to Agents, Office Items, rfalnries, Postages, Me dical Examinations, Dividends, Printing, Stationery, Advertis ing, and other expenses, Losses Paid, $234,G2U 63 * t $32,107 27 $23,030 $55,037 2V Balance, $198,592 30 best and cheapest in this section of country, ill J ust Received) a suuolv of fresh • i a supply Gold and Silver Levers, Anchor Escapements, Lopine Watches. *i “ Fob and Vosl Chains, for Gents. “ u Chatlelains, lor Ladies, All *1 ^varieties, at 69 B. BARNARD’S. He invites all concerned to investigate the truth of this statement by calling and examining the material and workmanship. His shop and store is on lower end of Water street Also, Paints, Oils, Putty, Paper Hangings, 8cc. 1040. E. Pi EARL. $14,000 23,000 NEW GOODS, In v e s ted as fo llo w s ; Bank Stocks, City and Rail Road Bonds, Loans on pledge of Bank Stocks. 10,500 Loans on personal security, 84,00(1 Loans to the Insured, secured by Policies, 43,312 96 Cash on band and not deposited in Bank, 14,375 80 Cash iu hands of Agents, and In course of transmission to Office, 7,403 GO 198,502 36 Platform and Counter Scales. FJ1HE subscriber would cull the attention of the public to the fact that he is the agent for the •ale of all goods manufactured by Duryce Forsyth &. Co., of Rochester, who have taken the first Premium at several of tho State Fairs, both of this and other states, for their Scales, which arc warranted equal to any manufactured, and much cheaper. Sugar Mills. Letter Presses, Store and Warehouse Trucks of all sizes, on hand or fur nished to order. JOHN H. TILLMAN, N OW being received by H. H. & G. C. SEE LYE, consisting of a very general and extensive assortment of Cloths, Cassimeree and Snttinetta, Rich, Changeable, Plain, Figured and Black Silks, Satins, Ribbons, Bareges/De Lancs, Calicoes, Laces, Muslins, Embroideries; Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Geneva. April 10. 1851. 59 3,212 $4,243,900 Whole number of Policies issued Amount of Losses paid and ascertained Amount of Policies outstanding, Respectfully submitted. JAMES DIXON, President, WILLIAM T. HOOKER, Vice Pres HENRY L. MILLER, Secretary. D. T. CLEVELAND Agent at Geneva. FOR SALE, ^^N E Second hand Barouche Carriage. Also 2 Pair of Farm Horses. For further par ticulars, enquire at the Courier Office. April, 23, 1851. _ _______ 60 O HIO Fire.Proof Paint Agency; also. New York Fire-Proof Paint, for sale to dealers and painters by the ton or bbl. at low rates by May 1. , A. D. PLATT. ^JANDLES.—Sperm, Lard, and Tallow Can- P lated Britannia Coffee Pots) Tea Pots and Castors, Tbe latest patterns* 500 GALLONS Pure Linseed Oil foreale by [May 1.] A. D. PLATT. dies, may be had at wholesale or retail at May 1 . 4 A.-O.l* LATT’S. hi be found, for low prices, at i.'j E, BARNARD’S. F IGS, Pruues, [Nts, Raisins, Currants, &c., for sale by Muay 1.] A. D. P latt . Warranted Clioice and Fresh) at W H O LESALE AND RETAIL. Estate of John Jones. The Lest and cheapest Fam ily Medicine- tn the world. Y order of the county Judge, of the county of Ontario; rTIHE undersigned, dealers in SEEDS and i ! ; ' ^ “oumvof°Un,J,?lo“,o p^enMhe 1 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, re- I Vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, one of tho Executors speetfully beg leave to call the attention of ; ofthe lost will ofthe said J ohn J okes , at his residence, their friends end ihe public to the full and , lnl h«‘?l,d town, on or before the 26th day of December, [choice assortment of Seeds of every variety 1 unc 1 * THOMAS JONES, Executor, which they have now in store: and having made | arrangements to be kept supplied with fresh and warranted Seeds from the celebrated Soci ety of Shakers at New Lebanon) «. • e . * . . . will take pride in supplying the same to their customers in a neat and careful manner. 56wO J. S. & H. C. PROUTY, Nos. 30 & 32 Water st. Geneva, March 25, 1851. 56 DR. ROBERTS’ COMPOUND notice Is given, to all persons having claims^ aeolnst I g A R S A P A R l L L A P I L L S ) An alterative, Tonic, Dioretid and mild Cathartic. Price 25 cents per box, containing 50 Pills. Each box contains fifty pills, which makes them fts cheap again ofl any other standard pill, and four times cheaper, and warranted much superior; in the cure of various diseases to any of the Syrup, c^uuiy of Ontario', a.,.I amid of New York, by an | \*-»ure .old ; besides being a more convenient mdeiltu'rc <7 mortgage’ bearing da,= ,he .hl.d day of No I »-d proper form for use. M O R T C A G E SAIdB.^Chnuncey B. Ackley And Hetift Ackley, his wife, of the village of Ge- vember, 1845, and recorded, together with the power of sale therein contained, on the firth day of November rjIH E astonishing success which has attended.- on.. . .......... . ....................... •. „ . |Ih. , i the use of Dr. Roberts* Compound Sars- or M o ,^!a°,ffi,oMo0,45i: r ir . n - r ^ e r i J '.'homf, oparilln Pill, is proof abundant and conclusive Lawrence, of Geneva aforesaid, ‘‘All that certain piece that they are truly JO S E P H P R I C E ’S The subscriber have pbtoined from M essrs . W heeler ,M e u c k &C o , of A lbany , an agency for the sale of their celebrated N. Y. & Erie Railroad Ware-House, On the Canal , near the Deopt o f the A . fy R . Rail Roady Geneva, f 11HE subscriber will continue the business of AGRICULTURAL WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT THEIR ALBANY PRICES, adding transportation. r y HE two Horse Machines are well calculated for large farmers, and those who make a business of threshing. They are light and compact, so that the whole is conven iently carried on one wagon with two horses, Storage and Forwarding, at his Warehouse. Goods received and forwarded by Canal, Rail Road and Steamboat. All business entrusted to his care willbe punctually attended to. Blossbuvg, Poach Orchard and Lehigh Coal for sole ot nil times. #5* Cash paid for Wheat and all other kinds of •ndiirn JOSEPH PRICE. produce. or parcel of land situate, lying, and being tn the west fiartof the village of Geneva aforesaid, bounded as fol lows, viz . commencing ot the north-east corner of the lot bounded on the north by William Et., and on the east by Grove st., extending thence westerly on William st. one hundred and forty feet; thence southerly parallel with the west line of Grove sL fifiy feel; thence easterly parallel with the south line of William st. to the west line or Grove et.; thence nrnheily along the west line of Grove et to the place of beginning.’1- No suit or proceed* ings at low have been made to recover the moneys secur ed by said mortgage, or any part thereof. The amount claimed to be duo on said mortgage at the time of the first pufdlcallo'n of this notice, Is one hundred and twenty-six dollars and thirty cents; ami default having been made In the payment of the amount due and payable by the condition of sa‘d mortgage, whereby said power of sale hath become operative, the sold mortgaged premises will, to satisfy said sum with Interest thereon, and tho cost of •foreclosure and sale, be gold at public nuciion, at tho Franklin House kept In the village of Geneva, Ontario couttty, on the eleventh day ofOctober next, at ten o'clock I in the forenoon. Dated, Geneva, July iGMi, 1 8 5 1 . THOMAS LAWRENCE, M o rtffafrce. K idder & B radford , A t t o r n e y s . I072wl3 Geneva, Jan.0,1850. 41 Stafford’s Mineral Paint. the weight being about 2,000 pounds. The Vibrating Separatordivides and C ONSIDE RED the cheapest, best and most durable Paint in the world. It readily corn- carries the straw entirely clear frdm the grain, leaving the grain in the best possible condition lor cleaning. This machine, with from three to five hand*, will thresh from one to two hundred bushels of wheat per day, or twice that quantity of oats. The one Horae Machines) with two or three hands, will thresh about half that quantity. They also thresh and separate clover chaff* from the straw, very fast, and perfectly. The One Horse Power is extensively used by large dairymen, for churning and forsawing wood, cutting feed, &c. ALBANY PRICES: Two Horse Power, Thresher and Separator, with bunds, and all appurtenances, &145 00 One Horse, do. do. 120 00 Do. do. do. geared for churning, driving, cross-cut saw and grindstone, Clover Huller, Feed Cutter, Circular Saw Mill, (2-1 inch saw,) 03s* The above machines are all warranted to work to the entire satisfaction of the pur chaser, mid they may be returned within sixty days from the time they ore received, and the purchase money, if paid, will be refunded. J. S- & H. C. PROUTY, CS No. 30 & 32 Water street Geneva, June, 1651. biuos with ult other kinds of Paint, forming with them an endless variety of shades, and is becom ing one of the most popular Paints ever introduced for painting dwellings, outhouses, fences, &c. L is fire proof, and hardens under water, and in stantly commends itsolftoevery intelligent person on inspection, as being an invaluable article. Sold by tho cask, or in less quantity, by GEO. P. MOWRY, Agent for Geneva. Assessors’ Notice. T HE Assessors of I ho town of Seneca have completed their assessment roll | aud a copy thereof is left with C. A. U anfikld , one of their number, at his reslilcnco, in tho village of Geneva, where the same my be seen ami examined, by any person Interested, until tho third Tues day of August, next; and on that day the Assessors meet at the office of J, N. W hiting , Esq., in the village of Geneva, to review their assessments, on the application ofnny person conceiving himself aggrieved. Uuled, July 11th, 1851. W illiam J ohnson , EDWARD l)IXON, Assessors. C- A. UANPIELD, NOTICE. Drugs and Medicine^ jplUitSUANT to the act entitled “an act to revive and ^HEM ICAL Gloss Ware, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, and Window Glass, at wholesale and retail. H.PARMELEE. 24, Seneca st. Moffat’s J^IF E Pills and PUcenix Bitters, 132 00 23.00 28 00 35 00 put u^ in elegant wrappers, ,jnst received and forsale at tho agency in Genova, by July 2, 1350. GEO. P. MOfVRY. amend tile several acts to incoporateami loincrcaseihe capital, and extend the powers of the Sodus Canal Com pany,*’ passed June 27th, 1851, a meetlne bf the Managers and Stockholders ,o* said company will bo h^ld ot the Franklin House, in the village of Geneva, In the county of Ontario, on Thursday the fourteenth day of August next, at two o’clock, P. M., and a. such meet'ng, a cull will be mndc for tbe payment of half a dollar on each share of the capital stock of said company. Dated July 15th, 1851. 73w3pd ________ JOHN G RljlQ, President of said Company. O ffice R ochester & S yracuse R. R. C om pany , C a n a n d a ig u a 17tA, July, 1851. I Pease’s Cough Candy, C OD Liver Oil Candy, Page’s Cough Candy and other kinds lor sale by H. PARMELEE, 24 Senecast. j^ ’OTlCE is hereby given Umt a semi<inimnl Dividend offivc dollars per share, will he paid to Hie Stock holders of this company, on the first day of August, next,at the respective offices where their stock Is regism-cd. The Transfer Books will be closed, on the evening of the 2lst Instant, und remain closed until tsiiproximo. 73 UllAltLES SEYMOUR, Treasurer, H O N E Y P A S T E ) an excellent remedy for chapped hands, for sale by rt. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. NOTICE. NOTICE. A T a meeting of the taxable inhabitants of the village House,} on the 26th inst., the following reso- Nat urc's own Remedies . i * and that they will cure all curable diseases,, quicker and more pleasantly than any other medicine ever known. The Pills are principally an alterative medicine, (their basis being the solid extract of Sarsaparilla, prepared in a superior manner), but sufficiently cathartic to gently assist nature, without purging unnecessarily, which make them peculiarly adapt ed to weak and enfeebled persons, invigorating and strengthening the body, purifying the system, producing new rich blood and a heal.hy action of the stomach and liver. They are acknowledged by our ablest phyeici- ans to be not only unexceptionable, but eflicacious in the highest degree, and as a genertil Family Medicine unequalled. The Compounded Sarsaparilla Pills are used for the permanent cure of those diseases which a rise from'un impure state of tho blood, and mor bid secretions of ihe liver and stomach, viz., ery sipelas, scrofula or king’s evil, ulcers,scald head, obstinate Cutaneous eruptions, blotches, boils, pimples, sore, weak or inflamed eyes, glandular swelling<>rheumuticnfTections, pains in the bones and joints, dropsy, dyspepsia, asthma, diarrhoea and dysentery, coughs, colds, consumption when caused by capillary obstructions of the lungs in persons of scrofulous constitutions, inflammation of the lungs, influenza, indigestion, headache, jaundice, fever and ague, chill fevers and fevers in general, general and uervon* debility, and dis eases arising from an injudicious use of mercury, and whenever medicine is required to invigorate and purify the system. They are a purely vegetable compound, and may be used by persons of all ages. They are pleasant to the palate, and produce no nausea, uneasiness or griping in their operation. Hund- reds of certificates could be given of those who hove used them with great benefit. Purchasers will he particular to nsk for ‘*Dt\ Roberts1 Compound Sarsaparilla Pills,17 and ob serve that the green wrapper on each box has a fuc-simile of the signature of Jos. Roberts, M. D,, and C. P. Fay, and t<> purchase' none others. Applications for agencies and letters oh the .subject o’f the medicine must be addressed, post paid, t o C. P. FAY, Oxvego, Tioga County, N. Y, For Sale by Li. PARMELEE, sole jgent for Geneva, N. \T. CONTINUES TO KK CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY NO 3 , NORTON STREET, ALBANY. N Y D R. COOKE, after an absence of nearly six months in Europe, has the honour of so. nouncing his teturn to Head Quarters. During his travels on the Continent—where, b Massive Gold Medal was lost year presented to him, ex pressive of his superior skill and judgment, end of scientific improvements in tho PRACTICE OF MEDICINE—he has been successfully con. t> 3 m 6 village of Geneva, held at the Franklin Wet Feet and Lake Winds* C I T Y DRUG STORE. (F o r C a s h E x c lusively.) T HE subscriber having purchased of L uthkr K blly his interest in the firm of L. K jslly & Co., will hereafter trunsaetbusiness on his own account, at the old stand. He has been led to adopt the cash system of doing business from a conviction that by it he can make it greatly for the interest of all those wishing to purchase cheap, to patronise him ; and to this end will all hisendeavors be directed. His stand will from this time be designated the ^ C i t y D r u g S to r e ) ” anticipating the day in which Geneva wiliussume tho proud distinction ofacity,among her compeers in the road to prosperity. A full assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Glass and Glass-ware, Groceries8tc, always on hand at the lowest cash prices. GEORGE P. MOWRY. Genevo. March 20, 1851. lutions concerning sidewalks wereadopted,viz: A ^MOST every peison we meet Resolved,—-Thai the Trustees be, and they | and aU appear to understt B U R R A L L ’S PA T E N T Shell-wheel Plows—No.3,$6,00and No.5,$6,50. are hereby directed to cause side walks to be made on the following streets, and of the ma terial hereinafter specified, viz:— On south side of Bank Alley, from Pulteney street to the west line ot the Public Squaie, to be laid of plank two inches thick, not less than four feet wide. J.R . JOHNSTON. Geneva, ApriP27, 1848. 52 W H. SMITH is agent for E d d y ’s • P r i n t i n g I n k s , and has a supply on hand. Common Printing at25 cts„ extra, 30 cts., and Book at 40 cts. tho pound. Geneva,Jan.1,1851. rr b Doct, Marcliisi’s C ELEBRATED and highly approved Catho- licon, for the relief and cure of sufferins Females, for sale at the City Drug Store, by GEO. P. MOWRY. N. B.—Call and get a pamphlet, gratis. Geneva, April 1, 1851. SPLEN D ID PATTERNS. ^^N Y quantity of latest and best selected styles of PAPER HANGINGS CAN NOW BE FOUND AT E. P* E A R L ’S) on Water St. Mr. EARL has just returned form New York, with a stock selected by himselt with great care, and at reduced prices. Common Paper from 6 to 8 cents a roll, Satins from 20 cents to 3 shillings, Bordering, both common Satins and Gold, Window Paper, Fire Prints, &c.—Hands furnished to hang the P a p e r if wanted. Window Sash, Blinds and Window Glass. (EFCall and examine. Sarsaparilla. fllOWNSEN D’S, Guy 8011 *, 6 Palmer,s,ICelly,s, Wobgter’s, and other preparations of Sarsa parilla, for sale by H. PARMELEE. H . PARMELEE Ag'ent for the sale of the Graefetiberg Company’s celebrated Medi cines. 24 Seneca street. PEDLARS AN BE SUPPLIED WITH HALL & EL TON’S goods, at New York prices bv JOHN H. TILLMAN. PLATFORM SCALES. A N ASSORTMENT OF DURYEE, FOR- t SCYTH & Co. , Scales, warranted equal to ny in the world, and ten per cent cheaper, for S le by JOHN H. TILLMAN. G E H S V A D E P O T F O R DRUGS&M E D ICINES, Something New. tfD 2 S Glaslass PaintS) Oils) Varnish, Groceries, ye-Woods and Window Glass, Lamps, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Looking G Plates, Camphine, Ethereal Oil, Nuts, Fruit, Perfumery. &c., &c. No. 8) Seneca Street, A. D. PLATT. Proprietor. N. B. Goods sent from this depot to any part ofthe village free of expense to the purchaser, and warranted in every instance to give entire satisfaction. C arpet Tacks, with leathered heads, just received at TILLMAN’S. CUTLERY. A LARGE AND NEW SUPPLY by Railroad, verv cheap, now arriving at JOHN H. TILLMAN’S. TAK E NOTICE. j^ T t h e W A T E R ST. CH E A P CASH V A R IE T Y ST O R E , nowly opened willbe found CHEAP Dry Goods, Broadcloths, Cassi- meres. Satinets, &c. G R O C E R IESof all kinds; Nails by the keg or pound; Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Ware; Wooden Ware; Crocks; Flower Pots; and many otherarticlesloo numerousto mention, Also, PAINTS AND OILS, of oil kinds, and at very low prices for cash. DRUGS& M E D IC1NES,DYESTUFFS a few door% south of my old stand in a 3 story brick building. BRICK and SAND,. , i 1 fovbuilding and paving constantly on hand,and fer Sale as above. , Jan. 1, 1851. VROMAN BECKER. BOUNTY LANDS. B Y a recent Act ot Congress, the surviving soldiers ofthe war of 1812, or those who did service in any of the Indian Wars since 1790, or in case of the death of such soldiers, their widows or miner children; also, commissioned officers, engaged in the military service of the United States in the late war with Mexico, are entitled to public lands. The amount deter mined by the time of service. All persons having claims can have them in vestigated immediately, by calling on us, our arrangements at Washington, being such as to insure immediate and prompt attention. G. M, MUNDY, SILAS WALKER. Oct. 23, 1850. 34 Also on west side of Clinton street, running from North street to the new street running from Genesee st., to Water st., ealled State st>, of plank, four feet wide, and that the street be raded. Also on the south side of Lewis st., from Genesee st., to Main st., of two inch plank, four feet wide. Also on the the east side of Geneva st., of plank, five feet wide, from the north bounds*of the lot belonging to the estate of Imley Pres cott, to the corner of Tillman st. Also a side-walk of brick, plank or stone, four feet wide, on the north side of Colt street, from Main to Genesee streetsi> Also on the west side of Water street, from Seneca street to the south end of Water street, of plank six feet wide, laid on good and suffi cient timbers. Also on each side of Pulteney street, from Hamilton to Washington sts., a plank walk six feet wide on the east side, and four feet wide on the west. Also to lay a side walk of plank, brick or stone, four feet wide, on the north side of John st. to Rose street. Also on the east side of Rose st. Also on the south side of North street, to in tersect Genesee st. Also a side walk of plank, four feet wide, on the south side of North street, from Water st. to Genesee st. Also on the east side of Water st., from Eri Densmure’s corner to Mrs. Tillman’scorner, on Castle st., to be laid with plank, brick or flagg- ng; eight feet wide. Also the side walk from J. R. Johnston’s Mill to the Post Office, bfc required to be made uniform'grade. Also a walk six feet wide, to be of brick flagging oi* plank, on the west side of Genesee st., between, Lewis and Jackson streets. Also for relaying and grading the side walk from the corner of Seneca and Water streets, to the Rail Road, on the west side of Water st. The said side walk shall be laid with stone, and to be fifteen feet wide. Notice is therefore hereby given, that the owneis and occupants of lots on such streets are required to construct side walks in front of their respective lets, in the manner and form, and of such materials as ave in .said resolutions specified; the said walks to be constructed under the«uperintendence and direction of the: Street Commissioner, and to be completed on or before tho first day of August next. By order of the Board. S; N. ANTHONY, Clerk. Geneva, April 28, 1851. 62 has a bad appear to understand thecase but few comparatively are acquainted with the proper remedy. When you feel the symptoms of a bad cold, no time should be lost in procur ing a package of J. M. P age ’ s C ough C andy , it only costs one s h i l l i n g and if taken in time will in all cases prevent thatmost dreaded, and common disease C o n s u m p tio n . For sale at No. 7 Seneca 5 Relief in Ten Minutes, Cure in a Few Days, insured by The Great Foreign Remedy, P U DR. LOti<>C k ’ s L M O N I C WAFERS, F OR the Cure of Colds, CoughA, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pulmonary Consumption, and all affections of the Breath and Lungs. Mnnu factured by E. TAYLOR, Rochester, N. Y., the only true and genuine proprietoi and manu facturer,on tbe Continent of America, by assign, ment-of right from J ames J ohnston . Important to Clergymen. •From ihe llov. Owen Thomas, llolyluad.} Dear Sir—Dr. Locook’s Wafers do n great deal of good to my voice. I got a bud cold from a damp bed about thirty-five years ago, ond my voice was very bad ever since, giving great pain to me xvhen preaching or singing—and 1 am very fund vf singing. 1 u»ed many different medicines and some vf them did me good for a little time£; but Dr. Locock’s is tbe best of all—it clears my voice and. stops the coughing instantly. I have never found any thing to compare with it. I have been 33 years a Wesleyan minister, and all the Wesleyan Methodists in. the,principality know me; 20 years of which I spent at Holyhead: and l am personally known to all the first men ofihat body, many of >vhvm have admired the ef fects of the XVafers in clearing thevoice and stop- ping the cough—they never get such medicine be fore. My wife, ever since Christmas, has been very well after taking two boxes. I am n witness of their power to stop a frightful fit of coughing in an instant. 1, ns a Wesleyan preacher, call on oil preach ers and singers of every denomination to take these Wafers for improving the voice and curin coughs. You may publish my testimonial for the excel, lent Wafers if you wish. I am truly yours, OWEN THOMAS. Important Caution. I do hereby caution the public against buying or using a spuriotfs and wtirthless‘medicin* man ufactured by James Bryan, Rochester, N.X'., call ed Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers, as they are a spu rious imitation of the genuine Dr.-Locock’s Pul. monic Waters, and a humbug upon the commu nity. For sale by SIMPSON & BRONSON. Genevo, April 29 1851. 61 a suited by the Medical Faculties of Paris, Lon don, and most ofthe Provincial HospitalMbrough- out the United Kingdom of Great Britain. The unfortunate and others, who have been icctntly disappointed ot not having had his personal con sultation, are now respectfully informed that they can continue to receive that consistent mode ol treatment which has secured Dr. Cooke anudi. versal reputation for celebrity few physictons cjp enjoy. The most inveterate complaints—where ill other remedies l ave failed, yield to hiemodeht treatment—whether syphilis, strictures, seminal weakness, gravel, impotency,afliectionsof the uri nary organs in both sexes, or any other maladies, in curing which Dr. Cooke is universally success ful, Strangers and travellers from all parte of the world—many from the Continentof Europe—con. suit him in difficult cases, ond there is no perl of the United States where persons do not reside whom he hns cured, ond the Medical and Surgical Journalists recommend that “as it is always im portant to obtain the services of on experienced physician,” the unfortunate should call on the celebrated Dr. Cooke, of Albany, N. Y. OCT “All Professors of the Art olid Science of Medicine, unite in pronouncing the skill and talents of Dr. Uooke,ot Albany, N. In relation to his peculiar mode of treat ment in all cases of Syphilis— first In order, for all com plaints caused either by o dlsordent state of the blood, ol any derangement of ihe functions of the Generate Organs. During the many visflsof this Eminem Phyrican, both at British and Foreign Hospitals, he has been sought b) medical men of rank and influence, who have on ail•oc casions availed ihemsclvcs of Ills enlightened Introduce riesin behalf of their own private practice, as well atfyt the aid of the Fncufty.audothcr officers presidingovei General Hospital In Europe, who now advocate noolhet remedies, than those suggested through Ills dally promea odes, for the benefit ol tbe public at large.”—2x>*dh D a n c e t. Dr. C ooke having devoted fifty years to tbe study and treatment of the above disorders,he has had opportunities, which occur to few, of seeing at the Hospitals in France nnd England, etery stage and symptom jf these direful maladies, in their most appallingforms; and it is only a reason, able inference, as he is known to be the only phy sician in tltis country who can permanently cure all cases of ‘‘Constitutional Debility,” to consider him the safest person to whom the uiiforfunotecan apply for relief. Nor is it difficult to be upder. stood how he should have such great succrrsaet) reputotion, for the whole secret lies in this: there ore the only diseases he has attended to all bis lifetime; his whole studies have been directed to them ; and his practice is so latge that there it no variety of them he has not seen. Besides which Dr. Cooke has hod a regular medical edu cation, ond has studied in the most liberal leati of learning in different parts of Europe. Those who prefer to consult him by letter, will describe their symptoms, the length of time they haeebeen afflicted, their habits, age, and whether singleor married; and also, if single, whether they cun template the marriage state. Patients in the remotest parts of the Union,enn be successfully treated through tbe Post Office, by addressing Dr. C ooke , (pos^ paid.) enclosing a reasonable fee, stating case, mode of living,oidi nary occupation, &c. Medicine sent to nny part of the Union according to directions, safely packed and carefully secured from all observation. ’ Medical attendance con be had duy ond night, by ringing the bell at the outside door of the Hos pital, w.hichis open at all hours. 00- OFFICE OPEN ON SUN DAYS, through out the yenr. IL7\ No boys, Cloiks, or students allowed at this establishment. 03” Patients always see Dr. Cooke alone, by whom they are consulted ond prescribed fur, 90- No connection with qny other office. 03* Communications xvith Physicians ns here tofore. Dr. COOKE attends personally to his patirnl*. 90“ Close observation and fiftyyearsexperience enables me to effect th e recovery o f m y pouciitl with but little comparative trouble and corrti ponding difficulty. The controlling power over disease, which my advice in all such cases possefi is based upon the fact that I take an interest in the welfare and sympathise with tho immediste necessities of the unfortunate. Those who pre fer calling on me will experience no disappoint ment nnd may consult my opinion without reserve. 34yl GEORGE COOKE,M. D. LL. D. R e m e m b e r N o . 3 N o r ton S t . , A lbany Ar. Y B A R G E BOXES. P A G E ’S C L IM A X SA LVK.-hlsnow oc I Homeopathy, Pharmacy. J M. PAGE No. 7 Seneca St., begs leave to • inform the profession and those friendly to the system, that he keeps constantly on hand every article in the Homeopathy line and is prepared to sell Books, Medicine. Cases, Globules, Alcohols, &c.,&c., as cheap as can be purchased in New York. Cases of Medicine 25 remedies, with a book forfamilv use, $3,50. GENEVA CARPET STORE. .A H istory o f the Purchase and Settle ment o f WJESTERN N E W YORK, A ND of the rise and piogress and present state of the Preshyterian Church in that section, by Rev. James H . Hotchkin. Also, F i t c h ’s C h irogvaphy, designee for learners in Geography, being plates prepared fordelineating maps ofthe world and countries formingthe principal subdivisions, just received by \V, H. SMITH, opposite H. H. & G. C. Seelye’s, Seneca st. Excelsior Soap* A NEW and superior article, called the Ex. celsior Soap, which, for all the various purposes to which soap is appUcable, is thought to be superior to nil others; For the removal of oil, paint, tor, ink, &c , it is excellent, and works equally well in hard, soft, cold, warm, or salt water. The subscriber has.just receiv ed a* large supply of Excesiof Soap, which he offers to dealers and. others at about the same price as common’soap Mny J. A. 1) PLATT. Farmers Attend 3 FLAXSEED TO LET! Q1HE subscriber has Flaxseed which he offers S ILSBE BULKLEY $ BENNETT have ad ded to their Musical department a line /J1HE subscribers have fitted up and filled the stock of M E L O D B O N S Manufacture of PRINCE & CO. Attention is requested to the superior quality of these instruments. Geneva, March 4, 1851. 4< << << Greely’s New Work. H INTS toward Reforms, in Lectures ond Ad dresses, by Horace Greeley. For sale by June 12, 1850. DERBY, ORTON & Co’s. Physicians’ Prescriptions room over their store with an extended and superior assortment of Carpeting, consisting of Tapestry aud Common Brussels Carpeting. Imperial Three Ply « Common “ “ Double Super & com. Superfine Si Fine Twilled and Plane Venetian Cotton Ingrain Also Plain and Plaid Matting, Ruggs, Floor Oil Cldths, of sufficient width to ,cut a pattern for any room without seam ; all which are selected from the best manufactories in the country, and will bo sold on terms as favorable as they can be bought in our large cities. 1062 H. H. Sc G . C. SEELYE.* * T hns c< Rail Road Nursery. H E subscriber would remind his friends that the time for transplanting Trees has nearly arrived, and that lie is now prepared to supply them with the best varieties of Fruit-Trees to be hand in the county; also with Grapes, Raspberries. Quinces, &c., &o.—Orna. mental Trees, and Shrubbery of various kinds. . His Treesare of good size and age for trans planting, and of strong and healthy growth. All warranted genuine, and at toduccd prices. E. VV. BURRALLi Geneva, 1 lih Sept, 1850. to Farmers for sowing, and will pay TEN SHILLINGS PER BUSHEL FOR THE CROP. No charge will be made for the use of the seed. GEO. V. MOWRY, April 1, 1851. City Drug Store, Geneva. Pills for Rats. E- YON’S Pills for the destruction of Rats nnd JLj Mice? also’, Magnetic Powder for tho des truction of all kinds of insects, which are war ranted free from poison. Forsale at wholesale and retail by (May 1.) . A. D. PLATT., knowledged transcends hi ctficocy every elniilii aril cte, and is fasr superceding all other salvts orotaUbCtiU where introduced. Ill curing S C R O F U L A SO K E S , It Imr noparallel: ft bn ing perfectly exterminated this horrible yet common dii ease, al ter every oilier remedy, such as panaceas, earn parities, etc , had be» h used In vain. F E V E K SO KES, of twenty yeorsstandiog, hav been cured by ft. Over SA l^T ISMElZIUit exerts on almost unlimited power. The most Inveterate cases, und such ne had beer pronounced ns hopeless, hove immediately dissuppcetc# before Its resistless potency. E R Y S I P E L A S vanishes from the system, oh op pying this admirable solve. Its (fficocy in curing B U R N S of every degree of intensity, ie udmlttdd on all hands, and it Isconfldently placed In the fore front a all remedies fur the hourly occurring accidents or this kilid. For curing Piles, Scalds, Broken Breasto, Cuitt Druses; Sore \Nipples it Blonds without a rival in the vast catalogue of similar articles. The boxes are T l l l t l C E AS E A K C E asanyotlierralve.tiDd are sold at only two shillings. 83T For sale by Druggists generally, ond by GEO. F MOWRY, wholesale agent, No. 10. Svnecu street,Gem'll AGENCY OF D R . S. S. F I T C H ’S CELEBRATED MEDICIES, £JSEl)bybim with such distinguished sue- Baker’s Broma. C AREFULLY compounded at II. PARME- LEE*S Drug and Chemical Store, 24 Seneca Teas! Teas! Teas! street. T HE subscriber has jtist received a large and choice lot of Fresh Teas which he selected J ULES HAUL'S Nympll Soap, is a new botanical preparation* tor rendering the skin soft and fair, giving the most sallow complexion a delicacy and fairness which the most youthful mightcovet. Sold wholesale and retail, by A COMBINATION of the Cocoa Nut with other ingredients, innocent, strengthening, and agreeable both to invalids and persons in health. Forsale by H. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. Shaker Herhs ull kinds—a new supply at H. PAKME- LKE’S Drug and Chemical Store. wiih more than usual care, and Which he feels confident will please any that may foe! disposed to purchase them, both as respects quality and price. (May 1.) A. D. PLATT. 66 H\. PARMELEE, 24 Seneco st. fJlH E subscriber is agent for the sale of the T HE best Pain Destroyer in the world: Coryle Extract, or Extract of Witch ent * A Word to the Farmers. |Yi EW STYLES OF FLUID LAMPS, Glass J .1 Candlesticks, &c., ju s t received at the Custom W o rk Done on Short Notice* A T T H E W H I T E S P R I N G M ILLS. City Drug Store, by June 3,1851. G. P. MOWRY. Hazel** 9Up erior to anything yet discovered for reducing iuflamations and removing pain. For sale by H. P armalee , 24 Seneca st., Moyl3. Sole Agent fpr Geneva. rjlH E subscriber having put in anew set of Bolts, for the purpose of docing Custom Work, is now Ready to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. R. H. MORRIS. April. 23, 1851. 60 Barry’s—also Phalous’ RICOPHKROUS- Invigorator, txvo very popular articles for promoting the growth and luxuriance bf tho Hair, for sale by G. P. MOWRY. June 3,1851. Hadlock’s Syrup. T EAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, and the usual variety of other kinds of Groceries, includ- H ADLOCK’S celebrated Pulmonic Syrup for sole by ing No. 1 Mackerel and a superior article of Codfish, for sale by G. P. MOWRY. June 3, 1851. May 13. H. PARMALEE, 24 Seneca st. TitlesHauel’s celebrated Perfumery tz A fresh supply, j just received, and \for sale B A R K E R A H I 1 E R W OULD inform the public that they have fitted a Refrigerator In the rear of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, where they keep constantly on hand FISH, salt and fresh, ot the finest quality. Orders from farmers, hotel-keepers, and others, from tbe surround ing country, will be promptly attended to.— They will be sent dressed and packed in ice to any locality. 61 Geneva, April 29, 1951. Parish Psalmody, and Parish Hymns, and is prepared to furnish Churches with them, at the Publisher’s prices. Churches wishing to introduce new Hymn books can get a copy for inspection, and also can find the reco- mendotions of the best kind, for the above books W.H. SMITH. Geneva, Dec. 10, 1850. cess in the cure of Coughs, Consumption* Catarrh, Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Piles, Female Complaints, &c. &c. Also Dr. S. S. Fitch’s Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and Lectures on Consumption, and the art of preserving Life and Health to Old Age, &c. &c. Mr. A. D. PLATT, Geneva; has been ap* pointed Agent for the sale of the above Gooai, and will keep them constantly on hand at hii store, in Geneva. N. Y. 90-Dr. Fitch’s Guide-Book to Invalids, and Direction^' for Promoting Health, and Instruc* tions to Mothers, in tho Management of Child* ren,” may be had. gratuitously, by colling for it at the Store, os above. An extremely valuable Book. A . O . A N D R E W S , Sole Travelling Agent for the State of New York/ lylD05 Depot of Shaker Brooms. T HE subscriber is prepared to supply deolcrs with any quantity of Shaker Brooms, at tho same price chorged by them at their village or in Now York. [May 1.1 A.‘|D. PLATT. NOTICE. T HE Book Accounts and Notes belonging to C Congress Water, low, by J^IR E C T from the Congress Spring, at Sara- togo, just received, nnd for sale by H. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. June 9th,1851. 57 56 H. HARMELEE, 24, Seneca st. To Dairymen and Farmers. C. A. SMITH, having been assigned to me for the benefitof his creditors, must bo,paid with out delay, or they will be put into other hands of collection, according to law. T. DUNHAM, Assigee Geneva, Oct* 1st, 1850. Who w ill suffer F or the sake of saving O N E DOJLI j AR. DR. D. P. BROWN’S GREAT .AMBIUCAK REMEDY, FOR THE ipaaias 8 88 important medicine, now put up io ar portions,‘is the most effectual re medy for this horrid disease ever introduced. One Dollar’s worth has cured some of themes! difficult cases. It takes effect immediately on tbe disease ; and in a few days 4 emoves all traces Certificates of the highest respectability T h i s Dollar of it. may be found at the Agent's. Try it.—It will produce all it claims. Read what the press says in another column. For sale by . 58m6 PARMALEE. f p H E subscriber has just received a large JJAINTS and Oils, all kinds, in any quantity and at the lowest prices, at SILVER, A FEW more French Clocks, Gothic and Alabaster, warranted Perfect Time Keepers, at 69 SHELL, COMBS. B UFFALO HORN.Buck and DreesingCombs, Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils, and a variety of articles necessary to complete the Toilet. R OSE WOOD, Mahogany, Black Walnut and Common S h o w C a ses, a new and splendid article; with French double thick and r. n A T>MAT? rvq I Plate Glass, for Jewellers, and Merchants gene- E. BARNARDS | raU Cage8 of all p-Pices made to order, and on hand, by E. P- EARL, Water Street, Geneva, N Y,—Orders by mail attended to, and Cases Shipped to any part of the United States March 5, 1851- supply of P u r e S a lt, ground by the “ Pacific Rock Salt Co.,” from pure Rock Salt, for dairy and table use. This salt, being from lime, is very much better for butter than the salt manufactured at Syracuse. For sale whole sale and retail by A. D. PLATT. Geneva, May 1,1851. May I. A. D. PLATT’S. E NGLISH Zinc Paint, a pure article; also, China White Paint, ground and dry, on sale at wholesale and retail by May 1. A. PLATT. Trask’s Magnetic Ointment. PJ* HE Genuine article, forsale by H. PARMELEE. 54 e . B arnard . Kid Oloves, and Silk Mitts O F all kinds and qualities, can be found at No. 26 Senecast. F. R. PAGE. July 16th,1851. 72 L ~ j — — ~ ~ i i — IME for White-Washing—a first ratei arti- ■^jyfJNDOW PAPER and Transparent Shddes Physician’s Cases. cle of Eastern Lime; Brashes, for sale by May 1. ^ POKING Glass Plates at also, White-Wash A. D. PLATT. [ay 1. A- D. P latt ’ s . JpROM JULES HAUL’S celebrated establish es mont, tor sale at low prices, at H.PARMELEE’S Drug and Chemical Store. H/TANTILLAS* a new lotjustrticeived at LH * * n m * » ) A BRITTON & Co’s. from the manufacturers, ana will be sold remarkably low, by G. P. MOWRY. Jnne 3,1851. RANGES and Lemons by the box by 1. A. D. P latt . Blank Books. H. SMITH is manufacturingBlankBuoks C OKYJLE EXTRACT.— Extract <?f Common Witch Hazle, uuequdlled by any similar preparation, for rheumatism, bruises sprains, tooth-ache, sure throat, quinzy, &c;, used both internally and outwardly. This article is very highly recommended by the Hon. John C. Spencer, and other distinguished per sons. It should be kept in every family. H. PARMELEE, 65 Sole Agent in Geneva, * I as any G a r d e n T o o l e _ A good assortmentat sameq«ulity,at No. 31, Seneca street. b TILLMAN’S. Geneva, Jan. 1,1851. NEW GOODS. T HE subscriber is now receiving New Goods every day by Railroad,' and is prepared to o f f e r greater inducements than ever in prices, and i, prepared to sell at as low prices : Carriage Makers can find a large and excellent other estabUshroent in the State, of the assortment o goods m the.r hne.many of which can be sold at New York prices. JOHN H. TILLMAN. Chinese Tooth-Ache Balls W ILL core the most inveterate1ooth t ache in one or two minutes. The cure effect ed on the spot if desired. One ball will last for years, which makes them the. cheapest, as well as the most speedy and effectual remedy known, price 25kcents each Sold only at the City Drug Store, by GEO' P. MOWRY. Geneva, Aug. 6, 1850. t r a c t d e p o s i t o r y / J UST ESTABLISHED, at the Sto*;e of ihe subscriber, 31 Seneca street, Tile Geneva Tract,Depository ; embracing a full assortment^ all the Tracts and Bound volumes published by tne Am. Tract Society. This selection embraces 284 void., and more thau 1000 Tracts, which,for sterling worth are undoubtedly tbe richest col lection of reading in thi6 English Language- Books and Tracts sold at the same low prices as at tho City Depository, in New York. , . w . h . smith ; 1 Jan 1 1850, P URE Cod Liver Oil in bottles or by roea* ure, at (May 1 .) A. D. P latt ’#- 1 j 1 i < a t t I < ( ■ ] J I g 1 ( 9 G fc st 5 t / VJ JE P 14 1 ft cv II 5 Oi Fi II (or Offi R Sur Ph> Dea Wh * ri Dea Oea Dea Fa Dea and a lit Dea Boo Boo and Fa Man Gea; Wa Ati C T »r 1 T Wo Tl of P Tam 2 o .' «*uo O ?AF A. Pa B j Ne TV V pop’ W* oiil th< ( Bo fzc
