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I Temperance—The Maine Law. . The Temperance banner is unfurled with new devices blazoned upon it, in some o f our cities and throughout our entire State. A remarkable spectacle can be seen in the streets o f the city o f Portland. Temperate men, and nothing but temperate men, walk her streets.— N o places are open to sell strong drink, end there are no visible signs ol intoxi cation. A strange quiet prevails. The clamor, and rioting, and fierce turbulence o f drunkenness are no where seen. It is strange. Probably in no other State can just this condition of things be found. What a noble spectacle, could the eye be gladdened always by the sight of even one. city thoroughly redeemed from the curse inflicted by strong drink. Blessed will this beautiful town be among the cities of our broad land, if she holds fast the faith she has professed, and continues the example she has o f late exhibited. Right legislation, sustained by right public sentiment, has done this. W e will not discuss the provisions o f the law, or even insist now upon the ptinci- ple which it embodies. It is well en ough, however, to understand what has been effected by that act of legislation, and to bear in mind the course of action which it traces for the future ; and also to give some heed to the demonstrations which are made and which are prepar ing among ourselves, to carry out the same principle, and enact, if possible, similar statutes for the state o f New Y o r k — not excepting (this time) the city.— N. Y. Times. B U L K L E Y , B E N N E T T & C O ’ S. 4 , PIANO FORTE DEPOT, / HERE cun be found, at all times, a‘large assortment o f P i a n o s , and as we never commission our instruments, but always buy them, we are prepaired to give instruments from the best Manufactories, and o f the highest reputation in the United States. In regard to the superiority of the article, it is only neces sary for us to say, that they are all obtained from the far-famed establishments of Nunns & Clark, New York; Boardman &. Gray, Albany; and Chickering, ol Boston. Always on hand, the celebrated C o l e m a n 's V E o lia n A t t a c h m e n t , from the Manufactory of Nunns & Clark, and the D o l c e C a m p a n a A t t a c h m e n t , from Boardman & Gray’s. Also a good supply of Melodeons, Instruction Books,and SheetMusic. W H E E L E R ’ S P A T E N T r R a i l w a y C h a i n H o r a e P o w e r a n d O v e r s h o t T h r e s h e r & S e p a r a t o r . Another Scientific Wonder I D r . J. S. HOUGHTON’S G REAT D YSPEPSIA CURERI EMPIRE SALOON. L ET all those who hove witnessed the ap- LEGAL NOTICES. CABINET W A R E & C. Their stock of Household Furniture, is un surpassed in Western N. York for extent, vari ety, and excellence of manufacture. B u r e a u s , B o o k - C a s e s , Side-Boards. Sofas, Ottomans. Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Upholstery, and every other article of their trade, constantly on hand, and made to order. Also a large stock of Mahogany and Gilt Frame Looking Glasses, Gilt Cornices, Window Shades, and every variety o f Curtain Materials, consisting of Drapery, Damasks, Bro- gatelle, &c. $3- Curtains made and put up at short notice, We invite all to call and examine our goods. A t 41 S e n e c a st.3 G e n e v a , N . Y . July 25, 1851. 74 AGRICULTURAL M a g n e t ism an d t h e A urora B ore a l i s . — During the splendid aurora bore alis o f Monday evening very singular phenomena were noticed on the tele graph ufires. Atmospheric electricity often traverses in wires, causing brief interruptions; but on Monday evening there was evidently another element at work. Strong magnetic currents seemed to pass from the ground into the wires, at times so powerful as to overcome the batteries on the line, and reverse, the magnetic poles, making queer work, and causing some perplexity among the opera tors. The magnetic currents o f the earth were evidently joining in the merry' dance o f their brilliant partners in the sky. So powerful was this disturbing influence upon the wires that neither o f the three telegraph lines between Boston and New York, were able to operate through,dur- ing that evening. J . F R A S E R , DESIGNER AND ENGRAVER. Y X 7 T L L be happy to n execute all or- dersforDrawing orEn graving Views of Bu ildings, Machinery,Bill Heads,BusinessCards. Designs for Patents, Labels, Envelopes, Hand Bills, Seals,&c*, Particular attention given to getting up Views of Hotels and PublicBuildings. Orders may be sent by mail to Elmira, Che mung county, N ., Y ., or left at this office. Aug. 5, 185J. A G o o d D w e l l i n g H o u s e t o R e n t . A LSO, tt choice lot of 1000 Grafted Apple Trees, of the very best varieties, ready forsetting 03- The subscriber have obtained from ! M bssus . W heeler ,M eeick & C o , of A lbany , an agency for the sale of their celebrated WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT THEIR ALBANY PRICES, adding transportation. FIJI HE t w o H o r s e M a c h i n e s are well j L calculated for large farmers, and those who make ^ business of threshing. They are light and compact, so that the whole is conven iently carried on one wagon with two horses, the weight being about 2,000 pounds. The v i b r a t i n g S e p a r a t o r divides and carries the straw entirely clear from the grain, leaving the grain in the best possible condition tor cleaning. This machine, with from three to five hands, will thresh from one to two hundred bushels of wheat per day, or twice that quantity of oats. T h e o n e H o r s e M a c h i n e s ) with two or three hands, will thresh about half that quantity. They also thresh and separate clover chaff from the straw, very fost, and perfectly. The One Horse Power is extensively used by large dairymen, for churning and for sawing wood, cutting feed, &c. ALBANY PRICES: Two Horse Power, Thresher and Separator, with bunds, and all appurtenances, $145 00 One Horse, do. do. 320 00 Do. do. do. geared for churning, driving, cross-cut saw and grindstone, Clover Huller, Feed Cutter, Circular Saw Mill, (24 inch saw,) 03” The above machines are all w a r r a n t e d to work to the entire satisfaction of the pur. chaser, and they may be returned within sixty days from the time they are received, and the purchase money, i f paid, will be refunded. J. S. & H. C. PROUTY, 68 No. 30 & 32 Water street Geneva, June, 1851. 132 00 28 00 28 00 35 00 THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR parent neglect which has hitherto character- | iied the appearance of Water st., along the re gion opposite the Temperance House, rejoice in its present marked improvement. Not only has | PROUTY’S New Store arisen to improve its as pect, but the Old Girst Mill is being rapidly trans formed into neat and elegant Shops, and the third story into a Capacious Public Hall, for Lectures, Concerts, Panoramas, & c ,,& c ., But already, the south part o f the building, 2d door from the corner o f Castle and Water sis , has been fitted up, in the most enticing manner, as on E A T I N G SALO O N ^ 41 « B a n t a m * w h o , with skilful con t r ivan c e , places a table in the fron t part, loaded with P a p e r s C O D - OF N EW YORK, O n t a r io C o u n t y , $$ J ^ O T I G E is hereby given that a General GASTRIC JUICE A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURED. P REPARED from Rennet, or the fourth Sin : t 9 i n i n s th e l a t e s t N e w s , while on the S P L E N D I D P A T T E R N S . iout this fall; and Peach Trees. Also, very eligible B u i l d i n g L o t s for ^ ^ N Y quantity o f latest and best selected T h e Catholic organ in New Y o rk, the Froenian’a Journal, thus compliments our good Connecticut brothers :— M Connecticut society must be particu larly flat and prosaic, from the theologi cal character o f its people. I f the con senting testimony o f many o f its sons, with whom we have conversed, be not false, it is also in reality, the most in decent and degraded society to be found in America, or perhaps (Great Britain and Sweden excepted) in the whole of the nominally civilized w o r ld /’ «ial«\ on High street and the Avenue. 82w4 MILES P. SQUIER. styles of PAPER HANGINGS F o r S a le . T HE house and lot of ground belonging thereto, now oc cupied by the Rev. Mr. B is s e l l , 99 feet front by 300 feet deep, situated on Main st., near Geneva College. The house is commodious and convenient, with good wood-shed attached. The situation is every way desirable. A portion of the purchase mon ey can remain on bond and mortgage. For terms apply fo T, D. BURRALL, or 79 D. S. HALL, Geneva, Aug. 26. 1851. CAN NOW BE FOUND AT E . P . E A R L ’ S , o n W a t e r S t. Mr. EARL has just returned form New York, with a stock selected by himself 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 Paper if wanted. Window Sash, Blinds and Window Glass. B3” Call and examine. G E N E V A D E P O T F O R The N e w York Tribune is inform ed by a gentleman o f Portland, M e., that the whole number of commitments to the City Prison, since the commencement o f the new liquor law, has decreased from an average o f 16 per month, to 8 in three months. H e also states that the County Jail, which usually has about 30 convicts within its walls, is now nearly empty. There is food for reflection in this. V a l u a b l e P r o p e r t y In the Village o f Castleton% f o r SALE or EXCHANGE fo r a small Im proved Farm. A LOT containing about half an acre of land, with a dwelling-house, blacksmith-shop, and carriage-shop thereon, now in the occupancy of J. Macy.— Terms of payment made easy. Apply at‘the Land-Office. to WM. YOUNG. Geneva, July 30, 1851. 74 DRUGS & MEDICINES, P a i n t s , O i l s , V a r n i s h ) G r o c e r i e s ) ye-Wood8 and WindowGlaes, Lamps, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, Camphine, Ethereal Oil, Nuts, Fruit, Perfumery. & c . , &c. N o . 8) S e n e c a S t r e e t . 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. 1 R e v e l a t i o n s o n B e a r d s — A. J. Da. vis, the well known Poughkeepsie clair voyant, has Issued an epistle on the sub ject o f wearing the beard, in which he points out at some length his views as to trimming and shaving. It has been re vealed to him that mixture of Sweet oil and Scotch ale is the only composition which Nature delights to see rubbed on the whiskers o f humanity. L O T S F O R S A L E . HE subscriber offers for sale NEW FIRM! many good Building Lots, and three Dwelling Houses, situated on Washington. Pulteney, Madison and Courtlund streets, being a part of the Real Estate, including the Oichavd of the late D avid C ook , A profile of the Lots may be seen by calling on the subscriber. Twenty per cent may be paid on delivery of a Deed, and the balance secured by Bond and Mort gage, payable in 4, 5 or 8 equal annual payments, with Interest annually, on the sums unpaid. 3m39 C. A. COOK. N E W STORE! fJIHE subscribers having purchased and Geneva, Nov. 25, 1850. fitted up in the latest style, the Store formerly occupied by D.L. LUM,asa Boot and Shoe Store, N o . 4 S e n e c a street, would now respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Geneva and vicinity, and the public generally, to their full and entirely new stock of F O R S A L E . DRUGS, MEDICINES, France has tried and rejected the old systems o f Government; its tendency and present feeling is Democratic. It can not be a practical Republic, of course,till it has had practice. That it is getting now. The present generation are learn ing, and they will probably die in the wilderness of trial. Their children may take possession o f the promised land, when there will still be enough to do in the way of fighting heathen. FARM o f 125,acressituated l o f a mile east of the outlet of Seneca Lake on the road running to Water- loo, the former residence o f John J. Van Riper. The form is under a goad stale of cultivation, has one good dwelling house two barns, and two good apple orchaids oither suf- ficient for one family, and other fruit in abun dance. It is well furnished with living springs of good water and is sufficiently supplied with timber. A good view of Seneca Lake, and the village of Geneva can he seen from any part of the premises For further particnlars enquire ofthe resident on the premises or at this office. 1047 GROCERIES Paints and Oils, Dye Stuffs, Looking Glasses i A tablet to the memory o f Wordsworth has been erected in Grasmere church, in the Lake district o f England. The de sign is beautiiul. In spaces on either side are wrought, in chaste workmanship, the crocus and celandine, the snowdrop and the violet. V a l u a b l e F a r m F o r S a le . HE Farm on which I nvW re side is one of the best and f pleasantest, and situate in the coun- iy of Seneca, on the Waterloo turn- one mile east of Geneva. It contain! Eward Everett says o f the lateFenni- more Cooper, that we have but one oth er writer, (Mr. Irving,) as widely known abroad. Many o f his noveles weie not only read at every fireside in England, but were translated into every language o f the European continent. pike road 124 acres of good land, 17 acres of which is well timbeicd;and has 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 be sold on accommodutingtenns. For further pa,ticulars apply to the subscriber, on the Farm, EDWARD RUSSELL. Jan.1851; 1048 L a m p s ) B r u s h e s , B r o o m s , PERFUMERY & FANCY ARTICLES. Having purchased the above stock exclusively for C a s h , and having used the utmost care in the selection of their goods, they feel confident they will be able to give entire satisfaction in regard to quality ana price, to any and all o f their friends who will favor them with a call. SIM P S ON * BRONSON. Geneva, March 7, 1851. 54 G E N E V A DAGUERREAN GALLERY, Directly opposite the. Empire City Store, on Seneca st ., a fexo doors toest o f the Franklin House. mach ofthe Ox. after directions o f BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, byJ. S. HOUGHTON, M. D ., No II, North Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indices* tion, Dyspepsia , Jaundice , Liver Complaint , Constipation, and Debility, Curing after Nature’s own method, by Nature’s own agent, the Gastric Juice. (CT Half a te jspoonful o f this Fluid, infused in water, will digast or dissolve, Five Pounds o f Roast B e e f in about two hours , out of the stomach. D i g e s t i o n . Digestion is chiefly performed in tho stomach by tbe aid o f a fluid which freely exudes from the inner coat o f that organ, when in a state o f health, called the Gastric Juice. This fluid is the Great Solvent of the Food, the Purifying. Preserving, and Stimulating Agent ofthe stomach and intes tine*. Without it there will be no digestion,— no conversion o f food into blood, and no nutrition, of the body; but rather a foul, torpid, painful, and destructive condition o f the whole digestive ap. paratus- A weak, half dead, or injured stcmach produces no good Gastic Juice, and hence the disease, distress and debility which ensue. f P e p s i n a n d R e n n e t . Pepsin is the chief element, or great Digesting Principle of the Gastic Juice. It is found in great abundance in theeolid parts of the human stomach after death, and sometimes causesthe stomach to digest itself, or eat itself up, It is also found in the stomach of animals, as the ox, calf, &c. 11 is the material used by farmeis in making cheese, called Rennet, the effect of which has long been the special wonder of the dairy. The cuiding of milk is the first process o f digestion, Rennet pos. sesses astonishing power. The stomach of nealf will curdle nearly one thousand times its own weight of milk, Baron Liebig states that “ One part of Ihe Pepsin dissolved in sixty thousand parts of water, will digest meat and other food.*’ Diseased stomachs produce no good Gastric Juice, Rennet or Pepsin. To show that this want may be perfectly supplied, we quote the following S c i e n t i f i c E v i d e n c e : BARON LIEBIG, in his celebrated woikon Animal Chemistry, says; “ An Artificial Diges tive Fluid analogous to the Gastic Juice, may be readily prepared from the mucous memb*'ance of the stomach of the Calf, in which various articles of food, as meat and eggs, will be 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,” pubfised by Fowler andWells, New York, page 35, states the samo great, fact, and describes the method o f preparation. There are tew higher authorities than Dr. Pereira. DR. COMBE, in his writings on the,4Physiolo- gy o f Digestion,” observes that “ a diminution of the due quantity of the Gastic Juice is a promi nent and all-prevailing cause of Dyspepsia,” and he states that e‘ a distinguished professor o f medi cine in London, who was severely afflicted 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 Diet,” says : “ it is a remarkable fact in physiology, that the stomachs o f animals, macerated in water, impart to the fluid the pro perty o f diesolving various articles o f food, and of effecting a kind of artificial digestion o f them in no wise different from the natural digestive process,” A s a D y s p e p s i a - C u r e r . DR. HOUGHTON’S preparation of PEPSIN has produced the most marvellous effects, curing cases of Debility, Emaciation, Nervous Decline and Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to be oh 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 o f more than Two H u n d r e d R em ark able C u r e s , iu Philadelphia, New York, and Boston alone. These were nearly alldesperateca?es,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 billiousdlsorder, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and otherdrugs upon the Digestive or gans,alter a long sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and the too free use of ardent spirits. It alroostreconciles Health with Intemperance. O l d S t o m a c h C o m p l a i n t s . There is no form o f Old Stomach Complaints which it does not seem to reach and remove at once. No matter how bad they may be, it gives instant relief ! A single dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms, and it only needs to be re peated, fora short time, tomake these good effects permanent. Purity of Blood and vigor o f Body , follow at once; It is particularly excellent in cases of Nausea. Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, distress after eating, low, cold, state of the Blood, Heaviness, Loivnees of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness, tendency to Insanity. Suicide, &c. Price. $1 per bottle. Onebottle will often ef. feet alastingcure. AGENTS FOR GENEVA:—H. Parmalee, G.P. Mowry, A. D. Platt; and for VIENNA S, Norton. 40 side shelves, concealed by their burdens of Lem ons, Oranges, Figs, Pine Apples and Citrons, the former to satisfy an insatiable curiosity, the lat. ter to sooth iho itching palate. AVhilo still furth er back dwell all substantial foods, which satisfy craving hunger, or contribute 10 build up healthy constitutions, which may be diluted with Beer, Lemonade, Ice Cream. Soda and ad infinitum. Remember tho EMPIRE SALOON, a few steps from the Steamboat landing, and o p p o s i t e tlie T e m p e r a n c e H o u s e , where MEALS will ho furnished, AT ALL TIMES, in the best style. E. A. SMITH. Genovo, June, 1851. 68 T A K E N O T I C E . Election is to be held on the Tuesday sue ceeding the first Monday of November next, at which will be chosen the officers mentioned in the notice from the Secretary o f State, of which the following is a copy. WM. H. LAMPORT, Sheriff of Ontario County. S heriff ' s O ffice , Canandaigua, j A ugust the 26th, 1851. STATE OF NEW YORK S e c r e t a r y ' s O ffic e A l b a n y , August 14, 1851. To the Sheriff o f the County o f Ontario SIR— Notice is hereby given that at the the W A T E R S T . C H E A P C A S H V A R I E T Y S T O R E , newly opened willbe found CHEAP D r y G o o d s , B r o a d c l o t h s , C a s s i n i e r e s, S a t i n e t s , & c « G R O C E R I E S of all kinds; Nails by the keg or pound; Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Ware; Wooden Ware; Crocks; Flower Pots; and many otherarttclee too numerousto mention. Also, PAINTS AND OILS, of all kinds, and atverylow price* forcash. D R U G S A 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. BRICK and SAND, forbuilding and paving constantly on hand,and for sale as above. Jan. 1, 1851. V R O M A N BECKER. General Election, to be held in this State, on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November next, the following ~fficeis are to be elected, to w it: A Judge of the Court of Appeals, in the place of Samuel A. F o o t ; A Secretary o f State, in the place of Christo pher Morgan ; A Comptroller, in the place of Philo C. Fuller; A State Treasurer, in the place of Alvah Hunt; An Attorney General, in the place of Levi S. Chatfield; A State Engineer and Surveyor, in the place of Hezekiah C. Seymour; A Canal Commissioner, in the place o f Charels Cook; and an Inspector of State Prisons, in the place o f Alexander H. W ells; A ll whose teims o f service will expire on the lost day o f December next. Also, a Justice o f the Supreme Court for the Seventh Judicial District, in the place of Hen ry XV. Taylor, whose term of service will ex pire on the last day o f December next. Also, a Senator for the Twenty-ninth Senate District, in the place of Charles Colt, whose term of Service will expire on the last day of December next. County Officers to be also Elected for said County ; Two Members o f Assembly , A Superintendent of the Poor, in the place of Edward P. Parrish : J u s t Received, a fresh supply o f Gold and Silver Levers, Anchor Escapements, Lepine Watches, <* Fob and Vest Chains,forGents. 11 Chatlelains, for Ladies, varieties, at E. BARNARD'S. «< ft #1 it All r«9 P h y s i c i a n ’ s C a s e s . F ROM JULES HAUL’ S celebrated establish- 1 moot, for sale at low prices, ot H . FARM KLEE'S 65 Drug and Chemical Store. A D e a d S h o t f o r B e d B u g s . T HE intolerable nuisance of Bed Bugs can be ; got rid o f effectually, by the use of the D E A D S H O T , a new exterminate! of tremenduous power. The main agent employed in this preparation is a poisonous green rosin, which unlike a min eral in solution, is not soon rubbed off and wasted, but remains a long time wherever ap plied—a train of certain death—a perfect Bohon Upas to these destroyers of our nightly rest. For sale, wholesale and retail, by A, D. PLATT, 72 Druggist, &c., Geneva. B CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED c o n f i d e n t i a l l y pe an 'tiff *11 thi tin N O S , N O R T O N S T R E E T , A L B A N Y . N V J ^ R . COOKE, after an ansence of nearly six T r a s h ’ s M a g n e t i c O i n t m e n t . Fg\*' HE Genuine article, for sale by JL h . f a r m r ; R elief in Ten Minutes , Cure in a Few Days , insured by T h e G r e a t F o r e i g n R e m e d y . Two Justices of the Sessions, in the place of larles J. Folger and Ephraim W. Cleveland; DYEING FOR THE PUBLIC! fTj 'H E subscriber hereby gives notice to the JL Ladies and Gentlemen of Geneva, arid the surrounding country and villages, that he con tinues, at his old stand, in Seneca street, first door east of the Methodist Church, the business of D y e i n g a n d S c o u r i n g i n a l l i t s b r a n c h e s . He will dye all shades of colors, on Dresses, Cloaks, Shawls, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Bonnette, Ribbons, Gloves, Hose, Coats, Pants. &.C. Also Merinos., Alpacas, DeLnines, Bombazines, Bar eges, Coverlet Yarns 5 and will dye and finish every variety o f Woolens and Silks with boautv and taste. Especial attention will be given to Scouring, Coloring and Pressing Gent’s Coots, Pants and Vesta. Moreen Curtains and silk Dresses,watered. He gives a confident assurance to the public, that all work entrusted to his care, will be per. formed in a satisfactory manner. Leghorn, Straw, Tuscan and Fancy Bonnetts dyed black, Slate, Drab, and Green colors. WM. SEDGWICK. Geneva, June I8ih 1851. 68tf Charles A County Judge, in the place of Mark Hi Sibley. Also, a Surrogate is to be elected in and for said county, pursuant to a resolution of the Board of Supervisors thereof, at a special meet- ing of said Board held at the Court House in Canandaigua, on the 4th Sept., 1851. Two Coroners, in the place of Aaron Young and Harvey Jewett. All of whose terms of service will expire on tho last day of December next. Yours respectfully, CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, 79 Secretary of State, E s t a t e o f J o h n J o n e s . | ^ Y order ofthe county Judge, o f the county o f Ontario,. notice Is given, to all person* having claims aeuinst the Estate of J ohn J onks , late ofthe town of Phelpe, in the county o f Outario, to present the same witli the vouchers thereof, to the suhsc'ilier, one o f the Executors of the Iasi will ofthe said J ohn J ones , at his residence, In the said town, on or before the 26th day of December, Dated June I', 1851. 69inG THOMAS JONES, Executor. N o t i c e J*S hereby given to all creditors having claims against C U T L E R Y & A G R I C U L T U R A L IM P L E M E N T S . C harles A. W illiamson deceased, formerly of Ge neva, Ontorlo county, mat they are required to exhib t such claims, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at Ids office In Ihe village o f Geneva, in the comity o f Ontario, on or before the twelfth dav o f February next. JAMES H. WOODS, Executor, &c. Dated,Geneva, 2dih July, 1851. ?4m6 T HE subscribers having their stock of goods arranged in their N O T I C E . DR. LOCOCK'S P U L M O N I C W A F E R S ) F OR the Cure o f Colds, Cough*, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pulmonary Consumption, and all affections of the Breath and Lungs. Mono- factored by E. TAYLO R, Rochester, N. Y., tho only true and genuine proprietor and manu facturer on the Continent o f America, by assign ment o f right from J a m e s J o h n s t o n . I m p o r t a n t t o C l e r g y m e n . [From Ihe Rev. Owen Thomas, Holyhead.] Dear Sir— Dr. Locock’s Wafers do a great deal of good tn my voice. I got a bad cold from a dump bed about thirty-five years ago, and my voice was very bad ever since, giving great pain to me when preaching or singing—and 1 am very fond of singing. 1 used many different medicines and some of them did ine good for a little time}; but Dr. Locock’s is the best of all— it clears my voice and stops the coughing instantly. I have never found anything 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 1 spent at H olyhead: and I am personally known to all the first men ofthat body, many o f whom have admired the ef fects of the Wafers in clearing the voice 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 a witness of their power to stop a frightful fit of coughing in an instant. 1, as a Wesleyan preacher, cal! on all preach ers and singers of every denomination to take these Wafers for improving the voice and curing coughs. You may publish my testimonial for the excel, lent Wafers if you wish. I urn truly yours, OWEN THO vlAS. I m p o r t a n t C a u t i o n . I do hereby caution the public against buying or using a spurious and worthless medicine man ufactured by James Bryan, Rochester. N.Y., call ed Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers, »8 they are a spu rious imitation ofthe genuine Dr. Locock’s Pul monic Wafer*, and a humbug upon the commu nity. For sale by SIMPSON & BRONSON. Geneva, April 29 1851. 61 NEW STORE, I n W a t e r S t r e e t , opposite the Tempe rance House, and near the Steamboat landing. Their old customers and the public are in vited to call upon them, and inspect the articles they offer for sale. A general assortment of every thing in their line will be constantly kept on hand. The prices and terms will be such as to satisfy all who will favor them with their custom'; as their goods are bought under the most favorable circumstances, and for cash. It is their intention to sell at the very lowest prices. Farmers will find a large assortment of Agricultuial instruments; Housekeepers, every thing necessary to complete a household assortment. Store Keepers. Blacksmiths, and Wagon Makers, will have an opportunity to purchase from a very extensive assortment, which has been provided with a special view to make large sales. 03- Timothy & Clover Seed bought for cash J. S. & H. C. PROUTY. Mar. 12, 1S51. N os. 3 0 & 33. T HE Book Accounts and Notes belonging to C. C. A. SMITH, having been assigned to me forth© benofitof his creditors, must be paid with out delay, or they will be put into other bonds of collection, accurdli-g to low, T . DUNHAM, Assigee Geneva. Oct. 1st, 1850. SILVER, R OSEWOOD. Mahogany, Black Walnut and Common S h o w C a s e s , a new and splendid article; with French double thick and Plate Glass, for Jewellers, and Merchants gene rally $ Cases o f alt prices 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 o f the United States March 5, 1351. 54 E x c e l s i o r S o a p . 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 all others. For the removal of oil, paint, tar. 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 Excesior Soap, which he offers to dealers and others at about the same price as common soap May 1. A . ! ) PLATT. T F a r m e r s A t t e n d ! FLAXSEED T O LET! HE subscriber has Flaxseed which he offers LO O K IN G G L A S S W A R E H O U S E , 3 8 C o u r t l a n d street, NEW YORK. RICHARDS KINGSLAND, \Y^-HOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER A H istory o f the Purchase and Settle • ment o f W E S T E R N N E W Y O R K , A ND o f the rise and pi ogress and present state ofthe P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h in that section, by Rev. James H. Hotchkin. Also. F i t c h ’ s U llirO g r a p H y , designee for learners in Geography, being plates preporcc for delineating maps o f the world and countries 1 formingthe principal subdivisions, just recoivcc by W. H. SMITH. opposite H . H, & G. C. Seelye’s. Seneca st. 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. P. MOWRY, April 1 , 1S51. City Drug Store, Geneva. P i l l s f o r R a t s . F* YON’S Pills for the destruction of Rats nn.l -L i M ice; also, Magnetic Powder for the des traction of nil kinds o f insects, which are war ranted free from poison. For sale at wholesale and retell by (May 1.) A. D. P L A T T . B a k e r ’s B r o m a . COMBINATION of the Cocoa Nut with of L o o k i n g G I o ** cn , and importer o f L o o k in g G l a s s P l a t e * , would respecifully invite the at tention of cliizena and Grangers visiting the city to Ills large assortment o f Ornamented. Plain, Pier, and Mantel Glasses, Portrait and Picture Fiames, got up In the rich- estnnd most go'geous stylus from the latest Parisian de signs. Also, always on hand, the largest assortment to be found In tbe city, ol Mahogany and Gilt Toilet Boxes, Swings and Gilt Glas.es, suitable for the the Southern, Western, South American and Mexican Trade, at prices much reduced from those charged at similar establish ments In the city. Any inquiries mndc by letter relative 10 the prices of goods will be cheerfully answered by return mail. All orders promptly attended to, anil goods packed with the greatest care, to go to any part ofthe United Stales or adjacent countries 75m3 P l a t f o r m a n d C o u n t e r S c a les. T HE subscriber wouMcnll theattention ofthe public to the fact that he is the agent for the sale of all goods manufactured by Duryce Forsyth & Co., of Rochester, who have taken the first Premium at several of the State Fairs, both of this and other states, for their Scales, which are warranted equal to nny 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. other ingredients, innocent,strengthening, and agreeable both to invalids and persons in health. Forsaleby H. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. T HE subscriber is agent for the stile of the P a r i s h P s a l m o d y , a n d P a r i s h H y m n s , and i* prepurt‘<l to furnish Churches with them, at the Publisher’s prices. Churches wishing to introduce new Hymn hooks can g^r a copy for inspection, and also < an find the vcco. mendatione o f the best kind, fonhe above hooks W. H. SMITH. Geneva, Dec. 10. 1850. months in Europe, hos tho honour of an nouncing his return to Head Quarters. During his travels on the Continent— where a Massive Gold Medal was last year presented to him, ex- pressive o f his superior skill and judgment, and of scientific improvements in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE—he has been successfully con. suited by the Medical Faculties of Paris, Lon. don, and most ofthe Provincial Hos pit a Is through, out the United Kingdom of Great Britain, Tht unfortunate and others, who have been recemly disappointed at not having had bis personal con. sultation, are now respectfully informed that they can continue to receive that consistent mode ol treatment whicli has secured Dr. Cooke on uni versal reputation for celebrity few physicians can enjoy. The most inveterate complaints—where all other remedies have failed, yield to hie mode of treatment— whether syphilis, strictures, seminal weakness, gravel, impotency,affections o f the tirj nary orgons in both sexes, or any other maladies, in curing which Dr. Cooke is universally success- ful. Strangers and travellers from all parts of the world— many from the Continent o f Europe—cos. suit him in difficult cases, and there is no part of the United States where persons do not reside whom he has cured, and 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 celebratod Dr. Cooke, of Albany. N. Y . DO\ *‘ /ffl Professors o f the Art and Science o f Medicine, unite lo pronouncing the skill and talents o f Dr. Cooke,ol Albany, N. 1 in relation to nis peculiar mode o f treat ment in all cases o f Syphilis—first in order, for oil com plaints caused either by u disordent state o f the blood, or any deiangvmcnt o f the functions o f Ihe Generate Orgaai. During the many visits o f this Eminent Phyrlcan, both si British and Foreign Hospitals, he has been srught b| medical men of rank and Influence, who have on all (*• ensione availed themselves o f hie enlightened Introduce rlesln behalf o f their own irivate practice, os well esfoi the old ofthe Faculty, and other officers presiding orei General Hospita’s In Europe, who now advocate noethei remedies, than those suggested through Ills dally promec odes, for the benefit of the public at large.” — Lanin Lancet. ■ Dr. C ooke having devoted fifty years to the study and treatment o f theabovedisordersjiehei had opportunities, which occur to few, of seeing at the Hospitals in France and England, every stuge and symptom j f these direful maladies, io rheir most appalling forms; end it is only a reason- able inference, as he is known to be the only phy sician in this country who can peimancntly cure all cases of “ Constitutional Debility,” to consider him the safest person to whom the unfortunatecan apply for relief. Nor is it difficult to be under stood how he should have such great sucrere and reputation, for the whole secret lies in this: these ore the only diseases he has attended in £II bii life time; his whole studies have been directed to them ; and his practice is so large that there it no variety of them he has not seen. Besidei which Dr. Cooke has had a regular medical edu cation, and has studied in the most liberal seen of learning in different parts of Europe. Thow who prefer to consult him by letter, will describe their symptoms, the length of time they havebren afflicted, their habits, age, and whether single or married; and also, if single, whether they cos. template the marriage state. Patient* in the remotest parts o f the Univn,rnc be successfully treated through the Post Office, by addressing Dr. C ooke , (post paid.) enclosing a reasonable fee, stating case, mode of living, otdt nary occupation, (tc. Medicine sent to nny pert ofthe Union according Indirections, safely packed and carefully secured from oil observation. Medical attendance can be had day and night by ringing the bell at the outside door o f the Hos pita), whichis open at all hours. 03- OFFICE OPEN ON SUNDAYS, thiougfc out the year. 03* No boys, Cleiks, or students allowed t this establishment. (Cf' Patients always seo Dr. Cnoke alone,by whom they ore consulted and prescribed for. No connection with any othor office. 03* Communications with Physicians as here tofore. Dr. COOKE attends personally to hi* pntirnl*. d3- Close observation and fifty years experience enables me to effect flie recovery of my patiejm with but little comparative trouble and corre* ponding difficulty. The controlling power nvsi disease, whicli my advice in all such coses possets is based upon the fact that I take an interest in the welfare end sympathise with the immediate necessities of the unfortunate. Those who pre fer calling on me will experience no digappoiet ment and may consult my opinion without reserve. 34yl GEORGE COOKE, M. D. LL. D. Remember No. 3 Norton S l.f Albany N. Y O l BO Ov< H Fa No. Ii gen Ma B 1 Ca 9 3 I t i r for styl T 3 P 8 DAN JEKE B U CAB > m s MAX O p p c F i r « IN (o m c Office Resit Surgeo Physici Dealer T o C a r r ia g e M a k e r s , a n d tlie P u b l i c . ’ D e p o t o f S h a k e r B r o o m s . J j i v e r e t t ’ s P a t e n t C a r r i a g e C o u p - M R. SINSIBAUGH, the proprietor of the above establishment, announces to his N O T I C E T o th e D r y G o o d s M e r c h a n t s o f C e n t r a l & W e s t e r n N e w Y o r k . In a certain village in Massa chusetts, rum jugs are labelled t( Wash ing F l u i d /’ This is veay appropriate, for rum has washed many a man clean out of house, home and humanity. L a n d fo r S a le. subscriber offers for sale, or in exchange for land in this vici nity, the following described tract of land, to wit: Lot No. 8, in Pine Temperance puts wood on the fire, flour in the barrel,vigor in the body, intelligence in the brain, and spirit in the whole com position-of man. Grove township, Warren county, Pa., containing 42) nevus of land, about GO acres of which is im proved; and n good log-house anrl frame-barn erected thereon. It will bo sold together, or in lots to suit purchasers. Enquire of K idder & B radford , or of JOHN SMITH, Genova. April 30/51. [Pultney st. 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 tlie newest styles, and latest improve ments. Will supply Operator* at a small ad- vance from cost. Quick sales and small profit, is his motto. AH orders punctually filled. Goods well packed and sent to any pni t o f the country. He keeps constantly on hand German and A- merican Cameras, ar d other apparatus necessary for a daguerrean outfit; Chemicals o f 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 in tho village and vicinity at modeiyto prices. Pictures Ptoken in L O. WILSON & CO IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No 12 Cortland street^ (opposite the National and Western Hotels) and extending through to No. 13 Dey street , NEW YORK, J ’ NVITE the attention of the Merchants of A l l k i n d s o f W e a t h e r , at prices ranging fr om one dollar to twenty-fivo dollars. INSTRUCTIONS given in the art. J O S E P H P R I C E ’ S In tbe reign of Henry the I., a- bout the year 1130, a sheep could be bought in England for four pence, and wheat bought for feeding one hundred men, a whole day, cost but a single shill ing. F O R S A L E . A GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, fronting on Geneva st., the lot extending back to Gene- N. Y. & Erie Railroad Ware-House > see st. About 50 fruit trees, of many choice varieties, ami in a thrifty con dition, are bn the place. Enquire of Dr. D. 0. C r a n e . G1 Geneva, April 30, 185L On the Canaly near the Deopt o f the A . R . Rail Road , Geneva. r j l H E subscriber will continue the business of Central and Western New York, to one of the most extensive stocks of French, English, German, Belgian and American Dry Goods to be found in New York city, of their own Im portation, and direct from Manufacturers and their agents, at the very lowest market price. Our stock will be kept full at all seasons o f the year, and will include a full assortment of H o s i e r y a n d G l o v e s ) D r e s s G o o d s of the choicest designs in market, WHITE GOODS, C l o t h S ) C a s s im e r e S ) V e s t in g s , MERRIMACK AND COCHECO PRINTS M a n c h e s t e r D e L a i n e s 9 YANKEE NOTIONS, & c „ &c. We have also the Agency of the celebrated Hoyle’s Royal Patent SW A NSDOW N SEWING COTTON, the best article in use. ling.—The undersigned. Patentees ol an improved Coupling in the running part of Car riages, respectfully present their invention to the public, for patronage. The improvement, though simple in construction, is the result of a long course of experiments, attended with much labor and expense. It is now believed to be perfect, and has thus far met the approbation of all who have examined it. The advantages consist principally in strengthening the fore part of the carriage, enabling it to be turned in less than one third the space required by the old construction, without interfering with the body of the carriage, and greatly facilitating the getting in and out—heretofore considered a very great objection to four-wheeled vehicles. By the adoption o f this improvement, large fore wheels ma y be used. E. & C. EVERETT, Patentees, Washington, D. C. WILLIAM BRUNDAGE, Geneva, agent for sale of rights in Ontario, Yates, and Seneca counties 78m6 J ULES HAUL'S N y m p h Soap,ID O new botanical preparation, for rendering the skin soft and fair, giving the most sallow complexion a delicacy and fairness which the most youthful! r I ’ H E subscriber is prepared to supply dealers mightcovet. Sold wholesale and retail, by I wRb any quantity o f Shaker Broom*, at the 66 H. PARMELEE. 24 Seneca at. r j i H e best P a i n D e s t r o y e r in the same price charged by them 111 their village 01 in New York. [M ay l.| A. D. PLATT. SJENECA L A K E F O U N D R Y ) A n d I r o n W o r k s , Corner o f Castle and Water Sts., Geneva. <1IH E Subscriber manufactures S T E A M 1 E N G I N E S , C A S T & W R O U G H T IR O N F L U E B O I L E R S , M I L L G E A R - IN G ,C A S T I N G S A N D M A C H I N E R Y o f all kinds. He make* and sells Burroll’ s Shell Wheel •nd Plain Plows, the C a s t I r o n I m pr o v e d BvuRtiYE, and a variety o f others. Also the celebrated B uck ’ s P a t k k t A ir T ight C ooking S t o v e , R a c e ’ s S e l f - A cting R eg ister ,with a ge-oerolassortmeo to f P a r l o r , B ox and K it c h e n S t o v e s . J. R . JO H N S T O N . Geneva, July 9e 1851. 35 world : Coryle Extract, or Extract o f Witch Hazel; superior to anything yet discovered for reducing inflamat ion* a?id removing pain. For sale by H. P a r m a l e e , 24 Seneca st.. May 13. Sole Agent for Geneva. P AINTS and Oils, all kinds, in any quantity and at the lowest prices, at May ). A. U. PLATT’S. E NGLISH Zinc Paint, tt pure article; also, China White Paint, ground and dry, on sale G r e e l y ’s N e w W o r k . H INTS toward Reforms, in Lectures and Ad dresses, by Horace Greeley. For sale by at wholesale and retail by May I A. D. PLATT. June 12, 1850. DERBY. ORTON & Co’s. P h y s i c i a n s ’ P r e s c r i p t i o n s ^ A R E F U L L Y compounded at H. PARME- LEE’S Drug and Chemical Store, 24 Seneca street. o , S h a k e r fle r h s all kinds— a new supply at H. PARM E- C O R l i L E E X T R A C T . — Extract of Common Witch Hazle, unequalled by any similar preparation, for rheumatism, bruises, sprains, tooth-ache, s-»re 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, j EE’S Drug and Chemical Store. A N e w A r r i v a l ) AGENCY OF D R . S . S . P I T C H S CELEBRATED MEDICIES, ■\TSED b y h im with such distinguished sue- 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 Lift and Health to Old Age,& r. iir. Mr. A. D. PLATT, Geneva, has been ap pointed Agent for the sale of the above Good?, and will keep them constantly on hand at bis store, in Geneva. N. Y. Dr. Fitch’s Guide Book to Invalids, and Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruc tions to Mothers, in the Management of Child ren.” may be had. gratuitously, by calling for it at the Store os above. An extremely valuable Book. A. O. AN D R E W S. Sole Travelling Agent for the State o f New York. JylOOS Wholes ries, Dealer Stu Dealer Fashioi Dealer ii and Woo a little S' Dealer i W o n d e r f u l D i s c o v e r y * f | IHE only sure remedy for H e m o r r h o i d * A W o r d t o th e F a r m e r s . or P I L E S ) known to the world, is PAGE’S ANODYNE OIL, Booksell C u s t o m W o r k D o n e o n S h o r t N o t i c e . A T T H E WHITE SPRING MILLS. O F BRUSHES o f all kinds— several new and I Just now discovered in the middle ofthe Nine* beautiful patterns o f H a i r B r u s h e s , Ht teentk Century, warranted to cure, if used ac- 5g H„PA KMELEE’S, cording to dirctions. For sale bv 24 Seneca st. cording by Booksell< and FJ1HE subscriber having put in a new set o f Bolts, for the purpose of docing Custom Work, is now Ready to wait on all who may favor him with their pationage. R. H. MORRIS. April. 23, 1851. 60 1851. July ! S , 1851 GEO. P. MOWRY, Agent for Geneva. 73 Fashion fpRICOPHKROUS — Barry’s—also Phalous’ Invigorator, two very popular article* for promoting the growth and luxuriance of the Hair, for sale by G. P. MOWRY. June 8,1851. Manufacl Gearings Water si C o n g r e s s W a t e r , J ^ I R E C T from the Congrrs# Spring, at Sara- toga, just received, and for *ate by H. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. June 9 th ,1851. 57 Leave* Geneva at 44 4. A FEW more F r e n c h C lO C k S ) Gothic and Alobaster. warranted Perfect Time It is an extraordinary fact, stated on authoriry, that there is at the pres ent time more of an Irish population in the United States o f America than there is in Ireland itself. B u i l d i n g L o t s f o r S a le. The subscriber offers for sale 100 Building Lots, on the Wadsworth tract, in the north part of the village near the Railroad Depot. The title Among the flags displayed be fore Lord Elgin at Boston, was one that claims 16 the whole boundless continent is ours M The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is now owned by the children of the late pen. Jessup and the children o f the late Col. Crogan, who received it as a bequest from a wealthy relative. to these Lots is indisputable ; and they will be sold on liberal terms o f payment. A l s o fo r S a t e , Thirty.Two acres of good farming land lying en the west side of the road leading to the glass factory, in pasture lots o f about 5 acres each. WM. YOUNG, Geneva, May 13, 1851. 63tf S t o r a g e and F o r w a r d i n g , at bis Warehouse. Goods received and forwarded by Canal, Rail Road and Steamboat. All business entrusted to his care willbe punctually attended to. Blossburg, Peach Orchard and Lehigh Coal for sale nt all times. Cash paid for Wheat and allother kinds o f produce. JOSEPH PRICE. Geneva,Jan.9.1850. 41 We invite the attention of the closest buy- T - ^ 5 JL RIALS.—'Ihe undersigned beg respectlul- ers for Cash. 6 months, and short credit. March. 1851. 55yl Keepers, at 69 E. BARNARD’S Cheap Building. N OTHING probably throughout the entire building costs so little, in proportion, as the Sash and Blinds. s Shadrach, the Boston fugitive slave, w h o was stolen from the U. S. Marshal, is said to be keeping a store in Notre Dame street, Montreal, and to be mak~ S i l v e r a n d P l a t e d W a r e , UCH as tea and ta£le spoons, forks, sugar tongs, &c., together with a general assort ment o f gold and gilt jewelry, all o f which are now being sold at greatly reduced prices, by July 16. (72) F. R. PAGE. ing money H o w many more Bishops shall be ap pointed, is a question much and freely discussed in ultra English journals. Lord Elgin, Governor-General, o f Canada, in one o f his recent speeches, spoke ofthe time as near at hand when he should resign that office. T R A C T D E P O S I T O R Y * J UST ESTABLISHED, at the Store ofthe subscriber, 31 Seneca street. The Geneva Tract Depository • embracing a full assortment of all the Tracts and Bound volumes published by the Am. TractSociety. This selection embraces 2S4 vols., and more iheu 1000 Tracts, which for sterling worth are undoubtedly the richest col lection o f reading in the English Language- Books and Tracts sold at the same low pricer as at tho City Depository, in New York. W.H. SMITH, Jan 1 1850, D R . S T O R M ’ S C e l e b r a t e d S c o t c h C o u g h C a n d y ) P REPARED from his original Receipt, by H. W a d e , of St. Louis, Mo., a safe and pleasant Remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthmn, Shortness of Breath, Hoarseness, and for clear ing the Voice, and strengthening the Lungs. This Candy has been sold in the city of Edin burgh, Scotland, for the last fifteen years, and now bears a higher reputation than any other article offered as a cure for the above diseases. Price 10 cents per roll.—For sale at the City Drug Store, by GEO. P. MOWRY, Agent fur Geneva. Geneva, July 21, 1851. 73 Competition and improvements are thecause, no doubt- The subscriber, who has made a superior article for twenty year* in this vicinity, still continues to lurnish and make to order the best and cheapest in this section of country, He invites all concerned to investigate the truth of thisstatementby calling and examining the material and workmanship. His shop and store is on lower end o f Water street Also, Paints, Oils, Putty, Paper Hangings, &c, 1040. E. P. EARL. F I S K ’S P A T E N T M E T A L 1 C ly to tender their thanks to publishers, and typographical brethren, for their very many favors the past year, and to inform the printing public that they always have on hand, of the very best quality, a large variety of PLAIN SCOTCH-FACE LETTERING, for stereo typing, book, and newspaper work, a large as sortment of ornamental and fancy Jobbing Type, together with every article necessary for the furnishing of complete newspaper and Job office*, on as favorable terms as at any other establishment. Presses,Coses, Imposing Stones, Galleys, Stands. Composing Sticks, Chases, &c., at manufacturer*’ prices- Publishers giving this advertisement insertion three times prior to the 1st o f January. 1852, will be paid in ma terials o f our manufacture, by purchasing four times the value o f their bill. JAMES CONNER & SON, Coi ner o f Nassau and Ann streets. N. B.—A new and enlarged Specimen Book, embodying the latest additions, will be issued in January, 1852. 79m5 S H E L L C O M B S . UFFALO HORN,Buck and DreeslngCombs, Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils, and a variety of articles necessary to complete the Toilet. E. BARNARD. B K i d G l o v e S ) a n d S i l k M i t t s O F all kinds and qualities, can be found at No. 26 Senecast. F. R. PAGE. July 16th, 1851. 72 P l a n k W a l k s . LARGE aupply o f N a ils, of just the size fer Plank Walks, at the lowest market price. JOHN H TILLMAN. S a r s a p a r i l l a . fllO W N S E N D ’S.Guyeott’s, Palmer’*,Kelly’*, A Webster’s, and other preparation* o f Sarsa parilla,for sale by H. PARMELEE. N O T I C E . B l a n k B o o k s . SMITH is manufacturingBIankBook* and is prepared to sell at a* low prices as any other establishment in the State, ofthe *ani quality,at No. 31, Seneca street. Geneva, Jan. 1,1851- W .l BURIAL CASES, I ^IIGS, Prunes, [Nts, Raisins, Currants, &c. - for 8ele br Muay L ] A- D. P latt . D o c t . M a r c b i s i ’ s C ELEBRATEDpnd highly approved Catho* llcon, for the relief and cure o f suffering Female*, for sale at the City Drug Store, by GEO. P. MOWRY. N. B —Call and get a pamphlet, gratis; Geneva, April 1, 1851. ^ ^ I R -T I G H T and Indestructible, for protect ing aud preserving the Dead, for ordinary Interment, for Vaults, for Transportation, or for any other desirable purpose. For sale at the Coffin Ware-Room of A. H. BARBER, May 27, 1851. 65tf Main-st., Geneva. P E D L A R S C AN BE SUPPLIED WITH HALL & TON’S goods, at New York prices by JOHN H. TILLMAN. T H E S T E A M B O A T S * In connection with N. Y. and Erie Railroad, 4.00 A. M. 1.30 P. M. And the Tran* in connectionion withith thehe sameame Arrive in New York at and at 10 Trains leave New York at 6.00 o’clock, A. M. and at 6,00 “ P. M. Boats in connection with the same Arrive in Geneva at 10.50 o’clock, A . M. and at 3*30 “ P. M. Making the landings only on the morning pas sage down, and the afternoon passage up. Fate from Buffalo to New York $7 80 Farefrom Roehester to New York 6 3f Fare from Geneva to New York 5 00 O * A Second Class Car is attached to eacl 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 Erie Railroad Co. are pre. pared to take FREIGHT from Genevaand Jeffer son with care and dispatch. J. PRICE. Agent, -09* Office at the N. Y .& E. R. R.Store House. Geneva. Geneva, Jan. 22, 1851. H a d l o c k ’ s S y r u p . H ADLOCK’S celebrated Pulmonic SynXtf forsaleby H. PARMALEE. May 13. PARMALEE, 24 Seneca st. A t t o r n Comm w t s 7 i I - , . r . . . i * ».. U.14 A M . | JoWf by H. HARMELEE, 24, Seneca st. 56 |V[ EW STYLES OF FLUID LAM P S , Glass -L 1 Candlesticks, &c., just received at the City Drug Store, by June 3, 1851. just G. P. MOWKY. l^ ^ J N D O W PAPER and Transparent Shades from the manufacturer*, and will be sold remarkably low, by G, P; MOWRY, Jnne 3,1851. T h e Ht ay o f Hi T h e V W n ebfnj T h e Itt » f New ) f'amiliarl' Ce.” Th ^undof < OFFIC] ^ARMELK A. D P la t e d B r i t a n n i a C o f f e e Pots, Tea Pots and Castors, The latest patterns, cm be found, for lowprice*, at 9 E . BARNARD'S.. A HD Paintei v L IME for White-Washing— a first rate artir. cle of Eastern Lim e; also, White-WaaU Brush»s, for sale by A. D. PLATT.. May 1. b a s k B ULKLEY, BENNETT & CO. have ad- T Y U R R A L L ’ S P A T E N T ShelNwheer - O Plows— N o - 3 ,$6,OOand N o .5,$6,50. P L A T F O R M S C A L E S . A N ASSORTMENT OF DURYEE, FOR- SCYTH & Co., Scales, warranted equal to any in the world, and ten per cent cheaper, for sale by JOHN H. TILLMAN. S o m e t h i n g N e w . J.R. JOHNSTON. w .g SMITH i* 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 ets.,extra, 30 cts.,and Book at 40 ets, the pound. , Geneva, Jan. 1,1851. Geneva, Aug. 5,1851. 52 /C a r p e t T a c k s , with leathered heads, V / just received at TILLMAN’S. 5 0 0 ) 0 0 0 lbs. WOOL Wanted) for which the highest price will be paid in cash, by June 3, 1851 H. H .& G .C . SEELYE. 66 C U T L E R Y . A LARGE AND NEW SUPPLY by Railroad, verv cheap; now arriving at JOHN H. TILLMAN’S. ded to their Musical department a fine stock of M E L O D B O i r S , Manufacture o f PRINCE & CO. Attention is requested to the superior quality of these instruments. Geneva, March 4, 3851. B r o a d C l o t h s , C a s s im e r e s , a n d V e s t in g s . entire new assortment now opening THE REGULATOR. 72 V e W Y< A ” Wasni July 16, 1851. D r u g s a n d M e d i c i n e s , £1H E M IC A L Glass Ware, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, and Window Glass, at wholesale and retail. H.PARMELEE. 24, Seneca st. \Would popular H W m . L- P on hia part N E W G O O D S . 7J1HE subscriber is now receiving New Goods P e a s e ’ s C o u g h C a n d y , every dajr by Railroad, and is prepared to offer greater inducements than ever in prices. Carriage Makers can find a large and excellent assortment of goods in theirline.many of which can be sold at New York prices. JOHN H. TILLM AN. C OD Liver Oil Candy, Page’s Cough Candy and other kinds (or sale by the travel! ' C a r r i a g e BOM* t o ci rom the N H. PARM E L E E , 24Senecast. H O N E Y P A S T E , an excellent for chapped hands, for sale by ^ rf. PARMELEE, 2 4 * 2 ? OOKING Glass Plates at May 1, A- D. P l a t t s . S ODA Crackers. (NeVn.TLAT sale by A» ¥ tf&rSg* 8UI • Nevr B HER f - Ge private P^cea, in' •nJ.HPe3, XV
