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% > ■> I I* R ingbone. D r.W .B. Sloan— S ir: I have a horse that has been troubled with ringbone for some txvo years, which made him extremely lame, and rendered his service o f little 01 no value. I re. cently applied a box of your celebrated Horse Ointment, after making a small incision on the top of the bunch with a knife. The lameness and bunch have nearly disappeared, and I have no doubt but the second box which I am now using will effect a permanent cure. Your medi cines have a name and popularity, in our section of country, unequaled in the history o f remedies. You are at liberty to publish this testimonial for the benefit of others, for it was from testi monials that I was induced to make use of your Ointment, and test for myself its wonderful effi cacy and virtues as a remedy. DAVID DOAN,Sr. Eden, Erie Co., N Y „ April 1, 1851, 09* Seo Agent’ s names at the head o f Sloan’* column. - NOW THE TIME AND H e r e is tlie P lace!! AT THE GENEVA SAVINGS STORE, TO BUY C P E A P D R Y GOODS. u v T HE GREAT r u s h at the Geneva Savings ; in8» Matts, Yankee Notions, Fancy Articles, Store is accounted for in this way ; people • Shawls, Brown Muslins, Bleached do., White will go where they can buy C h e a p e s t ; and the [Goods, &c. All at FALL TRADE. 1851 . NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, F o r Cash and Barter, N o w is the time for Cheap Dry Good:?, Gro ceries, Crockery. China, Glass-ware, Look ing Glosses, superior Floor Oil Cloths, Carpet- M A R R I E D . In Newark, on the 30th ult., by Rev, C. L. Bown, Mr* M oses P erry to Miss. M ar garet D onaghy , both of Newark. In Benton, on the 20th inst. by the Rev. E. Colson, Mr. J o h n K. D ean of Newfield, Tompkins Co. to Miss S ophia B rown of Benton^Yates Co. D I E D . In Gorham of Hooping Cough on the 29th -of Oct. C l a r e n c e infant son of George and Emeline Snyder aged 6 weeks. In Gorham on the 20th N o v .-of Hooping Cough, F lorence E. daughter of George and Emeline Snyder, aged 5 years. In Gorham on the 22d inst. of Hooping Gough, C h a r l e s A. infant son of John and Elizabeth Wynkoop aged 13 months. In Seneca, on the 2d inst of Croup N a t h an infant son of Chester and Maria Collar aged 4 months. In Potter Yates Co. of Apoplexy on the 29 inst, A lansok Y ecklev son of Dea. John Yeckley, formerly of Montgomery Orange Co., N. Y., aged 49. \ G e n e v a P r i c e C u r r e n t Flour, Superfine, per bbl., 84 50 a $4 75? Wheal pur bushel, S.^Indian Meal, cwt, irnirx Harley, Oats. t/Uorn, -^Buckwheat, Butler, per lb. Cheese, tlo Eggs, per ilftz. Onions, per bushel, Apples,green,do. Potatoes, do Buitiis, do. Plums.drled, per lb. Apples, do. do. Peaches, do. do. Lard, lb Salt, bbl, ^Flour Barrels, '^Mcnt do- Sheep Pelts, llay.por ton, Wood, per cord, Beef, per cwt, Pnrk, do do. ^Hauis, per lb, 0 09 a 1 50 a 0 70 a 0 2d a Cl 50 a 0 30 a U 13 a 0 00 a 0 14 a 0 50 a 0 38 a 0 3H a 0 75 a 0 IQ a 0 04 a 0 12 a 0 08 o 1 (10 a 0 25 a 1 a 0 56 a 6 tlU a 2 50 a 4 <0 « 5 00 a 0 08 a 0 1851W 3 00 $ 4 00 5 50; 0 09x. Oi MORE NEW GOODS, A t No, 6 Seneca st., T HE Subscriber hns just returned from New York with a fresh supply of W inter G o o d s * consisting in part of Clo'hs, Cusse- meres, Vestings, Millinery Goods, &c., und other articles too numerous to mention. Shaw ls, Shaw ls. His stock of Shawls, consisting of Boy State, Scotch and French long Shawls, is large, and will be sold cheaper than ever. 93_ ' ___ C^L. MORRIS. Sensim eo Deducitur. undersigned having just returned from the City o f New York, where the heavy pressure in the Money Market enabled him to purchase at low prices, unparralleld in the history of trade, he can sell, and means to sell, as cheap as the chep- est. He does not come out with a flourishing Handbill, advertising to sell below cost, but he does say that he will sell goods ot the same q u ality , as cheap oi. those who advertise to sell below cost. 09- Call and satisfy yourselves of his exten sive and rich assortment., at No. 34 Water St., Geneva. Opposite the Tem p e rance H o u se. A. W . DITMARS. Geneva, Nov. 19, 1951. ___________________ 90 BISSELL’ S N e w , Cheap, W holesale &. R e t a il CASH GROCERY STORE C o r n e r o f W a t e r a n d Cawtlc »ta., Opposite Ike Temperance House. fT lH E subscriber has just opened a now. Ijlag'I'W _l_ and extensive stock of Groceries, e=ailbjuch os Sugars, Molussos, Teas, Coffees, &c.,and every variety in his line, which has just been purchased ip New York, at the lowest Gash Prices, and will be sold at the slightest sh de above cost. His facilities for purchasing New Goods are far better than most traders possess; and ho will receive NEW STOCK, by Railroad, direct from the c ity, every few days. He respectfully invites a call from purchasers; confidenithaihe cansuitall tastes,both in quality and price. BISSELL. Geneva, September 22. 185 1. __________ ______ Go Tell Your Neighbors TO C A L L A T GENEVA CLOTHING HALL, No, 5, South side o f Seneca street—a few doors West o f the Franklin House, ERE they can see a very large and desirable assortment of M a n u f a c t u r e d C lo lU iu g , m ade o f cloth s so du r a b le, in a m a n n er so a c ce p t a b le , and style so fashion a b le, and w ithal sold so v e r y c h e a p , as to please every b e h o ld er and pu r c h a s e r . Broadcloths, Cassimers, Vest in g ^ & T r im m ings, sold by the yard or piece at extremely low prices. Also a va rious extensive and beautiful assortment o f Gent’ s Furnishing Goods, Confuting of Suspenders, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Handkerchiefs,Collars,Shirts, Bosoms, Gloves, Hose, Wjappers, Drawers, &c. CUSTOM WORK promptly attended to by E. KENT, J. H. NICHOLS, and the proprie tor. As this is the general Depot of Fashions for this and the surrounding places, the Trade are informed that tha proprietor keeps con stantly on hand G gkio C. S cott ’ s far-famed Fashion Reports, which they should never be without if they wish to 14 keep up with the times and fashions.” HENRY SAVAGE. Geneva, Oct. 3, 1851. 6 0 N o . 3 4 W a ter st.) PROUTY’S BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE TEMPERANCE HOUSE, PURCHASERS of Dry Goods, and the above articles, are respectfully invited to examine our stock and prices, when in town. On hand, a very large stock of Carpeting and Floor Oil Cloths, for sale cheap, for cash. A. W. DITMARS. SI No. 34, Wurer st., Geneva. n e w Y a l l T GOOD S . w GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER ! iiy? sp » 4 ie siBay?y?(Dsr»<#©»• N o * 16) S e n e c a st., G e n e v a . E have ju*t returned again from New York, undare now leceivtngsome entirely new styles oi Fashionable DRESS ... *. \f<‘ ' j&ki. GOODS h 3 A n d S h a w l s which cannot be appreciated without nn examination. Our variety is s° L akgk that we will enumerate oiVy n few styles, but always bo pleased to show our entire a»- ortment. Among our new stales we have A l w a y s o n l i n t d ) c r . d toi* t a l e o> DERBY, ORTON & CO. W a r u i ! ! Rich Persian De Lanes, “ Highland Plaids, Jenny Lind do. Fine French Merinos, Rich, all wool. Cashmeres, Rich 4 4 «< << «( Black Silks, Figured Saiins, Brocade Poplins, Plain do. do, De Laines, Rich, Fine,and Cheap Pararoettas, 4‘ Plain Do Luines, 4e Brocade Silks, 44 Chameleon do. A c ,, Ac. s w \ jC L n o u i c S t o r e —N o . £ 8 S e n e c a s t . , A RK receiving their Fall Goods, and their stock is now much larger than they have heretofore offered for inspection, and at prices that cannot but insure their sale. They are in hopes by keeping a very large assortment of Goods in their line, and by molting their prices very low, to increase their trade, and moke it more profitable to them selves S h a w l s ! and S h a w l s ! ! custom ers, and wiih that view they have bought largely, and have marked them at **1 a very email per cent above cost, and they fepl confident that all who will honor them with a call, an 1 inspect their goods, will become satis fied such is the case. By luck in purchasing, they have it in their power to offer more rare bargains than ever before, and ask it ns a favor that all who wish to purchase cheap and good Goods will give them a call. Their stock consists of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Ac. Geneva, Sept. 26, 1851. 83 Also New Styles o f S h a w ls and M antillas. Rich Chain L-oine Long Shawls, from 20 to $30 I Rich Buy State Fluid Centers, new stiles, Broche do. do. do. 4t 26 to 30 I 44 Scotch and French do. do. << << Embroidered Wool Long Shawls, Chena Centers d->. do. *< Velvet and Silk Mantillas, Mantilla Velvets, and Fringes to Match. ? F O R S A L E , T |'THE residence of Lieut.J. W Also a very banutiful assortment of M I L L I N E R Y G O O D S Bought cheap in order to suit Milliner# from other villages, us well as our customers generally. And now is the time for FURS, FURS, Of which we have a fine assortment in Victoreens, Cuffs, Muffs, &c., very cheap. And as for our G e n tlem e n ’ s Departm ent) A'e only say, give us a call, and you shall be accommodated with any style of DRESS you may want, R kady M a d e , o r M a d e to O r d e r ; for w e have Clothing in abundance, 20 per cent, cheaper than ever. G R O C E R I E S , we only keep them ns an accommodation to our customers; for we sell them so cheap that evenbody is satisfied to buy what they want without asking us to take less. 09- We take in exchange for Goods,— Dried Fruit, Butter, Eggs. Wood Ac'., at Cash prices a^nd sell our Goods the same Don’ t forget, No. 16 is the place to get NEW STYLES and FASHIONABLE GOODS. P A BRITTON Geneva. Geneva, Nov. 12, 1851. * HENRY OSTltOM, Saratoga Co., P. S. Having employed Mr. Henry Schell, Mr. Otis Haggerty, and Mr. Wm. Barnes, as Sales men. nnd Mr. George Hippie to superintend the Clothing Department, we feel warranted to say that we can please all, either in Price, Style, or Fashion. 90 P. a . B &. Co SECOND ARRIVAL OF va S w i f t , beautifully situated on the bunk of Seneca Lake,in the south part of the village of Gene- . For terms and other particulars, apply to KIDDER & BRADFORD. Geneva, Dec. 3,1851. 92 il® (3 (EUBISIBiVil* A ' Kind readers, I want any portion of change, From a three-penny piece up to ten dollar bills' For Goods, (and the price we can easily urrongo)- Which consists of good Groceries, Drugs, Tine- tures, and Pills. Now to make the fact plain just walk in and sue— VII show you uronnd and he clevnr; My neighbors may boa*t of their Sugar and Tea. But I know that our profits aie smaller than ever. Then stop & examine.‘ twill make you feel well; And as you are pricing. 1M verily think. You‘ 11 make a selection, (l*m so willing to sell,) When you uulon<e your purse-strings and piy down the chink. Most Respectfully, Your well-meaning and obedient servant, H. N. TEALL, 1st store south of the Rail.Road, East side of Water st. N. B.— Feeling a strong desire to get out of debt, I earnestly call on all xvlm have owed nv* over six months, to pay me hvfore the 1st of January next. It will enable me to do much towatd my desired intention. H. N. T. Geneva, Dec., 1851. 93 Mortgage Sale. W ILUAMJW. GREENE ami LUCY It., his wife, of tlie village of Geneva, Ontario Uuuuty, anti State o f New York, by an imlentitru of mortgage. If. aring date the 1st ilay ol June, 1847. and recorded, together with the power o f sate therein contained, in the Clerk’s Office o f the C uuniv o f Ontario, in Liber 36 ot Mortgage*, at Folio 501, duly mortgaged to P uinkha * I’ routy of said village o f Gcnuva, *‘ Alt that certain piece or patcvl of land situate, lying, and being, in the village o f Geneva aforesaid, being a part o f Eight Acre Lot number three, (3) according to Annin & Barton’s plan o f saul village, bounded as follows—Commencing at a point in the north line o f William street, one hundred and twenty six feet east from the north-east corner o f Grove and William stretts: thence northerly on thecasilineof I). II. Bartlett's lot, and parallel with the east line of Grove srreet. three hundred and ten feet; tlu-nce easterly about the centre of the swale, lit a direct line to a cedar stake, ninety-six feet; thence southerly parallel with said west boundary, and uineiy s li feet distant therefrom to the north line of William street.1, thencewesierly on said north line of Will iam st. to the place o f beginning, being the lot and prem ises on which the parly o f the first part now resides. A nd default has been made in the payment o f the money se cured by said mortgage whereby the said power o f sale has become operative. There is claimed to be due on said Mortgage at the lime of the first publication of this notice, six hundred thirty-nine dollars sixty-five cents, ($633.05) and no suit or proceedings at law have been In stituted for the recovery of the money secured by said Mortgage, or any pari thereof. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that, pursuant to said power of sale and the statute In such cases mode and provided, the said Mortgage will be foreclosed, by a sale o f said mor . gaged premises, at public auction, on the filth day o f March next, at ten o’clock In the forenoon, at the Frank lin House In the village o f Geneva, Ontario County. Da ted, Geneva, Dec. 10, 1851. PHINEHAS PKOUl'Y, Mortgagee, K idder & B radford , Attys. U3 S H E R I F F ’ S SA LE . B Y virtue o f a writ of execution to mo Issued and de livered. out o f the Supreme Court, o f the State o f New York, dated 93th June, 1851, against the personal and real property o f Samuel L. Jones, John B. Mitchell, Joseph Mitchell, and George D. Mitchell, 1 have taken and seized all their, nnd each o f their right, title, interest, and estate, ■of, In, and to the lands and premises described ae follows: «• All that certain piece or parcel o f land situate, lying and being on the cast side o f Water street. In the village ot -Geneva, County o f Ontario, and Stale ol New York,being parfoflot number fifty-nine, in John Smith’s subdivision of lot number elghty.ei^bt, at the foot o f Seneca Lake, and bounded as follows. East by iheSeneca Lake; West, by Water st.; South,by land formerly owned by Andrew P. Tillman, and on tlie North by land formerly belonging to Horace Meech and David liolllugshead, containing seventy-one feet In front, on Water et.,moreor less. Excepting and reserving out o f said tot o f land about twelve feet in front, on Water N E W GOODS* T t h e 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 . As Water st. is becoming the Emporium for cheap goods of all kinds, the subscriber l as re. nexved his stock of D r y Goods) B r o a d c loths, Cassl- mereS) Satinets) & c . G R O C E R I E S o f nil kinds; Nails by the keg or pound ; Cm levy, Croc leery and Glass Wn r e ; And offers tlie same to the public, nt t!m cheap est rnlos forcashand ready pay. He prefers lh»* nimblo sixpence to the slow shilling, and small profits with veady'pny, to large prices with slow pay, or what is often worse, no pay. A few doors south o f his old stand , in a three story brick building. BRICK and SAND, lotbullclliig uml pHvluy constantly on itand,and fr»r sale as above, Oct. 29, 1851. V R O M A N BE CK ER . Land for Sale. T HE subscriber offers for sale, or inexchange 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; nnd a good, log-house and frame-barn erected thereon. It will be sold together, or in lots to suit purchasers. Enquire of K id ' d e h & B radford , or of JOtilN SMITH, Genova. April 30t’ 61. [Pultney st. TTIHE subscriber has just returned from New York, and is now receiving his second pur- JL ' chase of F A L L AND W I N T E R GOODS, The largest and Cheapest stock he has ever offered to his customers, among which may be found ififli FOR S A L E . A the NOTICE E X T R A O R D I N A R Y . THE CHINA TEA STORE. HE subscriber would i espectfully an nounce to the citizens of Geneva anil vicinity, that lie is now receiving one of l.rzest and best selected assortment of GROCERIES ever brought to this village ; embracing every vnrielvof Sugars. Teas. Coffees, Molasses.Spices, Fish, Fruits, Soaps, Oils, Cordage, Brooms, <fc.c., all of which lie offers nt wholesale or retail, ut h small advance from cost, for Heady Pay ! Those who wish to use economy, and got more goods for one dollar than at any other place, will do well to call and examine my Stock and Piices. hofore purchasing vlsewhere. N- B,Ju<t. received, 20 Chests of Fresh old Hyson Ten tin top article, only 50 cents per lb., warranted to suit, or the cash refunded. *r. R. LAMBERT. 16 Water st.. Geneva. 63 SHAVING & HAIR DRESSING. T HE subscriber would announce to the citi zens o f Geneva and vicinity, that HE IS IN T O W N Y E T ! at his old stand No. 17 W a ter st.) With still better facilities than ever for doing business with neatness and ease. All those who wish to have their work done with good shears 'itul sharp razors, in a satisfactory manner, will do him a kindness, and themselves a favor, by making his acquaintance. Likewise, will be found at Ills shop, all kinds of Hair Oils, Perfumery, and Hair lnvigoralors, for removing dandruff and scurf from the head. He will be happy to wait on Ladies,or Gentle, men who are unable to call at the shop, \at their places of residence, nnd will do his ut most to please them, in performing any branch of his business. LEVI K. SHULINGBARGAR. 13, 851. 70. GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, fronting on Geneva st., 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 o f Dr. D. 0. C r a n e . 61 Geneva, April 30. 1S.5L ___ ^ ________ __ _____ _ ____ m , ■ bm ♦ • • ^ ^ m 9 « B u ilding Lots for Sale. 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 to ihnav Lots is indisputable ; and they will be sold on liberal terms of payment, Also for Sale9 Thirty.Two acres of good farming land lying cn the west side of the rood leading to tlieglass faciorv, in pasture lots of about 5 acres each. NVM. YOUNG. Geneva, May 13, 1851. G3lf FOR SA L E . V A FARM of 125,aCrcFsitnaicd $of ||_ t TL amileenst o f the outlet ofSvneca Lake on the road runnii g to Water, loo, the former residence o f John J. The farm i* under n good stale ol cultivation, has one good dwelling house txvo barns, nnd txvo good apple orrlmtds either suf. ficieni for )no family, nnd other fruit in abun dance. It is well furnished with living spring* of good water and is sufficiently supplied with timber. A good vicxv o f Seneca Lake, anil the village of Geneva cun he seen from any pnrt of the premises For further pnrticnlars enquire of the resident on tlte premises or at this office. 1047 Valuable F a r m For Sale* T HE Fa* m on which I nvW re side is one of the best aud pleasantest,and situate in tho coun ty of Seneca, on the Waterloo turn pike road, one mile east of Genova. It contninh 124 acres of good land, 17 acre* of which is well timbeied; nnd has on it a large convenient. Brick House. 3 largo Barns, and Orchard of the host grafted fruit. Also n large Frame Dxvelling House nnd Lot, situate in Water st., Geneva, nearly opposite the Roman Catholic Church; all o f which will be sold on accummodatingterm?. For further pn.ticulars apply to the subscriber, on the Form, EDW A R D RUSSELL. J a n .1851; 1043 H8 ^ ^8 >8 ^ fl Vun Riper. Black Silk, of all qualities and Vvidths, Turque Satins, French Merinoes, from 8 to 12s., French Bombazines, from 8 to 12s., Brocade Poplins, Plain do. Figured Delaines, from 10 cents upwards, All Wool do., Figured Cashmeres, Paramctta, Silk xarp Alpacas, Plain and Changeable do, 1 3 ,0 0 0 yards of Prints, from Sets. to Is. per yard. Good Cloth and fast colors at 6d. per yard. G IOTCS a n d H o s i e r y * of which he has a full assortment. Also Children’s Worsted 'W a re. French, Sc otch, and Bay State LONG SHAWLS. Having bought hisShawls in large quantities he is enabled to sell them at unu-ualy iw rates. He has also a fine assortment o f FASHIONABLE MlULNERY GOODS I For Sal e, T he D w e llin g House occupied by the subscriber, on which there is no encumbrance. Oct. 23, 1851. Among which may be found a good assortment o f Flowers, Feathers. Plain and Watered Silks and Satins o f all colors and shades. Also Flush of delicate colors, for children’s hats, &c. He would respectfully invite the attention of Milliners to an examination o f bis slock, as he will sell at wholesale or retail, very cheap. H is G e n tlem e n ’ s Departm e n t is fu l l and com p lete of every style oi Cloths, Cassimeres and Vstings, In which he can offer great inducements. Groceries* Ne has a large stock, and cheaper than ever before sold in this moiket. The subscriber’s motto is to «ell cheap for ready pay, und.will offoi; gieut inducements to all who will favor him with a cull. Dried Fruit, Duller, Eggs, &.C., will be taken in exchange for goods, for which the highest market price will oe paid, C. L. M ORRIS. ' $ ’ Hoturnfng his sincere thanks to his friends and customers, for their past liberal patronage, will assure them that no pains will be spared to furnish, them with good, cheap, and fashion- able goods. 87 C, L. M. GEN EVA D RU G EM P ORIUM ! ^ f|lHE subscriber, H a v ing refitted his store in a m o d ern style, and y y JL having recently added largely to his former, stock of. goods, is prepared to see his £& friends and the public, and exhibit to them a more, choice and extensive assortment of goods than heretofor kept by him. Hi* stock consists of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, a n d v a r n i s h , Carnphene, B u rn in g Fluid, N uts and Fruit, G R O C E R IES, & W IN D O W GLASS, DRUGGISTS GLASS W ARE , LAMPS FLO W E R VASES, INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH. GOLD AND TIN FOIL, W W W GOLD L E A F , PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES, AU of which will be sold either at wholesale or retail, ct fair prices, and warranted to give satisfaction. Goods sent to village customers free of expense. Geneva, Oct. 1851.______________________8 7 __________ _ ________________ A. D P L A TT. J. FRASER) DESIGNER AND ENGRAVER. 1L L b e h ap p y t v 87 S. GREENE. V a luable Property In the Village o f Castleton, f o r SALE or EXCHANGE fo r a small Im proved Farm. - — . f . n * — - — ■ — - - ■. v > li -. —ee . execute all or- dersforDrawing orEn craving Views o f Bu ildings. Machinery,Bill Heads,BusinessCards. Designs for Patents Labels, Envelopes.! Hand Bills,Seal*,&c*.| Particular ottentioi given to getting up A LOT containing about half I VieW8 of Hotels and r ublicBuildings. •XJL nn acre of land, with a Orders may be sent by mail to Elmira, Che- mung county, N*, Y*, or left at this office. Aug. 5,1851. A C A R D . T I1E Public are respectfully requepted lo read the fol lowing letter from the celebrated K n » * I a n P i a n i s t , f f l a n r l c e S t r a l t o s c h , <vlto Is performing with Mnde’selle Pnrodi’s Troupe: “ M r T ucker :—It gives me great pleasure to certify to /our capability as « Timer of Piano Fortes. Those |vou have Tuned lor me have been perfectly well done, uid have given it? much satisfaction. Geneva. Oct. 18, 1851. M aurice S trakosck .” N. It. The original letter can bo seen bv calling on II. rUUKEII, Music Teacher and Timer of Plano* Fortes, nt lis Music llooins, (Hnlkley, Bennett, & Co.'e VVn«c- Itounm,) 41 Scneca-st, Geneva. _______________ Hfitf MUSIC! MUSIC!! H E N R Y T U C K E R ) rjlE A C H E R OF PI ANO FORTE, GUITAR, Aug. C U T L E R Y & A G R IC U L T U R A L IM P LE M E N TS. T HE subscribers having their stock of goods arranged in their NEW STORE, In W a ter Street) 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 wiHbe 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 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 vu u -j m i l t f t f l u T u «rt. In the north.west corner, bounded eouih by a right- #u„rt1.nh1<* rircnm stnncpq -md tnr m«*h It angle line from Water st. until it hncrseaie the norm line m08J iavoraoie circu m s tan c e s , and l o r cash- u is their intention to sell at the very lowest prices. Farmers will find a large assortment L O T S F O R S A L E . T HE .mbscriber offers for sale many good Building Lot*, and , three Dwelling Houses, situated on _________ [ Washington Pulteney, Madison und Courtlund streets, being a part o f the Real Estate, including the Oichord of the late D a v i d C ook , A profile of the Lots may be seen by calling on the eubscriber. Twenty per cent may be paid on delivery of a Deed, and tho balance secured by Bond and Mort gage, payable in 4, 5 or Oequal annual payments, with InterestannuaHy,on the sums unpaid. 3m39 C. A. COOK. Geneva, Nov. 25, 1850. /if said lot, as the same was conveyed to D.HoUingidica'd. Which I shall expose for sale, at Public Auction, to the iilghcst bidder, at tho Franklin House, In the village of Geneva, Ontario County, on thefilh day of December, A. V., 1851, at 10 o'clock, A. M. tiO. IVM.H. LAMPORT, Sheriff, By G eorok C ldtb ,Under Sheriff. Mated, Get. 21,1851. 80 The above sale is postponed till the 31st day o f Decem ber Inst., at u,e same place and hour o f the day. Dec.Cih, ibSi. W m . H. L amport Sheriff, Geo. U ldtk , Under Sheriff. HENRY- I..IAC KSON^ Formerly with H. fl. Qt c . Seelye, H aving purchased tho stock of, and rented the store, for merly occupied by PHILLIP H. RUCKEL, takes this method of culling the attention of the In habitants o f Geneva, and vicinity, to his stock ol' G r o c e r i e s . Ho will endeavor to B e ll a s l o w as any other person in the trade; and he also trusts that his old friends and acquaintances will continue to patronise him, at his new place ofbusiness. Tobacco and Cigars of the most approved brands, constantly on hand. Also White Fish, Mackerel, Pork, Molasses, Teas, Coffees, and Sugars. First-rate Young Hyson at 3s, 6d. per lb., fine Black Teas 4s. per Jb., Sugars from 6d. to lid . per lb., and Coffees from Is., upwards. Butter, Eggs, and Cheese oltvays on hand. 81 Sept. 17, 1851. of Agricultuia! 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. 09- Timothy & Clover Seed bought for cash J. S. & H .C . PROUTY. Mar. 12,1S51. Nos. 3 0 & 3 2 . E NGLISH Zinc Paint, B pure article; also, China White Paint, ground and dry, on sale at wholesale and retail by May L A D.PLATT DYEINGFORTHE PUBLIC! a 'H E subscriber hereby gives notice to tho Ladies nnd Gentlemen of Geneva, and the surrounding country and villages, that ho con tinues, at his old stand, in Seneca street, first door east of the Methodist Church, tho business of D y e ing and Scouring in a ll its branches. He will dye all shades of colors, on Dresses, Clonks,Shawls, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Bonneue, Ribbons, Gloves, Hose, Coats, Punts, Ac. Also Merinos, Alpacas, DeLainee, Bombazines, Bar eges, Coverlet Yarns; and will dye und finish every variety of Woolens und Silks with boauty and lueto. Especial attention will be -given to Scouring, Coloring and Pressing Gent’s Coats, Pants and Vests. Moreen Curtains and silk Dresses,watered. H e g i v e s a con fid e n t a s s u r a n c e to tho public, that nil w o r k en t r u s t e d to h is c u r e , w i l t b e p e r fo r m e d io a su t iM a c t o r y m n n n e v . L e g h o r n , Straw , T u s c a n and Fancy Bonnet tw dyed black, S late, D r a b , and Green colors. W M . S E D G W I C K . Geneva, June l8the 1S5I. 68tf G E N E V A DAGUERREAN GALLERY, Dire city opposite the Empire City Store, on Seneca st , a few doors west o f the Franklin House, M R. SINS1BAUGH, 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 stylos*,1*hnd latest improve ments. Will supply Operator* at a small ad vnnee from cost. Quick sales and small profit, is his motto. All orders punctually filled. Goods Well packed and sent lo any part of the countrv. Ho keeps constantly on hand German and A- mci icon Cameras, nr d other apparatus necessary for a dagnoiToan outfit; Chemicals of nil kinds ; Plates, FvamOs o f the new styles, Gold&Pla* ted Lockets sold with tho pictures in clt^ps, as cheap as con be bought elsewhere xvithout. Families waited on in the villngo and vicinity at moderate prices. Pictures Ftaken in A l l kinds of W e a ther at prices ranging fr urn one dollar to twomy.fivo dollars. INSTRUCTIONS given in the art. ---- _ • —_ -- — — ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ --- 1—^ 25 Cords of Wood X X T l L L be token In cxclinngfifor Books: Stationary v v Wall Paper, or anything else In our line. ____ _ ________ __ __ _ UtiKBY, ORTON Sc CO Nov, 23, 1851. NEW MUSIC STORE. H E N R Y T U C K E R W UU LI) respectfully announce to ilic citizens o f Ge neva uml vicinity, that he has Just received frmi manufacturers nnd importers, and offers for sale nt New York prices, a large and well selected assortment of Musical Instruments) Consisting ol Piano-Fortes, Melodcons, Violins, Guitars Accordeons, Flutes, Tarr.Uorlnen, &c.,nt The Wareroomsof Bulkley, Bennett & Co..| 41 Sercca st., Geneva. Uc also offers for ale a choice collection of S h c e t » M u » i c , Embracing all the latest publications, Including t he songs] and ballads o f Catherine Hayes, the Swan o f E rin, and INSTRUCTION-BOOKS, Fornll Instruments, by the most popular authors. He would particularly Invite the attention o f amateur? and artists on the Violin and G ultar, to Ills splendid stock of t r Inge, Comprising English and Italian E strings o f three and four lengths, and nn entirely new article o f E string, fou* tongths and four strands o f pure stik ; Violin G strings oi English, French, nnd Anglo-ltomnn; also, anew sirtnj wound with pure sitoen and every variety ol\ A and l» strings. Guitar Siring* o f French Bnclish. and American fl°L’ i \ ” r“ n>,a” \»=d -''\>6’ . lot v io|l,,cello.||0tlt o f bu, ilieM, consequently I offer a large ami B O W S of nU classes; double refined French 4c G*erHfresh stock. and Organ, und also of Ballad Singing would respectfully announce that he i* per- •ntinently located at the Ware-Rooms of Bulkley, Bennett & Co.. No. 41 Seneca st., Geneva, where ho may be found at all times ready to at-, [tend io calls in bis profession, The most satis factory reference* given on application, Mr. T. |nrolesses to tench Pirusic thoroughly, embracing dike Th.ory, Delicacy o f Tottch,andBritiancy |of Execution. Piano-Fortes Tuned. Oct. 1, 1851. _________________ 83 ___________ READ WHAT FOLLOWS! And believe it. Z find that l must leave my present Busi ness , in order to recover my health. have concluded to eel) my entire stock of Good*, at or near cost, and in some nstonces beloxv it, which will give my uetomers, nnd the public generally, tho keatop- •ortunity of purchasing Cloth*, Cjssimcres, Vestings, Shirts, &c., &c., ot great bargains, by he largo or emu II quantity, as well a* a selection Yom the large.st stock of Home Mannfncuired Clothing in Gennva. My whole entire slock w i l l he sold without reserve. 1 will odd that ny Fall Purchase hud been made, nnd the goods in the store before I hud made up my mind lo g o 1 ? . a fioehly imported nrtiale, ud in Store, nod for .file by GEO. V. MOWRY. * man Itosin Bridges; Screws. Pegs. Tail-Pieces; Unno, d’Ajtro Tuning Forks, Pitch Pipes, Tuning Hammers; h short, everything pertaining to the trade. D T Piano Fortes, Mtlodeons, and Accordeons, tuner and repaired in the beet manner; also. Violins and Guitars N. B.—Every article in the above assortment, lie# beoi selected and TBSTio in N«tv York by Mr. T. himself Order* from ilie country and surrounding villages, bx mail or express, will bo promptly attended to. Geneva, Oct. I, Ie3l. 83tf Superior Chain Pumps I NASMUCH us it bo* been fiilsnly reported that the subscriber has abandoned his business of manufacturer and dealer in Chain Pumps, he takes this occasion to state that he is mill en. gaged in the same business, at tho old stand, on Castle st., oposite the Temperance House; and he continues to furnish customers and Peddlers with his Pumps at reduced prices. Tho excellent character lof the article he manufactures is eo well established that no additional veccommerdn- tion is needed. He respectfully invites his friend< and patrons to give him a call. D. MABIE. Geneva, October 1,,1S5I. 83tf Mcen Fun, T Uti celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, one of the best co-mcilee nt present known. Also Slinmt'e Spanish l.ttjr White, fhr elennehtg, whitening nnd lieuutifyInc the ■kin. A 1*o French llelr and Toilet Powder of varimi- qnallilc*, for sole at the City Drug Store, by U G tio. 1*. MOVVKY Nov. 18, 1851. Mr. CRAWFORD nnd other good Cutters will Htond the Cutting Department ns usual, and njl Garment* made to order, in a superior style. Thn*e indebted will confer a particular favor hy calling and settling their account*. w i l l i a m j u d s o n . Geneva, Oct* 24, ». j ^ \ E W G O O D S at CARROLL & CO’S. 2d door north of the Post Office. Geneva, Dec. 2. 1351. 92w3 Y ICTORINES and CAPS, just received at 92w3 CARROLL & CO’S. W IDE BLACK SILK V E L v u m just re- ceived ot CARROLL & CO’S Geneva,Dec.2, 1361. 92w3 A Celebrated R a t D ESTROYER Which, save the originator, effectually batilehv* from the premises every Individual speci men <T this excavating provision-stealing race, by .Imply spreading n small portion ofH on bread, and throwing the pieces where rats and mice frequent.— Price one shilling the box. Sold at theUity Drug Store, by #6 Oct. 15, 185i. _____________________ fi. P. MQWRY. F l o u r a n d A p p l e B a r r e ls. F O R S A L E , hV the subscriber, at the W h ite Snrilto Mills. 2000 Flour nnd Apple Barrel*, well seasoned] \ o 'l - f i b . b e t n - h t y . A PP.y « Bound to keep tlieu* TUB New Co ill and Wood Yard IN FULL BLAST. f l l H e subscriber is n »\v prep *red in furnish. Hi M. nu) (|iniitity, L a c k a t v a m Coal) of superior quiili y, in lump «»r bn»k“» »nd scievned in any size, nt hi* Ne.v York Yard. . ON BRADFORD STREET, Next N o ithof A. A. Molly’s W irvhmtse. Also on h ind a l ti iic lot ol Blossblirgb ! C oal) as cheap «r cl|. nper than it can be ha-1 ' ut any other place. Also a 'tarse l«it of HICKORY, M XPLE, and OAK WOOD, to be sold by the Cord, or in quantities to *uit purchasers Also a first-rate lot of shave.1 an 1 »awed Shingles and Lath constantly on hand, of all prices Thu ub ivc named Yard has hern fitted up with all the convenience possible, 1ms one of j Fairbanks Platform Scales in if, to weigh Coni l by tlie ».on, and Coal Screen* ol all sizes: nnd a Hoise and C «rt to deliver Coal or Woud any i where in the village All orders l»Tt at the office shall he promptly and faithfully attended to, and by strict attenihm the subscriber hopes to rec« ive a share o f pat ronage. G DAKIN. Geneva, Nov. 12, 1951. .89 L. W. LACY7 Im p o rter and Dealer In China) Glass and Earthen-W a r*1) H AS just received, direct from Liverpool, the largest assortment o f the &bove Goods that can be found this side o f New York City. Also on hand a very large ussorimi-nt of Chan- delieie, Solar and Fluid' Lamps, Hall Lamps, Tea Troys, Cas*or*, Britannia Ware, ('uilmy, Looking Glasses, &c. The above Goods I can sell as low as they can be purchased in New York. No. 4 6 ) Seneca street) opposite the Mansion House, Geneva. Nov., 1851. ______ _91 BAIRD & SOPER’S MW CARRIAGE! FACTORY, OBJ C A S T L E ST., Opposite the Temperance House , W HERE Carriages of every description are built to order, and moat kinds of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Sleighs, &c., Kept on Hand, Which, for style, durability, and elegance of finish, cannot be surpassed l«y any in the coun try. Those wishing Carriages, will find it to their advantage to call at this establishment, a* the proprietors are practical carriage-makers, and, and flatter themselves that the tastes o f all can be suited—the work being done under their immediate inspection, at d the best mate rials used. 1’ EDDLERS* WAGONS got up in the most approved style o f construction- 09: Orders from oil pails of the country promptly attended to. Repairing Done with neatness and despatch. 09* Mo*t kinds of Lumber suitable for our husine-s, wanted in exchange for work. . 01 tf Geneva, Nov. 25, 1851. \BROTHER JONATHAN! T HE most splendid illustrated edition of this paper ever published is new ready. Price only onn shilling. For side by Nov. 25, 1851. DERBY ORTON & CO. JOHN E. BEAN, Attorney & Counsellor t*.t L a w , GENEVA. N. Y., Will promptly attend to any business in the legal ‘line, that may be entrusted to him. 91 O F F I C E , T h r e e D o o rs Went o f the M a n s ion H o u se, Hciiera »s, Moby D ick) or, the W h a le! B Y Herman Melville, author of Typee,Omoo, Mardi. & c ., l vu|„ mo., $.,50 The Chinese Empire and its Inhabitant*, by S- Wells Wi.liems, 2 vols., $3,00 Godfrry Malvern, or the Life of an Author, by. Thomas Miller, illustrated, dvo. $0,75 Just received by DERBY, ORTON & CO. Nov. 2'th , 1651. v- be D E N T IST R Y ! D E N T IST R Y !! D RS. CRAN E & B R E W E R , h . ing entered into a Co-partner*hip, will ! found at the old Office of Dr. D. 0- C rank , 28, Senencast , where they will be happy to ac commodate all who may be in need of operatmo* in Surgeon Dentistry. Their experience in the above business war rants them in assuring the public that every thing pertaining thereto, from the extraction of a tooth, und the insertion of one , to an entire set of masticators, with gums, on the best known principle, filling teeth with pure gold, and all ether dental operations, will be performed in the most satisfactory manner. The old friends o f D r . C r a n k are earnestly solicited to continue their patronage. Geneva, Nov. 8. 1951. jl.ho Mills- 3 3 n. H. MORRIli'. Burning Fluid) O R ETHEREAL OIL, o f tlie very best quality, maim fiiviurcd Iresh once a week at least, niut *o!d at tlie oxvcst prevailing price, nt the City Drug Store, by 88 Orl. SiJ, 185 1 . ___________________ G. V. MOWRY. TO THE Medical Profession and Invalids. F IRST ANNUAL (and vnpreeidented) EXHIBIT OF BUSINESS, In Hie vegetable medicinal preparation, The MOUNTAIN INDIAN I.IN1MENT, for Hie alleviation nnd cure ot MUSCULAR und NER* NOUS DISEASES. STATEMENT Of SALES &0. umber o f Bottles . Cash Soles o f Mountain Indian Liniment, 3,580 Given awoy, gratuitously, as adverlheit, 84) Given axvuy lo tccpVc*. lor tlielr conversion, 333 Credit laics, and on trial, without condition o f payment, 2,205 Slock m the bands ol 200 ogcnls, mostly in this Slate, 13,870 Slock on baud, in Albany, N, Y., 400 Number prepared in twelve months, 20,062 fr y Price one dollar per lioiilu. N. B. C ures of the above diseases will be warranted by special agreement will) the proprietor, and the price paid for the Liniment will bo refunded when satisfactory benefit Is not derived Irom ils use, wiieu applied accord lug lo Hie direction*. Advice and medicine gratuitous to the temperate poor. Upwards of 400 letters ore on the file, descriptive of co-es. which have been relieved and cured ; also numerous written and printed certificates ot cure*, all of which have been voluntarily given ; none have been, or ever will be asked for * THE MOUNTAIN INDIAN LINIMENT ought in he in the hands o f every family at this season, ns <>ue application, wuicn first attacked , seldom, or ever fail* to cure anv muscular or nervous affections. This Liniment Is recommended for none other than Ibis class o f dtsenSvs, v i z : lUicuiuaiisin, Paralysis In several o f its forms, Neuralgia, Wl hered Limbs, Gout, Contracted Muscles, , Sphiittl Affections and Stiff Joints. WANTED, Several medical practitioners (regular M D. D>) are agent* for Hit* medicine, and more o f a similar class, ore wanted for different parts o f the Untied States, lo xvhom the most liberal rrrms will be given, upon application at the principal office of the Mountain Indian Linlmeut, Delavan House, Albany, N. Y. JAMES DUUNO, Manaser, For the Proprietor. Agents, New York City—Boyd Paul, 40 Cou tland st. U. B Globs, Physician, I5S Wooster street. C. V.CIcckencrfk Co., 81 Barclay street. Ebenezer Cook, 3(>6 Grand sin et, 91 II. N. TEAL, M. D., Sole 4gcnl for Geneva. W inter Lard O il I S equal to the best Winter Sperm, for hnrnltig during the Huiuiuiiftl months, while it Is afforded at two third* the price. A supply o f very superior Winter Lard Oil just received at Hie City Drug Store, ami for sale by 86 Oct. 22,1851. G. P. MOWRY. London Art Journal) for Oct. T * HIS Number conndetos the lllustunions In the eatn- higue of the World’s Fair. Persons w-hblng the hack nonilier* for lire year—or oiilr those containing the Illus trated Catalogue, can Uesuppll«Nl bv HN DERBY. ORTON & CO. S i l v e r M e d a l , tTIO R the host S H O W C A S E , obtained! at r t|w State Fair, lust tveck. The »ub term er is me k ing to order till* nice end rich article,nt irnu.unl lew price*, nnd o fexquieito workmanship. E . P. E-A-RL, W ater st., Geneva. Sopt. 24, 185 lv 82 Geneva Cudoin BOOT & SHOE STORE1. subscriber takes this mu«l of u-p hi* friends n il n-lm n eis uml the public in guiiurn Inn liv hn «-oin •v -il to tho u,-w an ■ r«i fimilii'U- ,.•1 , o,i Wafer «i . Lit ly fin e 1 u . I.\ Mr Ir.CK r.tt, »Po«*ih‘ th»‘ Slo'VU Hunt L m li •-1 , wlu-i • i« li'ilns liim;o'|f n (vmliness to tu i•;!.**• u verx M'tir.lr ill lh-« ahoV'* line, a - d tio ihii-n • I li ive all -if lii-4 w irk lividt* Milder hi* «W|| ,*u iv the m «<i ••X|iri»‘ Mn,d wm Kitten, li lliii. i in.si! I f ; m foi durability <»r style hi a me u iniriin till not !>-• r x c e llrd hy aiiy, Sn«*li urn i in* fiCto, il.nl nil may s*iy I« the l’itv»t now *, in tlv* rii-Oiitu .-lure, foi ready |»av, Vitu be h'td the be.i of Hunt* A' •< *. ___ _________________JA M E S DON I.KVY. I’ l itf rrm and Counter Scnl< s. T il'! < ii ' >-ir ri her w i mi Id <*i i 11 t ! i n 11 i'iit i \h - I 11 pul'ln* to tin* flirt ill'll li«e i- lie1 he- nt I'm tl • ode of\ il. s iod* mitunfurl in id h\ Dm x n* Fin>\ • l , . . . k. L ».. of R.ich- Stev. xx ho liuxe taken (hr |ii, Hivrtiiu'U at %exc*ia 1 nf the Stair I lit*. Lit li • • H im 'ind uthi-v *i»l< s. foi fh'iv Si'uir-, wiirh m virrunti'd \quul in nnv m« m.tvc • m » <l . pi d mnr’ «'.lnM|im. S’lg-n Mills l.eiim l,vi-*i,« . , Si. i e an- W • roll . hi ** Truck * of all «iz *», mi hui d • r fnt titohej to order. JOHN H. T l L l M \ N , To Carriage M a k ers.and ike P u b lic. E veretCs Patent Carriage Coup ling.— T h e 11 idersigueil Pntentrr-* u| a im p roved C o u p lin g in the running part - I V-u riage*, re-p e e lfu lly i resent their itivei.itui. t. ihe puli ic. fuv patronage. T h e iinprovem cnr though sim p le iri c.-n s tiiic j -n, is the irsiil* <1 i long course o f experim e n ts. » t ‘ em l»d w ill m u ch labor and expense. It is n« \v believed t.. •e perfect, and has t ‘ us far met the approbation •»f a?l w h o have exam ined it. T h e udvantt-ges consist prin c ipally in strengthening the lir e part o f the Carriage, enabling if to be turned hi loss than one third the space requi ed hy the old construction, w ithout interfering w ith the body ol ti e carriage, and grr; t ly faeitj at\ g the getting in and o i v — h e r e iofore co i v n ie je d a very great objection m f* in - w h e e le d vehicles By the adopiion o f this im p r o v e m e n t, la :g e fm e w h eel* mav be used. ' E . & C . E V E : E T , Pare tees, Wa- h in g t o r , I). V. W I L L I A M B R U N D A G I !, G e n e v a , agent fur sale o f rights in O n tario, Yatvs nnd Seneca counties S.LO A if’S- ODLUrS A LL do li 'in. a .ill l ||i.u„ r l*e«l hx W . B. SLo x s i rv tuiii, \v1 ii -|. , |, i,,| 11 iai . mi the pro^ieiOr’* price*,!,, M ,i:A N\S M Kl l(*h\ K m-’.puT, UNVT-U) S4. VU. It. r i. „ u h k . T e r r a c e :x. Y. v;i .u.i,*, * for i he sumc# I. hiiii -hr Su.t, i i N w \mk. I’m - *ylvHiira,vtivt,..ru Ohi , aml il,,- .U., „.„4| bu n I ^vs•<u.l ‘A. I‘ . hi.tiAx. Ih.fV.,v. Al-** sold by » i F . B. \il.M'jUoiii? »i IT. ... . A g ? t j A . D PLXTf, r;,.„P\,, f I VcCU N . TOOK. W tivrl.o; „„J I HUM A* V< Cl.i X. TUCK & SUN, Stii,rtL'a K„Jri. |076 7*mf> F a m ily IMliles. W E have o* hand a large a.*.i:on-nt nf FniiiHv Bihiv*. ai Pf t:oin *2 i c“ iif* t > S2». ml in nvcix style o f bii.diup; at*o I’ravvr nod tlvmu B ok* fall on H8 * DKUBY u k io.N it C(>. NEWS F80M LIVBfiP^L A r r i v e d in n e w y o u k , O ci . 23, Ship J. Nismith) C H I N A , G L A S S , AND e a r t h e x - v v a r r , For L. W. LACY. Geneva, Oct, 18.71. B LIQ'ID HA I It DYE. ROWN’SH X llt DYK ha-i been fully H'«i\d by tlv* llaiidresier* of (i-'itevn. I'hoir vn. ilict ii thni it i# ii«e f«-st in u*i«, 'Vlir c dor is nermnnent, the dVvnt iii!«tiviia--ni*, witliout cn lor. tug the skin. A very anvill quintit) only i* r<*- qtlirilu, being sure to .tike vfi'fet the firM Kurtlicrcommont i.< itnncce.««arx fu>t time. Furth er commont i* nnnccc*Fiiry, Agent for Seneca i» *H. PARMF.LI.K. Sept. 26th, lu51. Dm «7 J XMES blUMNN. SELECT SCHOOL. T HE public are rc*))i'Vtfu!h’ inloim-il il.nt ihe Wint'-r Term of J. A. CJILLK l ’S School Will Commence on the I7tb o f November ivxl, .it Peach Oi chard, in ill-* town ol IL mivi , a.d con- ttnito eighteen weeks. TERMS — Common brioche*, litre - doDni* per quarter. Hig'trr Bmnclies. i<nn. B avl from ten to txv«!ve <hilliiic* per xveek. He re«pectfully *oltci:* a*lnr-* of the pnh’Ir patronage. Hector, Oct. 23ih 1351. 88 JOHN \ GII.LET. S ODA and W ine Biscuit, f\*-h from the oven, f-o sale in ilio original pick* nge«. or b\ the round,at th-* Citv DriigSmr-. Iv Nov. 25. I851. GEO. P. MOW RV. * O n ly on e Shilling ! I I^ORtlie finest Shaving Cream, large pn»>«, . the u-mal price boiug t hn*e Ftiillings. 0*11 nt the City Drug Store, an i he supplied, Nov. 25,1851. GKO. P. MOWRY. SLOAN'S < FAMILY MNTMEW. ♦ New testimonials of the efficacy and incrcasirtfl popularity of this medicine are constantly coniine to hand. The thousands heretofore received, all express its virtues, and a world of gratitude for its unspeakable benefits. But it is impossible to lay before the public any considerable proportion of my certificates, in as in^lc advertisement. At* ention is, therefore, particularly directed to tha following extraordinary cases, viz; Of Mrs. Mary Ann Munay, of Buffalo, N. Y^ who had a swelling on Iter hand that increased and extended until it reached her shoulder, when tlie fatal symptoms o f nausea and vomiting set in, and she thougnt she could not survive another day. At this critical period, the Ointment was freely applied to the swelling,, and upon the stomach, and in less than thirty minutes, she fell into a quiet slumber and reposed soundly fur the firs time, as she says, in nearly two weeks.: Of Mrs. Aim Dickenson, who was terribly burned and disfigured by the explosion of Salt* petre, but was cured without tlie usual suffering m cases o f bums, and witliout leaving any scars; Of Michael Deverscy, of Chicago, who was so horribly scalded by the bursting of a Boiler that the skin dropped from his antics, and who was instantly relieved from his sufferings and cured, aa also his daughter, of llirastnus,in an almost in credibly short time by tlie use of S loan ' s O ixt memt O f the Lady, at Worcester, Muss., who teas re stored to perfect healtlt, and more than ordinary beauty, after haring suffered ten years with Ele phantiasis—tliat dire disease which makes the human form hideous, and existence, as the says, worse than death: Of George Turner, of XVette-st, Chicago, who had been a cripple for fifteen years, from injuries received in his foot: had used 14 bottles of Trask’s Magnetic Ointment, in one year, without any per manent benefit, but was cured, laid aside his staff, put on liis boot, and walked about like other men in less than thirty days from tlie first application? Of Hiram W. Thomas, of St. Louis, Missouri whose leg having been crushed by a raft, was loft with running Sores at the knee, causing such pain and suffering that he declares death would often have been a welcome messenger: Of 0. B. Ostrander, of Sheboygan, Wig., who had l>ecn afflicted for two years with five large deep Ulcers just above the ankle, and all the medical skill of that region had been employed upon them without success, but Sloan’s Ointment cured him in three weeks. ^ For further particulars, and a multitude of cer tificates of remarkable cures, get pamphlets of agents. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, at the G xand D epot , 40 L ake S t ., C hicago , III., by WALTER B. SL0AY SLOAN’S I T IT L I P S . — ASout ixvunlv varietif* <»f tl ir most iiplondid DouMc Tulip* in unit ivatinn. fnr-*ule in rnixod lore, nt 75ms per tl^z-ii, (not half the Nnw York price fur the irantn kind*) ut the Citv Storo, bv N.»v.2:>. 1351.' GKO P. MOWRY. N. B. TULIPS dan he pluhtvd until ihe ground freeze* up thoroughly. Sweet Potatoes, A Superior article. ju*t upenii#», ami fu « h ! h below the market price, at the City Drujj Store, bv GKO. P. MOWRY. Nov. 25. 1851. Figs, I N Prime onler, o f diff-rrnt lirnml*—the klnil ealVii X=x ■ pies Fig. being of meilliitii size, almo»t Uec turn. *rnl<. iiiid ext ninety luctoti*, i* »oh! at the low pikeui oi.v shilling tlicixumd, at tlte Lily Druz Store Itv Nov. 2.'i. IS5I. GEU I\ MOWIt V. Fisli. M ACKKRKL. Codfish, Pollock nnd Herring. sold iu lots to iiuit pinch i-ow*, nt vei y moderate price*, ut tlie City Ding S \ i c bv Horse & Cattle Medicine No Medicine in use has arconi/Wuhcd so many Extra ordinary Cures , anil given so Unirensal Satisfaction io every variety and stage of disease, or that has so extensive and rapid a sale as Shan's Ointment and Condition Powder. The Ointment is swifUy superceding all other OirUp meats and Liniments for the cure of Fresh Wounds, Galls of all kinds, Sprains, Bruises, Cracked Ifcftl*, Ringing. Windgalla, Poll Evil, Callous, Spavin* Sweeney, PhittMt,' Sitfast, Strains, Lameness, Sand Crock*. Foundered Fcclf Scratches or Grease, Mange and llorsc- Distemper. . Tht Condition Potederv/ill remove all inflammation anti fever, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every part of the botlv; and lias proved a sovereign remedy for the following discayes. Founder, Distemper. Hide Bound, laiss of Appetite, In ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the Eye*j. Fatigue from hard exercise; also lUiciiintitbm. (commonly called stiff complaint,) which prove* so fatal lo many valff. able horses in this country. It i« also a *afe ami crrtahfc remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate so man/ fatal diseases. These remedies never injure , and alteay* Cure , If the directions are folloxved. For further particulars and a multitude of Cei lift cutes o f remarkable Cures, get Pamphlets of agents. W . B. SLOAN, Grand Depot. 40 Lake. St Chicago , A Nov. 25. 1851. GEO. P. MOWRY. New Fruit. J^EMONS, Eve’s Apple*. Currants. Dutr*. D R S . W H IT E & B L A I R - AN ALYTICAL PHYSICIANS,- C AN bn cvnrulteJ nt tlnir office, in Geneva, Krutiklin II uum , Monday, Jim»5ili J85*. Lockpnrt, A me tiffin iiuhJ, Ti.uiitb) “lid ttnisins in xvhol**. hnlhiml qr. lioxf-*, Grnpi S. I1 lirlii)i, Jun, 15 uml Hilli. ^ Cit«on, Prnm**, P R. Sarnnriti<ls, preserved in 1 Bufl.tlo, at 2-JO. Alain M.| 5 lii «1 hx and A.i.iiun// white sugar. Sultana, »r ee.-dl-** Risin#, Cur- ’^Ul1 bStind Dili. m e t * . &.C., ju>t m c ived in prim e eon.liti..n, i Upon . ill disease* inri.lent t\ the l.ti/imn e\»'- and fur *ul« at the verv lowest rat-*, nt the City lem‘ #Uch ** ol the lung-Jiver kidin ys. Drug Store, bv ' GKO. P. MOWRY. , *1’*°' wt nervousnessdinp■*) in^hma. Nov. 25, 1351. | xveukm-es. ?#ruiicliiii>, scr« lulu, dwj epsiii. -c»l<r , .. - — . . - ----- ---------------- or sore head, hip disease, ule.ets, |fiiruly<i*. en . U G A R S « —Brown’* rnnlisd nnd ground. *|*ilu*, meicuiial disea*es,T&r. Xc. Be xxill S Ul in their varieties. AU o Stiuivt's Sugar- , explain the sym ptom s ;h.irncleri*iiig nil el-TOiiio House S y r u p ,M i >1 a < scs o f diffident grades, Cnf-1 disease*, nnd will show by <h niui.sttoii«‘ii* that fes, Tea*, Spices, & c .. tit prices which eon tint i the present m oilesuf rrealiigthose <!l$cn.-r* nre fail to please, at the City Drug Store- Nov. 25 1831 GEO. P. MOWRY. C o n c e r n i n g New « yio* » f Fluid and Oil Lumps, nnd anmliitude of other utricle* we will speak more at length hoieafter. G. P. MOWRY. Nov. 25, 1851. City Drug Store. TRUSSES. D R. H U BB AR D has left with WM F. WOLCOTT, «t Dr RHOADES’ Office, an assoitment o f hi* TRUSSES. He believes these instruments superior to any other in use. both in the efficiency o f their pressure, and in the ease with which they may be worn. Reference can be given to anumbei of gentle men in Geneva, who are now wearing them, and who prefer them to any other kind they have ever tried. Mr. W olcott will fit the instrument*; and purchasers who are not satrified aftei three days trial, mav return them. Nov. 26. 1851,_________________________91 A m e r ica n C u tlery. A NEW AND HANDSOME wwuriment t». PnCkel Cutlery,from tlie celebrated Wuter- ville Factory, can be found «l very low pri«*e>. at the subscriber’*, who is prepored to *ell nt wholesale and retail. Couniiy Merchant* supplied at Nex\* York Price*. JOHN II. TILLMAN. Painters) Attention. T HE euhscribor having a good »ct of cn*h paying customer*, will sell out to any youi.g mail of good moral character, xti*hing lo e*. tnblish him«olf io business. Possession nmy 1“ had on or befor-tiho first o f March next. 87 Geneva,Oct 29,1851. S. fSREKNE. xvrong and nut riileiiluivrf lo prove ben* Uriel, and* explain tlie principle* In v firVb ruies f«f the#* diseases can he effected. Evidcnre ufthe ibost imli*pi.tnble chtuaciei enu fit till iin;i>hv ^ixrd’ nf the vllieucyond sttcee.* ilmt min tfu* tretii- meat o f di-ease* npim the ju-iiri| Ut advonnrd b> Di>. W h ile and Blair. S, eritil Hih‘i-lp;h.gix / On lo the Di*e.i«t!* of Wcimeti ntld CIiildfefi,* whieh m e treated with t lie gi> i1* Min't'** I v removing the emire irotluring liiftt Protean sem u ge «d ihefuirest pOrli'Ui Ol <***' J 0 * I • m. 7 l;e diseases o f womenim«I chiMren >lt»vld receive theearli«»«i i.tiemiun fu«m fa'lier, mutlei, hitt; band andfi‘i«*nd* 09* Ae Charge f o r CohsnPit- tion. Our *v<tein o f prictiee i* strictly iinalxrienl, being confined tori m« die* cuinpum-deil fn m tho Vegeluhle kingdi m, uml I* dirrrird to lb* couse producing the diffuse. U r li»-t n mov4 ihe c «n*o by n pnlieimi* npplicMiinn o f the nr frit, tary mi>nn* to vesture the i qnilihrit.m o f the i\o* tern by <li.solving oh*tructifi.s tliat have arnmiln- Inted in the fluid* and solid* <‘f |I|H bodx. nctitvnlixe all a:rid nvcu'ritdmii'i-F, f| « n the^ pores uf i he sh in , an<l nllmvall effect m e en n.en- titimiR matters that have beet, ami arc pmdtiring lliovnrion* chronic di*t'8*c* m in UiCrf natomI elm m eU . Wltea ‘ In'can-f H i1* A ioxh T the rffuci cease*. Our remedies produce the must agreeable effect upon tlie delicate and en fold e d constitution. Tlv»u«nnd# that have hern cun. signed to the ginvehy medical adviser* and friend*, live in health site appreciate the henefiv riant effect* o f the aimhtir*) pvuriice. Our no- lices will be fmird in all the paper* published m the places whete xvs virit Our uppninln ents » illlic regularly ftillillnil. 1008 x !. Harper and Brothers owing ralo SH E L L COMBS. B UFFALO HORN,Buck and DiessiligComh*. Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils, and a variety ot articles necessary o complete the Toilet. K. BARNARD. Silver stud Plated Ware) S UCH as tea and table spoons, forks, sugar tongs, &c., together with o general assort ment o f gold nnd gilt jewelry, all o f which are now being sold at greatly reduced prices, by July 16. (72) F. R. PAGE- G E N E V A C O L L E G E . T HE Trustees of Geneva College are ie- que*ted fo taefef at the College, on the 9th day of December next, at 2* o ’clock P. M. Wm*. S. De ZENG, Chairman. H AVE just publish*1 the foil able xverks' The Nile Boat,“i glimpses of the Land 6f Egypt,by W. ff. Bartlett.- The Lily and the Befe, an Apologue of the Crystal Palace, hy Samuel Warren, Author v( Now and Then, «yc. The Larfv and the Priesf, by Mrs. Maberty. Rule and Misrule, by the English in America, by the Author o f the Clock-Maker, &c- Forest Lile and Fnrrst Trees, or XV/nter Cump Life among the Loggerifs, by *< Springer. s London Labor, anffflie Londbn Poor, puMtsa* ing fn Nos-..at «-enf* l»«. M i ™**ra”/-\ Just received by DERBY, UR TUN &- Co, Uct Llth, I > 5 1 . ___________ Bed Birgs Beware: A COMffr,K I'|5ffl«nH»itnl«.r lot iln'*r lirstf, pul Up In c nil , ,nl boi ler. Which, lyr'iWIhiV \ \[*? Nwh in nnnly tlte imlnnii, *r* w»lit at ihr InV pWfio »l tWertty*Sva N o ». JO*. 1S51. 90 ceu.„, Il.v c h , i>t«t CEa p MO . . RY. Y a n k e e S o a p . S U P K n t O R f o r ehnvli.ff p i r p o « e * . A l s o . VV«|»,,, m M ilitary S n a p , . o m e a s l o w » , 0 d per c a k r JMJ 1 article t o e . F o r s a l e ot H .o C I t y D rue e i o r e iiv Nov. on M. IAM- E G G S ! a tin <5BO, P\*M'IWKY. A RE lilab'-iry the r-milne Rgg Poxvder* kiei-ii -r cvniciondni n * a su I m Itote for ai| nn. \ ’ r f cuttard*. One package I* nrjoal to Ll* I K * * fur tom m u . .till. Vi,, Uru, d to„v b’y ^ P * ’ mvv V i i h . r \5 J
