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8 S W -i ^ v L> ) „ i i :» r? ... - *<f i - x w «> • .- j 1c f --- \I H r i • nr*. *’ 1 \S*: <*«■ %#n ■e —iW... 1 #- ... 1‘ :s: - -- _-f. M f,V « l # b < ‘i Taxes.—Gross Outrage in Oneida • County. S o m e days since w e noticed an article copied from a U t ica paper, in w h ich the w r iter declares that O n tario county was a qounty in w h ich the assessors were honest and bold enough to m a k e a true assessment for the w h o le cou n t y . T h e writer is correct in his tribute to the county and w e w o ’ d gladly teturn the com p lim ent to O n e ida c o . did the facts in the case warrant us in so doing. W e give below a c o m p a r ison o f the as sessment in the tw o counties for the year 1851, and ask our readers to draw their ow n inferences. W e, take the population o f the tw o counties as returned in the census o f 1845, not having the returns for 1850. W e take the num b er o f acres assessed in each county in the year 1847, not hav in g the num b e r assessed in the year 1851. W e intend to institute further co m parisons with other counties in the State w h e n e v e r we can obtain the data upon w h ich to make them. C O U N T I N G - H O U S E A L M A N A C 1 8 5 2 . fl a i r„ 'I* 12 3 6Q 4 11 18 ti o 2 5 12 19 <<i *ti •O ti) O s 25 26 5 tm ft 8 A < ONEIDA COUNTY. Population in 1845 was JVo acres assessed in 1847, were Valuation of real and personal property, assessed in 1851, Average assessment to each, “ per acre, Banking Capital, 84,776 730,511 $19,397,106 228 68 27 92 2 , 110,000 ft ONTARIO COUNTY, 42.503 389,553 Population in 1845 was, No, acres assessed in 1847 wero Valuation of real and personal . property assessed in 1851, 20,796,367 •Average assessment to each, 480 57 “ “ ])er acre, 53 30 ^Banking Capital, 609,900 B y an exam ination o f the foregoin g statem e n ts itis evident to every person, •that the valuation o f Oneida county is little better than -a farce, and h o w it w i l f ■compare w ith the valuation o f other ‘Counties w e are unable to itate ; all w e ■can do to-day is to sh o w the great in ju s t ice done to O n tario cou n ty by^such dishonest valuation, O n e d ia cou n t y , em b racing within its boundaries the city o f U tica, containing a population o f o v e r 17,565 ; R o m e and and the various m anufacturing vil lages, w ith the large am ount oi capital in v e s ted in the m a n u facturing; with n i m o r e than tw o m illions o f Banking ca p i tal ; coverin g 730,511 acres o f the rich est land ; nearer and m o re accessible to m a r k e t, is assessed at a little over nine teen m illions o f dollars, w h ile O n tario cou n t y , w ith no cities or m a n u facturing ■villages, with only six hundred thousand dollars o f Banking capital ; covering on* ]y 399,553 acres o f land, is assessed at i tearly tw e n ty-on e m illions o f dollars.— j i n acre o f land in Oneida county, is val ue d at only $ 2 9 ,9 2 , w h ile in Ontario it is vale ’ ed at 5 3 ,3 0 . Is there that differ en c e the value per acre o f the lands o f the tw o counties, or does the differ en c e c* '»s i s t in the honesty with w h ich the asse^ 's o r s o f i h e tw o counties e x e c u ted their dtit^7 ? T h e assessors o f Ontario cou n ty ha\ valued the property w ith in it in at cordan c e with their oaths, while the a. tsessm s o f O n e ida county have disregai *ded theirs — Out. H e p . I2F3 T h e Mil listers at W a shington o f the European l V T<>narchies, are in a stew at K o ssuth’ s w^i ™ reception hy our p e o ple, and particulai \ly «t the prospect of his advent at the C ’ wpUal and the w e l co m e he is destined to receive from the Adm inistration and I'm i g i e s s . T h e y are said to he consulting together as to what am o u n t o f indignation they shall exhibit in the prem ises. S o m e 1 are for demand r ing their passports, and g ° i n g hom e in a huff. W e l l , they p r o b %bly are aware that the Cunard stea m e r s sail every w e e k ; price o f passage red uced to $ 1 2 0 Ilulsem a n n , the Austrian .M inister, is said to have b e c o m e so n e r v o u s over the matter, that he visits the S t a v e D epart m ent lo o often to he agreeal>ler and M r . 'W ebster has been obliged to req uest him 'to com m u n icate with him here after, in writing, instead o f personally. (Jtgr* Pt iessnU z, the celebrated fou n d e r e f H y d r o p a th y , died at Graeffeti horg on the 26th (»f N o v ., at the age o f 6 2 : In the m orning o f that day Priessnivtz w a s tip and stirring at an early h o u r , but com p lained o f the cold , and* had w o o d brought in to m a k e a large fire. His i i n friends had for som e tim e believed Jiim to be suffering from dropsy o f the ch e s t, and at their earnest entreaty he con s e n t e d to take a little m e d icine, ex c la im in g till the w h ile, 44 It is o f no use.” H e w o u ld see no physician, but rern ained to the last true to his profession. A b o u t 4 o ’ c l o c k in the afternoon of the 26th he asked to be carried to bed, and upon b e ing laid dow n he e x p i r e d . Front thv K i o G r a n d e —Cnrvnjnl ngalai in lltc F ield —Capture o f O rnlvt*. N ew O r l e a n s , D e c 23. W e are in the receipt o f B r o w n v ille papers to the 3d inst , w h ich st-ite that G e n . Carvajal, attacked the M e x ican general, Javregui, w h o had fortified him s e l f strongly in C e r a lvo, and after tw o days* hard fighting, took nearly the w h o le tow n , driving the M e x icans into a forti fied h o u s e , w h e r e they w e re com p letely penned up— all their provisions, anwini- tion, & c., being taken by Carvajal. T h e latter had ten killed, including Lieut. Graham a n d 'C h iu l , (th e best w e can m a k e o f the nam e .) Capt. W h e a t was . severely w o u n d e d . T h e M e x ican loss was very great, including* nearly all the Sem n iole Indians and their leader. T h e latest accounts say that Caryajal was about to attack the M e x icans in their last position. I f successful, he will : enter M o n terey without opposition. ti 5 t 8 15 22 29 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 2 9 16 23 1 S 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 CO 0) > 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 I s 2 9! 10 1 8 15 22 29 s o f t h e # 1 } GENEVA COURIER R E D U C E D ! ! Subscription Price l 6 7 13 14 u 192021 26 27 28 P E R TEAR! . ( I n v a r i a b l y i n A d v a n c e , ) 4 5 6 11 12 13 27128 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 o 9 16 23 30 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 19 26 2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 1 4 11 18 25 20 27 | . i 10 17 24 1 ■8 5 15 22 29 5 , 12 19 26 ? CUSTOM WORK, O f e v e r y v a r i e t y , f t ® © i r d l s i r % Sttpmnr tetmtr, m mmT notice . A 4 i i i . >x I « t-x « 09 * c6 to 4t i-o « Cti , i ►>. . rt ■n a -o c 3 CO •a c o s ■8 4> S H C -T3 O Z 1 1/3 3 J3 H I-, i td £ ti 73 1 2 3 • 4 5 6 7 8 9 lo H 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 B 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 i 6 7 ih 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 B -A 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 • 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 fit 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 • 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 •W o 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 0 17 18 19 20 21 22 i 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 • U 7 8 9 10 11 12 '13 0 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24- 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 • 5 6 7 & 9 10 11 0 fl) 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Q 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 i GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER! N o . 1 6 , S e n e c a s t , , G e n e v a . W E have just returned again from New York, and are now receiving some entirely new styles ot Fashionable D R E S S ,>6S5| G 0 0 D 8 5 A n d S h a w l s which cannot be appreciated without an examination. Our variety is so L arge that we will enumerate only a few styles, but always be pleased to show our entire as- ortment. Among our new styles we have NEW FALL GOODS. Rich Persian De Lanes, 11 Highland Plaids, Jenny Lind do. Fine French Merinos, Rich, all wool, Cashmeres, Rich Black Silks, Figured Satins, Brocade Poplins, Plain do. do. De Laines, 14 << «< «< Rich, Fine,and Cheap Paramettas, *• Plain De Luines, Brocade Silks, Chameleon do. & c „ &c. Also New Styles of Shawls and Mantillas. Rich Chain Lain© Long Shawls, from 20 to $30 Broche do. do, do. “ 20 to 30 Embrpider^d Wool Long Shawls, Chena Centers do, ' do. <( ^l << Rich Bay State Plaid Centers, new styles, “ Scotch and French do. do. * Velvet and Silk Mantillas, ** Mantilla Velvets, and Fringes to Match. {jt^pThe N . Y . Independent says that if Christians w o u ld save E u r o p e from a b lood y tide o f Socialism , and w o u ld es tablish religious liberty and G o s p e l truth on that continent, they must g iv e tim e ly sym p a thy and su c c o r to K o ssuth and M a z z ini. 5 ^ » T h e corporation o f T r inity C h u r c h , N . Y . , contem p late establkhiug and ma intaining a system o f Christian F r e e S c h o o ls in that city, for the purpose o f affording free education to all. The mutual copyright law is now pend ing between the French and English Gov ernments. Kossuth is1 forty-six years of age. His mother, who is said to be a woman of great alent, is still living ; T h e L a m e G i r l o f C r o w l a n d . Dr. W. B Sloan—Sir: My daughter, of a- bout ten years old, had been very lame,and had suffered wonderfully for a year or more with a bunch or swelling on her knee, which was pro duced by an injury she received in falling. Her knee had got to be full double its natural size an-l nothing seemed to help it or make it any better Besides blistering, we tried many other remedies prescribed by the physicians without any benefit or relief tothe girl. I then heard of your Ointment, and in September lost procured one box of it at Sloan’s Medicine De pot in Buffalo, N. Y. We used it rather spar ingly,but she received such benefit from it that I procured another box, and by the time the second box was half used up the giil was well of her lameness, and the bunch or swe.ling had entirely disappeared. We used the Oimment rather faithlessly at first, and doubtles^it we . had used it more freely and constantly, the cure would have been accomplished in less than half the time. . Yours, JACOB W ADE. 'Township of Crowland, Welland Co. C. W. April 2-1, 1S51. {0 - See Agent’s names at the head o f Sloan’s column. M A K tK IE D . In Geneva, on Tuesday, the 29th inst., by Rev. W.F.Curry.Mr. F rankun W. C owles to Miss M argaret E. W oodruff , all of Geneva. In Catharine, Chemung co., on the 25th inst., by Rev. John S. Lee, Dr. H enry F ish , of Mecklcnburg,to M iss C. F. H azen , of the former place. M E 2 > . In Vavick, on Monday, the 22d inst., Miss H elena D ey , daughter of the late David Pey, aged about 60 years. A council of Physicians decided thal the cause of her death was a spasmodic affection of the lungs. In Marion,Wayne co.,N. Y., on the 23rd inst., A masa H all — father of the lale San ford R. H all , and of Mrs.A. D. Platt,of this village,— aged 70 years. Highly esteemed for a life of strict integrity and Christian example, he died lamented by a large circle of relatives and friends. T o t h e P e o p l e o f t h e S t a t e o f N e w Y o r k . T O all persons interested in diejistafe of William W. Greene, late of tlio Town of tienecu, In the county of Ontario, deceased, intestate, send greeting: you and each of you, arc hereby cited personally to be and appear before our Surrogate, of our county of On tario, at the Surrogate’s Office, in tbe viltage'nl' Canon- andalgun, in said County of Ontario, on the 10th day of February, A. D., 1852, at 12 o’clock, Mthen and there to attend the final settlement of the.uccounts of Lucy B. Greene, and Samuel Greene, as the Administrators of the said Estate. . Witness the Seal of the said Office, and the s s . signature or the County Judge of sold county, at Canandaigua aforesaid, Uiig 6 th day of De cumber, A. D , 1851. 95 MARK H. SIBLEY. P h y s i c a n d S u r g e r y . C A L V I N ft. G R A Y , IM. D . has opened an Office on Seneca $t.t in ike rear of J, H. Woods * Law Office, where he will attend to nil calls appertaining to his pro*. Tension. Me lias secured, by entering into partnership with Du. K eys , the assistance of an experienced medical man. They hope by their united efforts to met it the con fidence of the citizens of Geneva, and its vicinity. {£T Diseases of the Ear ami Eyo will receive a share of their attention. • | N. it. Advice gratis to the poor, at their office, from 9 i until 10 A. M, Geneva, Dec. C4th, 1851. 95y A NEW ARTICLE ol P o lish in g P o w d e r , for Cutlery, Brass and Silver Ware, superior to the Bath Brick, »s it produces a tine polish without scratching or wearing the* rllcle. Sold by 95 SIMPSON.& BRONSON. “IV T O T I C E is hereby given that the annual -LN meeting ol the Association for apprehend ing Felons, in the Town of Seneca, will be held at Halls’ Corners, on Saturday, Jan. 3d, 1352, at 6 o’clock, P. M. JOHN. C. WILSON, Secretary. Seneca, Dec. 23, 1351. lwpd READ WHAT FOLLOWS! A n d b e l i e v e i t . 7 find that I must leave my present Busi ness , in order to recover my health. have concluded to sell my entire stock of Good**, at or near cost, ami in some nstanees below it, which will give inv customers, and ilm public generally, the best op portunity of pflrchasing Cloths, C issimeres, Vestings, Shirts, &c., ut great bargains, by the Inr^o or sma II quantity, as well ns a selection from the largest stock of Home Manufactured Clothing in Geneva. My whole entire slock W ill ho sold without reserve. 1 will add that my Full Purchase hnd been made, nnd the goods iu the stove before I had made up my rniml logo out of business, consequently I offer a large and fresh stock. It would be a‘ good opportunity for any person wishing to commence the Tailoring Business,' to purchase my entire stock, as my store has been long anti favorably known as a business st<md Mr. CRXXVFORO and other good Cutters will attend tlio Cutting Department as usual, and njl Garments made to order, in a superior style. Those indebted will confer a particular favor by calling ami settling their accounts. WILLIAM JUDSON. Geneva, Oct. 24, 1851. Also a very bauutiful assortment of M I L L I N E R Y GOODS! Bought cheap in order to suit Milliners from other villages, es 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 forour G e n t l e m e n ’ s D e p a r t m e n t s *Ve only say, give us a call, and you shall be accommodated with any style of DRESS you may want, R kady M ade , or M ade to O rder ; for wo have Clothing in abundance, 20 per cent, cheaper than ever. G R O C E R I E S , we only^ keep them es an accommodation to our customers; for we sell them so cheap that every body is satisfied to buy what they want without asking us to take less. Gcj- We take in exchange for Goods,—Dried Fruit, Butter, Eggs, Wood, &c., at Carfh prices, and sell our Goods the same. Don’t forget, No. 16 is the place to get NEW STYLES and FASHIONABLE GOODS. v P. A. BRITTON, Geneva. Geneva, Nov. 12, 1851. HENRY OSTROM, Saratoga Co., P. S. Having employed Mr. Henry Schell,Mr. Otis //uggerty, and Mr. Wm. Barnes, as Sales men. and 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 S E C O N D A R R I V A L a s sr®. < b emsnama. LX T HE subscriber has just returned from New York, and is now receiving his second pur chase of F A L L A N D W I N T E R G O O D S The l a r g e s t a n d C h e a p e s t stock he has ever offered to his customers, among which may be found 5 Black Silk, of all qualities and widths, Turque Satins, French Merinoes, from 8 to 12s., French Bombazines, from 8 to 12s., Brocade Poplins, Plain do. Figured.Delainesj from 10 cents upwards, All Wool do., Figured Cashmeres, Parametta, Silk Ararp Alpacas, Plain and Changeable do. 1 ^ , 0 0 0 y a r d s o f P r i n t s , fr o m S e t s . to Is. per yard. Good Cloth and fast colors at 6d. per yard. G l o v e s a n d H o s i e r y * of which he has a full assortment. Also Children’s Worsted Ware. French, Scotch, and Bay State LONG SHAWLS. Having bought hisSha wls in large quantities he is enabled to sell them at unu«unly! iw rates, lie has also a fine assortment of FASHIONABLE MIULNERY GOODS I I I Among which may be found a good assortment o f Flowers, Feathers. Plain and Watered Silks and Satins of all colors and shades. Also Plush <>f delicate colors, for children’s hats, &c. He would respectfully, invite the attention o f Milliners to an examination o f his stock, as he will sell at. wholesale or retail, very cheap. H i s G e n t l e m e n ’ s D e p a r t m e n t i s f u l l a n d c o m p l e t e of every style of C lo t h s , C a s s i m e r e s a n d V s t i n g s , In which he can offer great inducements. G r o c e r i e s . He has a large stock, and cheaper than ever before sold in this market. The subscriber’s motto is to «ell cheap for ready pay, and^vill offer gteni inducements to all who will favor him with a coll. Dried Fruit, Butter, Eggs, &c., will be taken in exchango for goods, for which the highest market price will oe paid, C . L . M O R R I S . Returning 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 wiih good', cheap, and fashion- 87 C, L. M. able goods. (l S $ G e n e v a P r i c e C u r r e n t •- * OB- 4 / O' ■I'v ■ ■ . ■ . 9tS49Flour, Superfine, per libl., $4 50 a $ 1 ' 75 '?'. ^ Wheat per bushel, 1(7 Indian Meal, cwt, D eath of M arsh al S o u l t . — T he . death o f Marshal Soult, w h o se name is .connected with many o f the hard w on victories o f N a p o lean, is announced in the French papers. H e was born in ^ 6 9 , in the sam e year as the E m p e r o r j-tapoleun, the D u k e o f W e llin g t o n , Me* G e o rge C u v ier, Ghateaubrind ? n“ . X ^ ® r Scott, and w a s 'consequently in his 82d year. W ith M arshal S o u lt is .e x t in c t the last and highest illustration o f a period so fruittul to great things, .and in great souvenirs. Marshal Soult -entered the army sixty-seven years ago .as a private soldier, and rising rapidly through the interm ediate grades .closed his pu b lic career as Minister o f W a r unner L o u is P h ilipe. Buckwheat, 0455.|y Butter, per lb. J .^r V^huesu, <lo S£ tigss, per iloz. .^Onions, per bushel, Applet,green,do. Fotalocs, do Benue, du. dried, per lb. Apples, do. do. ,Poodiee , do. du. gHoLar<l. lb B a s a lt, bbl. Flour Burreis, Meat do 'Sheep Pells,, Hay. per ron, Wood, per cord, Beef, per cwt, Pork, do do, ^Hains, per lb, k i wemeFiaHHanna 0 111) a 1 50 a 0 70 a 0 2 b a U 50 a OSD a 0 Li a 0 06 a 0 14 a 0 50 a o :iti » 0 a 0 75 a 0 12 a 0 04 a 0 12 a 008 a 1 00 a 0 25 a 1 00 a 0 56 a t> 00 a 2 50 a 4 00 a 5 00 a 0 08 a 0 WlftiS- F O U N D ) on Seneca st., in the village of Geneva, on the 4th iist., a small roll of Bank Bill*, which the owner can have by de scribing, and proving ownership. Call at this office. Geneva, Dec. 23, 1S5L ♦ 95w3 N e w F r u i t . L EMONS. Eve’s Apples, Currants, Dates, Ruiem.sin whole.hult;md qv. boxes, Gvnpes, Citron, Prunes, P. R. Savnnrinds, preserved in white sugar. Sultana, or sitedlnss Rusins, Cur- rncts, See., just lecnjved in prime condition, nnd for sale ut the. very lowest rates, at the City Drug Store, bv GEO. l\ MOVVRY. Nov. 25, 1351. F i s h . M ACKEREL, Codfish, Vollock and Herring, sold tu lots to suit purchasers, at very moderate prices, ht the City Drug Store, by Nov. 25, 1851. GEO. P. MOVVRY. G E N E V A B H U G E M P O R I U M ! f J l f f E subscriber, H a v i n g r e f i t t e d h i s s t o r e i n a m o d e r n s t y l e , and Y g JL having recently added largely to his former stock of goods, is prepared to see bis friends and the public, and exhibit to them a more choice and extensive asssortment of goods than heretofor kept by him. His stock consists of . D r u g s , M e d icin e s , C h e m ica ls, j p i x a s h m 9 3 9 m T m a n d v a r n i s h , Camphene, Burning Fluid, Nuts and Fruit, GROCERIES, <& WINDOW GLASS,. D R U G G I S T ’S GLASS W A R E , L A M P S F L O W E R VASES, IN CO RRU P T IBLE TEETH . G O L D AN D TIN FOIL, G O L D L E A F , PE R F U M E R Y AN D F A N C Y A R T IC L E S , All of which will be sold either at wholesale or retail, at fair prices, and warranted to give satisfaction. . G o o d s s e n t t o v i l l a g e c u s t o m e r s f r e e o f e x p e n s e . ’ Geneva, Oct. 1851. * 37 ________________ _________ A. I) P L A TT. MORE NEW GOOI)S, “ A l w a y s o n b a n d , a n d f o r s a l e b y DERBY, ORTON & CO. B o u n d t o k e e p t h e m W a r m . ! • THE New Coal and Wood Yard IN FULL BLAST. fT lH e subscriber is now prepared to furnish, in JL any qtmitUy, J L a c k a w a n a C o a l , of superior qualify, in lump or broken, nnd screened in any size, at hi* New York Yard, ON BRADFORD STREET, Next Noith of A. A. Holly’s Warehouse. Also on hand a large lot of B l o s s h l lirg ll C o a l 5 as cheap or cheaper than it can be had at anv other place. Also a large lot o f HICKORY. MAPLE, and OAK WOOD, to be sold by the Cord, or in quantities to suit purchasers Also a first-rate lot%of shaved ai^ sawed S h i n g l e s a n d L a t h constantly on hand, ol all prices. Tim above named Yard has hern fitted up with all the convenience possible, bus one ol Fairbanks Platform Scales in it, to weigh Coni bv the ton, and Coal Screens ot all sizes: and a l-Ioise and Curt to deliver Coal or Wood any where in the village. All orders left at the office shall he promptly and faithfully attended to, nnd by strict attention the subscriber hopes to receive a share o f pat ronage. G. DAKIN. Geneva, Nov. 12^1951. 89 L. W . LA C Y ; I m p o r t e r a n d D e a l e r i n C h i n a , G l a s s a n d E a r t h e n - W a r e , H AS just received, direct from Liverpool, the largest assortment o f the above Goods that can be found this side o f Now York City. Also on bond a very large assortment of Clian- dolieis. Solar and Fluid Lamps, Hall Lamps, Tea Trays, Cas1 ors, Britannia Ware, Cuileiy, Looking Glasses, &c. The above Goods 1 van sell ns low as they can be purchased in New York. N o . 4 6 , S e n e c a s t r e e t , opposite the Mansion House. Geneva. Nov., 1851. ___________ IU BAIRD & S O P E R ’S SEW CARRIAGE FACTORY, O N C A S T L E S T . , Opposite the Temperance House, W HERE Carriages of every description are built to order, and most kinds of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Sleighs, &c., Kept on Hand, Which, for style, durability,* and elegance of finish, cannot be surpassed by 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, and the best mate rials used. PEDDLERS’ WAGONS got up in the most approved style o f construction. gey- Orders from oil parts of the country promptly attended to. R e p a i r i n g Done with neatness and despatch. QC?* Most kinds of Lumber suitable for our business, wanted in exchange for work. Oltf Geneva, Nov. 25, 1859- JOHN E. BEAN, A t t o r n e y & C o u n s e l l o r a t L a w , GENEVA. N. Y., Will promptly attend to any business in the legal line, that may be entrusted to him. 91 OFFSC’ K, Three D o o m W eal o f the Munition H ouse, fteneca st. 'DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY!! ftV- ngs enteredntered intoo a uo-parinersni|i,o-partnership, willill be found at the old Office of Dr. D. O- C rank , 28, Senencast , where they will be happy to ac commodate all who may be in need of operatinos in S u r g e o n D e n t i s t r y . Their experience in the above business war rants them in assuring the public that every thing pertaining thereto, from the extraction of a tooth, nnd the insertion o f one, to'an entire set of masticators, with gums, on the best known principle, filling teeth with pure gold, and all other dental operations, will be performed in the most satisfactory manner. The old friends o f D r . C rasb are earnestly- solicited to continue their patronage. Geneva, N o v .8,1851. G e n e v a C u s t o m DOT & SHOE STORE. T HE subscriber takes this mode o f ap prising his friends and customers, and the public in general, that he has __ removed to the now and commodious ou Water st., lately fitted up by Mr. B kckbr , opodte theStonm Boat Landing, where ho holas liiin.'tdf in readiness to manufacture every article in the above line, nod as he intends to hnve'all of his work made under his own care, by t he most experienced vtakmen, he flatters liiinsolfas for durability or style his m ‘chanicism dmll not be cxcelletLby any, .Such arc the (hets, that all may say Is tho latest news, In the custom store, for\ready pay, Can bo hud the best ot Boots & Shoes. 33 JAMES DON LEVY. T o C a r r i a g e M a k e r s - a f i d t h e P u b l i c . E 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 ling.—The undersigned, Patentees of an improved Coupling in the running part of Car riages, respectfully present their invention to the public, fur patronage. The improvement, though simple in Construction, is the result of n long course of experiments, attended with much labor and expense. It is now believed to Ix^pijfijCt, and has thus far met the approbation o f H ® h o have examined it. The odvantages consist principally in strengthening the fore part o f the carriage, enabling it to be turned )n 1,'ss than one third the space required by the old cunsiruction, without interfering with the body of the carfiaee, and greatly facilitating the getting in and ou»—hereiofore considered a very great objection to foui-wheeled vehicles By the adoption o f this improvement, large fore wheels may be used. E. & C. EVERETT, Patentees, Washington, D. C. WILLIAM BRUNDAGE, Geneva, agent for •vile o f rights in Ontario, Yates, and Seneca counties 7*106 NEW MUSIC STOBE. .HENRY TUCKER W OULD respectfully announce to the citizens ofOu- nmi ami vicinity, that he has ju*l reu-ived fmin mnnutectiirois and importers, and offers for sale at New York prices, a large and well selected assortment ot M u sical Instrum ents, Consisting of Vtano-Fortos, Mclodcomt, Violins, Guitars, Acconleons, Flutes* TaiLbnrlnus, Ac., at The Warerooms o f Bulkley, Benncit & Co., 41 Seneca st., (lencva, lie also offers lor nchohn collection of fthcct»Mnaic, Embracing all the latest publications, lnclmli»e thnsongx and ballads of Catherine Hayus, the Sionn of Erin, and l.N9TBUt;'ri<»rV-B©Oli.ft, Forall Instruments, by tho most popular authors. He would particularly Invite the attention of anmictirw and artiste outlie Violin and (iuitar, to his splendid Muck of- fttringa, Comprising Etigllwh and Italian E strings of three ttml four lengths ami an entirely new article of E string, four lengths and four strands of purs silk ; Violin 0 airtesteol' English, French, and Anglo-Homim; nien. a new Mrtng wound with p u r e s i l v e r 1, nnd nverv variety of A and I) strings. Guitar Strings of French English, ond American floss; Martin’s assorted strings, nnd siring* for Vlolinccllo. BOWS of nil classes ; double refined French <fc Ger man llo*ln Bridges; Screw*. Peg*. Tail-Piece*; Capo* d'Astrn Tuning Forks, Pitch Pipe*, Tuning Hammers; in short, everything pertaining to the trade. DO* Piano Fortes., Mdodcons, and Accordeon*, tuned and repaired in the host manner; nlso.Vi 'linsand Guitars. N. IL—Every article in the above assortment, hm b<‘yn selected and tkstkd In New York by Mr T. himself Order* trotn the country nnd surrounding villages, by mail or express, will be promptly attended to. Geneva, Oct. 1.1~5|, \ _________ fflif S u p e r i o r C h a i n P u m p s I NASMUCH ns it has b^en falsely rt*p°itod that tbe subscriber lias abnivlouerl Ins business of manufacturer aivl <l<ialer in Chain Pumps, lie takes this occasion to -true that he i« mil en gaged in the same business, nt tho old stand, on _ Castle st.. oposite the Temperniice House; and; t |,e « r„,,riH0r’* prices t n, SLOAN^ M KD1C1NK I, _ • . . r • 1 in lit \ • 1 I 9 . _ ___ ® <QUj2$ cs esaaisiQs, tiiore—No. 28 S e n e c a st., A RE receiving their Pall Goods, and their stock is now much larger than they have liereiuton- offered for inspection, and at prices thu cannot but insure their sale. They ‘are in hopes by keeping a very large assortment of Goode in their line, .and by making their prices * very low, to increase their trade, and make it muie profitable to them selves S h a w l s ! and S h a w l s ! ! custom ers, and with that view they have bought largely, nnd have marked them at a very small per cent above cost, and they feel confident that nil who will honor them with a call, ttn 1 inspect their goods, will become satis fied such is the cu&e By luck in purchasing, they have it. in thfir pow«*r to offer more rare bargains than eve* before, and ask it ns a fuvor that all who wish to purchase cheap and good Goods will give tl.rin a cull. Their stock consi>*s o f Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Mattings, &c. Geneva, Sept. 26, 1851. 83 NOW IS THE TIME! AND H ere Is the Place!! AT THE GENEVA SAVINGS STORE, TO BUY C H E A P DRYGOODS. T ill, GREAT KU*H at the Geneva Savings Store is accounted tor in this way: people wiU go whero they can buy C heapest ; and the mid- reigned hiving just relumed from the City of New York, where the heavy pressure in the Money Market enabled him to purchase nt low prices, unparralleld in the history of trade, he- can sell, and means tosell.as cheapasfhe chep- est. He does not come unt willi a flourishing Handbill, ndv<*ni>ing to <*eU hehm cost, but he docs sny th.it lie will *ell unod* ot the same qu ality , as cheap ns those who advertise io sell below cost. (jr>- Call and satisfy yoursFlvre of his exten sive and rich assortment., at N o . 34 W a t e r S i,t Genera, « Opposite the Temperance Ilonse* A. W. DITMAKS. Geneva, Nnv. 19, 1951. 90. He<l Hugs Hewnrei A COMPLEl R HnmliilHlor ter iltene |ifFte, put upln i». U.l K zi!(l bullies, Which, includine n nicr lirilfh In cpply thu polnmi, nre *nht ni ihc low prke m iweniy-livu aeni*. at tlio C'iiy Drug simo, by CEG.P. MtiVVRY. Ort II. IP51. #5 EGGS! A Ult high—try the cfiiulne Fplt Pawib-r*, highly re emm.ii'iifh'd u> n suU< iinlu lor nil pnr|io*u**»:Ki,pt Ciiitterd*. ()in; imckniiit is to six ogg*. Hint ift ccM furlmir r.cni* m ihn Oily Drug til utn, by ti. P. MOWR V i Shaker Herbs —a now supply nt 11. I’ARMK- Li.I.'S Dru<r nud Citetnicil Store. rill kinds SLOAN’S COLU . A L L M«‘ditiinvs and Books uduTti-ion by W, B. S loan are sold, wbolmilo nnd ivtnil, m he continue* to furnish customer* «n«I Peddl»*r* with hU Pumps nt reduced prices. The exc« ilent characterh»f the article Ito manufactures)* eo well established that no Additional reccommrodn- tion is needed. He respectfully invite*his friends and patrons to give him n call • O. MABIP. Geneva, October 1,1851. 83if A CARD. T HE Public are respectfully requested lo read lhe fol lowing idler from the celebrated R ii*»inn F in n isl, M iiurlce ft»rnf40«el», who Is performing with Made'sello PnrodiV 'J’roupe: “ M r TrcK*R>-~lt gives me great pleasure to certify to your cnpabiltiy as n Tuner of Piano Forte*. Titos* you have Tuned fur me have been perfectly well done, and have given us much sallefnrilon. Geneva, Oct. 18, 1851. M aorick S trakosch .** N. II The original letter can lie seen hv ralli'ig <111 II. TUCKER, Music Teacher and Tuner of Piano-Forte*, at his Music Rooms, (Bulkley, Bennett, & Co.'s W’rve- Rooms,) 41 Senuca-st , Geneva. Hitf DKPuT, UNI I KD STATES HOTi.L BLOCK, T e r r a c e s t . , milialOyiX\. Y* All «t<ier* for the snitto, from t he Stale of N«*w Yoik. Pen- sylvoniu, East' rn Ohio, nnd the Cunadus, must be addressed W. I’ . S i - oak , Buffalo, N. Y. AWi sold by F . II. M o r e h o u s e , T r a v e l i n g A g ’ t . A. I> I’ LVTT, Geneva; THOMAS McCUN- TOOK. tV„tvrl..o: and THOMAS McCldN- TOOK jt, SON, Seneca Full*. 1076 D US. C R A N E & B R E W E R , h in e int a C w B u r n i n g F l u i d ) O R ETHEREAL OIL, of the very best quality, manu factured (resh once u week nt least, and sold ut the owest prevailing price, ut ihe <?ltv Drug Store, hy dti Oct, as. 1851 . ____________ G. 1*. MOVVRY. TO THE M e d i c a l P r o f e s s i o n a n d i n v a l i d s . II - A * ti 864ii 0 5UJ' 0 36'X 6 I5?t 007q ‘* i f / n 15(5 Sffr 0 50q 044^ 0 50 > 1 00 3 0 I 05?(f o ia-5 0 09)( 1 ia-) 0 25 ^ 1 00^ oeaTt c w>3 3 00(5 4 0<D 5 50o. 0 09 _ S e THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE. i<’\TTHAT»8 in n name 7‘* Much, certainly, VV when used to designate character. If it shall be found to bo true that the above named store Is t h e p l a c e where tAe p e o p l e , one and all, can be really accommodated, and as It shall be the earnest endeavor of the subscribers to accomplish this object, they will be justified In adopting the above as their name. They would therefore Improve the present opportunity to announce to the citizens of Geneva and the public generally, that, on account of me liberal patronage they have received, from their friends and natrons, dating the ___ _ ....... „ ___ _____ past season, they hbvo been encouraged to increase their being confined to remedies compounded from the ■lnnl.i l .. r i.nn.1. AAllal.t Miff AT I ' O 1 . . O n ly one S h illin g ! F OR ilio finest Shaving Cream, largt! pots, the usual price being three shilling*. Cull at tho City Drug Store, and besupplied. Nov. 25, 1851. GEO. I\ MOWRY. D R . S . W H 2 T B & B I i A S R . - A N A L Y T I C A L PH YSIC IA N S , C AN bo consulted at their office, at Genova, Franklin House, Monday, Jan. 5ih 1852. Lock port, American Hotel, Thursday and Frida}, Jan, 15 and lGth. liuftiilo,at23ti, Main st.,Sunday and Monday, Jau 18 and 19th. Upon all diseases incident to the human sys tem. such as affection* of the lungs,liver kidneys, splovn, nervousness dropsy .rheumatism, asthma, weaktieos.bronchitis,scrofula, dyspepsia, scald or sore head, hip disease, ulcers, paralysis, cry- spilus, mercurial diseases, &c. &c. We will explain ihe symptoms characterizing all chronic disease*, and will show by demonstration* that the present modesoftreatingthose diseases are wrong and not calculntcd to prove beneficial, ond explain the principles by which cures of these diseases can he effected. Evidence of the most Indisputable character can at all time* bo given of the efficacy and success that attends the treat ment o f diseases upon ihe principles advocated by Drs. White nnd Blair. Special attention giv. en to the Diseases o f Women and Children, which am treated with the greatest success by removing tbe cause producing thfft Protean scourge o f the fairest portion of creation. Tbe diseases o f women and children should receive the earliest attention from father, mother, bus hand and friend* No Charge f o r Consulla tion Our system of practice is stric.tly analytical, A t N o . O S e n e c a s t . , T HE Subscriber has just returned from New York with a fresh supply of W i n t e i G o o d s , consisting in part of Clo'hs, Cnsse-J mere*, Vestings, Millinery Goods, &c , and other articles too numerous to mention. S U a w l S ) S h a w l s . His stock of Shawls, consisting o f Bay State, Scotch and French long Shawls, is large, and will be sold cheaper than ever. 03 ____________ __C._L. MORRIS. ' NO USE OF TO WATER ST. ! NEWS! N E W S ! N E W S ! IN ADVANCE OF TELEGRAPH. (Europe nil in n ftuds. — A r r ival o f H on - Hath.— l>cnll» o f King; A L K V . l I 4 l . I i . —P r o c lam a tion to Postpone < hriatinn* and N e w -Y e o r. GOING F o r Groceries, WHILE J A C K S O N ’S TEMPERtNcifiROCBBY It KEPT ON THR Corner of Maiden L a n e and Seneca street. H J. JACKSON has iust returned from • New York with a lull stock of Groceries. Extra Fine Oolong Tea, only 4s. Fine Yonng Hyson, “ 4s. Buchan’s No. 1 Family Soap, only Is, per bar. Coffee from lOd. upwards, Spices, Imported Segars of the most approved Brands. Sugars and Molasses cheaper than the Cheap est. Qc^ Call, Examine and Buy. 95 § H omested E xemption in S outh C arolina . —A.bill has pasaed one branch -of the South Carolina Legislature, and will probably pass the oth t , which ex empted by law, the dwelling-house-and houses appurtenant thereto, together with fifty acres o f land, one horse, twen ty-five dollars* wortW o f proviesions, and one negro slave, to be selected by the ow n e r from levy and sale. The provisions ihe bill.however, do not extend of the of , town or city,or to prop... 't j ^ o g t *ucb, b o .. « .h» c m , « - ^lusiveiy* supply of goods, consisting of Drugs, M e d icines, Groceries, Paints, Oils ? Varnish* Camphene, Burnirg Fluid, Lamps, Looking Glasses, Loolcin Glass Plates , • Brushes, Fruit , Perfumery, and Fancy Articles . All of which they are prepared to sell at the very low est prices, anil will warrant to give entire satisfaction In every case. The attention of customers is particularly Invited to their stock of Groceries, among which are the following: Teas of tbe choicest brands, selected with the greatest care, and with the aid of the best Judges. A superior article of Black Tea at 4s: per lb. O. G. Java Coffee, vor? nice, also Maracnlba, Lagulra, Rio, St, Domingo Coffee*. A superior article of Stuart's Sugar House Syr up, very clear ond rich, fur which the present is just ihe time. Currants ; Citrons and Figs, fresh and nice; Rnslns hy the box or pound ; also half out! quarter boxes; NUts of all kinds, wholesale and retail. Also the P u r e J u i c e o f tlie G rape, to which we would call the attention or Physicians, a being a auperiorc article to any of tho eastern wines for r*tirpo‘«s. having been procured from a gentle- loan * In thte Suita, who rnleecl tho proper, and expressed toe wine, it But It Is tinnS&S., tVon la to alt Vegetable kingdom, and is directed to the cause producing the disease. We first remove the cause by a judicious application of the neces sary means to restore the equilibrium of the sys tem by dissolving obstructions that have accumfu- lated in the fluids and solids of the body, and neutralize all acrid accumulations, open the pores o f the skin, nnd allow all effect or exvremen- titious matters that have beer, and are producing the various chronic diseases to pass off in their natural channels. When the cause is removed the effect ceases. Our remedies producethemost agreeable effect upon the delicate and enfeebled constitution. Thousands that have been con- signed to the grave by medical advisers and friends, live in health ane appreciate the benefi. ciant effects o f the analytical practice. Our no tices will be four.d in all the papers published in the places where xve visit. Our appointments willbe regularly fulfilled. 1008yl. therefor warranted to bo entirely pure. — ry lo enumerate further^ The tnwlt 95 ... . ......... ........ ...... II lo'eorue nud •«« Air thameitvdfc. BIMVdON Sc nHONSON. No. 4 Ncnoca St., G eneva W inter L a r d O il I S equal to tho best Winter Sperm, for burning during the autumnal months, while it is affljrdefrnl two thirds the price. A supply of very superior Winter Lard Oil just received nt the City Drug Store, and lor sale by tiG Oct. 8-3,1851. O. P. MOVVRY. S ilv e r M edal, I S ODA C r a c k e r s * (New York make (for fate By l L lO R beat S H O W OASJBavobtatnerl at I 1 * the Si«t 6 Vair. last ;-wJlkr 'iwl adUaejpber I 1 * making to order n*a h 1 «e pmd rpn anlcle, *t I A unusual low prices, and of exquisite workmanship. . x l . below the market price, at‘this 4Flty _Drug A. D. PLATT TRUSSES. D R . H U B B A R D has left with WM: F. WOLCOTT, nt Dr RHOADES’ Office, an assoitment o f his TRUSSES. He believes these instruments superior to any other in use. both in the efficiency of 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 satisfied after three days trial, may return them. Nov- 26, 1851.___________________________91 uI k M a r v e l’ s N e w W o rk, C ompanion to R everies of a B acheloh ! D REAM LIFE ; A Tale of the Seasons, by “ Ik Marvel.” ——we are such stuff As dreams are made o f ; and our little life Is rounded with .sleep— Temped. It is good, because it is so common,—inge nious, because it is so short,—well-conceived, because it is not conceived at all.*1 A large supply for sale, by 95 DERBY, ORTON & CO. Dec, 25th, 1851._______________ _______ S ODA and W ine Biscuits fresh from tho oven, for sale in the originul pack* uffos, or by the round,at thelCity Drug Store, by Noy. 25. 1851. GEO. P. MQWRY. S -fv e e t ttl «p«rnTnfr.£Mjr} for tab R EGARDLESS of foreign news, or procla mations to postpone the holidays, CH A S . H. T1LESTON Would respectfully inform hts friends and pa trons that he has inverted his bottles, and hopes in future to be sustained in his now' en terprise of keeping a TEMPERANCE SALOON, Where he will constantly be prepared to serve his friends and the public with Oyster Stew*, Wild Game*, New Cider, Pies, Cold Water, Hot Coffee, Chocolate, Black Tea, Oysters Raw, Cakes, Candies, Clam Soup,Warm Meals, Cigar*, &c., &c. He is also prepared to furnish F A M IL IE S AN D P A R T IE S , WITH A L I . K I N D S O F C A K E S , C R E A M S , C O N F E C T I O N E R I E S , J E L L I E S , A N D T A R T S , of superior quality. Also, W edding-Cake And Fixing* ftiruiahcd in beat style* * Hoping to merit the patronage of his old friends and the friend* of Temperance, he will lo everything in his way to increase their en joyments, and to prepare for them nnd their fiiends a rich board of Christmas and New Year Toys, Confectionery, &c., &c. Wishing you all a merry Christmas and a very happy New Ye%r, I hope to see you often it my now' Saloon, south side Seneca st., op posite Cobb & Smith’s. CHARLES H. TILESTON. Geneva, Dec. 16, 1851. 94 ♦ Sensim eo D educltur, F IRST ANNUAL ( a n d u n p r e e i d e n t e d ) EXHIBIT OF BUSINESS,In rhe vegetable medicinal preparation, Th© MOUNTABN INDIAN IjSNHMEiNT, for the alleviation and cure ot MUSUULA It und NEll- JNOU5 DISEASES STATEMENT Or SALES &C- N u m b e r o D o t t l e s . Cnsli Sales of Mountain Indian Liniment, 3,StiO Given away, gratuitously, a* advertised, 842 Gi#n away to scepVc*. lor lileir conversion, 135 Credit tales, and on trial, without condition of payment, 2,205 Stock hi the bands of 206 agent*, mostly In this .Slate, 13,870 Stock on hand, in Albany, N. Y., . 400 Number prepared in twelve months, 20,1>U2 to\ l’ tfcc one dollar per bottle. N. B. C ore * of the above diseases will he warranted by special agreement with the proprietor, Hnd tlio price paid lor the Liniment will lie rofuuiteii when wttlsfnciory benefit Is not derived Irom its use. when applied accord iag to the direction*. Advico nnd medicine gratuitous to the tdmpernio poor. Upwards of 400 letters are on the file, descriptive of ca«-gs, which have been rkubved and cukko ; also numerous written and printed certificates ol care*, till ot which have been voluntarily given ; none have been, or ever will be asked for! THE MOUNTAIN INDIAN LINIMENT ought to be In tho hands of every family at this season, as o n e application, wnitN first attacked , seldom, or ever falls to cure uhv muscular or nervous affections. This Liniment is recommended for none other than this class of diseases, viz: Rheumatism, Paralysis In several of Its forms, Neuralgia, Write red Limbs, Gout, Contracted Muscles, Spin ini Affections and Stiff Joints. w anted , Several medical practitioners (rcculnr M IT?) arc agents ter tills medicine, find more of a similar class, v c wanted for different parte of the Un le t States, to whom tho most liberal terms will bo given, upon application ut the principal office ofthe Mountain Indian Liniment, Delavan House. Albany, N. Y. JAMES UUUNO.Mnnneer, For the Proprietor. Agents, New York City—Boyd & Paul, 40 Cou tlond-st. I). B (Hubs, Physician, loti Wooster street. C. V.CIodtener S c Co., 81 Barclay street. Ebenezer Cook, 3UG Grand street. 91 II. N.TEAL, M. D., Sole\4gent for Geneva. Kind reader*, I wont any portion of change, From a threepenny piece up to ten dollar bill*1 For Goods, (and the price we can easily arrange) Which consists of good Groceries, Drugs, Tinc tures, and Pills. Now (o make the fact plain just walk in and see— I’ll show you uronnd and be clever; My neighbors may boast of their Sugar and Tea, But I know that our profits are smaller than ever. Then stop & examine,’ twill make you feel well; And as you are pricing. I’d verily think. You’ ll makoa selection, (I’m so willing to sell,) When you uulootte your purse-strings and pay down the chink. • Most Respectfully, Your well-meaning ond obedientservant, H. N. TEALL. 1st store south of tbe Rail.Bead, > East side o f Water st. > Meen F u n , T fl E celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, otic ofthe best cosmetics nt present known. Also ShandV Spanish Lily White, for cleansing, whitening and beautifying the skin. Also French Hair end Toilet Powder of various qualities, for safe at the City Drug Store, bv . GEO. P. MO WRY. Nov. 18, 1851. F a m i ly Billies. W E have on hand a large assortment of Family Bibles, at prices from25 c*nts to 825< «nd In evety styloof binding; also Prayer nnd Hvtnn Iteoks. Cull on W DERBY, ORTON & CO. C ^ X ^ A R S * —Brown** crushed nnd ground. O in their varieties. Al*«> Stuart’s Sugar- H ouao Syrup,Mola**es o f different grades, Cof- ft>s, Teas, Sptces; Sic., at prices which can not fail to please, at the City Drug Store. Nov. 25, 1351. GEO. P. MOWRY. C O N C E R N I N G New styles of Fluid and Oil Lamps, and a multitude o f other articles we will sneak more ar length hereafter. G. P. MOWRY. Nov. 25, 1851. City Drug Store. CHERRY PECTORAL F o r tbe C u re o f COUGHS, C O L D S , H O A R S E N E S S , B R O N C H I T I S , W H O O P IN G -C O U G H , C R O U P , A S T H M A , A N D C O N S U M PT IO N . Among the numerous discovevie* Science hv* made in tins generation, to fiiciliato the busi ness of life—increase its enjoyment, and even prolong the term of human existence, none can'be named of morn real value to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the Healing Art. A vast trial of iis virtu s throughout this broad country, has proved be yond a doubt, that no medidine or cornbinati- n of medicines yet known, cun so surely control and cure the nnmorous varieties of pulmonary disease, wich have hitherto swept from our midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed, there i* now abundant reason to be lieve a Remedy has at length been found which can be relied on to cure the m<>*t- dangerous affectum* o f the lung# Our space here will not permit us to publish any portion of the cures affected by its use, but we would present the following opinions of eminent men, and refer further enquiry to the circular which the Agent below named, will always l>o pleased to furnish tree, wherein are full particulars, and indisputable proof o f these facts. F r o m the President of Am h erst College, the celeb r a t e d P r o f e s s o r W f T C I I C f l C K . ikJnnte* (’. Ayer—Sir: I have usvd yonr C iikrky P ectoral In my own cate ol tluep tented Brmtclwiia, a 1 d am sntl*liMl from Its cltem cal constitution, Him I* is tin admirnUItt CompiAind lor the relief ul‘ lutymdtd nnd bronchial (llfliculltea. If mv opinion ns to it* supe rior character can be of any service, you arc at liberty ti- use it us you think proper. EDWARD l i m nrOCK, L. L, U. FROM TilU WIDELY CELEBRATED P R O F E S S O R N l l i l i i n A I Y ,IT L D .,Ii,L .D . P r o f e s s o r o f C h e m i s t r y , M i n e r a l o g y , , J ’a l e C o l l e g e , M e m b e r o f t h e - L i t . H i s t M ’ d P h i l , a n d S c i e n l i f i c e S o c i e t i e s o f A m e r i c a o n d F . n r o p e . “ l deem the C herry P ectoral and admirable com- posilitm from some of Hie be*t article* in the Maieda Metlica, and a very efiVctivo remedy lor the class ol’dis. eases It I* ititemlnl to cure ” New Haven, tX, Nov. 1,11*49. M A J O K P A T T T I S O I T , P r e s id e n t o f I b o R. € . S e n a te states he lias tied the C herry P ectoral with wonderlul success, to cure an inflamma tion ot tin? lungs. F e o iu one o f Ihe first P h y s icia n s in M a in e . S aco , Me., April 26, 1*49. Dr, J. U. Ayer, Lowell. Dear Sir: I am now con. stonily uhittg your Cherry PeclornUn my practice, and prefer it to any other medlelnofor pulmonary complaint* From observation or many severe c ^ p '**, 1 am cou Incetl it will cure coughs, colds, and diseases»l the lung*, that 1 have put lo defiance oil other remedies. 1 invariably recommend ii * use In eases of comrumptlou, and consider It much Hu? best remedy known for that disease. Respectfullyyotin*, I. S. cy.'fJWAN, AL D. Prepared and sold by James C. AYER, P*ac- tic»l Chemist, Lowell, Mass. . . Sold, wholesnle and retail, by A- D PLATT, Geneva, also by Druggists generally throughout the Sta t e . ________________ V5m6&c M A G A Z IN E S & PER IO D IC A L S W e are Agents for the following Magazines nnd wll deliver them promptly lo eub*ciiber* nt the sub scription price, free of postage Godr y'* Lady’s Book, Graliun’s Mogazne, Serum’s do Harper’s do Tlie International Magazine SLOAN’S ■ FAMILY OINTMENT. N«?w testimonials of ihe efficacy and increasing poouluritN of this medicine are constantly coming to hand. The thousands heretofore received, all express its virtues, and a world of gratitude for itfi unspeakable benefits. Rut it is impossible to lay before I ho public any considerable j)ro)>ortion of tny evriirieatrs, in ns ingle advertisement. At- cittion is, therefore, particularly directed to tlie following t?xlr;M»i(UnHry cases, viz: Of M s. Mary Ann Munay, of Buffalo, N. Y , who had a swelling imi Iter hand that increased and vxtcn<1iitl until ir reached her shoulder, when the fatal symptoms o f nausea and vomiting set in, and she thought she could pot survive another day. At litis critical period, the Ointment was freely applied to the swelling, and upon the stomach, ami in less- than thirty minutes,she fell into * (ptiv.L slumber ami reposed' soundly for the fir* tune, its she says, in nearly two weeks.: Of Mrs. Am: Dickenson,.who was terribly burned and dteli-.riired l»v tlie explosion of Salt petre. bill was cured wilte-w ihe usual suffering in cases of burns, and williout leaving any scars: Of Michael hevevsrv, of Chii'tigo. who was an horribly urtiided by ihu bursting of a Boiler that lhe skin dropped from his ankles, and wlio waa instnal iy reiiexvd lV‘n>x l|i* s’dlbriitgs and curctl, an als<» hi> dangliter, of Minsmtis, in an filmest in- v:edih!y l I ii » vi time by the use of Si,oAX‘b O ixt MKNT iff the Linhi.tii I17>r«ys/rr. !)!<?.«. v/n» trrt.<rr- atori’.f to prrjtcl hmlff: ..ml mure Vmu nrtlwimj ban,/if offer fairing ^ feral ttv ijritr$ with Klc- f'huntifisi* — I'ht.t dire di*r,i$e irlnrh undies the hvmon form fiidro; s m.d •cjislrn.e. iis she Sot/*, morse (I• o u. ila,t!i: Of Gv<ngu Turn#\; ,,f We!b-*|, Clii«*ago. who d 1n*tm a eripjtlv f«»r fifteen year*, fmto iiijnrie* vivo*] in bis had nst*! l-l l«iiih*s«»f Trask’s Magnelie OiotoKott, in »«neyear, witlwnrany p<*r- miu.enl benefit., hip \v'as eared, laid avhl»* hi*staff, tml on Id* bunt, and ‘.vidk'vl abnrtf flk»* Mih«»r:n**n, 111 l<»ss than liii;t v flays fiotti ihe api'liearion: Of iJinttll W . 'i'ltnlU'K. of ^t. Loot*. Mfftitnm , whoso leg having hern (•iiisli-'d hy n rail, was leti with funning !Jn,-e^;it the knee, rulings-i<*h pain and suffering that he declares dcntri wmld often have, been a w<»Jc<>nn* iiu's-eti-';.-!\: Of O. T». Oa1rand<'i,1 of SMu-hovga\. W■*., xvho le-n* boi'lt afflicted for two vim'* m hh five V*i'g«‘ dy *V VIcevs jtisl above the ankle, utid all Hie niedienj skill of dmtregion liad been cJ.u’oved 'ipo'i ’ hem without‘success, but tiloaiiS UiiJment c-ired lion in three weeks. For further paHtcnhirv, and a nedtihvle of cer tificates of reiiiiN'kahlu, cures, get p.onpbiete of agents. Prepared and sold whole*:!1” *md r«,? ii1. 1 ? ■« G rand D epot , 41) L akk S t .. r n w . » . y ,,v WALTER V. v < had 1 ro< SLOAN’S Lady’y National Mechanic’s Holden’s Hunt’s Merchaot’s Knickerbocker, Whig Review, Democratic. Review. Blackwood, Edinburgh, Westminster, North British, iomdon Quarterly, do do do do do prluo $3.0t :i,oi 3.MI 3.11(1 : mm > 2. <u 3. (W 1.00 5.00 3.00 5,0b 3.00 3,(Mi 3.00 3. (HI 3,0V 3.0d of All kind*. Sprains, Wiiutaitls, Poll Rvjl S u p e r ior aA lote, }u»e| « p E. P. EARL, Water st., Geneva. Sept-84, 1851. $8 I Store, by Nov- 25, 1351. GEO. 1\ MOWRY. N. B.«—Feeling a strong desire to get out-of Jebt, I earnestly call on all who have owed mp over six months, to pay me before the 1 st of January next, jt will enable mo to do much towaid my desired intention. h . j«r. t . Goneva, ritl I’E l N Q I Ititil * pure article j also, J b i r f ^ T w h lto Paint, ground and dry, un snlo it wholesale and retail by May I. A. D. PLATT The Old Guard O F Napoleon, by J.T.jfendley. Captains of the Oicr World, by H. W. Herbert. Naval L ife, by L ieu t . L y n c h . C a r ly le’s L ife ol S t e r lin g . . , W o n d e r B o o k , for buys ond g i l l s , by H a w th o r n e , ** ‘ Aims and Obstacles, by James. Received by DERBY, ORTON & CO. Dec. 25th. 1S5I. 95 (The Inst five will he.fiirnMind to one subscriber S O I $l«, or any (%vo of Ui«un for®5.) , Mother’s Magazine, price SboO Household Words , *JJJ| PhreiiologlcoNournal, { Water Cure, ... ... . '.V cu•;c7 , \ \ ,, d r '\ >‘ \ ci\ , no' \\^EKiToAroN * v5 Genova, Doc.17, IR5t. JU94. Figs^ I N Prime order, of different brands—the kind called N*i pies Pig, being of medium size, almost tree fruin and extremely luciutis, u sold nt Iho low nrlce of shilling thopound, at the t jty Drug Store bv °‘ 01 Nov.25,1551. GEO. P. MOWRY* Horse & Cattle Medicine No Medicine in tt*e hn*« accomplished so many Extra irdimtry C h i t s , and given so U n i t e r u d S f U i s f p r i i n n in every variety ami emgc ofdi*ea*o. or tlmi has sv rxlruttv* 'nut rapid a sale as Shan's Ointment and Condition Poteder. The Ointment is swiftly superceding all other Oint ments ami Liniments lor (be cure of Pets<h WonmH Nalls is, Bruises, Cracked Heel-, ....... . .................... (billotw. Spavins Swcenrv. FWo a, Siifasi, Strains, Lameness, Sand Cracks. JPonmwr-d feet. Scratches or Grease, Shago and Ilinrst JJisremper. ___ T h e C o n d i t i o n Potrdrr will remove /nffnnmmUi’n and fever, purify tho bloml. lnuscn the skin, cleanse tbe water and strengthen every pari of ihe Uodv; ami Iw* proven a sovereign remedy »i»r tho following diseases- Founder, Disiemner. Hide Bound. I.<w of AnpsiPe. in ward Strains, Yclfow Water. Iiiffnmmallon of the Eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise; also RlicmnaOsPi, (roHimonly called etiff complaint,) which proves so final tomanv rain, able horses in this country. It ir also » *aie and certain remedy for coughs and Colds, which centra to so man^y faThesee#iSmedl<» n e v e r i n j u r e , and u l t r u y s C u r e . If the A i r a c t i o n * are followed. For for(hcr P®toculars and s multitude of Oer/ificu*. 0f r e m a r k a b le Caret, get PantjMeu Of agents •* * * Grand \W** B. S L O A N Dn»U 40 Lak. 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