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4- * « ... • » 5 •». . a. y.< ■ V .♦ \r». - '■■ •• w '-*• V •l • .- > , t ■■ ■•/. CV.- d.s — a y» t • 4. fO! ^IjW lidl 5 V • .&J3V.V acr: • 7i »- > A R ailway E ngineer and an I rish B oo , At a place called Knock-a-naugh, about seventy-three miles from Cork, the engineer o f the great Southern and Western Rail way of Ireland met with a bog, which for a long time defied all his ingenuity. His attempts to fill it up ’with firm earth totally failed. It swallowed up every one of the numerous loads cast into it, and gaped for more, making nothing of the energetic measures to destroy it,' A locomotive engine fell a sacrifice to its insatiable nature, for having ventured too far, it was taken in by the bog, and has never been seen since; it now lies in the bog at some unknown depth below the railway. At length the Engineer overcame the dif ficulty of the bog by stratagem, not force. Finding that the bog was too much for all the loads of solid otuffhe could put upon it, and was not to be filled up, he compassed his object by floating the rails across it, which was done by wooden rafters. By this means, the bog is made to bear the rails as firmly as hny other part of this extremely well laid railway, and the great trouble it once gave is ‘now only matter of recollection. B loomer W inter C ostume - —The Water Cure Journal says, Mrs. Miller, daughter of the Hon. Gerritt Smith, and Mrs. Elizabeth €. Stanton, wife of Senator Stanton, have been spending a few days in New York, and introducing to their up-town aristocratic friends a beautiful Bloomer costume for win der, consi ting of black fur hats, broadcloth cloaks and dresses trimmed with fur, broad cloth trowsers made like men’s, and hand some water-proof boots. The whole suit was elegant and becoming, and struck a heavy blow at conservative prejudices. Mr. Geni i, the celebrated hatter, at the request of Mrs. Gove Nichols, has got up a beautiful style of hat for the new costume—a modification of the Kossuth hat—which, elegantly trimmed, 'is as becoming an article of dress as was ever Worn. This shows stamina on the part of the ladies, and a determination, having set tled what are their “ rights,” to “ maintain them,’1 Vive la Bloomers ! They are not exotics that bloom only in summer, but hardy plants, that defy the exigencies of a northern winter. S c u lptu res from N in e v e h .— Williams College, Mass> has just received, through the instrumentality of Rev. Dwight N. Marsh, American Missionary at Mosul, two of. the wonderful slabs excavated at Nineveh under the directions of Dr. Lay aid. The specimens are la-ge, one being seven and the otherseven and a half feet in hight, are cast in bas-relief, and are covered with inscriptionsof the cunei form character. Both represent human figures, one however, hearing an eagle’s head, the other that of a man. The slabs were neces sarily sawn into several parts in order to al low of their transportation. They are said to be as great curiosities as any which have been sent to the British Museum, and the liberality c f Dr. Layard is therefore the more highly to be praised. The slabs have actu ally arrived at the College. D eath of H on . J ohn D ickson . —We are ained to hear of the death of Hon. John ckson, of West Bloomfield, Ontario county, which took place on Sunday last. His dis ease was an affection of the heart. Mr. D, ■settled as a lawyer in Bloomfield, as early 3813. He has transacted an extensive busi ness in his profession, in his own and adjoin ing counties, and filled vaiious public stations, and among them, Member of the Legislature and Congress. In all his public and private relations, he was faithful and upright, and performed all his duties with marked ability. He was widely known and universally re spected. Ontario County had few worthier citizens.— Rochester Democrat . It is said that Judge Bronson, in conse quence of the position taken by Attorney- Hen. Chalfield, declines being associated with that gentleman in defending the State against the suit of Mr. Yates, who applies for a man damus to compel the Canal Board to give him a contract, as he was one M lowest bidders. e (td- There is to be a new issue introdruced into politics in New Hamphive. A large tiumbav of voters have resolved not to sup port any man for school commissioner who can be ■“ bought up by school hook agents.” The idea is a good one. If successful, it will save parents a great deal of money. C anada T r a d e . —American buyers are busy now m the Canada market purchasing horses, cattle, sheep, pcits, furs, butter, cheese, lard, grass and cl jver seeds ; indeed, the surplus of all kinds. The trade is now quite large and already the produce is being brought over to this side. It is but a few years since the reverse was the case—most, if not all of the above articles were taken to Canada. Yankee immigration is the cause of the change.— Watertown Jeffersonian. The people of the United States eat, every year, thrity two millions of pounds of maple sugar. So the census says, Not quite a pound and a half a piece N e w Y o r k M a rket ♦ G e n e v a Price Current Flour,Superfine, pcrbbL,$5 00 a $5 009( Wheat per bushel, 0 98 a 1 Indian Meal, cwt, O'' — iq Harley, K ^ O a ts, \Uorn Buckwheat, Butler, perlb. Cheese, do Hints, per doz. Onions, per bushel, Apples,green,do. Potatoes, do Beans, do. Plums.drlcd, per lb. Apples, do. do. Peaches, do. do. to Lard, lb jjybtll, hbl, ' Flour Barrels, Mont do Sheep Pelts, Hay. per ton, Wood, per cord, Beef, per cwt, JJ^Pnrk, do do. Hams, per lb, I 50 a 0 60 a 0 31 a 0 50 a 0 30 a 0 13 a 0 06 a 0 14 a O 50 a 0 38 a 0 63 a 0 75 a 0 13 a 0 04 a 0 13 a 0 08 a 1 00 a 0 35 a 1 Oil a 0 56 a li 00 a 2 56 a 5 00 a 6 00 a 0 08 a A NEW i s o ^ tis 0 ( 10 . u uuvague o 3 1 4 S f y o f>o i j g l y 0 36 0 I59< 0 073 n 155 0 50 7 044 o, 0 63 1 00° 0 \1y 0 05?( • 0 125 0 09 o< 1 I So,. 0 25 51 1 00 3 0 U 2 ?< 6 00 ° 3 00 5 5 no 7 , 0 52'4! 0 00 o WOOD FOR SALE. 1 fMY C O K 1 > S first quality of PRY WOOD for 1 . 1 / vz sale. (f«r cash only) Enquire of P. A. BltllTON Sc Co., or ARTHUR PiNNELL, Carman. Geneva, Feb. 23d, 1812. ______________________ 03wL_ Headings for L e n t ! R EAPINGS for every day in Lent, compiled from the writings of Bp. Jeremy Taylor, by Miss Sewell, au thor of Amv IIcrhcri, Jcc, 75c, THE LENTEN FAS V— History, Object and Proper Observance of—by Rev. Pr. Kip, e 65c. A large assortment of Devotional Works constantly on hand. DERBY, ORTON dr Co. C E R T I F I C A T E O F A U T H O R I T Y . {Renewable in the Month of January Yearly ) S tatb op N ew Y ork , C omptroller ' s O ffice , Albany, February fill), 1852. I S ATISFACTORY evidence having been furnished to me that N B. KIDDER, of Geneva, Ontario County, has been duly appointed an Agent of the JE rim I n s u ra n c e C o m p m i y , beiuz an Insurance Company, in corporated by me State of Connecticut And whereas it appears from the Statement of said Company, made to me on oath and filed In this Office on the 6 th day of February, 1852, that the said Company is pixses-^ed of the amount of Actual Capital, miimpttired, w ich is required by the. Seventh Section of an Act entitled “ An Act to provide for the Incorporation of Insurance Companies,1’ passed April 10, 1849. Now therefore. In pursuance of the provisions of the Act aforesaid, f, John C. Wright, Comptroller of the State of New York, do hereby certify that the said N, B. Kidder is authorized, as an Agent lor theta d /Etna Insur ance Company, to transact i lie bu-1 ties of Fire Insurance In the county of Ontario, so far forth as he may be legally cinpoweted by Ills Letter of Appointment, and the Instruc tions which may he given to him by the said Company In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed ray name, and caused the Seal of my Office to be [L ti.] affixed, the day and year first above written. J. U. WRIGHT, Comptroller. R e p o r t o f tiie JEtna Insurance C o m p a n y , of H a r tford, C o n n ., to the C o m ptroller of tiie State of N e w Y o r k , J a n u a r y , 1858. T HE Capital Stock is three hundred thousand dollars and the following h a fist of their principal assets. ii ii $19,0*10 00 64.000 00 11.500 00 21.000 00 18,750 00 21,00(1 00 20.500 00 37.500 00 Real Estate chiefly in this City, Hartford a d Nexv Haven Rail Road Stock, Boston and Worcester ** 11 *’ Hartfoid and Providence 11 11 ** Connecticut River *** 11 ” Hartford and New Haven Rail Road Boads, Hartford and Providence 11 Phoenix Bunk Stock (Hartford), Farmery* and Mechanics* Bank Stock (Harlf*d) 26,400 00 Exchange 11 ** '* 19,250 00 Hartford *’ ” ” 26,400 00 Connecticut River ** ’* “ 0,750 00 Bank North America Bank Stock, New York, 10,500 00 Engle Bank \ ” Providence It. I., J,9dU 00 New York Life Insurance and Trust Co. Stock. New York, Connect.cut Uiver Stock, Bills Rectivaable bcaihg interest, approved Sc curity, B inds and Mortgages, bearing interest, Cash on hand, Estimated balances in hands of Agents, 13,500 no 1,000 00 28, 182 17 j 5,0u0 no 19 OHO 50 83,000 00 $467,272 67 Amount of out-standing losses $77,800. S. L. 1 , 0 0 MSS, $<c>, STATE OF CONNECTICUT, { . H artford C ounty . \ 9 ’ H artford . 13th January, 1852. Personally appeared Simeon L Loomis, Secretary of tin?AS iiu Insurance Company, and mad t oath that the foregoing statement by him subscribed, is true acuordi. g to his best knowledge and b-'liel'. [L. S ] JO,IN W. SKYMOUll, Notary Public. C E R T I F I C A T E C F A 3 t T I E 0 6 t H T Y . {Renewable in the M >vtk o f January Yearly ) S tate of N ew Y ork . C omptroller ' s O ffice , Albany, January 31st, 1852. ( S ATISFACTORY evidence I nving been lurnished to me tha 1 N B. KIDDER, of Geneva, Ontario County, has been duly appointed an Agent of tiie V r o i r c t i o n 6 HM ivancc C o m p a n y , being a» In>u:am.e Com pany, incur punned by the Smut of Crmiu-cticnt. A d whereas it appears Hum the Sintement ol the said Com pany, made to me on oath, and filed in this ollice on tin; 3Mday of January 1852, that the said Company is pos sessed of th* amount of Actual Capita , unimpaired, vvhi lt is required by the Seventh Fe;Con of an Act en titled “ Ah Act to provide for the Incorporation of Insu rance Companies,” passi d April 10, 1840. Now therefore, hi pursuance <>f die provisions of the Act aforesaid, l. John C. Wright, Comptroller of the State of New York, d - beteby certify, that Hie saul N. B, Kidder is authorized, ns an Agent for the -and Proiection Insurance Company, to transact the bu iuess i.f Fire Insurance in the village of Geneva Ontario C u ty, so far forth as he may he legally empowered by his Letter of Appointment and the Instructions which may be given to him by the said Company. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto subscribed my name, ami caused the -Seal of my Office to be nf- j L.S.t fixed, the day and year first above written. J. C. WRIGHT, Comptroller. NEW YORK, Fob. 23, 3 P. M.—ASHES — Sales of 60 bbls at $5 for Pots, 6 12 for Pearls. COTTON—Market not fairly opened since the steamer. FLOUR-^-Market for Western and Stale is buoyant and prices are 6jc lower on the low grades, but firm for the better grades. Demand •moderate. Sales of domestic 600 bbls at 4 94 $5 for common to good State, common to good Ohio 4 94a5 25 ; common to good straight brands at $5a5 06. Corntneal steady 3 37 for Jersey. GRAIN—Market dull and heavy. Supply moderate Sales 2,000 bu prime red Jersey at 4. 03. Oats plenty and dull, 43a44 for State, :37a3S for Jersey. Corn plenty and dull market .nominal. WHISKEY—Market quiet. Prison offered at 2-J—22J is bid. PROVISIONS—Pork without change—15 63al5 75 for new mess; 15 50 for old $14al4 12 j for old ; clear U quite 16 25al6 50 Reel buoyant and in demand—9al*2 for mess $3a6 for prime. Prime mess steady and wanted at 17. Beef hams saleable at $15. . Lard less active and steady, 9a9i in bbls, lOalOJ in keg*. Pickled meats firm and sell freely—8$ r 9£ for hams, 6$*7 for should rs. Butter in good de mand. and Cheese firm. STOCKS—Quiet and variable. # U. S. G s of *67 115; Eiie R. H. 7Sj; Hudson 66$; Albany .and Schenectady at 97j; Erie bonds of *59 104|* Hartford, 7th January, 1852. In compliance with thr Law cf ihc-Siate of New York respcc ing Foreign Insurance C mpanies the P r o l r c * lio n fl ii i 4 i i r u i i c c ( o t u j t a n y ol Hartfoid, Con\ necttcui, submit the fol lowing titatument. Capital Stock two hundred ninety-one thousand and eight nundred Dollars, $291,800 00 For one half of the Capital Stock Hie Comp’y h .hi the Promissnr Notes of S'.ockho ders, payable in tniriy days alter demand and amply se cuieil, $145,990 00 Cash Fund*, N 9 896 53 Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Rail Road ^tock, 9 750 00 Hartf M & New Haven R.R. Bonds 19 622 00 Connecticut River K. R. Stock, 2.UU0 00 Improved Real Rstate, Il,2*i0 00 Atlantic Dock Bonds, 7 500 00 Bills Ueceivah'o, Negotiable, and nmply seemed, Premium Notes on hand, Balance <>ue troin Agents, Exchange Bank Stock, r'haenix Bat‘K Stock, New Altiany & Salem R.R. Stock, Hnrlf’d &. New Haven R.R. Stock, Cleveland & Piup img R.R. Bonds. Farmers* Bank of Kentucky Stock, 37,092 11 9,587 34 75.300 00 1,800 00 3,123 00 800 00 8,052 00 10,000 00 4,800 00 DEEPLY VOLUME. INTERESTING THE REMARKABLE ADVENTURES OF C E L E B R A T E D P E R SO N S: E MBRACING the Romantic Incidents and Adventures in the Lives of Sovereigns, Statesmen, Generals, Princes, Warriors, Trav ellers, Adenturers, Voyagers, &c. ' E m in e n t in tiie H istory o f Europe an d A m e r ica . Including sketches of over Fifty Celebrated Heroic Characters. Beautifully Illustrated with Numerous Engravings . One t o I . 4 0 0 Pages. R o y a l 12m o «. C loth , G ilt) P r ice $ 1 ,2 5 . ALSO, NEW EDITIONS OK SEARS* New and Complete History of the Bible; New Pictorial History of China nnd India; Thrilling Incidents of the Wars of the United States ; Treasury of Knowledge, and Cyclopaedia* of Science and A rt; Scenes and Sketches of Continental Europe; Pictorial Description of Great Britain and Ireland; Pictorial Family Annual. 212 Engravings ; The History of Pales tine ; View of New York—This Engraving is on a sheet 47 by ] 9 inches, nnd ought to sell rapid ly ; Information for the People ; New Pictorial Family Instructor; Pictorial History of the Amrican Revolution; Pictorial Sunday Book; Bible Biography; The Wonders of the World, second series; Dick’s Complete Works, eleven volumes in two, new edition, 8vo.;TheChristi an Liturgy, elegantly bound in embossed mo rocco, gilt edges; and the Pictorial Family Bible. Each volume is illustrated with from one to two hundred Engravings. {jl^3 Country Merchants and Postmasters can procure subscribers to, and sell “ Sears’ Picto rial Works,” make a handsome profit, and sus tain no loss. Persons wishing to embark in the enter prise, will .risk little by sending to the pub lisher $25, for which he will receive sample copies of the various works (at wholesale price.n) carefully boxed, insured, and directed, affording a very liberal per centage to the Agent for his trouble. With these he will soon be able to ascertain the most saleable, and order ac cordingly. Otf- To young men of enterprise and tact, this business offers an opportunely for profit able employment seldom to bemet with.—There is not a town in the Union where a right honest and well disposed person can fail of selling from 50 to 200 volumes, according to the population. (CT Persons wishing to engage in the sale of our Works, will rceceivo promptly by mail, a circular containing full descriptions, with the terms on which they will be furnished,*y ad dressing the publisher, post-paid. ROBERT SEARS, 151 William-st., New York. To Publishers of Newspapers throughout the United Stales. Newspapers copying this advertisement, as above, (in' chitling this notice) and giving it two inskrtions , shnl receive a copy of any one of our $2.50 or $3,00 works* (subject to their order., Publishers will please direct their papers to ^Sears’ Family Visitor,” New York. 93 B U R R A L L ’ S CONVERTIBLE GRAIN REAPER, W ELL adapted to the California Market , by its compactness and strength, is now complete, and contains every desirable im provement for cutting G r a i n , T im o t h y nnd Clover Seed, In all conditions without clogging. It cuts at any hight, and discharges the grain in the rear like Hussey’s, or at the side like McCormick’s, doing its work better and with less labor than any machine in use. Warranted to be thor oughly built, and to work well. Made and sold wholesale and retail by the subscriber at Geneva, Ontario Co., N . Y. Or ders or enquiries by mail promptly attended to. He also makes and sells Clover Mills, Straw and Stalk Cutters for hand or horse power, Corn Shelters. Corn and field Cultivators. Bur- rail’s Patent Wheel Plows, (12 sizes) &,c., &,c. E J. BURRALL. Geneva, Feb. 13, 1S52. 1103 GENEVA DRUG EMPORIUM ! | k o ^ £ t h flfT £& friem GENEVA HE subscriber, H a v in g refitted bis store in a m o d e r n style, and having recently added largely to his former stock of g6ods, is prepared to see His friends and the public, and exhibit to them a more choice and extensive asssortrrient of goods than heretofor kept by him. His stock consists of G R E A T E X C 1 T E M E M T . GREATER RUSH T H A S EVER NEW FALL GOODS. OF „ < D ru g s, M e d ic in e s , C h e m ic a ls, A N D V A R N I S H , Carnphene, Burning Fluid, Nuts and Fruit, G R O C E R I E S , & W I N D O W G L A S S , D R U G G I S T ’S G L A S S W A R E , L A M P S F L O W E R VASES, INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH. GOLD AND TIN FOIL, G O L D L E A F , PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES, All of which will be sold either at wholesale or retail, at fair prices, and warranted to give satisfaction. Goods sent to v illa g e custom e r s free Of expense. Geneva, Oct. 1851. 87 A. D FT/ATT. in ; Vilnius uivuvuru aim VI V.. .i wm vi- *er than they .have eve#* been offered in ket; Morjuer Stripes, Drills; Ticking , “ THE COMMONWEALTH” Ts Published D A I L Y A N D W E E K L Y By E. W RIGH T, & CO., N o . 6 0 W a s liln g ton -st., Boston. E lizur W right, Editor. | Cha’s List, Assistant Ed. T HE DAILY COMMONWEALTH contains more readiiia mailer, and more and fresher NEWS, than any other Boston paper. It Is independent In every thing, mid neutral in nothing. It Is religiously conservative of nil good institutions, and radically destructive towards nil bail ones. It is the only paper in the metropolis of New Englntm which advocates Free Soil, the R«-pe»l of the FugltiveSIave Law. ami the union of free people thro1- out the world for tlte defence of Liberty every where,, T E R M S . DAiLY-~(Sundays excepted) $5 n year, invariably In advance. City subscribers, 12 cents per week, payable to tlte carriers; or $6 a year, payable in advance at the office. WitKKLY--Satuiday mornings, $2 a year in advance. Clubs ordering 3 copies to one address $5 ; 10 espies$15; 20 copies $25! 3U copies $'JU. OCf AU Po‘stma8ters are Agents, 3 K n ick e r b o c k e r . Price Reduced from $5,00 to 3,00, T HE February number of this popular Magazine just received. Now is the lime to subscribe. Just pub lished, Maurice Ticrnay, by Chns. Lever, Florence Snckvi'llle, by Mrs. Burbury, Hood’s Whimsicalities, Laynrd’s Nineveh, abridged. DERBY, ORTON & CO. Geneva, Feb. 11, 1852. 2 H e a d ley’s L ife of K o ssuth. T HE Life of Louis IC os.su h. Governor of Hungary, with Notices of the Distinguished Men nnd Scenes of the Htingaran Revolution, to which Is added nn .Appendix, containing Kossuth's Farewell to Hungary, Address to the people of the United Slates, and the most Important of j the Addresses, Letters, nnd Speeches of the great Magyar \ Chief, in Hungary, Great Britain and the United States. ' By P (). H kadlby , Author of 'Life of the Empress Jose phine,1* “ Lite of Lafayette,” &c., will) an Introduction by H orace G reeley . In one elegant !2mo. volume, with Steel Fori rail—uniform in size and style with Head* ley's Josephine. Lwayelie, or Life of John Quincy vfdams. Frice $ 1 25 Just published, and for sale by DERBY, ORTON &. Co. F. S , A g e n t s W a n t e d , to canvass every town In the county, for the above work, with whom liberal arrangements will be made. A>$\y personally, or by letter, postpaid, to D erby , O rton & Co. Geneva, Feb. 12th, 1852. 2 O A F U L L S T A T E M E N T F the affairs of the American Mutual Insurance Com. puny, on the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred nnd fifty two. The Of. ficr of said Company Is located ut Amsurdnin, County of Montgomery, New York. Whole number of Policies Issued, 4309 Whole amount of Insurance m force, $3,404,531 00 Premiums received to date, Whole amount of losses during said period and paid. $;7,003 4f Re ensttrau<fe ai d Return Pre miums, ?0Sf It Expense , Including Salaries, A- gent’s fees, and moneys paid for Office. Furniture, Fixtures and Stationery, 13*638 66 Balance In favor of Company, Cash mi hand and due from a gents, Bills Receivable, Premiums unpaid and due Co., Due Co. upon unsettled accounts, $5 710 47 5,809 97 896 03 1,680 80 ASSKTS. Whole amount Premium Notes, Cash Capital paid In and scouted, ifalance in favor of Company as above, Personal Property, NEW GOODS W . C A R R O L L & CO. H AVE juat returned from New York with a largo and well selected stock of Staple a i l j l F a n c y D r y G o o d S j for the Winter trade. Among other Goods may be found an excellent nssortmont of DRESS GOODS, Such ns hi tick nnd colored Silks, Poplins, Mar. inos.Paramettas,Coburgs, Alpacas, black,change- uble, and plain Alpaca Lustres, DeLanes, Cash* tire ret. Ginghams Prints. &c«, &<\ L o n g and Square Sh a w ls. D o m e s t ic G o o d s .— b l e a c h e d a n d b r o w n S h e e t in g s , low e r this market; Maijner btrtpei plain, txvtiled, Salisbury, and Canton Flannel; Woolen Y h rn, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. M ILLINER Y GOODS o f every variety . Constancy on hand a Inige slock ol P e d l$ ir’8 Goods, Y a n k e e N o tions, G o ld and G ilt Jew e l ry, at N. York wholesale prices, consisting in part, of Lace-*. Edgings, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Bib- bons,Suspenders, Elastics, Tnpes, Needles, Pins Buttons, Combs, Hooks and Eyes, Scissors, Ra?> ovs. Strops, Brushes, Clocks, Table Linen, Cutlery,Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Hall and Elton’s Ten and Table Spoon c Butter Knives, Plated Goods, &c., Hair Oil, Perfumery, Pocket Books, Purses, Poti Mom.aies, together with a great variety of other Goods, too numereus to mention. Out stock of Pedlar's Goods having been selected with a view to meet the wants of Pedlars, and 14,097 27 | having had a longcxpencnce in this department, we ure able to supply Pedlars and Dealers at lower rates than at any other store west of New York City. Plense call and examine our Goods before 14,097 27 j purchasing elsewhere. (2nods freely shown. Remember the NEW CHEAP STORE, two doors North ofilie Post Office, Water st , Geneva. Jan. 20, 1852. - 31 45,441 45 31.344 18 116R11 02 50.000 00 14,097 27 600 00 < d i b h <&' S t o r e —N d . 2 8 S e n e c a st.9 A RE receiving1 their Fall Goods, and thei-r stock is bow 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 Goodyin' their Iind,> and by making their prices , very low, to increase theM trade, and make *$■ moie profitable to them selves S h a w l s ! and S k a w l s ! I 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 fill who will honor them with a call, nn 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 us 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. &c. Geneva, Sept. 26, 1851. 83 P l a t f o r m a n d C o u n t e d S e a k s . I T H E subscribe r would col! the tftfentiun of the public to the faCt that he Is (he agent for the sale of all goods mamffacUtred by LhlryCe Forsyth & Co., of Rochester, who have taken the first Premium at several of the State Fairs, both of this and other states, for their Scales, which are warranted equal to any manufactured, find riiiWf cheaper. Sugar Mills. Letter Presses, Store and Warehouse Trucks of all sizes, on hand or fv.r- nished to order, JOHN H, TILLM AN. BAIRD & S O P E R ' S $181,508 30 50 els. 25 “ 25 “ The amount of debts owing by this Compa. ny, hut not due according to Hie terms of the contract, A mount of d a 1 ms not acknowledged as debts, 2 . i ooo on 88 STATE OF NEW YORK, i County of Montgomery, f George Warnick, President, and H. N. Hadley, Secre tary of tlte American Mutual Insurance Company, being severally duly sworn depose ami say, and each for hlm- eelOaye, that ihe foregoing isn full true and correct siote- ment ot the affairs of the sax! Corporaiiitn to the best of ihelr knowledge and belief, and ilia 1 they ar„ the above described officers, and the officers thereof. CE >KGE WARNICK. II N. HADLEY. Subscribed and sworn before me. this 2 -Rh day of Janu ary, 18)2. J oseph F rench , Justice ol Peace, D.T. Cleveland, Agent for Geneva. I February 2d, 1852. H o . 3 4 , W a te r - s t! New Arrival of Dry Goods! A W. BITMAPS having returned, from New York • with a Lot of Mew Goods, is now prepared V) offer to the trade some choice bargaiits, in the line of brocade and plain Silk*, Cashmeres. Memtoes, Delaines, printed Calicoes, Alpaca, Bombazine, water*d Silks and watered Poplins. Our Stock Is complete and comprises all the ar. tides usually kepi at Dry t-ootf Stores,and at a low rice. Thankful for past favors, (hope by strict application ^o merit a continual ce of the same. Please call arid exam itie our new Goods and satisfy yourselves. Most Respectfully, A. W. DITMARS, N. B —A full Stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Crockery, Looking Gln-ses and Groceries. Geneva. February, 1H52. __________________ 1 K in g ’ s M a g ic T OOTHACHE DROPS, will euro the Toothache ill ten mtnutes and also remove the soreness from teeth Which are tender fixfin cold. For sale by Felt 2 , 1852. G. P. MOWRY. Looking E A i w a on I»and5 as?cl for sale hy DERBY, ORTON & CO NO- USE OP GOING TO WATER ST. ! F o r Groceries, WHILE J A C K S O N ’S tempbrinc T grocbry 13 KEPT ON t h e Corner of >8aiden K a n e and . Seneca street. T T J. JACKSON has iust returned frog) J t l # New York with a lull stock ot Groceries. Extra Fine Oolong Tea, only 4s. Fine Young Hyson, <l 4s. Buchan’s No. 1 Family Soap, only Is. per bar. Coffee from 10d. upwards. Spices, Imported Segars ol the most approved Brands. Sugars and Molassns cheaper than the Cheap est. Qcf- Call, Examine and Buy. 95 NGLTSH Zinc Paint, a pure article; also, China White Paint, ground and dry, on sale ar. wholesale and retail by May 1. A D. PLATT. C A R P E T S T O R E . T HE Subscribers have just added largely to their stock of Carpeting, and now offer Ta pestry and Brussels Carpeting Three Ply do., Superfine and Fine do., Venetian do.; Matting, ftuggs, and Floor Oil Cloths of oil widths. H. H. &G. C.SEELYE. Geneva, Sept.24, 1851. J e n n y L in d , R OSE, Lily, an<l Palm Soaps, of the finest French make, just received from the importer. 'Phese soaps exceed in all uesirablc qnnliiios aim »>t any similar article ever introduced, and are sold at one shilling the cake. Also the pure Cocoa Nw Oil Fonp, beautifully white in appearance, ami highly fragrant, ut six pence the cake. Sold at the City Drug Store, by 86 Oct. 22. 1851, _________________ G P. MOWRY. N E W S ! N E W S ! N E W S ! l?4 ADVANCE OF TELEGRAPH. THE PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. t 4 \ A 7 MAT’S hl a name V* Much, certainly, VV when used to designate charaor. It it shall be found to be true that the above named store Is the place where the people , one and all, can be really accommodated, and as it shall be the earnest endeavor of the subscribers to accomplish this object, they will bejuaiified 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 tne liberal patronage they have received, from their friends and patrons, during the past season they have been encouraged to increase their supply of goods, consisting of Drugs, M e d icines, Groceries^ Paintsy Oils , Varnish , Carnphene , Burning Fluid , Lamps , Glasses , Looking Glass Plates , Brushes , Fruit , x Perfumery, Fancy Articles . All of which they are prepared to sell at the very low est prices, and will warrant to give entire satisfaction in every case. The attention of customers is particularly invited (o (heir stock of Groceries, among which are the following: Teas of the choicest brands, selected with the greatest care, and with the aid of the best judges. A superior article of Black Tea at 4s; per ib. O. G. Java Coffee, verv nice, also Marncaiba, Lsgulra. Rio, St. Domingo Coffees. A superior article of >luarVs Sugar House Syr up. verv clear and rich, for which the pre ent is ju>l tlte time. Currants; Citrons and Figs, fresh and nice; Basins by tlte box or pound ; also half and quarter boxes ; Nuts of all kinds, wholesale and'retail. Also the Pure J u ice o f the Grape, tq. which we would call the attention or Physicians, a beV's a superiore article to any of the eastern wines for medicinal purpo es. having been procured froro'Tt gentle man In litis State, who raised ihu grapes, and expressed tlie wine, nml is therefor warranted to be entirely pure. But It is unnecessary to enumerate further. The invita tion is to all to come and see for themselves. SIMPSON & BKONSON. 95 N o . 4 S e n e c a S t . , G e n e r a . B ISSE L L ’ S N e w , Cheap, W h o lesale & R e t a il CASH GROCERY STORE C o r n e r o f W a t e r n m l C a x tlestM ., Opposite the Temperance House. T HE subscriber lias just opened a nctv and extensive stock of Groceries, 'such as Sugars, Molasses, Teas, Coffees, tic.,and every variety in his line, which has just been purchased in New York, fit the lowest Cash 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 he will receive NEW STOCK, by Railroad, direct from the city, every few days. He respectfully invites o call from purchasers, confident thathe cansuitall tastes,both in quality and price. • BISSELL. Geneva, September 22. 1851. NEW MRR1IGE FACTORY, REMOVAL! E . & W . C O C K & CO., W nor,F,SALG dealers in Foreign and Domestic D r y G o o d * , have removed to N o . 6 6 Cedar Street3 (Opposite the Post Office,) nnd OUT CAST2LXS SB., Opposite the Temperance IIov.se) W HERE Carriages cf every description are built to order, and most kinds of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Sleighs, &c., Kept on H a n d , Which for style, durability, and elegance of finish, cannot be surpassed by any in the coun try. Those wishing Cuniages, will find it lo their advantage to call tit this establishment, as the proprietors are practical carriage-makers, and, nnd flatter themselves that the tastes of all can be suited—the work being done under their immediate inspection. at:d the best mate rials used, PEDDLERS' WAGONS.eot up in the most approved style of construction. Orders from all parts of the country promptly attended to. R e p airing Done with neatness an-! despatch. $ 3 - Most kinds of I.umber suitable for otir business, wanted in exchange for work. 91 tf Geneva, Nov. 25. 1851. W i n d o w Sasli an d B lin d s . T H E subscribe 1 continues to keep a supply of Sash and Blinds at reasonable terms, at bis old stand. South aide of Seneca street. Also. No. 2 0 P in e -st., N e w Y o r k . j painting , glazing & PAl’EH hang . aZ Z ^ ING. Pure Belleville White Lead, and „I. kind, of paints for sale. All orders promptly attended to. He trusts to the generosity of the public fur aliberal patronage. SAMUEL WILSON. Geneva July 9. 1851. Sheetings, Bleached Muslins, Ticks, Stripes, &c., Cassi meres and Flannels, brown nnd white Linens, Ginghams, Paper Muslins, Mmis. de Lames, &c. Coats' Spool Cotton, Marshall's Linen Thread, and other goods, all of which wilt be sold cheap for Cash. New York, Feb. 2d, 1852. Ivv4 f>3 and NEW MUSIC STORE. HENRY TUCKER W OULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Ge neva and vicinity, that he has just received from manutnctiirers and importers, and offers for sole at New York prices, a large and well selected assortment ot M u s ical Instrum e n ts, Consisting ol Piano-Fortes, Melodcons, Violins, Guitars Playsic and.Surgery. C AI.VFIY S. G It A Y , M . D . 1ms opened an Uffice on Sc 7 ieca st., in the rear of J , tf. Woods* Law Office , wlmre he will attend to all calls appertaining to his prox fession: He has secured, by entering Into partnership with D r K eys , the assistance of an experienced medical man. They hope by their united efforts to met it the con* tideuce of t in? citizens of Geneva, and its vicinity. Diseases of the Bar and Eye will receive a share of their attention. • N. B. Advice gratis to the poor, at their office, from 9 until 10 A. M. Geneva, Dec, 24th, 1H51. 95y Accordeons, Flutes, Tarr.borlnes, &c., at Arrival of Ko*. | rfhe Waierooinsof Bulklcy, Bennett & Co., siiili.— U c a l l i o f K in s ? A L K Y - H H ^ . U Seneca st.,Geneva. He also offers |0r a choice —P r o c l a m a t i o n to P o s t p o n e C h r i s t m a s calleclion of TH E WHIG ALMANAC F O R 1 8 5 2 , C ONTAINS 64 pages of choice reading matter, Pollfl <*ai Scienific and Literary. Alss, full and complete Election returns from every State.nnd Territory in the Union, nnd tho popular vote fur President in 1840, 1344, nd 1848. Price ORc S h i l l i n g . DERBY URTON & Co., January 23. Agent for Geneva. B a z in ’ s Detersive F o n d u e Soap E SPECIALLY adapted for cleansing, whitening, nnd soltenine the hands, and for use in the bath.—Also Hie celebrated Music Soap, 99 For sale by II. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. tf . H . & G. C. SEE-LYE, H AVING completed their first fall purdnse, nre prepared to offer a full supply of fashion able Plaid and Chameleon Dress and Black Silk?, Raw Silks, Pamatlos, French Met inns, Muslir/ DeLainrs, Alpaccns, Cheney Mohair, a new article for dress, Shawls in great variety, Muslins, Embroideries, Hosiery, Woolen Yarns of every kind, Cloths, Cassimcres, &c. See. The ftKove, with numerous other articles, we offer with confidence, as being in chounne<«, quality, and vatietv, comparable with nny stock this side of New York. Geneva . Sept. 24, 1851, fiq, I tats I Hats l H a t s ! Cheap Cheaper I Cheapest I J USTroceived , at the Old Estab lished G e n e v a H a t S t o r e 9 a general assortment of Summer Hats , which , together with their usual assortment Qf H A T S AND CAPS, wll be $old as cheap as can be procured west of New York. WIGHT & CLARK. Geneva, July 16,1801. ___________ _ C o n c e r n i n g New styles of rimd and Oil Lamps, and a multitude of other articles E u r o p e n i l in n. Stnls* 1 and N c w -Y c a r , S hcef-M us 1 e R THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES Deduct for outstanding claims nnd obligations of the Uomp’y, Profit and Loss, $356,274 Pd 60,288 34 $496,186 04 ,3 -0 64 AND BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. L E O N A R D SCOTT, & CO., Wo, 54, Gold Street, N. Y , Continue to publish the following British Periodicals, viz: The London Quarterly Review, (Conscrvat'e), The Edinburgh Review ( Whig), The North British Review ( Free Church), The Westminster Review (Liberal), Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory). fTIHESB Reprints have now boon in successful operation A in ihiscountry for twenty years, and their circulation is constantly on the Incense, notwithstomlmi! the compe. tilion they encounter from American periodicals of a sun. liar class, and from numerous Eclectics and Magazines made up of selections from foreign periodicals This fact shows clearly t:.o high estimation hi which they are held by the intelligent reading public, ami affords a guarantee that they are established on a firm basis, and will be con tinued without interi uptioti. Altnougti these works are distinguished by the political shades above indicated, yet but a small portion of their contents is devoted to political subjects. It is their Lite rary character which gives them their chief value, ai d in that they stand confessedly far above all other journals of their class, Blackwood, a ill under the master y guidance With about seventeen ACies ol J^nnu. AUo, a | Is, at this lime, unusually attractive from the serial works farm containing 58 Acres ot Land, on the I re- 1 of liulwur and other Ihcrnry notables, written for that emption road north of the widow Dobbin's ! Magazine, and fi-^st appearing in Its columns both In Great JVM. COM j Y E R , SeCy. S tatic or C onnecticut , I Hartford County. V ' Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public duly commissioned for said County, Wm. Omiter, Secretary of 1 ho Protection Insurance Company, and made oat It that the foregoing is a true statement of said Company, as lie verily believes. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand IL S.] ami affixed my Notarial Seal at Hartford, on toe 7th day of January, 1852. Houses for Sale- N Elm, Main, William, &, High streets. Also, the LARGE B BRICK HOUSE on the Lake Road, formerly called “ Spovtman’s Hall,” t o A n o t h e r S c ien tific \W o n d e r ! (I mports ? to U ybp * pticr .—Dr. J. S- Houghton's ■pepsini The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, pre pared from ftennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological .Chemist, by J . . 9 . Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia. This 4s truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion. Dyspepsia Jaundice, Liver Copipl&lnt, Consumption and Debility, curing after Nature's own Method, by Nature’s own Agent, the Gastlc Juice. Pamphlets,containing Scienti fic evidence of its value, furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the medical advertisements. place, will be sold on favorable terms, if applied for soon, by H.H. &G C. 8EELYE. Geneva, Feb.13,1852. M r. COB L E I G H B EGS leave to inform his patrons, and the public, that he will open a D a n c i n g S c h o o l , at the Hotel, in Geneva, If a sufficient mitnbi r of pupils can be obtain ed Tlte School will be conducted In such a rnonner as to give entire satisfaction to the most fastidious. C hildrun will he taught In tlte Afternoon—Gentlemen in the Evening. Mr. C. is ptepared to give one, or inoie, ] any two of the four Reviews’ Lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen who have previously Forany iltreeof the four Reviews I___„,I nonrliHT. In Hie N aw h , h^inr. i„ ^of the Reviews V CW#* For Blackwood’s Magazine! Britain and in the United States Such works ns the “ Ciixtons ,11 and “ My New Novel,** (b.uh by Buhver), “ My Peninsular Medal,\ “ The Green Hand,\ nnd other serials of which numerous rival editions are issued by the lending publishers in this cnuntiy, have to be reprinted by those publishers from the pa:es of Blackwood, after it has been issued by Messrs. Scott 4- Go., so that subscribers to the Reprint of that Magazine may always rely on having the earliest reading of these fascinating tales. For any one of the four Reviews, I f l A R R f E B . . In Victor on the evening of the 1! Inst., by Mndley w -Smith JBsq , Mr. H bnry VV. R ushmoh *, of Farmington, 10 bjlss H arribt W iborn , ortlte former place. On the 19th Inst., by Rev. W. H A B.isscll, Geoao* F attbrsoh <md E lizabeth D one , both of this place. learned Dancing, In the New Dances now being taught In New York. 10 wit:—The G orlitza , B olkro , P olka - R rdowa , S chott I schb . etc., etc. Persons desiring 10 attend will oblige by leaving their namosat Mr. KINGSLAND’S Store, or at DERBY, OR TON & Co *s There will be no assemblies connected wtth tlte School. Quarter to consist of Twelve Lessons Terms, Five Dollnrs. Private Lcssona. Fifry rents wlien given to two, or more.— Geneva, Jan. I3th,18u*2. 98U Per nnn. 3 00 5 00 7 00 8 (10 3 00 9 00 10 00 r M p i B D . ^ 1 p h U d o nla, a t the residence of Rev, D. C. McLaren Feb. 7th. J ohn B bvekxdqe , infant child of the Rev. VV. 6. McBaren, of this village. In Gorham. Feb. I2tb, Mrs, L or a m , wife o f My, AJI.ejt podge, aged 33 years. A NEW ARTICLE of P o l i s h i n g P o w f i e r , for Cutlery, Brass and Silver %Vare, superior to the Bath Brick, as it produces a tine polish without scratching or wearing the article. Sold by 00(, UQftM 95 SIMPSON Sc BRONSON. B u r n ing F lu id ) O R e t h e r e a l o i l . of the very best quality, manu factured (resh once a week nt least, and sold at the owest prevailing price, at the Cliv Drug Store, by 80 Oct. 2?, 1K31. ' g . F. MOWRV. For Blackwood Sc three Reviews, For Blackwood Sc the four Reviews, - 9CT Paymenls to be made in all esses in a d v a n c e ._ j Money current in the State where Issued will be received at par. LEONARD SCOTT & CO., 79 Fulton st., N. Y., entrance 54 Gold Street. N. B —L. S, Sc Co. have recently pnblishnd nnd have now for sale, the 66 F a r m s r ,s CSniile” bv Henry Stephens of Fdiugbitrgh, and Prof Norton of Yale Col. lege, New Haven, complete in 2 vols., royal octavo, con* tainlng 1600 pages, 14 steel and 600 wood engravings.-- Price, In muslin binding, $ 6 : In paper covers, for the mails, $5. DERBY, ORTON & UO., 1 Geneva, N Y. S P- TOWNSEND'S SAll*APAiULiL#a ut n reduced • price, at the City Drag Store by A SLlSA ' February 2, 1852. G. P. MOWRY. EGARDLESS of foreign news, or procla mations to postpone the holidays, CH A S . H. TILESTON Would respect ully inform his friends and pa trons that he has inverted his bottles, and hopes in future to be sustained in his new en terprise of keeping a TEMPERANCE SALOON, Where he will constantly be prepared to serve his friends and the public with Oyster Stews, Wild Game, New Cider, Pies, C-ld Water, Hot Coffee, Chocolate, Black Tea, Oysters Raw, Cakes, Candies, Clam Soup,Warm Meals, &c., &c. He is also prepared to furnish F A M I L I E S A N D P A R T I E S , WITtt A L L K I N D S O F C A K E S , C R E A M S . CONFEC- , 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 e d d ing-C a k e A n d F i x i n g s f u r n i s h e d in b e s t style* Hoping to merit the patronage of his old friends and the friends of Temperance, he will do everything in his way to inervase their en joyments, and to prepare for them and 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=u\ I hope to, see you often at my new Saloon, south side Seneca st., op posite Cobb & Smith’s. CHARLES H. TILESTON. Geneva, Dec- 16. 1S51. 94 C U T E E R Y & A G R I C U L T U R A L IM P L E M E N T S . T HE subscribers having their stock of goods arranged in their STORE, 111 W a t e r S treet* opposite the Tempe rance House, and near the Steamboat landing. Their old customers and the public are in vited to call upon them, and inspect the articles they offer for sale. A general assortment of every thing in their line will be constantly kept on hand. The prices and terms will be such as to satisfy all who will favor them with their custom ; as their goods are bought under the most favorable circumstances, and tor cash. It is their intention to sell at the very lowest prices. Farmers will find a large assortment of Agricultuial instruments; Housekeepers, every thing necessary to complete a household assortment. Store Keepers, Blacksmiths, and Wagon Makers, will have an opportunity to purchase from a very extensive assortment, which has been provided with a special view to make large sales. Q&* Timothy & Clover Seed bought for cash J. S. & H...C, PROUTY. Mar. 12 , 1S5L Nos, 3 0 Sc 3 2 . Embracing all the latest publications, including the songs and ballads of Catherine Hayes, the Swan of E r in , and W ide* W id e W o r ld . A NEW supply of this unusually pop Bar work Just received. Dream Land, by Daylight, by Miss Chesehro, (Mnvevnnolt—S;ories of the West —Alice Carey. Dream Life. —-'Ik Marvel*’—new supply. Laurie Todd—Grant Tho'burii. All the Magazines and new Publications of the day furnished p«omptly. Geneva, Jan. 14th, 1852. 98 DERBY, ORTON & CO we will speak m o te at lengtn hereafior. G. 1\ MOWRY. Nov. 25, 1351. City Drug Store. A FEW more F r e t l C k C locks^ Gmliio and Alabaster, warranted Perfect Time Keepers, at 09 E; BARNARD’S B N S T R U C T i O I V - B O O H .9 , Fomil Instruments by the most popular authors. He would particularly invite the attention of amateurs and artists on the Violin and Guitar, to his splendid slock of Strings, Comprising English nnd Italian E strings of three and four lengths, and an entirely new article of E string, four lengths and four strands of pure stlk ; Violin G strings of English, French, and Anglo-Roman ; also, n new string wound with pure s ilver: nrd every variety of A and 1) strings. Guitar Strings of French English, and American floss', Martin’s assorted strings, and strings lor Viulincello. B O W S of all classes ; double refined French 6 c Ger man Rosin Bridges; Screws, Pegs. Tail-Pieces; Cnpos <i‘A*tro Tuning Forks, Pitch Pipes, Tuning Hammers; ’in I short, everything pertaining to the trade. EGGS A RE high—try the genuine Egg Powders, highly re commended as a suhs.Uute for nil purposes except for custards. One package Is equal to six eggs,and is sold forlour cents at the City Drug Store, by G. P, MOVVRV DO\ Piano Fortes, Melodcons, and Accordeons, Mined and repaired in tRe best mamier; also, Violins and Guitars. N. B.—Every article in the above assortment, ho i been selected and tbstkd In New York by Mr. T. himself Orders from the country and surrounding villages, by mail or express, will be promptly attended to. Geneva, Oct, 1, lf51. 83tf C IK C L TL A B t.—TO THE LADIES Sc GENT! E MEN—Among the the thousand inventions that he NEW dally being brought before the public in this age of ini provement, one more, and not 1 lie leaef, has made its np penrance, designed expressly for your benefit, In Intro Uucing to you LYON'S KATHAIBON. which has been awarded the PREMIUMS'at the New York and Michagan State Fairs for 1851, ns the best article lor restoring the Hair, and keeping it from fa Ming out, however much this noble ornament in ay have been weakened by disease or other causes. One Trial will prove to you more satisfactory, than hun dreds of certificates from persons y«»u never heard of. liv ing away down east. Try *t, and judgii for yourselves, there is nn humbug about this, but it isan article that is everyday used by hundreds of families, to iht-ir entire satisfaction. There Is nothing In its composition that Is in the least injurious to the hair. On the contrary it will leave your hair in a healthy state, and effectually de stroy dandruff, leaving the hair under Its application, always CLEAN, FOFT AND GLOSSY, dressed In any style, it is Invaluable for its hentiifying and Invigorating qualities, impartleg to the hair tint fra grance of the most delightful flowers. For the toilet, it is unrqunled* Try it ladies and gentlemen.and F you find it answers your expectations, the Propui-tor would be happy to receive vour patronage, and assistance in intro ducing it to your friend*. Also, LYON’S EXTRACT OP JAMAICA MNGER. for dispo.psla, gout, rheumatism, cramp, cholera, cholera 1 morbus, nervous and sick headache, sea sickness, tmuscu, ice. The great advantage of the Fluid Extract, or Ess ence of Jamaica Utiiiter, is that in a very concentrated form, it contains ail the above principles, without any > the inert matter, which makes it much more asrecahlct the stomach, and at V e same time more palatable. Try a single bottle, and it not satisfied, our Agents are authorised to return the money In every instance. Ordersfrom dealers supplied at the usual discount, by addessing I084yl THOMAS & IIUSS, Mew York. A. D. PLATT, Sole Agent for Geneva and vicinity C H E A P G R O C E R I E S , AT THE W a t e r street Drug Store. J UST received, n fresh assortment of Teas, Sugars. Mo lasses, Coffee, ltastns, Rice, Chocolate. Spices, Brmna, 6 cc-, 6 cc. Also STEW A R i*’S SYRUP, warranted equal to any In town, together witn any quantity of .first rate B u c k W h e a t F lo u r , \To assist iti using up the same. Alf or nny of which will be sold us cheap as can be bought in Geneva, not- withftnnding it ju s t now , contains some 30 HUd men, and other*, possessing greater facilities (‘} for buying cheap than all the ren of mankind. Drugs , Medicines , Carnphene, Burning Fluid, Paints, Oils, C a n d l e s , F a n c y A r t i c l e s , P e r f u m e r y & c ., ns usual, cheap enough. A general assortment of ELECTRIC MEDICINES constantly on hand. Lastly, a tot ot old Tf a Chests. 8nnp Boxes, &o , extremely low,or given to Dealers who wish them i*r stocking, or show purposes. Jany.1,1852 ,1. INGERSOLL, Jr. ! 1 R e l i e f in T e n M inutes—Cure in a F e w D a y s. In s u r e d by the G R E A T F O R E IG N R E M E D Y , I I)r. Locock’s Pulmonic Wafers F OR the (hire of Colds, Coughs, Asthma Bronchitis, Pulmonary Consumption, and all Affections of the Breast-and Lungs. Tills cvlebratvd Medicine has been most successfully used lor 30 > ears In Europe, tint has not found its way iu this country until tho |.resent proprietor has at a great expense, lately succeeded In ohiainihg n true receipt and rig lit to manufacture in this country. For sale by 5MMPSON St BRUNSON, and J. INGEKSOLL, J i , Geneya. I (Wind O rnce or tub O ntario and S eneca P lank R oad C o ., / Fayetie, Feb. 7, 1852. * NOTICE. T HE Stockholders of this Company are hereby re quested to pay to J ambs G. S tacey , the Treasurer l hereof, on or before the first ol March m xt, nn additional Instalment of one dollar per share on tiie Stock i?ub- scrihed for, or held by them, making the shares $21 each, Instead of $ 20 . Tlte Stockholders can see a statement of the affairs of the Company, by calling upon the subscriber, or at the office of Mr. J ohn 8 . P routy , Geneva. By Order of ;he Directors. 2w3 JAMES G. ET^CEY, Secretary. A F R E S H SUPPGY O F the Fatichcionian Drops just recei ed—a sure and safe remedy for, nnd will positively cure, tlte Sick Headache, < hills and Fever, Jatirmic:\ IBsp*pstr«, ^e« Sickne*s, Cholera, Sec., and re-tore n healthy acthm to the Liver wilmut n particle of Calomel, Mercury. Q ti nine or Morphine. We state It in confidence, Uni tio medicine of late years has given uniformly such poiLfnc- tion, a* have these Props. For sale at ihu Citv Drug More of G. P. MOWRY. Geneva, Fibruary 2,1852. R i a c i e m a t i c P ERSONs'wlll fir d great relief from the use rf ( 'oltru’s Embrocation, one of Lite mosU sclent ific conipo>ilhnw ever produced for the cute of Rheumatism in its woidi, forms. For sale only at the City Drug Sntro by February 2, 1852. G P. MOWRV A C A R D . T HE Public arc respectfully requested to rend the fol lowing letter from thv cileht nied R u s s i a n P i a n i s t , illattricc Straltoscli, who Is performing with Madc'sellc Parodi's Troupe: “ Mrt 'P uckeu It gives me great pleasure to certify to your capability us n I’uner of Piano Fortes, Those* you have Tuned for me have been perfectly well done, and have given ns much satisfaction. Geneva. Oct. 18, 1851. M aurice S trakosch .” N. II. The original letter can be seen bv cnTli'ig on FL TUCK Bit, Music Teacher and Tuner of Piano* Forte?, at his Music Rooms, (Bulktoy, Bennett, Sc Uo.’d Waiu- Rooms.^ 41 Seneca-st , Centra. W in t e r Lard O il X 8 equal to the best Wintor Sperm, for burning during the autumnal motUits. while, it is afforded nttwo thtcM he price. A supply <>f very superior V\ inter Lard Ut* list received nt the-CMy Drug St »rc, and for rale bv bo Oct 22, 1851, H P- MOWRV. To Carriage Makers^ and tk e Public* E verett’ s P a tent Carriage .Coup ling.—The undersigned. Patentees of an M Y Wife Mary, having left my bed nnd board, all persons are he reby forbidden to trust her on my ac count, as l shall pay uo debtaof her contracting after this date. JAMES DENNIS. Phelps, February 3d, 1852. Iw3 A Faggot of French Sticks3 O R, PARIS IN 1851 Bv Sir Francis Head, author of i 44 e ___ .k. 1* a C •* 1 Fluid L a m ps. D IFFERENT prices ami puUerns.—Lamps altered lo burn the Fold at II. PAKMELEE’S Drug and Chemical store, 24 Seneca Ft. 1 Egg P o w d e r . 44 Rubbles from the Bruutten of Nassau.\ 1 \ PERFECT substitute for Eggs In Cakes, Puddings, Memolrs of the Great Metropolis; or, London from the i i . &c,. except Custards Warranted to keep in nny cli- Tower to the Crystal Palace. By F. Saunders. mote. P/lce, four cents for a package eqmt to six eggs Just received bv DERBY, ORTON Sc Co. ' for sale by II. PARMELEE, January 28. s Jan, 28. 24 8 enrca et. improved Coupling in the running part of Car riages, respectfully present their invention to the public, for patronage. The improvement.- though simple in c«mstiuction, is the result of a long course*of experiments, attended w 1 1h much labor and expense. It is now believed to he perfect, and has thus far met the approbation of all who have examined it. The advantages consist principally in strengthening the fore part of t he carriage, enabling it to be turned in h-ss than one third the space required by the old construction, without interfering; with the body of the carriage, and greatly facilitating the getting in and out—heretofore considered a very great objection to fuui-wheeled vehicles. 13y the adoption of this improvement, large fore wheels may be used. E. & C. EVERETT, Patentees, Washington, D. C. WILLIAM ERUNDAGE, Geneva, agent for sale of rights in Ontario, Yates, and Sen(ica counties 7SmG V A L E N T IN E S T A Large .tfdforiinrnt, Comic and Se:niinenM!, aleo Valentine Wiiteie, new ami omiunl collevllony, ‘i itiiculoiia. xvitty and severe.” Just received by Fub. 4. IH52. ______ PERU V, URTON Sc CO. SU G A R a iA K K R S A T T E N T I O N . 1 HAVI3 for salo Two Hujidrod mid a S b c o l I r o n B o i l e r y ail in goou <>rd»*r. a» m c a t J a n . 29, ’52 (Uw2) C. S, BKUTHeRv-_ O SUakey Herbs all kinds—a new supply at H, FARMP” J.EL’S Drug n nd Chvifficil.Stove,
