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. i * Mr. Greeley’s Lecture The subject of Mr. Greeley's lecture on Sfrtimlay evening was :th* 1 Crystal Palace and its. LfetesonsV T h e audience was large, ami composed mostly of those who are ear nest thinkers and aVitors. The lecturer, al though nt t possessed of the oratorical graces, has a command over his auditors, which the thore graceful hut lc®,® tlioitgthtful niay Vain ly covet. The lectu re did not .fall to elicit that warm approbation which it has received elsewhere. In thought and construction, if not in the delivery, it was truly eloquent. At the close of Ins. lecture Mr. Greeley, at the special request of some of our citizens, gave a short address on temperance. He pn seated his views, which are total absti nence and legal suasion, (by the instrumen tality of the Maine Law) with great force.— He uttered many great thoughts in a few words, and probably did more for temper ance in fifteen minutes than Gough coulu do in that number of hours. He however entertains no hope that the Maine Law will he adopted in this State hv the present Leg- islature,—• Yales Courtly Whi~ F a i r ; The Ladies of the Catholic Congregation, have resolved to hold their Fair for the bene fit of St. Joseph s Cathedral in Buffalo, in Concert Hall. Water st., on the night of the iTth intsl. They respectfully invite all the charitable itnd benevolent of this locality to favor them with a visit, and they do assure their visitors at the same time, that every effort will be made to provide for their hap piness. A choice selection of articles already con tributed, will he offered for sale on the occa sion. Rrefreshments of all kinds will by con stantly at hand. Donations towards this charitable work, are humbly solicited. They may be deposited at the house of Rev. J\l. O’B rikn . Doors open at 2 P. M. $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 S A V E D ! F O R S A L E . <r o i . _ A ffairs at S an J uan —M ore * T roubles w n n the M osquitos .—W e are informed by a correspondent at San Juan that the American residents at that place held a meeting on the 24th ult., ami resolved not to pay the taxes imposed upon them by the British Consul, as agent for the Mosqui to King. They then waited upon the com mander of the United States1 sloop-of-war Jvin? in the harbor, and a-ked protection in the event of force being used by the British authorities to secure the payment. Receiv ing a satisfactory reply, they informed Her Majesty's Consul ol their determination to resist future collection of the tribute. In A n o ther Scientific W o n d er I I mportant to D yspeptics .—Ur. J. S. iJirnghton’s Pepsin. The True Digestive Fluid, o r Gastric Juice, pre pared from Kenner, o r (he Fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Damn Liebig, the great Physiological Ctiemisi, hy J . 8. Ilmighion, M. D., Philadelphia. Th'S is truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion. Dyspepsia Jnuudice, Liver Complaint, CoiiMimprbm nltd Debility. curing after A inure** oe n Meiljod, hy Nature’s own Agent, the (last c Juice. Pamphlets, containing Fclcitft- . • lie evidence o f its value furnished hv asents gratis. . See t . * nut ice anion# the m< i|ic*il ndvertis«-im*iiis. itlA K IU M D . In Middl-sex. Vines c<>., on Tuesday, the 9th i'lflt., by the Rev. Kf.de r Forbes. Mr, VV illiam W ager , to Miss L ucin a G ii . bert . A t the same place and time. Mr H e n r y C rouch , to Miss E lec r a W ager , all of the same place. D II?D . In this V'llage, on the 15th inst., G eorgf W son of John and Helen W] Lie, aged 7 year> 4 months and 2 daysr The F.unerul v ill take reply he threatened compulsory mess tires, place from the residence of Mr Wride, on and left at once for Bltiefudds, the residence Washington > t. tr ° of his Mosquito Majesty. If this is a true statement of the case, there seems to be more trouble Isthmus. of Americans existing at San Juan, armed ! j •Gallinippers/ who are said to exert consid- 3 o'clock this afternoon. In this villagi*. on Monday, the 15th inst.. M a r y , wifnot John Smith, aged CS years. The \clock F tftT? In PiMirl sthnit mid Fletcher F*rn>«t N«w Yotk, three Store* and iheir coutouto d estroyed/ Dycdi be fore wmd*! R i c h 's Safes Again!! ELRVR.V8AFK8.nf difffieiit makerp consumed, with Ui«*ir consent*! The* S a lts made hy Itich A* Co . d» ti«*d ilit* fl.urn's and brought out it* contents without a niaik o f fire tipim them 7 MR. GILBERT’S LETTER. •T:e Fire in Fletcher and Petal sts.. New Y»rk. New York, Dun. *211 1KM. Messrs F tkarns At M arvin «• cc»,i***»r«i to It.ch & Co., No. Hli. W .rer Sirw f. New York — Sir*, whim tin* fir** was cotisuinini! my plan* o f Business N a i l i . Prnrt ft., I w!i*ubtf'-iil in K«iM»*efio*rCounty, estlnp.i newclettnit g nppiiru us in coinu cumi wnh inv ICxt:i l>inr T hrasher 41 ml did mil ifinl ihe ncci.uol n m I i 1 w»is letuful i| was I no Ian* to save my hook* which we c placi d In on* o f your KnlV*. puicImM ii'frnin Mr. Maivin hihh ; yeni* ng\. Mv fears wen* not allayed when I Innnil ii necep-swy upon my return to ripply tin t; nion Wn vr 40 luurs hrl.-ir 1 ivn* cntililHil to commence opera tons . alter which ii r quin <1 51 limits i f labor and nnpii niin1 t<> raLe thu -ahiinaiiUrr Ir.-m ii* a.-hy h« d. You may judgs of m anxiety dm leg, the <h lay. and mv nuret ah?e mm jnhe lipon upi'iiihg Mm sale in the preMmceof a untnhrr nf yi ntle- inm . to fi-ul my bonk* ami jmyeit- saved, and a* Inzibleas ilii'V were previous in dm fir*. Theintenseheal m which >afe was subjected. can he cnnji'ctim d f\«om il e condition of mioih r safe, (mu n 8iil:tiii.mdvr) of which an iron skeleton only, remained, and not a vestige nf a honk They were 'companions In the same« nu t lie second flhor from which they foil U|*on crate* of earthen v a r e tn ilm cellar, the ruined sate upon Hie sahiinamh-r. If tie ir po >it|ons ha.I heel* r> v«rsed not «yen tlm skele on would have remained. My ’oss over the tiisistiince is $l,th 11. vet til* salv..tint» nf mv hook* in your -alaniimder. with the repieseiuaiivep o| 3 1 tlU.thiO.aiul important documents which could not be duplicated, has fully Compensated me. It will afford me great pleasure to exhibit the new safe purchased of y« u. and explnih its nteuis at my present office. No 9.»I Peso I street where I shall remain until the- the new hiitoiing N*». tll(i is erecteu. Your*, n spi.cduliy : J oseph G. G ilrkrt . 'rile UinliifsiL'iivd inVlle^chuntry inerrhaul* Mini other** iiiM.oesied in i In; preset vat ion ol their hook* from ii e. thu I p'irticularlv I hn>e Itavieg Uich** sates in u>e) tn call at die de|Hil MO Wan r street New York, to su the inter ior o f Mr. Gilbert'* sale with the hunks umlisiurh d which lie ha* kindly pi tmitteit m lemain lor the sadslact on and gratiiticadou o| die public:. Orders for Uornlar Proof Vatdts, and Vault Donrs, promptly and la tlilully exeru vd, sriOAUNS Sc MARX IN, (Successors 10 Rich S l C i » j Mf» Wafer street, and comer Avenue A and St Maik* Pine« New Yojk. Owner*of the exclusive right of Rich’s Pntott for the whole of the (Jailed Suite* nnj he only makers o f jfala- iiiauder >‘al,e* comhin.tig hod) pan ills, commonly called Rich’s safes, or YY ddei** Salamander talcs, .with RichV Impiowmeiii. ’ 7iu3 B A N K O F G E N E V A , KOSSUTH M arch 3, 1852. I T is proposed fey organzie a Bank under the general Banking Laws * f (hi* St .te, to take GENEVA! g r e a t e x c i t e m e m t . a B E A T E R R U S H T H A N E V E B the name and place of the piesent Bank of Geneva, on the 1 st of Jut nary. 1S53 To supply the place o f the Capital that may lie withdrawn hy the New England, or other A n n n n u ? r a v n m v n ■> r , i Stockholders, suhscj iofions tvill he received B n m ln FO n T E - limited perio.Kat this Bank. t-. the Capital Bnqn.re at thi- Offic-. I stock „f (|,e N>w Bank. P e r-ns at a distance or Geneva, March 17, 1852. 7w4 e brewing in that auarter of the ! F,,neral services will take place at one o’clock . - “g - , , , ,, D , There u a ,hifl aft^no-n-at thA BaP,ut church. Valnable School Library Books i iiue ic» a si c m ocgamzalion | in on the 5th ult., Mr. T homas j T homas anes . formeily ot this vill?-ge aged 4 1 years. erable influence there. Laffffe quantities of freight are lying at San Juan waiting transportation, and likely to wait for some time to come, as the Vand erbilt line are unable to take any freight up the river in their boats, except that arriving by their own steamers. The water is very low at present, and il is with difficulty that passengets get up the river. The harbor xvas full of craft when the Ohio left on the 25th ult. The following vessels were among the number United States sioop-of war Decatur, 15 guns; Brit ish sloop-of-war Sappho, 10 guns; Dutch frigate Prince of Orange, 60 guns.— N. Y. Times', N E W Y O R K M A R K E T . PUBLISHED BY G E O . IL D E R B Y & C o ., B U F F A L O . M. 25. ASHES. Pots un- l A Boston correspondent of a New York paper states that the liquor dealers in that city continue to evade the Maine law and the officers who execute it, and succeed in sending large quantities of liquor into that Ntate. Quantities are taken in bottles pul up in tavellers’ trunks and valices, and a good deal is transported in coils of lead pipe, lie mentions a case, in which on a vessel unloading at Portland a ban*. I of flour was seized, in which a cask of liquo** was found concealed, and while the excise officers were congratulating themselves upon having d scovered this dodge, the liquor was- coolly going ashore in coils of lea I pipe. The cor respondent has done the Maine people a favor hy disclosing this trick, am! the friends o f 1 free trade in liquor' will not he likely to thank him .—/ittchesfer Democrat* i NEW YORK, March 15, 3 P. Market very fimi foi Pearls 6 <hanged. C O T T O N — M a r k e t firm an d good business doing. FLOUB—Nothing new tn notice for West ern and Stnte flour; holders firm ; the decline in freight favor* the market; more inqnirv t-u the low grades ; sales domestic 500 bis 4 0 a 4 75’ for common to straight State; 4 81a4 94 for favorite State and common to good Ohio; 4 87 i5 2 for Michigan and Indiana ; rye flour 3 60a3 fi*2. GRAIN.— Wheat scarce and wanted ; prices ten*! upward and are nominal; rye quiet 73a74; corn mnro plenty and loudly so firm: with a fair demand ; sales 17.000 ' bushels. 54u65 for southern yellow ; mixed nominal; white 63aG5. oats 47,i4S WHISKKY—Quirt for Prison ; 21c. PROVISIONS—The upward tendency in » pork continues; hol-ieis very firm.'sales new mess, lf> 75; do prime 1 1 .75 i !5. old mess in 25 1 16 37; prime nuss Hi 37; c e..r 17; heel still tciuls upwards; 9 d ‘2 50 lor inq^s: piime mess 1% i I9: lard firm at I lie advance; butter and cheese in fuFilrm md and steady. STOCKS-Again b tt**r and buoyant and more active, Frie Kit fi; | G to- ■ fl,*—> •> • C' isBisisiaiaiitai; tea is 2R5 e f t Z csto ^ i > IJt’ffa h ) Wednesday, March 10, F p e s h k t a t B u f f a l o . —A cnnsiderahle freshet occurred here, this morning, ami ihe ice moved down in n vast Indy, carrying with it flip Earner ( H u b propell rs Illinois and Buffalo, and the schooner florpe, all of which were above the shipyard. A dam of ice formed about a quarter of a mile from the month of the Creek, near Burgess's valor, where they strucK and remained If this gives way, they will go into Erie. The weather is warm, an I (he pect is that the Creek will be clear in nr four days, (/iS 'c G e n e v a P r i c e C u r r e n t . 9 Flour. Superfine, pvi libL. $ 5 0 0 a fK) W per lilisliel, ^tmliaii Meal, cwt, iCj-tniley, K Ouls, Ele- fast. La k e pros- til ree An American citizen in Florance, [Ilalx] says that in that city there is not an auger, ami that Mhe carpenteres have nothing hut a red hot poker to bore holes with.’ They saw wood there hy holding the wood in both hand*,and the saw frame henveeiuhe knees. And yet in this city so destitute of mechanic al contrivance, the finest sculpture in the wot Id is porduced. C o u n t e r f e it s on t h e B ank o f B a i n - tittiDGF, —A man who gave his name as Aimer Baker was arrested in New York on Saturday last, on a chaigeof passing coun terfeit motifcx. He had in his possession $80 in counterfeit bills on the Baltic of Bain- bridge, of tins village. The hills are differ ent from the genuine in having no red marks, so none n*»ed he deceived by them.— Yales County Whig. ^Hurkwhent, Ruder, per I b. -j’^rheese do prr tlnr. ® I q O iiiom * pHr b u shel, fC.XiipIcs.gfecitalu. f^P'Uatnes. ito s-aplL*»n8. rtn. OVH^'l’nim<.itr’uM|, per Ih. (n-SS'kcj Apples, (ill. tlo, 4°' 4o. in Lard lb K sjju , l^FIniir llaT -is, • ft* \le;tt- (to PSheep IVlm, yH n y per oti, v V uim I. per enrd, rtllw f, per I'Wt, n a i 5ti a (i tm a 0 :u a li fill a u 30 a 0 I 3 a 0 (IS a 0 2 a 0 Au a 0 3* a (i 03 a 0 75 a 0 IC a (i 01 a o W a 0 OH a 1 00 a 0 25 a 1 on a o 50 a 0 hi a 2 50 a 5 25 n fi 00 a (1 OH a I Ml I 50 0 Ml ,,; 0 31-4—V 0 50 o .16 ... .V,, . many F o u n tain^ for the frie perancf3; by Mis- Porter; 51; - 25<v»- 0 5-2 1 o ou 4 /■ r\ P »rk d<» do, ^ll.tiiu*. per Ihi ^ja8Mri8lU8iBSBSSUUg!B81!lliniW^ S alf , o f C u ba . —A Idler from Havana • stales that a project for selling Cuba to the United States rnceives the support of the wealthy classes in that Island.. The same writer states that a vessel sailing under the American flag, ami which was fi'ted out at New York nine month since, has recently landed a cargo of eight himdrrd slaves at a place called Camarioca.— Rods* Democrat. CARPET R O O M , AT NO. 2 8 SENECA S T I I E G T . J VV. SMITH &. Co. have on hand a full • supply of three-ply; Ingrane, and com mon Carpets. Also Oil Cloth, Mi.tting, Di ug- gett-> &c., &c. Geneva, March 10th, 1 >52 T O L E T , N H Possession given the fust of May, th^ I louse on Main reel, two doors North ol tin Col ege. now occupied by Dr hiiquiz e rd John M.Brad lord, or Wm March 15. 185*2. 7 L o OIK. E. S d l Kossuth has concluded a contract with h Cincinnati dealer for one thousand sad dles, bridles, halters and other cavalry ac coutrements, for the Hungarian war. They hrt to he furnished at qine dollars and eigh ty eight cents for each complete set. The Contract was taken hy Dr. Myer, a celebra ted corn-salve inventor and peddler. There were a good many bidders for it .— Rochester Democrat. ______ D efeat of the S mall N ote B ill .—H ar * ripbukg , Pa., March —The Small Note Bill has been rejected in the Senate hy a vote 17 to 16. TO L E T . fT tH E subscriber proposes t<> A let, on le.isonnble teims, ;* cum in dionstwo-story Dwelling IT'use, y burn, and b acres of Lund, with ii‘ good Apple wrcb.ird, and some Peach and Pear trees, situated in the town of Seneca. Ontario county, near tne C.m-in laigna a* d Jefferson Uihroad. about. 4 miles from, Bethel 5 from Beitona. und about from (Geneva, within less than a mile fiom the Geneva and liushville Plankroad. A small - family would be preferred. 7 ;Mieca, March 15, 1852. S. TOPPING. C ass D efeated !— Senator Cast w em phatic in his opposition to Mr. Seward’s re solution. appropriating $5 000 out of the Con tingent Fund of the U. S. Senate, to pay Kossuth’s expenses while in W ashington.' But the Senate voted him down and passed G rass Seed^ C a t t l e , S lieep , &C. a biisliclsol Friiuc Clover Se« <1; 4fcxz (Ml <tu. of 'lute ihy •* 4uu do. <r.’ Imperial Peed OoatF, weighing 40 Ihs. (er tiiidiH; 50 - dti. ol’ .'e' d C*»rfi, «t‘ the *4 B row n '* variety. front New Hampshire—ripen* early; 4 Stall F^fi Fat entile: 5=r Fat Wet hers; 2 Fresh i.M.rh Cow* * ufi Calves; t Fnrm llorse; 1 I’.itei: year* Filley, ol fi.ie loiin muiaction lor sale hv J1MF.S O. TJiCF.V. or, fVm. IF. STACF.Y. Auiuey Farm. Fayelto. A lso , W a n t e d to P u r c h a s e . £0 to 1(1(1 Store Mu*ep: I Farr of yoiinsf Ox n, wi II hreken: I S, an os vom c Friim llor.-es ; 50 UUt=l». of Seed B iriev MtncU 17. 1*5.2. 7w3 E M P I R E S A L O O N . ST U M P & S M IT H W ING entered Into a co-tmrtnerslilp will hkreafier tielounfi at Uie old stand o: Hit Smith npimsiie the i Teni|M raz.ee Itou-e midv and happy to wait on all wlio the resolution— 31 to 6 ! This is ominous !j •»»* ^ with mail. W a r m M e a ls a n d C o a i d A im els, and every thing u»uall> Inuiifi at an esiahl shtni-iit of the kind, may he hail < mi the vhottesi nonce and in the beet style Vail and sec na. To F a rm e r*— They wilt pay the highem Cash price for Butter, Eggs, Lard, Apple*, Potatoes, Sc c Sc c. 7y C. SIUM'*, March 15, IF52. F. A SMITH. S o d u s B ay R a i l r o a d .— The Newark Dem ocrat states that sufficient stnok has been taken and advances made upon it, to organ ize the Company that proposes to construct this road, and the preliminary, works will be commenced immediately alter a certificate of incorporation is obtained.—Jfoc h. Dem. —- — - - - ' _____ G e n e v a G y m n a s s i u m , F OR jecreation, and to help in the good work of keeping the 14 Harp of thousand etrtngs in tune.” The Proprietor has re-fit’ed hia Bowling S» loon in a neat and pleasing manner, and will endeavor to keep it *o» that it may be a quiet and healthful resort to persons of sedentary hebits. and those who love innocent rxcersise. Open from 7 o’clock to 6 during the^lay. From 7 to 101-2 in the evening, Please call Gentlemen, be healthy and happy. Water Street south of Fyaeklin House. fw* ^ 'jR Hair Gloss. W a h p e n c . An liidinu preparation for restoring rev fit*tr t° Its orieiiiHl color; mid also tor prevent- hi\ Grey H air or Balfim ss W&rrniiied in all ©use*, if usw ncci.Mtnio l» «Hr< Clioije ................ N B — I Ml* «r iriei*v*n « d y e but it art* in the root* of the Hair nhd c u n t e * them to communicate to the Hair U* natural color. I nv change is limelore permanent ami no timber npptica ion i* n« ces*ury. Acency r.t ihe (.«ty Drii”Htm«. GEO P. MO WRY tiem-va Match 17, 1752. G a rden* F i e l d , a n d F l o w e r Seeds* J UST r evived a general nssuruneiit emhracl- e de*li able kind* «f Garden Field and FhiRW fields- 'Hiese Seeds r.fe warranied f|«>h, and ihlerjor to noire brought into market. Knelt paekase l»A<> printed mi ham pie directions for sowing aaaebtlure. For sale at the City Drugstore, by q XO, P. MO W F 9 «rwv«, Manpb It, ^ BecRETARY’s Omce. D kpt . or C om . S chools , f A lbany , lltceuiber 2». I.“5l. \ ENTLEMKN :—I have examined the fol lowing list of Book* offered by you for sab*, With most of them I am familiar. The list contains a selection of excellent books and mi exceptionable in thei** d iam eter, and proper to be introduced into the (’ommun School Dis trict l.ihrai ies. I cheerfully j eenmmend them to the Trustees of School Districts. Very respectfully yours, C h r i s t o p h e r M o r g a n . Sec’y of State. M essrs , G. II. D erby & Co,, Builalo, . When $!0 worth of the following Books, nr more, are ordered at a time, accompanied with the Cash, a d sepunt of 20 per cent from an- nbxed piices will.he given, or $ 1 U worth tm $S; an f v:e wi'l deliver ihe same at any pi,ice in the U. S, where we cun send by express, fret of expense. sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions; with detailed not ce* of the Expi ditions in search “f the missing Vessels under Sit John Franklin. Bv I1. L. Simonds. With an In troduction t*» the American Ldition, by John C. Lo:d, D* D.. 1,25 Fr* sh Lenves fi«»m Western Woods ; by M. Victoria Fuller.* 11 ustra'ed. 31*2 pp- 1,25 Thribing Adventures by Land and ^ea ; ed ited by J a ’s f >. Drayman, Ksq.,500 l* 2 <no. p|>. illustrated 1,50 Antiquities of New York ; together with a History of the United ^trnes. 400 >vb. pp. containing 80 lllustrati ns on wood, and 16 lithographic pi.ites. By Hon. K. G. Squier 2,2^ Gift Book for Yo ng Ladies; by Dr. Win. A. Alcott. 316 12 mo, p p . with pe nes 1,0( Gift Book for Youus: Men ; by Wm. A. Al cott 312 lGmo. pp. with plates 1,00 The Si-ver Cup ol Spirkliivj Drops, from iends of Tem. 2 l 6 mo. pp,. 1,00 Noble Deetis of American Woman; or Kx- omples of Female Courage and V irtue; edite-i by .1 Clement, Esq.; with an in troduction ty Mrs. L. 11. S»go«irney 4 1,50 Daring Deeds ot American Heroes ; wiili Biographicul 'Sketches ; edited by Ja’s O. Br»vman, Esq. 1,50 Schoulcrali’s American Indians ; their His tory, Condition, and Prospects ; 500 Svo. pp. with plates 2,50 Oregon ; its HUtpry, Condition, Prospects, Geography. Productions, &.c ; by Rev. Gu-tavus Hines 1,25 Freimii t's Exploring Rxpedition; through the Rocky Mountains, Oieg-m. imd Cali fornia ; with additional 11 E.dura Jo” mat ter 1,25 Young's Science of Government; new and improved edition 1,25 Lives of Madison arid Monroe; fourth nntl fVth P esi lent- ot trie United States ; by Jolm Quincy Ad »ms 1,25 Life of Gen. Andrew Jackson ; new edition, revised ; with Bancrult’s Eulogy; by John S. JenUii.s 1,25 The tbll<*vving Book-* are recommended and well ad ipfed t *r Schoul Lihrai ier : Chamber’* treasury el knowladge 3,00 Lamartine’s History of the French Revolu tion ot l*s4S; with steel p »i trait 1,00 Fowler’s Phrenology; Proved, Illustrated, and applied. With c .*s 1 00 Comli’s Constitution of Man 1.00 Moore’s Lai la Kuokh. A beautiful edition. Steel plate 1,00 Lives of the Wesleys 1,25 Pilgrim’s Pri*gres-; with Note* and Life of the Author. W;th pi .tes 1,25 Life of Christ and his Apostk s ; by Rev. John Fleetwood, D D 1,25 Life of Dr Judson, ti e head of the Miss ionary Enterprise; by J Clement; 40J . pp with portrait . 1,25 Lives of the three Mrs. Judaeus; same as above, with tlire** Portraits. 400 pp, 1.25 Life Hnd Essays ol Dr. Franklin. With Portrait 1,25 Life of J »hn Quincy Adams; by Wm. H. Seward 1,25 The American Fruit Culturisi; by Jolm J. Thomas l ,25 He dley’s Women'of the Bible . 1,25 Headley’s Napoleon and his Maishals. Il lustrated *1,23 The life of Empress Josephine, first wife of Napoleon ; by P. C. Headley. With steel portrait 1 , 2*3 Indian Captivities ; or Life in a Wigwam ; by Samuel G. Drake 1,25 The MUsiouaiy. Offering; dedicated to Dr. Judson - 1,25 The Ldfe of General Zachary Taylor ; by <1. Montgomery * 1,25 Life of General Scott; by Mansfield 1 25 The Generals of the L »st War with Great Britain; by John S. Jenkins 1,35 Byron’s Works, m one volume, 8 v<>. includ ing '*11 hi* suppress'd and attributed po. eins; with 6 beautiful engravings 3,50 Shakspe i re’s Complete VVurks, in one royal 8 vo volume 3,50 Pollin’s Ancient History. 2 vnlnnies 4,00 Cyeolpedia of Useful «nd Emertaining Knowledge ; forming a complete Library of Family Information; < 6 c. By VV.- W. Murray, E-q .Eu.be lished wit 1^3 .>0 j engravings. l yoL rqyal.o.-tavo $,00 Co'man’s European Agriculture and Rural . Economy. Embelished, with sixty en-. gravings from wood and steel, Sheep or cloth 5,00 {|i 5 » Funds cun be forwarded at our risk, if maned in presence tif thePosi Muster, and Nos and dates nf the same re tained. No books kept or sold by us of an immoral tendency. N. B —Agents wanted to sell the above Books, to whom large discounts will he given. All orders should addressed,, post pai l, to GEO H, DERBY Ac Co- 7w5 0 Publishers, Buffalo. N. Y. A NEW ARTICLE of PolUblng Powder, for Cudnry, Bra*# tmil SuVar tupm lor to ihr F o r S a l e , a t a B a r g a i n , A CONVENIENT and desirable fX Fwelling House, si-uated on William street, a lew rods west of Pultney ft Size of I it 6 (> t* ei front, hv 200 feet deep; on which is m choice viirietx of F* uit and Urnumeutul tiees. Also a g-it d well nf water. Possession given on the 1st day of May next, If not sold said premises will be to rent, from that date. For terms apply to P. H. FIELD, of Geneva, or to the subscriber, in the city of Buffalo. 7 March 1 . 1*52. F. P. WOOD. nuiy seno their subscription** bv mail, appoint ing an. Attorney io sub*cribe t ^ them. After dye notice, to the oi l fhtd hevv stoc’k- h o l d e i t h e nrfh-les of nfs*,oci«'ion will be sub. mitted for anpj*nv;«l and the Bank be organized, when five dollars will bo required to be paid on er-ch share of one hundred dnlbirs. The balance i-f the Capital will not pr-'h ibly be called for before the 1st of Oct., or 31st Dec. bex*. ________ ____ ___________ 5tf. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. • ‘‘X'XT 1 '• AT'S in ii inim* ?’* Mimh. ceilai ily. VV vylirit n^ifi 1.1 oes'mi:ii«» c'v 1 ric « r. 'I it A c c o r d e o n s , f o r C ttslij f r o m $1 sGO u p w a r d s , A T T V C S B & ’ S ACCORD EON DEPOT, > * 41, Seneca s*M Geneva. N. B. Old ones taken in exchange for new. Repairing done on short notice. THE L \ r # S T STYLES OF \ W A L L P A P E R , B o r d e r i n g ) S3iades3 P I B E - B O A U D VIEiVS, C U R T A I N P A P E R S , tyc. fyc., Can be bought cheaper than at any other place in the country, of DERBY, ORTON X- CO. NEW YORK DAILY PAPEHS. DAILY TRIBUNE, HERALD, “ TIMF^S. and other xyeekly and semi- weekly Paper*, lelivered iosub*cr|i*er 9 ,.ut their residences, in advance of the mail- DERBY, ORTON & CO. HE li‘*i 8 ixim. ttl“ Itimrin i nuufii ami Italian T Violin m id %rioltucello Mfrinip, nufi Guiiur 8 iriuff** nl lii^l fin-* not fi« »*fi. *i*M hy the Mhiilly, or ai r«‘inil, ai H. I’UUKEIVS 1 MU 8 IU UOUMS, 4! 8 vm ca sl.. Hem va. fi GENEVA DRUG EMPORIUM. e - f | l HID Qub-criher liavinp rcfiitHfi his store m :i A moiluni *ivlo, and haviiur recninly afifi«*fi In*yi4v In lii«= r<»run;r slnck of\ goofis, I* pr»*par*’fi i» fii* Irivn-f* ai.fi 1 In* public, ami exhibit to them a iii«ue climr.e. a fi «xien*ive assorinivnl ol uoofis ihuu Neretofoi kept by. hi in. Hi* stock cmipieis of DrugS) M e d icines^ C h e m icals^ Paints, Oils and Brushes. Dye Stuffs, and VitruialU Cmv.ptiPiic, 15uriling F lu id , Nut* & F r u i t , GROCERIES & WINDOW GLASS, Druggists' Glass Warn, Lamps, Flower Incorruptible Teeth, Gold on 1 Tin Foil, SURGICAL & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. Gold Leaf, Perfumery if Fancy Articles, \|| of whioh will he *nl<! ei'le-r ai wholu-ale op retail, lit lair prices amt vvarraiilffi logive *uii*f.iCijoh. 0 ^ 0 otl* sent Co Village cusiouiers free of eX|ien*<\ (ierteva, IK>2 h7 A. V. I‘L \'l* I*. SAVE YOUR MONEY. CHARLES P. FREEMAN & Co, . ft. ATE Fit KK.MAN, IL-nCKS & C\.) I m p o r t e r s a n d Jobbers^ One Door South o f L 'berty street, 1 4 A B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k * H Wl’l. iih \ v on haml. ivg I wiU in* ri-ceivitiff daily ihmmili I he Heasou X !•'W 1201 ) 1 ) 8 , ilierni fmin ihe . mop an maniihiCiiirer* :un \'cishAuction* kich f a * ih '» n - XBLIC, FANCY FILK MH.I l^hR V G 008 I >l|f !*IOCk «»f RIC1 ibb <* n * . Comprise p try vaiiciy ol\ ihe l.ilest and most .Ht .uiilui <lesigii*;impori< fi Many ol our g.mfis sue mannfacinrrfi expmshly in our .rfier,l\rmi oiirown fie* gn< aa.V palierns. ziini slsinct tin ivalhfi v\ i» ofic-* our t£o •«!< for Cash, ai lower ;iricen Hum a fiv credit * lolls*’ in neriea can afford a !I will linfi ii centrally 1 0 iheir inivn*sl to reserve a purlieu of li.eii mono . and make selections mm our cient varie y nf rick chenp p w d ? ltd.bni.is rich fur llonnevr*, O.ips, S-^he* ml Dell* H'limef Silk* S.iun-. (.'r ipe< and raileoms. Kmbroifiei ies folia**, riu misells. <’iipe* lt< rllins. ilitlfil,*. >h eves. Cult’-. Kilt! anil luseri inc*. Kmliroifieri fi itevlere, Luce, uml IJemslitch Cambric Hiuutkeichiefs Bloi fi«, lilt simis nurl E nliroifierefi Lace* for <’np*.' Kinbr-iifierert Lace* f >r ^liawls. itlnuiilfn*, and Veil*. Iloiiitoii, Mecleeri Va'ifiicieites, and Hi u<-« Is Laces English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, Li le Thread, mid 'iiMoii luice*. Kid, Lisle Ttireml. Silk, nnfi .SeWiug Silk, Clove*, and Mill*. I*,'ench anil American Artificial Flowers. TVem-h I .are. I v i j U'I) A tm ii’*an, and ilitlilUL r iraw Ihinin t* and fi iuumngs ./.7»tirtry, 1H.VJ 0 B y A u t h o r i t y ^ HE .^siClit of Ih • Grecian Fanchernniail Drops i* :iu I iiionsufi m rel’uufi lie mon v in a I teas'** where i I mv - tlo not !ii!fil the ri'coiiiniei fi iijfiits, an-l fait lo cure the V>ck llenfinrhe. Chill* and Fev< r. .lauiitlicH. Dyspepsia. Chr-mic Dian lKB i. Nea ^.icknes, Clnfiera lulnn.imi. imd fVsion? a heuilhy iifcthui t i the luve*. Try. and h’M'iirefi ; •»in if not cured, iiie money wifi be rein Ined nr ihe City f h tit; Nime. hv G E< *. I4 ftOVVIlY. Geneva; Mrircli 10, If }2 N o F a c t more generaMy luravn ill n Hi H Hie virluns of S mm - p ui'la When concent■iefi, a I'm a rumefiv iilV'ipi .llefi a* an alterative; litis tiring Ihe ca*e, I aui yi iilili- (1 mi lie- ini* able lo present tn t >e public, an article prepmrd I imiii me best imp »riefi run', o exuaorfiin.irv *1 englh. and oti inaly rompniiiidefi (or Pitysician’s use. an l ' in re r<al, h «* el c «*«i Hie htghesi lesliinntiiaN ol it* sup« rmr • (limey |> j^put up ai IVrtliiini Vie., find is *, |d at Vie vety low pnce.ijf 5Pcis. per lentie N«* oilier anicl\ a,ppiouches il in purity and *iu‘i.g:li 8 <dd at Hn* Cit Ihua >ime. t»\ tUa.ctt IQ. Id.} •.. ____ _ _____ HE'>. I». MIHV ItY, F*hrutny 21, 1852. Ho. 34, W a t e r - s t ! New Arrival of Hryfloods! A VV MTV1AC8 having r-'Ni'tO'd from x ew York • .with a f , o t o f JCcio G o o d s, i* now inepaied to oiler in i|ie ppije M»ine ceoice l»argai',*. in lit line ol luornfie ami plain 8ilk J. (Jestnuere* M ermine* Del iue* pi I l**ri Cull oe*. Alp-iea, Itomliaz t«e. Water* d 8| k* and watered Poplins. * Mir 8mrk'Is rompleie and minor in*.* all ill** ar ticles usually kepi at Cry » nod •*tior»\1.ii\tl m a low rid; Th;i kiui for past favors I hope by strict applic ifion vo merit a couiiniia c»* *«f the mm«. Please call and exam i le our new Good* and saiislv ymirselve*. • M«)*t Respectfully, \ A. iV l)| PM AR5. N. R — x full tilock \f Carpets, Oil Cloth*, Crockery, Looking 3( i *e* and Groceries. Geneva. Kebruarv. 4ri52. 1 - - P o p u l a r , O p e r a t i c M usic^ F \S :U O \.\IJL E polk*. XVaM7.es, G o rli.zis imd n. larie a«*ortni m ol standard vtisic. in-d iMusiCal Work* together w ill 'he bust liHlruciioii Rirnks, and every de crlpHoii of AlerciiA*nil>e b(-l*n,g<nt! to ihe Made at wlnde»ule ami retail, at II. TUCKtill’S MUSIC ROOMS’ . 41 Neiiefta street, (Ji’iieva. N. R A filter 1 1 discoimi made to Teacher*, School*, and - t he Trade.\ 6 L y o n ’8 K a t l i a i r o n , RECENTLY introduced and vN*ry popu lar a'r'iole, for the growth and * inbelLsh- ment td the H dr, an/l to prevent its turning giey Awarded rhe highest premium- by the States of New York. M irylund, Geoiqji.i, ut*d Michigin. at their Fairs for 11151 Sold in large bottles, at 2s. each, at the Citv Drug hy G P. Mu WRY. Geneva, M neb 30 . 1^52. E s s e n c e LYON’S o f J a m i c a G inger# A NEW preparation of supei l-itive m rit. for all diseases ot the S to m a c h , Rheumatism; Cho ic. Cramps, Gout, etc. Also tor culinary purposes it has no rqud in flavoring Syrups. Jellies and summer beveraKes. Four States Fave award-d-it their highest premiums. Agency at the Citv Drug Store. March :t), 1K32 ' G. I’. MOWRY. Fig$) a g a i n i J UST revived another lot of those fine Naples Figs, which I am selling at 10 cts. per l b . at the Citv Drug Store. GEO. P. MOWRY. Geneva. M*rrh 1 , 1^5*2. P h y s ic ia n s * P r e s c r i p t i o n s . Look i n g and jdinll tn* fnirnf mi In* true Hill tlit* nbove naimd -tup* i* the p h ee when* the people tr i» and all. ran be rwtl'y arcmnriindaieil add a* O stull he lire uarne..| endeavor o f ilie *ub-i:riin'rs lo tircnmplt*li thl* o{iji*ct Hu'V will lii*jo*1ll.«d i ii ndoji'Mi!! ili*viib »v»* a* ilndr nmne. Tln*y Wouliftliureiiiro Itrfprovt* ilm nrvseat o}»piu -unliy tono idd ice to Hn* r.fiiZ'Mt* «rf Oeituv.l air I iln; public cenerafiv that «m nccoinii of me lll»Hral paironnsa tltet have received, from Hnuf frlea<N and patron* dm iiie the pa*t N#*a* ni iii'*y have been <?«icour-tg«?d lo increase Iheir supply of good*. cuti*«*tiiii! of D r u g s , M e d ic in e s , G r o c e r i e s , Paints , Oils. Varnish, Catnphcne, Burning Fluid , Lamps, Looking Glasses, Glass Plates, Brushes, Fruit , P e r f u m e r y , Fancy Articles. AM of which ih.*v are prefarnfi lo pc ',I at H ip very low est ijiicu* and will Wnrnitn to give enure *mi*l'aciion hi every case. The attention of customers is particularly invited lo iheir slock of Groceries, among \vl 1 i 9 h are the following: Tea*.nl theclmicesi brand*, selected with the greatest care, and with the aid nf the lies judges A superior nrtirfenf lllHi k 'I’ell til 4*. per ti> l ). G. Java t ’nffee, verv niie. ai*o Xtanicaih'i L-tguirn. Rio. St Dominyo Goffee*. A superior article o f -iuart’a Sugar tJofi^e Syr up. tervelear and rich, lor which the prd on: in ju-t the limn. Currnat*; (z*inons and Figs, f-osii and nice; Rasins by the box or pound ; a'*o hall and (>oa tor lio.wa ; Nuts of all kinds, wholesale and retail. Also the l>u r e J u i c e o f th e G rape^ m which we tvoifid rail the aitontloa or Phvtdcian* a hid g a saperii-re article to any of Hie eastern wines for medicinal intrpo «** havim; been pr« cu-eil from a geaile man in Hti* Stato. w ao t ai*-d Ilia crap *•« and expr«^sed t.a* wine, and i* therefor wunauied lo he entirely pure. Rat it l< inmecetMary lo otntmeraic furiher. The iuviia- liou is to all to m ine and see for themselves. S 1 . M 1 N & dRONSU.N. N o . 4 M e iiv c a S l . G e n e r a NEW GOODS W. CAKROLL & CO. H AVE j'i*l reiuruvii from New York with a hi r<>,' ami well selected Mock of S t a p l e a n d F a n c y D r y G o o d s , tor the Wimei (nolo. Among oilier Goods oo»y ho found at. exctillcnt a* 4 «uimeiit \f DRESS GOODS, Such a** blark an<l colored Silk*, P-t-plins, Mer ino* P.irainetta«,Colnir^*, Alpaca*, black,change- ible, and |.*1 lin Alpaca L'l-ure*, UeLaiiei., Casli- inore', Gingham* Prim*. , fc«*. L a n g a n d S q u a r e S h a w l s . D omkstic 110 0 0 4 .—-Bn nche.l and brown Sheet in»«, lo.ver ttnm iliey h tvo ever been offered in this market; Matiner Snipe*. Drill*; Tickiiur , plain, twilled, Hnilsbm'yj aud G n.-lun B iii 11 ne 3; VVo »!i»n Y u n, Ho*i-»rv, Gloves. Jfce. M IL I.ISE R Y GOODS of eV’-ry vartHy. Constat! ly on hand » Imge stock of V e d llir’S G o o d ^ Y a n k e e N o tio n s , G o ld a n d G i l t J e w e l r y , at York wliOle*-ile fii'ice*. consisting in pari of Luce*. Edging*. Glove*. Hosiery, Shawl*, Handkerchief*, Cravats, Hib foio*.S i*oenders, Ehisiics, Tapes, \eedle*, Pins BiPton*, Comb*, li »o|c* ami E>e*, Scin«ois, Rnz- o*s. Straps, inrushes, Clock*. T dile Liaen, 1 'mlerVf Gold and Gill Jewelry, I lull and Eoou’s Tea and Tahle Spoon*, Batter Knives, Plated Good*. &c.f flair Oil, Perfumery, Pocket Book*. Purse*, Port Mom,tries, together with n pro»t variety of Other Goods, too uu inerenft to mention, .Our Mock of Pud la, ’- Good* bavin® been selected with a view to meet the want* ««f Pe<tlar*, and huviii« hud a long experience in ihi« department, wo aro able to supply Pedlar* and Dealer* ai lower rute< than at any oilier *toio west of New Yut U City. Plth»se call and examine onr Good* before OuVchasing elsewlmre. Good* fre«ly shown, fy'mernber rile NEW CHEAP STORE, two door* North oft he Post Office, VVuler st , Geneva. Jan. 20, 1852.' 31 B I S S E L L ’S IVew, C h e a p 5 W h o l e s a l e & R e t a i l Bound to k e e p th e m THE W arm 11 New Coal arid Wood T a i l * IN FULL BLAST. AriHe subscriber is n-*w prepared to furnish, in A any qu intirv, L a c k a w a i m C o a l, of superior quality, in lufftp or broken, »od scieuned in any size, nt hi* New Y*uk Yaid, ON BRADFORD STREET, Next Notth of A. A. Holly’s War- hotfet. Al-eo mi hand a large lot of B IO S S l)flfgfl C o a l ) as cheap or ch* aper than it can be had? at ant < (her phiCe. Also a large M of HICKORY. MAPLE, an<f OAK WOOD, to be sold by the Cord, or in quantities to nrit purehasr rs Also a first-rate lot. of shaved and sawed S h in g les a n d L a t h constantly on hand, ol all prices- Th»* ab .ve named Yard has been fitted up with all the convenience possible. 1 ms one of Fairhonk’s Platform Scales in it, to weigh Coal by the mn, and Coal Screen* ot all sizes; und a Hoise and Caft to deliver Coal or Wood any wher- in the village All orders l*dt at the office shall be pinmptly and laithlully attended tu, trndbv strict attention the subscriber hopes to recrive a share of pat ronage. G. DAKIN. Geneva, Nov. 12, 1551. 69 5 CASH GROCERY STORE C o rner o f W a ter nn<1 C'natle Opposite the Temperance House 4 rj£lHE stihscriher tins just opened a new at the slightest sh de N O T IC E T o th e D r y G o o d s M e r c h a n t s o f C e n t r a l & W e s te r n S e w Y o r k . L. O .W ILSO ^ & CO - IMI’ORTEIiS AND JORUF.RF; OF EVERY DESCKII'TION OF FOREIGN AN1) DOMESTIC DRY ROODS No 12 Cortland &trett> (opposite the Notional and IFi'^^ern Hotels) and extending through to No. 13 Dey sheet rxEW YORK, I NVITE the attention of the Merchants o Central and Western New York, to one 01 the most expulsive stocks of French, English German, Belgian and American Drv Goods ;« ' e v l>e fdntid in New York citv. of tlv ir own 1 m- portatiofi, ami direct from Manufacturers am I heir agents »t th e very lowext market price Onr stock will l*e kept full at all seasons nf th* year, and will include a full a-*soi tment. ot H o s i e r y a n d G loves* D r e s s G o o d s of the choicest designs iti rn irket, WHITE GOODS, C loths* C a s s im c rcs* V e stings* MERRIMACK AND CoCHECO PR1N l \ M a n c h e s t e r D eL-aincs* YANKEE NOTIONS, &.C., &c. imd extylH've stock of Groreiies, h-licit a* Sugars,* M«»l ***e*, Tea*, Cuff'es, vc.,a:.d every vanery iii hi* line, which ha* jn*t been purcha*ed in New York, at the lowest Cash Price.*, and will be sold 1 hove r.o-it. Hi* f.icilitfes for purchasing New Good* are i*ai better than mod trader* po**e**; and he will receive NEW STOCK, by Railroad, direct from • he citv, everv few da%*. 4 W He respectfully invite* n call from purchitere. eonfident tlmihe cansuitall tastes,both in quality and price. BISSELL. Geneva* September22. 1S5I. DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY!! D US. C R A N E & B R E W E R , h,v. ing ctitered info a Co-p.iitner*hip, will be found at (he ofd Office of Dr. D. O- C rank , 28, Senenca st , 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 m the above business war rant* them in assuring the public that (very thing pertaining thereto, from the extraction «if a tooth, nnd the insertion of one, to an entire set of masticators, with gums, on ihe best kn* xvn principle, filling teeth with pure gold, and alf other dental operations, will be performed in the most satisfactory manner. Th *1 old friends of D r C rane are earnestly solicited t«> continue their patronage. Geneva, Nov. 8 . J851. JOSEPH PR IC E’S T. GILBERT & C*0.\S AEOLIAN PIA N O F O R T E S . N EW YORK WARF.ROOMS »t : i 33 and 4 17 Broadway, wliere a verv huge assortment of Pianos, with or without the much admired potion, may always he found at wholesale and retail prices same as at the m mu factory. B\ m experience of seven year*, and several im- ■lortiMt improvements, we have brought tin JE ilian to ii degree of p»*r:ection attained hy n«» irtiers. Instead of the haish tone of the tiera- ohine, it produces one equal in purity and richness to the pailor organ. Hither may be u>ed separaiely or together 1 lie ,KJE dinn\’ vkver gets out of tune, and is always a correct ttand ird bv which to tune the Piano. The « Pin nos are war* anted to give sarisfaciimi, or the money refunded, persons wishing for a Piano Forte will address H< ‘RACE WATERS, a?- thove. who has the management of the New York Ware-Rooms. 5m3 T. GII.BERT X CO. N. Y. & Erie Railroad Ware-House On the Canal, near the Deopt of the A. R. Mail Road, G e n e v a . T H E subscriber w ill continue ihe busine** nf S to r a g e and F o r w a r d i n g , at hi# \V o r e tn u i* f . GomLreceived and forwarded by Canal, Rail Road nnd Steamboat. All business entrusted lu hi* care will be punctually attended to. Bloseburg; Peach Orchard and Lehigh Coal fur s a l e At n il t i m e s , {fC^CathpaM for Wheat and allnihn kind* of produce. * JOSEPH PRICE. Gem vft.Jnn 9,1 A5.L 41 L. W . LACY, XVe have also the Agency of the celebrated Hoyle’s Royal Patent SWANSDOWN SEWING COTTON, the b«*st article in u<e. x\'e invite the attention of the closest buy ers for C'ish. 6 months, and short credit. March. 55yJ H a l s ! H a t s I H a l s ! C l i e n p C h e a p e r ! C l i c a p c s l ! J USTrecei v e d , at the Old Estab- I islied G e n e v a H a t Store* a geneifll assortment o f Sutnmei 11 ate . which . together w ill theii lsual assortment of IIA T S A N D C A P S , vll *'e * »ld ischeap aecat bp rocme< wes 1 ^1 Vew York. 'V lG H T & CLARK Geneva . Jul v 15,1831. C ONCKK IVl NG N\w ’Hyl^* of Flnifl and f hi L imp*, ?m«l a m u ltitude of nthur in tide* we vxill spvak moro ut Ivny tli luMeuftnr. G. IV MOWRY. Nov. 25, 1331. Citv Drug Srorc« P h y s i c a n d S u r g e r y . C ^ . t r V IN H. <3 It A Y , itl. D , lias opened an y Office Ull Seneca s t.,in the rear of J. //. Woods* Lmo Office. where he will attend to all call* appertaining to hi* pro* lestdnn. I 1 «* lias .*ecnmt, by entering mm vamn*r*liip with Da K eys , the assistance of an experienced medical itan. They hope bv iheir milled eff >rl* m me il Ilie con fidence of ihv ci H z -* ii «= nf Geneva, and il* vicinity. ^ Doea-esof ihe Ear and F.ye will receive a share nf iheir aoeiiiion. N ft \ I vice gratis to (lie poor, at their office, from W .null 10A M. Ht r 2 *lh, |8?5?. (15V A FE xv more F r e n c h C l o c k s * Gmhir }in I Alabaster, warnmitMl Pol led Time Kei»pvr*, at (L9 E. BARNARD’S B U R K A L L ’S CONVERTIBLE GRAIN REAPER, \’SyCVELL adipted to the California ft.hnkvt, v v hy its compactness nnd strength, is now complete, and contains every desirable im provement for cutting G rain, Tim o thy nnd Clover Seed, In nil conditions wiihour clogging. It ruts nf •my hi^lif, an I discharges the grain in the rear like. Hussey's, or at the side like McCormick's, d -ing it-i work better and with le-s Inlior than am m chine in use. Warranted to be thor- aughly built, and to work well. Mud- #md sold wholesale and retail hy the subscriber at Geneva, 0 itario Co., N Y. Or- deis or enqui- ies by mail promptly attended t •. He also makes and s^lls Clover Mills, Straw and Stalk Cutters for loin l or horse power, Corn shelters. Corn anti field Cultivators Bur r-ill’s Patent Wheel Plows, (12 sizes) &c., 5 lc E J. BURRM.L. Geneva, Feb. 13, 1S52. 1103 C o - p a r t u e r s h i p N o t i c r . T HE C\- ii ; u tnership her* tofore existing be tween th * subscribers, under the Frm of COBB & SMI I'll, is this day dissolved, by vnutu *1 consent. J ohn X\\ S mith is alone authorised to set tle the accounts aid dents due the late un, S. S. COBB. J. W. SMITH. Geneva, March 1 st, 1S52. .1 W. S mith has associated with himself his brother, S. E, S mith , under he Firm of J. W >Ml IH & Co., who will continue the busi ness, ut the old stand, No. 2S Seneca St. All persons indebted to the late firm of Cobb and Smith are \urnestiy requested to make immediate seuleotent of their accounts. J. XV. SMI I H. Geneva, March 1st, 1S52. ' 5 R h e u m a t i c P E R S I > \ S w r; I fi d greni relief from ihn ii » p r f l ’ oltenV Kiinbrncaiimi one ol\ Ihe m scieol fic ronipo ition* i-ver p r o ’need for the cute of Rhviitnnui-m in it* tvoisi form*. For *ale only at UlC City Drug Suue bv February 2, 1S32. (J F. MOWRY A C A R D . V T HE Public are respectfully requested to read itie fol I >willg title from ihr c»'i«‘liuilrd tv!i»«inii P.innief, iTIntiricr Mlrnltoacli, who Is peif umlisg will) Marie s**lle Farodi** Tmt;p»-: “ X| a TrcK R ll: — 1 1 gives me great plrnsure lo ceriify lo your capnliil iv as a I’mn'r of Piano Furies. Those you nave round f>>r me have been perfectly well done, and have givfii ih much salisfacMmi. (lenevn. Oct. IH.iI. M aitricb STRAKOFCii.\ N. K 'I’he .lPicnml letter can Im seen hv calling on II TUCK fill, Music Teacher and 'rim er of Piano* Fnrle«, nl his M imic Room*, (fiulklry, Kemieli, Sc Co.’s lVa*e- Rooms.) 4 1 .Seiieca-si . Brileva. bfilf K u i c l i c t h o c l i c r . P ire Reduced ft am $5, if) tn 3 00. T rill February number of lids popular Magazine jus' received. Now is i lie lime to nuUscrlliC. Ju-l pub lished, M ill rice T.enviv, hy Cln«. Lever, Florence SickvilMe. |,y Mrs. Htnbury, ||t»o |*s \\ liimsiralilies, Layurd’s Mintvili, abridged. DERMY. nitT O N & C O . Oenevn, Feb 11, IH\2 •* 50 c's 25 21 “ H e a d l e y ’s L if e o f K o s s u tU . FIl II I'* Life of I<oiiis K ofsui I, <rivemor nf llung.iry. with. I .Noiic* » of l he Disiiujoisil d M-ui and >c**iu*s ol the liimgar an ltev« luthm to ivi icli is added nn d ipe.ohx. coniainbig IC'issuili's Farewell lo llungiry .Address to ilie people ol me United Slate*, and the nrM i.-.ipoinint nl Utv. J? Id e-se**. Letters, and Spet cites of Iue yrettl Magyar Cuief iii Hnngnrv- (Deal hrilain nntl the Uuiud 8 iaies . IIv P <’ II k \ pm - y , .Author uf ‘Lite ol Hie Empress Jose. phitnV* \Lite«if L•tlilyelle1,• &r,. with an Introduction by H orace fiRKKi.KV to one vlegan! I’Jmo volume, with Steel Portrait —uniform in s«z« and *?yle wiih Head i« y\s Josephine. Lnotytiie, or Lile of John Qumoy .i'ltifiH. Piire $ I 25 Ju*l puhhehed anil for sale hy DERBY, ORTON Sc do P. 8 , ,%grist* W asitrd, m canvass rvory town in tin* county, tor me above* work, tvim whom liberal MiratiKeitvoils wifi ;»e made .9 -plv malty, or hy liter, postpaid, to D erby , O rtom & (’o. Geneva. Feb I2ifi, 1W2. 9 Im p o r ter and D e a ler in Chli Glass and EaitUen*>Var» , H \S just received, direct from Liverpool, the largest assortment of the above Goods that can be found this side ofNnv York City. Aho on bund a vurv large assortnn nt of Chans delieis. Solar and Fluid Lamps, Hall Lamps, Tea Tiny.< C.ts’or-*, Britannia V\fare, <\uiluiy Looking Glasses, X-c. The above Goods J ran sell os low as they can be purchased in Ncvr York. No. 4 G* SeneCa street* opposite the Monsion House. Geneva. N«>v.. 1C5J. til P latform and C o u n ter ScaJUs, T HE Atih*iTibvr would cull il e aiirniion nf tl$e public to the fuel limi lie i« |lie Agent for the enle ofull good* inHiiiifuciui ed by Dur)ce F« rnxih &. Co., of Rochester, who Imve taken tl-p fiiFt Premium at feveinl of the State Ktrire. Loril of this and other Muirs, for iheir S<*nle*, which are warranted equal to any nm nu lac lured, ai.d much clieapor. Sngni Mills. Letiet Presre*, Stotr and Warehouse Trucks of nil size* , on hand or fur- t»ishe«l in order. JOHN H^TILLMAN. BAIRD & SOPER’S MW W I D E FiCTOBF, O N CASTI.B ST., Opposite the Temperance House, W HERE Carriages of eveiy description are built to order, and most kinds of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Sleighs, &c., K ept on H a n d , Whi.h flu sty c. dumbility, and elogan of finish, cannot be surpassed by any in the coun try. Those wishing Carriages, will find it 10 tlieir advantage to call at this e*t..Llishment, as the proprietors ore practical curringe-makers, and, mid flitter themselves that the tastes of oil ran be suited —the work being done under their immediate inspection* a? d ihe best mate rials used. i’EDHLERS’ WAGONS got up in the most approved style of construction. (X> Orders from all pails ol the country promptly attended to. Repairing Done with neatness and despatch. Mott kinds of lumber suitable for our business, wanted in exchange for work. 91 tf Geneva, Nov. 25. 1851. ___W in d o w Sasli and B lin d s , rBft IJ E *ubsmh<M ctintiiiuti* to keep h supply of H 8 n#h :m<l Blind- hi ren*onnbl< term*, at ni» old *t.nnd. Soul h «ide of S^neefl *1 reel 'A l*o, PAINTING, (iLAZING & PAl’KIt HANG ING, Pure Belleville White Lend, nnd nil kind* of taints for *ale. All order* promptly attended to. H • r.ru-tt* to the generosity of tlo* puhjiefhr a liberal p:iLronnge. SAMUEL WILSON - G* mh » vh .Toll 9. 1^51 ■) 1 A F IIR S I1 S U P P L Y O F the Ftiiinheionlan l)mp« Jiifll r»cel ed—ft *ure ai d ' saf- retie dv O r. «:id will positively cure. Ihr Slfk lleietm he, * hill* nnd F< v»*r. Jail'*- tee, Dbp*r*fM- Sivk’ie.-s. Fhi-lern. &e., nnd re tore it h« nMliy neft# n to the l^iver w fheut n pnrtlcfe of ('Hlotnel. Mercury. Qui- hid'- nr Mmphiite. XVe *inle It in confidence, that tut medicine o f Into yenrp ha* given uniformly *uch Ftilbfne - tem. n< huve thege Drops. Fur sale ot the Citv Drug More of G 1‘, MOVVUY. Geneva, February 2, IW2. TH WHIG ALMANAC F O R 1 8 5 2 , C t y r UMS l>t pnj»e* o f choice reading m iner. Polul nl Scfentfii: a* (I I iletary. Also, h it| mid complete Elec Ion re tit ii* itriiii every State att«i T i t ttory in the Union, and I|i 3 popular vo«e f.»r Fr»*i*itleiit ill Id40, 1844, ud ld4s. 1‘r.ce Ouo Milltiwg. Vi DEUU Jan i «ry 28. OR I ON tc Co., Agent lor Ir M«tva J W . S M I T H re t u r n s h i s th a n k s to t h e e frie n d s o f t h e lu te firm o f C obb & S m i t h *, fo r t n e i r v e r y lib e r a l p«t»on«ge, and h o p e s ih it h w e ll se le c t e d s t o - It, and a t t e n t i o n to th e w a n ts o f h i s c u s t o m e r s , m a v e e c u r e a c o n tin u a n c e o f t h e sam e , to th e n e w firm , 5 J. W. SMI l*H & Co. : B a z i n ’s D e te r s iv e P o n c i n e S o a p E -PECI \L L Y ad.ipted for eternising, whitening, am| *otieniiig the hands, «na lor use in the bath.—Also the ceiebmlcd W id e , W id e W o r l d . A NF.VV Flipply nl I Ilia umt-unily pop il.ir work Juet received Diettin LAtid. bv Divlieht. by Ml** Che*ehra, vtiiveniook—S mlea of the XV<«*t — Mice Carey. Dream-Life.— Ik Marvel'*—new supply, Lnnri • rodd—Grain I lm burn. All the Mag»zmes ami new rubltcations o f the day f t rhi-bed p'omptiy. (Zeiivvn, Jan. I4lh, 1852, 89 DERBY, ORTON A CO. I A F a g g o t o f F r e n c h Sticks* D i s s o l u t i o n o f c o : p a r t n e r S l l i p ,— I he Co-partnership heretofore existing un lev the Firm of liULKLEY* BEN- NET & CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. THEODORE A. BULKLEY, AMANDA BENNKi I, JESSE KING. The business will be continu d, and the af fairs of ike late firm settled, bv BUI.KLKY& BfiN-NEIT. Geneva, Feb. 2S, 1852 fiwfi . O R, IMRI8 I S Hy Sir Fin cU Dead, author ol HubltN fruiii tin* Itriiunmi ot . . . . . . .**.• • of tin* (;r«*at Mnr<»|vilto; or. London from Ihe I'ownr to ih»* C rystal Palace, H J«H received by January 28. v F 8nund*> a DERBY, ORTON & Co. i H e a d in g s f o r L e n t I R EADINGS tor every day In Lem, compiled from iho writing* of Bp Jeremy Taylor, by J C usp - cmobd and »put up wvh* cirrt'Cttiesir'aiid dl*- Q f l P K R I O I t fBpatilwh G w i l n r e , trom 8*4,40 pa.o:i,at ne c.ty Drugstore, An experience of abmil u npwa*da.— Violin * lor one dollar* Guitar* _ VtoliDSf i Balh Brick, asH p.oduoes ® Hu#poltab wtibooisoratehlng . . dr wwrtug tAearitof*. by tweol> five year* guaranttoeOdewery H» thto^panm nt, A d . reffTrwd tn the fteet meaner, an • f t J w W ft BffeVfOrm. ''w N w .a ia w h H nm. gjbo , p , jwAV/tyt h . tvokba 'S tfw io *35**41 ner, and warranted Sendee thor of Amv Hen eri, &c. THE LBN * BN FAST—HUtory, Object and Proper Olwervnnce by Rev Dr. Kip, toe. A large aeeorhnent <»f DeVvltonal Work* rn-unntty on hand. DERBY ORTON Sr Ou E N G L IS H Zinc p . i i n t , a p u r e a r n c l e ; al*o. 0'iina White Paiot, ground and dryj on sale i A PLATT C S1fCVI,Aa.-TO TUB LADIICd h e OTNf l K MKN—«Autoug the the thnii^nurl inveiillmif» thM be dui'v In-ing fcrouglil bvtnre tm* public In thi* ago of Im pmvMiieiti. one m'»re. and not the leant, has ouwte pearanre. deigned exprensly f**r your bem-fil. In intte. duemg to you LYO.N ’8 K XTHAIVON, which hnabren award'd the PREMIUMS at the New York ami .Michagzui Slate Pair* for lw51, tie the hart auic’o for reMoring the Dab.aiul keeping it from fVtinf out. however much thi# noble omameitl may have been weakened bv rtis* ufv nr other enure* . One Trial wit! prove toyini more»ati*faclMy.than hint- dreds of certiRente* from peFM«»e >••!! never heard of. Iiv« lug awax down emu Tiy *t, anil judg* for yonraelvc*. therei* no Immhogabout* thin, hut it i*an article that 1* every day nsen by huartred* of tam I lie*, to fh» Ir eitlfm KUbfiiclutQ. There i* uothHig in tie compoMlion that I* III the leo*l InjiiriiMt* mi lie hair. On the contrary ft will toave your hair in a healthy mate, and effectually de stroy dandruff, leaving the hair under its application, ft ItV'i vft ‘ CLEAN, FO FT ANDO LOSSY, dressed in any tiyle. ti is invaluable for its beau lfyiig and iovicornting qtinlitii**, impartieg to the hair (be fra grance of the most delightful flowers. For IhelnlH, Il Is nn«qualed‘ Try it ladies and gontlenvm. and tr yen find ii answers your expectations, the Prop»|i for would he hiipoy to receive your patronage, and assistance hi intro ducing it to vou r friends. tlso, LYON’S EXTRACT OP JAMAICA < 1SGER. fi'r disp- psla. gout, rheumatism, cramp, cholera, cholera morbus, nervous nnd sick ||. adache. seasickness, nausea-, See. The great advantage ol Hie Fluid Extract, or Ess ence of .Ittmnien (ilnyer. is that In a very concentrated , form, it Co tains ail the above principles, without any* t ilm ineit matter, which makes it much more atreeslfiet tlv* sto • «rb «••<! at t e same tiro<‘ more pnlatuhto. Trv n «lng!e bnl'le, and If not satisfied, oik Ageotp are , authorised to return the money In every inerai.eit. nrdersfrom dealers supplied at rhe usual disepont. by add easing |U84vJ THOMAS Sc RU 88 , Mew York. A. D PL \TT. Sole Agent for Geneva and vicinity W i n t e r L a r d O il I S equal to the best Winter Sperm, for burning rfnrfng Urn Rutumuai months, while It Is afforded at two thirds ho price. A supply verv superior Winter Lard Oil. u«t received at the City Drug Store, end for sale tur #4 Oct. 9*, J851, G.P MOWRY. . • SU G A R 3 I A K E R S A T X E iV T IO JL HAVE for sale Two Hundred Xftp Tislw arKfa' Sheet RisHea v tor sate i wo Honored ^ i t p Ivshaarwr t Iron JQMteSa am In gfioffArdes, ,> h *. sea S I ft**) o. ABiwpfgflr; *. 4 . . -*f -j. . t i mr ’ «... —^ llj . .. t : s
