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* r •» —-V .. f -■> • # S=*B . \ 7*Su~. ~lE' i *r^.=.vfas> <•:>-¥'-•5 . »y • - •- E^3* *sn ,< •• « !-3W*V «4X t . r • ^ t LATER FROM EUROPE A B B I V A I . O F T H E H E R M A N N . N e w Y ork , June 7* The Hermann has arrived with 4 days later news and 150 passengers. She has made a remarkable run. Cotton l-4d. higher. Sales on Monday 7,000 bales and Tuesday 20,000 bales, two- thirds on speculation and export. Corn ruled firm. Flour of good qualities sold firmly but at no advance. Money continued very easy. English funds were firm. The Hermann sailed from Bremen on the 21st, and from Southampton at 4 p. m . on the 26th, making the passage in about 11 1-2 days. ^ Among her passengers is Madame Alboni, the eminent Italian singer. Kossuth’s mother and family were at Lon don to leave soon for America. A U S T R I A . Of the new Austrian loan .£2,280,000 was to be issued in London by the Messrs. Roth- child. The loan is to bear 5 per cent. The subscription price bring 90, payable in six instalments. ESTGI i A N I ) . Lord John Russell has issued an address to the electors of the city of London. He will again be a candidate for the representa tion of the metropolis at the ensning elect ion. The liberal candidate from Windsor has been returned by a large majority. The West India steamship Parana arrived at Southampton with $1,250,000 on freight, part of which was California gold. A company, with a capital of $2,500,000, has been started in London to establish a line of steamers between the Thames and N. York, touching at Cork for passengers. The Crystal Palace project was exciting the greatest interest. FRANCE. The accounts from Paris are principally occupied with speculations upon the coalition formed against Louis Napoleon by the Nor thern Powers, during the visit of the Emper or of Russia to Vienna and Berlin. It appears that these powers would not ob ject to Louis Napoleon becoming an elective Emperor of France, but every attempt to pre- pelnate any imperial dynasty on the part of the President would be resisted by Russia, Austria and Prussia. M. De Rcckerevirs mission for Louis Na poleon to the Emperor of Russia and Austria, has proved a complete failure, as he could .pot obtain an audience with these Potentates. In event of Louis Napoleon becoming act ual Emperor, he would be called upon to re spect the existing treaties, and give assurance that France will keep within her present territorial limits, and explain the political nature of the political doctrines of the gov ernment. The three powers prefer to look upon Louis Napoleon as a temporary and provis ional. power, and recognise the house of Bourbon as the sole and legitimate dynasty of France. This determination has caused great alarm and chagrin to the Bonaprtist party. Gen, Pearce was never Gevevnor of New Hampshire. His father had that honor, how ever. The General was frequently chosen lo the Legislature, and held the office of •Speaker. In 1833, he was sent lo Congress —holding his seal in the House of Repre sentatives until 1837 when he was promo ted to the Senate, where he remained until 1842. Jn ’47, he was appointed Brigadier General, (being one of the nine civilians thus elevated,) but he was no more distinguished as a soldier than as a civilian. lie is in the prime of life, of fair character, ordinary talent and acute political prejudices, Few men could have been selected by the democracy whose defeat would excite less personal re gret, and,yet he will probably receive a very cordial support from the great mass of his party. The Empress of Russia, who arrived at Potsdam on Saturday last, is in a very week state, hardly ab'e to rise from her couch.— Her eyesight suffers very much, one eye be ing very nearly lost. Altogether her vita! functions are at a very low pitch, and kept from stagnation chiefly by medical stimulants. In consequence of the death of a lady in Madrid, the other day, from canine madness, a general ballue has been made against dogs, and upwards of 700 carcasses of these ani mals were carried out of the city in one day. ytS|9Ffour,Superfine, per bbl., $4 62 a $4 62 (ftSyOVVhent per bushel, 0 98 a 1 UO ■ti -tv Indian Meal, cwt, Harley, Oats, Corn, Buckwheat, Butter, per lb. 'cjUhcese, do £ Eggs, per doz. Onions, per bushel, i\ A pples,green,do. ^Potatoes, do 6 Beans, do. Plums,dried, per lb. Apples, do. do. ^Punches, do. do. Lard, lb Jj^Salt, bbl, Flour Barrels, Meat do ^Sheep Pelts, Hay, per ion, Wood, per cord, 9 Beef, per cwt, Pork, do do. Hams, per lb, J 50 a I) 60 a 0 :n a 0 50 a 0 45 o « 12 « 0 08 a O 10 A 0 50 a 0 70 a 0 50 a 2 00 a 0 15 a 0 06 a 0 12 a 0 10 a 1 00 a 0 30 a 1 00 a 0 56 a 6 00 a 2 50 a 5 25 a 6 00 n 0 09 o G> 2 '\( 1 506'< 0 60.1(1 j 0 3 1 $ 0 50 >3! 0 50^11 0 12^1 0 OB 31 0 12 M (B i a u s i a L & & 8 8 0 60)4 2 00 5! 0 15? 0 0 1 2 ^ 0120(\ 1 ) 20 0 38xji ] 00*01 (SIM 0 C?Cfg 2 |3 c 003 MlMfiiSipll L. W. LA C Y , I m p o r t e r a n d D e a l e r i n C h i n a . G lass, a n d E a r t h e n * W a r e * I have just received a large invoice* direct from Liverpool, which I shall offer to my friends and customers at such prices that they will be induced to buy whether they want or not. Damaged goods, caused by fire, I keep in the second loft of the stoye, which I offer at re duced prices, at the old stand, opposite the Mansion House, O* Now is the time for good bargains. -4$ Geneva, June 9, 1852. H E W C IO T H IH C 8 TOAB HE subscriber having obtained the services of Mr. M. G odfrey , well known in this community, for the last thirteen years, as one of the best mechanics in his line, has commenced the manufacture of G e n t l e m e n ’s C l o t h i n g , the Corner of Maiden Line . -M l -kno On All cutting and making will be done in first- rate style. 1 have a large assortment of Broad- Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweed-Cloths, Vestings, <£c,> lately purchased for cash, which will en*- able me tb manufacture better and cheaper than most establishments in the country* A few yards of my Cloths, Cassimeres, &c., are kept for the present, in my Clothing Room, as samples, but most of my Cloths are in my new store adjoining, into which I have lately moved, and have got my new goods all open, consisting in part of Silks, Rich Crape Shawls, Splendid Mantillas, Barage DeLaines, Calicos, very cheap, Pared Cloths, Parasols, Collars, Undersleeves, Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnetts, Rib bons, Sheetings, Shirtings, &c, &c. CCf* GROCERIES at wholesale prices. CARPETING.—I have in my Carpet Room, up stairs, 40 p’s of different patterns of Carpet ing, Matting, Druggetts, Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c. All the above will be sold as cheap as at any store in the country. 1 Vw4 J. THAYER. Geneva, June 7, 1852. 36 Seneca st. K O S S U T H ^ \ s m o o t h I n G IR O N [ T HE subscribers arc the only Agents for the sale of the new and much improved article of K o s s u t h S m o o t h i n g I ffosi. These Irons entirely obviate the necessity of an extra hot fire in heating. This is accomplished by the employment of two heaters, which not only retain the heat much longer, but are capa ble of performing the same amount of work of a half-dozen of the ordinary Smoothing Iron. The attention of Housekeepers is particular; called to this article. Also an extensive and complete assortment of S h e l f asid H e a v y H a r d w a r e , Such as House Trimmings, Guns and Pistols, Stoves, Chain Pumps, Agricultural Implements of all kinds, Blacksmith Tools, eic, Also Agents for Patent Stretched Leather Belting for Machinery, a superior and durable article; Platform Scales, &c,, all of which are offered ut the lowest cash prices. 15m3 PROUTY & CHEW, June 1 , 1852, Old Stand, 14 Sencca-st. H o ! y e C r i p p l e s 11 ATTEND TO WHAT WE HERE PUBLISH ! W E tire authorized to say to the citizens of Ontario and the adjoining counties, that R h e u m a t i s m , in every stage, can be cured by the proper application of the ^ I n d i a n M o u n t a i n L i n i m e n t ,*5 which has been left with us for sale, and to prove that it is no humbug, we have also been authorized to publish this notice, for the purpose of obtaining a case in its very worst form, either acute or chronic, which we will cure free of charge, II. N. TEALL, M. D. R. H. SWITZER, June 4, 1852. 19w3 MARTIAL MUSIC. D E C L A R A T IO N N E W E S T A B L I S H M E N T AND NEW GOODS TUNE— 6 Yankee Doodle” Since W iibat & S pier come out so queer, We think it is quite right, sir, . That all look round, nnd then come here And buy of TEALLL & SWITZER. For we’ve the Goods to suit your taste, And all arranged quite handy— Drugs, Giocertes, Dyes, and Judy Paste, Good Flour, and lots o’ Candy. Ye Fearless Brave, TO ARMS! Another great Revolutionary struggle is at hand . A D eclaration of Principles having been proclaimed by a patriotic firm among the Senecas, it becomes those who are desirous to participate hi the festivities of the victory, to prepare in the outset to defend themselves In the bloodless struggle. And we now declare to “ all the world and the rest of mankind,” that we have enter ed Into a co-partnership, lo be hereafter known ns the firm of T ball & S w itzer ; and further, wo shall hold ourselves in readiness to serve our ready-pay customers to their utmost satisfaction, and by strict attention to the wants of the Hungry uns , we hope to merit a good share of business In our line. 9CT Our store is the first south of the Railroad, on the cast side of Water s t , nnd opposite E. .1. Burrall's Foundry. H. N. 'J’EvflLL. Geneva, May 26, 1852. (17) 11. H. SWITZER. T IL E ! T I L E ! ! FA R M ER S, ATTENTION! Y OU will find, at TEALL’S Brick Yard, nt all times, a full supply of D r a i n T i l e a n d P i p e , Suitable lor Field and Cellar Drains, from one to four inches in diatneier. 1 lake pleasure in assuring the public that the materials of which they are made can not be surpassed in goodness, at any other location in the State of New York. Of the great benefit derived from draining lands, it is needless for me to speak. Farmers in almost all sections -know the great profit derived from under draining, especially in low lands. Come, Gentlemen Farmers, and examine for yourselves, or send your orders, for I can as sure you that I can supply you with the right article, and on reasonable terms. As I am sit uated directly on the margin of the Cayuga and Seneca Canal, one mile east of the Corporation of Geneva, and near the Lake Road, they can easily be shipped to any section with dispatch. JAMES TEALL. Waterloo, Seneca Co., N. Y , ) June 1 , 1S52, J lstf I n d i a n M o u n t a i n L i n i m e n t . A N absolute cure for Rhmnatlsm, Neuralgia, Gout’ Splnial Affections, Paralysis, Withered Limbs, Con tracted Muscles, Sprains, and Stiff Joints. The agency of this invaluable article U at the City Drug Store. June 8, .'852, GEO. V. MOVVRV. A yer ’ s G ierry P ectoral . —We would call the alien, lion of our readers to this excellent medicine, with the satisfaction one feels in praising a benefactor. Having been afiVcted by the serious effects of a cold seated on the lungs, and found relief and cure from its use, we can add .our testimony to the much already given to prove its sin gular mastery over disease. If any medicine before the community can be relied on to cure affections of the throat and lungs, it is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral .—Crristian Obser per. A n o t h e r Scientific W o n d e r ! I mportant to D yspeptics .— Dr. J. S. Houghton’s Pepsin. The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, pre pared from Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Houghion, M. D., Philadelphia. This Is truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion. Dyspepsia Jauudice, Liver Complaint, Consumption and Debility, ,curing after Nature's own Method, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastic Juice. Pamphlets, containing tecicnii- fic evidence of its value, furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the medical advertisements. D IB 1 K Near Orleans, in the town of PhelpF, May 27th, of the Panama Fever, or congestion of the lungs, or both, O rson W arner , aged 35 years, Z EHYRS from Italy and Sicily, by William M. Gould, The Diplomacy of the Revolvtion, an his torical study, by William Henry Prescott. Papers from the London Quarterly Review, Appleton’s Popular Library. The Life and Works of Robert Burns, by Chalmers. Vol. 4 Humboldt’s Cosmos, Harper’s edition, A peep at Number Five, new supply. The Days of Bruce, by Grace Aguilar. _____ For sale by DERBY, ORTON fc CO. A PU B L I C B LESSIN G l “ B O U R S ’ L IF E P R E S E R V IN G C O R D IA L ,” For Bummer Complaints , I S prepare j according to the Receipc o f an eminent' Phy sician. Its ingredients are freely made known lo eveiy medical man that desires it, to all agents, and through the latter to every individual who lias sufficient interest to inquire; For these reasons it cannot justly be subject to the charge of quackery. It Is a harmless compound, made ot the beat materials, with the utmost caro, nnd therefore Is uniformly certain In its results. It is agreeable to the taste, mid children arc fond of it. While it soothes the pain, it heals, strengthens, and regulates the stomach and bowels, WITHOUT LEAVING THEM COSTIVE. It has bCCtt used by hundreds of families for upwards of twenty years, nnd Is recommended by many highly respectable Physicians. That the frequently fatal maladies D iar rhoea and D ysentery , which so alarmingly prevail at this season of the yoarfaro effectually cured by “ H ours ’ L ife P reserving C ohdial , ” is abundantly ^testified by accompanying certificates, and every person\ at home or abroad should be in possession of a bottle. All orders from dealers should be addressed to the Proprietor. June 1, 1852; a D. PL G e r m a n Seed P o t a t o e s . D IRECT from snip, and warranted as’supertor kinds. A few hampers just received In store. * An early call will ensure a supply. For sale by ‘ June 1 , 1852, ______ GEO. P, MOWJRY. S u g a r . M i l k , W INE anil Soda Biscuits, fresh from the manufncureri and for sale at the City Diug Store, by June 1, 1852. GEO. MOWRY. -— -■ ■— ■■ I-’, * D isc o v e r e d a t L a s t. D AVIS’ RAHVGNE, a new and wonderful discovery, lor changing Grey Hair to Its natural color —War- BANK OF GENEVA. A p ril S, 1852. D E S C R IPT IO N S for the new Stock of the Bank of Geneva, proposed to be organized, to take the name and place of the present Bank, on the 1st January, 1853, will be received until 1st June, (if the amount should not he made up be fore that day) when the hooks will he closed,and notice given for the organiza tion, and the adoption of the Articles of Association. After the organization, notice will be given of the time for the payment of the subscriptions. D R . W R I T E , Member o f the N. I I Homeopathic Medical Society3 and late Editor o f THE HOMEOPATHIC ADVOCATE. R ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to the citizens of Geneva and vicinity, confidently believing that from up wards of twelve years experience, in the “ heal ing Art,’’ will enable him to give entire satis faction, to all reasonable persons that may see proper to employ him. Persons calling on Dr. W. for advice arc.as sured that no deception will be used either in regard lo the character or curability of their diseases, and whatever he promises may he re lied upon, and all responsible individuals that may choose to put themselves under his care, and will follow his directions, strictly, if he cannot cure them, he will pay the reasonable bill of any other Physician that will effect a permanent cure, provided their bill does not exceed one hundred dollars. lie cares not to what class ot Physicians they belong. Invalids that have tried all other Physicians, without benefit are particularly invited to call. Persons who tiro predisposed to lung com plaints, or those who are in the incipient stages of consumption, may derive benefit by con sulting him. REFERENCES. H. W. B elt ., M . D., formerly of Geneva. S. U. K irby , M. D,. Editor of the American Journal of Homeopathy, D ioclkstax L e w i s , M. D. Editor of the Homeopathist, Buffalo- P rof . C. D. W il l ia m s , M, D., Cleveland, Ohio. P r o f . W. A. G a r o in ic r , M. D. Philadel phia, Pa. H on , C. J. F olger . Geneva. J ohn . M B radford , E sq ., B. S losson ,.E sq -, T. II. R ose , E sq , Dr, W. may be found at the occupied by Dr. II . W. B ell , Calls in the village or from the country promptly attended. Otf* Charges always reasonable. 17tf BRIDGEWATER P 1 lift, MANUFACTURED BY THE B r i d g e w a t e r .M a n u f a c t u r i n g Co* Chartered by the State of New Jcisey. C A P I T A L ) $ 2 0 0 ) 0 0 0 . Fox Wood, Brick and Iron Buildings, S t earn ers > Rail-Road Cars, Bridges, §c. T HIS article having been thoroughly tested and approvedby practical men in the States, is now introduced as the best Paint known. For covering R oofs , either Tin, Iron, Paper, Canvass or Wood it will be found invaluable, as the bending, shrinking or warping of the material upon which it is used, does not affect the Paint. In Twenty fo u r hours it dries , and in four weeks becomes a perfect Slate . As a Fire and Water-proof Paint, it will be found superior to any other, and a perfect protec tion to buildings against sparks, cinders, See. For decks and bottoms of Steamers, it is supe rior to anything yet discovered j it hardens un. der water, and forms a perfect metallic covering, us may be seen by Certificates to that effect. Great care is laken in grindingand boltipg the mineral, and it can be furnished dry in barrels, at a cheaper rate than any paint before the public. It is unnecessary in this Circular, to fnlarge upon i is merits, For the purposes for which the point is recommended, it is unequalled, and its value lor all out-door work, is incalculable, be sides being a complete substitute for White Lead* Umber, 8 tc. The color can be readily changed to suit the taste of the consumer. Directions for doing so, may be found in the Phamphlet which accompa nies the Circnlar, and where also may be found Certificates from the Erie and Hudson River Railroads, Governor’s Island, West Point, nu- muerous Captains of Steamers, and other vessels, Painters, &C. Niagara, Orleans, Monroe, Wayne, Erie, Gen esee, Livingston, Ontario, Yates, Steuben, Che- mung, Tompkins, Seneca, Cayuga, Tioga, Broome, Cortland, Onondaga, Oswego, Oneida, Chenango. Madison, Chatnuque, and Cattarau gus. For sale at the Foundry office, foot of Cas tle street, Geneva, where samples may be seen. JOHN R. JOHNSTON & CO., Agent for the above Counties. Application for Agency in any of the above counties will be received. ITEMS AND WONDERS, W HEN in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one firm to dissolve the mercantile bonds, which have connected them with others, and to assume among the pow erful dealers in wool, cottons, silks, and tapes, the separate and equal station to which the laws of Good nature, and the tricks of the trade, en title them, a decent inspect to the opinions of our fellow sufferers, requires that we should declare the causes which impel us to the sepa ration. We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men (including the Ladies of course,) are created with certain inalienable bound-to-keiep- up-with-the-times-a-tiveness-rights and feel ings, among these, are Silks, Broadcloths, and summer Dress Goods. That to secure these rights and creature comforts they are induced to “ look around.” But when such a course becomes destructive to their own interests, it is right for a trading community to abolish it. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that customers long established, should not change for light and transient concerns—and experience of late has shown, that mankind hath suffered much from that course. All of these things have been witnessed, and to prove which, let the following facts be sub mitted for candid consideration : They have refused to sell regular and staple styles of Dry Goods, and have substituted auc tion trash in its stead. They have, by flaming show bills, gassy pla cards, and long lengths of red flannel, called together small bodies, into uncomfortable pla ces, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into unprofitable investments. They have obstructed the side-walk with empty boxes and dusty, faded goods, .marked only — They have imposed heavy taxes on our friends by selling them goods unknown to, them. They abolished the plain English, for poor French names on Y’ankee goods. These,with along list of other grievances, have determined us to hold them as we hold other Dry .Goods retailers—enemies in trade, socially friends. We, therefore,.the representatives of N o . 3& S e n e c a St.) Geneva, having recently removed 3 doors below our old place of busi ness, into tho large and commodious New Store, No. 32, (one door above Messrs. Seelye’s, and formerly occupied by A. Altman,) do publish and declare, that we have justreceived the most splendid assortment of F O R E I G N A N D D O M E S T IC T HE undersigned having recently associated themselves together for the transaction of mercantile business, undei the name and style of L A T O U R R E T T E & Co.) At the store long occupied by JOHN I. WHEELER, one ot the undersigned, in the village of Geneva, take pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public at large, that they have just received, and are prepared to offer, at unusually low prices, a large and S p l e n d i d A s s o r t m e n t o f G o o d s 9 And by a careful and vigilant attention to busi ness, with an earnest desire to please their customers, they hope to share in the public patronage. Their &tock is large, and comprises both Fancy & Staple Articles, Consisting in part of the choicest varieties of D r e s s Goo<lS 9 Silks, Barages, Barage De Laines, Muslin DeLaines, Poplins, Ginghams, Muslins, Lawns, American, French, and British Prints; Crape Thibet, Cashmere, and Silk Shawls; Summer Stuffs in great variety, Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, and many articles of Ready Made Goods for gentlemen. BONNETS of the choicest and latest styles, and other Millinery articles, Ribbons, Flowers, &c., and a large assortment of W a l l P a p e r a t R e d u c e d Prices^ Together with a general assortment of GRO CERIES, DRUGS & MEDICINES, all of which they are determined to sell al tho lowest prices, and on the most reasonable terms. JOHN I. WHEELER, P. LA TOURRETTE. Thankful for past favors, the subscriber hopes that his friends and the public may find it to their interest to patronize the new concern of “ L a . T o u r r e t t e &. Co.”, in which he has an interest, and to which ho expects to devoie a share of his attention. Those indebted to him are requested lo make payirent with as little delay as possible. JOHN I. WHEELER. Geneva, May 10, 1852. L O O K B E F R O E YOU B U Y ; FOR C H A P I N J. L a c e s a n d E m b r o i d e r i e s . W. SMITH & Co. have just received another addition to their stock of Lnce Goods, which renders the assortment large and desirable, Lace and Muslin Undersleeves. Cambric and Muslin Collars. Beautiful styles Wrought Edging*. Wide Black Lnces for Trimming. Also Black Lace Shawls, both long and square. among that we have ever offered in this place- wliich, is every style of summer Dress Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, White Goods, Embroideries, Cloths, Cassi meres, Vestings,—and G r o c e r i e s ) selling1 ojf at Cost . One of R. G l e n ' s first quality PIANO FORTES, for sale, very low. We are bound to redeem Seneca street, and all cur Goods will be sold at prices too low to mention— FOR CASH ONLY! that being the only way to sell goods cheap, and to buy them cheap. Please call and examine our Goods, as they are freely shown. WHEAT & SPIER. Geneva, May 19,1852. 16tf u << 11 office formerly on Main Street. A fre -TX a n sies FRESH SUPPLY of N u t s , Figs,) O r - g a m i L e m o n s . Also,' good R a i s i n s for 8c., at wholesale and retail, by May 2(3, 1852. A .D . PLATT. S E N E C A L A K E F O U N D R Y ) A n d I r o n W o r k s , FOOT OF CASTLE STREET, GENEVA. S TEAM ENGINES, form to 200 horse power, and for Steamboats and Propellers, sirnll portable Engines attached to the Up right Tubular Boiler, ranging in pricufrom $300 to $700, constantly on hand, or in process oi manufacture. Boilers of all descriptions, Up right, Horizontal and Cylinder, mode to order, in the very best, and most woikmanlike man ner. Orders for heavy Job Work ef all kinds, executed witli dispatch. Brass and Composi tion Castings, Mill Gearing and Castings in general. JOHN R. JOHNSTON & CO. May 13,1852. 16 OYSTERS. iay W E are receiving daily, by Express, the largest and best C o u n t O y s ters, that ever were brought into this market. Oyster Dealers in the neighboring villages will do well io give us n call before purchasing ; elsewhere, as we keep them at wholesale as well ias at retail.—Also ' P i c M e d L o I)S ters.—A fresh supply of the?e delicious Fish, lor spring and summer use, can be found at the Empire Saloon of STUMP & SMITH. Geneva, May 12, 1852, 15 . . L - - ---- - -- - - - ------- - R a l i a t - e e - L o k o o m S a lle p f ie e S u l - ta s m e e , O R IMPERIAL FIG PASTE of Constanti nople, a delicious article for the well, and agreeable for the ill; good for Coughs and Colds, and particularly beneficial for Weak Lungs, for sale at A. D, PLATT’S. RICHLY TRIMMED H A N T S L IL A S , A T J . W . S M I T H & C o .’s. A D I E ’S I n d i a Rul>i>ea> G lo v e s -J and Mitts, for gardening and house-clean ing purposes, at J. W. SMITH Sc Co.*s. U m b r e l l a s a n d P a r a s o l s . J W. SM IT H ife Co. hnvp a full supply of » Ladle’s Parasols, Also Silk Umbrellas for Ladies and Gentlemen. B ARAGE DE LAINES in great variety, at No. 28 Seneca st. J. W. SMITH & Co. H ERRING by the Box, nt A. D. PLATT’S. SHULINGBARGAFUS SHAVING N o . 17 W a t e r S t r e e t . T HE subscriber having recently made im portant additions to his well-known es tablishment, by adding more new fixtures & em ploying the services of accomplished B arbers of long experience from the city of Rochester, is now prepared to accommodate all who may be pleased to favor him with their patronoge, in a manner that cannot fail to please the most fastidious. Likewise, will be found at his shop, all kinds of Hair Oils, Perfumery, and Hairlnvigorators, for removing dandruff* and scurf from the head. He will be happy to wait on Ladies,or Gentle men who are unable to call at the shop, ^nt their places of residence, and will O*' his ut most to please them, in performing any branch of his business. N. B.—Particular attention will be given to coloring the Hair, with instantaneous Hair Dye, which is warranted not to injure the Hair in the least, giving a beautiful glossy tint, and leaving it as soft as before. LEVI I(. SHULINGBARGAR. Geneva, April 20, 1852. 70 LOST. A LARGE amount of money has Ueec lost by persons paying too much for liieir D r y G o o d s a n d F a n c y A r tic le s ) at different Stores in this town. This is undoubtedly true, but many, who are foriunatc, have FOUND A place where they can make a great saving, and get choice nnd desirable goods In the bargain. It is decided by all that the place is at C A R R O L L ’S N E W C H E A P S T O R E , Office Rochester Syracuse R. R. Company , ( Canandaigua, ICtA J)/ay, 1852. > N o t i c e . >TUIE Annual Election for Directors of this Company will bn held nt lhe Office of the Company, In Canan daigua, at 2 o’clock P. M., on Wednesday tlie 0th day of June next. The Transfer Rooks will be closed for thirty days previous to said Election; i5\vJ _____________ CtlAS. SEYMOUR, Treasure. P u b l i c C o n f i d e n c e C ALLS for the S i t a k e r ^ s F r e s l a G a r d e n SeedS) now for sale, at A. D. PLATT’S. Two doors North o f the Post W a ter Street, Office , NEW CIGAR STORE A. A n d M a n u f a c t o r y . W I S E & ranted by the Ptopnetor bottle, by For sale at 50 cis. per la rge GEO. P. MOWRY' P a s telles d e P a r i s ) P RE-EMINENT ag a cure of Bronchitis, and other af* fections of the throat. For sale nt the City Drug Store, by GEO. P. MOWRY. June 8,1852. ________ . __________ ’ . C A S H F O R W OOL. 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 lb*. Wool wanted. Wool Sack ing and Twine for sale by H. H. & G. C. SEEJLYE. Geneva, June 7,1552* H o n e y ) V ENETIAN, Mosaic, Scented,and an endless variety of other kinds of Soaps, just opened at the LjW Drug Store, by GEO. V. MOWRY. ^ r e s e r v e d G i n g e r Figs, ice. For sale by June 1 , 1852. GEO. P- MOWRY G o in g F a s t A t five cents per lb., a new article of Raisins. Also good Currants at eight cents per lb, at the Citv Drug Store by (June 1,135? ) g . P. MOWRY. V a l u a b l e E n g l i s h B o o k s . T HE Political and Historical Works of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, with a memoir of his life.—2 vols, 8 vo. $3,50 The Pictorial Gallery of Race Horses, with Portraits of all the Winners at Derby &c , by Geo. Tattersall, The Book of Waverly Gems, with six ty-four illustrations on steel, Thomas Chotterton’s Poetical Works, and Notices of his Life, 2 vols, 12mo., Nineveh, tho Buried City of the East, Boswell’s Life of Johnson, 4 vols. 12mo, The Book ol English Songs, The Mormons and Joseph Smith. Just received by DERBY, ORTON & Co. May 20 th 1352. S o d a F o u n t a i n fo r S a le. A Second hand Swan’s Atmospheric Soda Fountain, in good order, and for sale low, at H. PARMELEE’S Drug and Chemical Store, 24 Seneca st. H ARRIS’ P^INT MILLS, of threo sizes, for sale at May 26, 1852. 1 JS% 1>. P W IT’S. $5,00 $3,00 $3,00 0,75 3,00 0,75 «< C O . , I NVITE the attention of the public to their Cigar Store, just opened directly under the Courier Office, 3S Seneca st., where they are prepared to furnish Tobacco in every desirable form. Their Cigars are of the most popular brands In vogue. Such as the Amelia. Victoria, Ben, Franklin, Regalia, Plantation, El Pseo, Nen Tuno, La Kiel, dtc. JGtf Geneva, May 39th, 1852. ~ T I JN , TIN! _ T HE subscriber having In his employ a good Tin and Sheet-Iron Workman, is prepared to do all kinds of work In that line In the best manner and at the lowest prices. JOHN H. TILLM A N . C a r r i a g e T r i m m i n g s . i AM now receiving a full and complete assortment of Trimmings suitable for Carriage Builders use, all of which shall be offered at low prices. JOHJt II. T IL L M 4 N F quart, at PLUMS, for stewing, at one shilling per A. £>. PLATT'S. V e r i t a b l e P r im e s , T HE genuine article, are selling at one shilling the pound, at the City Drug Store, by June, 1, 1852. GKO P. MOWRY. A R R IV A L OF N E W GOODS ! ! A T B iSSE L -L ’S N e w , C l t e a p , W h o l e s a l e <Sc R e t a i l CASH GROCERY STORE, jC o r n e r o f W a t e r a m i C a s t l e s t r e e t s , Opposite the Temperance House. T HE subscriber lins just, received a large and extensive variety of Gro- Series, direct from New-Yoik City, pur chased for C a s h , at the cheapest possible rates, (being personally connected with one of the largest establishments of the kind in the city,) which will be sold for Cash or Ready pay, on terms so favorable as to render dissatisfaction on the part of purchasers impossible. His stock consists of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Rice, Salt Fish of every variety, and all other articles usually found at like establish- ,ments. As he is daily receiving new additions to his stock, and possessing advantages over most purchasers, lie can supply small dealers, for ready Cash, on os favorable terms as they can procure Goods in any other markets. M i d d l e s e x F l o u r of superior quality, constantly on hand, ut $4,50, per bbl. D. H. B1SSELL. Geneva. May 15, 1852. _____ ________ 1 G N O T IC E . T HIS is to certify that Mr. A. D. PLATT, of Geneva, N. Y., has made arrangements by which he r.ceives constant supplies of the genuine Saratoga Empire Water..direct from the Springs, nnd all orders to him may be strictly relied upon. J. W. WESTERN & CO., Proprietors Empire Springs. Dated Saratoga Springs, April 1852. G r e a t I n d u c e m e n t s t o C a s k C u s to m e r s . T HE subscribers, gra’elul for a liberal patronage of more than tweniy years will offer the public a large proportion ol tiicirold stock at cost, and ' N E W GOODS, of which they have Just received a Inrgeand fiVl supply, at a very small aiivnnce for reddy pay. ^7lso, just re reivcil a fall and superior assortment of CARPETING, of every variety. ^?lso wide and narrow FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, which we offer at lower rates than ever before Geneva, *0pril 23,1852. _____________ II H & G U SGELYfi. A c i d u l a t e d F r u i t D r o p s . A SUPPLY of this new and delightful Confectionary, containing the pure rich flavor of various fruits, such as Orange, Strawberry. Raspberry, Pine -Apple, Pear, &c., just received, nnd for sale bv II. H ARM ELBE, 24 Seneca st. B a r n e s o n R e v e l a t i o n , B FilNG the eleventh v.l. of Barnes’ Notes on the New Testament, price ^ 0,75 Romanism nt Home, or Kirwan’s Letters to Chief Justice Taney, 0,75 The Glory of Christ, by Dr. Spring, 3,50 Stuart on Proverbs, 1-25 Wordsworth on the ^pocalvpse, 2,00 For pale by * DERBY, ORTON, & Co, .Spril 26,1852. 13 H a r d w a r e . T AM now receiving New Goods every day, and shall be happy to sec all mv friends who want goods in my line. As usual 1 shall furnish the best goods at as low a price as possible. JOHN ti. TILLMAN. Geneva, April 20. W a s h a n d bo C l e a n . Mil i l l * a n i l s a n d D v o a 1 fTVlE subscriber having received an ncency for the sale t - a i n i B ) VS11S) | JL of Zinc Wasli Boords, can supply dealers nt mnou- ) lot, at tile lowest prices, now receiving at the 1 facturers’ prices. JOHN H. TILLMAN, HAS JU S T RECEIVED BY RAILROAD AND CANAL, A Large Stock of Goods, W HICH will be sold for tendy pay cheaper than at any other Store In Geneva, or any place West of New York, at wholesale or retail. White Suga*' Crushed, Powdered, Granulated-, and Coffee Crush, Brown Sugar, St. Croix, New Orleans, Porto Rico, Cuba, nnd Muscnvado. T e n s —Young Hyson, Old tlyson, HyAon Skin, and all kinds of Black, in chests, containing from ten to fifty lbs., and warranted to be the best and cheapest Teas in Geneva. C’offecR—Old Java, Lngulra, Rio, Maricnibo, St. Do mingo, Roasted nnd Gronnd Coffees, In hatreds and boxes. Itiolnuae*— Smart’s Syrup, New Orleans St Uroix, Porto Rico, Muecnvndo in hogshead and bnirel. F r u i t —-Oranges. Lemons, Nuts, Itaslirs, Coca Nuts, Citrous, Currants, Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, and Spices of all kinds, in the Berry or ground W i l l o w W a re-C h ildren's Wagons, Carts, Cra dles. Chairs, Baskets, Ac. W o o d e n W i t r c —Pails, ’Pubs, Wash Boards, Mop- cks, Churns, Sec . ; also Stone Ware of all kinds. stiV a n d lcs—Sperm, Patent and Tallow, by ihe box or In. F i s h —Mackerel, Codfish, Shad. Salmon, Hciring Trout, and Mackinaw, White Fish, by the lb., quarter, half, or barrel. « F l o u r , Pork, Hams, Dried Beef,(Cheese, Oats, Mil1 Feed. C a i n p b o n c , Burning Fluid, Alcohol, i'nr Water, nnd common Lime Wood, coarse and fine salt, In bags and barrels. Also lots and lots of Fancy Goods tnn numerous lo mention. ’ 100 {{tS* All Goods delivered free of the village. =£$ D. D. CHAPIN. Geneva, May I, 1852. N. B.—Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods, such ns Potatoes, Oats, Flour, Hams. Shoulders, Pork, Eggs, Batter, Dried Fruits, for which the highest market price will be paid for In Goods, nt 14m-l D. D. CHAPIN’S,N o .23, Water-st. AT WILLIAM JUDSON’S OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING STORE, No. 17 Water Street , Geneva, L IV E & L E T L I V E . 2d Year o f the New Cheap Cos h Store W. CARROLL & CO. % D o o r s N o r t l i o f t h e P o s t O ffice9 W a t e r S tre e t) H AVE just opened, nnd are receiving daily, a new stock of S i n 'l i i g a n d S o m m e r F a n c y dr S t a p l e D r y G o o d s ; p e d l a r * ’ G o o d s , Yankee Notions. Millinery Goods , Gold and Gilt Jewelry , ice. A beautiful stock of Dress Goods, consisting hi part of Barages, Barage DeLaines, Silk Poplins, Printed #■ White Mtislins and Lawns, Ginghams, Chambras, Prints, Dra pery Muslins, Bleached and Brown Table Cloths, OH Cloth Covers, Napkins, Doyles, Lancaster Quilts, Bleach ed and Brown Irish Linens, Linen Lawns. Embroideries# French Work, Cambrick and Muslin Edgings and Insert ing*, Under Sleeves, Collars. Cuffs, Scotch do , Mourning Collars and Sleeves, Black Demi Veils, Lace Goods, Silk Linen and Colton Edgings, Smyrna and Bobbin do.* Tarletons. Lissrs, Bonnet and Cap Wires, Silk and Cot. ton Rfrehces, Ribbons, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Hand- kofchWtfs, &c., &c. all of which will Ire sold at lower prices than ever before offered West of New York city. Heavy 4-4 br’n & bl’ch’d Shirtings, Gd pr. yd. Good Prints, fast colors# 4c to Gd u Drapery Muslins, 6 d “ 3s Ladies’ Needlework Collars, 9c 11 Ss “ New DeLains & Barage Delains, Is si Good white Kidd Gloves Worth 5s, 2s pr pair. A large lot of colored do., very low. Poplins of all colors, worth 4s, 2s “ yard Linen H’d’fs worth from 2 to 4s, Is a 2 s each. Black and CoVcd Diess Silks, at great bargains. Fashionable Jewelry of fine quality, 5u per cent beloW market prices. Breast Plus, Rings, Ear Rings, CuffPlns, Parasols , Ribbons, and Shawls , in great variety. Milliners will at nil limes find a good assortment of Goods in their line. H o s i e r y and G love* in great variety. B o u n o l * for less than old ones can be done over. A few pieces of BLACK DOESKIN Sr FANCY CASSJJU/ERES, very cheap. A large Stock of F r d l a r s ’ G o o d s and Y a n k e e N o tio n * , at JWto York Wholesale Prices , consisting of Laces, Edgings, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Ribbons, Suspenders, Elastics, Tapes, Threads, Needles, Pins, Bullous, Combs, Hookttond Eyes, Scissors, Razors, Straps, Spectacles, Brushes. Fans, Table Linen, Cutlery, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Hall and Ellon’s 'l’ea and 'i able Spoons, Butter Knives, Plated Good#, Ac.,— Hair Oils. Perfumery, Pocket Books. Purses. Poit Mon. nates, together with a great variety of other goods too nu merous to mention. ClotliS) C a s s im e res* S k irtS ) C r a v a IS) C o l Ii V estings* ars* &c.« &c* CUSTOM WORK done with neatness -and dispatch as usual, under the superintendence of I. W. CRAWFORD, and all garments made to order warranted to fit. The subscriber having just returned from N. York with a lrage stock of goods in his line of trade, which he intends to sell at as cheep rates as his. neigh bors in the trade, without any puffing or brag- ing. All we ask is to come and examine our goods and cloths, and see for yourselves. WM. JUDSON. May 5 , 1S52. A .\Large a n d D e s i r a b l e A s s o r t m e n t o f SPRING CAN BE FOUND AT 3 1 ^] S A V A G E ’ CLOTH & CLOTHING DEPOT, No. 5, South side Seneca st., ND which will be sold at prices to suit the times- Also a large quantity Fashionable and Durable H o m e R lam fifactiircd C l o f l t i n g And all kinds of Gentlemen’s FURNISHING goods , c h e a p e r t h a n e v e r . CUSTOM W O R K promptly attended to, under the supervision of ENOS KENT, JAMES H* NICHOLS, and the Proprietor. Getiio C. Scott’s Fashion Publications con stantly on hand. Enos Kent would inform the Trade that ho is agent for JAMES M AGINNIS’ PATENT GEOMETRIC TRANSFER, one <.f the great improvements of the age. With it a perfect fit can be made to any form. No prac tical Tailor should be without it. Geneva, April 26th, 1852. 13 AN ENTIRE STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES C h e m i c a l s ) W i n d o w G lass) a n d G r o c e r ies) ! J 5 J T 1 T HE subscriber, wishing to close up his present business in Geneva, offers for sale Ilia entire stock of Drugs, Medicines, &<\, to gether with the furniture and fiixtures of his Drug Store. To any one wishing to engage in the Drug business, the present offers a rate op portunity, as the stock will be sold on terms very favorable to the purchaser. The above stock will be sold off at retail, at very low prices—for the most part nt. cost. All articles sold warranted to he the first quali ty. Purchasers will find it for their interest to call. All persons indebted to the subscriber are requested to call and settle without delay. H. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. P l a t f o r m a n d C o u n t e r S c a les. T H E subscriber would call the alien lion of the public to the fact that ho is the agent, for the sale of all goods manufactured by Durycc Forsyth & Co., of Rochester, who have taken the first Premium at several of tho State Fairs, both of this and other states, for their Scales, which ore warranted equal to any manufactured, and much cheaper. Sugar Mills. Letter Presses,Store and Warehouse Trucks of all sizes, on hand or fur nished to order. JOHN H. TILLMAN. HARDWARE, .. Cutlery, & Agricultural Implements. rilH H subscribers,grateful for the large and increased I patronage since opening our new store in Water st., have been induced to increase our business, nnd make such arrangements with the largest manufacturers of the country, that we can offer many goods at mainifaiurers* prices, thereby offering inducements that no other house iu the country ran do. We arc also receiving goods di rrct from Europe, our aim being to make our establish ment the great depot of manufactures, and otic of the most extensive Hardware stores of the country. We invite all who purchase for cash to call and exam ine our goods and get our prices, assming them that such a call ni their part will not imply an obligation to pur chase/ '.We have added to our business a large assortment ol choice F i e l d ) G w l c s ^ a n d F l o w e r Seeds) of the choicest kind#, warranted : nnd every variety of Agricultural Implements. We are agents for Bo.-lon BtItlng Co.; Hose, Packing &c.; Utica iron Co. iron warranted cheaper and equal to swedes. Double Michi gan Sub Soil, Boston, and oilier Plows. J. 8 . & II. C. PROUTY, Geneva, Ap il 1, 1855. Nos 30 & 32 Water st. THOSE DELICIOUS A c i d u l a t e d F r u i t - D r o p s , F LAVORED with Piue-.lpple, Bananna, Raspberry, Strawberry, Fear, Orange, and Lemon, at May 4, 1852. A D PLETT'S. or sale, al E a s t e r n L im e * F RESH from the kiln,just received, and f« the Citv Drug Store, by May 4. 1852. GRO. P. MOWRY. C l a r e t a n d O liv e s , O R No*cs Social, Picturesque, &c., from Garronae to the Rhone, by vflngus B. Reach. Gayetiee and Graveties, by Smith. The Rifle Rangers. The Swamp Steed. Dan Marble. Reveries of an Old Maid. All the Magazines for Mav. Mew York and Boston Daily nnd Weekly Papers delivered to Subscribers, at their residences. ^ Geneva, April 26. DERBY, ORTON & CO. A fresh lot, ut the lowest prices, now receiving at the City Drug Store, by * GEO. P. MOWRY. foqturere prices Geneva, April90,1852, Q u e c c lty , Jg Y the Author of the Wide Wide World. A largo supply just received by April 26. DERBY, ORTON & CO. U n c l e T o m ’s C a b in* T HE safe of this highly interesting and popular w«rk is still undiminished. A few copies left at Geneva, April 26ih. DERBY, ORTON & CO.’S. N E W STORE. T HE undersigned having returned to Geneva, has opened a part of his stock of S E W GOODS, In his store, on the corner ofSENECA SI’., and MAIDEN LANE, consisting of Carpets. Crape Shawls, Mantillas, Silks, Bonnets.Rtbbons, Calicos, Parasols, .nnd will re move In n lew days to hto other store, adjoining where he will open a much larger stock, consisting of D r y G o o d s a n d G r o c e r ies. He Is finishing a large Carpet Room up starirs, where he will open a large department of Carpets, consisting ot Three Ply, Tapestry, Ingrain, extra superfine, and. fine Carpets,Oil Cloths,5cc., and would be Imppy to see his old customers, and as many new ones n« will tnvor him with a call. J. THAYER. Geneva, May 18,1852. 16w4 j i „ p u l r r „ f Our motto is not to be UunUetsold, if equaled, West o f New York City. Thankful for Ihe very liberal patronage that we have received since we commenced business in Geneva, by continuing to se I Goods nt Small Profits, we hope to in crease our already large numbet of customers. 10 H E W GOODS, AT A. W. DITMARS. T HE subscriber Is now receiving, direct from New York and Boston, n large, full and complete stuck of F a s h i o n a b l e S p r in g a n d S u m m e r Good33 COMPRISING IN PART D R Y GOODS, ST R A W GOODS\ GROCERIES, C r o c k e r y , G lass W a r e . C a r p e t i n g > &c., &c. In short, I have every thing usually kept in the largest stores, which I shall he most happy to supply the wants of the public. Those Goods I will sell at low prices. If you want the new and fashionable, you must come quick. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit a con tinuance of the same. A. W. DITMARS. Geneva, April 2 0,1852. ________________ 12 N E W L E A T H E R STORE. T HE subscribers have opened the Store at No* 2 C A S T L E S'fl1., opposite the Temperance House, where they will keep constantly omliaml, and lor sale, a better, and more complete assortment ot S o le, U p p e r , & H a r n e s s L e a t h e r . K i p s , C a l f S k i n s , &c«. T o g e t h e r w i t h FIN D IN G S * than can be found eh cwlmre in this market. The atten tion of the public is invited to an examination of our flock and prices a comparison or which, it Is confidently believed, will not fail to give entire satisfaction. TERMS, CASH. N. R., CASH paid for Hides, Calf Skins, Pelts. &c-, at the highest market prices. M. LEWIS. A. T. LOOM IS Geneva, AptII 20,1852. J2 T R A V E L E R ’S B I R E C T O R Y . R o c h e s t e r & S y r a c u s e R* R o a d * Summer Arrangements for 1 8 5 2 * O N and after Monday. April 26,1852, the Cars on this Road will pass Geneva as follows: G O I N G W E S T . Train No. I, at 3.16. a m (Night Express) stops only nt Canandaigua and Victor. No 2 at 6,50, a m , (N. York Express) stops only ur Canandaigua. No 3, nr 10, a m (IVay Express) stops at all the stations. No. 4, nt 2,40 p m (Express) stops only at Canandaigua. No-5 ,at 3,16, pm (Steamboat Express) stops only at Canandaigua. No C, nt 8,05, p fir (Mail) stops at nli the stations. No, 7, at 3,45, a m ( Emigrant) stops only lor wood and water. No 8, at 11,30, a m (Freight.) G O I N G E A S T . 'Train No. 1, at 8,45, a m (Way Express) stopsn’.all the station1*. No. 2, at 10, am (Express) stops only at Giyuga and Auburn. No. 3 nt 12,40, ? m (Steamboat Express) stops only at Cayuga and Auburn. No. 4, at 5,15, p m (Mail) stops at all the stations. No 5, at 10,12, p m (Emigrant) stops only for wood and walcr an I live stock. No. 6, at 10,12, p m (Night Express) stops only at Wa terloo Cayuga and Auburn No. 7y al 4,40, a m (through Freight.) No. 8, at 1,10, p m (Way Freight) CARGOS D U T T O N Sup’t. • Superintendent’s Office, Rochester, April 23, Jb52. O ffice R o c h e s t e r & S y r a c u s e R . R . C o . [ ItocmsTKR, April 24 1852 ( On and after Monday, April 26, 1852, the Day Express Train, and the .Steamboat Express 'Plain, going East, will stop only tit Canandaigua Geneva, Cayuga nnd Auburn. The Night Express Train going East, wifi Mop only at Canandaigua, Geneva, Waterloo, Cayuga and Auburn. The Emigrant Train going East, will slop only for wood and water, and to take in live stock. The New York Expres;, Train, and Steamboat Exprrrs Trains, going West, will stop only at Auburn, Cayuga, Geneva nnd Canonandaigna. The Day Express going tVcst, will stop only at Auburn, Cayuga Feneen Falls, Geneva and Canandaigua. 'The Nigh* Expres< Train going West, will s*op only at Auburn, Cay- ga, Geneva, Canandaigua nnd Victor. The Emigrant Train going West, will stop only for wood and water, and to let off F.migranv. Ettghiemen and Conductors xt ill run very carefnl at Fla ttens when? they arc to pnss-or meet Trains. Station men,* at Stations where the Express Trains do not stop, will nt all times that the Switches urn right, and the Track perfectly cl«*ar. dav and night. J3tf CARLOS DUTTON, Sup’t. A M a p o f O n t a r i o C o u n t y , N. Y. From Actual Measurement by Original Surveys through • out the ichule County. T HE subscriber is preparing to publish shortly by sub. scriptlon, a new and complete Jlfap of Ontario Coun ty. The surveys are made by experienced Surveyors — Most of the public roads, and the locations of the Mills, Taverns, Places for fForship-, I’ost Offices, School flous k , Country Slo es, Smith Shops, Wheelwrights, &e, arc to* be marked. The names of the Property HoldeFsgcncrnlly, (carefully including all those !u the county who nib. scribe in advance) arc also to be Inserted upon their pla ces, in the style of the map of Columbia and Dutches* Giumles, by the same Publisher. To be illustrated with vignettes of views in the county. The plan xvill be plotted to a arale of 1 1 2 inches lo the mile, making n large and ornamental Map- 'J’o Ire engraved and delivered to subscribers handsomely colored and mounted for Five dollars p< rcopy. JOHN E. G1LLKTT, Publisher, H w 8 15 Minor st Plnlndelphfci. CHEAP GROCERIES, AT THE £> W a t e r stre e t D r u g Store* J UST received, a fresh assortment of Teas, Sugars, Mo lasses, Coffee, Basins, Rice, Chocolate,Spices, tiroma, &.C., &c. Also STEWART'S SYRUP, warranted equal to any in town, together witn any quantity of first-rale B iicit W h e a t F l o u r , to assist in using up the same. All or any of which will be sold as cheap as can be bought in Geneva, not withstanding It just now , contains some 30 Hhd men, and others, possessing greater facilities (!) for buying cheap than all the re-t of mankind. Drugs , Medicines , Cam phene, Burnin F luid , Paints, Oils , C a iatiles, F a n c y A r ticle* ; P e r f n m c r y & c ,, as usual,cheap enough. A general assortment of ELECTRIC MEDICINES constantly on band. Lastly, a lot ol old JVa Chests, 8oap Boxes, &c , extremely low,or given to Dealers who wish them to r stocking, or show purposes. j any. 1 , 1852. J. INGERSOLL, Jr. S m i t h ’s B r u s h e s . C ONSISTING of Paint, Varnish, Groining, Blending, &c., just opened, and for sale by June l. 1852. GEO. P. MOWRY. D o n ’t a l l s p e a k a t once. 4 fine article of Almonds, atsix pence per pound, are IX . now selling at the City Drug Store, by June 1 . 1852. GEO. P. MOWRY. T HE cheapest article of <31n*s T u m b lers town, may be found at the City Drugstore. in June 1, 1892. GEO P MOIVRY
