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•ITEMS KOJi THE SEASON, GKASS SEED —One of the most successful and economical modes of securing timothy seed, and which ii practised by some farmers to great advantage, is to veup the tops of the grass while it is yet standing in the meadow, to be afterwards \hrashed and cleaned, and 'lien the real of the grass is mowed and .manu factured into liny. The seed thus costs only the labor of cutting and thrashing, the remain der affording the usual crop of hay. MIXING IUM/RE with the foil is of the great est consequence; and i( is especially so wheu applied in the latter part of summer for the VliBtit mlhiot -ueor-nn-auund- anVsopply of unmlxetT manure, burlediirlargyi masses and lumps beneath the soil. When' manure, therefore, is spread, it should be harrowed at (east half a dozen times well, with the surface soil, before the plow turns it under, ft (fms becomes thoroughly broken, the soil is m.ide mellow, and the whole is well inter mixed. So important, is this, operation, that •tfnr-half or even one -thTrd the manure will sometimes be' .equally efikacious where this practice is adopted. \\ TBJ5I>!TN5 \ YOTNO~TKEBS.—It often \be\\ comes necessary at midsummer, to trim the side branches of young trees, for the purpose of throwing the strength of the growth into an To Blacksmiths. I - OR sale by tbf' subscriber, 20 tons English one and two borse Tira IronJ at four dollars per 100 lbs. 20 lonsFfat Swede* at four and a half dollars flee WO lbs. 5 tons square do. from 1-2 inch to 1 1-2 inch. 20 tons Hound Iron, from 2 1-6 (o 1 1-2 inch. Hand Iron, boop iron of all widths, Spring Steel, oast, German, and American Step], best refined bo rax, borse rasps, &c.,&c. All of which wilt be sold cbeap for Cash. E. C. LITCUFIEX-D . May26,J845. - cut closely, the main stem becomes too slender to support the-jirass of leaves and branches forming the lop, and the tree assumes a bend ing or crooked form. To obviate this diffi culty, trim the branches within half an inch of •he stem, Ic.tving short stumps, with the leaves, at their baso. These assist m some degree the lateral growth of the stem, iind serve to stiffen it, and which may bo afterwards cut closely to ilto stem. An attention to this par -HGulai 'T -wU-often- *»ve~rotn h !ft«»b!«-in-*tttfci«g*j •;i crooked trees — Cultitato* for July. *>oxfMjs INJECTS.—Cucumber vinos have •• en He 'red of ilievelloiv bui! by covering their iviih the finpsi pHTes of tv<ml after curding. • nit: \f \he m«d s of dispelling noxious <•>. bo'li m \Pi;«'i moil mil animals, thore n lie M» ilimht ih.ii the smell <>f various sub mit - boili simm.il mid veeeiuble, decayed oilierwt.e. has a ijre it effect in keeping il.ein nfT—:i<i tpiriK nfliirpenniin fur irnlnnfrp- for tlio rurculio nn the plum, and tobacco and other lliings fur the penrh woim, and sassi- fras poles to keep off lire in lien roosts. The ppner-il principal nf llip iniiltpr -ippm< in hp flitm subscriber is\ much larger (lock now prepared lo orterT .„._ . of Shelf-Hardware, than usual, including all kinds of house bui.'diog HARDWARE. Carriage Trimming*\*\\1irgreat variety; Carpen tert and Joiners Tools; a very large stock -of Saddlery; India Rubber Cloth; Drab Cloths and Sattiaetts for Carriage Trimming*. — E.C. LITCHFIELD. ~ May, 1845. J \\' T S HEEP SHEARS, Wool Twins, also a quanli ty of cheap Tobacco Tor washing sheep, for sala-^by- -—-•-— E. C ljncHriKL-n. —-] Flour. A FEW hbls.' llftmialily JamesviI!e„fino flour \Iprr bb|„ »h sppyfinp a t lhe 'p** est market rates. May 26.1845^ E. C. LITCHFIELD. 12 NEW BUGGY WAGONS FOR SALE! Y the subscriber, for which a credit Of months witt be given, if required. May 26, 1845. • E. C. LITCHFIELD. B 12 SPRING GOODS. *TiHE s Subscriber has as usual, a large and * general-e's>6>tmonU>f-Dry-Goo(l»i-Groo<irie»r this, thnt any strong iirnmatic vegetable sub stance or liquid will dnve off insects or uni' malcufm thnt exist on ui\7m:il food, and anv strong pungent animal effluvia will keep off f)njrpn[ < [|),-,t derive their living /torn vegeta bio fond ; as the burying of u dead rat or toad has kept ofTbugs from vines, &c.— Western Chtard. No GENTLEMAN. Tho I'liilnielphi.) Ledg er says,:—Profamiy i« generally condemned as n low vulgar, iingentlemnnlike vice. The condelnnation i» jusi, fur it is utterly inconsis- tant with every trait of the grntlorono, accord- fnglo-the-properiletftitiion-trf -that term. A gentleman is a man who respects the lights and feelings of others, n< die best meaus of pTontoiing their happiness. According toj this definition, a gentleman will not swear; for he will not deliberately check the venera lion of others by irreverent appeals, and much (ess will invoke more than human power to aid in inflicting pain. And among whom do we find this most prevalent ? Among those most uddicted to other vices, and especially intem perance. Drunkards generally swear, because intemperance, impairs self-refpect for others. To swear like a pirate, is a proverb Why ? Because profanity is the usu.il vice of the vi olent; and as piracy is the groatest crime of violence, it is naturally accompanied by the last degree of profanity. \ I C.<NNOT STAND THAT.\—And what could not the sailor'stand ?'' He had stood the bca g-of-many a atoHih—Often-had-he-mount^ | AptilS8 ? 1845 ed up to heaven and gone down again into the depths. Many a lime had his soul been melt ed because of trouble. Yet he hid rode out the storm ; trod the billowy deep bnldly, and -giver, his troubjes to tho winds. But now he meets something that he 'cannot stand.'' What is it ? H e can stand tho perils of a storm. He can bear being a night and a day in the deep. He can bullet the hardest gale that ever blew ofT the ' Horn. 1 He can do and endure more severe labor am) hardship than any oilier man; bur, now he knocks under. It is the picture, on tho cover of a tract, of a woman teaching a child. 'O,' said he 'I can not stand that; it reminds me of my poor dear mother; u i» ju-i the way she used to ipneli mp ; but she is gone ;' and he burst into toars. Mother! there nre no human teachings like your own. (\nil your buy to your side, bnd give htm instructions wiirm from amoili- er's heart. And should tlul boy break away from his home, mid become a rover on thp deep, some little incident m iy recall the scenes of his early years. He. too, may be remind ed of his ' poor dear mother,' who used to call him to her side, and tell lnm about Jesus Christ nnd the way to eternal life.— Sailor't Magazine. y-*r\ — . Crockery, and a much larger assortment of Shell Hardware than usual, which will be sold at the lowest -prices for cash. E. C. LITCHFIELD. April 23.1845. W HITE Lead and other Paints; Linseed Oil; Paint Brushes ; Varnish & White wash Brushes, for sale by E. C. LITCHFIELD. G ROCERIES of all kinds, cheap ; Molasses 1 at 2s.6: Sl'ir° r frnf \ <i 'T ° ' r °'* ffflVi-*^ by House Furniture. T HE subscriber is about making different ar rangements in (he manufacture of Cabinet ^|§£«£j Furniture, FaTicy and Plain, which he is determined (o sell at such reduced prices, as will be an inducement to. (hose who wish lo purchase, to call and ex amine. Ladies and Gentlemen oflbe village and vicinity, are invited lo call and look for them selves. Also, ready-made of all kinds and sizes, made in, the best possible manner, and trimmed in good style, on short notice. $****=» Persons coming from the country, ns well as those in the village, will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as I shall put the price low,' to conform to the limes. S. ALDEN. Lincklaen-st., three doors north of Hough's Block. Cazenovia, May, 1845. O- W. DAWSOilT, LATE O F CAZENOVIA, .jpJjyKTTB no ITSK Two DoorrEasl of AmericanTomperajjco House, on Fayette Street, Syracuse. - A few hoarders\ received on (he most reasonahl .terras. Single Meals, 25 cents, board MORTGAGE SALE. XTAME. or Mortngor, Abrahun Re«i,_of Geo; •4* SOD county. Nam< . M*dl- -r KUCDUOI ;. <Vame of Mortgagee, David 8. *fteed. Mort- gare'dated the 92d day of June, ISO, and recorded in the Clerl'a ice oF JUaditou county, on (he 18th day ofjune, 1843, at S o'clock, at, in book T orATortgagu, [ug«41.—The amount dalmedto be due on aatd mortgage, at the time or the firit publication of thii notice, it f 19,10. Thefollotring ii adeicriptios orthe mortgaged premiiea,vis : u All that piece parcel of land, known as the north east quarter of lot number sisty-four, in the. aub-dtrision of town ship numbersir, in the county aforesaid, which said north east quarter of lot number sixty-fonr lies east of the highway running through said lot and contains, by estimation, thirty-four acres of land, be the same more or teu.\ Pefault hartas; been made In the payment of \\^jfj wnrr* l»y said Mortgage, by Tirtue of a power or sale, contained* in aatd* Jlforl- gage, the abore described premises will be sold, at Public Auction, at tlie house now kept by u . M. Lewis & Co ,in the Tillage or Mor- ris*4ll£,in th . county of 3fadisoti, on the 37th day of September, IMS, at one o'clock, r. x . Dated July 1st, 1849. DAVID S IDICIT T Hot»rs, Jluomry. S. REED, .Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. 3||U11SUANT to a power of sale, contained in m Mortgage exe> Ait cuUd bySytrestcr Clark, to Jonathan D. Ledyard, datai Sep tember 30,1B30, recorded In the Clerk's ofCce of Madison county in s, page 100, and on which there isclaimed to be at the lowest prices, May. 1845 E. C. LITCHFIELD. Saddlers Hard ware, Patent Leather, Shoe/Thread &c. &c ^^GENERAL assortment of acres and seventy seren hundredths, this day conveyed by Jonathan , ^ rTTrnuoin r» I n T ]tfffdya.rdan'l¥rir-tftMiirnn Ami\^-«t 1 jppfmtfi.ttr«H.M..riiMia Iff. -Q. LilkS+ttFtlSLilr. 1 |n said Morteage^-Dated June 4.1843. — ' 1 JONATHAN D. LEDTAHD, Mortgagee. 8 TBBBUSS Sc FaiacntLD, Altoroeys. S HEET Lead,Zinc and Lead Pipe, foi sale __.by__ ~ ~ E..C_. LITCHFIELD^ M ILL and _X Cut Saws, Anvils, Vises, axes, &c u for sale by E C. LITCHFIELD. P AINTS, Sasb, Glass and Pullv. for sale by E. C. LITCHFIELD. C AST IRON JPL'MPS, «op«ffor quality, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lend and Zinc, for salo by E C LITCHFIELD. May 26,1845. SUMMER GOODS. ¥ UST QpeDing\ a full f upply of durable Summer Gonds, including Bnlzarine?, Printed Lawns, M.deLainei, Barrages, &c. &c, alt the Now Styles Also, Goods for boys* and men's Bumracr wear, in a large variety. PUtFORD & SWEETLANDS*. April_^. 1345._ v due, at the time of tine firttpubHcatlon of U\U notlcev the mm of $76, 11. Notice b hereby given, that ntd Mortgage will be foreclosed by • tale, at public auction, on Saturday, \fie 30th day of Augmt I \Mil. at U o'clock. P. at me l^incldaen Home, intlie tillage of Cazenona, in •aid county, \All thorn tercmt pl«cei or p«*cUoTU&d tUuale in SulUran aforesaid, to wit: lot number one hundred and twenty niue, iq the tract known as the northwesterly part of the lata Oneida Reserva tion, contaiDhig one hundred ana fire and an half acres of land. Al 1 id lot number one hundred and twenty tight,io the same tract, COD- Ulnlng 0W hvimlr-tti fcUd finy hlbe afid 5 quarter acrca ol land, ex- cepting a part of said lots No. 130 and 133, containing ninety eight MORTGAGE SALE. P URSUANT to a power of sale contained in a Mortgage n by Joseph White to Samuel Walker, dated April 1,1641, executed -ph White to Samuel walker, dated April 1, Ib-Jl, record* ed fn the Clerk's office.of Madison county, In book Q. of Mortgage*, isge 602, and on which there Is claimed to be due at the time of the rst publication ofthii notice.the turn of $360,50. Notice Is here r • I..a -.2.1 •* • II v._ ^ i J i. bygfren, that said Morteage will be fo feel wed by a aale at public auction on Saturday the 23d day of August next, at 3 o'clock P M. at the Lincklaeo lloose in the rittagr of Cazenoria, to said county, of'*A )1 tlial certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the town, county and State aforesaid, being a part oflot number sixty eight, (In the Road Township) bounded and de described as fol low's: friz) beginning in the centre* of the highway, on the South line of lands owjted by Joiiah B. Moor;, Uicnce South easterly fttong the centre of the rud highway, nine rods twelre and a half feet or thei •abuutl to ttlB SODtlf it&£ ortlie garden oa the said premises, or to the Hoe on which the fence now stands, on the South tide of the said S rden ; thence Westerly atone the line aforesaid, nineteen rods or ereabouts to the lands of Oarid Smith ; thence Northerly fire rod* ajidserenfeet-prth«roabouUto the lands of JosiahB. Moore; thence easterly along the South line of the said Josiah B. Moore's lands to the place of beginning eonUminj; by eiUm-atioo three fourths of an acre of land, b - the icime more or Ies§, n atsaid premises are described in said Mortgage.—Dated, May IS. 1845, SAMUEL WALKER, Mortgagee. S TCBBIWS St F AIBCHILP , Attorneys. BUTTER 1 Of) TONS BUTTER Wanted, upon the best of terms to (be seller PULFORD & SWEETLANDS. April 28. 1845. HARDWARE. R ECEIVING our usual assortment of Hard ware, including House finishing arttct.'i &.c. —- — ^ - \P&'LFOKD Et SWEETLANDS. CALICOES' CALICOES!' ECnnrt YARDS American and other Calicoes •-''-\-'\embracingmost beautiful paterns from tbo lowest prices to belter qualities. P0L.F0 .RD & SWEETLASDS. April 28, 1845. • • Crockery. W E arc reccivim; a beautiful assortment ol Blue Ware, also every thing usually call ed for. PutFOnD & SWECTLANDS. April 28, 1845 Domestic Goods. C OTTON Yarn, Batting, Sheeting, Wadding Wicking, Ticking, &c. &c, as cheap as Ibe cheapest PULFORD & SWEETLANDS, April 28. 1845. 0\*Trutli lias bi'Pn thus el\quenfly de scribed bv a writer who lived upwards of tw liuudied years ago ; Truth ••> ibe glory of tjino, and the daughter o&Plermtv ; she is the lile of religion, the li^ht • f 1'ive, fie gr^re <>f wit, and ihe crowrj of «I i.n ;\sln- is the biiehmo-s of honor, the '•• M 'ij nfre.iinn, and tln*j >y 01 earth; she ' ..<._•. |\ ivorslij|i, ilic saint's bliss, and • i u'-rr.vvn) she-1) nh u pure eye, a plain . i p 1 . ir.iu wit nnd a perfect heart.— • i i inguc u-vn-^ri^. her he.nt never f.unt<, h.iu'l iH'i'er f.iils,;ind \w\- Cnil) never fear«. •^ho K.lion II «d fn luv, .in<l qr.iccd in constan- > V ; in patience admired, and in charity be loved. 'Bonnets. A LARGE supply of Tuscan and other Braids, cheaper than Inst year. Now opening PULFORD & SWEETLANDS. April 23. 1845. * Shawls, B ROCHE, Barrago, M de Lainc-, Balzarine, Thibet & Damask Shawls, all pretty and cheap. f PULFORD &. SWEETLANDS', April 28. 1845. Just Received, ^4 ND no\V opening a fresh assortment of Rich **• Barrage* Plain D'Laine and other Shawls. Also Mushn D'Laine, Uibons, Lislo thread Glove's, &c, May. 21 PULVOttD & SWEETLANDS' JP o n K : F OR SALE, wholesale and retail. PULFORD SWEETLANDS'. GREAT ENGLISH REMED? TOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,3, CONSUMPTION! The GREAT AND ONLY REMEOY (for Coldi, Couchi, Asthm*,mnflCONSUMPTION,l» the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIRE, diKOvered hjr the celebrated Dr. Bucbnn ofLoofJon, EDgltod, ftad iolroJucetl into the United States under the iramedi* »te laperiateodeiiee of the I area lor. The eitr*ordioiryiaccei»of th'« medlc'iDe, lo the cure of Pul- moDirr di»e»it», warnnti Ihe American Awnt in tolicHing for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE CASES that CID be found in the com muni I y—cajei that leek relief ia rain from any of the common remedies of the dan and have been girenupbr the moit dist!n-rof»hedPhniciani,ai CONFIRMED AND INCURABLE. The Hungarian Balsam hai cured and will cure, the MOST DES PERATE OF CASES It im o quack nostrum, but a itandard Encliih medieine, of known and established efficacy. E TIUT familjrin the Unltrd Slates should be supplied with Bo- ehab/t-Huitganan-Balwm of Lifr, tiot only \to counteract tljG coir •umptiTe teodi'ncies of the chmaU, but to be used aa a preVeatito medicioe in all cases of CoM*, Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Paio In the Side and Che it, Irritition and Soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Ferer, NigKt Sweats, Emaciation and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza, Hooping Cough, and Croup. QQhSoId, in large bottles, at $1 per bottle, with full directions for the restoration of Health. Pamphlets, containing a mass of English and Ajnsrieifl csjlffc cates and otlier evidence, showing the -uacqaalled merit! of this Great English 'Remedy, may be obtained of the Agents, gratuitous ''\DAVID F BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United States,—119 CotJPMtreet, Boston. 8. TOUSEY, Joslin't Corners, Madison county, N. Y^—^gent for New York and the Western States, to whom all ordtra should be addressed. Sold by JOHN FAIRCUiLD, Cazenoria, and by agents throoghout the -county. __ Cash for Wool! I flft O00\pounds Wool wanted by the subscri- * bers, fot which cash will bo paid. Also, Cloths in exchange for Wonl. E. D. &.E. D. LITCHFIELD. ' June 2. 1845. • . JSeto Goods. T HE subscribers are now receiving their sec ondslock of Spring and Summer Goods, which wilt be sold cheaper than the cheapest for cash or ready pay. E. B. & E. D. LITCHFIELD, May 6, 1845. -f en,—Tea^ | A CLests more of that prime cheap Teajust received E. B.& E. D. LITCHFIELD May 20,1845^ Cloths, Cloths.. F INE Black French Cloths, and a full sup ply of other styles, just received. E. B. & E. D. LITCHFIELD. May 5, 1845. DOMESTIC GOODS. B ROWN and bleached sheetings,,lickings^ cotton yarn, carpet warp, wicking, &c. cheap for cash, at E. B. 4* E. D. LITOIIFIELDS. Parasols. ' | Af| Extra\ Parasols just received and for * W sale cheau for cash. LITCHFIELD. sale cheap for cash. -E. B/& E. D. CARPETS! J UST received, a good stock .Carpets at much lower prices than usual. E. B, & E. D. LITCHFIELD. May 5. 1845^ ________ GROCERIES. fJpHE subscribers are now receiving a full wtock of Groceries, which are selling cheap er than ever. „ E. B. & E. D. LITCHFIELD. May 5. 1845. M USLIN DE LAINES, balzarines, raustin«, reps, harogo'a calicoes and ginghams, now opening at LITCHFIELDS. - April 3, 1345. - Hvess Goods* M USLIN Ginghams, Muslin de Laines, Bal zarines, Reps, Barages, Printed Lawns, &c. &c, just received at . ' E . B.& E. D. LITCHFIELD'S. Way 5,184fl: CLOTHS, B ROAD cloths, cossimcres and «a(inels, just received, and will be sold much less than former prices. r E. B. $r E. D. LiTCiirigLD. BUTTER 500,000 Bu,lerwfln,ed by,be E. B. & E D. LITCHFIELD. Cazenovia, May 5, 1345. E. B. iS'E. J) . LITCHFIELD. Bonnets ! Bonnets I J UST received, I caso Florence braid Bonnets, 1 case Neapolitan Lacedn. ,1 ense Straw do. &. 1 caso Misses Straw do , cheaper than ever E H & E. D LITCHFIELD. JSonnots. J UST received, another large supply of Leg horn and Straw Bonnets U'OODWAliri & GROFF. Table Cloths &. Spreads. B ROWN LinenCl(>tl)i Colnrrd Cmton^prcaiW. Brnad Clnlb Spreads, and Broad Clnth Piano Spreads. Rich Patterns. , , WOODWARD &. GROFF. EXTRACT Ol JL UJVG WOJR T. THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CON SUMPTION 4> LIVER COMPLAINTS. C OUGHS, Colds, Asthma, spitting of Blnou* Palpitation nf the .Heart, Night sweat*, pain in the Side and Chest, and all afflictions of the Piil- minary organs, are speedily cured by this valuable Temedy. The following needs no comment: Greenfield, Saratoga county, N X'., Feb, 20th, 1845.. Mr. C. J Roosevelt. Dear air—The love of life urges me to IIUKL this ifluutu ubmln'sume ufjuur nitiJicintj as I believe they will cure-me. I will give you a statement of mj case: About four or five months ago I was taken with a bad culd, and was very hoarse in consequence of working in water while'building a saw-mill. (I being; a mechanic) and w-as under the doctor's care about four weeks, and got so as to be able to -walk abriuE~oncl tried to do a little work, which brought on a slight bleedingof the lungs. 1 returned home dispirited and sicfc; The next day while sitting by the fire a blood vessel burst in my lungs, and commenced bleeding very fast—the doctor happened to be near, and done every thing in his power to stop the bleeding, and finally succeeded after my losing near a quart from my lungs, and more irom the arm. Out this did not last but a few houra, my lungs were so spas modic the doctor could not control them, and fur five days and nights continued to bleed, until there was no blood to run, when it ceased and left me so weak I could scarcely breathe of stir. I lay for a long time in one position, until my lungs healed, and I began to gain a little strength\. But about four weeks ago a-relapse came on. • an J-l-bgdaagaln-at \ Q7Tim.T .TAn /n ~~T\— ( NEW-YORK, the lungs, and continued to cough and raise large 1 quantities-opASIootly matter eveiy day, and was rap- dly hastening tofl'e grave My friends and neigh PAPER. I 000 PIECES P °P er Hangings, new open- j 1 \jy\J jng gjj,] wjU bc_joLl chsapjbr _CaiL_ -Leases of lung anti-ln— eompUmt^rovidedthe dre bors had given up all hopes, and told me that 1 must die. The physician could give me no encourage- ment, except that my lungs were not yet ulcerated, and all hopes of recovery left me until one of >' 0I J^ Extract of Lungwort—my neighbors obtained a bottle for me »j a last resort, but with very little hopes of it doing me any good. 1 have now taken it about a week, and strange to say, from the very first dose I took of it I began to mend—and my health is better every way My night sweats have nearly ceased, my itrength improves, my raisings are less, and hope is again revived ; but my medi cine is almost gone, and 1 wish you to send me two bottles immediately, and if I recover, I will do all in my po« er to spread the news that consumption can be cured I-remain jours.&c ,1^. . Chauncey U Medberry. • We do not aik people to use Dr Larbor's Extract of Lungwort unless they are, convinced from the proof offered llx-m tha' a cure-can be effected in all eases are not past all I uman aid All persons deiinng the agency for this medicine in this county, will please aildre-s C J KOOSF.VELT. Proprietor, 3I\T»2 State Street, Albany _» For Mill further prouf, see_a_Medical para phlet. to be hail nf any of the Afrenti. [gratis ] Ace-its.—lohn Fa'rrluM Cazenovia. E 8c I Klioadcs. Marlins i Feat 8c Kennedy, Janas'.nta May. 11)45 43 Painting. T HE subscriber still continues Ihe above bu siness in all its branches at Ihe old stand, over lhestoreof A. nnd W. B. Childs, and twoduor» wc«l of the bank. Thankful for Ihe very liberal pnlronnge he has heretofore, received, he still so licits a conlinuarVce of tho same, assuring all wb» may cull that satiifacliuo will be given 6i o» charge made. — PAIKTIKG, GLAZIN G and PAPER HANGIN G ! Mixed Paints of all kinds fur sale at very lo— prices. N. U. White-washing done with neatness and despalch. , . —TlIOMAB JONBE. -ApriUS, 1845. luinseed Oil For Sate. W HOLESALE or retail, at (he new Oil Milt at Belmont, or delivered Ip order on Ihe shortest notice. T . BAOKUI. April 9, 1845. Farmers C AN be accommodated with a few bushels of FLAX SEED, clean, for sowing—call at the new Oil Mill at Belmont, or at (he subscribers'. _ T. BACKUS . Uazenocta, April », lu40; ^ \~~ Look at This. JYiew Grocery and lletest. rpHE subseriher would respectfully inform the citizens of Cazejnovia and vicinity (bat be bat opened a Grocery and JRecess, in the stone block, south side of Albany street, nearly opposite Ihe bank, where he is ready to> wait upon all who may favor him witb their cus tom. Ho intends lo keep Groceries of all kindfv and Provisions of the best quality, which fa* will sell as cheap as can be bought etsewhsra for Cash. He respectfullysollcils a share of the pubv lie patronage R. S. KING. N.,B.— -Bultir; Eggs, Potatoes, Oott, and all kinds of Produce wanted. Cazenovia, March 14.134& •GEIY'IXEIUEiVS Furnishing Establishment, €. IS. HATCH, TWITES lie utleiilimi uf Merchants, and olh- JL crs to his large i)nd extensive assortment of Goods for GentiemWns' woarj consisting in part, of Slocks, Opera Tits, Collars, Bosoms, Shirts. Scarfs, Cray its. Oiled Silks. GWviT, Mastery, Suspenders, Under Garments, Sfe. ife. C. B- H's slock comprises-alhhaHrnrur vni desirable in his line, for CITY O R COUN TRY irado. Hjs stocks, &c, are manufactured underhispwnimmedialo inspecting and are war* ranted as good, if not superior to any offered in tbe New-York Market, and at as low price*. Afco-For*. April 2d, 1845. 8 w7 win? n\r \\Aiis, COMMISSION MERCHANT, IK WOOL, BUTTER AND CHEESE. ALSO, ALL KINDS-OF FARMERS' PRODUCE, No. Si, WATEn-SIBWT, Jlpril 1. 184 5 NEW- YOR K, ncrorvii -W D. WMtt, Cutiicr Ulic» Bu k ( B. tt. Xiaxltr, rirlakanr. Oneida To ; II Scott, Cwhitr, OlM] \ - • • ' IV — \ Bank ; Juhn (Villj-tm,, ('•t-no/taj , v-.-nu.i^ M.diioa Co j AJpgi Wrifv, 'KuTon. MaflTioii rn ; \R»v V.uglio,AVttertowo, Jeff. cp,i II lliilrooi'^, W.lerlown, Jrfftnoa ca GEORGE\ J. MUM UMHRIOLLA AND PARASOL MArfmcTVBitaEtTAituHumT &DcroT, ». 130 Ps-»rl-«i. (op|*o<i (r Cedar -si.) N, V. EW'U NT ^ vi«iiin.» llii «_riiy t '^lin ifiiend iga Co . ? ? r. ami 7 > Shoe's. JUST received, o large assortment of Ladies Shoes, from two shillinifs upwards. Also, q lew CDTSel o f nrerU lino and Coaree Roots. WOODWARD &. GROFF. PoaTOFFnil: CAin^cEs — A man outWest, observes the N. O. l'lcnyuiie, lieai ing that-'jfost office biiluticea' were to beut'justed in Wash- iugton on a patttculnr d.iy 4 wrote to lite Post master General, informinrr lnm tb.it J. F , had ab>qu;itulatrd limn Ins town nnd tjone to Tex&s, w.is in liis dubt^lOO, being tlio balance of tin uccnuut for woik done lor the post office. He Iregged o\ lnm to adjust -*V witlt -the-ethcr talatrces. (t7»The Cincinnati Gazette tells the follow ing good story A young blond from the east, not over fiimoui lor wit, while comment- . ing n 'ddy_.or t»o since upon western society^ *rem.irked to n Cinnnnuii belle, tlwttliay 'were ton decidely burbarons out we>t, nnd he should have lutnself boxed up in .i piano box, and Shipped east.' - I tlijiik you had b^lirr do so,' s : fe replied,\ JXew Spring Goods. N OW opening our usual unsurpassed assort ment of New Spring Goods, embracing all the new and most drsiroble Styles, in evory de partment of trade usual in.this place, which we offer lolhoso who trade for Cash, Ready Pay, and good credit, ppon terms as cheap as the .cheap est, in every instance. PULFORD '& SWEETLANDS. April 23,1845. /\•*\ ''ind iiave it marked 'soft, very soft!) -pMIll.-SUIJO 1 . William Greenland & Son, TAILORS, , TWO DOOItS WEM OV H John \Williams & Son s Store, CAZENOVIA, {^5» Cutting done on short notice and reasonabli lerms. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, *_ MorYisville, NEW FOR THE PILES. D R. UPIIAM'S ELECTUARY (an iotenit] remedy.) The iu- periorttT of Uil» jailly ctlcbr*tedtn<dicfne fat the cure of Pilet !• m-aifcitetl by it» relieving thauiaod) who h«d lu raia tested other preparations. A lady in this citj of the highest rrspecUbUi- tf t who had been afflicted wi/ft this complaint and for sercral f ears never free from pain, has been entirely cored br Iho EleC- tiary. A gentleman ia Broadway, for fire years afflicted with the bleeding Ftltj, entirely cured and now enjoys good health. A lady in Second sL was so afflicted with loflammaUoa aod Irritation from external tumors that she was unable tdketp up, on*.-portion of the Electuary gavo immediate relief, and a continuance of tho medicine made a perfect cure. Hundreds of cases-similar to the above hare come to the knowledge of thtf proprietor, and after ten years' experience with this medicine he feels justified in the aa> section that the electuary it a medieine the virtues of which can never be etcelled, and it may-juitly be regarded as a sovereign re medy for Tilej either bleeding or blind, internal or eiter&aU In Lockport, Rochester, Syracuse, Oswego, Rome, UdeaifiT other places, this medicine has cured some desperate cases of Piles after other remedies had been tried In rain. Price $1 per box. The agents will furnish the public gratis, .with papers describing this excellent medicine. S. T OUS-T , JoitiVi Corners, Madison county, agent for the stattof New York For sa\e by J. F—tacniLD, Cazeaovla, and agent* throughout the-oounty. W. H. D WI N E L L E, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL Fellow of the American Society of Dental Surgeons Office 4ih doorsoutb Clarice Hnbbie's Stp'e. S. STANTON, DEALER I N Marble, Monuments, Heatistonetf, &c. Salina street, Syracuse. Also, COT STONE, for Buildings, of every.de- grriptwiu supplied on short nnlice. TUST received, in addition lo our assorlmrnt, ** 3 cases of Parasols cheaper than ever offerert in Ibis market. WOODWARD & GROFF. A NEW supply of Broad Clollis and Casimeres, which will be snld*5'elotv Ihe market price. WOODWARD Sf GROFF. NEW GOODS ACrAIJV: THIRD ARlttVJtL. W E are now prepared to ofler as good an it- sortmcnt of Dry Goods & Groceries as can bo found any where, and as cheap for cash. WOODWARD & GROFF May 20. 1845. DRESS GOODS. M USLIN. Ginghams, Balzarines, Balzarine Lawns, Prinled and Ginghams. May 20. 1845. Lawns, Muslin De Laines WOODWARD & GnoFr . GROCERIES, ¥ OUNG Hyson Tea. atone shilling sixpence per pound, Hyson Skin at (wo shillings, Cof fee at sixponco, Salcratus five cents, and all kinds of groceries as low as can be bought at any house in Madison county. WOODWARD St Gnorp. May 20. 184^ White Ooodsr.*- S ARSINETT Cambrics. Plain, Bard and Striped Mulls, Book Muslin, Swiss Mull, Bishop Lawn. WOODWARD & GROFF. _-_Mgy£Q, 1345. Domestic Goods. ROWN and Bleached SbirtinRS, Ticking, -wicking. Batting, Cotton Yarn, Carpet warp, Cheaper than ever. , WOODWARD & GROFF. B' Read, Trt;, and Learn! THAT C USS 1 ! ay'\ 1 \ nvii-.x AHIWIXH FROM A NIT.I I'fTI'O Col'OII VAK B2E CJUaSE©, os it has been hiuoer 50 000 cases, by the well known N. II. DOWN'S VE.GETABLE BALSAMIC ——EH-IXIR1— 1 — The great ami cerlnin'ciiro fur roughs cblils. coninmi'lion, whooping cough, a/iJ all diseases uf the lungs. Prepnred in the northern nnd high mountainous parts o f Vermont, where diseases of the lungs arc more prevalent than perhaps in any other p :irt of Ihe continent, where it has slopcLllie lest of experi ence for the last NIKE YEARS, UNRIVALLED and UNEQUALLED, nnd bss become a standard medicine, defying all competition from any other article nf the kind, or of the regular practice. PsffiplsIcTS detailing flietuslory, cures, &c., can be had by application. Just roceived from Curlis & Smith, sole whole sale agents, St. Albans, Vt., By L. D. COBURN. Cazenovia, Jan. 28, 1845. 49. Let the aged and feeble read tltis and not despair I JONATHAN W. STILES of St. Albans, in the county of Franklin.-of Ibe age of 71 years, hereby certify thBt about three yenrs ago, I liad a very severe attack of Typhus fever, so thai for sev eral months my life was greatly despaired of, and for many days I was not expected to live from one day lo another. When tho fever left me, being rather of a consumptive habit, I had a very sovere cough and raised considerable blood and oilier matter which was troublesome nnd considered dangerous, as it prevented me from sleeping or getting rest in any way. Al this time I was ad vised to try Downs' Vegetable Balsamic Elixir, which I did, anil-in a few day* my lungs appeared to be healed and free from soreness. My cough left me and I had nuito recovered. From that tirao to the present I have enjoyed comparatively good health, and take pleasure in certifying to the beneficial effects ol tho Elixir in this case, believ ing, as do also my family and friends, that it saved my life. 1 can most cheerfully recommend it to the public as\ a safe mill\ efficacious remedy for coughs, colds, and diseases of lhalungs generally. JONA.W.ST1LES. SI. Albans, 27lh May. 1845. GOODS. N OW opening a large assortment o,\ \Goods »i • LITCHFIELDS'. M. W. & J. SHAPLEY, Practical ffiTacIiIiiisis CAZENOVIA , N . Y . BuitJeTt of atmott ail kind, of 'Machinery, vtx : Engine and Hand Lathes, Pickers, Carding Ma- , auntSf.-Co&densers, Jacks. Broad aud.$tar- row Power Looms, Gigs, Jfnappers, Mill-lVbrk, Screws, Presses, Sfc. $c. ' N. B. All orders from o distance will meet wilb prompt nllcntinn. V**iX V AlttENBlIBCn, TAILOR, CHLTTENANGO. Boot 4* Shoe Business! OURIN EDWAUDS7 respectfully in- forms fn~e citizens of Cazenovia and _ vicinity, that; he baa opened a Shop, in Hough's Block, on Lincklaer. Street, one door North of the Post Office, where he intends car rying on the BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS in all its various branches. He bas no eastern work; but has an assortment' of his own manu fucture, and will make tt) order. Ladies and Gen tlemen's work, which he will sell as reasonable >& can be obtained at any other shop in town. The \Steam Uoot, ' to the contrary notwithstanding. Me respectfully solicits a -.hare of the public pa< tronage.—Cazenovia. M»y 27. 1W45. GROCERY & JKECJESS. j. EGGLESTON, R ESPECTFULLY informs the loversofgood things, in Cazenovia, that be bas taken tho stand recently occupied by C. Grovcr, on Linck- laen street, where he will keep a choice assortment of Pies, Cakes, Fruits, and every article usually [found in a Recess. H*e will also keep a general assortment of OROC-RICS, Vrbich will bo sold Cheap for Cash. He solicits a.sbTirft-of public patronage.. C&cnovio, April 22, 1845. ' 'important to Housekeepers. \T*lHE greatest improvement of iho present age •»• is N. PARISH'S PATBKT PROPELLING WASHING MACHINE. By the use of this Ma chine you can wash tarm'tho finest piece, of lace up Jo a bed blanket, witb as' moch ease for the clothes as any way they can bo washed ; and an ordinary week's washing can bo done in one third tbe lime.labor, sonp, fuel nnd water, that it would toko in the old way, rubbing your fingers \off over Ibe tub ancHvashboard. Tbe price of these Washing Machines is eight dollars ; and they are so constructed they ui|l last the lime of n gen eration. One of them would, in any family, save the price it cost in three months. - So'tHnt it is a matter ol great economy as well ns'eaee. Any person wishing to see the above mention cdmachine^ will please call at tho Messrs. Shap ley's machine shop, or enquire nf W. L. PALMER , AGENT. Cnzenovia, Feb. 13. 1345. SIJLK _ COTTON IMBUUL.!LAS. L A RGE and Small sizes, Parasols, Parasetls, Sun jShodes, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, 'Bonnet Ribbons, Gloves, HoMcry, Lnces, &c WOODWARD & GROFF «• to rn «• ibe sbovi ectiih'UhitiPiit lim* i>x- iiii, it.p ilip noiir'nient whit h cm»pri»ps EVERY DESCRIPTION »nd pvery QUALITY, and which, th e Subscriber nffers at such prices, eith er for CH«II or on Time, 'a s cannot fail lo givis saliiifnrliiin. , ' lvll GEO. J.BYRD. W ould respectf'illy inform the citizens of Csr- ennvia and vicinity, (hat he has taken th* shop recently occupied by A. P. DUSTY, in lh» basement of the Lincklaen House, where be will be ready to wail upon alt who may favor bim with (heir custom, in (ho line of Barbcring St Hnir Dressing'. He hopes that hy unremitting attention to his busi ness, to merit the patronage of tha friends to \ easy shaving.\ Ruoc's celebrated ANTi-DAjsj>R\7\er SO LUTION & INDIAN POMATUM , kept constantly on hand. RAZOR'S honed and put in complete order, an shorl notice. ^ Cazenovia. March 24, 1S44. Carriage, Sign & Faucy PAINTING. fTlHE subscriber would inform his friends and J. the public generally, that he has opened a shop iifHie building or.o door west of Ihe public square, where by slricl attention lo business he kppss to merit a share'of public patronage. Also Carriage Trimming, done with neatness and despatch. Price lo cor- lespond with Ibe times. A. T. CROSS. CazenoviOj March 31.1845. FIRE, FIRE! continuo lo insure property upon the same libera) lerms as usual. Office at (he Store of E. B. & E. D. Litchfield,Cazenovia. November 21,1844. 3ft Farmers, Take' Notice. T HE celebrated Horses, Messenger & Mambrino, will be kept the ensuing seasoa ,ot the following pla-ccs, viz- Mondays and Tuesdays alTruxton Villagt; Wednesdays, nnd Thursday forenoons, at Fabiua Village; Thursday afternoons at Delphi ;.and Fri' days and Saturdays al Msjilius Village. Messenger stands unrivalled by any horse inlha Stafe, ha is .a beautiful Grey, 16 hands high, will) high courage, great power, and fine action. Mambrino, is a rich and splendid Bay^ IS hands high, and is a large-wid powerful hOfM 'of uncommon promise. 1 For further particulars, see Handbills. P. & G. WARREN Manlius, May 6,1845. tjj&uw^ . Molasses. T HE. subscribers are selling- Molasses al two shillings and six-pence per gallon E. B. „ E D. LITCHFIELD. \ Tan Barhl R ALLEN & SON, will poy half CASH.W • FLOUR, for newly peeled TAN BARK, delivered at their Tannery, in first rate order, and as. soon as it shall be reasonably seasoned for drn-wing. N. 13.—Bark must he put in piles, as soon as peeled, in order to save all Us Tanning properties —ihe ross beingdry, and laid, up from the ground, it will then bo irtpferfecl order. - Cazenovia. May 12. 1845. __ ^Feasa. Teas. TUST received via rail road, freih TEA, at 25' ** cenfs per pound. ^ * E. B. S( E. D. J ,iTCHri\tt .*0.
