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{L^Heary A. Mitchell, JSsq,, formerly ed. to'r of ttie Hartford Tiroes, but more recently of Stamford* has reeewed an appAUUro.ent in the Boston Custom'House. The office to which he has been appointed, it is said,>is the one lately filled by Mr, Holbjook, fatnfcrly of the Patriot w& Eagle', ' TberStamford Advo cote thus takes leave of Mr. J&itcheU: PROVIDED FOR.-*-Wo,are. happy to Jenrn t from the highest authority, that our neighbor, Henry A. Mitchell, Esq., has finally been pro vided far by the Democracy. He has devo ted body and'soul to the cause, and received nothing but an occasional crumb from the pub lic crib—while he'shook the bush the greedy cotmorants^nround^hina^have-jsnopped-up -al I the fruit. Now, ua Ire was just expiring with disappointment, relief has come. He is to be forthwith transplanted from our soil to the Custom I louse in Boston, where he is to re-. ceivea salarjrof -^I,500 per annum. In this removal, 'the Democracy' of this region looses a pet | the' Fairfield County Bar a distinguished brother) the Church, a zealous member, niToccasionnl render of Qivine Sep vice; and tee the grind stone upon which we sharpen our political editorials. We wi>li ^ him a safe transition to his new birth, and hope he may enjoy it until Polk is poked out of the Presidential Chair. ' ? PW GOODS!! N OW receiving of the latest importations, a' large quantity, in, great variety, of the raoit desirable styles and patierna,wbich will bs sold at a small advance frpnjcMt, at the new cheap cash, •lore of * Jt. WOODWARD. June 17, 1845, T BE subscriber^ has just received from New IforE, Silks oftMlSest fabrics, and of the newest and most fashionable descriptions. J. WOODWARD. Connecticut River Shad, f UST .received' direct from Saybrook,trKalf|-net1VluslinTrPla»dr^lrtprt barrels, ID tine condition, of a good quality, which will be sold low, at the cosh (tore of J. WOODWARD. Yesterday, |OHN WILLIAMS & SOS received a lorgo lot of Room Paper, Ginghams, Prints, Jaco- ^wisj ^iitttlisrBi \ Teas* /T1HREE ouajitiea Hyson Skin—-Abo Young end Old Hyson, end all of the very-best quality for sale low by Jane, 1845. -J. WILLIAMS & SON. A SUPERIOR quality Black China Silk Hose? Also, White Silk Hose. June, 1845. J. WILLIAMS SON. s HOE Thread in quantities, at very low prices. June, 1345. J. WILLIAMS » SON. • rage Hbawls, Sun Shades. Parasols, Gents White Kid and. Lisle Thread Gloves, &c, Stc., all of which they offer at the smallest profits. - - QazenpVia, June 17, 1845. SA VE YOUR LIVES! Jtnd especially, the JLive& of your Children I DR. FOORD'S TONIC COBBIAL) fa the most elegant, pie -the cure of-ati-disordera-of-the Stomach, jhteels^ Kxdhtys and Bladder, that has ever been oflered to the public,—panicularly for the epeedy cure of Bflioqs Chalio, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea and Dysentery $ When given freely in these most distressing and ol\en fatal diseases, nothing cfser*will be Jie- oeaaaxy to produce prompt'and entire relief but rest and a moderate Use of some Apt re?,~a.nd «x- ternai wqrrath applied oyer the stomach. ' ^ tf . Its effect* nre-most-surprising and delightful <iri removing-4hese\rhBlicy'#riplfifc3 amr cramps of the utomach which are often produced by improper or indigestible\ food, or drinks. It is also an excellent regulator to. the bowels of very young children, and it suothes, and bftpn entirely re moves that irritation in older ones which is produced by the culling of teeth; or the existence of vvnrms. In all the above named stomach and' intestinal diseases it relieves pain, strengthens the internal A organs, and restores their functions to a healthy stale-in a few hours; or at most in a few days— whe'n the appetite will be found reluming and the strength restored. It should be given freely ac cording to. the directions;—<no passible httrai can arise from giving any quantity that may be ne- cessary to .relieve distress. IVew Goods Again* \ C LARKE & HOBB1E are no;* receiving a larga supply oi Sufnmir Goods, such a* Oxgond Muslins, Orgsjid Barage, Ba.rage, Balza- rines, French Lawns, Scotch Ginghami, Scindia Sirtpes, imd.a variety-of fttbe? n$w styles fof La dies Dresses. All selling al reduced pricey, \Farmer's Exchange,\ Jung 7> 1845. S HAWLS.—A fine assortment of Damask, M. D'Lalno, Barage and other new styles, just received and for sale X«ry low at the Jg.ne 9, ^345. \EXCHAN^E^' 1 000 lbs. RAlSINS, al. 5 cents per pound, fur sale aUhe \EXCHANGE.\ Sheep ToJb |a^<i4>.t ilng-Sheop-can-- -^^uanlHrrof-Tpbaeeorft>ir--w«»liIng •[%. $6 found at ihe j \ETC^* New Teas, O F an txcellcnt quality, may be had cheap at the ensh store of J. WOODWARD. WA1VTJ3I>, A ' FEW Cords of Stove Wood. Also, a quantity of choice table Butter and Eggs, for family use at the cash store of J. WOODWARD, AN rHFOHT&NT FACTt-g -TllO LciingtoB- Observer states, that'Jacob F. Thodunter, born deaf and dumb, age.d twenty-five years, has been taught to articulate by his instructor, RobertT^Anderson. Theeditorwas/incredu- lous, when be lienrd this statement, but Jacob called on him, bid him ' good morning,' made himself distinctly understood in conversation, aodread a chapter i n the- Biblojvith ease and clearness, This is a remarkable case, and merits-a^ull statement of it from Mr. Ander son. It must be indeed that he is a remark able man, and his power should not be unom- ilflv *jjt __nr_ j»s • ^eiv_kgi^_iinrequj 1VAIL8 O F the best quality, can be.had for 5 cents * pound at the-new che\&p cash store of * J.WOOBWARD: m Thayer 4\ CQJS pECEBRATED SCYTHES fir sale, by J. ^ Williams & Son; who are the dniy agents for selling in this section, at wholesale or retail. Io com.rflbjndatian. of Thayer's Seythes, we say, that of twelve do?., we retailed; last year, three Scythes only proved bad. Cazenovia, July lst^J.845.' Wool, Wool, C ASH pa,ld fir good Fleec.e Wool, at the Ex change.' CLARKE;&H.PB.BIE. . June 0, 1345. Bonnets A NEW lot of Florence bra,id bo.nn.et* juBI re ceived at the Exchange, which will be sold cheaper than ever. CLARKE & HOBBlE. J, WILLIAMS & SON, J UST received, a quantity of refined Mould Candles, to sell at TEN cents a pound. Also, Hard Soap, at FIVE cents a pound, -at the new cash store of J; WOODWARD, Julv 8. 1845. umb may be brought to speak why may not the-Deaf be taught to hear? The power of man in curing diseases, in romoving affliction, is yet only beginning to be exercised ^-Buf falo Commercial Ado. . IsrxxT K -NowtEBCB.— ' Btrbi -duz yoir| know what bees wax cums from?' ' Guess I duz. Ynu see, when bees figlits they' draws out little clubs what they carries In their tails, and when they puts in the licks they gives each other real whacks; thems it as is called —bett-viax^ —<-T-aint-no-such -thiflgr— *-Xi tell ye— cos Uncle Ephriam told me so, and J guess lie knows all about it,' ' Wal,it is quar, anyhow.' LUMBER FOR 8JULES T HE subscriber has on hand a quantity so( PINE LUMBER, which he will sell cheap for cash. Also, Cash paid for Sheep Sf Lomb'i Petit, Any quantity of customers can find good MEAT, of All kinds, at the east end of Ibe village. w. c. CASWEE C T Cazenovia, July 1,1845. N. B.—As Ihe new post office law\ is now in operation, all persona indebted are requested to call and settle up old accounts. JSew Arrangement, H AVlfi just received, (\and are receiving) a greater*variety of Merchandise, and at lower pricek'tban ever. It will be unnecessary fir tbera to give a delat led account o f so many new kinds of Goods for Ladies' Dresses. In that way tbey have \ a little of every thing.*' Three times the quantity of Bonnet Ribbons usually bought at one purchase, and Bonnets to show tbem upqn.^ LargejSilk and b'tnefSuromer 'Shawls, very desirable. Tarasols & Sun Shades in quantities.- Shilling Calicoes hardly to be equaled, &c. &c. They aro now prepared with a large slock of BROAD CLOTHS,' TinAiiIIoliier-Woolsniicd ^Summer Goods, to e* change for Wool or Cash, on better terms than any year preceding. In looking over the above, recollect, that as usual, here are kept all kinds of Groceries, Crock «ry, and some Hardware. April 29. . . - BWVgCttK-CATTLE MARKET.—July 9. At mafk& 1100 Beef Cattle, (750 from Ihe South,} 500 Cows and Calves, and 3000 Sheep •nd Lambs. PEICBS— Beif Cattle —We obsorve no new feature in Ihe market worlhy'of parlibularremork. The comparatively cool weather experienced dur ing tho whole of last week, had tbe effect to in- ^luco buyers looperate more freely than they havo Ipr three or four weeks past. Of tho largo of fering, at the closing of the week's buiiness. on. 1000019/ evening, not more than 250head x remain- ed unsold. Prices have undergone no change from our last weeks'* quotations, which wo re sume :—interior ana Middling qualities 35a85 50 ; prime 3 6A 8 6 50. Extra sorts would com mand 87. Consrtm&malmsr— Prices hava suffered a con- •tderable decline. The number at m'ancet'was very small, and the demand extremely limited. Wequole $10 to $25 as lbs extremes of Ihe mar ket. Sheep and Lambs —Sheep 87 1-2 to §2 50 to Qi 60 : Lambs 87 1-2 cts. to $2 75. 500 un sold. . Wool ! Wool 7 Cfj 000 Pounds Wool wanted by the subscriber, for which cash will be puiu. June 4. 1345. J WILLI A BIS & SON.. May 6. 1845. • & A RGE Silk, and Gay Cashmere and xMu«- lin de Laine Shawls* Drab Bombazine, Drab Moreen for Ladies Skirts, Mourning MUs- linSj—tinen—Edgings;—\-Big\ Plaid- Gingham, Plain Mourning Giggham, Wide Black Silk, Sportsman's Buttons, Cheese .Cloth, Stc. . . J W1LT.1AMS rpHE subscribers having entered into copart- nership, intend to conduct tbe Jewelry and Watch repairing business all its various branch es, both in CAZENO VIA & SYRACUSE. The busintss in Cazenovia will be in charge of Mr. A. F. Tracy, late of Oswego, in whom as a superior workman, Ihoy have great confidence, and are willing to pledge themselves that all work entrusted to his hands', wilrire dona satisfactorily^ Cash paid for Felts, T HE Subscribers will pay Cash forSheepand Lambs Pells during the season.- JOHN WILLIAMS & SON, 100,000 SHINGLES, F OR Sale by the subscribers. JOHN WILLIAMS^SON. MARRIED, In this village, on the*J0ih inst.,b'y the Rev. Wra. Clarke, Mr. Joun HOFXIKS , and Miss LUCY EOOLKSTOH , both,of Cazenovia. Bythesame,on the 15th ult., Mr. JAMES ALD- RICH , and .Miss POL-LV HATS , both of Cazenovia -ROOT, In Madison, on the 21st ult., Mrs. — wife of Lyman N. Root, aged 41 years. In Madisqn, on the 2tst ult., Mr. HEHRY Hoxr,, merchant, aged S3 years. In Madison, on the 24lh ult., Mrs.- ROOT, wife of Solomon Root, aged 7S years, In Madison, on the 25th ult., Mrs. PRATT, widow of James Pratt, aged 73 years. 3KOTXJ2JSL. T HE Lyceum Society will hold a public do bate at tho Saminsry drawing room on to morrow (Thursday) evening ; commencing at 6 o^clook P. M. The subject for discussion is tbe following, viz. Are the Principles of the Native American Party commendable ? G. H. SEELY, Secretary. Cazenovia, July 16, 1845. Turnip Seed ! A LARGE suppfvof Turnip Seed, for sale by tbe pound. J. WILLIAMS &. SON. Lost.. IF the gentleman who found a rose-wood cane • at ihe lower grove, on Saturday tbe 12lWnst. will leave tbe said article at this office, he will be satisfactorily rewarded by the owner. Cazenovia, July 14, 1845. Save youV Postage? P ERSONS wishing to subTcrllnrfor any of tbe Magazines or Periodicals published in theso- veral cities can do so by applying by letter at the News & Peiiudicil Depot of George JN. Beasley, 142 Genesee fat. jCJtica.. Back rfumbers of any of (he Periodicals can he furpisbed By applying as above, freo of pos tage, as the subscriber has Agents travelling monthly Ibrough every part of this county. , Q. N- BEASLEY. Ulica, July 14, JS45. Soap St Candles. OF flt?ME MANUFACTURE. • A & W. B. CHILDS will *oll Soap at nya •r* • cents per bl. and Candles at TEK cents, at retail at their Grocery. Also, Wholesale at Factory Prices. „j, Cazenovia, July 15, 1845. TIT 'ANTED, at this office, a boy about six- v J .yihem .y«i»r» old, »s SD -apprentico-to >he Printing business. July 8.1345, TJ1 VERY style, from one dollar to forty dive. X-i WooowAnD & Gnorr. May 2.0, 1845. Dissolution, T \ HE. Copartnership horotofore existing under the firm of J.' Nickerson & Co., js dis solved by rautua) consent.' All persons having un settled accounts ox jDOjeslwilh said company are requeste'd to senile them without further police. 1 •• •'j, NICKERSON, JERE'ALLl.Sr - April, 1845. WEEg^ Tho business will be continued by the subscri ber,- J. NICKERJJON; They have madean arrangement with manufactu r«rs (thereby saving (be jobbers profit) to be sup -plied-wilh-goods-f-and also lie vo •roadoTm-arrange»-| menltolMPOUT most of their Watches, whioj^ enables them to sell goods in-their linonrtow as canbosold in New York cily, and tbat, they will do They are also about establishing inSyracnie, a. manufactory for making all kinds of silver work. Old silver will be made into new ware, of almost any discretion. Tbe highest price will be paid for old silver delivered at either store. New work will be sold atmanufeelurera (trices. W. W. WII.LARD. J. D. HAWLEY. Cazenovia, May 12,1346. For Sale. Leather Store ! filHE subscribers, aUheirold stand, keepcon- stantly on hand, a fuXstock of SPANISH and SLAUGHTER SOLS LEATHER, Harness and Upper Leather^ Calf. Kip, and Sheep Skins, to- vm gether with * . MOROCCO, LININGS, LfSTS AND FINDINGS. Also, Zioer and iveaf's i^oof Oil. They would particularly recommend -to shoe makers and leather dealers to examine their stock and prices before, purchasing in the eastern cftleY. They also keep on band BOOTS & SHOES , of the best quality. Cash paid for Hides and Calfskins. Wanted, any quantity of Tan Bark. ^ ALLEN fic SON Cazenovia. May^l845. NOTICE. T D. HAWLEY, respectfully begs leave (o announce to his friends that be has formed a co-parlnorsbip with W. W. Willard, of Syracuse, and that hereafter tho business will be coriducted under the firm of Willard & Hawley. For the liberal patronage, and vary friendly feeling manifested by the citizens of Cazenovia and vicinity, tbe subscriber returns bis sincere thanks All persons indebted to bim, are requested to call and adjust their accounts without delay. J. DEAN HAWLEY. Cazenovia, May'12,1845. Removal. npHE subscriber, has removed his TAILOIUNG *• ESTABLISHMENT to the new building, two doors east of the bank, where be will be bappy to wait upon his old customers, and as many new ones as will favor him with a-call. N. B. Cutting done on short notice and on reasonable terms. All work done by htm warranted. J. RYAN. April 7,1845. T 1ST of Letters remaining in the Post - Li at Cazenovia, on the 30th day of June, Andrews Frederick Johnson Mr. Abbott Erastus Jackson D. L. 3 Alvord Ira Johnson I. Burton Miss Emma S. -Judd Huldah Mrs. Office 1845. Barber Bishop Billings Stephen Barber David Bfiggs Sophia Mrs, Barber L. L. Baker Hiram Qurtise> Elvira M. Coin Marga,rett Ann Crorikhite Emily A. Combs Lyman N. Cross Miles Cook Wolcott Clarke B. A. Lambereon Alford Lamb F. F. Lawson John. Moory Richard May Luke •> OriHvoy Sarah H, . Mrs. Pierce S. D. • \ Poorus Betsey Ann Pressou Laura Post John A.' Richardson James ¥vl __-l I- T» Reynolds Henry Rice Eleger Donalsnn Clarinda Mr8 .Stebbins John Davis Abigal Fbsdick. Edward Fox Job.1) Freeman A. -L. Gridley Timothy Hi)! Jabez Hicks James Sulherly Elijah Smith Henry Smith Mary'TS. Sweeilaod Seth Taylor Richard , - Tincker Olive Williams Gharles F. Hutchinson Laura- MissWifliaros Charles Ho^eboom Abrara Hackley George Hartnond Rpsel Hayes Milo'n Hoyden Seympr Irish George Persona xaljing fgr ^hc above, will please any advertised. Si H. HENRY.. F ; M. Wellitvter Jeremire Webber Sarah S. Widrick Georgp Weaver Emijy M's? WhrtingLuQus E. [JTlHE subscriber oilers for sole a. rnill privi- I lege, one mile north of this Village, on lb* Chittenango creek, embracing Ihe entire stream, togeibe&with twenty-four acres of land attached to Ihe same, with ejcht<;en ieet fall on the lot. There is a saw mil) and dwelling house on the lot, which, as well as the dam are in good con dition. A There isttioWer -'sumcient to drive a cotton mill with 10,000 spindles, in Ihe dryest season, which may bo had by any person wishing to engage in any business requiring the aborc pow«r, at a very low rale, leaving three fourths the purchase money on mortgage as (ho buyer might choose. Alio for sale, ten acres of land on the west bank of tbe Chitlennngp creek directly at (he falls. ..The falls are 130 feet, nearly perpendicu lar, and will afford power to drive ma chinery sufficient to carry 100,000 spindles, which may bo purchased for one eighth the amount usually paid in New England. Alpresenlt hero are bul two saw mills to 6CCU|> the whole of Ibis immense water power, whicl might be purchased for a mere trifle, compared to its actual value) for extensive manufacturing pur poses. Tbe falls are (hreo miles north of Cazenovia (a thriving manufacturing village of2000 inhabitants) and five miles south-of tho canal, at Chittenango, in a well settled farming country, with all the ma terials at hand for building, having a superior stone quarry on Ihe banks ot the creek which cost nothing but the digging. To persons wishing to engage in manufacturing, requiring permanent water power, this place of fers inducements that are not equalled in this slate. There are already four woollen factories on this stream, besides three others on Ibe lime stone creek, 'in this immediate neighborhood, also flouring mills, paper mills, oil mills,-macbino shops, furnaces, in fine almost every kind of me chanical work needed to put a factory in opera tion in a short lime. JOHN WILLIAMS. Cazenovia, Mnrch 4th, 1845. CERTIFICATES, • 1 certify that I was afflicted with a Diarrhea three years ago, whjoh resisted all the common remedies of several physicians, and continued to wear me down for three or four months, so that I nearly despaired of getting well, when I applied to Dr. FOORD fur advice. He gave me a bot tle of his Tonic- Cordial, and in one week I was cured of it, aod in a short time recovered my 'usual strength, and have ha4 no return oT that complaint since. 1 A neighbor of mine, at mv're-- quest. has also used it with the same success. ELIPHUS LYON. Nelson, Madison county, Aug. 0, 1844. \ \I have*hadTepeated Stocks of Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus, within 0 few; years paat, attend' ed with severe pain, and producing great prostration or strength ; and I have hitherto found nothing to do any good but Dr. Foord^a TonicCordial, which has often arrested the complaint, and restored me to my usual heajlh tit's very short time. I can cheerfully recommend it as an uncommonly good medicine fir all such complaints. ~ v - JAMES NICHOLS. Fenner, Madison county, Aug. 8, 1844. Dr. Faord's Cordial, has Ireen used in my family for several of the ahove narked comp|a(nts with the .most happy cflects. The relief and comfort derived from it, has heen so great, tliatl feel bound in duty to him and th^ public, to speak of it in the highest terms oi*cc>ninienda,li(>n. All that he ssys of it I know from experience lo be litenlly true ; and if lis good qualities were generally kboivn, it wpuld besought fur by every fumily. WILLIAM FAY. Cazenovia, June 25, 1845. —I*an^Uee^rXuUy^dd^tf. testimony to the foregoing, and say further, that it Is such an excellent «j nnd pleasant remedy to relieve pain in the stomach, back, or limbs, arid to remove' falfllnesa and I improve the appetite, that! should not like to be a day without it in ray house. And 1 have known several pale, weak, sieklv children Wonderfully improved by the use of a boitle or two of The-Tnmc -€ordia1. - — ' MRS . PHEBE G, FAYt -+ Cazenovia, June 25, 1845. For nearly two years past I have been acquainted with the use of Dr. Poord's Trtrtic Cordial, for the ctre of Bilious Cholic, Dysedtery, and several painful disorders of children, and many a Calicoes ! Calicoes!. I O fiOfl^ Al *^ American Prints, for sale. May 26, 1845. CLARKE & HOBBlE CARPETS, A GOOD assortment of fine and superfine In grain Carpels ; also, Cotton, Rush and Hair Carpets, Oil Clntlis, Ruggs and Malts, uncom monly cheap, at the Exchange. CLARKE & HOBBlE. May 25, 1845. T HOSE wishing la exchange their wool for cloths, will find it to (heir advantage to call at (lie \ Farmers' Exchaiice.\ and examine the. itpe.fc/of cwlhs iper* offered;. The aoertmMt U complete anil prices v«ry inw. 1 * CLARKE & HQRBJE. May 26, 1845 ' 5 0,000 Pine and Hemlock Sningles for sofo at the Exchange. Aniif & HouniE May 20,1646. 1>QMESTICS. time have seen it relieve them liken charm. TlieyiHlft! it au wel and useful th*t I take pleasure iu speaking of it in terms of the highest praise, it, and ihey Will not be disappointed. WM Cazenovia, June 20, 1845. For tale in almost every village and Drug Store in the country. Let any one try L. PALMER. GO IT BO O TSl CliEIR THE TRACK. Wool, Wool! 100,000 pounds WOOL Wanted, bv R. & C. JACKSON. Cazenovia, June»17, 1845. Bouse A' Sign JPainting and Glazing. VAN DRXXsSZiHr «V IRONS, T HANKFUL for past favors, respectfully in form (be citizens of Cazenovia and vicinity, tbat tbey continue to carry on tbe business <jf House & Sign Paintjng' and Glazing, in'all its various branches, at tbeir new sbopon Albany slieet,one door VMestof the_ JBoo'Ifrlorc, where, tbey can be found >t all times ready to wait upon all who may favor tbem wilb tbeir custom; • Signs-painted and gilded with or without shades at short notice. m All kinds of wood imitated, such as Oak, Ma ple, Blsck Walnut, Mahogany, Cherry, &c. Marbling done in tlie^nglish and French styles to suit customers. Paints! PaintsH w Paints!!! H. VAN DRIESsEN; keeps constantly on band, al lb\ above aland, «\Vbi(e Lead, Dry and Ground in Oil, Spanish Whjte t <>aris White, Red Lead, ..Venetian Red, Yeljow Ochre, French AH £hromoJYj:UQiv ^WDS ^ck-jind -Eraer «U Green, and every other kind ofJPaipt, as well as Linseed Oil,boiled or unboiled, can be' bad cheaper than $.t arty other—plaeferin lowiu - - • N B:AI1 Kinds pfT'oTijIeTs' Toojs for sale pfienpcr than can be obtained elsewhere. Cazenovia-, April 29. }846. CAZEN0TIA HOUSE, (Frontingfhe Public square 4- intigbt of tlte Lake) N. .CAZENOVIA Yt, BY -1YI, SPEAR. * Always prepared for Travellers, Boardera, and Parties' of Pleasure or Business. Bliss\ 1 Sash A' Etlinfls, I XT'OR sale al manufacturers prices. LP H. VAN BRIESF.V T HE undersigned,BtthoJVIbanys'treel Bootand.'Slifoe Depot,—signlbt'ilie BIG BOOT—are now ^ ,nJU !, t, ^V ,8l,t ^ X '' 10 \ . ^ oW /& Bd » 80d ,ho whole wor td.j»bo stand in the'' needful\ of Boots and Shdes. Their assortment and Wiaw« r „« beyond nil parallel, and comparison They nave jnst rpr.eireil from New Ynrk L IindiPS_ J Mj«ies,.an t (roh »A».~'. .u— t....i.:... . . vi T ,rv-- t^|ltP*phu>kiiis f unrters- sntf boots, orevery variety-orslyleand color,lo 'tickle'the fancy or render ' bona ftd»> »« t . vicc-^aUo Gents far.cy'Bbots of every kind—fnr which tbey will lake Gold, Silver and genuine Bank Notes— easiest things in tbe world to get. Tbey also manufacture gents boots in tho neatest sly lo.and lasbion, together with all sorts of heavier work for tho-real seroics, for mcn^ women and children—for which they wijl take cash, hides, skias, tan bark, produce, and matters and things in general. Their prices aro so lour that there are no fractions to express tlifra Having adopted th'e principle of Go IT , and dealing exc/t/gfocfy in boots and shops, (hqy are pre pared (o undersell those innovatcrs who sell boots, shoes, (ape nnd molasses. Cazonovia. May 20,1845. . GREENLAND & WHITCOMB.' M ORE Tickings., Wicklngs, Sheetings, Bat tings, Waddings, Carpel Werp, Cotton Yarn. Striped Shirtings. &e. &p., for Idle at reduced -prices-at-tbo-Excbaoof. , CLARK $ k HP8BIE. May 1.1345, CJttOCKEUY & HARDWARE. [ ft ROCKERY of the latest styles can ho found at-tho Ex«l»ni .'(M >liofr gonorsl-nsioNmontflf Hardware which will be sold ns cheap ps Ihe cheapest. CLARKE &. HOBBlE. May i; 1845. ' BONNETS. J UST received nl (he Exchange, a ft racnt of Lndies' anil Misses' FJorun Fancyncy Openn Workk do.., Straww andd Will finp nsforl nee otnul. Ope Wor do. Stra an Wfllpw Bon -4-notSr-whicJt will io- «<ul uncommonly chpai- hy CLARKE & HOBBLE. Cazenovia, May 1. 1345. Cloths, Clot lis. C LARKE & UO.DBIE nto receiving n littla the \tlicest\ assortment of cloths for g»n tlemen'a wear ever of|cred (i) this market I 'ease call at the Exchange and satisfy yourselves. Cazenovia^.-May 1. 1345. L A DIES can Cnjl at Ibe Exchange a, splendid assortment of P.rip(pd'Ljwn,s & Muslins,. Ral^arines, Muslin D'Li\inef, and ptbef style? of roods for <um.mcr Dres.scs, for ss!a phenpoi than ever. ' CLARKE £ HOBBlE. May 1, 1845. ' ' C A Z F~JV O VIJ1 1 CABfl^ET AND CHAIR WARE HO USE. Keep Cool, W HEN you can find at CLARKE & HOB- BlE'S *o. mn.ny gpoil tljJef ff goods (or Summer Coals, Vesls & 'Papls, siicliaa Tweede Cosilirieres. Gnmbmajii, Linen Drillings, Cotton ades. Blue & Striped Jeans, Fustians, &c. &c, which vril\ sold al prices that cannot fkil t>< please May 1. 1845. T HEJ subscribers having opened (heir Ware Room, i n .the building on Albony street, diroctly opposite (ho Bank, where they intend to keep constantly on hand, or will make to order, all kinds qf/arliclqs in' their' line of business, sugh as . • ... *V. . ,1 Mahogany Sofai and Chairs, Nof (ho latest and most approved (asliions; \jtmre, J'ier, card and_| Dressing fables ; Ward-robes, Secretaries, Book Cases, Dressing, Common 8t,FrenchBureaus, Curled Maple and Chorry Bureaus; Dining ahd'Comroon Tables; Wash,. Work and -» - Light Stands ; Field and French Bedsteads. Also\ Curled Maple, Grecian, Fancy and Common Choirs. Rocking, Sewing and An\ f Chairs, nnd a splendid article of Boston Rocking Chairs. SeReo and Sofa Bedsteads ; Windsor, Fancy and Grecian Settees. Matrasses, kept on band, and made to order. Turning, Sawjng and Repairing dono at tho shortest notice. They are prepared Io do all kinds of Ornamental and Sign Painting, or. reasonable terms. Mahogany, Cherry end Pine Cofijns, kept on hand, nnd raado lo order on the shortest notice-. Wanted, curled and plain Maple,\Cherry Butternut, PTno' and\ While Wqod Lumber, and nearly all kinds of country Produce, and Cash in exchange for Furniture. N. B.—AH work done by them warranted well made, und of good materials. Furniture and Chairs will bo sold as low oslHose of any other establishment in the'country. : Cazenovia, Jan. 7; 1845. , _^_J ANDREWS CHERRY. CO^AUTViEUSHlP. T HE subscribers bare firmed a co-partnership for the purpose of carrying on the Book pub lishing, Book-selling nnd Paper Making business in the village of Cflzenovja, under Ihe name and style of Henry & Sweellands'; end having tokon the business of Henry, Hilchcock & Co., they will be found at (he old stand, corner of Albany and Lincklaen streets, prepared (0 attend (o all calls in the above business. Cizenovia, May 1G, 1845. S. H. HENRY. J. W. SWEETLAND W\. H.SWEETLAND E. O, WEJLD, RESIDENT PHOTOGRAPHIST, O FFICE at Ms dwelling, on Mill street, 3 doors south of J. Williams & Son's store, is prepared at all times to lake Phojogrophio Like nesses, which will be finished in the best style. Charges moderate. 13lf. DISS'OJOUTION. - T HE CO parlnorship heretofore exislingbptwee'ni the subscribers, under Ibe namo and firm of | Henry, Hitchcock, & Co., it this day by jniilual agreement dissolved. Tho unsettled business of the firm is Ipft with. S. C. Hitchcock, who will be found at Ihe Store of Henry & SwectlondaS where all persons aro re. quested lo cnll and arrange theiraccounls without Jelay.-May 1,1345. * R. II. HENRY. S.C.HITCHCOCK'. CHAS JACKSON. TEAS, TEAS. . TEAS of the best quality and. jow. prices can be fnund at Ihe Exchange. C- &. H May 26. 1845. Wool Twine, \y^OOL'Twine in abundance can be found at C ^wp & Hopjup's. Parasols. A FINE fissnrlment just received at the Ex change, for sale cheap CLARKE & HOBBlE. Oazenovia, May 1, 1845. Wool, Wool, T HE subscriber will exchange BRQ/tl' CLOTUH, P.L/HN CLOTftwi s./r- JNETS, tor V\ OUL. Farmed in want of Cloths wjll do well lo tnl.o a loflk beforo-esthqnRing clsewbere. A gondo« sorlmenl will bp found, at his. plolh StQfO, fnci-'i door eas| of'the Madison Cosinly Bank, or nt I U fnc'lory in Pnmpey Hollow, two miles nor 1 - «l Delplri. ' • II. T^JBI EYCK Cazenosia, June 2. 1845. Xi. CHANDJDBIIj TT EEPS the \ HALT WAY HorsK,\ on th. cornerof Albany and Green streets; Prrsnn- that call, can be refreshed with Sod;, fco Cream Barker'* Ppp, Cegars, &c. BATH HOUSE open from Friday t)|l Sunday morning; clean and warm. fleisons -desiring a Bath an any other day, can bs accommodated, by giving notice. Ca,zenoTia. May 27,1346,. _ _ Cheap as the Cheapest: \' ' AHti • — OOOI> THE BE^' W JLL be iound at |hq first two story build ing east of Linckls,en Hotfie Block, on Ajbapy stroei, qll kinds of CABMAT. T FVMUWWREx consisting of the following articles : Mahogany end Cherry Bureaus, Tables and Stqnds, of diflerenl potlerns and various plans, Boston Rowing, Sfitym5« T an Fy. &lV|h(l«cr Chairs, &c. GO of different sizes, kepi constantly pp hand, c made -la order on^ shojt nn(jpe. All of which will bo sold as phoap «f paB b u purchased el(«w|ierc-. - •-G. W. NICHOLS CajenoTin, April 16. 1S45. W ould fcepeclOdly inform the citizens of C< enoria and vicinity, that ho has taken shop recently occupied by A. P. DpsTv.m - busgnnfent of Ihe Liricklafn House, wberp be » la ready lo wall upon oil who may favor him \ n their custom, in tho line of BarbcriiiK A Hair s5rqs?inpr- Ho hopes that l>y unremitting attention t\ h. business, lo merit palronago pf the friends ''easy shaving.\ Ruoo's colcbrqled AlSTI-DA^Dntrr So LifTiotf •& IcrniAK PoMATU^t.'kopt CnnslHIllly on hand. RAZORS honed and put in compile or<l\r • short nplicp. Cszehovja, ^farcb 24,131}.
