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By-! Last JNigKVs .BfTaiL CASSWS M. CLAY .—We lenrn with plea sure by the following letter, whickappears in the Voice of Freeaom r tbat-Mr. Clay is re» covering, but the impression it conveys that his paper is not Jto bo continued, we trust time will dissipate. - Bat let Mr. Clny recov er his health first of all things.— Tribune. Lexington, Aug. 22, liiS. Dear Sir, —Your long and interesting let ter has been received. Before the receipt of this you will probably have learned that the True\ Anrerictin-office-waB^on-Mbnday— last mobbed by'the minions of the'slave power. Yourjremitt'ance of 92 iathorefore returned. Mr. Clay is npt at home, having just risen from a spell of severe sickness of a months' continuance, and gone to the Springs. When the violence was committed upon his office, 3re was lying completely prostrate.* Respectfully, • W.-L f JNEALK, Pub. True Amer. DestructiveFWei^bltr - e/^fK^We-teirm from the Philadelphia correspondence of the Tri bune (hat theateam-sugar-reliiier-v-«P4lqudetondJ Canet in that city was destroyed Tiy fire-on Sun- 1 -day morning—toss $25,000. -A\. y the' same time a fire broke out in Bond -st. uiear the corner of Broad and Cherry st. in the T<;atof Clarke's Hotel, which spread with great Tapidiiy, destroying rhe extensive Coramision -w ...i.wnrffVii> T n r iin H rv,, .t, sinner, fr Siter, Jorvis,,& dr. and severarotherswhose names I do nut re'collett. The total loss is put down nt 8300.000^ Among the property con sumed war'SOfXTbirrels of flour, besides an im mense quantity of grain. Clarke loses 10 fine horses. A member of one of the Engine Companies was killed by the fall ing of Craigifa Co's store and other members of the Department, if is feared are fatally injured. Fist AT WIST Tnor.—A stable owned by Li- iham-Gornell-was-ftred-nn-Suiiduy «veh'mg. Il was entirely consumed together with some six tenements occupied as groceries, and dwellings hy a number nf jwor families. There were eight ffifr3 ^Ifnlf^l3hle^Wefe»ere=l!nr_n'rtIf=rrfaFir)l= them belonging ton Mr. Perry, which were-in sured. The Troy Budget from which wc gather this account snys the buildings destroyed Were tiwned by Mr. Cornell who was probably fulty insured.— JBb. Citizen. LATEH rnou TEXAS .—Tho Now Orleans ' papers of Aug. 30, contain* inme additional items brought by Ilia steamer ifcKim, whicli arrived llio\ previous day from Texas. We \ annex\ »oiue paragraphs from tho correspondence of (ho Pic ayune :— ILuston, Texas, Jug. 22,1845. Thn-M\yjnonj mnltn tin ftu.wing on, Ihe frontier. The lait accounts' from ihe Rio Grande represent that Ihe few ragamuffins lingering in that vicinity were in a miserable p'ight. &utin r Angus! O, yqis. We hope to adjourn in aboot len days. Much of'the Constitution ha* alreatly been engrossed, and therefore mil sulijccl to he amended but upon motion to recon«iiler. I tliink we shall have il in such ihape at tvill pleaso our friondf in the United Stales and be acceptable to our own people. A NICE DISTINCTION .—The Albany Argus, in giving a report of the attack of Mr. Attor ney General Van Buren'on' Mr. Jordan, at Hudson, says, that> Mr. V. B. first said ' It is \and then Mr. J. said ' It is n lie,' Cheap Cash Store. No. 1, Burr's Blocki corner of Albany street and the-Publie Square. N OVVsopeningi-a large stock of fall and winter, goods, confuting in. part of broad cloths, CBisitnerei, satinets and vestings, of which .we' havo^ngopd assortment; and are prepared to sell them at less prices than ever, owing to ibefacl of their having been * bought less: those who feel disposed to doubt this assertioncan bo convinced as. to the truth of it by calling and examining goods and pricos. \ _ WOODWARD & GROFF. Sept.\ 7,1345. Ladies' Dress Goods. C ASHMERES and delaines, some of which are all wool, plain, striped and'plaid, silk and cotton warp alpaccas, and a host of other' goods suitable for tho Season, WoorfwAnD &2 GJB.OFF. Sept. 7,1845. . IUST received, three cases darkjprints, atjpret- ' ty patterns as can be;found;in market. WOODWAIUJ If GBOFF. Sept. 7,1845- ' * BUTTER I [On TONS BUTTER Wanted, upon tbe best r&**~ 0 r terms to tbe seller. POXFOIID & SWEETLAKDS. April 28,1845. A LL colors and quantities at prices varying from ono dollar lo forty fire. \\WuouwAinr& GitoFr. Sept. 7.1845. HARDWARE. | O ECEIVING our usual assortment of .Hard |-lX-aarfl^-incIuding Hume finishing articles &c. PvLrORD & SWEETLAWDS. April 28. I34ff. BONNETS. J UST received, another large supply of Log- born and-Straw Bonnets, —:—\wptw \ Tabic Cloths & Spreads. B ROWN Linen Cloths Colored,ColtonSpreads, Broad Cloth 'Spreads, and Broad Clotb Piano Spreads, Rich Patterns. WOODWARD & GROFF. TUST received, in addition to our assortment, ** 3 cases «f Parasols cheaper than ever offered in Ibis market. WOODWARD & GROFF. 4 TCEWsujiplyvof -BroHrf dothrand Casimeres, which will bp sold helow Ihe market price. WOODWARD GROr'F. DRESSSGOODS. ^ M USLIN,- Ginghams, Balzarines, Balzorino Lawns', Printed Lawns, Muslin De Lainei and Ginghams. 'WoonwAjat) &. GROVF. May 20,1345. - • OR-OCEIOES.- Y OJJNG Hyson Toa. at one shilling sixpence per pound, flysorfSkin af two ~sFinTngs.~ Cof fee at sixpence, Saterattu fivo cents, and all kinds of erncerios at low as can be bought at any house in Madison county. V WOODWAUD & GHOFP. Domestic Good B ROWN and Bleached Shirtings, Ticking, wickinjj, Bulling, Cotton Yarn, Carpet warj> t Cheaper tlian ever. \WnonwAnn it GnoFF\ $IfjK <fc CUTTUX WSTBUEIJTJAS. L ARGE and Small sizes, Parasols, Parasells, Sun Shades, Leghorn and Straw Bonnelt, Bonnet Ribbons, G'ovcs, Hosiery, Laces, &c. WoomvAnn &. Gnopp J\cic Arrangement, very not true. The Argus seems to think that it is good natured' to say ' It is not true,' but it is on insulTto say ' I t is a lio ' We are hardly deep enough-read, to sec ihe distinction.— Tribune* NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.—Sept. 2. At market 1700 Beef Cuttle, 4700 Sheep and Lambs and 40 Cows and Calves. PBICES— Beef Cattle—Are no hinder, bot pri ces arc paid more readily—the makct closing vcr> Tirm at $3 50 a $5 50 aB tbe general range, and •$6 lor a few. 35 taken fur Bermuda, and .ISO left over. Coxes and Calvee. —Wc continue at Q14 a 929, till mild. Sheep and Latnbs —The market was cleared tit 75 cents a $2 50 for Lambs, 87 cents a 83 ftir Sheep. ' HIAKRIEP, AlChiHenango, on the 17th ult., by Rev. Mr. Swan. Mr. WILLIAM ROBDIKS , of Nelson, and Miss bVttiii S. WEBBER , of Cazenuvia. Snddculy. in Oswego, on the 7th inst., Mrs. SARAH A. HARMON , wife of Herbert M. Harmon, 4 in the 21st year ofher age. In this t<iwn, on -Monday, the 8lh ult., Mrs, ANNA , wife nf Lewis Raynor, Esq., aged 4(5 years. The death of this amiable and excellent lady has been severely felt hya large circle of relatives nmt friend*. In all the relations of social and domestic life—as wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend—she Ima been nn ornament to her sex and a blessing to the world. Few have, indeed, won » moreTffutlless repuTSliim. Modes! and vmh trusive in her manners, cautious and prudent in her wards, equitable and just in her dealings, Vmd and charitable in all her habits, RIIC seldom failed to ciiaimand'the honest friendship or pro fuund respect of nil with whom she had inter course. |t shout.1 be added, sue WAS A CHMSTIAN —i consistent follower Qf Him who \ went about <loiag good.\ The death nf such a woman should tie regarded as a public loss ; nnd so we lielieve ilia regarded bv oil who had the pleasure ofher acquaintance. Though her sickness was protracted, and her sufferings great, all was borne vith the most exemplary patience, and the most cheerful acquiescence in the arrangements nf an Maerring Providence. Her end was peace.—» Goal woman 1 Peace to her memory, and peace to her surviving friends! P, J\'ew Goods : JYew Goods I rpHB subscribers are QPjy_JSCejvJng_a_full as sortment of Fall Goods. * . E. B. & E. D. LtTciiFiEi.D. Sept. 8, 1845. . C ASHMERE, Brocha, Alpaca, Slradilla, and other 4 «tyles falland-winter shawls, now open ing, by E. B. & E. D. LI'TCIIFIDLD. Sept. 8. 1845. J UST received, and now opening—Drab Mo reen for skirls ; corded robes ; Lisle thread gloves ; while goods ; dark cheap calicoes; mus tins, &c. &.c.,to which the oltention of purcba sers is requested. PlILVORD fy SWEETLAITOS. Aug. 4,1845. SCJMMEB GOODS. 1UST opening a full supply of durable Summer •**' Goods, including Balzarinos. Printed Lawns, al. de Laines, ilarrages, etc. &c, all the New Styles. Also, G°°ds for boys'and men's summer wear, in a arge-Variety. -P-U-LF-0 RD~& S W-EETL ANBS1.— April 23,-130. CALICOES! CALICOES!! ejAAfk YARDS American and other Calicoes ^\'-''-'embracing.mnit beautiful paterns from the lowest prices to better qualities.' PCU-OBD &, SWEETLANDS. Crockery. W E aro receiving a beautiful assortment ol Blue Ware, alsoavcry thing usually call ed for. Poi .ITOnD & SlYEEILAtfDS. April 23, 1845 Domestic Goods. C OTTON Yarn. Balling,Sheeiing, Wadding Wicking, Ticking, &c. &c, as cheap as Ihe cheapest. PULFORD & SWEETLANDS. ^pj&asjjsag^ -- Bonnets. A LARGE supply of Tuscan and other Braids, cheaper than last year. Now opening. - LEULFOltD & SWEETLANDS. April 23.184\^~ •Sltawhr- B ROCHE. Barrage, M. de Laine, Balzarine, Thibet & Damask Shawls, all |;retty and cheap. PULFORD & SWEETLANDS\. I|-23 r 1845; , GO IT B O O TSl CiLEAK THE'\ T^ACK.- Ladies' Travelling SSasJcets. A FULL assortment, of Ladies' Trnvollinj. and Work Baskets, may be fouml at JOHN WILLIAMS & SOV. Aog»»t 22,1845. MOP SACKHNCr, A LAHOB supply of the best Hop Sacking, two pounds the yard, j-'ft received, and for sain low, by August 14 1845. J'. WILLIAMS & SON. IPOlt SALE OHBAP! A NEW One Hor»o Lumber Wagon. J W ILLIAMS &, Aitgtist 16. 1845. .Wo^.W-mil/. 50 T HEUindersigned.nt Ihe Albany street Bool and Shoe Depot,—sign ot tho BIG BOOT—are now in juitlhe right 'fix* to xeo their old friends o'nd ihe whole, world, who stand intba ' ncedluL' til Boots and Shoes. Their assortment and qualities aro beyond all parallel,rind comparison. They have just received from New York, Ladies', Misses', and Children's, slips, buskins, gaiters and boots, ofevery variety of stylo and color, to ' tickle'lha fancy or render 'bona fide* ser vice—also Gents fancy boots of evory kind—for which tbey will take Gold, •»„ Silver and genuine-Bank 'Noles—easiest things iifftiB-xvorld-to gcL— They also manufacture gents boots in tho neatest tlyle-nnd lasbion, together with nil sorts of heavier \\7n \frr lha ritnf ttrr— f \- \\rii wnmn arM .P h ' 1 '* ren ~f° r which they will take cash, hides, skins, tan bark, produce, nnd matters an'dVhings in general'. Their prices are so low that there are no fraction* lo express them. Having adopted tho principle nf GO~IT , and dealingezc/usfoely in boots and shoes, tbey arc pre* pared to undersell those innovators who sell boots, shoes, tone and molasses*. CasJenovlo. May 20,1845. GREENLAND & WHITCOMB -J- SAVE YOUR LIVES Jlnd especially the Lives of. yoiir Children i 000 Pounds Wool wanted by tin- suu<-crib< r, » for which ensb wi I lu> pan! Jnn B 4, 1345 J_ WILLI \MS & SON. M.iy 6 1845. ~\ L ARGE Silk, ond Guy Oishmere nnd Muii- lin de Lnino Shiiwlt, Drub n »iubuziiir- t Drab Moreen tor Lodios Skirls, Mourning Mus lins, Linen J&lginga, '• Big\ Plaid Gingham, Plain Mourning Qinglinin, Wide Black Silk, Sportsman's Buttons, Cheese C'lntli, &c. J WILLIAMS & SON;- Cash paid for Pelts. T HE Subscribers will'.pay Ca»U for Sheep and Lambs Pells during the senscm. JOHN WILLIAMS St SON. ' - Sidy 25th, 1B45. T WILHAM&& SON, arc now ndding lo their J»'.JHerchaBUIita U'laigii 'und -rfHslI \selactBd slnelc , or. GOODS, whicli renders Iheir ntwtmonl full, and st such prices nt Cannot fait to cult all who may favor them with a call • Ba'r.nrines, muslins, cashmeres, Orleans and Alpaccn cloths, cn'icoes, a large variety ; striped and checked muslin;, bnmd black silks, corded skirts, linen handkerchiefs, luces and edgings, \bl'k and col'd «illc (jloves, milts, cotton paritsoli, ribbons, &c, &c. All of which wilt be sold low. A very nice lot of Maplo >ngnr for sale hy •fX . „ === _J._WILLIAM5 & SON. Julv 26.1845. \ \ \ Just Received, A ND now opening a frCah assortment of R ch llarrage, I'lain D'Laine and other Shawls. Also Muslin I)'-t.aine I 4tibons r J.i»laaJirei>dClov F B, hr.„ May. 21. PULKOKO & SWEETLANDS' F JP O R K : OR SALE, wholesale and retail. Pvi.ronn fy SWCEILASDS'. parlment of trade Usual in this place, which wo offer lo thoso who traift for Cash, 'Ready Pay, and good credit, upon terms a s cheap as Ihe cheap esT, in every intlance. PULFORD & SWEETLANDS. April 15.1845. npilE subscribers having entered into copart- ncrship, intend to conduct ihe Jewelry and Watch repairing business nil its various branch es, both in CAZENOVIA & SYRACUSE. Tbe business in Cazenovia will be in charge of Air. A. F. Tracy, late of Oswego, in whom at a superior workman, they-have greaUaconfidence, and are willing to pledge themselves that all work entrusted lo bis hands; will be dono satisfactorily. They have madean arrangement with manufactu rers (thereby saving ihrt jobbers profit) to be sup plied with goods j and also have mado an arrange ment to IMPORT most ol iheir \WnTclies which enables them to sell goods in their line as low as canbcsold in New York city, and that, they will do , They are also about establishing in Syracuse, a firntirafactory-formaking^all-kinds of-silver work. OM silver will bo mndc into new ware, of almost any ditcriptirfnr The highest price wilt be paid for old silver delivered at either store. Nc work -will be sold at manufacturers prices. W. W. WILLARD. J. D. HAWLEY. Cazenovia. May 12. 1345. Paris Kid Gloves. | O DOZ. extra Paris Kid Gloves just receiv- •*'*ed. E, B. & E. D. LITCHFIELD. Sept. 8.1345.' SA\FORD'd PERFKCT STRAW CtWTER. T HE suhscribcr, having purchased the right lo manufacture nnd jell these machines, respect fully invites the public to Call and examine them, at his shop at the.cast end of the village, adjoin ing the hlacksmiljishop of J. Stokes. Ho is con fident that a knowledge of tho good qualities of the machine is only necessary lo satisfy nil, thai for utility, cheapness and durabiltly it cannot be surpassed. It is constructed ori an entirely new plan, hnV inglwo cylinders, so constructed as to roll (agelh er nnd draw the feed between the knives, which cuf anil braise-il in such a manner as to roduco it loan excellent state for tood. J. D. STRATTON. Cazenovia, August 11, 1345. The follQwU^ recommendation nf the aboro machine •*_J _jBj° President of tbo Onondaga AgricollumgHEieiy:— TO THE AonjptJt<rcnAr> PUBLIC. I recently witnessed tho operation of' SAND ronr>'« PERFECT STIIAW GUTTER ,'sold by H. A. CHASE , of the American Temperance HoOse, Syracuse, and most' cordially recommend said machine lo all person's wishing to cut straw, hay or Stalks, for feed to bo given horses or cattlo. Simple in its construction, least liable to got out of order by use, and for ease to the operator, ontl despatch with which tho work is done, it cannot be surpassed, ifequalled, by any machine, constructed for the same purpose, that I have ever seen. lis operation is only to be seen toJ)c admired. Anil Ihe machine and Its prlisclnfcs—BiTprored;—Elbridgi July 21,1845. SQUIRE M. BROWN, Pres't On. Co. Ag. Society, Dress Goods. /\1ASHMERES M de Laincs, Alpacas, Or ^ leans C.ofhs, &c. &c. just received, 17 a p. US r> T Sept. 3. 1845. . B. & E. D. LITCHFIELD. -» CHEESE. COO.000 pounds Cheeto wanted by tho subscri- *J bers. E. B. E. D^LITCHFIELD. Sept. 8,1845. _^ WIPED, 3,000 Bushels Flax Seed/ F OR which the subscriber will pay cash on delivery at the new Oil Mill at Belmont, or at the store of Pulford & Sweellands in tbe vil lageof Cazenovia. OiTof,iho purest kind, for sale at the mill or delirereuvto order on the shortest notice and at the JowesCfeaih pric . T. BACKUS. Cajjeopvlo, August 28, 1845, \ HEAR YE I HEAR YE A LL persons indebted lo iholale firm of Comon «St> Loomis, either by nolo or book account, are respectfully but earnestly requested (o make immediate payment, as the business of Ihe con cern must now be closed. The notes and ac counts can be found at tboir former place of bu siness. L D. COMAN; TALCOTT BACKUS, ? Adm'rs of J. C. LOOMIS, S H. II. Loomis Cazenovia, August 19,1845. New Spring Goods. N OW opening our usual unsurpassed assort ment of New Spring Goods, embracing all every de- rliicb the new nnd most desirable Styles, in in this I he ap as the Cheapest! AXD GOOD AS THE BEST. W ILL be, found at the first two story build ing east of Lincktaeii ll»u.. HIoolc. on Albany street, all kinds of C.lItlJVF, T FURWITURJE, consisting of the following articles : Mahogany—and Cherry Bureaus, Tables and Stands, of different patterns and various ptans, Boston Rocking, Sewing, Fancy, & Windsor Chairs, &c. SS^l CO P PINS, of different sizes, kept constantly on hand, or Jjutde to order on short notice. Alt of which will bo sold as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere. G. W. NICHOLS. Cazonovia, April 16, 1345. Woo), Wool t 100.000 pounds WOOL Wanted, bv R. & C. JA.CKSON. .Cazenovio, June 17,1345. S HOE Thread in quantities, ntvery low prices. June, 1345. J. WILLIAMS * SON. XiUMBER FOR SAJLYEI T HE subscriber hat on hand a quantity ol PINE LUMBER, which bo will sell cheap forcdiA. Also, Cash paid for Sheep Lamb'* Pells. Any quantity nf customer* can find good MEAT, of all kinds, at the east end of the villa go W. C. CASWELL. Cazenovia, July 1,1845. N. B.—As the new post office law is now it operation,all persons indebted are requested to call and settle- up old accounts. New Teas. O F an excellent quality, may bo had eheap at tho cash store of J. WOODWARD. NAII^S O F the best quality, can be had for S cents s pound at the new cheap cash store of J.WOODWAIW. Connecticut Shad, , Jto , Trout, for sale by Jmy 28, 1345. •j ^JACKE.REL, No. 1, Jto.. 2 ; and. Mackfnaw A. & W . B. CHILDS: Soap A' Candles. OF HOME MANUFACTURE. A &. W. B. CHILDS will soH Soop at n vc conts per lb. and Candles at TEN ce'nts, at rolail nt their Grocery. Also, Wholesale at Sugar, Tea A' Coffee. O F the best quality, for salo cheap for cash, b) • A. & W . B. CHILDS. July 23, 1845. lAINTS. Sasb, Glass and Putty, for sale by E. C. LITCHFIELD. Itook out for .the Cars I OSBURH AT HOME AGAIN! C ITIZENS, and others, desiring a smooth shave, will find OsnortN at tho striped sign, under tbo. Lincklaen- House. Cazenovia, Aug. 5, 1845. e> CAZENOVIA HOUSE, {Fronting the Pullic square §• in sight of theJLake) CAZENOVIA, N. Y., b1t m, spear. • « (jtgp.Alway? pre.pared, (brTravellers, Boarders, nnd far ties nf Plensurc or Business. White Goods. S ARSINETT Cambrics, Plain, Bard and Striped Mulls, Book Muslin, Swiss Mull, Bishop Lawn. WOODWARD & GBOFF. May 20, 1845. E Shawls, Shawls I VERY style, from one dollar lo forty fife WOOD'WARD & Gnorr . Irthermnst elegants-pleasant and-highly- efficacious remedy fiir-thc, cute of all disorders of tbe Stomath, Bncels, Kxincys and Bladder, that has ever been ollcrcd to the public,—particularly for the speedy cure of Bilious Ckolic, Cholera Morbus, Biarrlici^and Dysentery; When givjn freely In these m <at distressing and often fatal diseases, notions else will be nc- c.e.-mry lu produce prompt anil enure reliel out rest and a .rttddefaWTlSU of doim. 1 hot Uu , 1 .Trmt TJS= ternal xearpUh applied over the stomach. lis etreclS'ftre most surprising nnd delightful in removing those cholicy gripinjrs, and cramps of the alnmucli which are often produced by improper <>r indigestible food, or drinks. It is also an excelliitl regulator to the biuvi'uj of very yinrnir children, and it soothes, antlorVn-cntirely re- nmvea that irritation in uldcr ones which 'is produced by the cutting of tec.tb, or the existence of worms. In all the above named stomach an.] intestinal diseases it relieves pain, strengthens the internal- organs, and resturei their functions in n healthy sta'le in n few houra, or nt most in n few days— when the appetite will be foun.l riturninjr and the strength restored. It should be given freely ac cording t»i the direciiiini;—no possible harm can arise from giving any quuntiiy that may be ne cessary lo relieve distress. CERTIFICATES. I certify that I was nfllicted with a Diarrhea three years ago, which resisted all the common remedies of several physicians, nnd continued to wear me down tor three or liiur motith.s, so that I nearly desp-iired of irclting well, when 1 applied to Ur. POPUP for advice. He grave men but jPor Sale. npHE subscriber offers for sale n mill- privi^ f\ * \h7grr rrrrltt nrrrlb nf ^fi^-^illBger-orHha Chillenango creuk. embracini; the cnliro stream. tie ofliis Tonic Cordial, and in one. week I was cured bl it, and in u slmn time ri'ciH'uretl iriy usual strength, and have had no return nf that complaint since. A neighbor nf mine, nt my rc- qiit-st. has also iwed it with tin* same suitress. ' ELIPUUS LYON. Npl3rm ,-Mndlsntt enmity, Atrjr 9, 1844. 1 liave hid rcpeniej atiackl of Dijrrhea an 1 C'wlera Mirhui, within a fi-w years past, attend ed with severe pain, and prodncintj irrenl prostraiion nf stremjlb ; and 1 have Irrtherto found nothing lo do any good but Dr. Fnord'a Tonic Cordial, wbu-li has nfun nrreatud tbe cnniphiuit, and restored me In my usual health in a very short time. I can cheerfully rt-mmmend it n» an uncommonly unnd medicine fnr all such complaints. JAMES NICHOLS. Fcnner, Madison county, Aug. 8, 1844. ^ , Dr. Fonrd's C irdial, has been used in my family for sever il of the above named complaints with the most happy effects. Tbe relief and comfort derived from it, has been so grcnt, that I feel bound in duly tn him and the public, lo speak of it in the highest lerms of commendation. All that he says of it I know from experience lo be hlernlly true ; an I if its jrom) qualities' were generally known, it would\ besought fur by every family. WILLIAM- FAY. Cazenovia, June 25, 1845. lean cheerfully add my testimony to the foregoing, and say further, that it is such an excellent nnd pleasant reinedyto relieve pain injthe stomach; bank, or'limbs v nml to remove faintness nnd improve the nppeiite, that I Rbmil.l not- like tn be n day .without it in my house. And I have known several pale, weak, sickly children wonderfully improved by the use of a buillc or two of the Tonic Cordial. jyj ns . PHEBE G. FAV. Cnzcnovia, June 35, 1845. •For nearly uvayoard pasLl have been acquainted with tlic_usetir l>r. y^ntXa. Tonic Cordial, fi>r the cure of Bilinus Cholic, Dtjic.itery, an.I several painful disorders of children, time have'scen it relieve them like a cli-irm. They talce-il so welt, nnd its effects are so dirnli-d and useful that I take pleasure in speaking of it in terms of the highest praise. Let a i,- .o< iry it, nnd they will not be> disappointed. \ 0 WM . L. PA I.M Kit. GuzenoviD, June- 20, 1545^ -- - —. Turnip Seed [ A LARGE suimlv of Turnip Seed, for sal« by tho pound-. WILLIAMS &. SON. mastering BSair. A SUPPLY orNeoVs Cattle Hair, fur plaster ing, Tor sale at thu Cazenovia Wonlen Fac tory August 6, 1345 A SUPERIOR quality '. Also, While Silk ft. June. 1845. J Black China Si.k llosd. ISO. WILLIAMS fy SON. together with Iwenty-four\ acres <ifl.mil attached lo the samet with ciuhlcen feel full on tho lot. There is a saw mill and dwelling house on ihe lot, which, us well as tlie.dnin at e in good con dition. Thorc is power su<T«4mt-to-«li4vo-ft oolton mill with 10.000 spindles, in the <lryc«t season, whicli. may bo had by nny person uisbing to engage in any business requiring the above power, at a very lowralc, leaviii\idreo fourths the purchase money on morlgnge as tho bujcrmiulil choose. Also for tale, ten acres til laud on ihe west bank of Ihe ChiHennnuo- creek directly at tho fulls. Tho falls are 130 feo.t, nearly perpendicu lar, and will lUTord pnwer \to drive ma chinery* sufficient to carry 100.000 spindles, which may* he-purcbnsrd for ona eighth the amount usually* paid in Now England. At present there aro bul two saw milts In occupy' tho whole of this immu%6 water power, whiclv might bo purchased for a mere trifle, compared to> its actual value, for cxttTisivo maiiufuctunng put- poses. \* The falls orn Ihreo miles north nf Ca7.onn\ia Cm thriungmnnufucturing \illaijeof 2000 inhnbilants) nnd live miles south of the canal, nt Unltenango, In n well settled farming country, with nil the ma terials at hand for building, having a superior stono qunrry on the banks ol Ihe creek which ebtfs nothing bul the digging. To persons wishing lo engage In manufacturing, requiring permanent water power, Ih.s phiceof fers inducements that are not cqunllod in this slnto. Thero aro already fuur woollen factorics- on this stream, besides three ollieri on the lime stone rreek, in this immeilialo neighborhood, also floui\n- miUs, paper nulls,oil mills, mnehino sbnps,*furnnces, in fine almost c\cry kind of mo- chanicnl work nrcded lu pu*i a factory in opera - For sale in obiloit every village and Drug Store in the country CJiZENO VIA WARE HO USE-. T HE subscribers having openod their Ware Room, io tho building on Albany street, diroctly opposite the Bank, where ihey intend to keep constantly on hand, or will make to order, all kinds of articles in their lino of business, such as . , Mahogany Sofas and Chairs, of the latest and most approved fashions; Centre, Pier, Card and Dressin^Tnbks-i (Vard-robes, Secretaries, Book Cases, Dressing, Common U French Bureaus. burled Maple and Cherry Buroaus ; Dining and Common Tables ; Wash, Work nnd Light Stands; Field and French Bedsteads. , . Alto, Curled-Maple t <5reciaq, Fancv nnd Common Chairs. Rocking. Sewing and Arm Chairs, and a splendid article of Boston Racking Chairs. Sottce ond Sofa Bedsteads ; WrniHW; F,ancy ond Grecian Settees. Matrasses, kept on hand, and mado lo order. \ Turning, Sawing and Repairing done at fjio shortest notice. * They aro prepared lo do all kinds of Ornamcitt^l and Sign Puinting, on reatnnablo terms. _ Mahogany, Cherry and Pine Coffins, kept on hand, and made to order nn the shortest notice Wanted, curled nnd plain Mnplo, Cherry, Butternut, Pine and White Wood Lumber, and nenrly all kinds of country Produce, and Cash in exchange for Furniluro. N. B.—All work done by them warranted well made, und of good materials. Furniture and ^si>»ovill^o^ld--a»^o>v^t^bo»c^f^ny^*theiL<jfablisliment In the fpyniry Caienovra, Jan. 7 . 1345. DIS&OIiTTTION. T HEco- partnership heretofore exisliftg between Ihe subscribers, under.lbo namo and lirm of Henry, Hitchcock, & Co., is this day by mutual agree.mont dissolved.. °Tho unsettled buginets of Ihe firm is left with S. C. Hilchc/>clc7 who will be found at the Store of Henry & Sweellands', whero nil persons aro re- 3 ucsted to call and arrange their accounts without elay.-May 1,1345. S. II. HENRJY. S. C. HITCHCOCK, CHAS. JACKSON TEAS, TEAS. TEAS of the best quality and low prices can bo found at Ihe Exchange. C. &. H May 26, 1845. ' \ lw Wool Twine. OOL Twine in abundance can be lound at CLARUE & HOODIE'S. ANDREWS & CHERRY. CO-PARTNEKs>mP. T HE subscribers hove formed a co-partnership for tho purpose of carry iogon-lliollook pub lishing. Book felling and Paper Making business in Ihe villngo of Cazenovia, under Hie name and styleof Henry k Sweellands'; »\^ v, \ e , \^ en (ion in -a Ihof tltmrT JOHN WILLIAMS. Cazenovia, March 4th, lS-lj. IIAUTFOrtD FlKE I »Ht'liA.\CU OrFICI3, Ju) 22, 1345 T HE recent destructhe fire in New York wid of course excito solicitude in resard lo its effect on llio solvency nf Insurance Cninpniii t in that city nnd Ihe neighboring p'oces. The Di rectors i>t the HARTFORD FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY are happy lo assure Iheir customers and the pub ie, that they aro prepared to adjust nnd pay nt maturity, all losses sustained by their Office, frmn their snrritos funds and cur rent rcctipts, without (It Iny, and without with drawing their permanent investments. Their Capital remains ample for the security of all who insuro with them ; and they invito owners of do- « rnb'e |u-nperly In* obtain Policies nn favorable terms, both at tho Home Office and at their sev eral Agencies. Their modu of transacting busi ness, which for 35 years pnst has secured llio public confidence, will remain unchanged. By order of the linnrd of Directors. JAMES G. BOLLES, Secrotaty. ANTED to purchaso, a young bay or dark chestnut HORSK, well broke to the har ness nnd saddle, about 15 hands high, and a fast traveler. Inquire at (his Office •'\ NE W GOODS M _T ~ N OW-receiving of the latest importations, it large quantity, in great.voriely, of Iho most desirnlile styles and pattern?,which will be sold at a small advance from cost, nllhc now cheap cash store of J, WOODWARD. Junn 17, 1345. ' SIGHS' T HE subscriber has ju«l received from'NeW York, Silks of ihe best fabtics, and of the newest and most /ashionable descriptions. - • J. WOODWARD. will be found nl Iho old slan.Trcorncr of Albany and Lincklaen slreclf. prepared to attend to i .il calls in Ihe above bimnen. Caze \°\ a '\ a> firHENRV.- J. W.SWEETLAND. \W. H. SWEETLAND. E. £U WELD, RESIDENT PHOTOGRAPHIST, O FFICE at his dwelling, on-Mill street, 3 doors south of J. Williams Si Son's store, is prepared at all limes lo lake Photographic Like-r^sr\ 1 nesses,-which will be finished in Iho best stylo. Charges moderate. 13(f. Connecticut River Shad J VST received direct from Say brook, in JJBI ** barrels, in fine Condjlion, of a good quality which will bo sold low, al the cash store of J. WOODWARD. -TUST re. J Candles ceiveif 1 L -n—quantity of refined Afnulit Candles,U> sell al TP cents a pound. \Also Hard Soap, at Fivu cents a pound, at Ihe new cnshslor*V>f J. WOODWARD. July 8, 1845. > Ii. VI I AN OLE IS, J £EEPS tbe \ HALF WAY IIOI-SK, \ on the Persona corner of Albany nnd Green streets that call, can be refreshed with Soda, Ice Cream, Barker's \Pop Cegars. &c. B A Till HOUSE open from Friday till Sunday morning; clean and Persons desiring n Bath on any other day, can be accommodated by giving nolico. .
