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To Blacksmiths. F OR fate by (ho subscriber, 20 tons Enplisli one and two horse Tire Iron, at four dollars per 100 lbs. 20 tons Plat Swedes at four and. a half dolors per 100 lbs. 6 tons square do. from 1-2 inch to 1 1 2 inch. 20 tons Hound Iron, from 2 1-6 to 1 1-2 incli. Hand Iron, hoop iron of all width*, Spring Steel, cast. German, nnd American Slrel, Iv st refined bo rax, homo rasp., &c,&c. All of which will bo sold iheap fur Cash. ft. C. LlTCIIFIBLTi- '•111 liS subscriber is now prepared to offer n •* much larger slock of Sho'f-Hordivare ; than usual\ including all kinds of house building HAKDWARE. . Carriage Trimmings, in grcal variety ; Carpen ters and Joiners Ton's; a very largo stock ol Saddlery\; India Kubhcr Cloth; l>»b Cloths and Sattihetts for Carriage Trimmings. E. C. LITCHFIELD. May, l&fc JHBEP SHEARS , Wool Twine, also a quonli sale by ly ofcfiespTobacco for washing shec^,-^orf ,n . l ' oveF ) r - 0,ner ' tm, .'' 0 '-^ am, « «s well as Linseed E. C. LITCHFIELD. Flour. ,\ A FEW hhU -TJQ LH .r-— \\[ P\ al .' lY Jomefville. finer flour c -at §3.76 per bbl.,-nli >i> supaimneai^h» low- eal market rates. E. C. LiTCiiriBi.o. May 26.1845. ' 12 NEW BUCGV WAGONS FOll Sz/LEt B Y the subscriber; for which a credit of 12 months will be given, if required. May 26, 1845V E. C. LITCHFIELD. \M^HITE Lead and other Paints? Linseed Oil: * w Paint Brushes; Vnrniah & Whito wish Brusbes, for sale by : E. C. LITCHFIELD, G ROCERIES nfall kinds, cheap; Molasses at 2a.6; Sugar from 6 to 9 ct». Tea Coflea^&c, tb. lowest prices, g c . LlTcnFlELD . May. 1845. A GENERAL assortment of Saddlers Hanl- , ware. Patent Leather. Shoe Thread &c. fee. ' E. C. LITCHFIELD. J HEET Lead, Zinc and Lead Pipe, foi sale • >y E. C. LITCHFIELD. M ILL and X Cut Saws, Anvils, Vises, axes &c, for sale by E. C. LITCHFIELD. c AST IRON PUMPS, superior quality Lead Pipe, Sheet Lend and Zinc, for sale by May 20,1345. -E-GT-fcueiH-tetm:— -prwi'ipt'attciitirm- A etc •Arrangement. Uouse .f SignFainting-and Glazing* \ VAN DRHJSEN «Jt IRONS, T HANKFUL for past favors, respectfully in form the citizens of Cazenovia and vicinity, that they continue to carry on the business of House Sc. Sign Painting and €t-i-a-*-i-n %, in'all its various branches, at their new shop on Albany sliecl.one door West of the Bookstore, \yjiere ibey can be found at all limes ready to wait upon all who may favor (hem with their custom. Signs painted and gilded with or withoutshades at short notice.) API kinds of wood imitated, such as Oak, Ms- pic. Black Walnut, Mahogany, Cherry, &c. Marbling done in the English and French stylet to suit customers, Faints! Paints!! Paints!!! II. VAN DRIESEN, keeps constantly on hand, at the above-stand, White Lead, Dry' and Ground'in' Oil, Spanish White, Paris White, R,ed Lead, Venetian lied, Yellow Ochre, French & Chrome Yellow, Brunswick and Emerald Green, EXTK^ICT OF I* UJYG- IVOJt T. Oil, boiled .or unboiled, can be bad cheaper than at any other place in town*. N. B. All kinds of Painters' Tools for sale cheapcrjtha'n can be obtained elsewhere, Cazenovia, April 29,1845. Look di This: JYeiv Grocery and Recess. /pHE subscriber would respectfully inform the -* citizens of Cazenovia and vicinity that be has opened a Grocery • and Hecess, ^ in the stone block, south side of Albany street, nearly opposite the, bank, where he is ready to wait upon all who may favor him with their cus tom. He intends to keep Groceries of all kinds, and Provisions of the best quality, which he will sell as ehtap as can be bought elsowriofe for Cash, He respectfully solicits a share of (he pub lic ftafrensjjrft- R. S. KING. •N.B.— Buller, Eggs, Polatou, Oat*, and all Kir.dsof Produce wanted.\ > Cuzennvia, March 14, 1345. M. W. & J. SHAPLEY, Practical Machinists, CA.XESOVI A. N. Y. Buildcra of almoit all kinde of Machinery, vlx : Engine and Hand Lathes, Pickers, Carding Ma chines, Condensers, Jacks, Broad and Nar row Paver Ijooms, Gigs, Knappcrs, Mill- Work, Screws, Presses, 4c 4'c. N. B. All orders from a distance will meet with fl>HE subscribers hating entered into coparl- *• ftership, intend to conduct the Jewelry and Watch repairing business all its various branch es, both in CAZBS O VI A &. S V n ACOBE. The bu'iness in Cazenovia will bo in charge of Mr. A. F. Tracy, late of Oswego, in wham as a superior workman, they havo great confidence, «nd are wil'ing to pledge'thomselves tbat all work entrusted to his hands, wi I bo don'o satisfaclori'y Tbey havemadean arrangement with mnnufaclu rers (thereby saving the jobbers profit) to be sup plied with good*; and n:sahave made an arrange ment to IJIPOHT most of their Watches, which enables them to sell goods in their line as tow as can be told in New York city, and (bat, they will «do. They are also abnut establishing in Syrncato, a manufactory for making nil kinds of silver work. Old silver will bo made inli? new wore, of almost any discripli«n. The highest prico will bo paid for old silver delivered at either stnro. New work will be so.'d atmanufucturers prices. W. W. WU.bAUD. 3. D. HAW LEY. tSftenovia. May 12, 1345. For Sale. T HE subscriber offers for sale a mill privi- lege, one mile north oT t\hi» village, on Uie Chitlenangn creek,- ernhracing the entire stream, together with twenty-four acres of land attached to the same, with eighteen lect fall on the lot. There is a saw mill and dwelling house, on the lot, which, as well as (ho dum aie in good con dition. There is power sufficient to drive o cotton mill with 10,000 spindles, in the dryeit season, which may be had by any person wishing to engage in any business requiring the above, power, at a very low rate, leaving threo fourths the purchase money on mortgage as the buyer might choose. Also for sale, ten acres of land on Ibe west bank of the Chiltenanso creok directly at the falls. The falls are 130 feet, nearly perpendicu- - lirTaml will afford power to drive ma chinery sufficient to carry 100.000 spindles, which may ha purchased fur one eighth the amount usually paid in New England. At present there are but two saw mills to occupy the whole of this immense water power, which anight be purchasod for a mere trifle, compared to , its actual value, for extensive manufacturing pur poses. The fell* are threo miles north of Cazendf ia (a Jbriving manufacturing villago of2000 inhabitants) and five- miles south of (he canal, at Chitlenango, in a well settled farming counlrv, tyitb all the ma terials at hand for biuldjng, having a superipr stone quarry'on the banks oltho creek which cost nothing but the digging. To persons wishing to engage in manufacturing, requiring permanent water pnwor,4his place of fers inducements that are not equalled in this state. There are already four woollen fact WM. HANNAHS, I H WOOL, BUTTER AND CHEESE. ALSO, ALL KINDS OP - FARMERS' PRODUCE, No. S2, WATEU-STREET, April 1, 1845. NEW- YORK, Rcrraciroes—W. D. iVelles, Cashier Ullc» Butt; 8. N. Dtlter, Orl.luDT. Oneida Co ; II. Set.IL CuhUr, Oiugo Co. Jli«lr - l,ika Wil[;,m. r.,.nt..ia. Miaiion Co; Alnheu, Morae.-K«too, MaJiion Co.; IUf Vaughn, WaUrtonn, JtoV H. Ifofcomb, W.lertowa, Jtfftnoa ea THE GREAT'REMEDY FOR CON SUMPTION LIVER COMPLAINTS. C OUGHS, Colds, Asthma, spitting of Ulood 'I'alpitatioirof the Heart, Night, sweats.pain in the Side and Chest, and all afflictions of the I'ti! minar.y organs, are speedily cured by this valuable remedy. The following needs no comment: Greenfield, Saratoga county, M Y , Feb, 20ih, 1845, ' Mr. C.J Itaiser- - • — _ .jfo-tlfges-mo in make this'e/lbrtlo oblainsome oTyour medTcine, as 1 believe they will cure me. 1 will give you a statement of ray case. About four or five montL-s ago I was taken with a bad cold, and was very hoarse in consequence of working in water while building a saw-mill, (I being a mechanic) and was jjinder the doctor's care about four weeks, and got so as to be able to walk about and tried to do a little work, which 'brought on a slight bleedingof the lungs. I returned home dispirited and sick. The nest 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 Tn Ills power to stop the bleeding, and finally succeeded after my losing near aquart from GEORGE J.BYRD'& UMBRELLA AND PARASOL ALtNurjtcTu&i.YoEiriBMfHMfjrritDa-roT, No. 180 Pearl-st (opposite Cedar-st.) N. Y. M ERCHANTS visiting this city, who intend purchasing Umbrellas or Pnrasdts, aro ins. Tiled to call at the abovu establishment, and ex amine the assortment, which comprises EVERY DESCRIPTION and every QUALITY, and wtifch the Subscriber offers at such prices, eith er for Cash or on 'Time, as cannot fail to giro satisfaction, lvll GEO. J. BYRD. FIRE, FIRE! E D. LITCHFIELD, having been appoint- • ed Agent for the Hartford Insurance Com pany, in place of E. B. Litchfield, resigned, will continue to insure property upon the same liberal terms as usual. Office at the Store of E. B. & E. D. Litchfield,Cazenovia. November 21. 39 Painting. 'T 'HE subscriber still continues the above bu- ' stness in all its branches at the old stand, over the store of A. and W. B.Childs, and two doors west of the bank. Thankful for the very liberal patronnge helms heretofore received, he still so- liciu a continuance of Ihe .same, assuring all who may call that satisfacliun , will bo given oi no Charge made. PAIKTI.\G, GLAZING and PAPER HANCINO ! Mixed Paints of all kinds fur sale at very low prices. , N. li. White-washing dooe with neatness and despatch. THOMAS JONES Ai»rilI10, 1845. not last but a few hours, my lungs were so spas modic the doctor could not control tliem, and fur five days and nights continued to bleed, until tkere was no blood to run, when it ceased and left me so weak I could sesreely breathe or 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, and I bled against the lungs, and continued to cough and raise large quantities or moody matter rrrrry ilajr, anil was rap idly hastening to the grave. My friends and neigh bors had given up all hopes, and told me that I 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 your pampblets was given me describing Dr. I.arbor's Extract of Lungwort—my neighbors obtained a hnillR for me aa a last resort, but with very little hopes of it doing me any good, 1 have how 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. Sly-night sweats have nearly ceased, my strength improves, my raisings are less, and hope is again revived; but my medi- I cine is almost gone, aTiHTwish you to send me two bottles immediately, and if I recover, I will do all in my power to spread the news that consumption can be cured 1 remain yours, &c_, Chauncey D Medberry. We do not ask people to use Or. Larbor's Extract of Lungwort unless they are convinced from the proof oITeredlhem tha' a cure-can be effected in all LAW OF rtJEW-YOEK. CnAp. 252. An Act recommending a Convention of (he Peo ple of Ibis Stale. Passed May 13. 1845. Tkt Puplt of <*« State i>f UttK, yard, rtfTcitnttd in Senate andjltttmhly, do enact atfoUovt: 5 1 The inspectors of election in each town, ward and election district in this state, at the an nual election to be held on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday ofNovembcr, one thousand eight hundred and forty five, shall provide a proper box to receive; the ballots of the citizens of this slate entitled to vote at Mich election, in relation to the convention hereinafter provided for. On such bal lots shall be written or printed, or partly written and partly. prlntcd,_by_tUose voters who areJn favor of the proposed convention, the word \convention and by \those voters who are opposed thereto, the words \no convention:\ and all citizens oflhis stale who shall be entitled by law to vole at such annual election, shall be allowed to vol\! by bullot a« afore said at the poll or election district in which he re sides, and not elsewhere. S 2. So much of articles orte, two and\ three, of title four, oi cnapter one hundred and thirty, of an act entitled \An act respecting elections other than for military and town - officers,\ passed April 5, 1843, as regulates .the manner of conducting elec tions and challenge's, oaths to be administered, and inquiries to bc^raade_oLriErsons olFering to vote, shall be deemed applicable to the voters tp \be given or od'ered under thiaact—andthemannerof voting and challenges, and the penalties for false swearing, prescribed by Jawv-are hereby declared in full force and elTect in voting under this act. •vS a. The said votes guaehjfttf amLugaliuPa \jiunj; vention,\ in pursuance of this act, shall be can* vassed by ,the inspectors of the several election dis tricts or polls' of the said election, in the manner prescribed by law, and as provided in article four, of title four, chapter one hundred and thirty of the said act, entitled \An act respecting elections oth er than for militia and town officers,\ passed April 5, 1842, as far as the same are applicable—and such canvass shall be completed oy ascertaining the whole number of votes given in_each election district or poll for convention, and the whole num ber of such votes given against such, convention in the form aforesaid—and the result being found, the inspectors shall make a statement in words at full JnyJungs, and moro-lrom-thearm._„Dut this did length-of the whole number of ballots received in !^laTiro=RrSUclt =liroposed ^conveniion f ajuljhalljiIsQ-| state in words at full length the \whole number of ballots having thereon tlie word ••convention\ alone, and also the whole number of ballots having thereon the words '\no convention.\ Such state ments as aforesaid shall contain a caption stating the day on which, and the number of the district, the town or ward and the county at which the election was held, and at the end thereof a ceitifi c»«c that such statement is correct in all respects— whifch certificate shall be stibseribed-h^alUlte in x spectors, and a true copy of such statement shall be immediately filed by them in the office of the clerk of the town or city. i 4. The original statements, duly certified as aforesaid, shall be \delivered by the inspectors, or by one of them, to be deputed for that purpose, to the supervisor, or in case there be no supervisor, or '\• '\'ill he disabled from attending the board of county canvassers, then to one 01 UMj asses.iurs of- the to\Vn or ward, within twenty-four hours after •ti»«-tfn »*-H k »H-liavf hern Biihyrihecl fey-such nflnn^anrniwr-nmpjajnt. provided thedis . eases are not past all Human aid. »'' I peuple uflhis state in.rclation-te-tliff proposed c»n. All persons desiring the agency for this medicine in this caunty, will please address C. j. ROOSE^V^T.Tropnetor, 01 1-2 Stale Street, Albany. Cj* For still further proof, see a Medical pam phlet, to be had of any of the Agents, [gratis j AGENTS.—John\ FaircliiUl. Cazenovia; E . & I Rhoades, Manlius; Fisk U. Kennedy, Canastota. May, 1845. 43 ENGlISHBilVIEDr Ltinseed Oil Tor Sale. W HOLESALE or retail, at the new Oil Mill at Belmont, or delivered to order on the shortest notice. April 0, 1345. T. BAOKUS. Cazenovia. Marc,,^^ WILLIAMS. Boot *$* Shoe Shop, At the Head of the Lake. 6*1 THE subscriber respectfully informs (jtjAi^a his friends and the public generally, f»a_ that he continues the Boot if Shoe bu siness, in all its various branches,at his old stand, at the head of the Lake, 4 miles from the village of Cazenovia, whore he will beep on hand, and mako to order, every description of BOOTS & SHOES, from a fine Boot-down to a small cack, which lie will jell cheap for cash orbnrter. To FAn»i Ens—Butlers'* Fanning Afills~,iot sale by the subscriber. These mills are-considcr- cd by good judges, to be the. best now in use.—, For tale low for ca*A or good paper. Alto, Plow Points of all descriptions. on this stream, besides threo others on the 'inSet ^h -e ^ubscriber-also keeps on hand a variety of stone creek, iff this immediate neighborhood \ \ I^l. r rin s mi \'' ^ a ' ,cr mil, »»°'l mill\ machine snops, rurnaees, in fine almost every kind of me- JJ. CUA'ND -uisu. EEPS the \ HALF-WAY Il„ c K ^n.;orAib ;;y ;„7iGreIn \ 0 re o r , ';. 0 i !5 a that call, can be refreshed wi(h Sodq ll^' BATH HOUSE open from, Friday (ill Sunday mnniin,. , warm. ,.... U .... B , Person, desiring a Bath on any other day can t>3 accnmmqduted by giving notice. CAZENOVIA, HOUSE, {Fronting the I'ulAic square in tight of the Lake) CAZENOVIA, N. Y., BY KE. SPEAR, ' * Always prepared forTrnvcllers, Boarders, and Partica of Pleasure or' Business. Sugar, Tea &' Coffee. O F thrlbejlquality, for tale cheap for cash, by A. & VV. B CHILDS. SADDLBIIV , such a*//ara«», Trunks. Valises, fycSfc. • ISAAC TR1MBOCK. N. P.—Hides, Tan Park, and all kinds -ofi Vovrtry i'rodiite taken in paymeh! (dTBJ^ftbvf above articles, Cazenovia, August II FOR COVOUB, COLDS, ASTHMA, * CONSUMPTION ! The OttEAT AN D 0*LY IIEMKDY tfor Coldi, roughi, AiUim»,alnICONSUMPTtON,lv Uw IIUNUARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE,ili«<i«rco br the cetehraUj Dr. Dachau ofLoiulon, CngUnJ,hntl introduced ioto the United States under lite immedi ate euperinlendenee ofUie inrentnr. The extraordinary mceeM oftM* medicine, in the core of Tut- monarv disease*, warrants the American Aeent in solieiting for trealneat the WOKST FOSSIDLE CASES that can be found in the communllf—eases that seek relief in vain from any of the cammon remedies at the day, am] hare been jrfren up br (he nxttt dhtln e ui,hedF1miefans,as CONFIRMED AND INCURABLE. The Hungarian Balsam has cured and will cure, the MOS T DES PERATE OK CASES II is no quack nostrum, but a standard English mediciae, of known and established efficacy. Every family in the United Stales—should-be supplied with Du- ehan** Hungarian Balsam ofLife, not only to counteract the con sumptive tendmcies-c4*-U»«limate,'but to be used as a preventWe medicioe in all cases of Colds. Coughs, SpitUnff of Blood, Paio in the Side and Ctiest, Irritation and Soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Drealhln*, Hectic Kerer, Night Sweats, Emaciation and General ^Debility, Asthma, Influenza, Hooping Cough, and Croup. rjry *Sold,ta large- bottles, at ft per bottle, with full direction, forlherestoralionofHealth. Pamphlets, containing a mass or English and American eerlin- eales. and other evidence, showing the nnenoatled merits of this Great English Remedy, may be obtained of the Agents, gratuitous* '''DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole Agent for Ihe United SUUs^ll B Court-street, Boston. I 8. TOUSEY , Joslln's Corners, Madison county, N. Y^—Agent for New York and Ihe Western States, to whom all orders sluiutd he addressed. Sold by JOHN F.ClBCU\.t and by agents throughout the county. spectors, to be disposed of as the other statements at such election are now required by law $ 5. So much of article first, second, third and fourth of title fifth oF-chapler one hundred and thiriy. of the act entitled \An act respecting elect ions other than for militia and town ofBo rs,\ pasfed April S, IBii. as rcyulatcs the-dutie.s o •) county canvassers and their proceedings, and tire- duly of county clerks and the Secretary of State, and the board of state canvassers, shall he appl'-ed to the canvassing and aseertain'mp; the will of the vention—and if it shall appear by the said canvass that a rnajnrily of the ballots or votes given io and Vetumedas-aturesS-tlare for \nn eon vt -ni ion,'' tl|e -ii and in such case the said canvassers are hereby re quired to certify and declare that there sliall be no further proceedings under t! is act in relation to calling a convenr+oo-^llut if it shall appear by the said canvass that a majyily of the ballots or votes given as aforesaid are lor a convention, that then and in such case, the aanvassers shall certify and dectare that a convention will be called according ly, and a copy of ihe said certificate shall be -trans milted by the Secretary of this state to the sheriff, clerk or first judp-e of each of the counties of this state, and shall be by them published, and copies delivered to the supervisors of the several towns and cities within their respective counties, in the same manner as notices for the election of sena tors are now by law rt quired to be publised and delivered, b 6. In case the said caneassers shall certify and declare a ma jority of sueh ballots or rotes fo be for a convention, it shall and may be lawful, and it is hereby reeornmeoded to the citizens of this House Furniture. ry^HE subscriber is about making different ar- •*• rangomeVits in the manufacture of Cabinet ^^L^j Furniture, Fancy nnd Plain, which he is determiner] to sell at such reduced prices, as will be an inducement to those who wish lo purchase, to colt and ex amine. Ladies and Gentlemen oftbe. village and vicinity, are invited to call and look for them selves. Also, ready-made of all kinds and sizes, made in toe best possible manner, agj( trimmed in goad style, on -short notice. @t$> Persons coming from the country, ns well as those in ImrM ^llnge.will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere, ns I shall put Ihe price low, to conform lr> the times. S. ALDEN. Lincklaen-sl., -throe, doors north of Hough's Block. N. B. Country Cabinet Maker* will find Ma hognny Veneering at the above Stand. Cazenovia, May,-1845. UEAICTG! HEAR Vfil A LL persons Indebted lo Ibo late firm of Coman & Lpbmis, cither by note.or book account,- - are respectfully but earnestly requested to-male* immediate payment, as tlie business of.the con cern must now bo closed. The notes and all- counts can be,, found-at tboir former place of bu siness. L. P. COMAN, TALCOTT BACKUS,? Adm»n of . , J. C. LOOM1S. $ B.H.Loot«W. Cazenovia, August 19,1945. Wool, ^Wool. T HE subscriber -will- exchange 'BROrfB CLOTHS, PJ.AW CLOTH, and SAT INETS, for WOOL. Farmers in want of Cloths will do woll to take a look before .exchanging elseulbpHt. \T3fgSalfi!ry; sorlmont will -he found at his Cloth Store, fourth door cast of the Madison County Rank, or at his factory in Poropoy Hollow, two miles north ol. Delphi. . H. TEN EYCK C«zeriovia, J.uno 2, 1S45. leather Store ! npHE subscribers, al their old stand, keep con- -\- stantly on hand, a full slock of SPANISH and SLAUGHTER SOLE LEATHER, Harness and Upper Leather, Calf, Kip, and Sheep Skins, to gether with MOROCCO, LININGS, LASTS AND FINDINGS. Also, Ztoer nnd Afyf's Foot Oil. They woutn particularly recommend lo shoe' makers and leather dealers lo examine their stock and prices betnre purchasing in the eastern cities.\ They also keep on hand BOOTS & SHOES, OJ the best quality. Cash paid for Hides and Calf-kins.- Wnnted, any quantity of Tnn Hark. 11 ALLEN Er. SON. Cnzennvin. May 1845. LUMBER FOR SAL/E ! nrt -HE subscribir has on hand n quantity .ol JL PINE LUMBER, which he will sell cheap for casA Also, Cash paid for. Sheep fy Lamb's Pells. •A-ny—,|llnni;iy. nf_ cmlrirnpra rn n find yood M EAT, Of all kinds, at the east end of Ilia village W. C. QA SWELL CazenoVin, July 1, 184S.~ =r N. B.—As the new post office law is now in operation,all persons indebted are requested locall and selt.'e up old accounts.' s. SJTANT0N, DEALER IK Marble', Monuments. Headstones, &c Snhna-street, Syracuse. Alms, CUT SfoME, fiir-Iliifliliu ^M, uf ttvv th> ELECTION NOTICE. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, ) - , Madison County, ) * T SAMUEL FRENOH.-Slieriltor said COUB- JLa. ly, hereby give notice, that a General Elec tion is lo bo held on the Tuesday succeeding Ihe first Monday ofNovemBcr next, in pursuance o(a notice received by mo from the Secretary of State, a copy of which is hereunto annexod.~>-MorrU- villo, Aug. 4, 1845. SAMUEL FRENCH, Sheriff. STATR OF NEW-YORK , Secretary's Office, Albany, July 23,1845. 71) Ihe Sheriff of Ihe County Madison : - Sir—Notice is hereby git en, thnl-aHh'e-next- GeneraLEkcltan^ to J»eJielsLDn <1 the Tuesday suc ceeding the first Monday of November next, tbf following office i s are to-be elected, to wit: A Senator for the fifth Senatorial District, fo supply (he vaconcy which jvi.l Rccrue by Ihe ex-, juration of the term of service of George C. Sher- Fi ^.^tlielastdnyofJJWemlHU -ueAXv- — A I— ,1. A f-11-... :..~ Mimlv #ifl^^n-« In*. Alto, (he following county officers, lojwll three Members nf Assembly ; and-one CorOrjef, in the place of William Doolillle, whose term of service will expire on (he last day of December nexf. And at Ihe snmo_eledion, tho.sense of the Ped' plo of this State'ivill be taken .in relation 10 tha\ prnpbscd'Cnnvcnlion, specified in the act Chapter 252, entitled \ An act recommending a Conven* lion of the People of this State,\ passed May 14, 1845. And also nt Ihe same election, the following proposed Amendments to the Constitution of this State will be submitted to the People, viz : \In rela!ion_laJh¥ removal of Judicial Officers.'' \ For the abrogation of the properly qualifica tion for office.' Yours respectfully, N. S. BENTON, Secretory of Slate. VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY. Hunt's Liniment. This celebrated remedy is now foNhe first time offered to the New York public; tbo celebrity of which it has obtained in Ihe-cotinty, ( West.cMst' er,} wbero it wo* origirmlly introduced, has in duced the proprietor lo extend the sale throughout £ Ihe country. Thero has never yet been discov- Jl ercd an external remedy that has proved so cer tain in its effects in permanently rurinj th«i fo|. lowing diseases - Rheumatism swelled limbs, pnin in the chest fy back,sprains, bruiies,Nervous. affections, weakness in Ihe joints, contractions of|§ me muscles,' burns', saJrtwuni, ciuup, ague-iw| face, looth ache, etc., etc. scri[ii.«in mi|ip'.:',l »n«hurl nolict*. -|- Tiio followjngJciimJh-in the hlghL__. physicians, who have had ihnrfe of the Hospital in Sing Sing ?lale Prison for mony years, is the most povverful evidence in favor of this EXTER NA L REMI.'DY , and Is a sufficient guarantee that it is worthy the confidence of Ihe pubjjg. For pnrlicu'nrs, 9ee tlie cerlificolcs .accompanying each box. Price 25 cents. Sing Sing, December 2Clh, 184*. My dear sir - —I received your note' of j;rsler-| day nsking n»y^ a^^nUiUu^aUtAmnXyt^ stalc,on the last Tuesday of April, eiehleen-liUltdred anJ-Torly sir, to etectbytiarioiVdelegates to meet in convention for the purpose ofenbsfderine? the constitution- of litis, state, and tn mafce aucb. al terations in the same as the rights of Uie people demand, and as they may deem proper. ^? The notnberofdelegates to be chosen to such convention shill be the same as the number of members of Auembly from the respective cities and counties in this state. All persons entitled to Tote for members of Assembly shall be entitled to rote tortuch dele. gates._ SucbelecUonshallinatl rrsprcts be conducted as is note provided by law for Use election of member* ot Assembly—Ibe polls opened and held in Uie same manuer,and the canvass and other pro- (o determine the eleefioo of such delegates conducted as is cribed by law for electing members of Assembly, le defecates so chosen, shall meet in convent ion al Ihe Can!, city of Albany.on the first Monday of June, ei.-hleen huu- fortr-sii. Theyshall, by ballot, elect one or their sua- NEW WOODSTOCK ACABEMYTj HPHK citizensnf New Woodstock ami vtcinUv a nro rc <a).pciruiy>inf (irmo .i llint Air. G. 6 Gnmlrt l is about In resume the superintendence of the Academy.. The Fait and Winter term cvi commence on Monday the Cth of Octubcr next Term*, the same asjierctoforc*. New WoniNtock, ISepl.TS, IS45. T A I LOR, CHITTEIVANGO. FOR THE PILES. D B. UrHAM 'S ELECTUAR Y ( M intcraal rtmeiJy.) The uti- perfon 'fT of Uiti jtutly cctVbntedmedicine for the cure ot Ptfcf It mtDlfotcJ fay Hi relietiirg thoutaadi who had ID ni n teited other pftparationi. A tVdy in this city of the Mgtteit refpeeUbi/i- ty, who had been afljicted with Uiti complaint and for Mrerai year* nerer free from pain* h*i been entire/y cured br th«» Ktee* taarye A gent/eman In Broadway, for Ave yean atuleted with (he Weeding Fi*Vi, entlre/y cured aad now eojoyt good heaitji. A fady io Second tU vu to afQicUd with intTirotrultoa and IrriUtioa from externa/ tumors Hut »he wai unttVe to keep op, one portion of the E/teluary pare immediate relief andr a eonltDoaWt of the medicine made a perfect cure. Hundredi of cue* t\mU*r io tbftj above have come to the knowMge of the proprietor, and afle'r | ten rears*erperirnce with thh mciilciDehc feet* jmtffied In the as* tertton that w elecloary is a medicine the virtue».of which can never be eireeWed, and It may ju*t/y bejvc^nled aj a soverelfio re- medy for Tiles either Weeding orb/lnd, ialerwd oreatemal> Io Loelrport, ItochMter, Sjracaic, Osireejn, Rome. Utleaand other places. Ut.s medicine -lias .cured some desperate cases of Pilcf alter other remedies had been tried la rain* Price t[, perbov. The agtnts will furnish tJie public gratia, with papers describing thin ewcHent medicine. S. Top set. Jos! to'* Corners, Madison county, agent for the slate of New York EST *al« by J. F*iaCHILD, Caxcnoria, and agents throughout the county. GROCERY & RECESS. - J ^ EfT .GTiR ^JLQ K, \13 ESPECTFULkYinfiirmslhe lnrersof^nrwiL» m ° n ^« t ' 1 *;\'•=\ '\'\aotfeee.tr. n majority of all the votes gii William Greenland & Son, — XAlLOJlSs •two noons WEST OF John Williams & Son's Slore, CAZENOVIA, if5» Culling done on short lerms. nolico and/easonablo J. RYAi\, TAILOR. J|WO D00n8 B AST OP THE TJAICK, AI.BAHY STREET, CAZEKOYIA. DUAWB IIROAV^, ATTORNEI* &• COUNSELLOR AT LAW,. Jltotrissiltt, stand recently occupied by G. Grover, on. Linck- Isen street, where he will keep a choice assortment of Pies, Cakes, Fruijs, and every article usually found in a Reces«. w ' —— Hn will nlin kfi -n n rrfnpriil assorlmcnf nf ft R PC E RI EST\ which will be sold CheapJbYCashT ' Hp solicits a sWo'ol public palrohagd. ' Cazenovia, April 22..18J5. \ W. H. DWINULE, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST. FcUovs of the American Society of Dental Surgeon*}, Office 4th door south Clnrke $r Hobhie*fl SIOT. ccedtngs to determine the elerfloa of such delrmtes conducted as J» now prescribed by law for electing members of Assembly. tfB. The defer\ ' •--•»—\ tolinlhe dred k».d # _ _ , . , _ _ .. ber preiideot. and may appoint one or more .were la rift, a printer, and such ioor-Meepen and messengers as their convenience snail re* quire—and such delegates and the secretaries of the convention shall be entitled to the same mileage for travel and the same per dit-m |\TiWKnce t as is now paid to members of the legislature, and the ' printer, dooi^heepertand mes»«Wer* shall receive Die same com- proration as b provided by law for similar sertieei and aUenduice upon the Assembly. The amount or pay shall be certified by the president of the convention, and shall be paid bv tlie treasurer of Uie state, on the warrant of the comptroller. In the'tame manner ft^7ffaivjft'' members of the legislature are paid. It shall be the duly of the 1 ™ secretary ofitate to attend stld convention al the opening thereof, and he and all public officers shall furnish sueh convention M iih all such papers, statements, books or other public documents in their possession, as the said convention shall order or require—and it shall be tlie duly of the comptroller to furnish the members will, all such stationary as Is usualfortho legislature while in session. jb9. The proceedings ofthe said convention shall be filed in the office of ttje 8<cretary of State, and the amendments to the cousli* tutlon agreed toby the said convention, shall be recorded In his of* fiee— the taid amendments shall be submitted by the convention to the fcople for their adoption or rejection, at the annual election tn be held onrtfce Tuesday next succeeding the first Moffday in No* vembei-|One th'ousaiideigh^hundjpsd anilforty«sit«-fand ercry per son entitled to vote at that election mar vote thereon, to b *e elec* tion district ID which he shall then reside,and not elsewhere. The •aidamcndmcnU shall be so prepared and distinguished, by numbers or otherwise, that they can be toted upon separately, and they shall be so voted upon, unless the convention shall be of tbe opinion that' ttls Impracticable to prepare thein so that they can be voted upon j in that manner—and if the said convention shall by resolution de- ' clare that In its judgment the said amendments cauuot be prepared so as to be voted upon separately, they shall be voted npot> together. In either case the convention shall prescribe the form of Iheballot, the publication of the amendments, and the notice to be fttvcapf the election. lifWue the said amendments shall be voted upon srpa* ratcly, crery person »nttt|.wi t^red^htr^n^mftvj^ far or against anyone or more of them. At the election mentioned in this section, tlie inihecturs m every election district shall provide a suitable box to receive Ibe oallots given upon the Mhtofitcndmeulj, which bal lot* shall have the wOrd\constitnf ion** written or prTnfed, or tartly written and partly printrd, upon them, so that when they are folded. tt will appear on the outside ofthe ballot—and all the provisions of; the laws of this slate In relation to the election of officers at the general election, shall apply to (he voting upon (he <«id amend* ments, so fnr as the same can be made applicable thereto, and the volet ctven upon (he said amendments shall be given and canvassed, and all the proceedings shall 4K had In regard lo them,at neatljLM. practicable tn the manner prescribed by. law in<rc*pect to the rotes given for Governor. Kach of the said amend meets which shall re ceive a majority of all the votes given upon it at the election men* Mooed in this section shall.be deemed and taken to be a part of the couMifuflon of this state, and shall take effect from and after the thirty*!! rst day of December In Ihe ) car one thousand eight hundred and forty-si*, unless 0\c said •couriutfon shall prescribe some otlie*: ime-otuwhich. Jhc_aama *Ua.U i\\r »n>rl—and each of theiaicV j JVolice to Farmers. fTPHE Suhsciihor is manufacturing L Ercred's •*• Endless Srrow Straw Cuttrr The abnvp machine is admirably caHu'atcil fnr the use it is iiitemleil, as it comhines slren-.'tli ond sprejl, l«ra ulijccts very desirable for the farmer ; it feeds by n screw anil-cuts.aU the feed of a dcsirnblo Icnjrtli for the use of horses, cattle or sheep, nnd Can be run by band or hnrse power, nnd will cut nnythin;, that is suitable for feed. It can he seen nt the himsf of the subscriber, nn the hill west of Ale il>»i)icsville, or at the shop of 3. 1). Strnlton, in tlie sil'ngc of Cn7 .eno\-ta. Cnll and see it, as no one can examine it antl fro nvvnv dissalisfiPd \ELUMANDliil PERKINS. Cnzennvia.Snp. 10JSW. H .vnTt'oRD FinE I.vsonANCn OFFICE, Ju'y 22, 1945. ^ T HE recent destructive fire in N«w York wi.l of course excite solicitude in regard In its effect tin the solvency of Insurance Compnni a in that city antl the ncijrhhnrin!; p'aces. The Di rectors of Dir. HAIITFOKI) FlllE INSU RANCE COMPANY are happy to assure their customers and the pub'ic, that ihcy are prepared lo mlj'nl nnd pay nl mxlurily^ all losses suslnined by their Office, from their surplus funds and cur rent receipts, without delay, and without with injj their, permanent\ investments. Their Capital remains ample for l!ic security of all who insiiro with them ; anil they invito owners of tic- sirnblo properly lo obtain Policies on favorable' terms, both at tho Home Office and at their sev eral Agencies. Their mode of trnnsr.cliiif,' busi ness, which fnr 35 years past has secured the •public confidence, will remain unchanged. By order of the Dnardof Directors. JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary. PERFECT ' STRAW CUTTER T HE subscriber, having purchased the' right (o manufacture and sell these machines, respect fully invitos the public tocalland examine them, at his shop at the cast end of the-village, adjoin ing Ihe blacksmith shop of J. Stokes. He is con fident; that a knowledge of the good qualities of the machine is only necessary to satisfy all, that for utility, cheapness and durability it cannotio surpassed. It is constructed on an entirely new plan, hav ing two cylinders, so constructed as to roll logojb er atul draw Ihe feed between tbe knives, which cut and bruise, it in such a manner as lo reduco it tonn excellent slato for !nod. oaths prescribed bjr this act, or hy the lairs of this state made ap plicable lo this act, or any other mode or form la eairvioc f D lo ef fect this act, shall tn deemed perjury, and shall be punished In Uio manner riosr prescribed br law for wilful and corrupt perjury. 4 II . It shall be the duly of the Secretary of State to cause this act lo be published once a week for twelfe snecesslre weeks preri- ous In Ihe election, |nr.r.j |ess than two or more than four nflh, public newspapers published in each ofthe sereral counties it, lln state In which two or more public newspapers are published—aud in Ihe publre newspaper in all lhoK counties where only one public J..p. STRATTOflL\ Cnzcnovin, August 11, 19-15. r JLook o:it for the Cars I 0S3M AT HOME AGAIN I ITIZENS. nnd oUje^defiringn smooth show, ^ will find Osnvni«- at tbe sfri^erJ sign, undor (ho Lincklaen Hnuse. Cazenovia, AUR . 5, 1845. Connecticut Shad, M ACKEREL. Wo. 1, No. 2 ; and Mackinaw Trout, for sale by w. E. lAivsnva, AXTOKWEY A. T 1 .AW, T > AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, ClIlTTEtf AJtGO , •' newspar^E^uhluhedrrflnd-Shall also cause to the sereral clerJis of counties In this stale such number ofeoptes ot this act^srlth Uie necessary forms and Instructions as shall be suffi cient to supply the sereral officers wlio are lo perform she duties prescribed uy this act—and the said clerks of counties stint) distrib ute the same to such officers, aod the cspense of publishing and «*is- tributlng the same and all other frcal-eipeuses ineurredln printing for the conrcntiooshall be audited by the Comptroller,and paid by the treasurer accordim; to taw. , 1/13. The copy of Ihe cerll/lcate of the state eanrnisers shall In uncase be dirtctedto Uie dork of a county, unless the office of slier. hTofsucb county shall then be racant, norTo-Jhe first Judje unless the office of sheriff and clerV&hatl both be taeanU . J IS. Tho county of Hamilton and tfie couulyof Follon shall jointly elect one delegate to the contention in Ihc-saroe manner.ond Uie votes shall be canvassed and transmitted in the same manner,ns now provided by law in reference to members of Assembly. STSTI or Nurr-Yoas:,) Secretary's Office. { I have compared the- preceding with the ortpnal act on file in this office, and certify the same to be a correct transcript therefrom, aud ofthe whole of. satd original, •*\ > \ D ^' M *l' ( I g\'j[?^ r j. 0: e / Secretary of Ktate. July 28. 1S45. A. a W. D.- CUILP8.- W^-ft-Jmndiesr- OF HOME MANUFACTURE. A & W.'B. CHILDS will-aell Soap nt P.V'E cents per lb. and Candles at TEN cents, al retail nt their Grocery. Also, Wholesale at l'tfclory Prices Cazenovia, July 15, IS45. Wool, Wool 1 200,000 pounds WOOL Wuntcd, bv n- • r .„ % & C - JACKSON. Cazenovia, Juno 17,1S45. pnsHtrm, nnd having frequently Usui ihlhcBn r* Lnnrnmiinil it tn ynn as a safe external remedy, and in my opinimi the best liniment now in use. Very truly am! respectfully yours, A K HOFFMAN, M. D . Col. PicnriE VAN COUUTLAKDT. I fully concur in the above opinion. \Vm. N. BELCHER, M. D . Mr G F.. STANTOK, Sir • Having been afflictr-d \v\ih the rhenma lism for upwards of five years in my ancles and lect, and ul times so painful that I could not wa'<k or dress nme f. nnd having been under the caro tit four or five diffi-rcnl physicians, and hare Irin) almost every remedy I could hear of, but not to much effect. I hnd given tipn.lhopesof evenbe- ingcured, until I heard- of Hunt 's Liniment. 1 tried one bottle of it, nnd found immediate relief. I hnve used one dollars worth nnd now feel as well as I ever did. My family as well as myself can testify to its va 'ue, and I would advise all who art* afflicted with pains and aches to use Hunt 's Lini ment. .. , HENRY L.DUCKIIOUT. Sing Sing, Sept 5,1S44. I have u*ed Hunt 's Liniment for a severe cave of (hc-fore throat, nI <o for the salt rheum in both coses was entirely relieved. AARON L. RYDER New Castle, Nov. 20, 1844. I have been nffjicled with nn affection of lfit| spine sn that I could not step mnre than 0 or i inches nt n time. In two hours from ihe first ap plication of Hunt's Liniment, I was entirely re lieved and could walk as well as ever. \Vm. SHAW. Stng SingTJnn. li>, IH44. Forcerlificates of cures and directions', set wrapper around each bottle. Price 25 cents. AGENTS .—John Fnirchild,Cazenovia, M. D. Slocum, Delphi; N. Andrews & Co,, Fahiui, A bntr Miller, Apulia; J. C. Cuddeback, Tully, Filth & Co., Syracuse ; Hondley. Phelps & Co., 142 \Kalcr street, N Y., Wholesale- Agenl*>=== *feKO. E. STANTON, Proprietor, 2IT \ ' Sing Sing. Inipovfant to Housekeepers. fTiIlE greatest improvement nf Ihe pretcntjgt ••• isN. pAiuflu's PATEN* PnortEti.»«<> Witsuixo MACIIINB . By. the use of this Ma chine you can wash from 4he finest piece of/net •in to a bed blanket, with as nsoch ease for the lollies as ony way they con bo washed ; and a,n ordinary week 's washing can be done in one third the time,labor, soap, fuel and wnter, thai itwoulJ lake in the old war, robbing your fingers on over the tub and wasiiboartV Tho price of thesi Waslting Machines is eight dollars ; antTibey art so constructed they will last Ihe time of a gefl' erolipn. One of Ibem would, in any family, save the, price it cost in three months. So that it-is t matter ol groat cconomy *-na -wcU as case. Any person wishing to see Ihe above-mention ed machine, will please call at tho Messrs- Sbap- ley's machine shop, or enquire of I W. L. PALMER, Aoxat' | Cazenovia, Feb. 13, 1345. Carriage, Sign & JFancy JpAiMTiarcJ. >TTHE subscriber-would inform his friends ami JL the public generally, that he has opened a shop in tho budding or.o door west ofthe public square, where by sjricl attention lo business iio hopes to merit a share of public patronage. Also , CarriageTrimming, - iioncw.ilh npnlnrsi nnd rlr.spnlch -Prim touflE respond with tbe times. „ . „ • A. T. CROSS. -^enoriar^rciTHSlTTSMSf Dissolutions TPu Seed I r rnip of J. WILLIAMS &. SON. T HE Copartnership heretofore existing umltr tho firm-of J. Nickcrson tt Co., is di»- eolved by mutual consent. All persons having un- •etlled accounts op notes with said comp»;njf *is rcqoestcd (0 settle them without further notice. ° 3. NICKERSON,. JERK ALUS* April, 1S15. H. J. WEED. Tiro business will bo continued by the sub«f rf- • J. NtCKERS&N. ber. MflisJsl^Saslt A- minds, F OR salrThl manufn'cttirer»-pi4ee». IL VAN DRIESEN
