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.aijfefrf * f—- • A. V. H A R P E S f D l ^ * ATTORNEY A N D SOLICTOR, Dundee, Yates Corihty.N. IO O E H E R B ' j V®HOCKNG EVkN |\ | X he M ormon W ar . —Governor Ford It 18 related of a toper io South Carolina, of Illinois was encamped in the vicinity of that, having concealed hisjngin the bushes, Nauvoo on the 22d u!t. with six hundred lijs children wejre induced, by his frequent men. Reinforcements were joining him visits to that particular spot, to go there too. from all parts of the State. Fifteen hun- Tliey found the jug,-and all—(here were dred men left on the 24th, intending to ren- four of them, drank till they could not get dcfevous al Roshville, as ordered by the away. They were found by the father, Governor, The Governor's army for the . 7 _ , , . . . , „ ,, ,, nfre# tri,-, j ' j e i t * i . _ . N. B.—All work done tiy the subscriber MtJ tms bmc, ■ wno succeeded in restoring two ot them, protection of the Mormons will number must be done on the Heady Pay sysrem, :«*‘,r j ;,orit wm .• ■ * - . . . - - - be done in the cheapest manner—for K'istanceT .*vill shoe Horses, for one dollar; set shoes for', nuie ce vita* and do nil other kinds of work in my. line, in the sameLpropoiti^m fpr ready pay. Most kinds of Country Produce toRfe’’. ^ be placed in the hands of some person Iea?t|X(l'HjlO'iz'’d to. collect the same. 1 mean it! JOHN »• CRlsEN. A physician was called to the other two, about 25 hundred. The Mormons but one died before he arrived ! If this is emigrating from Nauvoo io large numbers. true, it is terrible—-if false, as we suspect, the originate of the; story deserves to be drowned iu rye whiskeys A n old ^ and . interesting C oin .— The Richmond Compiler gives the following description, of a cent that was brought to the Farmer’s Bank of Virginia, on Saturday, It is stamped with the head of Washington, boariog date 1782, and inscribed ou the same side with, the head the words, “ Wash- ington and Independence on the other are the words, United States of America ,” “ One Cent ” This is one ef the coins which were issued from the U.S* Mint without the knowledge#/Washington. When ne lear ned the facial however, he was indignant at it, so contrary was it fe his pure republican taste and sentiments, and directed that all the issue so •Mamped>be called in and re-coin ed. The oeotsnisaued were all returned ex cept f o u r t e e n , -uiird the one received at the bank on Saturday is!< one'of them. It is in the possession of M. Ciingan, one of the of ficers of toe-Bank . - Sun. D estructive .. f ’lRE.— The village of Port Byron, Cayuga county, was visited with a destructive fire on Thursday evening ef last week, -It originated in the extensive tannery of A Tupper Esq., which was en tirely consumed, together with its contents, •consisting of a large quantity of leather in a finished aud unfinished state. The grist mill owned by the Beach estate, the me thine and blacksmith’s shop, and carriage (factory of William Tull, and a large barn •occupied by one of the companies on tbe canal, together weth several other smaller buildings, were entirely destroyed. The loss has been*, variously estimated at from fifteen .o t we uty dhoti sand dollars. We are informed that none of the buildings destroy •ed were lusured. —-The Sun. F ire in the W oods .— We learn from Dun,lee, September 12, 1844. HTOVXCE. • V.f * ft G. the Rochester Democrat, that for some dav9 PASSEVOERS may be conveyed by Malt Carriage to and 7 J x from Dundee and Big Stream Point,. »A time lo meet the past fire has been raging in the woods near the Ridge Road, in the town of Ontario, Wayne county. Thousands of acres haVe already been burned over, and the ground is so very dry there is no prospect of (he fire being soon arrested. Miles of fences, a large quantity of hay, and a number of buil dings, have been destroyed. EDITOR’S NOTICE. We would call the special attention of Edi tors and Publishers to our facilities for obtain ing Advertisements to the Country Newspapers, and respectfully solicit their co-operation, “ by inserting our names as Agents in their papers— authorized to receive advertisements and sub scriptions, also to collect bills on their account.” We devote our whole lime and attention to this business, and we request that such advertise ments as may reach them from this City, that may be forwarded by Merchants themselves—■ though generally obtained by our exertions—- may be collected by us and the usual commis sion allowed. MASQN & TUTTLE. F atal A ccident .— O u Friday, the 20th in9t., a young man Hviug in North Adams. Mass., drove two ladies out toward evening tin a buggy, with a spit ited horse. The an imal being stimulated to race with an other party, ran away, whereupon the gentleman jumped out, and the horse, after running a half a mile, was stopped by some obstacle •and the wagon overturned. Oue of the young ladies, who was thrown out at that time, walked into, a neighbouring house, where she fainted, and has since been ly ing in a dangerous state. Tbe other lady, Miss Flechei^ was found upon the ground •some distance back, where she had either jumped or beeu thrown out. She lived but •a few minutes aifter being discovered. The young man escaped without injury. The funeral of M(ss Fletcher was attended .on Sunday by a large uumber of citizens of North Adams. , T he F otatoe B light . —A New York ‘farmer has discovered that the Potato Blight is caused by Vsafolhiiiseet. He has disco vered a small green colored maget in the -cavity of tbe 'diseased ‘potatoes on his farm The disease has been on the increase for •several years and has excited great interest in Scotland, Germany, Sweden aed Rus sia. Another farmer suggests that, to pre vent the disease from spreading, the sound .'potatoes should be spread oul and dried thoroughly, before they are stored away.— He says :—“I find them in the worst state •on the wettest ground ; tbe Carter potato is the most decayed; the common round red ones, nearly as .much; and the ladies’ fin ders scarcelyjij.alj,’’— N. Y. Sun. HARD FARE. It is stated by a Havana correspondent of the New Orleans Tropic, that the Cuba Mining Company have discontinued their operations, from unproductiveness, and all the workmen (English^ are in prison— •cause unknown. The superintendent, Dr. Wolff, (an American/is also arrested, and I understand the A merican Consul is car rying on a correspondence in relation to it ; tire result has not transpired. Probably the operatives had run in debt on the strength of the company* and are unable to pay.— Sat. Post , E S P E C I A L N O T IC E . N E W P L O W ! I WOULD hereliy give notice to the ’public, that I have got up n new PLOW that will out do any Plow now in use—the Geneva Plows not excepted. I think it will draw one hundred pounds easier than any Plow of its size, in use; it turns as wide a furrow as the IHon or North Bend, nnd is an improvement upon the Livingston County Patent That plow was got up on the right, principle, hut it failed in ever point. Those who wish to buy. can lmv cheaper than they can in the spring. Farmers c« II and took at them for think they are nice. S. L. ROGERS. Dundee, October 8, IJ44. W A T C H E S ! W A T C H E S ! TU3T RECEIVED, a new lot of Watches, also a splendid \ assortment of Hair Pins, Necklaces, & for sale cheap, at the Jewelry shop of GEO. P. ROSE. S'lLA.Y Sc, POLK SONG BOOKS, at the .Jewelry shop of . ] - - n r o n n n e n GEO. P. ROSE. Boat, at 2 o’clock P. M. F a r e 12$ cents*' Also, small packages will Ire conveyed, '-and all Orders promptly atteuded to. Price Six Cents.■ ..., ALVIN TRUESDELt. 2 & O T X C E . T^FIE citlfcenn of Starkey Barrington and the adjoining A towns, respectfully’ informed that should they need 01 N E W ST O R E & N E W GOODS.! rj’HE undersigned having associated themselves together, under the Firm of MALT BY & Co. for the put-pose of carrying on the M ercantile business in the village of uun- ' dee, would respectfully inform the public, that they are now receiving at the neW Brick Block in Dundee, a large and entire NEW STOCK OF GOODS, bought mostly for j Cash at low prices, and will be sold at GREAT BAR. GAINS. We do not wish to name prices on paper, ns ho ' one can Judge of tbe cheapness of Goods without seeing the quality. D R Y GOODS? Wfe have a beautiful rseortment of all kinds of Gottds for Ladies’ Cloaks and Dresses—Some sptepdid patterns of STRIPED SILK GINGHAMS and PRINTS, and in fact, lnosipuy thing the Ladies can wish for. We ean show you a larger assortment of good BROAD CLOTHS, CASSI- •M-ERES and VESTINGS, than can be found in any one fttqre in the country. It is impossible to give you a de3- ted Lawns, Printed De Laioes, Plain LawnS, criptiou of the kind and quality of our Gtoods, in one adver-i p . . r • p i„;„ »■ i_ Uscment; we have as good an assortment of goods as can ,n _ * *B,r* und F igured Black lie found in any store, and wish the Public in general to Silks,, ehoice qualities, Plain and FigUredC©- give us n call; we are confident we can sa’.sfy, both in qual- | orpti S;tL„ r.if.u i.t tty and prices. We have a good assortment of all kinds’Of non paTierus, aUu tt Vditety GROCERIES. Crockry , Drugs, Medicines , Paints , Oils, j Shad , Codfish and Mackerel. B IG S T R E A M P O IN T * A T L. G. TOWNSEND’S STORE may be found a general assortment of goods. BUY GOODS\ Among which are Broad and Narrow Wool ens, Cassimeres, Satinfetts, Flannels, Moleskins &c. from inferior qualities and low prices it) choice Cloths—prices accordingly. 250 pieties Prints, some few of which are poof qualities, but mostly fair to best, fast colors, and very many desirable patterns. Also foe Ladies'Dresses, Bombasines', Bafeorines, Prin* require the professional seifvrces of the Doctors Palmer pr Dr. Runner, they must be careful not to send for me first, ni l am informed that those gentlemen have entered into nn agreement absolutely to decline attending or acting profes sionally where I may have been \rs% sent for or employee!. 7 O ’ All calls attended to by me <s promptly as pos-ible.V/ RICHARD HUSONA B R IC K F O R S A L E C H E A P . 1 Q ft 0 0 0 ^or Cash or approved credit.nt the Yard for- merly owned by Justus Ellis, where can be found as good Brick as at any other Yard, and as cheap, at all seasons. All those wishing to purchase, Will call on H. F MORGAN, at the Hardware Store, who is authorized to sell. THOMAS BURTEN. Dundee, OctoberilO, 1844. 37 Attention ! TUIE subscriber would inform all those interes’ed. that lie has sol I oat his stock of Goods, for the purpose of set t'ing up his business, and would invite all who Ijave unset tled accounts with him, to call and settle immediately. My Books will be found at the Old Corner Store. SAMUEL HUSON. Dundee, October 1, 1844. 20 Dollars Reward! OTR AYED OR STOLEN, from the. subscriber on the ^ night of the 27th Sept. inst.. a BAY HORSE, about H i hands high, long switch tail, seven years old, a little lame in the left hind leg. with nppearance of a v c y small spavin. The above reward will be paid for the apprehens-on and conviction o f the thief, if stolen. If strayed, the return of the horse, or any information respecting- him, wMl he libe rally compensated. DANIEL IIEUSTED. Milo. October 1,1844. 30 A NEW and Large Stock of Paper Hongings, desirable patterns. Several hundred pieces for sale l>v L G. TOW NSEND. Big Stream Point, September 28.1814. EMPTY PIECES o f Ladierf Cloak and Dress Goods, many new and rich patterns, with an additional stock of other Fail and Winter Goods. L. G. TOW N SEND. Big Stream Point, September 28,1841. T 1ST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at ^ Dm ' ~ .......................... undee September 30. 1844 S. C. Adams, Robert Ferrier, Henry A. Bruner, Ann Garrison, Cath. A. Bruner, Wm. Hair, Joseph Crampton, Asa Hulbert, Jedediah Chambers Horatio Ingram, Benj. Coolhaugh Alex. Dunn, Lnrrin Dutton, Jefferson Ellis, na Fish,. Homer Ferris, l*ewis LaFever, Robert Lantz, John Little, Joseph C. Lewis, Israel Mead. G. W . McMillan, E. HOOGLAND, P. M J el C. Potter, Andrew Ruplee, Mulinda J Reed, Gilbert R. Rcilny, Mrs Amv W ts.ayre Col. H. G. Stafford, Cornelius Smith, S imuel Shannon, Fred’k M. Wright Thomas Wilson, LATEST FROM NEW YORK. N E W GOODS IN D U N D E E ! T WOULD infottn my old customers, and the public gene- roily, that I have just returned from the City, witn m e of the. largest aud best selected assortment of Fashionable and Staple, t g ; FALL AND WINTER GOODS. I shall riot follow in the track of those modern rieceptioh- ists, who think by naming a few cheap articled, they will be able to get the public on the whole. Among my DRV GOODS, will he found ‘some of the choicest patterns for Ladies’ C*ouks and Dresfgr. For Cloaks* Best Lroad Cloths, Plain and Figure I Hl-rinnes .Gpaccua, Roumciin, <fcc. For Dresses: Striped',silk anil Ginghams. Bmnbnziues and Bavarians, together with a l&rgf and splendid assortment o f Fancy Prints. CLOTHS:—Black, Blue Black, Blue and Cadet, Broad Cloths, Plain. Black an I Fancy Striped Cassiiiieren, Satin- etts and Tweed Cloths, of every variety ; also. P mt nml Beaver Cloths. I have a great variety o f the most Fash ionable VESTINGS. I think my assortment of Cloths, not inferior fo any in the County, an I I would particularly inVite tfie-rittention of Gentlemen to this part of my stock, lor their own satisfac tion as to qua'ity and price. GROCERIES. A large assortment of Sugars. Tees. Coffee,.M'darees, See H A T S Sf CAPS—a full assortment. HARDWARE, Crockery. Glassware, Drugs,*Medicines, Iron, Stetl, Nails, Paints, Oils. Boots. Shoes, &e &c. * _ I feel erntcful for the past liberal patronage of the public, and ( wish my friends to understand, emphatically, that 1 will sell my Goods as cheap, or cheaper; than any other es’aldishment in the country. ' ’ Almost nil kinds o f COUNTRY PRpS>UCR:wiH be takeri in exchange for goods-such as Grain,,, F ax Jjevd, J’qrk, Butter, Lord Cheese. Dried Peaclies.iI^u.msFAi»I l\#i The subscriber is determined to keep constantly on. hand., a full assortment of C'ery variety of Goods; Thosc wisli'- ing to make a profitable exchange, will <|0 w elf to 'cntl at the store o f ; A. C. HARPENDlSO. Dundee, Sent 3, 1f4l. yfil T INSKKI) OIL.—A few Barrels first qualit v Linseed Oil, low for cash,or in exchange for Flnx *en<j. „ L G. tO \V N -T i\D . B % Stream Point, August 31, 1844. BOOTS & SHOES. We erin sell you good Coarse Boots nt very low prices.— Alo Slips, Go'ters, Walking Shoes, Ties See. Those who Wish to get good goods, and those that are fashionable can do so by calling *>n Al.ALTRY & Co.. Those who Wish old goods can find them in this place, that Merchants have Imd on hand for the last ten years. pioduce o f all kinds received in payment for Goods. A liberal Credit will tie given to all responsible persons. CASH FOR WHEAT. We will-pay the fair Market price in Cash for good Mer chantable WHEAT. N. RAPLEE, A. MALTBY. Dundee. August 22. 1844. \/l ACHIN') RY ior manufacturing Wool, for sale low for 1’,‘ Cash, nr in exchange for other good property. Carding Machines. Condensers, one Jack o 141 Spi.idles, one Sliear- ng. Machine one Brushing Mmdiine. one Knapping Ma- cliiKe, three Power Looms, one Picking Machine, together with other s un'ler i'ems. I*. G. TOWNSEND. Big Strewn Point, August 10. 1S44. 29 FASH IO N A B L E TAILORIN G. CH XDSB1T F X S L D S D G STREAM POINT, VX70ULD respectfully inform the public, that heenntin- vv u e s 'h e f a s h i o n a b l e t a i l o r i n g b u s i n e s s in n.i its brunches at Big Stream Point, where he nmv lie found at nil times, re-ulv to suit his customers, ,-.ud those who inay favor him with their patronage. He guarantees that all his work will be done ns wed and as reasonable as at any other establishment in the town. New York Fash ions received quarterly. T 7 CUTTING, done nt short not'ce, in the most fash- :-oiih|e stvle. and warranted to fit, if properly made up. .I'i'y P. 1844. 6m24 k BRA NGEM ENTS are made for Canal Boats (some o' **• first class) to leave this jilive and Troy and Albany every week during the remainder of this season’s naviga tion. Down or tip freight taken at fair prices. L. G. TOWNSEND. Big Stream Point, August 10, 1844. 29 B A X N T X W G . riMIE subscribers would inform the public, that they 4 n r ^ n n r e i t I n P Y p n i t c fit! niiola n f CARRIAGE, 81 are prepared to execute nil Kinds of CARRIAGE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, at ti c paint shop of Beach & Shoemaker, one door west of the Dundee Fouiv drv. ANo. will do OntlNlvo, *o erder. and in the best style INDIA-RUBBER CLOTHS, f *r Tallies, Stands, and other purposes, kept on bond and for sale, or made to order mi tile must reasonable terms. TMtANSPAENT WINDOW SHADES, a good article *■' manufactured and sold cheap by the subscribers, at their nnint shot in Dundee. Also, they will do HOUSE PAINTING, in the neatest manner. D. RAMIAIN, S. TOMPKINS, &-Co. Dundee, July 0,1814. j'24. E L E C T IO N NOTICE. IT IS HAMLIN’S C H M P STORX 2 IfUTI \/IY motto is. a* the world knows to sell GOODS xt h small profit. 1 have purchased my FALL STOOK of G ods, which is not as Inrge as any stock in the city, nor quite ns great a V ARIETY ; brt a little too large to sell them at a good profit. Therefore keep my m>t!o in mind— sell so as to do Business, not to get rich. FOR LADIES’ CLOAKS & DRESSES. v i R i E T V 'rffirmins{,: , L the ^ ai' plar'a “ PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of a 15 to 20 pieces Plain A'paecn ; 8 „r 10 pieces figured, do: , \.( CrT VorN°. Esq.. Secretary of State of Fancy Figured Cordelenas ; Ombre Liistre.' lloumeiins, the ; t ,te of New \ ork. a ^ ' v of winch ,s hereunto annex Chamclicu, Parisena, Bavarian, Uhusnn. Plain and.FigurctJ J cd, tluu a GEN EKAl* El.ECI ION isto lie hCJinthe Coum- M. l)e Lanes, Bombazin-s. Gingham*, Pinin' andYigured I ‘J of Yates, on the Tuesday^succeeding the fir>t Monday of Silks, <fec. some are the most spi. jidid puttrmi ;thnt I ever ^t>vPbther next, at 'Vluch Election there are to he choseri saw in the Now A ork market. I w ill sell l>iai5 j»nt*. figured *'1JS n\:\t,n\e; 1,1 U,R said notice f. nm. the Secretary ° of State, to wit: A G.ivernor and Lieutenant GoVi-rnor o f Sheriff’s Office, Penn Yan, August 2nd, 1844. / t w o c e n t s r e w a r d . I^UN AWAY from the subscriber, on tbe **' 22d inst. George Davis, aged about 16* years, and an Indented apprentice. I hereby forbid any one’s harboring or trusting him on my account, as I shall pay no debts of his contracting* JUSTUS ELLIS./ Dundee, Sept. 25th 1844. ____ _____ ^ O HF.ET1NGS. The best Extra heavy Sheetings, for sale ^ at 9 cents a yard, by MALTBY & Co. QILK ^ f!ran A P arrot in C ourt .— A man, arrested in New Orleamufor stealing a lady’s parrot, but the lady found some difficulty in prov ing property. fShe however stated that the bird and a neighbor-Were in the habit of daily chit-chat, and accordingly the neigh bour was sent fop. $ The moment he addres sed the parrot^ its well known and prompt reply was given, to the great amusement cf SALT, bForNines:,i,,ing8and ail present. The rogue was remanded for y trial, and the bird retained aa a witness against him. ‘‘■Tfc EMOVAL. The subscribers ASy moved tbeirGOODS, to the Store have re- for- merly occupied by S. Huson, in Dundee. Sept.25, MALTBY, & Co. O K A \VARD s BROBD CLOTHS, of all colors, from 2 0 0 \ J X to # 8 per yd., for sale at MALTBY & Co. /CASSIMERES. Fancy and Plain Cassimeres, as good an assoitment as can be found in the country, from one dollar twenty five cents to four dollars a yard, by MALTBY & Co. V ESTINGS,—rich Velvet—Cashmere. Wool Velvet, Sat in, Silk and other Vestings, for sale cheap, by MALTBY & Co. Warp Alpaca* Cotton do. Fig’d nnd Plain Cashmere Crape De Lane, Afghan Crapes, Chameleon Striped and Plain, can be found low, at MALTBY, & Co. C onsumption . —A bold effort was made six pente per Barrels MALTBY, Sc Co. ^RO CERIES, o f all kinds, at MALTBY & Co. T A C T ___ ON the 18th in*t.. on the road between *■ * Dundee and Goodwin’s Ferry, a small CARPET BAG, containing a quantity of women’s Cloth • „ ing—one Sun Shade and a wallet with some money, Ac.— in Darm itadt it)- Germany to cure Lonsurop- : The finder will be suitably rewarded, by leaving the same tion. The seat of the ulceration having at this office.—Dundee, Sept. 1 9 ,1844. ’mg been discovered l»y. means of a Stelhascope, the matter was discharged outwardly by an incision being .tn 9 de in the cavity of the breast penetrating the lungs. The cure waa finally effected by medicine injected into the wound by a syringe.— N. Y . Sun. Letters from Oregon Territory announce fhe death of G.„\V. Le Breton, formerly at Newburyport. „He was shot by an Indian, and died in two days afterwards. The In dian was immediately killed by a Mr. John Wiuslow. D U N D E E SE L E C T SC H O O L HDttE Twelfth 'Perm of this School will commence on the first Monday in September. TERMS AS FOLLOWS: Lower English Branches^—Reading, Writing. and Spelling, per term of eleven weeks, $2 50 Common English Branches—Geogra phy, Grammar and Arithmetic, 3 00 Higher branches each one dollar extra. -It is of the first importance to pupils entering this School that .they do so at the commencement of the term, as a course of Chemical nnd Philosophical Lectures will com mence then, the benefits o f which will be nearly lost to those who enter at a later date. _ TEACHERS DEPARTMENT. __ A smart shock of nn earthquake OC- A Cla 83 for the special accommodation of teachers, Will curred in Livingston Co.,New York, op the( be for,ned nt the commencemT\ e \ TUR?\Sk , Principal. 15th ult.—lasting nearly a mtnote. Alpaccu for 3s. n yard. S H A W L S — an endless variety. Calicoes—Splendid English Patterns. BROAD CLOTHS, In Brond Cloths and Beaver Cloths, I can stiit any one tliut wants to buy. SHEETINGS, From 6 to 10.000 Yards Sheetingsl I have got a large assortment o f TUSCAN f.AP LEG HORN BONNETS, which are good donl ciieaf-er than last spring, the same quality f sold then for 25,1 will sell now for &3 25—n quantity of Straw Bonnets. Lots of Metis’ Coarse, Bo te, which ore lotycr in Nqw York this litre, than I ever knew them— of course, give cus tomers good bargains. I will sell Linse-d Oil (Country made) for 30 cents a Gal lon, by the barrel for cash. Four or Five Hundred pounds Sole Leather, first quality, which I will sell f > t 2 1 cents a pound by the side, for casit. Great Variety of Paper Hangings. No steam oft yet for selling offchvap! * . ~ W. B. HAMLIN. Dundee, August 30, 1844. this State, Thirty-six Electors of President and Vice Pre sident of the United States, Four Canal Commissioners, » Senator for the Seventh Senator til Dis'rict, to supply the vacancy which will accrue bv the expiration of the term of, set vice of Elijah Rhoades on the last, day of December n<-Xt, a Representative in the 29lli Congress'of the United States, for the Twenty-Sixth Congressional District, consisting of I tlte Counties o f Tompkins. Chemung and Votes. And al o | tile following County Officers, to w it.—One Member of As- | seinhiy, anil Two Co*oiiers, in the places of Henrv Larzelere 1 and I 'rael Cli.issnm, whose terms of service will expire on the last day of December next. SMITH L. M\LLORV. Sheriff of Yates County. Slate of New York , Secretary's Office, ) Albany, August 1, 1844. $ I To the Sheriff oftlie County of Yates; 1 S ir - Notice Is hereby given, that at the next G-nerai Election, to he held on the Tuesday succeeding the first j Monday o f November next, the following officers are io be ! elected to wit: A Governor and Lieutenant Governor of : this State, Thirty-Six Electors of President and Vice Presi dent of the Untied-States, Four Canal Commissioners, a [Senator for the Seventh Senatorial Di tric.t, to supplv the vacancy which will accrue by expiration of the term ofser- I vice i f Elijah Rhoades on the Inst day nf December next, a • Representative in the 29th Congress of the United Stales, for tlte Twenty-Sixth Congressional District. consistirig Of the Counties of Tompkins, Chemung and Yates, also the fo1I<rwing_County Officers, to wit:—One member nf Assem- fhe places of Henry LarzeFrc N S W GOODS* ^ CHEAP FOR CASH. OR READY PAY. *f»IIR sub*criber has just received following County Officers, t x stock of GOODS, which he Will srili v yy cheap Wr biy, and Two Coroners, in good pay, or on a credit to those of undoubted responsibility, and Israel Chissom, whose terms of service will expire on His stock, in part, is composed of the fiillriwihg'^inds of tile last day of December next. GOODS-.— , r. GROCERIES. DRY GOODS, Hardware, Crockery. Glassware, Drugs, Medi cines, Hats, Caps , Iron, Steel, Nails, Win dow Sash. Paints, Oils \Leather And in fact all kinds of GOODS usually kept in Country stores. lie has also for sale, one span o f Mare%|i/e Luni- {''' her Wagon, one Bugay Wagon, one, Two Horse Harness, _ common, and one do. Plated Harness; and will lnk£ in pay ment for all or any oftlie above Goods or Chattles^Produce, Lumber, Saingles. Wool, and even C.leh wifi not be refused. And instead o f pditics, which are raging fiercely now, the subscriber will introduce to the noti- e of his friends, a few poetic thoughts 'obtained from a particular friend, which he thinks will smooth the asperity o f party strife, particularly if they profit by the poetic advice. Ladies, tvalk in. and see the hargains here, With colors rich, and good as daylight cleary ... . They’ll hear the test—the test o f soap and wnter-- Will well become the mother or the' daughter. ? And then they’re cheap, as any far or near, * H — For sure I’d scorn—yes, scorn to sell toodeii,r.: > Ceme mane the trial and you’ll not complain— , Yott’il be well pleased, and I your custom ■gttfn.U. See here, the silks, the velvets, ribands, IscoJ-\ ' And caps, I’ll vouch becoming every face; A choice e f shawls, both rich and neat I have. To suit the young, and gay, and matron gruyc^ And veils o f richest kinds, with muslins white,- * With hose, and gloves, nnd all that ean delight, ’ ’ The varied tastes, and fancy o f tfc fair; ' J For here are articles both choice and rare. \- .M And then my groceries, I’m stir/ will please: , Sugars so pleasant, and so eho/ce the tens, You’ll ’joy tile breakfast table to attend, And quaff the beverage, and.the whole commend. Come, gentlemen, and see what you can buy, Of vestments rich, I’ve gota full supply ; With other articles for winter neat, Which cannot fail to make a suit complete. To please the gay spark, or hit the father’s view, And give that grace to-each so justly due; And then the priee, quite fitted to the times, Equally pleasing with the parish chimes, Which play delightfully three times a day; And please the old and young—the greve and gay ; . Now make your choice, rind th3n the Oash pay down, For that's the life of trade in HDDYTOWN. \ Eddytown, August 22,1844. GEORGE W . SIMM0^3. Yourv, re pertfuiiy, S. YOUNG, Secretary o f State. N. R.—You are without d lay to deliver a copy of the above notice to the Supervisor, or one of the Assessors of each town or ward in vnur county ; and also to cause a copy of said notice to be published in ah the puldic newspapers printed in your county orice in each week until the election- If there be no newspaper printed in your county, then the publication is to benude in some one of an adjoining mun- 28 T R I U M P H O P SC IEN C E Health and long Life are within the reach o f us all. —[ ’.Ioiison. vpiIE HYGEIAN THEORY, or true method o f securing HBii.Tit. is the production of study, industrious research arid confirmed experiment. It was successfully promulgated more than twenty years ago, by the late Messrs. iMoris- n & Moat; aud being founded on the humoral pathology , (a: system advocate! for centuries past,) invites the most scru tinizing and liberal freedom o f enquiry, for Truth has evi dence which falsehood can never have Although the prin-: ciplcs were well established and admitted forages, by name- rnus learned meinhe.rs of the medical Faculty ; it yet remain ed for thcHygeist, to discover and compound an Efficient and1 safe cathartic m -dicine, that would sustain nnd carry them out, without debilitating the Constitution ; thereby demon strating as a science, what was heretofore only pro'Jfcmati- cal. • Tlte g-inuine Hygeian Universal Medicine* n-e the desi deratum so long sought for, possessing the peculiar quality to expel the primary cause of disease, nnd nt the same time give strength to the patient both in body and blind. They are the oniv preparation yet discovered, for faithfully effect ing sueh a desirable result, nnd for removing the whole train of Nervous and Bilious disorders ; Asthriin; 'Consumption; Croup j Dropsy; Dyspepsy ; diseases of the E y e ; Epilep- s> ; Female complaints and irregularities'; Fevers of every description; Gout; Gravel and Stone ; Influenza-. Itch and all cutaneous eruptions ; Affections of the Liver'; Measles ; Small Pox ; Pleurisy ; Chronic and Inflammatory Rheuma tism ; Stricture; Whooping Cough; Worms of all sorts, and every malady detailed in the Kscuiapiun nomenclature, by tlte most natural course; giving ease and pleasure to the sufferer: Proving that the Hygeian mode of treatment far transcends the old and uncertain practice, ns Certified by thousand.! Who have been rescued from premature death, nnd confirmed by the ripprobation of many eminent practi sing Physicians, who rfceOmmend them, as the best Family loretl Silks, Ginghams For Men's Summer Coats and Pants. Heavy Bombazines, Alpncas, Crnpe, Cam lets, Black Lasting, Worsted Serge, Kentucky Jeans, and a variety of low priced Cotton Goods> Silk Velvets, some of an extra ‘quality for Ves tings, ftc. A great vari'eiy of Goods for Ves tings of h H grades, from low priced cotton b> choice Worsted and Silk, of rich patterns.— Brow Sheetings and Shillings, by the pie-ceef bale, Bleached Shining, Ti-cking ami Drilling, A full assortment of Faper Hangings, Bon nets, Hats and Caps.a great variety- Groceries of almost every kind-—among which are fair lo best, Molasses, Loaf, Lump, an;tl Brown Sugars ■; Old Hyson, Yo'tma Hyson and! Black Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Cocoa, Rici, &c., Fish of many kinds. Dairy and Conifmift. Salt, low price by the band for eash. Crockery, a large assortment. Boots and Shoes of almost every kind called for; Ha rdware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Spikes-, Sheet and Plate Zinc, Slreet and Bar Lead, Sheet Iron. Cooking and Box Stoves, several patterns; Farming Utensils of almost every kind called for; Medicines. Drugs, Dye Woods, Paints, Oils, Ttirperniwe,'Varnish, of first qua lity, by the gallon, Pitch, Tar, Oakum, Grind stones, Lime, Cement and Piaster. QC?* Merchant Grinding at Aire Flouring Mill, of tlie first order, at reasonable rates. Custom Grinding al the custom mill—per haps none better. A few thousand bushels of offals in rnil^ which are generally kept on hand. Fine. Superfine and Extra Flour. Goo<4 Corn meal for salo. Timber Sawed on shares, or for pay, at wf? saw mill on short notice Various kinds of- Lumber, Gutters, fee. for sale. Goods receiv ed and forwarded from Warehouse. A Daily Mail (Sundays ex- <11 __ U cepted) received at 11 o'clock, A. M. steamer Richard Ste vens, Ga-pt. Geo. D akin . The mail ‘by sard steamer closes, daily at 1^ P. M. A mail tft Tyrone via Rock Stream. Reading Centre, North Reading and Tobehanna, leaves Mon days and Thursdays, on arrival c'f the mail 'by steamer, and returns in evening o'f same day. Cash paid at all times for Wheat. Timothy Seed, Oats, and other kinds of Produce. Good pay made for warranted Shingles. Almost every kind of Produce, Lnmbetr, Wood, &c. received for most kinds of Goods, Six months or edit given when approved of. A very small profit charged Tor all goods 4 deal in, when cash is paid al the time ot purchase. L. G. TOWNSEND, Big Stream Point, Yates county. ) May 25, 1844. 18y $ O P P O S ITIO N TO IM P O S IT IO N ! GIUSAT ATTRACnO XJ . AT HURON'S IN DUNDEE 1 T HE subscribe? Would Inform hfe old cus tomers, and thepublic in general, ‘t&'at he has just returned from New York, having pur chased a large assortment of Goods at •extreme ly low prices-, and intends to sell goods'cheap for good pay. t will not say with my neighbor, that I can afford lo sell Goods ten or fifteen per cent cheaper than any One eke. (That looks- too much like brag.) Lean bWy Goods o» «vx months time, ten per cen't lo'Wer than any mani that FRETENDS to buy for cash, aud will not- be undersold by any one, etluer great or smalL My neighbor thinks he hoys goods cheap, be— cauge,'the merchants in New York tel! him so# No’doubt he buys his gWods decidedly cheap ; but 1 buy mine DECIDEDLY rheapef-. I have a large assortment of DRY GOODS : Brokf’n & free tings from 7 !io 10 cents ; Calico 6 (J and upwards; Chip UutsQd; any quantity of SUM M E R GOODS, for pants; some.new style goods for Sack fyoals; Parasols. Sun Shades, Black and White Edgings, Gimp, Fringe. S-ilk, Lace, Dress and Apron Silk, White and Black Satin, Miit6, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp, &c. &c. I have a quantity of Lap Leghorn Bon- nets, which I will sell lower than has ever been offered in this, place. GROCERIES. If you wish to boy Groceries cheap-, just give me a call before you buv elsewhere. CROCKERY. I have a large assort nrent ‘of Crockery. SHOES. Slips, I'ies, Children’s Shoes, Fanny Ells- ler Ties. «fec. &c. Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, Sash at 3 cents per light’; Fur and Cnssimere Hats of the latest., style; Mackerel, Codfish, and a general assort ment of goods usually kept on hand, and soli cit all those who wish to buy goods cheap, td- call and see for themselves. All kinds of Produce received in exchange for Goods. (Lf3 My goods will be hereby the first of next week. SAMUEL HUSON. Dundee, April 23,1844. 13 mediemeextant. Dundee, August, tR44. On Monday week the first thin ice of the season was seen at New Haven. Conn. f HR subscriber bavin* again resumed the MANUFAC TURING OF WOOL at his former Old Establishment and purposing to employ such workmen only as will-do good work, will propose to purchase WOOL, or manufac ture it on shares or otherwise, into Cloths, Cassimeres, Satfnetts, and Flannels, and the various kinds of Cloths on salQ very low H A R D W A R E R E M O V E D m T O the-N^viBfiifk' Bl^ipg,.; where can be found tys good ah assortment of YVARE as at any dtHer Store in the country; Also; the Tin,*Ctopper and Sheet Iron, manu facturing carried oh as usual. v-v P. S.—A few Barrels of PORK for safe- ’ / Glass and Nails ■ for ... lete Was Snotv last week, on the hanii for sate or exchange for Wool or other prodnee, at fair AUechenies. j raw . l . g . t o w n s b n d . ® j Big Stream Point, August 10, 1844. 20 J. D. & H. Dundee,-May 28,1844. F. MORGAN; - .. - V- 18; . M orisoj A s PrLLS are purely vegetable, afe a safe and mild cathartic, efficacious in all Cases, and life desirable for Tra vellers by sea or land, particularly those who ate removing to the Western country. If any further prt of o f the supe rior Virtues of these incomparable medicines is sought for ; it may be found in the swarm of Imitators, Counterfeiters and Speculators in Vegetable medicines or Specifics, who 'naVo: sprung up since their first introduction on tills Con tinent id 1830, who. With unblushing effrontery, endeavor to ipipose their nostrums on the Public, by pretending to Hy- gman principles. T h e Hygeian Medicines are prepared with accuracy by DrvH. S he VU eard M oat , o f New York, in accordance with his published Affidavit, from the Original Recipe used by his late father T. Moat, Esq., Vice President of tile British College o f Health in joint proprietor with the lute James Morison, Esq. Ti»e PILL8 ore in Boxes at 25 cents, and Packets at ®1, $ 2 , r ®3. (Ef- TO prevent imposition, every packet is seal ed up, and the labels have a fac sriniie o f the signature of H- fehepheard Moat, the Proprietor; also an extra label,of yellow paper signed with a pen by the District agent and Sub Agent. The Aperient cleansing Powdeis are in boxes at 37J cents. Printed instructions gratis, Drug S sell these Medicines. ___„ from the local Agents whore names are advertised in their respective counties, and have written appointments T OST.—A small pocket Case of Hoinceoputliic Medicine*, covered with pinltitolpred sheep skin. It is divided into thl-fefe apartments, each filled with small phials, and con taining some memoranda and other papers. It .was lost on Monday aftef-noon last, while going to, or returning from, the vicinity of Jacob Hackett’s or John Lord’s residences. The findrir will be suitably rewarded, oh leaving it nt my office. RICHARD HUSON. Dundee, duly 18, 1844. P A Y VP. A LL persons indebted to me in any way, are requested **to call at my office and arrange the same With ret delay. I have waited for settlements a long time, and cow all ac counts ihust be liquidated.—Settlements cah be made with E. Hnogland in my absence. 25tf RICHARD HUSON. S ' HOES, BOOTS, &c.-*A large assort ment of Ladies’ and Misses* Shoes; Mens’ calf, kip and cowhide boots and shoes, from a low price and inferior quality, to a fair price and prime good work, of home and eastern manu facture. L. G. TOWNSEND. May 27, 1844. NOTICE. A LIi persons indebted to the estate o f Doct. H. .SMITH, of Dut.dee, deceased, are requested to make fettleme t with the subscriber by or before the 1st o f September next, 17 * c « iib m ine d msiruciifniH Erui.0. , ™ tl,e busi,ie?!? m'«st be closed up. Unsettled accounts uf- Drug Stores, Doctors and Pedlers arc net permitted to ter that date Will be Pbt |r^ course o f legal collection^ , .. ----- — The genuine ean be obtained only ,. T ' NEWMAN ABBY, Administrator. 6 . ....................... .... Reading, June 18, 1844. 22 W. WYNN,Montrose,Pa.,District Agent. CJUBPCENA TICKETS iiifttn r in led aud Sub-Agents in Yates County, C. Clark, Italy Hollow; W. f ^ .!_• ,'U81 Prm,eU #UU r. J . Booth, Record Printing office, Dundee. . tor sale at this office. ‘
