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It happened,' on a certain occa- sion, that, t h i s young man being from homo, there came a French gentleman to t h e castle, who w as a flippant, shal- low assailant of th at faith in Deity which all g o o d men entertain. . He began ta lk ing o f sacred things in term s that chill- ed t h e old b aron’s blqpd ; on w hich tlio aid. H aro n .reproveiLltinqsityi n g r‘ ‘A royou not afraid o f fending God, who re ig n s nbovo, by speaking in such a m an n er?” The gentleman (if g en tlem an wc ought to c a ll him) said he knew nothing ab o u t God, for lie never h a d seen him.-The liaron this tim e did not notice w liat tho gentleman said ; b u t the nc-xt m orning lie conducted hifri about his castle grounds imd took occasion first to show him U virv beautiful picture that hung nn t h e wall. Tho gentlem an adm ired the picture very much, and said, \W h o ever drew th is p icture knows very well how to use the pencil.” \M y son drew tluit picture,” said the baron.“ Then y o u r son is a clover man,” replied tlie gentleman. T h e liaron tjien took his visitor into tlie garden, anti showed hi-m many beau- tiful flowers, and p lan tatio n s of forest tree#. \W ho lias th e ordering of this garden ?” asked t h e gcntlcnian.“ .My Min,” n p lie d the baron ; \ho knows every plant, I may say, from the cedar of .Lebanon to the liyssop on the wall.” \Indeed !” said the gentlem an ; I shall think very highly o f him so o n /’ T h e hurpn took h int into tlio village, anil showed him a smnll n e a t cottage, w here Ids son had established-a school, mul where h e caused all young children who imd lo st their parents .to bo receiv- ed an d nouri.-htyl a t 11is ow n expense.— Tlie children in the house looked so in- nocent, and so happy, thnt the g entle- m an was v e ry much pleased, and when lie r e t urned to tho castle h e said t o tlio rG u d e n t.. w . - ^ . I t to n s,, a n d th e w in d1is n e v e r weary ; T h j y ^ K |) l i |i |; l j n g8to t ii q m ouldering wall, ' B u t a t oypry g u st th o dead leaves fall, \A n d th e day is d a rk and dreary, i-d B y li f e id co ld a n d dark a n d dreary; ' \ T t fains, an d th e wind is nev er weary ;* B u t;th e hopes o f youth f a l lt h ic k li t‘th e blast, And th e days aro d a rk and dreary. B e Still, s a d h e a rt, and cease repining ; * B ehind th e .c lo u d s is the s u n still s h in in g ; ■Thy fa te -is the common lo t of a l l : I n to e a c h life som e m ig in u a t full, r , j 2• - Soiho days-rmist be dark and dreary. _ rT lH E JL q th FaiptSiQHpr ca n n o t ...... —— T G N ew F all Qootjs. Confident they have established a nam e for S e lli n g G oo d aas l o w as an y S t ore ■ i n th e Chenaijgo W ile y , And appreciating the v e ry lifrcml patronage'bestowed upon th e m for t h e past,, th e y retu rn th e f r sincere thanks,, and th e y hope, b y a close application to tb e ir husi- ncss, und atten tio n to th e wants o f th e public, to co ntinue th e same, a n d they cordjally in v ite a ll w ishing to purchase, to calf and cx am in g be- fore purchasing elsewhere. You will alw ays fin d a good variety of '4tffto,:Qfeene' jN. Tfv le y T an d h av p ttrc h a sq s.r —— f e F — ui , S< J f t \WttiV •. i .f.f o j 4 F . .................................. K i , r i DEAlEfl INHATS, CADS, PA^CY Grgene. j . y N t _ _ _ _ &e.i 'Sc; ' *’■'6 ^ ’’’ C A N t o such toijcH ^;ifaj^etfrM j,D6LaijW.QinKlugn»i ts , B lain a ijd B a tfe d M u Laces Em htoid c ry * Bibberm, H dsR ty, Gtoves, fic? .H asstock o f Tweeds, X m t t o f a j f & m , iY« i |t i ^ . a n d , ^ d m ? m tn g s, will' h e fpund S tiic ito it ta.aCeormubdHto th o s e in w aiit of a rtfc le s in tliat-liric. ’ -A • L advantage perfectly t o g o to Greene, or. a n y wh.ero elsq to g e t .your su p p ly . W e h a v o .ju s t as \good ant-assortment, o n d as GOOD GOODS os any m e rc h a n t in Che- n a n g o Valley. Onp people ore requested to bear t h & i p mind an d give u s a call, a n d wc„will war- r a n t to giveiperfeijt siafefaction, confident in our, a b ility , sp topd{>. osew a s P articular a itc n tic a haa.beea' paid t o th e ritaa- u fa c tu ra o f a s« A to n a b lo sto c k ,qf , . , FRISBIFS HOTEL, EARLVILLE; T h e subsfribcT • xvduld '{respectfully ^on-j B ill noufice to thc'tfaV Snihg portion of th e in-j S u itan ts d fC hehango V atii^ -.'th at-lie htisTeas-1 dstjte far-fam ed TaVern-’Stand Unown iuS '4‘rrHe' t o .. .. _ _ _ _ ____ _ _ _ _ ___ e i av rn 'S t haS -( 5116 .jyaiqrs H o te l,” sitoated on th e ^ fs t.rid e ip f.th h “\ -t, Iihriviilrn .where h e ,to ll he, ham i tippn aJlpr h i i olu friends, a n d os ih a n y ndw-onfes’t i mifj#fav’dr’Mirf rvith A’c ilt! Hayingi hadicofisidtaiblh' 6xpcirifencolii''H6tei -• J lfaVe sn^ctrior atfabm m odati6nsfBA8th.iiiiin an d beqsfc,! andiv.by a careful attontidnt-to \Ufa WUifa pf ,thp ptiVfjc, hpfte, to m e r it, a .shmtp of latronage.' T f i t w g ro n b t for th e Maine'Lwuo'f faw,' X should-keep constantly^ oil, jfrolitf a S b b i a sso rtm en t o f 'choice 't i n i. • ■ .v D RY GO O DS ,, consisting o f every v ariety of Cloths, Oassipqeres, S a tin e tts, K entucky \Jeans Tweeds, Moleskins, B ro w n a n d Bleached Shirting a n d Sheeting, F re n c h a n d English Flannels, T estings o f every descrip tio n , Alapacas, I ’aram ettas,;F rcftch and E n g lish M erino, Bik an d Figured M. T). T^nys, G en ts ' B row n, Bleached m uTSIxcd lia jf Hose, LadicB M eriqo and Cotton,Hose, L adies’,Merino, S ilk and C otton Gloves, Black an d Colored S ilk s, P rin ts o f every description t h a t t e a n b q fo u n d in t h e New York markets, T icking, S tripe S h irtin g , W inter Shawls, Men’s W rappers a n d D rawers, a n d all articles in tho D ry Goods trade t h a t cun h e found in tl)C country. O U R S T O C K O F D R Y G O O D S, is v ery superior, consisting of S ilk s of every de- scription, M erin o s^ F atairtcttasi ‘Plaids, Plain a n d Figured UeLaincs, Domestic Goods in every Variety, P a^er Hntigings, &c.,'&c., Comprising, i n fact,' evejy thiug_knorvn to th o .M a d e O l o t l i i n g , • w hiph will b p p fte q d t o p r i c ^ ;tq .pompefa* tyjth an y th in g of equal; qua)ity_in tl)is]o r.th e a^oiri# in g counties* 'fhofe ^fish in g g d rra e n ti made to o r d e t can be aw om m baatbd o n Bliorfc’ ix6tice. v> ‘ J A G e n e ra l A ssortineiiit; ef^G yqceiieS m a y also be found, such nsTeaft, StigarinrMoias- seff, Coffee, PepB er/Spicc, GiagCr, Tobacco, &c. T h e qualities o f ' which w e w ill g u a ra n ty ,-d n d prices to-corrcspond w ith th e timesi - si\ Y our a tte n tio n is also called t o n few Qther ay,. ticlh s in the lin e , nam ely, ' i ih'.'il r ) f. <1T I ’ ' ' kwipil ®H S l i s t e ll a n e a n s . DR Y GOODS TRADE , i n th is region,iftll d f w h ic h we con sell-50 per c e n t lower tKanothfa-houses in th ia valley. This 4 8 n o Imastingi-'but a plain-fact, th e reason is—- weTVere successful--i n m aking o u r purchases in N ew York. f. _ ' , G R O C ER IE S ! T jm ^ rjin a i Dpinion of tbe Declaration of Independence. ■»A fair \friend of ours who is now so- jotfrtting in P aris, relates in a p riv ate te tte r'th e following conversation slu-Imd With L am artine. We know not which most to adttriro, the debonairc imd grace- ful m anner of th e Frenchman, or the charm ing naicete with w hich our corres- pon d en t tells th e story : I m u st tell you of an evening I passed w ith L am artine and his wife. It was a Juiet social evening, only niystdf and Ve or six literary people. 0 ! I was so much delighted with tlie poet atjd his- torian. Ho talked with mo for several hours, a n d ev e ry word lie uttered is .daguerrcotyped on my memory. I lo is eL arm ing in conversation—not at all Iflto a Frenchm an, hut much more re sem bling an Englishman or Am erican ,iri manlier. H e lives in a quiet style, •nd*usually goes early iu tho S pring to b is e s ta te in th o country. Ilut this sea- son Mine. Lam artine w as quite ill, nnd tb u s be \yas k e p t here. When I was in P aris before, I had a le tte r to him b u t b e was absent. When I came this tim.e I hoard again h e had gone. At Prince N apoleon’s I w as regretting his absence, yrbcn a friend of his, to whom 1 was speaking, told mo ho was still detained in Paris, I went a t once und delivered nay l e t t e r ; th en camo an invitation to pass th e evening 1have mentioned. T '■assure you th a t evening gave me more tru o delight th an any o f the g re at bulls I havo attended. Lam artine was so Cordial, kind and appreciative, anti spoke so charmingly of America and its . institutions. \A pleasant little incident occurred i n conversation. We w ere speaking of *iho adoration bestowed upon relics a t Homo ; and one of ns rem arked that nl nations possessed some object, insignifi ca n t in itself, b u t of infinite value from associations of tlie past. JLLnninrtlnc looked to me ond said : ‘'And your country has the most precious of all imm- jascripts—the signing of tho Declaration o f Independence. l)o not your people make pilgrimngek to look upon it ?” I r e p lie d : It i# indeed precious t o ‘all war citizens, b u t doubly precious to mo, since m y grandfather's n am e i# there in- Bcrlbed, os one who gnvc his blood nnd h is fortune to p erp etu ate our frtc in sti- tu tio n s.” \Lam artino rose up, nnd bowed to me, saying :“ Mndntne, in th a t name you havo a noble heritage. It i# tin p a te n t o f true nobility, and you rightly ehrirish it w ith hornet pride.\ \W a s not t h a t a sjfnrkling little rj>i sode ia your conversation? If you will forgive tho v an ity in telling it, I u ill sav I described-Cuba nnd the palm groves o f H avana nnd Spain, Ac., to Lamartine, to w hich he listened u ith great interest nnd I may say delightJC-A'. Y. Mirror. r , - ; l v 0'HI 7 b: Groceries, Sugars of all Grades, Teas, from 2s Gd to Gs. Molasses from 2s 6,d to 8s. S tew art’s double refined Syrup for 4b. , Long an d Short Tobacco, Scotch H erring aniFFrench Codfish, Mackerel, Shad and the qelehrated Blue F is h , to g e th e r with a ll k in d g th a t m ay b e called fo r hy sm aller families. B O O T S AND SH O E S , M ens' Cowhide, Kip, Morocco, C alf n nd Spilt L ea th e r B oots (prlncipsdly split,{Mens'Cowhide, K ip , Morocco,l-'ulf u n d Grain Bik Brogans, (prin- c-ijailly G ra in Bik.) Ladies’ Cloth imd Morocco Bootees a n d Buskins. Boys, Youths and Misses Boots and Shoes of u ll kinds, and a nice assort- m e n t of Ciu-ks. I n this tine yyo a r e excelsior. B eing desirous of m aintaining b u r;position in this branch o f our bjfsiness, we h a v e ta k en , pains to select a n ex- ce lle n t assortm ent. W c have th e best qualities o f C roc l t cr y , H ar d w are , N a il s , B oots and Shoes, Paints, Dye Woods, Ruck,Skin Gloves and M ittens, F in e and heavy She'etfags, Tickings, Table Larien, Towelling, BTeach Shirt- in g s , Wall P ap e r, L ooking Glasses, &e., &o. C all a n d i ^ f 'a n d y o u s h a ll he convinced th a t w h ile I have an eye t o m y ow n interest, your w an ts arc also duly c a re d for. S. S. NICHOLS. ° l f i i i to v-T t-to Office second st% -, B atM orie Uuildings: Rfcijf. v dfflpe Chegitngo House,; Greene, N , Y. , a sso rtm en t o .v W i n e s - a n d Y i q u o r s 11' ' ! ‘ B u t th o u g h I cslnrtot lecep'dhe '“ a rd e n l\’! h a v6I ev erythipg else necesSary to ‘ accommodate a tray elin g public. LYMAN BIUSBEE. E arlvine, Sept, 19, 1855. . ®i? MOLASSES, SUGARS, TEAS, SPICES, &c. W e invite com petition w ith an y one in these p a rts, in th is 'jf o rtib n o f our business. Chine an d try us 1 W e have g o t good Groceries, and c a n prove it! A large asso rtm en t of CROCKERY, GLASS \WARE BCfeTS AND* SHOES, HARDW ARE, \c! C . W i l l a r d , E H Y S ICIA N & S U RGE O N Office o v e r A. D. A d an fa S to re . Residence—Cha- tmngo street,, th re e do o rs sonth o f tile _______; Oherjango H ou s e .1 1 ■ Greene, Sept. 19, 1855. L e t us R eason T o g e t h er ! J O N E S ’ C o ff ee - H ouse an d R es t auran t N O R W IC H , N . Y*. (a fine assortm ent) W ooden Waro, &c., ,&c. H ou r and S a lt ! TH E undereigned begs leave respectfully to announce to th e public th a t h e Ms-purchas- e d th e spacious Saloon i n the basement o f Sla- te rs ’ Block, w hich he h a s re-fitted at consider- able expense, i t being iris in tc n tjg p to establish what' lias lo n g been w anting— A F IR S T C L A S S R E S T A U R A N T ! W hcro h e will lie happy to w ait o n th e'p u b lic; an d no pains w ill he spared on his part, to keep his ta b les supplied w ith a ll the delicacies o f the season. T he Cooking D ep artm ent is u n d e r the charge o f nn experienced Cook, rtnd will be con- ducted in such a m anner as to pleaso tlie most fastidious epicure. . IC E CREAM S A L O O N ! A LFRED SE A l t liE , HAJTUEACnjRJUl Of, At(P DRAW* Iff C lio f c ^ C ig a r s , H a m i l t o n , N . Y. Orders respectfully solicited, and t h e best snt- isfactlon guaranteed. ________________ °8? H ar d w a re S p ik e s , D por Trim m ings and a general assortm ent of S h e lf H ard Ware an d Cutlery, Crockery and Gl.vss W are, a full assortm ent of Blue a n d com- m o n Crocker)' Ware im d Glass Ware. N a ll s , , D o n ’t go a n y where else to buy your FLOUR a n d SALT 1 Wc keep posted up on them . J u s t os cheap I and ju s t as good ! os any body e ls e has g o t. B U T T E R T U B S A N D F IR K I N S , W . & I M o s l i e r , WAGON MAKERS . Shop o v e r G. R.L yon>, F o u n d ry , Greene, Chenango Co., N , Y. °1? -« I I . . fr o m the best manufactories. F irk in s, 5 0 lb. a n d upwards and some very excellent Tubm C A S H P A W FOR H ID E S . G rateful for a liberal patronage, we w ould re- spectfully solicit a continuance o f th e same. C. P. & A. JEW ELL. E astG recn o , Oct. 11, 1855. °4?. su c h as a re used by th e different Physicians all o v er the world. D r u g s a n d M e d i c in e s , HOLLOWAY’S PILLS! P aten t Medicines, such as W eaver's Syrup, J a y n e 's Medicine, Grnffenburg Medicine, Rog- e r 's Liverw ort and T ar, Aygr's Cherry Pectoral, B ach's American Compound, a new remedy, T ra sk 's O intm ent, Bramlin's Salve, W H Y ARE W E SICK ? F’ has been th o lo t of the hum an race to he weighed dow fr b y discoso and Buffering.— HOLLOW AY’S PILLS aro specially ndapted to t h e relief o f th e W EA K , th e NERVOUS, th e DELICATE, nnd th e infirm , of all climes, ages, sexes nnd c o n stitu tio n s. Professor Holloway personally superintends the m aijufacture of his medicines i n th e U nited States, and offers them to a free an d enlightened pcoplo, as t h e best rem e d y the world ever saw for th o rem oval of dis- ense. TUESE P I L L S r U R I F Y TU B IJhOOD. S .J o n e s , . . Barber and FasMonabJefiair-Dresser, Genesee s t G reene, N. Y v °1? . --------!-----------------=— i:-.:. . -------- ., A L L K I N D S O JF P I L L S , M errill's Spavin L inim ent and Brown’s Holy W ater, a n d finally a ll kinds th a t can be found in America, for we h a v e taken g re a t puius to liavo this d ep artm en t complete. Babcock & W elch, ’Jjlicre is attach ed to th e establishment, a room which lie has fitted up expressly fo r the accom- m odation of parties of Duties n n d Gentlemeit. where Ico Cream and o tlior R efreshm ents will bo served up. E ntrance to tlio Ico C ream Sa- loon fro n tin g tho Public Square. Cnsli p a id for Game, F ish , F ru it,'an d a l l doll- eacics o f.th e sc wsqdu - ------------------ --------!-----------------= — i:-.:. *;.! Ch enan g o B t g nse , ARE receiving direct from Im porters, Manfac- turers and Publishers, n large assortm ent of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW ELRY, SILVER WARE, FANCY ARTICLES, BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c., &c., gold a t v e ry sinall profits. Being , G R EEN E, C H E N A N G P .C .Pt-N. Y. U . IVnrm^-nAt*,* P ro p rieto r, Good H o p ^ i ^ d e t-,. ° l? G 'o w le t’ H o < q l:, - * G R E E N ^ 'C H E N A N G O C O” \N. —-Ek'w a b cG - ’ C o t r a a r F r e p l« o r . - *\ Y. «i r Paints and Oil, Zino Paint, -which w ill - ------------------ WM. JO NES. °1? b n ro n7\\V hut tTbnpny m an you a rc , to luivc so good n son ?’’ , . O neida Fossol F a in t, and every o th er kind tiia t can h e called for. Lamp, Linseed an d Boil- ed Liasci-d, Neat's F o o t, Rolled ltosin Oil, Dye 'tStnffs of a ll kinds too-mitnerous to mention. d eterm ined n o t to be undersold by our neigh - bore, o u r goods will be m arked o t tho lowest figure, iqiii we in v ite a comparison of our goods a n d prices w ith any in tho valloy. Among our a sso rtm e n t of These fam ous Pills a rc expressly combined to operate on th e stom ach, thcr liver, th e kidneys, t h e lungs,-tho skin, n n d th e bowel#, correcting a n y derangem ent in. th e ir functions, purifying tb o blood, th e very fo u n tain o f life, imd thus cu rin g dlseaso in all its forms. Norwich, Sept. 19, 1855. B r o w n ’s H o t e l , ' C H E N A N Q pT F O R K S.B R O O fylE C O . M a j . D. M . fenows, P ro p rie to r. ° 1 ? “Ilow d o you know I have so -good a .son ?” C O N N E R S ’ U n i t e d S ta t e s T y p e F o u n d r y . Nos. 29, 31, and 33 Beckman-st., N . Y . R eady Made Clothing. T h is departm ent we would Ray is full a n d com p lete of flo th in jr, m ade under th e supervision u f Mr. K. Dinnin, o f th is place, nnd we intend to keep tlie liest stock of that kind o f tra d e In th is place. IVe have now “Because T have seen h is works ; nnd I know t h a t lie m u st ho good nnd clev- er, if lie h a s done nil t h a t you have shown) me.” W A T C H E S , •• P ar kH ouse , HAMILTON, M A D ISO N C O ., N. Y . E l i Dakbsh_ Proprietor. °1? , m a y he found a g re a t variety a t tlio following prices, viz : G old H u n tin g P a te n t Lovers from $50 to $200 do opou faoo do \do '30 76 do hu n tin g Detached do 80 76 d o open face do do 25 GO do h u n tin g Cylinders 25 50 do opcti face do 20 85 Silver H u n tin g P a te n t Levers from 15 46 do open face do do 12 8 0 do h u n tin g Detached do 13 25 do open faoo do do 10 20 do lim iting C ylinders 10 18 d o open face do 0 . 1 ^ M ost of th e abovo w arranted perfect tim e keep- ers. All sty les of D Y S P E P S I A A N D L I VE I l C O M PLAIN TS. Nearly h a lf tho h u m a n race hnve taken these Filler It h a s been proved in nil ]Mirls of th e w orld, t h a t no th in g h a s been found equal to th em in cases o f disorders o f tho liver, dyspep- s ia , and stom ach c o m p lain ts gcnc-rully. They soon give a healthy to n e t o these orgnns, how- e v e r much deranged, a n d when nil Other means havo failed. TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.—’The un- dersigned beg to inform th e trailo t h a t they have recently issued tlieir New Quarto Specimen, and tliv t it is now ready for delivery to tlieir patrons, ns well ns to a ll who patronize tlieir Foundry. Parties wishing to purchase. imd wishing our Specimen Book, can have th o same Bont by m ail, by enclosing us seventy cents In postage stam ps. In it will lie found a new so-I rics of Fiicck, from Tr _A.nL to 1’ic a, surpassing,-If) nossibjo, tlieir celebrated series *>f tioutch Cltt races. 'l’ho F ancy Tj-pc D epartm ent exhibits ntv un- surpassalile variety of hcautifal stylos, Bcicetcd from Franco, Gcrmimy, a n d England. Tho S cripts and bordering aro now for Urn first tim eprescntcd to the P rin t Ing Public,and nrothc productions o f tlio best American and European Artists. An e n tire now series of Gdrmrui races, both for New.qiapet und Jo b Printing, of n very su- riot' stylo, Is now Hourly ooiupluloj a n d for sale. “But y o u have n o t seen him.” “No, b u t I know him very w ell, be ca u se I ju dgo of h iin hy h is works.” “Truo,” replied tho baron ; “find in tlii-t way I jodgo o f tho chnrncter o f our Heavenly Father. I know,by Ifis works, t h n t He is a Being of infinite wisdom, a n d power, and goodness.”. T h e Frenchman fell th e force o f the reproof, nnd wns careful not to offend the good baron-any moro hy h is re- in a r k s .--/• row (Ac (Iinnnn. • A mer i can H o t e l , B IN G H A M TO N B R O O M E C O ., N. Y . H x s k . Ro g e r s , P ro p rie to r. °1? 2 0 0 C o a ts G e t t i n g U p , fur tin? F o il and W in ter trade and other articles in tills lin e in proportion. IMrrtcutar attention paid toK ettintt u |i( ’iotliing to ordertlio.se want- ing any tilin g in this lino will do well to c n ll.O ' C LIFF O RD H O U S E , 23 & 2 5 P a r k P la c e , Between Broadway and C olum bia College, KTEJW Y O R K . IV. B, Fi s h, °1? H ..B . ALEXASnwt. I V i n d o w S a s li, Q E N E R .IL D E B I L I T Y , I L L H EA L T H . Of various sizes from H. R. llliss’ Fnctory, tlio b est In th i s m arket, Glivw and . P u tty to go w ith Illlss' Hash. Many o f tho m o st despotic Governments hnvo opened th e ir Custom H ouses to t h e introduc- tio n o f these piiln, t h a t th e y m ay become tlie medicine o f th o masses. Learned Colleges a d m i t tlmt th is medicine is th o liest remedy ever kno w n for jmraons o f delicate h e a lth , or where th e. system has Ix-tjn im paired, ns it s Invigora- tin g proportion n e v e r fail to a ffo r d reUof. F E M A L E C O M P L A IN T S ^ Y n rnma l n , vnnn Q rvr n t * l , u L aw l . l L o u i U l t n ill tills celebrated medic-ine. I t regulates\ th e m onthly courses a t all periods, acting in many cases, like a charm . It ia also th o best nnd safest medicine tiiat can he given t o children of a l l ages, n nd for an y c o m p la in t; consequently n o family should ho w ith ou t It. I/tMaictiy' 3 r.lh are the U.a rrnieth/ knoicn in the trorld for (he f*dlo*riny Diroiea: Asthama, Diarriuua, Bowel Complaints, Dropsy, __Mud, FL OU R * A N D S ALT , * b y th e load or liarrel. Also Sacks of F lo u r al- w a )s on han d . We h ave for tho last year been sellin g a little Flour for a pile o f m oney—wo wow can. gtyu our custoruon. w _ little money. 8;ienlving of inonov and flour as th e y are Isitli getting moru uhumlunt, wo ho|ic u v Viiail n o t h.nv to tru st so much F lo u r for n fn r dir/I, h u t we v ill n o t sec our custom ers starve for tliv w an t of hreiul B U ITK lt FIR K IN S AN’ D TUBS. From Jo h n W atson Watrou#’ g reat Firkin F.u. tory. P a p e r H a n g in g s , tlie largest assortm ent tiiat ran Is-found in tlie eonnlrv Also Bordering to match and a full asso rtm ent of Window l’.ipcr in F attern s and Roll P R O S P E C T U S C L O C K S , a t prices from SI to $20 dollars each, a ll war- ran ted . T h e stock of The Chenango American, __Mud, AyKvriMrrr. or F.imvnd K f a n .—A story is toldol th is (-clchrntt-d a c to r by Whitt-, th o elocutionist, well-known for t h e Inst li»If century in tlio ritv of Fliilndclpliin, n« a tenrher of elocution. In th e year 1S2 2, wlicn Kean made hi# first nppenr- an c c in th e almve-namrd city, ho wns w aited upon by W hite, nt hi# room s in t h e Man-ion limine, toolitnin liis nnrne to n circular lie tvns nhout issuing, 'i’licir eonversntion nnturnllv fell on noting, u n d W hite cxpress-ed iiitnself to tiiis cf- fi c t : th a t a man's m anner should he precisely tho same on th e stage ns it w ould he off, and th n t his words should be spoken in (lie nntural pitch o f bis voice, and not nn assum ed one, n n d thnt a n y departure front this w ns mere stage t r i r k , nnd not noting. Kean replied t h a t there u n s nothing peculiar in hi# view s, tlmt they Iind been entertained by nil Ihoprrent actors nnd writer# upon t h e subject, nnd t h a t lie himself perfect- l y njrroed w ith Ihonv \T hen w hy is it,” \S a id W hite, j \Ikal you yourself are never n atu ra l for fivo consccutiv-a minutes.\— Konn, tu rn in g fownrd him in a violent rn g e, screamed through liiS set sooth, Because I fell in to had habits before I k n e w w lin t they were, n n d now I can di#tancc_J3f..o n ly -qct tv h o)t-j.fo*d.” ran . e ( G o ld J ewe l r y , w m n iiilii It) p n f l n i f .,) lr .u 'a * l.V.1. V i—t u n d O im rrl Chains, Ladies and G ents Pins, Ear Drops ana Rings, F in g e r Bings, Bracelets, Lockets, Keys nnd Seal*, Sleeve B uttons, Bosom Studs, Pens n nd Pencils, Spectacles, Snajw, Slides, Thimbles, Crosses, Ohnrmcs, & a Wo fu rn ish coin for all o f our Denoted to Ike Inlefcsis, Objects mul Purpo- ses of the American Party THE CHENANGO AMERICAN Is published n t G reene, Chenango C ounty, N. Y ., fa a w eek- ly paper of largo size, co n tain in g tw enty-eight column#, and w ill b e devoted eXcnmrvcly to th e interests of. the American Parly,id :iv a n d the a il t i - vntlon o f a pure litc m tn re , and th o dlaseminn- tion of general in telligence. Its financial condi- tion is su ch th a t its publication w ill bo perm a- nent a n d beyond contingency, T lio American Party, -within tb o county o f Chenango, ha* se- riously fe lt the necessity o f a n organ which w ould lie Independent n n d out-spoken in th e expression of tlie principles o f tho P a rty , n n d freed from i cln tlio“ eutanglli: r t 7 ’ gllng alliances\ of o th e r political in terests a n d Influences. W e have nlrrauly become nn independent an d pow erful,party, th e nfd a n d supporters of n o o th e r political organization, a n d havo en tered t h e field u n d e r auspices favorable to the success o f th o party. Tlm t n party so c ir- cumstanced, a n d c o n tain in g the num bers which aro attach ed t o th o A m erican o h le r, tuid the n atu ral sym pathy everyw here fe lt 14* American* in our principles a n d purposes, has had no local pregs t o represent its in te re sts a n d sentiments, has b e e n ono g r e a t consideration and induce- ment f o r tho publishers t o u n d ertak e the en te r- prise. I t is believed th a t th e tim e ho* Tolly a r rived f o r the A m erican People to ass e rt and stand by the principle th a t Americans shall rule Ameri- ca! a principle, which, b y th e degeneracy of party p o litie s , a n d tlio sw arm in g t o our shores an n u ally of foreigners from the despotism of tho Old W o rld , m an y o f them convicted criminals, nrw | m a z y gioro s till, paupers, is now assailed and h i danger o f being subverted. The crisis w h ic h lia# arisen iri ou r N ational career, appeals to every A m erican to ho true^ to h im self anil to h is co untry. T he introduction 6f (h e foreign elem ent a n d th e a d ro it u s o p f i t by unscrupulous political demagogues, hns. c re- ated a Teal danger, to w h ich no American should bo b lin d or ludifferent. T h e alarm in g strides oi an ecclesiastical h ie ra rch y , having its head a t J^o'tne — Bupported by the re in v igerating energies H* ___i iL._4 ortwlilwao Imflt PlillPPn Allfl o f 'a sy stem t h a tcombinesb q th Church Stato-v-wh060 g r e a t aim is to s u b v e rt the rig h ts of th e States a n d o f individuals u n to itself, u n der t h e supremacy of th e Pope o f Rome, th ro u g h Bis Nuncios, Cardinal*, • Arch-Bishops, Bishops and P riests, h a s created a new d a n g e r in thc.Bc- publie. T 4 m e e t this, a n d to b rin g hock o u r Government t o th e true A m erican standard, and to p u rify our p o litics, is t h e mission of the Amer- ienn P a r ty . T o th is e n d The ChmangO American will n o t hesitate t o nppeal to th e patriotism , th e good sense, th e N ational < ^ ^ £ \ £ ^ £ £ 3 ? and so u n d Judgm ent o f th o A n« r »ran Feoplc. I t w ill look t o them a lo n e for and support, a n d make coramqn causo agonmt tho o l d system of p a r ty b ro u g h t the ifnpending d an g er A rev iv al o f tru e A m e rira a P a to o tis m ^ -th s cultivation’of lo v e for d f a f S b i t S r i m id im moA-able'attoel^ipnt’’, for, sprak apd th in k o f it a s th e p alladium of t h e i r political safety a n d prosperity, fflscountohimcing w hatever may suggest e v e n a fmspidon t h a t »t ran i n any e v en t be ab a n d on e d ; a n d m dignpnt- GUI a*-l • . . . 4X^4. Rf riffVAW ffir Erysip-I u fro w ningpfioii the f irs t daw ning Of every at- j v * ^ a|ieria t e any p o rtio h o f our country I r rc8t, o r t o w e a k e n the sacred ties which | w tOgetli'er the V arious p a r t s b o l d i n g - it to b e a p atrio tic Sentim ent t h a t“ thom am e of American m ust alwoys e x alt th e ju st pride of patriotism , m o re than a n y appellation 'n en v ed from local d i s c r i m i n a t i o n s > th e s e , and. liko sentim ents a n d principles, w ill c on stitu te tho creed o f The Chenango Americart: \ 4 T m Chenango American, is p n n te d o n a new Press, and on entirely n e w iV p c ^v h ic k togeffir cr w i t h e d ^ p e r e w d l as tb o best N e w s - ^ x i n th e C0A n tycommxmictttIons sh o u ld b e addressed to m^ '“ a^ O tw X l f a r 'f t n d twenty-five cents p e r ’ in advance, o r o tic do llar an d fifty Cento f f n o t l n advance. V illage Subscribers M rv edb y the Garrier, o n e dollar a n d fifty cents per a n n u m . Elcctrotyjiing and Stereotyping in a ll their branches. ’Type Copjier-facoa to order. Tlio mctnl from which our typ e Ism nde, will lio found pccirliarly ndapted to tlio severe usngo of Maehiiic Press P rin tin g . 1 They lieg to retu rn thnnks for pant fav o rs, and to solicit n continuance-Tlieir well kn o w lib- eral m an n er or doing business for tlio p a s t thlr- years, is a guaranty to new p a t rolls, o f their disposition an d ability not to allow them selves to tie surpassed for fair dealing, w hether orders arc hy le tte r or otherwise. o p JAMES CONNER k SONS. Sil ver W are , a n d therefore can \v arian t I t fine. QnrATated wnro is m ade to order ami of tlje liest material. American nnd Im ported CUTLERY, o f a fine finish n nd a t reduced prices. B oo k s an d S t a t i oner y . A heavy stock of Miscellaneous and School Books —also a good assortm ent of statio n ery ,—a ll pnr^ chased fro m first hands, which will enable us to se ll as low if not a little lower th an o th e r deal- ers. Coughs, . Colds, C hest Diseases, Debility, Fever and Ague, Female Complaints, L as t b u t no t L eas t 1 __Mud, \\V would n o to those h aling arro n n tn on our Is-ilgvr. standing over one year, th a t we nronow tr ii n g to r.iiw-tlie w ind to buy more goods nnd if the) h av e a little o f the tiling needful on hand to hand ns. we sho u ld i» - very th an k fu l, for i t isan o ld ndage th a t every little ln-lpa. Those owing us on Notes for the Inst year's n rro nn t are respectfully inviUsl to help mi n little also. HITCHCOCK & DAVrES. Greene, fs-pt I\ , 1 #■\>■ ' ° l f Cosltiveness, Dyspcjisia, Headaches, Indigestion, Influenza, Stone and Gravel, Inflam m ation, Secondary sym ptom s, Inw ard W eakness, Venereal Affections, B A C H ’ S AM E R I C AN P urchasers have th e privilege of returning goods t h a t do not prove os recommended. Liver Complaints, File, • ° Isnvncss of Spirits, W orms of a l l kinds. Tnr. Grave o r Fkankun'.—(Trent nnd wide-spread as is the fame of tiie“ .Prin- te r P hilosopher,” nnd proud ns the pen plfl o f Philadelphia nre of their illn#t ri- ctus townsm nn, wc doubt much if one ft) a hundred of the p resen t generation of Philadelphians hnvo ever seen his tom b.' Thousands pn«a dniiy w ithin a tcvr feet of th e spot where his nshes, and those of hi# wife, repose, without being conscious of the fart, or, if nware ef i t r unable to obtain a.glim pse of the grave. The bones of th e lightning-tam er Ke within a very sh o rt di#tancc_J3f..o prove N. B .—Experienced workmen employed nt th o watoli lie rich, a n d all -work warranted. Store o ne door west of Chenango House. G reene, Sept. 19, 1855. - ° lf ° 0° Sold n t tlie E stab lish m en t of Professor Hoilowav, 80 Maiden L ane, New Y ork, nnd 244 S trand, London, an d by n il rcspoctnblo D rug- g ists nnd Dealers o f Medicines thro u g h o u t th e U nited S tates, and th e civilized world, in Boxes a t 25 cents, 02j cents, nnd $1 each. I f f ' rk c rc is a considerable saving by ta k in g th e larger sizes. _ N. II.—Directions fo r th e guidance of patient# in every disorder, afc affixed to each Box. °(i{ COMPOUND.,; THE N EW V EG ETA BLE REMEDY. St a t f . o f N f . w-Yo u k , Cayuga County, m . ONE of tlie firm of 1* .V .It. Coventry nf th e city of A uburn, living d u ly sworn, says th e billow ing certificates a re genuine, nud were giv en by tlie pcreons by whom th e y p u r- port to lie signed. __Mud, Call at th e Cheap Store I __Mud, O n t li e W es t s id e o t t li e C ana l . THE undersigned feeling th an k fu l for past fa- vors, is induct'd to^ay to h is friends mid the politic, t h a t he Is receiving new goods for the fall trad e, and will keep on h and a good assort- m en t o f D r y G o o d s, D r e s s T r i m m i n g s , DA I a ins. Do Beges. Alapacas, Woolen Shawls, Tweeds. Broad Cloths. Flannels. &e., GROCERIES. CROCKERY, HARDWARE, also Flour, S alt. W ater Lime, and Stone I.im e, all if w liiih will he sold a t the lowest m a rk e t price for ready pay. ’ L , D. LEWIS. G reen<* Sept. 19, 1 So‘i. # °1? TO THE WHOLE COMMUNITY ! B. P. Barnard & Bro., Dealer in Every Thing Yon W an t! C A L L AND S E E ! Subscribed und sworn before me, Ho r a Gb Tv Co o k, .Ristice of th e Peace 4'avtiga County. HOME TKSUMi )N Y AND' PltOOFS. AT th e com er o f Genesee and Clicnnngo Sts., you will find a good assortm ent of DtiY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Groceries, H ardw are, Drugs, Boots and Shoes, (’rockery, and in fine every th in g von expect to fu u l! Wo h av e ju s t rc tn m e tr from New York, w ith ft fuU S to ck of Goods, which for QUALITY/BEAUTY AND CHEAPNESS, cannot he ex celled ! I n the D ry Goods Depart- ment you will find Dress Goods w ith o u t limit, Cloths in g re at v a rie ty . Dress Trim m ings, Gen- tlemen’s furnishing goods, an d all else to please those who are determ ined, n o t to be pleased I BOOTS AND SHOES from th e renowned factory o f Otis Wheeler, alw ay s on h a n d . READY-MADE CLOTHING, • manufactured u n d er ou r .immediate supervision. BITTER TUBS of th e genuine“ Yankee Beach” stripe! none s u p e rio r! SASH of the celebrated East Greene brand 1 A lot o f th a t 6c SUGAR on hand, which wc offer for 9d. In conclusion wc would say to all th o se who w ill favor us with a call, we promise to cheerfully w ait upon you, and above all, for a ll th a t w e offer for sale, wo have b u t one price. Greene, Oct. 4, 1855. °3? H ER E W E ARE I EEADY and willing to w ait upon all who m ay give u s a call, a t th e rooms formerly ccvu= pied liy M .M. Wood. As a Dagucrrcun A rtist, I flatter myself th a t I can accomplish in a few m in u tes, what somo cannot d o in weeks, v iz : procure a GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE! and one th a t will please th e eye o f a critic ns well ns those o f friends. Please g iv e me a call nfid ju d g e for yourself. Bearing in mind t h a t th e lig h t in th e m o rn in g is m u c h better th an late in th e day, in th e wintci season. Pictures taken nt th e residence of th e sidk o r ’ fleccnscdoji sh o rt notice. In stru ctio n s given to those w h o are desirous o f learn in g th e art. I have nlsojon hand nn e x tr a set q f A pparatus fo r sale, includ ing one h a lf size C am era V oigtlander, &c. F . D. WOOD, A rtist. G reene, Oct. 11, 1855. HOME )N Y AND' We, tlie undersigned, IlffV 'e Foeeiiod th e foriil- u la for preparing ‘Bach's American Com pound,' nnd as far as wc have tested it, can recom m end its general use ns a tonic nnd nlten itiv e Med? icine, to rcn’inye vitiated hum ors nf th e BlOod, and peculiarly adapted to Females Buffering from Leueorrliea, (W hites,) and to those w hose con- stitutions a rc enfeebled from in te rm itte n t Fever. JOSEPH M. MORItlS, M. D., LANSINGH. BRIGGS,M . D., A. C. TABER, M. D. FROM MRS. MIIUAM S , PAHRISH, who enjoys a wide rep u tatio n ns Physician nnd Nurse. She w rites:“ I a m u s ii f g y o u r ‘Bach's American Com pou n d ,’ in m y practice, fo r Ner- vous an d Scrofulous Affections, with p erfect suc- cess. I t quiets the patien ts’ nerves, while re lieving them* of a hacking an d wearing cough. I t also purifies th e blood. I believe i t a sover- eign rem ed y for all cases of nursing so.re m outh and nipples. I also used it in one case o f E ry- sipelas, an d found i t the best thing I Imd oyer used. H a lf a bottle gave fu ll relief fo r tho {Sre- serit., T lie patient Is very an x io u s to h a v e more. In fact, th ro u g h th e recom mendations o f those who luivc used it, 1 havo numerous c alls for i t . Please send me a box of your medicine, and I will .pay you for the some. P. S. You may m ake w liat use you please o f this lo ttc r, as I liave waited for sure n nu certain result# befor(!'wrlting^you. Y Mansvillc, St. Lawrence XJo., N. Y.,-May 81, 1865. ERYSIPELAS OR SCROFULA. very Arch-street, in the north-wr.-t corner of Christ Church grnve-ynrd, at Fifth nnil Arch Streets. As is generally known, the sp o t is m arked by a slab of marble, which is alm ost level with the earth, and which bear# the simplo inscription, / __Mud, Th e Fr e n c h Pe a s a n t a n d t h e Tk i .e- on.wi!.—T h e l’nris correspomh-nt’o f the Morning Adr., sta te s tiiat a brnvc Vol- tig c u r \of the Imperial Guard, w h o had e-enped w ith a whole skin\ from tho fields of Alma n n d ’Inkcrmnnn, lately w ro te to liis father, a rude ignornnt peu-niit in Alsncc, 1j« b e g him t o send h im a p air of strorig shoes nnd a fivc- frntice piece. T h e ponsnnt procured the .-lines, a n d , not know ing how to trans- m it them, bethought him tlmt lie would h a n g them on th e telegraph w ires, feel- in g sure that, ns th e y could “w aft a sigh from Indus to th e pole,” th ey could easi- l y waft a pair of shoes to Sevastopol.— A n d th e re lie left them, the five Iranc piece inside. A mason re tu rn in g home- w ard, seeing the shoos dangling to the wires, fotind tlm t they fitted him , and carried them off, leaving his old shoes in tlicir place—considering t h a t even exchange is not robbery. In tlie even- ing, the peasant came fo rth to s e e how th e Mires had acquitted tbcilisclvos,nnd w as astounded a t the rap id ity j i f their shoes and business. - “My poor boy tins nut only rcfoivufi tbu bDocs 1 sent him,bub irns nlrondy return- ed tlie o ld ones.” __Mud, IX m SA LK . T H E subscriber desirous of go- ing to California is offering for sale his long established and well know n the w all at th is point were removed,mid a n e a t iron railing erected in its stead, every passer-by would be afforded tlie gratification of seeing the grave; a g ra t- ification now very difficult to obtain.— In a Philadelphia newspaper, publi-hed in December, 1774,we find the following notice of tho death of Mrs. Franklin \On Monday, the nineteenth instant, died, a t an advanced ago, Mrs. Deborali Franklin, wife of Dr. Benjamin Franklin; and o n the Thursday following, Iyer re- m ains were interred in tlie Christ Church burying-ground.” The announcement of th e death arid burial of Mrs.-Franklin was a s simple nnd unostentatious ns the slab and its pithy inscription, whirl) m ark s her final resting-place.—Dhiladcl- pUa Bulletin. j “B b u jx m in an 'o D e b o r a h F r a n k l i n .” If __Mud, S t ore H ouse an d S t ore , situated on the Chenango C anal, in tlie Village of OrcGne. being larg e, commodious a n d conve- nien t, a n d doing n good business. I t is one o f th e m ost desirable establishments on th e canal. ' T erm s made k n o w n by calling on th e propri- eto r on tlie premises. L. D. LEWTS. G rccnc, Sept. 19, 1855’. °1? F O R S ALE . ONE New Two H orse Lumber W agon, w arrant- ed a superior article. .One second h an d one horse Buggy nnd H ar- ness. L. D. LEWIS. ®1? Lyon’s iro n W orks! ¥E a re prepared to m anufacture a ll kinds of machinery w anted'in ou r lino o f business —and m ost of the following nrticles kept hand to wholesale or retail. Ploughs, Road Scrapers,'Cultivators a n d Two Hotife Roger’s P a te n t Wheel Cultivatcw, Com Shollers, Dog Powers. Castings for H op Presses, all k in d s of Mill Gearing, Greene, Sept. 19, 1855. 0 A S H paid for G rain. G reene, Sept. 19, 1855. L. D. LEWIS. «1? LIV ER Y S T A B LE ! OWAN, would call th e nltcU- old friends, anti inform as many new ones us may choose lo call, tlmt h e still con tinucs'at h is old stand to keep constant- ly to l e t , the best singlo. and double horses a n d Carriages. H aving added several tion ’ of his Mr. Thom as Gould\ of A urora, N . Y ., w rites May 3d, 1855. th a t his nged th r e e years, lias been suffering for more th a n a y e a r with a n eruption, resembling both Scrofula a n d Erysip-I clas, nud after try in g nil th e popular m edicines and different school# of doctors, 6ay4 th a t h i s son was en tirely cured with 6 bottles o f“ Bach’s American Compound FROM GI40. W . GRAY. Ge n t s :—I th in k y ou f \BaiittB American Com- p o u n d\ t h o most va l ua bl e o f me di c i nes .M y w i f e h n s been cu ted b y i t i o f a D e r a n g e m e n t o f h e r s to m a c h w h i c h h a s a f f l i c t e d h e r f o r years, andm y d a u g h t e r of a n a l a r m i n g C a n k e r e d m o u t h and. t h r o a t . Sly d a u g h t e r d i d n o t use h a l f a b o tt l e , w hi c h cure d h er b n t i re l y . A n y o f tiw a b o v e persons nam ed, wiU anw er any questions as to ou r statem ents. - . ' - Sold b y all D ruggists o f A uburn, a t $1 p e r bottle, Or $5for 6 bottles, a n d at Wholesale h y M. W ard , Closc&Co., 1 15F u lto n s t., N ew Y o rk . Also a t wholesale a n d retail, -by C . L . Easton, Sherburne, L. Rosebrock. Nqrth Norwich, H . Mitchell & 8on, C. H. W illiamson, Norwich, S.. R'. C larke, Oxford, and Hitchcock & Davies, Greene. , b y t h v - nenve.fof Maopresiding near a private mad- house, met one of its poor inm ates who h a d broken from h is ‘keeper. The mnni- fcc suddenly stopped, and resting upon a la rg e stick, exclaimed : “W ho are you, gir ?” The gentlem an was rh tlicr alurm ed, b n t thinking to divert his attention b y a jjun, h e re p lie d , . \I am a double nlan ; 1 am a man b y n am e and a man b y n atu re.”-— “Aro you so ?” rejoined the other ? “ w e ll I aft) -tt man beside myself ; so wo tw o will fight you tw o.” • of th e latest styles, nnd will build to o rd e r to suit custom ers, an d a s low ns can be b ou g h t at any o th e r establishm ent in th e country. Qreenc, Sept., 19, 1855. °1? Caldron K ettles, Five Pail K e ttle s, W agon Box- es of a ll description, I’ipo Skeins for one and tw o horse w agons, Boring Machines, Morticing Ma- chineSi Saw Arbors, Window Guards. A ll kinds of m achine repairing done o n sh o rt notico. Anyoquantity o f old cast iro n w an ted in e x change. Cash paid for old Copper a n d Brass. • Groehc, Sept. 19, 1865. , °1? N E W E S T A B L IS H M E N T S this spring and sum m er, h<F is prepared to give entire satisfaction to all who may-fuvor him w ith a ta ll. Please call and see. &l? A Vic t imnr Co n f id e n c e.—A follow on tlie race course was s ta g g e rin g .about With m ore liquor Limn lie could carry, Hallo ! wlint’s the m a tte r now ?” said a cliup \yliQin t h e inebriated individual had j u s t ran against. \tV liy —liic- why, t h e fact is, a lot o f my friends have been b e ttin g t h e liquor on th e race to day, a n d they have g o t me td hold th e stakes.” B. F. COWAN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS . jYTOTICE is hereby given t o a ll persons having l l claim s ag ain st Jo h n D avis, late of. tho tow n of Grcepo, in th e County of Chenango, deceased, th at th e y a re req u ired ’to e x h ib it th e same w ith the v o u ch er# th ereo f, to th e Bubsaribcrs, thp e x : ccutors 6f tod In s t - wiU t a d testam en t bf th e seiip'deceased, a t th e ir residence, o r cither o f them in th e to w n o f Caroline, Tom pkins Coun- ty, o r to Monell & M acdonald, a t th e ir office in the village o f Greene* Chenango County,, on op before tho first d a y o f M”aY n est. D ated O cto tcr 19, 1855. * • W ILLIA M D A V IS ,) Exccutors SQUIBE DAVIS, } ^ «t o r e . ,9 9?-I t is a curious fact th a t th e re arc a b o u t five hundred versos in Matthew’s G ospel iL fd are also in Mark’s ; more t h a n fofee hundred verses in L uke, and *b o B t‘;6n'e'hundred a n d tw en ty th a t are a lso in M atthew . N early one-half of the G ospei.by M atthew is to be found in N f a f r a n d mpfe-T han one-third of the 1b y L uke is to be fofm cl in Mark A C a n d id L a w y e r.-—\ Do y o u think I shnll g e t justice done m e,” said a culprit to liis counsel. “I don’t think y o u will,” replied tlip other,“ for I see tw o men on tho ju r y who a r c opposed to hangiDg.” N . H . SHORT , Ra t e s , of 'AbVEimsiNO. O n e sdplare (te n lines o t undevyi wc'ik; ,60 , **“ each a d d itio n a l w e e k ,.. ,25 A liberal deduction m o d e to yeariyadvertisers. F . R F I S H E R ^ ’ [ PubUshers. Gk.e e .x s , S eptem ber 19,' 1855. °4§6 Ma n u f a c t u r e r o f oil k in d s of h a r n e s s W ORK, T ru n k s, Valises, &o., &c. Also Denley in . , saddles, Travelling Bags, Whips, Ca u t i o n .—Seo th n t each outeffiowraPP1-/ the fac sim ile signature of Peter, V i B- tiy , attached to a n o te for te n in illS rte , - ^ ' b Af r i can p ro p H? ^^ AHOUSE A ND LOT—S ituated o n tho w e s t sido of C henango St., th ree doors n o rth o f the C anal bridge. Possession given im m ediate FOR SALE . f o r . sa l e . Al i g h t , o p en bnggyvm gon, as good as n ew . Price $76. BAtoa’ m a k e , Utica, N. Y. ~ TV 0. GRANNIS. CJ? ------------Ka?\ Monkeys and ca ts are taught to drink te a , elephants to fire pistols, don- keys. a n d pigs to find cfirds o r numbers. ly. T erm s easy. Grccnc, Oit. 4. 1855. E. HAIGHT. co? \Brushes C urry .Combs, Cards, &c. One door libit o f th e Po^t Office. . , \] § 3 Grccnc, Sept. TP, 1855. FALL AND WINTER M ILLINERY GO OD S! MRS.* E. C. W ALLING, successor to Mrs. E. J . W ood, w ould.beg leave-to announce to the ladies of G rcenp an d vicinity, th a t she h a s just re tu rn e d from New York, -p-ith a large and. choice asso rtm en t o f M IL L IN E R Y G O O D S ! Her stock com prises th e latest styles of Hats* Flowers, Ribbons, &c., &c., w hich she w ill ta k e pleasure in exh ib itin g , -to aU 'w ho may favor h e r with a call. She feels confident th a t n o lad y can v is it h e r shop w ith o u t bein g able to m ake a satisfactory, seclection of o F a ll and W in te r Hat. Mrs. E. C .W A LM Sg . Greene, Oct. 1 ,1 8 5 5 . °3? F . D IN N IN , Fashionable Tailor. TH E subscriber invites The atten tio n of h is custom ers to th e fact th a t he has Just receiv- ed th e Fall R eport o f Fnshtons, iind is prepared to f u llfil all orders in his profession,on short n o tice. Ever gratefu l for the liberal patronage h e has received from a discerning public, ho respect-, fully solicits a continuance o f tho game. S h o p a t the o ld stand, tw o doors west of A . D. A dam s store, u p stairs. C utting done to o r der n n d w arranted to fit. ' F. D IN N IN . G reene, Sept. 19, 1855. o i?
