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Mr. Galloway, of Ohio, lately made a capital hit in Congress, which brought down the House, He was demonstrate g that freedom constituted in this country the only true ami vital distinction of that “ nationality” which had been so much harped upon* nod illustrated this view by reciting the preamble to the Constitution which declares it the otjeet of the Union to ” secure the Weselngs of liberty to our selves and our posterity.” Dr. Marshall, of Kentucky, interrupted him by inquiring if 14 niggere” were included in this posteri ty t 41 Yes,” retorted Mr. Galloway quick ly, 44 perhaps in yours, but not in ours.” — The point was made with wonderful effect of manner, and flashed through the hall and gallery with elvctrio rapidity. The Southern medicus will hardly repeat the experiment in a hurry of running a tilt •gainst Sam Galloway. E verybody wjll be G etting M arried I They cannot help it. P r o fessor K o n d o u t , of New York, the great pMJos°pi,eri *m8 made it so easy, lie has let the cat out o f the bag in love matters. In hi9 book ou the “ Bliss o f Marriage1’ he has dissected the whole art of love, and teaches the subtle mode of creating it, in any person you please, at will. Here is a secret, to be sure, to let out to the world! The gi-ls will be witch us, in spite of our teeth. What shall we dot Everybody will begetting mar ried l * [Day Book. The State of New York has been more successful than governments usually are, in making administrative departments self-sustaining. It appears, by the Gover nor’s Message, that the Bank Department s wholly paid for out of the vaults o f the Banks. The Railroad Commissioners are paid tor by the Railroad Companies.— The convicts at Auburn earn the expense of their own incarceration. The emigra tion Commissioners derive their fund from the purses of the emigrants. The Salt- Works pay for their own superintendence end extension. The pay of the Militia comes out out of tlie tines of their delin quents. The Canals uot only pay tor their own construction and repairs, but contribute largely to the Revenues of the State. [Albany Journal. T o t h e R e p u b l i c a n s o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s . In accordance with what appears to bo the gen eral desire o f the R e p u b lican . Party, and at the suggestion o f a large portion o f the Republican Press, the undersigned, Chairmen o f the State R e p u b lican Committees o f M aine, Verm ont, M as sachusetts, N ew Y o r k , Pennsylvania, Ohio, M i chigan, Indiana and W isconsin, hereby invito the R e p u b licans o f the Union to meet in inform al Convention at Pittsburg, on the 22d o f February, 1856, for the purpose o f perfecting the National Organization, and providing for^i N a tional D e l egate Convention o f the R e p u b lican Party, at some subsequent day, to nom inate candidates for the Presidency and V ice Presidency, to be sup ported at the election in N o v e m b e r, 1856. A . P. ST O N E , o f Ohio. J. Z. G O O D R IC H , o f Mass D A V I D W I L M O T , o f Pa. L A W R E N C E B R A I N I iR D , o f Vt. A . W H I T E , o f W is. COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR. 18 5 6 tf 1 S 5 T 0 * V SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING ! «• Selling o f f at Cost AT FOWLE’j NEW YOBK CASH STORE. s A French paper contains this men tion of a Virginia beauty :— Among the daguerreotypes on exhibition in the gallery o f art in the Crystal Palace, nud which took premiums, was one from P. T. Bafnum’s collection— the likeness of a young lady in Virginia, U. S. A.— and which was purchased by Lady Morgan, of England, for $50,00. KNOWSOMETII IN GS—there are two great classes in the community, the Know Nothings and tin- Know Somethings. The former are the most numerous at. pres ent, but the latter are fast increasing. A- Humg other things, they kn»w something that wilt speedily cure the Mu.-t trouble mime cough, n-lvtve Puins in the Side mid Breast,check Night Sweats stop Spitting of Blood, and entirely relieve that whole train of ugly symptoms which are looked upon as the fore runners o f CONSUMP TION. The pass-word to health is, \Dr. Rogers Syrup of Lirencort, Tar , and Can- c h a l a g u a Friend, remember this— prac tice upon it, and you will be a true Know Something. R e c i p i k f o r H i e Y u I c n C o m i t y W l i i f f a t n d C h r o n i c l e . OBITUARY. Departed this life, nt tho residence o f her son, S. G. Gage, Esq., at Benton Centre, on Saturday, Jauuary 13, 1856, Mrs. R uth G a g e , aged 86 years and 21 days. She was the only daughter o f M a jor J esse T r c e s d e l l , born in N orth Salem, W estchester Go., N . Y . Doc. 23, 1769; m a rried to B uckbee G a g e Dee. 13th, 1789; .removed to Greenville, Green Co. about 1794, and from thonco into the present town o f Benton, (then Jerusalem ) wbero she, with her fam ily, arrived February 1 ,1 8 0 1 : endured the privations, hardships and trials inci dent to the settlem ent o f a new. country without water com m u n ication, and alm ost without roads. On the 18th N ovem b er, 1810, she, with her hus band, put o n Christ by a public profession, being baptised into tho fellowship o f tho first Baptist Church in Benton by elder J ohn G off , a pioneer preacher o f tho Baptist denom ination, who was the pastor o f tho church 36 years in succession, and who is still livin g at an advanced age in Mi chigan. Ou tho 13th day o f M a y 1837, she lost her hus band, and for tho last fifteen years has resided with her son— her on ly rem a ining child— enjoy* ing, generally good health, blessed with a cheerful and contented-disposition, pleased with the com pany o f her friends, and cheered with the Christ ian's hope, she lived a consistent member o f tho church with which she first united, more than 45 years, and died trusting in the merits o f Christ for salvation. On the 19th o f August, 1S55, while spending a few weeks with her grand-daughter, Mrs. H olmes , she fell and fractured a lim b which resulted in her death. She well remembered seeing Gen. W ashington pass her father's house on two diticrunt occasions during the Revolutionary W ar, and recollected . some o f the stirring scenes o f that eventful peri od, am o n g which was the burning o f Danbury by TryoiVs troops, and the b:.t Iv which succeeded, iu which her father bore a part, and who agisted in rem o v ing tjie bravo Ucii. W oostuii from the field after tic fell m ortally wo.undud. On Thursday, Juu. 15th, her remains were con veyed to the Baptist Church, t.n l after an ini. pressivo discourse by her Pastor, E lder A . C. M a l l o r y , founded on John 11:2, they were in terred in the fam ily cem etery by the side o f her husband. s. G. g . e» ► 98 a ► S0 •< . •y H e so q ► 55 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 ts ► n > •e 51 M 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 3 10 17 24 31 > * a ‘4 S 2 9 16’s 23 30 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15th 22 29 30 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 4 11 18 25 1 8 W I T F i S / S 2 9 3 10 1617 23 24 30 31 6 13 14 20 21 27 28 v 14 2l;22 28 29 6 12 13 19 20 26 27 2^ 3 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 7 14 21 28 4 11 910, 15 V* 17 18 5 12 19 26 0 13 20 27 2i 3 9:10 23 24 30 1 v 8 1415 21 22 28 29 4 5 1112 16 1718 19 25 2 9 16 5 12 19 26 2 9 16 23 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 M 28 5 12 19 26 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 T;W1 T I F I S 1 8 15 2 9 16 22 23 sl 29 5 12 30 6 13 19'20 26 27 2122 23 24 30 2 9 16 31 < 23 >30 C 7 ) 13114) 7 20 2 1 ) 14 2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 29 6 13 20 27 3 4 1011 12 17 24 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 29 30 3 10 17 24 1 8 15 22 11 5 12 1 8 C 13 18 19 20 21 252G 2 7 ‘2S 2: 3 4 9 10 11 15 16 1 7 iis!l9 2324 25 26:27:28 < 21 22,23 24 25 26 18 19 25 26 1 $ 8 9 15 10 22 23 29 30 . 1 . 1213 19 20 26 27 3 4 10 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 6 13 20 27 q r q a q eft -4 17 24 31 7 1 1 5 12 28;29,30,31 H H M « o o •4 O a a 53 V, O < w y y « 9 O Pi o a * 9 rt 59 B Y L a R O Y S U N D E R L A N D , R ELIABLE, in all forms of Disease, without Medicine! The BEST REMEDY,ever known, in BLINDNESS, and affections of the Eye. Pamphlet o f Information, (sent to you for 1 dime, free,) explaining what the New Method of Cure is, and how the afflicted may secure its benefits. Iy674. S U P R E M E C O U R T . C ounty of yatbs , MYRON. HAMLIN, ag't MORGAN L. INGLES. % 'T O Morgan L. Ingles, Defendant: You arc hereby sum- moned to answer the complaint of Myron Hamlin, Plaintiff, a copy o f which was filed with the Clerk of Yates County on the 29d day o f January, 1856, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscriber at his office in Penn Van, Yates County, N. Y., within twenty days after the service o f this Summons, exclusive of the day of ser vice; and if said defendant fail to answer said complaint, as hereby required,the plaintiff will take judgment against said defendant f<y one hundred and fifteen dollars and forty-nine cents, with interest from the 26th day o f Octo ber, 1855, besides costs. ’t>74-7w D. B. PROSSDIt, Plff’s Att'y G I F T F E S T I V A L A N D D A N C E ! M ARRIED. In M iddlesex, Jan: 15th, by R e v . Jacob Decker o f Potter, L ew is S mith , o f Seneca and Miss J. H a w l e y o f the form er place. — —— — ^ i DIED. A t his residence, in M ilo on Thursday m o rning January 3, S imeon T h a y e r ; aged 74 years. Iu M iddlesex, Tuesday evening Jan. 15th, Mrs. M a r g a r e t A llen , o f dropsy, aged 54 years. C A N A N D A I G U A & E L M I R A R . R . AT WASHINGTON IIALL, IN PENN YAN, O o T h u r s d a y E v c i i i i l C i J u n . 3 1 , ’ o G . At which time the following SPLENDID GIFTS will be distributed: 1 Detached Lever Watch, (Gold) worth, ......... $50 00 1 Set Lady’s Jewelry, ................................... 15 U0 1 Papier Mnche inlaid Card Case, Port Monie Work Case, Ac..................... ............................ 8 00 1 Lady's Pearl Port Monie, .................................... 6 00 1 41 44 u .t o go fi Gent's Turkey Morocco Port M onies,...............6 00 83 Steel Engravings, ............................................. 16 50 Trnman G. Slitor .......... William B r o w n .., ........ . . . . •. . . . . *» . . . • . . . . • • . . Jeremiah Ret-ior ........ Benjamin 1.. lloyt. . . . James R Bmchwll ................ Nelson TnntiielifF. .................. George Shtrman Jr................ Daniel McIntyre .................... John C. Babuuck.................... John Mather............................ Dr. John Huimaker ................ Lewis Gregory .................................... Summers Banks. Oliver R. H u ll.... Harvey S. En-don ................ George Spink ..................................... Aaron Edmonds................................ Jeremiah Finger.................................. Thomas BI hiddu - . • « ................................... Olmrles W. Hobart.. •Baxter Hobart .......... John Merritield ........ Jorimn Cushman. . . . Mrs. Maria Wng.-nvr. Cluivlv' W. Almy . . . Jjesttr Ad nns..................................... George W. Simmons ........ ; ............... Horace Hazel) .................................... Isaac. Lnnning...................................... Iiev. O. I. Sprague ............................ •. . • •. • • . • $1 0 0 6 0 0 2 U0 1 6 0 3 96 4 00 2 25 1 5 0 1 50 4 Sfz 1 00 1 5 0 3 0 0 2 60 1 6u 1 5 0 1 5' 2 75 1 50 2 00 2 0 0 1 00 5 0 0 3 50 1 73 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 25 1 50 1 5 0 1 00 T 1 1H E T A 1$ L E . On ami after Tuesday, Jan. 15th, 1S56, trains will leave Penn Van as follows:— SOUTHWARD HOUND TRAINS. Morning Express- .......................................... -9,25 a . m . Evening Express .............................................. 11,15 p. >i. Freight and Accommodation, .............................. (1,20 p. M. Way Freight,........................................................2,00 r. m . NORTHWARD BOUND TRAINS. Morning Express .................................................. 6,32 a . m . Evening Express ................................................... 8,(Hip. m . Freight and Accomodation ................................... 11,18 a . m . Way Freight...................................... - .......... 5,(iU p. m . Supt Office, Canandaigua, Jan. 15, IS55. W. G. l,.\VliAM,Sup’t. s>r. u u s s r . r i . u n n i:, A NALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,willbe iu attendancuit hisotliuvt as follows PENN YAN, American Hotel, Thurwlay, the Gth of March Syracuse. Bvmtnnll’s Hotel, Sunday and Monday, the '27tH-n:id 2Sth of January, and Saturday, the *J8d of Feb ruary, and Sunday and Monday, the Idtituud 17th of March. Auburn, American Hotel. Monday, the 8d o f March. Waterloo, Eagle Hotel, Tuesday, the -Uliof March. Canandaigua. Canandaigua Hotel, Wednesday, the 5th of March. Leroy, Eagle Hotel, Friday, the 7th of March. Batavia, American lloti t. Saturday, the Stli of March. Rochester. Eagle Hotel.Saturday and M.ndny, the 9th ami 10 of February, and Monday and Tuesday, the 10th and UUi of March.- 50 prizes worth ................................................. $107 00 The above articles are of a superior quality, and may be examined by alLwho wijWi, wilt positively he distributed on the 81st of January, 1856, at WA8HINGT0N»IULL. The distribution to be by lot, under the dlricthmofn Committee chosen by the ticket holders on the night of the Festival. Thu number o f tickets will be limited to THREE HUN DRED, each ticket entitling the holder to a share iu the above gifts. T I C K E T S O N E D O L L A R . Admitting (Tent and Ladies accompanying to Festival ami Dance. Supper will be furnished fur ait who wish, at Fifty cents each. AN EFFICIENT BAND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. $ST* Tickets may lie had at Ju’s Bums Book Stove, Juu. 2d, 2S56. 678 S. S. BALL. A M B B O T Y I 1 ES P A T E N T E D . chased extremely low, will not fail to take advantage of this rare opportunity to obtain supplies at Prime Cost, and thereby save 25 to 50 per cent on their purchases. The following in part, is a list of our goods . BL’K SILKS, a variety o f qualities from 6s to 12s per y’rd, warranted to give entire satisfaction. FANCY DRESS SILKS, various colors, styles and qual ities, cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. SHAWLS, a good assortment of Drocha, Long and Square, Colored Thibets, Printed and Plain Cashmere, Bl'k Silk &c.,also Woolen Shawls,extra to common quali ties. LADIES’ CLOTH CAPES AND CLOAKS, in almost every color and style o f Trimming. D b LAINS, Plain, all Wool, and choice shades. FIGURED CASH M KRB3. FRENCH MERINOiS, a fine assortment at the lowest prices. MERINO PLAIDS, all Wool, and Cotton and Wool, a good assortment of colors. PARAM ETTAS, of ull shadcj, the same goods we sold so cheap last fall. GINGHAMS, fine Scotch, and French Ginghams. Common , do WHITE GOODS, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery. BONNET RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, best assortment in town. LUPIN'S best French Bombazines, very low. English thread Lace, New Patterns, Muslin and Lace Window Drapery, from Is per yd. up BVk Brussels, Silk and Common Lace English and French Crapes. Embroidered Linen and Swiss Handkerchiefs. Hemstitch, and Common du Juconett and Swiss edging and Inserting. Bonnet Silks and Satins, Gents Italian and Fancy Cravats. Best Irish Linens. Choice Fall Prints, New Patterns. Diaper and Toweling, Bleached Sheetings and Brown Sheetings, very low. Canton Flannell, Bleached and Brown. Umbrellas. Ladies Merino Vests. Ladies Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Silk do. Velvet Itibbonsall Widths. Carpet Wurp. Black and White Wadding, Batting. . Pants Stuff, all kinds. Everything heretofore kept at this Establishmeut, to gether witli many additional articles, will be found this Fall. The choice Styles and low prices o f the above goods, wil upon examination, prove the best advertisement. E. J. FOWLE, Agent. Pcun Van, January 1st, 1856. \ Y A T E S C O U N T Y B A K E R Y ! [Advertisement.] To t h e L a d i e s — Dr. i.ngers’ Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Canclinlagim is spe cially adopted to the delicate cunstitutiuns of female*: and as it contains no Opium , it will cnu>e no nervous derangement— xvliile the tonic piopertivs o f the (Janch.-du- gna are uivahmUe in imparling strength to the system. All Dealers in medicine keep it. B g r A c l e a r smooth, mnsio d v«dce is hall the nt traction in many beautiful wo men. But a harsh, shrill, shrewish voice certainly has nolhing mlniiiahle ul-nut it. To dispel Cough or ly»arsene>s Bryan's Bul- munio Wafers are incomparable. Only 25 cents a box. Sold hv For consultation with those laboring under any chronic or long.stan.ling complaints,and if curable and reasonable dir ctiuns are adhered to, they can be cured. Dr. White’s entire time has been devoted to the various forms of Chronic diseases for the past ten yea is, examin ing many thousands annually. By a careful adherence of directions, some of the most wretched and hopeless have been restored to comfortable health. Patients are never encouraged or subjected to expense without a reasonable prospect o f success. $ 3 ^ Special attention given to (ha diseases of Women and Children. UST CONSULTATION FREE. De. W. wil show that the present mode of treatment for chronic diseases are wrong, and not calculated to prove beneficial—and explain the principles by which cures of those diseases may be effected. His theory o f disease dif fers from all others that have been adopted, but not more so than does Itis metnod of treatment, lie does not make sick to make well, nor tear doxvn to build up again. January 24, ISDti___________________ _____ _____ 674_ T O T H E M 1518C H A N T S 01 THE WEST AND NORTH WEST SPECIAL N O TICED . S P I I i l ' m L 2 S , 7 f l . A Lecture will be given in this village at W u cli- ington lla ll, on SUNDAY\ the 27th January, inst., at 3 o ’c lock P. M . The lecture which will bo given was written through a writing medium by tho spirit o f the Itev. T homas S cott , form erly an Episcopal Clergym an. The public generally are invited to attend. ’047-lw D O N A T I O N V I S I T , The friends o f tho R o v . T homas T ousky arc invited to attend a Donation V isit at his house on Clinton street, on the afternoon and evening o f F R I D A Y the 25th iust. T o t a l . . . . • e • • $69 79 TUB [Advertisement. C u r t r r N iVIixtare. GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD ! — T1IK BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN I 1 Not a Particle o f Mercury in it\ An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King’s Evil, Rheuma tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Agueand Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and pain of the Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum. Stubborn Ul cers, Syphilitic Disorders, ami all diseasesarising from an injudicious use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impu rity of the Blood. . P hiladelphia . 3d mo, 20th, 1850. Reflected E* tend — 1 Imd fur several years been afflicted with Dyspepsia uml occasion ally ;i General Debility. I accidentally tried tliy tne-'icine, Uooliund’sGerman Bit- tens, in the tirst place upon a daughter, she having a very severe spell of sickness. Thy H'^fland’s German Bitters had such effect u|>ou her general debilitv, that I wa induced to try it myself. I then got a hot lie*, and used it according to the direction- and it relieved me more than anything l had before used, giving general tone and and strength to the stomach and system. Last fall I had a very severe spell o f the Diar rbcea, which continued for some time. My life, tor a time, was despaired of. Thy Bitters again living used, acted very happily n, <>n the stomach and intee t:nes, and s«>vn relieved me ir*im the great pain I ^uttered, and gave me general health to the system. 1 consider it, doctor, one of the most valuaple medicines 1 ever used, and shall take great pleasure in recommen ding it to others. Very rasped fully ihv friend, S A M U E L H U T T O N , No.5 •JehhiiigV Row, Catherine, above 3d. *T'« Di V. M. Jack-on, 120 Arch st., Phil.i. Joy & Wilkinson Agents, in Penn Van. G. W. oayre, Duiuke. M. 6 . Ra|mlee, ilinmxls. — - — Warfield Rush- vqe. u. M. Phelps, Havana. M.S. l’liinney, Watkins; L. J. Beddoe, Branvbport. 66U. *Ay [Advertisement.] • u i e r i i j a i i B i f h a n . Prepared by by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.,' will effectually cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaun dice, Chronic or Nervous Debility,Diseases ofihe Kidneys, »nd #11 diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stom ach. GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DE- . BILITY. pRKA-r (JURE AFTER THE PHYSICIANS FAILED. UUsllVIl I.B, Ohio, £ Jan. 10, 1855 y Dr. C. M Jackson—Dear Sir.— We wo'd Inf'fin you that weave out of UoofbuidV Germsii Bitters, which 'meet with ready pale. One of <mr neighbors has been doc toring for some time, (we think about two years,) with nil the doctor* in the country but all of no avail, lie looked as much like a dean man going about as anything we can compare him to. His disease ap peared to be an overflowing o f the gall.— With hard persuasion we prevaik-d-oii him to try your hitters, with the promise to him thfit if they did no good, we would charge him nothing for it, provided he took six bottles, according in the direction, which he has done, and is now entirely cured,and jias become a well man. This o r e has cre ated a great sale in this neighborhood. Itespeelfullv Yours. EDWARDS & BROWN. Joy A Wilkinson, Agents, Penn Van; G, W. Sayre, Dun dee; M. 0 . Rapalee, Himrods; — -Warfield, Ruehville; ti; M. Phelps, Havana; M. 8. Phinny, Waterloo ; L. J. W d o e , Dmnchport, ’66w4, A d v e r t i a e m e t i l . It Is a fact that Jones & Latimer can nud will sell Black Silks lower than any house in Town who have bought their goods this tall, they having bought their silks before the lute rise. Their stock of Fancy Silks embracing new styles is very full and will be sold cheap to make room for j more. ____ ____ ____________ i S P E C I A L N O T I C E , TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.—GEORGE COOLEY having made an assignment to the undersigned,1 all persons indebted to him, e«ther by note or book ac count, are requested to settle the same without delay.— Also all who have any demands against said Geo. C ooi . ky will present the same as soon as y-osrible. O fvice in 3d story of Smith’s Block. GKO. WAGKNER, 46w8 ti, R. COOLEY, Penn Yan, July 9, IS55. Assignees. L A P U A J I V N ! ) i l U X i l f i l l , Having purchased the Stock in trade of.lov and W il - bi son , Druggists, propose to continue the Drug business at the old stand of L upiiam & E aston , where we will be gratified to receive from the patrons of our predecessors, a continuance of their favors. And to nil of our uL friends we extend a cordial invitation for their favors— while we on our part will net be lacking in our efforts to please.—Penn Yan, November 2Sth, 1855. ____ [67 C l a i r v o y a n t P I i y s i c a n n . II. DUNBAR, would say to the inhabitants of Penn Yan and vicinity that he trill remain here for a few weeks longer, where he will continue to make Clairvoyant ex aminations and prescriptions to the sick. He invites all those that are afflicted with Disease to couie and test his healing power. lie would say to those that are not aide to come, to send \a Lock of Hair taken from over the right ear, and he invites all those that have been given up by other Phy sicians, to come and be restored to health. Examination $1, prescription $1. For rooms enquire at Moattts 1'’ a » lr ’ s Clothing Store.— ; Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and 2 to 5 P. M. ! N. B- Particular attention paid to the diseases o f wo men and children. 46tf 1 I desire to call the attention of the afflicted to the power of Clairvoyance as a healing medium of relief from disease. • By means of remedies prescribed by Mr. II. DuxBAit.Clair- voyant Physician, I have been lately restored to health ' and strength. The disease with which I was afll-cted, I completely baffled theskill of ordinary medical treatment, j Five eminent physicians gave me up to die. On taking the remedies prescribed by him, I commenced improving, and am now in full possession of ordinary health and strength. I gratefully acknowledge a recovery so wonder ful both to me and my friends who have known my situa tion. I have great confidence In Mr. IPs power to pres ertbe successfully for disease, awl recommend to the suf fering to secure bis services, DANIEL RAPALEE. I would also state that my daughter,who w as dangerous ly sfek with an Inllamation of the Stomach, was rapidly awl thoroughly cured by the prescriptions of Mr. D unoau . Dundee,tiept. *1655. D. RAPALEE. \ 1 1 —— ' i H o llow a y 's Ointmont and Pills, will C *r© Asthm a » u d all Disorders o f tho Chest.— Henry V incent, o f Selma, Alabam a, was almost a mar tyr to asthma for nineteen years, which literally shook him to pieces,and rntfde him thin ns a skele ton ,so that he neither enjoyed rUst by night dr by day. H e tried m any things lor the euro o f this com p laint, but they did not benefit him. About three months ago, he eomraeneod taking H o l low a y 's Pills, and well rubbing the Ointment into the chest night and m orning. Im m ediately ho gnro these remedies ft fair trial, he was able to sleep nt night. B y persevering with them for only seven weeks, every sym ptom o f his disorder left him. H is friends who have not soon him for some time, now hordly know him, ho has wonder fully im p roved. Philadelphia, January 1,1S56. C \X ENT1.EMEN—The Railroad communication via EL- X MIRA, WILLIAMSPORT and UATAWISSA being complete, you ore brought n*. «i i v r to this market Hum New York. The prices o f Freights are io be equally lmv. Therefore, we, the undersigned M AN L'FAUTU RKR8, JOBBERS and WHOLES A L.-. DEALERS, resiwctfully u Jk your attention to our Market and Stocks o f GOODS, hop ing to become more intimately acquainted with >ou, and to share a portion of your patrouiigc. STEVENS. HOLUNGSIIKAD & CO., Grocirs and Com mission Merchants, 77 N. \ ater street. PLATT & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, 80 N. Water strict. RICHARDSON St CADE, Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, 18 S. Fourth street. BUNN, UA1GUEL&CO., Plain Silks, Dry Goods, &c. 61 N. Third street. RIDDLE, PENNOCK & CO., Foreign and Domosti. Dry Goods, 103 M’trket street. WM. H. UOKTSMAN <& SONS, 51 North Third Street, Manufacturers and Importers of Military tioo s, Ladies’ Dress Trimmings, Curtain ami Blind Trimmings, Car riage Trimmings, Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Iteg.ihn, &c. BURNETT, SEX VON A SWEARINGEN, iloriery, Varie y uiul Fancy Dry Good?, 165 Market street. THU. WHITE At CO., Manufacturers Straw, silk Bonnets, and Millinery Goods, 41 S. Second street. W. F. WAKBUUTOX, (Successor to W. 11. Bovbe,) Fash ionable Hats. Caps, «£e. 13S Chestnut street. BAILEY «fc BRO., Importers and Manufacturers of Car- petlngsanil Oil Cloths,252 Chestnut street, SLEEPER & FENNER, Manufacturers of Parasols and Umbrellas, 12<> Market street. PRA'IT & HEATH, Importer*of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,Si) Market Street. JAMES BARBER, Munula.-turcr of Rapps Gold Pen, and dealer in Clocks, S. E. corner of Second and Chestnut streets BURTON & BANNING, Manufacturer of Paper Hangings, &c.> 12 i Arch street. J. B. PERRY, Publishers nnd Booksellars, 193 Market-st. TRUITT, BROTHER & CO., Hardware, HJU and 171 Market street. WM. V. WiLSTACI! St CO., Saddlery and Coach Hard ware, Saddle and Carriage Trimmings, Harness Mount ings, &v., 28z‘4 North Third street. N. & (J. T a YLUR, Tin, Plate,Copper, Sheet Iron, Ac. 8 and 0 Branch street. LEWIS, JAMES & CO., Agents for Lewis* Pure Leads, Pure Zincs, and Pure Colors. Also for the sale of the Penn. Manufacturing Co’s Condensed Lye, a cheap sub stitute for Soda and Potash. BROWNING* BRO., 2S and 30 N. Front street. Manu facturers of Extract of Logwood, Dye Woods, U.ve Stuffs, &c. YAUNELL & OGDKN, 274 and *880 N. Third street. Man ufacturers Burning Fluid, Catupheue, Alcohol and Spir its Topentine. WM. D. GLENN, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Druggists* Articles, &c.,20S. Fourth street. JOSHUA COWPL a NI), Large Gilt Frame Mirrors, Pic ture Frames &c. 27 S. Fourth street. MYRON SHEW, Daguerreotype Appartus, Plates, &c. IIS Chestnut street. JOHN A. RIDDLE, Traveling Agent. 8m671 At Merchants* Hotel, N. 4th St., Phila. ^ X L IV J-JA'A IN I'llO VUGUAL‘l l Y ! r I*MIIS BEAUTIFUL ART after along experiment is nt X Inst perfected, and the ruhseviber who HAS THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF YATES COUNTY, is now ena bled to offer to the public, A Nl-.W gTYLB OF PICTURE, fur exceeding in beauty mid durability, anything ever be fore made. The exceeding fineness, depth of light and shade, and richness of tone, is wonderful. THEY DO NOT REVERSE THE SUBJECT, but represent everything in its true position, consequently Regalias, Designs with let- tern and figures, Stc appear perfectly natural. They are v i.hout the glare of a Daguerreotype & hence may be seen in any view. THEY WILL* LAST FOR AGES UNCUAMGKD, and possc-s the rare quality of nn perblubity. Being hermetically sealed between glass pint** with an indestmctal.lv -cement which toon hardens and the two plates become in effect one, with the Picture in the centre, ns durable as the glass itself- This art is particularly adapted to every style o f face and complexion and will be found especially favorable, to i ght hair and weak eyes. The Pictures are pronounced by competent judges, to be the grainiest a-htev*ment in the Photograph ic Art; having a relief and clearness that is truly aston- isi ing. I he Prophetess by the improved facilities Is ena bled to produce Ambvotypes from the SMAI.1 KST TO THE FULL SIZE, with all the TRUTH OF NATURE, and the permanence oi the finest plate glass. The long sought for end in Photographic Portraiture, the Ambrotype Sterescope, MUST BE SEEN TO BE.AP- PRKClATKy. Thcreief and fullness, as perfect as life. The Pictures offer inducements to those wishing to send them abroad, as they are proofagainst the action of water, adds, and climate or atmosphere, and may be lui 1 iu wa ter for months with safely. . C A Vi «T 8 1) >1 •— Pictures not 1 Ivrmetically Sealed and Stamped “ PATENT,” and. made on single Glass are worthless imitations, and it is an-imposition on the public to sell them for Ambrotypes. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS afe invited to call and examine specimens in this Art. They are sure o f polite attention, and if they wish a SUPERIOR PICTURE. Children’s Likenesses taken l>y this process are made almost instantaneously. Daguerreotypes copied into A:n- hrotypes and rendered permanent. Gallery opposite the American Hotel . MRS. McALLA&TKK; Penn Yan, January 17. IS5S. _________________ C73tf F O R 'e'B llv C M M M l I t A fly PU CKS more of those2s 6d Tweeds, that a«e setting the World crazy, I nearly had said—commanding the consideration of the most sensible men. ja u li’oi:[t>7;*] M. HAMLIN. P L A I I I M I M i e a t i n g s a l o o n . 'TH E subscriber continues the above business next door f north of O livkr S take ’ s Exchange Office, formerly oc cupied by the Bunk o f Uainbridge.in all its various branch es, where BREAD, OAKES, PIES, & CRACKERS can be obtained at all times, or made to order at short no tice in the best manner. O Y N 'IT R I S on hand and for sale by the Do*. Can, x>r Quart, or smoking hot, to suit purchasers. A good as sortment of Confectionary nt nil times, at wholesale or retail. A good assortment of TOYS for the Children ; and for OLD SANTA CLAUS to make his Stock perfect before ChVistmus. C H E E S E ! A targe lot of Cheese on hand and for sale in large or\ small quantities, to suit purchasers, A superior article of B S o iloil iJ ld e r .for Mince Pies; nice Brandy has gone out of fashion, in consiclcranee of passage of the Maine Law. For further proof o f the above come one. come a ll! and see if things are not so. E. L. JACOBUS. Penn Yan, Dec. 20. >•* iOnv‘6 T I I E E A S T S I D E T H E S T l l ^ i ! CHALLENGES YOUR ATTENTION\. S OMETHING new is continually being enacted; A new programme for each successive day, to give zest to the regular and substantial business. Sacrifices are a common thing. Sometimes a lot of DeLains is brought to the block. Sometimes a pile of prints is giv»-n to the slaughter; and again a party of-Cloths and Cassiiuerss is elected to be s’uin. Ju>t now a considerable of an on slaught is being made upon TWEEDS, JEANS, AND SATINETS, and low prices stuff Goods generally. A heavy honest JKAN Is sold at laGil ; a bunkum TWKEl> which lias had quite a run and created sensation in several quarters, at2s6d. A handsome, dark, go to meeting SATINET, at a like price, a family of 12s FANCY PLAIDS, at $100 and so on. To-morrow we shall offer a little sLterhood of 9 Cent Curtain prints, at 5>4 cents. What will be done next day can’t say, not knowing what a day may bring forth; but you especially, that have cash to pay, hint better be here to see. M, HAMLIN. Penn Yan, San. 3d, 1856. 10 JUST II OKIVKp a lot o f PLAID SHAWLS,handsome 9} nss a thousandousand Fiiddles, n a th F nearly. i-.ni7\v;fii7>o M. IIAMLIN. U uu oUfci.sESS IS TO S iLL AS CHEAP AS WE CAN—not as dear ns we can. The results to cus- tomeiy are somewhat different in the two cases. Did you e\- r tliinkof it? M. HAMLIN. ja.«17’5 [074] _________________________________ . u o w * g o Tea a-: > k s *. V LARGE Company of Plaid, Sniped, Changeable, Brocade and India Silks of tlie litest and best styles are now to be offered so low a5 ought to make all eyes wa tuv. But go they must. Our business is to SELL Goods, imt to KEEL* thfcm. Murk that ye wise ones. jaiili\V.[078] . M. HAMLIN. A 55LACK S5fl,>KK. HEAVY LOT of Lustrous Black Silks, of all quali ties, are impatiently waiting your orders. Anv Inter est in iliis direction? M. IIAMLIN. janl7*tifi[67»3]_____________________________________ ___ U O S T i v u it s ^ j i i n LARGE LOT OF LADYS’ FAN- / V CY FURS, will be sold at 50 per cent kos than their value for CASH. in thisStock you will find all the Fashionable Styles of Furs, such as Mink Sets, British Sa ble, Stone Marlir, Rock do., Fitch and Co ney, and Misses Furs; nil kinds of Cuffs. Fur Gloves. Fancy Sleigh Rohes. I have I'ts of Furs worth from f dollars up to 5n dollars. All will be sold for half tbeir value. Cali soon bcforesold. Puna Yan, Jan. It*, 1856. D. MARTIN. 1 T . XV. S M I T H . & C O . HAS WARE ROOMS IN G J K i X r V A Worth Going to See / MiEY have the largest and best Stock o f Furniture, Chairs, &e., ever offered for side in Western New York, There you caivfind tv.vst elegant suits of ROSE WOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT AND OAK, and asmany styl -s- of KANCY CHAIRS,SOFAS,DIVANS. Tote a Tetes. Otiamun -in- \> . Bureaus,Sideh* aids, Etageres, Pier an 1 Center faM. s. .-'lands, Ac. Also Ma hogany and Cast r • i.n -•!« i vl tau Is. Cast Iron Bedsteads, with pat. Sp'val vpring R ds. Writing and Book Coses, War I \>Iaiiog«uy Bl’k -Vain.it Ala. le and Oak Bedsteads. Rosewood, Mahogany, and Gilt . rn.iiai nt 1 .vo ting Glasses. MATRASSES, Hair, Seagrass, Corn Husks, Straw and Cott,-n,and Palm l.eaf Cushions ma-le to or ivr for Cflurch- es and Halls. Couches Lounges, Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Quilts, Co nfortors, Window Sh i lea a.»l Trimmings,'Win dow Curtains, Cornices, Bandr, Pins, Corl and Tassels, .Cribs,<'radles, T,tbs, Pails,Broo •• i • ashboanls, Clothes-pins,Propellers,Tliugs,Hobby Hordes,Cabs,Sleighs, Waggons,Cradles, Ae., &o., Ac. MUSIC! Seraphim’s JSolian Key’d Organs; Guitars,Accordcans, Flutinas, Violins, Flutes, Fifes, Banjoes,Tamboriue3,Bow3, Bilges, Pitchplpe, R isin, Instruction Books, Music Port folio, Violin and Guitar Strings, Volin and Guitar cases, and a complete catalogue.of Music, from v*',ioh orders will be received, and sen f . r e - ry Tuesday. Z £ T PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. *6?tf T. W. CI.OVKS. WATCH ,S AND JEW ELItY ! I WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Venn Yan and vicinity that I have started a shop for repairing C l o c k s W a i r h c ! * , .1 e w t I r y , __________ AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; and am located in the front part of 11. HANFOKD’e Boot and She Store, No. 42 Main Street, where I shall he hap py to receive a share oi public patrouage, ami will pledge myself to give entire satisfaction in all cases. Recollect the place, N o . 4 2 M u i l i S t r v e i . Ceotf CHARLES F. HERRICK. CBBAM BEEiS & iS A U L U i S ) , . C O U N SE LO R S AT LAW, N o . 2 7 1 B R 3 V V M V , N E W YORK 1856.— S P R I N G T R A D E . 1856. J oseph J. C hambers , ) G rokuk G. B arnard , f XV.W YORK E A S T J Z A N , S Z I E 5 , m > r V & T O X V i X S t i X D , X o . 1 7 ill u r r a y S t r e e t * Near Broadway, Importers and Jobbers of S I L K A N i > F . l M ' i lH E Y G O O V S , Invite the attention of Merchants visiting New York, to their laige and varied stock of RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. LACES, MILLINERY (IUUU3, GLOVES, • EMBROIDERIES, SMALL WARES, WHITE GOODS, * c . We buy for Cash exclusively, and devote our special at tention to the above mentioned Goods, (particularly Dress Trimmings and Ribbons.) They are mostly selected by one of our firm In Europe, which gives us superior facilities for obtaining the most ’FASHIONABLE STYLES, and enables us to offer them to the closest buy. r.^, at prices corresponding with those charged for more staple Goods. 8tn674 rp 'I iE subscriber having obtained license to sell Liquors under the Prohibitory La tv, and having procured a large Stock of PUKE AND UNADULTERATED LIQUORS, of all kinds, offers them for sale to all who are authorized to purchase, on the mo<-t reasonable terms. lie has a pure and excellent article of Wit.e for Sacra mental purposes. A Iso, Port, Malaga and Madeira Wines. AI»o a general assortment of Brandies, including OtavU, Segnet,Ac.togeiherwitli Rum, Gin and other varieties. Soid by II. F. ELLIS, opposite Yates County Bank. Penn Yan, Jan. 10th, 1856. p G72tf S O I I E M O K I N C O A L ! i T H E M ARK ETS. FLOUR— Superfine, V bbl ................... Indian Metl, S? cwt.......... -Wheat y bushyl, new ,. . . . *1 It* . . . . . . . . . in the ear. . GRAIN Corn do Barley Bye Oats Beam Buckwheat .S 5u<$10 Ou I 75 <3 1 50 75 B O O K A G E N l S i W A N T E D ^ I N EVERY CITY TOWN, and COUNTY in the State, to sell the Works ofT. S. ARTHUR, Dr. JOHN FROST, utvl other.-, and sold by Agents only. These books are nil culvulated and designed to do good , and are among the most popular imd salable, published. Our list includes the best works of T. S. Arthur. Over l 0 ) 0 0 0 volumes were sold during the past year— consisting of his .HOME LIBRARY. COTTAGE! LIBRARY, GOLDEN GRAINS FROM LIFE’S HARVEST-FIELD, TE N NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM, THE GOOD TIME COMING, [just published,] 4c., Ac. Agents now canvassing for us, [men and women] find it a pleasant anil profitable employment, and are making from S 4 0 to S 1 OO per month. For further particulars and Catalogue, address li. A. YATES, 8mU74 No. 7 South-street, Auburn, N. Y. u «t u u it 41 .1 It tt . . . . • • 1 06<®1 <3 . . . . . . . . . __ _ . . ^ i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Timothy Seed n a t 50(^3 40® 81 12% 94 81 00 So 60 PROVISIONS—Mess Pork V bbl...............13 0U@ 2 0 00 It .1 A . A A . — tt It tt tt tt tt . . . . • • . 1 •. . . 13 00 U® 10 7 S 10® 9 ® 17 <S Prime do u Pork in hog Hams Shoulders Butter, roll, u Firkin ......... Cheese “ Lard “ Honey u Eggs, V dozen . ............. Green Apples, y bushel. Dried do 41 fl> Dried Plums ” ” ..............U « Cherries “ >’ .................... t* n>. tt «t tt »•« «t t« t« ♦ »• •«♦ 9 ® 19® 9 ® © 25© - 8 ® • • • • • • • • • Wool Fleece “ “ do Pulled 41 44 Feathers, V tb. . . . . . . . . . . . . Beeswax,44 44 TalloW, 44 44 Salt SFbbli, fine «•«•««»« . . . . 44 Coarse<<• - . . . . . . . . •.»• • B e e f h i d e s t o ••...# ... §•••• Water Lime ••»»»•••.••••••••• Potatoes, ........ gbeep Skins.. 20 lSi _ 20 © 12 © 1 2 . •. • ...i l l •• M I • .... Ill* 65© 11 10 19 20 11 18 12 16 47* 4 ia 16 86 22 * 00 22 f8 T5 25 0 5 * 26 40 90 M O R T G A G E S A L E . D EFAULT having been made in the condition of a cer tain Mortgage, exventcd by John P. Banks and Eliz abeth Banks,his wife, to Abigail Sturgea, dated the first day o f April, !S54, and recorded in the office df the Clerk of Yates County, on the*22d day o f June, Ibdl, at 4% P. M. in book IS of Mortgages, at folio 277 upon which said Mortgage there is claimed to be actually due at the time of the first publication o f this notice, the sum o f $ ‘jlu,24; and there is secured and unpaid upon the said Mortgage at the date hereof, the sum o f $2,US3 G4 and no suit or pro ceeding having been instituted at law to recover the debt, secured by said Mortgage or any part thereof. Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale, in said Mortgage contained, and of the stat- utein such case mode and provided, the said Mortgage will be foreclosed by u sale of the premises therein des cribed, qt Poldio Auction, to the 1 ighest bidder, at the Ameriouo Hotel, in Penn Yan, Yates County on tho ISth day of April next, at IU A. M. ofthatUay: The Mortgaged promises are described iu said Mortgage as follows ; 14 All that tract of land situate in the town of Torrey, County of Yates, and State cf New York, known by lot number fifty-six in Reed and Ryckman’s location, «! n ^*urui In the town of Torrey, (late Benton,) and in the County of Yates; said lot containing ninety-four acres three roods and twenty-four perches, be the same more or less; bounded on the iiorth by lands df Kichard Graves, (now deceased), east by lands of Levi Spcelumn andoth- ers; south by William U.McKane’s land and west by James M. Pow’s land. ABAGA1L STURGIS, Mortgagee. , Dated, January 24tb, 1866. I W m . 8. Baraos, Att’y. 18w674 rPIlIS Coal is thebest article ever brought to this market. -I The Subscribed will supply the citizens, of Penn Yan witli this fuel as cheap as it can be afforded, and delivers It at their offices and residences. His yard is located near the Railway Depot. Orders may be left at the Drug Store of E, II. IIcsTtNGTox. II. N. WAGENEIl. Pennn Yan, Nov. 15th, 1S55 __________________ *61 S O U 4 C H A C K M K S . ExtrnQuality St ver nieey sold by the lb. or bbl. by L. E. ALP1IAM. Yales Co. Furniture Depot, AT THE OLD S1WND, On the Corner o f Main <6 Clinton sts., M AY* be found the largest assortment of Fur. niture of every description ever offered in this place, consisting of more than forty Buvea-p and Book-cases of various styles, from a first rate article, with elegant glass and marble top, clown to as cheap a fabric as can be desired. In the way o f Tables and Stands our assortment consists of upwards of 1UU, witli a choice of 80 or 40 different patterns. Bedsteads of every description, including some styles never offered here before; also a full assortment of Mattrnsses of all kinds. In ad- dition to the above, we are manufacturing the SPUIKQ SJSD, A N ICE THING , the first ever made In the county, very much liked by those who have used them. It is hardly necessary to say that our stock o f CU AIRS is extensive, comprising every vari ety of Cane and Flag Scat Chairs, Rockers, Castor besidesesi< a large lot o f Mahogany Chairs of dif ferentar patterns.attei We also have Sofas and Tele a Tetes pricesrices and to suit all tastes. A fine lot of LOOKING GLASSES, together with a variety of Willow Chairs, Wagons, and Cradles. Our arrangements for HOME MADE WORK are to w y .the least, as thorough and extensive as at any establishment In the county, and as my friend down st. says “ the public are sick of slmms” (and he is good authori ty on that point) if you will only call at the Yates Co. Fur niture Depot, wc 1111111: you will readily be able to dis tinguish the difference our work presents from the‘‘shams” that are -ometiracs offered in the market, both “ imported” and domestic. t / O F t 'i N S of every description kept constantly on hand, with FISK’S METALIC I3URIAL CASE. A HEARSE A CAREFUL ATTENTION. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock, and judge for themselves. 49lf _____________________ SAMUEL F. CURTIS. L A S T C A L L . A LL persons indebted to us for Seeds are h ;roby notified that ftllsuch demands are due and must be IMME DIATELY PAJD. AYRES & SQtUER. Oct 1st, 1836. ’viitf. G t Chairs, b W p i f ent p * * »at all n W H A T > Y Y E N O W 7\> buy o f not to but/ ! WhsOtea U were hette rJo'at tempt to fin d Kuch Goods os we wish, eUeicheve, or go to B U ltR ILVS al once l T h a i N t h e Q u c N i i o n * 1 F.T the question at once be solved by calling at the j Regulator, BUlUtlLL BROTHERS, who have jnn received and are receiving, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Markets, the heaviest stock, and great est assortment o f FALL and WINTER, FANCY and STA PLE GOODS ever seetr in 44 little Yates.” The Maid and Matron at our Store will find, The richest Dress Goods of every kind ; And in Gentleman’s Goods we are not behind, And to please all who call on us, ourselves we bind. All our departments are now filled, and ready !or in spection. L A D I E S * D I C E S * G O O D S . An overwhelming supply of latest patterns o f Fall fancy and Winter Silks, White, Black and Clmngenble, Plaid Striped and Watered TURK SATIN and BROCADE, from the most celebrated looms of Vienna, Paris and Lyons, which we are selling from 4s. to 5,tin per yard, defying all competition in styles, qualities or prices. Our stock of Me rinos. DeLunes, Ginghams, Calicoes and Dress Goods of nil kinds and descriptions, is FULLER AND CHEAPER than ever before. DRESS TRIM MINUS, Of the latest importations of Parision fashions. D r e s s M a k e r s suppled at New York Prices. EMBROIDERIES, n every variety. Cellars, Edgings, and Insertions, in Jaconet, Muslin nud Luce1 Habits, Collars and Sleeves in setts, Ac. L A C E S ! Genuine Valenciennies, French Iloniton,* Brussels Maltese, Compare, English threhd. Ac., of all widths and qualities, very cheap. * - MILLINERY GOODS! We pay particular nttenti m to prcchring Ribbons and Flowers, plain and fancy Bonuet Silks, Crapes am Vel vets. Goods furnished to Milliner!4 10 per cent, cheaper than theA can procure them from New York. Our depertment of MOURNING GOODS is the fullest iu the county. RICH CAPES AXD CLOAKS. Of latest New York fashions, received daily. LADIES VELVET and BROADCLOTH, a good assortment of colors. S II A W LSI Rich Fcarfs, lot g and square roc and oole Shawls of all patterns, sizes and prices. HOUSE AND FURNISHING GOODS. Genuine Irish Linens, Damasks,Lawns, Bleached,Drown Printed and embroidered Table Spreads, Birds eye Diaper, liuckabac ami Crush Towelling, Napkins, Gloves, Hosiery, Scarfs, llandkeiehiefs, Flannels, Cambrics, afid all otheu .Goods pertaining to the house-wife. GENT# GOODS. French, English, German and American Broadcloths, Black and Colored Cussimeres, of every quality, Plain and Fancy Vestings, Trimmings fn geneVnl nssortmeut. A large supply of Cloth for Overcoats, Gents Cravats, Collars, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Ac. COME ONE,COME ALL i and inspect our goods. Having sold Goods to the citizens of Penn Yau and vi cinity for several years, and became acquainted with their tastes and what they want, we have kept in view what is wished, and spared no pains-in procuring gcods accor dingly. BUIUULL BROTHERS, 4V Maln-st. Penn Yan, Oct. 17,1855. ___________________ *62 ff ____ P E N N V A N n i A K B L E W O i C K S . |rpM! E name V vea on the sculptured slab, and the 1 ±. virtue of the dead speak to the living. The snow white monument is a beautiful and lasting record of that affection which lingers at the rest ing place c f the departed ; anti points, like an emblem of faith, to a rest where graves iue not. Bi* C , M o r r i S o n would aunouncAu the inhabitants of Penn Yan and the surrounding country, that he still continues the \ MARBLE BUSINESS, IN PENN YAN. Having on hand a very large assortment, consisting of Monuments, Tomb -Stones. Tomb Tables , Paint Stones) Mullers, «fce.. &oM which were principally purchased before the increase of prices east. Will sell as low as can be purchased in any oth er establishment in Western New York. , 6 ° f Workmanship, or Beauty, he flatters himself 'hath*manufactory caiinot be excelled. Grateful forpast patronage, he solicits a liberal share in uture. A call will convince people that . important fact. March 1st. 027 ____________________________ of II, CMORIUSOfl- A NICE lot o f p a v a s o l * just received and warran ted 4s under price. May % BBUSN &PI8II. EttINOE and heavy Ribbed Oottoo Wrappers and Drawers, a new lot for sale by Dec. 12, 1855. T* F* SHARPR. C A S H F O R B C T T J G H . The Subscribers will pay the highest market price in Cash, for Butter. AYRES A 9QVIER. I Penn Yan, Nov. 1855. ’fit 1 N u r s e r y m e n ^ F r u i t G r o w e r s a n d F a r m e r s . THE NEW YORK IIO R T I C U L T U K A L H E ^ I E W , A JOURNAL OF SUBURBAN ART. Superbly and profusely illustrated. Devoted to the ad vancement of the Rural Interests In America. iHIS is one of the largest and most elaborate works of - the kind in the world. Rural Architecture forms one o f the principal features. Each number contains from two to four eogravings|of model cottages, from designs by eminent and skilful arch itects. Space is also assigned to the tpsteful art of Lund- scape Gardening; engraved plans of gardens In every style, and adapted to the peculiarities of different orders of architecture, beautify the work. Engravings of new iruits, new flowers, new vegetables, &c., are illustrated and described as soon as their respec tive qualities can be determined, forming the most com plete and elegant Manual of Uurul Husbandry ev6r at tempted. Au experienced corps of practical writers sev en in number, arc engaged to fill its columns * It contains seveuty large pages, .and i8 v; iute(i 0n the fitiest pearl-surfaced paper, manufactured expressly TERMS.—$2 per annum, payable invariably in advance. Fifty cents commission on each subscriber allowed to those who act as agents. $1,UU0 will be distributed nt the end of the year among those nho tend ns the twenty largest list o f subscribers. There premiums will be paid incu*h. The first premium will be $501) The following are selected from hundreds o f similar no tices, voluntarily coutiibuted by contemporaneous publi cations :— The HORTICULTURAL REVIEW deserves the m^st llbercl patronage. . It is not only eminently practical, but is written iu astyle.that equals the best efforts of the bite A. J. Downing.— Knickerbocker. The most useful and elegant book of the Sind that has ever come under our observation.— Register. Mr. Reagles, the editor of the HORTICULTURAL RE VIEW, is a practical pomologi.>t, and one of the finest scholars our country boasts of. He possesses the glowing descriptive powers of Dickens, the elegant gossip of Wal pole, combined with a thorough knowledge of the rural art .—State Police Tribune. Farmers buy it for your sons—buy it for your daughters It is a rich intellectual trem ; a rave combination of the beautiful and the useful.— Argon, N V. We had thought that in Downing's death, the eloquent advocate ef rural adornment had become only a cherished remembrance; but in Mr. Reagles wc discover an equally rich mine of mental wealth, that betokens the-influence of the spirit that is gone .—Montrose Tribune. Advertisers will find this an unsurpassed medium o f pub licity,as ihej HORTICULTURAL REVIEW circulates ex tensively in every State in the Union. Advertisements inserted at the rate of $10 per page. B O O l ) ENGRAVING. Those requiring Wood Engraving, can have their orders executed iu an unrivaled manner. S/fecial ottenti/m is given to views of ANIMALS; an experienced English Draughtsman is engaged for tins express purpose. Per sons living at a distance can forward n daguerreotype of the object [by mail] they wish engraved, which will be a sufficient guide to obtain a perfect flic simile. Slock Breed ers will be dealt with on very liberal terms. AGRICULTURAL BOOKS can be furnished on every useful subject, from both English and American publishers by inclosing to our.address the price of the book required. Specimen numbers will be forwarded on the receipt of IS ets. In postage stamps. C. REAGLES, nubli3her,” ?sr* 6mG72 2<l9 Brondwnv. V. York. F a r m e r s I n v e s t y o u r M o n e y i-« g o o i i i m p l e m e n t s . lit l i b e l l e r t h a n t o p u t it i n t h e I $ a » k « A LLOW me to call your attention to thefol!owing*ex- cellent Machines: EMERY'S PATENT 1I0RSE POWER ■AND THRESHING MACHINE AND Circular Sa-o. Also an attachment ’ f , r a CROSS CUTTSA Wdesig ned Tor Sawing Logs, or whole Trees immediately into Stove Wood. PORTABLE CIDER MlffLS, With which you can make you.* Cider at any time you wish and iu quantities to suit yourself The Little Giant / Corn and Cob Mills. No Fanner raising any quantity o f Corn 8‘iould be with out this. Pratt’s Ditch Digger; Pratt’s Tile and Brick Machine; Straw and Stalk Cutters, for horses and hand power., In short, any Agricultural Implement 3-ou may wish. Ilhirtrated Circulars and Catalogues sent to any appU- cat ion. THESE excellent and deservedly popular Machines are again offered for sale by the subscriber, with the high est confidence in their superiority. Persons Mshing Machines for the coming Fall should order soon. They an* furnished at Manufacturer’ Prices and Freight. Sokl by J ohn V oak , Agent at Voak’s Post Office, Yates Co. Y oak ’ s P ost O ffice , Sept; 19 1855. 666tf P R O F E S S O R XVOOlF’ S I I A I It R E ST O R A T I V E I S, no doubt, the most wonderful discovery o f this age of progress. The following is from a distinguished mem ber vf the medical* profession: St. Paul, Jao’y, 1, 1S55. Prof. O. J. Wood—Dear Sir: Unsolicited, I send you this certificate. After bein^ nearly bald for u long time, and having tried all the lmir restoratives extant, and hav ing no faith in any, I wa» induced, on hearing of yours, to give it a trial. I placed myseif in the hands of a barber, and hud my head welt rubbed with a good, stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in, till the scalp was all a glow. This I repeated every morning, and in three « eeks the young hair appeared, and grew rapidly from August last up to the present time, and is now thick, block and strong—soft and pleasant to the touch, whereas before it was harsh and wiry, what little there was of it and that little was disappearing rapidly. I still use your Re storative about twice a week, and shall soon have a good and perfect crop of hair. Now I have read of t hese things —and who has not ?—but have nevertscen hitherto, any case in which any person’s hair was really benefftied by any o f the hair tonics, Ac., of the day; and it really gives me pleasure to rdfl>rd the result of my experience. I have recommended your preparation to others, and it already has a large and general sale throughout the Territory. The people here saw its effects, and have confidence in it. All who have used it here will coincide with me in what 1 have written. The supply you sent us ns the wholesale agents o f the Territory, is idready exhausted, and daily in quiries are made for it. You deserve credit for your dis covery. 1 for one return you thanks for the benefit it has done me, for I certainly had despaired long, long ago of ever effecting any such result. 1 congratulate you that your fortune (and a larg. one) is already made. Yours, hastily, J. W. BOND. Firm o f Bond & Kellogg, Druggists, St. Paul, M. T. Brookfield, Mass., Jan 12,1S55. P rof . W ood —Dear Sir: Having made trial of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say that its effect has been excellent in removing inflammation, dandruff, aud «a constant tendency to itching with which I have been troubled from childhood, and has also restored my hair, which was becoming gray, to its original color. I have used no other article, with anything like the pleasure and profit. YourMruly, J. K. BRAGG, Pastor o f the Orthodox Church, Biookficld. Also, for sale, Prof. Wood’s Oriental Leniative Liniment and Vegetable Ma^ic Life Pills. Warranted to give satis faction, or money refunded. See Circulars. Address, O. J. WOOD & CO. 816 Broadway, N. Y., and 114 Market st., St. Louis, Mo. For sale by all Druggists throughout the United States and Canada. _ ___________________ 51 y1 $5 0 0 R E W A R D W ILL be paid to any persun who will give information where the large stock of China, Glass, aud Earth enware, has gone that xvus taken from the store of S. W. B vckbkr , within the last few months, (all of which was paid for) and consequently she has been obliged to go to New York and purchase a much larger and better selected stock than has ever been offered in this market, consisting of CHINA DINNER,-TEA AND TOILET SETS FROM $8 to SO. Also a most elegant assortment of W h i l e i j r n n l t c W a r e s which is superior in quality and' cheaper in price than luts ever been offered in Western New York. She also made a large purchase of PL VTfcD WARE AXD TABLE CUTLERY, which are all warranted from the best Manufactories, and will be sohl equally as cheap as the above. Remember only four doors below the Post Office, S. W. BUCKBEE. Penn Ynn, Sept. 2 6 ,1S55. ’57tf. . . . . I A I C j I F O R S A L E f ^ FARM containing about one hundred acres,sit uated at Milo Center, Yates Co., N. Y., ami up on the line of the Cunaudaigua and Elmira Rail road. It is well water ed by springs and easily cultivated, located in a good neighborhood, convenient to churches, school houses and slorcs-r-has upon it a good DWELLING HOUSE and out buildings. It is a good wheat ami grain farm, and has about 29 acres o f CHOICE natural mcud»,r land upon it, and is in every way a desirable location- Fur T kums , which willbe made easy, apply to v S. S.BLLSWORTII, Pe” n } « n> *06tf SPENCEK ISOUINL^f!41^ “ Vort. LATER, STILL LATER. \VT OTWITI1STAND1NG THE ALLIES have for months IN been foiled In their attempts take R u g a ’s Strong hold on the Baltic; and the g \ * ™ ” ?1! h” s a victim to the arch Ruler Time, 40 11,8 burners, business goes on as usual, and MOJrol*- is now prepared to receive nil kinds o f GRAIN, ut l»[?Ve'v and convenient Warehouse, AT BIG STREAM worn hill —for which the highest market price will be prurl in C ash . f g r BETTER CALL ON HIM. „ . • , J. W. MORRIS. Dig Stream Point, Aug., 1S55. __________________ 51 tf TAeStar Joint Stock Fire lusurauc Co , ° e i i s b t : « g s N . . C A P IT A L $ 1 0 5 0 . 0 0 0 . T HIS Company, incorporated under the new act of June, 1853, of the State of New York, with a bona unimpaired capital of $15I),H00, offers to Insure against loss or damage by fire, on as favorable terras as any other good Stock Company. Farmers, and owners of detached property, will find this company much safer and quite as cheap as tho Mu tuals. No premium notes arc taken, and policies can be issued for a term of years, if required.* S. II. WELLES, Agent, Peon Yan. Dec. 1 0 ,1S55. 669 H A V A N A P L A N I N G H U L L ! J a m e s L . P u i g c A C o . H AVE now in operation one of the latest Improved W oodworth P laxino M acuinks , and are prepared at all times to Plane Tongue and Grove Plunk and Boards of all kinds and sizes, in the best possible manner. Lumber Dealers, Farmers and others, having Luiulwvof any kind, which they wish reduced to a uniform width and thickness, and Planed, Tongued, Grooved or dressed in any way, for Flooring, Siding,Ceiling, She ving, Ac., arc rerpectfully in vited to give us a calk The Subscribers would also state that they have constantly on hand Planed Flooring, Ceil ing,.Siding, Shelving, &c., at wholesale and ratal!, also all kinds of rough Lumber for sale. JAMES L. PAIGE & CO. Havana, June 7,1885 ’41tf Spanish Liniment! rr>0 FARMERS, GENTLEMEN OF THE TURF, KEEP- 1 HUS OK LIVERY STABLES,and all owners o f Horse, capable of appreciating the value of that noble animal, this Ointment is strongly recommended for its superior efficacy in the following external injuries and ailments: CORKS, CHAFES OR GALLS, WOUNDS, SWEENEY, STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS AND SINEWS, WIND- GALLS, BRUISES, STIFLE, HOUGHKNEE, WHIRLBONE, CUTS, STRAINS OF THE SHOULDERS, FETLOCK, PAST ERN AND COFFIN JOINTS, LUMPS OR TUMORS ON THE BONES OR SINEWS, Ac., Ac. Ilorsea ore much exposed to strains and other injuries which are unfortunately too often neglected, and frequent ly this valuable animal becomes entirely crippled and use less for want of a timely application of a suitable remedy. This results too often from the culpable neglect of the own er, and frequently from hk ignorance of a suitable and ef ficient application. It is theolyect ofihe proprietor of this Liniment to place such a remedy within the reach of the public, as LONG EXPERIENCE HAS TESTED ITS SUPERIOR VIRTUES. But it is not his purpose to force it on the public by ex travagant enconinms, as a single trial will prove its effica cy. It has frequently effected extraordinary cures in ca ses of long standing; but it should, when practicable, he enriy reanrtod to, as the cure trill of course be more certain and speedy. The application o f the Liniment is not confined to horses It is equally beneficial iu human ailment?, requiring out ward applications, such as GOUT, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, LUMBAGO, ’ AIN in THE BACK, * C l l S , BRUISES, c h i l b l a i n s . , CRAMPS. NUMBNESS o PTHK MMIS, BURNS OR SCALDS, STIFFNESS AND WKAKNE3SOF THE JOINTS,SWELLING OF TIIF. GLANDS OF tHE THROAT, TOOTH ACIIK, CORNS,Ac. Numerous cures have been effected by it in severe Rheu matic pains, when all the remedies in common use ami preparations iu high repute have failed to give relief. A peculiar quality of this Liniment is the speediness with which affords relief. Prepared and sold by JAMES II. HUBBARD, llaruio5 vvillv,v Steuben Co., N. Y. For sale by E. H. HUNTINGTON, Penn Yan. JOY A WILKINSON, P. THOMAS, M. G. RAPALEE,. L. A. MURDOCK, 5G1 L. B. BLOOD, WARFIELD & CATUN, BOOTS T ; BO O TS!! , H fP» P R A T T still continues to- manufacture &n$ • keep for sale, at No. 83 Main Street, tkree doors below the American Hotel, one of the choicest lots of B O O T S A N D S H O E S ever offered to the-public. 1 employ workmen y> unequalled skill, and purchase none but TH E BEST OF STOCK, and aip quite Certain I can accommodate those who favor me with a call, with Boots aud Shoes of all kinds, that will give entire entUtertton.— As niy business is done on tlte R E A D Y PA Y PR IN Cl- PLK% I can and will SELL AS CHEAP as any otheres- tablwhmentin Yates County, that sell as good a quality as I do. 16 E l* A I K l f t O done in tip tup style, and In little less than no time. MOST KINDS OP PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. Don't forget that the place for Qreut Bargains is at th Cheap Boot and Shoe Store of II. D. PRATT. Venn Yuu, Oct. 2,1856, *&Stf SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS!!! rIMIE LARGEST STOCK evei offered in Yates County. -A- Ladies can find all prices from 4s. to $5. Also, the I5 ie> ffa m J l o l r A n t i q u e , in all colors. Also Fancy GRO DB KINE, White, Blue, Green, Vink, Straw Colored, 6c., beautiful and elegant for Parties, Weddings, &f. Ladies please give us a call if you wish to see beauties. BURRILL BROS. Venn Yan, Nov. 29, ’55. Gt>6tf O NE CASE OP LONG and SQUARE WOOL LONG SllAWLS, tins day arrived. Some beautiful stvles and new designs. BURRILL BROS. Penn Yan, Nov. 29, ’55. 660tf S A I / T P A R K ! P ACK YOUR PORK in good new salt o f which 200 lbs„ course ami flue and Solar coarse, are for rale on the Corner, by L, B. LAPilAM. I nv PotterContre. Himrod’s Corners Dundee. Italy Hill. UtishvBle. 1 I THE BANNER MILL!! D E .K S have uot yet ceased, and one of the last, and most important is the further im provement madein OUR GRIST MILL, being a remedy for all Insects and Weevil, now so much feared in our approaching harvest, and as we arc ever mindful of the interests of our friends and customers, would call their attention to this valuable inveution entirely our own , whereby we are enabled to do superior work to any wc have heretofore done, and we invite all persons having Grists to Grind, and who wish their grain GROUND IN TIIE BEST MANNER, TO CALL A l TIIE PENN YAN BROWN COLORED MILL, where we are always on hand, and most happy and ready to wait on our friends and customers, pledging otirselve* to manufacture fortliem FLOUR OF AN EXTRA QUALITY, aa well as the LARGEST KIND OF YIELDS. In fact we would suy, if we were not modest men, that we will do them better work than can he done at any other establish ment. We have plenty of water, and can thereby dis patch business on the shortest notice, so that those coming from a dixtuneemay relyou having their GRISTS GROUND IMMEDIATELY. REMEMBER That it Is at the Venn Yan BROWN colored Mill. Where C.isxea & S cukbtz all these wonders fulfil; Those wishing grain ground in the wry best manner, Must call as the Mill that is winning the Bauncr. We trust you will not judge of what wc can do by the above poetry as wc are satisfied that we can do better grinding grists. CASH AND THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. Also kept constantly on hand Flour by the bbl., or lest quantities, and all kinds of MILL FEED. Penn Yan, June June 27,1855. 44tf______________________CAPNKR & SCIIKKTZ. j ’u l t c N o t i c e . The suslxTibers would give notice to all perrons whose NOTES AND ACCOUNTS are due and part due, to call ami settle the same without delay, l’rompt attention to this notice, will in many cases save costs. Penn Yan,Oct. 4,1855. _______ BRACE A GRAVES. 8 ^ - P A Y Y O l ' K A C C O I 'N T S , AU persons indebted to DUNNING A SUNDERL1N ore once move requested to call and pay their accounts, which if not i* \ll> IMMEDIATELY after this date will be placed in the hands of the protier officers for collection. Penn Yan, Sept. 1 , 1$55. 54tf DUNNING A SUNDERLIN. I SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS!!! A LARGE line of Black Silks, of the celebrated tnunu- factureof Bischoff, Red Letter, Ac. of all prices, and warranted not to crack. My Fancy Silks are the richest and most elegant styles over seen in Western New York. T. F. S1IARPK, 28 Main st. October, 1S5R. *68 EXCHANGE OFFICE. r’V IIE subscriber haso|>ened an Office in the building for- A mcrly occupied by the Bank of Cambridge, aud is prepared to furnish SIGHT DRAFTS UPON NEW YORK CITY, In such sums as may be required. He will also scU H i l l s u p o n E n g l a n d . I r e l a n d m i d • S c o t l a n d , Buy ANY KIND OF MONEY, (however uncurrent) that has a determinate value—pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICK tor LAND WARRANTS,*©., Ac. Collections promptly attended to aud remitted for at current rates of exchange. LH'K AND f i r e INSURANCES effected In first rate Stock Companies. OLIVER STARK. Penn Yan, Sept., 1855. *67tf NEW CASH, BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, H * H A Y F O R D * I ATE of Eim'ra, has just opened a New Store, at j N o . 4 2 i t l a i u St..* P e n n Y a n * t for the trade, in B O O T S A N D S H O E S , 1 and all that properly belougs to that lioeofbuid- ^ ness. His stock is large, well selected, and eut- braces all styles and varieties, of Fine and Coarse quality, and Domestic and Eastern manufacture. TERMS CASH, and prices exceedingly cheap. Buy ers from the country will please call before they make bar gains elsewhere, and they shall be satisfied that they can make money by purchasing ut this CASH STORE. N. B. Cash paid for Hides. H. HANFORD. Ynn. Oct. Hull. 1856. *59tf w oolen ya r n - for k n ittin g . ?IXE and Coarse Yarns, of Grey, Bluck, White, State, A Random, mixed, &c., from the Wash'nee Company, enomrh to keep idle hands out of mischief fora long lime. M. IIAMLIN. 1 '69 J I i 1 i i I i i i NEW BOOKS! % Scenes in Practice of a New York Surgeon. 011 Homestead ; Mrs. A nn S. S tephens . OtiAfc P ash t—A story of the War. The Courtier—by B vlwku , The End—Rev. C um * iixgs . . The Pla iter’s Victim. The Mytch Girl. B ayard T avioi :, India, Chinn, Ac. I.ife among the Mormons. Escaped Nun. Bondage aud Freedom—I*a;i.AS9. Nov. 1st, 58 For sale at DENTON’S BOOKSTORE. CARPET ESTABLISHMENT. A LL the various Grades of Carpets from an elegant Brussel and three ply down tv a Cotton 2s 6*1, togeth er with Ruth Meltings, Oil Cloths, Mats, Stair and Rag Carpets are kept in qunuthles, more than equal to the de mand. Increasing core and interest will be given to this part of our trade. The handsomest patterns will always be selected as fast as they appear in the market, ami from every available source, and will be offered so low as to se cure a taige and permanent trade therein. M. IIAMLIN. ___________________________________________________ ---------- ---------------------------- - ------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------- PAPER HANGINGS. 'THERE is no ornament so cheap as that of Wall paper J- and the variety is almost unlimited. 1 have now on hand a very great variety of patterns, and some 2000 or 3000 new pieces are now ordered for the early Spring trade. Many of them are really captivating. It Is worth something to look at them. Also all Shades Paper Cur tains of the Newest styles, Cords, Tasseis, Ac. •6J M. GREAT BARGAINS! 2 new Cloth Tup Buggies, 2 44 Leather Top Buggy. 1 1 •t it it *63tf Two llorse Lumber Wagon. One Horse Sil. Trim’d Harness. For sale cheap by BRACE A GRAXB3. R E G U L A T O R NEW WINTER GOUDi: ! I N addition to a large Stock purchased in the fall. 1 have just returned from New York with a beautiful supply of Seasonable Goods purchased Vfe usual, almost ex clusively for c;ish, at the close of the market, uniat less prices than obtained at the early sales; and they will now be offered at such rates will he likely to make au impression. I shall range low*for cash, and give iny credit customers the benefit of the change. I will m u le this the best place to buy Good * in Gris County. 1 shall keep a heavy Stock and keep it up all the time. Am now receiving Goods from New York iilmosi daily ;— Shall go to New York often—buy for Cash—and sell low.— l know liiepcopledemand this mode of doing business, and I promptly respond. Old or unsaleable goods that are found on band, will be sacrificed forthwith. Many bargains may be had here in that way. My motto in Dress Goods ts elegant simplicity, rather than fashionable absurdity; and my principle is to buy anything rftilly beautiful whenever and wherever I can find it, nnd to purchase nothing poor or deceptive because a little more can be made on it. . I have now a heavy Stock of TWEEDS, JE \NS AND CASSIMERES. of all kinds. AU kinds o f BROAD CLOTHS of course Drab. Olive, Black,Royal Purple, and Grey Foidies* Clotlis ; • the latter is now generally worn in New X'ork. I - A very large gathering of the nicest MERRIMACK ! COCHKCO,Philip Allen, American Print Worksand other styles of Calico44 extant.” Come aud see A great vari ety of extra fine and low priced SHEETINGS. Can they be bought elsewhere cheaper than livre ? DELAINS, PLAID MEK1XOES, PAR* amettes, Canton Cloths, Poplins, Debages, Ginghams, large lot of Black Silks. Colored Changeable Siiks at low prices, and a thousand and one new and elegant articles that constitute this one of the largest if not the largest Stock in thcCountry. M. IIAMLIN. j Dec Id, 1355. 669 j 4 ) A PIECES move of those beautiful PURE SATINS 1 A M which we are selling at only 4« “ er ,v:rd. I OUR J g CBUBD Q . C o m e S o O r d e r AKD SMALL U E *,B A TKBMfl U e,e M ARC 11TOT1IE REGUL ATO R profits T T . PMC* h* N o * 4 0 \ AXD A A ** MA1NSTREET, \ * QUICK ’ I1 KBADT 6A1 E8 T PENN YAN, o PAT, REGULATOR W HERE may be found all that iedesirable and cheap in the way o f I > r y < * o o d s * G r o c c r i c s , m i l l i n e r y G .oo<l>) B o n n e t s , K i b b o n s , C u r | i c l * , O i l i) lotlis* P a p e r l l a n g l u s :* ) which willhcsold 33X per cent less than the regniarcred It prices,or*20 percentlowerthau any merchant in Peiiu Yan cun sell for. Particular attention willbe paid to aii of our customers, and none need go away empty, when WE CAN SELL AN ARMFUL FOR ONE DOLLAR! Come on,then, in Squads, Sections, Platoons, Column?, Squares,in any form, COME WITH A RUSH. New Goods received by Expreasevery day. 5.7 BURR1LI.BROTH KBS. Penn Yan, Nov. 29, *5T*. llHRRlLI BROS. fififitf B R O C H A L O > « S i i A W C S from $1» to $*•. Also, Square Shawls, 2 is. to any price.. A most ek- gant assortment. BURRILL BROS. Penn Van, Nov. 29, ’55. ______ 666tf * ENGRAVING AND PRINTING T » e subscriber is prepared to do Engraving and Print ing of every kind, in the very best manner and on the most reasonable terms. The most fashionable Wedding, Visiting and other Cards; Vort rails, Landscapes, Diplomas, Merchant’s Show4 Cards, Consular and Notarial Seals, Seal Presses of every description, &c., Ac. Persons at a dis tance from the city can have engraving or printing of any kind promptly and carefully executed by sending a design or description by mail. I f specimens are desired, two stamps should lxiiseut for the same. Address WILLIAM X. DUXNELL, 666 195 Broadway, cor. I>ey st. X. Y, W I N D E R H 1 I L L 1 M E R V . * 95S. 16. 1U. S . t I J T H l.as just returned from New York with a Rich and Weil Selec ted Stock of Goods for the Winter trade, and her Establishment, on ELM ST., willbe fuuiul a complete Em porium of Taste and Fashion. Iler old customers r.re invited to call .again, and new ones will be gladly welcomed. All will be faithfully and favorably sewed, and well satisfied, *65wti Palm Yan, Nov. 22, 1S55. T A K E N O T I C E ! fp l I E INTERNATIONAL EXPRESS CO will forward 1 Butter, Poultry, Ac., to New York, Via. Philadelphia, at $1,65 per 1V0 lbs., quicker than it can be sent by any other route. Persons ordering Goods from N. Y., will get them Q u i c k e r a n d C U n u p c r , by shipping, per Kinsley A Co’s Express care. Interna tional Express, Philadelphia. li. F llUtiRL'LL, Supt. . Venn Yan, Nov. 2 8 ,1S55. C O U N T Y I will discount County Orders at6j>cr cent Renton Center, Doc. 4th, Its5- 067 ____ I I •fid m . l . B a l d w i n . I 01 f o r M a l e . ri'MiE Subscriber o f-rs for sale hfs lata residcnc 1 on Omul Street, now occupied by Wm. II IU ktto S , Esq. For terms Ovhica will be ucommodatioe) inquire of IjVKH STARK, at lus office. ....... ' uvid C.W . BENNETT. DP.ESS TRIMMINGS! M ARABOUT, M ass ., Moire Antique, and all styles of I’rimmings are kept at 2S Main Street. *60 B I1C 5 U W H S E A T Fff.O tJR . I AVB you yet tried JILLEl’T’S beautiful BUCK WHEAT FLOUR ? It is the luxury of the season,and needs no directions for the application of the same, except v slight sprinkling of “ Atewuns Syrup.” Cull and try it by nil means. Sold by the lb., and in Sacks. ’UOn.d II BUCK WHEAT BKAN. A BETTER article of BUOK-WIIEAT BRAN call be hud ut JILLRTT’S Mill now than nt any other time during the Season. It is of Superior quality and heavy.— Price, Is pr. bushel, for Sty bushels and over. Now is the time to buy. ’OGtf J. S. J1LLETT. CROCKERY! W HILE many of the merchants of this village ore going out of this brant* o f the trade, I have largely increased my Stock and shall make heavy additions there to from time to time, and of the best styles demanded.— Every new and handsome style ot moderate price tliat ap pears in the market will be taken at once and offered here. M HAMLIN. •69 B UCKSKIN GLOVES AND MITTENS,forMe B*y*s wear. fo» sale by T. P. SHARPE4 M OIR ANTIQUE DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS an unnsual large slock at JONES A LATIMER'S- Penn Yan, Sept, is, 1856. *50 A CHANGE AT MARTIN'S!! BS N O T E V E I l Y B O I i l ! O u e o l t h e f i n e s t n s s o r t n t e n t a o f w u r n i w e a t h e r s t o c k s * THE SEASON I1AS COMMENCED, CALLING FOR LIGHT i t A I R Y UA T8I y j F. would suggestthat at M A I I T I ! V S H A T E J l P O K I i m ! there is a stock of SUMMER HATS, compre hending every thing in the trade, aud nolees than twenty five different styles and gradesof S T R A W H A T S * First, I would cMl your attention to theGEHMAN BRAID ED II AT, which is admired above all other hats, which is uot to be found in any other establishment out o f New York City; next in style andlincy is the CANTON, witli a wide, tan colored band; then the PANAMA, for dura bility, which is called the NEVER WEAR OUT HAT; and then the CARAUCAS LAWN, another new style; then the BERMUDA: also the MARICABO, plain, which is an Isthmus Manufacture; the WHITE CANTON is alight pleasant hat, with a wide black band; now comes the MANDARIN, the most substantial o f all hats; the fine double aud single brim LEGHORN, which is sought after by the Old Fogies; the TEA ALBONAS, whch Is more generally worn by the modest and unretiring gents, such as nur friend Ambrose and others. We will bringthis sum mer’s ftrrangemnts to a close with the Senator, China, Pearl, Pedal, Webster, Lewton,and Sweed Hats. Mostly all of them you will find to be entirely of new styles, and some of them as elegant and dashing affair- ever brought out. In thy stock you can find hats to suit all ages—Boys’, Youths*’,and Men’s. I would mention a STRAW CAP for children, which is very handsonie. The far-famed i t o c k y M o u n t a i n B e a v e r H a l is now ready for inspection, and stillanother, the OTTER H A T . which has been out of market for the last twenty years, has now made its appearance. / hure it. And next in order comes the FUR ANI) SILK D E P A R T M EN T l The French style Moloskin Hut is manufactured here, ami here only can it he found. This is the place to find a Trav eling Hat In every shape and style to suit the fancy; High and Low Crown; Black anti White; also the Traveling Cap. N O F T IE A T S . Drab nn<! Black, Musk Rat Napt, Drab and Black Beaver do., the Black plain Kossuth, the Hungarian Cassimere, I'amuna, <io., Gent’s Brown Beaver, Pearl and Black Wool, the Brigand lhit, Met opolitun, St. Nicholas, Children's Black nnd Drab Beaver, Soft Pearl, the Boy’s Baltimore, Men’s Nankeen, Cassimere, Canton. Gents* Black and White Brush Hut. BLACK BEAVERS. Persons that are prejudiced to the Silk Hat can get at any time, at my shop, the Fur Hat napt as they made them In the olden time. ___ TO TH E LADIES. I have some beautiful Riding Hats, with the Riding Gloves, and of the latest French style. C O N F O K I t t A T E C K t PHRENOLOGY OUT DONE!—this le entirely a new invention, inqiorted from Paris, France, which gives, on paper, tlte correct form o f your heed. It will also shape a Hat to fit all the bumps, MBs and hollows oi the head, so a new hat will set perfectly easy, as much so as an old hat after being worn one year Hats and Caps made to order, jp l May 25th, 1854.__________5$7________D. MARTIN. P e n n Y a m N o v . 2 9 t h , 1 8 5 5 . 2? E W WINTEIt GOODS! H AVING jost returned from New York.weare receiv ing an addition to pur stock of Goods, suited to this seat on of the year. Among our DRESS UOO DS, May be f uv. d m ny tyles for in at reduced prices', x ui s oc of DOMESTIC GOODS. cannot be beatan in assortment or low prices. The ad dition to our stock of CLOTHS, ma our assortment such, as that it will be for the adv tage of tho>e who wish topuroIuso,to«utiI and examl tVe would »fc#o call the attention of the l*adles so our large st-jck of Drosi and Cloak Trimmings. In*hori. <»ur assortment of Good a is large and complete, and we would solicit those wishing toUuy GOOD CHE VP. t*> call h fore nur- chnsing elsewhere. JOXK5A LAY1MKK. I>euu Van, Nov, 29th, 1865. 467 .CLOTHS, VASsiMERHS, A LL colors of French anti American Broadcloth?. Blat L Doe Skin Cassimeres—a large variety of taine.v Cusei- mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jean*, VY-ii ig», c.m t.v b Of * T. F. SI£AIUV1V> Mwii, M October, 1855. _____________ **n. JONES and LATIMER are receiving a stock or 1 in! rinos o f beautiful patterns, which are vlu.ip. 1 ' j i . .. Pax* Y ak , Sept. 18. 1855. LADYS’ RIDING HATS. _ ______ LADYS* RIDING GLOVES. Penn Yan, June 12,1854. D. MART!'• ________________________________ __ PLAID MERINOES AND RAW SILKS. '^yA N N T E ,), WtofenSocks,largeaux-t-.^in| ^ O J ^ | jeau*^P*tteraBbavcjuBtbee®o|ienddUy^^ C A S H P A I D FO B U T T 1516, a id a Won made in favor of tho beat qtu..„. iv Sv f l W * Ji
