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1 ♦ 1 A Shroud of Gold. Hon. Thomas Swbank, of Wash- late Commissioner of Pa C anon L aw fokthe L asses .— Says the Rev. Sydney Smith, Canon of St. Paul’s— “ Never teach false mo* rality. IIow exquisitely absurd to tell girls that, beauty is of no value, dress of no use ? Beauty is o f val ue— her whole prospects and happi ness is life may often depend upon a new gown or a becoming bonnet; and if she has five grains o f common sense she will find this out. The great thirlg is to teach her their just value, and that there must be some thing better under the bonnet than a pretty face for real happiness. But never sacrifice truth. [Memoir by his Daughter. ington, tents, communicates to the Nation* al Intelligencer some interesting in formation in regard to recent discov eries in the excavation of Peruvian tumiili. The information was re ceived by Mr. Ewbank from W. W. 'Evans, Esq., engineer of the A f rica and Tacan Rai.road in Peru.— Mr. Evans states that in making ex cavations for the railroad at Avica, huudreds of graves were demolish ed, in which arc numerous Indian relics. Tlie excavations are seventy feet deep, and as the soil is loose sand, as the work proceeds, every thing from the top comes sliding down—dead Indians, pots, kettles, arrow heads, <fec. Among other in teresting mortuary relics, an Indian was started out of his resting place, rolled up in a shroud of gold, tore Mr. Evans had knowledge of the incident, the workmen had cut np this magnificent winding sheet and divided it among themselves. With some difficulty Mr. Evans ob tained a fragment, and dispatched it to Mr. Ewbank. Mr. Evans notices as a remarkable fact that in linn- (relate, and which throw irreat light I mportant D iscovery at B abylon . A London paper states that Col. Bawlison has just discovered among the ruins o f ancient Babylon an ex tensive library, not indeed printed on paper, but impressed on baked B e - 1j bricks, containing many voluminous treatises on astronomy, mathemat- PROVISIONS & GPvOCEMES. L . E. L A P H A M , W h o l e s a l e iV K e l a i l G r o c e r ,A - V r o v U - Ion A G e n e r a l C o u n t r y P r o duce D e a l e r . CORNErfOF MAIN AND ELM STS,, PENN VAN, his thanks for the A very liberal ami encouraging patronage bestowed upon bis estab lishment. lie is sparing no effort to u make it an object to continue, by * greatly enlarging bis stock with NEW AND FRESII SUPPLIES BY CANAL, F o r t h e F u l l a n d W i n t e r T r a d e . He cordially invites attention to the supplies tie is now making to his former stock, which enables him to exhibit a stock in F x t e i H . V a r i e t y a n d Q u a l i t y * not excelled In the County. , (Ahnology, and several other most important branches of knowl edge. These treatises contain facts and arguments which,in his opinion, will have no small operation on the study ot the sciences to which they dreds of Indian skulls which ho has examined, not one has contained a decayed tooth. Mr. Ewbank thinks the weight of the entire shroud must have been eight or nine pounds, and had it been preserved, would have been the finest specimen of sheet gold that we have heard of since the time of the Spanish conquest. In some eloquent remarks upon the preservation of souvenirs of the de parted, and the futility of attempt ing to secure the great dead from contact with their native earth, Mr. Ewbank eavs it is the form or tea- tores, and not the body or substance o f the dead, that should be preserved and adds: ^ “ The mummies o f Egypt arc quar ried for fuel, and whether those of the Pharahos. their wives, priests or their slaves, are split open and chop ped up with the same indifference as so manv pine logs. The gums . . . - 1 n n and balsams used in embalming them have made them a good sub stitution for bituminous coal; and thus the very means employed to preserve them Lave become the act ive agents of their dissipation. So it is when the materials of coffins have a high marked value; they are then seized as concealed treasure, and their contents cast out as rub- bish. Like heroes in the Eastern hemisphere, the descendants o f Man- co were sometimes, if not always, entombed in-such, and with consid erable treasure besides in vessels of gold and silver ; lienee we learn how the Spanish conquerors sought for, often found, and as often plundered rich Incan sepulchres.” A sophist wishing to puzzle Thales, the Milesian, one of the wise men of Greece, proposed to him in succession, the following questions.— The philosopher replied to them all without hesitation and with how much propriety and decision our readers can judge for themselves. What is-the oldest of all tilings? , God ; isted. upon biblical history and criticism, and the history of our race. - EtSIT* It is said that soon after the late Mr. Lucas had .abjured Qua kerism, renounced his eollarless cos tume, and taken to the worship of Catholicism, he was encountered by John,who exclaimed— u Well, friend Lucas, how do-'S thee like thy new situation ?” u W hy, Friend Bright, retorted Frederick, “ I like it better than I ditl our old hypocrisy.” A x A ffectivg A ppeal .— An un- tbvtqate editor in Kentucky thus ad dresses his delinquent subscribers : u Friends, xve are almost penni less— J ob’s turkey was a millionaire compared with our present depress ed treasury. To-day, if the price of salt was two cents a barrelfnl, we couldn’t buv enough to pickle a jav bird.” ’ ■ e * M V stock of I E,\> 1 have taken extm pains in selecting and purchasing And to all those who use or buy Tens, 1 would say t At it would be greatly to th.ir advan tage imrh hi Quality and Price, lo give m.v Tens a trial. S UGARS.— A good supply of all grades. Also MOLASSES and SYRUVB.ut the lowest rates. C a n d i e s . —Double Refined Tallow Candles, Stear- ine, Adamantine ami Spearm,at wholesale or retail. < 'i\at‘ k<‘ v s —Soda, Boston and Butter Crackers, of a superiorquality, by the bbl. or lb. IN u ls a n d F r u i t —Peanuts, Brazil Nuts. Filberts. Soft and Hard Shell Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Coconuts, Reisins.- WIIO WANTS TO B E M A R R IED 1 i ' . i t . A - - L O V M A \ . fTMIKmust extraortVnary Book.of the Nineteenth Centu- 1 ry! I‘ ) f h l ' S o ! J l u r r i n t r v . THE WAY TO .THE ALTAR. MATRIMONY MADE EASY; OR, IIOW r > WIN A LOVER. One volume of 160 pages, dJmo. Pri-eOnuD Mar. 5u0,<>00 copies already issued. Thirteenth edition ready. Printed on the finest paper, and illustrated in the first style o f art. “ Lore rules the court, the camp,the grove, For Lovi is Heaven,and Heaven is Love.” So sang the Bard ; yet thousands pine For love—of life the light divine— Who, did they know some gentle charm, The hearts of those they love to warm, Might live, might die, in bliss Supreme, Possessing all o f which they dream. The road to Wedlock would you know t Delay not, but to RONDOUT go. ’ Time files, and from his gloomy wings A shadow falls on living things; Then seize the moments as they pass, Ere fall the last sands through the glass ; At least the present is your own, While all the future is unknown. A happy marriage man or maid Can now secure by RONDOUT'S aid. CONTEXTS: It teaches how to make ladies or gentlemen win the de voted affection of as many of the opposite sex as their hearts may desire. And the plan is so simple, yet so cap • tlvaiing that all may be married irrespective or age, ap pearance or position; and it can be arranged with such ease and delicacy, that detection is impossible. It teaches how to make y B . It teaches every eye to form a beauty of its own. It teaches how to act when fascinated by a lady. It teaches how to make the wrinkled face smooth. It teaches you the kind of wife to .select to render horat happy. It gives advice to the lover who has been once truly accepted, and is rejected afterward through the interfer ence of friends. It gives remedy for unrequited love. It gives you instructions for beautifying the person. How to have zi handsome face and hands. How to remove tan and freckles. A Lecture on Love, or Private Advice to Married La dies and Gentlemen. This is decidedly the most fascinating, interesting and really useful and practical work on Courtship, Matrimony, and the duties and delights of Married Life, that has ever been issued from the American Press. The artificial sys tem, which in so many instances prevents a union of hearts, anti sacrifices to coirventionalism the happiness and W h a t is t h e g r e a t e s t o f a l l t h i n g s ? ! even the fives ofthousands ofthe young and hopeful of both sexes, is thoroughly analyzed and exjiosed. Every one who contemplates marrlace, and wishes for an infalli ble guide in the selection o f a partner for life,should purchase inis great text Book o f connubial felicity. * No one will ever regret the price paid for such an inval uable secret. Bills of any of the specie-paying banks In the United States or Canadas received at par. Gold dust can be sent from California. AII that is necessary for you to do Is to write a tetter in as few words as possible, inclosing ONE DOLLAR, and write the name, with the Post office. County and State and direct to PROFESSOR RONDOUT, Publisher and Author, No. 82 Forty-sixth St. N. Y. DEWITT & DAVENPORT, 162 Nassau St.are the whole sale agents. 1000 Agents wanted. 6m672 S O N E T I I I K U N E W IN U C O N O i l l Y . r rM !E subscribers have been experimenting several L years with different metals, in order lo find, if pos sible, a compound, or alloy, for making plates for A r t i f i c i a l * T e e l I n which would for all practic able purjxtief- be as good as Gold; and having been entirely successful,they take pleasure in announcing to [ the public, that by the applicationof Electro “ Metallur gy,” they are enabl’d to furnish (Nates o f Teeth ut nearly one half the expense of the Gobi Plates now in use; and i for beauty, durability, and resisting the corroding ef fects o f the most powerful chemical agents. .They are equal to the finest Gold Plate. Whole upper sets can be made for, from Eighteen to Thirty dollars, and en tire sets,— upper and under—for from Thirty-five to Sixty dollars, aud smaller cases in^roportion. Specimens may be seen at their office, in Penn Yan, at any time, and if requested,they con refer any one to-^ those who have such plates of their matiufacturenow in li use. They would state also,for the benefit ofthose who have sliver plates, that corrode, or turn black in the ‘mouth, that for a trifiidg sum, they can be made to re sist entirely the actions of acids, and remain bright in use. J. ElJMKNDORF k SONS. The undersigned (resident Jewellers of Penn Van,) •having made ourselves acquainted with the piocessto which Electro Metallurgy is applied in the inanufacio- |j tory of plates for Artificial Teeth, b> J. E i . mendo « f & S ons , of Penn Yan, we can recommend it lo all who .may need plates of.teeth, as being superior to plates made o f IS carat gold, as a perfectly pu r e gold sur face is obtained, together with all the strength, beau- li ty and duribi'Uy necessary for such work. 9 LEVI 0. DUNNING, T L. SUNDERLIN. Penn . • . W . C. MORRIS, n, ay 7,1355. i t I A T K i : I A L . because he has always ex- Wliat is the ijioet beautiful ? The world ; because it is the work of God. n Space; because it contains all that- is created. What is the quickest ? ThoucWit; because in a moment it n ’ can fly to tire end of the universe. What is the strongest? -Necessity : because it makes men face all the/langers of life. What is the most difficult? To know thyself. What is the most constant of all things? Hope ; because it still remains with man after he lias lost everything else. A stronomical O bservation . — It is a curious and instructive tact,much *dwelt on in poptlar treatises on as tronomy, that were, a cannon hall fired from the earth to Saturn, it would be one hundred and eiirhtv . <- ’ , pears in getting there. The only useful deduction that we arc able to make from this fact., however, is,that the inhabitants of Saturn, if warned of their danger by the sight of the flash, or the''Sound of the explosion, would have ample opportunity, in the course of one hundred and ei<rh- ty years, to dodge the shot! A necdote of M ethuselah . —It is written in a quaint old Jewish man uscript now in the British Museum, •that the oldest of mankind, Methu selah, did not live as long as he might, have done. The writer says , that God promised him in u dream flint if he would rise up aad build him a house, his life should he pro longed five hundred years. But he replied that it was scarcely worth while to build a house for so short a period ; and so he died before he was a thousand years old. NEW GOODS FO R DECEM BER! \\T E have Just retimed Lorn New York with \\ n t a o t l i e r W i n t e r S t o c k of Dry Geods of every description, so that our Stock is now full nnd*fresh ami complete, in both the FANCY and DOMESTIC line. We would invite thfr A T T E N T I O N O F T H E L A M E S to our assortment of PLAIN, PLAID AND STRIPE MERINOS & D’LANES, which arc far handsomer than any before offered this fall. Ladies Cloths, Velvets am d Trimmings f o r Cloaks , Bvocha , and Woolen, Long and SquttreShawls, Embroideries, Laces, a n d Hosiery, d‘C. T T'LEGANT W e d d i n g A- I n v i t a t i o n C a r d s \L engraved in a style unequalled. Also visiting, Ad dress and Business Cards, and W EDDING EN VELO P ES & C A K E BOXES always on hand. Orders by Muilpr Express promptly at tend to. Also allkinds o f W O O D e n g i e a v i b i , Serawings, Specifications, and Applications for Patents Dais for Secret Societies, etc., executed to order. Elmira,N. v *u<OS53. 540mC J. FRASER^ IN O T f lC E A . ft WANTING DRY GOODS! B r u c n a n d Fif-Ifc H AVE received their FALL STOCK which is replete with all the New and Fashionable Styks in market. Purchasers are assured that they will find this the DEPOT for GOODS, and the PLACE TO B U Y CHEAP!. It would ba useless to enumerate ALL the Goode, but will only say that our assortment^ UNSURPASSED IN YATES COUNTY. There is a beautiful variety o f o f LADIES DRY GOODS of all kinds, such as Plain, Plaid and Stripe Merinos. Plaid Raw Silks (all silk) for 5s worth Te. Paremettas, Bomtyzines aud Alpaccns. M D’ Lauds, Cashmeres and D’ Bazes. • Mourning and Fancy Ginghams,a large and beautiful l . Piles o f prints at all prices. 4* Blk Silas that shine like polished jets. Fancy, Plaid, Stripe and Brocade Silks. Brochaand Cashmere, Long and Square Shawls. Thibet and Woolen “ \ 41 Velvets and Ladies Cloths for Cloaks. A splendid lot of French worked Collars, Flouncing! and Edgings. English Thread Edgings, wide and narrow. Damask Ljnen Table Cloths and Napkins. Elegant Prcuch aud Embroidered Table Spreads. Pure Irish Linens. Diapers, Crashes and Towelings, Bags, Sheetings, Tickings, Battings, Yarn and Domestics of ail kinds. French Bl'k, Twilled Broad Cloth, at $3, worth 4, and a first rate assortment o f Broadcloths, Cassimeres anil Vest ings, at prices that we are sure will suit. Also Flannels, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Ac., Ac. Brussels-' Ply Ingrain Carpets. Stair Carpetsand Linen Damask for covering do. Oil Cloth. Druggetts and Rugs. Oil Window Shades and Trimmings. Splendid Damasks for Drapery and Upholstering. Embroidered Window Curtains very cheap. A thousand other things and move, we have not the . Wc have a large stock ot CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and > A , . . . .. M |liKi,Ah, VESTINGS, wl,to. <re shall ,,ll a, remarkable lev rate.., spcce to speak of, but will . ........... > stock to purchasers, an t if they buy we shall be suited, prices and quality guaranteed to the buyer. All articles in the Dry Goods line, including CARPETS, DRUGGETTS and WINDOW SHADES can be fouud here at the very lowest rates, so come and buy what you want and no more, and receive the thanks and no frowns from Yours, Ob’t BRUCN A FISH. Nov. 29, 1S55 666 TEAS! T E A S !! . / 1 OOD HYSON SKIN TEA for 2s. 6d. per 1b. A supe- \Jf rior article o f Y. II. TEA at 4*. per lb. _____________________________________L. E. LIPIIAM. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! M OSt H I S E 4 R L E would announce to the citizens of Penn Yan ami vicinity, Hint he I tasjust received a Large and Elegant Slock of j C L O T H S & C L O T H I N G , Consisting o i the Latest aud Most Approved Fashions of SPRIXO AND SUMMER GOODS. V porch; an if not we assure them that we will not he displeased. Remembering our old Friends we would return them our thanks for their liberal patronage an 1 assure them of our best endeavor to please hereafter os before* to our ut most ability. BRUEN A FISH. 961 NEW MANUFACTORY OF Copper,* Sheet Bron, & T i n W a r e ! 'TM IE subscriber having long been practically cn- 1 gaged in the above business, and being perfect ly acquainted with it in all its brandies, begs leave respectfully to announce to the public in general, that he has again commenced the above business in this village, on U l i t l n s i r e d , ONE DOOR SOUTH OF J. TIMS’ BOOK STORE, where by strict attention and positive punctuality, he feels that his appeal for encourage ment to an enlightened public, will not be made in vain; ^ #s rpiT.ir.is nf Podges himself that all orders entrusted to him shall 1 ® * be executed wit despatch, with tiie double advantage of My Stock o f C l o t h s , C u s s i m e r e s I n gN ts complete, and defies competition ther price or quality. ,, Those wishing lo select from one o f the LARGEST am! thi materials anil lowest lenni. ost ItKAUTU-UI, ASSORTMENTS of Clothsnr.d O ssi- I F^ R ? 'h Vls i nnlmVi^‘l‘elrilalnes|)kntifUll7 «npplicd with good Utensils by applying to the subscriber. Gutters and Conductors Made and put up to order. SIlBF/r SCIO N W O R K executed in a style of elegance not to be surpassed in this or any oilier place. JOBBING NEATLY EXECUTED. ^ 3 ■WANTED any quantity of old Copper, Brass, I’ewter, Lead, Rags, Ac., Ac., for which I will pay the highest market price.CHAUNCEY WOLCOTT. Pena Yan, August 1,1555. 49tf C ause and E ffect . —The follow ing capital u take off” on the hoop movement is from the N\. Y. Eve Host: u The Empress Eugenie expects to ilresent the French nation with an heir to the- throne ; so the ladies of the French court wear' hoops ; so the French haul ton wear Jioops ; so the American ladies 'wear hoops. It is hoped they will enjoy this, con venient and grand contour until the event the French ladies of the French haut ton will mbside , and the American ladies will subside- fc takes place, when the ladies of French Court will subside — the To T ell G ood E ggs .— If yon de sire to be certain that your eggs are good and fresh, put them in water— if the butts turn np they are not fresh. This is an infallible rule to distinguish a good esir from a bad o one. P retty S evere .—The coldest (lav -ver known in England was Decem ber 25th, when the- thermometer sunk to 16 degs. below Zero. most meres ever brought to this town, should not fail to give tne a call. My stock of Cloths, Heady-Mnde Clothing, and Gentleman's Furnishing Goods, is expressly adapted for S p i - i n e r a m t S u i r . m o r W v a i r * Consisting o f Frock, Sack, and Overcoats, o f nil colors and sizes; also, alargestock of Bants, Consisting o f Black and Fancy Cassiroeres, TweetJs, Ac, Ac. A large assortment of Vests aud Vestings, Broadcloths, Cassimeren, Ac. Al so, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs,Shirts,Collars, Stocks. Suspenders, SpringCvavnts, and every other article that e»n be looked fur in n McrchantTailoring Establishment, <! I! S T O M W O R K AND c u t t i n g * d o n e to o r d e r . W H STL H O R N , who is veil known to tee putme a8 one 0f n)e i,es» cutler? and fitters in the country, is stMWtthis Establishment, and will nlwivs be happy to niter* ^ lhe w tg ofaI1 tvhomay give him a ca 1 . Rememberth.*, = No- 31 Main street, til, .loor M- feABLR T II E FALL o F 1855 HAS ABBIVR x ^ A ND we are on hand with a full and Goods suited to the season of the vr<t*ennf ia 9tl^c,k °* licit those wishing to buy goods cheap, to Rtveus n°Uu \°‘ fore purchasing. In again announcing to the pAn «i ♦ r. c offer our usual large assortment of lc thttt IV o iv S t y l e s a n d S t a p l e G o o d s , wc call their attention to the adrantage of buying from houses, who aiming to do only CASH AND SHORT CRED IT business, and having uniform prices, are compelled to make their rates lower than tnose who sell at long credits and at irregular prices. Our Staple department, such ns Sheetings, Shirtings, Ticks, Stripes, Ac., is very full: and our CLOTH department is overstocked. In DRESS GOODS xve have a very large stock, and Trimmings in great variety to match. We also have a large stock of BLACK AND COLORED DJIESS SILKS, BONNET SATINS, Ac. Hat, Cap.aod Neck Ribbons, Vlain, Plaid, and Fancy Merinos. Also Vaftuhettas in great variety. E m b r o i d e r i e s ; ) such as Collars, Sleeves, Habits. Lacfia, Ac, I n H o s i e r y a n d G l o v e s we are betterpre- pared than ever to suit customers. As the disposition to travel is increasing, we are well stocked with De Beiges and other goods for Ladies' Traveling Dresses. JONES A LATIMER. Venn Yan, Sept., 1S55. *57tf. JONES and LATIMER are receiving a stock o f Plaid Me rinos of beautiful patterns, which are cheap. Call soon. I’ bxn Y an , Sept. 18. 1865. 656' LADYS’ RIDING HATS, LADYS* RIDING GLOVES. _ Penn Yan, June 12,1854. D. MARTIN, Hatter. A S H P A I D FOR G O O D D A R Y B U T T K U . a ' d a proper discrimina tion made In favor of the best quality. r. U. GRIGGS, FUKNBTI'EtE 0 F HOME MA N UFA CTU BE! I ^INDING that the public are becoming . disgusted with the cheap, H a lf made Eastern Work, with which the market is filled, I will afford t hem an opportunity to purchase that which i- made at home and can be M i t t i l y r c c o n i m v i t t i v r t a # M i b x l a i i - t i u l a n d d u r a b l e w o r k , in fact work which isjustxvhat it appears to be. Iam now manufacturing some of the BEST work ever offered in this Market, of Rosewood Mahnganv, Blackwnl- nut,Cherry,Ac., such as BOOK CASES, STANDS,TABLES - OF ALL SORTS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, DIVANS, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, BU REAUS, and everything required by el egance and comfort in the Furniture lino. Buyers are requested to call and examine my Stock for themselves, ami I have no doubt they will prefer work *nai\euvou |loll0rili,i3 principles, to the imported Shams, y> nrch h*ve been so freely palmed offof late. p . . ^ v u n il T e r m * H c a s o n n h l c . ___8C _ E. DELANO. ( ) T!XriHU^?y 8, , -^ t o 'A N D THIMMINGS.-A great _______ BRUEN & FISH.’ T < * ~ T H B P U B L I C . B h-ive lm earM iry 1 should, several .lays ment that’ I have just i n t r S n ^ ^ New York, a LA.ROE QUANTITY o ? m 1 ll,ladcl|,hw A,ld NEW AND HANDSOM r GOODS Suited to the season. The entire stock. >lv 4%. sesses some of those WONDERFUL i’ EGUl 11 longing to all stocks, viz: Of being the ' llir lE s o e - 8, a r 2:e M . D o s t u n < l C h e a p e s t EVER BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTY.' Of course thev will be sold a great deal less than every body else sells. * With many thanks to the old ami tried friends who “ stop ” with us on the east side o f the street, we shall be happy to welcome a few more to our family circle. Very respectfully, M. HAMLIN. October, 1 $55. V>8tf D a l o n * fte v v F i g S , O r a n g e s L e m o n * J UST RECEIVED at nerS LAPtfAM’S. V-* IIELMOLirS C NMXE PREPARATIONS LEGAL NOTICES. X X f l l l T R FISH, Mackinaw Trout, Codfish, No. 1 Mack- V > vrel and Scaled, and No. 1 Herring, of the best se lections. B r o o m s —Cfldox. com. Brooms ofth e best Manu facture, by the dozen or single. 4 'I ic c k C) Pork, Lard, Butter, Dried Fruit, Oranges Lemons. Cash paid at all times for Butter ao<! all other Farmer’s Produce. L. E. LAPHAM. I'enn Yan, Sept., 1S35. ’57tf HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COM P OU N D FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU. Dnr diseases o f the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret diseases, Strictures, Weaknesses, ami nil diseases vf the Sexual Organs, whether in male or female.from whatever cause they may have originated, amino matter of how long standing. I F you havecontract&d the t?rribk» disease which, when once sealed In the system, will surely go\down from from one generation to another, undermining the constitu- \ lion ami sapping the very vital fluids o f file, do not trust yourself in the Ivtmis vf Quacks, who start up every day in n city like this, and fill the papers with glaring falsehoods, too well calculated to deceive the young, and those not acquainted with their tricks. Yen cannot be too careful in the selection o f a remedy in these cases. The Fluid Extract Bucliu has been pronounced by emi nent physicians tbe greatest vvmedy ever known. It is a medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste, and very innocent in its action, and yet so thorough that it annihilates every particle of the rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful disease; and, unlike other remedies, does not dry up the disease In the Mood. Constitutional Debility, brought on by self-abuse, a most tcrrihlcdise'ase which has brought thousands of the human race to untimely graves,thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents, and blighting in the bud the glorious ambition of many a noble youth, can be cured by this infallible Reme dy. And as a medicine which must benefit everybody, from the simply delicate to the confined ami despairing invalid, no equal is to be found acting both as a cure an 1 a preventive. HELM BOLD’S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED CO M P OU N D FLUID EXTRACT SA R S A P A R IL L A . F o r P u rifying the Blood, removing all diseases a r i sing from access '>f M ercury, exposure and im p ru dence in Ufe, chronic constih/fitnial disease, arising from an im pure sUtte o f th# Blood, and the only re liable and effectual known rem edy f o r the cure of Scrofula, Salt Ilheum, Scald Head, Ulcerations oj the Throat and />{/*, Pula* and mrtllinps o f the Bone*, Tetter Pimples on the Face , nnd dll scaly eruptions ofthe Skin. This article is now prescribed by some of the most dis- tinguiched phyticicns in the coun ry, and has proved more efficient In practice than any preparation ofSavsan- nrilia.vot offered to the public. Several cases of Seconda ry Syphilis, Mercurial nnd Scrofulous diseases have entire- y recovered in the incurable wards of our Public Institu tions which hail for many years resisted every mode of treatment that could be devised. These cases furnish strl- Iking examples of the salutary effects of this medicine in arresting some of the most inveterate diseases, after the glands were destroyed, and the bones already affected. N otice — n Letters from responsible Physicians, and Pro fessors of several Medical Colleges, and certificates of cures from patients will be found accompanying both Preparations. Fluid Extract o f Buchu, $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5 •* u Sarsaparilla, tl •* u w 4k equal in strength to one gallon o f Syrup o f Sarsaparilla.. Prepared ami sold by if. 'I3. II EM BOLD, Chemist, 268 Chestnut Street, near the Guard House, Philadelphia. To be had o f E. II. H untington , and of Druggists and Dealers everywhere. All letters directed tc the Proprietor or agent re ceive immediate attention. 648yl DR. U. H. KELLOGG’S ^ in \ F < > l A L L E » W O R M T E A B ask D kpartment , A ldanv , March 27, 1855. VTOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Statute In etich' L> case made and provided, that all the circulating uores issued tv H. B. B bsxistt , an individual hanker, (Bank of Butuhridge, Penn Van,) must be presented for payment at the office ofthe Superintendent of the Banking Depart ment, ofthe State of New York, within two years Irnm the date hereof, or the funds deposited for the redemption of the circulating notes issued to the said bunker will be giv en up. . [U81y2] 1L B- ST. JOHN, Supt. SUPREME COURT; r I'MIIS ADM IRA uLE . u ED i U i . m . >> i.u> now lunxluctil JL to the public as mi experiment. It is commended to general use, after a thorough trial of over thirty years, by theinventor in his own practice, and during the whole of that period has never failed t<Y produce the effect de.-ived Even when the sufferer has been pronounced beyond re covery, and all other remedies had failed, life has been prolonged and rosy health restored by the u-e o f this Medi cine. ' Nor is this blessed effect attained after a protracted delay; the relief which the WORM TEA affords is im mediate. The superiorit}' of this Ileraed) is apparent from the fact' that It contains no Mercury; It will not injure the weakest constitution, and yet acts efficiently on the strongest; It is pleasant to the taste, and children willingly take it.; While mild in its operation, it never fails to effect a cure; As it contains no deleterious Drugs, it does not require to be followed by physic to purify the stomach ; Finally, Thirty years Trial have served to confirm its excellence, and the most reputable and skilful Physicians in the country arc decided in^heir eulogies of its merits. The Agent will furnish pamphlets giving particulars of cures, to all who call for them. If you have beautiful and beloved children, <md wish to save them from the tortures o f pain, and premature death, call on the Agent; and be not guilty of ever being with out the Medicine in vour house. TUTTLE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y., General Agents for New York and Michigan. For sale by JOY & WILKINSON, and E. II. HUNT INGTON, Penn Yan. 50m A I’U M i i i b c-LhL A.>«/ it a k k a . v i El) remedy for Piles. We mean by this just what we say, and as a test of our sincerity, hereby publicly authorize all our Agents to refund.the money where the purchaser is dis satisfied, on the return.of the bottle. Our faith that I#. A. PAGE’S ANODYNE OIL WILL CUKE that most dis tressing disease, PILES is predicated on the cures which have come under our immediate observation from a large number o f reliable .persons who have been cured by its use. It is easily tested and cubit do any harm if itdoes no good. Get a pamphlet of the Agent aud read what is said by those who have used it. TUTTLE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y.. General Agents for the United States and Canadas. Soldbv E. II. HUNTINGTON, and JOY Jc WILKIN SON, Penn Van. 5<ly 1 l>AKJL6Slf’ S A r a b i a n H f l i - n v c - S R e f i i i c d y , FOR THE CURE OF . Heaves, Thick and Broken Wind, Coughs, Colde< and all diseases which affect THE WIND OF HORSES. nHHISpreparation is In common use among the Arabs X who feed it to theirhorses three times a year, foralou, a week at a time, which lio doubt is the cause •! then i v- markuble speed and unfailing wind ; it was introduced in to England some years ago by Mr. D ahi . bv , of Yorkshire, who procured the receipt from anArubian Siek or Chief, from whom he purchased a horse,during his residencein Syria, and which he afterwards imported to England, and known us Dai ley Arabian, from which sprung the largest nnd most splendid horse ever known. Itwillnut only prevent, hut will effectually cure the above named complaints; it cleanses the breathingnppnratusby reinov- ng from the air cells the lympl) or secretion, which in heaves clogs them, causing a difficulty of breathing by its action on the diseased part, causes the mucus-membrane to resume its natural dimensions, thus equalizing the cir culation ofthe blorfd, nnd restores thp vessels to their nat ural size—as a CB.YDSTION MEDICINE It is unequaled ; Its effects in this respect are truly as tonishing. Many horses, which, before using this medicine were not considered worth $80, haw by the use of from 2 to 4 packages, been restored to a healthy nnd sound conlition: the horses appetite 1ms been Improved, all the derangements, o f the digestive organs corrected, the skin has become soft, the coat assumed a sleek and shiny ap pearance, and otherwise so much improved that they would readily sell from $$IH o $ 125.—The cure hasbeen complete nnd permanent. It may housed at all times with perfect safety, and may likewise be given to Horned Cattle *as well as Horses. Vrice25 cents. CAUTION.— Every package ofthe genuine “ Darley's Arabian Ileave Remedy,*’ hears our written Signature.— All other is spurious nnd should benvolded as so much poi son. Remember this I1URD AGO., Sole Proprietors, 67 Malden Lane, New York. tV T D T T L F . & MOSES, Auburn N. Y., General AgentsforthcStatesof New York anil Michigan,to whom all orders should be addressed Also, for sale In Penn Yan, by E. II. H u K tikoton , J ut & W ilkinson J. II.L av m . 003y2 u p l a n d < h a \ m h : h i i 5B^ s . T H I S valuable fruit may be raised, on upland as well ns in its nstive bogs, nnd the fruit will be larger and finer, and the yield better. S uduvan U tTK8, of Bellingham, Norfolk Co., Mass., has cultivated a variety of this fruit, which is peculiarly .well adapted to upland growth. They are large and very pro ductive. yielding from 150 to 400 bushels per acre. He* will furnish them to those who wish to engage in the cul tivation of this fruit, at 7^ per thousand, or for 80 cents per hundred. They may be planted in October and No vember, or in the Spring. They can he obtained through S. C. CLEVELAND, Editor o f the Yates Co. Whig, Agent at Penn Yan. Penn Yan, Aug. 80th, 135b. The President, Directors, and Company I oftiiCSteuben County Bank, , ao ' st . f WILLIAM H. STARK, »ml JULIA A., ' his wife, nnd others. I jUttSUANT ton judgment of foreclosure and sale, made in this action,on the With day o f November, 1*55, the unaersigned referee named in said judgment, will sell at Public Auction, at the American Hotel, intlie Village of Penn Van and County o f Yates, on the 11th day vf ry next, at In o’clock in the forenoon o f that day, the i premises described in said judgment, as fo.lows, to wit ! u All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of ! Jerusalem described as follows, viz : Being part of lots number* seven, seventeen and eighteen, in Township number even, in the second range, and bounded as f o l lows: Beginning at a Stake, being the north-e >t corner of lands, formerly occupied by John Shtarmau ; thence south eighty-seven degrees, east one hundred and ninety- eight roils and ten links : thence south three degrees, west one hundred and eight rods and twenty link.-; t**ence north eighty-seven degrees, west twenty-live rods to the east fine of lot number eighteen; thence along,said hue, south three degrees, west fifty one rods and live links, to the south-east corner of said lot number eighteen ; thence along ihv south line thereof, north eighl.vweveti degrees, west one hundred nnd seventy three rods and ten links, to the south-east corner of the lauds formerly occupied by said Shearman; thence along the east line of said lands, north three degrees, cast one hundred and sixty rods to the place of beginning, containing one hundred ami nine ty acres and four tenths ; be the same more or less. ‘ Also that piece or pared of land situate in Jerusalem, aforesaid, known and distingubhed ns eight a-’ res, in lot number seven, in the second range of townships, in the south-w°st corner of said lot, bounded hy lands now, or formerly in possession of the following persons : Peter Mitchell on the south, Roswell Clark on the eu t, aud Jo seph Cogswell on the north and west,” Dated, Nov. W , li?55, HEX it# M. STEWART, Referee. B. W*. FRANKLIN, Attorney. *6Uw7 The above sale is adjourned until the 25th day i f Jattu- ;try, l>5ti,at the same hour and place specified in the above notice. HENRY M. STKWAIU’, Dated January Uth, 1&56. Referee. t l t i f t T G A G E S A L E , I xEFAULT having been m vie in the condition o f n cer- / tain mortgage executed by Alsou D. Tovrey to George W. Fitzwater,dated the second day vf Julytl$68, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County of Yates, on the ltiih day of September, !%*»$, at three ami one-half o'clock, P. M., in Book 17 vf Mortgages, at page 6 id, upon which mortg tge there is claimed to be actually due it the time of the first pthlicatiou o f lids notice, the sum of $238,71 ; and there is secured ami un paid upon said m crtgagint tie date hereof, the sum vf $722,16, and no suit or proceeding having he«-n insti tuted at law tv recover the debt secured l>y said mort gage, or any part thereof. Now therefore notice is hereby given\ that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage coni ail ed, and vf the Statute in such case made and provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein described, at Pubilo Auction, to the highest bid der, at the American Hotel, in tlie village of Penn Van and County o f Yates, on the 29'lt day vf February n#xt at ID o'clock, in the forenoon of that day The mortgag ed premises are described in said mortgage as follows; to wit All that certain tract or parcel o f land sit mite in the town vf Jerusalem. County of Yates, and State o f New \vrk,the following described laud, viz: Beginning on the east hue of lot number fifty-one, thence west nine chain* and sixiy links, so as to form a direct line v. ilh the south line of Martin Hansjtaw's land; thence n »rih Parallel witli the east line of said lot, six chains jttid twenty-five links; thence east parallel with ihe-outh line of said lot, nine chains and sixty links, to the east line uf said lot, i-um her fifty-one; tlie\t.e south on sail line, six chains and twenty-five links to the place of beginning, containing six acres of land, be the same, more or le>s, on winch there is a Steam Saw-Mill and Dwelling House. Dated, December 6, li>55. , GEORGE W. FITZWATER, Mortgagee. B. \V. FRANKLIN, Attorney. '67wHl f o i T H a u f i f o i e i ; ( l « m n r # S xEFAULT having been made In the payment of n.on- ' eys secured In he paid by a certain mortgage, Exe cuted by William Kimble to the undesigned John K. Darruh, bearing date the first day of October, 1S-1H, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of ‘the U unty of Yates, on the D th day of October, aforesaid, in Li ber 14 of Mortgages, at page 874, on tyhich there is claimed to be' due, on the first day o! the publication of this notice, the sum of ^268,48 :no emit <<r proceeding hav ing been instituted for the recovery ot the said sum.or any part thereof, Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power o f Nile contained iii said mortgage, and in pur suance of the Statute, in such ease made and provided, the said Mortgage will hi' foreclosed by a sale of the premises described therein, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder therefor, at the-Court House, iy the said county of Yatw, on the eth day uf March, 1856, at 1U o'clock of that day. The mortgaged premises are described in said mort gage as follows : u All that certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the town of Milo, County and Statu aforesaid, and hounded as follows, to witBegin ning at Joseph Whitney's north-east corner, thence north ten degrees, vast one chain and fifty-seven links io the south-east corner of Cyrus Hall’s lot; thence witli the south line of said lot, north seventy-eight de grees, west thret chains >n?rl fifty links, to the east shore of the Crooked Lake; thence along the shore, s<mth twenty three degrees and fifteen minutes,east one chain and eighty-nine links, to the south-west corner of said Whitney's l o t ; thence along the north line thereof, >->utli twenty-six degrees and thirty minutes east two chains and fifty-four links, to the place o f beginning, containing seventy-Six rodsof land.— Dated, D^cem'-cr 1st, 1655. JOHN K. DARRAll, Mortgagee. JAS. TAYLOR, At'ty. *67wi:j CA RIETS! CARPETS! f F 'LBGANT BRUSSELS. Three Ply, Superfine, Hue In- J grain, Cotton Stripes ami Stair Carpet*. They are veryr pretty and exceedingly cheap. Never was there a better time to buy Carpets. M. HAMLIN. ~ M E m N O E S AND IWKA M E T T A S ! V LL shades o f fierinoes and a splendid stock of Para- mettas*at exceeding low prices, with Trimming tv d r . xv i: a v i:it*s C A N K E R A N D SALT RIJEUM A N D C U K A T I :. I T is an indisputable fact that the above medicines are the only mlullibk remedies now before the public fur cutaneous Eruptions, ?»aR Rhvutn, Erysipelas, Sore Legs. Ulcers, Old I'exer Sores, ticulti Uead, Scet bulic Eruptions Ac ,, %^c. Cases that the most eminent Physicians have despaired of relieving, immediately yielded to their curative powers* and when used in accordance witli the printed directions which accompany each bottle, the Syrup and Cerat^ com- biDc<ie cr;v)je;ites any of the above named diseases, and leaves the sufferer without a blemish. The medicines are too well known td require anything more than a plain statement ofthe facta. Th* joyful intelligence is reaching us daily, from East, West, north and South, of the wonder ful cures they arc performing. See what is said by those who have used these medicine* The Rev. Samuel llenry, of Palmer, Mass., says*4 they have done me more good than al! the othei medicines I have ever used for Erysipelas. Copt. Win Vnil, of the Steamer Granite State, says u they have cured m.v l.ttle daughter of Salt Itheum and Scald Head o f six years'standing. She was literally cover ed with sores ; is now perfectly cured by the use vf the Syrup and Cerate ” l)r. A. J. Johnson, of North Whrdsboro Yt., savs“ a Scrofulous disease ofthe hip joint, and Scald Head in the same child, have been cured by the Syrupand Cerate.*' Rev. August Botles says ‘* it has cured the Salt Rheum in my leg.” J. Ilaltield Frazer, Esq.. Editor of the Somerset V big, Somerville, N .J .,s;if ‘ my mother has been complete!,! cured of a severe case o f Tetter of long landing, that had defied the skill uf the best physicians. lion. Joel l#oomis, of East Lyme, Conn., says “ I was completely cured uf Erysipelas in my legs, after it council uf the best physicians In the County hud pronuiincul the disease incurable, (at. m.v age) which was severity eight years, but Weaver’s S.vrup and Cerate did the uurkat once. Elias Uitliam, Esq.,of Orient, Long Island, N. Y.. says ” I hardly know how t < express my gratitude to you and your medicines. I have been afflicted for more than 8\ years with Salt Rheum in its worst form. I tried to find relief from various medicines. 1 trieil several physicians in New York, Brooklyn, and Grceitport I have dieted and taken medicines enough to Hunt a pretty large boat, hut they did me no good. 1 have taken your medicines one year, and um row able to work and sfocp without an ache ora pain, and my neighbors say I am the sprijihest man on the island.” The Rvv. J. S. Swan, of New London, says “ I have used the Syrup and Cerate in my family for more than a year, nnd 1 consider it completely adapted to sustain the high reputation that is claimed fur it. I have seen it used in a '.umber o f cases for Salt Rheum and Erysipelas, with entire success. . Ask Seth I'rishery., of Taunton, Mass., what these medi cines will ilo. Ask William Barber, of Three Mile l-ay« Jeff. Co., N. Y., wlml the Syrup has done for him. Ask <5. F. & W. II. Boynton, vf Perkinsville, Vt. Ask F. L. Kent of Chicago, 111. A.-k Martha Cottle, of Martha’s Vineyard Muss, Ask Wm. F KeaUvs, \or Wm. 1*. Benja min, Ksqrs., o f New London. Ask Vr. II. M. Murdock, of Pulaski, N. Y. Ask J. C. Smith, o f Brooklyn, N. Y., who was cured of Scrofula, aiterlosing his leg by the disease, and jutFcring for years has been perfectly cured by the use ofthe Syrup and Cerate. Ask Curtis Burrotig.--, vf Shelby, X. Y., who has been cured of a severe case of Salt Hiicmn. Ask Clms. Akm,-of llume, N. Y., what the Syr up ami Cerate will do for sore legs. Ask Winslow and Slafter, Merchants, Virgil, N. Y., wlint it will do for Fever Sores. In a word, ask everybody who has ever used these wouilerful medicines, and the answer will he the same.— T hey C vkk , Manufactured by S. A Weaver k Co., Sole Proprietors, New London, and for side everywhere. *52yl Tiut O riginal IfEiuciNE EeTAm.iauEu in 1837, And first article o f the k ind ever introduced under the name o f “ P ulmonic W afur A\ t» thie or any other cou n try; all other Pulmonic W a fere are counterfeits. The genuine can he known by the name BRYAN being etamped on each WAFER. brya V s p u l m o n i c w a f e r s Believe Coughs, Colds, Sore-throat, Hoarseness. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Believe Asthm a , Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Believe Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest, BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Believe Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Believe Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils, BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Believe the above complaints in Ten M inutes. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are a blessing to a ll classes and constitutions. B R Y lN ’ S PULMONIC WAFERS Are adapted for Vocalists aad Public Speakers. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Improve the compass and flexibility of the Voice. BRYAN'S Pi LMONIC WAFERS Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Hot only relieve, but effect r a p i< A lastin g Cures. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one. Ho F a m ily should be w ithout a box of Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers IN TUB UOUtUC. Ho Traveler should be without a box of B r y a n ’s Pulmonic W a fers IN 1119 POCKET. Ho dealer should be w ithout a supply of B r y a n’s Polm o u ie W a fers FOR UI 8 CUSTOMERS. Ho person w i ll ever object to give for Bryan’s Pulm o n ic W a f e r s - TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. OLA C. B A L D W I N & CO., Bochester, H . V , Sole Proprietors, TUTTLE & MOSES, Gen'l Ag’ts. For - .a. ... a . is v .»i-»uIO N , and L E T LfS R E A SO N T O G E T H E R . HOLLOWAYS PILLS! WHY- ARE WE SICK! I T has been the lot of the human race to be weifkM down by disease and sufferings. HOLLOWAY’S PilU are avectally adapted lo the relit'fofthe WEAK, the NER. \0U8,the4X)fLiUATK, and the INFIRM, of nil dims, ages, sexes, and nonstitutlons. Professor Holloway per sonally superintends the manufacture of hie medicifitri In the United States, and offer them to a free and enlighten, ed people, ns the best remedy the world eve r*aw for the removal o f disease. THESE PILLS PURIFY TIIF, BLOOD. These famous Pills are expressly combined to operas on the stomach, the Ijyyr, the.kid eys, th.e lungM>* skin, and the bowels, cori’et'Cihg''any derangement in their f incticns, purifying the blood, the very fountain of life,uni thus curing disease in all its forms. DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills- It has been proved In all parts ofthe world; that nothinghu been found equal to them in cases of disorders of the liver, dyspepsia and stomach complaints generlly. They goon give u healthy torn- to these organs, howevermucbdwaog- ed, and when all other means have failed. GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH. Many of the most de^poiMlovernments haveuf^ntf their Custom Ilousesto the introduction of these Pills,that they may become the medicine of the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy ever known for peraons of delicate health or where the wyptetnt-' has been impaired, as Its invigorating prvj>ertie8never fi to afford relief. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. No Female, young or old, should he without this celebra ted medicine. It corrects and regulates themonlhly cou$ ses at nil periods, acting in many cases like a clmi'm, I! is also the best and safest medicine that can he given to children uf all ages, and for any complaint; consequently no family should be without It. Asthma Bowel Com- pjamts Coughs Stone and Gravel, Secondary JOY & WILKINSON. 649 I i i>0 €<« J i a r . s l i u i l ’ w IttllliA T I i: 11121D l l 'I I l i LATA 1(11 II SNU F. M ils SNUFF is superio. to any yet known, for remov ing that troublesome disease, the Catarrh, and also a cold in the head an i the headache. It opens and pur ges um nil obstructions, strenglhetis the glands.and gives a healthy ncrioi. to the parts.ilfeclcd. It is perfectly Irt-e from anything deleterious in ns operations—has ?i pleas- ant llavor, iiml its immediate effect after being used is agreeable. BEWARE OF 11. U. G RIDLEY’S COUNTERFEIT. Entfh bottle contains about three times the quantity o the several kind* of Catarrh Snuff. Price 26 cents, which is therefore cheaper as well as better than anything of the kind in market. U ukksman , T uttlk A M osks , Auburn, N. Y., General Agents for the Mates uf New York t ml Michigan.and Canada. For uale by E. 11. H uxtixui » n . Venn Yan. [65>y 1] l/E I L THE SICK. N \}SV. gen nine nitles* accom panied by a f a c ximiel o f the above engraved w rapper o f D ll. E. SOULfi 1 1 CO,, up>>n the face o f eiitdt Box, Kver.v day hrlngsnewteslin.ony uf the triumphant effect from the ut-e uf C'UUI.E’b P iL l> .” M hat iletter evidence can tie given ofthe SUPERIORITY <>f a Remedial Agent Hum that A LL I'll E WORLD use it ? It is an umiucstion- able fact ilia t \ SUULEV PILl.h” give better satisfaction tlnei any I' i II miow before the public. Ofthe proof of this assettion.evt'V.x Druggist or Agent u In sell them ill testify. We might cite the AFFLICTED to many cases where CURE.'' have been effected by their use, were it necessary here, but fur this purpose wv refer them lo ourCJRCU LARS,\vhiclicun be found with our Agentf, mentioned below. For sale by E. 1!. H untington , and J oy & W jlki > sos . Penn Van,and L. C. MuanorK, Dundee.T pttlk A M o - ej , Auburn. H5fiy1 O ffice uf the M uivland C onsolidated l.orrkutKs / ItALTIMOUtf, M ah YLASD, 1 S.V>. f C A DTK )N—LOTI ER A' F R A U DS. The Commissioner of the Marylind Mote Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution the Public against the nume rous Swindlers who ca'vulue ny mail and otherwise, fraud ulent fjOtlvry schemes, and pretend to-be agents lor the sale of tickets in lotteries which are wholly fictitious. The only legal Lotteries m Maryland lire those drawn daily under tiie.stipermteiiJei)ce o f the Cuinmission -r circl ed by tlie people o f me State un ler tlie new Constitution, t» examine and approve the schemes and attend to the drawings. All the tickets in these lotteries and nil certificates of packages o f tickets, have the lithographed signature F. X. B kksax , General Agent for tlie Contractor. Office of the .Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Md. All others are fraudulent. In order to guard against the possibility of fraud, the drawings are published da ly in the Washington National Intelligencer, and in ail tlie Baltimore City papers, copies of which are kept on tile in the principal hotels and read ing rooms throughout the Union. ] Any information on the subject o f lotteries, the manner j in which they are drawn, wiH be cheerfully given by I adtircs.-ing F. X. BUKXAN, 46yl B altimore , M aryland . I match, can be seen at Oct. 7. ’Ofi T4 F. SHARPE’S 28 Main St. S K I R T S ! S K I R T S ! I HAVE plenty of Hugh’s Patent Cordei Skirts, both A hite and Colored ; also a new article o f Quilted Skirts for winter. T. F. SHARPE. 2-S Main St. ( A U T TJ M N O F 1 S 5 5 . T NO’ i V offer to mvfriend* and customers the LARGEST VARIETY and BEST SELECTED SLOCK of GOODS ever brought to this market The assortment comprises CLOTHS uf all kinds, a large line of D r c s s G o o d s i i n d D e i m ^ t i c Of every description. PAPER HANGINGS, Ac. Bar gains can be had for Cash or approved Credit. T. J * UIAUPE, 2S Main *t. October 3, 1855. ’33 Dealer C R O O K E K Y I LARGE LO*11, PURCHASED AT WCTION, will be t \ sold at a great reduction from usual prices. The Wave is chiefly WHITE, hnudsome pallet ns and nicequal- ty. I have seldom purchased anything at so great sac rifice. M. HAMLIN. X CALL MILL, *'<> S’ ii'Hi. AT JILLETT’S i .v i* n n iv r a n , With y m - C u s tom M iiiin g . J\T has just been fitted up in the essential parts, i RAIN BAGS.—Canton, Flannels, Checks. Stripes, I f Ticks, Deiiius, Mipdius and Domestic Goods of all iinds are sold at a «;n7dl advance, by T. P.SilARPfi. 2 \ E2 . Wholesale and Retail in Groceries and Provisions. GAR OF ALL KINDS, L vtiSES OF ALL GRADES, LARGE VARIETY, OF EVERY KIND, FISH, always a full supply, SALT BY BBL. OR BUSHEL. PORK BY BBL. OR LB. AND REEF SMOKED, in the most superior manner, exclusively fur CUSTOM WOKli’AND CUSTOM FLOURING, with 5IO ST V A L U A B L E B.*S VBEO.N UM E- X TS that have been made in milling for years. We are there fore enabled to MAKE MORE FLOUR and far better than ever before. We have been to much expense in getting these improvements with particular reference to making more flour ami also a most Sl’LEND.D ARTICLE. Wo have a complete flouring rig, and are prepared to do CUSTOM FLOURING. and those having grown Wheat especially may find it to their advantage to have it lloured. We have taken par ticular pains to learn the Eastern mode uf manufacturing their celebrated Kve Flour, nod those fond of old f.udiloned RYE AND INDIAN EKMAD can tie furnished with the genuine Rye Flour for making it. We have also a new, ami the must improved apparatus for cleaning Buckwheat, which has been but recently brought into use, and having bought the rigid of the county, we are prepared to make REITER BUCKWHEAT FLOUR# than ever before. It cannot be excelled. FLED GRIND ING of all kinds done on SHORT NOTICE, and ground fine. For cleaning grown Wheat, /re have a STONE SM UTTER that scours off the sprouts admirably. Those having Milling to do therefore will be well paid, and are particularly requested to call AT .III,LETT'S MILL and judge for themselves, for the superior work now done there. Particular pains will be taken to accomodate those from a distance. IMMEDIATELY. and having an abundance of water, work wi 1 he done fur all very soon.- CALL AND T R Y US, and receive our best thanks for the same. H E d E . R B E K Atthe W h i l e U l i l l . in Penn Van, where ths b work Is done in the County. J. S. JILLBTT 11 A M m . Snitp a a d Candles, an cxt>a a r t icle, Broom s, P a ils, and C o x is, And a'l goods generally sold in this trade, will he sold at alHimes, AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION, ami on terms lo suit the times, and all Goods warranted as repre sented. The subscriber has just returned from New York, where he has made arrangements to ileal vtry largely in BUTTER, EGGS, Ac., FOR WHICH liE WILL !WY CASH AT ALL -TIMES. ami make a just discrimination in favor of the best quality Helms never found if necessary to advertise, that his customers would be honorably treated, nr.d is duly grateful for the bountiful patronage he has heretofore enjoyed.— By constant attention to his Invluvrs and the interests nf his customers, he hopes to merit their con tinned confi dence nnd patronage. F. II. GRIGGS. Penn Van, April 5.1955. 682 S w c c d i s h H a i r C r e a t o r * ' |' II IS preparation has now been before the public about 1 nine montlu.it has been applied,/»w o f charge at the proprietor’s rooms, 8 mj Broadway, to all applicants.— Keciing confident of its merit in ordinary cases of loss of hair, tlie proprietors look the above mode of proving it to the public, and atthe same time of i.ff»rding to them selves the means of testing its full worth in a variety of cases, which has Ken done. Their success has excceeded their highest expectation, awl their extierivnee ha# been that in many rases which g#ve the Icsst ho|»e, their prep aration has uecn soonest successful. They do not pretend to restore the hair in every case, but the many astonish ing aud extraordinary case# in which this article has suc ceeded, should induce every one who is bald or losing their hair, and especially those alio are likely to inherit bald ness, toconsi =er the Sweedish Hair Creator as necessary to their toilet us » comb or brush, and its regular daily use us requisite as their morning ablutions. The proprietors mode o f doing business has been entirely free from hum bug. They hade striven to establish the 'act that, tlie hair can be produced ami they have succeeded. Read, some uf our numerous c< rtiftuiles, one a case of baldness seven years, another a case of loss of hair from an ulfCes#; an other from Erysipelas—all of which have been entirely re stored. Besides these we have many testimonials from Physicians and other#, which may be seen at the Dep t, 33u Broadway, New York. € L f t ! i l T C \ r i > . N ew Y oke , April 11,1855. We, the undersigned, recommend to those who nrejiald or losing their hair, to use the S wkdisu H aih C kk \ tok .— Having had the preparation applied at the rooms of thd Proprietors, we believe it to be, from experiment, the only niticlv which will produce or create hair upon heads^vhere tne baldness has been of years’ standirg. Dr. Z. ROGERS, rfouth Fourth St. Brooklyn. N. EAGER, 414 Broadway, N. Y. Dr. WM. C. BENNETT, 102 Fourt Avenue. J. PECK. 8 '4 Fourth Street. T. II. LYONS, 55 Hudson Street. C. VAN TASSEL,279 Broadway. I*. J. TALBOT, Citizen Office, in Spruce Street. Dr. HENDERSON, Oculist, 46S Broadway. JOHN F. MOORE, 97 Clinton Mace. Eighth Street. Dr. HENRY BUKTNKTE, 179 Ea-tSeventh Street. W. CUI j KBL*RN,39 West Twemy-flrsi Street. DAVID RATTRAY, 78 Fify-second Street. WALTKN .MOORE. 225 lVc.fi Twcmy-wrenth St. WILLIAM IRVINE, 17 Catharine Street. OKU. F. SMITH, 1M Spring Street. A. P. HIGGINS, 297 Broadway. MARY C. CRAYTON, 6114 Uroydwav. JULIA A. GONSALVES, 15* Fourth Street. M. 0. BANKS,553 Broadway. N ew Y ork , March 22, 1355. To the P roprietors ofthe Sic&Hxh Hair < 'reator: Gents—Having been quite bald for the last six or seven years, I was induced, by reading your advertisement, to make trial o f the Swedish Hair Creator. It is now nfomt five mouths since 1 commenced its use, and my hair is growing again very finely, inhere, previous to using vour [Mcparatioiis, there was none at all. In justice to your wonderful discovery, I must add that I. have trieil every means ill my power to restore m.v ba r, and all other prep arations -teemed to do n ore harm than good. I takegreat pleasure in stating that I am now convinced o f having m.v hair entirely restored, and cheerfully give you this testimo ny, hoping it may in -nee others who are skeptical, ns I was, to give your Swedish Hair Creator a fpir trtal. Yot;rr, U. F. SMI HI, 111 Spring St. N ew Y ork , March 15,1S55. To the Proprietors ofthe Sireilish //««/• Creator : G ents —In the early part of last Summer, my daughter was afflicted vvi:h an abscess about oik inch above the cen ier of ihe o* frouti\, the diameter of which was two inches It was opened, and after the discharge had censed, the roots of the hair were exposed 011 the inside of the scalp — Within a week, all the hair over the diseased spo had Ini len out. Two experienced medical men were consulted, l who decided the s|M>t would remain permanently bald.— I Various restorative means were resorted to, without effect, when a friend recommended your Swedish Hair Creator. After ten days’ application, a microscopic examination ev idenced a growth uf fine downy-looKing hair. It is now full length and iwrfcclly healthv. 1 then rccommened it to a lady (relative) who had lost her hair from erysipelas. She u ed it with a tike happy result. 1 take pleasure in givmgyou tli:s testimony in favor of your valuable discove ry, helieveingit to be. from actual experiment, one ofthe very few useful curative ar icle» that emanate from Qttack- doin. Respectfully vonrs Dr. HENRY BL’ RTNETE, No. 179 East 17th si. This Preparation comprises a bottle of Liquid and jar of Pomade. When applied at our rooms, no charge is made j until the tlie Hair \*fnt*y ratio ed. It never foils restoring the Hair when its loss has been caused h.v fever or sickness; aud seldom requires mure than une bottle to arrest its falling out. As an article of toilet it is invaluable, a* it keeps the hair healthy, and gives to it an extremely elegant appear ance. Baldness is enemlly hereditary. Mothers should use It upon their children's heads, as it not merely aids the growth of the Hair, butis sure to preveut ultimate bald ness. Sent to any part of the United States upon rhe receipt of #1. Address orders to the PVoprietors ofthe S wedish H air CuKATim, ti.S 1 Broadway, New York. N. li.'— Usual dis count to the trade. Also fur sale the justly celebrated METROPOLITAN LIQUID HAIR DYE, For coloring-he Hair or WhisKers, either a lively black or brown, tlie momgnt it is applied. Full directions accompa ny each bottle. c e t s . Sent to any part ofthe United States, N. B.—Liberal discount to the trade. CLARK tfc FRAZER, Frop’ r Swedish llalr Creator, 8S0 Broadway, New York. Sept., 1S55. ly’57. Colds Chest fhVa.ies plaints Costiveness /leaduches Dyspepsia Diarrhcca indigestion Drsp'.v Influenza Debility inflammation Feverand Ague Inw'rd W'kness Sympt'mi Female Com- Liver Complaints Veni-real Lown’ss o f Spirits Affect’ni Piles Worms of aUVinds, Sold at the Manufactories o f Professor Ifoi.LOikx 80 Maiden Lane. New Yo k, and 244 Strand, London, by all respectable Druggist*! and Dealers of Medicintt throughout the United State*, and the civilized world, in boxes, nt 25 cents, cents, and if l each. There is a considerable saving by taking the larger * sit***. N.B. Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each Box. ^ ^ ^ 1 1 1^ e >. ■ . ^ L u d icU r r t v i t f o iTledicul Companion, THIKD EDITION 1 VJ OW ready, and will be sent (pent , X free) tunny address, on the rt- ••dpt of twenty-five cents or nine let- er postage stamps. This work Ini ueen before the public so long that h nec<U no praise, it is enough that nearly six thousand copies have ready been sold within the List lit months, and still the demand bin- creasing To say that this work tin •to equal in the United Stott* is to r confirm what 1ms already beenei. ____ . milled by the most skeptical of in readers. It is offered to females us a private instructor, giving a trie and vivid.illustration of tlie diseases to wliicl females are liable, together with receipts for their curr,ia language both plain nnd simple. It explains the ies of conception and the means of preventing «t, dolbd in language which cannot offend the most sensitive®. Also an original discourse on secret Jiah-it* and harm- ness. This bom Is an excellent «trr as a present to a female friend, as it contain* nothing hut what every fault should know, nnd will enable them to detect dis-eoseswlxa appearing, and thus avoid the many sufferings oceasiowd by letting disease have it* course until sometimes too U k for help. Price twenty-five cents, sent to the address t( the writer. C aution . —Owtne to unscrupulous Infringement? whid have been committed by imitating the title of die ahow hook, It becomes necestar.v to ehution the public apta buying any hook unless the name of C. P, GOFF, MJ, is upon the title page. P h i ! f t n t l i r » > 2 > 5 r A s y l u m * For the afflicted and unfor.unate, under the maw ment of Dr C. F. ftoKK, author of the L adies ' Ham M edical C ompanion , and the well known friend »f tM tressed. This L sstitvti <» s is established for the prevent* .and cure of Surgical />i*< <ixs*, among which are vlvei Private'nnd Ve.ne al Discaxrx. These diseases wilMmt find a sure , safe and pen mv . bnt cure. The name ofUr. G«» ff is a sufficient guarantee to those afflicted tli.il It*) will meet with no imposition, as he is the only reflulilrati ex|>et trnevd Physician, who lias had the benefit of Hneptei practice In our larger cities. The unfortunate are partiw larly cautioned against imposters who flood every city ill fill the public prints with their notorious fabrications, rill a view ro draw those who are not accustomed to sow such things in print. Sexual malformations in hull male and female, treated successfully. Fmiale d-c- plaiots. o f whatever name or nature, will receive iwenfic attention.* The Doctor having spent your* in acquiring know ledge pertaining to females and their diseases, is pa pa red to treat those diseases with unparalleled s- rew Females may communicate freely, h.v letter, upon aoythb pertaining to their iieoubtritie* or (/foimo.Hiiil thusnv an interview in person, as all communication* ixv«r sfr confiden*al. letter-1 received and medicines sent Im parts of ihe country, free from damage aud curiosity, *rA full and explicit directions for Ufe. N. it.— Cammnni-ations returned or destroyed. Address or applv to V . S . G O F F , in . *>♦, Mjl Syracuse, X. Y. OFFICE. Opposite. (North of) the Syracuse House. Office hours from s A. M. to S P. M., Sunday* exvc|itri. IMPORTANT TO GUILDERS I STEAM P L A N IN G MILL. r j^ ii e Subscribers having purchased one of the celebrated 1 WOODWORTH’S PL WING, TONG L'EING and GROOVING MACHINES, arc now prepared to do us good work as can be done in any .Mill elsewhere, uo.l wilh equal dspRtch. Also all kinds of sawing with CIRCULAR SAW, Hoards and Plank,split to any require-! width and thickne.-s. Also Boards anil Plunk split into siding. We would further say to tlm.se wishing to purchase SEASONED PINE LUMBER, that they will find constantly on hand, a good assortment both dressed and imdressed at the Spencer Lumber Yard. N. B. The Subscribers being themselves practical buil ders, feel warranted in assuring nil who may be interes ted, that there is a snvilig uf from twenty-five to fifty per cent, on Planing, and a much greater percent, on niuVh of the sawing done with the above mueliuierv, overwork done by bund. SHERMAN & SPENCER. Penn Yan, June 20, i555. ’43tf T H E It E U U L A T O i ! Av. 40, M a in S t , P e n n Yap. N OW is tlie time to Imy Goods for half of their value.— Our Stove is filled and overflowing with ull kinds of Dry Goods aud Gruciries. SEW SI’klNO AN!) HUMMER C-OODS constantly arriving and offered to the public for nearly one- halt their value. \\ u do not have to mark our new goods up 2n per cent, to sell our old ones, us all know we have no old ones on hand—and therefore ve give our friends and customers the benefit of the extraordinary low prices at which we areselhngour 54i c 2i n u l l E l r t ' a n f N e w G o o d s . The quantity and variety is IMMENSE, and la OFFERED A T G E E A T BARGAINS. B u t t e r atari D r i e d F r u i l . ''p i l E Highest Market Price paid for Butter, Dried PI ufm 1 and Apples. Out. 1,1 N*) 5 . AYRES & 8QUIKR. ’59 CLOAKS TALM AS & CAFES W E HAVE a arge assortment of beautiful MOIR AN TIQUE VELVETS, VELVET nnd MOIR ANTIQUE, SATIN AXI) BROAD t'LOTII CLOAKS. Also, the Rivlrdl Talmas and Capes, something entire ly new in this couutry. AH those wishing Clcaks, can buy them of usl owertln* they buy the materials they are made of. Th i skeptio-oetler cull and see before buy ing the maturiais. BURRILL BROS. Penn Van, No*. M, * *\■ ______________ _______ 666t f _ \ VERY large stock of Plain and Figured Wool and Cotton Warp Detains, very cheap, nt Sept; is. 1S55. _______________ JONES A LAT im r r . D a r k LANTERNS, Pocket Lanterns, Jack Lanterns to Burn Fluid or Oil just received, at ’ DUNNING k GO’S. CLOTHS. OASSlMKRIiK, \ LL colors of French and American Broadcloths, Black DoeSkin Cassimeres—a large variety of Fancy Cassj. mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Vest! Ac., can he had of ' T. i . SUARPE, 25 Main st. October, 1865. *58 BOOKS! BOOKS!! npn E Subscribers are enabled to offer un- J- usual inducements to their patrons, having increased facilities of furnishing goods in their line at EXTR EM ELY LO W PRICES. To their usual large Stocx of STANDARD, THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, They are continually addin -• tlie latest a n d best publico, tionn, MA GAZIN/IS, <£c., as soon as issued. T i SUIT THE TIMES, a large variety o f J ILSCELLA- NEO US BOOKS will now be sold at N e w Y o r k A V I t o J e s a L ' P r i c e s . SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, MAPS, GLOBES FINK ENGRAVINGS, French Pictures, Lithographs GILT PICTURE FRAMES, Common do., * PLAIN AND FANCYSVATIONERY.Kmbossed,Reticulate, and Colored , Letter and Note Papers , Enoellooe* &c. KMimOIDBRY MATERIALS, Worsteds, Silks, Cotton. W A L 1> P A P L K t An Immense Stock of Selected Pattern*, of Common and Extra Paper : BORDERS. OIL SHADES AND CURTAINS, a better variety, and a little cheaper than elsewhere. ITIlISK * — A few first rate PIANOS, MELOT>EON> nnd other INSTRUMENTS, on hand and for sale ce/v low. N o w S l a o v t !H u s i c received every few days.- Any thing in our Une not on hand furnished at the shorter notice. m o l t B i n d i i i i r done promptly aad cheap. Penn Yan, March, 1»65. r629mar. 15.1 L. k 8. DENTON NOW IS THE TIME! Y 1 7 E take this method to inform our customers and i > friends that we are now receiving a splendid stock of Fall and Winter goods just adapted to the wants of this community. Our assortment will ns usual embrace a complete stock of LADIES DREKSS GOODS. LADIES CLOTHS, ULOTH CAPES, &a., kc. Alto, a full stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, and a full supply o f Domestic Woolen and Cotton Goods Family Groceries nnd Crockery, all o f which will be sold at prices as low ns can be afforded. The past season has been one of unusual severity to far mers, and “ poor crops” made ” hards times.” But now that a season <»f plenty has returned, we are in hopes that nr friends will cull upon us, anti wi. assure them we will o as well by them a* any establishment in town. * Penn-\ an. Sent. 18. K\s ■55 an, Sept. 18, 1555. AYRES £ SQUIER. S T U P E N D O U S SC IIE .U K ! 1000 SECOND DRAWING OF THE GRAND CONSOLIDATED PEN HOLDER, POP GUN ANI) TOOTH PICK, COSMOPOLITE ART UNION GIFT ENTERPRISE. DOLLARS worth of GIFT BOOKS for the HOL IDAYS. Books that have always given the greatest satisfaction, disposed of In A WAY to suit the public. Having recovered from the fiist shock that always at tends an enterprise of this magnitude, and stiro having se cured a few barrels of Tooth Picks, by R. R., before the truck was taken up, we are now prepared to go in. Tlie Subscriber would announce to the inhabitants o Yates, the startling truth that he has resumed the Book Business at tlie old Stand in the Village of Penu Ya” . County aforesaid, where he will lie happy to see his old Friends and Customers, and as many new ones as wish to buy BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS CHEAP. It Is a settled fact, that the County Bookstore is the place to buy Books Cheap, for Wholesale dealer* make a larger discount to the County than to individuals. Fur the proof of this, I would refer you e to the 9999 people who have bought Books here fur tlie past three weeks, also to the undersigne.d Dec. 2t\ 165X ’69tf___________JAMES BURNS. LAST C A L L . V LL person* indebted to us for Feeds are hereby notified that all such demands are due and must he IMME DIATELY PAID. . AYRES k SQUILR. Oct 1st, 1$55. iguificent High s must Silks ever offered in this town. Every variety of BliESS GOODS ., Entirely new designs , Plain, Plaid and Figured. Richest combination oi colors,including ihy gay, grave. Rich and elegant. Klegunr and r i m u m v . i u i *.. and every kind of Dry Goods for Laili<;s and Childrens wear l.O N < ; \NI) s q u . x n i i S H A W L S , of all kinds, including Rich Hrocha, Cashmere, Canton, Crape Silk, and in tact every variety of Shawls worn i t t H t r i l i n c of all kind*. Black Bombazine, Alapaccas, Canton Cloth, DeLains, Bareges, Grenadines, Silks, Muslins, aud every thing suitable for a Ladies mourning wardrobe. GRENADINES, LAWNS, BAREGES and TISSUES Rich and beautiful Cll ALLI, new design. SUMMER DREtiS GOODS at prices unheard uf before. Hansome 4- 4-U w n sat 5c per yard; beautiful for 6^ ; magnificent colorefor 10c ami Is. Also French Aiconett, ami Swiss Muslins, Brilliant, and other new styles ofthin <*<wda. . American, French, Scotch and hngh-h Ginghams and Prints. Good Ginghams for 0& c. per yard. I! O USE WIKE AND FA M11V - Linen and Cotton Sheeting, Shirting, lahle Damask, Napkins, Toweling, Crashes, Diapers, Manntls, Cambric, llolery. «'<” \*• I'^'lkerchWf., Scarfs, Drawers and Vo«tor Shirts. 16i t f i L u c e a n d E n i h r o i d f r i e s , Cotton. Lisle, Smyrna, Maltese, Thread, Gut on, Vuleti- cennes and llonitou Laces. Embroideries from the com mon Scotch to the fine and elegant French, in Edging, In serting, Flouncing, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Habits, Sleeves, * CFREXCII CLOTHS & CASSIMKUKS,SUPERFINE, Mediums and Common ; including a large assortment of T ilovs’ Trimmings. Tweeds, Jeans and summer stuff for men aud boys wear. F a m i l y ( i r n c e r i e s kept and sold for the accommodation of our customers and t?ie public generally. These Good all to be sold Cheap and no mistake. The public will do well to call anil examine before buying else where. They shall lie treated politely, and all mistakes or misrepresentations shall be proroi>t!> corrected on being reported. BURRILL BRO’S. Penn Van. May, >855. ________ _ _________ *66 I ARGE ASSORTMENT OF - ' C . t V U S of various ‘ BACH’S AH E BICAN COMPOUND. T h e .* v, t e g c i i i b i v s t . iu« Uy» S tate or N kw Y ouk , Cayuga County, a * . One of the firm ««f V. V. It. Coventry & Co., ofllieritj of Auburn, being duly sworn, s;t\s tlie following certifi cate? are genuine, mid were given by the pemm bj whom they ptir|H>n to be signed. Subscribed and sworn before me, HORACE T. COOK, JustiVe ofthe Peace, Cayuga C'ouutj. O P I N I O N S O F V 8 1 Y S 3 4 IA N S . HOME TESTIMONY AND PROOFS. Ai'iiVKX, June Mth, 13M. We, the undersigned, have received the formula for|#, paring *• Hindi's Atmrinni Compound,” und us far as' have tested i , enn recommend its general use as a Id «i al alterative Medicine, to REMOVE VITIATED I\ MOHS OK THE BLOOD, and pevuliarly adapted to h males suffering from Lenvnvrluca. (White*,) ami to the* whose constitutions are enfeebled from intermittent Kent. J o s eph m . m o r iu s , M. i>. LANS1NUH BRIGGS, M.V. A. C. TABER, M. D. FROM MRS. MIR1.XN S. PARISH, Who enjoys a wide reputation its physician nnd Nar?e,- She writes: “ lam using your 1 Bach’s American Com* pound \* tr my practice, fur Xerron* and Scrofulous Af fe tion*, T\'Ub success. It quiets the patient*' nerves, while rleieviog them of a hacking and wearing cough. It also purifies the Mood. 1 believe it usovereign iUl remedy for till cases of Xnrxthy Stife Month and h’ipi ■ I also used it in pne pi3e of Erysipelas, and fonnd It the best thing l had ever used. Haifa bottle gave full Klief for the present. The patient is very ahxiob* to Lave more. In fact, through tlie reentnmenilaixbis of those flto have used it, I have had numerous culls tor it. Pie*1’ semi me :x box of you:1 fnedicinc, ami 1 wiH pay youk rhe same. P. S. You may nuke what une you pfe-treof thidtV ter, a* l have waited fur sure and certain results.befatt writing you. Mansville, Jefferron Co., N. Y., May 81, 1855. ERYSIPELAS OR SCROFULA. Mr Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. Y., writes May 8<|, 1*56 that his son, aged three years, has been suffering for more titan a rear with an eruption, resembling both Set* ida und Kr/siiK-ias, aud after trying all the p..pul»r medi cines ami different schools of iioctors,aays that his son wai entirely cured with 6 bottles uf 1 Buvh’e Americau Cw pound.’ ra0M G E). W. CRAY. A CHURN, March 18,1S55. think your * Bach’s American Cuin|ioun(l'tlie most“valuable of medicines. My wife has been cured 1*7 it of a Derangement of her Stomach, which hits mlGcted h e r for years, and my daughter of an alarming Canknrd .Mouth and Throat. My daughter did not use Imlf a bottir, wlvch cured her entirely• Any oftheiibore !>ersons named, will answer ,l,n»-,»toour»lat«-ue..,«j x v A Li ||gi This Compound contains as a great healing efcroert* Compound Fluid Extract uf Btyich Drop or Cancer Root, so long known to the Indian m> a never falling cure for Scrofulas Consumption, Humors of tbe Blood, and for Chronic Inhumation; aud is now for the first timegh*11 to tlie public. It is no secret preparation, as formulas are furnished to Physicians. We only nsk one trial. Our medicine stands u|w>n its own merit# aiune. C aution .— Each bottle hereafter will bear the f a c *1 mil* of P. V. R. Coventry & Co., as the large sale nlreudj reached renders it iin|»ossible to give n written signature « each bottle, as was intended. Buy of relinMe denial.— For sale by nil dealers in medicine, at $1 )>er bottle, or six bottles for #5, and at wholesale by M. Ward, Close I Co., New York. V. V. K. COVENTRY It Co., Sole Proprietor, . Auburn, N. Y. Agents in Penn tan , E. H. HUNTINGTON and JOT & WILKINSON,___________________________ cm>M X T 8 I j I<1 N Fi Y G Q ? | | )S a t W l i o l o o l e i M DoiuieU lUhlwn^ hreneh ami English Crapes, OUT ca Silks, Satins, Crown Linings, Cape lauv. Ac., at whole' sale Prices to Milliners. *41 BRUEN A FISH. R ib b o n s of ail kinds, at Oct. 17. SHARPE’S, 660 _ Stybbi -md Prices, from One Dollar u p ; warranted to run, just reo jived this day and for side cheap, at ___ ' 0 5 ______________________ DITSNNTXO &CO’S. /'\I RENT AURIN AL o f Teapots, Carters of Brittaonia * 7 and plated ” are. Knives and Forks; aho a new and beautiful style of Salt Cellar*1, just received at . ____________ _______________ DUNNING k CO’S. V f EW GOODS are constantly arriving by Railroad, and k ' *re sold on term# easy to the purchaser. lay 80, lS5.y M. HAMLIN. S W E E P , O S W E E P ! 0.18AK.IC It RltO O J lS.— Go and buy best quail* v > ty Brooms at Wholesale and Retail, by Sept. 6th, 1855. ___________________ L. K. LAPIIAIL IS’ IvW FALL GOODS. I ''ULL Stock-cheaper than ever! just reetirsfi d Fowte’s Cash Store. Details next week. Penn Yan, Sept. I2fh, I-S55. B.U^ q 7\T ns |N M EH I NOE-! . i r NOW offer my stock of Plaid and Main Merinos *t re duced prires to close them out. Bargains can be M for the next sixty days. T. F. SHARPE. 2S Main el. Dec. 12, 1855. ’06 J OXKS k LATIMER are offering a large quantity of Curtain Goode, they have new styles, such as Dam- Uk RrugsMte. * c ., k r - * t * h . 18, ISfitk O ELA1NS.— Pldld, Stripe ana Fancy Delaine, ofeveff style\ and color, arc selling rapidly at *«> T. F. SHARPS ^ ___________ . . . HOSIERY. GLOVES, HOODS' V10T0- IUXES, &c. .4 LL sorts, sizes and conditions of Hosiery and Gfores i \ for Ladies, Misses and Children. It may happen that the very thing that you may want Is not here, bull hazard little In saying <h*t every thing else Is, and these • too In no sorelf va/h-dy. *69 M. HAMLI5- i . 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