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bounds this market, aa well as tlie coal fields of Pennsylvania. And with all these advantages there is a most violent opposi tion to its construction in this city. Its fountain head is in the Central Railroad.— They fear this source of competition with their Southern neighbors. Before conclu ding action on this bill the Senate adjourn ed. I n tbb H ouse —The great question of was tlie balling upp of the to adjourn from the day tesvlotion Thursday, u Tuesday to and inserting Wednesday for Thursday, after which the resolution was adopted. I am happy to say that the mem ber from Yates opposed this measure, be- j lieving that time enough had already been fooled away in doing nothing, bntthe Hin doos succeeded,and have departed^ squads for the scene of carnage in Phil^Wphia. The bill making an appropriation to the State Agricultural College was reported from the committee without amendment.— ♦ Several other local bills were reported, and as many introduced as has been acted on by both Houses so far this session. An ex tra Session appears now almost inevitable, as the business now before the Legislature cannot be done judictiusly in the time al lotted ot this session. M onday — In the S en ate — A number of bills were acted on in committee of the whole, and ordered to a third reading, in 'eluding a bill to increase the pay of Judges 'of the Court of Appeals, and of the Judic iary from $2,600, to $3,600. This is regar ded as low us a good lawyer cun relinquish a profitable business l<*r,andtake upon him self the responsibilities o f a Judge. The Bill will undoubtedly become a Law soon. The resolution to adjourn to Tuesdax, the 26: h inst., was taken up and adopted. Tlie Senate then adjourned. Tlie lime ot ibe House was spent in com mil lee ot the whole on School bills, quire a number of winch were reported mid order ed to a third reading,after which the House adjourned. T uesday — Hie only bill considered in the House to day. was .one appropriating $2,500 for improving a small stream in St. Lawrenvv 0«*mity. The entire Se* don was u>ed in useless debate which benefited no body. Ji \vn> ordered to a 1 bird reading, and then the House adjourned. In .lie S enate —quiiea number o f local bills were reported from tlie commit ties and ■several read a’third time, and , assed Ma jority and minoriry reports were received from the Can d Board in answer to a reso lution offV h l by Senator B komks ns to the expediency of\ abolishing the office of Sti- periiitemlaht. The Hindoo portion of the board are unanimous for adhering to the old System, while eommission'eis F it z h u g h and Lieut. Gov. R aymond «dvi-e a discon tinuance of it, and »lmw by the figures that it would he a saving to the State o f at least 50 per cent; but tlie economisers before election do not. relish the idea o f surrender- t ing the bird in hand so soon after being caught. They will be found on all occas ions making a great ado about small mat R e c e i p t s f o r lit© V a l e s C o u n t y Whig a n d C l i r o e e i c l e . James Purdy .................................. $1 60 Abraham F. H a z e n ...,............... 1 60 Jacob Haight ............ .. ................. 1 60 Charles L. Bordxvell.* ............. 1 60 Joel Ansley . ................................... 3 00 WilliamN. Benedict.* ................ 1 00 George Fitzwater.... 1 50 Elipha .. ........................... ***•••• 1 60 Stephen Briggs............................. 1 60 Bho D. Lodlow ............................ 3 16 George Johnson ............................ 1 60 Anthony. 0- Harpending... ----- 3 00 Daniel w. Benedict11 . ..... ........... 1 60 Janies Parts» * . , . « « * . 8 00 Nicholas Van Zandt .................. 75 William S. Sematis..........................3 00 John O’ Brien ................................ 76 John A. Enos .............................. 4 00 Peter Uhl ................. 1 50 Sylvester Simmons ....................... 1 60 Charles H. Vail ........................ 1 66 S>ininel Id. Chapman ................... 1 60 Sqnier B. Whitaker .................... 1 50 Lucius M. Elmendorf ..................... 2 62 Cornelius Van Osdol ............... 3 00 Henry Hicks ................................... 1 56 Caleb Larrahee. . .......................... 1 00 John D Fenpljs............................ 8 00 Levi 0. Knapp ................................. 1 60 George L. Hollnwell .................... 1 00 Total ......................................... $66.42 [Advertisement. C i t i'iciN S p a n ish M i x t u r e . TnB CHEAT PURIFIER OF TUB BLOOD !—TOE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN I 1 Not a Particle o f Mercury in it\ An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's fjvil, Rheuma tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Agile and FvVeb, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and pain of the Bones and Joints, Salt ltheura. Stubborn Ul cers, Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, orlmpu- Uy of the Blood. We feel assured xve cannot do our rentiers a greater favor than to call their attention to the merits of an at tide which has done more to velvive suffering human ity than anything which has yet cmne to ur knowledge. It possesses a power over tlie Blood truly remarkable, and all disea se- proceeding fr«*m impurity ol the system; among which nmy lie partionlary named Scrofula. Sj philist Salt Rheum, Rheuma tistti, Mercurial diseaVe, Pains and Aching of the Ibmes and Joints, and Liver disease, have been permanently and positively cured by resorting to Carter’s Spanish Mix ture The proprietors o f this realy val uable retoed) are daily receiving letters from nil parrs o f the country, which are realy astoiii>!iing. Many of the cases had resisted the efforts of the best physician* and were only snatched from the jaws of dealh ny a timely u>e of this inestimable article. If you are'afflicted with any dis ease of the biood do not delay, but try it at once* Joy & Wilkinson Agents, in Penn Van. G. W. sayrl, Dundee. M. G. Kapalee, llimrods. -Warfield Rush- vije. G. M. Phelps, Havana. M. S. Phlnney, Watkins ; L. J. Beddoe, Branchport. 669. Special Notice# Mr. H am l in , in advertising the C ro ck ery branch o f his business, was not so fully sensible as he ought to have been, perhaps, o f ihe obliga tion to advertise his neighbor’s business; nor was he aware that m erchnnis had retired from the Crockery trade because there were other stocks in town ; but in hie sim p licity supposed that it was beeauseit h ad becom e unprofitable. I f it is in deed true that some have given it up for the ben efit ot others, be would kindly suggest that they ters, b u t large m .tiers seem entirely o u t ot ??uld .rc“ re also from tho D ry Goods, assured that * J there is “ a first class Dry Goods store in the the reach of their duikly illumined mindo. The two documents were referred to tlie committee of tlie whole, with the bill to •abolish the office of ^Superintendent, &o.— The Senate then adjourned till 10 A. M., Wednesday. To-day a large amount of business was done in committee of the whole. The bill tv allow the towns along the line o f the SosqnehuoDa Railroad to subscribe to the capital stock of tlie Company, was ordered to a third reading. The House Session was passed in committee o f the whole, and in the third rending of local bills. The joint resolution to present Dr. K ane with a gold •medal, was taken up, and after discussion passed. The two bodies adjourned over to the 26th inst., xvhen it is hoped they will •Come back prepared to attend to the duties o f the people. The Marriage ceremony between the Av gus and Atlas was performed in due form, on toonday last. The All s relinquisheJ the c o r n e r sto n e , and the Argus its princi ple, a l i a s D a n . S. D io k i k s o t . None of the old stand byes remain with tlie Argus ; it makes a clean sweep of it, and receives it> stripped contemporary into full embrucu.— u Alas I how are the mighty lallen.” This arangement dues not seetu to suit parties all round, and it w uld not be strange if the Hards should establish a new organ e soon. Rumor says the Register will be for sale, should the Dry Dock Candidate be thrown overboaf d, editor ami all. This would furni-h h a r d material enough for one bard paper, truly ; but we will wait a lit tle longer and see what we shall see. Tlie accounts from the late storm show another embargo upon Railroads by the Storm King. Tlie New York & E. R. R , seem s to be th e o n l y roa d it* fa v o r w n h t his Mono giant th is w i n t e r . T h e y h a v e hu'*dly expt-rivne <1 a n y in t e r r u p t i o n as y e i . T h i s g r e a t t'horiM tghfare is b e c o m i n g th e m o s t p o p u la r o f an y ro a d in th e S t a t e t am i its iiiaiiugem e h t is a c k n o w l e d g e d . t o be an p e r io r tonti), co n s i d e r i n g th e eX ien t o l o p rations. O'her r.-mls can learn much of hem i! they will. Youi> Trulv, O bserver . place which will advantageously supply their cus tomers at lo w er prices than they arc now pay ing, so that they will be benefited, not injured.— M a y it not be expected, therefore, that these merchants will retire early this spring for the jo in t benefit o f their neighbors and custom ers— more especially the latter. In order to atone for his neglect to advertise bis n e igh b o r s business, M r. H a m lin w o u ld here say that that there is a nice Crockery Store in this village, nicely conducted b y very nice ladies, and for aught he knoxvs, is doing a very nice business. Feb. 20, 1856* ’ 79 G r e a t I mprovement in M e d ic a l P r e p a r a tions .— -No m edicine o f this or any ago has met with such unrivaled success in overcom ing dis ease, as 44 B a ch's Am erican Com p ouud.” The e n quiry is, w h a t should render this Com p ound so great'a curative, when all others have failed. It is because tho vegotablo matter which com p oses it is rendered into a liquid state by a new and re m arkable apparatus, discovered by, and known only to the p r o p r ietd r v f this rem edy. V itiated humors o f the blood, Bronchitis, U lceration o f the Throat, Stom ach or Bow els, D y spepsia, or Chronic Inflaination o f any m em brane o f the sys tem, entirely disappear before a tim ely use o f this m edicine. See Advertisem ent in another col umn. H o llow a y ’s Ointment and Pills, the m ost effec tual rem e d y forold wounds and ulcers.— The w o n derful cures daily effected b y these celebrated remedies, have established them with the citizens o f the union, as two .of the finest preparations ov er made known, and it is an astonishing fact, that they will heal and cure old wounds and ulcers o f twenty years standing, even after every other treatment had been resorted to ineffectually. All cutaneous eruptions readily yield to their m ighty power ; and for the cure o f Asthm a, they arc in valuable. F ire —On Sumhiy evening whi , the dwelling*.! Mr. U. 4. Wickham, in Hect«-r W mb cmifUmed h> fire, ami during tlie ah • cilice *-! the family. An hour or two be fore the the * centred, Mr*. Wicklmin, m emnpanx with a neighbor had been into the hi'tiHf.where there had been no tire ur nia'oh lighted since thf day previous. While in the huiii>e, Mrs. Wickham )md put nwuy as idie supposed) $100. On leaving the lmu*e, everything appeared to hu in tt> jiroper place. In an hour after, the wli-de tinside of the house was seen to he in Humes. 3Trom the rapitliiy of the tire and tlie up qreiiVHin'e of the flumes, it is supposed that the house had been r-piinkled with spirits- turpentine or camphene. Everything in the 'house was consumed; entire I d *1 about •$A;Q00—*uo insurance. It was doubtless <the wurk-otmt incendiary. (Havana Journal. [Advertisement.] D r . H e o lla iM t S C e l e b r a t e d O e r u i a i i B itters. Prepared by by Dr. 0. M. Jackson, Fttiladeiplua, Pa., M il effectually cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaun dice, Chronic or Nervous Debility,Diseases of the Kidneys, ana all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stom ach. E a t o n t o n , Ge»., July 14, 1853. Dear Sit—Your German Bitters are ta king tire, lead of all other medicines for -ohroniti disease, &o.> and are selling rap idly. Please send ns another box immedi ately, or we shall be out before it arrives. Truly yours, LYNCH & DAVIti. Dr. E. L S trdhbobh said: M aou N-, Geo., Jan. 1,1861. <ll am happy to say that your German fitters *re gaining a groat reputation. 1 think it will, in future, sell very rapidly.1 W MAXEY & Co., said : M untiokllo , Goo., Oct. 6, 1852. Your Billers, though entirely unknown before in this -county, have sold rapidly, •and given satisfaction.” Joy* Wi&inson, Agents, Peon Yen; G, W. Sayre, Don dee; M. 0 . Rapaiee, Himrvde; — - Warfield, Rusbvllle © I B B . A t Oak Orchard, Orleans Co., New Y o r k , on Friday, Feb. 15th. 1866, Capt. A L E X A N D E R P A R K M A N , in tho eighty-third year o f his ago, The deceased was anative of Massachusetts,and m any years a resident o f the town o f Potter, Yates Co. He was generous iu bis impulses, social in his habits and bis heart never grow old. T i t E > S P E C I A L N O T I C E . Mr. H amlin in publishing tho article that m any o f the M erchants had left the Crockery business, om itted to mention the reason was, merely be cause there was n F I R S T CLASS C H IN A ST O R E in town, where can bo found at sll times a com p lete assortment o f W ares o f all kinds which arc sold cheaper than in any establishment in W estern New York. 077 L U M A U A N D liU X G R K , Having purchased the Stock in .trade of J oy axd W il - ki son , Druggists, propose to contiuuo the Drug business at the old stand o f L upuam & K astox , where we will be gratified to receive from the patrons of our predecessors, a continuance of tneir favors. And to all of our oU friends xve extend a cordial invitation for their favors— while we on our part xviU net be lacking in our efforts to please.—Penn Van, November 26th,1S55. *67 C l a i r v o y a n t P l i y N i c a u m II. DUNBAR, would say to the inhabitants of Penn Y*n and vicinity that he will remain here for a fexv 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 come and test his healing power. He would say to those that are not able 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 Mourns F a rib ' 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 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. 11. D undar . ,Clair voyant Physician, I have been lately restored lo health and strength. The disease with which L was afflicted, completely baffled theskill of ordinary medical treatment. Five eminent physicians gave me up to die. On taking the remedies prescribed by him, 1 commenced improving, and am now in full possession of ordinary health aud strength. 1 gratefhlly acknowledge a recovery so wonder ful both to me ami my friends wem have bnoxvn my situa tion. t have great confidence in Mr. D’s power to pres cribe successfully for disease, and recommend to the suf fering to secure his services, DANIEL RAPALEE. I would also state that my daughter,who * as dangerous ly sick with an Inflamation of the Stomach, was rapidly and thoroughly cured by the prescriptions of Mr. D usbab . Dundee, Sept. 1865. I>. RAPALEE. S P l'U I A ly N O T I C E , TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.—GEORGE COOLEY having made an assignment to the undersigned, all persona indebted to him, either by note or book ac count, are requested to settle the same without delay.— A|80 all who have any demands against said Gao. C oolby will prtoent the same as soon as possible. O ffice in 3d story o f Smith's Block. GEO. WAGENER, 46 w 8 G. R. COOLEY, Penn 1 an, July 9,1855. Assignees. HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL GIVE A CONCERT AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH O n M o n d a y E v e . M a r c h 3d. FLOUR- GRAIN T H E M A R K E T S . Superfine, V bbl ....................... 8 6U@10 OU Indian Met), V cwt ............. .. . •Wheat V bushel, new, 4 . n l( 41 ......... In the oar. Corn do 14 Barley 44 Rye Oats Bear 44 14 44 14 44 .4 41 1 60 © 1 00 66© .. ♦ ...I... .4. ti3 31 00 <9 1 06 . 28® 31 cans 41 4* ......................... l 30® 3 00 Buckwheat,, ...» 86® 44 Timothy Seed” ........................... 1 26 ® 2 00 44 44 41 • 4 • 4 41 11 11 <4 44 ♦ ♦ ••♦ »»« lb 44 . 44 . <1 i 44 . . . . • . 44 14 44 e ♦ ♦ . ..4. PROVISIONS—Mess Pork y bbl................ Prime 44 do « Pork in hog Hams Shoulders Butter, roll, 44 Firkin.. Cheese Lard Honey Effgs, V dosen.................. Green Apples, V bushel.. Dried do 44 lb Dried Plums 41 11 44 Cherries41 \ Wool Fleece 44 14 do Pulled 44 41 Feathers, V lb . . . . Beeswax,44 Tallow, 44 Salt y b b l ., fin e ............. Coarse. . . . < Beefliides r i b ................. Water Lime ........ ... ........... Potatoes, ................................ 8<‘® Sheep Skins ................................ 65® 16 00 18 00 .... .... . . . •. 41 14 . . . . . . . . . . 9® 10 07 9® 10 9® 10# 17® 19 IS® 20 9® ii 10® 31 9® 12 ® 16 25 3® 4 .11® 12 .18® 16 20® 36 18® 22 60 20® 22 12® 18 1 75 2 25 @ 05# 1 25 8<® 40 65® 90 PICTURES PA PE R TAKEN ON AND GLASS. rp iiE undersigned, after being to considerable expense in A fining and preparing to take pictures as above, is now enabled to put up pictures with NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. And now white I return my sincere thanks and gratitude to the citizens of Penn Yan and vicinity, for the liberal patronage that they have riven me, I would say to them that I have a new preceas forGlass pictures, that surpass es anything before invented. The advantages in taking* this style of pictures is 1st. You do not sit more than ^ to X long as|the old way. 2d, it does ,uot reverse but makes a position Picture. 3d, it is secure from damp ness. These pictures are decided by the most cotnpeten Judges, to be as much superior to the Plate Picture, as a Steel Engraving is to a Wood ^ut Picture. My prices shall be as Cheap as the Cheapest; please give me a call,and you shallbe suited or no charge. Rooms in ELMENDORF'S buildings, opposite the Yates Co. Bank,formerly occupied by ti. J. FOWLER. B. S. WILSON. N-B. Pictures taken on plate as before, if desired. A good assortment of LOCKET PINS, and a variety of Caces always on hand, all of the latest style, Daguerreotype St'-ck for sale to Artiots and sent to all parts by Express If desired. _____________ tfOTS IM P O R T A N T C H A N G E * B RACE & GRAVES, having disposed of their stock of Hardware to Mr. N. R. LONG, of New York City, with a view of loca ting West, take this occasion to expnss their thanks for the cordial feeling which has been manifested, as well as for the ver> liberal pat ronage bestowed on them during their residence here. We would also add that our successor, Mr. LUNG, hav ing been fer the past twenty years engaged in the Whole- oale Hardware Trade in New York City, possesses unusual advantages for purchasing Goods at the lowwd whe.esale rates, is thoroughly acquainted with every broflbh of the business,and it gives us pleasure to commend him as in all respects worthy your confidence and patronage. ALL PERSONS indebted to us either by note or account are requested to call and make prompt settlement and payment of the same, at our old place of business, where one of the F$nn will at all times he found, as it is absolutely necessary to close up business with the least possible delay. BRACE & GRAVES. 1 L O V F . R S E 1*1 E».—Large and small. 1£L n < ?3 & V / Also Timothy Seed for sale by feb!4V>- t 6?7 _______________ LA PH AM ,HUNGER. W ANT.'Timothy Seed, Pigeon <ecd, Flax Seed and White Beans, for w Inch cash w ill be paid, at the highest market pi ice at the 'tore of febl4*56-677 _______________ LAPUAM A MUNflER. i > I t O U A ft> t OB'JbT.I'..—The very be?t that can v l be had,is kept for sale by L. E. LA MIAM. B UCK SKIN GLOVES AND MirrKNS,forMe Boy’s wear.fw sale by T. F. SHARPE4 N EW GOODS are constantly arriving by Railroad, and are sold on terms easy to the purchaser. day 30,1856. M. HAMLIN. J O H N M i A T W O O D , No. 149 Chatham Street , {co r . M u lb erry) „ N e w Y o r k * I NVITES attention to his Large Assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, A M ) FANCY Aimv-LES. GOLD BRACELETS, Pins, Ear Rings, Chatelaln, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Necklaces, Cros-ee, Lockets, Rings, Spectacles, Pencils, Seals, Medals, Keys, Charms, Ac CAMEO AND MOSAIC BRACELETS, Pins and Ear Rings. SILVER TEA SETS, Cups, Pitchers, Spoons, Napkin Rings, Forks, Frnit and Butter Knives. SILVER PLATED TEA SETS, Cups, Castors, Cake Baskets, Urns, Teakettles, Card Baskets, &c. For Sale CHEAP FOR CASH, and warranted as repre sented. * p g \ Particular attention given to repairing and ad justing Duplex, Chronometer and the Lever Watches. lv6TS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, VIZ : Common Bar Soap. Extra No 1, 41 Pale Family, Bar Soap. Ames Transparant Bar Soap. Old Castile 11 44 Also in Cakes, Colegates 44 44 14 Toilet in Cakes. Yankee Shaving Millitary 41 “ Arc at L. E. LAPHAM’S. TtiE KEY-ST0NE STAKE SAP0NIFER, FOR MAKING SOFT SOAP. It is a new thing and good. Try it. Eor sale by L. E. LAPUAM. S o a p P o w d e r . —Babbitts, the best In market sold by L. E. LAPUAM. H i e C o ffee#—A strictly Prime Article, tor sale by L. E LAHHAM. SUGAR! SUGAR!! Just opened to*dav, a beautiful lot PORTO, RICO, and NEW ORLEANS SUGARS. They were bought in the Fall and will be sold cheap. Call before you buy. L. E. LAPUAM. MOLASSES ! • Is scarce and High, but a good supply ran always be found at L. E. LAPilAM'S and he always'sells at a low figure. VALENCIE RAISINS! Sold by L. E. LAPDAM, for Is per lb., a good article for Cooking. The Freight Train on the C. & E. R. R., arrived last Friday, after a long delay by the Snow, and brought forL. E. LAPUAM,a large supply of Goods. fc’ r e s l i L e m o n s —Just received to-day by L. E. LAPUAM. P e a N u t s , B r a z i l a n d H l e d e r i u N ut*, fresh ones, have just arrived. On the .way Freeh DATES. FIGS, ALMONDS, RAISINS, Ac., L. E. LAPUAM. Feb. ISth, 1856. 1 0 B o x e s Superior Quality Tallow Candles, 5 B o x e s 4' 11 Stearine “ Just received and Bold low by L. E. LAPUAM. ,11 u s i a r d , French in Bottles, Italian in Tin Foil packages, Van Zant's Premium loose,sold by L. K. LAPUAM. <‘l s r a p e r a n d B e l t e r than you can make them at home. What is? Why the YEAST CAKES for s$Ue at L. E. LAPHAM’S. One trial of them will prove the above to be true. M u l l e d D ’ O l i v e * Clarified by J. 3. Bagigatupe, Nice in France, very line for Table use. L. E. LAPIIAM. T h e G e n u i n e L o o s e * and the real old Fash ioned SaJeratus, can always be obtained at LAPHAM’S. W A V T J E D ,—1000 Sheep Skins immediately. Penn Yan, Feb.20,1566. L. E. LAPUAM. I F o r L a w u D r e s s e s ® AM Offering for sale an F.xtra article of STARCH, call and see It. L. E. LAPHAM. ii\ T H E W O M A N ’ S F l t i J L N D . J UST receive<L another large supply, don’t fail to pur chase befor'it is all gone. L. E. LAPHAM. 1 CASK CUBA MOLASSEsi 3 44 Grocer’s Syrup. 1 Box St. Geo. Bank Cod. 1 Bbl. Large White Fish. 1 Box Dried Beef. \ 10 Boxes Raisins and P ip. 1 Frail beat Dates. Have just been received to-day by R, IU Feb ,25th, 1S5$. L. E. LAPHAM. M. Photo Havana; ?f.8. Phlnvy, Waterloo; L .7 gltiddoc, branchport-. ’(Mw4, I ^ 7 ANNTFB, Wce>n - ' .large riser, ia aryqutnti ' M. HAMLIN. P R O F E SSO R W O O D ’ S H A llt R E ti T O R A T I V E I S, no doubt, the most wonderful discovery of this age ef progress. The following is from a distinguished mem ber uf the medical profession: St. Paul, JatVy, 1,1855. Prof. 0. J. Wood—Dear Sir: Unsolicited, 1 send you this certificate. After being nearly bald for a long time, and having tried all the hair restoratives extant, and hav ing no faith in any, I wu« induced, on hearing of yours, to give it a trial. I placed myseif in the hands of a baiber, and had my head'well rubbed with a good, stifTbrush, 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, black 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 o f hair. Now 1 have read of these things —and who has not ?—but have never seen hitherto, any case in which any person’s hair was really benefited by any o f the hair tonics, Ac., o f the d a y ; and it really gives me pleasure to record the result of my experieucc. I have recommended your preparation to others, awl it already I has a large and general sate throughout the Territory. i The people here saw its effects, and have confidence in it. All who have used it here will coincide with mo in what I have written. The supply you sent us as the wholesale agents o f the Territory, is already exhausted, ami daily in quiries are made for it. You deserve credit for your dis covery. I for one return you thanks for the benefit it h-is do.ie me, for I certainly had despaired tong, long a: o 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 of 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, and a constant tendency to itching with which I have been troubled from childhood, atid has also restored my hair, whieli was becoming gray, to its original color. 1 have U8ed no other article, with anything like the pleasure and Profit. Yours, truly, J. K. BRAGG, Pastor o f the Orthodox Church, Bi vokfleld. Also, for gale, Prof. Wood’s Oriental Lematlve Liniment and vegetable Magic Life Pills. Warranted to give satis faction , or money refunded. See Circulars. , „ Andres,, O. J. WOOD A CO. 816 Broadway, N. y ., and 114 Market et., St. Louis, Mo. For sale by all Druggists throughout the United States’ and Canada. __________ _ 5lyl P A Y Y O V r A C C O U N T S , All persons Indebted to DUNNING & 8UNDERL1N are once more requested to caff and pay their accounts, which if not PAID IB1MEDIATELY after this dote will be placed . in the bands of the proper officers for ooffectico. i Penn Yas. Sept. 1 , 1865. C4*f 1 PUNNING 8 SVNDERLTN. H ARD-W ARE! Subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens df Pent! Yoh and Yates Couo- 'ty, that he lias purchased the Stock of H a r d w a r e * S t o v e s * F a r m e r ’ s & M e c h a n i c s T o o l s , Ac., Ac., of Messrs. Brace A Graves,and wlU con tinue the samfe Business at the Old Stand, N o . 1 9 . t i a i n S t r e e t . lie solicits the patronage o f the public and o f the Custo mers o f the old House, whom he would be pleased to see at all times and to supply their wants In this line. He will seek to give entire satisfaction, and designs to keep every description of HARDWARE. CUTLERY & BUILDER'S MATERIALS. Also a full and extensive supply o f FARMERS AND MECHANICS TOOLS, STOVES, IRON, STEEL, Ac. He has^ko secured the services, In the Tin Ware De partment.of MR. a B'M MILLER, so well and favorably known In this Vicihtty, and will furnish, upon as favorable terms as any one In the trade, every description of TIN, COPPER and SHEET IRON WORK, And Jobbing o f all kinds will be executed with prompt ness, neathess and dispatch. N. R. LONG, > No. 19, Main Street. no Yan, Feb. 18th, 1860. _________________ tf67T D I S S O L U T I O N . T HE Co-Partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, under the firm o f FORD A ADAMS, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business o f the late firm will be settled by either o f the undersigned at the old stand. M M. FORD, D.W . ADAMS, Penn Yan, February 1st, 1866. 776 C O - P A R T N E R S H I P . D. W. AMAHS* JOHN M. McNIEL. 677 GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. i S i r J a m e s C l a r k e ’ s C e l e b r a t e d F e m a l e P IL L S . P . HP A RED from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in tlie cure of all those painful and dangerous disorders incident to the female constitution. It moderates all excess, removes oil obstructions, and brings on tlie monthly period with regularity. These Pills should be used for two or three weeks previous to con finement; they fortify the tistitutlon, and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling tbe m'otlicr to perform her duties wP hsafety to herself anti child. These Pills shouid not he taken by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as the arc sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all cases of Nervous and Si erinl Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Exer tion, Paipita ion of tlie Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hyster ics, Sick Headache, Whites, and nil the painful disorders occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will affect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, they do not contain iron, calomel, anti mony, or any other mineral. Full directions accompany each package. Price, in the United States and Canada, One Dollar. Sole Agents for this Country, i. c . B a l d w i n a c o ., (Late J. Bryan,) Rochester N. Y. TUTTLE A MCSE3, Auburn, General Agents, i mC-7 PROVISIONS & GROCERIES. I.. E. LAPH A M , W h o l e s a l e 6c R e t a i l Orocex> P r o v i s io n A G e n e r a l C o u n t r y P r o * d u c c D e a l e r . CORNER OF MAIN AND ELM STS., PENN YAN, T e n d e r s his thanks for the very liberal and encouraging patronagebestowed upon his estab lishment. He is sparing no effort to make it an object to continue, by greatly enlarging his stock with NEW AND FRESH SUPPLIES BY RAILROAD, For Ihe W i n t e r a n d S p r in g T r a d e . He cordially invites attention to the supplies he Is now making to h$s former stock, which enables him to exhibit a stock in Extent* V a r i e t y a n d ( | t i a l i t y « not excelled $h the County. T E A ! T E A ! i M Y stock of TEAS I have taken extra pains In selecting and purchasing. And to all those who use or buy Teas, I would say that it would be greatly to their advan tage both iu Quality and Price, to give my Teas a trial. COFFEE! COFFEE! R A W C O F F E E S of all kinds, from the lowes grade of CAPE to the best MOCHA. Also a fresh supply of GROUND and BURNED COFFEES. . S UGARS.—A good supply of all grades. Also MOLASSES and SYRUP5,at the lowest rates. xX .ii C a n d l e s . —Double Refined Tallow Candles, Stear- ine, Adamantine and Spearm, nt wholesale or hllail. V r u t * .leers—Soda, Boston and Butter Crackers,of a superior quality, by the bbl. or lb. NlllM $tu<l F r u i t —Peanuts, Brazil Nuts, Filbert*. Soft and Hard Shell Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Coconuts, Keisins. W HITE FISH. Mackinaw Trout, Codfish, No. 1 Mack erel and Scaled, and No. 1 Herring, of the best se lections. B i r o o m s - 6 0 d o z .c o m . Brooms of the best Manu facture, by the dozen or single. • F l i e c t s c t Pork, Lard, Butter, Dried Fruit, Oranges Lemons. Cash paid at all times for Butter and all other Fanner’s Produce. L. E. LAPHAM. Penn Yan, Sept., 1855. *57tf T O T H E M E R C H A N T S OF THE WEST AND NORTH WEST. Philadelphia, January 1,1?56. G ENTLEMEN—The Railroad communication via EL MIRA, WILLIAMSPORT and CATAWISSA being complete, yon are brought n « -a r e r to this market than New York. Tl/e prices of Freights are to be equally low. Therefore, we, the undersigned MANUFACTURERS, JOBBERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS, respectfully ask your atteution to our Market and Stocks of GOODS, hop ing to become more intimately acquainted with you, and to share a portion of your patronage. STEVENS, H0LLINGSHKAD «fc CO., Grocers and Com mission Merchants, 77 N. I atcr street. PLATT & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, 30 N. Water street. RICH AIIDS0N & CADE, Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, 18 S. Fourth street. BUNN,RA1UUEL& CO., Plain Silks, Dry Goods, Ac. 91 N. Third street. IIH>DLE, PENN0CK A CO., Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, lo3 Market street. WM. H. HORTSMAN A SONS, 61 North Third Street, Manufacturers and Importorsof Military Goods, I,tidies* Dress Trimmings, Curtain and Blind Trimmings, Car riage Trimmings, Masonic and Odd Fellows* Regalia, Ac. BURNETT, SEXTON & SWEA1UNGEN, Hosiery, Variety and Fancy Dry Goods, 166 Market street. TIIO. WHITE A CO., Manufacturers Straw, efik Bonnets, and Millinery Goods, 41 S. Second street. W. F. WARBURTON, (Successor to W. H. Beebe,) Fash ionable llata. Caps, Ac. 138 Chestnut street. BAILEY A BliO., importers and Manufacturers of Car petings and Oil C!oths,252 Chestnut street, SLEEPER A FENNER, Manufacturers of Parasols and Umbrellas, 126 Market street. PRATT A HEATH, Importers of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,80 Market Street. JAMES BARBER, Manulacturcr of Rapps- Gold Pen, and dealer in decks, S. E. corner of Second and Chestnut streets BURTON A LANNING, Manufacturer of Paper Hangings, Ac., 124 Arch street. . B. PERRY, Publishers and Booksellars, 198 Market-st. TRUITT, BROTHER A CO., Hardware, 169 and 171 Market Street. WM. V. WILSTACII A 0 0 ., Saddlery and Coach Hard ware, Saddle and Carriage l'rtrti’mmgti, Harness Mount ings, Ac., 2 8 # North Third Street. N. & G. TAYLOR, Tin, Plate, Copper, Sheet Iron, Ac. 3 and 6 Branch street. LEWIS, JAMES A CO., Agents for Lewis’ Pure Leads, Pure Zincs, and Pure Colors. Also for the sate of the Penn. Manufacturing Co’s Condensed Lye, a cbonp sub stitute for Soda and Potash. BROWNING A BRQ., 28 aud 30 N. Front street, Manu facturers of Extract of Logwood, Dye Woods, Dyo Stuffs, Ac. YARN ELL A OGDEN, 274 and 280 N. Third street, Man ufacturers Burning Fluid, Camphene, Alcohol and Spir its Tupentine. WM. D. GLENN, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Dvuggista* Articles, Ac., 20 8. Fourth street. JOSHUA COWPLANl), Large Gilt Frame Mirrors, Pic ture Frames Ac. 27 S. Fourth street. MYRON SHEW, Duguerrcotype Appartus, Plates, Ac. 118 Chestnut street. JOHN A. RIDDLE, Traveling Agent. Um074 At Merchants’ Hotel, N. 4th St., Phila. J ONES A LATIMER arc offering a large quantity of CurteJ.2 G f : I?, they bav-e rsw styks. ruck •* Tsm- anlr I«ruar.iUti * f 1 ® !8?5. j C A N A N D A I G U A A E L l f l l R A R . R . f t i R iT iT ' r a k ^ r On and after Tuesday, Jail. 15th, 1S56, trains will leave Penn Yan as follows:— SOUTHWARD BOUND TRAINS. Morning Express ............. ....................................9,10 ▲. *t. Evening E x p ress .................. . .......................... 6,57 i>. m . Way Freight,.......................................................12,30 p . at. NORTHWARD BOUND TRAINS. Mornfng Express....................................................7,13 a . m Evening Express .................................... ............ 8,18 p . m . Express F t e i£ t .................................................... 11,00 a . m . Supt's Office* Canandaigua, Jail. 29, 1656. __________________________ W. Q. LAPHAM,Sup’t. \VTRRIftOE and heavy Ribbed Cotton Wrappers and I % I ^ _ * .. . .. ^ - - f « A A A I N S U R A N C E . I Drawers, a new lot for sate by Dec. 12,1855. a # T.F. SHARPE. T HE subscribers have this day formed a Co-Partnership under tho Firm o f ADAMS A McNIEL, for the pur pose of conducting the Mercantile Business tu the village of Penn Yan. Penn Yan, February 1st, 1656. C A R D * I T WILL be seen b y the above Notices, that I have sold my interest i i the late firm of Ford A Adams, to Mr. JOHN M. McNIEL. The business will be\ conducted by ADAMS A McNIEL, as heretofore, and having known them for years, I can cheerfully recommen 1 them to the former friends of the House, as worthy of confidence and patronage. MILTON M. FORD. Penn Yan, Fcb’y 1st, 1856, _________ ____ ________ 677 n o t i g e . ff'H B undersigned, (Successors o f F ord A A dams ,) will 1 always <cep at No. 20, Main clreet, a lasgc assort ment of t A N G Y A N D S T A P L E D R Y GOODS ,, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, BOOTS A SHOES, BONNETS AKb MILLIN ERY GOODS, NAILS, FISH* CARPET- ING, WINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANGINGS, GLASS W a RE, DYE STUFFS, LOOKING GLASSES, WILLOW WARE, Ad., Ac. The above Goods will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, r on approved credit. We hope by close attention to business, strict integrity, honest dealings, GOOD GOODS m i LOW PRICES, not only to receive^ but to merit a liberal share of patronage. We assure the formerfriends of Ford A Adams, that we will make our Store as good a business home to them as it has been in the past, and will try to make it better. And we respectfully Invite a call from ALLf friends and stran gers, confidently believing that we can do you good. fel)l’56[677] ADAMS A McNIEL. S I '.K D .-fcA Nice Article of the large or small kind, for sa e by feb 14*56 ___________________________ L,B. LAPHAM. OTIS HAGGERTY, WITS W e l l s & c h u i s t i e . Manufacturers and Jobbers of BOOTS AND SHOES, 35 C o u r t l a n d t Street, First door above Merchants’ Hotel, NEW YORK. VALENJ1NES! VALENTINES! VALENTINES! s VALENTINES!! VALENTINES! ! e VALENTINES! j E Y E A N D E A R I N F I R M A R Y . C iONDUCTF.D by Dr. P otter , who will take special su- ' pervision of all cases, requesting treatment. The great variety ol diseases effecting thy Kye and Ear will receive Ills pyrticfilar attention. In order to, treat them snccessfully, it Is absolutely necessary that the ope rator should have a thorough knowledge of Anatomy,and of general practice, and the path logy of diseases. It is as important as it is for the surgeon in order to make a skill ful and successful operator ; Cataracts rendering the crys talline lens opake, and opacities and Films covering the cornea, causing blindness, will be safely removed, and Cross Eyes effectually restored, This common affection, Chronic Inflammation of the Eye and Lids, attended with Weakness of vision, with thickened and granulated lids, will be successfully treated by mild and effectual remedies, after the most approved plan of treatment. D r . P otter will attend to his general Surgical practice as usual. Prnttsburgh to a pleasant New England-built village.— It has a tine Academy, new in » flourishing condition.--~ The location is elevated and healthy, and living cheap. Lo the invalid, who wishes to make it his abode for a time, its attractions will make it ple:isant. tfv76 1?IG S ! F8<«S! !—Some splendid ones have Just I*1 been received by me, I sell them by the Drum very cheap,.call and sec them. L. K. LAPHAM. A NICE lot of P a »• ted 4s under price. * just received and warran May 9, BRUKN AFISII. N E W YORK 1850,—SPRING TRADE. 185G. E A S T M A N , S H E L D O . Y & T O W N S E N D , N o . 1 7 M u r r a y S t r e e t , Near Broadway, Importers and Jobbers of SILifc A N D F A N C Y D R Y R O O D S , Invite the attention of Merchants visiting New York, to their large and varied stock of RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. LACES, MILLINERY GOODS, GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, SMALL WARES, WHITE GOODS, Ac. We buy for Cash exclusively, nod devote our special at tention to the above mentioned Goods, (particularly Dress Trimmings and Ribbons.) They arc 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 buyers, at prices corresponding witli those charged for more staple Goods. - Sin674 B O O K A G E N T S 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, and others, and sold by Agents only. These books are all calculated and designed to do c O od , and tu*e among the most popular and salable, published: Our list includes tlie best works o f T. S. Arthur. Over I t , 0 , 0 0 0 volumes were sold dxtring the past year— consisting o f his HOME LIBRARY. COTTAGE LIBRARY, GOLDEN GRAINS FROM LIFE’S HARVEST-FIELD, TE N NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM, THE COOD TIME COMING, [just published,] Ac., Ac. Agents now canvassing for us, [men and women] find It a pleasant and profitable employment, and are making from 8 4 0 to $ 1 0 0 per month. For further particulars and Catalogue, address H. A. YATES, 8m674 No. 7 South-street, Auburn, N. Y. A M B R O T Y P E 8 P A T E N T E D B Y L a R O Y SUNDERLAND, R ELIABLE, in all forms of Disease, without Medicine The BEST REMEDY, ever known, In BLINDNESS, and affections o f 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 Us benefits. Iy674. _______ v , Ludicro, Tragi co,Comico and Jim Cio, Sentimen tal, JP««-Dlmental, Instrumental, and Vital Mental Lovable, Laughable, Vegetable, Agreeable, and VVr| Saleable. FoV Voting Men and Maidens, Old Men and Maidens, Young Men and Widows, Rich Men, Poor Mon, Women and all Men. Just received and for sale at the Yates Co. Bookstore, the Largest, Longest, Richest, Fullest, a fid Cheapest as sortment of Valentines evef received In Yates Co., Whole sale and Retail,so come early, if you want the Beauties. Dont forget the place, the County Bookstore. 675 JAMES BURNS. $5 0 0 REW ARD T X T ILL be paid to any person who will give information vV where the large stock of China, Glass, and Earth enware, has gone that was taken from the store of S. W. B cjckbkk , 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 $3 to SO. Also a most elegant assortment of W h i t e G r a n i t e W a r e ) which is superior in quality and cheaper in price than has ever been offered in Western New York. She .also made a large purchase of PL ITlsD WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY, which are all warranted from the best Manufactories, and will be sold equally as cheap ns the above. Remember only four doors below the Post Office, S. W. BUCKtiEK. Penn Yan, Sept. 20,1855. *67tf. PRATTSBf RG II A N h W J i l i A I N 1‘U O T U U Y ! 1 -1I1S BEAUTIFUL ART after n long experiment is at last perfected, and the ?ubscvlber who HAS THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF YATES COUNTY, is now ena bled to offer to ihe public, A NhW gTYLE OK PICTURE, farexceeding in beauty and durability, anything ever be fore made. The exceeding fineness, depth ut light and shade, and richness of tone, is wonderful. THEY DO NOT REVERSE THE SUBJECT, bnt represent everything in its true position, consequently Regalias, Designs wi.h let ters and figures, &c. appear perfectly unturul. They are vi;hout the glare of a Daguerreotype & hence may be seen in any view. THEY WILL LAST FOR AGES UXCHAMGED, and possess the rare quality ofim perish'ibitv. Being hermetically scaled between glass plates with an indestructable cement which toon hardens ami the two plates beconft; in effect one, with the Picture in the centre, as durable as the glass itself- This art is particularly adapted to every style ot face and complexion and wifi be found cspeciall. favorable to ight hair and weak eyes. The Pictures arc pronounced by competent judges, to be the grandest n.hlevement in the Photograph ic Art; having a relief and clearnes- that is truly aston- is/ ing. • he Proprietess by the improved facilities is ena bled to produce Aiuhrotypcs from the SMAIAEST 1*0 THE FULL SIZE, with all the TRUTH OF NATURE, and the permanence <>i the finest plate gla>6. The long sought for end in Photographic Portraiture, the Ambrotype Slerescope, MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP PRECIATED. The reief and fullness, ns perfect us life. The Pictures offer inducements to those wishing to send tb'*m abroad, as they are proofagaitist the action of water, acids, and clhuate or atmosphere, and may be laid in wa ter for months with safety. C A U I’ fiOtN . — Pictures not Hermetically Sealed and Stamped “ PATENT,\ and made on single Glass are worthless imitations, and it is an imposition on tbe public to sell them for Amhrotypcs. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS are invited to call ahd examine specimens in this Art. They arc sure of polite attention, and if they wish a SUPERIOR PICTURE. Children’s Likenesses taken by this process are made almost instantaneously. Daguerreotypes copied into Am- brotypes and rendered permanent. Gallery ojqmitc the American Hotel. MRS. McALLAETKR. Penn Yan. January 17,lS5f». 678tf F U R S W M y A T COST! A LARGE LOT OK LADYS1 FAN CY FURS* • >iii be gold at 5U per cent less than their va’.ae for CASH. ogtuggBBk I u tins Stock you will find all tbe Fashionable JtlWMWa* styles of Furs, such as Mink Sets, British Sa ble, Stone Miu-tir, Rock do., Fitcli and Co ney, and Misses Furs; all kinds of Cuffs. Fur Gloves, Fancy Sleigh Rubes. I have Ids of Furs worth from 5 dollars up to 50 dollars. All will be sold for half tlielr va \u a. Call soon before sold. Penn Yan, Jan. IU, 1856. ______________ P, MARTIN, CLOCKS. WATOIILS AND JEWELRY ! WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Penn Yan and vicinity that I I kivo started a shop for repairing C l o c k s , W a t c h c \ s , J c ‘ U i Iry, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; and am located in the front part of II. HANFORD’S Hoot and She Store, No. 42 Main Street, where I shallbe hap py to receive a share ot public patronage, and will pledge myself to give entire satisfaction in all cases. Recollect the place, N o . 42ltliU n Strcvi. CGOtf CHARLES F. HERRICK. P I K E B .iQ U O K S . HE subscriber having obtained license to — Bell Liquors under the Prohibitory Law, and having procured a large Stock of PURE AND UNADULTERATED LIQUORS, of all kinds, offers them for sale to all who are authorized to purchase, on the most reasonable terms. He has a pure and excellent article ol WI lc for Sacra mental purposes, a ho, Port, Malaga and Madeira Wines. Also a general esaottment of Brandies, inclndiog Otant, Seguet, Ac.together with Hum, Gin and other varieties. bold by II. F. ELLIS, opposite Yates County ^Penn Van, Jan. 10th, 1S56. ____ 6>2tf C U A U 1 B E K S & COUNSELORS AT LAW, H A M I L T O N I N S U R A N C E C O M . , S a l e m * M a s s . A M V M B E N D P A Y I N G COMPANY\# CASH C A PITA L £50,000. titiA U A N T E E B C A P I T A L * $ 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 . I NSURANCE is made in four separate and distinct class es, in cacti of wljlch It issues policies du property eimi •fir hi character, and uo other, and each is responsible for its own losses only. THE FARMER’S INSURANCE COMPANY Irouresonly Farmers and other detached Dwellings.— Tne dlv.dends In this Company tho last year, are 4fl per Ceflt on the amount of the year’s premiums deposited. THE CITIZEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY Insures Dwelling Houses Ac., in villages The dividend In this Company the last year are bu per Centon the amount o f the year’s premium deposited. THE MERCHANT’S INSURANCE CO. Insures Mercantile property. The dividends in u,i„ c om. pany for the last year are 15 per cent, on the amount of the year’s premium deposited. THE MANUFACTURER’S INS. CO. Insures Manufacturre'a Property. The dividends In this Company the fast year, are 10 per cent, on the amount of the year's premium deposited. The Directors in this Company are confident that they have adopted the true system of Insurance, and are de termined to Insure no property that ia cot in good condi tion and In repair, and to Conform their risks to such' risks as will be approved by tho other members. Prompt pay ment of losses will be made in all cases. Traveling Agents unknown. B o a r d o i O fficers. W. C. PRESCOTT, Prcs’t Jf. T. DENHAM, Sec’y Directors# Wm.C. Prescott, Joshua Sylvester, Elijah Hanson, John T. Burnham, N.D. Symans, James Kimble, John Hilton. W, P. Dollivcr, Wm. Browu. A. Richardson, Earl W. Johnson, N. A.CLARK,Superintendent. Applications can be had at corner of Main and Elm St., Penn Yan. “ J. SLOAN. CLOVER SEED! 1 HAVE been at some paiifs'and expense to procure some of the finest lots of the LARGE KIND of CL0- S O m i T S f i l N G N H W IN K 'C O N fW IY # VEK SEED ever lumlshed In ifiis Countv. There is wo v '/T 'U E subscribers have beau experimenting severs question as to its h etng the large kind, and as Mich it w (fl JL years with different metals, In order to find, if pos alble, a compound, or alloy, for making plates for .A r t ificia l 'I'cclls-w h i c h would for all practic able purposes be as good as Gold; and having been entirely successful,they take pleasure in announcing to the public, that by tlie application of Electro “ Aletnllur rrv ** t)i«u . . . i . h .1 . . > i. i m .. .. - warranted. I have the small kind also,and Timothy Seed all o f which will be sold at the rriarket price. Feb 21., 1856. M. HAMLIN. S T A T r . R I E N T OK THB Bridgport Fire and Marine Insurance Co., O n t l i c F i r s t d a y o f J a i H ) 165<S. CAPITAL STOCK, ............................................... $100,000 THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE Cash on hand and in Bank, ................... $8,457.70 Balance due from Agents and other# in course of transmission,..................... 6.017.22 Loat s on mortgage .............................. 2.074.79 Loans on collateral security,.................. 14.750.00 Value of collaterals $20,125 Endorsed notes payable dt Bank, .......... 78.681.52 Notes received for Marine Premiums,... 1.899.45 One Hundred Forty-Four Shares Bank Stock,.. . . ... .... .. . .••••I7.1I6.OO Twenty-One Shares Railroad Stock, .. 1.785.00 Twenty four Shares Manufacturing St’k .600.00 Excess above capital. 20.981.68 $120,951.08 $ I20.9S1.C8 AH outstanding claims adjusted and unadjsuted, not yet due ............................... $G.G47.1S Claims resisted as illegal or fraudulent ................ 2.ni)0.0(> II. W. OilATFIELD, P res ’ t . J. H. WASHBURN, S kc ’ y . Bridgeport, Conn., January 28, 1856. tfUTG J. SLOAN, Agent. Tlie Star Joint Stock Fire Insuranc Com., o f O g d c n stuif'gs N. X . CAPITAL SI 3 0 ,0 0 0 . rgMUS Company, incorporated under the new act of 1 June, 1858, of the State of New York, with a 'xma fide, unimpaired capital of$l5fl,«'00s offers to Insure against loss or damage by tirtf, on as favorable terms as any other good Slock Company. Farmers, and owners of detached property, will find this company much safer and quite as cheap as the Mu tuals. No premium notes are taken, and policies can be issued for a term of years, if required. S. II. WELLES, Agent, Penn Dec. 15, 1855. 569 ' N E W W IN T E R G O O D S ! I N addition to a large Stock ptfrchd eJ In the fail. 1 have Just returned from New York with a beautiful supply of SvflSounbie Goodsp«rchnrcd as ustel, almost ex clusively for cash, at the close of t iiv market, and at le-* prices than obtained at the curly sales; and they will now be offered at such rates as will he likely fo make au impression. I shall range lowTorcasli, and give iny credit customers the benefit ofthe change. I will make this the beet place to I v y Good* in thu County. I shall keep n heavy Stock and keep it up nil the time. Am now receiving Goods from New York almost dolly Shall go to New York often—buy for Cush—and sell low.— I know the people demand tins'mode of doing business, and I promptly respond. Old or urtfr'^W** goods that arc found on hand, will be sacrificed i .rthwith. .Many bargains may be had here in that way. My motto in Dress Goods is elegant simplicity# rather than fashionable absurdity ; and my principle ia to buy anything really beautiful whenever and wherever I can find it, and to purchase nothing poor or decuptive because a little more c«n b<» made on it. I have now a heavy Stock of TWE56DS, -IF.XSS a x d c a s s im e r e s . of all ktnds. AH kinds of BROAD CLOTHS of coarse:— Drab. Olive, Black,Royal Purple, and Grev todies’ Cloths; the latter u now generally worn in New York. A very large gathering of the nicest MERRIMACK COCHECO,Philip Allen, American Print-Works and other styles of Calico44 extant.\ Come and see A great vari ety of extra fine and low priced SUKKTlSCS. Can they be bought elsewhere cheaper than here ? DELA1NS, PLAID MEIUNOKS, PAK- amettes. Canton Cloths, Poplins, Debages,- Ginghams large lot ofBlack Silks, Colored Changeable Siika at low prices, and a thousand nod one new and clegaui articles that constitute tins one of the Largest if not the largest Stock in the Country. >1.11AV.LIN. Dec 18,1855. G59 gy» they are enabl’d to furntoh Fto tes of Teel h at nearly viie li.utlie expense of the (>• old Plates now in use; and for beauty, durability, and retbting the corroding ef fects of the most powerful ehomicul agents. They AVo equal to tht finest Gold Plate. Whole upper sefs can ; be made for, from Ei/hteen to Thirty dollars, and eu * tire sets,—upper and under—for from Thlrty.five to Sixty dollars, and smaller \cases in proportion. Specimens may be seen at their office, in Penn Yan, at any time, and Ifreqncstedjhcy can refer tiny one to-^ those who have such plates of their manufacture now in use. They would state ulsojor the benefit oftho.se who f have stiver plates, that corrode, or turn black in the Tmouth, that for a trtfliUgsum, they can be made to re • ; sist entirely the actions of acids, and remain brighi •in’rte. J.ELMENBOflFX- S 0 » \ \1 The undersigned (re-ldent Jewellers of ivtin Van,) 9] 2-having made otim lves acquainted with the process tojE ,1: which Electro Metallurgy is appfiM if, -vvi mnnuhicto- M IlHory of plates for Artifichil Teeth, b5 A S ons , o f Penn Van, we can recommend it 10 all who’ ,mny need plates of teeth, its being superior to plates made of IS carat gold, as a perfectly pure gold sur-fi face Is obtaJved, together with all the strength, beau# Ii tv and daribi’Uy neccsstry for such work, f 9 LEVI (>. DUNNING, 5* L.SUNDEHLIN. W. C. M RUfS. Penn Yan, ay 7,1655. BWOTSf BOOTS! 1 H P R A T T still continues to manufacture and kevp for sale, tti No. 3d Main Street, three doore below the American Hotel, one of tho choicest lots of B O O 'r s A Pi l> SK O fl-;S 6 ;$g:| ever offered to the public. 1 employ workmen fo gj) unequalled skill, and purchase none but THE BEST OF STOCK, and am quite eertifift I can accommodate those m ho favor me wilha cull, with Denote and Shoesof all kinds, that willgive entivp satisfaction.—- As my busine.'is is dime on the REA D Y FA Y PfilNCI- WOOLEN YARN FOR KNITTING. 'INE and Coarse Yams, of Grey, Black, White, State, Random, mixed, Ac., from the Waahinee Company, enough to keep idle hands out o f mischief for a long time. ’09 M. HAMLIN. VLE. I can and will SELL AS fie any other ea- done in tip top style, and in tablishment In Yates County, that AHA good a quality an [ GARRET ESTABLISHMENT. A LL the various Grades of Carpets from an elegant Brussel and three ply down to a Cotton 2s 6.1, togeth er with Kush Mayings, Oil Cloths, Mats, Stair and Rag Carpets arc kept in qatiutij’es, more than equal to the de mand. Increasing cafe and intermit will be given to this part df ottf trade; The handsome?! patterns will always be selected as fast as they appear in the market, and from every available source, and will be offered so low ns to se cure a la»ge and permanent trade therein. M. HAMLIN. ! FAIRER HANGING! 'T'TIERE !s no ornament so cheap as tint of Well paper and tho variety is almost unlimited. 1 have now on hand a very great variety of patterns, and some'2^00 01 8000 new pieces are new ordered for. the early Spring trade. Many of them afe reaPy captivating. It is worth something to look at them. Afro all Shales Paper Cur tains of the Newest styles, Cord*, Tassefr, Ac. ’69 M. HAMLIN. 10 * 'O K TBCI? I X O X M l I t A L . PIECES mere of those2s 6d Tweeds, that are setting the World crazy, I nearly had said—commanding the consideration ofthe most sensible men. janH*5t‘[t>78] M. IIAMLIN. n r; a l t i f i j l f l a i n s h a w l s ^ JU S T RKCEIYF.D a lot of PLAID SIIAWLS, handsome as a thousand Fiddles, nearly. janl7’56[G7Hl M. HAMLIN. 18017115 P R O T E C T I O N . TEMPEST INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. MERIDIAN, CAYUGA CO., N. Y. 1S0LA1BD HOUSES ONLY INSURED. This Association offers to ihe public securities unsur passed, being In Real Estate,and based on the individual responsibility of the Members of the Association. I’ ofer- encu nmy Uv had of Hon. Chas. lllll, Ex .Mayor, TXwKwtev. A. Strong, Esq., Proprietor Daily Democrat, ttoo\ie»tor. George llosmvr, Esq., Avon. Samuel Jones, Ksq., Middlesex, Yates Co. Samuel !L Buckley, Esq., Tvrrey, G. B. Hazard, Esq., S. C. Cleveland, Esq..Editor Chronicle, Penn Yan. E. 11. NoRTimop, Sec’v. P. 1‘. M gacium , l’res’t. J. H. J ongs , General Agent. MR. 8. DENTON, Penn Yan, “ J. JONES, Middlesex, “ J. G. BAKER, Uemrods. “ Wm. Hauac, Barrington. “ L. J. WILKIN, Dundee. Dr. G. W. BRUNDAGR, Dresden, llcv. E. FERGUSON, Milo. Iy676 Agents for Yates County. 11 u F O R S A L E . JFAI5H1 F O R SALE# rPIIE Subscriber offers for gale his Farm, »w, l|«*i * situated one mile south of Wellsville, AUe- v gyLgany County. Said Farm contains 1 5 7 A L* r e s , 60 Acres well improved, 80 Acres partially im proved. The soil Is excellent and well watered by the river, and six durable Springs. Price 26 dollars per Acre, Also for sale 100 acres adjoining said Farm, covered with beautiful HEMLOCK TIMBER, intersperccd with hard wood. Price $8 per Acre. AH this land lies near a village of 1700 inhabitants and which is rapidly increasing in population. Tlie above pre sents ft great inducement for a Yates County Farmer,whose farm issm- f erthan he may deem desirabfe/osetl.and invert the proceeds in the above property, lie will thereby se cure an excellent location, a farm of sufficient size, and a sure prospect of doubling his capital. A credit will be given for a portion of the purchase money. For further particulars enquire of HENRY C. WHEELER, Ksq., near Penn Yan, or by mail of the subscriber. i>73N Wellsville, Pel). 1 , 1S5G. ______________ JOEL WA R F« F A R M F O R S A L E . FARM of 188# Acres on Bluff Point, iiboutG miles from Penn Yan, owned by E dwin L. J illstt , is offered for sate, and will be disposed o f on reasonable terms. It to under good cul tivation and is in all respects a desirable farm. For termi and further particulars enquire of CHARLES DARE, Penn Yan. Jan. 81,1856. lmG75 * F A R M F O R S A L K ! FARM containing aboiit one hundred acres,sit* uated at Milo Center, Yates Co., N. Y., and up on the line of the Canandaigua and Elmira Rail road. It is well water cd by springs and easily cultivated, located in a good neighborhood, convenient tochurchcs, school houses and stores—has upon it u good DWELLING HOUSE and out buildings. It is a good wheat and grain farm, and has about 29 acres of CHOICE natural meadow land upon it, and is in every way a desirable locution.— For T erms , which willbe made easy, apply to S. S. ELLSWORTH, Penn Yan, *00tf ________________ SPENCER BOOTH, Branchport. F o r S a l e . T HE Subscriber offers for stle his Ufa resldenc on Canal Street, now occupied by Wm. If H artsox , Esq. For terms, (which will be accommodating) inquire of OLIVER STARK, at his office. C. W. BENNETT. ’G2tf O UR BUSINESS IS TO S7.LL AS CHEAP AS WK CAN—not as dear as we can. The results to cus tomers are somewhat different in the txvo cases. Dili you ever think of it? M, HAMLIN. jab 17*5' [678] ______________________________________ D O W N GO T H E S I L K S . A LARGE Company of l'Jaid, Striped, Changeable, Brocade and India Silks of the latest and best styles are now to be 0Dieted so low as ought lo main; alt eyes w a ter. But gd they must. Our business is tti SELL Goode, not to KEEP them. Mark that ye wise ones. Janl7’5G[673] M. IIAMLIN. H L A C K 8 I L K S . A HEAVY LOT of Lustrous Black Silks, of all quail- ties, are impatiently waiting your orders. Anv Inter est in this direction? M. HAMLIN. janl7’5C[678] ____________ ___ _ _________ ^ CROCKERY! W HILE many of the merchants of this Village are going out of this branch of the trade, I have largely increased my Stock and shall make heavy additions there to from time lo time, and of. the best styles demanded.— Every new and handsome style ot moderate price that ap pears in the market will be taken at once and offered here. ’G9 M HAMLIN. HOSIERY, HOODS, YICTO- RiNES, &e. A LL sorts,«izes ami conditions of Hosiery and Cloves for Ladies, Misses and Children. It mnv happen that the very thing that you may want is not he u,hi t j hazard little in saying fhat every thing else is, ami ti e v too iu no small variety. *G9 M. HAMLIN Y a l e s C o # F u r n i t u r e B e j i o f , A T T H E OLD ST.xN!). On the Corner o f Main <6 Clinton it*... M AY he foun 11he h rgest assert 13 nt of frumitore o f every ile.scripti. if ever offered In this place, consisting </ more tliaii forty Burea\R and Book-ca* f <»f various styles, from a first vale arli civ, with elegant glass and marble top, down to as cheap a fabric as can be de sired. Id the way o f Tables and Stands Our assortment cohMsIe of upwards of 1U0, with a choice df So or 40 different paUerus BedM&ds df every descrip tion, including some styles never offered here before; also a full assortment ot Mntii asses of all kinds. In addition to tlie above, we .ire ifianufaglurmg the SPIi/NQ B E 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 srty that our stock of CHAIRS is extensive, comprising every vari ety of Cane at»d Flag Scat Chairs, Rockers, Cas tor Chairs, besides a largo lot of Mahogany Chaffs of different patterns. We also have Sofas and Tetc a Tetes at all prices and to suit alt tastes. A fine lot of LOOKING GLASSES, together with a variety of Willow' Chairs, Wagons, and Cfadles. Our arrangements for HOME MADE WORK are to say the least, as thorough and extensive as at any establishment in the comity, aild its my fi t^hd down si. says “ the public are sick of shards” (anil lie is good authori ty on that point) if you ffill only call at the Yates Co. Fur niture Depot, we think you will toutity be able to dis tinguish the difference our wortc presents from the “ shams” that arc ometitnes offered iu Ihe market, both “ imported” and domestic. DOFF IIS'S of every description kept constantly on hand, with FISK’S VETALIC BURIAL CASE. Ido. i i 6CI?A B Cilil little less than no time. - MOST KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE; Don't forget that the place fur Qreal Bargains Is at Lfz Cheap Hoot and Shoe titoreof 11. D. PRATT. Penn Yan, Oct. 2, 1865, ’5Stf iN u r « r j m t*n, F r u i t G r o w e r s a n d F a r * u a v r t f . ' THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL REVIEW, /. JOURNAL OF SUBURBAN ART. Superbly and profusely illustrated. Devoted to the ad- vancemcnt of the Knval Interests iu America. ' IMIIS is one of the largest and meet elaborate works of 1 the kind in the world. Rural Architecture forms one of the principal features. Each number contains from two to four engravings of model cottages, from designs by eminent and skilful arch- fleets. Space is also aligned to the tasteM art of Land, scape Gardening; engraved plans of gardens in every rtyle, and adapud to the peculiarities of different orders of architecture, beautify tho work. Engravings of new fruits, new flowers, new vegetable*, Ac., areHluurutcd and described as soon as their respec tive qualities can be determined, forming the most com plete and elegant Manual of Rural Husbandry ever at tempted. An experienced corps of practical writers, ecv en in number, arc engaged to fill its columns. It contains seventy large pages,' and is printed on the finest 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. $l,Uta; will be distributed at the end of the yeafc among those who send ua the twenty largest list of subscribers. These premiums will be paid in cash. The.firstpremium willbe $fntu The fallowing are selected from hundreds of similar no- tices, voluntarily contributed by contemporaneous public cationS:— Thp HORTICULTURAL REVIEW deserves tlie m^st liber:.! patronage. It i> not only eminently practical, but ia written in ii stjlcthwt e^uul* the best efforts of the late A.\u. Downing .—Iinickerbcujker .The most useful and elegant 6ook ofthe hind that has ever come uiider our observation.— Regixt&r. Mr. llcagles, thq editor of tl>c HORTICULTURAL RE- VIEW, is a practical pomufogiri, and one of the finest scholars our country. boast.*of. He possesses thu glowing de*criplive powers of Dickens, {he elegant gossip of Wal pole, combined with a thorough knowledge of the rural art .—State P llce. Tribune. Farmers buy it for your sons—buy it for your daughters It is a rich intellectual irov ;■ a r.-tre combination of the beautiful and the Useful.— Argue, N y. We had thought that in Downing’s death, the eloquent advocate c f rural adornment had become only a cherished remembrance; but in Mr. Beagles we discover an equally rich niine-of mental w ealth, that betokens the influence of the spirit that Is gone .—Montrose lMhuue. Advertisers will find this an unsurpassed medium of pub licity, us ihe HORTICULTURAL REVIEW circulates ex- , teusirely in every State in the Union. Advertisement* j inserted al tlie. rate of 51i:ptir page. <> © D K N G K A V IY G . Those requiring Wood Engraving, can have their orders executed i|ian.m>rivale<) manner. Special aUevti^n is given to views of ANIMALS; an experienced English Draughtsman i i ongagt;.!/oh llito expros purpose. Per sons living at a distance can forward a daguerreotype c f the object (by mail] they wish emrr.ived, which will be a sufficient guide to obtain a perfect fac simile, block Breed ers will be dealt with on very Hhertl terms. AGRICULTURAL BOORS can bs furnished on every useful subject,from both English and American publishers by inclosing to our addi'ess the price of the b »ok required. Specimen numners will be forwarded os the receipt of IS cts. in postage stamps. ‘ V. RE AG LE8, Publisher* 6m672 2ii3 Broadway, N. York THE EAST SIDE THE STREET 1 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 tlie block. Sometimes a pile of prints is giv#-n to the slaughter; and again a party of Cloths anil Cassimcrss is elected to be s‘ain. Just now a comiderable of an on slaught is being made upon TWEEDS, JEANS, AND SATINETS, and low prices stuff Goods generelly. . A heavy honest JEAN is soli! at laOd ; a bunkum TWEED which has had quite a run and created sensation in several quarters, at'Jstid. A handsome, dark, go to meeting SATINET, at a like price, a family o f 12e PANC Y FLA IDS, at $ too and so on. To-morrow we shall offer a little sisterhood of 9 Cent Curtain prints, at cents. What will be dtine next day can’t say ,not knowing what a day may bring forth ; but you e-pccially, that have cash tv p a y,. had better lie here to see. M, IIAMLIN. Venn Yan, San. 3d, 1856. SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING! S e l l i n g o f f n t C o s t AT FOWLE'S NEW YORK CASH STORE. I AM directed to dispose of the balance of iny Stock u Goods for the remainder of the Season,at FIRST U’OST, for Cash, Those in want of New Goods, whir.’,, were pur chased extremely low, will not fail to tslie advantage of this rare opportunity to obtain snppU* at Prime Cost, and thereby save 25 to 6U per cent on their purchases. The following in part, h: & list of vur goods . BL’K SILKS, a ’.ariefy of qualities from Cs to 12s y’rd, warranty to give entire satisfaction. , FANCY DRESS SILKS, various colors, styles and qual- cheaper limn can be bought elsewhere. SIIAWLS, a good assortment of Brocha, Long and Square, Colored Thibet#, Printed and Plain Cashmere, DVk Silk Ac., also Woolen Shawls, extra to common quali ties. LADIES’ CLOTH CAPES AND CLOAKS, In almost every color and style of Trimming. D k LAINS, Plain, all Wool, and choice shades. FIGURED CASHMERES. FRENCH MERlNOiS\ a fine assortment at the lowest prices. MERINO PLAIDS, all Wool, and Cotton and Wool, a good assortment o f colors. PARAMETTAR, of all shades, the same goods we sold so cheap last fall. OINUIIA.MS, fine .Scotch, and French Gingham#. Common do WHITE GOODS, Embroideries, Glovts, Hosiery. . BONNET RIBBONS AND DRESS TIUMMINtiS. be8t assortment in town. LUPIN'S best French Bombazines, very low. English thread Lace, New Patterns, lin.rvi, llw Muslin and Lace Window Drapery, fro* ,a per UP BVk Brussels, Silk and Common too# English and French Crapes. .wAterclifaf« Embroidered Linen and Swiss ifandKerunefs. Hemstitch, and Common , tnenrHii® Jaconett and Swiss edging and inserting. Bonnet Silks and Satins, Gents Italian and Fancy Cravats. Best Iriah Linens. Pltt.rt x Ctvoico Fa” Prints. P*®1* E ^ e m s . Diaper and Towell°ff» Bleached Shetet»n£< and Brown Sheetings, very low. Canton Flannel*. Beached and Brown, Umbrellas. „ Ladies ' ests. ■* 1 a a I n n . l Z l — • D r . M U SSE L J . W H I T E # A NALYTICAL p h y s i c * AN ,willl>e In attendant al hisofficesas follows: PENN VAN, American Hotel, Thursday, the 6th of March. Syracuse, Brintnall’F Iloiel, Sunday and Monday, the 27th anti 28th'Of January, and Saturday, the 28d of Feb ruary, and Sunday and Monday, the IGthand 17ihof March. Auburn, American, Hntel. Monday, the SdofV&rch* Waterloo. Eagfelfotel, Tuesday, the 4th of March. Cananduigua, Canandaigua Hotel, Wednesday, the 5th of Marcn. Leroy, Eagle Hotel, Friday, the 7th of March. Batavia, American liulrt, Saturday, the 8th of March. Rochester, Eagle Hotel.Saturday and Sunday, the 9th and luth of February, and Monday and Tuesday, the 10th and llth of March. » For consultation with those laboring under any chronic ot long standing complaiuts.Mm! if curable and reasonable directions are adhered to, they can be cured. Dr. White's entire time has been devoted to the various forms of Chronic disease*.far the past ten years, examin ing many thousands annually. 13y u careful adherence of direcUot e, come <*f the most wretched and hopeless have been res or ;d to comfortable health. Patients arc-never encouraged or subjected Jo vxpeuse without a reasonable prospect of success. E3F\ Special attention given to tits diseases of Women and Children, CS'” CONSULTATION FREE. De. W. wil: show that the present mode of treatment for chronic diseases are wrong\ ai.il not calctihiied to prove beneficial—and explain the principles by which cure? of those diseases may he effected. 1 (is theory of disease dif fers from alt others that have been adopted, but not more 'O than docs his meti.od of treatment. He does not make ielt to make well, liar te'ar down to build up again. January 24, 1856.\ C74 .•k. ll ilCi.llt.-i. .V VUkl'.l t I The public are respectfully invited to call and examine cur stock, and judge for themselves. 49lf SAMUEL V. CURTIS. T • XV S M I T H A: V U > S . IN GENEVA, IS I 1 I ( I F a r m e r s jinvo-i yonr Ijdiicy i*i good Im p l e m e n t s lie s better th a n fo p u t it. E2i t h e JB a iilt* A LLOW me to call -your attention to the following ex cellent Machine-- : MERY’S 1WTENT HORSE POWER f a Worth Going to See! j r|MlKY have the largest and beet Stock of Furniture, 1. Chairs, Ac., ever offered for sale in Western New York, There you cap find most elegant suits of ROSE WOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT AND OAK, /■ .T ^ a a n d asmany styles of FANCY CHAIRS, ^ SOFAS, DIVANS. Tele a Tetes. Oman’s Marble Top Buroo’ta, Sidc-’ .^aids, t ‘f t Ktagem,Pier and Center W i t , Status, Ac. Also Ma hogany and Cast Iron Hat uni Hfui Stands. Cast iron _ ___ • —.; . f . ..... * - ___ • ■ e _ ___ * e . W . ■ • ■ ™ ^ . e . . . . . ^ - « 5^ per Bedsteads, with pat. ?v!ral Spring Beds. Writing and Book C.U969, Wardrobes, idahogany, BFk Walnut,Maple and Oak Bedstead?, Itw v u ofl. Mahogany, and Gilt O m a n i v t i t a l K iookin? G l a s f o s . MATRASSES, Hair, Seagrass, Corn Husks, Straw and Colton,a ltd I’alm Leaf Cushions made to order for Church es and Halls. Couches Lounges, Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Quilts, Coinfortors, Window Shades and Trimmings,Win dow Curtains, Cornices, Bamlr, Pius, CorJ and Tassels, Cribs, Cradles, Tubs, Pails,lirooms.lirnshcs, Washboards, Clothes-pins,Propellers,Thugs,Hobby llCraeS.Cabs,Sleighs, B\riggoca(Cradfes Ac., <tc., Ac. MUSIC! ! t i Seraphim’s /Rohan Key’d Orgnn^ .0lu^ v*,Ac* .urdeans, Flutinas, Violins, « » « * • 1 ' t o , Banjoes, ^ Tamborincs, Bows, Briges, Rosin lu- ^ ^ s t r u c t l o i . Books, Music Port Violin and Gu.t- , ar Strings, V olin and Guitar eases, and a complete cat- j aiugue of Music, from which orders will be feevsved! autl j sent for g e g % g 5 g - flZTK US A CALL. T.W. SMITH* CO. V. *67 tf SCIJEMOKIN COAL! rn ju s c»»*,a Robert article ever brought to this market. J- The Subscriber will supply the citizens of Venn Van with th'-e fuel as cheap as it caube afforded, and delivers it at their offices and r esidences. His yard is located near the Railway Depot, Orders may be left at tlie Drug Store of B, H. H vxtixotox . H. tf. fl'ACENER. Pennn Yan, Nov 15th, 1855 TC i ___ W I N T E R illlL L I N L H Y . ^ j s e S . Ifi. ,f|. SJEJTH hnajirstreturned from New York with a Rich ami Weil sclce- f .1JV7> TnkT.SlUNO MACHINE AND Circular -**\’• riho an attachment f,,r a CROSS CUTT S .1 )Vdmg- ned for Sawing Logs, or- whole T/ees immediately ■ into Sign Wood, POn TABLE CIDER MILLS\ With which yep can make you/ Cider at any time you wish and in quantities to suit yourself Tho Little Giant! Corn and C»l> Mills. , No Farmer raising any quantity vf Corn should be with- obtthis. . Pratt’s Ditch'Digger; Pratt’s Tile and Brick Machine; Straw and* Stalk (,'uitcr^ for liorscs and lutad power. In short,any.AgHcuttiirai .i6pteiu>nt you may wish. Illustrated Circulars aud Catalogues sent to any appli cation. , THESE excellent and deservedly popular Machines are ag^in offered far sale by the subscriber, with the high ert confidence in their ’ superiority. Persons wislung Machines for the coming Fall should order soon. -They are furnished at MiVnufiiclurevf Prices and Kveipht. Sold by J ohn V oar , Agent ot VouU’s Volt Office, Yates Co. VoAk’d P ost O ffice . Sept; 19 1S5N. Cfifitf 9 THE BANNER MILL!! Q l-,K S Jutve not yet ceased, and one of S \X7 NT JUtve uut .>V4 veaew*, VV the last, and most important is the farther im provement made in OUR GRIST MILL, 1beifng a remedy for all insects und Weevil, now so much reared' in Slock of Goods for the Winter trade, and her i our approaching harvest, and as wc are ever mrodfaF of stablishment, on ELM ST., will be found a complete Em- j the interests of our friends and customer5* would call choir arium of Taste and Fashion. ~ ! attention to this valuable invention1 entirely onr aim. Ladies an<l Cotton Hosiery, Silk do. Velvet Ribbons al) Widths. Esla porium w . ............. , . .................... . ........ Her old customers are invited lo call again, and new | whereby we are enabled to-do superior work to any wo ovue will be gladly welcomed. AU will be faithfully and have heretofore done, and we *nTlte . persona having favorably served, and well satisfied. ’65n6 I Grists to Grind, and who wish their gram Penn Yan, Noi’ .S j, 1S55. . ' GttOUND IN THE MANNER, TO CALL AT THE VENN j AN BROV.-tf COLORED MILL, where wc arc \al ww.va on hand, and most happy and ready to wait ou o.*-Wends anti customer?, pledging ourselves to maoufuclv^forthem FLOUR <fF AN EXTRA QUALITY, an well*3 the LARGEST KIND OF y i e l d s : In fact we woo*1 say, if we were not modest men, that wc willu« do AUTUMN OF 1 8 5 5. I NOW offer to my friends and customers the LARGEST VARIETY and BEST SELECTED STOCK of GOODS ever brought to this market The assortment comprises CLOTHS of all kinds, a large line of D ress G o o d s a n d D o m e stic Carpet Waip. Black and White Wadding, BaUiog. g Punts Stuff, all kinds. Everything heretofore teept at this Establishment, to gether with many additional articles, will be found title Fall. The choice Styles and low prices of the above goods, wil upon examination, prove the best advertisement. B. J. FOWL'S, Agent. Eeun Yan, January let, 1806# No. 271 B R O A D W A Y? I woo\* w.’ t *» « e were not mocesi. men, turn we »m j /x?m belter work than earn be done at any other establidi- nf i > a dpi ) ii t vrivns t.. isar- f ment- We have plenty of waieivhnd <*«n thereby dto, rrtno rnn h ' ^anuroved^cleffiL* & P*lCh buS$ncf£9 <>* theshoi test notice, 61 that Hint* Coming gains can be had for Cash °r ^PPn’vcdjCred.t^ ^ | from a distance miy rely o:i li3.v'ag their GRISTS GROUND 4er* ‘ ’ '56 : IMMEDIATELY. J s e r z j . C21U305,} tirene G. j BUCK WHEAT BRAN. A BETTER article .of BUCK-WHEAT BHAN can be had at JILLkTT'S Mill now than at any other time during the Season. It Is of Superior qaalhy and heavy.— Trio*, 2s pr. busUl, for fifty bupbcly apd over. Now ie tfL’V YuRK 1 the t!ae to buy. ’Zli! J.S.JiLlETT. |, pfg ftreax Dblst, Aug., 1S55. October 8 , 1S56. LATER, STILL LATER N o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t h e allies have for. modtha j been foiled In thelv attompUf to take Russia s Strong. ! hold on the Baltic; and the great Lazar has fallen a victim to tho arch Ruler, Time, and gone to lily Fathers, bualneea goes on as usual, and MOftRro is now prepared to receive all kinds of GRAIN, at his new and convenient Warehouse, AT BIO STREAM POINT—cut south hill —for which the , highest market price wifl.be paid m C ash . tieiTSR cas L l on him . J. W. MCKRf*. but RKMEMDER That it is at the Penn Vati BROWtf colored Mill. Where C asxeb & Rirrixiz nil tiitse-wt»ndecs fitifll; Those wishing g’litia ground in the very bert- msnaei! Must call as tho. Mill that is winning the Banner. Wu trust you will judge n< what we can do by tho above poetry as wq arc satisfied that wc can do better grinding grists. CASH AND THE H‘OffK9T PRICE PAID FOR ALL KIND* OF GRAIN. Afro kept constantly ten hini Flour by the bbl., cr !era quantities, an sVV-ti‘/d- vf MU L FELD. Penw Van. J- mo : /.li.-l’T. 1355. \ 44tf C.vixTR a sriTrrrz. i
