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rh- I f f 1 The oldest MY GOODS HOUSE in Penn Yan. \ ' ESTABLISHED IN 1880. : JONES & LATIMER, * **■■ ' KXTKK81VE DEALERS in t t o m f s U c A Foreign, F a n c y A Staple DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, N o r t h C o r n e r o f M a i n a n d SClin V I 7 K are receiving a large and choice Stock of SPUING . , AND SUMMER GOODS just purchased in New York, and of Eastern Manufactures, upon such terms as enables us to offer the same to our old friends and the public al prices « hicli will do them good. Wo will sajr to the Ladies that our Stock of DRESS 0 0 D3,BONNETS, RIBBONS, MANTILLAS, Wrought GOODS, PARASOLS, Ac., Ac., were never better nor eheaper. To the- Gentleman, that our stock of Clothe, Case!- meres, Cravats, Ac , are extensive, (loud and Cheap. And to Housekeepers, that our assortment of WALL 7 A V E R , LOOKING GLASSES, GROCERIES , *C«v., is desirable. We Invl te all to call uod examine our Goods before ma king their spring purchases. JONES A LATI MER. Peon Yan, May 1,1856. 6S3 C S A I I ! GASH ! 1 A T 23 Main St, next door to J ones A L atimer , great bargains will be offered in DRY GOODS I to Cash buyers, by the Subscribers. Having bought Goods since the great depreciation in the Hew York market, I shall be able to sell at rates that wlU defy competition, thick and tbfn, light or dark. DRESS GOuDS ! Rich and Beautiful, bought at a goed profit less than those who bought earlier (Ms season I shall be able to give my customers and friends the benefit of it. Bear this in mind, ray Goo Is are of a choice, variety, selected with great care, as to style and quality. 1 shall keep on baud * large stock of the best of DOMESTIC GOODS I such as choice Merrimack and Cocheco prints, Ginghams, Tickings, Men and Boys Summer Ware, Fancy Casslmere, Cloths and Vestings, Demina Check, Striped Shirtings, Ac., Ac., together with an endless variety of YANKEE NO T10N8. ' GROCERIES! Of all kinds to flU out your bills and orders. Do not fail to give us a call before purchasing, if you wish e consult your interest. M . B. LEWIS, Agt. F. H. GRIGGS^ H EREBY gives notice to the Farmers that he is prepared as usual, t, take their B L T T F, H , ^t the highest CASH PRICE, and any quantity they may bring, he will gladly purchase. He is grneful for the large and continued patronage, with which he has been favored, and by careful atten tion to the Interests of his customers, will endeavor to merit the same as heretofore. OF SU GAR, He has always on hand a large and choice aesortmeo as cheap a* the market wiltafford. Also M o l u s s r s a n d T e n In large hts, cheap and excellent. S A f j T , He sells cheaper than any other dealer in the market. GKUU. BIES & PROVISIONS, A general and well selected aesortment, always the best and sold at cheap rates. $4T GWe him a call and see for yourselves. Penn Yan, Jutv 8 , X859. T H E C U E A V E S T place to buy Salt by the harre A or bag, In Penn Yan, is at L. E. LATHAM ft SUNS. Remember that: L . O . D U N N IN G W OULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants of Yates County and vicinity that be is now prepared to ex hibit for their inspection one of the lar gest and most elegant assortments of t i O L K S , W A T C m t S & J E W E L R Y . ever before offered in this market and positively at prices much below those heretofore charged, for CASH,or as near cosh as possible. My stock consists of every article usually found In a first class establishment of the kind, among which I will par ticularly mention the following, which are offered at a great reduction : WATCHES. * Duplex and Lever, from ............................... *125 to $275 INDEPENDENT SECOND. And Quarter do. Watches, for timing horses, 185 to 250 CHRONOMETERS. Yates Co. Furniture Depot, A T T H E O L D S T A N D , 125 to 825 Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, splen did time keepers . .................................... e n a m e l e d w a t c h e s . For ladles, some In hunting cases ................... 85 to 100 MAGIC WATCHES, j w icb change into three different watches.... 100 to 200 a l l k i n d s w a t c h e s a t v e r y lo w p r i c e s . ' j Fine Gold Lepine Watches, 4 holes Jeweled; ............ $26 00 I Fine Gold Detached I/Cvers......................................... 50 00 Gold Enameled Watches for the Ladies ....................... 85 oy Gold English Patent Levers, • • . .......................... 85 00 Gold English Patent Levers in hunting cases, ............. 5<j 00 S Iver Patent Levers, as low ns ................................. 15 00 Silver Detached Levers, as low a s ........................... .. 14 qq LADIES GOLD SETTS. Ear Rings, $0 50 to $25, Pins $2 to $25. Bracelets •»* . ........... .......... Gold Lockets, 1,8,and 8 glasses. Cold Guard Chains.............................. Gold Chatelaine Chains........................ Gold Vest Chains ................. Gold i''ol> Chains ................. Gold Wedding Rings .................................. Gold Guard Keys ........................................ 1 00 to 5 Gold Fob Keys ............................................ 2 00 to 6 . . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . . •. . . . . . » . . . . «1 ....... .. ... •. 7 00 to 50 00 2 00 to 13 90 2 00 to 16 00 1 00 to 8 Of 1 00 to $ 00 5 00 te 9 00 1 to 5 00 5t <10 to 0 00 ... .......... . . . . . . ... .... 75 to 00 to 8 00 5 00 50 H AY PRESSES.—N. R. Long, No. 19 Ma/n street id agent for a Patent Hay Press of immense power, and occupying but little space. Full particulars given as to site and capacity. Price, No. 1, FiOy Dollars, No. 2, Twenty-Five Dollars, and transportalieu from New York, added, net oatsh. June 10th. 690 BOOKS! BOOKS!! m. rpHE Subscribers are enabled to offer un A IIBI x usual inducements to their patrons, f' goods in their line at EXTIiEMEL 1* L O W PRICES. To their usual large Stoci of STANDARD, THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, They are continually addin the latent a n d best p u b lica tone, MAGAZINES, <fcc\, as soon as issued. T i SUIT TH E TIMES, a large variety o f M ISCELLA- NEO US BOOKS will now be sold at N e w Y o r k W h o l e s a l e P r i c e s * SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, MAPS, GLOBES JfINE ENGRAVINGS, French Pictures, Lithographs, GILT PICTURE FRAMES, Common do., PLAIN AND FANCYSTATIONERY,Embossed,Reticulate, and Colored, Letter and Note Paper*, Emellopes, <£e. EMBROIDERY MATERIALS, Worsteds, Silks, Cotton. W A L L P A P E R * An Immense Stock of Selected Patterns, of Common and Extra P a p e r ; BORDERS, OIL SHADES AND CURTAINS, a better variety, and a little cheaper than elsewhere. M U S I C —A few first rate PIANOS, MEL0DE0N8 and other INSTRUMENTS, on hand and for sale eery law. N e w S h e e t m u s i c received every few days.— Any thing in our line noton hand furnished at the shortest notice. H o o k B l n d l n jj^ d o n e promptly and cheap. Penn Yan, March, It [629mar. 15.] L. AS. DENTON NEW GROCERY STORE! rpHE subscriber would Inform his friends and the public A generally, that he is now opening at the old stand of STANFORD A KINNER, nearly opposite the American Hotel, No. 60 Bradley Block, a large and well selected lock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Which he offers at as low rates as can be found elsewhere. HIS S T < M K O F T E A S IS L a r g e , well selected, o f the beat quality, and will be sold ex tremely cheap. U U F F L I L — Green, Roasted and Ground. S p i c « s . —Whole and ground,Mus tard. Chocolate, Cocoa, Pepper Sauce, Ac., S U G A R S of the bts‘ kinds, and extra qualitiesol m o l a s s e s a n d S y r u p s * _______Satoratus, Pure Starch, Raisins and Figs, lackvrel. Codfish and Herring, Wooden and Willow Ware, Brooms, Cordage. Pails, Twine, Brushes, Mats and Stone Ware. In short, he intends to keep an entire as sortment. W Please call and examine for yourself. I His stock is new and w 111 be sold in quantities to suit pur chasers. WANTED FOR CASH.—Butter, Kggs ant\ all kinds 0 Farmers’ Produce. N. D.SUYDAM. Penn Van, May 27th, 1856. N. B. The undersigned wishes to state to his friends and former customers, that he may be found at the above establishment, and will take particular pains, at ail times, loser'# them with the choicest, cheapest and best Fami ly Groceries the market affords. 682 J.T . SLAUGHTER. 3 ( 0 to 20 00 1 00 to 25 00 10 00 to 50 00 8 00 to 85 00 8 00 to 85 00 6 00 to 25 00 8 60 to 7 50 00 Gold Fob Seals.........................................\ 8 90 to 12 00 Gold Thimbles .............................................. 2 50 to 5 00 Gold Pencils .................................................. 1 25 to 7 00 Gold Pen* aud Pencils ............................... 8 50 to 7 00 Diamond Kings.w Gold Crosses... . Gold Finger Rings, with Stones. Gold Sleeve Buttous. .................... per <et Gold Studs ....................................... per set Gold Spectacles..................... . per pair Gold Eye Glasses ................. ...................... Silver Tea Spoons .................................. per se Silver Table Spoons.. . .................. per se* 12 00 to 21 00 Silver Table Forks .......................... per set 12 00 to 88 00 Silver Cups, for Children ............................ 5 00 to 15 60 Silver Napkin Rings ......................... each 1 50 to 8 50 Gold Armlets for Children .......... per pair 2 50 to 6 00 Plain Gold Rings . . . . Chased Gold Rings ....... Silver Thimbles, silver tops ....................... WHITLOCK’S WHITE METAL WARE, A new article ; It consists of Coffee and Tea Pots, Can dlesticks, Cups and Tea setts, Pitchers, Ac. Also Com munion Setts, of beautiful patterns. This article 1 most confidently recommend to the public as the best there is made. Call and see it. . C l o c k s Of every style, price and size, and vrarrantod to keep the beat of time. F A N C Y A R T I C L E S of every description, such as Ladies’ Retticules, Combs, Knives, Gold Pens and Cases, Pencils, Canes, Looking Glasses, Bird Cages, Pu turnery, Ac. An endless variety of LAMPS, Silver and Plated Ware. F i x l o l s of every style and price, including Revolv ers of different patterns. Price from $ 1 to $80. IM u l c c i w a r e . —Particular attention is called to my assortment of Plated Forks snd Spoons, and every article in that line, which 1 have no hesitation in warrant- lug to be as good as that offered in any market in the State, and at prices quite as low. T u b l v C u T l v r i .—1 keep an ample assortment o f Table Cutlery of fine Quality, both Plain Steel, and Steel plated with Silver. N p e t » s i c l c « * —I have Burts Periscopic fine Speck Glass, which i* vastly superior to any other now in use, and particular attention will be paid to this branch, flutt ring myself that I shall be able to fit all with glasses. 16 E P A l i t IN<* of every kind done in the beat manner and on the shortest notice. L. O. DUNNING, 2 4 Main St., opposite American Hotel. Venn Yan April 18, 1856. ’88 T11E V E R Y LATEST 3NEWS F R O M K A N S A S ! . The City of Lawrence Laid in Ruin* by the Ruffians / Free-State Mm Compelled to Eight i n : Self-Deftnrt! T>UT “ Trnth ie Mighty, and will Prevail.” Keeping this -*-> in view, DANES A REIMANN once more announce to the citizens of l’cnn Yun and vicinity, that they are now engaged, at the old stand of MORRIS EARLE, iu manufacturing * BOOTS AND SHOES . of every description, of the Very Be*t Quality offered in this or any other market. Being practical Mechanics ounelves. and not ashamed to draw the “ End” or drive the “ Peg,” we intend to sec that our work is all done in a workmanlike and substantial manner. We also keep on hand a good assortment of LADIES1 AND CHILDREN'S WORK, of every description, nhich wc will sell as low as the times will afford. > Our facilities for manufacturing FINE BOOTS AND SHOES, of every description worn by the o’.d man and the young 1 arc un«-urpnstfc(i by any establishment in Town or Coun ty , and uYoung America, when setting out on any nice undertaking, is sure to first visit our establishment, to see that his understanding is in proper trim. Repairing done in the best stylo, and on short notice. B-lievinu that we have a duty to perform, in keeping tha lokv of our people,old and young, in order, we shall notwithstanding the great excitement in Kansas, continue to try and supply all who may give us n call. Remember the place—Three Doom North of Crane’s Store. DANES & KEIMANN. Penn Yan, June lStlt, 1856. 696 * On the Corner o f Main & Clinton sts., \ I T AY* be found the largest assortment I V l of Furniture of every description ever offered iu this place, consisting ol more than forty Itureave and Book-cases of various styles, from a first rate arti cle, with elegant glass and marble top, down to as cheap a fabric as can be de sired. Iu the way o f Tables and Stands our assortment consists bf upwards of 1 U 0 , with a choice of 30 or 40 different patterns. Bedsteads of every descrirp tion, Including some styles never offccd- hcre before; also a full assortment of Muttrasses of all kinds. In addition to the above, we are manufacturing the SPRING BFD, 'A N IC E THING, the first ever made in the county, very much liked by those who have used them. It is hardly necessary to say that our stock of CHAIRS is extensive, comprising every vari ety of Cane and Flag Seat Chairs, Rockers, Cas tor Chairs, besides a large lot of Mahogany ^Lfr-Clhurs of different patterns. We also have Sofas t58SeandTetc a Tetes at all prices and to suit all tastes. A fine lot of LOOKING GLASSES, together with a variety of Willow Chairs, Wagons, and Cradles. Our arrangements for HOME MADE WORK are to say the least, as thorough and extensive as at any establishment in the county, and as my friend down et. says “ the public are sick of shams” (and he is good authori ty on that point) if you will only coll at the Yates Co. Fur- niture Depot, we think you will readily be able to dis tinguish the difference our work presents from the usha»nS” that are -ometlmee offered in the market, both “ imported\ and domestic. C O F F I N S of every description kept constantly on hand, with FISK’S METALIC BURIAL CASE. I A mSAttiSfc A CAREFUL ATTENTION. Th» public are respectfully Invited to call and examine out stock, and judge for themselves. 49tf _________________________ SAMUEL F. CURTIS F U R N I T U R E O F H O M E M A N U F A C T U R E ! T71ND1NG that the public are becoming JP disgusted with the cheap, H a lf made Eastern TKorfc, with which the market is filled, I will afford them an opportunity to purchase that which it made at home and can be s a l v l y r e c o m m e n d e d n s s u b s t a n t i a l a n d d u r a b l e w o r k * in fact work which ujust what it appears to be. I am now manufacturing some of the BEST work ever offered in this Market, of Rosewood Mahogany, lllnckwat- nut,Cherry,Ac., such as BOOK CASES, STANDS,TABLES OK ALL SORTS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, DIVANS, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, BU REAUS, and everything required by el egance and comfort in the Furniture line. . til , , Buyers are requested to call and examine my stock tor themselves, and I have no doubt they will prefer work made upon honorable principles, to the imported Shame, which have been so freely palmed offof late. P r i c e s a n d T e r m # R e a s o n a b l e . Penn Yan, May 4th, 1855. 86 E. DELANO. N O T I C E . CALL AT JILLETFS MILL, IN PENN YAN* W ith yum*Custom Milling. I T has just been fitted up in the essential parts, in the most superior manner, exclusively for CUSTOM WORK AND CUSTOM FLOURING, with M OST V A L U A B L E IM P R O N E M E N T S 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 and also a most SPLEND.I) ARTICLE. We 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 lioured. We have taken par ticular pains to learn the Eastern mode of manufacturing theircelebrated Rye Flour, and those fond of old fashioned RYE AND INDIAN BREAD can be furnished with the genuine Rye Flour for making it. We have also a new, and the most improved apparatus for cleaning Buckwheat, which 1ms been but recently brought Into use, and having bought the right of the county, we are prepared to make BETTER BUCKWHEAT FLOUR than ever before. It cannot be excelled. FEED GRIND ING of all kinds done on SHOUT NOTICE, and ground fine. For cleaning grown Wheat, wo have a STONE SMUTTER that scours oil'the sprouts admirably. Those having Milling to do therefore will be well paid, and ore particularly requested to call AT JILLETT’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 o f water, work will be done for all very soon. CALL AND TR Y US, aud receive our best thanks for the same. K E M E M K E R At the W h i t e M i l l - i n Venn Y’an, where the b work is done in the County. _________________________________J. S. JILLKTT R E G U L A T O R L a d l e s ’ M e d i c a l C o m p a n i o n a n d Do* m c s l i c M i d w i f e r y . - J . O WING to the rapid sale of the former editions of the above work, the author has been induced to issue a MEW REVISED EDITION, (bearing the above title) much en larged and Improved. That s(ich a work is much needed, Is very appa rent by the sale of the preceding edi tions. This work, as its name im plies, will be devoted to, giving La- |lies of all ages, married or single, the .knowledge which they , must and should have of the laws which govern their physical organization. That women should be acquainted with such laws, no one can deny, and it will be the special aim of this work to impart such knowledge in a clear apd pleasing manner, avoiding everything of a vulger character, or which Would offend the ear of decency. MIDWIFERY.—This branch will occupy a portion of the work, and under this head will be foumi some heart rending scenes which are sometimes practiced under the garb of Science. With strict attention to the rules found in this work, every female can attend auy ordinary case of Child-Birth. The mysteries of conception will here be laid open to the understanding of every woman 5 also the means to avoid such things will plainly be made known to all its readers. In a word,this book contains all the in formation necessary for females to govern such things as they choose. Price ONE DOLLAR. Sent to any address, post free. N. B. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. Speci men capita sent on the recript of the above price. H ead and Think.' MADAM CAPIIAUL’S FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS, FOR lRltBOVLAniTIRK, OliSTRDCTZOXS, &C. CAUTION.—These Pills must not be, taken during the period of pregnancy, for miscarriage will !be the conse quence. Price $1. Sent by mail to arty part of the country. DR. C. 8 . GOFF, still continues to be confidentially con sulted at liie M e d i c a l I n f i r m a r y , Opposite, North, the Syracuse House, Syracuse, N. Y., No. 6 East Genesee Street, Up Stairs. On all disorders o f the generative Organs in both male and female, aud or whatever name or nature. Ills new method of treatment now in operation in the old Countries and Hospitals o f the United States, warrants him in pay ing that noue of the forms which these diseases are wont to assume are without a sure, quick, and permanent cure. It is of no consequence how long the disease has contin ued*, for his remedies attack the complaint at its founda tion, and effectually drive the enemy from the system in the shortest space of time possible, without change of diet or hindrance o f business. CAUTION TO STRANGKES. Dr. GOFF is the only one in Central New York who has graduated at a M edicnl College, and has the requisite qualifications ; that devotes his entire attention to the treatment o f genital diseases, Persons in search o f advice will bear this in mind. Pecul.ar attention devoted to Female Weaknesses.—, Thousands of cases are permanently cured annually, which have before baffled the skill o f eminent Physicians uod left the paient to mourn departed health. Persons at a distance can be treated at home by direct ing a letter to me stating their case, symptoms, the dura tion of their disease, and have medicine forwarded free from damage or curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and pla'ii directions for use. Married persons can call w th safety. The Doctor is all alone. IIis office is so arranged that patients never see any one but himself. All letters returned if wished, and secrecy Inviolable.— Office hours from 8 A. M.,to 9 P. M. All letters must be addressed to C. 8 , GOFF, M. D., No. 5 East Genesee street, 6 mGSi Syracuse, N. V. N E W THINGS. JUNE 9 .................................................. 1856. I HAVE just returned from tho great A Vanity Fair,’; having culled there from such things as appear to be in good taste and suitable to the wants of our triends, viz A large quantity of PLAID BLACK SILKS of the finest quality ; a notable lot. A fine lot of low priced wide Foulard DRESS SILKS.— A nice thing for the money, very. A pretty variety of CHINA SILKS. 4s 6 d to be ; much wore in t’>e citv. HANDSOME PLAID SILKS from 4s-6d to 14s. RICH BltOCAUK that wilt almost stand alone, for lie. About half price, A few low priced BROCADE at 4s-Gd. I could find no more o f t hem in the city. M ANTILLAS! MANTILLAS ! A great assortment' from $1 to $15. From A. T. Stewart and other places of taste refinement. Em* the sake of enlarging this branch of trade, the above will be sold for cash at about the cost. S II A W L S ! A large Importation of WHITE, COLORED, FIGURED, and Plain Crape Shawls. Stellas in great variety. Broche, White, Green and Crimson centres. Thjbet, Wool, Black, Green, Blue, Orange and Dumb. Different price f . BLACK SILKS—just what you want—for here you will find all kinds. AI fo colored. SUMMER SHAWLS generally. DRESS GOODS ! Chaliks, Bernges, Figured and Plain. Barege, DeLnin Cambrics. Jaconets, Lawns, Ginghams, an 1 all sorts of things for Summer Dresses. An affecting sight, very All the above and many other attractions were just purchased at^a large reduction from early Spring prices, and will now be offered accordingly. June 10,1850. M. HAMLIN. A few nice plain Bonnets, just to keep the Miliner’s good natured. I O IL SHADES and PAPER HANGINGS can now be found at the Old Corner Store, eheaper tlvro ever be fore offered. JONES & LATIMER. Penn Van, May 1,1556. 6 sS otrit I II ARD1VARE! WOOL CARDING AND CLOTH-DRESSING, FIRST MILL'BELO W PEHN YAN. T H J Subscribers having put their Machinery in first- rate repair, amid euy to the public in ge- era!, that fthejr£«re now r e a ^ to receive Wool for Carding. They are also P r e p a r e d to Dread C lo t h * * 1 avlng in their employ some o f the BEST WORKMEN to the country, they feel confident of giving entire satis- flection to all wh> will faver them with their patronage. All kinds o f YaKN kept constantly on hand for sale, and exchange for Wool. SHERMAN & FRANKLIN. June 19th1 1666, N. B.—They have also a quantity of Bed Coverlids, which they will exchange for Wool, 696 BONNETS— BONN ETS— BONN ETR. S OME of the most Inter^-ting objects of the season may be seen in a nice little bevy of plain Hate, just freshly coined. They are full of witchery. HAMLIN. June 20, >56. 696 Lnwt C a l l . ALL PERSONS indebted to the undersigned by note or otherw’ee, are notified that prompt payment on the same is earnestly solicited. “ A word to the wise Is •efficient.”—July 1 , 1866. {E 8 k SQUIER. H a r d w a r e * Stoves* 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 * G: aves,and will con tinue the same Business at the Old Stand, Mo. 1». iTJttin Street. He solicits the patronage o f the public and of 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, lie will seek to give entire satisfaction, and designs to keep every description of IIARDW ARE. CUTLERY & BUILDER’S MATERIALS. Also a full and extensive supply o f FARMERS AND MECHANICS TOOLS, STOVES, IRON, STEEL, Ac. He has also secured the services, in the Tin Ware De partment.of MR. AB\M MILLER, so well and favorably k.iown In this vicinity, aud will furnish, upon as favorable terms as auy one in the trade, every description of TIN, COPPER and SHEET IRON WORK. And Jobbing of all kind# will be executed^ with prompt ness. neatness and dispatch. N. R. LONG, No. 19, Main Street. un Yan, Feb. 13th, 1856. tf67i P 1 c t I j r e s TAKEN ON PAPER AND GLASS. rr i l E undersigned, after being to considerable expense Iu •A fitting and preparing to take picture# ae above, ie now enabled to put up pictures with NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. And now while I return my sincere thanks and gratitude to the citizens of Penn Yan and vicinity, for Ihe liberal patronage that they have /riven me, 1 would nay to them that I have a new prcceas for Glass pictures, tha surpass es anything before invented. The advantages in taking this style of pictures is 1 st.. You do not sit more than \ to X as long as the old way. 2 d, it does uot reverse but makes a position Picture. 8 d, it is secure fr< m damp ness. These pictures are decided by the most corapeten Judges, to be as much superior to the Plate Picture, as a Steel Engraving is to a Wood Out Picture. My prices shall be as Cheap as the Cheapest; pleas* give me a call, and you shall be suited or no charge. Rooms in KLMEXDORK*5 buildings, opposite the Yates Co. Bank,formerly occupied by 8 . J. FOWLER. B. 8 . WILSON. E Gr u L A quick 'J 1 O CUBED SMALL PROFIT* AKD C o m e t o O r d e r AND MARCIITOTIIEKEGULATOR W o . 4 0 MAIN3TRBET, PENN YAN, OVR SALES E G U L A t j 1 READY o TERMS ORE PRICE AND NEW GOODS ! N EW GOODS ! W 7 L arc now receiving a choice assortment of NEW v V GOODS, as cheap and durable as any ever brought in this market. We respectfully call the attention of close buyers. A ny one wishing to purchase will do well to call and examine our Stock before buying elsewhere. ADAMS & McNIEL, No. 26 Main St., Penn Yan. Penn Yan, April 22,1S56. R E G U L A T O R W HERE maybe found all that Is desirable arid cheap in the way of D r y G o o r ts*tiroceries*M llliiicry Goods* Sfomeels* R ibbon s * C a r p e t s . O il Cloths* Pa|>cr H a n g in g s * &c.* which willbcsoldSS^ per cent less than the regniarcred- It prices,or20 percent lower than any merenant in Venn Yan can sellfor. Particular attention willbe paid to all ofouveustomers,and none need go away empty, when WE CAN SELL AN ARMFUL FOR ONE DOLLAR! Come on, then, in Squads, Sections, Platoons, Columns, Squares,in any form, COME WITH A RUSH. g3ffr~ New Qoodpreccivedby Exprensevery day. 6:7 BURRILL BROTHERS. A POSITIVE SURE AND WARRANTED remedy for Piles. We moan 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 L. A. PAGE’S ANODYNE OIL WILL CURE that most dis tressing disease, PILES Is predicated on the cures which have come under our immediate observation from a large number of reliable persons who have been cured by its use. It is easily tested aid ea’nt do any harm if it does no good. Get a pamphlet of the Agent and read what Is said by those who have used it. TUTTLE & MO^KS, Auburn, N. Y., General Agents for the United Stales and Canadas. Sold by E. II. HUNTINGTON, and LAPHAM & MONGER Penn Ynu. 50yl DR. U. H. KELLOGG’S U N E Q U A L L E D WORM TEA U MBRELLAS for sale when It rains, at SII. 3. S U j K S « —A-beautiful assortment of Fancy Silkr,als) Black Silk oHiIVgrades, from cheap to the best Bish- btt*, for sale at low figures, by ADAMS & McNIEL. Penn Yan, April 22d, 1S56, 6HIUNGTRADE' GREAT BARGAINS! I HATEJust received from New York, and shall be re- ceiviHg a Urge and splendid assortment of Spring and Bummer Goods, this week and next. These Goods were purchased at least 10 per cent, less than dealers bought early in the seaao'«. Great Bargains can be obtained by a1! Cash and prompt- paying buyers. T, F. SHARPE, April IT, 1856. 28 Main St, Penn Yan. B UCK SKIN GLOVES AND Boy’s wear. fo> sale by S, forMc T. F. SHARPE 1 KICU CHALLIES AND OTHER DRESS GOODS, C AN be found Iu al arge variety, at Venn Yan, June 5, 1856. 603 JONES k LATIMER’S. N.B. Pictures taken on plate as before, If desired. A good assortment of LOCnET PINS, and a variety o Caces always on hand, all of the latest style. Daguerreotype Stxk for sale to Artiots and sent to al parts by Express if desired. tf 6 T 6 INTERESTIN g \ t O FARMER s T rTMlE Mill Property known as the 1 n iO M I E U M IL L * iHlI. having passed into my hands, I am prepared to do all kinds of CUSTOM WORK, with neatness and dispatch. Having spent many years in the business, 1 do not hesitate to soy 1 can and will give as good satisfaction to all my patrons, as any other Custom Mill in the country. I shall Introduce all the modern improvements made tn the business, during the past few yean, including one if II ARRIS BROTHERS’ celebrated Stone Smut and Scouring Machine Which are not excelled In the World. I am also prepared to Grind ALL KINDS OF FEED, in cluding Corn in the Ear. RUiEMBER THE MiLL, the first door below Root’s I-.ouring M.ll. Give xlc a call and let my work speak for ttseif, J acob v a l e n t i n e . APER COLLARS—different patterns, at ' June 19,1856. SHARPE’S. P S HAWLS,—tfvery hlng in the line of Pbawh, New Cheap and Beautiful, can be found at No. 26. Penn Yan, Apr. 22,1356. Penn Yan, May 8 th, I860. (Late of Bound Brook, N. J» tf689 ADAMS* MoNIEL. B LACK SILK NETT LACE, for Capes, Ac ,can be found at SHARPE'S, 28 Main Street. S EWING SILK MITTS.—Double and twisted, the best Stock In the city, is now exop led to public gaze, by ri. T. F. SHARPE. Y [ G L A S S E S * a large Stock. >1 S W i A i t s , nil grades o f Raw aud a complete as sortment of Rtitned, which we Blm| .sell at Low figu r e s . Remember at LO }V P i g CRESy we diall n il them. L. £. LAPHAM & SON. June 9, t$5* lo n d \ B just received by and Wbieksy Blond of all •'‘tyles, T. F. • HARMS. S WISS BANDS aud Collars—my stock was this day re plenished. T. F. SHARPE. W O O S , T W f I V E at L. t . LAP- HAM A SON’S, ) ou'ljlnd a full supply. Penn Yan, May 29, X$ 56 . 092 CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY T m O riginal M kdicink E stablished in .1837, Jndfird article o f the kind ever introduced under the name of 41 P tlhonio W afbiu \ in this or any other country} all other Pulmonic IVof era are counterfeit*. The genuine cow be known by the name BRYAN being Stamped on each WAFER. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore-throat, Hoarseness. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Asthm a , Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest BRYAN’ S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases. BRYAN’ S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes. BRYAN’ S PULMONIC WAFERS Are a blessing to a ll classes and constitutions. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Improve the compass and flexibility of the Voice, BRYAN’S VI LMONIC WAFERS Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Hot only relieve, b u t effect rapid A lasting Cores. BRYAN’ S PULMONIC WAFERS Are warranted to g ive satisfaction to every one. Ho Fam ily should be without a box of H r y o n ’ s Pulmonic W a f e r # IK THS BOUUB. Ho Traveler should be without a box of B r y a n ’o P u l m o n i c W a f e r s IK BIS POCKXT. Ho dealer should be without a supply of B r y a n ’ s Pelmoulc W a f e r s FOR BIS CUSTOMERS. Ho person w ill ever object to give for B r y a a ’ s Pulmonic W a f e r s TWENTT-riVI CERTS. I S A (L BALDW 1H A CO., Rochester, H . Y # ■“ Sole Proprietors, XU T T L E 9c MOSES, Gcn’l Ag’tq. For tale in Penn Van, by K. II. UUNTNOTON, and LAl>HAM k M UN GER ________ ______________ fa49 LINEN Il’ D K ’ FS, G L O V E S & HOSIERY T H K Gentlemen or Lady who wants some cheap LINEN A H’DK’FS, G1.0VKS or HOSIERY, will save time and money by coming directly to No. 2 6 ; forue long as uur Mock lasts there >s no use o f looking elsewhere. April 21 »t, 1356 ? USL 01 ADAMs S l M c NIKL. S HIRTS,— \ nice assortment just rcc'd and selling low. April 22d, 1356. ADAMS k McNIEL. nplIE above “ VALUABLE MEDICINE” hat been used A by the inventor in bin practice with unparalleled buc - ces.- for over thirty years, and never in a a ngle instance, (and a contradiction U challenged,) failed to produce the desired effect. In many instances when the patient has he*n given up—when all other medicines of pretended efficacy had failed to render any relief—this medicine has been administered to the Immediate relief of the sufferer. ADVANTAGES THIS REMEDY HAS OVER OTHERS. It is entirely free from Mercurial properties; It can be given to the weakest constitution without danger; It is palatable and easily administered to children ; it is mild In its operation, and never fails to effect 3 cure; It is not necessary to give Fhysic to carry off Mercury or other deleterious Drugs from the Stomach ; And “ hint though not leaet,' it is recommended by the most respectable and skillful Physicians In our country, who have watched its course and seen Its unparalleled success. <»othe Agent and procure a Pamphlet with cer tificates, and if you value the health o f your family, nev- cr be without a package in your house. TUTTLE k MOSES, Auburn, N. Y., General Agents for New York and Michigan. For sale l»y LAPHAM * MUNGER and B. 11. HUNT INGTON, Fenn Yan. fm077 itOOTS! BO O TS!! P R A T T still continues to manufacture and • keep for sale, at No. 88 Main Street, three doors below the American Hotel, one of the choicest lots of R O O T S A N D S I I O I I S ever offered to the public. 1 employ workmen jo unequalled skill,and purchase none but THE BEST OF STOCK, and am quite certain I can accommodate thou# who favor me with a call, with Boots and Shoes of all kinds, that will give entire satisfaction.— #»w 8 .y J m*,n**8 is done on the R E A D Y PA Y PRINCE J ± l ' Z n, v ' 1, wiJ! SE,X AS CHEAP a8 any otllc,.'8. tobltihmcntln \ ales County, that sell as good a quality as 1 A I I U U done Iu tip ton stvll am. “ little lees than no time. m L E G A L N O T I C E S , canker a n d salt rheum m o r t g a g e SALE. T A E F A U L T havin g been m a d e in the con d ition L - ' o f u certain m o r tgage e x e c u ted by Sarah M a il- lot’, to Ilo n r y lim i t ; dated the dd day o f M a rch, 1852, and recorded in the office o f the Clerk o f Y a tes C o u n ty, on the 12th day o f F e b r u a r y 1853, in L iber 17, o f M o r t g a g e s , at folio 253,upon w h ich said m o r tgage, therd is claim e d to be actually duo at the tim e o f the first p u b lication o f this notice, tho sum o f tw o hundred and fifty-on e dollar**, for p r in c ip a l and interest, and there is secured and unpaid upon the said m o r t g a g e at the date h e r e o f the sum o f fou r hundred d o llars o f p r in c ip a l and interest, an d no suit or p r o c e e d in g h a v in g been instituted a t law to recov e r the debt rem a inin g secured b y such m o r t g a g e or a n y p a r t thereof. N o w therefore, n o t ice is h e r e b y given , that by virtue o f the p o w e r o f sale con t a in e d in the said m o r tgage, and o f tho statute in such case m a d e and p r o v id e d , the said m o r t g a g e w ill bo foreclosed by a salo o f tho prem ises therein described, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court H o u se, in P e n n Y a n , Y a tes C o u n ty, on tho 20th day o f J u ly noxt, at 10 A . M ., o f that day. The m o r t g a g e prem ises arc described in said m o r tgage, as fo l l o w s :— \ A ll that certain tract or parcel o f land, yHuatod and b e in g in the tow n o f B e n ton, County o f Yates, and State o f N ew Y o r k , and bein g a p a r t o f lo t num b e r four, tow n s h ip num b e r eight, first r a n g e on the west side o f tho pre-em p tion Jinc, bou n d e d and described as fo l low s t o - w i t ; B c g in n in g a t the stum p o f a PojHhr tree under the corner o f tho fence,on the n o r t h -eastcorn e r o f said lot o n the w e s t side o f tbe6pre-cm p t ion road, and ru n n in g west three rods, seven feetan d six inches to a ditch or drain— thence south-w e s terly, five rods and n in e foot, to lands ow n e d b y D a v id H u d son ; thonco sou t h w a r d ly tw o rods, fifteen feet and eigh t inches, to a p o s t in the fen c e , abou t a foot south o f the a p p le tree, thence in a straight lin e ea s t w a r d !/ to the red house, eig h t feet and three inches from the north w e st corn e r o f said house, thence n o r th w a r d ly eigh t feet and three inches a lon g the side o f the house to the c o r n e r o f said house, thence eastw a r d ly in a lin o parallel to tho house, a lon g the end o f the house to tho rood fence, and thence in a lin e w ith the fen c e , n o r t h w a r d ly to the place o f begin n in g , as con v e y e d to Ebon S. Sm ith, b y deed execu ted to him by Jam e s C. D e y o and wife, dtried M a rch 23d 1849. H E N R Y H U N T , M o r t g a g e e W illiam S. B riggs , A tty. M O R T G A G E S A I j E . D EFAULT having been made in the payment o f monies secured to be paid, in and by a certain indenture of Mortgage, made and executed by Daniel 13. Dissel,of I’ enn Yan, in the County of Yutcs, and State of New York, to Joseph Ketchum, of Benton, in raid County, dated the twenty-eighth day of September. 1 43, and recorded in tlie office of the Clerk of said County of Yate?, together with the power of sale therein contained, ou the fourth day of December, 1848, at 4 o’clock, V. M., in Liber lo, of Mortgages, at folio 441, on which there is claimed to be due, at the date of the first publication of this notice, the sum of five hundred and fifty-live dollars and sixty-one cents and no suit or proceedings at law having been insti tuted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given that the said indenture of Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises described in sai d Mortgage, at Public Auction, at the Court House, in the village of Penn Yan, in said County of Yates, on the 2Sth day o f August, 1856, atone o’clock, in the afterr.oon, pursuant to the power of sale contained in said Mortgage, and the Statute in such case made and provided. The mortgaged premises are situate in the Village o f Penn Yan, and hounded as follows, to-wit Beginning on the east side o f Liberty street, at the north west corner of a lot on wlich the dwelling house, formerly owned by Samuel F. Curtiss stands; thence running North twenty-oue degrees and thirty minutes west, eight rods lo the south-west corner o f the lot heretofore sold by Abram Wagner to Jonathan Dryer ; thence along the South line thereof, north sixty-eight degrees and thirty minutes, east seventeen rods ; thence South twenty-one degrees and thirty minutes, east eight rods to Samuel F. Curtiss’north-cast corner; thence along his north line south sixty-eight degrees and thirty minutes, west seventeen rods to the place of beginning, containing three-fourths of an acre an.I sixteen perches of land, excepting and re serving a piece or parcel thereof, situate in the south-west corner of grid premises, two rods in width, on Liberty Street, extending east the same width, eleven rods.— Which Mortgage aforesaid has been duly assigned to the subscriber, which assignment is recorded in the office of the County Clerk, of Yates County, on the third day of November, 1847, in Liber 18 of Mortgages, at folio 89. Dated, June 5, 1866. JAMES S. WADSWORTH. KELSEY k DA VIS, Attorney’s,Geneseo, N. Y. 698wlS M O R T G A G E F O R E C L O S U R E . O EFAUL v having been made in the condition of a certain mortgage made and executed by Levi Mead, of Penn Yan, in the County o f Yate”, ami State of New York, roortgn gov to Mary S. TunniclilT, of th° same place, Mortgagee, bearing date the'27th day of April, 1855, ami recor vd, together With the power of sale therein contain ed, in the office of the Clerk, of the County of Yates, on the fifteenth day of May, 1855, at three o’clock, t\ M., in Book 19 of Mortgages, at page 4'>S, upon which mortgage there is claimed to Ue due and unpaid, at the time of tha first publication o f this notice, (he snui of ninety-eight dol lars and forty-one cents , and no suit or proceeding hav- irg been instituted at law, to* recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof.- Now therefore, 11 tiee is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained, and by the Statute in such case made and provided, the said mort gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein described, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder there for, at the Court House, in the Village of Penn Yan, in said County of Yates, on the thirteenth day of September next, at ten o’clock, in the forenoon of that day. The mortgaged premises me described as follows: ” Ail that tractor parcel of land situate iu the village of I’enn Van, on Court Strvet,now occupied by th party of the first part, being the whole lot within the fences, nearly in the shapo of an L, bounded aft follows :—On the north by a lot formerly in possession o f Mrs. Nash, on the east by a lot owned by T. Dwight Kells, Ou the South by Court Street’ and on the west by a lot owned by Mrs. Lowv*y, contain ing about a quarter of an acre of* land, be the tame, more or less.— Dated, June 19th. 1856. MARYS. TUNXTCLIFF, Mortgagee. J. V. VAN ALEN, At’ty, Penn Yan, G95w 13 S U P R E M E C O U R T . Y A T E S C O U N T Y ! 1 JOHN GREIG, ag’t. Abram J. Van Nordstnmd, and Louisa Van Norclstrand his wife, Nathaniel Squires, William Bassett, and Lewis B,Graham. I N pursuance of an order of the Supremo Court of the State o f New York, made in the above entitled cause, will be sold under the direction of the subscriber, at Pub lic Auction, at the Court House in the village of Penn Yun, on J-'riday. the 29th day of August, A. D 1856, at 11 o'clock on the forenoon of that day, all that tract or par cel of land in the Town of Italy, County of Yates, and State of New York, described as follows : “ All that certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Valentine Brothers survey, o f the South west part of township number seven, in flic third range of townships In the said Town of Italy, being lot number five, containing one hundred and eight acres. Also, forty acres in lot number ten, o f said Brothers survey, bounded as follows: On the north, o:. the east, and on the south, by the north-east and south lines of said lot. and on the west by a hue paatillel to the east line, and at such a distance thvivfroin as to include the said forty-two acres and no more. Also, fifteen acres in lot number fortyi bounded us follows: ttu the north by the north line of the said lot, on the east by two and a half acres, supposed run out for William Bassett, on the west by the east line of land formerly contracted to Norman B. James, and on the south by a line parallel to the north line, and at such a a distance therefrom as to include the said quantity of fifteen acres and no more. JOHN REZNOIl, Referee. Dated July 8 th, 1S56. U. O. CHKSEBKO, PlflFs Att’y PDo? NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - -SUANT to an order o f William S. Briggs, Surrogate m, of Yates County, all persons having claims against the Estate of Luko Conley, late of Potter, in said county, de ceased, are requested to present the same, with the vouch- cts hereof, to the undersigned. Executor of Ac., o f said deceased, at his place of residence in Potter, on or before the 9th day of January next, bated July 7th, 1856. 99.ro.63 JAMES CONLEY, Executr. M Y E A S T C A K E S , RS.VAN 7-AN. 8 , br \ e .htetkifid \TnTeitrket for « t-. E. LAPHAM & S O '. 1 TT15M$tTlTCllED£and Cambric HTc’fs for sale at the X I cheap store o f T F. SHAR1IFE. Z INC PAINTS, French and American,dry and ground, for sal- by LAPHAM k MUNGER, Druggists. H'AR PITCH, Rosin, Putty, White Lime, Marble Dust, for s a t by L a p m a M k MUNGER. ■— — . .. — _ _ X 1 7 0 0 L TWINE—Superior quality, for sate by 2 Z ________________________LAPHAM k MMNOER. P ERFUMERY,—ffarrlK O lk^K CELEBRATED PEK- YDMERY and-Flavoring Extracts, for sate bv 69» ’ LMNIAM & MUNGER, I timers g o o d s 1 that I have started a shop for repairing C lo c k s * W a tchcti* J c t v H r y * AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; and am located in the front part of II. IIANPOltD’jj Boot and She Store, No. 42 Main Street, where I shall be hap py to receive a share of public patronage, and will pledge myself to give entire satisfaction In all cases. Recollect | the place, N o . 4 2 M a i n __ 6661 c CHARLES F. HBRIUCK. R L,\CWN«N r t x r f .T .T « LKa' I'OPUNS, VATtEOES. |J LAW NS, GINGHAMS, and other dress Good*, a large &stortmenfc, tor, sale at low prices, at No. Id, Main Street; W. D. SQUIER. L. N E W G A S L A M I*. BAeiL D Y '?N * N G has for ■*!« CLAYTON k MOST KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. Don’t forget thtt the place for Great Rarfiain* i* nt th Cheap Boot and Shoe Store o f 1 n S m lh Venn Van, Oct. 2 , 1S55, ’ U*1 * N RW GOODS are constantly arriving by Railroad, and AT are sold on terms easy to the purchaser. _ l a y_ 8 Q, 1S55.___________ M, if AMLIN. Merrimack Calico forUc, ayV v / some brands which are fast colors and good quail l0V , ’ v , ADAMS & McNIEL. I vun V an, April 22U.1656. JUST FROM C H I N A . OIDERIES, In 0 largo varfet v, and eheap, at J JONES k LATIMER’S. A tJ »<>W1N GO T H U S l f i K S . LARGE Company of Plaid, Striped, Changeable, Brocade and India Silks of the latest and best styles are now to be offered so low as ought to make alt eyes wa ter. But go they must. Our business is to SELL Goods, not to KEEP them. Mark that ye wisooBgs. jan!7’56[673] M. IIAMLIN. PATENT GAS LAM P , M ERJNOK and heavy Ribbed Cotton Wrappers and Drawers, a new lot for sale by D e c .t2,1855. T. F. s u a RPF. fikeft c!tqv r n\ r l LT g Uor kicking, bums in a jet. pvean flno* bri£ht and beautiful light a«re<£ ahleto the eye.-Penn Yan, May 1,1856. * JONES ami LATIMER are . rinoe-of beautiful patterns, which are M<3‘ P bkn Y ak ,Sept. 1 ft. 1S55 re ct>eai>* Call soon. 656 P A»UtoSS ® t i S *- A 0lCC l0t )U3t received at NO1. 10 S XV R T T f 'K H E R has Just returned . from ” w^YovI u 'd i. now m o v in g a large supply of .the most B E A U T I F U L W A R E S , patterns, A fine asaPrtiPeff1 CLASS WARE, , . . itoheroean,Engraved,Pressed Cut- of every description v l a t ED and BRITTEN\- lvryA £ S f S ' ^ sSnma Lanterns, Looking Glasses and eve- IA GOODS, a Chlia and Crockery Store, rytlnng usually found tn a vmu» nrices “ Term* r r Biease call and see styles ann prices. lerms C& bk I ” (Dishes loaned to accommodate parties at a per cent to accommodate customers.) Venn Y.tn,May 21. 1856. 691 B ank JD kpartment , A lbany , March 2 7 ,1S65. N OTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Statute In such case made and provided, that all the circulating notes issued to II. B. B knnbtt , an individual hanker, (Bank of Bainhridge, Penn Yan,) must be presented for payment at the office of the Superintendent of the Banking Depart ment, o f the State of New York, within two years from the date hereof, or the funds deposited for the redemption of the circulating notes issued to the said banker will be giv en up. [03iy21 D. B.ST. JOHN, Supt. N o t i c e l o C r e d i t o r s . P URSUANT loan order of William S. Briggs, Surrogate of Yates County, all persons having claims against the Estate «»f George V. Hazard, late of Torrey, in said county, deceased, are requested to present the same,with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned, Executor o f 4 c., of said deceased, at his place of residence in Dresden, on cr before the 80th day of September next. Dated, March 25th, 1856. Gmf»S 8 GEORGE V. HAZARD, Executot. N. R. LONG, Late o f the Firm of LONG k DAVENPORT, N ew Y ork C ity , Successor to B R A C E & QUA VE 3, No. 19, Main St., Penn Yap, N. 1 FAIRBANKS’ SCALES.—N, R. Long, No. 19 Main-St. Agent for Fairbanks & Co.’s Patent Scales, has on hand some of the various descriptions, and will furnish to order any kind, among which are the following : Rail Road Track and Depot Scales, Hay, Cattle. Coal and Lock do. Wheat or Hopper do. Flour-packing and Rolling Mill do. Coal Dealers’ Wheelbarrow do. Portable Platform, from 400 to 2 ,nun 60 . Counter, Family and Grocers’ do. The superiority o f these Scales is so well known no praise is necessary C, rftfi June 10,1856. that M ANTILLAS, SHAWLS and lM sive assortment at JONE 8 k LAI U i b i u . Penn Yan, t T o NNETS AT COST.—Ladies will please take notice B that w . .re se.Ung Bonuet, a t C o . , ^ - June 24th, 1606. 696 SUMMER PAN T A L OON S GOODS. H KL’.E Farmers may revel in such an abundance, and go reasonable n 1 to make them, for the time being, forget the low price of Wheat. HAMLIN. June 20. 696 RIBBONS—RIBBON^— RIBBONS. I F we have not more Ribbons than some whole villages, (of which these Is little doubt,) we are almost daily re ceiving from the great some* and centre of beauty, the choicest gems in the line. Here the Ladies may luxuri ate to their hearts’ content in their favorite idolatries. HAMLIN. June 20, ’ 66 . ($90 LADYS’ RIDING HATS. ____ LADYS* RIDING GLOVES. _____________ Penn Yau, June 12,1 D.MARTIN.TTafien S V R U F A N t > C E R A T E . I T is an indisputable fact that the above medicines are the only infallible remedies now before the public fur cutaneous Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Sore Legs, Ulcers, Old Fever Sores, Scald Head, Scerbutic Eruptions Ac.,Jic. Cases that the most eminent Physicians have despaired of relieving, immediately yielded to their curative powers’ and when used in accordance with the printed directions which accompany each bottle, the Syrup and Cerate com bined eradicates any of the above named diseases, aud leaves theeufferer without a blemish. The medicines are too well known to require anything more than a plain statement o f the facts. The joyful intelligence is reaching us daily, from East, West, north and South, of the wonder ful cures they are performing. See what Is said by those who have used these medicines. The Rev. Samuel Henry, of Palmer, Mass., says “ they have done me more good than all the other medicines I have ever used for Erysipelas. Capt. Wm. Vail, of the Steamer Granite State, says “ they have cured my little daughter of Salt Rheum and Scald Head o f six years’ standing. She was literally cover ed with sores ; is now perfectly cured by the use o f the Syrup and Cerate,” Dr. A. J. Johnson, of North Wardsboro, Vt., says“ a Scrofulous disease of the hip joint, and Scald Head in the same child, have been cured by the Syrup and Cerate.” Rev. August Bolles says “ it has cured the Salt Rheum in my leg.” J. Hatfield Frazer, Esq., Editor o f the Somerset Whig, Somerville, N. J., say “ my mother has been completely cured of a severe case of Tetter of long standing, that had defied the skill o' the best physicians. Hon. Joel Loomis, of East Lyme, Conn., says “ I was completely cured of Erysipelas in my legs, after a council of the best physicians in the County Bad pronounced the disease incurable, (at my age) which was seventy eight years, but Weaver’s Syrup and Cerate did the work at once. Elias Latham, Esq., of Orient, Long Island, N. Y., says “ I hardly know how to express my gratitude to you and your medicines. I have been afflicted for more than 80 years with Salt Rheum in its worst form. I tried to find relief from various medicines. I tried several physicians In New York, Brooklyn, and Greenport 1 have dieted and taken medicines enough to float a pretty large boat, but they did me no good. I have taken your medicines one year, and am row able to work and sh»ep without an ache o ra pain, and my neighbors say I am the sprighest man on the island.” The Rev. J. S. Swan, of New London, says “ I have used the Syrup and Cerate in my family for more than a year, and I consider it completely adapted to sustain the high reputation that is claimed for it. I have seen it used in a number o f cases for Salt Rheum and Erysipelas, with entire success. Ask Seth Prlsbcry, o f Taunton, Mass., what these medi cines will do. Ask William Barber, of Three Mile Bay, Jeff. Co., N. Y ., what the Syrup has done for him. Ask G. F. k W. II. Boynton, of Perkinsville, Vt. Ask E. L. Kent of Chicago, III. A*k Martha Cottle, of Martha’s Vineyard Mass, Ask Wm. K. Keablee, or Wm. P. Benja min, Esqrs., of New London. Ask Dr. 11. M. Murdock, of Pulaski, N. Y. Ask J. C. Smith, o f Brooklyn, N. Y., who was cured o f Scrofula, after losing his leg by the disease, an'd suffering for years has been perfectly cured by the use of the Syrup and Cerate. Ask Curtis Burvough, of Shelby, N. Y., who has beeu cured of a severe case o f Salt Rheum. Ask Chas. Akin, o f Hume, N. Y., what the Syr up and Cerate will do for sore legs. Ask Winslow and Shifter, Merchants, Virgil, N. Y., what it will do for Fever Sores. In a word, usk everybody who has ever used these wonderful medicines, and the answer will be the same.— T hey C urb , Manufactured by S. A. Weaver k Co., Sole Proprietors, New London, and for sale everywhere. ________ ’52y 1 D o n . M a r s h a l AROMATIC HEADACHE CATARRH SXD.F. r p i n s SNUFF is superior to any yet known, for remov- X iug that troublesome disease, the Catarrh, and also a cold in the head and the headache. It opens and pur ges out all obstructions, strengthens the glands,nnd gives a healthy action to the parts affected. It Is perfectly free from anything deleterious in its operations—has a pleas ant flavor, and Its immediate effect after being used is agreeable. BEWARE OF II. C. GRIDLEY’S COUNTERFEIT. Each 1 >ottle contains about three times the quantity 0 the several kinds o f Catarrh Snuff. Price 25 cents, which is therefore cheaper as well as better than anything o f the kind in market. G rebsman , T cttlk k M oses , Auburn, N. Y., General Agents for the States of New York t m! Michigan, and Canada. For uale by E. 11. H uxtingum , Venn Yun. [65.y l ] T i m i r m r s r c K . “ N ONE genuine nulese accowpanU d l y a fu v ehniel o f theaboveengrvved w rapper o f D R . E. SOCLE <fe CO., upon the fact o,fet{ch !><&. Every day bringsnewtestimony uf the triumphant effect from the use o f SOULE’S PILLS.” What oetter evidence can be given cftlie SUPERIORITY of a Remedial Agent than that ALL THE WORLD use it? It is an unquestion able fact that 1 ’ SOULE’S PVLI.S” give hotter satisfaction than any Pills now before t he public. Of the proof o f this assertion,every Druggist or Agent whose!! them will testify. We might cite the AFFLICTED to many cases whvie CURES have been effected by their use, were it necessary here, but for this purpose we refer *hem to our OIRCU LARS, whichcan be found with our Agents, mentioned below. For sale by E. H. HuNTisoTON,and Lapham k Vumrer, Penn Van,and L. C. Munnocx, Dundee,T uttlk A M osbs , Auburn. 653y I / > RAIN BAGS.—Canton, Flannels, Checks, Stripes, v T Ticks, Denins, Muslins and Domestic Goods of all kinds are sold at a small advance, by T. K. SHARPE. ' i m p o r t a n t t o i u i i u T k h m S T E A M P L A N I N G M I L L . r r ' i l E Subscribers having purchased one o f the celebrated 1 WOODWORTH’S PLANING, TONGUEING and GROOVING MACHINES, arc now prepared to do as good work as can be done in any Mill elsewhere, and with equal dspstch. Also ail kinds o f sawing with CIRCULAR SAW, Boards att<1 Plank split to any required width and thickness. Also BOSttls and Plank split into siding. We would further say to those wishing to purchase SEASONED PINE LUMBER, that they will find constantly on hand, a good assortment both dressed and undressed at the Spencer Lumber Yard. N. B. The Subscribers being themselves practical buil ders, foci warranted in a siting\ alt who may be interes ted, thal*Chore is a savihg tif' from twenty-five to fifty per cent, on Planing, and a much greater percent, on milch of the sawing done with the above machinery, over work done by hand. SHERKfAN k SPENCER. Penn Van, June 20,1^55. N 8 tf s r i f a 7 ! ^ i > < > u s s c s i i i i i a a ^ : SECONDDRAWING OF THE, GRAND CONSOLIDATED PEN HOLDER, POP GUN AND TOOTH PICK, COSMOPOLITE ART UNION GIFT ENTERPRISE. 1 A f V X DOLLARS worth of GIFT BOOKS fo? the lldt.- 1 W v 1DAYS. Books that have aiwaVs given the greatest satisfaction, disposed of In A WAY to suit the public. Having recovered from the first shock that always at tends an enterpriseof this magnitude,and also having se cured n few barrels of Tooth Picks, by It. R., before the track was taken up, we are now prepared to go in. The Subscriber would announce to the inhabitants o Yates, the startling truth that he has resumed the Book Business at the old Stand in the Village of Penu Yan, County aforesaid, where he will be 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 dealen make a larger discount to the County than to individuals. For the proof of this, 1 would refer you to the 9999 people who have bought Books here for the past three weeks, also to the undersigne.d Dec. 20,1S55. *69tf ________ JAMES BURNS. C L O T H I N G l OIfi T H E UH LLION! NEXT TO M. HAMLIN’S, IN E. k F. E. SMITH’S N e w B l o c k . I jt E. SMITH Is again in the field with one o f the largest • and best assortments of CLOTHS, CASSIMERKS, VESTINGS. FURNISHING GOOD and READY MADE CLOTHING ever brought to this market, which is offered at greatly reduced prices. I am prepared to exhibit a bet ter assortment of goods and sell at lower prices than was ever heard or dreamed of. My Clothing is all Home Man ufacture, and warranted to he Just what it is represented to be. Mr. COOLEY k Mr. IIYATT arc still with me, and all those who who wish the tte»fl Fit u n d H o s t F a s h i o n a b l e C u t will, of course, find this the place, as I have a very huge stock of goods foi the Custom Trade, embracing a great variety o f English, French and American Cloths and Cas- eimeres. My stock of Velvet and Plush Vestings and Fur nishing Goods, such as SHIRTS, DRAW ERS, GLOVES, Ac., is unusually large, and will be sold nt a small advance on cost. To those who prefer to buy Cloths and Cassimerea by the yard I will offer great inducements, as I have the largest assortment ever brought into this, county, and they will be sold at astonishingly low prices. C t l ' i ’ T I done at the shortest notice, and warrant ed to fit If properly made. I want every one to call upon me before purchasing elsewhere, and I will satisfy all that I have the best stock, and can sell at lower rates than any other establishment in Yates or the surrounding counties. Don’t forget the place, in E. k F. E. S miths 8 New Block, next below M. Hamlin’s, and opposite D. W. Streeter k Co.’s Store. F. E. SMITH. Penn Yan, October, 1855. 68 . l ! REMARKABLE DISCOVERY! IN F O R E S T P L A N T S . A L S E Y , of Now York, has discovered medicinal properties in certain plants found growing wild In the forests and fields, f om which he has produced Two Remedies wlueh cure the whole torms of Disease — These popular remedies are DK. HALSEY'S FOREST W INE and l OREST FILLS THE FOREST PILLS.—There are three thinga peculiar to these Pills alone.* 1st, They neither gripe nor weaken tho systsm. This is because they contain no Drugs or Mineral*, but that they are the pure virtues of Plants which'are as wholesome as the food we eat* 2d. They pnrge most when the stomach and bowels are most billious and foul, after this their efficacy enters the blood, and the process o f purifying goes on until all humor and Uisnase at e expelled from the system. 3d. A cure Is certain in all eases for which they are recommended, and they cure without affecting the bowels but slightly. It is folly to use severe and griping purgatives ; such drugs give pain and weakness, without clean ting the blood ; besides they injure the tone of the stomach and bowels. My principle is never to weaken the system ;— the stronger the vital functions, the more power have they to throw off disease when assisted by a really good medi cine. Salts and Castor oil and the whole category of pills made of Drugs, answer no purpose more than purgation. Such drugs neither reach the blood or bad humor. The Pills made of these Plants is a different tiling altogether.— They 1 annot harm a child, yet their efficacy in curing Diseases of the blood and other complaints is certain, and in some cases to which 1 have been eye-witness, their cures have been almost miraculous, T h e FOREST WIN E.—The medicinal properties of the Forest Wiue are different from those of the Pills, but the efficacy of each remedy harmonize together; and in the cure ol some disorders one Remedy is us important to the oth* r as water and food are for our existence. I have pointed out in the following directions some of the cases which require only the Pills, and which require both the Wine and the Pills 10 ensure the cure. The combined ac tion of botli the Remedies have o more powerful and searching efficacy, and cure sooner than either remedy alone in all such cases as 1 have re^ >mmenUed them to gether. Onepurgatlve dose of the Forest Pills is warranted to cure any Billious disorder, or any complaint arising from foul stomach and morbid condition of the bowels. One or two purgative doses will cure Fevers. One Box o f the Pills aud a Bottle of the W’ine are war ranted to break up and cure the mos severe Colds,Coughs, and Pain in the Breast. (I have never tried my Remedies in the most advanced stages of Consumption, end cannot warrant them to cure it, but old and seated colds, and Coughs, and Pain in the Breast, these remedies cure soon er than anything 1 ever knew or heard of. One Bvt tie of the Wine und a Box o f the Pills are war ranted to cure the\Asthmn but some bad cases require more. The Forest Remedies give immediate relief in Dyspepsia and Indigestion,and one or two Boxes and as many bottles are warranted to cure the most severe cases ol this dis tressing complaint. The efficacy cf the Forest Remedies in Rheumatism is very singular ; some o f the iuu.-t distressing cases 1 ever saw have been cured by them in ten or twelve day’s time, while some other cases, appar ntly not so bad.it took nenr- ls three months before the complaint yielded to the effica cy of the Remedie#. This sometimes may be owing to n broken-down constitution, but more frequently to some kind of narcotic drug taken at some former period, for I have always noticed it took longer to cure patients who had taken mercury and other poisonous drugs. AGUE AND FEVER ANDOulLi-S —The Forest reme dies are the best cure in the world lor Ague and Fever.— One o‘* two doses of the I’iils and less than a Bottle of the Wine is warranted to break the Ague and cure the pa tient, but the directions which accompany the Remedies should be adhered to. 1 have had some Ague and Fever patients who were very much bloated and limbs Inidly 1 t-wollcn Jrom the bad effect of medicine cuntuinimr quinine. No bud effects ev. r follow the cure b» the Forest Remedies, The fact is, 1 have had many apply for my Remedies to cure the bail effects of quinine, eveu after they had got rid of the Ague. Ulcers, Boils, Blotches, Scabbed Head,Ring Worm, Ery sipelas, Suit Rheur.t, Sore Eyes,and every kind of Humor. 1 have never witiv tsed anything so certain and complete ns the Forest Remedies in the cure of these complaints.— They nil arise from one common cause —impure Blood. Generally, nothing hut the Pills are required fur the cure of most of these disorders, but If both lvmedhs are used, | two Boxes of the Fill 4 and uvo or three Bottles of the Wine ! is warranted to cure the very worst case.-, und frequently ; by less than half the quantity’. Two Boxes of the Piila and as many bottles of the Wine, is warranted to cure the worst cases of Jaundice. Female obstructions, produced from bad voids or weak ly constitutions; a few d* ses ol the Fot vst Wine is warran ted to cure the most istresring forms of these complaints ; and if the Wine be followed up a few weeks, these derange ments will not occur again. The wine exactly suits the female constitution, uud gives strength, vigor, and bloom ing health. DEBILITY, Emaciation, Night Sweats, and Weakly State of the Constitution. The Forest Wine is a popular remedy for all these complaints, one to three bottles cure the worst cases without the use of the Pills ; but when the comp'aint is siccmopanied with some other disorder the Pills also will he *vqulrtd. Over a milli- 11 of Boxes and Bottles have Veen sold with in the last two vears in the United States and Uunadss — betters und certificates to the amount o f many thousand have been received, testifying lo the cures aud good effects uf tlic^e Remedies. G W. IIAI^EY. General Depot, No. 64 Walker Street, New York. Appointed Agents in Penu Yan, L aiumm k M vnger . E. II. IlcxTiximix. 4mGb7 THE EAST SIDE CHALLENGES YOUR ATTE\ t S OMETHING new is continually Lcin*^ 1 programme 4 ?r each successive the regular and substantial businey h common tiling. Sometimes a lot of the block. Sometimes a pile of printauS slaughter ; and again a party of Cloth* is elected to be stain. Just now a coMtwX slaught is being made upon TWEEDS, JEANS, AND ■q and low prices stuff Goods generally. A *• JEAN Is sold at IsCd; a bunkum TW ^ had quite a run and created sensation lo J? 1 at‘2s 6 d. A handsome, dark, go to meeting a like price, a family of 12s FANCY p L a H s 1! so on. To-morrow we shall offer a little Curtain prints, at 5J£ cents. What will iu : can’t say, not knowing what a day may you especially, thal have cash to pay, had r to see. * Penn Yan, Ran. 3d, 1856. O IL WINDOW SHADES AND TIttMMtoJ variety just received andselling chen\ May 9, 1855. ___________________ mfcj. REMOVED! F 'O R thetietter accommodation ofincren^. have removed one door to the SoulhoIV - • SMITH’S New Block. Preparations rebe^i large, rich, and varied entertainment for via establishment the coming season. ^ March 1, 1856. FEMALE AOADElfjHE AN D M R S , AYElI,.priftt H 'T H E arrangements for the ensuing jet k>. lows : 5 • ^ The 1st Quarter begins April 2d and clot, » n iY 2d ” “ Jiily 8 MthnrKl > e ‘ n tt 8 d “ “ Oct.VWi, * « 4th, “ “ Jan. 14th, ISM. ivnL Tuition will be charged at the same rates tippers past year. > m o i Tuition bills payable at the middle of eachikn «<2vi Every pupil entering the School willbechnJYhen n % Quarter’s Tuition. * itswill Penn Yan, March 1st, 1S56. B A G S . —A lot o f* Stark Mill Bags” li for sale by ADAMSiJ 5 _____ te Squa 41 IW B March 4th, 1856. $500 REWARD ti M N T T ILL be paid to any person who will girel^ 44 VV where the large stock of China, (lino, t 11 it a enware, has gone that was taken from the st% B ockbek , within the last tew months, (all oii paid for) and consequently she hubeen sqs. New York and purchase a muchtM^erandIn^ree ** stock than has ever been offered in ttusiunw col. of . ’ col. CHINA DINNER,TEA AND TOILET, Rusines to $0. Also a most elegant assortment of W H ite Granite M'an, which is superior in quality and'cheaperin m ever been offered k. Western New l'orlr. Sit ^ lttl en large purchase o f «D MO NCY T PL VTfcD WARE AND TABLE CCTLflj £> Q] which are «<l warranted from the best Manuhqy be p; will be sold equally as cheap as the above. Remember only four doors below the Post (|\ Penn Yan, Fept. 20, JS55. s-w.it«BU c >H1P and STRA W HATS for sale by April 81, 1*50. T. F. ty Pro | AD1ES SILK VESTS and GENTSG a S? 1 j PERS,nice Goods for SuromerWare,hiTtj- received at T. i.SHti volesal ; ons , oduce tiiew I ' 6 mC BY L a B O Y SUKDERU1 R ELIABLE,in all forms of Diseyc.wiltal , The BEST REMEDY, ever known,in BUrunul and affections of the Eye.* Pamphlet of to you for 1 dime, free,) explaining ffkti thtN;i;> of Cure is, und how the afflicted may second 1y674. ________________ __ m , l PAPER HANGINGS. UflGY IN( 'THERE no ornament so cheap as that off* A and the variety is almost unlimited. 1 Hot hand a verv great variety of pattern, awl net: -------- 800(1 new pieces are now ordered f«»r Ihe os trade. Many of them are r iilly captivating, hi something to look at them. Abo all Shaden^aler \ tains of the Newest styles, Cords,Tas:eh,«c. Music; iQ,j M. Dll No. 8 PLAID MERINOES AND rawsi L k S OME beautiful pattern* have just bnce cptcruateri 1 October, 1 SV>. ’5S I Wrings, Ware 1 (IIA T I I H M O N I A L . 1 M P O H T A N T G H A N G E , B RACE A GRAVES, having disposed of, their stock of Hardware to Mr. N. R. LONG, of New York City, with « view of loca ting Wert, take this occasion to express their than > for the cordial feeling which has been manheated, as well as for the very liberal pat ronage bestowed o « them during their residence here. We would also add tint our successor, Mr. LONG, hav ing been fer the past twenty years engaged in the Whole- oale Hardware Trade itrXew York City, possesses unusual advantages for purchasing Goods at the lowest whe.esale rates, is thoroughly acquainted with every brunch of the business,and it gives us pleasure to commend him as in all respects worthy your confidence and patronage. I S O M E T H I N G N E W IN -»v E C O N O M Y . \ T HE subscribers have been experimenting several\* years with different metals, in order to find, if pos sible, a compound, or. x y, for making plates for A r t i f i c i a l T e c t l i . yhich would for all practic able purposes be as good e Gold; and having been entirely successful,they take pleasure in announcing to the public, that by the application o f Electro “ Metullur gy,” they are enabl’d to furnish Plates o f Teeth at nearly one half the expense o f the G old Plates now in use; and for beauty, durability, and resisting the corroding ef fects o f the most powerful chemical agent#. They are equal to the finest Gold Plate. Whole upper sets can be made for, from Eighteen to Thirty dollars, and en j tire sets,—upper and under—for from Thirty-five to Sixty dollars, and smaller cases In proportion. Specimens may be seen at their office,in Penn Yan, 'at any time, and if reque»ted,they can refer any one to~j those who have such plates o f their manufacturenow in use. They would state also,for the benefit ofthose who have silver plates, that corrode, or turn black in the mouth, that for a triflldg sura, they can be made to re sist entirely the actions of acids, and remain brigln In use. J. ELMENDORK A SONS. The undersigned (resident Jewellers of Penn Yan,) having made ourselves acquainted with the pi ocess to, which Electro Metallurgy is applied in tho manufacio- tor.v of plates for Artificial Teeth, by J. Et.MKXDour A S ons , o f Penn Yan, we can recommcmi 1110 all who may need plates of teeth, as being superiorto platcs< made o f 18 carat gold, as a perfectly pure gold sur-‘ face is obtained, together with all the strength, beau ty and duribtitty necessity for such work. LEVI O. DUNNING L . 8 UNDERLIN. W . G. MORRIS. Penn Van, ay 7,1855. SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS!!! A LARGE line o f Black Silks, o f the celebrated manu- faemreof Bischoff, Red Letter, Ac. of all prices, and warranted not to crack. My Fancy Silks are the richest and most elegant styles ever seen in Western New York. T. F. SlIARPE, 28 Main st. October, 1 6 5 5 . ______________________________ |58 ___ M i l l i n e r y g o o d s a t W h o l e s a l e , Bonnett Ribbons* French and English Crapes, Olas- ca Silks, Satins, Crown Linings, Cape Lace, Ac., at whole sale Prices to Milliners. ’41 BRUKN A FISH. UR BUSINESS IS TO SELL AS CHEAP AS WK CAN—not as dear as we can. The results to cut. •— ere are somewhat different In the two cases. Did va »» ever think o f it? jy h a m i i v jan!7’5« [678] HASILIN. A RARE CHANCE FOR a T d r u g GIST. T Hn L 8 “ vECribermh 1 vlnB/ <* ently determined to leave Drug Store,iate'yoccupi^ by J oy & W ^ s p S T * ’ This is a grand opportunity for any person desirous of engaging in the Drug Trade. The stand is the oldest and in all respects the most desirable for that business of any in Town. For particulars,call uron A. Y. HARPENDING, Esq., Attorney Ac., Penu Yan. JOHN WILKINSON. Penn Yan, M a y22,1856. 92. ry\^t> ALL PERSONS indebted to us either by note or ( j ^ / acc.unt are requested to call and make prompt j .settlement and payment of the same, at o ir oi l place of business, where one o f the F>rm nill at all times be found, as it is absolutely necessary to close up tnwiuvss with the least nossibledelay. BRACE k GRAVES. S t v c c d i s l i H a i r C r e a t o r * J n p l l IS preparation has now been before the public about 1 L nine months,it has been applied, free o f charge at j the proprietor's rooms, SbU Broadway, to all applicants.— I Feeimg confident of its merit in ordinary cases of lose uf j hair, the proprietors took the above mode of proving it to I the public, and nt the same lime of affording to them selves the means of testing its full worth m a variety of cases, which has been done. Theirsucvess has excceuded their highest expectation, and their experience has been that in many cases which gave tho lefst hope, their prep aration has been sootiest successful. T- v.v do not pretend to restore the hair in every case, but th# many astonish ing and extraordinary 1 cases in which this article has suc ceeded, shouitl induce every'one 15 bam or losing their hair, and especially those who are likely to inhwlt bald ness, to consider the Sweedish Hair Creator ns necessary to their toilet as a comb or brush, and its regular daily use as 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 ract that, the hair can be produced and they have succeeded. Read some of our numerous certificates, one a case of baldness seven years, another a case o f loss of hair from an abcess; nn- | other from Erysipelas—all of which have been entirely re stored. Besides these we have many tes: tn mials from Physicians and others, which may Ue seen ; 6 the Dep. t, CSV Broadway, New York. C E U T I F I C A T E S * N ew V ofk , April 11.1S55. We, the undersigned, recommend to those who arc bald or losing their hair, to use the S wedish H air C urator .— Having had the preparation applied at the rooms o f the Proprietors, we believe it to be, from experiment, the only article which will produce or create hair upon heads Svhere the baldness has been of years’ standing. Dr. Z. ROGERS, South Fourth St. Brooklyn. N. EAGER, 414 Broadway, N. V. Dr. WM. C. BENNETT, 192 Fount Avenue. J. PECK, 8*)4 Fourth Street. T. H. LYONS, 55 Hudson Street. C. VAN TASSEL, 279. Broadway. K. J. TALBOT, Citizen Office, in Spruce Street. Dr. HENDERSON, Oculist, 45S Broadway. JOHN F. MOORE, 9T Clinton Place. Eighth Street. Dr. HENRY BU1WNKTK, 179 East Seventh Street. W. COLEBUUN.89 Wert Twenty-first Street. DAVID RATTRAY, 73 Fifty-second Street. WALTKN MOORE, 225 West Twenty-seventh St. WILLIAM IRVINE, 17 Catharine Street. GEO. V. SMITH, 111 Spring Street. A. P. IIIGGINS, 297 Broadway. MARY O. CRAYTON. 604 Broadwav. JULIA A. GONSALVES, Il&Fqurlh Street. M. O. BANKS,553 Broadway. New Y ork , March 22,1855. To the Proprietors qfthe Swedish Ilair Creator: Gents— Having been quite bald for the last six or seven years, I was induced, by reading your advertisement, to make trial of the Swedish Hair Creator. It is now about five months since I commenced its use, and my hair is growing again very finely, where, previous to using your preparations, there was none at all. In justice to your wonderful discovery, I must odd that I have tried every means In my power to restore my hair, and all other prep arations seemed to do more harm than good. I take great [ pleasure in stating that I ain now convinced o f having my hair entirely restored, und cheerfully give you this testimo ny, hoping it may induce others who are skeptical, as I was, to give your Swedish Hair Creator a fair trial. Yonrr, G. F. SMITH, 111 ipringSt. N ew Y ork , March 1 5 ,1S55. 7b the Proprietors qfthe Swedish Hair Creator: G ents —In the early part o f last Summer, my daughter was afflicted with an abscess a bout one inch above the cen ter of the os/ronti*, the diameter of which was two inches. It was opened, and after the discharge had ceased, the roots o f the hair were exposed on the inside of the scalp.— Within a week, all the hair over the diseased spo‘ hud fal len out. Two experienced medical men were consulted, who decided the spot would remain permanently bald.— Various restorative means were resorted to, without eflect, when a friend recommended your Swedish Hair Creator. After ten days’ application, a microscopic examination ev idenced a growth of finedowny-looking hair. It is now full length and perfectly healthy. 1 then recem nened it to a lady (relative) who ha<Ucrt her hair from erysipelas. She u ed it with a like happy result. 1 take pleasure in giving you this testimony in favor of your valuable diseoy c- ) ry, 1 >elicveing it to be. from actual experiment, one of the I very few useful curative articles that emanate from Quack- 1 dom. Respectfully yours, Dr. HENRY BURTNKTE, No. 179 East 17th st. This Preparation comprises a bottle of Liquid and jar of Pomade. When applied at our rooms, no rhaviro i* mmie until the the I fair U fithy s t o r e d , s It never fails restoring the Hair when its loss has been caused by fever or sickness; and seldom requires more than onebcllJe to arrest its fulling out. As an article of toilet it is Invaluable, as it keeps the hair healthy, and gives to it an extremriv elegant appear ance. Baldness la euerally hereditary. Mothers should use it upon their children s heads, as it not merely aids the growth of the Hair, butis sure to prevent ultimate bald ness. Sent to any part o f the United States upon rhe receipt of $1. Address orders to the Proprietors ofthe S wedish H air C reator , Broadway, New York. N. D. — Usual dis count to the trade. Also for sale the Justly celebrated METROPOLITAN LIQUID IIAIR DYE, For coloring ihe Hair or Whistcers, either a lively black or brown, the moment It Is applied. Full directions! aouompa- nv each bottle. P r i c e 7 5 CCIN. Sent to any part of the United States. N. B.—Liberal discount to the trade. CLARK <& FRAZER, Prop’r Swedish llair Creator, 880 Broadway, New York* Sept., 1S55. 1y*67. | 7 7 leg a x r w c < i <t i n r a invitation I JT j engraved in a style unequalled. Alsoncaalcr i dress and Business Cards, and Cloth: WEDDING ENVELOPES A CAKE Hi Groce always on hand. Orders by MailorExpreapfi -------- tend to. Also aHIchnlsof W :»< > O JG.NGKAVnC, Serawings, Specifications, and Apj4ictik«fee*~v* Dais for Secret Societies, e tc., execute-' loortln ®lons Klmira.N. * »ire. 5-llmrf JJ. , l0UI! N E W C A S H A N D SHOE E S T A W A l alci. i t . m a . v f o h k , ATE o f Kimira, has just opened a SrtStet,i! ------ : N o . 4 3 M a i n 6 V n n \aa, for the trade, in Bf.41 I S APifl MP „ and all that proixvly belongs to that . •». 8 S Sew ness. His stock is large, well eeletUVRetai braces allstylcsand varieties, of i'me A Iso, quality, aud Domestic anti Kartemmarfafettw horn TERMS CASH, and prices exceedingly M ers from the country will please coll before thej »< gain* elsewhere, ami they shall be satisfied lb ..TOnJ. make moiiev 1>V purchasing ut this CASH SW ford N. B. Cash paid for Hides. R- UW_ I’enn Yah; Oct. U'th, 1^55. L U 0 0 A. a i j o k s u e i i g a i t , InsivitcliBd IYTCT Jlow and Where 1 0 Procun Please sdml for a copy of our ILLUSTRATED O V 1 5 0 .different works, Fires CATALOGS i < suitable for P b - liie reading, and embracing OC< Popuaxr Am erican Biographies, KitrreUe 'Inivets, Agriculture, Teynperance, Lirt, flit'll E Books f o r the Young, beautifully Printer ’ ^ h ated Fam ily Bibles, Religiim flvoM' and Selev.t Poetry, and a choke fdrtdy (/> nevus Books. ftfeg w c w i l l senfl it williont CharJP* ™ It contains a full description of tl e best itasA'iudin on the ab iftjt important subjects, with their pra*te dl1 a form convenient for preservation. Kverjr t *1 book-buyer, should have it. gIF\ V*e will t^Ut, 1 our books, Postage Vrepai \ on the receipt of ltd) ^ . Used price, which may be sent to us by mail, it to O u r s a r e tl»e bi-st Books because they are adnp'cd to the wants of Ihe V ! Full particulars and Practical Instructions t o ’t gratis, on application to fi* i»p MILLER, ORTON k MULLIGAN, 25 Park Row, New York, or lul Gcneaee-H, tg*, _> N D uole DRESS GOODS ! DRESS GOl# the T I T E do not intend to boast, but we beKewth^ouri VV got a little the nicest and cheapest StetDv* ; Goods to be found In Yates County. a.1, We have an endless variety ol Lawns, CM#** of tl Detains, Vla;n and fi-mred Bareges, DeBeise,J*\no 0 Organ-las, Detains. Ginghams, Chambrys, *<.^f. I as they were bought low for cash, w e<to noM^^-mthi under® old. Call and see them b.'tfwvyoa buy. jildn a p a w * m _ Penn Yan. April 22d« 1856. 1856.]—S P i m s G AND SUMMER GOODS r—JUST 1 A l E c / * Ich as n< ier eR !*e ■* and well selected Stock of J nEf * s p r i n g a t i f l S u m m e r Celp^ L- comprising every variety of DRESS GOODS! Of the most Beautiful patterns. E m b r o i d e r i e s of allkiiwfi. GLOVES, Hosiery, Cravats. SHAWLS! Rroch,Silk, Crape, Stella, Thibet, Cashmere, W* ** CLOTHS, CASHMERES, VESTINGL^-*Ly\ W. D. SQUIER,No. 1 0 the Venn Yan, April24, 1356. _ ______________________ _ ____ _ ________ _ I lu Groceries & Provisionove AT PH! W HOLESALE AND E E C \’ BY rah 1 3., t ana te 0 lack ten’s /bite !att« .\ntv I , . E . L A P H A M * ataf J CORNER MAIN ELM. ST.. W HO cordially inrite attention of the pa1’*1* very full stock of Ma: t G r o c e r i e s , PtoEuiuus. Ratfat*, _ Ware, Brooms, Pails , Cords, h Matts, bruits,(both foreign a\® 1 IJomesiic,) Stone Watt) Country Produce , <L'C , <£d. - AND PARTICULARLY, ^ To our very large additional supplies which ork LOSt been received by Canal, thus enabling us to offd «t reduced rates. We shall be able and shall ‘f AogS nt lower rates than those who have received th*‘ieu» supplies pr. R. R. M A R K THA T. .doofc 692 - L. E. LAPHAM^ nd t ___________________________________ .n IiEMOVED! riAT H^IIE Subscribers kindly announce to l^Cotti A of Penn Yan, and surrounding couoi^, m *8 an they have removed from No,2s to fc7 ^^’(Quilt, O e i « d o o r b i t i a t v th e Attil,*Li 2 w < i s o i v l . Rendering our thunds for past !*’ j3rlbi would be glad to show to our friends and rastotnt 15 3 |Ql>, ger stock of waff REA DY MA!)E CLOTHING. 8 AND GENTLEMAN’S FURNISHING GOODS, lM 1 CARPET ESTABLISHMENT. A LL the various Grades of Carper from an elegant Brussel and three ply down to u Cotton ‘Jsfld, togvth : er with Rush Mattings, Oil Cloths, Mats, Stair and Rag Carpets are kept in qnnuthles, more than equal to the de mand. Increasing care and Interest will be given to this part o f our trade. Tho handsomest putfernP will always he selected as fast as they appear in the market, a ufi p om every available source, and will be offered so low asm «*• cure a large iuid permanent trad«- >f. Ih M U V . ever kept, before. Peine connected with oue«j» gest Importing houses in New York, we cso ,f; sell clo'hing as cheap as any estahlishmentin % New York. The Clothing Is of our own Manual those in want of a new Garment will do well , .L a examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere' ® 8 U ROSENTHAL A K0IIN, J One door South of the America j Penn Yap, May 22, 1856. ^ ' / A NOTHER large lot of that good kind offj/ W a KP, such as recommended hy 'J’jJJiJf; Penn Yan, May 1,1856. ______ TANNTL'D, AVoolcn Socks,large “iees, Is| 1 \ fif ■ * M VBfl A
