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I V s J _ -r I a * 'v BOOTS! BOOTS!! j BOOTS!! T H E P E O P L E ’ S BOOT SHOE AND LEATHER STORE, NO. 25 MAIN STREET. r£M !E undersigned grateful for past patronage GOOD FOE BURNS. A N APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC 1 Yates Co. Furniture Depot, FRIENDS, COUNTRYMEN, ▲ N D A L L MANKIND IN GENERAL A T T H E O L D S T A N D , ® 6 l X. returns I hb sincere thunks to his numerous r l l friends uudcustiomers,and respectfully solicit a 1 continuance of the Kune, Anil he would embrace this opportunity of informing the citizens o f this county, and vicinity, that he has just received the largest, ^ o $ i e x tensive. aud carefully selected assortments of BOOTS A ND S/IOES,tvom the Kastern Manufacturers, ever be fore offered to this community. The selections were made with a view to the wants of his customers, llis stock is immense, and lie is desirous to have it distinctly understood that for Cash he is not to be undersold by any Establish ment in Western New York, llis assortment embraces every variety of work— the choice and fancy, and the strong and durable. L A O I L S 1 W O R K , Hit stock o f Ladies’ Work is very large, Including every variety, from the finest French Foxed and Tipped Gore Congress -Gaiters, to the most substantial, durable and heavy Buskins. • ' GENTLEMEN’S WORK. In th e Hue o f Gentlemen’* wort, he has the latest and moat approved styles of French Patent Leather Sowed and Pegged Boots a id Gaiters; Patent Leather, and, French Calf Oxford Ties. Calf, Goat, and Enameled Buskins and OF MISSES’ , BOYS’ YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN’S WORK. He has an endless variety, consisting of every quality, color and size. HOME MADE WORK. He is constantly manufacturing, and is prepared to ill nil order* on the shortest notice. II is home m ode, work consists of Men’s Calf, Kip, and Stoga Boots, Women’s Morocco, and Calf and Sewed Boots and Buskins, Boy’s Calf, Kip and Stoga Boots, and Youth’s Kip and Stoga Boots.all o f which willbe sold oxtreemely low for cash. L e a t h e r a n d F i n d i n g s * He also keeps constantly on hand a great variety of Xeathsrand Findings of the choicest selection, which he will sell at a very moderate advance on first cost. ilS E N !>!!*<■•— He is always prepared to mend worn out Boots and Shoes on the shortest notice, and In the neatest manner. , . , . ------------ The highest market price, in cash, paid for Hides and I Rosewood. OVAL Skins. ^ , I sortmeut o f W A N T E D . - He will pay Cash for 200 cords ol ,go<i Hemlock Bark, delivered at his Tannery, on the ivoked Lake Outlet. , , . Give him a call, and with Cash in hand examine his •lock, and he will not fail to satisfy the most careful buyer. R smbmdkr ! He is not to be multi sold. ySnf Penn Van. May 28, IS54. J. W. CRANE. L J L i f ► I ’ H EAR me for my cause, and be attentive that you may the better judge. Believe me tor mmc, ,.onor — and have respect to mine honor—that you may believe. If there be any in this County that wish f o buy Books, Stationery, Musical Instru ments and Fancy (rooks cheap, M let them draw near and be satisfied, I would respectful ly state to the Inhabitants of Yates County, that I have just received from New York city, one of the largest and best selected stocks of BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSI CAL INSTRUMENTS AND FANCY GOODS, and 1 wiil also say without fear oi contradiction, one o f the cheapest ever offered in this county ; comprising some or the LATEST AND BEST WORKS iu every department of Literature and the fine Arts. S C H O O L B O O K S of every kind in the United State?, (all of which are used 4n Yates County.) Also, a very large assortment of STATIONERY, comprising Fancv Colored Notes of all Shades and Sizes Fancy Borders. Reticulated Ladies (Hit edge, Ruled and Plain Commercial Note, g j o and cheap, 100 Reams to be sold at a Bargain. , PAPER o f various sizes and colors, gilt edge and plain. |H 1 LKTTBR PAPER, from $1,15 to $4,00 per Re CAP PAPER—all kinds and qualities. LEGAL CAP. Bill Paper, Folio Post, Packet Posts Quarto Post, and Flat Cup, and to cap all, I cau sell it cheap. ENVELOPES of every kind, grade, size and color. GOLD PENS, from the best makers— A large as sortment. STEEL PENS, Pen Holders, large assortment of Knives und Paper Folders, Ink and Ink Eraser, Pen- olls and Pencil Rubber; French Lithographs and Pictures ofall sizes and prices,, GILT MOULDINGS and Frames made tti order of Gilt on hand. Also, a large as- Stationery and Fancy Goods too numerous too mention. All I have to say is, that if you want anything in our line, call and you can find it. And last, though not least, I havcioue o f the very best as sortments of TIIE BANNER MILL!! t W o * O E M S have not yet wised, and one of > V the last, au.l mast important isthc further ira provement made iu OUR GRIST MILL, being a .remedy for all Insects nud Weevil, now so much feared In our approaching harvest, and as weave ever mindful of Hhe interests of our friends and customers, would call their Attention to this valuable invention entirely our oxen, •whereby we are enabled to do superior work to any we Xave heretofore done, and v.v Invite oil persons having ‘Grists to Grind, and who w*w. Uvir grain GROUND IN THE BEST MANNER, TO CALL AT TIIE PENN VAN BROWN COLORED MILL, where we are always on hand, and most happy and ready . to, wait on our friends and customers, pledging oursclv.es to •manufacture forthem FLOUR OF AN EXTRA QUALITY, as .well as the L.tRG PST KIND OF YIELDS. In fact we would say, if we were not modest meu, that we will do them better work than can he done nt any other establish ment. We have plenty of water, and can thereby dis patch business on the shortest notice, so that those coming from a distance may rely on having their GRISTS GROUND IMMEDIATELY. REMEMBER That it is at the Penn Van BROWN colored Mill. Where C asner & Sen a m all these wonders’fulfil; Those wishing giain ground in the very best manner, Must call as the Mill that is winning the Banner. W e trust you will not judge o ' what we can do by the above poetry as we are satisfied that we can do better ►grinding grists. -CASH AND THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. Also kept constantly on hand Flour by the bbl., or less ‘ quantities, and all kinds of MILL FEED. Penn Yan, June June 2 7 ,1S55. 4tf4. CA 8 NER A 8 CHEETZ. FANS in Penn Yan, so keep cool while I state anothet*fact, that BOOKS and STATIONERY are 2U per cent, cheaper in New York than they were six weeks ago. RAGS are cheap, and PAPER Is Cheaper. Flour is cheaper, and Books can be made cheaper, and this stock is CHEAPER, having been purchased since the fall. I am also receiving the LATEST PUBLICATIONS from New York City weekly by Express, and any Book that we do not have on hand, will be ordered at once. N E W M U S IC received every week. A liberal discount made to Teach ers, and all orders for Sheet Music filled with promptness and dispatch. Having the Agency of PRINCE k CO’S* MELODEONS and also some o f the bfest P I A N O S of the day, I can furnish anything in that line VERY LOW. GUITARS, Violins, Accordeans, Fiutemis, Flutes,Claro- Lets, Sax Horns, Fifes,and all other UlnN of Musical in struments on hand and for sale at the COUNTY BOOK STORE, No. 5*2, Main Street, nearly opposite the Yates County Bank. JAMES BUR NS. Penn Yan, June II h, 1S56. ’94tf THE FOLLOWING IS NO HUMBUG! T H E G R E A T E S T D I S C O V E R Y OF TIIE AGE. P ROF. WOOD offers for sale a perfect HAIR RESTO RATIVE. It will in a short time restore the Hair, . . . - ,. ■ H A V A N A P L A N I N G M I L L ! J a m e s L , P a ltrv A* <-o« H AVE now ill operation one of the latest Improved W oodworth P ianino M ackisks , and are prepared at *11 times to Plane Tongue and Grove pfonk and Boards o f all kinds and sizes, in the best possible manner. Lumber Dealers, Farrocrsand others, having Lumber o f any kind, which they wish reduced to a uniform width and thickness, and Planed, Tongued, Grooved or dressed In any way, for Flooring, Siding,Celling,She ving, Ac., are je»|»eetfuiiy in vited to give us a call. The Subscribers would also state that they have constantly on hand Planed Flooring, Ceil ing,Siding, Shelving, Ac., at wholesale and retail, also all kinds ot rough Lumber for sale. JAMES L. PAIGE A CO. Havana, June 7,1855. *4ttf which has become gray prematurely, to Us original color bring it out where it is gone, and arrest it where it is fall ing off—cleanse the head of dandruff and itchiuge—re move alicutnieous eruptions, and renders the scalp pet- factly healthy, by restoring the secretive organs to theii original vigoi and strength, and thus supply nutriment and coloring matter to th; roots, it does not dye the llair, but is, in short, a perfect Hair Invfgorator and Tonic. ,f IB X M . A T W O O D , No. 149 Chatham Street, (cur. MtUberry) ><• w Y o r k , I NVITES attention to his Large Assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER WARE, a n d f a n c y a r t i c l e s . GOLD BRACELETS, Pins, Ear Rings, Chatelalm Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Necklaces, Crusts, Lockets,Kings, Spectacles, Pencils, Seals, Medals, Keys, Charms, Ac. CAMEO AND MOSAIC BRACELETS, Pius and Rings. SILVER TEA SETS, Cups, Pitcher*, Spoons, Napkin Rings, Fork*, Fruit and Butter Knives. SILVER PLATED TEA SETS, Cups, Castors, Cake Baskets, Urns, Teakettles, Card Baskets, Ac. For Sale CHEAP FOR CASH, and warranted as repre sented. p g y Particular attention given to repairing and ad justing Duplex, Chronometer and the Lever Watches. lv67S SPRING GOODS! SPUING GOODS! i F i r s t o i th e S e a s o n * I NAVE just detached from the mountain ranges in New York, large masses of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, and they are now thundering up the Broad Guagc, and dashing down at our doors. They were as usual purchased largely for Cash and from the very beet sources in this Western World, and it Is but fair to presume that they were obtained at as low rates as any American Market will afford. This much for the purchase, now for the Kale., With the kindest regards for all our credit customers, whose business will be cherished with unidmiiiishtd care, . the CASH principle will be the great leading principle of the establishment; and all honorable endeavors will be used to promote tins favovUv principle of our adoption.— W e hope also, that by strict fidelity to our credit\ custo mere, to encourage them to pay ao promptly as to contin ue to rank among our most favored Cash purchasers. No misrepresentation or wrong-doing will be allowed, in any form or degree. We shall seek to make all fuel at * home, and theirmtereeti safe with us, and to merit their •onfidence. This must he, as far as it goes, one of the beat business .establishments in tho State. But now the Boxes, Bags, Bales, and Rolls of CARPETING •rebeing piled upon the Side-Walk to the serious Incon venience o f the gathering groups and we must therefore .defer further notice of this famous importation till they are • opened and marked, and the dear friends are served who •re gently descending upon us. With a feeling of grateful remembrances, we tender you all tn.e, our Spring saluta tion. A cordial welcome awaits you. A multitude of pleasant, not to say charming objects, both covet and challenge your admiration. March 31st, 1950, M. HAMLIN. From the Editor o f the Real Estate Advertiser, 2 Schoo street. Boston, March 2 0 ,1S55. Pnor. W ood — Dear Sir, having become prematurely quite gray. I was induced some weeks since, to makea trial of your Hair Restorative. 1 have used less than two bottles, but the gray hair* have disappeared .and although my hair has not fully attained its original color, yet the change is gradually going on, and I have great hopes that n & short time my hair will he as dark as formerly. 1 ave also been much gratified at the healthy moisture nil vigor of the hair, which, before was harsh and dry nd it has ceased to come out as formerly. Respectfully yours, D. McRUFF. M ilford , Worcester Co., Mass.,Nov. 18,1855. P bof . O. J. W ood —Dear Sir— 1 take pleasure in bear ing voluntary testimony to the magic effects o f your won derful llair Restorative. As far back as 1838, my hair commenced falling off, until the top of my tcalp became bald and smooth a« glass, and it has continued to fall for a great many years, notwithstanding I have used many celebrated preparations for its restoration. Seeing your advertisement, I was induced to give your article a trial, and to my utter astonishment I found after a few applica- j tions, that my hair became firmly set and assumed a very glossy and beautiful appearance ; and by the tkrue I had used a quart bottle, my had head was covered over with a young and vigorous growth of hair, which is now from one to two inches in length, and growing very fast. Yours Truly, HENRY GOODRICH. H air R estorative . — In ourcolumos to-day will be found Prof. Wood’s advertisement of Ihe above article, to which wc call attention. What it has done, we have witnessed upon several of our acquaintances in St. Louis. llair once gray met our view, black or Brown as the case may be, being the color of early manhood, und as fine and as glossy as silk, and that without any otherapplication than the Restorative. If it has done this upon others will it nqt do the same for any o f our readers whose 41 frosty pates’ were once like the “ raven locks” of Lochiel’s warlike chief, if they will try it ? We think so ? Jacksonville Constitutionalist, Oct. 2d. Address 0. J. WOOD & CO, 312 Broadway, New York and l i t Market St.Louis, Missouri. Sold by all Drug, gists. 692 IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS! STEAM P L A N I N G M ILL. T HE Subscribers having purchased one o f the celebrated WOODWORTH’S PLANING, TONGUEING and GROOVING MACHINES, are now prepared to do as good work as can be done in any Mill elsewhere, and with equal dspatch. Also all kinds o f sawing with CIRCULAR SAW, Boards and Plank split to any required width and thickness. Also Boards and Plank split into siding. Wo 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. I». The Subscribers being themselves practical buil ders, feel warranted in assuring all who may be interes ted, that there is a savihg of from twenty-five to fifty per cent, on Planing, and a much greater percent, on much o f the sawing done with the above machinery, over work done by hand. SHERMAN k SPENCER. Penn Yan, June 20,1855. MStf Groceries Sc Provisions, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! BY GREAT ATTRACTIONS. > T H E O L D B O O U S T O i e F is stlllin successful '*• operation, notwithstanding the strange changes of the .times, and having quite the Largest Stock of S t a n d a r d a n d M i s c e l l a n e o u s B o o k s to this section o f country, and replenishing continually '■with the Latest and Best Publications, we can offer supe rior Inducements to purchasers. A large variety of Books at NEW YORK * BICES o f SCHOOL BOOKS L . E . L A P H A M A S O N CORNER MAIN AND ELM ST.. ■\X7H0 cordially Invite the special VV att- attention of the public to their very full stock of All la general use. STA T IO N E R Y , PUin and Fancy, A fln*.assortment selected with care. Over Groceries, Provisions, Bushels, Willow Ware , Brooms, Pails, Cords, r J wines, Matts, Bruits,(both Foreign and Domestic,) Stone Ware , Country Produce, < t c , <£<?. AND PARTICULARLY, 4000 ROLLS WALL PAPER ! ■and BORDERS, now on hand. We have a choice sclec lion of Elegant Patterns, and especial attention will be jiv e s to make thib u prominent part of our business, WINDOW SHADES ! light w tiB a r h , Plain sed Figured, and gilt with fixtures, Taper Curtains. Ac. FINE OIL PA INNINGS, To our very large additional supplies which have just been received by Canal, tins enabling us to eff-r Goods nt reduced rales. We shall be able and shall sell Goods i at lower rates than those who have received their Spring ■applies pr. R. R. M ARK T il A T, 692 L. E. LAPIIAM & SON. -Atoel Engravings and French Pictures, Ornamental and ut, and Rosewood Frames and Glass. Plain G F A N C Y G O O D S 3 a great variety. RETICULES, FANCY BASKETS, Ac. EMBROIDERIES, Bilk Worsteds, Chemille*. Cotton,Stamped Collars, Ac. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ! T M K Q g , MELODEON 6 , VIOLINS, GUITARS, Ac., on hand or furnished at shortest notice, at as low, or lower prices than can be bought elsewhere. NEW SHEET MUSIC almost every week. Ihonktully acknowledging past favors, we Invite all to •give us a call. L. & S. DENTON. Penn Yan, April 1st, 1856. FARMER'S ATTENTION ! FARMER'S STORE! I WOULD call the attention of Farmers especially, to the inducements 2 offer, assuring them that as good, if not better, bargains may be had, as at any of the 12 per cent. 14 Farmer’s Stores” in the County. Call and examine tor yourselves. T. F. SHARPE. Penn Yan; April 17,1856. M A T R I M O N I A L E LEGANT I V e d d i s t f A* E i i v i t i U S o n C a r d s engraved In a style unequalled. Also visiting, Ad dress and Business Cards, and WEDDING EN VETO FES A CA K E BOXES alwayson haqd. Orders by Mailer Express promptly at« tend to. Altsoiallkindsof W O O D J E i Y C W A V I N G , Serawlngs, Specifications, and Applications for Talents Dais for Secret Societies, e tc., executed to order. Elmira,N. v *u<'. 1S53. 546m6 J. FRASER. -CAR VET ESTABLISHMENT. A LL the various Grades of Carpet* from an elegant Brussel aud three ply down to a Cotton 2s i>J, togeth .er with Rush Mailings, Oil Cloths, Mats, Stair and Rag Carpets are kept in qanutiiles, more than equal to the de mand. Increasing care and in t e r s will be given to this partofourtrade. The handsonest patterns will always :be selected as fast as they appear in the market, and from •very available source, and wi 11 be offered eo low hr to se core a large and permanent trade. M. HAMLIN. Q I L WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS.— A grea variety just received and selling cheap at May 9 , 1S55. BRUEN A FISH’. M ^ U N K H Y W O O D S a t W h o l e s a l e , Bonnott Ribbons, French and English Crapes, Glas- ca silks,fcatlD*, Crown Linings, Cape Lace, kc.t at whole sale Prices to Milliner* *41 BRUEN & FISH. n H ! lAxPU 5 Ii‘ ES? IS TO S7.LL AS CHEAP AS WK Y . / CAN not as dear a» we can. The results C e l e b r a t e d A’o i i u l ....... ............... .. resu to cus tomers are somewhat different in the two cases. Did you cv*ertiT.5,kr?M i? M. HAMLIN. janlT’fii [b78J ( A r t i c l e s , Handkerchief Extracts, Hair Dye, Aroandina, Toilet Powder, Toilet Soaps and Shaving Soap, Balm o f Thousand Plotters, 'JHiy’WftUe, Tooth Powder, Tooth Brushes, •Nail and Hair Brushes, and a great variety of Fan cy Articles for eaie, at 693 LAPHAMAMUNGER’S. H BURRILL BROTHERS L I N E N I V U K ’ F.S G L O V E S <& I I U S l E K Y fp H F Gentlemen A m n it»va <ii i — - ----- 1 . i i , nir oca* V . mhw money by coming directly to No. 2 6 ; for as long as our Noek lasts there ’8 no use of looking elsewhere. April 21st, 1856. ADAM* Sc McNIEL. LA D IE S T O T H E O F P E N N Y A N ! AVKrecoived thisda.v.a large and Splendid assori- me«t of Summer Styles o f K O M .N E 't 'i y . t h e first Season. e have every si j enow worn. ’ * May 15,1 S 5 6 . _____________ nc ,0 1 MANTILLAS ! MANTILLAS 1 t - — e . _ _ ''n E newest styles on which we shall offer special in. ducements. BRUEN & FISH. 1 T'RENC FANCY B. 4 able r presents Ac. A bevy o f beauties suit HAMLIN. W are to say the least, as thorough and extensive as at any establishment in the county, and as my friend down st. aays “ the public are sick o f shams\ (and he is good authori- ty on that point) If you will only call at the Yates Co. Fur niture Depot, we think you will readily be able to dis tinguish the difference our work presents from the \shams” that are sometimes 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 METALIO BURIAL CASE. m i HIT i’ > A HEARSE & CAREFUL ATTENTION. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine out stock, and judge for themselves. 49tf SAMUEL F. CURTIS CALL N O T I C E . AT JILLETT’S MILL, I N P E N N Y A N , W ith your Custom Milling. T has just been fitted up in the essential parts, in the most superior manner, exclusively for CUSTOM WORK AND CUSTOM FLOURING, with M O S T V A L U A B L E 1 M P R O N E M E N T S that have been made in milling for years. We are there fore enabled to M A KE MORE FLOUR and far better than ever before. W c have been to much expense in getting these improvements with particular reference to making more flour and also a most SPLENDID 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 floured. We have taken par ticular pains to learn the Eastern mode of manufacturing their celebrated 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 has been but recently brought into use, and having bought the right o f the county, we are prepared to make BETTER BUCKWHEAT FLOUR than ever before. It cannotbe excelled. FEED GRIND ING of all kinds done on SHORT NOTICE, and ground fine. For cleaning grown Wheat, we have a STONE SMUTTER that scours off the sprouts admirably. Those having Milling to do therefore will be well paid, and are particularly requested to call A T 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 T R Y US, and receive our best thanks for the same. K K M E M B B I t . At the W h i l e M i l l , in Penn Yan, where the b work is done in the County. j . s. j i L L B r r REGULATOR OUR CREED Q . C o m e t o O r d e r SMALL u AND E 00B Q TERMS u ORE m a r c i i t o t h e r e g u l a t o r pR o n r s T T price \ N o * 4 0 AXD A A AKD A M A INSTREET, \ QUICK rP r p RBADT A PE N N Y A N , x SALB 6 . Q Q PAT. REGULATOR YTTH ERE maybe VV inthe way of found all that is desirable and cheap D r y t w O o d s » G r o c c r i c s , M i l l i n e r y G o o d s * l i o m i e l s , R i b b o n s , C a r p e t s , O i l C l o t h s , P a p c r ( I a n g i u g s , A c » , which will be sold per cent less than the regniarcrcd- It prices, or 20 percent lower than any merchant in Penn Yan can sellfor. Particular attention willbe paid to all ofourcustomers, 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. New Goodsreccivedby Expreaseveryday. 5<7 BUltRILLBROTUERS. N. R. LONG, Late o f the Firm of LONG k DAVENPORT, N ew Y ork C itt , Successor to B R A C E & GRA VES, 19, Main-St., Penn Yan, N. F AIRBANKS’ SCALES.—N, R. Long, No. 19 Main-St. Agent for Fairbanks k Co.’s Patent Scales, has on hand some o f 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 2,000 do. Counter, Family and Grocers* do. The superiority o f these Scales is so well known that no praise is necessary.) June 10,1S56. 596, H A R D W A R E ! 'T H E Subscriber would respectfully inform A the citizens of Penn Yon and Yates Coun ty, that he has 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 6c M e c h a n i c s T o o l s * Ac., Ac., of Messrs. Brace & Graves,and will con tinue the same Business at the Old Stand, N o , I U . M a i n S t r e e t . He solicits the patronage of 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. 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 of FARMERS MECHANICS TOOLS, STOVES, IRON, STEEL, Ac. He has also secured the services, in the Tin Ware De parturient,of M R.AB’M MILLER, so well and favorably known in this vicinity, 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, neatness and dispatch. N. It. LONG, No. 19, Main Street, nn Yan, Feb. 18th, 1856. tf677 H AY PRESSES.— N. R. Long, No. 19 Main street is agent for a Patent Hay Press of immense power, aud occupying but little space. Full particulars given as to size and capacity. Price, No. 1, Fifiy Dollars, No. 2, Twenty-Five Dollars, and transportalien from New York, added,netc&th. 696 June 10th. M G L A S S E S * a large Stock. S U G A R S * all grades o f Raw and a complete as. sortment of Refined, which we aha sell at Low Figures. Remember a* LO WFIGTJRESy we shall sell them. L. E. LAPHAM A SON. BY L a RO 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 its benefits. Iv674. LADYS’ RIDING HATS, ______ LADYS’ RIDING GLOVES. ____ reuu Yan, June 12,1354. D.M A R T IN, Hatter. WAGONS FOR SALE! GOOD Second Hand L u m b e r R u g ' a cT * a n d also.a T w o H o r s e L t m v b e r W a f f O I I ,’ifur gale cheap. -Enquire at JILLETT’S Mill. _ fiS4tf SHAW L S! s TELLA, THIBET, CRAPE pnd P L ^ T J '9* A good assortment. T* F-SHARPEfc. mark. M y R a i l R o a d a n d C a n a l , E are constantly keeping our Store full of Goods in our line, which as usual we arc selling ut the lowest L, E. LAPHAM A NON. I^LA C K SILK NETT LACgIV o r C a ^ ^ m ^ n b AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY. •need wait no longer finr those “ HOUGH’S CACT 8 LEAF SKIRTS,” which *ou have been so anx obtain, were this morning brought by the Amerl >res» Company, to the store o f T. V. 6 'H ARPE, 28 Main St. Yao; July 80,1850. _____ C HIP and STRAW HATS for sale by April 81, 1856. _____ _ _ T ^ J H A R P E . SIL K S ! T ) B U R N T A F I S H have a large stock and can In B vito all watting either BL’ K or FANCY, with the - _______ . . . . ...” ___ . I . . . . with mini it v. mvik And vice aiiwauuuK w u v . ~~ — ... . , —- a»<urance that we can please, with quality, style and price.—May 14. SUTTER IMPORTED. CrHAWUS.—Every hftig in the line of Shawls, New L - Clieap and Beautiful, can be found at No. 26. Term Y;m, Apr. 22, 1856. ADAMS & McNIEL. § _ W Y iN F a ther should be used in making G OD vUTTER \ , LAPH4M k NON keep a cone apply in KNITTING I MNE and Coarse Yarns, o f Grey, BJac’c, White, State, Random, mixed, Ac., from the Waahinee Company, /Z J .L o v e s a n d H o s i e r y * - * - * - larS° Stock can be found at N o .I q Main Street. b«autiful assortment of Fancy Silks,ala> V PfaU grades, from cheap to the best 1 hsh- offs for sale at low n$Urc4, hy ADAMS «fc McNIEL. Penn X an, April 22 d, 1856, L A.?Jia S-,L^n?L^S anft GENTS GAUZE WI PERS.mce Goods for Sm*mei. Ware, have lust received at V Q«f foi> NEW THINGS JUNE 9 .................................................. 1856. L E G A L N O T I C E S . On the Comer o f Main & Clinton st*., AY be found the largest assortment ____of Furniture of every description ever offered in this place, consisting ol more than forty Bureaus 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. In the way o f Tables and Stands our assortment consists o f upwards of ll>0, with a choice o f 80 or 40 different patterns. Bedsteads of every descrirp tion, including some styles never offeed- herebefore? also a full assortment of Mattrasses of all kinds. In addition to the above, we are manufacturing the SPRING BED, A NICE THING , the first gver made in the county, very much liked by those who hare used them. It is hardly necessary to say that our stock o f CHAIRS Is extensive, comprising every vari ety of Cane and Flag Scat Chairs, Rockers, Cas tor Chairs, besides a large lot of Mahogany Chairs o f different patterns. We also have Sofas and Tete a Tetee 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 I M O R T G A G E S A L E . HAVis just returned from the great ” Vanity Fair,*: _— having culled there from such things as appear to be in good taste aud suitable to the wants o f our triends, via A large quantity o f 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 o f CHINA SILKS. 4s 6 d to 5s much wore in the citv. HANDSOME PLAID SILKS from 4s-6d to 14s. RICH BROCADE that will almost stand alone, for Us. About half price. A few low priced BROCADE at 4s-6d. I could find no more o f them in the city. ' M AN T ILLAS! M AN T ILLAS! A great assortment from $1 to $15. From A. T. Stewart and other places of taste refinement. Eor the sake o f enlarging this branch o f trade, the above will be sold for cash at about the cost. S II A WLS! A large Importation o f W HITE, COLORED, FIGURED, and Plain Crape Shawls. Stellas In great variety. Broche, White, Green and Crimson centres. Thibet, Wool, Black, Green, Blue, Orange and Dumb. Different prices. BLACK SILKS—just what you want— for here you will find all kinds. Also colored. SUMMER SHAWLS generally. DRESS GOODS ! Challies, Beroges, Figured and Plain. Barege, DeL&ln Cambrics, Jaconets, Lawns, Ginghams, add 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. 1 June 10,1856. M. HAMLIN. A few nice plain Bonnets, just to keep the Miliner’s good natured. BOOTS! BOOTS!! r t o MOST KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. Don’t forget that the place for Great Bargains is at th Cheap Boot and Shoe Store o f H. D. PRATT. Penn Yan, Oct. 2,1855, ’5Stf JUST FROM CHINA. IA GOODS, Lamps, I*anteme, Looking Glasses and eve rything usually found in a China and Crockery Store. Please call and see styles and prices. “ Terms Cash.” (Dishes loaned to accommodate parties at a per cent to accommodate customers.) Penn Yan,May 21, 1856. 691 PICTURES TAKEN ON PAPER AND GLASS. rpH E __ undersigned, after being to considerable expense in fitting and preparing to take pictures us above, is now enabled to put up pictures with NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. And now while I return my sincere thanks and gratitude to the citizens o f Penn Yan and vicinity, for the liberal patronage that they have \iven me, I would say to them that I have a new prcceas for Glass pictures, that surpass es anything before invented. The advantages in taking- this style of pictures is 1st. You do not sit more than to }i as long as the old way. 2 d , it does not reverse but makes a position Picture. 3d, it is secure from damp ness. These pictures arc decided by the most coinpeten Judges, to be as much superior to the Plate Picture, as a Steel Engraving is to a Wood Cut Picture. My prices shffll be as Cheap as the Cheapest; pleas* give me a call, and you shall be suited or no charge. Rooms in KLMENDORF’S buildings, opposite the Yates Co. Bank,formerly occupied b y S. J. FOWLER. B. S. WILSON. N .B . Pictures takeu on plate as before, if desired. A good assortment of LOCKET PINS, and a variety o Caces always on hand, all o f the latest style. Daguerreotype Stock for sale to Artiats and sent to a) parts by E x c e s s if desired. tfGTS $500 REWARD X X T IL L b e p a ld to any person who will give Information V V where the large stock of China, Glass, and Earth enware, has gone that was taken from the store of S. W. B uckdkb , 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 $S to 80. Also a most elegant assortment o f W l & i t e G r a n i t e W a r e * whichis superior in quality and’clieaper in price than has ever been offered iu Western New York. She also made a large purchase o f PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY, which are all warranted from the best Manufactories, a n will be sold equally as cheap as the above. Remember only four doors below the Post Office, S. W. BUCKBEK. Penn Yan, Sept. 20, 1855. *57tf. I t . W . W R I G H T 6c C O . , GENERAL LAND AGENCY, I n d e p e n d e n c e * a n d S c r f f c n i ’ s* Bluff City. W ILL locate land with cash, or on time, make claims in Nebraska Territory, invest money at the highest rates o f interest, buy and sell real estate, and all matters pertaining to a General Laud Agency, promptly atten ded to. We keep a practical Surveyor constantly on hand to select Government Lands, in Sioux and Council Bluff Dis tricts. OFFICE, MAIN STREET, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA, • Opposite Morse’s Hotel, aud at* SERGENTS, BLUFF CITY, WOODBURY COUNTY. R e f e r e n c e . — Hon. T. S. Wilson, lion. Lincoln Clark, Judge Hamilton, Albert Gillespie, A. W. Hackly Editoi Tribune, and N. A. McLune Dubuque, James Hillenny, Cumberland Md.. A. k A. B. Clark J. S. Woodward, It. MOUSE, Indepcndense, L. O .'D U N NING and S. C . CLEVELAND, Penn Yan, N. Y. 691m6 F. H. GRIGGS, EREBY gives notice to the Farmers , that he is prepared os usual, t, take their b u t t e r , __ , - ^ al the highest CASH PRICE, and any quantity they may bring, he will gladly purchase. He Is giueful for the large and continued patronage, with which he has been favored, and by careful atten tion to the Interests of h!s customers, will endeavor to merit the same as heretofore. OF SUGAR, He has always on hand a large and ; choice acsortmen as cheap as the market willaffovd. Also M o l a s s e s a n d T e a in large lots, cheap and excellent. S A L T , . it • He sells cheaper than any other dealer ,<n the market. U K O U l JRIES & p r o v i s i o n s , A general and well selected acsortment, always the best and sold at cheap rates, f # \ Give him a call and see for yourselves Penn Yan, Julv 8 , 1 $59. NOTICE. rp HE BEST PIANO FORTES IN Amer- 1 ica, made at Bwston, Mass, ore guar anteed to give in every respect full satis- low,vii , W 4 / n v i i u i ^ o i r r . i 'a j.viitii/, <»** —— - MOST A IMPROVED STYLE, sold cheap for cash.—Any one who may please to favor me with call, will\ be faith fully md promptly attended, apd the Instruments sent to the nearest Rail Road station without delay.—-Please address Miss C. G.SCOTT, Agent Muudcal Academy. Lyons .Wayne Co., N. Y. 694. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! W E are now receiving a choice assortment o f NEW GOODS, jts cheap ftpd durable as any ever brought in this market. «We respectfully call the attentiod of close buyers. Any one wishing to purchase will do well to call and examine our Stock before buying elsewhere. ADAMS & McNIEl., N o . 26 Main St., Penn Yao. Penn Ypn, April 22,1856. KMSTlTCHED 'and Cambric l l ’k’fs for sale at th e - chean store o f T F S h A r h f E. tV It A P- been T. F.SII/tRPJ^S y i N C PAINTS, «»<' American,dry and ground, A i ifov salc by LAPHAM & MUNOKl!, Druggists. ri'A lt PITCH, Iloain, Putty, White Lime, Marble Dust ■L for sate by _ ^ ApHAM & MUNGER. W OOL nY.I>*K—Suiwriov quality, for 8|Ue by LAPII a m & MilNGER. B A G S . —-A lot o f ” Stark Mill Bags” just received and for sale by A d a m s a m a N ip l March 4th, 1856. McNIEL. 680 WET LINENS, F OR 2 s 6 d per yard, very cheap, at May 14. BRUEN A FISH. recel I *69 keep idle btnda out of-mischief for a long tin M. HAMLIN, B E A U T I F U L P L A I D S H A W L S . J U S T RECEIVED a lot o f PLAID SUA WLS, handsome I as a thousand Fiddles, ncar,y. .;anl7’66t678] 7 M. HAMLIN. W ANNTED, Woolen Socks, large „ „ r. t y . __________________ _M .H A M U N . SILKS! SILKS!!. SILKS!!! A LARGE line o f Black Sllkl, o f the celebrated factureof B.schoff, M « g jces, - roanu- pri and elegant styles ever October, Main st. *58 LAIN LINEN and FANCY #OSOMB, together ; w i* new of Calico, for G«DW Sh-TtS, at E VERY PRUDENT MAN, before entering upon the important work of erecting a home, will not only “ Count the Cost,” but will decide definitely upon tho style o f Architecture best adapted to bis means and taste. Plans, Elevations and details, furnished for Public Buil dings and Private Residences,in the various modern styles of Architecture, by C. V. BUSH, Contractor. Penn Yan, April 21,1856. lyCSI W HEREAS, Benjamin Perry and Sarah E. Perry, his wife, o f Middlesex, In the County of Yates, and State o f New York, did on the 4th day of May, in the year o f our Lord, one thousand eight hun Ived and fifty, two, (1852) execute and deliver their Indenture of Mortgage to Sarah A. Perry, Azariah C. Yountflovc and Morris B. Flinn of Potter, Yates County, and State o f New York, Administrators o f the estate o f Robert Perry, De ceased, which said Mortgage bears date the 4th day of May, 1952, and was duly recorded in the office of the Clerk o f Yates County, on the 8 th day o f May, 1S62} at 9 o’clock A,M ., In Liber 16 of Mortgages, at folio 46ff, and whereas, after the executing o f the said Indenture o f Mort gage, and the delivery thereof to the said Sarah A . Perry, Azariah C. Youogtove and Morris B. Flinn aforesaid, ad ministrators as aforesaid, and before the date of this no tice, and the first publication thereof, said Sarah A. Perry and Azariah C. Younglove, each ceased to be and were no longer administrators o f the estate o f said Robert Perry aforesaid, and said Morris B. Flinn became and was duly appointed by the Surrogate o f the County of Yates, and State of New York, said ndralnstrator o f the said estate o f said Robert Perry, deceased. Ami whereas, the stud Morris B. Flinn, at the date here of, and the first pnmicatiori o f this notice, continues and ia said administrator o f said estate, o f said Robert Perry, deceased; and said Mortgage now belongs to the estate of the said deceased, Atid whereas, default has been made in the payment o f the money secured by said Mort gage, and there is claimed to be due and unpaid thereon, at the date o f this notice, the sum of five hundred and ninety dollars and thirty-six cents, ($580,30) and interest thereon from the 4th day of May, 1852, and no suit or proceeding at law having been had or instituted for the recovery o f the money secured to be paid by said Mortgage or any pai t thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given, that b y virtue of the power o f sale contained in said Mortgage, and o f the Stat ute in such case made and provided, the premises des cribed in said Mortgage, to-wit: u All that certain tract or parcel of land situate in the Town o f Middlesex, Coun ty o f Yates, State o f New York aforesaid, being lot num ber sixty-eight, (G 8 ) containingone hundred and nineteen (119) acres. Lot number sixty-nine (69) containing one hundred and sevemy-three (178) acres and a half, and fifty-one (51) acres and forty-one hundredths of an acre on the North line of lotsnnmber sixty-four (64) and seven ty, (70) as surveyed by Jabez French, excepting and re serving fifty (5b) acres on the North side of said farm, and now owned by Maltby Gelston or llartson Sabine, or Cor nelius Dewitt, will bb sold subject to the payment of an Indenture of Mortgage, now owned and held by the State of Connecticut, amounting, principal and interest, to about $1819. Also one other Indenture o f Mortgage, given to Edmund Perry and Robert Perry, o f Potter, Yates County and dated 27th day ofSeptember, 1819, and executed by Beryamine Perry and Sarah E. Perry, liis wife, amounting to about $23(H), at Public Auction, to the highest bidder theivfor,at the rtushville Hotel,kept by R. B. Pitcher Esq. in the Town of Potter, County of Y’ates, and State of New York.on the 15th day of November, 1856, at one o’clock in the afternoon of that day. Dated the Jltli day of August, 1856. 1J ORRIS B. FLINN, Administrator. D. MORRIS, Att’y. L E G A L NOTICES. M O R T G A G E S A L E . H U . P R A T T still continues to manufacture and e keep for sale, at No. 38 Main Street, three doors below the American Hotel, one of the choicest lots o f R O O T S A N D S H O E S ever offered to the public. I employ workmen jo unequalled skill,and purchase none but THE BEST OF STOCK, and am quite certain I can accommodate those who favor me with a call, with Boots and Shoes o f all kinds, that will give entire satisfaction.— As my business is done on the READ Y PA Y. PltlN C P PLE, I can and will SELL AS CHEAP as any other es tablishment in Yates County, that sell as good a quality as I do. R E P A I R I N G done in tip top style, and in little less than no time. W . B U C K B E E has just returned e from New York, and is now receiving a large supply of the most BEAUTIFUL WARES, just Imported, o f a variety o f styles entirely new,and verX desirable. Also WHITE WARE, of the best quality and patterns. A fine assortment o f GLASS WARE, of every description cut, Bohemcan,Engraved,Pressed Cut lery, unsurpassed in quality. PLATED and BIUTTAN- D EFAULT having been made in the payment o f monies secured to be paid, in aud by a certain indenture of Mortgage, made and executed by Daniel B. Bissel,ofPenn Yan, in the County of Yates, and State of New York, to Joseph Ketchura, of Benton, in said County, dated the twenty-eighth day o f September. 1'43, and recorded in the office of the Clerk o f said County of Yates, together with the power of sale therein contained, on the fourth day o f December, 1848, at 4 o’clock, P. M., In Liber 10, o f Mortgages, at folio 441, on which there is claimed to be due, at the date o f the first publication of this notice, the sum o f five hundred and sixty-five dollars and eleven 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 29th day o f Nov., 1S56, at one o’clock, in the afternoon, 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 of Penn Yan, and bounded as follows, to-wit:— Beginning on the east side o f Liberty Street, at the north west corner o f a lot on which the dwellinghouse, formerly owned by Samuel F. Curtiss stands; thence running North twenty-oue degrees and thirty minutes west, eight rods to the south-west corner o f the lot heretofore sold by Abram Wagner to Jonathan D ryer; thence along th e . 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’nortlveast corner; thence along his north line south sixty-eight degrees and thirty minutes, west seventeen rods to the place o f beginning, containing three-fourths o f an acre and sixteen perches of land, excepting and re serving a piece or parcel thereof, situate in the north-west comer of srid 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 jCountjr, on the third day of November, 1847, in Liber 13 o f Mortgages, at folio 89. Dated,September 4,1856. JAMES S. WADSWORTH. KELSEY & DA VIS, Attorney’s,Geneseo, N. Y. 7u6w18 E L E C T I O N N O T I C E . S ueiufk ’ s O ffick , Penn Y a n .) Aug. 20, 1856. j N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in pursuance o f a notice from N. B. S tanton ,Deputy Secretary o f State,of the State o f New York, a copy of which is hereunto annexed, that a general Election will be held in the County o f Yates on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in November next, at which election are to be chosen the following of ficers, to-wit: A Governor in the place of Myron H. Clark, A Lieutvnaut Governor in the place of Henry J. Ray A Canal Commissioner in the place o f Cornelius Gardinier. An Inspector of State Prisons in the place o f Thomas Kirk patrick. A Clerk of the Court o f Appeals In the place o f Benjamin F. Harwood deceased. • 4 All whose terms of office expire on the last day o f Decern ber next. Thirty-five electors o f President and Vice President o f the United States. A Representative in the thirty-fifth Congress of the Uni ted States, for the twenty-sixth Congressional District composed of the Counties of Ontario, Seneca, and Yates; : v. , County Officers to he elected for said County: • * . * i . One Member o f Assembly. . . A. Superintendent of the Poor in the place o f Adam Ciiirk. Two Justices o f Sessions in the place o f John Sayre and John J. Johnson. One Coroner in the place of Alanson Potter. All whose terms o f office will expire on the last day of De cember next. DUNNING X X 7 OULD respectfully announce to the f 7 , ‘^habitants of Yates County atid mi «? . he la now prepared to e.Xr mint for their inspection one of the lar gest aud most elegant assortments of DOCTOR HALSEY’S FOREST WINE 250 826 100 200 DANIEL LANNING. SheriJ o f YatesCounty. STATE OF NEW YORK l . 1111OT. . 1QKA Secretary’s Office J -*-LBANT> Aug. 12,1856. To (lie Sheriff o f the County q f Yates : S IR— Notice is hereby given, That at the General Elec tion to be held In this Slate on the Tuesday succeed ing the first Monday of November next, the following of ficers are to be elected, to-w it; A Governor in the place of Myron II. Clark. A Lieutenant Governor in the place of Henry J. Ray mond. ■ A Canal Commissioner in the place o f Cornelius Gardinier. An Inspector o f State Prisons in the place of Thomas Kirk patrick. A Clerk of the Court of Appeals in the place o f Benjamin F. Harwood, deceased. All whose terms o f office expire on the last day of Decem ber next. Thirty five electors o f President and Vice Preslden t o f the United States. A Representative in the thirty-fifth Congress o f the Uni ted States, for the twenty-sixth Congressional Dist rict, composed of the counties of Ontario, Seneca and Yates. . i Coun ty ' Officers to be elected fox said County: One Member o f Assembly. One District Attorney in the place o f A, V. Harpending. A Superintendent of the Poor in the place of Adam Clark. Two Justices o f Sessions in the place of John Sayre and John J. Johnson. One Coroner in the place o f Alanson Potter. All whose terms o f office will expire on the last day o f e cember next. Yours Respectfully, N . B; STANTON, Deputy Sec’y. o f State. TO THE Merchants of the North and Norlh-West SUPREME COURT,COUNTY OF YATES. The President Directors, and Company o f The Steuben County Bank, against SARAH BUELand Others. I N pursuance o f a judgment of foreclosure and sale made in this action, the undersigned Sheriff o f the County of Yates, will sell at Public Auction, at the Court House, in the village o f Penn Yan and Cuunfy oi Yates, on Thurs day, the 16th day o f October nex t, at 2 o ’clock, in the af ternoon,. the ' premises described in said judgment as follows, to-wit: ** All those certain pieces or parcels o f land, situate, ly ing and being in the town of Benton, in the County of Yates, aforesaid, and described as follows: The one piece being the equal half lying on the east side o f lot number one hundred and fifteen, (115) in township number eight. In the first range, containing eighty-eight acres more or less. Also one other piece of land, being a part of the same lot, No. 115, and beginning twenty rods north of the south tine o f the said lot, on a line drawn through the middle o f the said lot, thence west so far that a parallel line to be drawn through the remainder of the said lot with the before mentioned middle line on a north course to the north fine o f the *aid lot, will contain twelve acres ; thence east to the said middle or division line; thence south to the place o f beginning, being the farm * f which Cyrus Buell died seized November. 1885. Also all those certain other pieces o f land described as follows ; Being parts o f lots number seven, seventeen ami eighteen, in township nnmber seven, second range, being the town o f Jerusalem, in the said count}', and described as follows: Beginning at a stake at the north-east c rner of John Sherman’s land; thence South eighty-seven degrees, east- one hundred and ninety-eight rods and ten links ; thence south three degrees; west one hundred and eight rods and twenty links ; thence north eighty-seven degrees ; west twenty-five rods to the east line o f lot number eigh teen ; thence along said line south three degrees; west fif ty-one rods and five links, to the south-east corner of said lot number eighteen; thence along the south line thereof; north eighty seven degrees, west one hundred and seventy-three rods and ten links, to said Sherman’s south-east c o r n e r , thence along his east line, north three degrees, cast one hundred and sixty rods to the place of beginning, containing one hundred and ninety acres and four tenths. Also beginning at Uoswefi Clark’s south-east corner, thence south three degrees, wc 6 t twenty-four chains and twelve links ; thence north eighty-eight de grees twenty minntee, west twenty chains and Seventy- two iinks ; thence north three degrees, east twenty-tour chains and twelve links; thence south Kighty-elght de grees twenty minutes; east twenty chains, seventy-two links to the place of beginning, containing fifty acres and is part o f lot number seventeen, and is the farm formerly owned by Nirom Crane, and by him conveyed to Stephen Chase, and by the said Stephen Chase and wife, convey ed to the said Sarah Bueil by deed, dated December 28 h 1835, in the whole containing two hundred and forty acres more or less. DANIEL LANNING, B. W. FRANKLIN, Atty. Sheriff. Dated September 8,1850. P hiladelphia , A do . 1,1856. Gentlemen—The Railroad communication via Elmira, Williamsport & Catawissa being complete,you are brought nearer to this market than New York. The prices of Freights are equally low. Therefore, we, the undersigned. MANUFACTURES, JOBBERS and W1IOEKSALK DEALERS, respectfully ask your attention to our Market and Stocks, and GOODS, hoping to be more intimately ac quainted with you, and to share a portion o f your patron • age. Koones it flerstlne * Flour Factors and General Commis sion Merchants, 47 N. Wharves and 95 North Water st. Taylor tC Baron, Wholesale Grocers, and Prod ice Com mission Merchants,77 North Water Street. Bunn, Ilaguel <6 Co. Importers of British Goods, and Jobbers of Fancy and Staple Silk Goods, Embroideries, etc. 91 North Third Street. Wm- / / . Uot'Umutnn & Son , Manufacturers and Import ers o f Military Goods, Ladies* Dress Trimmings, Cur tain k Blind Vrimmiugs, Carriage Trimmings, Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Regalia, etc; 223 Chestnut Street, ad joining the Masonic Temple. J/. L. llalloicell k Co. Importer o f Silks and Fancy Goods 147 Market Street. Thus. White it Co, Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers of Straw, Silk Bonnets and Milliuery Goods, 41 South Second Street, P. / . Patton it Co: Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers of Hats, Caps, Furs, Hatters Material, 1 »6 Market St. Steeper <fc Fener, Manufacturers of Parasols aud Um brellas, 126 Market street. Pratt <ff Death, Importers o f Watches, Jewelry and Fan cy (ioods, N, VV. corner o f 5th and Market Streets. James Barber, Wholesale dealer in Clocks, Agent tor the Patent Equalizing Thirty Day Clock, Manufacturer of Fine (lofd Pens, S. E. corner o f Second and Chestnut st. Moore, I/eiatsey <6 Co. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Uavdwiire, Cutlery aud Guns, 181 Market and 16 Comnwrcestrects. Wot.P. WiUtach. & Co. Sadderiy ami Coach Hardware, Saddle and Carnage Trimmings, Harness Mountings &C..28)* North Third Street. Morris, Jonex cfe Co. Penn. Boiler Plate, Roller Rivets, Sheet Iron, Steel and Pig Iron, Nails, kc., Market and 16th Street. leici*, James- Co. Agents for Lewis* Pure Leads, Pure Zincs, Pure Color?, Also, forthesale of the Penn. Man ufacturing Co.’s Condensed Lye, r cheap substitute for Soda and Potash. N. Spencer Thom a t. Manufacturing Chemist and Whole sale Druggist, No. 26 South Second Street. Wright, Smith <& Co. Importers and Jobbers of China, Glass and Queen’s Ware, 205 Market and 21 Commerce Street. Jokhna Ctytnpiand, Laryc Gilt Frame Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, Sc., 27 &>utb Fourth street. Rorer, G ratjf Darling, Wholesale Dealers iu Boots, Shoes, Hats and Straw Goods, 126 North 3d street. Witod's Ornamental Iron Works. Iron Railings, Verandahs Fountains, Ridge Avenue. J/. Walker & Son,. 20-1 Market St. (late of N. E . comer 6 th and Market streets,) Manufacturers of Patent Wire Railing, Iroh Bedsteads, Wire Worked Selves, &e, JZ, R. Espy 's Depot for Pickles, Preserves, Fresh Fruits, It \.I South 3d street. G. IK Osborne <C Co Manufacturers o f Osborne’s Super fine American Water Colors 60 North Sixth street. JOHN A. RIDDLE, Travelling Agent* ______________ At Merchant’s Hotel, N 4th St. Philn. BOOKS! BOOKS!! C L O C K S * W A T C H E S 6c J E W E L R Y * ever before offered in this market and p*#itixely at prices much below those heretofore charged, for CASH or as near cash as possible. 1 M.\ qtock consists o f every article usually found in a first class establishment o f the kind, among which 1 wilt 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 CHRONOMETERS. Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, spleo- • did time keepers ........................................ 125 to ENAMELED WATCHES. i For ladies, some in hunting cases.. .............. .. 85 to MAGIC WATCHES, w Ichchange Into three different w a tches....100 to ALL KINDS WATCHES AT VERY LQW PRICES. Fine Gold Leplne Watches, 4 holes Jeweled; .......... $25 60 Fine Gold Detached Levers . .........................................SO 00 Gold Enameled Watches for the Ladies .................... 85 00 Gold English Patent Levers, .................................... 85 00 Gold English Patent Levers in hunting cases, .......... 58 00 Silver Patent Levers, as low as.................................. 15 00 Silver Detached Levers, as low a s .............................. 14 00 LADIES GOLD SETTS. Ear Rings, $0 60 to $25, Pins $2 to $25. Bracelets ...................... - ........................... 8 CO to 20 00 Gold Lockets, 1 ,2 ,and 8 glasses ................ 1 00 to 25 0U Cold Guard Chains....................................... 10 00 to 50 00 Gold Chatelaine Chains................................ 8 00 to 85 00 Gold Vest Chains ......... . ............................... 8 00 to 85 00 Gold Fob C h a i n s .... .......... . ....................... 6 iK> to 25 00 Gold Wedding Rings ..................................... 8 50 to 7 50 Gold Guard Keys............................................ 1 00 to 5 00 Gold Fob Keys................................................ 2 00 to 6 00 Gold Fob Seals ................................................ 8 00 to 12 00 Gold Thimbles ................................................ 2 50 to 5 00 Gold Pencils .................................................... 1 25 to 7 00 Gold Pens and Pencils ................................. 8 50 to 7 00 Diamond Rings .............................................. 7 00 to 50 00 Gold C r o s s e s ............................................. 2 00 to 12 90 Gold Finger Rings, with Stones . . ............... 2 00 to 15 00 Gold Sleeve Buttons .................... per set 1 00 to 8 00 Gold Studs ........................ ...p e r set j 00 to Gold Spectacles .............. .. . . . . . . per pair 5 00 to Gold Eye Glasses . ......................................... 1 75 to Silver Tea Spoons ............................ per set 5 00 to Silver Table Spoons ......................... per set 12 00 to 21 00 Silver Table Forks .......................... per set 12 00 to 38 00 Silver Cups, forChildren .......................... 6 00 to 15 60 Silver Napkin Rings. . .. ...................... each Gold Armlets forChildren ........... per pair 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 I most confidently recommend to the public as the best there is made. Call and see it, C l o c k s of every sysle, price and size, and warranted to keep the O. ett time. F A N C Y A R T I C L E S of every description,, such as Ladies’ Retficules, Combs, Knives, Gold Pens and Cases, Pencils, Canes, Looking Glasses, Bird Cages, Perftimery, kc. An endless variety of LAMPS, Silver and Plated Ware. P i s t o l s of every style and price, including Revolv e r of different patterns. Price from $1 to $80. P l a i t * * ! w ii ri*.— Particular attention is called to ray assortment of Plated Forks snd Spoons, and every article in that line, which I have no hesitation in warrant ing to be as good as that offered in any market in the State, and at prices quite as low. T u b ! C u t l e r y . — I keep an ample.nssortmentof Table Cutlery of fine Quality, both Plain Steel, and Steel plated with Silver. S p v c U i c i e s * — I have Burts Periscopic fine Speck Glass, which i# vastly superior to any other now in use, and particular attention will lie paid to this branch, liatt1. ring myself that I shall be able to fit all with glasses. K E V A 1 E 6 I N G of every kind done In the best manner and on the shortest notice, L. O. DUNNING, 2 4 Main St., opposite American Hotel. Penn Yan April 13, 1856. ’88 PLEASANTER and more effective in the cure 1 than any remedy ever discovered, without purging or nauseating. Can be token at uny time,without hinderance to business ‘ VOICE OF THE P R E S S , it is remarkable that although the Press 1 have n y times studiously avoided speaking in favor of Patent ■cmes, yet the Medical qualities of the Forest Wine ^ Puls have attracted its attention, and we find It seUk forth the merits of these remedies in unqualified tennij ev*ry part of our country. From the Editorial department q f the WelUtvilU w .. , „ riot, July Bd. 1S55. . . . cine 8 F?RMt W ise .—So universally Is this Its siewUhh! °tha thls L0061^ ’ anf] 80 rapidly has bjj fa i l i n c i W L hehnstthree months, it being anti, reccommSi X t t v y ? \the di9eases for,1? Chj!k was c o m p e l l e d t o ^ J l '? > k6r«- Druggestof this to. i - usual In the case M « 3 r4eT in a much shorter time that Forest* wine h ^ t e n t Medicines. itles. to become more popuwll® J . Medicine. v XYxau was ever any Q excellent medidhl From the Havana J ourn^ Neu> York, AfarcJ^ H alsey ’ s F orest W ins .—This Wine is mamifsekw tirely from Medical Plants and Roots, and w h ifellw equal in flavor to any imported, It is one of the best 2 ? ical formulas known. l From the Clyde Times, Oct. IMA \m* Dr. H alsey ’ s F orest W ise .—This Wine is an XB article which by experience we can recco highest terms. S l i o c k i n c C a s e o f R h c u m a l i s i u t h r e e W e e k * . i»i 11 'I f * <foht New York, July 15tu,l8| Dr. G. W. JU lsby .—I reside at 32, Vestry Stne, this city. During the last two years I have been with the Rheumatism that my friends told me that It2 not stand it through the coming winter. My legi i)| s fOttoe S 00 9 00 5 00 9 00 ^iretto In about a week I began to experience their good eta and in three weeks I w.:s able to go to work, which I j; not done In eight months before. M. LINCH, 82, Vestry 8 t. N.T.; L o n g S t a n d i n g C o u g h , G e n e r a lB t ^ i l y , a n d D r o p s i c u l Disorder, j CURED AT 25 AVENUE, NEW YORK. Dr. H alsey , New York, Aug, 16, m Dear Si*'.— My wife bos been severely troubled it 1 50 to 2 50 to 75 to 1 60 to 8 50 6 Oi) 8 00 6 00 50 NEW STOCK OF cough more than six years: more or less duringthe^l she has been attended by the Doctors but never got * permanent relief, until she took your Forest Wine % Pills. She has taken one bottle of the Wine, and l than one box of Pills, which has so fur restored tor Vhj indulge the hope that as much more willcomptaetbtQ My daughter also has been cured of General Debit; ^ Dropsy, by the use of the Forest Remedies. ^ 1 WM. BROWN, 25 AVESI> The Forest Wine and Pills are Sovereign footed* all tV e following complaints, and it should be iWera. that it is the meeical influence of both Remedies titling gether In the blood which exert the wonderful effect^ the cure of obstinate diseases. Although the PiDsili are a never failing remedy in all cavctt thatiequire^ purgatives, yet in Chronic Diseases both the Wintig Pills are absolutely necessessary. TheA’ o r ^ x l W i n e and P i l l s arc warranWlee® the most severe Coughs, Cold.*, pain in the back, Aitb- roa, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Rheumatism, and Goat, The Wine pqd Pills cure the Fever am) Ague, tot which complaint they have acquired a high ep* utation. Ulcers, Boils, Blotches Scabbed-llead Ring-Worm, Erysipeles, Salt Rheum, Sore , Eyes,-and every kind of Humors,Jaundice Female Complaints, Debility, Night j Sweats, and weakiy State of the Con- ! slitution, Bilious Disorder, Foul Stomach, and Morbid Condition of the Bowels, Head Aches, Ner vous Disorders and General Derangement oftheSysteni Affections of the Bladder, Bilious Cholic, Loss of Appetlle.Vainsinthe Bones, Scrofula, k All othercomplaiots which arise from impure UeoJ ani Disordered state ol the System. G. W. UALSKF, General Depot, No. 64 Walker Street, New York. Appoint-d Agents in Venn Yan, L aupam k Mrae^ K. I f . H untington . 4ro70j HOWARD ASSOCIA PH ILAD E L P H IA. IM PORTA S T A N NO U NTCEMEN! TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, mb * Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,* norrhoea. Gleet, Syphilis, the Vice of Onanism, «rSj Abuse, Ac., kc. The Howard Association in view of the awfolta* tion of human life, caused by Sexual Diseases, and fo deceptions practised upon the unfortunate victimsdei diseases b y Quacks, have directed their Consulting3g II A B D W A Ii E ! rPH E subscriber lias made extensive additions to the -*■ Stock of HARDWARE, recently purchased o f Messrs. BRACE k GRAVES, and iu prepared to meetlhecompe- . tition here or el.seuhere. lie will, at all times, sel! any j description o f Goods, of qual ity corresponding, as low as can be purchased in Geneva or Elm Ira ; and no Farmer or Mechanic need go out o f Yates Co. to get his supply, if he will examine Goods and Prices. 'i he Subscriber designs to keep any article in the line, that is usefti1, aud will procure at short notice, whatever is required. His 'r i N S H O P * under the direction of Mr. ABRAM MILLER, will promptly furnish the best o f work. from the best o f materials, and all Plumbing, Copper, and Tin Work, made and repaired at short notice, iu a satisfactory manner. N. It. LONG, 698 as a Charitable Act, worthy of their name, to give Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, who applj) letter, with a description of their condition, (age, octq tfon, habits o f life, k c - aqd ini cases of extreme pore; and suffering, to ’• F u r n i s h M e d i c i n e s Free o f Charge, The Howard Association is a benevolent Instituting tahlished by special endowment, for the relief of theV anddistressed, afflicted with Viruleut and Epidemic fool es. It has now a surplus ot means, which the Dlmttr have voted tc expend in advertising the above notice 6 s needless to add that the Association command? t o e - ^est Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the mortis . 'proved modern treatment Just published, by the Association, a Iteport eo .^enni- torrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of fluitim, .1 fv i turbation or Self-Abuse, und other diseases * <* 6 toiRiir Organs, by the Consulting Surge/w, which wYSltottnlty: mail (in a sealed envelope) Free of Charge, on ttowcqtf of Two Stamps for Postage. Address, Dr. GKO K: CALHOUN, Consulting Surgwt Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Phtofc phia, Pa. By order of the Directors. EZRA D. tlBARTWELL, PresifoL GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. 93,ly No. 19 Main Street. ✓•VTiV LOWPJtH'ES*00** thdr liDe 11 E X ' r ,t t :i l E L y To their usual large Stoat of STANDARD, THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, I.AW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, I M P O K T A N T C H A N G E . B RACE & GRAVES, having disposed of their- stock, o f Hardware to Mr. N. It. LONG, of New York City, with a view o f loca ting West, take this occasion to express their than > for the cordial feeling which has been maniivsted, as well as for the very liberal pat ronage bestowed on then* during their residence here. We would also add that our successor, Mr. LG NO. hav ing been for the past twenty years engaged in the Whole- oale Hardware Trade in New York City, possesses unusual advantages for purchasing Goods at the lowest wholesale rates, is thoroughly acquainted with every hrouch of the business,and it gives us pleasure to commend him as In all respects worthy your confidence and patronage. T o Our Customers, BE B w ALL PERSONS indebted to us either by note or They are continually nddin--- the latest and best p u b lico- u-t~z account are requested to call and make prompt tidint, JifA OAZINES, < 6 -c.; as soon as issued. settlement and payment o f the same, at onv old place of TO SUIT THE TIMES, a large variety o f MISCELLA • I business, where one of the Firm will at all,times be found, NEONS BOOKS will now be sold at ns it is absolutely necessary to close up business with the N e w Y o r k W h o l e s a l e P r ices# SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, MAI’S, GLOBES FINE ENGRAVINGS, French Pictures, Lithographs, GILT PICTURE FRAMES! Common do., r r i l E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the Grace of God Free and Independent: To all persons interested in tl e estate of James Fisher late of the town of Italy, in the county of Yates, deceased, and especially to the creditors, heirs at law, aud next o f kin of said deceased, Send Greeting: You and each of you are hereby notified, cited and re- PLA1N AND FANCY STATIONERY, Embossed, Reticulate, anil Colored, letter and Note Papers, Bn nedopes, <Co. EMliUOIDDRY MATERIALS, Worsteds,Silk*, Cotton. \W A I L ! / P A P ft ifi * An Immense Stock of Selected Patterns, of Common and EHra Pititer ; BORDERS, OIL SH a DES AND CURTAINS, a better variety, and a little, cheaper than elsewhere. IT16JSiC— A few first rate PIANOS, MELODEONS and other INSTRUMENTS, on hand and for sale verf/ low. i N e w S l i c e f I t l u s i c received every few days.— Any thing incur line noton hand furnished at the shortest notice, I S o o k B i n < ] ane* done promptly and cheap. Penn Yan, March, l ' 55. (629ma r. 15.1 L. k S. DENTON leant possible delay. BRACE k GRAVES. IN T E RESTIN G TO FARMERS. r p i I E Mill Property known as the 1 i l l D M I E K M I L L * {£*’ 1 / having passed into my hands, I am prepared to jin i .-rill! do all kinds of CUSTOM WORK. quired personally to be and appear before our Surrogate O. of the County of Yates, at his office in the village ot Penn Yan, on the 26th day of December next, nt ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend to the final settlement of the accounts o f the proceedings of Lewis B. Graham, administrators of &c., of said Janice Fisher, deceased IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of office o f our said Surrogate to be hereunto af fixed. WITNESS, William S. Briggs, Surrogate of the County o f Yates, in said County, at the village of Penn Yan, the 19th day of Sept, in the year o f our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six. WILLIAM S. BRIGGS. 709, w4. __________________Surrogate. SOIMJG'Il’ H B N G N E W E C O N O M Y . T IIE subscribers have been experimenting several\^ y< L.S. T HE PEOPLE OF TIIE STATE OP NEW YORK, by the Grace of God Free and Independent: To a!| per sons interested in the estate of Benjamin II. Gardner, late of the Town of Potter, in the County of Yates, deceased, and especially to the creditors, heirs at law, and next o f kin of said deceased, send Greeting Ycu and each of you are hereby notified, cited and requi red personally to be and appear before our Surrogate of the county of Yates, at his office In the village o f Penn Yan on the third flay o f October next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon o f that day, then and there to attend to the final settlement of the accounts o f the proceedings of Jeremiah Barber an d Hannah J. Gardner, Administrators o f kc., of said Benjamin II.Gardner,deceased. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of Office o f our said Surrogate to be hereuntoaffixed. Wit ness, William S. Briggs, Surrogate o f the said County of Yates, in said County attbe village.of Penn Yan the twenty-ninth d/iy of August, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tifty- L. S six 4w. WILLIAM S. BRIGGS, Surrogate. N o t i c e to C r e d i t o r s . to an order o f William S. Briggs, Surrogate of Yates County, all persons having claims against the Estate of George V. Hazard, late of Torvey, in said county, deceased, are requested to present the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned, Executor of &c., of said deceased, at his place of residence In Dresden, on cr before the 8 vth day o f September next. Dated, March 25th, 1850. 61116 S 8 GEORGE V. HAZARD, Executot. NOTICE TO OKELHTOKS. P URSUANT to an order o f William S. Briggs, Surrogate of Yates County, all persons having claims against the estate o f Eli Wood, late o f Benton in said County, de ceased, are requested to present the same, with the vouch ers thereof, to the undersigned Executors of kc., of de ceased, at their places of residence in Bentou and Torrey, on or before the 25th day o f Feburary next, Dated August 21st, 1856. 6m704. JOHN KIPP [ Executor.. AARON EDMONDS, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ceased, are requested to present the same, with the vouch ers hereof, to the undersigned , Executor of £c., of said deceased, at his place of residence tin Potter, on or before the 9th day of January next. Dated July 7th, 1850. 99.m.6 JAMES CONLEY, Executr. B ank D epartment , A lbany , March 27,1S55. N OffilGE.b hereby given pursuant to the Statute in such case made and provided, that all the circulating notes issued to II. B. B ennett , an Individual banker, (Bank of Balnbridge, Penn Yan,) must be presented for payment at the office o f the Superintendent of the Banking Depart ment, o f the State o f New York, within two years from the date hereof, or the funds deposited for the redemption 0 th® circulating notes issued to the said banker will be givl puen. 6 3)y2 D. B. ST. JOHN, Sup- GOLD BORDERED & OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES I A T LOW PjRIOES, from the Manufacturers— Also a t assbbtment 0f Embroidered Drapei Is. to 6 s. a yard. Handsomer than LBcc. ay L BRUEN k FISH. iwvmnig several « ears with different metals, in order to find, if pos-df] slble, a compound, or-./ ry, for making plates for a I A r t i f i c i a l 'fl e e t h , Mch would for allpractic- jU able purpose* be as good . s Gold; and having been c entirely successful,they take pleasure in announcing to the public, that by the application o f ElectmuMetallur. gy,” they are enabl’d to furnish Wales ofTeeth at nearly one half the expenseoftheGold Plates nowin use; and for beauty, durability, and resisting the corroding ef fects o f the most powerful chemical agents. They are equal to the finest Gold Plate. Whole upper sets can be made for, from Eighteen to Thirty dollars, and en ’ tire sets,— upper and under—for from Thirty-five to Sixty dollars, and smaller cases in proportion. Specimens may be seen at their office,in Penn Yan, at any time, and if requested,they can refer any one t o ^ those who have such plates o f their manufacturenow in use. They would state also,for the benefit o f those who have silver plates, that corrode, or turn black in the mouth, that for a triflidg sum, they can be made to re sistentircly the actions o f acids, and remain brigh; in use. . J. ELMENDORF k SONS. The undersigned (resident Jewellers of Penn Yan,) ^having made ourselves acquainted with the piocess tojtf which Electro Metallurgy is applied In the manufacto tory of plates for Artificial Teeth, by J. E lmkkoohk ^ k S ons , o f Penn Yan, we can recommend it to all who may need plates of teeth, us being superiorto plates j made of IS carat gold, as a perfectly pure gold sur- ! face is obtained, together with all the strength, beau- ' ty and durability necessary for such work. LEVI O. DUNNING L. SUNDBRLIN. W . C. MORRIS. Penn Va/i, ay 7,1855. with neatness and dispatch. Having spent many years iu the business, I do nut hesitate to say I van 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 in the business, dimin' the past few years, including one >f HARRIS BROTHERS’ celebrated AND ALL OTHER PERSONS W1I0 MAY WANT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS! I lake this method to call your attention to ouritok of Goods which we are now receiving, nod »W we stia 11 sell at prices which will insure their sale at » GLOUIS, CASSIMERESS VESTIM A large assortment ofdesirablc styles and good qo* Those wishing such good* gtiuidd not fail to look tt< stock, as we are prepared to'sell cheap. DRESS AND TRAVELING GOODSFO LADIES. In this line wc liave so many goals that we wfil wit numerals them, bntsay • Call and examine then, B l a c k a m i F a n c y B r c s s Sjlks- We have a large stock, bought at reduced price#, t shall sell accordingly. LAD!IvS OLOAK3 AND TALMAS. W e are iu the receijHorthedegoodsdirect from the J!t> uf.-icture, and can order other styles besides those veh” on hand, if desired. We have also Cloths and Triau^l for making the same, for any who wish to get them I themselves, E M B R O I D E R I E S . Stone Smut and Scouring Machines, Which are not excelled in the World. I am also prepared to Grind ALL KINDS OF FEED, in cluding Corn in the Ear. REMEMBER TllK MILL, the first door oe»cw Root’s Flouring Mill. Give me a call and let my work speak for itself, JACOB VA LENTIX E. (Late o f Bound Brook, N. J. Penn Yan, May Sth, 1856. tf6S9 LAPHAM & HUNGER, D R U G G I S T S , S U E R I E F S A L E . B Y virtue of an execution issued out of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, I have seized and taken all the right title, and interest of Samuel H. Olm sted, iu the following described premises, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the town of Benton and County o f Y'ates, at Benton Center, iu said Town, being about one and one fourth acres o f land, on which is situated a house and barn, being a part of lot No 114, bounded as follows:—On the North by lands of My ron Cole, and on ihe east by the highway* on the South by lands o f Ira Fairbanks, and on tho west by lands of Myron Cole, ami being the same premises lately owned and occupied by Samuel C. Lyon, which said premises xif< shall expose for sale at the American Hotel, in the village of Venn Van, in the County of Yates, on the 15th day Novemb r next,at2 o’clock in.the afternoon of that day. Dated at Penu Yan, Oct. 2d. 1856. c w u r 710. DANIEL LANNING,Sheriff H AVE just received a FRESH STOCK, consist log o f a great variety of D r u g s 6c Itfcdiclncs* Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Brushes, June 8 d, 1856 Patent Medicines. Pure Liquors, Soaps, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Ac, 603 CROCKERY! ^J^'IIITK many of the merchants of this village are A full and complete supply at our usual low prim DRESS TRIMMINGS. A large assortment of new styles, In Fringes sndeW Trimmings. Also velvet Ribbons. SHAWLS. Some extra double and single Brocha—also other W* of Wool, Cashmere, Stella, Ac. SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, TICKS, STRIPES,fc A full and general assortment. S K I R T S , s k i r t s . Zephyr, Circular, Quilted, IIoop, and other stylet. GINGHAMS, CALICOES, &e. A large and general assortment, among which mtf ^ found a large lot of desira le Cd Calico. SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, &c. We have a good assortment and would Invite the sit* tion of all who want, In conclusion we would say that our Slock of Goods! large and good; and from the assurances Tectiveh tar time to time, from our customers and othets.otXMWsy faction with our manner o f doing business, we are tv aged to expect a shore of patronage in the future, fr* -are determined to pursue that course which w i l l e d to yourcontiuued confidence and support, JONES k LATtiR 1 I’enn Yan, Sept. 25th, 1856, 1(9- C L O T H I N G I O R T H E MlLLlOXl TO M. HAMLIN’S, IN K. k F. E. N e w B l o c k . going out o f this branch o f the trade, T have largely Increased mv Stock and shall make heavy additions there to from time to time, and of the best styles demanded.— Every new and handsome style ot moderate price that a r rears iu the market will be taken at once and offered here. ’ M VAMLIN. RIBBONS— RIBBON— RIBBONS. and READY CLOTHING ever brought to tliig market, which is 06 ^ at greatly reduced prices. I am prepared to exhibit*** I F we have not more Ribbons than some whole ’tillages, (of which there is little doubt,) we are almost daily re ceiving from the great some*’ and centre of bcau y, the choicest gems ia the true. Here the Ladies may luxuri ate to their hearts’ content in their favorite idolatries. H a m l i n . June 20, *56. 696 CLOTHS CASSI MERES & VEST!XUS ! rpOOETHER with a large Stock o f SUMMER GOODS, _ ofall desirable styles. All who wish a good article oape, an be suited at No, IV Aluiu Street. m .<y> May 1st, 1856. D.SQUIL*. L . N E W G A S L A M E * . o , D U N N I N G has for sale CLAYTON k BAILEY’S PATENT GAS LAMP, ter assortment of goods and sell at lower prices ever henrd or dreamed of. My Clothing is all llotneV**; ufacture, and warranted to be just what it is represent to be. Mr. COOLEY & Mr. HYATT arc still with me, ^ all those who who wish the K e * t F i t a n d M o s t F a s h i o n a b l e Cul will, o f course, find this the place, as l have a very Inf* stock o f goods fot the Custom Trade, embracing a fl* variety o f English, French and American Cloths and 0* slmcres. My stock o f Velvet and Plush Vestings awti* nishiug Goods, such as SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GLOW Ac., is unusually large, and wilt be sold at a small ad***** on cost. To those who prefer to buy Cloths and Cassia** by the yard I will offer great Inducements, as I havtO* largest assortment ever brought into this comity,and tty will be sold at astonishingly low prices. 4J L 'fl’ T fl \ G done at the shortest notice, and warn*1, ed to fit if properly made. I want every one to c*U aP°* me before purchasing elsewhere, and I will satisfy *11 Ihave the best stock, and can sell at lower rates than 4^ other establishment in Yates or the surrounding count** Don’t forget the place, in E. A F. E. S miths ’ New Nod; ex tbelow M. Hamlin’s, and opposite D. W. Street** Co s Store. y c, gMJTfl- C* Peno Yan, October, 1855, 68 , irblcb requires no trimming nor wicklng, burns in a jet, /Ike a city Gas Light, consumes less fluid than other Lamps, and gives a tine, bright and beautiful light agree able to the eye.—Venn Yan, May 1,1850. I S H E R I F F 'S P R O C L A M A T I O N . N obedience to a precept nj^nd t o i ? jl me directed aud delivered, a» tM»nr nt the Court o f Oyer and Terniioer^qd.General Jail Delivery, to be held at the Court House, in the village of Penn Yan Countv o f Yates, on the fourth Monday ofOc- tober 1856 bv cognizance or otherwise, are hereby not!- ppea. fherfat; and all Justices o f the Peace Cor- oners or other Officers, who have taken any recognizance for the appearance of any. person or witness at said Court, are hereby required to return such cognizances, inquisi tions and examinations to said Cou^Wbioh is to commence 00 the 4th iqoqday o f October,185(1 as aforesaid,at the open ing thereof, on the first day of its bitting, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon of that day. Given under my hand ot my office in the village o f Penn Yan, this 9th day of October, 1856. _________ DANIEL LANNING. Sheriff. PAPER HANGINGS. rpHEREis no ornament so cheap as that o f Wall paper A and the variety Is almost unlimited.' I have now oh hand a very great variety o f patterns, and some 2000 or 8000 new pieces are now ordered for the. early Spring trade. Many ofthem are really captivating. It is worth something to look at them. Also all Shades Paper Cur tains o f the Newest styles, Cords. Tssseie, Ac. ’69 *.o • - m , HAMLIN, REMOVED! P » O R the better accommodation of increasing business, have removed one door to the Southerly one, in Mr SMITH’S New Block. Preparations .re being made fur a large, rich, and varied entertainment for visitors at this establishment the coming season. March 1 , 1 8 5 6 . M. HAMLIN. CLOSING UP. D UTTON, intending to engage in other businessolf^ I AT COST, ! hi s whole stock of Music Goods. It consists of PIANO FORTES. From the well known factories o f Chickering, Stodart, Dunham, Bacon and Raven. The Eoliaastoc*‘ mens, Harmoniums, Melodeons Guitars, Violins, Violen* elloa Flutes, Accovdvons, M icct Itliisic. f * V P*P *5N)dFi in Wh ^ e u U iOue£ •«< ..ti • i <Two s IThrec M’.col t #ol •wm a n d t ANC m a y ' S o l u » J. M. ;,C r 698 Who IG Prod N< Ala can Deal Mi ‘ N< D»al< in; -W T>eal Cti Gr Deal 8 t( » VI Dea1 M <e. It. A ti A tt ' 1 F Pav s A O i T I W ' fli-i D i do 'tit th B1 fit W 1 an 1 n In $ a • ha 1 I i T H E C H E A P E S T place to buy Suit by the barre x or bag, in Penn Yan, is at L. E. LAPHAM k SONS. Remember that; A LARGE assortment o f Embroidered Drapery, Muslin and Oil Window Shades, (Gold Bordered.( CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c. ^ ^ L L colors of French and American Broadcloths, Black Jpgcdkte Casshneres— a large variety of Fancy Cassi mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Testings, ko., can.be had T. F. SHARPE, 28 Main et. October, 1S55. ’53 ^ I L SHADES and PAPER HANGINGS can now be found at the Old Corner Store, cheaper than ever be fore offered. JONES & LATIMER. Penn Yan, May 1,1866. 6 S 8 S HIRTS.—A nice assortment just rec’d and selling low. April 22 d, 1856. ADAMS k McNIEL. A full ami select assortment, together with „ t i o n B o o k s , for Piano Fortes, Organs, and other struments, and all t he etceteras of a well furished 5 •B ' h • D li n Store Hie opportunity is rare of purchasing first claifl oods at so low a figure, and will commend itself w Dealers, Teachers aud the public at large, for the KE*T THIRTY DAYS, at Sept. 20. 7o9. DUTTON’S, 88 Main Street. Rochester, N.T. MUSLIN ROBES. cr K A LARGE lot for 10s a Pattern at Way M 12. BRUEN A FIS* n> . < 0 ir < c V P A P E R COLLARS—different pattern* at L June 19,1856. SHARPED V WfSSBANDSawl Collars—my stock was this day O plenished. ___________ T. F, b H A R j^ NOTHER large fot of that good kind of CARPI* i A n o t h e r large i»t. v» ywu »mu WARP, such as recommended by all Weave s, at >V Al ’ JONES k LATIMBR% Penn Tau, M;ty 1 ,1S56. ^ 0 1 a >
