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REPUBLICAN. Local, literary and MuceBameout. rfcft WtcsvnsxD, Wednesday, Iky 28, 1856. .*^\ JUmrtiumatti, to trait prompt insertion -n**t*eJmnded a« early on Tuetnlny morning. Ad- 'Vtrtiltm mmy rely on ready attentions. Drowned. WE learn Chat a boy named SAUXDERS, living in the town of Ellington, was drown- ed in CJOT Creek on Thursday of last week. He w .about seven years of age.— James- jtown Jbur. Killed. 'The Censor says a young man named Dodge was killed near Dunkirk last week, by the explosion of the boiler of a steam engine which he was using for sawing wood for the Railroad. Canal Appointments. WE learn from the Buffalo Express that Mr. E. W. DENI30H, late of the Westfiold Transcript, has been appointed by the C a- nal Board to the office of Inspector of Ca- nal Boats at Buffalo.— Journal. THE Olean Journal has been sold by its publisher, Mr. ALDRICH, to Mr. J. T. HEN- «r, formerly of the Ellicottville Union. 33|BC •» The Fait, We republish below, the resolution of the Executive Committee of the Chautauque County Agricultural Society, adopted at a late meeting. We anticipate a cordi al res- ponse from our brethren the tribes of Reu- ben, Napthali,Ashur,GailandtUo half tribe of Manassch. Resolved, That the friends of agriculture and the mechanic arts, in the couutios ,of Frieand Warren, Pa^ Ashtabula, Ohio, Cattaraugus and Erie, N. Y., have the right to draw premiums on the same conditions as the citizens of Chautauque county, and that we cordially invite our friends from those counties to meet with us at our An- nual Fair to bo held at Wostfield, on the 10th and 11th days of September next. Railroad Matters. A now timt. table for trains over lha Now York and Erie Railroad took effect on Monday last. Five passenger trains per dav will leave for New York during the sum- mer arrangement. Trains commenced running over the Buf- falo and Eric Road on the same day, under a new table. Trains are now run over this road by telegraph, thus aftbrdiuc: addition- al precautions against accidents. Mr. Tin dall the dispatcher, has opened a general office at this place.— Dunkirk Jour. -• WE go to press before hearing from the anti railroad Meeting at Erie yesterday. We look for excited demonstrations in that meeting, and regret that they may work urther evil to all concerned. The public mind is now so sore there, that an extra match will kindle tho community into a flame. Let our friends lm calm and return to their peaceful avocations—Jotting be what is to bo. JCST Gibhs has a garden hoc that every- body ought to have.— W'estficld Rcpubli- ran. Well, why don't \Gibbs\ 7 hand it over then ? What right has he to a \hoe\ that *' everybody ought to have!\— Erie Obser- ver. THESE—we told GIBBS that that hoe would bo wanted. Here's an order from the great Democratic husbandman of Erie •county. SLOA* has a large garden to lend this summer and will want the very best kind of an article. Indeed, we imagine, he may need a Hoe printing press at last, to dress out the vineyard. There's the tradi- tional 1400 majority of pernicious Whigs to wood out—=part of which crop we pre suine has turned into abolition pigeon grass, and Republican sunflowers. Cat-Ym has lieen sowing catnip constitutionalism, while men slept, or while the whole old school garden has been trying the affinities of the land for railroad thistles. The real Demo- cratic clover has had a hard timo of it, and needs tho very best climate and culture now to preserve the plant, among so many rank exotics. And wo rather imagine that even with this hoe of GIBBS', and tho talented tact sad tinkering of the ooseri-ing gardner in its use, with his watering, under-draining, lime, ashes, solvents, reagents, guano, plas- ter and poultice, that Erie county garden \will all grow up to Abolition Kansas tim- othy, this fall One of the Advertisers. The place named Angelica has various attractions of course,among which is a bright looking paper. Tho Reporter shows a good advertising stir. There's a curious B?aa over there, publishing store matters, .whom we sbouJd like to see. He goes through the Alphabet spiritedly and rages under each particular tetter. It's a now idea to us, and we'll warrant ho (Mr. SHER- a AN) is a grand fellow. When we buy in Angelica, it will be atjhis \Empire Store.\ Let us append his explosion on the Inst man jn the alphabet z-2-z whew ! Zounds! The Erglish Alpliabct is too barren of letters to answer my purpose.— Next timo I will try the Chinese! But come, one and all, and examino my Goods and Prices. B. SHERMAN. EMPIRE STORE. Foarth of Julr. We understand arrangements are- about completed for the observance of the coming Fourth of July, in this village, on a grand SCPJO.— Dunkirk Journal. We haven't understood that any arrange- ments are thought of hereabouts for that purpose, as yet Fourth-of-Julys are now mere play days to the mass of the country— a time for boys to explode firecrackers and men to look at paper balloons in tho air or some pyrotechnic display, and for girls to assemble at picnics with their swains and enjoy jollity and fun. Who feels, and gives evidenceof it in our anniversary proceedings, any sincere and thoughtful, thankful appre- ciation of our freedom and privileges as a nation? The rage is to see how we shall get up the most trifling nonsense and pue. rilities, and pass off the day in excitement. An orator aften blows his balloon full of turgid glorification of the immortal year of 76, and the swaggering dram-lover oozes out with freedom hurras, while the juice soaks inwardly. . We wish there might be, once more, a deep utterance of thanksgiving on the Fourth of July, for our liberty and privileges. Can it bo so ? Wo are yet fighting in this country for the identical rights our fa- thers bled for. Some, of our brethren are in jeopardy in this fair country. Will not the feet invest the coming anniversary with a new interest? What shall bo done to properly celebrate the day in Wostfield. HURRA ! for the Right Angular Stone Corner—just transforming into the fine pro- portions of :i large CI 3th and Clothing store. Messrs. PATCHEN & FELLOWS have purchas- ed an ample stock, and in a few days will ra- diate from the new store of the former, on Main street. Particulars anon. Hurra for PATCHES's Corner! SEE LEWIS' explicit Jewelry Advertise- ment in our Double Column. His prepara- tions for trade are ample. JUDD <fe Co., Portland call attention unto Wood Mills that they are manufacturing. WE haven't the time to speak of CASE'S School of 80 scholars, and tho enthusiasm and good deportment of the pupils. CKOSSGUAVE is displaying some good Cabinet work at his shop near the Eagle Hotel. Sofas and chairs of much elegance. FAIRCIIILI). on South Portage, is making good specimens of women's shoos and elas- tic traitors. OLR friend, tho Colonel has returned from the West in good health, and with a liking for that '-pent up Utica.\ But what is more worthy of remark, he didu' t hear a Kansas sharp shot, in his absence. The re- verbrant clang of war, he thinks, more au- dible here, than out on the Held itself. Per- haps Sharp's rifles were too far South of the Colonel's ear. Wait a few revolutions of tho Little Bear. MARRIED. In Quiney, on Tuesday the 27th inst. t>v Rev. E. Mills, Mr. John L. Gates, to Miss I .aura Turner —both of Harlmrcreek. It was our fortune to share the belongings of the occasion; an«l we tender our good wishes.— It seems that while a gale is not very often a tur- ner, yet in this instance, our lady friend has turn- ed a gates.. DISCOVERED AT LAST. GREATEST CORE IX THE WORLD FOR MAN. Prof. CHAS. He GRATIP8; \\wrr.-m wm-re-t otTj.\ T HIS Oil is the only ,ure remedy in the world for the core of Rheumatism, Goat, Pains in the Back, Breast or side, Palpitation of the Heart, Paralytic Stroke, Toothache, Headache, Cramps In the Stomach, Scrofula, Frosted hands or Feet, Sore Eyes, Piles, Sprains or braises, Sores or barns, Stiffness in the Joints,, Tetter, or Salt Rheume, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, or any Diseases that are Sore or Painful, is the only article ever brought before the public that will do its work perfectly in from three to twenty minute*, has been used by thousands and pronounced to be the best remedy ever discovered. This Oil acts on the system with electricity, is of pure vegetable preparation, not the slightest danger of applying it outwardly or hueardly, it at once gives a permanent cure, in most casos in ten or twenty minutes. The best Physiologist of Europe have discover- ed that all Organic Derangement in the Aniimal System is the effect of an obstruction of the I'hy- sico-Electro Fluid in the organ diseased—a (duti- ful aplication of this Oil puts into immediate mo- tion the nerve fluid, and the cine is at once ac- complished. Nq bleeding, no vomiting, purgi ug, or blistering, is resorted to. None genuine without the signature of Labels signed in 5 A. E. SNITH, Chemist. writing, \ De fiRATH A Co. Principal Depot, No. 3!) South Eight St., thrc e doors below Cheanut Philada. Country Dealers and Druggists can be supplied, Wholesale and Re- tail. Price 25 cents, 50 eta, and $1 per Bottle. Try everything else, then give this one simpl e trial. 3S~ Ho genuine \ ELECTRIC OIL\' sold by ped- lers in the United States. ;S?-The Bottles will have on our own stamp..g^'~ Entered according to Act of Conerres, in the year 1855, by Professor CHARLES DE GKATII, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. For Sale bv L. Parson's, So. 17, Main Street Westfleld. N. Y. 47-tf. A CARD. To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Weetfie i • In reply to the frequent inquires. > ermvt me most respectfully to answer: My intention IK of remaining here at least one year from thlt* spring and devoting myself professionally, to pupils, in every branch of Music. The new suit of rooms which I am furnishing with every convenience for Students will soon be opened to the public, with our rehersals. Yours most Ohcd'tlv. E, A. ROBBINS. Prof, of Music D ealers, and Manufacturers of Indigo. Madders Imported Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs j and Acids. Cochineal and live Wood Mills. 27 CLIFF STRETT, New York •Retail Prices at Walker's Hill, and Con- stock's Store. WESTTIEI.E, Feb. IS. Winter Wheat Flour, Extro, $4 ;>0 per ewt Spring \ \ 4 no •• •• Meal, 1 IS \ \ Buckwheat Flour 3 oo •• •• Shorts 1 5* \ \ Bran, 10 •• bush Provender, So \bush a LEGAL NOTICES. M ORTQAE SALE.—By virtue of a Mortgage bearing date September 27, A. D. 1852. Sal mou C. Riley, of Portland, Chautauque Count], N Y. conveyed to Philip Mericleof the same plaas certain premises described in said mortgage - follows: All that piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in the town county and State aforesaid, and being \part of lot number 25, fifth town- ship, and thirteenth range of the Holland Land Company's survey: and also distinguished on a map or survey of part of said lot made by Timo- thy Jndson for Abner B Beebe and others as lot number thirty; and Bounded North bv the origi- nal line of said lot number twenty-five, three chains. East by lots number twenty-seven and twenty-nine of the said last mentioned surveys, thirteen chains, 25 links; South by the cen- ter of the north Erie Road, four chains and nine- ty-six links; and west by lot number thirty-one of the Holland Company's surveys, fifteen chains, forty-six links; Containing live and forty hun,- dreths, acres, be the same more or less. And also all that certain other piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in the said town of, Port- land and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning ' • the center of the north Erie Road onthe west line of a certain lot of land conveyed by James Dunn, to Simeon Whitcomb, and running north on said Wliitcomb's line, twenty-six chains, twenty-seven links; thence west on the south lineof lot number thirty-two, three chains, sixty-five links; thence south, twenty-eight chains, fifty-six links, thence north fifty-three degrees east four chains thirty-one liks to the place of beginning: contain- ing ten acres of land, with the exception of one aci* lying in the South east corner of the above described land. bajd mortgage with the power of sale therein contained was recorded in the Clerk's office of the County of Chautauque, the 11th dav of Octo- ber A. D. 1852 at 11 o'clock A. M. in Liber 32 of mortgages at page 375. The amount due on said mortgage at the time of the first publication of this notice is S1343,23, and there will remain un- paid, and to become due upon said mortgage, rive vcars from the date thereof, the further sum of $700,00. Default having been made in the payment of the amount due and secured by said mortgage, and no suit having been instituted at law to recover the same, or any part thereof.— j Now, therefore by virtue of the power of sale eon- | tained in said mortgage, notice is hereby given that the above described premises will be sold at ! public aucticn to the highest bidder on Saturdav i the 14th day of June A. 1). 1.S5C,, at one o'clock P. | M.'at the We.stfield House, in Westiicld village, : Chautauque Countv. X. Y. Dated March, 17, j 18.->G. PHILI P MEUICLE, Mortgagee. I SMITH & CI1ADWICK . Attv's. lliw-48. OLD THINGS BECOME NEW! o W. N. LEWIS has returned to the Old Stand, and resumed his former oc- cupation, having purchased the stock and trade owned by S. V. R. WILLS, and made new purchases, which make the Stock of Goods complete. I am offer goods at low prices for cash, or ready pay. I am determined to do business in a manner to secure the confidence of all with whom I deal. I intend to keep on hand a Good Assortment of Fashionable Goods, sell at fair prices, and save some the mortification of being, cheated by traveling hawkers. Those who will favor me with, a call I will freely show my goods, whether I sell or not, Come in and see for your- selves. I HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES OP Mr. E. G. ROOT; Who is well known as a superior watch maker. He will attend to Repairing all kinds of Watches, in a manner to give satisfaction to all who intrust their work to, him. No matter how difficult the job may be, it will be done in a workman-like manner. All work warranted to give sat- isfaction, or money refunded. Watches. Y ou can find a good assortment of Gold Watches, varying in price from $25 to $1.10. Also Sir ver Watches of alt kinds and prices, warranted good time keepers—from $8 to $40, at LEWIS' Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store. Jewelry. A great variety of new patterns. Cameos, Gold Stone, Mosaic, plain and common, at prices which will suit all who call at LEWIS' Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store. Gold chains and Lockets of various patterns: also diamond Rings, Gold Pencils and Pens, Seals, Keys, Gold Thimbles, Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, A all articles, at LEWIS' Watch A Jewelry Store. Clocks. flocks of every description, 8 day, 30 Hour, Marine, Patent Lever, Globe, Bronze—from $l,23,to -a '*---*a»s\ I \Agood' e«sful Work* ltd _,'$10, all warranted at LEWIS' Jewelrv Store. Silver Ware. A good assortment and made expressly for my own trade, and warranted pure as coin—sold as low as at anv establishment in X. Y. market and marked free of charge. ALSO—Silver Plai- ted Ware, of all \descriptions warranted good plate. ALSO—a variety of Musical Instruments to be sold cheap—Guitars Flutes, Acordeons, Flutinas, Violins, Ac. Fancy Goods of various kinds. Old Gold and Silver, old watches taken in exchange for new. at LEWIS' Jewelry Store. The Blind may see, B y calling at Lewis'Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store, and examining his large stock of Glasses, a good assortment of all kinds suited to all eves and all conditions of the eve. Those who need W. X. LEWIS' Jewelry Store, Westfleld. goo< the article nil at r'AKM FOR SALE. W E are wishing to sell lesirauic t* arm u M acres—100 of which are improved — situated in the town of Clymer—near the Plank ltoad. Price and terms of sale made easv. BABCOCK A KN'icllT. March 12th, Is;,,!. 47-tf. Knight. Western Lund. I in ijran ami Iowa) for sale W estern Lands (sitnati Mich the States bv Babeoi '., rch 26, 1 \•!>. FIRM FOR SALE. re are wishing to sell * farm of !0.\i most of which i< improved—Sitnatei W ' most of which i< improved—Situated oi tin- old Mayville road, about two miles from the \il- lagc of Westfleld. Well watered, well timbered, well fenced, anl under a good state of cultivation. March u 1X36. BABCOCK A KNIGHT. Westward Ho! 4 bout the first of May next we start for Iowa 1\ for the purpose of I iting government lands. Those having Land WarrnnU, that they wishlocrtted can be accomodat. d by applying »doii. Babcock A Kidglit. April 9, 1*48 DIED. In this village, on the <;th si.i MAIIIA, wife of Thomas ( inst., Mrs. STF.I-HA- arv, aged :(:t years. Also, FUANK HKSKV, son of T. t'ary, aged 11 months. In ittllly on the 27th Nwtant, Mrs. Betsy li. Moore, wife of Mr, Alphuiis Moore. Age 1 44 years. In French Creek, May 13, Mrs. Maria A. wife ot Orlando Dnrkee, aged Is yean. In Stockton, May 15, Mr. Joseph Buss, aged (10 years. In Stockton, May 19, Mrs. Lncina, wife of Mr. Watson S. Tucker, aged UK years. On the 2.1(1 inst. of peritonial intlamation, Maria, consort of Byron Hall of this place, aged 2il years WESTFIELD MARKET. COnUECTED WEEKLY, BV L. B. MELVEN. Flour S<> 30 @ 7 00 Beef, lb. Wheat, Chaut. 100 Hogs, live weij 6@8 ht 4 30 \ SP'g. \ Black Sea, Corn Meal *? 50 lbs. \ \ not sifted do. \ Northern V bu \ Western, Oats, Barley. Buckwheat, Hve, Wool, \ unwashed, Beans new, 100 Chickens, alive, pair, 50 $0 75 Turkevs, \ 1 50 Havyt* ton, $ 5 00 5fi Wood, dry IP 50 cord.\ 3 ft, 2 00 50 \ Green \ 1 75 50 \ \ 18 inch, 1 50 25 Plastor, V ton iu 75 bulk, 100 50 '• V ewt stucco 1 05 66 Water Lime f§ lb .1 75 25 @ 35 Quick Lime, bu. 37t 17 <(t) 25 Salt, Ond'ga. bb'l. 2 60 1 25 \ Solar bb'l 2 63 WESTFIELD ACADEMY. rTiHE Spring Term will commence Man h 26, to , I. continue uTtecn weeks Tuition in the higher department, per term, $.'i 00 ! do primary, do do '{ 50 | Drawing, extra do 5 00 ! Music, do do 3 00 : TKACHI:HS: I J. C. DONALDSON, A. It. Principal. WM. H. MAYNAHH, A. B. Teacher of Languages. Miss MAUY M. SMITH. Preceptress. Miss JANK MACOMIU.K, Teacher in Primary Dep. l'rof. K. A. lioimi.Ns. Teacher of Music. Mrs JAMKS II. ('KtM'KKK. Teacher at Drawing. Mr. IL D- STONK. Teacher of Penmanship. The course of study and method of teaching will be designed to develop the power of thought and at the same time give practicle skill, s»i as finally to make the students thorough, both in'he theory and practice n( the brunches ofedu'-ation pursued by them. The course of study prepara- tory to entrance in the best colleges will be taught to such as wisli to pcrsue the colleire course: also the principal studies of the collegiate course. The method will differ from that pursued in college, in this: that what must be passed over in college in a specified time, without regard to the attainments of the scholar, will be studied for a longer or shorter time, according to the capacity of the students, that they may not leave their work imperfect. A Teacher's Class will be organized, in which will be given instruction in the Theory and Prac- tice of School Teaching. The Musi'-a! Department, under the supervision of Prof. E. A. Uonnixs, presents a new ami attrac- tive feature to those desirous of giving their chil- dren a finished musical education, without the usual accompaniment of great expci.>e. Aside from private tuition upon the l'iano, Melodcon, Guitar, Ac,, the theory oT music from lirst princi- ples to musical composition, will be taught as a daily study. All necessary facilities will be pro- vided, ami the same attention given as to other hraitchea of education. Terms £\. All private lessens, l{Mir<aiiciital or Vocal, SI2 I«T 24 leuioiM. ' i; I TimothySeed300(<(3 23 \ in 14 lb. bags 20 Clover, 9 00 \ common, \\ 16 Potatoes, 32 Lumber Piite, (clear stuff) 18 00 <ji 20 00 Common Field, ' common, 9 00 % 1100 Butter, 16@18 Hemlock, Pork No. 1, mess V M. fi 00 Of 7 00 IP bb'l. 16 00 (ft) 18 00 Cherrv, • 16 00 or 24 00 V lb. 10 @ 12 Ash aiid Lard, lb. 14 Maple 8 00(^1200 Shingles, 2 25 OX 2 75 Cheese, 10 M ORTGAGE SALES— Default having been ! made in the the payment of monies secured '. to be paid by a Mortgage dated. May 1, 1855. I made and executed by Aaron F. Burr, of Stock- ton, Chautauque County. N. V. to James Smith.— Which Mortgage contains a power of sale and ! was together with said Mortgage recorded in the ' office of the Clerk of Chautauque County afore- said, in Liber 30 of Mortgages at page 288, on the , 2'Jth day of May 1855. Said Mortgage was given ' for the purchase money and to secure the pay- ment of $1,393 55 with interest and to lie paid | according to the terms set forth in the condition of the Bond accompanying said Mortgage. The whole amount of principal and interest due ! at the date of this notice is £271 74, leaviug a balance of principal of £!>o2 li~, unpaid and to i grow due thereon with use. Said Mortgage on the 21st day of February, ' ls56, was duly assigned by James Smith, to Will- ; iam W. Bowen, and the assignment recorded Fel)- j ruary 13, 1856 in the office of the Clerk of said County of Chaiiiauqiif and the said William W. Bowen is now the legal owner and holder of said Mortgage and Bond; and no suit action, or pro- . ceedingat Law, or in Equity, having lieen insti- : tilted to recover the debt or any part thereof due | by said Mortgage: Notice is therefore hereby given, that pursuant to the power of sale contain- , ed in said Mortgage and of the Statue in sirli raae made and provided, the said Mortgage will l e ' foreclosed by the sale of the lauds and premise- described iu said Mortgage, together with the ap- purtenances, at public auction to the higly-t bid- der at he Inn kept by l'aul Persons Jr.. in West : held village N. Y. on the 5th day of J inc next, at 1 o'clock iu the afternoon of that day. The binds and premise-a!-- dcsciii.ed in said Mortgage as follows: \ AH that tract or parcel of land situate in the County of Chautauqne be- ing part of Lot No. 14. Township 4, range 13, of the Holland Land Cmnpnny'a purchase ac.ordinirto l!ie Maps and Surveys thereof made by Joseph and Benjamin EHicott: Beginning at the North east corner ol said Lot No. 14, thcu.e w st on the north bounds of *:,jil Lot No. 14. eighteen chains and twenty six links to the eenter of the highway: thence southerly, along the center of the highway, known as the Old Chautauque ltoad, ' tweuty-thtee chains and 14 links to the center of | th.i Hoad leading from Delanti to WestHcld: j thence easterly along the ccliter of said Boa I 32 chains *S links t» the east bounds ot said Lot j No. 14; thence north 23 chains 14 links to the ] place of l>eginiiig, containing 57 and thirty two j one hundredths acres of land.\ Dated, Wcslflcld, March 5, 1856 I WILLIAM W. P.mvEN. Assignee. Jon«; G. IIIXIKI.EV, Atty for Assignee, 4C-13w OHTGACE SALE,—Default having l*en : wade in the payment of money due upon a j mortgage executed by Thadeus F. Barton to ; Thomas Hunter, bearing date the twelfth day on '• | November, one thousand, eight hundred tifty-threc and recorded in the Clerk's office of dlMltalwnr County, on the 12th day of January, ls54, ill liber 36 of mortgages at page 167, which said mortgage ; was given to -eenre the payment of the sum of nine hundred dollars and interest from the first j day of January, 1834, and h>u> t»-?n properly as-, signed by the said Hunter lo Bus-ell Sunderlin. , which assignment is recorded in the Clerk's office ; on the l'Jtli day otjiaiiuary 1854,ln liber33 pa.'e 374 | Amount claimed to la- unpaid on said mortgage, on the day of the first publication ot this notice, is len hundred and thirty seven dollars and two ' cents. The amount claimed to be actually due and unpaid is three hundred and twenty six dol- ; lars. Wart gaged premises pert lot number twin- ty-two, in the lirst tMrnahia and fifteenth range of the Holland Land ( oinpany'ssnrvey.and bound- ! ded north by lot number twenty-three, fifteen chains and one link: east by « line puruticl to the east bounds of said lot number twen-two. nit the distance of twenty-five chains six links west '• therefrom.) lifty-nine chains ninety-six links: south by lot number twenty-one, fifteen chains one I link, and west by a line parrallel to the east bounds of the land hereby conveyed, sixty chains twenty-one links—containing ninety acres of land niore or less—excepting twenty acres of land now occupied by Philo S, Ilawley. Notice is hereby given, that \the above described mortgaged prem- ises will be sold at public auction, at the West- F. WATERS tc CO. NO. 4, MAIN ST., NEXT DOOR TO COUCH & CO., GENERAL DEALERS IX Desponding; Read the following and yoxt. may be convinced. ' Recommendation of Doctor Lyons by a nnm her of well-known and prominent men of thf.City of Rochester. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONOEEH. We, the undersigned citizens of Rochester having learned/ that our much esteemed towns- man, Dr. J. Lyons, is about visiting Lokport and Buffalo feel deslreoua to recommend him to tho notice of the afflicted, as being worthy of their confidences and patronage. We would further state that Dr. L. has been practising in this city for the last three years, during which time he has proved himself to be worthy of the name of a gentleman and of a Physicians. Bepeatedly, within our knowledge obstinate diseases of years, standing, have yielded under the influence of his medicines and skill- ful treatment, after having baffled the endeavors of some of our best phvscisns. Rev. 8. Van Benschotin, Pastor of Frank Street M. E. Church. W. A. Reynolds. C. B Woodworth, Sheriff 1 , Office, Arcade Hall. S. Narram&re, Dentist, Arcade Hall. R.B. Appleby, Deguerrean, Artist, Eagle Ho- ML Alfred Oakley. South St. Paul Street. James Henderson^ Merchant Taylor, Arcade Hall. Robert Walker, 3.7; Spencer Street. B, D. McAlpine, Arcade Hall. J. Wegman No. 39J Clinton Street J. L. Champpell, 79 Monroe Sweet. John Goodcnough. No. 1 West Jay Street STAPLE DRY GOODS, AND GROCERIES, ATiBO Ladies, Misses, Youths and^Ghildrens Shoes! \Ye are now receiving an entirely JStm Stock of Goods, which have been purchased in New York and Boston, at the very lowest prices for Cash; and we of- fer them to the citizens of We&tfield, and the community at large, for a very small advance, for Cash, or most kinds of Pnxlucc. With our acquaintance with the trade and facilities for doing business, shall be receiving Fresh Supplies of Goods regularly, and hope to l>e able to offer i'r.!at inducements to the public, to give us a portion of the trade. :o: Cash Paid to farmers for BUTTER, WOOL, and most Minis of PRODUCE. F. WATERS, WKSTFIELP. Mav 14, 1850. 4-tf. G. B. L1VERMORE. EDWIN BUCK, NO. -2. MAIN STREET, WESTFIELD, N. Y. Iu sav to the ]iublk\ that he has, just received from Xew York, and other East- ern market* one of the best and most select Stocks of FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ALL GOODS, [ackklag Crocker*. Hardware. BootsmJ Shops, Hate, Caps Teas Sugars Syrup, Mo l7tsses CiK-heco and Merrimac Prints also prints at four cents p-r yard, The following Certificates, selected out of thousands will suffice to convince those who are inclined to doubt the. unparalleled success of 1>t L's practice. Dr R J. Lvons: Sir—It Is with feelings of gratitude for y o \ r eriumphent success over my disease, after all oth- tr medicines had failed, that I sent you my testi- monyjioping that it may|be some inducement \fi. others who are suffering in like manner not t o de- lay in giving your medicine a trial. I would say for their encouragement that I have heen a great sufferer from an affection, of the heart liver and lungs, dropsy in the chest and other female dlsea- es which I will not mention. After doctoring with different physicians, all to no purpose, and after being given up by them as incurable, I was induced by my friends\to give Dr. LjrOns a trial; and by sodoing' I found to my great joy, a grad- al decrease of disease, with an Increase of health and thus continued until I recovered my health, and to-day stand a living witness of the efficacy of his medicine, and his unlimited success and good skill. I subscribe mvself ,vours truly. M1XEBVA PURSELL. March, 9th, 1S53. Frank Street, Rochester. Lawns Ginghams and Spring Defames, Denim*. Ticks Strives. A lar-re assortment of Casimeres Tweeds. an-. M c Broach lotha, and Cotton Goods for men's wear. Ink, Pens and Pencils. LARGE LOT OF YANKEE NOTIONS, Among which are Brtshes Combs, Hair oils Colognes Knives: All which will b sold at abartpiin to old customers—and especially to new. £W A tivshlot -A that good Four Shilling Tea just received. WKSTFIELP, Mav 7. 1850. A Call and trv it. '3-tf A. A. COMSTOCK, TAKES this opportunity to inform the people of \Westfiold and vicinity, that he hasra turned to his old Stand. ItfO. TmHTEEN, aiAXN STHJEET and bavin- made large additions to the former stock, is now preparing to supply all ar tides generally comprised in a GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE; AMONG WHICH ARE To all affli ctedwho are seeking relief, I most cheerfullv offer mv testimonv ifl favor of the un limited skill and suecesj of the well-known Indi- an Herb lloctor, J. R Lyons, as I had long been suffering with an Affection of the Lungs, and an elargement of the Heart, and a combination o other diseases. I had for the last twelve years been more or less under the treatment of a phys- cian in this city, until my diseases got the master of them, and 1 had been\given up by them, and left as a patient out of reach of all medicines—4t was thought that nothing but death could relieve me of mv sufferings. My husband proposed a trial of I)r. Lvons' ikill and medicine. I objectr ed—thinking\ it of no use. But\the Doctor was, called upon—he made me a visit and gava me little or no encouragement, but ssid if I wished he would make a trial. 1 accepted his offer, and line.Npeetedly to one and all, I gradually recover- ed my full health and strength, and have enjoy- ed them for the last two years. 1 have thus been blessed in, witnessing his great success in many others aroupd us. 1 subscribe myself, yours truly, MARGARET J. GOODEXOUGH. In testimony of the above, with many others around ns I feel obligated to subscribe my name. JOHN GOODEXOUGH, (Husband of the above.) For further information call at Xo. 1 West Jay Street. Rochester, Jnne 5, 18\i\>. To All Whom it May Concern: This is to certify that Mrs Margaret J. Good- enough, and Mrs.Minerva Purcell.'are members In good standing in the church of which I am a pastor. 1 would further state that a little more than a year since, iny mother had a severe turn of bleeding at the lungs. Medical aid was imme- diately procured, but to all human appearance she was rapidly going into a decline. At this crisis, Pr. J. Lyons was recommended by one of his friends. Soon after she began to take his medicine it was evident that she was recovering. She is now in the enjoyment of health sufficint to perform quite au amount of labor, which she re- gards as being chiefly the result of Dr. Lyons' mdeicine. S. YAXBF/XSCHOTEX, Pastor of frank Street M. E. Church. Rochester, June 14, 1855. Held House, in the village of Westrield, now kept I den Sugar, white and brown of all grades. Tea, green and black, the best chapa. Si/rup jind Melaisrs, that will tit the most fas- tidious. Coffee, Mocha, Java, Rio, Laguira and Pea. Tobacco, Cavendish, l-'ine cut and smoking. Bmwft Macabov and Heetefc. Fruit, Raisins,'Currants, Citron, Lemons, Oran- pes, in their season, ('nurfte, Sperm, Wax, Stcarine, Star ar «allow. Cammmme mi Burning Fluid made fre sh daily. | Fish, Trout Mackerel, Salmon, Shad Cod and j White Kish. Wooden Ware, Wash Tubs P»Ba. Bowls, Bask- ; ets Brooms Ac. Garden Seeds, From the most celebrated (.aid- L. PARSONS, No. 17, MAIN-ST., NEXT TO THE STONE BUILDING General Dealer in DRUGS * MEDICIXES, DYE-STUFFS, PAIXTS Oils, Varnishes, Perfumery, Chemicals, FINE FANCY ARTICLES, Surgical Instruments, &c, Ac. —ALSO — Books and Stationery. »T U -W 15 O O r. »AYARD. TAYLOR'S TRAVELS. Scenes in PEOF. ROBBIKS has his suite of Music rooms now in fine order. An ante roAn, a private study and practice room, a visitor's apartment and a Concert Hall—are arran- ged and fitted up with commendible ele- gance and taste, The sale of tickets for the Four Concerts is going on. Somebody is to get a piano we believe, and many are laying in for it. The rooms and prepara- tion* are certainly in fine taste, a fitting sanctuary for the muses. Price of tickets, $2. B ow Bedott Papers. Wolfert's Roost Sunshine on Daily Paths. \DlckenB'\ Foot Prints of the Creator. The Xewcomes. Sunny Memories qf Foreign Lands. American Statesman, Sic, F AMILY Toilet and Shaving Soaps at L,, Par- Bons' Drug Store. H ANDKERCHIEF and Flavoring Extracts,— a fine assortment, at L. Parsons', No. 17, Main Street 1 JROF. DeGrath's Electric, Oil—the best article in the world for Rheumatism, Sprains, Brui- ses, Ac, at L. Parsons' No. 17, Main-st P OCKET Medicine Cases, Reticules, Drafting Instruments, cheap, at L. Parsons', No. 17, Main-st G OLD PEXS, Card Cases, and Portmonnaies, at No. 17. M ASURG 4 PALMER'S Sarsaparilla—the best article in Market at a reduced price, and all the popular Patent Medicines for sale at U Par- sons' Drug and Book Store, No. 17. 40 Westfleld, January 23d, 18.16. CHURCH KLIP. E are wishing to sell Slip No. 3, in the Bap- tist Church in this village. To be sold low. BABCOCK A KNIGHT. March 12 1855. 48-tf. W E > --V •gym P3» LO-KHAVlct), J. A. Rhodes, Esn., Dear Sir:—As I took yqur medicine to sell on consignment, no cure no, pay, 1 take pleasure in stating its effects as reported to me by three brothers who live in this place, and their testimony is a fair specimen of all I have received: W. S. COXKLIX told me—\ I had token nine bottles of Christie's Ague Balsam, and continual- ly run down while using it until my lungs audilv er were congested to that degree that blood dis- charge ! from mv mouth and bowels, so that all tnought it impossible for me to live through n- notljer chill. The doctors too did all they could for me, but thought 1 must die. Nothing did me any good until I got Hhodes' Fever and Ague Cure, which at once relieved me of the distress and nausea at my stomach and pain in niv'hend ami bowels, and produced a permanent cure In a short time. H. M. COXKLIX says: \I had been taking med- icine of as good a doctor as we have in our coun- ty, anil taken any quantitv of-quinine and specific without any good i-esnlt.from 23th Angnst to 17th Decemeber. But seeing how nicely it operated on my brother, I got a bottle of Rhodes' Fever aud Ague. Cure, which effected a permanent cure by using two thirds of a bottle.\ B, M, Couklin was nut here, but both the other brothess say his case was the same as H. M's. i sold the medicine to both the same day, and the cure was as speedy from the same small quantity and I might so specify. Yours with resm-ct A. HUXTINGTON. The above speaks for itself. Good proof as is, it is of no better tenor than the vast number of like certificates I have already published, an. , the still greater amount that is continually pouring in to me. One thing more. Last year I h^j occasion to caution the Puubllc in these words;— \I notice one firm who have, taken one of my general circulars, substituted the name of their nostrum for my mcdicin„-, and then with brazen impudence end their r-amphlet with the exclama tion, 'I.ct the proprietor of any other medicine- say as much if he jares,\ A-c s Now 1 take pleasure in saying that the Caution refered to th^ game • Dr. Christie's Ague Balsam\ that is mentioned in the above certificate. There are several other industrious people who are applying to their poisonous trash all that I pnhlish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Anti- dote to Malaria, except the certificates of cures, end the certificate of the celebrated chemest, Dr. James R. Chilton, of N. Y., in fftvor its jierfectly Harmless Character, which Is attached to every bottle. These will always sorve to distinguish my medicine from imitation, JAR A. RHODES, Proprietor. For sale by Druggest; generallv. Providence, R. I. S-tf. by Asa Karnsworth. on the 3]s day of May lSofi. term of I at noon, upon the powers contained in said mort 1 gage, ami of the statute in such case made and provided. Dated March 5th ls\.C S-Mw RUSSELL SUNDERLIN, Assignee. .*, ice, Pepper. Cloves cassia buds nutmegs pi- mciito, ginger, cinnamon, mace, Ac,. Ac. For liirds, Canary and hemp seed, cuttle fish bone, and an assortment of cages, Vonfeetwnery. From lledgkin'R Few York. Ac. Cracten, Boston butter nnd soda, Nut*. Grenable. Brazil, Filberts, almonds, Ac. Perfumery, Harrison's ami others. Pcvder, shot and fishing tackle. Soda, cream tartar and acid. Stone-irare, farina, corn starch, choclate, cocoa. Flrnr, of Winter and Spring Wheat by the load or loo lbs. IluclfKheat, Fbrnr. corn meal, shorts, bran, Ac- Corn, oats seed wheat, beans Clover Seed, any quantity and very nice. Timothy Seed, 10<> bushels, first quality. Cigars. $1,000 worth constantly on hand, prices rem (»,«•. to 4.00M. Lcinan, Soda and Sarsaparilla syrups by the Dozen Bottles. Tobacco, al i ge uantity cheap plug Tob ac Suitable for washing sheep. Stationery, letter Foolscap and Billet paper Pencils Sealin wax IVafetsSteel Pens &<\. Westfleld, April 16.'. 52-tf. PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. Lyons will be absent from his office in Ro- chester, in order to attend to his country pa- tients, at the following dates of each and every month: 1st, 2d, I5th Wth, 17th, 23d, J4th and 20th. Office Hours, everv dav in the week, (oxeppt Suudav) from 'J A, M. to, 12 M., and from 1 Pi M. to 8 P. M. Consultation and Advice given Free of Charge Satisfactory reference will be gladly and cheer- fully given whenever repaired. The poor will be liberally cousidered. Good Books Delight, Instruct, Refine. How and Where to Procure them. j Pl.EASK |sRM> FOB ft Coi'V OF OI B Illustrated Catalogue! of 1\>0 different works suitable for Family and ; Fireside Reading, and embracing. Popular American Biographies, Xara- j tires a»:l Travels, Agriculture, Temper- ance, Late, and School books for the \ Young, beautifully Printed and Illustra- ted Family Bibles, Religious Books. Stand- ard and Select poetry, and a choice vari- ety of Miscellaneous Books, He will Send IViiiiout fharge. It contains a full description of the best stand- ard works oh the above important subjects with their prices, and in form convenient for reference and preservation. Every render and book buyer should have u. ??eWe will send any of our books, Postjge prepaid, on receipt of the adver- tised price, which may be^sent to us by mail. Ov.rs are the Best Books for Agents, beca JPC they are adapted to the wants of the peo- ple. Full particulars and practical Instructions to Agents sent gratis, on applications to MILLER, ORTOX A MUL1GAN, Publishers 25 Park Row, New York, or 107 ttencsec-st. Auburn. **•• WESTTIELD HARDWARE STORE. JXT.O, SO, JH0LAJXX3 STRKBT. rfHE \ubiciHwiia would respectfully call the attention of the puhtic to the fact that they keep % X hand at the old stand, the best assortment of HARDWARE, STOVES, AN TIN-WARE, To he found in this section of the country, comprising every variety of House Trimmings, Carriage Trimming*, English and American Table and Pocket Cutlery, Carpenters 1 <t Joiners' Blacksmith's cfr Mechanics' 1 Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Putty. Mill X Cut and Machine Saws, Chain Pumps, Cistern it Well Pumps, Lead Pipe, Xails, Iron, Steel, <£c, ttc. STOVES, STOVES. Tlti* best assortment of Cooking. Parlor and Plate Stoves ever offered in this market, selected from among th\ newest mid most approved patterns to be found in Eastern markets among which ;:re the Black Diamond, Empire State, Improved, Metaniora, Forest Belle, Dining Room Stoves of all styles. Parlor Stoves of every variety, togethep with a large assortment of Japanned Ware, Tin Ci'.ppcr and Sheet Iron Ware, Stove-Pipe, and everything usually found in nil establishment of this kino; nil of which they offer for sale at prices which cannot fail to suit. JOB WORK OF ALL KIXDS, and most substantial manner. Remember the J. HARRINGTON, & CO. in our line, done on short notice, and in the be place, Xo. 20, Main street, Westfleld, X. Y. ROOKWIUX cfc Co., have a fine and se- lected lot of hats, cape, boots and shoes.— The stock k in variety and expressly for tho season Don% wear »> many old hats. For Sftle* A desirable house and lot situated on market street. House new and convenient. To be •old low and possession given immediately if de- aired. BABCOCK & KNIGHT, April 1st, 1R56. Weatfield Plaster Mills. THRESH Ground Laud Plaster from the best JT Canada Beds, on hand, and a nice article of - *•»•* ,, ., A. .1. WALKER. Westfleld, April 3D, 185*. To Sell or Rent. V Shoe Shop on North Portage Street bv Westfleld, April 16th 185G. M. C. Rice. WANTED I MMEDIATELY, an Apprentice if> learn the Carpenter and Joiners Trade, apply to SAMUEL WELLS. WiorepiELn, April 1.1. MANN'S BIG FIDDLE AGAIN. \T7^ M. MANX, wounld call attention to his fa- \j» cilities for furnishing PIANO FORTES ft MEL0SE0HS. Having just completed new arrangements with the best Manufacturers in the United States.— Among whom are BOA un* AN, OKIY .V Co, A. H. GAI.E *CO. NEW YORK MANrFAfT'ins <•>. LIHHT, NEWTON & BBAIIBIUV. I-'IRTH, POND A Co, HAINS llllOTUKKK. Which will enable me to. furnish instruments at less price even, than can bo purchased at their ' Warerooms. Inducements never before offered, nor found j elsewhere will be made, and every Instrnmeut warranted to suit, and delivered free of charge. tST A large assortment wi i lie openedd at Pre- donla In connection with my Warerooms at Erie; and as I shall devote my entire timt and attention to the Piano trade, feel confident I can make it s n object for any one to try me. E. M. M.VNN, Eric, Pa. 4.1-tf WESTFIELD CLOTHING STORE!! AVE just been received at the Westfleld IT CLOTHING HALL, Xo, 12, Main Jstrcet: where mav be found a general assortment of Broad Cloika Casimeres Vesting* and Triniings. Also a ftheral assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING: consisting of coats, pants, vesVs, shirts collars, cravats, stocks, handkerchiefs gloves, socks suspenders Ac. Rubbers, Gents \ Leggins oil cloth pants &<\.. Ac. The le.iest styles I of gentlemen's Dress Goods have be, n selected 1 with care, something new A ancy urn be bought 1 for the season. The subscribers continue •» varry on the Tailor- I ing Business in all its v;irior^ branches. 52-tf. | Westfleld April 10, '.Mi, CARLISLE *('(». 2 CLOTHING P. S. The doctor would respectfull request all those who desire to know more about him. to call at his office, where they can procure, free of charge a pamphlet containing a short history of Medicins al»o: a brief sketch ofhislife, study and extensive travels Remember the Doctor's Office in Rochester i 4 in the Arcade Hall, over the Post Office an Appleby's Pagqerrean Saloon. Ladies Room No- 74 Gentlemen's Room Xo. 80; Labors- tory, No- ST. Onthe 55th, of each and month the Doc- tor can be seen aUthe Am» Hotel'Leckpor^ and also at Bufla'to'on the lot the Clarendon House. R OCHESTER NORTH STREET BOT- ICALTIiFTRMARY\For the treatment of Diseases of the Lungs and Heart, Liver and Throa. Also all other Complicated Chronic Complaints of years standing including those va- rious diseases peculiar to FEMALES. The Indian Herb Doctor.R. Lyons Proprietor of the above named Infirmary has after a long la- borious but successful practice of fonr years in Rochester became fully convinced of the great importace and necessity of an establishment where the Afflicted Public may rely upon a treat- ment in strict accordance with the laws and die tates of Nature, or in other words purely Botani- cal. It is in view of this conviction that Dr. L. has been induced to fit np this much desired As- ylum for the suffering sick. In doing so the Doctor pledges his word and honor that no pains nor expense has been spared in order to make it a comfortable and happy home for the Afflicted. A practical and thoroughly experienced Nurse has been employed, besides other servants to ad- minister to the many wants and comforts of the Afflicted inmates. The effectual and energetic remedial agencies of Electricity in its various forms and appliances also the soothing and renovating application of Sulphurated Medicated Bath are two other impor- tent and most valuable additions to this establish- ment which demand the serious understanding of the public. TERMS. For Board and General Treatment, varying, from 5 to 10 dollars per week, according to tiie different stages and complications o f -\-WIT. and of the style of accommodations required. The Doctor will be at the Westfleld House on the 17th day of each month, where he can be con- sulted and his Medicines from Nature's Garden obtained, or where they can make the prelimina- ry arrangements previous to entering his insti- tution in Rochester. All communications directed to Dr. R. J. Lyon, Box No. 125, Rochester N. Y. £*, BV Wood Mills! are manufacturing Wood mi Us of the »«;, ttpproved. uaterns—with our approved H ay for sale by BABCOCK A KNIGHT. March II 185« FOR KALE OR TO HKNT. rpiIE Subscriber has four Dwellings ami Lots 1. Pleasantly Located ia this Village for tale. at low rates for prompt psy. If not sold they will be rented from the 1st of April next A. L WFLLS. Westficld, March 8, 1356. 4] if. Wn Saw guide avaehtui—at the shop formerly oe cupi ed by ThomaaTJudd, as a bedstead factory, on* tulle north ofCenterville, in the town of Port, land, Chautauque Co.; and would ssy to those, m want of the urtjei* that we shall not be outdone, either in workmanship or prices. We likewise furnish Threshing Machines and Feed (L'ntters that may he propelled by the same jw.*cr; we on hand plows, cultivators The beat Cirnafiilk Cutter ever invented, (one that will col h<%p- poles when cornstalks are scares.) together with s general assortment of implesstat*. 0-vl THOMAS JUDD A Co. fortland. May 27, 1856. OUPREMF^ ( ABRAHAM STRASS. ORE A T BARGAJNS IN Ready lade Clothing, AT NO. 2, 8OITH-P0R.TAUE ST., WESTFIELD. I have opened a Clothing Hall at No. I, South Portage St, where I am determined to sell (ioods cheaper thai) have ever before been offer- ed in this place or county, and who want good bargains had better consult their interest and see where they can buy the most for the leas money. Having been in this county some tan o fifteen years I have no hesitation in pramisl n 11 suit my customers Overcoates, Fino Dress and Frock Coats, Pantaloons, Vesta, 8hirta, Collars, Draw^ ers, Wrappers, and in fact every- thing that coraos under tho head of Clothing. The Goods aro manufactured nnd made, up in the Best Establishment in the State. The public are respectfully Invited to call sad | examine for themselves. 4-tf ; Wssrrei.n. May It, 1858. of Chautauque, - Heman Robinson against F ' R. Smith summons. To F R. Smith defendant Birr You are hereby summoned to answer the com- plaint of Heman Robinson plaintiff, which was filed in the office of the Clerk of Chautauque county at Mayville on the 8th day of January A. D. 1856, and serve an answer on the subscriber* st their office in Westfleld N. Y., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answsr the complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgement against you for one hundred dollar^ with interest from the first dap of November oae. thousand eight hundred and flftv-four and coat of this action. Dated March IS, 1866. SMITH A CHADWICK, PI'ttoAtt'ys. ' ' **** FOR SALE. A LARGE, new and eamroodiaus Dwelling- House—pleasantly sttaatod oa Washington March li, 186ft BABCOCK A KNIGHT. 47-tf For Sale. H ouse and lot pleasantly located in Barcelona. Westfleld April 16th, 1856. M. C Rice / THOMAS JUW> A CO, < ,'trr ) ManufactarsrsofWoodssUla,rss4 <Mknj4L, , dealers in Agrtcaltorsl DsaliswaW urfftfag\' One ads north of CentervUle, fas the towa of Portlssd, Chant, eonntry, N. T. l.v>5
