we say in. tones which we would prefer should resound like the thunders of the Heavens: Let traitors among as . bctraref . Let those who are coming to oppose as count well.tlie cost. PAnsvitix,MO, Apia 14, 1855. .Ifr Editor : The spontaneous upheavingi .Of an indignant and outraged community' u -ere .-manifested' here: to-day, in a decided Manner, To tell yon that, The -Industrial Lam/nary; a, newspaper owned, by . George. Park and W.V. Patterson, in this town,is a Free-Soil sheCt, and has been aiding anadet ting the Eastern Abolition Societies in their abortive attempt to .abolitiottize Kansas, for the past year, is to tell you' what you already 3 n ow. 'Yon are also aware that Park haS 'large hotel i this place, kept by aFree-toiler, from'lllinois, and devoted, to- - the same foul purposes: It seems that certain men lin the neighbrhood determined 'Y to abate the' nuisance:': • How they managed to notify so many, and keep it 'quiet, J don't understand ; I but abou i t, 10 o'clock this morning, we . . w o re surprised , to see abouta to or fifteen of of (most \respectable country acquahrtance . ride R iot() town , an d go to the printing-office l i put Patterson under guard. Y Park, it appears, had either heard of it, or his good luck 'bad iprompted him togo to the mouth of bin, in 11;ahsas.Territory. - At 12 o'cloCk about 200 men bad arrived. The press was very* quiet ly taken down and paraded into the street.— The crowd was called to order; and Paterson Was brought forth to - receive! his Sentence..._._ O n e•speakeestated that the all' were aware - that.they carne there 'with the firm' determi nation. to black, tar and feather, and ride on a rail G. S. Park and W. J. Patterson:; bnt ,that. as Park had escaped, and left his seape !vat to suffer for bOth; he wished the meetinff o deciqe what Shoultt . now be 'done with . the ,ri,ioner. Another speaker declared his voice was for mercy; not that he had any exeusea to offer for Patterson, .for he despised him as . strout•:.ras any matt could; but that Pater eon's wire, throughout thetnorning, had httng o him like a leech ; that .she now held-on. to . Thin; and . .tliat "We could not inflict the.. an-. iHnnent without gross Violence . to her feelings dad perhaps . ru4aess to her person. ,theref'ore, for the sakes of the Wife, moved a .vOte be taken to remit the tar, ,feathers, Ake., - ,rind set Mr t , 'Patterson at large, for the Pres- Tpt. The vote was accordingly taken and a 1 41 nalt.Majority - weut in favor of the prisoner ; he was, therefore, .n 1 at large. The follow- - ip g re solutions were then offered,. and voted do singly, and not a dissenting - voice was li, , ard on the gronnd. Almost every 6ne vet ei affirmative; and they voted with a •ivirn,", too, that showed they were in earnest : Resolved, 1. That The :Parkville 'lndus ;-al Luminary is a nuisance, which- lia.§ Ird:n endured too long, and should now be al):11ed. • , .2; That the editors, to wit: 6. S. Park and w. l'atterson, are traitors to the State and County in Which they . live, and should be denit.with as such. 3. That We Meet here. again on this day three weeks, and if we find G. S. Park and t. J. Patterson in this town 'ken, or at an . - F i l l,s.,?r,ttirae, we will throw them into the Missouri - River ; and if they go to TiansaS to reside, zre pledge our honoras men, to follow aad hang them wherever we can take, the M -. 4. That; at the suggestion of Oar Parkville •frilnids. we will attend to some other Free uilers far-off:- 1 5. That we-will suffer no person belongiig to'the 4.l 7 Ortherit Methodist Church, topro(ch in Platte county after this date, under penal- It pf far and feathers' for the first'offence; and a hemp rope fur the second. J. That we= earnestly call on our sister i.-3unues throughout the State to rise in their miOtt and clean thou. - selves of Free Soilism• . That our peace, our property, and our safl:ty repuires us, at this time, to do our duty. That we reodest every pro-Slavers paper ir , "iissouyi arid Kansas to publish the above u tiorm - he pres %yas;then shouldercl, uitli a .Id ite cap drawn - °ter its bead; ..and labeled ,••luston Aid" the crowd following - . in 'rag a lai l order; :it was' tiiarched . through tewn neariv to the upper landipg, and there with .tilree hearty cheers, it was deposited in• the wa of" all the Clpuletts "to 'At : the Itiis- F..rAri River. • . .1 - - .. A seec.ll - was then made to the crowd, and thy disappeared peaceably, ea l ch taking the road to his his own home: burine the day- frequent telegraphic . dis patches Isere, received, from both ends of . the line,.of a most encouraging nature. " Sie transit gloria Saturdi.- J? Extract from a letter by the Rev. Mr. Cl*.bill,:of Boston, who is now :travelling 11 , :1)is - bealth in the East. • •It gives one . ati ever present idea of the :1 - ..lesive enterprise. of his 'countrymen, to their commodities of commerce continu ally in his path whereever he • goes: I have w:ljetvisited any considerable city of Tur -I:e.ywhere I did not'find the Medicines of my , :f.latry represented by Ayer's Cherry teeto fa Smyrna, Aleppo,. Jaffa, Jerusalem. an.ilConstantinople we see in each, . the ofsome - 44.zaar,the pectiliarly Amer looking Iron card; of Dr. 'Ayer, saying a ilanguage4hich net one in a -thousmtd the passers by Can read, " Ayers cuerry _Pict r ral for Cough's, colds. and Consiimp ;im,Sold Here." On a shelf behind the Cros. , ; mussultnen are seen the bottles with theirlEnf•liskt Spanish French and German turned to theerowd, and ..on enquiring, re- are told that foreigners are knot the only urthasers, but the true believers themselves L';l4 their trust 3u fate to try" this product . tf Aiuerican skill, when they find there,is no 01 1 .1QI; cure for them." -r . • was told here yesterday ,that 'the Cherry 1 2 , 2. , ti,,r a l had been presented. to the' Sultan, is constant use in his harem; and. th. hospitals of the Empire." Ar tTNIO SON CLTA 1`: AFFAIRS. 'A - Lk:3in N Cr 0.?.:,. Saturday,. April 28,,3855: Th., Union this morning has along article tt We, state of affairs With 'Spain. It states tlat Ole President regards the . reeent bring -1:1; to ant examination . of American , vessels :i . . vitiations of international law,. indignities a' our flag,alid aggressions apon our rights, cl. will not be tolerated. Commodore g..Cauley is not to argue with Spanish cruis ,:.-, as to the right of search or visitation, but Sato them t " You can claim no right . seal. ch or visitation,or . examination of any rightfully . bearing-our flitg,..upcitt. the ; , igli seas, under any guise' or pretext, in my Frf , eii...e or:within my reach. If you attetnpt : , .th e r tct will be dope at your peril." . The 1 hioli .further. says, that the Spanish .Govern lent-have the issue of peace or war in their tan hanils. If they persist in theiraggress -I`)r.,ar is inevitable. ° - • - W.Atiits qtot,- April 2. 4 00,845. - . The Board of. City -Counsels hays "offered L . ) the l Court of Claims - the•grlt' tuitotis use. of tiltir rpouis in the Citr Hag.:' . Surnmer music will Atomnience at the Capi ol Grpunds on WederMay next. • • , Mr. IDougherty, formOrly.Slipe - iinteudent pf, flit Wikliington.Moutuilotrliaa been.oppgint ri Snikrinteudent over the thattple work- ex laisiort to the General PostOffiee. , 'pit redemption ot,the public debt .at - ttie . ' "ea .4 . l #Y bepartment. last week amounted to 42, 4(50, ' . . THE MASSACHUSETTS JACGIBLATURE. . . Bottros, Saturday, April 28, 1855. The Hiss Investigating committee has'ad t4urned untilTureday _next. It is rumored lat the teat Mts. Patters . on will then be pro duded as a witness. • In the Senate, to-day, a bill to establish a Boa‘rd of Railroad Commissioners pasied to a re.ading., • . ILATEII4ItOII . CuarttEsToislaturday, April 28, 1855,;. The StearnshiNlsabel, • - vith ljavana and Key, - West . . dates . to. the 25th i t., • has art v ed gat this port. , The correspondent of The. Courier says, at a grand reVievt ..ort the 22d, Commodore Mc- Cauley Joccupiled 4.seatin Coneltra's. carriage.. Them was a; report in circulation on the 24th that Commodore Mc Canley had effect ed g• se r ttlettnA, with Concha, and that the: guards . had alt" been withdrawn from the ship, Thotnag•Clitire;lt. I Tile. Courier's correspond ent doubts the; truth of the report, believing hat Concha ltAs":11q authority to trent.. • Counnodoreilifej.Cattley has been invited to attend a grandhanquet which , Was about to be given by Glin.Ouncita; Three . - ereide to t entleinen were is prison, charged vvith beating four :.ipatiish :Officers al' rank. • ' .9 .4 • It .was: reportedltliat several of. the . Civil . Guards :were Assassinated in the streets on , the 24th.f - • • , atidadalsa embarked for Spain on the. 22d. Molasses and sugars vccro - advancing,, 'nut freights were itictiV;e.• . • The• ,brig *MI. Alfred -sailed from Key West for New , Totk on the 18th, direct. -The brig ItniatiO was picked up ,on 'the 2;.1d, of Sand Key,'!an‘l towekinU) Key Wet. She .was stript* of t'ilino . st, every thing, and bore indicatioili ofOtaring.been set on fire, and then, it wi presumed, abandoned. A YoliNtl SHOT By , ? Saturday, April 28, 1855. William Clitfk, ti young grocer merchant, of this city, at, a O'eloek dtis. evening .shot through the he4d rtiehard White 2-1 yeart;, of age,' in. W 1140; ,t welling, on - Sherman-ay. White had ago Married- a Miss lieart,.to whont dark had beeii very tnitch attached, and tlje Murder originated, it is said, from that circ - atOlitnee. All the parties are of good uling.. Tll4. distress of N'White's wifOatidlher Mother have created the grontest -qmpatliy. The, murderer has been arrestedj, Iy4ite still breathes, but his death is lOokepollat any moment. • . • • ' ' agallt6AanDel. At Lakesides,,•;4l4,lllebanna Cc'., I'enn'a, •On Fifth 'day, the iip - th: ult.,.by Friends' ceremo ny, John Cox l'itor'riO, Otsego Co., N:.Y., and Sibylla T-.., datghto of Caleb Carnmlt of the former place. : ' , l . 1 1 - ..., . 1 - _:= -7 ...-.7-::.Z:M- . : V . • xttat4 • In Clifford, : Thursday • ;.1p- r • i • l lttli. Rhodes hen.- aged 54 ear • --, • •': In Lanel-borN April L'Oth; Leah Elizabeth, daughte - r, of Ja-41, :Ind Hannah Taylor, aged 8 months and 8,!;,1a45. . 1 . . osweet as the rose-bird i-neireled in dew, •- While its fragrUne is flung o'er the air, So fresh. and so lirig,filto her tooflor she sefinual As she-lay iitNer irf ' nocenee fh4re. , Now Store 1 , - - new Oroqds. rrIIE subserib4 takes . this method' : of adver ,t tisin to hisifrietids . and that blie general u ly', that hs has tithed up n store; 14 'across - the street from his plii qureas. in tiookty:), where tie is prepared to ; ree ive cunt enters, nnd sell them Goods, at irilotp illtes as snY other estab lishment in Suscluchinna co.unty. Ily .assort ment is Very larfr,4 itlecd, embracing, nearly ev ery artie i le tisualll called for in a country store: As I am deteirtiined to do business so as to avoid "Lad debtS,y- wiiiA\reFponsitile purchasers lire tired to PaY,.1 . 1 cait Offer .: . I4uperior induce ments tdcash'aintothlrwise pqntt_paying p:;,t ronS. ' I • . ' 1 i -,O:G. 1 E. IPSTEAD. k ;.,.. April pc), 1855.!- -: 1 lOtt 'FELTfirst qvulity (J i f.l33ss. 111 lu - odd lumber fur sale. En . . • - I 0. G. HEMPSTEAD. yn, Apia 30,'855.-28w3. to, qaire of tlfW.l ' Proctis. Timlsubscribers are ,nom receiving their us- nal supply of S.£O3G AND SUMMER GooDS. consisting of Dry GoOds. Grocer:les; Crockery, Hardwarp, Paints, 04's, Dyestuffs, Drugs and Medieimis, Boots vndt Shoes, , Cqs, Leather,iFish,.silvcr S noes, Ararelies,. Jewelry, &A.-,"&c4 all of Which i they offer; on the most farorabiti terms for cask!, Produce, or an approv. ed credit': „ • • • I•BENTI,,E BEAD. 3lnntr'nse, May . 1.5.-1.%w3. • 4. •Diesolutio4. • i rrirEAiercantile Fir in of Sniithr& liempstend 1_ hasl been dissolr' dhy tnutaal consent.— The notes.land aceoun6s, of 114 saute are in the hands of'Gi G. Detnii44ad f 4. collection. An early seq.lemenf i:)tall,! - ar;e:rrves is positively requiredi, J. F. SMITH. D. G. yEMPSTEAD. • 1,855. Bw3. - - Brooklyn, April 16, Vow-York Piices! ARE now In 1144 by A Lathrop & Co-, to all those whodousign tithrir baiyr rind produce io.thent. They haring made arrange ment:Late' now "enal,ledito aend.eil kinds or pro duce to New York-endito sell j. the same at the kigherst Market priecs:i. MI :those =rho wish good-prices and quick returns We invite to =ill upon . k •- jA. LATI]ROP &CO. MontrasP, May 1, !a:55. • • Sheriff's alo. ny -virtue Of a snit of ./..e.o l j Fa. loan i d oftbe Court of At., Comm:at Piaui of Sub ebnnna tionlity, and to we di reited, I' will e*oseto iital,lie sale at the Court house in Itlontra.e, oth Saittrday,lrtlie 19th: day of May next, -at 1-o cloeC P. illi•—• I 4 . i : • '•. All that certfri picelor.par4l of laid situate itithe village Of Lnder.#llle in Great Bend town 'ship and in the 2ountk4f S,uscpiehunna; bounded and described iis followh, to.Wil:: Beginuingat a point in tho .outhwesertY line id the Great Bend and Coc*Cten turnpike, lhelsouth6asterly side of ix large c.hestnuti tree, at -..a corner of land heretofore conveyed tolthe Nev i'York - cr. Erie 'Railroad cotnimly, theni...e south, 41 deg. and 30 1 rocs. west a onii the line of said 'railroad CO:s lands. about 1l 4: ieet to ,pt earner t6ereo f, thence northwester y, 'Along the line of:s.;id company's lands aboOt, 18glimt,;tolthi3.nOthfwesterly side of a loeust tree with 'O3 trnnketsza: 7 reet from Said line, thence north 51 3.4 d eg. easf,about 213. feet, to the'line of said turnpike the north westerly side vta.gate post; thinee south 21 deg east along -the line Of said i turnliike 179 . 1.2 fee ' to the place-of bygifinitig,t - ontetiriinr, six. tenths of an acre of - find - ,11107* or : leis; now. erected thereon . a la rgei three itteiry taviii:nliouse. known as the "BiyaSt. HOtetilitt Till siOerte barn, slifd and stabling . , hie house Icidii oge houses, and all improved. . ' ! , 1" - - i ..- ..:. 47 . 1 L''' - Taken in . executioti at the pipit- of Lowrie Green vs. Chas:-.G.-Hurti T O all whom this hi* conceit). ' The Notes ' JL: and book imcoubtm: o f Edwin Tirriny of Brooklyn Susquehannti Co., Have been "left. with the undersignedfor eolle'etion add settlement:did also the unsettled accbubta of Tiffany & - Stbith. .It is expected r of all stichiaa are indebted toi the said Tiffanh.either by Nle.or bbok acpount,that w'g On. tho au scribe t. will call . hout delay /) and arrange the earne. f 1 , :WIRIBEN 0- li1LEB: Brooklyn, Arpril p 7, 184,5-184. THE Notes and neeonntsotthe firth of Thay er & Crandal and I P. Crandal are left with Dr. R. Thayer for settlement. lThose in debted are reqnested to )hake immediate pay -ment and save z'ost. - rR. P. CRANDAL , lifontine April 28,185;5 —lBtf I - • Removal. C. D. Virgil, Dentist, hits removed Ito a room over F . B. chandler's stnrb, %%itre it will be his pleasbre to see - his friend4"as•quiek as possible." - • C. D. VIRGIL, Resident Dentist. Montror, Niny ..). 1;55.;4 . ,-- • • A FIAT. LOT OF ‘i • - i - ONDON First . Donbli; Barrrel Gins , Single 1-4 do., and extra Fine Bides, for site by . . - ' ftP.RING ,+Ci . OS. ODi , ASuperior lot just rece4vcd, -and.n w offering at the lowest cash prices fur lippriired erej: it or Ready pay, by _ 7,‘lnv 1. ,• The Peopl4 l 4 Store.l • HAVIN G recently . voluntarily relinquished • Wu sale of Liquers;;,exeepting strictly for medicinal purposes, as a Pruggist,—Oe people distinctio,n -of partly. socicty,..seet or re ligion, are -respectally inviicti as .irsual, to call and examine the quality and prices of goods, and to thereby mail themselves of any .advantage of the market therimay thus ;acquire. ABEL 11311.8EL1. Montrose, April. 19, 1850. Dissolution. rrilE copartnership hi!retofore . twoen the subs4iril);!is under 114 firm of Johnson & Very is this day dissolved 14y mutual consent. > C. S. JOIhNb'ON, • ZERAII VERY. -N. 11. : Persons wi...thing . .to stttle t 1 ir. ace can do so cailinrr noon eitlii r of the su!seribers,' when it is convetlitut. or tilern. - ./ . • Harford, April.l-1, 1235541GU•3 ariXANDER siatms. VAN. &W ATSON,!"6 South FLcr. TI .1 - St, i• • R EAT FIRE, CIIEStNIIT &Ft ril Ste, Fnd•iy morning, fieeetnuer: 15th, 1854 EvanT 1.& Watson's Salamander att , s triumithant, as they. ultynys are when put tp the test. - APII7I.ADELiIItA, Dee. 15 155.4. ' 'sl.essrs Evans & Watson No 26-South - Fourth' St., Philadelphia, - , . GF.NTI.KMES ta k e Much pleasure in rac. -oturnending your Salainander Safes to ;Merchants and others in want of a seen:Fe means of preserving . their hooks, papers. &c., from fire, as thi...otte we purchased front you about Fi • l'e.ll months Pince has preserved our -hooks, and raid) in as good a condi tion as they/Ix-ere _when pttt • into it, before, the great fire this morning, which destroyed the .eu tire block of buildings corner;of Chestnin. and F,llll streets. The above was in use in our office, en the second floor of our building. frotn which place it fell into the cellar and rentanted there until the fire was out. Thee' Safe -Was then removed and opener:Litt the presenci; of least lb(10 persons. who witnessed the good condition of the jernttentS. Will you please have the Sure and LockS repaired as we intend to put it in use Again. having- perfect confidence in its fire-prOof qt atities. Yours, Bever' LACEI & Pll 11. 1 . LI PS. Evrins and Watson take. pleasurein ri4rring to the billowing, among the many riiiiidiedsi..'ho have thi.ir,iiifes in ose:-1.7.-S. Miht, (Farmers and Mechanics' flank\ Philada ; Simnel P eg 11 It ".:herjti . ',John N. Henderson, City Controller; C i al4 Cop 4- Co., No. Mar kel :Si: Richard Norris and f 4 on, Locomotive buil. der. Bancroft rind Sellers, corner 1601 tend Jzimis Ste Friit.lthii Fire lasi,_ ranee co.. PMI4.; Penn'a Ilttilroad Co., " : Philada.; Lacey . & Phillips, et , ! - ne•r sth and illinor Streets ; Sharpless Rro . No. 32 south '"Ji.l St i; .lurrea. - Kent and Nantes, No. 147'Nortli -third Street; W. IL liortsman and Sens, No. 51North Z.id St `mith, Williams & CO, No. r.. 7 Market & B. Orne, No les Chestnut St. , • A Irtr,qc assortment of the dhoce. Safes h' wacsnn hand (Warranted to Ntnlitl 10i per cent. More tire tlkai any lierring'sSafr,noce use.) .- WATSON, also manufacture and :teen for sale, Iron Shutters. Iron. Doors and Iron Sash, tor utak, fireproof Vaults Banks, Stores, ptiblic and private( traiitliao. Seal and Letter Ccpyiit Press es; Patent Slate Lined Refrijrerstors..kc. Please us a roll, at No. 2ti South Fourth St, (10111:ht. 1 • : English Patont :Lover Watdhes. 5 , , .9 14, T"' itnbse'riber ha g ` this . ' 4P:- • day reet.ive(l, - pc t, s tvt rn „:- ..., 0 14 er AtPzittir, two, tiezcin more N I • 0 -1 . - , of his celebrated ENI E GLISI•I t k a. A- LEVERS in plain auel• fi'rgur fiN. 4a•C i tr y Oi eXtril }many Sliver 11 - Unt- L5J ;N6....: .- ',....;-)'. , '.. ing Case .4., Vireo tliffei'ent Nit riet les. As -the reputation (if these watches is so . Well eSiabtiShk.d, it Is needas - to say enure Mtn to notice their arrival. • T T' 1 , ALFIIED J. E` NS. No. 2., Odd ra„,Afi 11:111, Bingbiontoh, April 4, ritiTTA;ROLA newt article, frill not er.rroie in the ehenpi•st pen in use; for sale lw • A. J:EVANS. Mari+ 35. • . Last Notice • A LL persons 'indebted to tue by note or boot; 11.. account, for blaclismithlnz, are hereiT noti fied that they must on .tne ,nt Nlontrose and ttettle up without delay. Those who titglect to heed this notice most exp , -a cost to be made Lam in earnest,. so !mil; out 4 HAIICEOK. Montrose, Ara 24, 18_55. 17w3 lIISSOLVTION T . I.IE co-partnersiiip heretlifore 4. - .vistin, l 'r under the name and firm of a‘i-1:...3,. &131ott is this day dissolved' iiv mutUal consent. The nates, and ifeeounts May be fluid in the fends. C. W. Mutt. Thnse indebteitl Jo said tirrm mill ple:.se c.lll.lmtnetli-..tc.fr and siqtle the siaine.• - - - GEO,. R: lIAWt.EY, • . . C. W. MOTT. F '• ' - 'April I, 18.5 : 5. -. t: i . J. NVittenberg . - lIAVE just received and are daily ree l eiving a splendid as , tortment of. Spring and Sum. trier Dress Goods, suet) as Barages, plain and satin, striped and Plaid Lawnl4, OrgandiS;Barage Delaines, Silks of all colors and firrures and at New York prices. ! . Our stook of shawls ix well selected,!, ranonrr which can_be found Crape Shitwis, firm:lie Silk, Barage - , Thibet, Cashmere, and Prindet Shawls, A•splenaid stock of Mantillas of th 4 'latest styles and at very Jou-prices. • Our 'stock of ETribroideries is selected with the greatest care and cartnot NI 16 give satisfaction. In addition we ha...ea good assortment of Needle miork, Curtain's, at . OriouspriceS. We also offer to the .at bargains, ;C:dicoes, bleacht-ri and broWn a good as4clirtrnent of Calicoes, Bedticking., FlannO, Sze. I - • Hosiery at-Very low prices, ssicitz.s Ste,king,s Bleached 'and brown, slate colOr, black mid 'nix ill -stockings, a superior articlii of raw silk Hose, also a'spleridid artiele . of silk Mits, Gloves, Roe'. er's Kid Gloves, • i P i . We have also a Splendid askortment of Bon nets, Ribbons, &so Misses iltinnts, Children's Fancy Straw Caps'and Flask, A good ass , J,rtment of Parasols, all at a Small nth - Alice above i.•ost, In addition to anti this we oter the - pub ie the largest anti .eheapcit stock of 4eady.rnad& cloth ing ever of Bred in Northern Pe.nnsylvani. A1.v.0 .v.o a genera! issorttPent oT Gentlemen's Firrnildt. ins Goods, such as, p_hiris,Coltirs,(..;ravat?..,'lstocks, suspenders, Drawers' and untrfr i .Gartnenity&e. Please try uts—disvprove if volt ran. J. WiTTENBERG l BROTITER: . 3)/ciatrpso, April 25, 1855.' • NEW.CTOODS. la J. WEBB is now receiving his prig kl• GOODS, which will betsold low fOreash. .Siontroft, Math 28, 2855 • A 33 Day Brass Ociek: THE subscriber otters for sale a verysuperior CLOCK; ne c construction, suitable for Banks, Hails, Clcuecbes, &c. These cloelcs need winding but once a month, and nre perfectly ac curate time keepers. it. J. EVANS. Bingbaniton, March 15,)858 ., LA'CIIROP & Co A LATIIII 0 3 & Co. 2 Coup.vrtEs! MiNAGERIE &CIRCUS. 8. B. Howes, Prop'r. MYEUS & M ADMGAN'S Celebrated ,EQUESTRIAN TROUPEIi ;Without extra charge,. irig, two exhibitions in one. :For Ono Day Only—After , noon nod - ETening. J. NIXON, Director of the Combined Exhibitions, At MONTROSF., on •Satur- Aav, May 19th,-1855. • In this exhibition gill we found the two greatest Vy ing Curiosities in the kingdom, Living GI RAFFE. and a- Living. 'IIIII NOCERW, besides a fall col leetion of other Wild bea-+t-q all in the most perfect; health arid condition. The CiryPs Troupe eonNiAs of tfie ing aeknowledged talent, Clown, Jirn. Myers; Miss Rose Madigan. the fearleSs, graceful and brilliant Ameri can Artist, - in her Match! ! !Ss Scenes of Equitation. Messrs. T. King,' Leßue, W. Arai- P,- Madigan, Mas ter Madigan, Thompson and Prorr Nixon with his talent; ed Pupils, in all their achieY pients upon horseback, and in Gymme.tics. The followino tare and beautiful .Animals are among the collection tonginj - to this exhibition,7: A Brazil Han Tiger, or south Athericao Jiguar, two), Afri can LcopartS, 2 N. Atherican Bears, a pair of Engiish deer; A beautifully marked Zebin,.a Peruvian Lama, a.W bite Car el,' a Kangaroo,—t;esides Variety of the Monkey Trili 'arro ts, Pelicans; Swaa Uirds of Paratlise,4z.e.,&e. A4ini4sion to see the Co tined Exhibitions, 9.5 coal Children under 9 yeArs ofN half price. Doors open at and at 1. Perforenance couitocnce at half past tip Hand quartCr to 'flu. Cy iiiptricat and ge. rid out.tit oltßi ill the. :klenti.; crie & Cirrus troupes, ha liccn (‘ tup this E....tsom in j style of cleganco find pr fusion of• costly decoratio! hitherto tiuprceedOitA. The Itiders - and iGyinnastio Artist:4, ic full del seription of whom Retll be 'ohnd in the Hills, ard all lv.dongitig to thO Ili fit dais of their prof,s4.ion. of both sexes,-and ,are known nod distintzni4le4 everywhere ss the " Star TrOope" of The Li f .ited States. A full Military 8i . 111.;.% neeierfroi, ?lie , : the Exhibitions. and play. during* the perform:met.* a variety of new and fashionable ;,4,l"The Cotnintnie*, will enter town_ in grand Prikteizsionl about 10, A. M., and niter passiri t y throtult the principal; streets, proceed to their of. Exhibit ion; • Orpban's'Court. Salt!. I3URSIS.7I:\I' to an .order' of the said Court; will be seld at publie - sale, to the highe:st and bes . bidder; upon the r iirt.mises,--all that certain lot o f land.-si!uate in the Borough of Montrosvoin Sisluebanna ebunty, and hottnded on the north by Turnpike street : un the 'W(*St. hr n public street. on the smith by Seth 7tlitell-' ell's lot. arid on the east by Cormuch Cushman's lot: ci.ntaininr , about 27 pereles..of lard. late the estate. of wm. th!nstock,dee-d ; with the ap purtenances, three framed Wlding, &e., on Sat urday the 19:li dav of May. nest. .1 n'eloek ANN MARIA:BENSTOCK, Adin'rx of W. IT. Benstock, dec'd. Montrose, April 25, 185347:Y4 TIME CHANGED. F.Tr' . . ; Delaware, Lae kawais tea & W. R. R. J • SPLING ARR. IN6 .EMENT : • N and after Thursday,lApril 19. 18 . 15, the f\ ! -.Mail Passenger Train Icave Scranton at ILSO A. M. .1 Due at Great Bend at :1.40, :Connectinn• with the Dunkirk Express Train w es t on the it 1. & E. R.iR., Return, will leave Great Rend en the - arrival of the Dunkirk ENpress bound West, (3420 e.r.t.) and atrives at Scranton at 6‘.ob, r. :a. t . The Freight Aceommodati6ll min. N. t.h pass : enger ear sit m:heti affil depart from Scranton ; : t 1.00,y. M.. due at Great Bend at C. P.m., connect inTr. with.the Mail Train bound West, and the Niobt Rspres, Train, bound both East ;.rd - West. Returning, will depart from Great Bend 'at 7.00 N. and arrive at Scranton, 1'220, A. M. Stages will be in waiting nn the arri val of Pas senger Trains at Scranton, to enin e y passengers to Carbondale, Pittston, IYiliiesliarre, via the Reading P.. R., Easton, andall other i intermediate places. D. U. DOTTEItEII, Supt Supt (Alice, Scranton, ) April 19, 1855. s 25tf STALE AM, FANCY GOODS ! NELSON & PRIEST, • BYVERY recent arrivals, are now prepared to a large :old complete aszortmelat FALL c& IFI4I 7 7'ER DRY GOODS, Including almost evert: Chriety both Foreign and Domestic, Suitabie for the seaAotico • • . L.ADIE'S• DRESS "GOODS. - Merinos Pa ramet ta4. Cashmeres, Delainps, Prints Girghams, D'Bercre, Poplins. Silks, Laces. Gloves, lio.iery, Sa EM BIZOIDERIES & ‘ruirrE coons. Colhrs, Lane Clpt•S, Ifandk et:014.1:1, Sleeves, Edgings, insortings, Flonneiner, Bands, Jaeonet, Nansook,Cacnbrie, Lawn, &c. • HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. • Blanket:, (4„iii! Connterpant. , , Tuweling, Nap. )(ins, T.Able eloth.„Shirting. Sheeting,. Flnnnet. &e. The,se haveall horn pnrehai:eil within the past few the present low pFie•ea of imported fabriLs, and it is our, wish to dispose of them nt the srime IoW rates, continuing invariably our ad heretee to the • One Price A.'ys.ten), i Also. We hive constantly on itand a large stock of .Cloths, Cassimeres, Sheeitgray,• Satinet. Tweilis. Jeans, etc. SHA WLS. MANTILLAS, AND CLOAKS. Of these first we have now every.variety, from the printed Cashmere or the low 'priced Scotch Plaids to the Super Chninlainn Cashmere Broche. Arid of the last we intend at all times to be able 14) show a line of either' Mantillas, talmas or Cloaks, at a variety of prices, and as the fl env) n rlVances,, to .keep tip.with the change of fashion, making up to order anything in this way of the desired coiorOf Cloth or Velvet, at a reasonable price ; this we are the better enabled to do, askve are about opening the front morns on see4nd floor, with an extensive stra* of PARIS lILLINERY - . Bonnets,! Bonnet Trimmia , rs_ of, all kinds,,inclu ding Odwers, Feathers, etc.. fr Dress and Cloak Trimmings,Ribborei of all kir.ds, 'Velvets, Plush, Embroideries, L-tees. Lane Caps, Merino and Silk under gut-vats fur ladies—in short all the ut cut eras of an establiAinent of _this lac: tiding •Dress Making in all its branches. We belteve wellave been perfectly successful in procuring persona of. experience, ability and taste, to lake charge of this department, and in conclusion we can only add, that bath they. and . anizelves will endeaVer in all particulars to please our cu,to titers. . NELSON & PRIEST. • Bine-haute?), March 4,1833. Stoves! Stoves!! BIJItitITT is now receiving a newassort • ment .of Stoves including the mast pope. lar and improved kinds of Prewiuirr,• Air,Tight, and Elevated Ove.n.Cooking. - stoves, with Parlor, Office and Shop stoves, for wond.or coal, in su perior variety and style which he will sell at the most reduced prices. .Elevated Oven stoves of new . and approved.pid terns veil!, be sold ai $2O. to $25, and other kinds in. proportion. Also stove Pipe. Zinc, sheet Iron, stove nitoos, &c. • New Milford, Oet. 4; 1854'. CAST' IMITSIC 'AND-PIANO-STORE Opposition to Monopoly—Mitsie at GrOily reduced Rates. . •.• Notwithstanding the combination of musicdial ers to keep up the prices of non-copyright !Mu; sic, against the interest of =lice compasers,land their refuSal to extend to dir. Willt4B the e9tirte" Sies of the trade, ho is making immense 'tudes— having abundant evitietice,' - that he has pilblie countenance-and support, - in his opposition to the GREAT 31oNorot.Y. and in his":'effiirts . to aid NA : . TtvF. TAi.r.xx, and to adopt the NATIoNAL RENCY.. Ills StOek of - American and European music is immense; and the catalogde of his iown publications is line of the largest . attd best '_seltrt ed. in the Uhiled States. Ile . timi also made a Great Reductimt in the prices of Pianos, Melode ons and - Muskat Instruments of all ; kin:hi. Su perior toned' 6 1.3 octave pianos fur 8175, 8200 and 82 , 2:5, interior ails good quality, and instru ments as strong and us durable.as those Which co(;9300. Pianos ut every.-variety of style'and price up to sloo,.comprihing those of YES differ.' cut manufactories among them the celebrated nexlern impn,red Ilon,Ang AVATETZS 4 , Plallos and thefirst prcraiuni ICOLIAN PIANOS of T. Gilbert & CO. ' S make, (owners of the dEolian patent.) , -- Second-hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from $ lO t o $l5O. Melodeons fron, five differ ent manufictories, including the. well: nown.S. •D. & ll.' %V. Smith's melode.ons, <tuned the equal tern perament,)the hest Make in the United States. Priem $.15. $75. $l.OO, $115,.. $125, $135, and 81502 Smith's Double Bank 'Melodeons, $'20 . 0. Ecab piano and melddeon guarantee i. The best terms to the trade, schools,4c.: 1.2 per rent discount-to clergyman and churches: All orders'. promptly attended to. Jlitsie sentjo all 'parts of the colintry, post-paid, itt the reduced rates. General and seleet catalogues and; schedule' of prices. of Pianos fo'rwarderip -any address !free of charge. Akfi ~~,~~ 1 ~ .`f -- ~ Sri 1 .14 . in kV• Q VEOZIACE WATF:RS' MODERN LNIPI:Ot - ED NEw YORK, Di.c. 12, '5-1. 119RACR WATERS. Esq., 333 Broad Way : • Dear Sir-41.iving examined your 'Piano Fortes froM scientific and appropriate testa, I am -ena bbld to firm a satisfastory• judgment. of their nuirits, and it is with pleasure that I can speak of Them as amonir the most celebrated , and ; proved makes of the day.' For power, brilliance and . richness of tone ehistivity of touch, and beauty ofi finish, they wilt' nut ...tan. in comparison witit i those of any . other manufacturer and those desirous. of obtaining a rt . .ally good Piano Furte—oue that .sill prove an equivalent for their means, will. find , !:.stehit mat` in. your beautiful instruments. Tnom.ts, BAKER, 11..;.A. M. Leiider of Jullien's Band and musical Director and Conductor at Niblo's Garden. Por power, brilliancy and richness of tone, el4titlty of touch, elegance and durability . ot maliP, they are in advane.o,,of anY other piamis in the United States, beintftlio result of long expo. ri"enee•and a series of expniments.—N. Y. Div. • HORACg. WATERS; Zro. 333 Bioa . clw4, New: York. Extracts from testimonials of niusie Proles snrs•nd concerning l'he • tieble is clear, pore,.beauliful, arid very mtiodeon , r; the bass is deep, rolling and sotto roust the middle-part iy rich and sympathetic, land posses the power of singing; i. of uniting ' tin; sound of each tone, in ade gree but rarely achieved—HENßY C. WATSON.. - • Your instruments ari_fa sensible improvement upi!m =Anierie piamef, and an honor .to- the .kilifol.manntacturer. - .There is no danht but ! they will he appreciatea by the publie, and all udinirers'of true merit.a•OscArt ConETTA_Nr. i,•or power of tone, depth of.bass,and'brillian: Icy fit' treble; together .with accuracy of touch, they are equal to any Make V am acquainted with and I cordially reeommed theta to those wishing ti to 'inn+ TAvr.on. • Our fiends will find at Mr.•Waters' store the very his :lA.Suirt:nelit of music awl -of pianos to be . foorat in the United States, and we nr , 7;. our sot th e ra and western friends to give him a call whenever thel . go to. Now Vork.—Graham's ! Maga: int% d' • I take ~ reat pleasure in proniluncing them in ' struments of superior quality, both in tone and touCh.—NUGUST GOCXEL. _ We consider them worthy of speeial attention, from thh. resonant and exceedingly musical tout; which Mr. Waters has succeeded - In attaining.— _V. '1". Musical World c Timm . The Horace Waters pianos are of superior tone and elegant finish.—N. Y. Christian Inqui rer. _ Nothing. at the State,Fair disylayed krchter ex eellettce in any department, than the Piano • Forte manufactured - I)): Horace aters, of this eity.- 7 CituncitmAN. - Horace NVaters' Piano Fortes - are of full, rich. and even tone, and powerfui.- 7 -Y. Y. ;Musical . • • yolf:neiv Square Pianos, sir, are of such a cleornesTand equality of tone throughout, that they very successfully compete with the volunii- Roos and exprt:ssive.Grand Piano.— Vander wade. Tile Editor of the Savannah' RepuiPlican, Sa vannah, Ga., speaking of the Piano Fortes kept by Messrs. 3, W.- Morrell fi. Co. of that city,. says: . . "It will 1w seen that theirstock comprises in- . strutn,ents of every {.made of excellence, from the ! well *known' manufacturing establishmentS of Chiekering 15...50n, Horace Waters, II; Worc6- ter, Nunns and C:ark. and Bacon and Itaven. It might well . be supposed, that in so large a col- I leetion there would be some very, fine_instru- ! meats. But, there is one which, for beauty of I finish and richness and brilliancy of tone,' equals;' if it does not excel, anything of the, kind we l have ever seen. It is from the establishment of ' Horace 'Waters. Being constructed .4 the best and most "thoroughly seasoned material; and up on improved principles, it is eapable opresisting 1 the action of: every climate, and of Standiro* a I long timein tune. 'The-keys are of.pearl, and l the recess for the finger-board. is inlaid witin pearl, the legs arc most elaborately carved, and! the whole - instrument finished up 14 'a style of great exec:fence and beauty. And . yet its chief, merit Ties in the, power brilliancy, ilnd richness', . el its tono, and the elasticity of its tench." • Extracts from Editorialsioneerning C . ' Gault' i & Co's rarinum :EOLIA.X PIANOS. The iEolian. Piano Forte :is undoubtedly thell Most perf,;ct mosie:il instrument human ingenui- I tv tuts eimstrutt!ed. " TW43 instruments are bleu-. slid ih one. The .rEolian is . I..tith attaehed .and I detached : so ttna Itie.Pi4no May be played with orwith;olt. it : or, vv 4h one hand the .perfOrmerl mas. - viicit the melocrous strains of - the „Eolinn, and with t!ie other invoke the harnionies of the Piano. The instrume . %hid!, in the evening; ineited -1:0 the dance or ail l. the festive song, gives fortii;in the morning; tto ' . :l , es s Which Orel' de and aceotnpany the otentn hyn .6 ) Mr. Waters' new rooms are very inviting tO the lovers of music. But he has nothing in 'his rooms equal in beauty and coMpleteness to Gil bert's ,Eolian Piano Fortes.—.llo'rris.& Willis' flomeVournizt. • .. ' - . . . The variety and beauty - of thet freets . euu only be appreciated by those who hear these -magajfi cont instrument.; at Sli..Wat.:n; establishnie,nt. —N. 1 - . Tribune. . . .••The iFoilian Piano Fortes sent to the Crystal. Palace from the great -music rooms of Horace Waters, have been proved to be unsurpassed by nil others in--those qualities which tho greatest performers most prize —.Evening Post. . 'Thi, Pianos sold'hy Mr. Waters are very pp atm., .Thcrilamework is mettallie and"-the triS trutnent.is warranted to ttand,any'e;itnOte - with scarcely any nee& of Auning.—N.. Y. Daily Timei . . - - tot. , oke Melt, in hi the restive • t • _ . The invention of the new voices has diveSied . ttat in s strionent-nf harSher toncS, ane given us 411 the purity and richness of a parlor. organ.Erviing Atlas, Albany, N. '`Y.• . . -This Mimirable instrument. Is everywhere praised.—Christian Rtffecior, Bosion. - t The EaulianFiano is now the chief attratEion in all musical circles in tho South.-4-4/abman Baptisi, Marion. • • Extracts from testimonials concerning $..D.,,& W. SMITHS CELEBRATED 3IELODIANS. - In an article in the February number of the React, answerinr- some inquiries in regard to temperament instill by "William %V. jr. - Week tick! Vt.," noticed a statement. that Prince's MelOdeons are tuned in the equal temperament. Since that time I have examined s nuinhij'At`f Prins. 4 Co'. Arelodeorts, with 6peciat versrefiCil 'to the temperament, andtrave - not - found one tuned in equal temperament. The temperament in the melodeons of Prince &C4:.'9 manufacture that I have examined, . approaches neater the Equal than in these of Ca - d'art & Needham, but it is far from equal,,rus any one" troubled with a Liece ear," I think. will decide, if they will try the chords of I' and Sharp in succession,. - • A Tuarzn, Poultney, . Wu are very happy to stand earreetellon. this point,' We made thestatement alluded to shove on ,the authority of a professor of music .this city,' without having observed in reference to it ourselves—a thing we very seldom do. We -have.since. examined Prince & Co!s Idelodeatia and find •' A Tuner . " right. Thu' however, that S. D. & 11. W. Smith'ildelodeone, sold by lbw ace Waters, Nti. - 333 Broad Way, are tutted in the equal tenqx•ratoent.—N. I%.lllesical Review: Messrs. s. - b. AC: SMitti rank as the first matiufaCturers of the Melodeon in this country. Their instruments are recommended by, the hest judges as superior in every respect.—;Boston Com-, monwealth. t_ 4 7-. • There is constantly in store at -this es tablishrnent ten diffvrent trinket ftrPianos; and five (11111 , re:it wakes of Melode..ns. • fr-7" Each instrument i 3 guaranteed ,to give entire satisfaction, or tile purchase money refun ded. Persons at a dsstanoo wisfiing purellase will,' by torwardingtbeir orders,' haru their' Wants as rce/1 aid as chea - ply supplied astleugh personal ly prest!nt. • 14y1 NEW °HARDWARE STORE. PII YFE & KNOWLTON respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Susquehan na comity, to their new and extensive assort atent of H A - R DWARE; Comprising almost every article usually kept in I, similar establiShments, .which they Will sells at I such prices as Must satisfy all who may favor them with their patronage. Their goody were I purchased at the lowest • market pti !i es, and are warranted to be of the best quality: Call and 1. examine for yours6lves,it will cost you nothiLtg Wc think all wiil.bo ccnvineed that • thiS-is the phthe to Guy. GOODS CHEAP—not Cheap Gends. Remember the place, No, 10 LaFriyette Block, 3 doers •eaSt of the Checaugo Bridged Court Street;Binghamtou;;sl.. Y. •' • - - - I )lareh.l, 1855. • • Phyfo 6fs, Knowlton TN;TEND to keep constantly orr_hand a variety 1 of Nails, iron, steel, sprinf! 4 , nxelS, table and pocket catleryi, butcher, bread, and .shoe knives, razors, shears, scissors, snutferg and' trays, coal hods, shovels and tongs, stair rods, coff'o mills, wheel heads, enanieled sauce pans rind kettles, vices, anvils, smiths' bellows, screw plates,sledg,- ,•hanituers shovels, spades, scoops, eliains.lead ' pipe, sheet,leadiputrip chain and fixtures, straw cutters, corn -shelters, sausage-eutters. thetal and' wood faucets, I'M - se brushes, combs, rands,-rope, cordage, files, rasps. hells, tacks, brads, copper rivets and. burs, sand-paper, braces, bitts, augers, gimblets screws, hinges, gate. hangings, curtain lixtmes, books, Staples, bolts, hasp:, wood, min- , iral and whits, knob, mincing-knives, door- Springs, therrnotheters,.wire, •trialleable castings; mill, l cut, 'wond and, hand saws, firmer, .mortice and framing chisels, gouges,. wrenches, bench screws, leVels, filW frami , s, anger, saw, plane and chisel handles, axes, hatchet-3, axe-helves brush es, oil stoness, whips, pad, fill, chest. and door locks, castors, sad irons,.candlo-sacks. traYs, hay -knives, glue. gine kettles, spOons,'.saddler's tassels, &c. &C., au,i a stock or builders' Hard. ware and enrpcnters' Touts, unsurpassed for .Cheapness in this section .of country. , Call and see. Don't forget:the re, 'No. I{.), LtAyette Block, 3 doors East . o ' the .Cheningo Bridge, Conn stieet.: • • . Binohatnton, March 1.'185.5. •-• . NT SAW w ILLS;arrant.63,.nt • . • MITE & KNOWLTON'S - . Binh:m . lton, Mardi L\ 1845. ." Adminlsir,ators,Notice NTOTICE is hereby given, that letters- of mi ll mini s tration on the estate of Dial H. Davi, sett dee'd, late of Sprintrville iownship, have been. duly. granted to the subscriber, who •resides in said township. All persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said deceased, are hereby requested: to prekent them, • duly -at tested, to the subsriber wilhout delay. - . . THOS. DAVISON', Atltter Springville, Matreli 2(4,1.855-13M; At" N IA - ES 0 r CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. NTOW in Store a Iqrge . stock of new patterns 11 of•CARRETS.rroni the recent lienvy . thin sztks at a great . reauttion in .prices. Bar gains for purchaSers. And such elegant styles that all ninit be suited. Reinemlier our Carpet rooms are on the . second floor of, our t'rOck.eer and House Furnishing Store now beini extend ed one hundred feet in depth, making it the most extensive in the Village. • „•.J. H. DE PEU. Binghamton. March 15, 1855. Croclicri, GlasWare, antl• House rttrnisiting, Goods. T 11. DP I - PELT Would call the attention of el • purchasers to, his extet6ivo and- varied stock ofOOODS-for . the Spring:frade, consist ing of every! article desired It) , housekeepers and would , especially solicit a call from those fur. ni.hing anew. As our attention 6 particularly devoted to ilte reacts. of this class, We are able to furnish then] • with, a complete' outfit—and we would advise all to loOk through the assortment before purchasing elsewhere: Rdmenther PEU keeps Crockery, Looking-Glasses, Carpet ing. Oil. Cloths, Wooden and Willow Ware, Sponns, - Cutlery, Window-Shades, Lamps, Cur tain Trimmings; Chinaware,: Funcy.gasketia,Bird Cages, Toys; - Japanned and Tin Ware, 'Feather Dusters, Geese Feathet, )lats, &c., Sze., at the 'LOWEST PRICES J. H. 15EPEU, . Binghamton," Ala ret, 15;1851 GREAT BARGAINS I WIRY tattOUS. W. N. WILSON, & CO. "411. UM?. N their *arm - est .aclinow,ledgenaent to 11, to their cusmers in SMiquehanns Count for past favors, and invite attention,to.their s tock of New SerinaGoodg, b jest opened, whleli they impose to replenish weekly front 'AUCTION, slid the the rest cash Houses in the City. The stock' 'embraces' every variety of Staple :ma Fancy Dry Gods; Yankee Notion, Trimks, Traveling Bags, 4.c. All Of which they will sell _extremely CHEAP for CASH. Pedlars and other, wholesale buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give Ahem a call. The IldieS• will find an excellent assortment of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Thread Laces, and Trimmings' of all kinds, from AUCTION at serf low rates. ..• • W. N. WILSON, & . Corner -of (!o r trt and WaterSts. • Ilinglrimtini, y, April 5,1.1355. S• • • (`AONGRIiSS .has recently passed an: addition: k,,,/ al Pension law, which extends than . the firmer laws , jci/ ono should despair of rticetring a land Warrant who-has done service of any kind either in th 4; Iteyciligionary 'war or .since, or his bad a husband, Or , father who would be entitled toa pension if if TM) tin dersikned.litts the Lriw and nll iholognl tintua!foe obtaining Pensions under the• said net, •and wilt promptly obtain•any•npplivantti Pension:-who is entitled thereto for reasAnable, compensation.— Your Warrants will bring. ready, imoney if r•ott prefer not to locate. the land. •, • • - • 1.. • ! - N, NEWTON.- - Montrose, March '4l l i i2tf,“ -.• DISSOLUTION. , . !rift fi rth . or B.' F. i&t . IL Estoi Ibis kV,' by mutual eensen t, dissolved: iitlperioet haring. liook aecbirnta unsellled icith,,said Pm are_ requested to make trimediate paythent, by . Note petit - itemise, before the expiratiou of two Months from this, date.: The hooks.and accounts wilt re, main in•the bands - of IL - F. Eotoni who. .may; - be fou6d at their farmer Awe of busices% and is au: thoriaced- to settle .the ` f eamo N A i.ivoni to; the wise Pt • BEALL F: EATON;. • . Liatfordi April - 10, ‘ 1i RALP H H. EATON. 1355-18m11 c... Brought Home to gle,Door- of the 111illio AWONDERylTl.Diteoirery has e - cent±; been lagda,.b7:l • Da. Alniths, ot tide ell,* the treatment of Colautop tion, Aathma and all diseases. of. the Lung. 'We refer XO , " Dr. Curtis" flypasts or Inhaling Ilygean -Yamir and ' Syrup:" With this new method Dr. C. has restored many afflicted ones to porfeetlealth ; la an evidence ofeshlch - lei Wm innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treatment, -11 . physician remarks: , It Jo evident thatinhaling—enustant -17 breathing an agreeable, Stealing vapor,' - the medicinal Properties must come in direct contact with the whole or the axial cavity of the lungs, nail.thus escape the many. and 1 varied changes produeed upon them when Intvaluerdinte the stomach, and subjected_to the process of digestion.—J , - The Rumens Is for Ole at all dip drhaistathroughnfit tho country. • " - • • ;= • - J • •••••• ' -Nem York Ditielanan of aw.l4. • The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the linen - wifft;. -- out the least Inenwitenientm- , the heat \of thtlindi b• ag - Runkle ut to evaporate the Hula. 4- Hundreds of OASIS of CU - REX/like the foliowing might be nettled. Due package-of flygeisosileas Cured me of the ASTII.SIA orris. Tear. standing.- Jas. r. I. .berry, P. ..if ! Paittunerm, Pa. r. am cured of the ASTHMA ofio year* standing by Dr. Curtis' Ilygeansi. - •- Margarel'Easten, Brooklyn, X. Y. • Mrs. Paul of NO. fi EtammondSt ~ Y.,,vies cured of a Severe case cf-Rrmachet is by the Hyraces. , ' - My sister has lbtm cured of a DLETH WINO COEOII - . of I" several years eta ding, and decided to heincurablebY bet fr physicians. Ilhe, as cured in ONE MONTII by the gents. • IJ. ft Gaubert, P. - 3f., Richmond. tee. - .41ice - three Dollars a Package.--Sold by CURTIS ft PER • it INS ..t BOYD.* PAUL No. 140 Chambers Et.. N . Pschares seri¢ freeb* express to in! part of the Dotted States for Tear Dollars. • • , Itt.• liyartam le' tha ORIGINAL and ONLY • GI KNUINE ARTICLE, all others are base itotaltations or vile and IN.WEI ,OVS counterfeits. - Shun them se-you would POISON. I • 117y1—Pisticher ft S., Xdy're. • 1... - por Sate LT Abet Turrelk Druggist, Illontrote, pa. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS-- , ! raom Vissatzu St, Scams.% General Adcatising llousti.Appletou's Building, 346 - 'and Ms Brladlity, . . Cain Music and Piano Store OF HORACE WATERS, - .Ko. 333 .eroadway, New York. Opposition to .14ronopo(y. _Music at Greatly. Reduced ' l. \, TOTWITHSTANDING the - combination of 1: i> 1.7 i music dealers to keep vp . the ricer of non copyright music; against the ink sts of native xi,. cotuposers, and '• their refusal to e. tend ~. .to Mr; • - Waters the courtesies of the trade he la making iinense•snlehaving abundant. evidence, that he . has public countenance and support in his oppoL sition to great : 'toonopery, and his eff;nis to aid Ni:lie- Talent, and to adopt the National Curren- - cy. lii4 stock brAenOican and' European mu- 1 sic is iminenso, and the catalogue of, hie: owu 1 publications is one of the largest and vest select etl'in the United States. 'He has alSo made A .) great Reduciion In the priceS. of .Pianos, Melode- , ons• and Musical instruments ()fall - kids ~ Su- • „ Perior toned 6 1-2 octave pianos for $175, $2OO ' ', mid: $225, interior of as-good quality, and thirst; ble as those that cost $5OO. -Pianos of ever VA. , ,! riety of. sty ie . and. prices u p-to . slooo, Comprising those of Ten different . tnannfactories E Arno . ng ,::-, theta the -. echdinited modern improved: Horace . Waters" Pianos and'. the •first-preminto ..Euliau_:• Pianos of T-c fs illiert & Co.'s Make,. (owners o: ' `, the • "Eolian • patent;) Second-hand -.Pianos -. at' • ' ~, f real- h argainsl Prices from $ tO - t0.8154K -Me--? lodeons from five different manufactories, inelti 'ding the. well known ,S. D. -& H. W. Smith's'' melodeons, (tuned the. equal temperament„) the, :best.tuade, in the • J.Juited :. States. Prices 145, . $5O, 75, $100; $115; $125, $135, and $150.,-,-- Smith's Double Bank Melodeons $2OO. - Ench„ Piano and .Melodeon guarantied,: - The hest` .terntS,t9 the trade, schools, &c. : -12 1-2 percent: • discount to clergymen and churches. All orders • promptly attended to. . Muilicientle all parts, of_ the country, post paid,at the reduced rates. Gin- - cfal and select eatalciguesi and seliedtile :of prices of Hanoi; fo.rwarLicd,, to any address frees _ of i charge.-71n3;,: . . - -...., Straw Goods, FronchPlowers r &c• riAtill purchasers are solicited to examiuo ‘,_) our stock of • . . • STRAW 'GOODS, - French Flow,ers, &c., which will be round aupc• rior.to- that of any other -similar .housi in this City.- . • We shall receive the coming season, persteara• ers,nnd -of our 'owe. inanufaCturcr, the latest Styl4; '.of Minnets, French Flowers,. &e.14,:c., which we offer to sass purchasers at greatly re„. .duced prices. HOMER & KETUHUM, — 64Und 66 John street, cor. 8 : 3 mos.; . - _wrist TOR-E. C, Fischer Piaio-Forte NESI2- . tifattery, • . , - A N 6 Ware, Room, Nos. 243, 245, 247, and .I"!. 249 West Twenty-eight 'strict,' hstween. 9th and 10th Avenues, New York. Hanes with the ,Eolian,'aild all the best modern impriivo.., .-meaty, made a the best Inateriafs,. - under: our . own supervisimir a written guarantee given with every Piano... ' , L*. C. }",' being practical men. and ruatinfacivring very largc4y, catifurnish thus .)est Pianos, nn Fowgr terMs,than.cmi be furnish:- ed.any where, arotit 'is deCidedly • the beat plaCe to buy for cash. Those:desiring w•good' PiarMi and over that will stand : and wear well, . can't de hotter than to call on J. &C. Viseher. 43m9„ .Fairbaaks'-'• Inatfeirm and ' Canute.? • Scales. . • •__ _ . si AIR ANKS it'Co. have r av en `opened . ape ned -a-12-. spaei s.Warehouse at Is 9 Br adway,- New York, w ere they offer, at-whOlesa e and retail ;- the most rcomplete ass.ortmerrt of Weighing Ap parnins.to be foundin the VnitedSlates. ~,Among the lirticl+s Offerced,will lie found upwardi4 of sevc;nty . lifferent modifiealhanis of FAIRBANKS' SCALEs. Also a great varietY.of BAlcitna', Je-oiL, viers', Drnggist's Grocers',' and other Scales... 7: Spiin q Balances, Patent Beams; Tester's Weights and Mealures, &e., &c.' . . • ..• IIAY iind COAL SCADS set in any part of the country by experieneed workmen. : . 1 Orders by mailer otherwise will receive 4 . 4 e- . .. tion, . , . ~• • • - ' • . FAIR - PANIi'S & Co., 189 troadti , ay . N. - tcisir. "r . 111m8 -' - , ' - . , . . I ?lrew store and New Goods:' . Carl)ets.Cheaper than. ever! %TIE übseriber;gives notice that be - hrfa Mk. en the pretnie.4, No. 394 audsett :Street. Ne* Yo.rk, where .he oars fer ante - an elegant and{ ehoicle lot of "Three-Pty, and; liall.tarpetina, Oil Cloths, Sticr reds, tugs, I)ing.get.4, etc. Host of ibese goods have been bought at,:tinetion iiii-Casb.-enly, • .And nosy al loiv me tp Carpefrwere,unprecedently high-lastrye:lr ; 2d, Thep are about:2s perleent loWer.thm year.. and never during the .thitteeri years that 1 haVf been iu business, have! litioWn them 5o tow; 3d, liost.of the 4:11d dealeraTer hapaall, have largeNstoCkS bought . at last year's prkeeg ; 4 h, I . shall start with's clean new , Stock bought at this pear's prices- .sth; My eipcMses ar.e . very - Prtcesior example. - Ingtnin Carpets, all wool; A. 4. cd. per yard:; Doable :at!: (tit, - dit t 9 ,4.4:,Supei,fine, sa, Ex tra, As.; .Thrtiply, ditto. .$l. and ail edicts at•equally low rate.:".:. •1. !WGGLES JANDON, 394 ilikdson (Betureilliamineriley and ;Clarkson.Strilets,; New 'Yorii.) - --15m3 • • 2,000 - , THE aubseriher is now, Manufacturing j:and prepred to :furnish Dairymen :with Milk. Pans or ;It Sizes,. and a better Quality than !'ever beforti offerelil in go,taiueinina County. Our Pans are made from 'the beat Double Cross Ti4and we ran, and will set them at•peiees much leg& than you hive been in tge habit of paying foi . the common .itrtiele". You hare ,only to examine tjb, be convinced.. EverY Pan Warranted perkvifor' no pule. !Terms, cash. or short credit. • , •E . J. DICKER3i.I.II.4 flew April I.Bit• 'Tea; Teti ea. J. DICK EttMAN, Jr.,ls geiljngtlie best-Tea J Cn New 11111fOrd. A pri! 1, 1855. )31ack A , ; GOOL quantity_ for, dross:is, at, fit cts.'iper yard: < U:11. Oct, .11. 1854. . NeWanii Cheap,Gooda. 'DOUGH'!" at low prosiure pries r e nd Wif!.ip 111101 sold accotdiagly by . • . •••-‘ BUitROWS - & Gibsol), Oct 11, 1 8 / 5 4: ; ' CienS ;dui vuitittga, targ, re !Mt eroo,pricealowerthan wolutve over beeb elUtViia" 0 offer ttict!theretofork - -`' 0 4 ; - • .voly J. DICKERMAN;3It:.;:-..: =ln
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