End' Profits and Ainick Beturns.
SPRING GOODS.
Nobion ac .
grIORNER Store, Lafayette Dleck,Bituritamten,
ki N. Y., are now receiving daily their SPRING
STOCK of all kinds of Dry Goods consisting in
,
part ; of \
Prints, Merliroack, Cosh eco, Pallou's Dutinell's
and Sprague's; from 6,1 to 3s a yard. . I
shi l lings, Bleached'and Unbleached, - all styles
and widths, from 5 cents , to 20 ce nts, 1 - ..
Shectings and Pillow Case Cotton, all widths
nial pricies. , ; . , .
Ginghams, L ancaster, Glastrow French; &c.,
0 ,
from 12 1-2 to 25 cents.
Dersin's from 10 to. 12 1.2 cents. • • •
Ticks from 9 to 20 cents.
Apron Checks, 10 to 20 cents.
Silks, Fancy and Plain, a fine assortment of.
Spring Styles at all prices from 56 1-4 cents to
$2,50. ' •
Mouslin do lAnes, Plain and Figured all Wool,
and wool and cotton, all prices from 10 to 75
cents a yard.
Li one ns, the best make, cheap Embroideries;
Laces, Damasks, Curtain Muslins, 514.
' Shaw/s,a splendid assortment of Spring Styles,
.all prices, also Mantillas, Dress . Trimming, and
every other article
,in their line. Also, '
Goods for Men's and 139y's' Wear, a fine as
sortment of Kentucky . Jeans; Cassireercs, Cloths,
Doeskins, Satitietts, Suspenders, -&c., &c. •
Tittle Litmus, Napkins, &c., • j,,
'
'As our goods have been bought . at the
late large sales at Auction, is New York, we
can and will sell them at very low prices, and
we only ask' you to give us a call and judge for
yourselves. • . •
• , * • NELSON _& PRIEST.!
Binghamton, May 16, 1855. -1
.
' Sew Arrangement at Gregory' .
.firA RIAIVARE STORE/ ,
W. GREGORY & JUDSON SMITH,
‘...T. having formed a co-partnership "for the
purpose of conducting the Hardware business in
all its varibus branches, would respectfully in
, form the people of Susquehanna : county that
they are now opening at 'Gregory's Old Stand,
opposite the Exchange Hotel, '.l doors from the
Canal, , Binghamton. N. Y., the largest., cheapest,
"and best stock of Hardware ever oflbred in Bing
harnton. •
- Having made arrangements to import, their.
English Goods and purchase their American di
rect. from manufacturers, they can and. will sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment in
town! Their stock is now very extensive, and
th ose wishing to pureltasb are 'invited to call.—
'l'he following are a portion of their leading ar
ticles, viz-..-1--Table knives and forks, Tea - do.,
carvers, forks and steels, pen and pocket lin'ves,
bread and butcher do., hay and straw do.,is
son's, Shears, and razors, britannia tea sn t. fleeitlt
ISots, silver and britarinia tea, and table spoons,•
silver plated, brass, and iron caridlesticks, Rad:
fers and trays, solar lamps, lard, and suspended
lampl mantle-piece ornaments, brass and iron
andirbres, shovels and tongs, &e.
Locating Glasses, and looking glass plates, to
.gother with a general assortment of housekeep
ingiuticies.
•
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
consisting ofdocks, latches, butts,
.. screws, brad,
nails, bolts, patent windowsprings, blind fasten
ings, shutter screws, and fastenings, &c.
.A general assortment of tools for Carpeaters
and Joiners. Cabinet and Wagon Makers, 51asons
and blacksmiths, consisting of planes, saws, ham
mers, hatchets, axes, adzes, chisels, augers, auger
hitts and hollow angers; anvils, Bellows, vices,'
patent drill ;machines. sledges, stone hammer!.
brick and plastering trowels, cross.mit; mill and
circular saws.
A splendid assortment Of -Saddle and harness'
...
makers' tools and trimmings. . • -
FARMING TOOLS;
consisting of shovels, spades, forks,rakes,sotheri,
grain cradles, hoes, pick axes, iron bars, grind
stones, &e. , • , ~
Also, Merits for the sale of
Sqiires & Co's Agricultural tools, such as ploves,
hay and straw cutters, corn shellers, &e. . •
Sole and upper leather, 'morocco and slfoe
trimmings; with a general assortment of findings,-•
11Tooden ware, willow cradles, wagons, chairs
- and baskets of all descriptions. .
Bar iron and steel, iron axles and steel springs
malleable castings, coach lace and trimmings .of,
- all kinds, paints, oils, sash,4lB"-Putty, &c., all
' of which will be sold at the lowest rates. Please
call and examine the stock for yourselves. . •
Binghamton, March 1; 18.55. - - .
Phyfe at Knowlton
"[INTEND to keep constantly on hand a variety
I of Nails, iron, steel, springs, axels, table 'and
pocket cutlery, butcher, bread, and shoe knives,
razors, shears, scissors, snuffers and trays, coal
hod', shovels and tongs, stair soda, coffee mills
v - v.el heads, enameled sauce pang nn4 kettles
vices, anvils, smiths' bellows, screw plate.s,iledg
es, hammers shovels, spades, scoops, chains,lead
pipe, sheet lead, pump chain and fixtures, straw
cutters, corn-shelters, sausage-cutters, metal, and
wood faucets, horse brushes, combs, cards, rope,
cordage, files, rasps, bells, tacks:brads, copper
rivets and burs, sand.paper, braces, bit*, augers,
gimblets screws, hinges, gate hangings, curtain
fixtures, books, staplps,'bolts, hasps, wood, min
eral and white knobs, 'mincing-knives, door
springs, thermometers, wire, rnallesible castings,
mill, X cut ; wood and hand saws, firmer, mortice
and framing chisels; gouges, wrenches, bench
screws, levels, saw. frames, anger, saw., plane and
chisel handles, axes, hatchets, axe-helves brush
es, oil stoners,' whips, ,ad, fill, chest and door
locks, castors, sad irons, candle-sticks, trays, hay
knives, glue, gltie kettle; spoons, saddler's silk,
tassels, &c. &c, and a stock of builders' Hard
ware and Carpenters' Tools, unsurpassed" for
cheapness in this Section of country. Call and
see. Don't forge A t at the:place, No. 10, tafay , etto
Block, 3 doors F
Court street. •
Binghamton, Mira I, 1855. . . •
NEW STOVE dc Trrir•WATLE
EMPORIUM OF
WOODRUFF & ELDRED,
On West ?side of Main St. and South of
Searle'e Hotel, ' •
UTIIERE may found the
best
t
oareverbroght to this Larket,
together with Tin-Ware cheaper than can be
bonaht elscwhere'thia side of New York ;
They .would resper.tfully call the attention of
puichaAerg to their new and splendid Stock , of
STOVES. and TIN-WARE," which will be sold
at ry low prices.
We have the most approved patterns of
*IT 0 Irreil
ever lirought.int o . ttriV market, among • which
linty be found
Star of the West (Ekrated Oven,) Cultira
.
tor (Elerated Oven,) Paragon, New
Wortd, Globe, Atlas, and
. Three States,' • -
1!I Air-tight, and various other patterns too nu
tnerous to mention.
TINWARE of all kinds kept constantly' on
hand for household use. Jobbing done to order
and in the best. manner. \ All-Tin-wire carefully
proved before leaving . the shop. •
They respectfully solicit the patronage of all
who wish to purchase anything in their line, , as
snr\ing them that money can be saved by examin
ing their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
8. A. WOODRUFF. G. B. ELDRED.
Montrose, June 1, 1855. •
NEW GOODS.
. .
•
\
rpliE subscriber is in constant receipt of New
1 Goods, in his line' of businees, nearly , every
Ineek. The public will find his assortment No I,
, find his articles new and of good finality. The
', stock consists . as usual of - -
, -
Drugs ' Medicines, Paints,Oils,
Dye-Stuffs, Groceries;
. .
Fancy-Goods, Jewelry,
Perfumery; &e.
'ioreat th e lower end ofthe burned district
• • . . ABEL TURRELL
trove; 1;1855.
All lii,
S PRIM G GOODS. .
srior lot. just received', and now offerin
g., e . / py, oisc a s b e y easl price . s pii . .! for approved ered-
My i.
..\
A. LATHROP & CO.
11if-STORE IN HARPORDI
1
0.,w. Stritoint.a. ca . -,
1
wußgriidiztllittie attention of 'the Public
to their stOciti of ,
AlleiViri GOOD'S,
NO li arriving at!the old stand of S. Savanna, in
thp village of Ilsrfo'rd. ' .
' I i:11.1R GOODS
ARE NEW, hive seen bought for cash, care
(ally selected, arid Will be sold cheap. Give tis
a call before purihsising. Our stock consists of
1/ItY GOODS,I •
i .61t0411.1E5, .
, - HARDWARE, ' •
' - ' CROCRERY, -
' IRON, NAILS, •
i . , ~ ~ &.c' ~
A variety as full Its is usually found in country
Stores.t,i i
, - !'. G. W;SEYMOUR & Co.
Harford, May ith 1855. '
. New Spring Goods.
BURRITT would announce to his friends
IA • and the iinblic that he is now opening
an unusually large Stock of Sratsci and Sun
it ER IGOODS, Including a great variety of Prints
front 4cts to Is. per yard; Plain and Printed
Lawns, Barego Delainek Ginghams, Brocade,
Black and Fancy . Dress Silks, Silk Dress Tissues
and Ilareges, Poplins, &c., &e.; with a superior'
assortment of Silk; 'troche, Cashmere and Thib
bet Shawls, Mantillas, Parasols, French Lace and
Straw and Silk BeUnets, Rich Ribbons and Flow-
Rill, with A large variety orother staple and fan
cy .•
DRY -GOODS,
GroceriesiCrocleety, Hardware, Iron and flails,
'Boots and • Shoes Hats and Caps, Carpeting,
Wall paper. painted Window V,hades, Floor Oil
Cloths, Clocks, Staves, X3ils and Paints, Ploughs
&c.; in short,ithe largest kind. of piles of
rich and cheap Goods, too numerous to milition,
but just the things; to' purchase, all -of which will
bo sold at the most reduced prices and on the
most favorable tern s for cash, exchange, or ap
proved credit.' •
N. B. Salt and 7lonr constantly on hand:
New Milford, May 5, 1855.
-GREAT ATTRACTIONS
AT THE IrPgONVILLE XCHANGE.
HE Subscriber' is now receiving a welt se
lected a s sortment ofDry Goods. Groceries,
Fi h i llardware, Crilckery, Ready-Made Clothing,
Hata, Ponnets, (a f• splendid aporfnienl,)
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Yankee Notionis, in fact,
altniist: everythingustially called for at a coun
try Syire, includin g Flour, Salt and Meal, all of
which ho.is desirotn4 of selling Air Cash, or any
kinelif, Farmer's Merchantable Produce, or on
goo4ipproved Sh4rt Credit. His friends are
moat - respectfully invited to give him a call and
he willi satisfy therii that the Exchange is the
place .r thrillers to trade. The highest price
paid, i Cash for Batter.
3. L. MERRIMAN.
Dpsio vine, May J 5, .
ToDa • -Monindelifiese-Makers.
THE Undersigned subscriber is now p repnred
to furnish chette makers.with .11 now and
itnproved patent. self-acting press, which will
do up .business right. This 'press being self
aiting,is far more convenient than the old faith
iOned.,tong lever peek with weights: For reti
i er
enee, inquire of P. Loomis, C. F. Loomis, and
others who have useo this new press and tested
its merits. Those Men will tell you it is no
humbug.j So pleasqrall and . get one, While you .
have en pportunityi
0. F. FARGO.
Bin/Arose" May I 8;!, 1855.
IXTITH t tu, entire now and brilliant equip.
_,went This superb Troupe will exhibit
at Montrose, on Friday, Juoe 15, 1855, afternoon
and eveniia,T., Doors open at 1 1.2 and 6 1.2 P.
aL , Performance halran hour afterwards.. Ad:
misSion,- 25 cts. . ,
This company is distinguished for the ele
gance, novelty and vatiei7 of its entertainments."
13Q6ESTRIAN,
Gymnastic • and Pantomimic. ! Displaying the
highed order of Foreign and, Domestic talent.—
Among the: princiPal attractions of this • Troupe
are MONS. NICOLO; and 'his three • Juvenile
Wonders, Atritosss,"SznasTrax tsn Amu A,.to
gether with. their two wonderfully trained and
highly intelteetnal doge, TOPSY and JACK
From the Gymnase: Comique and Olympic,
Paris; Theatre Royal, iDrury Lane, and Ratty's
Royal Ampitheatre, Landon ; Franconia Hippo
drome, New York, &c.l
Mr.D.lvis,,Richards,
• e Mid Excentric Horse
man, will appear with bis untamed Paine Steed,
in his Dare Devil Act! without saddle or bridle,
jumping !hurdles, leaping feacea, - &c. - This is.
the moat daring and W4fiderfol act of horseman
.- ip ever witnessed;
.e extraordinary feets of balancing by Mona.
Nieolo and Sot* called La Trla, will be given
in a sityleof elegance and skill unequalled by any
other'performers in the kountry.
Mad. Virginia Sherwied, the beautiful Esques.
trienne, in a variety .ofieleg,anC .Toors de - Grace,
positively inacbievul by any other Lady in the
Profession.
Joe Pentland; the Great - Americas Clown, sur
named by the press, "The Modern Touchstone,"
'Chief Priest of Modus," and "The. Inimitable
open his 'loexhaustible Budget of.
Jokes, Witticisms, Drolleries and !Eccentricities.
Mr. Frank Pastor, in his great Sununcrset Act
of Horsemanship. •
W. Pastor, as the Antipodean Eptilibrist.. •
Mr. George Batchelder, the Champion Vaulter,
of the World, and Great Two Horse Rider.
C. Sherwood, the accipaiplished Scene Rider.
S. Jackson, 11. Bernard. 9
"Master Sherwood, theinatest Juvenile Sipes
trialvid the Werld. Besides a variety of 'other
talent.
The far famed perfcirmiug ponies, Damon,
Bendigo,.Black Di'amond. and Titania, in their
fantastic and fairy gambols. A host of other
talent is engaged with this mammoth establish.
meet. For full particulars aeo bills at principal
hotel*. •
A grand Procession prbeeeifed by the magnif
icent Ontarrrat. DRAGOR CHARIOT, containing a
full Military Brass Band and drawn , ,by ten Beau.
tifu I Black Home, superidy harnessed and dec._
orated, which will proceed through the principal
streets to the place of eihibitiOn.
Or AT Lour.ttavtit4 June 14th. _
PireNi,York Prices!
i t. RE, nowinir paid fry A. Lathrop & Co,
11. to all the who conaign their butter and
produce to !her* They Ihaving ramie arrange
ments are now inallled to send all kinds of pro
duce to New York and sell the - tame at the
highest market prices. MI those who wish
good prices andßuick rOirns we invite to call
upon'
: 6 LATHROP dc . CO.
•
Montrose, May I, I
• NEW GOOMI CHEAP
at tke He- . , ctt Navigaticia.
Tundersign4l liespeetfnlly annonnees
1 to. durpublie t is still selling Goods
at the s l id stand. and thae ha has an entire new
Stock wikieli will be soblxhi t ap.
C. W. MOTT.
Moitrose, May 31,1855;
_W.F4STWAIID HO!
Artist, being' absent On a trip to the
.VVest, his
,
.si IDisauCrrents Rooms . •
at Ckld Fellows' Hall Will he rlosvi for . a few
wbeks; Ho will give duo notice. of his return,
Aid hoppes that in the meantime yam will all get
a "good ready " to have your'farvs taki4l.
• • W.ll. DEANS.
Montrose, May 26, 1855.
LOST OR STOLEN, .
r %VO Notes: ono of ssoo;and one of $250,
given to rn3 wife Mtn, and to be paid at
my•death,—they were not written or Learer.:-
My wife his been. dead over two years, and con
sequently. those notes are dead also. They were
not given, to any other person or persons by •mo,
and if any individual or individuals has those
notes I should be thankful for them-=they - aro of
no use to any person except myself. •
jOSENI 11. WOOL EY.
• Jessup, May 26, 1855,.: • . 22 3w.
NEW STOOK OF DRY GOODS!
AND
CARPETS!
Great Reduction in Prices
ONE PRICE STORE.
RC. BACON has the pleasure of announe
. ing to his Customers that has just re
turned from the Eastern .-Markets with one of
the largest and most excellent assortment of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
ever'opened in this market, which foi beauty,
variety and style cannot be•surpassed, which hav
ing been purchased for cash at auction and else
where at auction prices ho will sell them"cheapor
than they were ever before offered is this or any
other market west of New York city.
His rich and splendid assortment of
DRESSrKS
is always acknowledged e best and cheapest in
town, and includes Plain, Plaid, Striped, Brocade
and Glace—the cheapest as well as the richest
goods, at prices varying from 37 1-2 ors to $25,0
per yard, together with a great variety of
BRILLIANT JET BLACK' SILKS,
True Satins, &c., selling at least 20 per coat
less than the cost - of importation.
SHAWLS t- SRAWLS !!
An immense assortment of Silk, Crape, Thibet,
Cashmere, Merimis, Brodie - and Summer Shawls,
from 81 to 860, together with a splendid variety
of Black and Colored
MANTILLAs, •
, .
of all the fashionable -patterns: Sace, Silk and
Embroidered, which will be sold cheaper than'orer
before. .
DRESS GOODS
De Latins from 6 14 elm to ,37 1.2 c'ts per , yard:
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Figured. Sfuslins,
Chatties t Bothbazines, Chambras, Ging
hams. French, English. and American Drills,
from 5 c'ts to 25 c'ts per yard, and every new style
constantly ott hand at the lowest prices. •
RIBBONS: .
Ribbonds.:by the peico. or yard will be always
In our stork for Milliners and retailers.
EMBROIDERY. •
The. richest and largest assottment•of Embroidery
car: always be seen at R. C:Bacon's,at the lowest
prietm. Chentisetts, Collars, Sleeves,-. Skirts,
Infants' Waists, &c., of every fashionable style,
together with
English Thread,
Valenceinnes, .
Houston,
Guipure and
BrUsselstnees
• . • itt peat variety.
LINNEN GOODS.
of all kinds. Irish Linens, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Table Linen and covers of all Napkins,
Doylies, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen
from auction at prices 14 ) , ,v all competition.
Thu :Mention of house-keepers is particularly
invited to our stock of Curtain Goods, among
which. May be found ,
- Lace Curtains, Niugin Curtains,
BroCatelles,
and everything in this lin of goods, which can"
not fail to please in fabric, style or price.
DOMESTIC GOODS. -
Blesched rind Brown Sheeting from the 6d grade
up to the finest_ qualities. Tickings, Denims,
f
Striped
o shirting, Apron Checks. Ginghums and
Prints, m 5 c'ts to 12 1.2 els per yard,'and
all kinds f Cotton Goods for men or boys' wear.
Hair Cloth Skirts, Grass Cloth Skirts, .
- and Psmsols,—a very rich assortment.
More Antique, Moss Fringes, Galoons, and All
descriptions of Dress and Mantilla Triniming, and
everything beloriging, to the Dry Goods' trade
customers may he sure of finding at Bacon's, if it
catile found is New York.
• CARPETS!: CARPETS !!
Sincethe recent Tremendits: F4lll in the price of
Carpeting we have pnchased and have now on
hand the largest and most beautiful assortment
-of CAR PF)TS ever'exhibited in this region, at
prices fully 30, per cent. less then they could be
sold for the last year. All those who are in want
of Carpets are invited to our -
•
CARPET•ROO3i
where they will be delighted with tho beauty and
cheapness 9f the various patterns, and astonished
that so good a carpet can be sold se cheap.
Brussels,
Three Ply,
Ingrain, •
Union,
Cotton
and Hemp
Carpetings from l 6 c'ts per yard and upwards.— .
Floor and Table Oil Cloths. Mats, Druggetts;
&c., equally cheap.
It. C. Bacon would inform those of his custo
mers' who have not already Made thernrelves ac
quainted with the fact that he has removed from
the store formly occupied by him - in Brigham
Block, 'opposite Court House, to the corner of the
new Mock erected the last summer next east 'of
the canal, and having a much larger, more conven
ient and pleasant store than formerly-he is pre
pared to hold out even greater inducements to
buyers than heretofore, and such as can but be
appreciated, and admitted by all those who are
competent judges. .
New Exchange, Binghamton,
May, 29, 1835.
THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS 1 .
rare Reduced: Time Sawed: : Thro'
.. .
• by . Day Light.: 2:
HAWLEY & ZEMICS,
TTAVE forttied a partnership in 31outrose for
JUL the purpose of doing 'ecerybody's
BLACKSMITHING !
at the old stand near Keeler's Hotel.
We have purch sed an entire new steel( of
IRON, comprising full assortment of all kinds,
direct from the city We sba/I keep constantly on
hand
Western=-Round and Square
..Claststeel Toe Cork Rods,
r Refined Tyre Iron—all sizes, _
Band Iron and
Spring Steel • •
A large assortment of Mutable Iron, Coil Chains,
Carriage Bolts, &c. &c., Bice us a call,
By :Wet attenticia to business we hope to re.
ccive a liberal attire of the patronage. • All work
warranted to give satisfaction to those who will
favor us with their patronage.
ar WAGONS AND CARRIAGES_
ironed en short notice and stock found, or made
to order throughont,as may best suit our patrons.
All business transactions must be settled once
a year. Short settlements and lofig friends is
our motto.
N. B. A good journeyman wanted, to whom
steady employment suiui high wages will be given.
A. B. HAwLET, , PERIM JERKS. '
. Montrose, May 31,1855.
LOST OR STOLEN,
('ENE Due Bill of $157, held by the subseii.,
ber againSt Iwuke L Post—missing over
two years." It was not written "or bearer." Al
so a note 0f.514 given by me to hue Woolsey
of Sing Sing N. Y., sent back by mail 40 Mont:
rose. N. B. I hare not consigned the 'due bill
or note to the use of any person or persons, of
oiven them in the care of any individual. ' •
JOSEIIII B. WOOLSEY.
Jessup, June 5, 1855-23w3
•N
• GED.
• • • •ivrezti
Delaware; LackawantulAr. W. B. B.
' SPRING ARRANGEMENT r ••
ON and after Mopday, May
.7, .1855; the
Mail Passenger Train will. cive Scranton
at 10.20 A. M.
•
Duo at Great Bent) at. 1.20, T. M.
Connecting with the Dunkirk Es press Train
west, and the Now York Express E•46pla the
N. Y. & E. R. ft. : ,Passengers taking , thus train
will arrive in Dunkirk at 11.15 p. nt. and in Now
York ai 11.15 p. t • . •
Return will leave !Great Bend at 4 p: tn. due
It Scranton 6.45 . T. M.
The Freight Accetimmdation Train. witb pass.
ginger ear attached, Wilt depart from Scranton r.t
Lot), r. at ., eitnnectink with the Train bound
west, and' the • Night Express -Trains both
East and West.
Passengers taking, this Train Anil the ,Night
Exyress East, wilt mire in :dew York at . 10 5
si. m. By taking thel Night Fxpress West, will
arrive in Punkirk at, 12 31., or by • taking the
Mull Train. West, wi:l arrive in Dunkirk ut G. 45
iturning, epaL :rem Great Bend at
7.00 A. M. and arrive t Scranton, 12.10, A. M.
Stages sill be in w Ring on the arrival of Pni
oemter Trains at Scranton, to convey paosenpro
,to CarhondW; Pittotdn, Wilkes-Barre, Philadel
phia ria the Reading ft. R.., Easten„andall other
intermediate places. 1
D. IS. DOTTERER, Supt.
Suit Office, Scranton;
May It 1855 IC astr
AGRICIATRAL 111ACHINES
"1 - I .j MERY'S & WHEELER'S eelebrsted Horse
Pon-cri, Threshers and Separators„Combin
ed Threshers and Cleaners, Claret- Hullers, Por'-
table Circular Cross -Cut Sam hills, Fad Cut:
lers, Corn Shellers, Emery's new Portublo Grat
ing Circler 3lillt, Clow's - :end Kelsey's" Grain
Cradles, 4:c., &c.: Pilfers' improved Rice's Fan
ning Mill, price t 430: , •
All at wholesale and retail, on very favorable
tersns.
These machines and other Improvements - are;
warranted to be of the best material- and work
manship, 'and to Iperate as represented by my
Circulars; or.subjea to be returned within thieb
months, and the vurehase money refunded.
1 ,;,4,7 I take particular care in making My ton
tracts for canal ftOight and transportation on all .
machines, so that 'canal and ot,ther charges 'will
be unusually light) Machines for ,Susquehanna
county may be dtilivered at any convenient sta
tion on Brio or Lackawanna Railroad.
.."127" Descriptive' circulars, and all *necessary
infOrmation concerning all , articles sold by me,
with.priCes, and other important particulars, can
be bad on application to me by mail. . -
To save in freight ; orders should - be
forwarded early.
- ft: M. WELLES.
Athen4, Bradford.co., Pa., May 12,'55-201n4
Ketchum!s Mowing and Reaping
Machines. •
THE: subscriber is sole agent for KE•rettnes
celebrated hewing, and combined Mowing
and Reaping Machines for northern Fentfa.—
Very few - of our Farmer's are aware - of the great
advantage: gained by using a good mowing ma
chine, and.nq a general thing, a goodower can
be used on rougher Lend than is usual • suppos
ed. . The one Horse Mower will worki on - land:
Somewhat: more uneven than the two.horse-tnow-:
er will, froth the fact : that the cotterbar is shor
ter: The'tWo horse mower cuts a swath 4 ft. 8
inches, and the one horse three feet wide.- The
frames and cutter bars to tkeSe machines are all
Made of Wrought Iron, and every part is made
very strong and durable, and little likely to get
out of repair. One extra. Scythe, extra sections
and fingerS, and ono wren:h, aro furnished with
each machine. •
Price of Two Horse Mower, with extras, $llO
" Combined. " and Reaper " . 7-25
with transportation from Buffalo.
Price•ef Oaefllorse Mower with extras, $95
with transportation from Worcester, 3fass.
The two' horse mower is warranted capable of
cutting, with one good team, from 10 to 15 acres
of any kind of grass, whether standing or lodged,
per day ; and the combined machine capable of
cutting the:Same number of
,acres .of grain per
day. The bne horse mower, with a -good horse
is capable of Tioing about two thirds asmuch as
the two horse mower.
car - All:orders for the combined Mo"%sera and
Reapers should be forwarded to me by the first
of June, and for tha4wers alone, by the 15th.
of June-neat. •
-
Descriptive .Circularrs, and all needed 'infonna.
tion will be, prothptly furnished on application by
mail. Order machines early in the season.
1L WELLES.
Athens, Bradford co., , ta, May 12, .'55-20m2
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PIIILADELPHLt.
ImportAut Anuouncement.
MO all personeaMicted with sexual diseases, each as
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonnorbma, Gleet,
Die„ its The flowsrd Association of
in view of the awful destruction of human Dfe and
health, ceased by sexual diseases, and the. deceptions
which are prae.tleed tißon the unfortunate victims of such
dites,sesby Quacks ,have directed their consulting surgeon
as a Cbaritabla Act worthy of their name, to give Medical
Advice Gratis, to all persons this - afflicted, (Male of
Ye
male) tke., add in !JUMP of ef.t.Teineporerty - and suffering
to Ptirtil-h Medicines Free of Charge. . — .
The !toward At4oriatioit Is a beflel'Olellt bleat lIIIon, es
tabUshed by gospels! endowment. for the relief of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with" Virulent and Epidemic Dts
eases," and Its fonds rap be used for no other purpoNe
It has now a virpins of !Beans, which the Directors have
voted to advertise the above notice. It is needless to add
that the Association 'commands the highest Medical skiff
of the age, tad will furnish the most npprovel modern
treatment. Valtulible advice giveM to Pick end nervous. fe
males, cillieted with .abdorninal - weakness, Womb• Com
plaint, tlo•itiveneas,Leueorrhma, .
Address. 'post-pi:AO Dr. Geo. It. •CaDionn, Consulting
Furtreon, •Itoward ASsoflotion,No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Phiiadelphia, Pa. I
By order of the Directors,
• ' Vrtit. tD. IIEARTWELL, President.
Ceo. FAIRCHILD, Secretary22yl
. .
J. 'Wittenberg &Brother
j_ AVE just received and are daily receiving
.1 splendid assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Dress Goods, such as Baragos, plain and•
satin, striped and Plaid Lawns, Organdis,Barage
Detainers, Silks of all colors and figures and at
New York prices.
Our stock 'of shawls is well selected, among
which can bo found Craps; Shawls, &oche Silk,
flarage, Thilset, Cashmere and Prindet Shawls.
A splendid stock' of Mantillas of the latest
styles and at very low prices.
- Our stock of Embroideries is selected with the
greatest care and cannot fail to give satisfaction.
In addition We hare a good asinrtmont of Needle
work! Window Curtains, at various prices. We
also offer to the public • at bargains, Calicoes,
bleached and brown Muslin, a good assortment
of Calicoes, Bedticking. Flannel, &c.
Hosiery at very low prices, such as Stockings
bleached and brown, slate color, black and mix
ed stockings, a superior article of raw silk Hose,
also a splendid article of silk /slits, Vloves,-Rog
er's Kid Gloves'.
We flays also a splendid assortment. of • Bon.
nets, Ribbons, also - Misses Bonnets,. Children's
Fancy Straw Caps and Fists, a good Assortment
of Parasols, all at a small advance above cost. •
In addition to all this wo otter the public the
largest and che.apest stock of Ready-in:0o Cloth
ing ever offered in Northern Pennsylvania. Al.
so a general assortment of Gentlemen's Furnish
ing such as Shirts, Colars,Cravats, stocks,
suspenders, Di•awers- and , ' under Garments, &c.
Please try us.-41istpprn•if job can.
, J. WITTENB it.q & BROTHER.
. 'Montrose,. April 25, 18.15. • - • .
CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STOHE
HORACE - WAteRS:
Nc. 333 ii.roadway, New' York. .
OppositiOn to Ifonopoly-411Wde
.at Greatly :
reduced Rates.:..
Notwitbstandini the cam' !illation of music deal
ers to keep up the-prices of non-copyright mu
sic., against the interest of native voutposers, and
their refusal' to extend to Mr. Waters the courte
sies of the trade, ho is making immense salesz—
having,abundant evidence, that he. - has, - Public
countenance andstipport, in his opposition to the
GREAT.AIoNonitx, and in his etlints to aid . N.t.
TIVE TALENT, and I0.0(lOpt. Ulu
.NATIONAL CL7II-
RENCY. His stock of American and -Enropean
music is itntnense t and the cataln,gise. of his own
publications is one of the Urges/ and best sel .
eq
ed fn the United States. He has also m ade - a
Great Reduction in the prices of Pianos, Melodi c ,-
ons and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Su:
'perior toned 6 162 octave pianos for 8175, 8200
and 8225, interior of as good quality, and bistro.
.tuents as strong and a durable as those which
cost 8500. Pianos 01 every variety of style and
price up`, to .8100, comprising those. of TEN differ
ent manufactories-: among thorn the celebrated
modern improved HORACE WATERS' PIANOS and
- thefirst premium ..E.omas \PtAxos - of '1!". _Gilbert
& Co.'s make. (o wners 'of the /Conan patent.)-s-
Secood-band Pianos atgreat bargains. Prices
from - . 840 to:8150: Melodeons from five differ
ent manufactories, including the well - known S.
D. &'ll. W. Smith's melodeons, (tuned the equal
tempenunentOtNrt make in the United States.
Prices $45, $7. 100, $ll5, $125, $ 135, and
$l5O. :Stnitb'S DoUblo Dank Melodeons, 8200.
Ecah piano and melcaleon guaranteed. - Thebest
terms to the trade, schools, 4-c.: 12 1.2 per cent
discount to clergyman and churches. - All orders
promptly attended to. Music sent to all Farts
of the country, post-paid, at the ,reduced rates:
General and select catalogues and schedule of
prices- of Pianos forwarded to any addresi" free
of charge. .
Extracts from testimonials ormusic Profes
sors and Editorials, concerning.% . '
IiOnACE WATERS MODERN ISIPIiOVED P1A7g0.5.,
• NEW' YORK, Dee. X3,'54.
HORACE. WATERS, li, " &j.„_ 333 Broadway :
• Dear Sir—Having, examined your Kano Fortes
from s / cientifie And appropriate teats, I am ena
bled to form a: 84 . 13 factory judgment of their
merits, aid, it is with pleasure that, I can .speak
ofthem as among the most celebrated and : itn
proved makes of the day. .
- For power, 'brilliancy , and richness of tone
elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish, they-will
not soffer in comparison with those of any other
tnanufaetnrer and. those desirous of obtaining
a really good Plana Forte-=onoda willl prove
an Nuivaletit for their means, will find such a
one in your beautiful instruments. •
13,Awnn,
It. A. M. Leader of Jullien's Band and musical'
Director. and Conductor at Niblo's Carden.
•
For power,' brilliancy . and richnem: of tone,
elasticity of tonch; • elegance and durability of
make, they are is advance of any other pianos in
the United. States, being.the result of long expe
rience and a series of expiiritnent:s.—N. Y. Dif
pitch.
Tho treble is clear, pure, beautiful, and. very,
'melodeons; the bass is deer,. rolling and sono
rous; the middle part is rich and sympathetic,
and posses the power of 'singing; i. e. of uniting
the sound of each tone; in a do gree • but rarely
achieved—HExai ( C. WaTsox.
Your inotrnmenti are a sensible itnprerement
upon Ateriean pianos, and an honor to, tb.e:
skillful inanufacturer: There is no doubt but
thoy - wilrbe - appreciated by the public, and all
admirers of true tuerit.--OSCAIt COMETTANTJ
For power of tone,-depth of bus's, and brillian
cy of _treble; together with 4ccuracy of r touch;
they arc equal to any make! am acquainted with
and I cordially recommed them to those wishing
to pechaqi;.:-V..C. TA'VLOR.
Our friends Will lind,at Mr. Waters' store the
very best assortment of music amt. of pianos. to
be found in the United States, and we urge !mt
southern and western friends to give him a'crill
Whenever they go to New York.--,Grahanis
.Iraj,razine.
I take great pleiviure in prenonneing them in—
struments of superior quality, both in tone and
touch.—Auntisr GOMEL.
'We consider them worthy of special attention,
from the-resonant and fteeedingly. Musical tone
which fir. I ,Vnters s has succeeded in attaining. 4—
N. Y. Musical World cf. Times.- . •
The iforace Waters pianos aro - of superior
tono and elegant finish.—.V. Y. Christian Inqui
rer.
Nothing at the State Fair disylayed greater ex
cellence in any department than the Piano Forte
manufactured 5y liorace Waters, of this eittr,—
CIICRCIINtAN.
Horace W.atet Piano Fortes'ace of,fuli, rich;
and ercn tone, and poweiful.—N. Y. Musical
Reriew. .
Your new Square Pianos, sir,- are of -such • a
clearness and equality of tone throughout, that
the}., very successfully compete with the volumi
nous and expressive Grand Pianii.—Vanderweyde.
The Editor of the Saran nah Rcpuldicani Sa
vannah, Ga., speaking of the Piano Fortes kept
by Messrs. J. W. Morrell & Co; of that city,
says:
"It will he seen that their stock comprises in.
struthents of every. grade of excellence, from the
well known inanufacturing establishments' of
Chickering & Son, Horace %Voters. H. Worces.
ter, Surma and Clark, and Bacon and Raven.. It
might well be supposed, that in so. large It col.
lection there would be :some very fine instru.
menu. But there is one whiel, for beauty of
finishand richness and brilliancy of tone, equals,
if it does not .excel, anything of, the kind' We
ha c ie ever seen. It is from the establishment of
II race Waters. Being constructed of the beSt
and most thoroughly seasoned material, and up..
on improved principles, it is capable of resisting
the action of every. climate, and of standing a
long time in tune: .The kers aro of pearl, and
the recess for the fmgerthoaid is inlaid with
pearl, the legS are mokt, elaborately.. carved, and
the whole instrument finished - up in a style of
great4xcellence and beauty. And yet its chief
meritlies in the power brilliancy, and .richness
of its tono, and the elasticity of its touch."
Extracts from Editorials concerning C. GILDS=
& Co'4 PREMIVAI ,zEoLIAN Praxes. -
The dEolion Piano Forte is undoubtedly the
most perfect musical'` instrument human ingenui..
tr- ha:Co:instructed. Two instruments are blen
ded in one. The
that
is both - attached and
detached ; so that the Piano may be played vi Wt .
or without it ; or, with one hand the performer
may elicit the melodious strains• of 'this /Benzin,
and with the other invoke the harmonies of the
Piano.' ; The instrufnent which, in .6e evening,
incited to the ddbee or aided the festive song,
gives forth, in themorning, the pealing tones
which-prelude and acbompany the solemn hymn
Mr. Waters? new roqin.s are very inviting to the
lovertrof music. Nut he -has nothing in his
rooms equal in beauty and completeness to Gil
bert's /E‘olisn Piano, Fortes.—Morris With?
Home Journal.
The . yiarietY and beauty of the °netts can only
be appreciated by those who hear these magnifi
cent Instrnmenis at Mr. Wat%rs'• establishment.
—.N. Y. Tribune.
The '. , EoHan Piano Fortes sent to the Crystal
Palate from the great music rooms of Borneo
Waters, have been proved to be unsurpassed by
all others in those : qualities which the greatest
most prize --= - Eceninkt Post.
Thu Pianos sold by %Vaters are, very pop
ular.. Thu framework is wottallic and the.ins
trument is warranted to stand any climate with
stared} auy nee of tuning.—Ni.". Y. Doily
'Ames ,
The 'invention of the new voices has divested
thatinstrument of its harsher tones, ano given us
all the purity and richness of a parlor
. organ.=?
Erening Atlas, Albany, •
This admirable instrument is everywhere
pinised.—,Christian Reflector, Baaewz.
. .
The 4ulian Piano is now 'the chief attraction
in all musical circles in the South.—Alabamit
Baptist, Marion.
Eztracts from testimonies coneerninitS. D. 4
H. W. $3lllll'S CELEBRATED MELODIAMS. - i
In an article in t.'4o February ntunber, , ot , the
Recietconsvvering Sortie .inquiries in regard to
temperament made by " %V. jr..
tiehi, VC'," I noticed a Statetnetit. that. Prince's
'Melodeons are toned in the equal ten - Ter:hoot.
Since that time i have examined. nuinbcrOf
Itince Co'ii'lfelol!ktn.i, with special reference
- eit
rs
, . . ..
to the tomperam And. have mot_ found ono
tuned in equal tern' trazuerit. . The temperament
in the' theledeons'of *ice & Co.'s tastinfacture
that.l 'harts ern tuinixt, i . approaches ' n'earer - the
Equal thaii in these of Varbart &Needham; but
it is far from equal, ,nx a . y one" tronbled.uith' a
r.ieco ear,7. I think- will ide, if they will; try the'
chords of F and F Shari 'in succession..; ! '--- -
A Tule% Poultney, Vt.
. ,
We are very happy -Stand corrected on .this.
point. We mad' then temont alluded' to above
:on the authority, of apr essor of music; in . this
city, without having oh • ried in. referenc.e to- it'
ourselvet thing we ''ery seldom do: 'We
have since examined .Prince. & CON nelodcon,i
'and find '.‘ A' Tuner% - right. 'Thu' however . , that
S. It &- H. W. Smith's tdeledeeno, sold by llor.
see Waters, No. 33341;011th-coy, are tuned in the
equal touperament.. Y. Aluxicallteriite. 1
~ Ah nsii „ . 8. D. & IL W. Smith rank alise first_
. ..ManufactnrerS of - thilileltoleon In this country.
'Their inittusien ts sai, recommended.by: the a4e4t,
judges as superior in every respect.--Ruston 9oni
inuntcculth. ' .._ -, s . . . . •. . .. ~ i • '
Therois conntnritly - . atoro4t thi!o . et
tablinliment - ton -different makes of Planos,. an , .
five different wakes of Melodonns. ••
. .
Erir Each instrument is guaranteed to giv •
entire satisfaction, or the purchase money refun
ded. •, - - . 1
,
Persons at. a as stance wishing to Purchase will'
by forwardini; their orders, have their wards a
icVl and as cheapiorupplied astlioagli personal
1y present. - _ ' _ - l4yl, -
NEW gARDWA.RE STORE.
layFE- & KNOWLTON respectfully enl
the attention of the citizens of Susquehin
na comity, to their new , and extensile use
ment of , i
li
H A R D - W A ICE
, I •
Comprising almost every article usualty. kept In
similar establishments,' which they will- ;sell at!
such prices as must satisfy all who limy favor
them with their patronage. Their g ods were:
purchasedat the lowest market pric .and are
warranted to be of best quality. ;Call - and
examine for yourselves, it will cost. yo 4 nothing.
We think all will tye ccnvinced that this is the
place to buy GOODS CH.E.IP—n4 Cheap
Goods.
" 1 ";'' R. titer the place, N t 10' LlF;yetti
Jiff Remember-the place, No. 10 ' taFayette
Block, .3 doors east of: the Chenano- Bridge,
Court Street, Binghamton, N: Y. , , - - - '
• I •
March I; 185.5. . . .
. .
.srIaINVE tVeliE 16E% OIF •
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
-"MOW
,in Store a large stock of new patterns
I.l' of CARPETS from the. recent K , avy
tion-sales at a great re -auction in pricds. -Bar
gains for purchasers. And such eleg4nt styles
that all must be stated. Remember our •Carpet
rooms arc on the•second floor of our
. Orockery
and House Furnishing Store now being extend
ed one hundred feetin,depth, making lb the most
extensive in the Village. . J. li, DE.IP.ELL
Bing,liamton, March 15, 1855,. • •
t p
Croc4ery,.Glass-Ware, and House.;
. • Fuenishing.Gonds.
- r IL DE PEU would call the attention of
.• purchasers to his extensive ;and varied'
stock of GOODS for The Spring trade, 'consist:
ing - -of every article desired by•bousekeepers and
would especially solicit a call from those. fur
nishing anew. As our attention is particularly
devoted to the relnts of this class, we are able to
furnislphent with a complete. outfit- anti We
would advise all to-look through the as:sorttnent
befbre puri..hasing elsewhere. :ftemeniber DE
PEU keeps Crockery, Lookinfr-Glasses,,Carpet
ing, Oil-Clotks, Wooden and Willow Ware;
Spoons, Cutlery, Window-Shades, Lamps, Cur
•tain Trimmings, China - ware;. Fancy Baskets,Bird
Cage's, Trays, Japanned and Tin Ware, ;Feather
Dusters, Geese Feathers, Mats; az,e„ at the.
LOWEST" ICES I J. H. DEPEU.
Bing,haraton, 31arch 15, 1855.
. .
, .
. . •. H'i - GEANA. ;
•
. lirought Home to the Door of the Millie
AWONDERFUL Discovery brie recent 5, j been made by
Or. Curt is, of thtociiy. in the treatment of Cousurep
tion, Althma . and all di s.ases of the Lung. We - refer so
" Dr. Curtis" Ilygosna or Inhaling Ilygran Vapor and
Syrup." With this new method Dr. C. has restored many'
afflicted ones to perfect health ; as an evidence otwhich he
has innumerable certificates. - epenking of tbetreaunent,
a physiCuin remarks : It is evident that intuallng--constant
ly breathing an agreeable, Stealing vapor, the Medicinal
properties must come in direct contact with, the:whole of
the axial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the many and
varied change: , pnAluced upon them when infrodticed into
the stomach. and Subjected to the process =of digestion.—
The Ilygearia is for,sale at all the druggists throughout the
coifutry.
New York Dutchman' ofJ an.l4
The Inhaler Is worn nu - the brea under the litiya with
out the least inconvenience—the beat of the body-be.rig
PUffielent to evaporate the fluid. -1: • •
hundreds of CASES of Cl:El:Silk e , the following might
be named. One Packet:v.of flygesna has cured me of thd
ASTIIM A of Six year. standing.
'Jas. F. lier!berry,P. entineunnom, Pa.
. lam cured of the ASTII3IA oIN years standing.; by ! Dr.
Curtis' Ilygeana. • • ,
Mar:Tara raston, 17rooklyn
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Stamm ond St.'. N. Y., was cubed of a
-revere ease of ftronehetis . by the Ilygrana.
My sister has been cured of a T. IST NESSII.4O cciwar of
several years standing, a oil decided to be incurable by her
Physicians. She was cured. In ONE MONTII ; hy !the
gratis.
J. iT. Gaubert, P. IL, Riehmnne.,3le.
Price th ree Dollars ,a Package.—Sold by CIJIITIS'& PEE
XINS 3t 'BOYD do PALI. No. 14.1 Chambers Sr., N. Y.--4
Packages sent free b. express to aarpart of thorUnlted
States for Ten Dollars.
N. B. -.:Curtis' IS the ORIGTNATIonI ONLY
GENUINE ARTTCLE,4II others are base intraitations or
Tile and INJURIOUS counterfeits. Shun them 'atr.you
eronid POISON. . - 37y1—Yisrcher &
R:7`For Sale by Abel 'forte' I; Druggist, Mon , Ps.
GREAT 'BARGAIN'S
Daly
W. N. WILSON, A; CO. !.
RETURN their warmest acknowledgements
to their customers in Susquehanna County
for past favors, and invite attention.tOtheir v istock
of • • . .
New Spring Goods,` • .
just opened, which they Propose to replenish
weekly froM AUCTION . , and the cheapest! cash,
Houses in the City.
• • The stock embraces •every variety of StAple
and Fancy Dry goods, Yankee Notion, Trunks,
Traveling Bags,. cfc. All Of which. they will 'sell
extremely CHEAP for CASH. • .
Pedlars and other wholesale buyers will find
itgreatly to their advantage to give them call,
The Ladies will -find an exmilent assortment
of Dress Goods, Enib roideries; Thread Ldeeis and
Trimmings of all •kinds; from AUCTION at _very
lOW rates- - .
. • W. N. WILSON, & CO. -
Corner of Court and - Water Sts. I •
Binghamton, IV. Y., April 5,1855.
Now Storo.—Now Goods.
rptlE sub-scriber. takes this method of sayer
tising, to his friends and the public general
ly, that lie has fitted np, a_ store, just across the
street from his old quarteas, in Brooklyn, Mitre
he is 'prepared to •reeelve customers,'. and
them Goods, at as low rates as any other eritab ,
lishmont in. Susiinelisrma county. • My asiort
tuent is Verylar,ge indeed,.embracing nearle ev- -
ery article usually called for in a country store.
As I nth determined to do business so iS .to
avoid " bad debts," which responsible purclntsers
arc taxed to pay, I can Offer superior indhee
merits- to cash•and otherWiSc prompt paying Init.
rons: .
April 301 1855.
• NO Tlog •
V[7 IIEREZIA my wife Murcf bas left my lied
Y and board .without any just cause or pro.
vocation, this is to forbid any person harboring, or
tr her on my - account, as. I will pay no dcbis
of her contracting after this date., •
- JACOB WELLMAN..
June 5, 1855. * -23-43 w
• • 2 ,
Great Exhibition in:Springville.:
drABEAT AND RARE EXHIBITIGN OF
lir-FOREIGN . AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
•of almost every stile mid ilttality, such as Will be
- suro.io ..plenseanti accommodate clastiosi o f
people--froat the child in the cradle to the 6ld
and decrepit. These goods are bought- otOlife
'most faiorable ternis, - and will be sold acconliOg
ly. • -• t_
Please give us n'cat t l and. We viral try ttl sup.
ply all your wants in the line of GOODS ever
kept in -a country . store. You need. nbt go! - to
Now, York for any thing you - want, beCauseWe
have theto.fresh from the city.. .
• - SCOTT, JOHNSON, & COQ
Springville, Pa., May S. 1855. •
O. G. iIEMPSTEAp.
my.Rx ADVERTISEMENTS
rpm mammy. & geitmes Gleneral,Adveriiiing
House, Appleton's Building, 346 _
• and 348 limadziay, - •
& Fischer, Pia.no-Forte
tifactory,
-.4 ND
,Were ROUEN Nos. 243, 245, .247, .and
a, 249 -West Twenty-eight. street, between
9th And 10th Afennee, New York. Pianos with
the Zoltan, and; all'the beitt modern Itnprpre.
ments, made of the. - best materials, natter our
own supervision ; written. guaranteitiven with
'every Piano. , J. &:C. F. being piactical men,
and manufacturing' very largelk Can 0111
best Pianos, on lower terms thatf min be ftnidsh.
'ed any . where, and .1t -is decidedltthe best - place
to buy for 'cash. ' Theadesiring n 400 d Piano,
and one that will stand and wear, well, can't do
bolter than to call on .1. dt_C.Fhtehet. 43m9
Fairbanks , . .)platforiit .
, . .
FAIIIBANKS & Co. have recently opened . a '
spacious Warehouse at 189 •Broadway, New
York, where they-ofrer, rit wholesale and , rolnik
the most complete assortment of Weighing: Ap
pamtns to to found in the United States., 1 Antony;
the articles offerred.will be ',found npwaads of '
seventy differentipedificationa of FAIRBANKS'
SCALES. Also ri , great variety of BAXICE,us', Jew , ;-
viers', Drtiggist's Grocers' and Other Scales... -
Spring Balances,Patent Beams,Tester's Weights
and )leasures, &e., &e. • -
HAY and COAL SCALES set in any part of
the, country by eiperienced workmen. • ' ';
Orders by tuailor otherwise will receive atten-i
lion. r . - •
FAIRBANKS &. Cp., 189Broadway_ N:Nork.'
12m6 i s •
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--- ,itrrtn ore and zrevAßGyxis.
-.. Carpets eaper than evert
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T i t
HE inatecri er givi;is notice' that he hat tak-,
. -en the pretillses; No. 394 . Hudson Street,
Now York, where' ho offers for sale an eleganti
and choice lot - of 'Three-Ply, Ingrain, Venetian ;
and Hall Carpeting, Pil Cloths, stair rods, Bugs, I
Drug,gets, etc. Most of these goods have been
bought at auction for Cash only.. And now_ al '
low me to sayr 7 lst, Carpets were unprecederitly ' -
high, last year; 2d, They are about 26 per - cent'
lower this year, and never during the .thirteen
years that I have been in business, have I known
them so low; Pa,liest of the old dealers, per
haps all, have large stocks bought at last year's.,
prices f. Ath, I shall start With a clean new stock
bought at this year's prices • 6th, My eipenses
are very low, ace. my Prices for example. Ingrain
Cm:pets, all wool;:3S. 6d. periard; Donble Sear
oft, ditto, ts.,Superfine, 35., Extrd, 65.; Thre-ply
ditto, $l, and all others at.equally.low rotes. ,* •
J. RE GGLES LANDON, 394 Hudson: St.„
•(Between Hammeisiey and - .Clarkson Streets, ,
New York.)-15M3 - -
CHARLES E..FOGG,
lIAMBBR PURNITUBB,' Bedsteads,
tresses, Washstands, ElnWeled Seta, Lonn.
ges, Coenterf.ines, •
- 448. Pearl st., N. Y., betwi.e6
19m6 - . Madison amt Chatham st.
New and Valuable Disci:every: -
MI Ham's Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.
, This delirious befernge is superior to all in.
vigorating Cordials, Schnapps, - NerviitesAc., in
use, for , the cure of - Dispepsia, Nervousness,
Heartburn, Drowsiness, Kidney Complaint, Niel.
ancholy, Dehrituhl Tremens, Intemperance, &c.,
as it will' invigorate and strengthen, but will not
intoxicate or stupefy. •
Persons who hare beconm habituated to. the
excessive use of Tobacco, Opium and Spirituous
Liquors, Will' find F.ipeedy and permanent relict
from the desire -toluse these destroying events,
by taking a bottle For - two of this Delicious Medi
cal Beverage.
Weak and Sickly Familial will find Dr. Ham's
invigorating Spirit:4l quick and- sure ,cure for all
-female ditrteulties, 1t being a Regenerator as well
ng a Strengthener-9f the Human System. Each,
complaint that the romntie Invigorating Cordial
is calculated to cursa . is named •on the . wrapper
accompaying each bottle, nod full directions for •
use ore also • e
Price - Si per bottle. prepared ! by Di. Darin!
'Hain. Principal Offte r e,No, 2 Likerty Street, Nevi
'York, were whoies* orAeri should be addressed. ,
For .S.llO by Druggist thrimghotit the Milted
States. ' - " -- -
Sold by A.:Terrell, Montrose; k F. &
Eaton, Harrbrd ; Church & Phinny,Dundaff; • is
Scott, Great Pend.'
Wrought - Iron Pipe . .
'For Water. Steam', aid Gas. James 0. MOss
-4- Co., No. 79 ..ftihn Street, Neu, -York, maim
- facturers and Alders in Wrought Iran Pipe.
Thirteen diffet44 sizes constantly on hand,
with' Valves, CoehS, Ethoifs, Tees, and °Very
variety of fittings for the same. Ashcroft's Steam
Gauges, AlThisties, Oil - Cups, &e. Herders for
Steam Engines, Steam and Force Pumps, Boiler
Flues, Tuyero and I:Soap Boiler Coils, Screw
Plateiand *reolitOlaehines. Buildings Warm..
ed by Steaia and Lighted by Gas.. All orders,
for repairs, and Country orders receive prompt at. ,
tention.
L.• 0. M. & •Co.'ibcg to call the attention of
miler§ of factories, botels, &a., to their superior
Gas Generating Apparatus, now in uke• :Wale
St. NiclSUlas Hotel, New . 'York, Manchester,
Conn., Great Barrington, Mass., Rockville, Conn.,
and various other parts of the country. -24-31 n.
FIRE WORKS I -FIRE WORKS it
. THE TRADt SUPPLIED.
rpgr subscriberi, are prepared to furnish all
artiotes in the alove. Hui at "
GREA 'FLY RV DUPED PRICES.
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Their stock - comprises, among other articles:
No.l Crackers, Extra Size do., Torpedoes,Romso, •
Candles, ploin and colored, Rkets fromoz. to
2 lbs., do. do. Vertical and Mix Wheels, Gratis. - ,
hoppers, . &c, Orders'received usual for Edge's
Exhibition Works: - •
JOLLEY & TIERS, • ,
,(Saccessor to John W. Holhertonj •
Mann tacturers of Fireworks, - •
'43 Maiden Lane. •
i - 24—Ink
Hebnbold's Genuine Pieparatione.
frelinbold'e Highly ',Concentrated Compound
Fluid *Matt Bache, _ -
.
For Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys,geeret Itlseseei,
• Strictures; Weaknesees, , and ail idseases of the .SettiaS -
Organs,. •• - •
In6ther in. Mile or Female'
,
feotn whatever anise , they, may have ofiglnated end no
matter or hour long standing- - •
If you have contracted theterrittle whet
once seated in the syseeraiwi!ll surely go down from one
Boleti!) on to another , undermining the tonitthition slut
sapping the v ery iital.tiolds.of life; do sot trust yourself.
In the hands or Quacks, arhn start up every day in city
dike this, and' fill the. papers with.glaring- talseitoods,.tou
well calculated to &Mr.: ;the" young and those- not se.
,inainted With their tricks.! You cannot he too esrefltd itt
the selection of n remedy In three cares.
The Elam - Extract Ilutho has been pronOtlrrota ettd.
pent Physi , Sans the greolesi remedy ,trer know:
taodicineperfortly pleasant' i Itletast4.and very -Ittnoe4at
in its action, and yetltcr - theirough that IS Omihilates mitt
particle ot the rank and Poi:opens virus of this dresdlui
disease; and, unlike *the* remedies - , It slots mit dry *ur
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the disease In the blood. 1-
CONI3TtTiITIONAt DETIIVITY,
brought on by seitabase, a -most terrible disessit, Ishich
has brought thousands,of the ,human race to antlnselt
graces, thus htastlng tle bores of rare:ass -saw
lbli g: htlng In the bull the glorious ambition of Man, ss nom
hie pouth, can-be ourol by this en/alibis reme4. And tea
a medicine etteh move henifirt everybody, ltetti the shst •
ply deneate to the eonfinkt and &Pestling lutalid, lob
cgpal is to be font:d, set' nOpth *Ha tide entrprevenuill
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Holinbold's Highly Concentrated
Conzponnti, Fink/ #xtraet Sarsaparilla,
For p rifyinr, the Vona. removes:. ell Omuta stishalf
cretn exeePeea ur Metenty; expatiate:sod latiprodasese 111
life. hr in ir constitutional dliteaseohrialaffeckste In lake
pore elate of the R4ooii, nod the only ramble anir of !
ferittni known reineity for the cure of Borofuts, ElsiS
Rhenut Sentii Mail, Uleereillone ot theihrost onii Lori
Pains 3ei4 Swelling* or the Pones, Wittifi Pimples 06,
the thee, and all Stu ly Ito:fitness of the gillm .
This article is now , prescribed - 4.tome:of ,
the mitt distintralshed l'hysichins In the totintry, and
proved more °Silent In pradttee-tbani lbrtikanittota of
Ssissiortlla yet olleiS4 to• the -mute: Several oases of
seenrlsry. Syphilis Stercnrlal and Scrofulous diseases*
gave entirely recovered hi the Incorablemanis of oar Ppb
lic inetitations ',bleb bad Mr irony years .reslated every
mode of treatintentth4t tionld-hedevised. •These owe ter=
lAA otrildng examples multi salutary effects of this media
tine In arresting *linear the.inost inveterate &moll.. la*
tor the glands vete desuoyeitand the banes alteady.
reeled. • - - .
,
.1 4 1011CF1.-4Lotters from retioooldlao Pk/ 14(46 / 1 4nd Pro -
krone" of 'several Illedirad- - Collegoa, ; and trfP:ttootei t o f
.trire* froto Won tardit by foltqd.ocrol4Paltihig
oration,. .
. PRlCll.ll.Pliiht Slittrarr otißttohia l iAt 'per: hottld. ar6
Potties for $5 ; tlarilaortrilht,'famo proey .1,41, strength:
to nub gallon 113-rup of Sawartmella. ..•
propo l out and Foldby-11: RELMItAtiI. etridniat,
chostnut noor thr Giro tt lioltro, Philadelphia.
To be had of Abel TorrolVidoittrotrita.,-antt
gists ,and 4lealorg•
- All Letters doietrd to the oi.tifiar or Agent rooolair
oolooti.ite.
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