In GI Yr .Cheever made a profession of
the Christian religion and united with the
Baptist Church in Wrenthan Mass and with;
faith 'in the gospel, he 'continu ed his -re
lation with the same denomination to the day
of his death. Ile leayes the wife of his.youth
with whom be had-Jived fiftpeight years, a
widows - to' mourn his loss, but not without
the hope aid consolation of the gospel.
REMAINING in the Montrose Post Office
June 30th, 1855. . • v•
Allis, Joel M. ' Lapher, Mrs. Acey
Aldrich, Winslow I.aurar,
Bierman, J; V ' Lancastr, Alvin
Bierman,' kfarten Le*is, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bierman, Mr. • - Morgan, J. C.
• Bierman; J. Marshall, James -
Brown; Elijah - Marro, Batelemew -
• Babeeck;"G. D. • ' A.
Brown,Mrs. M . M. Madigan, Miss Presailla
Beach Miss Louisa Osborn, Amos
Corey, Rufus • Picket, Jefferson
Cornwell, M. Perry, Thompson
Ellis, W. H. .Pigot, H.
Frouly, James V Pooles, Charles E.
Fisk, George 5. - Richardson. B .
Fisk. Miss Sarah Jane Rockwell, R. R.
Fisk, Lucy J. - Smith; Richard
flak, Miss Mary Sinds, Heman -
Herrick, Seth W. Sherwood, Joel 14
Hines, Leonard B. • Shelden Milton, ,
Harkins, Daniel Wilson, Miss Margaret
liallinan, Miss Sum Walter, G. H.
Howard, Miss Mary Wade, Miss: - Emily C.
Jarvis, O. A. Valentine, A. R •
Parsons calling .for any of the 'above Letters
will please say advertised.
A. N. BULLARD, P. H.
Auditor's Notice.
Suscinehanna County, as. -
The . undersigned having been appoiated by
by the Orphan's Court of slid County, an Au•
ditor to distribute' the assets of the estate, of
Frances RiLhardson, deceased, among the heirs of
of said estate, will attend to the duties of his.ap.
Ointment, at his otEee in Montrose, on Friday, the
3d day ; of ; August next, at 2 o'clock, P. at
which time and place all persons having claims
against said estate will 1 . ) - resent them or be for.
ever barred from coming in upon the fund of the ,
same.
' \VM. J. TUARELL, AUditor.
Montrose, July 2, 1855. 26-4 w
Patent 'Horse Rakes
F OR s'aie'at the Farmer's Exchange by
. LATHROP, & Co.
June 26, 1855:
• To Dairymen:
ittoUTTER wanted. The 'highest inarlet
pri
'ces will be paid in cash for good Dairy Bug-=
ter,-by .
June 26th, 1855
Sheriff's Sale.,
py virtue of a writ of Ler. ra., Wired out o ftbe Court of
.1.1 Common Pleas of Susquehanna County. and to Inc di
rected, I will expose to public see on the premutex. at
the Bryant. Goose, fa Great Bend township, on Friday,
the =tit of July, inst., at I o'clock P. M.—
' AU that certain piece or parcel of land situate
in the village of Lodersville in Great Bend town
ship and in the county of Susquehanna, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a
point in the southwesterly line of the Great
Bend and Cochoeton turnpike, the southeasterly
side of 'a large chestnut tree, at a coner. of -land
heretofore conveyed to the New York & Erie
RaildEoad company, thence south 41 deg. and 30
min. Vest along the line of said railroad Cj.'s
land; about - 114 feet to a corner thereof, thence
northwesterly, along, the line of said company's
lands about 182 feet, to the northwesterly side
of a locust tree with two trunks about.l feet
froin said line, thence north 51 3-4 deg. east about 1
213 feet to the line of said turnpike the north
westerly side of agate -post, thence south 27 deg.
east 'along the line of said turnpike 179 1-2 feet
to the plate of beginning, containing six-tenths
of in sere of land more or less, now erected I
thereon a large three story tavern house, known I
as the "Bryant House" with a large barn, shed
.and stabling, ice house and out houses, and all
improved.
Taken in -execution at the suit of Lowrie
Green vs. Chas..G. Hart.
P. P. HOLISTER, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, licintlosp,
Jul}, 3, 1855. •
PAT I ENT 111 E DI oINE:AGEIV , i' Y.
, ABEL TURRELL, •
Montrose, Pa.,
DRUGGIST, AND AGENT,
FOR ALL THE POPULAR
2,211.0? EIRMIEI4
OF TUE DAY. .
Consignments Contkiantly Received.
NOTICE.
T HE subscribers to the stock of the Snsque
1. hen s, saloon, na Bridge
in the- Company, will meet at Wm.
Skinner'village of Susquehanna,
on Tkuriday the 26th day of July inst., at one
o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of organizing said
corporation, and electing its - officers according to
4 . , law, &c.
' . . ' THOMAS J.eI.CESOAT,
. .
- JOHN a SCOVILLE,
• - H. C. GODWIN,
• ' L. P. HINDS;
• -
' F. "A.- WARM .. ..
ittly 4, 1855, - •
'Jonesboro Furnishing Establish
_ • =nit.
T HE subscriber keeps constantly on . hand
and will bake to order, Doors, Blink
Windows and Window-Sash, Door and Window-1
Frames, and ail 'other articles made of Wood and,
used in building. Blinds painted and hung onj
short notice. Glass of all sizes, qualities and
quantities, foz sale. Flooring plained and match.
.ed at from $l6 `to $2O per 1,000 feet.. Turning]
dune to order. Also a general assortment of
CABINET- WARE. - •
Bureaus, Tables_and Stands, of all ftrietiek—
Chairs, Bedsteads, Settees, dte., &e. Coffins,
ready made or made to order on the shortest no
Lice.
. Good
.Pine, Cherry or Vilitewood lumber, and
grain of kinds, taken in exchange for the
above.
te`Tutins- . —Ready pay or three months time
%vial 4ppioved credit.
All orders addressed to me will receive prompt
Attention.
JACOB TA FLOR. .
Lanesboro, June 18, 1855: 25:--6m.
CAS J H uil l:ii i id i fo Bs r ;Wool by H. M..lONp.
New York Prices!
A RE now being paid by A. 14brop &
to ail those Who consign their* butter. and
Produce to them. They baring made arrange
ments are now. enabledto send all kinds of Pro
duce to New York and to sell the same at the
.highest market* prices. All those - echo wish
good prices and quick returns we inrite • to call
upon
+Montros A.-LATHROP tk, Ijo
e, May 1&55.
THNew, Storti.—New Goods.
E subscriber takes this method of adver
tiaing to his friends And'the public general.
that he has fitted up it store, just across the
street from his old quarteas; in Brooklyn, where
be is Prepared to' receive customers, and sell
them Goods, at as low rates as any other estab
ishment in Susquehanna county. iy assort
ment is very large indeed, embracing nearly ev.
ry article usually called for in a country store.
As lam determined to do business so as to
A .; bad debts," which responsible' purchasers
are taaed . to pay, I can ofrer superior induce
ments to cash and otherwise prompt paying Pat
rook
0. G. HEMPSTEAD.
APril 30,1855
CASH paid for Ad 7 Butter by
- '
June 1,1855 . . JfSNS
31,
List of Letters
S. IL - & D. SAYRE,
. •• NEW STOTIE,
-4121'254 UMW 43 1 440310 a.
A GENERAL G issortnient or : Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, roceries,..Hardware,Hata,Caps,
Boots snd Shoes, Wall Paper, Drags, Dye Stuffs,
Paints and Oils, dc., which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest 14 Cash or', approved credit, by
H. M. JONES.
Burford June 1,11855.
'Us LACK Gro do Rhino Silk of excellent quail
-13 ties at •• 1 I
H. ill. JONES'.
June I, 1855.
BROCHA 'and - Cashmer&Shaw Fs, at all prices,
also a few Mantillas' by 11. M. JONES.
June 1 1855. 2 ..
P
11)E . AHY Made Clothi . ug, 'ftt prices, by
111. , '• • - I,H. M. JoNps
. Juno 1, 1855. _ .
I ADIES will find a great.varietv of Bonnets
ILA and Ribbon* at - ' H. M. JONES'.
June 1, 1855.
AWNS, Challis, Barge •do Lains and Ging :
hams at . N, M. JONES'.
! Mae 1, 1855.
insmaimpi
3IBROIDERIES WindowlDrapery at
H. M. JONES'.
brie 1, 1855. •
4unogood asortment of Boots and Shoes at
• 1 - i H. M. JONES'.
' 1;1855.
• ct[
IXTEEN lbs.,: of Good Maekerei.for one dol.
I,,far in.casih. by . "! . 11. M. JONES. •
,
—. /one 1,1855.- , . .
-
V HE best quality of Nails at 5 ct's per pound,
for sale by • ; I IL 31. JONES.
dune 1, 1855;
1, •
JUST receiving a fresh supply of fine Ashton
' Salt nt • 1 H. M. JONES'.
...1 .
ono 1,1855; 1
, .
• s
_i
T Brid e 'builders .4
Contractors.
• ROPOSALS will be reecived AtilAVednel . s.
day the .11th day of July next,iforthe cree
th of a Bridati over the river Delaware, near
tfe town of Milford, Pike county, i!a., at which
tin plans and Specifieaiions roust be exhibited
by those desiring to take the contritet.. A meet
ing of the managers will be held on! that day at
the house of Samuel Dimrniek's, in .Milford, at.
14 o'clock A. M. Stone necessary to complete
the Work very convenient and mostly dressed
to lay. Any information required will be given
b 3: addressing the subscriher.
By order of the r Board. . .
• -
i . JOHN 11. BRODHEAD, Sec'y
!Milford, Juno:7, 1855-111*-1* • .
C. h f
CIORNER Store, Lafayette I : l lock.Binghamlon,
V.) N. Y., are now receiving daily their SPRING
STOCK of all kinds of Dry Goods consisting in
pdrt of
Prints, Merrimack, CoSheco, Ballou's Dannell's
and Sprague's, front Ott to 3s a yard.
Shirtings, Bleached and Unbleached, all styles
and widths, from 5 cents to 20 cents.
NF-•.elings and Pillow \Case Cotton, all widths
and pri!tes. .
Ginghams,- . Lancaster, GlasgOw, French, &c.,
from 11 1:2 to 25 cents.
Denin's from 10 to 12 l-*.lcents. '
• Ticks (non 9 to 20 cents.
.• . ,
Aprtin Checks, 10 to 20 cents. . •
SiikS, Fin e ;' and Plain, a tine assortment of
Spring Styles at all prices from 56 1.4 cents to
LOOK liEkE. 8-2.50. .
Mouslin de Lanes .Plain and Figured :01 wool,
PocKut KsrvEs.—A good assortment of the
best kin 0 in market. Also !Pablo Knives and
"and wool and cotton, al; prices from 10. to 75
cents a card.
Fork,:.. i -' I -4E
-
Linnens, the best make, ii,lowp.Embroideries,
• Sroos_S. , --SILVEn., Silver Plited,German Silver. Laces, Damnsloi, Curtain•Mul‘hn:., &us, .'•
Albrata And. Britania.ware Spoons. Also all
kinds of Putter Knives. •
,:.1. Shawls, a splendid assortniqnt ot Spring Styles,
all priced, also, Mantillas, Dress Trionting,.and
VIOLIN', STRINGS, flows : and all the naturcs, every other article in their line:Also.
Violins, Accordeona, Flutes, Tuning Forks, &A. .
Goods for Men's and lo 's Wear, a I.'no as.
PLirlD PIMPA, r;uid,Camphene,Candles, Lamp sortment -of Kentuck y Jeans. Cassiineres, Cloths,
Oil, yCc.
Doe.kins. Satinetts, Suspenders, &c., &c.
FAxl GnocEntEs.—A full assortment, new . Tabie Linens, Napkins, &c. '.Lc. and good -
...„
r;l4tr.-1-; our - goods have been bought at . the
anttrus t t sND PATENT MEDICINES. —A first rate late hirge sales at•Auction,-in New York, we
assortment and genuine. ' . . can- arid - will sell them at very low prices, and
PAINTS imp Ou.s.—A general asssertmenl, c" 'We only ask you to give us a call and judge for
of good qUality.
yourselves.
JnivgLniy.—A splendid variety, of the neatest
paterns. I
FANCY poops.—Nearly everything in this
branch.
PEREVMERY.—A choke variety.
(N?w .supplies received nearly eveiy week.) -
In short, nearly everything persons want,. and
che. 4 p,:lit the variety store of
i . .
Montrose, June 14, 1835,
Jas. -or Land Warrants.
' TIHE:
GST market pies pa d b y
1_
paid
FITCH.
Montrose, Jane 5, 1855-234c4
Wpol !.Wpol!! Wool!!!
10000 e PVjk x D a t u n • a n e ntt f d o :t
w th h r i . ch Far t z
highebt tn:4et'price will be paid in Cash by
A. LATHROP & CO. I
EZIEM
.
_ • 1 $l,OO Reward.
Q TRAY.:EII or stolen, a liver colored Pointer!
QDog. !Thoabovel reward will be paid to any
on d returning him toithe store, of
. ! A. LATHROP& CO.
l urit , 21;1855.
pARASOLS—A fine assortment—all prices.
Barege De Lains, new and elegant designs.
Prints, some new and fine patterns at -lets.—
Mantilla., an eleg:.nt,asortment, all prices and
very IoW. Dress Trimming -L. splentlitl new styles
SPRI G GOODS. &
Nfoire, Antique, e.. NF:LSON & PRIEST.
I Ringhatuton, 31ay 10, 1855.
A Superior jestetei
rt i : ed, and now ofrering
at the /Ozeest arsirs prlegs for approved ered.:
it or Ready pay, by '
May 1.
GLOTHL'S--Black and Fancy Cassitners,
Jeans, Drills, and .sunmer Stuffg, :n great - ;
var;ties at , C. V. orrs.
'June 13'. !
.
LL kinds of Country Produce wanted: sueit-
A as Butter, Eggs, Lard, Hams. Socks, &e. &e'.
'J 1 C. W. AlCrrr. 1
• •
.' Jcine 13. .- •
G BOCERIES °f l ail kinds, at prices that can't_
be beat Syriip;- - -6rst rate article at 49:
Call and examine the ateek before purchasing if
you wish to save the "penny." c.,
June 13.
%TWA:Ii ED
•
- L
ROM the preaiise;s of the subscriber on or
/2 about the:3oth of May, four yearlings: ::one
of them a Bull; with white tiiion the side and on
the back, oneliale red heifer, one brindle heifer,
and one red steer. Any perstin. giving inforin3-
lien where said - yearlings maybe found wild be
liberally rewarded. • -
,
MO'S HARTNETT.
Silver Lake, June 19,1855. 25-23vv..
Bonnets at Reduced Prices.
HBURR:ITT, jwill hell his remaining -stock
• of Silk, Laub, and Straw Bonnets. .a good
assortment, at reduced prices, to close the bilioness
of the season,—many of thew at cost.
New Milf9rd, Jo ue 18,1855.
CAS" paid for Land Warrants.
• - D. R. LATHROP.
June 21.7855. 4
'NEW STORE IN lIARFORD
.G. W..'SEYMOUR & CO.,
lESIREIto rill! the attention of the public
to their stock of
NEW GOODS,*
•
Now arriving at the old stand of S. SEymorn,in
the Village of Harford.
I li •• . OUR GOODS. -
Jel RE NEW, have been bought for cash; care.
Itilly - sellicted, and will be Solct.clicap. Give tin
a call before purchasing . Our stock consists of
-[; DRY GOODS, •
.• . '
.'ll GROCERIES, • •
I!HARDWARE, •
•
CROCKERY, • -
• - • • IRON,-NAILS ; •• •
• dtc.„&e., Ake.,
A variety u full at is usually•lound in • cointry
Storm, • -
l• G. .W. SEYMOUR & Co. .
I.niuderd, Slav -10, 1855. • -
•s' NEW GOODS CHEAP
at •the Head of Navigation.. -
rimiE 'undersigned most respectfully annou nem
J 1 to the priblio that he is still selling Goods
at the old stand, and that he hits an entire new
stock which will be-sold cheap.
Montrose, May 31, 1855.: C. W. 3Orr.
Bay.,State Shawl
riniE larezestsize , finest finality,
Oct.rns, $7,50 atcb, • • V
J
A. TURRELL
A. LATHROP & Co
C. W. Allow
• . Gold and Silver Watches..
T HE subscriber has just received another lot
of Ladies fine Gold Hunting Lever Watches,
also Gold and Silver Watches of every variety.
some extra fine. .
QILVER WARE—A large lo: of Silver Ware,
•ii consisting of Table, Dessert; Tea, Cream,
MustaM, and Salt Simons. Table, and Dessert
"Forks', Soup Ladles, Pie knives, Cups, Napkin
Rings, just finished and for sale by
GOLD and Silver Spectzelesoif an ages,also,
Steel, Plated, nod Gertnan Silver do., by
. New Goods Cheap for Cash.
W. 3101"Thas just received another lot of
• • „New Gonas 'such as Challis, Barge De
Luna, De Bagcs, Ginghams , Collam, Embroidery,
Lawns, Ike., lee. WHICH HE OFFERS-AT VERY Low
intcsa. SUMMER SHAWLS, a new lot just
received—beautiful patterns at very low prices,
also CRA PE and'BLACK SILK SHAWLS
al low as the loicest.
.d new pat.
B. & Co,
-hue la,
Ving4amton cA.titrtisements.
" 17 7 ,01 • II
• v..
Arrangements for the 4th of July
at Binghamton;
THE Committee of Arrangements have rip
pointed
- SHEPARD BROTHERS, '.
committee to supply the wants of the citizen*
of Susquehatimi county with every ;thing in•their .
line, as they are this week receiving in addition to
their stock, as cheap and good an assortment of—
liardwarer Nocelninware, Clocks, Bird Cages,
Glassware, Louking:"Ghoows, &c.; Sze., as were
ever received in town. They will sell
P an CELA/X, • -
A Tea Sett of 63 pieces, consisting of 9 cups and•
Saucers, 9 plates, each, folir sizes, tte., &c., of
the best Procelain or Chinaware, ever manufac
tured for $7,n0..
CLOCK.%.
Eight day striking Clocks, Gothic •afile, Iron
Fronts, for 5,00. - Thirty hoar Clocks, warranted,
fut $l,OO.
“ 604 and Watch Repairing.”
HARDWARE. .
Ilaying,and llarvest Tools."
Nails per hundred lbs. $5,00. Tea Spoons, dos.
Me plaited,' or German Silver, per Sctt; $l,OO
Door and House Trimmings, and Furnishing
Goods, a complete assortment. Cutlery of all
kinds: -• Saws, Planes, Axes, Shovels, &., &c.—
Bird Cages, positively none better made.
64 . MARBLEIZED IRON"
- Mantle Pieces, fr0m.812,00 to 825,90 each, fat
superior to marble. Come, see and be convinced.
In the New Exchangt; Bloek, next to Bacon's.
SHEPARD BROTHERS
Binghamton, June 25, 1855,
Small Profits and Quick Returns
SPRING GOODS.
NELSON at PRIEST,
• Guipure and
Brussels Laces
. .- . in great variety.
" LINNEN GOODS. ,
of all kind& Irish Linens, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Table Linen and covers of all sizes. Napkins,
Doylies. Linen Sheeting and'Pillow Case Li ben
from auction at priceS helew all competition;
The attention of house-keepers is •particularly
invited to our stock of. Curtain . Goods, among
which may lie found
. Lace Curtains,
• Brocatelles,
and everything in this line, of goods, which can
not fail to plea.e in fabric, style or price. .
: • . DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bleached and Brown Sheeting from the 6d - grade
up to the finest qualities. Tickings, Denims,
Striped Shirting, Apron Checks. Ginghams and
Prints, from 5 c'ts to 12 1-2 v'ts per yard, and
all kinds of Cotton Goods for men or buy s ' wear.
Hair Cloth Skirts, Grass Cloth Skirts,
and Parasols,—a very rich risortinent.
, More kntique. Moss Fringes. Galoons, and all
des - criptions of Dress and Mantilla Trimming*, and
ever y thing belonging to the Dry Goods' trade
etts t,, o i u rs may be sure of minding at Bacon's, if it
can be found in New York--
• CAR. PETS! CARPETS;! •
Since the recent fremendons Fall in the . price of
Carpeting,, we .have' purehaqed and have now on
hand the largest and !Oust beautiful assortnient
of CARPETS ever exhilh'terl in this . region, at
prices fully 30 per cent. less then they ctiord - be
sold for the last wear. All.thust:
who are in want
of Carpets are invited to our /
, • CA RPE T-ROONI
_
---- -- -------- „ .---,----: where they will be d,g:ited with, the beat,..tv. and
C I!.
ALlCE—pi a in and :Priu:!a-i, "P it ' "' ors '" ! cheapness of the various patterns, and astoniSed
. N. & P.
• , that so good a carpet can be sold'so cheap. ' .
-----,---___ .
.-14"i43111ROIDERIES--Serne -
- Brussels .
Three - - • ,
Sleeves and eolars, very clie:-P at .
elegant s'z•tts •of ' Ply, •
Inrain, •
_
N. & R 1
Ladies and ---- 1 .
Union, .
TISIERX—Men, Bois, Ladies and shit- 1 • - Cotton - -
.1. dren's ll,lse and Collars, at - N. & P ! and Hemp .
(. a .-neting„ f rom . 16 c'ts per yard and upwards.— . l
F loo - r ~.i d T a bl e (. :` . .1 Cloths. Matts,Preggetts,..l
.. I
&c., equaii." cheap: '1
R. C. Bacon would inrrm those of his7eust°- l
i niers who have not already C " Cade th"mseiv ac. 1
i quainted with the face that he b: s removed from
the store fortnlv oeenpie.i by bin] in Brigham
[Block, opposite Court louse, :o the co i Cer of the
new block erected the j last sunlit, 2r next e: q ( ! 1
the canal, and having' a,mneh larger, y , - ; or e mitre.. - i
ient and pleasant store than formerly i, e is pre
pared
tro&- hold out evOn greater •inducetnehts to
'buyers than heretofo re , and such. as 'can but o, I
appreciated, and admitted Ily all those who. are . I i; P. 'nosition .
corn : intent judges.
rectr,:red Rates. ,
New klichange, Binghamton, i •: 0 2 / 7 bination of mirsic deal-
May, 29, 1855. c Notwith s i,2ndinz the
• , • of non-copyright mu,
-ers to keep' up 1;:e prices
.1 . and
' .fers thOcourte•
. t B l l i e e '' ir ag re a f i rl e l t t h o e e i s ri t t e e n r fte °t ir n r a . ‘ % . % ;r :: ann"rs'
se .
sies of the trade, he is making inime.. -. -
sales—
having abundant evidence, that etaha.3- Publi
th e e
ecruntenanee anal support, in his oppOsition to ,
GREAT Moxorot.r, and in his efforts' to aid • NA-
TtvE TALENT, and to adopt t,he NATIONAL CUR.
RENCY. His stock of American and European
1 music is immense, and the catalogue of his own
publications is one of the largest and best select
ed in the United. States. He has also made a
great Reduction in the price's of Pianos, Melody
bus and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Su,
periof toned 6 1-2 octavo eianos for $175, $2OO ;
and. $225, interior of as 'toed quality, and instru
ments as strong and.as durable as those which
cost $5OO. Pianos of every variety of style. and
price up to $lOO, comprising those of TES differ,
ent manufactories: among them the celebrated.
Mikerll improred 110 RARE WATERS' PIANOS alld
- tbe first premium'iEorlast Plittos of I'. Gilbert
.(k, Co.'s make, (owners of . the
...Eolian patent.)-4
Second-hand Pianos at• great bargains. IPrices
I frorn $4O to $l5O. Melodeons from five differ.
ent manufactories, including the well known S.
D. 4 IL W. Smith's melodeons, (tuned tho,equal
temperament.)the best make in the United States.
Prices 845,. 875, $lOO, 8115, 8125. $135, and
8130. . Smith's Double Bank Melo - deons, $2OO.
T,.ealt piano and melodeon guaranteed. - The best
terms.tothe trade, sithools, 4-c.: 12 1.2 per cent
diseount to Clergyman and churches, A-ll'orders
- promptly attended to. Music sent to all . parts'
of the, ountry, postpaid, at the reduced rates.
Generariind select catalogues and schedttle of
prices of Pianos forwarded to any address free
of charge. -
..
• I NELSON & PRIEST.
Bi.nzhainton, May 10, 1855.
T AwNS—Printed and Plain, a. fine tmsort
merit ju, t received. cheap at
, • NELSON & PRIESTS.
AREGPS, new li...signs, all colors, Plsirr &
.1.) Printed— very low 0- • N. & P.
Dry Goods and Carpets at Cost.
& BENNETT have on hand
large anti well selected stock of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods and Carpets, embra
cing almost every article in the Dry Good's - line
ever brought into the market in view of the short
criop of cash on lianti .haie concluded to
offer then) for 4rty days from this date - racost.
Those pfisons to whom we have fOrmerly sold
Goods will at once see that this is a rare oppor
tunity and one . which should be embraced im
mediately. To those who have never favored tut
with a call we would say try us once and you
will be convinced that this .is the place to pur.
chase Dry Goods and Carpets. Our stock is al. I
ways replete with :fashionable and seasonable I
Goods and are determined t t keep as good a va. i
riety as can he found in this section of the coun
try, and sell at prices which cannot fail to
please.
WICKHAM & BENNETT.
Binghamton, Jan: 30, 185.5. ,
_English Patent Lever Watches.
ty....... .
•RE subscriber has this
.4P-; • I_, day received, per steam
)
i C
- -, • ...„414 er , A ilantir, two .d , •zen mt. ee
-- '''., l , of Iris celebrated ENGLISH
/-..': LEVERS in plain and figur
.
c • e.'4 , :.:L'.:. ell extra heavy Silver Hunt..
4,1„). ' - ' ing Cases, three different va
rieties. As the:reputation of theselivatches is so
well established, it is needless to say more than
to notice their arrival.
• ALFRED J. EVANS.
* .. No. 2, Odd Fellows Hall;
Binghamton, April 4, 1855. .
Breastpins and Ear-rings. -
A NEW lot of Breastpins and Ear.rings this
day received from the manufactory, by .
June 6.
A. J. EVANS.
Binghamton, June 4
CLOGKS-:-A fine variety, some entirely new
. paterns, v ery low, by
A.J. 'E VAN
...
June 6. .
A. J. EVN
No: 2 Odd Fellows ßinghamptoAn. S
June 11.
June 11.
HARDWARE,
Comprising almost every article usually kept in
similar establishments,. wilich they will sell' at
such Prices as must Satisfy all who may favor
them with their p3tronage. Their 'goods were
purchased at the lowest market priceS, and are
warranted to be of the best quality. Call and
examine for yourselves, it will cost you nothing.
We think all will be convinced that this is the'
place to buy, GOOD'S CHEAP—not Cheap
Gorda.
'Cif" Remember the place, No. 10 LaFayette
Block, 3 doors east of the Chenango Bridge,
Court Street, Ru3ghamton, N. Y. •
Mareh 1, 1855.
Phyfe Knowlton .
INTEND to keep constantly on hand a variety
of Nails, iron, steel, springs, axels, table - and
pocketeutlery, butcher, bread, and shoe .kniVes,
tazors, shears, scissors, ,snuffers and trays,, coal
hods, shovels and tongs, stair rods, coffee mills,
wheel heads, enameled sane° pans and kettles,
vices, anvils , smiths' bellows, screw plates,sledg:
es, hammers shovels, spades, scoops, chains,lead•
pipe, sheet lead, ptimp chain and fixtures, straw
cutters, corn-shellere, sausage -cutters, metal and
wood faucets, horse brushes. corubs„.Cards,-rope;
cordage r files, rasp% bells, tacks ; brads, copper
rivets and buts, .sand-itaper, braces, bitts, augers,
gimblets soreivs„-hingeS, gate 'hangings, curtain
fixtut es, bookS, staples, bolts, hasps, wood,' min
eral and, whitle knobs, tnincing.kniVes, door
springs, thertnometerS, wire, malleable castings;
mill, X cut, wood and hand saws, firmer, mortice
and. framing chisels, gouges, wrenches, bench
screws, levels, saw frames;auger, saw', plane arid
chisel handles, axes, hatchetaxe.helves brush
es, oil stones& whips, pad, till, chest and door
locks, castors, sad. irons, candle-sticks. trays, hay.
knives; glue. ghie kettles, spooni, saddler's silk,
tassels,' &e. &c., and a stock• of builders Hard
ware and L'aipentens' Tools, unsurpassed for
Cheapness lit this section of country. Call and
see. Don't forget the place, No. 10; Lafayette
Block, 3 doors East of the Chenango 'Bridge,
Court street.
Binghamton, March 1, 1855.
A. I . EE ANS.
"lir'lLL SAWS, a•arrnnted, nt
11111 PIIYFE & KNOWLTON'S
Wrcl,l 1, 155.
A. J. MTANg
• •
"Ara NG %TIMES nE
CAR • ETS AND OIL ;CLOTHS.
NW in Store a large stock of new patterns
of CARPETS from the reedit heavy auc.
lion sales at a.great reduction in prices. Dar,
gains for purchasers. And such elegant styles
that all must be suited. Remember oar.. Carpet
rooms are on the second floor of our Crockery
and House Furnishing Store now being extend..
ed one hundre4 feet in depth, making it the most
extensive in the Village. J. IL DE PEU. -
Bingbatctor.,March 15, 1855.
C, W. MOTT.
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
CARPETS!!
Great Reduction In Prices at the
-; ONE -PRICE STORE.. -
D C. BACON his the pleasure of annoeue
i iriff to his Customers that ho has just re
turned from the &item Markets with ono of
the largest 'and mostiexcelldnt assortment-A
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
ever opened in this market, which for beauty,
variety and style cannot be surpassed, which hay
ing been purchastd for cash at aitction and else
where at aurtion prices he will sell them - cheaper
than they were ever.hefore - otrered in this or any
other market west of New York city.
Ills rich and splendid assortment of
DRESS SILKS
_ „
is always•acknowled,ed the 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 1.3 ct's to $25,0
per yard, together with a great variety .of
BRILLIANT JET BLACK SILKS,
True Satins, &c., selling at least 20 per cent
less than the cost of importation.
•
StiAWLS! SHAWLS!!
An immense assortinent of .Silk, Crape, Thibet,
Cashmere, 3ferinot,„ , roeho and Summer Shawls,
from $I to 860, together with a splendid variety .
of Black and Colored •
MANTILLAS,
of all the fashionable patterns: Sace, Silk and
Embroidered, v;hien will be sold cheaper than ever
before.
• -DRESSG9ODS. • •
De Lains from 6 1.4 c'ts to 37 1.2 c'ts per yard :
Plain,Plaid, Striped and Figured. Muslin; Sri'.
liantes, Challies, Bombazines, Chambras, Ging.
hams. Frenih, English and American Drill;
from 5 c'ts to 25 c'ts per yard; and every new style
constantly on hand nt the lowest prices. •
RIBBONS. • • •
. .
Ribhonds by the peke or yard trill be always
in our stock for 3lillincrs and retailErs.
ENIBROIDERY:
The richest and largest assortment of Embroidery
car. always be seen at R. C. Ilaeon's,at the lowest
prises. Chetnisetts, • Collars, Sleeves, Skirts,
Infants' Waists, d:.c.; of every fashionable style,
together with
English Thread,
Valeneeinnes,
Honitnn,
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
PYFE & KNOWLTON respectfullY call
the attention of the citizens of, Susquehan
na colitity, to their new and extensive Assort
thentiof
4UID
Muslin Curtains,
•
Extracts from testimonials of 1 music Proles-. Prete
lows and Editorials, concerning - '
~..,, • ,
'IIORACE WATERS' MODERN IMPROVED FIANOS.
• him. Yoax, Dec. 4.t, "54. .
lIORACF. WATERS, Esq., 333 Broadway : , .
Dear Sir—Having examined your Piano Fortes
'frotn scientific and appropriate• tests, I am ena
bled to form - a satisfactory judgment of their
'merits, and it is with pleasure that, I-can
.speak.
;of them as among -the most celebrated and im
proved makes of the day.
• For'poWer, brilliancy and richness of tone. i
elasticity of touch, and beauty of Wilt, they will !
.
It ot suffer in - c oMparison with those of any other
manufacturer and those desirous of obtaining
a realty good Piano Forte—one that will prove
an equivalent for their- means, will 'find such a
one in your , beautiful instruments. . - • • •
' • Ttf.9.11A5 BAKER,
R. A. 31. Leader of Jullien's Band Ton4l musical
Director and conductor at Nibki's Garden. ..
For power,' lirilliditcy .and riehn4s or tone,i.
elasticity of tench, elegance and ;durability ot -
make, they are in advance of any other pianos in - I
the United States, being tlio result of long expe.
rience and a series oi•experitnents:--N. V. Diu
&Id. . ,
The treble is. clear, pure, beautiful, - and tery
melodeons; the bass its deep, minty , , and inn°.
roux; the middlc part is rich . and b sympathetic,
and posses the power of singing; i. e. of uniting
the sound of each tonn, in a degree , but rarely,
achieved—lir:Nes C. WarsoN.
Your instruments ire a sensible improvement
upon American pianos, and an honor to. the
Crockery, Glass-Ware, and House= -
Furnishing' Goods, -
T .H. I DE.PEU would call the attention of
purchasers to ...his . OstensiVe And Varied
stock of GOODS for the .. Spring, trade, consist..
ing of every article di!sired'hy housekeepers and
would especially solicit a call from those ; fur:.
nishing anew. As our attention. is -particularly
devoted to the wants of thiS class, we ari"stile
furnish them with a complete outfit—and 'we
would advise all to look through the assortment
before purchasing elsewhere.Remember . DE.
PELT keeps Crockery; Looking-Glasses, Carpet
ing, Oil• Cloths, WoOden and Willow %Vare;
Spoons, Cutlery, ‘Vindtiw-Shades, Lamps, Cur
tain tritmuings, Chinni ware, Fancy,Baskets,Bird•i
Cares, Toys, Japsomed and Tin Ware Feather
Dusters, Geesi- t`eatifer4„ Mi.ts, &.. , 4 l:,tw, the
LOWEST PRICES! • J. 11. DE PEU.
- Binghamton, March la, 1.835;
GREAT BARGAINS
'•lb AIRY GOOD'S"
W. N. WILSON, & CO..
RI7,TURN; their ..wartnest nclinowledgements
to their customers-in Susquehanna County
for past faveN, and invite attention to their stock
New Spring Goods; -
just opene4, which they proposO to replenish
weekly frotn- - AUCTION% and the cheapest cash
Houses in the City.
--The stock .embraces every variety of Staple
and Farley Dry Goods, Yankee 'Notion, Trunkte,
Traveling Bags, 4-c. All_ of which they will sell
extremely CHEAP. fir CASH. ,
Pediars and other wholesale buyers will find
it greatly 'to their advantage to give them a call.
The Ladies will find an excellent assortment
Of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Thread Laces,•and
Trimmings of all kinds, from AUCTION at very
low rates .
- W. N.•WILSON, & CO:
Corner of Court and Water Sts: •
Binghamton, N; Y., A pril 5, 1855. f
New Arrapgement at firegurre
. HARD WARE • STORE!
GW. GREGORY. .t, JUDSON SMITH,
o !laving formed a co-partnaiship , for tlhi
purpose of conducting. the Hardware business M
all its various brandies, would respectfully
form the people of 'Susqiiehanna county that
they are now opening at Gregory's; 01d Stand,
opposite the Exchange Hotel, 2 doors from, the
Canal, Binghamton, N. V., the largen, cheapest,
and best stock of Hardware over otflred in Bing.-
• • I
hamton. •
Havinimade - arrangements to impoll their
En g lish Goods and purchase their American di
rect from inannfacturers, they can and will seal
CHEAPER. than' other establishment
and town! TheiC.stock is now very extensive, and
those wishing to pureffase are }nvited to call.--
The following are a portion of their leading ar.
tit;les,*viz:—Table knives and forks ; Tea do.,
carvers, forks and steels,*pen.and Pocket knives,
bread and Welter-do., hay and _straw do., scis
sors, shears, and razors, britannia tea and coffee
pots, silver and britannia lea and tab7o spoons,
silver plated, brass, and iron candlesticks, snuf
fers and trays, sOlar lamps, lard, and suspended
: damps, mantle-piece ornaments, brass and iron
andirons, shovels and- toxins, &c. -
Looking Glasses, arid looking glass plates, to.
gether with a general assortment qitousekeefk.
ing articles.
• - HOUSE TRIMMINGS, •
cansistinri of locks, latches, butts, screws,-brad
Insils, bolts , P.itunt yindow springs, blind fasten,
ings, shutter screws, and fastenin! , s, Sc.
A tfeneral assortment of tools for 'Carpenters
! and Joiners. Cabinet and Wagon Maket-s, Masons
and biacksmiths, eensisting dr planes, Saws, ham.
triers; hatchets, axes, adzes, chisels, augers, auger
bitty and hollow angers, anvi6, Bellows, vices,
patent drill machines, :sledges, stone hammers,
brick and plastering trowels, eross-euf mill and
'circular saws.'
-A splendid- assortment of Saddle and Harness'
makers' tools and trimmings. 1.
• FA IDOING TOOTS
?
Consisting of sliovelss spades, forks,rakes i seyt hes,
grain cradles, hoes, pick axes, iron bars, grind
stones, &c.
. Also, A:rents for the sale of Whittemore,
SquireS & Co 's Agricultural tOols,sueb as plowS,
hay and straw cutters, corn shelters, &c. • 1
Sole anti upper leather, morocco and sho j i)
;rimming, with a general assortment co.f tindin!rs,
wuotien ware,.. willow cradles,. wagons, chairs
and bakets of all descriptions.
Bar iron: and steel, iron axles and Stediprings
malleahie eas ,:jogs, _coach lace and trimmings of
all kinds, paintA oils, sash, gldss, putty, &c., all
o f which will h e so i,j at the lowest rates. Please
call and examine the - si, , ek for yourselves. .
Binghamton, Mardi I. .1851 • ' -
‘iiciu - 'ijorft -I.titi.ti,;:llfe4ts:•,
CASH. MISIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS.
NO, 333 Broadway. .dy;a , York.
-Vonopoly—Nasic at .Greatly
, .
. .
' skillful manufacturer. There is no doubt but
they Will be. appreciated by the public, and all ,
admirers of true merit.--Oscaktoosizrrxxx,-
.
I • For powerof tone, depth of bass, and trilliag-1
..
cy of treble, together .with accuracy of ;touch ;
they are equal to any autkel am acqurilaWwith
an& 1 cordially recommed th4m - to thoseoYhtMng
~e purchase.—V. e. TATUM. • . - -
Our friends will find at_Mr. Waters' store the'
_very best assertsnent of musk, and of pianos to.
be found hi the United - States; and wo urge (mr
southern and western friends to give him a call
whenever. they go to New . .York.Grahain's
libiOzine. ~ , • • •
I take great phi:more in pronouncing them iti:
struments oCoUperior qu,tlity, both - iis tette and
. touch.—AnGi;s.r GocxEL.
We consider them worthy of special attention, '
.:
from the resell:tilt and exceedingly musical tone
w hi c h. M r . Waters has succeeded in attaining.—
N. Y. .ifusicizi World cf. Times.
=
Tim 1101.54 Waters piano's are of superior
tone and elegimt finish.—N. Y. Christian - Aqui- '
ter. t
/ . . .
Nothing at the Stato Fair disylayed greater ex
.
cellenee. in- any department than the Piatio Forte
manufactured!by !Lome Waters, of this..eity.— 1
Cutineuitxx. 1 51. i
. I Horace Wdters' Piano Fortes are of full, rich,
and even tonC, , and powerful.-- N. Y. Musical
Recker. 1
..
I Your new Square Pianos, sir, are of inch a 1
Clearness and iequality of tonejthroughout, that
they.very successfully eolnpohiwith the volumi
nous and expressive Grand Pitinii.44Vandericeyde, 1 .
I The &lifer of the Sarownarßeptediean o Sa.
vannah, Ga., speaking of the Piano, Fortes kept.
by Messrs. J. W. Morrell & Co. of that city,
says: , . \
.
"It will be seen that their stock coMprises
strutnents of every grade or excellence, frolii.the
well known manufacturing establishments of
Chickering. & Sun, Horace Waters. H.' Worces
ter, Nunns and Clark, and Bacon and Raven.. It
might. well be supposedo.hat in so large. a col
lection there would be :some -very .fine instru
ments. But there is. one which, for beauty of
finish and richness and brilliancy of tone s .equals,
If it does not excel, anything, of the kind - we
have ever seen. It is from the.establishment of
I Horace Waters. Beingeonstineted of the 'best
dnd 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 keys are of pearl, and
the recess for the finger-board .is inlaid with
pearl, the legs arc most elaborately .carved,itrid
the whole instrument finished up In a -style of
great. excellence and beauty; . And yet its chief
-merit lies - in' the -power brilliancy. and richness,
of its tono, and the elasticity of its touch..."
Extracts from Editorials concerning C..GILBERT
-&
CO'S PRE:IiIIIM IFIOI.IAN PIANOS:
The - :Eolian Piano Forte is undoubtedly tho
most perfect musical instrument human ingenui
ty has constructed.. - Two instruments are blen
ded in one. The ,T.olian 'is .both 'attached and
detached ; so that the Piano may be played with
o r witheut it ; or, with one hand !the.- performer
may elicit the melodious strains :of the .tEolian,r
-and with the outer inYoke the harmonies'of the
Piano. The instrument which, ip the evening,
incited to the dance or aided. die-festive song,
-gives forth, in the morning, the pealing tones
which prelude and accompany the - solemn hymn
Mr. Waters' new. rooms are:very inviting to the
lovers of music.' But he has nothing - in. his
rooms equal in "beautyand completeness to Gil
bert's, rEolian•Piamo Fortes.—Mcrris & Willis'
Home Juurnul.
The variety' and beauty of the efletts can only
be appreciated by:tho.e who heat; these tnagnifi- -
cent instruments'at Mr. .Waters'lestablishment.
—.N. Y. Tribune.
• The 2E')lian Piano Fortes- sent; to the CrystalPal.ace from the, great ‘inosie rooms of Horace
Waters, have been proved to be unsurpassed by
all others in those qualities which the greatest
performers -most prize rening ? v v. •
The Pianos sold by Mr. Water. are very pop.
War. -The frau3eiv.ort: is . tnettallic and the ins,
truMent is . warranted to stand ani climate with
scarcely any Ileed or tunin g .-4_17. Y. Daily
'times
The invention of the new voices hai divested;
that instrument of its; harsher tones, ataYgiven us` 4 .
:di the purity and richnesc or eparlur
. srgan-
Evening ittlas,''Albapy„Y.
This admirable instrument iS - everywhere
p .
praised.—Christianileflector, Bosom.
The .flolian Piano is now the chief attraction
in all musical circles in the'South.—Alabama
Baptist, Marion. •
f. Extracts from testinMie:sTunc.erningS, D. &-
j H. W. SMITE'S CELEBRATED MELiIDIANS..
In an article in the .F'cbruary number of the
! Review; answering some inquiries in regard to
temperament mad e by " William W. jr., Brook
field, Vt.," I noticed a statement. that Prince's .
Melodeons are tuned in ‘ the equal temperament.
Sines that time I have examined a nuntber of :
Prince& Co's Melodeons. with special reftircnce
to the temperanient, and have not found Mie
tuned in equal tenmeramenf.' The temperament
in the melodeons'of Prince & ,Co.'s mutufacturel
that.l' have exnmined, appraiaches nearlT the.
Equai. - th,74 in th , ;Se of'Carluirt & .Needham. but
it is far from equal, ss any one" troubled with . n
niece ear," I Stink will decide, if they will try the j_
chords of F and F Sharp in succession.' • -1
A TUREii, Pullltedyi.VL
•
We are eery happy to stand correeted.tm this
point. We made tbe *tat own: alluiled . to ahf're
ou the authority oCa pr(ife ,, e4or of music in this
city, without bating observed hi reference to it
ourftives—a thing wn 'very ,seldom do.• We
-have sines examined. Princ- & Co. 4 t; !IfeladCons,,
and find "A Tuner" right. !rho' howerer,.that'
D.* H. W. Sulith's Melodeons, sold by Ifor
waters,- No. an IlroadWar, are tuned in the
are '‘
equal. ten.,
Messrs. S: ...
manufacturers of
Their instruments aru .
judgeh as superior in every .
monwealth.
- nerament.—N. Y. Musical Rer'ieti.
*ll. & 11. W. Smith rank as the first
the ,sletiodeon in this rthintry.
•econimended by the bent
-04pect.,--Botan Com
rtr' There is von in store
tablishn3ent en diffesrenttantl makes, of Piano.
five different makes of Me!odeqns.
r-§r Each instrument is guaranteed to give
entire satisluction or th? purchase. money tefun.
ded.
- Pergbne at a dsstance wishing to rinrebasn nill,
by forwarding their orders, have•their, wants as
well and as cheap/isupplied astbkgh perional
iy pro.sent.• - . 14)11 •
. .
I. - - - HYGEANA.' -....--: •
Broug)ii home to the. Door of the Milli.o,
•LA.
A WONDERFUL•Disiitivery has recent?: been made by
Dr. Curt is,ot.this el .y. In the treatment of Consump
tion, Asthma and all di.41:1151.$ Of the Lung. - We refer. to.
" Dr. Curtis" Ilygesna or Inhaling llygean Vapor and
Syrup." With this InW method D r..C. has restored many
a ffltdteil ones to perfect health ; no an evident* of which he
!has intinmeralde eeHibcates. • Speaking of the treatment,
a physic ian remart.P : M. le.evide a t that inhaling--cans cant
ly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal
properties must come in direct Centact with-, the wliole of
the anal cavity of the lungs, and-thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when introduced-10,p •
the stomach, and subjected • to the process of 'digestion.—
l'hellygeana I a fa F sale al all the - druggrstS throughout the'
Country.
' New York Dutchman of Jan.ll.-.
,
The Inhaler is worn on tbetrelit under the linen with
out the. least Inconvenlimcc—the heat of the body be og
aufficient to evaporate : the fluid. . - .
Unwired* of CASM of Critnlike the fattening might
be named. • One Package of Ilygerm has cured me of the
ASTIIIJA of EIX years standing.. .
4.1. F. Ver4berry. P. .if.qf Dentunnem,'Pa.'
.
I sin eared of the ASTHMA of lOyears standing by Dr.
Curtis' flygeane. , '
- Margaret .F.,:a4em, /3roOklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Paul of ITO. 5 lits mm ond St .. - N - .. Y., was cured at a
revere ease of Bronchetis by the Wiest:la. -- • - - ,-- .
My titter hap been eared of a DISTMEWING COUGIT_of
several years standing, and decided to be Incurable by her I
phyrlcians. She was cured In ONE. lIONTEL- by the Ily
gesua. , . ' .. ' - ' • - -
• -- •J. If .Guabert, P.N.; Rieinsond,
Trleethree Dollars a Plekage.--flold b► CURTIS & PER
KINS & SO YD & PACE, No. NUJ Chatibete St.. N. T.--4
Packages sent fr , ee b express - to . any part of the Untied
titatm - for Ten Dollars.
•N. It —Curtin' Ilyeeena le'the OfIeIGINAL and .ONLY
OKNUTNE ARTICLE, all . others ere bare frandtalinino or,
rile and I N.TURlOCS.etruutedelt Shun them ae Ton
would POISON. • • rayl.,...Tlischer St S., Athers.
mr /or Sale,by Abel Terrell, Druggist, Moo t rove,'git .
IHE subscriber is in constant receipt of Sere
. Goods, in his lino of business, nearly every
we e k ; The public will find lsis issortmeut No 1,
and his articles new -and of good quality. The
stock consists as usnal of - I
Drugs, _Medicines. Paints, Oils, . 1.
- 'Dye...Stuffs, Groceries,
Fancy-Goods. JeWelry, .
Perfumery, ' '-
Store at the lowei' end oflhe burned distriet.
• ABEL TURIW A LL •
Montrose, June 1,18.55
NEW YORK ADV7tBSII3NNINNTS
?sob( VISSCIIER & Scattes General Advertising
llouse,Appleton's- Building, 349,
- - . 4 14 4.4 8 -ar''fffitc-aYs
.. .. .. ~
J.: & .0 Elmira - r, Piano-Forte Mans.
V
- afitorY, . -..-
4 NI) Ware Room, Nos. 249, 45,'297, and
/A. 249 West Twenty-eight aeet, between 9th and loth Avenuee.llew- York' Mimi with,
'the iriolhan, and, all the best triodern
,impriye- - ..;
. i.
thents,,made of Ili* best materials, under. out
own sugervision ; a *rittert gnafantee given -44th '
every Plario. J. St.: a F. being practital men; „:„:,
"and man a fact uting
,Very -largely, Can, furnish -tile "
hest Pianos, on: lower terms than can be furnish.' '-
ed any where, and it is decidedly the best' place 1
to buy for e,i.11;•, Those desiring a good Piano;
and one that will stand' nd wear well, can't aGI:
boiler than to call on. IA -C. Fischer. • 43m9
"r - airbanks' Platicirni wad ,icoisutest
"- Sadao.; *-
VAIPLBANXS & Co. have rettibitf opened .
1. 1 . spat:arias IVitrehouse et 189 . 11rondway, Nevi-
Yorko'vhere thy Offer,-nt wholesale and retail, "
the must complete assortment of Wtighing
punt tti to be roil ud inthe 'United Statett. Among
the :alleles offerre4 will be fobn'd upWards "O r -
-sevetiti:tlilferent-triodifieationi FAIRBANK S''
Sca - t..ks. -Also a great variety of Barnaree, Jew- -
Drugglit's Grocers' mull - Other =lSettfcti;;::•. -
Sprint; Balances, Patent Bearns,Teater's.Weights
and itleaures, &e, &o.
HAY and COAL SCALES set in any , part of-
the country by experienced wor6en. • -
Orders by mail -or otherwise wilt - reeeiVe atten,t-
FAIRBANKS & Co., 189 Brogclway $l,- York
Im6. :
• Ire* . Store and .21 7 'em Gab*.
CO,rpets Cheaper than: ever!:
r MIE atiliscriber gives notice that - he bar
en the proteins,. NO. 39.4.1isdsen StreOte:..
Now York, where ho offers for ale,' elegant '
and choice lot of Three-Ply, • Ingrate, Venetian
and Hall f-.`sirpeting, Oil Cloths, stale, rods; 1; ugse '
-Druggets, >te.;.... Most of these goods have: been •
- bought at auction for. Cash only . And now al
low me ..to say—l id, Carpets were nnprecedently
high last year; 2d," They are about.2s, per
.cenf
lower this year, and. never during: the. -
"years that I have bec:n in business, have I - knowrr
them - so low; 3d, Most of the:old :,dealerai
haps all; have largo'stocks • bought , at halt , year'.
prices ; .4th, I shall start with a clena new; stecW
bought at this year's priCei; sth, My eaftenseir
arc very low - , - soo my Prices for example. Ingrda.
carpets ; all wool, 3s. 6d. - per yard; Double Scar. -
Vlt, - ditto - ,4s.,Superline, 58.,EXtra: 65.; -Thro.piy .
ditto, 81, and all others at equally - low-rates. • ..
.L RUGGLES.LANDON, 394 1-Itidaon St., • .1
(Between Haminersley and Clarkson Streets,
New' York.)-15m3--
CHARLES E. FOGG,: . •
C*JAMBE FURNITURE, : Bedsteads,
are s ses, . shstands, Enameled Sets. Lurk
ges; - Chairs, Pillo s, Counterpanes, 'dre w . , • .
.143 Pearl st:, Y., between
I 9m6 Bison and, Math:oll,4f.! •
New and,ValuableDiseliveir...
.
- Dr. - Ham Aromatic birtgoratteg . Spirit t .
This delicious beverage ,
.is to all in , -
eigorating Cordials, Schnapps, Nervines,
use, for the 'cure Of Dispepsia, Nervousness,
Heartburn, Drowsiness, Kidney Complaint, Mel-- ',
pelirium. Tremens, Intemperance., •
pa it-will invigorate andstrebgtheitibut Will not
intoxicate or stupefy. - • '
P
,ersons who have become . habituated to_Alts" • •
'excesive use of Tobacco, Opium and Spiritus:me
Liquers, will find • speedy and: pertnatimat relief.
ft ont,th desiie to use these - clestreYing ' agenti f
by taking a bottle or two *of ti&DeliciosS Neil.. •
eai ileveraLre.- . -. '
Weak cid. Sickly Faaliliee will find Dr. Rae" ..
Invigorating Spirit a qitick and - : cure -for-ail'
rculule•di fficul ties, it being a Re,gerer.itOres. ireir
as a Strengthener of the !turners System. .Each". . •
complaint that the Aromatic Invigtirating - Cpoher
is calcsilated to cure. is named on thr4,4lier•-•
accom pity ipg each bottle,. and. full direetionsfsie
use are a 1.,. 'minutely given. •
Prico• .51 'per bottle. Prepared by Dr. Darius -
Ham. - Principal Office, No. 2 Liberty Street; Nets
York, were whoiesale,orders greeld be addressed:
For sale by Drpg,gist throughout the united
States. / •
Sold by A. Terrell, Montrose; B. P. & K. It- •
Eaton.- I larford; Church &PhinnY,Dundeff;
`Scott, Great &Aid. .- - •
• •
• • Wrought Iron Pipe'
For: Water, Steam . and (las. Jamee 0. Morse"
. 4- Co., .No. 79 John Streel, New York, nia94:.
facturers and dealers in Wrought Iron Isis =
Thirteen different ,siies . constantly. on - •
.with Vs:lies. Cocks; Elbows, Tees; asd • evety
variety of fittings fur the'same. - Ashcroft's Stearn'
Ganges. - % 7 liistles, Oil tups, • dm. - Venters' fee'
Steam Engines, Steam and. .Force.P.umpS,l3oileir
Flues! l'uyere and Soap toiler Coils,' Seiti'vr
klnstes lit.;retvireg Machines. Builciings•Waria•-
Ste.iiii - ,and Lighted' by Gas: All - .orders:
for rvp:iiii; country orders receive prompt at."
-teqtion.. l.
O.' .11.. 4 Co: beg fo tbb attention of
owners of fa. tort'es; hotels, &e., td their, !Ulterior .
.Gaa' - Gcrieratiri;.! Apparatus, now in -US4 tit tho'
St. Hotel, New' York, 'Manchester,
Conti,Gr,E;it Barrington, 5 1ass.i - Rockville,Conn.,
and various other parts of the etiutry
f - ..24—.3m. •
.•
.
FIRE itoggs; ir IREvroliKsq !
, • .THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
..F.
r /VIE in subsc - ribers ar e . prepattik to turniith all '
1 articlestht. alwftvo Imo at - , ,
1 ! , VRE.-.4 i'LY ite.l7.liCED PRICPS..- . -
'Pair stock comprises, among other artleles: '
No.I Crackers, Extra Size do:, - TorpCdOes'iltoiriart'"
poodles, plain and colored, Roetetiilliati i oz. to''
2 lbs., do. do. , Vertical and•Pln.ctliebltti driksi.
hoppers, &o. Orders received as usdatraf Dike's?
Exhibition Works. 1 • •
.
, • • . _
\. . JOLLEY & TIEFtS; 1.
. (Successor to John N. Holbertono . . .
Mon bet urers of Fireworks, . .
-. 4 Maiden Lane..
• _ •
24—1 tn.
this es.
. .
Largest and Cheapest Stock of Dry Goetze Pi
' Nets - York..
kftTIES who are about to visit the city, are
P. t'ed to Lord' & Taylor's immense, es.
int, :257,459, Grand Street, corner
tablishment, . at their Other store, nowuum- -
Chrystie 'Street, ',;irific street, at both of which
bers, 47 and 49 Cato.: U times, moat attractive
Stores_ may be found, at.i. Shawls, Mantillas,
,Stocki of Fashionable Silks, 'a -..Lineas,Jko s i e ,:
Dress Goods, Flannels, Domestics, ' every:Other- .
ry, Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, anu ' nefings,
description-of seasonably goods; also
011 Cloths, Rugs. Drugge;s;&e., in great vat,.
to- all Of - which additions are' constantly bent
Made from foreign markets add' auction. ;_saft*
and purchasing on the UMstradvatangootts terms, -
we..aro enabled to sell at such remarkable .10Y
prices as to offer to our custoMers greater induce.
tnents than ' : • .
Now Spiing : Goods.
IBURRITT w4utd annonnee toisis friends
L s and. the • public that he is now Opening ,
an unusually large Stock of Sramo and Sl7M•'`
MER GOODS, inclAding aereat variety ofPrinta,
from 4clala, per yard : Plain and Printed
Lawni, - Delaines, Ginthams,: Brocade,
Black and Fancy Dress" Silks; Silk Dreis Tissues
and Bareges, l'oplins, &e., &c; with a attiverior
assortment of Silk, Broehe s Cashmere -and rhib.
btt Shawls, Mantillas, ParasolS, French taceind •
Straw and Silk Bonnqts, Bleb Bibb - ons and Flow.
cm, with .a large variety of other striPle and fan.'
DRY GOODS
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware; IrOn And Nails,
Boots and. Shoes, Hats and ,Capi, Carpeting,
Wall paper, painted Window Shad* Floor'..Oil
Cloths, Clock., stovk f , 'Oils 'and Paints, Platrgbsi
&0, &e..; in short„ the largest kind of. piles, of
rich and cheap Goods, too nutuerousle mention,
but : just the things to. purchaite; all of which' Will
be sold at the most reduced Prices- and 'en' ,the
moat favorable terms for cash, exchange,'
proved credit. T.-. •
N. B. Salt and Flour constantly on hand,
'New Milford, May 5,.1855.
TIAR - ABOl4--Lltvbf styles at •
ITT ' • -• C. ‘l 7 . 111:3171"0.
huts /S. 4-
100 Lack Dross &lilts aud Chapiteable,onoso
_LA. al low prises ...`
June