fairs in their own Aliay, without interference
from any quarter.'-.
Before any action was taken on the reso
lution the povention, on motion of Mr. Reilly,
of Franklin county, adjourned-sine die.
DEATH OF A CONVICT IN TUE INDIANA' PENI-
.
EFTIARY.-A - * iv 73 years of age died O.n Fri
stsd' eight last, of an affection of the heart, having
Permed on the day precious to his death his
allott task .in apparent good health'. He leave . '
a p ro perty valued at $lOO,OOO, and was inearcer
ated-for the period of two years for'ihe crime of
f or g.ery to the amount of $2.51 The chap tins]
. miserly in the extreme, denying to himself, the 1
smallest lixurv. beyond . the prison fare Of bread
and crater and beet's head 'broth. •..
_.. '
At the time of his arrest for the allepefor
gefy he was tendered counsel whe 'pledged them
selves-to clear him for a. fee of $5OO. To. this
the old man replied, that "if convicted, the sen
tence would only be for. heo years, apd he didn't
thing he cou'd make his expenses and two hun
dred and fifty drill: rs u yeltr out of the 'peniten - --
pry, and it would cost Wis nothing to live there,
end he vvould.save that much any how."—Louis.
rile JoUrnal.
•,/ ' gggY4
In Lenox, May 15th, POiLY LISS , A, only.
daughter of F.lisha and Icy a. Bell, aged 20
rears. ,
In this event the hearts of the parents and
friends have been most deeply 'pained. Ma
lissa was a most amiable young woman,belov
ed.by all her acquaintances ; mild and peace
able in her disposition ; confiding and hopeful
at all times. She had few faults :and many
friends. But all her virtues only fitted her
thus - coolly to enter her eternal home.
. lost our only girt at last! • -
She perished in the spring
When earliest flowers bpgati to bud,
.‘•
And earliest birds to sing ;
I%"ve laid her in the silent grave
A cold sod retreat,
A not;lelablet o'er her head,
And violets at her feet. -
:We veould that she were baa. again
•' In all het lovely bloom,
• Our joy and hope have followed her
Our hesrts are in the tomb,
We know that she is gone away, •
.• • We know that :she is fled, •
• .We miss her everywhere and yet
We cant think her dead!" .
English Lever Watches.
THill. subscriber has just received by steam
,ship Baltic another invoice of his celebratixl
Enllish Patent and- skeleton Lever Watches,
nikin ,, fourteen ditTerent varieties, in Plain and
Hunting cases, to which he would call the atten
tion of ail persons wishing to porcluise . perfect
time pieces. A. J. EVANS,
am Fellows' Hall. -
Vinghamton, July 17, 1855. • •.
BREASTPINS.—AIarge assordnent of Gold,
Cameo, and Mosaic Breastpins, just reeeiy
ew front tho iklanufaetory, A. J. EVAN'S.;
Binghamton, July 17. _
HAVER WARE.—A large ha of silver Fortis,
spoons, Ladles, Napkin Rings, just fin
ished and for sale.hy. .
I , A.. J. EVAKS,
July 17.
.Gold Chains of all weights and pat ferns.
SILVER PLATED - TA.RLE KNErcs.—Twelve doz.
more of these fine Table and Desert Knives
made to match silver forks, for sale - by
A. J.:EvAis.
Bing.hamton. July 17
BACK AGAIN. . .
ATI' wanderings , are oyer—tny journeying's,
.11 for-the present, hare an end.
I like the West—it is a charming country—
and I purpnse, ere lohg, to . dwell there; but, be
ing desirous of .leaving." favorable inressions"
behind me, shall remain a few lnont': at Odd
Fellows Hail: where.l hope to.see.a . great many
Gild friends, and a great many new ones—
All anxious to try the mysterious machine,
And look At thiqnselves "as by eth(l-6 they're
seen."
W. B. DEANS Dagueritetypist. -
_ Montrose, July': IS, 1855.
SherifVs Sales.
virtue-of a writ of Fi. Fa. issued ont of the
Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna county
and to me directed, I will expose to sale by pub
lic vendueat the Court. House, in MontroPt., on
Saturday the 4th day of Aug4t •
All that certain-pipee,or parcel of land situate
pan 0,
in the township of Oakland in said ~county,. arid
'hounded asfoilows,"to wit: - Beginriingat an oak
sspling on the north bank of the - Susquehanna
(river, thence north 3-4 deg. east 349 perches tar
a yellow oak lapling, thence, south - 80 1.2 deg.
east; 104 8-10 perches to a white oak tree,thence
south 3,4 deg. we. 4-250 6-10 perches to the cen
tre of the highway, thence - north."i6 deg. east 4 26
4-10 perches to .a stalA, thence . south. 3-4 deg.
west 34 perches to the Susquehanna river,thence
down said river as it winds and turns to the
.place of beginning, containing 233 acres 'wore or
less . With the appurtenances, 3 framed - houses:-2
barns, a small orchard and about 75.. acres im
pr owed, being the same land recently conveyed
to Thos. Jackson and 11. C. Godwin and.fornier
lv occupied by Daniel Van Antwerp, Chas. New.
fiery, Martin Wade and Elijah 'Westfall.
Taken in execution atothe su4 of Jared W.'
Graves - vs. Jilin'. B. Scoville. •
Also by virtue of a like writ vs. Plaintiff for
costs, all that certain piece or pareel of land sit
uate and being in the borough of Susquehanna
Depot and bOundesi as 'follows, to wit -10 n the
.1 -
north east by land of Benj. Palmer, on the east
by lands of Robert Nichol. on the south by lands
of John Satterly, and on the northwest/ by the
public ,highway, called Main street. being abhut
25 feet in front, and abopt 60 feet from. front to
rear, with the appurtenances; one Bowling Sa..
loon 'and all improved.
Taken in execution at the suit of Martin AA;
ley vs. John. Barnes, jr. • .
P. P.:HOLLISTER, Sheriff. .
Montrose, July k 7, 1855.-29W3.
Strayed or.Stolet •
FROM4iie pasture of the' subseriber on .or
about the' 15th of May last, a Red yearling
Steer, ( with whiteface; tip of his tail white, a
little white on his feet, and some white on the,
belly. Whoever will return said Steer or give
information where he may be found will be lib•
erally rewarded: '
• OW EN EVERS,
Silver Lake, July 10;1855. • • * 28--3 w.
NOTICE
.
Is hereby given that application will be .made
at -the next session of the Legislature. for
the charter of a Bank ; . to be called the Farm
ers 4. Mechanics' Bank. Located at. Busy uehanna
Depot. Susquehanna County, Penn's. The pur
pose and object of the Bank is for discounting!,
and depc.sit. With a capital ,of $550.000 00,
with tho.privileze of increasing to $lOO,OOO 00.
- Susquehana Depot, Penn'a.
July 9th, 185.5. 28-6 m.
Auditor's Notice.
Susquehanna County. B*.
The undersigned having been appointed by
by the Orphan's Court of said County, an Au
ditor:to distribute the assets of tho estate of
Frances Richardson, deeeased, among the heirti"of
of said estate, will attend t the duties of his ap
pointmentort his office in Montrose, 0% Friday, the
3d day of August next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at
which . time and place all Persons bavin — g claims
against said estate will present them or. be for
eyer barred from coming in 'upon the fund of the
same:
WM. 3. TURRtLL, Auditor.
ionttUse, July 2,1855. ' 26--4 w
Now Goods Cheap for Cash.
C - W. MOTT has just retived another lot
J. New Goods, such' as Challis. Barge Do
tains, De Bagcs ; Ginghams, Collar*, Embroidery.
Lawns, &c.,4 c. WLOCII Fib orrEn4 AT VERY LOW
rams. SUMMER SHAWLS. a new lot ;set
received--beautiful patterns at very low price
also CRAPE awl BLACK SILK SHAWLS
es kno as the tOteest.
- June la
NEW §TORE
,I • .
&MT) VIEW? itt-z.e130.5.
A •GENERAL assortinent of Staple and Fancy,
Xi Dry Goods, Grecerics,Hardware, Hat% Caps
Boots and Shoes, Wall Paper, DrUgs, Dye Stutra,
Paints and Oils, &c., which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest for Cash or approved credit by .
H. 31. JONES.'
Itarford June 1, 1855'. -
BLACK Grade Rhirtu,Silk of excellent
ties at , - , 11.11. JONES";
June 1,1855. •
J 3.
ROCHA And Cashipere Shawls, at all prices,
also . a 11.4 Mantillas by H. M. JONES..
Jane 1, 18 5 5. .; - •
EADYIo Clothing, at low prices by
it, 1, •
H. ti. JONES
Juno I, 1854.
ADZES 'find a great Variety of Bonnets
d Rildions at H. 31. JONES'.
;June 10855,
A)VNS, Burge de Lains and Gina.
hams'at • IL 31. JONES".
.June 1, 1855.
r mBROIDERIES acid Window Drapery at
•11 N. JONES".
June 1, 18.5.
A good aißmitnent of, Mints and Shoes at
fh 51. JONES'
June 1,1855., • !!
. .
IXTEEN Ibs, .of G(4)d :li.u•keft:! tor pile
lar i 6 cii•h. by Ili - 31. JONES.
June 1,1855. . •
r 1 1F: best qUaljty of,i%laN it 51et's por pound,
foiistile by lii 31. .JONES: .
June 1. 1855. • I
.
JUST receivin fresh nuppl}•lof, fine Ay.laton
Salt at
.11.1 M. * JONES;
• Juno ;, 1855.-1 - . -I i
•
• :. . LrK HER E.
,
best testy .—A rood assortment of the
best kind in Matket. Also Table Knives and
Forks.'
SPOONS..SIL'v:R. Silver Pi:tied:Germ:in Silver.
Albrata and Britannia-ware Spoons'. Also nll
kinds Of Butter Knives.
VioLts.STnixqs, Bows, and all the fixtures,
Violins, Ace'ordetips, Flutt:s, Tuning Forks, Sze.
• ; FLUID I. ;airs, gluid.Catnpliene, Candles, Lamp
On. &e. • p . .
PA M11:17 erllOC4 - iliEa. ' —A full. assortment, new
and good. ''.- I. . .
~.
OF:Lt S A !CD .l'ij T F. NiT 31Eracists.—A first rate
assortment and-gt;•nuine.
-' PAINTS AND Otis.--iA general asssortment, and
ofigoOd 'quality. ti; i
,l Exvimnf.—A;'fipletidid Variety, of the neatest_
paterns. ti
. ,fi 1
s . N
1
FANCY
,GooDsP--NiNirly , everything • in this
branch. 1 - -.-
. !
PEltrUMEnli. h --ti C i ipri ,
eC variety.
" (New suppliesi*eceived nearly every week.) -
In short, tie:alit evrything persons want, and
cheap, at the vari - 61y store of
Y . , A. TURRELL
1
3iontroscr. Juneil:l,:lBs,s.
A. 0. W
WOol!A 4 7001: ! W 001! !!
1 00i'QUNDS wanted ;t the Farm
-010 'Exchange for which the
highest tn4et plyttie will he pall in Cash ht
- : A, LATHROP & CO..
June 12,18551 ;1
.
s. _ • 81,90 - Reward.
Q ;TRAIT]) or 'stolen, a liver colored. Pointer
C.1.;D02. The allure reward will be paid to any
on6 l re:on:linghit* to the store of
1 • A. LATIIROP & CO.
i •
Jpno• 21, 1855. i
SPRING GOODS.
ASdperier; ijust received, and now ofrerinLY,
at the lorescash prires for approved cred
it or Ready pay, by
!tiny 1.
GIIOCEIOESIoftOI kinds, at prices that can :t
be .beafi Syrup—first rate article at 4
Call and e xamine the sink before parchasiniz, if
you lik-i;11 :0 !MVO the 4. rellny. .. --
• i
, •
C. W. MdTT.
, vt ,
June, 13. 1
,
Bonnets at Reduced Prices.
PURRITT, will sell his remaining stock
'w Silk, Lawn,and Straw Bonnets. a good
assort ~ent,at rtduced prices, to close the business
4.,17 t suason,—many of them at
New Nilinra r Juni , 18,1R55.
.
.0 . Sheriff's Sale.
. .
•
Br Tirtueof .4 •rit of Ler. Fa., iSfl , lef9nt. of the Court of
A— , Co:ninon Pier..., of zi ii.4 , o.hAnrit Cuuut v. an.l . to nit• di-'
rected, I will r xpose.to publie eft" 04 the prern.• ,, s. at
the Itryhrit.llouse. i., Great Bind tow,p%hip„ oo Friday,
the 27ttiu.4.1itly, inst., at 2 fk:sine[ P.M.— • '
An that certain piece or panel of laiid sitntae
in the Vilhige of Loder,Wille in Great Bond town.
ship anti in the county of Stsquehanua. bounded
and degcribed as follows, to wit: Beginnin , at a
point in the southwesterly line of the Great,
Reed and Cochecton ttirnolke, the southeasterk'
side otla large chestnUt. (Tee, at a coner of lan . ci
heretofore conveyed to the New York & Erie
Raildrund Company, thence south 41 dvg, and 30 .
mill •wi-st along the line of said railroad Co.',
land about 114 feet to a corner . thereof. thence'
northwesterly, along the line of : s said*coutp:rny'A
lands about 18.2: feet; to the northwesterly shit;
of a loeust tree with-two trunks about-7 foct
from said line. thence north 51 3-4 deg. east, about:
213 fefee;to the. tine of said turnpike 4
Lie north' ,
westerly side Of a pate post, thence south 7 de;!..
cast along the line of slid turnpike 179 1.2 feet
to the place Of beginning, containing six-tenths
of an acre Of, land More or less, now erected
thereon a large three *tory tavern house, known
ps the " Bryant Houso" with a large b.irn, shed
and -stabling, ice house and out housesi and all
improved.
- .Taken in execution at the snit •of Lowrie
Green vs, Chas. G. 1 - IPrt.
F. P. MUSTER, Sheriff,
Sherifrs Office, Mon tins%
f = -Trily 3, 185;5,
i
,
, ..
•
- NOTICE
mHE sub,i•ribersit4 the stock of the Sus•que
hanna Ilrid ! !e C(iffipang, will Inect zt I.Vm.
Skinnee's saloon, in lite village. of Sn'Squeltanna;
lott Thurslay the
for
day of July inst., at one
O'clock, P. M., fur thel purpose of organizing said
corporation, and'electing its officers ac4--ording to
law, &c. ;, : ~ / ' , • -
THO AS JACKSO.'T,
. , 1 . ./ Ni B. SCOVILLE,
..
. C. GODWIN, . -
•
. , . .L. P. HINDS,
F. A. WARD.
Inly 4,:1cL55(' - ' -
~,,
Lanesbeko Furnishing Establish=
e
E
„
rill HE suiksc—riber k m
eeps nt.
constantly on hand
I- and . will make to order, • Doors, Blinds,
Windows aid Aiindow.Sash, Door and WindoW.
-Fri:nes, anitall 13ther. articles made of wood and
used in buildinir. - . , Blinds painted and hung on
short notice. Glaris of all sizes, equalities , and
quantities fot sale. • Flooring plained and match
ed at from SI6 - 4O B:lo,per 1,000 feet. Turning
diMe -to order: = Also a general assortment of
113 .'. .-. • .CABINET WARE. ,
-• ..
. uredos, Tables and Mande, of all varieties.—,.
Chairs, 'Bedsteads, - Settees; &c., &e. Coffins,
ready . fliade or made to order on the shortest no
.
bee. , , .
•
-Good Pine, Cherry' or Wbitevrood lurnirer, and
grain Dr Xil kinds, taken , in exchange for the
above. .
OrTra n ys--Ready pay or three months tithe
with approtled credit. - -
All order il addressed to me will receive prOmpt
attention.
.JACOB TA YIAR.
Laneaborh, June 18, 1855. . 25--:-6m.
LL kind s of Country Produce wanted: such
118 Butter,lEggs, Lard, than's. ;lock*, &c. dtc.
' • i . C. V.MOTT .
Jutie 13.
Patent Horie Rakes
sale at the Farmer's Exehantre by
iLATHROP, & co.
June 260855. •
C. W. MATT.
A. LATHROP & Co
STORE IN lIARFORD!
G. W. SEYMOUR - It CO., •
IF'ERRE to call . the attention of the public
JL/ to their stock of ' •
GOOXIA
Now arriving at the old stand of S. SETWOCR, In
. the village of Harfnrd.. •
OUR GOODS
AR E SEW; have been bought for cash, care
fully selected, and Will be sold cheap: :Give- us
a call before purchasing. Our stock consists-of
DRY GOODS,
- GROCERIES, •
HARDWARE. •
CROCK ERY, •
IRON, NAILS, •
&C.,
A variety is full as is usually found fit country
Stores. '
G. W.SEYMOUR & Co
Ilartord, May 10, 1835.
NEW GOODS CHEAP '
at the Head of Navigation. •
rME,' undersigned rn t iespeOt fully announces
1 • to - the puidie that he is still sealing Goods
at the old stand, and that ho has an entire neck•
stock -
which will be sta id
chcizp,
. C. W. MOTT.-
Montrose, May 31. 1P.5.
. .
To' Dairymen. '
J 3 UTTER wanted. The lii.uhr;.it market
pri
cc will be paid in cash liar good Dairy But.
ter, by
Juno 36th, 1855
PATZNT YlEDffers't ENCI.
ABEL
Montrose, Pa.,
DRUGGIST, AND AGENT,
FOR. ALT. THE roruLAni
OF . THE D.Y. 7
CO:I edi don..tantly Received
C ASH paid for Land Warrants..
D. -R. LATIIROP
June 21, 1855
~.",kherlistincnts.
Arrangements fo,: the 4th of July
at Binghamton.
TC;nntnittve . of Arrangements hare - up.
_L poul 101
•
4 SHEPARD - BROVAERS
-A committee to supply the wants of the citizens
bf Su..quehatina county kith every thing in their
live, as they are this weeli recetviwz in addition to
their stock, as 'cheap and good an assortment ot—
tltrware,. PorcelainWrlrc, Clocks," Bird Cages.
Glassware, LookinGlat:ses..&e., &e., as were
ever /Weil ed in town. l'h v y aiil sell
PORC LAIN
,
A Tca Sett of CS pieres:Nmsistia7 of 9 cups and
Saucers, 9 plates, each, tour . sizes, Cc., &e., of
the best Procelain or Chinaware, ever manufae
-x
tuned Tors7olo. •
• CIAOCK%•'
Eight d:ty Gothre style, Iron
Frotit!3, fur 5,00. Thirty hour Cleel:A, Nyarranted,
for 81,00.
-!` Clock and IT'atcli .R pairirt~'
HARDWARE.
Ira ! ";n g an,i llarzysi Tools."
Nails per hundred lbs. 81.50. Tea . SPobns, dou
lilt, plaited, pr German Silver, per Sett, ti,11,00
Door and House : Tritmnin:rs, and Furnishina
Goods, a eotaplete a.sortlmmt. Cutlery 41f all
Saivs, Planes. Axes, Shovels. "&.,
Bird Cages, posilict/y none bvtter made.
•• 73 tr. ZS IL 170"" E It
Manti.e Pieces; from:sl2,oo to $125,00 each:, far
superior to ma . : bk. C(,nw, see and be convinced.
In the New Exchazir*e Bock, next to ate: - .n's
- SiIk:P.IRD Baurmuts.
Binr 's iumton, June 23. L 855.
•
Sniall Profits and Quick Returns
SPRING -GOODS. .
NELSON a: PRIEST,
CORNER Store, U.l.iyette Block. Binahimton,
Y.:'nrt. row reccttingdti~r iilei r SPRING
STOCK of all kind, of Dr.; .Good, t..i,iisisting in
of
Prinis, l Merrimaek, Cosheep, B..lln's Dutaeli's
and Siira , nie's.. frign (11 to 3s a yard.
Blea , :led and Unbleael:ed, all styles
and widl lis, front 5 cent:, to .2.1) cents.
Sliootiligm and Pillow• Cihse Cot,taa, ull widths
int) Drives.
Piog Lancaster, French,
frcitn 12 1-2 to 25 -
Detiiit's from 10 to 12 1-:24:etals
ticks from 9to 20 .6:rit.44. •
- - -
• Apron . Checks, 10 tai 30leents.
Fancy and Plairs a tine aysortfnent of
Spiing Styles at all price.q from 56 1-1 cents to
!.dounlin de Lanes, Plain 'and Figured all wool.
and < wool and cotton, all Prices from 10' to .7.5
cents a yard.
Linnens, the best make. rh ,. ..fip Embroideries,
Laecs, Damasks, Curtain Muslin,, &c.:
Sietwls,a splendid 'assortment et Spring Styles,
aWprices', also' Mantillas, Dress T:imming, and
evre other articl'e in their line. Also:
Goods for Men's and Boy's Wear, a_ fine as
soffmt;nt of Kentnekv Jeans, Cassimeres, Cloths,
Satinetts, Suspenders, &rt., &c. •
Table Linens, Napkins, &c.,
Our goods Nave . been lwught at the
late large sales at Auction, in New Yoil:,•we
cart and will sell them at very low prices, and
we; only ask you to - give us:h - call and judge fur
yoUraelves. •
, • NELSO N & PRIEST
Pinghamton, May 10, 1855.
AWNS—Printed 'and Plain,- Aline assort
ment just received, - ellelp at '4
NELSON & PRIESTS
13 AREG.ES, new Desi ! , , ,ns, all colon., Plain &
Printed—very ;ow at - . N. &P. • .
CHALICE—PIain and Printed, light colors ti,t,
N. & P.!
1711BROIDERIES—Some" elegant Setts
4
Sleeves and.colars, very cheap at •
TlO ( S i ; r l t. E w i s tit s 3 e le .;n l :l
7;;nda.sy,h!!..
pARASOLS—A fine assortment—all prices.
Barege De Lains, new and elegant designs.
Prints, Some new and fine patterns at 4cls.r-,
Mantillas, an 'elegant assortment, 'all prices and.
very low. Dress Trimmings. splendid new styles
Moire, Antique, &e. NELSON .& PRIEST.
Binghamton, May 10,1855.
•
Dry Goods and:Carpots at Cost
WICKEIA3I & BENNETT have on hand n
large and well selected stock of -F oreign
and Domestic - Dry Goods and: Carpets, einls-s- -
Ono' 'almost every article in the. Dry Good's line
ever brought into the market in view of the short,
crop of cash -on hand; we have concluded• to
offer them for sixty days from this date at cost.
Those persons. to whom we !lave formerly Bold
Goods wilt at once see that this is 4 rare oppor
tunity and one which should be embraced
im
nediltely. To those who have never favored us
with a call %rewound ear try us once and you
will be convinced that this is the place to Fair,
chase' Dry Goods, and Carpets. Our; stock in al
ways replete with : fashionable and seasonable
Goods and are determined t s keep as good a va
riety to 3 can he found in this section of the coun-,
try, and sell at prices which cannot fail to
please. : • -
%VICKHAM & BENNETT.
Binghamton, Jan. 30, 1855. • '•
a - 11. &.D. SA IRE
N. &. P.
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
AND
•
CARPETS!!
Great Reduction in Prices tit the
ONE PRICE STORE.
1 - 1 . C. BACON has. the. pleasure of afinoune-
Ill• ieg, to his Custotnerk that he has just • re
tureed from the Eastern Markets with one of
the largest and most excellent assortment of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS'
ever opened in this market, which for beauty;
Variety and style cannot,be surpassed, whi c h 1 1 4 e.
ing been purchased fer,cash at auction and else,
where at auction prices he will sell them cheaper .
than they were ever before offered id this or any
ot,ner market West of New York city.•
Ills rich and splendid assortment of -
DRESS SILKS
is always acknowledo,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 varyim: from 37,1-2 ct's t o 825,0
per card, together with a„great variety of •
BRILLIANT JET BLACK SILKS,
True Satins, &e., selling at least :20.-per cent
less than the cost of importation.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
An Immenso assortment of Silk, Crape, 'Met,
Cat'ilonere. :Cterinog, Brodie
,and Summer Shawl'.,
from $3l to Sao, together o, ith neßplendid varrety
of Black and. Colored
. mANTI LLA S,
of all the fashionable patterns: Sace, Silk and
Embroidered, which will be sold rhenier than ever
before.
DRESS GOODS
De Llins from 6 1-4 az; to 37 . 1.2 tt'ts per. yatd:
, Plain, Plaid, Striped and Figured. . Musline, Bril
-1 liantes, Challks, Bumbazinea, Cliatibras, Ging
and Drilla,
from i".ic'tg to 25 e't, per yard, andel`Ntltiew style
i•econs•tttittly ou hand :tt th lowest,pris: •
:• • •
Ilibbonels by the pele.2.. or yard will be always
in our stock for. 31illiai-rs and retailer*,
EMBROIDERY
The richest and lar! , • e4 asLortment oCEinbroidery
eau 'always be seen at 12. C. Baeon's,at the lowest
prices. blernisetts, Collars, Sleeve s s, Skirts,
Infants' Waists, &e.., of •t cry fashionable style,
together with
English •
. N'ateneeinnes, •
- Guipure. anti •
•
Brussels Laces
GOODS.
•
of nil kinds: Irish I,'-nens, Linen Ilandkerebiers,
Tal - dt . Linen and envers of ail size*. Napkins,
Dot•li. , Linen Sheeting and I'lllow C:ise 'Linen
from alttion at prices below ail comp. tition..
-The attention of honse-keepers iv parti - culifely
invited to our t:toel of Curtain Goods, among
whiOtmoy be round .
Lace Curtains,
Brocatelles, .
aitd everything in this line -of goods, which can
not fail to please in fabric, style or price
DOMESTIC GOODS
Bleached and Brown Sheeting frornthe Cd grade
up to the finest gunlitie.4. Tic.tkiggs,
Striped Shirting,
Apron Clieck . s. Ginghams and
Prints, from 5 c'ts to 12 I=3 ets per yard: and
ali kinils - of Cotton Goods for men or buys'
flair Cloth Shirts, Grass Cloth. Skirts,
vvry rich ai34ortmcnt
More Antique, M.)sm G:*mns, and all
dc,:eriptions of Dr ets and Mantilla Triiiimimr, and
ereryiking beiongit to th,•: Dry Goody' trade'
cut:toniers may , b:• wire of finding at 13acon's, if it
can be found in NOV York. •
C.IRPL;TS!, CARPETS
Since the recent TienzenLus Fu3 in the price of
Carp time. we II:4 purchased and have now on
th ind most beautiful' assortment
of CARPETS cti exhibited in this rci,zion,-at
prices fully 30 viricent. less then they eould be
sob! for the Lst ye4r. All those who'are in want.
of Carpets are itititcd to our • '
1. ••
. CAit.l'ET-,1
1. u . ......f1ey ~ill be pel,g,,t v ,
ehe.l)sne,,s - of the :4ri.‘041 pa
that ....) zoui:a t:,:try'9t can
I , . ptu-rot-tx, 1 ..._ ,H
Three IPly, - 1
Intrain. I
Urlion,
Co
Carpetin2s from 1(I• is pet i
Fl i 7 and 011 (slut!
e6wa - 2.!•• •
K. C; !Satan wwild
tner4 who tiavil. no t :dread:l
quaitittal with the that.
the :..tore focally 4.1., - •upleti
cppa. , .ite Cot tt
new 1 ! !acli erected last
the e4r.r,l, and Ifavinsh mce
i.. n t 4; L d , plz.r.,s;u2t !. - tre th.
n?; out 'ien • • •
.huveis than hero,tof
'rater in‘ltiet.nwnts 10
and surh ai ran but be
tted 1k all those - who arc
apprei•i:th,d, and act:
eutnpktcrit judges.
Ntiv Excharve.B
•
NEW HAS, , W.
1•4 - 3tivFE & KNIV.UI
the ;Mention oftlie el
na ceimly, to their :few
ment of'
HAR 01, • .
WAR.E
-
I
Ceinpiisimi almost l .ry article usually, kept in
similar establishment vvhich they will sell at
such prices as muz! - tisfy all who may favor.
them ;with their pdtr .age. Their goods were
pUrchased at the' le , A, t. market prices, and are
warranted to be of tl:t b...st quality. Call and
examine for yourSel:4, it will cost you nothing:
AVe think all will be r:tivineer: that this is the
phi l' e! t 0 ,1.1 Li! 000 DS C.:REAP—
pot Cheap
6! or ,1:. .
::.-y'Remetaber tio),, place, No. •10 LaFayette
ithiclf, 3 doors east of the Chelan:lgo Bridge,
Court Street. Binghamton, N. V. •
M:irel► 1, 1855.
.. . Phyfo Bt. Knowlton, i
JTEND to keep constantly on hand n.!variety I
of .Nails, iron. steel, mprilgs, axels, table and I
pocket cutlery, butcher, bread, and shoe knives,
razors, shears, scissom, swab - ere. and trays, coal
hods, shovels and funs, stair rods, coffee mills, i
- wheel heads, enameled 'sauce pans and kettles,
vices; ancils,smiths' bellows, screw plates,sled , s z.
es, hammers shoVels, spades, scoops, ehains,lead
pipe, sheet lead, pump chain and fixtures, straw
cutters, eorn-shellers. sausage-cutters. metal and
wood faucets, horse brushes, combs, cards, rope,
cordage, tiles, rasps, bells, tacks, brads, copper
ri%'ets and burs, sand-japer, braces, bitty, augers,
gitublets screws, hinges, gate hangings, curtain
fixtutes. hooks. staples, bolts, hasps, wood, min"-
era! and white knobs, tnineing.knives, door
. springs, thermometers, wire, malleable castings,
,mill, X cut, 'wood and hand saws, firmer, inOrtice
and framing chisel. gouges, - wrenches, bench !
screws, levels, saw frames, auger, saw, plane and'
chisel handles, axes, hatchets, ave.hOves brush-
I es, oil , stoness: whips': 'pad, fill, elwst .and door
f
locks, castors, sad irons, eandle.sticks.uncsolay_
knives, glue.
,glue kettles, spouirs. saddleeg silk,
tasselS, 3:..c. &c., anti- a stock of b ilders - ' ria,J.
ware and Carpenters' Tools, uns rpassed' for
1 cheapness in-this section of countr .. Call and
see. Don't forget the' place, No. 10, Lafayette
I Block, 3 doors East of the Chenang,i Bridge,
Court stre4t... ' • .
:Binghaniton, March 1, 1855.
. .
TI LL SAYS, warranted, at
AL • PIIYFE & KNicoWLTON'S
Binghamton, March 1, 1855.. - •
SPRING, tia X LE% OF
CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS
'TOW in Store alar g e Stock, of new patterns
of CARPETS from-the recent heavy auc
tion sales at a g reat reduction in prices. Bar:
g aine.for purchasers. And such ele g ant styles
that all must be suited. Remember our Carpet
rooms are on'the second ficmr, of our Crockery
and House Furnishing Store Sow being extead.
ed one hundred feet in depth, making it the most
extens iv e in-the Village. ; J. . H. DE PEU.
Binghamton, March 15, 1855.
in peat varivq,
Curtains,
LOOM .
d with the beauty mid
ltterns, anti astonished
sold so cheap.
and Hemp
yard and upwards:—
llrurraetts,
‘•
m use 4) os eus 0.
made themselves ac.
he kis removed from
by him in' Brigham
e, to the . eorvr of the
summer next east• 6t.
I larger, more conven.
formerly he is pre
Oppns;tion to ..ifono,o—..ll - asic at Greatly
reduced Puke. '.; .
Noewithstunding the curril;Litriion of music deal. •
e..r.s to title!) up the prices of non-copyright -Wa
sh!, agailsl the interest of natire comp:;sers - ,- and
their refusal to extend to Mr: Waters the eourte
-sies of the track, lie is tnahing inunense sates—
having abundant evidence, thLit . he has public
countenance and support, in his oppos'ition to the
GREAT Moxueotx, arid in his efforts to aid NA-
Tmr. TALENT, and to adopt the NATIONAL CUIt-
CENCI% lllS'stOck" . )f .I:M.6l:an and Eurepean
manic is itirluene, a id the catalogue of his own
publicatio . ns is one et the tris - 4 - i's/ and best stri,!ct
ed in the United States. Ele has also made a
Great RedUctinw,in the prices of Pianos, Melode
ons and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Su
perior toned 6 1-2 octave piatios-f0r.81 . 75, 8200
and $125, interior of , es gcfigi viality, and instru.
merits as strong and as (hirable as thOse - which
cost :500.. Pianos of every variety of style:and
price up to $lOO, comprising those of TEN differ,
ent manufactories: among them the celebrated
modern inn/mired Ilort:tcr. IV.t . rEns7 . PLOos and
the first . premium zEoLtAN PIANOS of T. Gilbert
&Co.'s make, (owners of the :_Eoliali patent.)---.
Second-hand Pianos at - great bargains. Prices
front-840 to $l5O. Melodeons from five differ.
cut manufactories, including, the well known S.
D. .R. H. W. Smith's melodeons, (tuned the equal
temperament,)the best nuke in•the United States.
Prices 845, $75. $lOO, $ll5, $125, $135, and
$l5O. ' Smith's Double Bank Melodeonii, $2OO.
• Ecah piano and melodeon guaranteed... The best
terms to the trade, schools, 4-c.: 12 1-2 per cent
diseoutit to clergyman and churches. .• Aktiorders
Promptly attended to. Music sent to :di parts
of the country, post-paid, pt the reduced rates.
General and select cataloguei and schtidule of
prices of Pianos forwarded to any addr, ss free
of charge. , - • 1
RE STORE.
'OX resi)cetrully c 11
tizons of S t i s quan_
Ind extensive assort-
Crockery, Ginss-Wrire, - nil Home-
Furnishing Goods. •
T IL DE PEU would call tho attention of
• purchasers to his extensive -and varied
•stAck of GOODS for the Spring trade; consist
ing of every article desired by 'housekeepers and
would.cspeeially solicit a call from those fur.
nishing anew. As our! attention is Tarticularly
devoted to the wails this class, we are able to
furnish them with a. complete outtltand we
would advise all to look through the assortment
before purchasing elsewhtrre. Remember DE
PEU keeps 'Crockery, Looking-Glass s, :Carpet
in, Oil-Cloths, - Wooden and Willbw Ware,
Spoons, Cutlery, WindoW-Shades; Lamps, Cur
tain,Tritinings„China ware, Fancy Baskets,Bird
Cages, Tovh, Japweed and Tin Ware, Feather
Dusters. dtiese Feathers, Mats. &c.,&e., at the
LOWEST PRICES! .1. 11. DEPEU.
Binghamton, March 13, 1855. • •
- GREAT BARGAINS
117 URI( GOODS.
W. N. WILSON, & CO.
13,ETURN their warmest acknowledgements
.It, to their customer in Stmaehanna Cotinty
for past favorz , , and invite attention to their stick
of .
Wow Spring Goods, -
just opcnt•d, tsh eh they propose. to ieplenisli
weekly from AUCTION, and the cheapest cash
Houses in thc. City. -
The stOck embraces every variety of Staple
:mil Fancy Yankee Notion,:rrunks,
Traveling Bags..4-e. All or which they will f:11
extremely Cl IF:AlEfor CASH.
PedhirT, and other:wholesale buyers will find
it greatly to their advantage to give them a‘e3ll.
:The Ladies will find an excellent assortment
of Dress Good4,Emhroideries, Thread Laces, and
Trimmings of all kinds, front AUCTION at very
low rites
W. N. VaLSON, &CO.
Corn c>; of Court . and Water Sts.)
N:Y., April 5,1855.
New Arningethent at Gregury's
lir.ifzi). WARE STORE! -
el W. GREGORY JUDSON SMITH,
having_formed a enpartrwrship •the
purpose of conducting the Hardware - business in
all its various: branches., would rgspectfully in
corm the people of Sustplehanna .county that I
they are now iipening at GrL:gory's Old Stand,.l
opposite the Exchange. Hotel, 12 doors from' the
Binghamton, N. Y., the largest, cheapest, ,
and best stuck of Hardware ever offered in Bing
hamfon.
liavin,* made arr..figements to import their
goods red purchase their American di
rect from manufacturers, they can and will sell
GiII:APEIt than any other estabViment.in
town! Taeir stock is now very extensive, ,and
those wishing to purchaser are ?&. - ited. to
ftiilLiwing are a portion of 'Their leading ar
ticles, viz r---Table knives and forks,. Tea do.,
earvers; forks and steels, pen and pocket knives,
bread and' butcher do., haw and \.StraW do., scis
sors, shears, and razors, Britannia tea alid,eofroe
pots, silver and britannia tea and. table . .spoons,
silver plated, brass, and iron .earidlesticks, snuf
fers and trays, solar lamps, lard; and - suspended
lamps, mantleTiece ornaments, brass find iron.
andirons, shovels and ton7s, 4e.
Looking Glasses, and looking glass Oates, to
gether wi;11• a general assortment o 1 housekeep.
articles.
• • HOUSE- TRIMMINGS,
con4stin , r of blek , ;', Intelles, hilts, screw, brad
bolts, vaunt wincii•w spring 4, blind lastvn
ings. shituvr -4Crt•WS, and fastenings,. &c. •
A ( , eneral asscirtnient of tools for Carperders
and Joiners. Cabinet and 'Wagon Makers, Masons
and bileksoniths,eentsistinr , of planeS, saws, ham.
hatchets, axes;adzes, auL , ers, auger
bitty and hollow an:L . , crs, anvils , litellows, , vices,
patent drill rrieliines, sledges, :stone laitniners,
brick and plasterin'gyowels, eross-eut, will and
circular saws.
• A splendid iwsortmcnt of Saddle and Harness'
makers' - tools and tri min in o.s. , •
•FARMING TOOLS, •
consisting of shoveli, spades. fOrks r rakes.scythes.
grain:cradles, hoes, pick axes, iron bars, grind
stones, &e.
A , eats for the sale of Whittemore,
Squircs.&. CO's Agricultural tools,such piOiVS,
hay and straw cutter's, corn shelters, &c•
Solo and upper leather, morocco and shoo
, -"4"4" see. oAth ethytrkral vvortmnnt...a.6afl7np, , .-
Wooden • ware, cradles, wagons, chairs
and baskets of all dlscriptions. •
Bar iron and stec!, iron axles and steetsprings
rnalleablo Castings, conch lace and trimmings of
all kinds,-paints, oils, sash, glas4, patty, &e., all
of which wilt he sold at the lowest rates. Please
call and examine the stock for your:lt:lves.
Bitydaitatoz, 31ar6 1, 1853. • .
chi Pork: Ahatignients.
CASE! MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS.
3:3 3 Lir 4a d way, .I't
Extracts from ,testimonials of, music
sors and Editorials; concerning:
IrottAcE WATERS' MODERN IMPROVED 1 3 .1•1..N05.
V
• I ..EW_ YORK: Dee. Itl, '54..
1101:ACE. WATERS, Esq., 333 Broadway : -
Dear Sir—Havingexainined your Piano Fortes
from scientific and appropriate .tests, I lam ena
bled-to form a . satisfactory judgment of their
merits, and it is with pleasure. That I can speak
of thern,as among the Most celebrated and ha.
prov;:d makes of the day.
For power, brilliancy . :and richness of tone
elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish, they wit)
not suffer in comparison with those of any • other
manufacturer and those desirous
.. of obtaining
a realty good Piaio Yoke—ono that will prove,
nu equivalent fur their means, will find, such a
one in your beautiful instruments. : '',
. r i ' TllO3/AS• BAKER;
It. A. M. Leader of !Juilien's Band and musics!!
Director and Condutor at Niblo's Garden..
For 'power, brilliancy and richness of tone,
'elasticity of tench, iehegatfce ."and durability of
Make, they are in adysouw of ...:Ay othei pianos in
the United States{ 4 - ing the result .of long expe.
rientie and n'series cil experiments.—A: Y. Dis.
patch. - . i \ •
The -treble is clear, pure, beautiful, - and -very
meledeous;.the basS is deep, rolling and sono
rous; the middle. pdrt is rich' and - symfiathetie,
and posses the - rk wer of kinging; i. e. of uniting
the sound of eat tone; na a de groe but rarely.
aahievelt—Eirsav C. Watson.
. Your iustrumentalare a sensible imProverneut
upon American pianos,. and an honor - to the
mandfacturer. There is no doubt, - but
they -will be aPpreeiated by the )üblie, and all.
admirers Of trne - tuerit.—Oscar. COUETTAM
For power of tone, depth of - bass, and brillian ,
cy o treble, together with accuracy of touch,
they lure equal to any make I am acquainted with
and cordially Nee:tuned them to theie wishing
to ptirchase.—V. C. TYxioa..
Oiir friends will find Waters' store the
very best assortment of music and of- pianos to
be retied In the United States, and we urge our
southern and western friends to give him a call
• whenever they go' to New York.—Graham's
Magla:inc.
• 1 take, great pleasure in
m pro s pouneing them in
struents. of superior quality, both in tone and
touch.—NrnusT GPCKEL.
We consider theit worthy of speeial attention;
frotn! the 'resonant andexceedingly musical toile
which Mr. Waters has succeeded in attaining.:_
N. V. - Musical Mirld.4• Time*.
The Horace %Valets pianos ,are of superior
tonciaad finish.—N. 'Y. Christian Inqui-,
Nothiro7 at the State Fair disylayed greater ex..
.P
eellenee in any department than the Piano Forte
manufactured !.),y Horace . %Vaters, of this tlity.—
entincumori.
Horace Waters' Piano Fortes are of full, rich,
and even tone, and powerful.—_V Y. . Alttiicat
.I.2erieT.
Your.new Squire Pianos, sir, 'are of suck a
clearness and equality atone throughout, 'that
they very sneces , ful compete with the Volurni
no US and expressive Grand Yanderweyde.
- The .Editor of the 'Savannrrh Reigndican, Sa
vannah, Ga., speaking of the Piano • Fortes
.kept
by I)leFs . N. J. W. Morrell & Co. of •ttia - city,
says:
" It will ho seek that their stock'comprisesl
struments of every grade of excellence , from th,
well known trianufacturino• establishments ;-
Chickering & Son, Horace Waters. IL - Worces.
ter, Nuans and C:ark, and Bacon and gafen.7 It
might well be supposed, that 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, equals,
if it does not excel, anything of the kind we
have ever seen. If is from the establishment of
Horace 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 keys are of pearl, and
the recess for the fingerboard is inlaid with
pearl,. the legs are most elaborately 'carved, and
the whole instrument finished up in a gty e of
great;excellence and beauty. And yet its chief
merit lies in the power brilliancy, and .richness
of-its tont), and the elasticity of its tonal."
Extracts from Editorials concerning C. GmnEqr
& Co's rarnnum PlAtioS.
Thu .EOlian Piano_ Forte is undoubtedly - the
most, perfect mnsic:ihinstrutuent hunt ingenui
ty has construe:ed. Two instrument. are bleu:
ded in one. The .Eolian is both attached ttnd
detached ;so that the Piano maple played- - N ith
or without it ; or, with one hand the performer
may elicit the - melodk;us strains of the .X.olian,
and with the otherinvoke. the harmonies of the
Piano. The instrument which, in the evening,
incited to die dance or aided the. festive..song,
gives. forth, in-the morning, the pealing tones
"which prelude and aceempany the solemn hjrthn
Mr. Waters' new rooms are very invitiriglo, the•
lovers of music. 'But he has nothing in his
rooms equal in beauty and completeness to Gil.
bert's -Piano Fortes.—Mo rris & lVillis
Home Jourtd: . .
Tht! varkty and beauty of the.eflekti can only
be appratted by those who I.i2ar these magniii-.
cent itistruments at Mr. Wat. , :Ps' establishment.
—N. 1': Vibune. •
The Piano Fortes sent to the Crystal
Palace from the -great mesie rooms of Florace
Waters, have been preve:d to be unsurpassed. by
ail others in those rip alities which the.gr' eate.St
performers-most pri;el—Eaening Post. -
The Pianos sold bvi Mr. Waters are very Pip.
ular.- - The frameworl4 is mettallie and :the los.;
truinent is warranted Ito stand any elimute with
scarcely any need of tunimi.—N.
Times ,
The invention of tic new voices has divested
that instrumeat of itslharsher tones, ane g,ived us
the purity and richae:pi, -of it . parlor orgua.—
Erening Atlas, Albati, N. Y. •
This admirable ihstrument is everyw ere
pr,6.4.-:-Chrislialißl7.-ctor, - Boston.
• The ,Eelian : Pianolis now the chiefattraction
in all, tnusical \ circles in'. the South. r -A/gbdiniz
Bezlitist,. Ma no.n.
Extraets from testimonials concerning S. D. &
11. W. - SMITH'S CELEARAT2D MELODLINS.
In an article in v?e,. February number cif the
Rcricer, answering some inquiries in regard to
temperament mut e`by Viiiiatn W.Jr., Brook
field, Vt.," I noticed a statement that •Priuce'si
MejodeonS are tuned in the eqnal temperament,
-Since that time I have examined a number of
Prince S. Cos :llchideori , , With special reference
td the temperanient; and have not found one
tuned in equal temperament. The temperament
in the melodeons of Prince & (.70.'s-nomufacture
that I have eXatained. approaches nearer ' the,
,Equal that in these of Carhart & Nevdhain, but
it is far froth equal, as any one" troubled ttith
Mieee ear," I think will,lecide„if they will try th e
chords of F 'and F Sharp in rotee, , ..sion.,
A Tuatr, Poultn - 4, Vt. ,
We are very .happy to stand corrected on thiS
point., We. made the "tateuomt alluded to above
on the authority of a professor of musk in this
city, without having observed in reference to it
ourselves—a thing we very seldom do. We
have since exanAied Prince &Co.'s Melodeons
and flail "A Tuner" right. ' Thu'-hoWever,' that
S. D. & 11. W. Smith's Melodeons, sold-by Uor
ace Waters, No. 333 Broadway, are tuned in - the
equal temperament. —N. Y.. Musical
Messr. S. IX& II: W. Smith rank as the first.
manufacturers of the Melodeon in. this country.
Their instruments are recommtMol' by the best
judges as superior in every respect—Boston CON
monwealth. .
There is constantly in store it this es
tablishment ton difil:rent ,Makes of Pianos,. and
five different uiak es .of Meloclenns. • „
7,=ff Each histrument is guntanteed give
entire satisfaction, or the purchase ruoneirefun.
--
ded.
Persons at a &stance wishing to purchase will,
by forwarding theirlOrderS, have their wants ;Cs
well. and as cheaply supplied *hough person4l
- present. - 14y1
taA
HYGE4NA.
Brought Hanle to the Door of the Millio
AWONDERFUIi Diicovcry•has recent!: beeh made 'by
Dr. Curtis. ot this clay. in the treatment of C0115131.4p-
Con, Asthma ar.L all diseases of the Lung. We refeil to
" Dr. Curtis" Ilygetina or Inhaling llygean. Vapor stud
Syrup,_" IVith this new method Dr. C. has restored many
attii•tted ones to perfect health ; es arr evidence of which he
has intiumerablucertificates. Speaking of the treatments
a physician remart.s : It is evident that inhaling--csanstant
lyi,reathing an 'agreeable, Icaliug vapor., the medicinal
properties must come in direct.contae.t with the whole of
the arial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the many and
varied cliangeeprcdtiesd upon them when introduced Into
the stomach, and subjected to tha process of digestion.—
The Ilydeana is fo r sale a t all the druggis ta throughout the
country. •
New York Duklman of Jan.l4.
The.inbalerlsworn - ori the bred a 'under the linen milit
ant the ledit inoonventence-r-the ;brat of the body bung
suflicient to-evaporate the ttuld,l
71utiareds of CASES of CLiltEStilie the following might
be named. One raclaide of ItYgeals has cured me of the
ASTIIMA - of six years standing.
Jas. F. Kee.berry, P. M. of Duntannon, Pa.
I am cured of the ASTII3IA o flO years standing by Dr.
Curtis' llygeana.
- Margaret EitAietl, Brooklyn, N: Y.
Mrs. Paul of Se. 5 11ammendSt N. Y., was cured of a
severe case of Itronchetts by the Ilygerma. '
- My Fist er b3s been cured pfa DISTRESSING COVOIIof
several years ptatllni, and decided to be ineurable by hey
physicians. She wsa cured in ONE *ONTII. by the Ily\.
:; •
geatia,
J. II Gukhert, P. M:ditichaiontl, Me..
Prtee three Dollars a Package.—Solti be - CURTIS & PEE-
K !NSA 1101'D & PAVL No. 119 Chambers St.. N. It.-4
Paelenges sen t -freely- express to any part of the United
Staten for Ten Dollars. • •
N. B.—Curtis{ Itygrena is the ORIOLVAL and ONLY
GENUINE Attlftfil.Y., all others are belle immititlons or
vile and INAtIIt4OUS counterfeits- Shpt them as you
would POISON • - S., AdVre;
mrFor Sale by Abel Turret I,'Druirgistilion fro , Pa. •
Profes-
HP. subscriber is in conittant receipt 'of New
T
Gonda, in his lino of business, dearly every
week. The , pOblio will find his a* nutmeat No I,
And hie articles new and of good
. quality.. - The
stock consists as liana] of -
Drug% Medicines, Paints,
Oile r -
Dy Groceries,
Fancy-Goods.. Jewelry,
Perfumery, &c. . •, - '
Store at the lower end of the burned district.
-• r ABEL TERRELL..
Montrose June 41804,
NEW GO DS.
NEAP YORIC ADITERTISEYZJITO-'
FRom visscHEß & SCHELL'S General Adterlisir*
Apptelon's 'Building, 346 •
and 348 Bi,lacheag,
& C- Fischer, Piano-Forte
tifactory„ -
. ,
2C ND Ware Ronm;Nos; 243, 245, 247,..an4:.
• 111 .243 West Tiventy-eight street, between. -
9th and 10th Arukues,Nes4-,York. Pianos with
the zEolian, and all the best nuidirit .imprpve,
tnents, made of the best materjali, under our,
own supervision; a written guarantee given with
every Piano. C: F. heang practical men *
and manufacturing very largely, can furnish the
best Pianos, on lower terms thaty,Cita be.fataish;
ed any where,. rind it is d.ecideilly:tho beit place
to buy for.eash. Those desirigg a .good Phino
and one that will standind wear well,
than 'to call oia .J. &C. Fischer. - 43in9.
Phttform apd COMM,
; Scales. -
FAIRBANKS &.Co,. have recently opened a
spacious Warehouse at 189-Broadway; New.
ork, Where they uter i at wbolesale and retail',
tile most complete assortment of Weighing. Ap.
parntus :to be fotindiu the United BtateS. Among
is artit.iles offerred Will be found upwards of •
seventy different modifications u 1 FAIRBANKS'
ticanns. Also .a great varict'y of 13.tracEns',. Jew.
Druggist -- s Grocers, - and other Scales.--
prinl4,ll4lances, Patent Beams,Teater's Weights
and MeasUres, • •
HAY and COAL SCALES set in any 'part of
the country by experienced workmen,
Orders by mail or otherwise will r eceive atter'-
flan. -
FAIRBANKS - & Co.; 189 Bioadway . N.
New Store fagd New Goods.
Car,p - - ets Oh e4per.ihan: ever . ..
r "HE subscriber gives notice that his Ask- •
. en the premises, No. 394 Hudion S rect,
,j
•ew - Yurk, where hd offers for sale an el • glint
a mishoice lot of . Three-Ply, .Ingtain,'Venetisn.
and Hall Carpeting, Oil Cloths,--stair rods, I:. ugs,-
Drug,gets, etc. Mont of. these goods - hale been
bought at auction. foil. Cash 'only: ~ And notk-al
row. me.te•say—Tet, - Carpets were tinpreeedently
ligh last year; 2.4 They are about 25- per cent •
loWer this year, and-!never during the thirteen -.
Years that I have been in - Usiness; have I - Immo
them so low 3d, Most of the old, dealers, per
haps all,ltve large stocks bought at last. year's
pries; 4th, I shall start with - a - clehn-•neW stock
houghs "at this year's! prices; sth; My - expenses' -
aro very low, nee my Prices for.example. Ingrain
Csr4ets, all: wool, is t i 6d. per yard; Double Scan : ,
tilt ditto,4s.,Superfioe, 55., - Extra, 654 . Thre-ply. 0 .
ditto. SI, - and all others at .equally low rates.
' J. -RUGGLES LANDON, 394 Hudson St,
(Between Hammersiey and:tlarkson •Strcetii -
New Yuri:.)--45m3 1 . • . • , . .
CIIARI,ES-E. FOGG,
lIAMBER FURNITURE, - Bedsteads,: Mut
•tresses, .Washstands, , Enameled Sets Anna.
gear Chairs, Pillows,Counterpanes,'&o4 .
44$ P.eart:st., Y., - between : •
I 91n6 Madison and Chatham st.
'Wow - and Valli:able DispoNtry.
Dr. Ham's Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.
This delicious beverage is superior to all-.ln
vigeratiagCerdials, Schnapps, Nervines,.&a.,- is
use ; fur "the 4.ure of Dispepsia, "NervousneSs,
Heartburn. Drowsiness, Kidney Complaint, Mel:
DeliriusUTremeris,:intemperance,.&c.,
as it 'will invigorate and strerigthen, but will opt
into. , oeaftl. (*Pr stupefy. '• •
'Persons who, haye become-habituated to :the
excessive use of Tobacep, Opium- and Spirituous
Liquors, Will find speedy and permanent. Tellet„
from the desire to use these destreving agents,
by taking a bottle or two of this Dericions
:e.al V
sal; and Siekl Fa nilios will snd Dr: Hams
Inviaoriting Spirit quick and sure cure, for . ali -
female difficulties, it being a RegertertiVn as .well
as a Sfmngtheber •of the : Human. System: Each
complaint that the Aromatic juyigorating,Cordial
is ealeuiated.to 'cure is • named on the .wrapper
accoLlipming each bottle, and; full directions .for
use are also minutely given. . . , '
Price $1 ,per befttle.- Prepared by .Dr - 2 Darius
Ham. Principal Otlice,No..2 Liberty Strect;.New
t York, Were tylii)lesale orders should beaddresSed.
For sale by Druggist throughput .the. United
States. . -
- 01c1, by A: Turrell, Montrose; B. F. & K. H:
Biter], Harfund; Chureli & Phiany, Dandr.ff; •L.
Scott, Great Bend. 23-71 y.
• Wro ught Pipo
For Water. Steam and - Gras. - Jamee.o. atotie
4' Co., No. 79' Join Street, New York, mane.
facticrera and dealers in Wrought Iron Pipe.- '
' Thirteen different sizes: Constantly on hand.
with Valves; Cocks, Elbovvs,\ •Tets, and .every.
variety of fittings for the 811111 e. .Ashcrofee, Steam
Gauges:. NVliistles; Oil Cup, - Heaters for
Steam Enginos, Steam and: Force Pumps, Boiler
Flues,'Tt 'atU3 Soap Boiler Culls, Screw.
Plates - and Screwing Machitiee. BuildingsAVartit•
d Lip Steam and Lighted by Gas. All orders
for rt•ralrs, and country orders reetive promplat
tentif.n. - ti •
J. (1.• M. & Co-. beg lo; call tbe attention of
-
owners of factories, hotels; . &-e.,.t0 their superior
Gas (30wrating Apparatus' now in use at the"
St.. _Nicholas Hotel, New - York; Blanchester,..
Conn.; Great Barrington, Mass , : Roekvilie, Conn.,
and arius otheeparts of the country. - .24-3m. -
rr..z.zz.w(prslis i.IFIRE WORKS ! !
THE TRADE SUPPLIED. ,
eubs:,ribers are pr'oaretl to- turnisit an
-IL. articles in the above line at
GREATLY REDUO.EDPRICES.i
- - - .
:Tlo•ir,- stock comprises, aiming other articles:
Nir+. Crackers; Extra Size d0.,-Torpedops,Ronyan
Candles, plain and colored, Rockets
3 lbs., do. do. Vertical and Pin ‘ . .:lleols, Grass" ,
hoppers, &e. • ()Meta received astisul for. Edee's •
Exhibition Works. • •
.
•,. . . - JOLLEY & TIERS,. . :
(Succes..s'of to John W...tiolberton,)
Mann fkieturtirs of Fireworks, . - .•
• - . - i 43 llaiden Lane. .
. .
. .. - '.: - • . - 24t—lni.
.. , . . i
.. .
- Largest and - Cheapest Stock of lir - voott, in
. , • - .clrew .1 7- Jrk. -_. -:. r
pARTIES . who.are atbotit -to visit e city; aro'
invited to !Lord & Taylor's - 1m sense es
tablishment, 255, 251, 259,1 Grand, Street, corner .
stie Street; or at their other store, new hum.'
bers, 47 and 49 Catharine street, at --both of which
stores may be found at all titnas,7oost attractive
St9elts of Fashionable Silks, Stucnia, Mantilla - a.
Dress Creeds, Flannels, Dorriestics,,Linena, Hosie
ry, Gloves, Laces,Embreitlerics, and every, other .
description of seasonalik: good.; also Carpetings,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Drugget4, &ri., in great.variety,
to all .of which additions,are crinstantly being
made from : foreign markets 'Audi:unction Saks;
and .purchasi4r. on the Most. advantageous trains,
wc.are.enablei to sell at such remarkable. low
prices his to ofibr to our cust!omers.greater •
induce
ments than over. - I.la-61n.
New Spring! Goods.
TT ' BUBRITT Would announce to. his Meads
Xi• and-ttin public that he is- now - opesing,
an unusually
. targe Stick of- Smuso and frivat : ;
stn GOODS, including 'a great variety of Piinti
from -lets i to Is. sper yard : -Plufn - .and - Printed
Lawns, - Bare,ge.- Delalnek Gillghams., Brocade,
BlaCk and Fancy DreaS Silks, SilkToressTissues,
and Bareges, Poplins; &e., &C.; - with a e:piriot
assortment of Silli,-Illroclio,.,Cashuiere and ',Thili
bet'Shawls, Mantillas, Parasols; French- Lace and-
Straw and Silk Bonnets, Biel Ribbons and'Flow.:
ers, with . a large variety of othcrutiple and fin
......- .
DRIrGOODS -
Groceries, Crockery, .llardWare,.frian and -Nailk
Boots and 'Shoes, I-lats.:And Caps,
_Carpeting,
Wall paper, painted, Windear.Shades,-Floor. Oil
Cloths, Clocks, Stoves,Oils-and Paints,Ploisghs
&e.,
-
Ste.;, in short,- the largest kind .of lilies
~of
rich and cheaGonda, too numereas - te mention.
lint just the t tins to purchase, all 'of. Which . nill
I to
be sold at th most reduced prices,. und 'en.. the
most favorab e terunfor club, nicuhange s , ot_st‘
'proved credit • - 1.. -..., .. -...-.
. N. B,- Salt and:Flpur annatantly. on hand.
.. Nfiar 'Milford. May 'O, iBg!.
PI'A.A../30
Latest styles 4 =
' G. W. 110TTI8z
Jane la,
'Do Lack D
anciw
Joni P.-
- Sillks.and - Changeablfi, at unusu !
ices . • •O.IV,NOTT;