Clerk Wanted,
A N active and intelligent young man, of
about seventeen years of age, wanted as
clerk in a store. One wishing to acquire the bu
siness,ladd disposed to make himself useful, will
find good encourag,ernent l y application shortly.
to ; • 11..1.11.1R1t1TT.
Nen' Milford, July .12, 1855.
To tEid . Honorahle the Judges of the Court of
Quarter Sess3ons of the Peace in and for the
county -of Susquehanna.
The iPetition of Fiederick Pickering, of the
Borougkof Susquehanna Depot, in Said County,
respectfUlly showetlf that' be is provided with
sditable eonvenience,s to keep a Grocery, in the
D o rough%aforcsaid; and that it is his intention
to apply , to the. next Court of Quarter Sess:ons,
to be holden in and for said county, on the third
Monday of August next, for a License to'kecp a
Grocery to reel Strong Beer, also, other Malt Li
quors, according to the act of Assembly in such
des' made and proVided.
FREDERICK PICKER INC.
SuScitiehanna -Depot, July 21, 1855..;-ovir
Sheriff IS Sales.
• virtue of sundry • Writs issued out of the
Cinut Common .Pleas. of Susquehanna,
County; and to :•me directed, I will . expose to
sa le hylpublie veridue at the Court IlouSe,"in
Montrose, oli Saturday; 'the 18th day of August
net t, atitine o'clock The following Real
Estate 4 ) wit: , •
All that certain piece or'parcel of land, situate
Icing and being in the township of, Springville,
said County, bounded and described as fol
lows. On the north by lands of Miles Prichard
and William B. Handrick, east by the Episcopal
Parson:lire, on the south by the road-lending from
Springville to the Tunkbannmk . Creek, and on
the west'by lands of Ezekiel Fritz, containing
one nere i of land, more er less, on which is situ
ated one, dwelling house. The, whole being im
proved. •
Taken in Execntion at the suit of B. Sayre,
assigned to John F. Dunmore, vs., D. Y.4-lollen-
Lack.. i: •
ALSO -All that certain Saw Mill, Mill Yard
and appUrtenances, situated and being on Silver
Creek. near the Salt Spring, in the township of
Franklin, in the County of Susquehanna, the,
land on ,ivhich the . mill stands, bounded `on the
t wth by Illenry L. Merriatt, on the easterly by
tilliam ,Burrows, on the south by wild -lands,
and on t ie west by hmds of Nathan P. Wheatdn
ri LoNnzo Yance. 4
Taken'in execution at the, suit oL Lorenzo
Vance Luther Snow 2d. and George S. Fisk. I
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of ; 1
isnd situate and being in the township :of Len-
Coun'ty of Susquehanna, bounded and de- '
K ribed as follows to wit: On the north, east,
al3d west, ho lands of,. Saum.o IT:distend, on the
south hyjailds now, or formerly of Thomas Mei. '
Meth, containing 3 acres, one Saw mill; and. all
itnraved. Al-o. one other piece or 'parcel of
hounded and described as follows: On,,the
north Ityl lands of Samnel Halstead, east by
George and Warren Price, 'south by,
l an d, (-,f Price, and we.,..t by unsold land:
(7 , atnininfr about ninety acreß, arid about sixty
itOroved, with the, appurtenances, one tog
one framed barn, one cow house, and a
small orchard.
T:J:en / in exeeution at the suit of J. 11. Phelps
Is= M. Doud.
ALSQ4-All that certain piece. or parcel, of
situate. I}iing.and being in the tdwnship of
.;:1 - .urn :Ind Springville in vaid County, and
follows to wile': On the ,west, by
thc.l , ablie road . or highway running frOm.Aub.
corners to Bonnet's Corners :And lands
i ; : e of dershatn Bunnell, deceased; on the
4-ith br lands of Jonathan Bunnell, Jefferson.
Fervre - od. Elias Bennet and Isaac . Russell
east by lands Of Sainuel A. Loomis, and on
north.h--la!ids of Samuel Brundage, and the
ro:id or,lnghway runningfrom, the below
cnihine4 road, to the Black walnut road near
the Minot Riley. Containing one bun-
Og-hty seven and one half acres, be the
rnore or less. Being, the same piece
.or
parcil of Ihrid that Tread Way Kel log bv deed bear T
ingdate the 14:11 day ofJwy, A. I). I 'Bs3,and.Re-
Nrded in the office fur recording deeds in and
for said Ccanty, in deed book No. 23, Page 97,
&c., conv'evedto Milton Harris, with the appur-,
cane •s, ore dwelling House,.one framed barn,
con/ house, and one small -orchard. Being.
,
m , =;IY improved;
Tairen in execution at the Suit of Cooper Hen
-
,i c r s op &: co:, vs. Treadway Kellog.
ALSO T AII that 'certain piece or. parcel of I
;zld. 1 sitna'e lying and being in the townstifthof 1
'-
Auburn, Susquehanna, hounded and described as I
fL , !;ows to On the north by lands of Thom-'I
u Hines. on the east by lands .of Jesse Hinds, on
tae south lands of Luther Seeley and Albert
add on the west by lands of Thomas
~4r s, containing about one hundred And fifty
etvi, more rr less, with the appurtenances' one
ftn;•Li HoUse and barn,- one orchard, and about
at hundred acres improved.
Taken in execution at the suitor Hart, Cum-'
'Enp and Hart, vs. Thomas and John Morley. '
ALSO- r iAll that certain fourstory wood build
occupied as a saw Mill, • shop &.e., standing
nor near the road that runs:from the Abington
and Waterford turnpike road, to or near the
base of S.IW. Truesdell, On the road leading
v.Great Bend and on a Lot of land situate in the
Township Of Liberty, and bounded on the north
' !'.7 other 'aids of Said Vance and Benjamin W. -
:on the south east by lands of said Bai
:ey. !Ina on th& south west by lands of Philo
Lace, containing about :one acre and a half and
nr.• which said saw mill stands, which piece of
hr.d being the turtilage to Said mill and Meted=
ezthe dam, there being also with the said mill
. hingle mfichine, lath machine,' and other BA
- arts to the said mill belonging, which ~I shall al
to v.:11 therewith.
Taken inlexecution at the suit of JosephDur
to the use of John Lewis vs. Lorenzo Vance.
.11.50 7 . -411 that certain piece or ps.reel of land
t:rated in Lodersville, in Great Bend township,
.tic count of Susquehanna, bounded .and de
.l,,ibed ti. f4tlows to Wit: Beginning at n-point
r-lisoitthWesterly line of the Great Bend and
rAecton turnpike, the.south easferly side of a
atatt& chesnat tree, nt - the corner of land hereto
.
: e
conreyetd to We New York and Alrie Rail-
tti Company, thence south /51; 4- degites and 30
tnute, west along the line of.tlic said Railroad
C.' , /pzny'S.-16nds about 114 'feel to a, corner
is
ter , f(lf; the ec north westerly long the line of
1 . 1 :i ccupari 's lands about 182 . ! pet to the north
v,torly aid of almost tree 'th two trunks
,ionit7 , feet from,said line:\ tht i nce north 51 3-4'
t‘:7...es east j about 213 , febt,t(ktbe line of said
tlapilte. the,north-weittertv sid: : of a gate post,
t - .!ntie s..uth;27 degrees.e.ast, a h t .,..c*_ the line of
eild turnpike 179 1-2 feet toil:14, race of 'begin
--,7. curtaining six tenths of '-*n acre of land,
'now erected therec a large three
louse, known as the "Bryant How
ham, shed. and stabling, ice hota
s and all improved.
, xecution at the Emit .of Elner W.
Addison Bryant. .
11 that certain piece or parcel of rand
and being,in the township of Rush,
na.Countf,and bounded as follOws
;inninglat a post the -ninth east co:-
late !sf Thomas Johnson and Lot
is draft of resurvey
- 'of Thomas P.
thence east along the line of the
''('! LA 172 and - 3-10 perches, to a
• xtentinn line of the said ThorwlsP.
the north east ebrner of Lot No. 74
[ east corner hereof: thence north
:tention line of Lot No. 44 ; thence
-I 0 porches to a post the south
,lf Lot No. 44; thence north 16 9.10
174. and stones : thence west 1.28
o a'post and stones the northwest
;; thence south 57 5-10. perches to
elginnitsgr, containing 57 acres more
the appurtenances, one framed
4e, one barn, one corn house 'or
orchard, aud about 4.8. acres itn-
• ur eSc
~ . ,•y tavern ii
wr:r. a larve
1.1? r‘nt hr.4tis
Taken in
Brgham, vs.
.IklSt.s—A
I: %';te.iving
~ - , t iNtluenit
'.:.r of ;rind
'\'` 74 nr.on
- w
:rant;
_,: ne.ntiori,
t r
.',,,, on the t
Ile S trnet:
zi the sous,
I t,t 42 and t)
corner di
•r , .:n..s
porcht.s
""r her, of;;
Place r.f
'ts.s. with
aeUnh Lon)
ir4ritry. o no
T:fkei, in execution atthe suit of John Bulks
42 - Be.tspy Bolles for the use of Betsey Bolleg,
Sohn Mulkey.
_:"^`-‘o—All that certain farm, ,piece or parcel
situate iu Forgst Lake,Township in the
:' 4 Lty of Susquehanna and State or Pennsylva
-44 hounded and.describod as 'follows to
~.:ginn;ng.- at a' post 'and , ntones on the north
of the 'Milford and -Owego Turnpike Road;
(he lino of C. Wright's land north
y eight
,degreas east tavenly perches to a
1:*- and stones iq. lino of B. T. - Case's land ;
A - tnte I,puth fifty two degrees east two perches
,
to a post and stones '
thence' along the line of,
R. T. Case's, north thirty eight degrees east,
eighty four And three tenth perches to a hemlocks,
tree ; thence along the line 08. T. Case aouth,
fifty two degrees, east forty fire and seven tenths,
to a beech tree' seuth, thirty eight degrees,..'West
one hundred and four perches and four tenths of
a perch to a post and stones etnnding on the north
side of the :afore' said - Turnpike Road; thence
along.said - Road,.north fifty two degrees, west
forty seven perches and seven tenths of a perch
to the place Of beginning, containing thirty acres
and Aix perches of lend )npre o less (excepting,
and reserving therefowdways;t*elve feet square
a-here the children of Z. 'S. Daty and other per
sons are burivd.) Also all - that, - other piece or
parcel of land situate in the to•{nship of Forest
Lake afore said, bounded AS follotes to wit Be
gioning at a post the south nit, corn er • hereof,
thence north 61 degrees west, qo perches along
Israel Brailsfords lino to a pot thence - nOrth
37 degreesieast,,l76 perches ;seven tenths of a
perch'to a post; thence south fifty-three degrees
east; 9.6 porches nlong the line Of Isaac G. West's
,lot to a post; thence:x(4lth 37 degrees West 16
perchesland seven tenths of a perch to a post ;
thence' north fifty-three degrees west 36 and five
tenths of a perch on a line occupied formerlY by
T. B. Gregory, to a post ; thence south 37 degrees
west, along the line.of said Gregory lot 151 per-.
ches to the placd of beginning, Con:aining - 68
acres, be We wane more or less, together with
all. and .singular the: improvements &e., -Iwo
framed EtwellinglHouses, two barns, one shed,
one orchard and abeut eighty acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the - suit'of
Soloman ItleKeeby and others re. Betsey A.
Clark. •
F. P. HOLLISTER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Montrose, -
, • 25, 1 . 855. .
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa. issued out of the
Court of Commoti Pleas of Susquehanna county .
and to.me directed, I will-expose to sale by pub
lic vendne at the Court Ilouse, in Montrose, on
Saturday the 4th day Of August next—
All that certain piece or parcel of - land situate
in the township of Oakland in said . county, -and
bounded- as folloWs, to wit: Beginning, at an oak
sapling:oh the north bank of the Susquehanna
river, thence north 3-4 deg. east 349 Perches to
a yellow oak sapling, thence south 80 . 1-2 deg.
east, 104 5 9-10 perches ton white oak tree,thence
south 3-4 deg. vest 250 6-10 perches to the cen
tre of the highWaY, thence north 76 deg,. east 26
4,10 perches tOa stake, thence south 34 deg.
West 31 percheS,, 6 the Susquehanna river,thence
down said rivet!, as it winds and- turns to. the
place of beginning, containing:233 acres more or
less with the appurtenances,.3 framed houses, 2
barns, :i small orchard-arid about. 7.5 acres i
tn
proved, being the Same•land. recently convoyed
to Thos. JaeksMi and IL C. Godwin and former
ly occupied by Daniel Van Antwerp, Chas.Notry.
bury, Martin \%ade and Elijah West fall:
-Taken - in . ekeentiria at the snit of Jared W.
Craves- vs. kihn B. ' •
Also by virtue Oa like writ vs. Plaintiff lot
costs, all thatl certain:piece or parcel t land_ sit
uate and-being in the borough of ~ 81nquehanna
Depot and bounded as follows,
,to : on the
north east by land of Benj. Palmer, on the cast
by lands of "Robert Nichids on the south be lands
of John Satterly; and on the northwest by the
called . Main street, being about
25 feet in•-front: -- an4 about 60 feet from front to
iear, with the appurtenances, one Bowling. Sa
.loon and all improved.
Taken in
. execution nt the suit of Martin ~4.shl
ey vs. John Barnes. jr. .
F. I'. HOLLISTER, Sheriff.
Montrose. July 'l;7, 18511.29w3'
Sheriff's; Sale.
,Lnivy virtue of a writ oc Ler. Fez,ig..1 , 14.1 Ant of the Cotirt of
Common l'ieas of:4 , quehanna County. and to me di
meted, I. will expose to public Fee OA the premixes, at
the nr,yant House, in Great Bend town:4llp, on Friday,
of July, inst.. at '2 o'clock P. X.—
All that eemiin 'piece or'pareel of land situate
in the vilk'ge of Lotiersville in Great Bend town
ship and inthe county of Susquehanna, bounded I
and described-as foll9l.vs, te,wit: - :Beginning at a
point in the southwesterly line of the Great
Bend and, Cochectim turnpike, the. Southeasterly.
side of a large chestnut tree. at a coner of land
heretofore conveyed to the NeW 'York & Erie
Raildroad company. thenecisoutb:4.l deg. and 30
niin. west along the line y. tnid railroad Co.'s
land. about 114 feet to a tymne'r '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 1-feet
from said line, thence north lit 3-4 Pp. east, about
213 feet to the line of said turnpike the north- -
westerly side' ota gate poSt, thence south 27 deg.-
east along the line of Said turnpike 179 1.2 feet
tollie place of beginnitig,)contaipin,g six-tenths
of an here of land mote or less ' now erected
thereon a large three story tavern bowie,' known
as the. Bryant House" with a lame barn, shod
and stabling, ice house and Out . ;hclu-ses,
improved.
Taken in execution at the *it of Lbwrie
Green vs.. Chas. G. -Hart.
•. The sale . of die B6ant proPerty, above de
scribed; is adjourned to Friday, the 10th day of
~August next, at the pliee,and same tithe as above.
F. P. HOLISTER, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, )I',ontlntie, ?
Ju1Y,3,185.5 c.
d • T(YrIC.II
THE subscribers to th - e stock 'of the Susque-
Juliana Bridge Cornr i pan will meet lit Wm.
Skihnee's saloon ; in tho village of SusqUehanna,
on" Thursday the 2.6 th - day of 'July .inst 4 at one
o'clock; P. M., for the-Purpose Of Organizing said
corporation, and electing its . iSfficers_aecurding to
law, &c.
THOMAS JACKSON,
. • 'PUN B. SCOVILLE,
-• GODWIN,
•x.. P.
• . HINDS, -
'. A. WARD. .•
-Tilly 4, 1855. • - r •
.
SILVER PLATED TAERT: re doz.
-more of these
‘ fine Tablu and Desert Knives
made to maieh sliver forks, fur sale by
- •A. J. .:vacs
Binghamton, July
BACK AGAIN.
•
f vyilnderingg D.r4 ov'e r—tnyjourpeyinp.,
JL fcir the present, hitve nn end.
I like the West—it is: a t!harming country—
and I purpose, ere long i lo dwell-there; but, be
ing desirous of leaving farorable impreSsions"
behind me, I shall remain a months; atti!dd:
Fellows Hail: where I hopelto see a great, many
old-friends, and a great many new ones—
All arisious to try the mysleeious machine,
And luuk :.t thetriselve.s ; “a4 by others they're
seen." ,
W . . B. if ANS f' , Daguerrebtypist.
?Montrose July, lt l 3 1855. I
• Strayed or Stolen.
T-pßom the pasturu drlthti subseriberon or
about the 15th of ;Vali' la;t, a Red yearling
Steer, with white rave, of his tail ;white, a
little white on his feet, and 'some white on - the
Whoever r e tain said Steer or give
' information" where he may be found will be lib
erally rewarded.
• .i OWEN.EVMS.
Silver Lake,"luly 10.1'855. 28-3 w.
. Audit or's; Notice.
Susquebanna County, ss. ' .
The undersigned Navin;; bre appointed by
by the 'Orphan ?s Court of said "ounty, r.,n Au
dit6r to distribute _the ;insets o the trstate of
Frances Richardson, deceased, aniong dm heirs of
or said estate, will attend:to the duties of his ap
poLuttneht.at his office in Montreip, on Friday. the
3d day of Augast next, it 2 o'Olock, P. AL, at
which time and place all persoxis having claims
against said estate; will present them (n.. be 'for
ever barred from coining itt upon the fund of the
same. ;
.. .
,
• J. TUltaiiLL,Auditor.. •
Montrose, July 2; 1855 26-4 w:
New Goods Chli • p fOr Caih.
• ••
mcirrh.r, justl'etielifid another lot of
C • New Goods,. such As Challis. Barge De
Lains, De Bagcs, Gingharna, Collkts, Embroidery,
Lawns, &e., &e.WATCH OFFEIi s i; AT VERY LOW
PIUCES. - SUMMER sitAWL a new lot just
received—;-beautiful patteriiii at very low prices,
also CRAPE and BLACX SIIJC SHAWLS
cis low as the lowest. ,
• Cr W. morn •
•
June 13. * • • -
HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE!
.4nd . Gum-Coated Fr, t Pill 3
The most •straordinary discovers In the world
000 Betties and Doles Sold annually, and thou/limb' of
,Liles saved from a premature grief r, Ly Otis fate di vest'
Testiment*of the moet•un«xcrt,tioliahie character are
continually pouring in from erery part cf the Country,
'brazing wimp's to the unparallelled efficacy of these Medi
eines. •
The followlogithOw the number of cases cured. as aera
ted to by letters and Other testimonials, recants! from sit
parts of the Union and British . Coloules. from the grat of
'itinua 17,1852, to January lat. 1853, inclu sire
Dyspepsia and habitual Costiveness, 70.1; Nerrout
order*, ..131 ; General Debility, 694; Tunnies, unhealthy
color of the skin, 51e; liilious DisorJers,'l3o3; So!oftela
and Mercurial Complaints, 491 , JaundlCe, 102; LiTer
Complaints. 896: Salt Ithentn.o6 ; Erysipelas. 151: Fella"
and Ague. 101 ; Consumptive Decline, Colds and Coughs.
405; Dropsy, 184* Rheumatism, 125; other various disor.
der•
111,
eri,7ol
notlgi
iledic es
ands WTI
144 r rPrI
elle and
hel as..
Lo . has
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si
-o
abort time hay Marred since tbeae.xreat and rood
.1 have been made t.nown to the pubile, yet Moo
re already experienced their good'Orerig• lova
-neer by their rhyalciana ae incurabte, have found
been reatored to sound and cicerone hevth'frme
The [rest amount of good there 'Medicines have
induced tbounaudi to recommend them to their
Men of integrity and Pliyal,t , an. have leinctioned
and'recomtnend th m to the public.
'nicking Case of Serletzla Cured.
New Votk, December 6, 1!M
Iflalkey—Dear Sir deem It -but jugice to
ye, tlPfirrventer of a great medicine, to send you
shr 404 wf my own case. Inm 117 years cl awe. At
13 attacked with Scrofula, which -formed Pustules
and smite Out In large•uleers on my neck, near the roller
Gone, and from thence extended nearly on. In the left esr:
About six Months since I commen'red na• cone 'Fermi
Wine and Pills, (following the direction.,) whit It In nine
weeks, eurel me The sears. s!tlion7ll .now sound bear
tell bunny nr the dreadful manner o oh;eli 1 arse afflicted.
After nearly fourteen years suffering, I wow tajwice to say
that my health , Is fully restored by your remedies, all
others having proved quite ineffectual.
Y,*tiro, very respectfully
• Cure of Palsy,
The fohotiring Testimony, given na by Mr" Dothan P.
Condit. of Orange. N - 3., Shows the extraordinary effect , '
of the Wine and Pills In paralyrf.. •
Orange, N. J:, 9eb.14, 1653.
Dr. G. W. Maisel—Dear Fir.--fly wife had a *ctrok of the
Palsy, •o severe that her whole 11 - Stem was completely par-.
skirted .She continued to grow weak et for 'nearly two
ear", losing nesth . all use and sett sib lily of her body 4111.1
UMW. We ,almo.t thspa'red of Ler reenter;'. At this
time she began to take your inn clues. heir good carets
were coon ecpe: kneed. She hegsn grradually to improve
in health. and •n a few mouths *covered entirely,' The
extraordinary effects of your wine stud Pills, in curing:my
wire of a complaint we never expected her-to get better of
and. as a duty I owe to youtself and the politic. T send
you - this certificate. JOT.II A P. costar.
I am acquainted with Mt. J. P. Condit. end know the
*Wive certificate to ho true. 11.-P P . II EftDM N.
. .
23 Chambers street, N.Y.
•
REAPER! if you abut trot your covet tutiou Injured by
this lurking poison Calomel, or othor rukeral suP
auceso eu ell not sunk Medhihes as row aid Omni, or any
unerrtaln Medicine uhntet cr. but' vrocure tho‘e exce'lent
antipureiy retr,abio preparationt, IlniFey's Forest Willa
and Pills. , '
you Nave the DysperFia or are troubled with emdire
ne4a, take the Wine attd the NMI , neco,d;.; to the direc
t-low and .you Will then'ret
If you are nervous or weal.lv. or ;tare e.nlelatedsvonnte
ttanee, or . general debility .this Wine and the PIUS W:II re,
Ftore you - to "neaith and 'energy.
V' you hare u» hi cot 'red slih, or pitriplog. or p
tiVeA,iir-V.ottlies,t het, Medicir.ei will p wily the blood,
and eradicate ail stieh Intuit - mg horn 'he f•11;n.
If you hare a weikli constitution and feel yourselreS
no old for your yrsrs. tabu these exeellen , Medieinea and
they will'hichtorate your consti ution and :fottly if for
lonizer lire.
If you are Billions (whichmtly he known 11 pnr,6 symp.
toms t I)rtiwslit , ss, Lass tit Appetite. Dizslness; Furred
Tongue, &e. ,) take a Rood dose of tie Fm• rt I'M!. ao•d
they will puree from the stnumrh, and Lnwe•is all morbid
and billions miwer. and thus pie rent a tit of fickness. and
save your doetor's bill of ;1;10, O. or
If you hare the Li' er toe retest %Vine and
Pills will rule it. 'These MedleMes exer;, a puwerful and
most salutary action on ateticer. haTe been the means of
cttring thonsands of this troublesome fliSP:,se9l.
PARENTS. there is not perhaps a month in the year that.
st,tlll. one'ilf your children or memhera of your, family. do
not complain of Ileadischi, 'or Pizzinetss. or ttlekucsa at
Stomach. , sir hare tared counties or some other unfavora
ble spit PtOms. Thea e are the forebodions I , f disorder. and
siekness,of some kind or other. soon follows . for eurh
symptomealuays show that bile or mothid mat ter exists
in 111...v4nm:sell and bowels, or that the F , Ft. m is edict-xi:se
ds.sot dere& T.mety us. , of the Forest Wm,- and Pills
in a,l pr,ve'nt sickness from smelt ean,es.'and ail:
purify the , blood. and p osi ore st,lengt an , f in , ma
The Forine.Ntelrinee. A. pt cona.t,wly en Lend. to b c .
ta
ken whenever such syrbv errs are exhil,it, .1. tO.ll :ace your
family almost entirety from cicknrss. ns trell'as your doe.
tor's . bill. which free t untly amorists to more in a wort,
thou futErient of - thrse; c :lledicines to I:eep yOur family In
good health for Yesfs.
LAM:Si the Forest 'friar la vnur mulls ne. This p'eaf
ant , axrecabte effeetiremrslicine,, exactly suits your deli
cate con , ,tl :ions. 'lf you are weaLly, or nervous, or in
ieneral ill health. !hie wine will do more to re,tore you
than all other inedirinsi. In all cases where bile exists. or
the botrels'consit7pate.li.the Forest Pills also hould be tas
ken aceouttng to the direct lone.
Mariner and Trare',l , -r. If you wish to guard yourself
again:: airlines's an.l dirittermts diiosrises„ may jenp
ercliz,Syour-.life. provide:ynurself with the Porest. Wine and
tint befere - starrinc our , ore a long . voyage, that you may
hate the m, on het,,l alien fe,!uired.
. .
The Forest Wino is put np in lances Inato• I , otties, with
Dr. llalsoyvf name. blown , in the class. On. Dollar per bot
tle, or six. bckt flog for Fire D ars. G'unt.on-it oft Forestl'ills
25 cents perßox. For :ale by the pp4i nted Agents. at
AVhole,:ale and rtetail - . nen ora/ Dop t, 161 Duane street,
ono &wit' fr.int 11 ntl.on, iCow York..
Appointed AttenreinNtontrofe,Abolturrolk; Grentßend,
Lnrien Bract.
3111 quarterly
`Plif,i4iinttoi . t 61b,brrtistinnts.
" 'll7 19
Arrangemonts for the 4th of July
at Binghamton:
THE Commi t t e e' ,
or Arrangements hay° ap
pointed .. .
- SHEPARD' BROTTITAS,
A - committee to,sumil y the wants of tile e lkizehs
of Smqpiehanna 4nurity with ,every thing in their
line,•as they ere this,iveek receiving' in addition to
thoir stock, as,cheap find an a,:iortment of--.
Hardware, Pereelairtware, Bird Cages,
Glassware, Looking-GlasFes.'&e., &e., as
_were
ever received in town. They will sell
-I •
• ' .I) , O.I2C.ELALY,
A Tea Sett of GS pieves.consistiru - r, of 9 caps-ad
Saucers, 9, plates, each, four sizes, Se., Sc., of
the best Proetlain or Chinaware, ever manufac
tured for $7.00.
• CIAO M.S. •
Fight - . day 'striking Clocks, Gothic style, Iron
Fronts, for 5,00. Thirty hour Clocks, warranted,
for 81,00. -
•
" Clock. and Watch Repairing."
HARDWARE.
Haying and I.ltrt.e:d Tools."
Nails per lntndred Tea Spoons, don,
\ ble Gerrnan Silver, per Sett, pl,OO
Doer and fiouse Trimmings, and Furtmihinrr
"Goods, a cOmpletii assortment. .Catlery of all
kinds: SaWs, Planes. Axes, Shovels, &.,
Cages, I;ositirely none, better made.
":31ALLIBLEIZElp /PAIN" • -
Mantle Pieces, from SI:2,00 to $125,00 each, far
'superior to marble. Come, see and be - convineed.
In the New Exchange Block', next to Bacon's.
SHEPARD-BROTHERS.,
Binghamton, June . ps, 1855.
T AWNS—Print - 6 and Plain, a fine assort
ment juit received, cheap at
AREGES, now I)esigns, alt colors, Plain &
Printed—very low ;.It. N. -& P.,
C fIALICE--Plain and Printed, light colars at
N. & I'.
IIBROID:ERIES—Some ,
elegant Setts of
4. Sleeves and eolars i very el/call at
N. & P.
IDARASOLS—A fine assortment—rill . priers.
Barege Dc Laing, new and elegant designs.
Prints; snmeinew 'turd fine patterns at •kts,—
Maniillas, an eleg.ant assortment, all prices rind
v(4l' low. Dress Trim in in gs, splendid new styles
Wire, Antique, &e. NELSON & PRIEST.'
1 1iirrylminton, May 10, MI
English - Lever Watches.
• l:1E subscriber has just receivcd by steam
_L .
ship Baitii? another invoice of his celebrated
English Patent and skelebn '.ever Watches,
fourteen different varieties, in Plain and
116nt'flig cases, ;o tvhi.h be would call the atten.
tiMi of all persims wishing to parehase perfect
tir4. , pieces. A. J. EVANS,
No. 0 Odd Felbfwe'
I3inhlaamton, July 17,-1855. •
BP.V.ASTPINS.--A largo assortment of Gold,
cameo,nod Mosaic Breastpins , just receir
ea from the Manufactnry. A. J. EVANS.
Bingliamt4im, July 17.-
SIINEEt WARE.—A huge lot of silver Forks,
spoons, Ladles, Napkin e ßings, &e., just fin.
isbed - and foi sale by A. J. Evans.
luly- 17. ,
Gold Chains of all - weights and patterns.
NEW GOODS.
J. WEBB is now receiving his Spring
GOODS, which will be sold low for cash.
Montrose, March 28, 1855
BAWL BoEs
NELSON & PRIESTS
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
AND
CARPETS!!
Great Reduction In Prices at the
ONE PRICE STORE.
IC. BACON has the ple,asum of annonne
• ing to his Customers that he has just re
turned from the Eastern Markets with one of
the largest and`most excellent assortment of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
ever.opened in this market, which fin. beanty,
variety and kyle cannot be surpassed, whkh hav
ing been purchased for sash at auction and else
.where at ouciion prices ho will sell them cheaper
than th'ey wore ever before offered in this or any
other market west of New York city.
His rich aild splendid assortment: of
DRESS SILKS , . •
is always acknowledgea the best and cheapest in
toivn, and includes Plain, Plaid, Striped, Brocade
and Gl:Me—the cheapest as well as the richest
goods, at prices vary•im from 3714 et's to $25,0
per yard, together with it great variety of
BRILLIANT JET BLACK SILKS,
True Satins, &e., selling at least r2o ,per cent
less than tho castor importation.
• • SHAWLS! SIIAWLS!!
An immense assortment of Silk, Crape, Thibet,
Cashmere, Merinos, Brocho and Sum Mer Shawls,
from 6'l to slia, together %shit a splendid variety
of Black and Colored
MANTILLAS,
i.
of all the fashionable patterns: Sac lt ilk and
Embroidered, which will be sold den an over
before., •
_. i
DRESS GOODS
De Lains from 6 1.4 c'ts to 37 1.:1 elyi per yar'd
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Figured. i Mullins.
liantes, ClTallicy, BoinhazincS, Chambras, Ging.
hams. Froneh,- E;tglish and Atherienn Drills,
from 5 c'ts to .25c'ts per yard, and every new style
constantly on hand at the lowest prices.
RIBBONS. .
Ribbonds by the. peke or yard .will bo always
in our stock for Milliners and retailers. - •
•
- EMBROIDERY.
The richest and largeit assortment of Embroidery
ear; always be seen :It R. (7. Baeon's,at the lowest
prices. Chetnisetts, Collars, Sleeves,. Skirts, lnfants' Waists, Sze., of every fashionable style,
together with .
.• .
English Thread,
Valeneeinnes,
• II uniton,
Guipure ;Ind
• Brussels Lp . ces
'in great variety
• LI NNEN GOODS.
of till kinds. Irish Linens, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Table Linen and covets of all sizes. Napkins„
Doylies, Lin.•n Sheeting and Case DOA
from auction at prices below all entnpotition . .
The attention (ifhonso-kciepero k particularly
invited to our stock of Curtain doods =ono'
•
‘Vhich'may be found !
Broimtelles, •
anti everything' in this line of 7ootis, which can
not fail to please injahrie, style or'price..
DOMESTIC GOODS . •
Bleached and Brown's-Sheeting, froi4 the 6tl grade
np to the finest, 'Pickings Denims,
Striped Shirting, Apron Checks. pin g hnms.nmi
Prints. from 5 els to 12 1-2 cls per yard, and
all Inds of Cotton Goids for men qr b,!ys' we.tr.
• - lair Cloth Skirts, Grass Clifth Skirts, -
• a d Paraso!s,--a very rich it.sortinent.
•
'.lle ë Antique, Moss Fringes. (Worms. and all
descriptions of Dress and Mantilla Trimming, and
everything belonging to the Dry Goods' trade
ewitoiners 3 , klay be sure of findinz at!l3acon's, if it
can he found in New York.
CARPETS! CARPETS!! -
Since the recent Trem.-ndnus Fall In the price of
Carpetimr..we have purchased and have no* un
hand the i!!r , est and most beautjail assortment
of CARPETS ever exhibited in - this region, at
priiies fully 30 per cent. Jess then they could be
sold for the I.;st year. All those who are in want
of Carpets are invited to our
CARPET-ROOM - ; -
where they . wili be delighted with the beauty and
cheapness of the various witterns, and astonished
that so.good a carpet ran be sold so 'Fheap.-
Brussels, .
Three Ply,
-Ingrain,
-
Cotton
and !krill)
Carpetings from 16 per yard and upwards.—
Floor and Table Oil Cloths. Mutts, Druggetts,
&e., equally cheap.
R:-C. 'Bacon would inform those of his custo
niers who have not already made themselves ac
quainted with the fact that he has removed from
the store fortuly occupied - by him in Brigham
Block, opposite Court House, to the corner of the
new block erected the last summer next east of
the Canal, and having a ranch larger, - More conven
ient and pleasant; store than formerly he is pre
pared to hold out even greater inducements to
buyers than heretofore, and suck as can but be
appreciated, and admitted by all those. who are
competent judges. •
New Exch . :lnge, Binahaniton,
May, \'2,9, 1855,
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
ninTE & KNOWLTON iespeetfully call
the attention of the citizens of §usquehati:
nn county, to their neiv..and extensive assort
ment of • • .
H A-R ; D .W AR. t
Comprising almost article usually kept in
similar establishments, which they will .sell at
such prices as-must satisfy all who may favor
them with their pltronage. Their goods were
purchas . ed at the lowest market prices, and are
warranted to be of the best quality.: Call and
examine for, yourselves, it will cost - you noticing.
We think all will be convineed that. this is the
(dace to buy GOODS CHEAP. —not Cheap
Goods.
Remember the place, No. 10 LaFayette
Block, 3 doors east of the Chenango Bridge,
CoUrt Street, Binghamton, N. Y. .
March 1,055. •
Phyfe 8t- Knowlton
TNTEND to - keep constantly on hand a 'variety
of Nails, ken, steel, springs, axels, table and
pOcket cutlery,'butche'r, bread, and shoe knives,
razors, shears, scissors, snuffers and trays, coal
lisids, shovels and tong,s,,stair rods, coffee. mills,
wheel heads, enameled -sane() pans and kettles,
vices, anvils, smiths' bellows, screw plates,slcdg•
es, hammers shorgls, spades, ?scoops, chains,lead
pipe, shiet lead, pump chain and fixtures, straw
cutters, corroshel lers, sausage -cutters, metal And
wood aucets, horso brushes. combs, cards, rope,
Cii - rdage, files, rasps, -hells, tacks, brads, copper
rivets and burs, sand.paper, - braces, bitts, angers,
giwblets screws, hing6s, gate -hangings, curtain
'fixtutes; hooks, staples, bolts, hasps, wood, min
eral n6d white knobs, mincing.knices; door
springs, thermometersire, malleable castings,
mill, X ,ctit, wood and hand saws, firmer, mortice
and framing chiselis, gouges, wrenches, bench
screws, leVels, saw frames, auger, saw, plane and
chisel handles, axes, hatchets, axe-helves, brush.
Cs, oil stones+, whips,. pad, *fill, chest and door
locks, castors, sad irons, candle-sticks. trays, hay
knives, glue: glue kettles, spoons, saddler's silk,
tassels, &c. &e., and a Btock of builders' Hard.
wire and Carpenters' Tools, unsurpassed .for
cheapness in this section of country. Call and
see. Don't forget the place, No. 10, Lafayette
Block, 3 doors East of Abe Chenango Bridge
Court street.
Binghamton, March I', 1855.. - •
ILL SAWS, warrnntd, at
1.111 • - PHYFK & KNOWLTON'S.
Binghamton, March 1, 1855.
SPRING SiTirLIVA% OF
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
NOW in Store a large stock of new patterns
of CARPETS from the recent heavy ewe
lion sales at a great. reduction, in prices. Bar
gains for purchasers. And such elegant styles
that all must be suM.- Remember our Carpet
rooms are on the second floor of our Crockery'
and House Furnishing Store now being extend
ell one hundred feet in depth; making it the must
extensive in the Village. y. H. DE PELT.
Binghamton. March 15, 1855.
Crockery, Glans-Ware, - and - llovise•
FarOkiliiiitt . Goods.
'DE PEU would call the attention-of.
J• "purchasers to his extensive and varied
stock of GOODS for the Spring trade, consist,
ing of every article desired by housekeepers and
would especially aolicit. a call from those_ fur
nishing anew:, As our attention is particularly
devoted to the 'taws of this class, we are able to
furnish them with a complete - outfit , ;- , and we
would advise all to look through the assortment
before purchasing elsewhere. Remember DE
PEU keeps Crockery, Looking:Glasses, Carpet
ing, Oil. Cloths, Wooden and Willow Ware,
Spoons, Cutlery, Window-Shades, Lamps, Cur
tain Trimmings, China, ware, Fancy Baskels,llird
Cages, Toes, lap %tined and Tin Ware, Feather
Duster", Geese Feathers, M . ats, &e., &c., at the
LOWEST PRICES! 3. 11. DE PEU.
Binghamton, March 15, 1955.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN 'DRY GOOIVA. •
W. N. WILSON,. & CO. •• -s
-- DETURN their warmest acknowledgements
to their customers in 'Susquehanna County
for. past furors, and, invite attention to their stock
of -
• now Spring Goods,
jest opened, which they 'propose to replenish
weekly from ALX.7TION, and the cheapest cash
Houses in the City.
The stock embraces overy,variety of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee Notion, Trunks,
Traveling 13;irs. 4.c. All of which they will sell
extremely MEAL' for CASE!.
..Pcdlar4 and other wholesale buyers wilt find
it greatly to their-advantage to give them a call.
• Tho Ladies will find an excellent also eat
of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Thread Laces,
Trimmings of all kinds, from AUCTION at very
low rates
W. N. WILSON, &CO.
Corner of Court and•WaterSts: ,-.
Binghamtotf, N. Y., April 6,1855.
Now Arrangement at Gregory's
IRE STORE!
Muslin Curtains,
(1 W. GREGORY. & 'JUDSON SMITH,
• having formed a co-partnership , for'.the
purpose of conducting the - Hardmiaro business in
all its various „branches,' would respectfully in
form the People of - Susquehanna county that
they are now opening at Gregory's' Old 'Stand,
oppiAte the Eschange Hotel, 2 doers from the-
Canal, Binghamton, N. V., the iargegt, cheapest,
rind best stock of Hardware ever offered in Bing
hatntonl.
Marin! made arr.:ll77ments* to' import -their
tnglish Goods and purchase their, ..nierienn di
rect from.manufaeturers, they can rpd Will sell
CHEAPER than any other estalilishment in
town! Their-stock" is now very extensive, and
those wishin7 to purchase - are -*invited to call.—
The fullowiMY arc a portion of their leading ar
ticles, viz:—Table knives and forks, Tea do.,
i•arvers, forks and steels, penand . poeket knives,
bread and butcher do., hay and straw do., sees
sors, Shears, and razors, britannia test and-eh:Tee
pots, silver and britannid tea and table spoons,
silver rated. brass, and iron candles - 144:5,' snuf
fers and trays, solar lamps, lard, and- suspended
lamps, matitle.pieee ornaments, brass.'and iron
andirons, shovels and tongs, &e.
Looking Glasses, and looking glasS plates, to.
Bother with a general assortment of,bousekeep
ing articles.
• HOUSE TRININItNGS,
con4istinm of locks, hitches, butts, s'erews, brad
nails,. bolts, pitent window springs,. blind fasten
ings; shutter screws, and faSttmings,'&c..
A crencral assortment of tools I'm- ,Carpenters
and Joiners. Cabinet and Wagon Makers, Masons
and blacksmiths, ci‘nsisting of planes, saws, ham
mers, hatchets, axes, adzes; chisels, augers, anger
bitty and hollow angers, anvils, IlellOws, vices,
patent drill machines, iledges, stone hammers.
brick and plastering Irmols, cross-cut, mill and
circular saws.
- A splendid assortment of Saddle and Harness'
makers' tools and trinunimzs.
• • FARMING TOOLS,
consisting of shovels, spades, forks,rakeS,sevthes;
grain cradles, hoes, pick axes, iron bark, grind
stones, .&e: • • • I
Also, Aments for the sale of- Whittemore,
Squires S. Co 's Ap:riCultural tools,such as plows,
hay and straw cutters, eornshellers, &c.
Sole and tipper leather, morocco) and. shoe
trimininv, with a general - assortment Of findings,
Wooden ware;. willow cradles, wagons, chairs
and baskets of all descriptions.
Bar iron and steel, iron axles andsfeel-springs
malleable caSting,s, coach lace and trimmings of
all kinds. paints, oils, sash, glass, putty, &v., all
of which will be sold at the lowest rates. Please
call and examine the stock foiyourSelyes.
Binghamton, March 1, 1355.
iittu 3 rk ..rbtiertter,ients..
cAsn MUSIC, AND PIANO STORE
HORACE. WATERS,
IVO. 333 Broadway. .217ez0 York.
rpposition .to Monopoly—Music at Greatly
reclueed hales.
Notwithstanding thermithination of music deal- 1
ers to keep up the prices of non-copyright mu- '
sic, against the interest of ?lathe composers, and :
their refusal to extend to Mr. Waters the courte
sies of the trade, he is making immense sales—
having abundant evidence, that •ho lux public
countenance - and support,-in his opposilfon to the
GREAT AIONO:OLY,-:Td- in his edorts tq aid NA
TIYE TALENT, and to adopt the NATIONAL CUR
RENCY. His stock of. American and European
music is imMense, and the catalogue of his own
publications is one of.the largest and best select- .
ed in the United States. lie has also made a
Great Reduction in the prices of Pianos; Mt:lode.
ons and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Sit
perior toned 6 1.2 octave pianos for $475, $2OO
and $225, interior of as goixi quality, and instru
ments as strung and as durable: as thoSe which
cost $500.. Pianos of eery variety of style and
Price up to $lOO, comprising those of l'Es differ.
eat manufactories: among them the celebrated
modern improrcd HORACE MT:ATP:us' Prisos and
the first premium ./EoLtAN Prisn§ of T. Gilbert
& Co.'s make, (owners of the yEalian patent.)—
Second-hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices
from $4O to $l5O. Melodeons front five differ-'
ent manufactories, including the welt known S.
D. & 11. W.:Smith's melodeons, (tuned tike eqUal
temperament.)the best make in the:United States..
-Prices $45,- $75, $lOO, $ll5, $125, $135, , and
$l5O. .Smith's Double Bank Melodions, $200..
Ecah piano and melodeon guarantee!d. The best
terms to the trade, schools, 4-c.: 12 1-2 per cent
discount to clergyman and churches. • All orders
promptly attended to. • Music sent to all parts
of the country, post-paid,' at the reduced rates.
General and select catalogues and _sched.ule 'Of
prices ,of Pianos-forwarded to .any address free
of charge,
Extracts from testimonials - of Music Profes
sors and Editorials, concerning
HORACE WATERS' MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS.
NEW YORK, Dec. '54.
llonAcr. WATtms, niq., 333 Broadway :
Dear Sir—Having lotamined your Piano Fortes
from scientific and-appropriate. tests, I am ena
bled to form a satisfaCtory. judgment. of . their
merits, and it is withlpleasure that I can speak
of them as. among the: trfost celebrated and .im.
proved makes of the i.day.
For power, brilliancy and richness of tone
clastivitv of touch, and beauty of finish, they will
not suffe - r in .compa.rispn with those of any other
manufacturer and those. - desirous of obtaining
a really good Piano Forteone that will prove
an equivalent for theit means, will find such a
ode in your beautiful instruments.
THOMAS BAKER,
R. A. JI. Leader of - Jullien's' Band and musical
Director and Condpctor at Niblo's Garden.
For power, brilliancy -stud richness of tone,
elasticity of touch; elegancO and durability of
make, they are in advance, of any other pianos in
the United. States, being the result of long expo.
rienco and a series of exporiments,—N. V. Dis,
patch.
The treble.. is clear, pure, beautiful, and very
tuelodeous; the basS is deep, rolling and semi.
rows; the middle part is rich -and sympathetic,
and posses the - power of singing; 4. e. of uniting
the sound of each toot', in ado grOe but rarely
achieved.—MENSY C.WATRON. i
Your instruments are a sensible!improcernent
upon American pianos, and an honor to the
Skillful manufacturer. There is no doubt but
they will be sppreciitted by the public, and all
admirers of true merit—Owen-CO=7.OT:
'For. power, of tone, depth of bass, and brillian-.
cy of treble, together with' accuracy of touch,
they arc equal to any make I am acquaiited With
and I cordially rocommed thetiose'vrishing .
to purchase.—Y. C. Tattoo.
Our frionds.will . find at Mr: Waters' Store the
very best assortMent of 'music and of pianos to
be found 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
Magazine...-
_ I take great pleasure in pronouneing them in
struments ot' superior quality, both in tone and
touch.—Atmusr GOMEL.
We consider them worthy of.special attention,
froitohe resonant and exceedingly musical tone
which Mr. Waters has.succeeded . in attaining.,
N. Y. Musical - World ts. Wintes. . .
The Horace Waters pianos are of -superior
tone and elegant Y. Christian Inqui
rer. .
•
.. •
Nothing at the State Fair ditty inyea greater ex
cellence in any department than the Piano Forte
manittletured by Horace. Waters, of this city.—
Cllnt:CtlMArt..
• Horace Waters' Piano Fortes aro of foil, 'rich;
And even tone, and powerftille.-N. Y...lllusital
Itet.
• new Square Pianos, sir,' are of such a
Clearness and equality of tone .throu'ghout, that
,they very successfully compete with the volumi.
nous and expressive Grand Piano.:—Veinclerwayik
The Editor of the Su rartnah Reruillican; Ss.;
vannah, Gh., speaking of the Piano Fortes kept
by Messrs. J. W. Morrell & CO.' of that city,
sirs:
"It will be seerilhat their stock comprises in-
Strumenta of every grade of excellence, from the.
well known •Mantitacturing • establishments, of
Chickering, & Son, Horace Waters. H. Worces
ter, Nunns and Clark, and Bacon and Raven. It
might well be supposed, that in so largo 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 i=the .kind we
have ever seen: It is .from the 'esta,ldishment of
Horace Waters. .Beingconstrtzetedlf the best
and most thoroughly seasonn matcrial,"and up
on improved principles, Ris capable of resisting,
the action of every climate, And. of standing!
long time in tune: The keys are of pearl, and
the- recess for, the finger-board' ise inlaid with
pearl, tire logs are most elaborately .carved, and
the whole instrument finished up in . a
style of,
great excellence and beatify. And vet its chief
merit lieS in the power brillhry, and" :richness
of its-tono,.and.the elasticity of its tench." i i•A.
Extract, froMEdi to rials concerning C. G11,11E1:1' 4
&CO's PREMTU4 ' ;:f;
The zEolian Piano - Ferte is.undoubtedlyMie
most perfect musical instrument human ingehtli
'tv has constructed. Two instruments. are Men
dcd in one. The ..Eolian is both attached and"
detru bed ; so that the Piano may be played With
or withOt it ; or, With one hand -.the' performer
may elicit the melodious strains of the ..Eolian,
and With the other invoke the harmonies 'of the
Piano. The instrument which, in the ersning,
invited to the 'dance or . aided..the 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
`roans equal in beauty and completeness to Gil-
Il :Eolian Piano Fortes.-4-3forris' &
.11(;^ne Juurnal. • • •
The. v.triefy and' beauty of the elletts can only
be iippre,ciatell.by tho4e,,who hear these magnifi
cent instruments-al - 31 r. estAlishinent.
—.y. y. Tribiny.
I'he .F.elian'Piano Fortes sent to the, Crystal,
Palnce from tho treat :Rosie rooms of Horace
I.Vaters, have.been proyftl tq be ur,surpas.seci by
nli lothers in those qualities which the greatest
perormers most prize —Eceitin4- Pus!.
1 he Pianos : sold by Mr. Waters nre - viq.Y pop.
ulatj. The framewor;
. is mettallie and the :DR:.
trutnent is Warranted to stand any eliinute with
seareely nuy need of tuning, ti: ~ 1% Daily
'.l'ii:‘ es : .
•
The inventinn.of tile new voices ha§ divested
Until instrument °tits )13rsher inies,•ane given us
all the purity and ricline , :s of a, parlor
E in"' A tlas; Albany, ..V, F.
. This admirable .im:trutnotit i eyeiywhen
pfaied.,—Christian RPrlrclur, lb . start.
The "Eolian Piano is now the thief 'attraction
in nil rimqical circles hi the South.--,Abibama
Baptist. Mar;ion.
Extracts from testimnnia:S . concerning S. D. &
11. W:S)trrit's Cr.t.r.nuATT,n AlEt.pniAxs:
In an article in ete February nutnbi:r of the
Bedell., answering, s":ne inquiries in regard to
temperament rmide by " William %V. jr.. Brea
field,.l7t.rt noticed a -- statement that Prince's
Melodeons aretune - d in the equal temperament.
Since that time . I haVe examined a number of
Prince & Co's Melodeons, with special reference
to the temperament,land have not found one
tuned in equal tempqament. TheAetnperament
in the melodeons of Prince & Co. msnufacture
that I have examincid. approaches. :nearer the
Equal than in these o' Carhart &:Needham. but
it is far from equal, :IS any one" troubled with a
r,iecc, ear," I think wil decide, if they will try the
chords of F and F Sh rp in succession..
, • A Thsta, Punltney, Vt. '
. We are very happy to • stan corrected on this
point. We made the ',tractile it alluded to above
en the authority of a professo of music in - this
city, without having, ;observed in reference to it
'ourselves—a thing 'we very 1 seldom .. do, We
have since examined Prince 'VCe.'s Melodeons
- and find " A Tuner" right. -The' however, that
S. D. & H. W. Sinith'i Melodeons, sold by Her.
ace "Waters, No. 333 Broadway, are tuned in the
equal temperamenL—N. Y.ullusical Reriew.
Messrs. S. D. & IL W-Sinith rank as the first
mantifacturer's of the .Ntelodeon in this'country.
Their instruments arc recommended by the best
judges as superiorinOvery respect.—BosionCum
mmitcealth.- . 1
,
. There is constantly store-lt this es
tablishment ten different makes of Pianos, and
fliT different makes of Me?ode'ns.
Each instrument is guaranteed to giro
entire satisfaction, Or the purchase money rerun.
ded-
Persons at a distance ‘vishing to purchase will,
by forwardinq thOr Orders,: haye their wants as
well and as cheaply suiplied ai ! though personal
ty present "Hy)
HY' GE A NA.
Brovit Ilome.to the Door of the Itillio
A wamiEnn3;bleenvers has recent been , mane by
A.'Dr.
Curtio,ot el.y. in the treatment of COliFl3ll3P`
tion,Astlurra and all dlsea.t.es 0.1 the I.Ung. we refer to
" Dr. Curtis" Ilygezna. or Inhaling 113gean Vapor awL.
Syr up." With Ibis nevi method Dr. C. has restore] many
atilleted °net to perfect health at on erislettre of which he
hat innumerable Cettitie,atts.- Speaking of the treatment,
a physician remarks: It Is evident that inhallionstant
tyltreathlng an agreeable, Sealing vapor. vhe metliehtal
properties must come In direct contact-with the whole of
the stint cavity of the tungs.and thus escape the Many Mad
varied changes produced upon them when introduced Into
the ittomach r and subjected to the proeess of digestion,—
The If Nettnu to r sale 4t all the druggists throughont the
country.
4.'etzt 17ork Dritriman i"Jan,l4.
The inhaler is warn on the breu4 under the linen with
out the least Ineou'renieneo—the heat , of, the body be ttg
sufficient to evaporate flip
Hundreds of CASES of CURESIike the following tolgjit
be named. One Package oflfygettartchat cured me of the
ASTHMA of lig year,. stnnding.
Jas. A", Kr' ollerry, P. 31.V.Duneaymon, Pa,
. I am enreil of the ASTHMA of l° y.!arit standing Dp Dr:
Curtin' Ilygeuna
.111alwaref Eastars,; Brdoklya, N. Y.
Mrs.Pnrd of N'e • 5 31°11 ""S t. • t "" scure& C' fl4 '
revere ease of itronehetlS fiy the Ilyreana.
My sister hap been curiLof a DISTRESSINO COIIOII of
several years standing, and deAtitied to be incurable by her
'physicians. She was eared In ONE MONTII bj Hp
I • •
genus.
J. II- dauber:, P.M' ; llirAmoiur,
-Pelee three Dollars a Paekage.—Sold by CUILTIS PER
KINS A BOYD it PAUL No. 140 Chambers St.. N. Y.-4
Packages - sent freehr earliess to, any part of the - United
States for Ten Dollars.
N. lb—Curtis' Tfygeann Is the ORIGIN.AL and .ONLY
OF.NI.IINE ARTICLE, all others - are base kmmitations or
vile end IN.TCRIOUS Counterfeits. Shan them -as you
would POISON. ' liTyl—Vlsreber Jt S., Adv'ra.
-inf - Ter Sale by Abel turret), Druggist, Montrose, la.
NEW GOODS.
MIIE subscriber is in - constant receipt of New
"Goods, iai his lino orbusiness, nearly every
week:. The public will find his assortment No
and:his articles new and of good' quality. The
stock consists as usual of
Drugs, bfodicines, Paint/4011N '
Dye-SO:ifs, Groceries,
Fancy-Goods. Jewelry, . •
Perfnrnery, &c. •:
Morn at the lower end'of the burned district.
. ABEL TURRELL...
Montrose, June 1,155. , •
NEW YORK ADVERTISE:IMM
FROM VISSCIISE &SCIIELT:B GeneralAdtirtising
• notse,,Appletwes Building, 34 6
and 348 Broadway, ,
C. Fischer, Pianc4pite Sad..
afactory,.
,
?sDaa
Ware Rem, Nos. 243; 245, 247, and
.111. 1 249 West - Twenty-eight street, between
9th and 10th Avenue', New Yerk.: Pianos with
the &alien, and/nil the best !modern ireprpvc-...:
meats, made of the best materials, - under our.
own supervision; a written given With.
every. Piano. • it. C. .F. being practical men*:
and nienufaeturing - very lergely,ean furnish, the
best.. Pianos, onlower• terms than can be furnish.
ed any where, and it -is decidedly the beat place..
to buy.for cash.. Those desiring a .good
and one that will gland and wear well, Can't 46 :
better! than to call on J.& C.-Fiticher. 43M21.
*rilv , ,bauks' Plotfortnii.nd . : Cita-titer
• - Stator..
Li AMR ANKS - & Co. have reeently.,, oriene:d
jspacious Warehouse at: 189 Bi•ondiv.sy; Se*.
York, whore they offer, at wholesale and.'-retali;.
the most complete ortment of Weighing . . Ap, - .
paratus to he found in the United States. l , ; , Ameng:
the articles offerted will ',be found itpaiitidaV . of
seventy different'lnndifleations of FAIRBANKS!
SC/ILF.S. Also a #reat Variety of . 11a-sx - Ens!, Jew:.
eters', DruggiSt's Grocers' : and other •Sertles.s
Sprie - t; Balances, Patent Beams,lester's Weeds'
and Measures, &e.,'&e. .
IIAY and COAL SCALES set in aby part of
the. country' by'experieneed workmen.;
Orders by mail orotherwiSe reeetvir titter!.
,
FAIRBANKS & - C0.,189 13rerrdwag.York
•
i2m6 .
New Store- as • Neuhlifoixis.
Carpets Cheapei than. ever!
THE.subieriberl i r„iveiivitiee, that lie has •
en the premises; No. 394: HudsOn Street, -
New York, where - he oilers for sale -an elegant •
and choice lot - of Thretaly, Ingrain, Venetian •
end Hall Carpeting, Oil Cloths, stair rods, rags,
Druggets, ete:. ..11/osi of these goods have - been
bought at nbetion for Cash only. ' Arid now al
low no to'say-.--ist, Carpets Were unprecedel'itly
high last year; 9d, They arenbout 25 per cent;
totem' this year, "and never- during the
years that I have I;edn in business, havel known
them Re low ; 34 - , Most of the old dealers, pert . -
haps 'all, have large stocks bought at last year's ,••
prices; 4th, I shall start with a. clean new 5416_ :
bought et this year's pricea; sth; MI -expenses
are very see my Prices for Ll'araple., - Ingrain. is
Carpeth; all wool, Ss. 6d. per yard: ; Deuble
elt, dittoos.,SuPertine, 55., Extra,'6B.; •Thre.ply
Iditto. Sl,and all'Otbers at equally loW•ratia.
J:'KLIGGLES LANDON, 394 Hudson St., , •
- (ljetweenliarnmersiey and , Clarkson
New YOrk.)-15m3 •;.- .
CHARLES t..Foad,- •
. .
OIA-MBERTURNITURE, Bedsteads; Mat.
C
tre,iscia, Washstunds,.Enameled Sets, Lotto.
ges; Pillows. Counterpanes, &c., -
.443 Pearl st., N. Y., - betwein •
,-.-
19m6 Madison and Chathnni st.
No. andValuateDiscovery..
- lam's Aromatic Invigorating -
Thisdelicious beverage is super i or. to all in
vigorati , Cordials, Schnapps, Netyines,&e., in
use, foil cure
. of Dispepsiri, Nervoustteav4
Heartburn, Droirsiness, Kidney ComPlairit, Melt .
TreinenS, Intenitierance;.&c., •
as it invigorate and 'strengthen, Wit will triot ,-
intoxica e• or stupefy. • " •
Persons..who' have become habituated to .the .
excessiveuse of Tobacco, Opiiim and Spiritneas -.-
Liquors, will find speedy and .perronnent
from. the desire to use these. destroying . ;agents,
by taking, a bottle or two of thisDelibions llledi
cal Itever4e:
Weak . and Sickly Families will find Dr. tlatn'il
invigorating Spirit a ((nick and .sure cure for all
female difficulties, it being n,Regeneratot as well
as a Strengthener of the Human Systeth. Ench ••
complaint. that the Aromatic Invigorating Cordial
is calculated-io cure is, named on the wrapper .
at-comp:tying each bottle, and. full; directions for
use are also minutely. given.
- - - .
Price.l Per bottle. Prepared by Dr. Darius
I lain. Pri nei pal. Office, No. 2. Liberty Street; New
York, were wholesale orders should be addressed.
For . sale by Druggist ithronghant the United
StateS.'
Sold -by A. Turrell,-Montrose ; K. H.
Eaton; btu-ford; Church & Phinny,Dundaff; L.
Scott,Great Bend.
Wrouglit.Xron Pipe •
For Water. Steam and (Vas. Janwe 0. Morse
cf. Co., No. 79 John Street, New York, -Manu
facturers and dealers in Wrought Iron
Thirteen different- sizes- constantly on hand,
with Valves,- Cocks, Elbows; Tees, and every
variety of fittings for the same. A sherkfrs Steam
Ganges. Whistles, Oil Clips,-&c. ,' Heaters :for
Steam Engines, Steam. and Force Bumps, Boiler
Tuycro- and Soap Boiler Coils, Screw.
Plafes,and Screwinl Machines." Buildings Warm
ed by Steam - and 'Lighted. by - Gas. All..ordem
for repairs, ;in& country orders receive, prompt at
tention,- • •
J. 0. •M. &• Co. beg to call the atteritiou of.
owners of factories, hotels, &e., to their superior
Gas Generating Apparatus, now in use at the
, St: Motel, New: York, Manchester,
Conn., G rep t.llarrington„ Mass:, Rockville, Conn.,
and vai ions other parts of the country:
FIRE 'WORKS FJRI WORKS
TOE TRADE SUPPLIED. •
r II 'subscribers. are prepared to furniskall
-L articles hi the above line at ".
GriEzt TLY REDUCED PRICES. ;
Their- stoCk Comprises, among other articles:
No.l - Crackers, Extra _..Sie do., TorpcdOes, Roman
-Candles, plain and colored; Rockets frotn.l. oz . to
Ihs., - do. do: Vertical and Pin. Wheols: Gias
hoppers, &c. ..Orders received:is usual foi•E4'igg'sr
Exhibition Works. - ' - - ' • '''.-. -- ' -
-. JOLLEY. & TIERS,
. - 'llll4
(Saccesshr to. John 17ti. H
-----ettOn,)
Menu facturers,of Fireworks,' -. ~,i
Q . . 43 Maiden I.4ne. , -
. - -•- 24--1 m...
•
. . . .
Largest and •Meopest SlaeX.:"of pry•Ooats in
Neie . l'Ork. •
ARTIES who are abont to visit . the'city, art:
invited to ~Lord'Sz. Taylor's imMenso
tablishment, .9.55, 257, 259, onto . street„ . 'corner
Chrystie Street,'Or at their other-store, new tinin-:
bers, 47 and 49 Catharimi street, at both:of which
Stores may. be found at all times; most itthictivit
Stocks of•Fasbionahle Silks, Shawls, - Mantillas,
Dres's COods, Planttels,Doniestic, Linenh, Hosie!.
ry, Gloves, - Laces, Embroideries; and 'every Other
description of Seasonable goods; 'Also CarpetinO,
Oil Cloths, [tugs; Druggets, Sm.*, In great variety,
to -all of which additions are constantly being
made from foreip , markets find anctlon sales,
and purchasing on the most advantageons terms;
we,,are enabled to sell at sueh remarkable' low
prices as to offer to our eustOrnerslreaterinduen;
ments than ever. - • 24--Atn.
New Spring' Goods.
TT BURRITT - would announee to his 'friends
4.1. and the .poblin that ift now ,r;pentrig
an unusually. laige Stock of Saripio and Sum-,
mEn GOODS, inclirding a great variety of Print.'
from 4ets to Is. per yard: Plain nnd. Printed
Lawns, .13areg.0 Delaines; Ginglinins, Brocade,.
Black and-Fancy Dress Silks, Silk Dresefissues
and Bareges, Poplins, &.c.; &e.; with a superior
assortment of Silk, 13reehe, Cashmere and nib. ,
bet Shawls, 'Mantillas, Parasols, Fteneh' Lace and
Straw and Silk Bonnets, Rich Ribbons and Flo--
ers, with a large variety of otherfritaple rind- fan=
.DRY ,GOODS,
Groceries. Crockery; Hardware, Iron and - Nails,
Boots and Shoes, Flats . and , Cups,'Xarpeting.
Wall paper, painted - Window . Shades, Floor, Oil
Cloths, Clocks, Stoves, Oils and Fetnti, Pkinghs
&c.; in short, the largest kind of - piles of
rich and cheap Goods, trio numerous to mention.
but just the things to purchatie, all!of which will
bo sold at the moat reduced pricca and on the
inost favorable terms foi cash, excharige, or ap
proved credit.
N. B. Salt.and Flour constantly. on..band.
- EItRASOLS-I:Litest ststea at
%Ir. mo
Juno• 13.
P Lad Dress Sinks and Clinagnal)le,'at annals.
.1.) al low prices. C. W.-MOTT.
inns