The executive Committee in presentiaVhe Preinitinss for 1855, are gratified hr crffermg to coin - palters the7most liberal list that has been laid Lactate V.:Audit lis- - hOtied: e shibition will be more.extensive than at. any former period- There never was n-timeld 3 / 4 11, the Agricultural interest was-ro.prominco.in the county, arid held out .rrach niducementa. It is tnisted --therefore, that an . institution which has'aidedvi 7 essentially to develop the resources Of , the county; will be liberally sup ported. APPlicanti tor 'Premiums on gnu a and Potatoes are requested to give the mode of cultivation ,,, io - ftiniiVi:ll,ll- 9 Society with complete protifof the'quantitY` raised. Ap plicants kw premiums 'en'./filch `.:Cows, fur Butter, will state, the - greatest quantity, made in Boy one Week during the Season. - . Pea* ,preventing Agricultural imple nienb4 arwrequested to (mush a ,description of the article.. . .. . . Tamable the I.l3mm:ttee to give in audi , 6pda - interest to the exhibitien, z it , is earnest ly reqiiested thirt those ii,ho take an 'interest in the succens'of the' Soeiety, ancl-who pos- G ess any thing that is ornamental of 'etiriars, will send it for inspection; -: . ~..-_,, - Tumuli 'l4'l.ll'oLnc:4, I. • 1 ALryto llsrownv, . . 2 • Tomtits Jonsson-. N.-B. If any thing has . been overlooked' in the announcement of pmMinims it *ill re titre4, on appliation to any member-40 the Committee. ~o~..lQeettpg _l~oucer The; churetie ipoatag the' State Rood, Fair Date, South Auburn,Apalachian; Can dor, Union, I"lpga 4, Atens circuits, Syra cuse Conferenee, are , niglink Siriutigements to hold a Camp IsfeetiOg;. to cornsiience Sept. 10; .%;,..4d continue till - the foll Owing Motiday. 7 -- fihe camp is locates aevep suites from Mon irose,.the. county seat of 'S.usiinehanriai on the State Road' Wet.. h as expected that the pledge of our brethren from the Roches te'r conferences that have 'hitherto been • with will be redeemed, so - that there "will be no lack of lifinisterial help. It is - also expected,- tliat Bros. Lee and Matlack,— wlth many oth.: ers of our brethren of the Syracuse Conferenee and Bro. C. F. Hawley of the -Illinois Con foren'ce will be present. Now, brethren, these arnang,e.ments are :be ing made in the name'of the .Lord, for the sole. purpose otadvancing'a pure Gospel, and to, bring the unconverted to. embrace Bible Christianity. In view of surrounding circum stances, not sword need, be to you, to urge the importance of making'a united and mighty effort in God's name, and in behalf. tif, crushed and, polluted \humanity. It re mains for all concerned, to say wlaether this shill be done, and pm-Father in heaven glo rified. The undersigned are pastors on the, charges named in this notice. • Br. D. IL Hickok is chairman of a very efficient committee of arrangements, and any' communication in relation to tents or enter tairiment, will promptlrattended to by him if coming in,time. Preachers, their wives, and.teams will he provided for, free of charge. For any infor mation in relation to'the meeting, Bro. 11. Frink can also be inquired of. D. IT. Hickok, MontroSe, Susqu'a Co., Pa. Edgar Si. High State Road Circuit E.B. Mintz, Fair Dale 4C Timothy Coggins South „Auburn " M.B. Porter Apalachian " It'Lounsbury Candor " M. Frink . Tioga & Athens ," l'.o:Kddres.,lloga Centre, Tioga co. N. Y. Teachers Association. A meeting-of the Teachers Asi'ociation will te held in New Milford on Friday the 14th di t y of September at 10 O'clock : The time and place of htllding,4,a County Institute;' will then be considered. A full attendance is car nally desired. • Medical Notice. ' The Electic Medical Society of Susquehanna • Cottnty will hold its Semi-annual meeting at Union Hall West llarford Pa., On . Wederis lay Sep;, 12th A.D. 1855. The public are respectfully incited to attend. • A.. CHAMBERLIN, Sec'y. IMF GOODS AGAIN At the " Exchange," Brooklyn. riPHE : subscriber takes this opporturitty of 1..: thanking his friends for their very liberal patronage the past season, and of saying to them in addition; that, having received fresh invoices of swimmable goods of various descriptions, he is still prepared tifi supply almost any article usu ally called for at a country Store. His• assort. meat is now complete, end being the .largest in Town, offers the - greatest inducement to purchas ers, either for Cash, Baiter; or Good (short) credit. Call Ind see. . O. G. BPAPSTEAD. Brooklyn, Aug. 20, 1855. SALT by the bill. or Load at the marlet rates by - 0. G. HEMPSTMUZI. HE highest market pine paid for Butter; Eggs, Lard,- Farm Produce of all kinds, good Shingles, prim Wool Socks, —in Goods, by O. G. IiEIIPSTEAD. NG.—The subscriber has on band el sod Is noir manufacturing a small stock of Ready Made Clothing, of good quality and work manibip, which he offers at very low prices .2' O. G. HAMPSTEAD. Bours & SHOZ,S.—A good- assortment of : excellent qualities,•kept eonstailtly on hand by ' 0. G. HEUPSTEAD. Medicines and Drugs. tERS Cheriyi„Peetorat=aeknowledged to rk be the best' Potmonia Remedy extant, Pond's Extract irf - Witch.llazie=an exceedingly valuable remedy fok avers ilbs—Dr. - Baker f s Comporind—a grand speeific'for Diarrhma, Dys. eatery, Cholera-Morbns, &c.—Ayer's, Jayne's, Phinney's and Wright's Merchant's barg ling Oil, together 'with a „ great . variety of Drugs in common use, kept Constantly art hand by 0. G. ,HEMPSTRAD. Please Take Notice. TAT it is very desirable that• the secounts .11.' and Notes of the late Firm tot' Smith & Hempstead should bo settled, and that speedily. U. HEMPSTEAD. Brooklyn, Aug. WI,. 1865.. The Manhattan Fire Ins. Office 24 58 Wall-Street. 'CAPITAL, . 0250,000 II) 811 ret buildings, Merchandine, Furn4ere,Yee eels in Port and their Cargoes, and other Proper ty. against loss or damage by fire:- • - DlEEcTona..—Natbarniei Richards, Samuel F. Mott, Peter H. Setienek, Wm. F. Mott, Edwin D. Morgan, Wm. W. Fox, Sidney binsoe,'Efishi Riggs, ILL Lord,-Thos. Barron, Russel Nev. Ang. H. Ward, Moses Taylor, John Stew. red, James Colles, Thos.: W. 'Pearsall, Ric hard Tighe, Peter. Cooper, Henry "Elstrorth, Lyman Denison, John Colwell NATHANIEL 'RICHARDS. Pp* w Pin PAT,xeR, Seep. NELSON d PRIEST, Agents, hatpton, • Lowest asii-Prices. Ar9u eailtnia in lig sliiitiog, 'nets, Dv? .1. kris; 'Drills, E te, 'Cotton ..Yarn . - ,Carppt `VarkT,wine, 4. corni.r Conitlr, iffhtir-st. - •r • =. = - -%-' -. " NELBON 4/..,PAIR3T. Binghamton, Aug. ,1855: Itit t '-; ' • OOK: in atfilfs Corner 4Orestrul sue lilloop Prieurs CEST PUNTS * ' pinball:atm Aug. 1 , iNBEAT Hush_ for tosi Diehil Ooods- 1 -: &: Mir ti \,..X Nelson Priest ring them-at coat suld,leati tharftosi. - Parasol 'at eost., Mantilla's andFsummer&sw i rls at kost, - St I ' • ' NELSON 4t, PRIESTS, ' __4.,____ _ _ _------.- Thß P'e? al 7 i k" ii ; -4e ilig• 20 :' • l i''l ,l-. Nelson & Priest.. WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers 'ln staple and Fancy Drs. Goo, Lafayette Block- Corner o f Court:Lad iVater streets, Binghamton, : ;NIHEIsos.) n,3.- 1- . portamouth. I\TI 7t , W and Elegant Patterns retailing for one 11c,- , shilling a yar; NELSON dr. ?RUST. Plughltnw n, 4git-3 0 . • . . .. ': I ,' , Dissolution,. ••T" partne.rshie heietqfore existing between E MI. Dean . & b. W. Philips At kyne, Pat.ints by'i mutual consent been Digfelved.'' , ', The busi ng* will bereaftisr be ceildrfted by *... M. if -4 &., 1 Sheldett. who twill settle ail bus eaa M. irs Dean 11:Phillips. The publics wI bo AA. ommbdated as ,beretofore. ' '. 1. : -,;'..:, ~; . . 14... DEAN _ - 1 - -- ; . - ; ~. E. W..lvill 'S. . Linn I .Owners, Aug. 1 30 9 1855.44w3 4 They area for the People, The Cheapest Reading in the World / ! UNITED STATES I?Lt DAZINE UNITED STATES J0131.11A1. For irationa patrol t;ileakviiw revet.es y,fen. I PIRG , 1 ETC., ETC., ETC., The Vaned liitates Magazine is now in• the weend voldme, hating, daring the 'first year, achie!ed an unparalleled triumph.. Whin ithißpit number" appeared, so far as its anperior to anything ever before published at tho price, that it was predicted on all' hands, that it must either be increased in price, ursurely fail —44 bat no such Magazine could be sustained at the 'extraordinary low price of lONE DOLLAR a year. hit the same time the laudations of the press throughout the country were unbounded -- complimentary notices flowing. in 'upon us by thousands. Subscribers began to roll in with a rapidity beyond ourmost sanguine expectations. Themagazine haa new reached a large circula tion in every State and Territory of the Union, throughout tho British Provinces, and in the piincipal European cities, and is rapidly increas. log wherever it is • known. It is electrotypedlrom new type Cast eipress ly, for the purpose, and is printed on a new im proved,Adaras' Prea, making it etie of the most beautiful specimens of typography of any serial publication ever issued from the American Bross. The best artists are engaged upon its engray. ings; and. each volume will hereafter contain about four hundred illustrations. . The cclebrated poem the "Lay of the Llst MinstreV illtistrate.d with over sixty engravings, is now being imblished,and will be continued throughout six numbers. A series of. over lane hundred original. designs 1 illustrating scenes and incidents in American i History- t ie being got up at an immense cost, and are published, two of them, in end) number of ,the Magazine, accompanied with interesting and thrillitigsketches connected therewith. . It also-contains, from time .to time, vie vs of i Cities , public buildings,•seenery, curiositiei, flow. 1 ers agriculture, natural. history, portraits of dis tinguished•individuals, etc., etc., to which is. ad ded each month a page of wistind humor,. from. **Dernocritas, Jr.,? the Laughing Philosopher, with his.comical "picters.", i Although it is- our object to give the magazine a. practical '*and instructive character, rather than a light, imaginative and sentimental, yet we in. tend that it - shalt always: wear a arena that will make it attractive to all. Its articles are mostly original and frolh the iblest pens in the country; while the editorial talent bestowed upowit is un surpassed by-.that.of any, publication in America. In addiOn ttf the rich:Pietniam Books which are given 'lto those getting up clubs; rewards amounting to over . • THREE, TIIOUSAND DOLLARS. • will be givttu to persons vending the largestnam. ber of antsFribers for the 3lagazine. The 11.7 Keil States Journal/is one of the largest, and universally acknowledged to be the „cheapest newspaper in the world. It is pub lished monthly, each number containing rimy six spacious columns of the most valuable and interesting reading matter , of 672 columns_ du ring the Tear, an amount au' fficient to fill 3 large octavo volumes of over four hundred pages each. Asa very interesting feature, there is now being published in the Journal, a series of beautifully engraved portraits of distinguished individuals, 'accompanied • with well-Written biographical sketches. These will, two of them, appear each month,and be continued through several years. The Journal has beep published six years, and has reached the triuniphant circulation of One Hundred Thonsand Copies, and we are Meter minedimmediately to increase the circulation to OnJiundred and Fifty thousand. We ha+e, during the fast two years, prespted to the subscribers of the Journal two series of splendid gifts of over $l,OOO each, besides! over 85000 worth of valuable Books, to those.iiend ing clubs - _ • - We now offer the third series of gifta,amOunt. ing to over $3,000, which will be presentsd to the subscribers of the Journal as soon .113 the cir culation reaches 1.56,000. This amount wilt. be • distributed gus' follows : The first gift will be $lO6O • in money, to be resented to one subscriber; the ten next gifts, -of' one hundred Dollars each, in money, will be ' presented to ten subscribers.; and thei . modo of deciding WHICH subscribers shall receive these tendons gifts will be such ses to live each subscriber an equal ebance. j • Subscribers must rely upon our honor to see this - arrangement faithfully and fairly carried out, and we trusty five years faithful dealing with the public will ire them sufficient confidence in our integrity and idfility to fulfil our engagemeets. Therefore, Evciv.itutsos wuoSiM3SCOMES awn rats THE SMALL Stet 471 . CATS will receive one of the IlirgeSt, , ,and most 'popular newspapers in the world, for oho year, and also stand a chance to obtain a gift of`ONEI`LIOU SAND DOLLARS or one s of the IQO gifts, which we shall freely present to our subscribers. The other One Thousand • Dollars wiW - be di. tided into twenty. Splendid Prizes, which wit-lie • presented to• the twenty persons sending the twenty largest numlier of subscribers, op to the time that the Anlrscriprion iist. shall .reach the hundred and fifty thousand—their value ranging ss follows:--One $3OO, one sioo, one • $lOO, two $5O each, ten e. 2,5 each, and 'five $1)) each. As the- c'recilationl is rapidly approathing to 150,000, these wiohing an interest in these Mag nificent Prizes should Avail themselves of It at once.. , EIII Every person getting tip a club of fouror more eubseribers, will receive, post-paid, a valuable premium book of his own • selection from a schedule of the best works published thren,gbout the ivorld. Tarkypersons, by a' little effort in this way, have secured to themselvee handsome libraries., ' Specimen copiA of either Jottnal or lisp zinc will be sent gratis to , those wishing 'to get up clubs... Or Or All money sent , by mail Did our rill-. • OXE TUOGSASD. *MC 49 &NTS SC"Jk2MT.I), To engage in getting subscribers for oar pobli. eatioot, and selling the " . • 4.SIERICAN PORTRAIT 'GALLERY • rent national work a nearly eight hundred pa. ges, and ll:tatrated 'with over three hundred . I rul4 aft.Y 66;ittitnqy engraVed portraits. Oar agenti are making from five'to ton a'day in; this pleasant occupation, .For farther particatats, Addre ,4 A 14,1:EMERSON & Co., Oct. Ist, Dec. Ist. ' , 3peee, st n lg.' Y. AN active and intelfigut .yoUng man, of about seventeen years of age, wanted as tierir felt store. Ore Wish* to aogatre the W aimea*, ana disixated to inake:timself fractal, u;111 find good encouragernmat by application shortly to . 4..8UR.811. 1 T, N'esq,4llfOrd, July F 2, 1855: ' ' [E. PE sr. OUR 'PREMIUM BOOKS Clerk Wanted. Arthl3l 4 s.P,tiMit•jtelflabaThig ` * T For,Tgeserriricr Fresh Fruit, Tentatiozi*ty Hermetical Sealing. /OBESE Cans which nit* sealed by the house keefiera 'without the aid of a tinnr, and ?petted rurally without injury to the Can, ore idly comitig into general use., Full directions for putting up fruit aceampaniug the Cans: and t• he work is so-easily performed, that b I Y their use, ratty. family may have Fresh Fruit thid To- Mlltotlif on their , tables, all, winter, at summer pi c+ea• PRICES:—.I9nt, Cana, $2,00 ; Quart,42,so ; Lint f-Gallon, $3,5.0; Three Qurts, $4,a5; (alie n; $5,00 per dozen. The Ilitfereat sizes nest, in order to secure economy in transportation. , — Country Storekeepers will fina this new article one of ready sake.- Manufactured and sold by , ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & CO. \ No. 60 South TENTH St. PHtI.:A. July 18 • 1055.-30m3. IIteeLIGHTNItiG EXPRESS Tare . *daced Time Saved! I Theo' by Day Light!!! UNIATIMIT & S'ENILS. T_TAVE formed a partnership in Montrose for tho puippse of doing everybody's 4 BLACKSMITHING! • at,the old stand near Keeler's Hotel: ' • We have purchased an entire new. stock of IRON, comprising a full assortment of all kinds, direct from the city. We shall keep constantly on hand • - • _ Weste . rn—Roind and Square Castateet Toe Cork Rods, • • Refined Tyre iron--all sizes, Band iron and • Spring Steel. - • A large assortment of kfalable Iron, Colt Chains, Carriage Bolts, &c. girt us a can, By strict attention to business we hope to re ceive a liberal share of , the patronage. All work warranted to" give satisfaction to those who will favor us with their patronage. • W OrAGONS AND CARRIAGES ironed on short notice and stock found, or made to order throughout,is may best suit our patrons. " All business transactions must be settled once a year. Short settlements and long friends is our motto. N. B. A good journeyman wanted, to whom steady employment and high wages will.be giv?a. A. E. HAwtEr„ PF.nitY JENKS.. Montrose, kay 31, 185.5. A FINE LOT OF LONDON Twist Double name' Guns, Single do., and extra Fine Rifles, for sale by May 1. New York Prices ! A RE now being paid by A: Lathrop do CO LI- to all those who consign their butter and Produce to them. , They having made nthinge meats are now enabled to send all kinds of pro. duce to New York and to sell the'same at the highest market prices. \ All- those whci wish good prices and quick returns wo invite to call upon A. LATHROP & CO. Mon trose,-Siny 1, 1855. , . Now Spring, Goods. BURRITT would announce to his friends 1 • and the public that , he is now opening .an unusually large Stock of Seam and Suss. tutu 000DS, including a great variety of Prints from .leta to Is. per yard: Plain and Printed Lawns; Itarege Delaines, Gingham% Brocade, Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Silk Dress Tissues and - Bareges, Poplins, Sze., &..e.; with a superior assoitment, of Silk, Brorhe, Cashthere and TM& bet Shawls, Mantillas, Parasols, French Lace and Straw and Silk Bonnets, Rich Ribbons and ers, with a large variety of other staple and fan cy D Y GOODS, • Groceries, Crockery. hardware. Iron and Nails, Boots and Shoes, 11at47 'and Caps, Carpeting, Wall paper. painted Window Shades, Floor Oil Cloths, Clocks, Stoves, Oils and Paints, Ploughs &c., &e.; in short, the largest kind of piled of rich and cheap; Goods, too numerous to mention, but just the things to purchase, ill. of -.which will be sold at the most reduced prices and on the most favorabld terms' for cash, exchange, or ap proved credit. . • N. B. Salt and Flour constantly on hind. New Milford, May.s, 1855. . - .Dry Goods and Carpets at Cost. W. ICXHAM & BENNETT have on hand a large and well selected stock of 'Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and • Carpet.s embra ding almost every article in theiDry Good's line ever brought into the market in view of the short crop of cash on j hand, we hale concluded to offer them fur sixty days from this date at cost. Those persons to whom we have formerly sold Goods will at CHICO see that this. is a rare oppor tunity and. one which should be embraced im mediately. To those.e)io have never favored ps with a call we would Ay try us once and you will be convinced that this is the 'place to / pur chase. Dry Goods and Carpetii. Our stock is al waysreplete with fashionable and seasonable Goods and are determiner,f,t keep as good a vs. rietyrui can be found in this section of the coun try, and sell_ at prices which cannot. fail to • please: WICKHAM & BENNETT. _Binghamton, Jan. 30, 1855. • - • BOOKS ! BOOKS! At the Montrose lEook Store, CAN be found the largest and best selected ai%ortment of Books and Stationery to- - lie found any whore in Susquehanna count(WhiCh will be sold for ready pay at prices-that cannot fail to suit. ' Among the miseellaneameDogka can be found the life of Washington, Jackson, Taylor, Isaac T. Hopper, Greeley, P. T. Barnum and others, STAR PAPERS, (Beecher,) Humanity in the City (Chapin,) Bell Stilith abroad, My Courtship and its consequraces, (Wykoff.) Anih Hall (Fanny Fern,) also Fern Leaves,,stand 2d aeries, Amer ican Agitators and Reformers, Thoughts and things at home Abroad, Getting along. The Old Inn, Hoods Works, L Dow's complete Works, Lewin or the bonded Twig. Memoirs of the Countess Belssington, 2 voL; The Chemistry of cammon Life. Beaches Atnetticsm -Practice or Family Physician,. Buck's religious Anecdotes, Testambnta, Bibles from pocket sizek:to large- Family, Hymn Books, Prayer BOoki,qftßOoks, 'T!,w ,Books, Blank Books of all sizes, Scrap Barka, Note Books, Recei pt Books, dtc., &u. Boozsl—All kinds used in the'County l or'furnished on short notice. Levy Barns.-A good variety constantly on hand or fornishea to order. Srsztostur—A , good lot always on hand.— Fiist rate writing pager, at per quire, Gold and Steel Pas, Writingink, the best - in use,— besides lots of other articles. too numerous to mention., Please call and exattikne before' pur chasing elsewhere, at the ldontroge Bost 011 ice. A N. BULLARD. Sfontrose i - Aug. 15, 1855. A CARD. PHYFE KNOVV,LT.ON would most re :spectrally call the attention of purchasers to a large assortment of HARDWARE just re ceived and being daily increased by arrivals' from different manufactures. Haring parchased at prices lower than those for which articles of the same quality have'been offered daring the five past years, they are enabled to make quite a re duction from their former very reasonable de mands, to offer both town and trade in ducements superior to those of N. Y. agenti. Binghamton Aug. 14. 1855. Will Fish Bite 11 1 11EY will if you use the - fishing apparatus sold . .by Phyfe & Knowlton;3 doors east of Chenango Bridge. A new lot just received by . Express. Can and examine tlicir , large assort meal. Hooks, L'ineN Reels, Pohts,Bnells, Arti ficial Bait, 4c. PHYFB dr. KSOWLTON. N. B. it' is ettrrently report that Fisk, in this seetiOn of country, will not be caught with other Tackle than that sold at the above 'estab lishment.:- . Bieghantton., Aug. 14, 1868. 100 all4.iiettlaa, all sizes; at - JO Aug.'44 PHYPE -KNOWLTIA 'S A. LATHROP & Co. Weir Btore.—litew Goo s. frne, abbeeriber takes`thittfrietkitti - of adver tising to his friends and the public general ly, that ho has fitted up a store, just across the street from his old quarteas, in Brooklyn, where ho is prepared to receive ustornerst, and sell them Goode, at as low rates as any other vital,- .lishment in Susquehanna -minty. Bison meat is very large indeed, embracing nearly ev ery article usaallyealled for in a country store. As lam determined to do business so as to avoid" bad debts," which rrsponsible purchasers are taxed to Pay,l-can offer superior induce ments to cash and otherwise prompt paying pat rons. April 30,1855 Sopytocirreitgad! ' Don't•lxto forgetful, friends, ono and Aged or youthful, great or small— . , • (if not too small) - That at Odd Follows' Hell • Is t3se place to call To get.yOur pictures dmie up tall. New Goods Chesiihr Cash. I C• W. MOTT has just reeiied 'another lot of • New Goods, an eh as Challis, Barge IX) Lain, Dellagts, Gingham's, Cialbu.s, Embroidery. Lawns, &a, &a. WHIM HZ OFFERS AT VERY LOW PRICES. SUMMER SHAWLS, a new lot just reeelved—teautiful patterns 'at very low prices, stew CRAPE and BLACK SILK SHAWLS 43 /Ow as the lowest. . • hue 13 paßASOL&—La!eat styles at • • --C., W. MOTT'S. Jone 13. Niqljamton 2,..4ltittist mitts'. NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS! AND CARPETS!! Great Reduction In Price at the _ ONE PRICE STORE. .1) C. BACON has the pleasure of annoane -11,• ing to his Customers that ho has just - re. turned from tho Eastern Markets with ono of the largest and most excellent assortment of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS ever opened in thin market, which for beauty, variety and style cannot be surpassed, which hav ing been purchased for cash at auction and else. where at auction prices he will sell them chenwr tha‘ they were ever before offered itt this or any other market west of New York city. . His rich.and splendid assortment of DRESS SILKS is always acknowledged the best and cheapest in town, and includes Plain, Plaid, Striped, Brocade and Glace—the cheapest as well as the richest aoOds, at prices varying from 37 1-2 it's to $25,0 per yard, together with a great variety of BRILLIANT JET BLACK SILKS, Tine Satins, Sze., selling at least 20 per cen less than the cost of importation. SHAWLS; SUAWLS!! An immense assortment of Silk, Crape, Thibet, Cashmere, Merinos, Broche and Summer Shawls, from $1 to $6O, together with a splendid satiety of Black and COlored • MANTILLA, of all tho fashionable patterns: S'aec, Silk and Embroidered, which will be sold the • .1 than ever before. - DRESS GOODS. • De Lains from 6 1-4 c'ts-to 37 1.2 ,per yard: Plain, Plaid, Striped anti Figured. Stn-fins, Challies, 'Bombazine:l, Chhmbras, Girie _hams. French, English 'and -American Drills, froin 5 c'ts to 25 c'ts per yard, and every new style constantly / on hand. at the lowest prices. RIBBONS. Ribbonds by the peii.e or yard will bo always in our stork for Milliners and retailers. EMBROIDERY. The richest and largest assortment of Einbroideiy . can always be seen at It. C. Bacon's,at the lowest prices. Chemisetts, Collars, Sleeves, Skirts, Infants' Waists, &c., of every fashionable style, together with • English Thread, ' Valenceinnes; Honiton, Guipure and Brussels Lsce - s in great variety. LT NN EN GOODS. • of ill kinds. Irish - Linens,Linen Handkerchiefs, Table Linen and corers of all sizes. Napkins, Doylies, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen from auction - at prices below all competition.: The attention of hone-keepers is particularly_ invited to our stock of Certain Goods, among which may be found Lace - Curtains, Brocstelles, -vo: and everything in this line. of is,' is; wt not fail to please in fabric, style or price. DOMESTIC GOODS Bleached ana l Brown Sheeting from the 6d grade rap to the 64est qualities. Tickings, Denims. Striped Shirting, Apron Cheeks. Gingham and Prints, from 5 els to 12 1.2 els per yard, and all kinds of CottOn Goods far men or boys' wear. Hair Cloth Skirts, , Grass Cloth Skirts, and Para.49,ls,--a very rich assortment. More i).oque, Moss Fringes, Giloons, and all descriptions of Dress-and Mratilla Trimming, and e thing belonging to th.l Dry Goods' trado customers may be sure of &ding at Bacon's, if it can be found in New }pork. CARPETS! CARPETS!! Since the recent Tremendous Fall in the price of Carpeting, we have purchased and hare , now on hand the largest and must beautiful assortment of CARPETS ever exhibited in this region, at prices fully 30 per eent. less then they could be sold for the last year. All those who are in Want of Caipets are invited to our • CARPET-ROOM where they will be delighted with the beauty and cheapness of the variowo patterns, and astonished that so good a carpet can be sold so cheap. Brussels, . Three Ply, • , Ingrain, _ • Union; . Cotten and Hemp , Cax' petints from 16 c'ts per yard and upwards,— Floor and/Table Oil Cloths. 3latts, Druggotts, dac., equally. cheap. R: C. BaCon .would inform those of his custo mers who have not already made themselves ac quainted with the fait that he has removed from the store formly occupied lir.him in Brigham Block, opposite Court House, to the corner of the new bio'cla ereted the last summer next east \ .of the canal, and aving a much larger, more convol t - ient and pleasant store than formerly he is pre pared. to hold but even greater inducements to buyers than hc.retofore, and Duch as can but be appreciated, and admitted by all those who , aro competent judges.; New Exchange, Binghamton; 1 - Illay, 29, 1855. Air ILkSAWS, warranted, at PnYFE & KNOWLTON'S. BingharnttinAfarch 1, 1 8 55. • . • • LEA OF CARPETS AND -in CLOTHS. NTOW in Store a la* stecit4 new pattern* .111 of CARPETS from the recient heavy auc. [ion sales at a great redaction inpr -icos. Bar gains for purchasers.' And such , eiegant,styien that all must be suited. Rernember our Cat et rooms tire on.iho second floor of or crwk,Qw and House Furnishing Store now being extra ed one- hundred feet in depth, making it the moat extensive in the Village. I. 11. DE .PEU. - Binghamton, March.ls, 185.5. . . .. BagAmtig4—A largo amortMent of Gold, Cameo; and Mosaic Breastpins..just receiv ed from the Manufactory. A. J. EVANS. Binghamton, July 17. - . . - SILVER WARE.-4 la rge lot of silver roils, spoons, Ladles, Nspkin floings y - dte.; just tin = isbed and for sale by, - ' J. Evags.. • July 17. • . Guld of all weights and patterns. n. G. HEMPSTEAD. - C. W. MOTT. Brusiin Curtails, .hich , f4,eed Crockery, 41htetoWare, niece "nor se- Found"lan; heeds. • T H. DE PEll:ivould call the .attention" of t.f • porchisins to 'his ottensiee• sod ,stied 'Stock of GOODS for the Spring 'trade, consist. ing of every article desired by hoesekeeperstand would especially solicit a tedi trout those fur., Dishing anew. As our dietitian in Particularly,. devoted toikeTroants of Chiseling, we are *Mete furnish them with , a .complete -cintfit--:arfwe would sulvise‘all to:look through the assortment before purchasing - elsewh4itt. _Atemembee DE FEU keeps Crockeq, Look - 10g.61448e5, Covet ing,- Oil. Cloths, Wooden -and' Willow Wan, Spoons, Cutlery, Window•Sharles,,Lamps, Cur. tain Trimmin,gs, Chinn wire, Panay Rukets,Bitd Cages, Toys, Japanned and. Tin Ware, Feather Dusters; Geese Feathers, Mats, &e., &e., at .the LOWEST PRICES! 3. H. DE - PEIL Binghamton, March 15, 1855• , GREAT BARGAINS .ILN, DRY G 0 - W. N. WILSON, & CO. RETURN their warmest acktiowledgeMents to their elastomers In Sastinehannt, County for _past favors, and invite attention to their stock of : - • New SpringGoOde, - • just opened, which they propose' to replenish weekly from AUCTION, and the 'cheapest cash Ilotises tho City. The stock embraces everf variety of Staple and', Fancy Dry Goods, Yankeo Notion, Trunks, Traveling Baia. All of which they will sell ' extremely CHEAP for CASH. ' Pedlars and other wholesale bniers will find it greatly to , their advantage to give thorn a laassortment` call. The dies will find an excellent , of Dress Goods, Embroid erica; Thread Laces, said Trimmings of all kinds, from AUCTION at very low rates. = W. N. WILSON, & CO. Corner of Court and Water Sta. - Binghamton, N. Y., April #4855: ' , New Arrangement at Gre&ry'i3 HARDWARE STORE! • GW., GREGORY & JUDSON SMITIi, . having fermed a co-partnership for the purpose of conducting the Hardware 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, opposite the Exchange llotel, - B.dpors from The Canal, Binghamton, N. Y.. the largest, cheapest, and best stock of Hardware ever offered in Bing. hatnton. Having made arrangements to, import their English Goods and purchase their American di, rect from manufacturers, they can and will sell' CHEAPER than .any other establishment in toivn! Their stock-is now very extensive, and these wishing to purchase are }welted to call.— The following are a portion of their leading ar tides, viz:—Table knives and 'forks, Tea do. ; carvers, forks and steels, pen,and pocket knives, bread and butcher do., hay and straw do., seis sors,'sheare, and razors, britannia tea and coffee pots; silver and britannia tea and table spoons, silver plated, brume, and iron candlesticks, snuf fers and -trays, solar limpe, lard, and suspended lamps, mantle-piece ornaments, brass end* iron andirons, shovels and tongs, - &e. i f • Looking Glaeses, i and looking gl.ls plati , s, to. gether with a general assortment of bensekeep ipg articles. HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Consisting of-locks, l . nichml, butts; screws, brad nails, bolts, patent window springs, blind fasten ings, shutter screws, and fastenings, &c. • A general assortment of tools for Carpenters and Joiners. Cabinet and Wagon Makers, Masons and biacksmiths, consisting of planes, salt's, harp mere, hatchets, axes, adzes, chisels, augers, auger bitts.and hollow angers, anvils, Bellows, vices, patent drill machines, sledges, stone. hammers, brick and plasteritt trowels, cross-cat, mill and circular saws.. - ' A splendid assortment of Saddlennd Harness' makers' tools and trimmings,' FARMING TOOLS,. - - consisting ofAevels, spades, folks,rakea,,ecythes, grain cradles, hoes, pick axes, iron bars,' grind stones, &c. Also, Agents - for the sale of Whittemore, Squires trCo's Agricultural tools,such as plows, hay and. straw cutters, corn shellers, • Sole and upper leather, morocco and shoe trimmings., with a general asscirtment of findings, WocelOn ware, .willow cradles, wagons, chairs and baskets of all descriptions.. Bar iron and steel, iron axles and steel springs malleable castings, coach lace and trimmings of all kinds, paints, oils, sash, glass, patty, &c.,a1l of which will be sold at the loteest rates..Pease call and examine the stook, foryourselves. • . Binghamton, March 1, 1855. Attu 110 - 11 '-elbirertbenititts. CASII 31USIC OD PIANO STORE HORACE WATERS, No. 333 Broadway, .4Vezo. York. Oppo. sition to Monopoly—Music at Greatly reduced Rates. Notwithstanding the combination of music deal ers, to keip up the prices of non.copyright mu sie„against the interest of natire _composers, and their refusal to extend. to Mr.. Waters the courte sies of. the trade, he is making immense sales— having abundant evidence, that „ he has public countenance and support, in his opposition to the GREAT. MONOPOLV, and in his efforts to alit NA TIVE TALENT, and to adopt the-Nano:ranFun- HENRY:. 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. He has also made a Great Reduction in the'prices of Pianos, Melode ons and Nsinaical Instruments of all kinds. Su perior toned 6 1-2 octave pianos for $175,'5200 . and $225, interior of as good 'quality, and instru ments as strong and as durable as those which cost $5OO. Pianos of every variety of style and Price up to $lOO, comprising those of TEA differ ent manufactories: among them the celebrated Modern improced Holum Wattas' PIANOS and thefirst premium /FA:WAN 'Prmsos of T. Gilbert & Co.'s tnake, (owners of the &alien patent.)— Second.hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from $4O to $l5O. Melodeons from five differ ent manufactories, including the well known S. D:& H. W. Smith's melodeons, (tuned tho equal temperament,)the best make in,the United States. Prices $45, $75, $lOO, $ll5, $125, $135, and $l5O. Smith's Double Bank Melodeons, $2OO. Ecah piano and melodeon ,guaratiteed: , The best terms to the - trade, schools, 4.c.:. 12 1.2' per cent discount to i elerzyman and churches. All orders promptly attended to. Music sent to .illl parts' of the country, post - paid, at the reduced rates. General and select, catalogues and Schedule of prices of Pianos forwarded to any address free of charge. . ~ Extracts from testimonials of music Profes sors and Editorials . , concerning - 11011 ACE WATF:rd MODERN' IMPROVED PIANOS. • ' . NEw Yortx, Dee. 12, '54. HORACE WATERS, Esq., 333 Broadway: Dear Sir—Having examined your Piano Fortes , from scientific and appropriate tests, I am ena bled to form a satisfactory judgment of their 1 merits, and it is with pleasure that I can speak of them as among the most - celebrated and im proved makes of the day.. ' For power, brilliancy and - richness of tone elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish, they will. not suffer in comparison with those of any other manufacturer and those desirous of obtaining a really good Piano ,Forte—ono that will, prove an equivalent for their means, will - find such a one - in your beautiful instrument. . THOMAS BAFER, It. A. M. Leader of inllien's 'Band and musical -Director and Conductor at Niblo's Garden. - ~. Fos power, brilliancy ,and richness of tone, elaatillty of touch, elegance . and - durability of make, they,,aro in advance of any other pianos in: the United States, being the result of long expe- rience and a series of experiments.—. V. Y. Dis. , patch. , • ' ~, • , , The treble is clear, pli , , beautiful , and very I,N,‘„. melodeous ; the bass Is dee' -.tsAline and. sone roue; the middle ' part is rieli 4 "sympathetic, and posses the power of singing; t, , of uniting the sound of earl tone, in :do grey t rarely achieved—Hexer C. %YAMS,: * -, . "-- • Your instruments are a sensible ImproVe t pen American. pianos, and an honour ; to th' Hfatitrunsfeeturen---”Theri-W-no-dottittbut they ill iSclPPPriatetk . , l Ttika • Fb l 4:ao 14 €0. 4 4b" .0 1 04 4R For plitiei of tani,deiroot huas, 4 siid cy of treble., together with accurst touch, they rire_conal to any matte lam seouttinl44 with and tiordisily recoutmed thizt,to thesit *tithing to eurchase.—V. TaTLon. - • Our friends will'findatlir.-WittW- itore - the. trtwy best asiortmentormusic;and of .pianos. to be fo und In the United States, alit ilre -urge Pur southern and western friends Pr give him jean whenever the y go to New. York.—Graham's Magazine. - - ' I take great pleasure In pioninincing them in struments of superior quitlity;khotti hi' • toms And toush.—Auourr Gsnu s t. , _ : We consider them Worthytiftpeiniattention,- from the'resonant and'exactsitugly Musical tone which ltjr. Watershairsacceided In attstining... N. Y. Musical ;YoffilAt'rinlei. The Horace Waters pianoi - are , of, superior tone and elegant finish.--N. Nothing at et the Mate rah , dikylayed renter ex" vellenee in any department than the thane "Forte ninnufactn red by Hanks Wstisra,Rf this . citi.— Cintactuus. . . - , Horace. Water* ' Piann.Fort ire'oc fall; iridb; and even 'Aftesiial Rerie►o. . _ Your now Sqlmre Pianos, sir, are of: 'such a clearnese and equality , of tone _throughout:that they very successfully eceupete with the volumi nous and, expressive grand Piatio.z4artikrraryck.. The Editor otthe Savannah Repulolican, Sa vannah, Ga.speaking of theriane : Fortes kept by, Messrs. 5 .1 . ; W. Morrell dr..t. Co. of that city, says: • "It will be semi that their - iitockce4n,prises in struments of every glade of excellenc e, from the well known' manufacturing eslabliahments of Chickering & Son,- Horace Waters, H, Worm". ter, Nurinstitid Clark, and Bacon end - Riven. It might well be supposed,"that in so large . a c01:,.' lection there would be some ° very fine instru-' ments: But there is - one which, = for beauty 91 finish and richness end:brilliancy of tone, equals, - ,if it doeii riot excel, anything of the kind ,we have ever seen. It is from the establishment of Horace Waters. Being constructed of the best and most thoroughly seasoned material, and op. on improved principles, it is capable-of resisting the action of every 'climate, And 'of stan'rig. a long time in tune. The keys are ~ of pear , And it the recess for the , finger -board is inhdd with pearl, the legs arc most elaborately carved, and. the whole' instrument finished up. in a style of, groat excellence and beauty. - And yet it 4 chief merit lies in the power brilliancy, and rioines. of'its tone, and the: elasticity of its tonehl - Extracts from Ed i todalsconcern ing C. GiFtitirx, & CO'l4 litrafitli XoLIA:cf PIANOS. • The ./Eelian Piano. Forte Is undoubted y the most perfect musical instrument human ingenui tv has constriictiid. Two instruments are bleu- Jed in one. The /Eolian is both attacht4 and detached ; so that the Piano may be played with or without it ; or, with .one hand the performer ,' may elicit the melodious strains of the /Ulan, and with the other invoke-the harmonies of the Piannot• The instrument which, in the evening, incited to the dance or aided the festive song, gives forth, in the morning, the pealing ton which prelude and accompany the solemn hy Mr. Waters' new rooms are' very inviting to the lovers of music. But he has nothing- in his mime equal in beauty and completeness to Gil. bert's /Eon= Piano Portes.—Morris & Willis' Borne Journal. , - . • . • The variety and beauty of the diet ts can only be appreciated by those who hear these magnifi cent instruments at Mr. Waters' establishment. —N. Y. Tribune. . The "Eolian Piano Fortes sent to the Crystal Palace from the great music rooms of Horace Waters, have been proved 'to be unsurpassed .by all others in those qualities which the greatest performers most prize -Eiening Post. The Pianos sold by - Mi. Waters are very pop. filar. The framework is ruettallie fund the ms trument is warranted to-stand any.. climate with scarcely auy need, of tuning.—N. Y. 'Daily Times . Tha invention of the new voices has divested that instrument'of its harsher tones, acre given us , all the purity and richness of a parlor org,un.— Erening Atlas, Alb,any,. N. I. - This admirable instrument is everywhere praised.---Christian Reflector, Roston. - • • The Xelian Piano is now the chief attraction in all musical circles - in the Sotith.--Akbama Baptist. Marion. ' • Extracts from testimonials concerning S. D. &• H. W. SMITXS CELEBRATED MELODIANS. In an article in tae February number of the Review, answering' some inquiries in regard to temperament wide by " W. jr., Brook field, Vt.," I noticed a statement _that ,Prince's Melodeons are tuned in the equal temperam'ept. Since that time I have examined a number of Prince & Co's 3leledeons, with special reference to the temperament, aria have not found one tuned in equal temperanient. '.The temperament in the melodeons of Prince & Co.'s tanufaeture that I have examined, approaches nearer the Equal than in those of Carhart& Needham, but it is-far from equal, as any one " troubled with a niece ear," I think will decide, If they will try the chords of F and F Sharp in succession. A tUNEß,'Poultney, Vt. We are very happy to stand - corrected on this point. ',We made the statement alluded to above on the authority of a profinsor of music: in; this city, without having observed. , in reference to it ourselves—a thing we very seldom do. We have since' examined Ptince & Co.!s Melodeons and find "A Tuner" right. Tito' however,ibat S. D.- &.H. W. Smith's Melodeons, sold by Hor ace Waters, NO. 333 Broadway, are tuned . in the equal temperament.—N. Y.lllusicalßeriew. Messrs. S. D. St. IL W.Sinith rank as the first manufacturers of the Melodeon in this country. Their instruments are recommended by the best judges as superior in every respect—Boston Cons mamma. Or There is constantly in store at this ei tablishment ton different makes of Pianos, and five different makes of Melodeons. Fir Each . instrument is goatenteed to give entire satisfaction, or the: purchase money refun ded. . Persons at a dastanee- Wishing to purchase - will, by forwarding their orders, have their wants as well and as- cheaply suppilied asthough personal ly present. • 143.1 HYOEA NA. Drought Home to the) Door of the Millio. A WONDERFUL Discovery hse'retutiti". been made by Dr. Curtis, et this . oily.* the treatment of tlonsumr Hon, Asthma and all diseases Of the -Lung.. IWe refer to " Dr.' Curtis" Ifygeans or Inhaling Ilfgeon - Vapor,atel syrup." With ibis new media Dr. O. bar restored many ami ued ones to perfect health ; as an evidence of which he hen Innumerable certificates. I. Speaking of the treatment, a p hysician remst k @l' It Is evident that lutriditrtant • ly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal properties must 'Come in direct eoutset with - -the whole of the Arial cavity ofth rt.lunge,and thus erempe the manynad varied changes produced upon them when introduced into the stomach, and subjected to the process of digestion.-- The Hummel' forsile at all lie druggists throughont th? country. • • New Tor k DatehmawV.ras.l4. The Inhaler is worn on thetiteast under the aunt' vide au t the least inconvenienco—the heat of ,the body btng sufficient to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of CASFA elf CORlSlike the following might be named. One Package oflligeara hex cured not of the AFTIIII4 of six Isms. etandluf• 'AA. Irestbtriy, P. Ar. Denrunston, Pd. Tam ruled of the ASTHMA onOyears standing by Dr. Curtis' Ilygeana. 3f argaret Scab's, Brooklyn, N. Y. • Mrs. Pool of No. 6 Mayan oo 48t Y., wear 'cured of s (mere ease of lironebeels by the Hygiene'. • - • . My Astor hss been cored of DL3TRT.t3BI6TO cotrau of several years siondlog, and ilietded to be Insurable b$ het phyrtelan a. put war cured Iti!ONNI MONTH by the Hy , !pass ' J. rt. adlibi'irt, P. M., Rielnitinf, Price three Dollars a Package.--Sold by CURTIS & P Elt. INS f BOYD & PAUL No .!,119 Otirowl • Nrs st..; N: Poydragre s eat-fleetly 'sprats to aurpart of the, United States for Ten - •*: „ n.—.43urth es e ilyxnit It the ORTIMNAL and ONLY GENUTNIt ARTTOLR; other; are bate kowitstkins or rllr and INJITRIOUS counterfeits. Shun- them AO yes would POISON. I 37:1—V1 archer & S., Adele. clrP.rr Sale by Turret!, Dructirt, Montt° cf,ra.. riEW GOOT.!,S. THE subscriber is in 'constant receipt, of New' alat,•in-his lino of business, nesrirevory week: , The public will findbis assortment No I, and his saticies new 41111 of good gpsllty. Tho stock consists as usual of • Drags, -Medicines, Paint/4'oas, Dye-Stuffs, Groceriesi-L rancy.:Goods, 'Jewelry - • ' - PerfamorT;dtc.` -; Store st the lower end or the burnedilistriet Montrose; June 1,180, -40 ANADV S ,! a G al= , kVisscusi , t „7. nouse*Mi 4 B444ldivi.o 11AGEIAND Nottij)fettrittill - zatitir-= 4 : 1 1 r - . ff ligAr :4min Hite eotstatttly: oti band, ltvul!tfactsico,i4,, order; -• • • • s nags for Viola., tirain, ' wheat, Balm, Ike.' • Would olso.call thifolteutioliaCoitoW - el/Intel, to thefr Alt ' • - - • Seamlese & 'Asp OP . ' - j: : • 4(1 .Elrt.q.:'-'.4•A ..4- - :f.i'' .. " - 17,.. , !.- P esl g ne4 ai84'06*4;i:9::0"..**1411.1;."#t*1i.i.7..1 . • Ctur 10,000 420;000 bagi pet Also Importeri niaseaters GUNNY B&Gti:ANA BAGGING. ..._ and varicina,itinds - of Thread and ixah ; Lineal and Crofton, or - which we -areUftlifin,;:p continual suipplies. • Fulrbaults? iltttforzliallK • riAMBANKtr& Co.,,hive 'twenty * ,opened; a• - iverious Warehouse , it 114- Breadway, :New. , York, where they. effer, at whohleiloAnd . the boat ,coinplete orttninkor Weighing, 8i : pumas to belettudinthetrlfit4 SLOW , 14mc14 , the Articles ofrerrect wilt by found - usr , dfiCc f e:,, seventy !different modifications of PAI.NIP' , ScALEs. Also a great variety Of Barntlie, eters% Dreggige,ti Grocers', etherßeidea:---- I.Spring Balances;PatentßesosTester li aWeighta • and Measures, Str.; &e. - " MAY and COAL ElCALFaaset anrintl'oi, the country by experleneed Workmen. ' Orders by mail erotlttlivi**lll tividie2a- YAIRBANKs - & ..Co4lB9'lBtoadWay :1#1; York - 121116 r CHARLES. E.-fCGC, rtHAMBER FURH4TURE, tresses, Wastistands 7 Enanieled gra, Cliairs, Pillows; CilorittirtiATl**4 - • .. • 448 Pearl st., between I 191716 Bradisoa-an4.clutVat; • • <. New an - 41Tatarible,Diseco -- , Dr. Ham's Aromalic invigorating Asinti - . , Thin delicious beverage is - inperiot' to stun,- vigorating Cordials, Schnapps; Nerviness, &c.” ir , use, fcrr • the-`care of- Dispepaia, • Nervousness,. • Heartbtrrn,Dreivainess, Kidney Complaint, Mel • anclioly. Delirium Tremens, Intempetirmee, &,:., - as it will invigorate and strengthen, hut *ill nut intoxicate or stupefy. 1 e Persona who have become habituated to • the. excessive use- of Tobacro, Opium and [Spirittrorts Liquors, will find speedy and pieat tee: rat i n from the desire , to use these destro g, , ager, , ,s, .-- by taking a bottle or two,of this De 4ioup'Mellt -, . eel Beverage. I Weak and Sickly Families will find Dr. Ham's: 1-Invigorating Spirit a quick and sire-Care for r.ll. female difficulties, it hein,rr a Regenerator as wel: .. as a Strengthener of the Haman Sys em. Badly. complaint that. the - Aronttie invigorating Cardin.: is-ealculated to cure is trained on the wrapp,...r : accompaying cach bottle, and frill directions era:. . use nre also minutely given. , ( . _ - Price $1 per bottle. Prepared by iDr. Dar".crs - Fihm. Principal Oilier, NO. 2 Liberty Streek Now York;vrerewhillesale orders should bct addresv.4l.-., For sale by Druggist; throngbunt the tinite.; States. I • , c :: , 1 Sold by A. Terrell, Montrose; B.'r. &"K. 'II, Eaton,tiarford• Church' & Phinny,Dunda ff ; L. • Scott, Groat Bea - „ , 1 , 23.41 - y.. 1 . - Wrought Iron Piper . ' For Water, Oearn . aid Ga&. ~ Jautee G. M4O-;:tc 4 Co., No. 79 john Street, New York, 5ze....-a- facturers and dealers in Wrought-iron Pip:. Thirteen different sizes •constantly on bancl - , with Valves,oeks, Elbows, Tees , and ovary 'variety of fittin rS for the,Same, Ashcro arid_ '.. Gauges, Whis les, Oil Caps, &c. He tern f. 7 , Sfeson Eng4ne , Steam and Forge Pun) B t- -• 1 Flues, Tuyerei and Soap Boiler Coils. St!ruly . Plates and Screwing Machines. Buildings Wv,rrn-, ed by Steam aid -Lighted ,by Gas. - All or3ar for repairs, ant country-orders receive promr:.t. tention. , J. O. 31. Bz . . Co._ beg to call the attitntion oi: owners of factories, hotels, &c., to their iouporior IGas Generating Apparatus, now in us is at the St. Nicholas Hotel,• New York, Manchester. ' Conn., Great Barrington, Mass:, RockvillVf.n., and rations otherparts of the couutry. 3r.., 1 Largeit and Cheapest-Stock of Dryooods ea [ v New Yor k.. ..! r , DARTIES who ire bout t o visit thefcity,, err._, - 1. invited to Lord & 'Taylor's•immense :k0 , 4- tablishinont, 255, 257, 259, Grand Street, ceme7" Chrystie Street, or at their other store, nedfnual , hers, 47 and 49 Catharine street, at both of wia;,::‘, stores may bo found at all times, most atttartivir: Stocks of Fashionable Silka, Shawls, Manti.-L.::, Dress Goods, Flatmels,Domesties, Linens, H-iiie-' ry, Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, and every otiror description of seasonahle goods; also C4trpefr p i s ; Oil Cloths, Raga, Druggets, dse..., in great va-iorr, 'to all of which additions rue',-constantly 1....,:a . ; . made •from foreign markets and auction an:, •:, and purchasing on the moat- advantageous term:: . we w aro enable.l to sill at such ,remarkable. low prices as to offer to our customers greater inciltze , meat than ever, . • -- '' 211:--thn, HOSIERY - -, . . ' Erelasively for Cig. ' XIL BROWN & = e 0.,'34 Libertyat. tixT; . •doors below the Peat °ate _N. Yii Im porters and -Jobbers of Aden's, `korner% a.aiT Children's Hosiery, Gloves, and Laces,Silk, "qt. rind- and Cotton Shirts sad. Drawers ; Wo-±4.n -Yarn, Suspenders, Silk and Cotton - _Handier : 'chiefs 'and Cravats; Silk; Lisle Thread, Caton, and Nioolen Gloves rind Mittens, and all the vo, rieties of Goods in this - lips. -_ ~• - ... • ,- . Beingextensive importers,lnui targetalyera ss, auction, dealers Wilt: find'• lit greatly to their ~ s,-1.... vantage to examine out stook. . 33[03 "The Opcsh : : AGENTS wanted to 801 a net* Itork t ept tlei; "Paganism. Popery and thriationitY;,, BLESSING oP en OPIgN ite shown !I the HistorY,Of Christianity, front the that, of ,' - mr* Sockur to the present dirg,..Ary Vincent W. Mb ':er. With a view to the •"'IMt developments:-Xi Tome's Hostility. to.the :?1 vo, as exhibited noes parts of the wort on expel*, of- r4a.... absurdities of the'. Jrntgaquilite conception; arp - ." the idolatrous. veneration of the Virgin - 144y r Rsv. J. F. Berg, D.. D. anther of the 4- Jesnitq' '‘Church and State; this. work, Dr. Berg, is . aeknowlekted to be' meet able *titer on Rominisin in the country those who have read his discussions 'WWII Ar4ll-: Bishop Ilughes,•will need , no assurance , or Ohl fact. - : Aments will find this the moat saleable lic•ort publish 9 ed it is' a larzo .1 i:ob.=.yrdlorrie,, of tlvar hundred and thirty paged; =illustrated with 1,311. .inerous engraving,s, beantifidlyletui sebstantiaity .hound, and Gold at...41A per copy. ' - Specimen copies sent by tnaii, postpd4 to 47 part . .of the lE.Tnited States, on receipt of the abov - Sena fora copy, and jades for yoirselyssr: l, ' ,Address J. W. BRADUCY*; ";" 4$ North Forth itroets.- 3G-7-3w4 ASH' psid for yirzarants. - - June 21, 1105. To Dairyk o . BUTTER wanted: The bigiteiC mark.'- ves will be paid_itt-easb foe finedl)eity. 44 es , ter• 13 Y :15; tit 16-I:k B 4 ll Pi s . Juno 26t14.11104, \ , NEW GOODS CHEAP- I. - ... at the_ Head of Na ' '.''',.' rptlE tinderAgned tried itikolb,ee mlieVOß I to the peiilielhat he h lan t Goa at tile old otood. and MA 4 bee ettlititriv, al a4is idc'el"osl4:44l.kasati- 0 ' ~= _ , laftestroie, MO I, 1844: ''' ''' '-/ , -'' =llllll
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