E==l_
resources of the County, will be liberally !nip
portea. Applicanta for premiums nn'Grain
and retatoePare requested' to give the mode
of cultivation, and furnish the Society with
complete proof of the quantity raised. • Ap
plicants for premiums on Alilch-Cows, for .
Bitter, will state the greatest quantity made
id any one weekdnring the season. -
persons vresenting . Agricultural imple
mill:its, are requested to furnish ailescriplon
of the artiele.
To enable the Cominittee to give an addi- .
tional interest to the exhibition, it is oarne.st.
ly requested, that those who take an interest
in-the success of the Society,, and who yes-
Bess any thing that is ornamental or curious,
will send it for inspection.
TI ost.ts non - or -SON,
ALFRED
THOMAS JOII.NSOX.
N. B. .If any thing has been overlooked
in the'announcement.of premiums, it will be
rectified . , on application to " airy' member of
the'oOinoiittee.
New 11tliord , 111usical Contention,
Will eminence its 'aessiedi on NJounay morn.
ing Oit. 134 1855, tinder .the direction of Pref.
Wm. 13: 'Bradbury of New.. York. The object
of this-mosicaT Convention L, the advanctlnent
of singers.in =Ulna) kno*ledge by the. .4tndy
and 'practice of different styles of vocal intifici
Combined with . familiar lectures and- criticisms,
-Teachers, chorristers, members of choirs, and all
lovers of music will; derive ftleasure.and benefit
freak those etzereiss: The Shawn and Metrop
litan Glee Books will be used. Persons having
these copies: will please them.: Persons
aeekOtOrneilin slog'together in elubs of three or
four (Trios or quartetts) will please' conic with
pieces rehearsed to sing at the Festival. Atsq e
any who areraejustomed to sing alone (Ball Ads,
please come prepared 'With such pieces
as would be suitable for the ocession: .Clergy.
men are cordially invited to attend .free of e
pens() and take pail in the exercises. Member
ship fee for Gents. $1,00: for Ladies, $,Cr,5O.
- By . order of Cointiiittee.
New llitto14':1, Aug. 29, 1855-35w3,
•
PENNsYLVANTA T.T. S. SUNATOR.--Ex-Gov
'ot PoA.vrn PORTER has written a letter
in which he takes strong ground againSt the
legality of the proposed election .of a V.
Senator, on the first Monday of October, to
which period the Pennsylvania Legislature,.in
joint convention, adjourned.
.&"Learning is wealth to.the poor, honor
to the rich, and comfort to old age. /
.
Susquehanna County Agrieultu
- .• rat Society.
" • J-Tilday Eve, An, 28, 1855.
. .
The. Society met at the Court House and
was called to order by Henry. Drinker Esq.
Pres! W. 11.vJessup was appointed Sec 's
PrD:tem. The Premium list was then read
i
over and discussed , and several .a rilitionS
made including .a ' premiwni fOr lv,' . , first
lot of cows not
.less than five— al the
Lest lot of Fat cattle—On motion of homas
.•
Johnson .A.zor-Lathrop was elected TR.• urer
to fill the vaeanekcaused , by the removal - of
Geo. Fuller Esq. 'On motion ad'jr.
W. H. JESSUP See'y Pm"; tem
41X02)•
In Ilaskings, Aline:ssota, on 'the 1.0, ult:,
with Small Pox; Mrs..Lovls.t, daughter.of T.
N. and Pully Hick - cox, and Wife / of Isaac
Baldwin, formerly oftlis place, aged 21 years
and eight thonths.
Montrose, on the 4th inst. Mr. LYMAN
SNYDER, d,Cotielsville N.Y., aged 33 years..
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Jll. DE PELT" would call the attention of
• the public to his large stink of Three . Ply,
lngratit, relret, Tftyeltrk and Brussels •CArpet
lngti which he his, just purchased at .Amnon—
and offers at lower price l s than ever offered be
fore 'in the country; and 'a large variety, filling
hi* spacious Carpet Rooth occupying the second
floor of his Crpekery - and House Furnishing
store. Come_ and be convinced , that there is so
-necessity forbare floors.
- :J, H . D PEU.
Binghamton, 6th, Sept., 7855..
CROCKERY tik =GLASS . ..WAKE.,
JTOLTSEKEEPERS wilt find it to their na
j vantage to select their 'are from my new
style* for chealinesifand variety thig fall : also,
Gokist „Glasses - at VERT. lowprices land is
great variety me be found at • IMI.PEU'S. •
Binghamton Sept 6, 113.55.
GI oicti': Feathers.
„... , .. .
A Primo article may always be found at the
xl , Croekiry and tioase . Furniithing otOre b r .
. • _- , ... •.. --- ..1: 11. D.H.P.E1.7.' -
Binghamton, Sept: - 6,.'1855. -. . '' - -
S. W: PLiEltitittit, 'from'
PitArrriCit PRGES9LOGIsT;
,COUtleCtefJ • witii
Senningn & Messick's Populaitutertaintoent, at.
Present fritedipt. through _ thin .444 .
tountieL; coved:ally. tenders his professimal,
bervices to'the community, for Phrenologict#
aminatiossWith Marti plainly marked.
Rates of charges for Charts, hailudinethe,ol
- from $ 0 . 2 0-10 420 0 %
N. B. AB of PoSelifii*At 'Wells pubßeations
may be obtainc4 &robe) Messrs. tit Air fi
Sept. $, 1855.--36,73*
!fl. • STRAYED OR STOLEN. .
Front tho- pasture of the , eubserib in Mon
trose, about ten .daYa since, a- .largO dark-bey,
Blare Cott- . ...,-3 3 - Tara ord, unslod - and unbroko to
I arness.,—Any one 'who wilt return paid Colt, or
priv4 inforination where it tniy . ;bo found, shall
to liberally, reviv.rdeli. . .
, . DAVID POST._
•lton ,
troso, Si3ol, 4,; 18.55.
dO L REAT fur Summer -Dress Goods'—;
Nelson & Priest ore offering them at cola
and less than cost. Parasols at cost. Mantillas
and summer Shawls at cost, at ,
, . NELSON 4 PRIESTS,
,Ringhac4n, Aug. 30.
• Nelson & 'Priest.
.
..,N,V " A ° n l a 4 t s an A c i vt:v na r ße mu t i n . " i n i e ra n y le e rs ite l l s oc t l Ple
tprnet. of Court and Water streets, Binghamton,
N', 1.
N Nttlgotc.l n 34 [E. Pr.tri7.
smouth Lawns.
NTEIV and Elegant terns retailing for one
IA shilling a vary NELSON . & - PRIEST.
ininflhatnton, An'. 20.
' '.; • - Dissolution.
partnenhip heretofore existing between
De+i'dt E. ''W. Philips id - Lynn, Pc.hns
by.; mu concTnt ben
_Disso4.4.id. The ii(181.•
Dt3,314 Will.hereatter be conducted by E. .3.1. Phil
lips & Sheldon, who will settle all business
Alb/irs ofiDeun & Phillips. The Public will be
accommodatedns heretofore...
C.'SLIDE AN,
•
E. w. PHI LIP-g.
Lynn CornerA, Aug. 20, 1855,-04w3 . /
NEW GOODS ! /
LZolsß„‘i-ihienh":%'ilrlebe,ivsic; . l s / 1 (b)14-f„SriCrairsilf:
31ontrase, March 28, 1,855 K"
. , .Copttrtne'
rm i umleraißned havo r /this any 11.1 , Noviatell
tinder the firm ofPiekertmiri. St. Garret for
tild . porliose transading-the Busi
ne.s...s at the o'.d stand'of Ji Dick erman Jr.
/ J.. DICKER:HAN Jr.
- HORATIO CiAR.RATT.
Nests - 11416rd;Aug. 18, 1855.
/•• •
. /,.Notice Extra:, •`„ -
ArY Nr,.tes anti neenun.`..s.eati• be found izt the
..0..k pid. , staiiii, and I trust that ail will see
nee.ity of settling them wit h boutf urther notitie.
'• ' •
.J.I)IGKERMAN, Jr.
---
I
41; ;•,
VI Administrators ' Notice:
o.rAcE. iis)tereby given that Letters!Testa.
1 . mentary, upon the estate of Nplson Tiffany,
deed, late of Brooklyn to•A'•ns . hiP, have been gran
tedlo the subseribers. All peNork:indehted to
sai(testato ate horebv requested to make imme;•
&tan pas-meld-01nd\ those having any claims up,
"on said estate, to present them attested for
• duly ,-
sett4ment. • - E. S. KENT, ?. Nders •
- -• . . A. J. TIFPANI . ; s '
WooklYn;Aag.":lB,lBss-35w6 1
Q., It.VER WARE.—AJnege lot ot, silver Forks,
'fit all sizis: l : alr:o, - Table, Desert and : Tea
SpoOns, jut 6 rosheil and warrante4 as a ,00(1 as
coin by : i. • . A.. 1. EVANS..
Aug. 29. i . - . i
SPIWING BIRDS, some very fine, fpr - sale
:rlienp by .. A. J EVANS. .
LOS
Ori Monday inst., between Otis Bullard's
and . ,,Nlontrose,.a Porte Alonnaie containing
kite ii from the Church, and eight; Dinars. in
GiAdi the finder will confer a- greit favor, by
leaViug it with A. Sayre, :fit 11. J. Webb's store.
. - -
.Tertible! Acident, - -
TT APPENED to Mr. Green the- other day.—
e had bought asuit of ready-made clothes
at the Store, and the first day's wearing'.the ac
cident. ilecurred, , First!, oil drain hisi, coat-tail by
the acre - force of specitia gravity. .going to un
fortulive man the appOrance of a badly trimmed
craft With the flying jib in . .the stern,. and on
stonpirig over to' pick up she remnant, the dread
ful, casualty took place—the fountains of tin.
gretit deep were brokeri-up—Green's!pants were
sundered from snkle to, waist, and Green himself
seettiCarl to be. The only way to prevent such .
deptorhble i..eiderits is to patrinize zcskillful tai-•
for, Who makes up his work with a determina
tiQn tliat - it shall .not only fit neatly but wear
well, i:•Green buYs at the clothing store becatise
be thinks he can 'get his gearing a little cheaper.
in all
,irobability the pants that. serVed him so
treacherously had passed through a fever liospi
-4.11, b4n striped front a cholera patient, carried
home 'eight niglitS in the week on a shutter, and
finally`-bleached and carried by ant ingenious
Frenelithan ftit•a. Market in the country Take
warning by poor green's mishap. and go to a
tailor shop like that in the basibent, of . Searle's.
Hotel ff, von want to be .
done as usual, and all-work war- -
ranted. l , 301I` . 61.0 V
Montrose Aum1:27,1855. -
NEW GOODS AGAIN.
-
Attie Exchange," Brooklyn.
THE'subcriber takes this f.ppotiunity of
-
thinking his 'friends for -their curt liberal
patronage the pant, season, and of saying to them
in additlon, plat,. liming received fresh invoices
of settrinable goods of various =descriptions, he
is still - firep4red to supply almost any article usu
ally czillH fpr nth country Stole. His assort
ment is 00%1 complete, and being , the ilargest in
Town, (fifer* the'greatest inducentenl tq purchas
ers, Littler for Cash, 'Barter, or GcNid • (s:ha rI)
credit. Call and she.
0. G. frEMPSTEAD.
- • .
Bro4lyn, Ault. ‘,20„1855.
QAL'II by the bbi. or Load at the market rates
k 3 'by t O. G—HEMPSTEAD.
11El:highest market price paid foi Butter,
EAga, Lard, Varrri Produce of a)1 kind ,
good Sbittgle4, prime %root Swim &e.. in Geod.!,
0. G. HEMPSTEAD:
Medicines and Drugs.;
AYFlrpCheity !Pecti)ral--acknowliAged to
be ?the. best Pulino.nia Remedy, extant,
Pond's , Ex . tract mf. Witch-liazie—an ex4eedingly
valuable', remedy for divers ills—Dr.. Baker's
Cotopoitud—a grand speeifiC for Diarrhte.a, Dyß
er.te:ry, Cholera-Morbus, dr.c,=—Ayer's,;:Jayne's,
Phinney'i and •Wriglit's Pills, 31erehanOe Garg
ling oil; togettit.r 'with a great 'variety of Drugs
in cowman use, keploronstantly trn hand 1,3 r
irleaso Take Notice.
JHAT -it is very 'desirable that the accounts
sruLNotes of the late Min i of Smith &
Hetnpstetiii should be settled,, and that k P Y •
O. G,IIESIPSTEAD. .;
Brooklyn, Aug. Di, 1855. ;'
The Manhattan tire Ins.!Co.
•
Thee' No r 58 Wall-Street. t
CAPITAL, - - - - 0 , 250,000
Implies ',buildings, Itleichandise, Fumitire,Ves.
eels in Poit and their, Cargoes, and other Proper
ty, againstiossor dainage by tire.. ; -
DutEcrdas....iNathaniel 'chards, Samuel F.
'Mott, Piton 1,1.'S r cherirk, Wm'. F. Mott,' ; Edwin
D.-Morgan; Mtn. W. Fax, Sidney 31ason 'Etisha
Rig,ts, Lord, Titow. Barron, Russel I. Nev.
ins, Ant. IL Ward, ltldyes Tavloz 4 inhni Stew
ard, JamesTeolles, Thoe. IV. Pearsall. Richard
Tithe, Pet l er Cooper;' fiknry Ellsworth, "Immo.
Denison, ,l(thn Casw4 -
• 'NATIIANIEL RICHARDS, fro's.
Whi:Pll4.l PALBIEI4 isEey:
W" "'OLSON &= PRIEST; Agents, Bisig
hamton,, -
Irowesteash'Piices. '
ATOU, 66 find ahteliag, Dea
la, fil:t.tta w ,Cattp yarn. Carpet*
Warp, Tivtae, dte:44.olter Court & Water-et.-
- NELSON YitlE f ST. f.
Bitilftiamton,.Aug. 20, 1.855.
oolc al th Gortker #tore sud see .NoiSti
1..;# 4 F OUR dAT PE15 : 21 1 / 2 _
Di/200=44n Adg. il9. •
•
'DILATED KM VES.-4 2 doz. m o res plated
- and fres 3f ewes thig riay received :by
9 A.'J. EVANS.'
0. G. HEMPSTEAD
Arthur's Patent Self-Sealing Cans,
° For preserving Fresh Fruit, Tomatoes, 4e, by
Rennetical Sealing.
THESE Cans which nre sealed by the house
-11 keepers without The aid of a Sinner, and
opened e.akily without injilryto the Can, are rap
idly coming into general use. Full directions
for putting up fruit neeampaaing the Cans! and
the work is so easily performed, that by their
use, otery family may hare Fresh Fruit and To-.
matoes on their tables all winter, at summer pri-.
CCs: • r
P Cans, $2.(0; Quart, 8t1,50 ;
fl:ilf-Gulloil;SP,so; Throe Qurts, 84,25; Gallons,
$5,00. per dozen. The different sizes nest, in
order to eeenre
: economy in transportation.—
Country Storekeepers wilt find this new article
one of ready sale.. Manufactured and 140111
ARTHUR, BURNTI AM, &. CO.
No. 60 South TENTH St. 1 ) 1111.:A. •
I 8.55.-4-30m3; . •
.TfIE LIGHTNING EXPRESS}!
Tare iteduced: Time Sated:: Tyro'
by flay
HAMLET at
rirt4l.l formed a partnership in 3fontrose for
.LJL tlic purpose of doing crerAodis
ELACKSMITHING!.
at the old stancl.near Keefer's llotel.
We have purchased an entire new stock of
IRON, comprising'a full assortment of all kinds,
direc(fizatn the city. We :ilia)! keep constantly on
hand.
Weste'tn,—Round arid Square • •
•
• . Cast4eol Toe Cork Rods,
Refined Tyre Iron—all blies,
8.14 k Iron and
Spring Steel.
A large assortment of 31 alable . lron, Coil ChainS,
Carriage Bolts, i.S;e. -
By strict attention . . to business hope to re
ceive a liberal share of the patronage:NAll Work
warranted la give satisfactit,n to tbose who will
favor us with their riatrrutge. .
: -I ""WAGONS AND CARRIAGES..a...:
ironed on short notice and stock found, or made.
to odor throughout,as may best suit our patrons.
All busine.ss,transactions mint be settled once
a year. Short settlements
,and long friends is
our motto.
.N. B. A• good journrcthan wanted, to whom
stoady, cm pl oytnent and high wares will be given.
A. E. IiAwLEY. — PE4U Y JF.NKS..
3fontrose, Slay 31, 1535..
. a. FINE LOT OF "
TONDON Twist Double Barrrel Guns ; Single
J
.11 do., and extra Pine Allies. for's* by •
May I.
New York Prices!
A R} now being paid by A. Llthrop & Co.,
_LI to MI those who eonsig,u. their butter and
produce to them. they having - made arrange:
mentS.are now enabled to rend all kinds of prii
duee to New York and to sell--the same at the
highest market prices. All thoso who %vish
good prices and quick returns tvo invite to. cal I
upon . -
Ston trnse, - May 1,,1855
Now Spring Goods,
8 1 1. 077 the
pu
RITT
be wouldannouncelt iel‘opening is n t o o his fri , td , s • ,
an unusually large Stock of &1 : v; (7 , a n d sum.,
31En GOODS; including n great variety of Print;i
from acts to Is. per yard: Plain and Printed
Lawns, Barege Delaines, Brocade,
Black and Fancy Dross Silks, Silk Dress TissMes
and Bareges, Poplins, &c., &e.: with a superior
assortment of Silk, Broche, Co;hmere and 'Flab
bet Shawls, Mantillas, Parasols, French Lace and
Straw and Silk Bonnets, Rich Ribbons and Flow
ers, with.a large variety of other staple and fan
cy
DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Croekery, Hardware, Iron and Nails,
Roots and Shoe:= 4 . lints and Caps, Carpetirm,
,Wall paper, pait.ted Window Shades, Floor Oil
Cloths, Clocks, Stoves, Oils and Paints, Ploughs
&e., &e.: in short. the largest kind of. piles of
rich and Cheap - Goods, too nmnerons to mention,
bht just the things to purchase. nil of which will
'be sold at 'the most recineed prices end on the
most favorable terms for cash, exchange, or ap
proved credit.
.. •
N. B. Salt and Flonr constantly on hand.
Nl:ty 5. 1855.
Dry Goods and -Carpets at Cost.
n h
ro iart a.
and Domestic - and w.-11 .~eleet~d stork of P
- Dry Goods and Carpets, emb e 'ra-
Ong almost every article in the Dry bond's line
ever brought into the market in view of the short
crop of cash on hand, we hay.e cr , nelnded to
offer them for Arty days from this date at cost.
:Those persons to whom we have formerly Bela
Goods will at once see that this is a rare oppor
tunity and' one ,which should be embraced im
mediately. To those who have never favored,us
with, a call we would say try us /mar and yOu
convinced that thiS is the placf to pnr
chase Dry Goods arid Carpets. Our stock is al
ways replete with fashionable and. seasonable
Goods and are tletermin;d t )
.keep as good a va
riety as can be found . in.this section of the conn
try, and sell at prices which cannot fail to
please. • - .
• WICKFIA . NI & BEN.NE'rr.'
Binrtmton, Jan. 30; 1855.
BOOKS! BOOKS;
At the "Itontioxe Rook Store,
CIAN be found the laraest and best selected;
asKirtment of Books and Stationery to .114
Ifound. any, wher4 in Susquehanna county, which
will be sold for ready pay at prices that canbot
fail to, suit.
• Among.the. miscellaneous Books can be found
-the life of Washington,' Jackson, Taylor, Isaac
T. Hopper, 11. Greeky, P. T. Barnum and others,
STAII - l'ArEfts, (Beecherj Humanity in the City
(Chapin.) Bell Smith abroad, My Courtship and
its consequences, - (Wykoll:) . Ruth Hall (Fanny
Fern.) also Fern Leaves, I ~ ft atid 2d series, Amer.
lean .Agitators and Reformers, Thoughts and
things at home Abroad, Getting along. The Old
Inn, Hoods - Works; L. Dow's complete Works,
Lewie or the bended Twig, Alemoirs or the
Coantesi Belssingion, 2 tot; The Chemistry of
common Life. Beaches - American Practice or
Family Physician, Buck's religious Anecdotes,
Testaments, Bibles from pocket size to large
Family, Hymn Books, Prayer Books, Gift Books,
Toy. Books, - ,Mank - Books of all Sizes, Scrap
Books, Note Books, Receipt Books, &c.,
p
ScHoot..l3trAcs.;—All . kinds used in the County
or furnished on sh irt Otice.
LAW Boots—A good' variety constantly on
hand e4lurnishea io order.
.STATLOSEILY—A good lot, always on hand.—
First rate writing- paper at. Is. - tier quire, Gold
and Stet Pens, Writing Ink, the best in use,—
besides Jots of Othei articles too numerous to
mention. Please cull and examine before pur-,
chasing elsewhere, at the Montroso Post (Ace.
A N. BULLARD.
Montrose, A g. 'l5, 1855..
•
A CARD.
PIIYFE & KNOWLTON would most re
ilpectfully'ealll tie _attention of purchasers
to a large assortment of HARDWARE just re
ceived and being daily increased by arrivals from
different manufactures. Having purchased at
prices leWer than those for which articles of the
same quality have been offered during the five
past years, they are enabled to make quite a..re
duetion from their former very; reasonable de
mands, to of both town and country trade in-
dueements superihr to those of N: Y. agents.
.11inghamton Aug,. 14. 1855. .
Will Fish .Bite-?
THEY will if you use the. fishing apparatus
sold by Phi& & Knowlton, 3 , doors.eastot
Chenange-Bridge.: A new lot just received by
Express. Call and examine their large assort
ment. , liooks, Lines, Reels, Poles,Snells,
ficial Bait, 4r.cr. 1 3 11YrE & KNOWLTON.
'N.°S: lr is edreently - reported that' Fish, in
thio section of cometry, will not be caught with
other Tackle than that sold at the above estab
liginient:
Binghamton, Aug. 'lt' 106:
DRAM -Rettbp!,;alt size!, at -
-11-1 Aug: 'PHYFE 6t-101K/WLION!E.
A. LAT! IROP & Co
:A. LATIIROP & CO
New Store.- , -New Goods.
rpHE subscriber takes this method of adver
tilting to his friends and-the public general
- ly, that he has fitted up s store, just across the
street from his old quartets, in Brooklyn,.ihere
he is prepared tot receive customers; and sell
them Goods, at as low tales as any other estitb
lishment in Stisquebanna county. My assort
ment is very large indeed, embracing nearly ev,
cry article usually called for in a country store.
As I am determined to do business so as to
avoid" bad debts," which responsible purchasers
are taxed to pay, I can offer superior induce
ments to cash and otherwise prompt paying pat
rons.
. O,G. fIE)IPSTEAI4
•
April 30;1855.
SepYtharrettgad!
Don't he forgetful, friend 4, one and all—
Aged or youthful, great or small—
(if not too small)
That at Odd Fellows' Hall
Ie t.Se Mace to call
To geryour pictures done np tall..
Now Goods Cheap for Cash.
w. - :stoTT has just received another lot of
• New Goods, such as Challis. Barge De
.Lains, Do Batits,,, Gitighams, Collars, Embroidery,
Lawns, &e., &c. witicrt HE OFFEIL9 AT nay Low
num SUMMER SHAWLS, a new lot just
received—beautiful patterns at 'vet,- low prices,
also CRAPE and BLACK SILK SHAWLS
as loan as the lati , est.' •
/nue 13
pARASO4.4--Latest styles at -
. C. %V. M . OTT'S,
Jnne 13
A.bbcrtistinnts.
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
4.7iD
C \ ARP E TS!!
• •
&real Redaction in *Prices at the,
NONE PRICE STORE.
C. Itkq)N has the pleasure of annonne
-11•• ing to hi.i N Customers that he has just re
tdrned froth the I:', , tern Markets with one of
thu largest and most t.,k-ellent assortment of
DRY GOODS KND CARPET
ever opened in this marliet;' , :which for beauty,
variety and htyi eatnyt 11 e tiurpasspd, which hay.
in!). been puichascd for cash at-auet)tm and else
where at. auction prices: he. will sell theih,ehenper
than they were ever before offered in this "uny
()therm:o;k (i.e.4of New 'York city. •
•
Its rich and :sple'n4hi assortment of
DRESS SILKS
Is always aO:noWledoed the best and cheapest in
town, and Inc: Wes Plain,-Plaid ; Striped, Brocade
and: Glace---the:chcapost as well as tho richest
good.;, at prices varyina from 37 I=2 et's to $25,0
per yard, together with a „.7feat•variety of
BRILLIANT JET BLACK SILKS,
. .
True Sating, at least 20 per emit
leK6 than the eoAt of importation...
SILOVLS! SHAWLS!!
•
An immense assortment of Silk. Crape,
Cashmere, Merinos:l3roche and Suinnivr Stiawis,
from $1 to 42 .110,tt - i.vtlier sxitli a splendid variety
of Black and Colored •
3IANTILLAS, •
of all' the fashionable patterns Sace. Silk and
Embroidered, which will be sold cheaper than ever
before. - • •
DRESS GOODS; . . :
De Lains from 6 1-4 ell to 37.1.2 els per yard:
Pl,:in, Plaid, Striped and Figured. Nudins; Bril-
Challies, Bombazines, ChamLras,
Ging
hams. French, English and American Drills;
froM 5 c'ts to 25 els per yard, and every netv style
constantly on hand at the lowest prices.
RIBBONS
RibbondS by the Wee or yard will be always
in our stork for Milliners and retailers.
ENIBROIDERY.
The richest anti largest assortment of. Embroidery
ear. always be seen at R. C..Bacon's,at the lowest
price's. Chemisetts, Collar.., Sleeves. Skirts,
Infants' Waists, &c., of every fashionable style,
together with - •
•
English Thread, •
Valenceinnes, •
Iluniton,
Guipure and
• • Brussels Laces
in great variety.
• •
LINNEN GOODS.
of all kinds. Irish Linens, Linen llandkerchil ! fs,
Table Linen and covers of all sizes. Napkins,
Doylies, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen
from auction at prices below all competition• .
The attention of house-keepers is particularly
ipvited. to our stock. of Curtain Goods, among
which may be found
Lace Cuitains, 3laiTin Curtains,
Brocatelles, .
and everything in this line of goods, which can
not fail to please in fabric, style or price.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Blear4lied and Brown Sheeting from the 6d grade
up to the finest qualities. Tiekiti Denims,
Striped Shirting., Apron Checks. iGinghams and
Prints, from 5 els to 12 1-2 c'ts per, yard; and
'all kinds pf Cotton Goods for Merl or boys' wear.
11air Cloth Skirts, .Grass Cloth Skirts,
•• and Parasols,4a very rich assortment.
More Antique/Moss Fringes, Galoons, and-all
descriptions of Dress and Mantilla Trimming, and
everything:belonging to the Dry Goods trade
customers may be sure of finding at Bacon's, if it
can be found in New 'York.
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
Since the recent Tremendmts Fall in the price of
Carpeting', we have purchased and have now -on
hand the largest and most beautiful assortment
of CARPETS ever exhibited in thiS region, at
priets fully 30 per cent. less then they could be
sold fur the list year. AU those whoare . in want
of-Carpets are invited to our
CARPET-ROO3I •
whcre they will be delighted with the beauty and
cheapness of the .various patterns, and astonished
that so good a carpet can be sold so cheap.
Brussels, •
Three Ply,
Ingrain,
Union,
. Cotton
and Hemp
Carpetitigs from I G c'ts per yard and. upwards.—
Floor and Table Oil Cloths, .Mutts, Druggetta,
&c., culla I ly cheap.
It. C. thicon would inform those of his ittsto
niers who have. not already made themselves ac
quainted with the fact that he has removed from
the store formly ioccupled by him in Brigham
Block, opposite Court House, to the corner of the
new block erected the last .summer next cast of
the canal, and haviag a much larger, More cOnven
lent and pleavut Istore thin formerly he is pre
pared to hold. Ou.t.everi greater inducements to
buyers than heretofore, and such .as can but be
appreciated, andadmitted by all 'those who arc
competent judges.
New,Exchange, Bingliamton, j
• . May, 29, 1855, f
AfILL SAWS, warranted, at -
1 PIIYFF.
• •
& KNOWLTON'S
BinghamOrt, March 1, 1855.
BrtEAsTrnts.—A largo-assortment of. Gold,
,Gamee, and Mosaic Breastpins,jest retieiv 7
O. from the Minnfactory: A. .I..EVAN.S.
Binghamton, July 17. - -
QI LVER. WARM—A large kit of Ai lyer Forks,.
0 -*minis, La,ciles, Napkin Rings, &c.. juStint- -
ished end for sale by A. J. Etabr.s.
July • 17, , ;
Gold Chains of all weights and pattern!.
NEW" GOODS.
iubseri her is inconstant receipt of.Vew
Gondr,.in his line of business, nearly every
week: The public will find hikusliortnieut No I ;
and his articles new and of good quality. The
stock cnesiata as nanal .of -
Drugs, 31edieince, Paints, gils;
Dye-Stuffs, Groceries,..
,Fancy-Goods, Jewelry;
Perfumery. ic.c.
Store of the lower end of the burned disttiet.
ABEL TURRELL
Montrose, June- I, 18,55
- GREAT BARGAINS
• Itt DRY G,0010,14.
W. N. WILSON, & C .
RETURN their warmest ackn wled4,Yements
to their customers in Busgue anna County
for past fayors,and'invito attention to their stock .
of . -
•
• - - New Spring too
just opened, which they propose h to replenith
weekly from AUCTION, and-the °vest. - catah
Reuses in the City. • •
The stock embraces every viiiety of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee Notion, Trunks,
B
Traveling alm All of whi ch they will sell
extremely CHEAP for CASH. . ) . •
Pedlar - . and other wholesale buyers will 'find
it Featly to their advantage to giro them
File - Ladies will find an eieelleut assortment
of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Thread Lace% and
Trinimirizs of all kinds, from ALICTION at very
low rates,
W. N.. WILSON, & CO.
Corner of Court and Water St's.
Binghamton, N. Y., April 5'1.1855.
-
New Arrangement Qregery's
zrA:aD WA RE STORE/
GW.- GRHGOtLY & JUHSON- SMITH,
. .having fortued a co-parLnership.-hn the
purpose ot conducting the Hardware business in
all its various =branches, would respectfully in
form the people of SusqueluMna county that
they are. now opening at Gregory's-Old Stand,
opposites the Excluinge Hotel, doors from• the
Canal;Ringhaintot,-N. Y., the Largesti-eheapest,
and best stock of Hardware veer offered in Bing
.hamton.
C. W. MOTT.-
Having. made arrangements.to import their
English Goods and purchase tOr American di
reet from manufacturers, they can and will sell
CHEAPER than any - other e.stablishment...in
town! Their stock is now very :extensive, and
those wishing to purchase are , invited to call.—
The followinrz are a portion of their leading ar
ticles, vit:--; - -Table knives and forkS,_TCa - do.,
carvers, forks and 'steels, pen and pocket knives,
bread and butcher do., hay and stray,' do., scis
sors, shears, and razors, britannia tea and coffee
pots,siiver and britannia tea And .table spoons,
silver plated, brass, and iron candlesticks,: snuf
fers and trays, solar lumps, lard, and suspended
lamps, mantle-piece ornaments, brass and iron
andirons, shovels and tongs;
Lookinz 'Glasses, and lurking glasa plbtes,;to•
gather with a general asisortment of housekeep
ing article,.
HOUSE TRIAIMINGS,
consisting of,locks, latcheS, butts . , screws,brad
nails, - bolts, latent window spring* blind asten
ings, shiitto4Serews, and fastenings, &c... .
A. general asSortment of tools for Carpenters
and Joiners. Cabinet and Wagon Makers, Masons
and I:l4:ksrniths, consisting of planes, saws, ham
: .rs, hatchets, axes, adzes, chisels, augers, auger
bitt. and hollow angers, anvils, Bellows, :.viees,
patent (101 machines, sledgoi, stone hammers,
bricland'plastering trowels, cross-cut, mill and
circular saws. . r .
A 44plimdid as rtment.of Saddle and Harness'
N I
. \ .
Makers' twits and r'iumings. • -
- FA RNI L' CT TOOLS,. • .
consisting of shovels, spa es, forks,rakes,scythes,
grain cradles, hoes, pick axe iron bars, grind
stones, &e
-Also, Agents for the sale. o Whittemore.
Squires & Co's Agricultural tools,su as plows,
hay and straw cutters; corn shclleik, &c.. -
.Sole and upper leather, morocco an , • hoe
trimming,socith a general assortment of tindin,s,
Wooden ware, willow cradles, wagons, chairs
a d baskets of all description's. • .
.
Bar iron and steel, iron axles arid steel springs
as
m lleable ctings, coach lace and trimmings of
i
alkinds, paints, oils, sash, glass, putty,.&e., all
f. !
o which will be sold at the lowest rates. Please
ca 1 anii examine the stock for yourselves.
Pinghamtoa, March 1, 1855.
tcltr irarlt Ahertistutrats.
HOR.ACE 'WATE RS.
No. 333 Broadway. .17V:ew York:
• ' The largest assortment. of Pianos, Melodeons,
Misical Instruments and :11nsieal Merchandise
of all kinds in the, United States. • Pianos from
TEN different manufactories,.. comprising those
of every variety of style, from 'the plain, neat and
substantial 6 141 octaves, in Walnut or Rose
wood Cases, from $l5O, to $2OO, to those of the
moSt . elegant finish up to One Thousand Dollars.
No house in the Union can compete, with the
above in the number, variety and celerity of its
instruments, nor in the extremely low prices at
which they Are sold.
HORACE AVATEIie MODER' IMPROVED PIANOS;
• with or without Iron Frames, pos.sessing'in their
improvement of over strings and action, a length
-of scale, power and compass of tone equal.. to i .
the Grand Piano; united With the beauty and du.'•
rability of structure-of the square Piano. - They
are justly pronounced by the Press and the' first
musical Masters to be equal to those of any oth-,
er manufactured•. They are built °Cate bestand
most thorough seasoned material, and gtiaratt:'
teed to stand the action of every climate. This
House has the Sole Agency of T.Gilbert R. Co.'s
celebrated Premium Pianos, with or without the
Aeolian. Hallett & Coniston's,- Woodward &
Brown's, and Jacob Chickering's, and other Bos
ton Pianos. Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos, and ele
gant instrument for small rooms.
Each instrument guaranteed to. give satisfae.
tion or purchase - money refunded. Second hand
Pianos at Great Bargains, constantly in store,
prices from $3O to $l4O.
. Sole Agency of S. D. & H. W. Smith's Melo
deons.(tuned to the equal temperament) to which
was recently awarded the First Premium, at the
National Fair, Washington, 1).
.C. ,Price from
t; 45 to $ LW. Double bank melodeons, s'2oo.
• Horace Water'i Helodeens, superior iristru.
meats in tone, touch and din-ability of make.—
(Toned the equal temperament:) ilfalodeons of
all other styles and mak4s.
- Nlakin's guitars, Brown' Harps, Flutes, Vio
lins, and musical instruments of all kinds. A
large, discount to - schools, tearimpi t chnrches and
clergymen.- Thu trade supplied on the most
liberal terms. .
. .
Mimic of the largest and best eelec t
ed Catalogues of music now published, compris
ing many of the choice and most popular airs of
the day; . among them are found the
. universally
popular productions of Thornasllaker.
• Music sent brmail to all parts of the country
post paid. Particular and persunel attention
paid to all orders ,received by mail. Satisfac
tion guaranteed in every instan. Pianos and
Melodeons-for rent, and rent allowed on pur
chase: Pianos and melodeons for saloon month
ly payments. Second-hand Pianos taken 'in ex
change for new.
Testintonals fronz Professors and Opinions
ITO.RACE. WATERS, ESQ., 333 Broad Way :
Dear Sir—ll:tying examined your Piano Fortes
from scientific and appropriate tests, I . ant ena
bled to form a satisfactory judgment of their
merits, and it is with pleasure that I can Speak
of thorn as among the most. celebrated and im:
proeed makes of the day.
For power, brilliancy and richness of tone
elasticity of touch, and besu3 y of finish, they-wilt
not suffer in comparison wit those of any other
manufacturer and those desirous of obtaining
a realty good Piano Forte:— . -one"- that will prove
an equivalent for their means, Will- find fund a
One in your beautiful instruments.
TAO AS BARig,
R.
A.'N.Leader of Inlliensi Band and musical
Director and Conductor at Garden. .
For Power, brilliancy and rlchnesa of AMU.,
elasticity of touch, elegancti- and 'durability of
make, thou are in advance. of any other pianos ire
the United States, being the result of long
rience and a series oi-experimonte.--/Y.
The treble is clear,:pure, beautiful, and'very
melodeons; the bass is deep, roiling send . soteo.
rout; the middle part is .Itch arid Sympathetic,
and posses the rowel. or singing; i, e. of wilting
the sound of each tone. in ade &ea but isredy
C. WATSON.
For power of tone, depttkof bus, and brillian
cy of treble, togethee..! with -- maniac) , of touch,
they are' equal to any make I am acquainted With
and I cordially recontmed them to those wishing
to purcha4e.--V. C. Tart.coi.
he great Piano, Melodeon - and
. '.lltkle Establishment
of the Press.
i i
Our , frionds wilt find , at .Mr.llViityrs! SW ei..thti
very best aisortrneut 4 inushiipd of pi: oi - to
belonidin . the:Th . :sited flutes; nod. we' ur cc- Oiti
southern-and tt , csterti frieliddt i d give - 1421a call
whenever they . gO to New :.It ork.—G:rePtcon7s
Magazine:r .
We consider. them worthy Of special attSption,
from the resonant And exeeedinaly Lniusil tone
which Mr . Wateri hat succeeded in atta intig;--
N. Y. Musical World cp Times.: ' •••.. d- - '
.
- The Horace Waters .piattois . are of sui3erior
tone and elegant futiatt.---N. - Y..Chiistian bpi.
_
Nothing at the State Faiedisylayed greatetex,
cellence in any department than the Piano Forte '
manufeetured by Horace Waters, of this ty.-
•
cHURCRM AN. . .
-, Horace Waters' eirtne For l tes are of full rich, .
sad even tone, and powerful.—N. Y. Alysient
Reriev. Ti
. The Editor of the Savannah Repuhtiettp, Si.
6annh, Ga., speaking-of the Piano Fortes-kept
by Messrs. J. W. Morrell & Co. .of thati - city, -
says: . i •
“It will be seen that their stock comprises in.
Struments .revery grade Of-excellence, frotn - the
well, known manufacturing fttablishinents of
Chickering & Son, HoracjWaters, 11. NANiirees.
ter, Nunns and Clark, and Bacon ntal,R4eetn-' It
. .
Might well be suppOsed, that in so large .4 col.
leetion there wpuld be some eery .fine iqstru.
merits. But there is .one which,. for. beauty of •
finish and richness and brilliancy of toile, equals,
if it dues not excel, anything of - the kied 'vre
have over seen. It is from theestablishin4rit of
;Horace Waters. • Beingeonstructed of. the; heat
land most thoroughly seasoned material, and up.
on improved principles, it is capable of-re3lMlng - -
the action - of every, climate; and of standing a
;long time in tune: . The keys are a of peCrli and - -
the recess for the ,fieger-boaref is Inlaid Iwi t t h .
pearl, the -legs are most elaborately"- . carved.i and
the whole inatrntrient finished-up. in a stya of I
great excellence end beauty. And - yet its •-hief
• merit ! t ies in the power “ brilliancy, and richness
of its torso, and the elastieity - .of its' toneli.” 4 , ~
; • "A Tuoulaen DOLLAR Prallo."—We pid a.
visit the other day to the music store of Mr. ilor
ace Waters, 333 'Broakway, on -- purpose to se - a
specimen of his pbinos, just manufaetured at his
up-town establishment; of which we had hard
a good deal. of - boasting. It may not be genbral._
ly known that Mr. Waters has &eon establiiihed
in this city but a little while, having set up .ii o a
small way some six years ago, as- agent -flr a
Boston firm, and gone on by dint of indestryvviel
enterprise. till he has become one
. 0 . the 'hest
' prominent music publishers and dealers' inl, the
country. His - musical instruments are sell
known for t i,.- *r superior quality, though theyi
scarcely surpass in richness, voliene•of ton L ana
delicacy of touch some instruments .of morfr i eb s
attire makers which we have seen ; -yet, even in
theseprime respects,.-Waters' 'best pianos! and
melodeons challenge comparison with the best
tnede anywhere in the country—though th4se of
Chickering, Gilbert and others are more fealties.
The particular piano we went to• See, Ilie igh
, is certainly a superb affair. It is character zed
by
. great fullness and softness of tone,. andl re
markelble expregsire power;
.while • its eiteretil3
are equally noteworty ;- it has -a rosewood epee,
clef:aptly inlaid with mother.of pearl, rind,- etee•-
od in various etibinet designs; altogether ge!t up
with eery care of finish. Other pianos we.heord
in the same 'room, of:equallY tine tone—the same
class of instruments, !la fact,-except the case - -to' f.
Ivied for a fraction of the cost -of this ter; ele
gant one. Persons wishing for instrumeal - Of
this kind, whether at the-most economical Or oex.
travegant price, wile be likeie to be suited at the
--•"'u of IT - W- 4--
....rope. MC ." P I .."`
a more superb voiced inst ment. • - Air. Wsies.
has expenrnented in strin,,,, ng. his pianos-intro.
clueing a decided improve tilt—trail he seerns
to have struck the fountain depths of sciarid,frein
the most delicate to the in t sonorous tiireS.i—
This particular,piano, Was aluecl it $1;000; lit
we examined and' listened o several, at prier
ranging down to quarter tl at suns, all equal n
tone, as in all the instrurn nts Of his own - mug=
ufacture. Mr. Waters use the same superi4r
" movements," so that, wialo the rim can . hatte
their music in a luxurious case, the poorer can
have just as good music in a ease suited to thee".
theans. : -. i
, . .
Mr. Waters commenced in this city as agerit
for the sale of Gilbert's (Boston). pianos a litl,
over six years agO selling but one or two a %%IT •
now he is selling from 25 to 30 piaeofi and filo-
lodians weekly. of which half.a-dozen of the Pli',
alms per-week are manufactured by. .himself, 16
this city end two Ter Week in Boston by It
' mantifuettiter who was Fur eleven- years . one of.
the head workmen in Chiehering'sestablishmenl..
while the balance are made up of the inanufaci
tures-of Gilbert, Chickering ilallet & - Ctietomi
and, Woodward & Crown, of Boston, and' other
of the best makersin the country- - . , i
We examined *specimens -I from all . these . ma'
kers, brit neither saw hor heard anything quite
equal to those of 'Mr. Watersown. manufacturq
—either in quantity and volume of tone, or
..ele4
gance of finish. Still, as " many people have ;Ist
'many tastes;" Mr. W. holds hiinselrprepared 'tot
serve any and every customer, ith any: 4vairecl
maim; English. or . French ao, t n, and with ert I
without. 2Eolian or other attn#ll nt. . Music and 1
Ile
musical
instrument dealers, leae rs, compoSer4,
and the press in all Sections of t o. Union, hovel,.
united in pronouncing Mr. Waters' pianos segond.i.
to none other, of American or European snake. ,
As to prices, Mr, W..does not allow himself, to:
be unden6id in fair,- open . trade.. :His inhlodiansl
—of which. he keeps a large stock.--.range frerni
$4O to $l5O, avid his pianos ,carry. to tho tune's
from $l5O to $l,OOO. It is scansely,poseible for
the dealer, pr the buyer of , a single • instrument, - ..1
not to satisfy himself at, Ms. Waters' depot. .
In connection with. this branch of the ..trade,
Mr. Waters is one the most extensive - publishers.:
of music in the Union,....He - keeps at steady Work i
eight presses, and. his _popular music, :by the most
eminent composers, is flying everywhere
„broad- ;
cast -throughout the land " . We doubt if- Oliver 1
Distort of Bunton, said to be the largest music
dealer lb the UntteA States, turns off mere sheets 1
or better music, than Horne° Waters. When
Mr. W; commenced in thiseity-, he told' by 1
competitors that he had be tter" tnoee.on"as the
pianos be offered were . ", no go; " but; Horace be.
trig a [betty stubborn New tnglander,..acmcluded
he. wouldn't "move on" . the Way hiS'rivalstuennt
at least, until he tried the market.; and his ion
etasion now 4 after six years trial; during Which,
he has been compelled to enlarge his premises
several times; is that ho will " move ca l " 'and
keep moving on until he'is able .tC: sell 100 - in
truments a week, instead of 30, 40 ;make _at'
least:2s ofthe .100 himself. Aftekill; • Mli: We-,
ter's success is mainly to be attributed - to his liti.;_
oral patronage Of, the press.' There - is scatePY'lt
paper in,the Union of any rcstvolitattv; - % Dui:
which - his advertisements haw not - found • their- I
way. -By no other means could he in eso . short a•
time have arisen to his present position.• 'lila
late reductien,ofprice of Mimic and Instruments
has also lartely'inerenied his trade. • He means.
if making and soling the inperier'article, at the
loweSt prices . will effect it, to move-on. so--fur,
that gotepetition will tam. ih the reanlt, Is worth
tiny on
, .
e; 0
a woile- - - -- buyer or not—to
_drop : in .at
Ne; 333 Broadway ,, ( his depot,) and see some of
his;:iffinge of beautY, roc - 7 - v- • -,•-: r . ''.
''
..:4 thlog'Of beauty is a jey forever," •.:,
- Peradilt - at a clsalance. wishing tO . parehase.wo,b
by forwarding their orders, hove their wants d•
well - ita4, - its. chfc,l44.llPPlitttollthougit POtodnot - -
'ly present. • _3O
linglieb.liiter Wa tc hes. - '
rirtflE stibscriber , has- just„lreeeived by steam
1 shiP,Blak.4 ll l 6 then layette .of his celebrated
Baglish.Piitent:lfill'. skeleton 14,ter.'..Witehes, -
making fourteen Ifariatiollvin Plain,. and
Huniing . cases, r te‘ . which .he woUht Call the Alton- ,
thin tit ;II pewsi ods tishkg- ' to"' jiaithilii 7 perfiet i
time pleCes.. ' ~A, J. EVANS, ~- 1 -
. - N'o - .' 2; Odd rellosia' llall
' Bics/?intiett,'lnli 'l7; 7 185. '"- -\-- ~ -
--
NEW YORE ADVERT/SEMEWS
nom visoFili& sciirJes"Oefitiffl-Atirertising
liouse;:eeion's Iruihrtiq,44-6
BAGS AND. 8A0131*,,,
o. 80 WATER itw Eitivr
OLD inifissyi 1r01;
Hafe constantly, on banil, , and umnufacture, tW
order,
Bawl tor Flour,- Gralikii, '414 no,C k•
• wheat,
. . .
. ... , ,- .
WoOldr leo call the . attention Cotratry BtOtt;
'clianiN.tW - their assortment of -": : , --: ~ '
Seamless
.& Farmers ' Gaga • __
.- ~ ~.._ . . ASD OP ' ...
:
3t1L1,ER5'134.08, -, .
Designed and priatedlo Order, expressly for their'
Oar facilities are tack that we can supply trout
10,000 to '20;000 iniga per day. •
. • Alga Importers and Dealers itt- •
GUNNY BAGS AND BAGGING;
and] various kinds of Thread and Twine,boih
Liniwn and Cotton, of which vse are teceivin,g
continual - 91-;ly
t'airbanks! Platlkirm . and Cannier
I Scales. " " -
I42I.IIiI3AT , IK'S it. Co. have recent& opened a
spacious Warehouse at 189 Br6adwayi Ne*
Yyerk, where they. offer, at wholesale and"retail,
the most cOmplete air ortrneittor Weighing Ari-:
paratum to lie found in the United States. Among
the articles offerred :will be fbinia• upwards - Of
seventy-diffbrent inodificationa o,f, FAIRBANKS'
SCALES. Abiti a great vatty Of - Bianns', Jew.
elerel, Druggist's Grocers% and- other Sittliti:
Sprin ti Balance*, Patent Beams, Tester's Weight
and Measures,,&c.;&4._ •
HAY Dna COAL SCALES act iu any part of
the country hy experienced Workmen. _
Orders by mail or eiherwise will receive atten.
-
FAIRBANKS & Co., 189 .11rtiit yittly K. York
32m6 - - • " -
CHARLES E. FOGG,'
CIAMBER FURNITURE;,BedsteUda, tial •
tresses, Washstands, Enameled . STets;,Lont
ges, Chairs, Pillows, Counterpanes, &0.,
448 Pearl st., N. Y., between= • -
'blab - Aladison and Chatham :
. • • • .
- New and Valuab le Diseovery,--,
Dr. Hanel Arikatic.larig,ijrcalTig - Spirit. -
Ills 'delicious beverage is superior.to all in
vigortiting Cordials, Schpapps, Nervines, &C., in
use, for the cure of Dispepsk. Nervousness, -.
Heartburn, Drowsiness, Kidney Complaint,
4neholy, Deliritim Tremens, Intemperance,.
as it will invigorate and .strengthen, but 5,11 &tot
intogietite or stupefy:
Periwig who have become babitnated Ats the
excessive use of Tobaccb, Opium and ;Spiri!uons
Liquors, will find speedy and pernianent• relief
from the desire to Use theta destroying ageno,,
by taking a bottie or two Of thiiDelicious AWL%
cal Beverage.
• Weak and Sickly ... Families will find Dr. Ham s
Invigorating% Spirit a qulek C:itd sure cure flit all
female difficulties, it !mini, a Al•cgeneiator as .Well
as a Stre'ngthenei of theliumab System., - Each
complaint that the Aromatic Invigonating . Cordial ,
is calculated to cure is named on the wriPper
aceempaying, each bottle, and tall direttions-for„ ,
use are also minutely given.
Price' per bott4e. Prepared by Dr—Darius
Ham. • Principal Office, No. 2 Liberty Street, Kew
York, were\ wholesale orders should be addiessed.
Fbr stle by Driiggift .throughout the United
States: • '. 1 _
Sold by A._TOrrelt, lientioqes IL F_& K. Ha
Eaton, fiarforti;• Church & L:
licetf, Great Bend. . ' ."•113z—ly.
• Wrought IrotyPipe
For Water, 'Steam and etas. I . Joiner 6. Morse
4.. Co., No. 79. Johri . Stieet, IVeto York, mann.
facturers . and dealers in 11 . 'rciught Iron Pife, •
Thirteen different 'sizes constantly on hank
with Valves, Cocks, Elhowsi, ;Tees, and every
variety offittings for the same. lAsheroll'iSteare
tlangeo, IVhistles, on: cups, - Heaters for
Steam Engines, Steam and Fr'ce Pumps, Boiler.
Flues, T-uyere, and Soap Boiler'toils, -Scre w •ltes Serelkingniehines. *Hidings Warm.
edA;b: Steam and Lighted by Gni. - Al! eiders
•I'or re. 're, and country braers ieceivq' prontt at
tention.
.„
J. 0. M. ', -Co. beg to cal the attention tif
owners of feet° 'es:, hotels, &c.,' ,
to their sttperlbr
Gas Generuting • paratus,. now in , tile et the
St. Nicholas Hote , New _York; itfottchettei.,..
COnn.; Great'Berringto. Mass ;Reckville, Conn.,
and various other parts of the country:* 24-3 m..
.
Laigest antt Cheapest Stock of Dr if goods in
- It r esc -
. -
ARIUS with are /boa to visit the hity,are
P
invited to - Lord & Taylor's iinmense. es
tablishment, 255, 257,259, Grand Streek. Center
Chryotie Streef,Ar at thelf othermiireoiew. num
hers, 47 and 49 Catharine street, at both of which,'
stores may: be found at nil times, meet attractlits.
Stocks of Fashionable Silks,. Shawls - , -Mantillas,.
Dress Goods:Finnnels,Domesties, Liaens, Hosie
17, Gloves, Lates. Embroideries, and-every other
description ;of sertionrblo goods; also Carpeting',
Oil Cloths, Rugi, Druggets, &e., in great vniiety.
to all, of w hich addition's, are . constantly, being
made from .foreign markets; 'and anetion• sides?:
and purchasing on theinost adinutageottS terms;
we are enableJ to sell at inch reinarkablii low
prices as to offer to ourAustomers greater indrte&
meats than ever..; ' . 25..:361.
• - HOSIERY
. Exclusively for Cash.
BROWN St; Co., 34 -Liberty:St; ttert
i. doors below the 1 1 oot Office, N. 'Y., Im
porters and Jobbers of Men's, Women's and
Children's Hosiery, Gloves, and Ldies, Silk,
rino and Cotton • Shirts tu2d Drawera; Wooten
•
arn, Suspenders, Silk and Cotton Handker- -. .
chiefs, and - Cravats; Silk, Lisle Thread, Cott.:4l l
and Woolen Gloves and Mittens, and, all the va
rieties or Goods in this line, . - '
Bring extensive importers, and large t
buYers,,
auction, dealers will ,had to - thetr ada
vantage to examine our stock. 33m8
C ASII
_pad for Land W117.1.11-ti,L•
Juno SI, 1855.
• ,
~... .
. , . .-To I air" yinen. ._ ..: ,
„',-1.,--'-t..
IQLITTIIR wanted. - The highest . nisricit'pig ,
cos will be paid in pub for good D#lll*
ter, by - . ' - . ' . . -..: :. -
Juno 26411; 1855
.
- kitVir GOODS CHM'
• at the. Read of. Naviga
.
tindersigned most.fespectintly- ,
moutiben
the mastic that:he Vs still seilin Goads
at the cad stand, and that he hils efillie:hew
stock which will tit.; Sold chirp. : •
" C W MOI'1 1
.iiss. .l
I - ~ , HYOZANA — ;__,•,i;..„- - ‘ . '. if:
T Brought - flare to Me Door - Of Mei...limit ,
- - :.., :..,
,rjk . ifaxvisnyuL Disiorety bits reeetit„,,,b+ bi 44; alai* ay'.
L Dr. tnials;at Me city. in thittleathertit latetatetthip‘''
%lon, Anthem and all disease* of the tiotw.. ' ilMi. tenet - ftii
"Dr. Cards" fintiana or inhallnr, ii,,lteatt -Valset=atil
' Myra p. 1 , .. . With this new' to ethnd Dt.'q. hot tettotooditatty.. 6
ittlibted ones to perfect health ;as 'Oeftterietrof ithitit lion, \
bas Inounterabla eertiteatte. .1 1 pealiintrof the trealaitsat, - !
i t oursiciasenitineitit: late evident thatiabiliag—e4attatil-
0 breathing, an eteeeitblist' &canag vislowilhe, titottletaar
:opening mot co** lii direct Cant set iiit i lAigie whoWel
-he Wel cavity of the W 1444114 thus too - e lantylits&! -
A riod chant-wipe:4ookt upon thee:Latta Meade* tato , : '
0 ataa t arh i and subjeeteil to the. proctemot, Aro . thme;.-. i .
a Rubanalefbraaleat all eh* drattlmathil i ti ! * tio.
t •, : .., „ „„„, - . ~ -: • , ltreteNiark Thefrhaideirief;lisse.l,ll.-",-.7;
Te Inhal+O , ht worn nn tbobitatclunket the Noes Att&%!..-7
flat the ieastlatioavenleate—tbot , beat of fltit:X. , ardhit.-1 -
thettott to cravat:Ma the Snit; '..,,, -',- -- - . , ~...L• - ..- - '-1 •-• , -1
. Hundreds of COSIO3 of DURO like' thiritillikatil OWtg• -;,-
be named.: Ono Notrbare ettlygeortalaint eateik at! -attlaii.
4 1 M4MA-tif At Ware ibtaiNatt..'- - -Itr, - , --• ~.; . - - -: - ....f,„... 7 2‘,.. •,q
$.. ; • -- .• -Jas.,Frfiree4erryilk.ftafTteatlitOo..'.•.,..s
Ix OM enuatlotthe'ASTUMA,ollOyeaeptr:--
(kartlst 11,trztaa.,-,.. - ;•; •,-.• ..:••••. - • ...,;;;;,,,": ~--,-,-.„• ...,; - .1; :• ,: i
.- - . .- -, • , ‘..',, Margarallaileseiltiiittriaf.ll::: ii
illdra.Panl of No. 4 tfamutondBW4lofOrtia, ttettad:• - ti„o - ;
toyer. ante 'eta tatiollothrhy the Ilyreattle. ' ->,z 71- -•'-,
1,11,r astir lutebetra oared ors itiNnVkliki i .,64,- ( ii t4t , 2
eireatatylato etaaillnk, sod (I added to I. :4l4fu rik bh i at hie- •,,
pl e Ado w: ft* was cured 14 0 " /Mtn- ltir lit SE . • i
sesta. ' •
• 0.:. -..'" -- A * tiail'ete; Jk Af4faCiiiliiiilii; 4411:' 1
'1' 1 446640*e Delia* a Piekeitee4Olajay.ol3llllB4ltl4ll,
kitett ,it• BOYD & PAM. No. 140(Thitahera St.. N. y,,:...11' ;
POltalle• nib t treat*. esPregit• to ANY 1680tiat tAi .11taitalt,4
BWril for Tin Dollars.' ••• • 1 „ . 1
lt. B-7-eurtig t Ilatunk ix .itsi 2 ilriAl, iiltt l&:
Gigutmca - -Awricl.a, all :Others ate tutittlttlitiltiOOlt;O,l
etta,a - iIiTiNITIRIOIIB eounterrelt a, Shaa., them ; ai l ;. low . 1
.41 POISON, - 3 y2—i t iiieher &B.
Adlorr. , ;..
for ii,i tby Abel Torteii, *piglet, Hots trot* pa. - i
'
a: H. &.,Dr'Slarit