One: of ,
richestjoke3 of thei'. season has
been. perOtrated by col. Curtine .retary of
the Commonwealth, and Rev. sqpb - en
• Herald faoeinan, - inothiair Inspector, both
office holders anti-notorious Know-Nothings.
Mey,Cutin and . l4iller,have publislted a call
a - Whig State Convention. • Well, every
/ day brings saineibing new.. There is .1:10 ac
':eounting for the pn..suniption ofsantetnen:—
• I
Strange politicaldeVelopments are: making
, • o - eryday.
,you lie down with dogs von
] are sure to rise with fleas. Curtin and Miler
I,
fr ',calling a Whig Convention . :ton ai
i n ,t it
rich.—flar. Patriot... -
4tRAVAI•
. •
On the 6th inst., by Rev. T, Tlmmns, Mr. P.
W.'OLtonEN, of Friendsville, to Mif.s E, Turt•-:
use,. of ForestLakia.
Sept. 10, by Per, A; O. Warren, Mr. C. D.
LATHROP, tO - MISS jO.I% ; NA SEARLE, all. of
.
!Montrose. .
to Conklin, Atte!. 11. t. - by- Rev. A4F.. liar
dityr, Mr. AUSTIN B. Gitirris. or Eurcf.4 Lake,
; Pa., to Miss MARY E. 13110.0100 T, clfllllC for
mer
• , Admiitistrators' Sale at Auction. 1
THERE wilt bo . exposed, to public sale hyt
Venduo. at the dwelling honse of tho late
Nelson TifEmy, dee'd, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday !
the 25th day of Sept: inst., a Lirge quantity of
'aierehandise.consisting of
•
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Tied Tiek.
; in ,, Shet.tings, Sit/mops, Calicoes, Crockery,
ilardware, Groceries, Yankee Notiniki.'Szc. Al- 1
-1:so a
,quantity Of Winter Wheat, I Cow. - •1 Yoke
of Oxen, 1-horse, 190 ?dun, 1 . ( um b er
sleighs, 1 Hamer's*, n quart titt of Hay and Straw.
. Farming, Tools, 300 Sap Tubs, and a: variety of
'other ttrticles too numerous to •specify. Sale to
Co,mmenee at 9 o'elork A. M.
. . .
TERMS.-Ali ,toms under 85, each in hand on
-delivery of articles,: an sittns over that . mount,
Six mouth's credit-on notes with opproved securi
ty. S. KENT.
TIFt'ANY,
Brooklyn, Sept. 10. 1A55,-37w1• '
FALL STYLE OF- EATS.
One Price Cox]: Sore.
rINIONI AS RAFFERTY, No. 57 Chathntn-st.;
New-York,Opposite • ChamberA.4.t., late of
the well known hove of Rkffertv Leis!:. is
desirous of callin•z*ttention toi his stock for the
trade. Combininz elezance pith durohiiity:
his nArsilnnintnits:the reputation, which for th e
last ten renis hehio earned nAsidtion itl 7
lention to the wants of his - emdomers, and by.the
fact, which is Well understood, that .•
cash only, every customer frets the worth of _lli
money. R AFFERTY.
RIME
.
French Flower*, Part* Feather*,
Straw it
WE are now otrerimrn large gtock or French
.. Fentfiers. and
Articles, of the most unique styles, and latest
importation. to Cash . ' purchaSers at a great 're
duction from' time:prices, Ns We bare insd e
arrangements to :receive, the coming season. by
. almost every mteament he newest strleyorgood.'
in - our line, we would take Occasion to 'solicit
• &Ai purchasers, to examine our stock, at' No..
64 & ; _ti6John-st., Corner of Willian; N. V. -
37tf • . HOMER & KETCHUM:
.ets' :Milford Musical Cont - ca/ions,
Will eummence its session nn Aionday .morn
inff Oct. I.t, 1855, under the . direction of Prof.
v Wni. B. Bradbury of - NewYork. -The °Livet
of this musical Convention is, the advancement
44' sin-ger& iu musical knowledge by the _study
and practice of diticrent styles of voent
e j orabined with familiar lo;. l tures and
Teachers, chorristers, members of choirs. and ;di
curs of nttl=ir will derive plea - sure and ben,fit
fiunt th"se-exercises. The B!,awni and Metrep
ditan Glee . Books will be used. 'Persons havinz
'these copieswill ukase hring them. ' • Per s on s
necustetned to Sing together in Oohs of three or
four (Tri o s, or Qu.trtetts) will please come with
Piceos rehem . sed to s 3 n,z at the Festival. Also.
any-whn are accustomed 'to sinz, alone (Ballads,
&e.) will please come prepared with such pieces
If: would be 'suitable for the occasion • Clergy-
Men are cordially invited to attend free of e' x
pcnso and take part in the exercises,-
.Metntier
ship fee for Gents. $1,00: for •Ladies4:Bot).
By order of Cominitte6. • -
New Milford. A 0rr, 4 29. 1855-35w3 •
THE SCIENTIFIC ANEMIC:AN
Eleventh Volum2—Splendid Er4grarings Irr7
Prizr.e. •
The Eleventh Annn-11 Volume , of this usftful
plij)liestion commences on the 17th day of Sep.
-teniber next.. .
THE "SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN" is an.fr.-
MrsTRATF.I) PETPIDICAL, devoted chietly to the
promulgation of information relating to the vari-
OTIS Mevhanie . - irei Cheinic Arts, industri.ril M:!n-
afactureii. :agriculture. Patents„lnver ions, En- ! . NEW GOODS ' AGAIN .
.graeerins.r.!MillWork. and all interests which the 1 At the 66
Exchange," Brooklyn:
light of PRACTICAL SCIESCE i s ca t oi t a dwad.,THE :subscriber takes this' oppirniinits. of
vanee.. • . thanking . his friends for their very liih.rd
• .
R-ports of V IL. S. PATENTS granted are, also : patronam.:4.he past seas •n. and of saying to thein
published every week; including_olßeial Copies '• in addition', I h it„ }ain , received fresh! invoices
of all the Patent Claims; together kri;h new s and i of settsiinable. good 4 of various descriptions, hi.
informationnpon ribousatins or! OTFIEtt SUBIECT< i is still prepared to supply almost any article usii-
The CONTREFIT7ToRS to the SCIENTIFIC AMErI. j ally et/lb:it'll„r.d. a; Cr: unary. Sto . r . e. IliS assort
vAN are among the most EMINENT - Scie l itifi e j m e rit-i s now complete; and, being the largest in
end Practical men of the times. The .Editinial j ToWn, off'er§ the r.iriatest itiducement to purchas-
D-Patqnent is in - di-era:llly hcknowledi;ed to be i ers, either . ifor C r ash, Barter, or Good' (shorn
coi.elueted with GIIEAT Atutrrv, and to be dis I credit. Call and see:. , r -
.
0. v. tiEMPSTEAD.
linnishell, not only for the lexet.ll, nee and truth:l - ~ ,
fulne s s Of its,discrissitin, but ,for ;hefearlessness' t Brooklyn; An h . . 20. 1855.
! , .-- •
with which error is eornbat'ed and false theories ! .• • -__.!, .
are ex ploded. -- I • I f r Z,ALT -by ltd. VII. or Llall at Vie market rites
Ner Fmk..4. - Inventnrs. Engineers. Chemists.; t.---) k , , 0. G. HEMPSTEAD.
- ManntaetttrerN!AgrieulturistS, and People of ev- 1
Profession
every in life. will find the SCIENTIFIC t i -
I. Ej , s, Lard. I.'arm Produce of. all' kinds
AmEracAtk to be of great rabic to their respective • ._
~ , a lling.i. It 4
enan,,,4a
and
au ,, , , e,tia - na
w .... e goo d Shingle., prime Wool so.-k.. &e:. in Goods,
Rill spy j b . r
Q. G. HEIIPSTEAD.
tlie.'m lirmdred§,of Dorars annti4llv. besides af- I
cording Ihteri . a 'continual source of knowledge. ! 1 1 . - r
Medicines and Drubs. • 1
ri, experience of which is beyond pecuniary- es-1 ! ,: • * I
•.- - 1 A Yr:RS : Cherry r ,, !.:ipral—ackno.vied it vd to 1
timate.
,d. -
The SCIEr rirte ! A - NEUMAN' is published once a i .„: 11 ' - be th!" best P ' thr i r '" . " R'''ardiv extant,
week; every number contains tri.rlit larire . ioar- I 1 ""(1." Extra 4 W 'O' ' -. 1-I " 2lP—an "veelii. 'g l Y
1 Ale remedy for idikers ills—Dr,' Bakers
to Pages, cumin -r annually a complete and spit grind Speriti:: for Diarrhma.. Dys.
did.volume„,illustrated with Several Hundred!
! er.tery, Civili-4211 - orluts.,. .S e.—Ayer' Jaynes.
Original Engravings. - .
• . 1 Phinnev's and liTrioht . r Pills. Merehint's • Gar , -
. ri t - ir, 'Specimen copies sent gratis:
yearTEßMS.—Single Subscriptions, $2 al ling Oil, togi.ther withja 'great :variety
by-. ;;Kof-Dru
5J for six in , n3thq. Fire . ceorm fur
si i! : in common- use, i f ept chiiittantly on hand
O. C HEMPtiTE 1D
1. . /. 4 . .- T. - .. , .
InntilK . 84.; for n year. 88. . ! ~ .
1 ! . I
,For further f lub.rates and for statement of 1 ! •....- , rioaie Tahe Notice. •
-
'the fourteen large CASH PRIZES. offered -by I i
rh,:; ;pu bli a l, erm, free
.scientifi, American. 1 rintHAT it is v , . y
desirable that the accounts
!
S , iuthorn, .Western and Ca - nada:lir nev.or Post i and Notes if tile ilate Fir it of Smith &
-11-
Offiee Stomps, taken at par for subscription&i Hempstead shonb
i be settled, mid that speedily.
• Letters should - be !directed (post raid) to . 1 '-' • ,!, : •0. G. HEMPSTEAD,
;•
; . . - . 311 IN X & Co. 1 , - . l .l Brooklyn, Ann' '24. 1855 -
.lton , •
• - . 128 'Fu street, New York.
e.
ij . Messrs. Atuon• & Co.. have beim, for
That c 'i years, extensively engage - 41 in !prrttrintir,l
pater s for new inventions, and will advise in - ,
~,.,1 uithout charge, in rk-g,ittel to the novel
ty u: . their ithprovetnents.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
in.: PEU ter.uld' r .call she attention of
public ill his larg!..st=wk of . Titrti My,
ingrain, relrft., Tc . ryeatry, and Brzissels c!arpot,
in2s which he has jail: purchased st Aucrsos—
arid offers at • lower prices -than .ever effete(' be.
fore. in the country. and a large variety,' filling
Nmeious Carpet Koons oceun . ring the m.rond
Ilior his Crockeiy and lim . ise Purnixhing
Ftorp. Come and be convinced that there is no
rieces....ity for hare tloors.
. ' • - • ' J. IL DE ?EU
, .
ilirnYklm top . , 'Bat, Seg... I 855. ' •
Si. 1-l Eal“C.Ii, trona Maine,
PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGIST Connected- with
lene Myra & 'Herrick's. Popular Entertainment. at
prt•s•tit traveling throw+ 'this :and
counties, respertfallv tender,s his profess gnat
ar•rvices tcrtho community. for Pbrenologital
aminitions wilt Charts plainly marked.
Rtes of iharcres far Charts, including , tbo-er
lamination from *P.25 1 " $ 2 . 00 ;
N. 13. All of Fowler's & Wells publications
maybe obtained through Messrs. J. 4r. 11. „- -
Ser. 18541. :.411w1* • •
5.7 Chat ham st,
TED igNIVES. r -t 2 diiz . plated
j../ arid Tea *nisei; this day received by
/Aug, • A. L EVANS:.
! . •
. ~
,
1 .. sTUAVEIYOR STOLEN'. -.1 , - I Atthrtr's Patent Self• Sealing Cans,
Froin -the paStureof the •subSeriber. in Men- For presireiug Freili ,0 nag, Tnnustoes, it e, by
i trose, abotjt ten. days since. a large dark-bl, . liermetical Seuling. ' . ' ' '''.
1 Mare Cult--3 years old, cavils '43 and unbroko- to
llr "MESE Cans. which tire senled by the house. l.hainess.—An wh - w-iiritt a said Colt,*or t 1 -
. y one e • ri. r • -
keepers without the aid of a tinner, and
give information where' it May 'ibe found, shall I •
I ripened easily without injury to the Can, d are rap
- liberally.iewarded. i _ -:-- ---- idly. coming into general , use. Fall directions
fur putting up fruit Lectnpaniog the Cans: and
the-work is so easily performed, that by - their
use, over foully may It Ace Fresh Fruit and To
ruatoeson their tables.all winter, at summer pri
ces.
Montroso, SeRL 4, 1655
GREATRosh for ,t,tnnnier Dress Loud.—:.
Nelson & Priest pre:,,ffering, them at cols
and less than cost. P*sols nt esost. . Mantillas
arid stammer Shawls at eostvat
, • - ' NFLIs'ON &PRIESTS,
• BinThamton, Ant.
Nelson ;• Priest.
t flir u I d .Fitill"
. i t .% -
n r n v.
: s i) ' G I R t„ t :cl i6 g " 2..?:f:,' eerist e i
i t , 31
oe staple k
c.riivr-of Cotiit :Ind Water strk , t•i, 131nihntutim.
NN
ti -EtArne.)
t Portsmouth Laiisrns.:
- rEw and Eleg' ant • P:ttterni retailing for one
I_ 11 4,ll;lling a•v:rn NEI,S11)I-& PRIEST.
I,llintikamton: An r. 20,
Disiolution:'
T .
- ,
HE partner s hip beeet..fore kistint! between
N. m.,,, & E. 1%1 Philip4nt Lynn.. Pn..hms
by militant consent been . Dissok;rd. ' The -bn!,i
neill hereafter be coriduete(i - bv t
s-s w . M . . Phil
lips &D. - Sheldon. who will ke'll.le nll business
.affairs of D(qin & Phillips; Thb public will be
necotntn'udated as heretuftire.. :
- - 1 1 1I' DF AN
. .
i E. W. Pil I LIPS.
, .
Lynn Corner,A, Auk. 2q1855.;-34w3 . '
NEW GODS:.
1 : 1 .;r:,..6 r 1 e r, 1 e' 1 ‘m . , 1 :1:1 . f u hip S r
s r l in tf:
31 un t rose. 411nrell. 2sl,
•
iCopartnerphip..
TITE lindotsi._:n,ed have thk (Inv amsochttc-d
under• firm of Diqkm:man & G:trrat tm.
the parpose.ohransactinethe morttanti:o Busi
[fess at thi• tol.d etantl of J. 11i..1:.-rman Jr.
DICKEILMAN Jr.
•
GARItATT.
Nc:ti• .1111forti.Aa ,, .18. 18'53.
Notico
,r Y Notes. and• nee.ottn.s'ean font-14. nt_
stand, n rhi T trawl th ( •tt wilt see the
neces.siti of settlitt them wirOlOt fort io.r.not ice.
J. 1)1(!K ERMAN, Jr'.
Aug. :i97-35w6.
Administrators' Notice:
- NroTieNi.i . -h vrr ij y ziveri that! I.o.tters • r , ;, , : t:1-
A. inentare iliihn the estate , 4•lMelsori Tinny.
dee'.l,.lnteot' limoklyntownshil,„linve ()e'en ~/-net
....-dto the:soliseriber4.' . Ail . le.rsohs ind.. 1.2,. i to
.id estate are here 'rem•sted.to mak..- im no
diate yi.iyment, and those having nny elaimsiuri
on said estate.. to presdrn ;limo dilly nttestedfor
settleiniml.. ' _ ll S. K 1 \'l'. / •
\ A: 1 1-'
A. . TiPPANY-, s ' 'lr ' s
-
. E '2fs'.. 185.5-35-xi;
Brooklyn.
lot of Forks,
1 , of allisizss: 1/..ss,trt and 'rea
nod wurrant. , .l }llO4 elt-n.l
coin. 1.)). , A. J.iI7,VA-N'S.
Ant . °O. •
• -
74„ZSWING BIRDS, some ve'ri; -fine. for .sale
eht.:li) by • - A. .1. EVANS. -
LON I . I
On -.lionday '22 inst..; between! 965. Ballard's
raid ;Niontroso r a Porte -31otanaie containing a
leiter from Chu - rah; and eight Dollars in
GAL the finder rimier a oreat f:tvor, by
leaving it ivitlV l A. S.tyr‘i, at 11. J. %Webb's ;tort%
Toirible Accident, • . -
H A PPENPD to Mr. Green the of Cr day.=
Il . e haditiono . ht a suit of r,4miy-matte c loth,
at the ;:itore.;nid too first day's wearing the ac
cident occurielt FirA,._etTiiiapt his 'coat-tail by
the mere fort 4 -wiif specific gravity. giYing to on•
fort unate - man! t ripper:ince of badly trimmed
craft with tlig' ,- tViug jib in thiri stern, iind on
stteiping overitO pick up the minim,. the dri ad
'lol me:natty Anok place--Lthe ontains of the
;;teat deep Wi t i? broken - tip—Grip-Cs pants were
sundered frairn tinkle to waist: attitGreen himself
seethed to be,.! , i The only w.tr t . lo prevent sueli
deplorable to patromze a skillful tai
h,r, inake:t•itp-l i k w.,rk Kith a determina
tion that it ;44 , 111 not 'only fit t catly, bur we*
well. Green hairs, at the ehithirig store b--eause
he think?. he (..:4 gir . ,, t his I.r. , arina alittic cheaper.
In all lirobability the pants that seri..ed hint MO
threa t ih lover hospi
tal, been Atriped from a cholera patient, earrieti
home eight .ni, , ht,k in the week-oil a shott,r, an:l
and _carried' hy nn ingenious
Fret - whin:in tor a market in the country Take
warning by poor Gr'een's 'rind go to a
tailor shop like that in the Kistrfent of. itiearle - s ..
Hotel if Vou want to he rmited.
Cutting done its usual. ana.all work war
ranted.. JOHN GROVES.
31f•ntroie An!. - 1. 27, 1555.
. The o Illit6attaii Fike Ins: Co.
. -.... Wire Yr). 58 IVall,Strect. 1 -
cAPITAL. .3 ..: - - - 92504000 1 ::
i 1
- Imorre, buii;ling,4 Merehandise. Furs ture A CARD.' .VeIs- ii .
gels in Port and their Cargot:g, and other Proper. -DIINTE & KNt .
~..Yliri.TON would -most ro
te; against loss or drn:ige by fine. 1 . 1 spe:etfully ealiAlle attention- of purelmeners
• "A
Dinr.crotts.,---Na4tniel i ichartic, San o o,i F. , to'a large assoruient of ir4RnIVARE, just re..
Mott, Peter 11. Seh+nek, Wm. P. -.Von, Edwin.; c 4 'i-vtd and bejng daily incrusted by arriv:Th4 from
D. .Nforgani l Wm: W. Fox , Sidney 114,,,,. E i i,4 l , ; diikrent• mr(outiteinres. . f being - purchased nt
Riggs, R. L. Lord, Tim... Barr-on, - Rit s _ s elli. Nev.! prices to er than thaw) foriwifich articles of the
kik, Ant. H. tVar4, Nloses Tarlor,:John •Stew. 1 b"int-t) lily have been offered - during the fire
ard, James .Colle4i Tiros. W. Peirriall, II Richard 1 ra,4,year4, they are en !bled to make quite a• - re.
l'ighe, Peter Coceper,,flenrr, Elswiirth, Lyman tfetiOri from their . former . ls-ery re:limn/IWe- de.
Denison, l•lin Ca.44well. ° i ~ • , marids,to offer both town rind country trifle in-
NATIMNIEL RICIIARDS,. .
Y
idaer - ements - sitik.ra or to those of N. Y. agents.
W. Prrr- PA Llit KR, Sec's . Rinfftrainton Aug. 14. 1855. •
te,)7 NELSON . & PRIEST, Agent 4 bin g - 1 .
lotutort, N. 'Y.. , / . . . -
... , .
. ,
Lowest .Cash Prie / cia.
ATOU Ryttling..Tielis, Den-
I)ri 'Batter. ("ntt...n . Carpet
'Warp, Twine, &e at torner Conn. &.- Water:m.-
1 AELSON &PRIEST.
BicaliNrnton' Au'. 20, 11865.
00. K in at ,k 6: ClO p tlltit et.ore end sees Nelson
T 4
& Prieiroun CE S.turrrs,
, Blo t *: don l itua: 20:
DAVID POST.
PRICES.—Pint Cnns; 8100; gunrt. $2.50;
lislf-Ga110n.53,50; Three flans, 54.:15; Gallons,
83.00 per dozen. The tlitlertnt sizes nest, in
order to secure ceononii• In trnnsport:ition.—
Country Storekeepers will find this new nrtiele
one of ready sale. • Manuftetured and sold by
•ARTEICR. DORSI & CO.
No. fin South TENTH St. PfilL . A.
July tg,
[I. PEIEST
T& UGH MING EXPRESS !
Fare Reduced Time Saved LS Thro'
'by Day Light: • •
HAWLE . & 3LINES,
J'AVE focrnod a pnrtnerNhip in Montroselor
the purpose of doing ererybwiii
at the did stand near Keeler'slintel
We hare purchased . un-.entire new stock of
IRON, Cibmprimint a full 'assortment of all kinds,
direct - from the city. .We Alnd I keep constantly on
hand
Western—agiund and Siqoaro .
Caststeerroe Cork Rod.,
- Relined Tyro tins,
Band Iron. and .. •
. •
. Spring Steel.
A largo assortment a-Mal:0)1e Iron. Coil Chains,
Carriage BO! ts. &e. &e., gire us a rail,
By
,strict attention to business we. hope tore.
A r e at lib,•r a l sh a r e of the ;Jatroo , , f e.. All work
warranted to salisfactinn to:those who will
for os with their patron:l2e.
WAGONS AND CARRIACE-.B,Aq,
ironed on skirt notice and stock found, or made
Loonier throt gliout,ns m:,y best suit our pntronti.
' - All ttsine. s tr.itotactions . must be i4ettleil once
a year. - :Sim t settlements' and long friends is
j
, • .
our motto.
N. B. A jood jr;urneyman wanted, to l wlimir.
steady emplqment and high wsges will I.e: r ejii - tut..
A. E. Il.txtILLY. • PERRY JE:NKS. ••
MptltroSe. Mar 311855. ' , - ..
.
FINE Low or
ONDON.DooIde Tlarrrel Guns, Si ne 1
LAI. do., and extra Fine Rifles, fur %ode Itti.
A. LATI IROP
t RE now brine paid by A. litt.hrop &
Li. to ail those - w'.lo consign their butte-r
prmiiice to them. Titt:y havinz made nrrangt•-
ments ari; now en-thled to trend all kinds. of prn.
doe r to New York- and to •ell the same at the
hilzhest eiarket prices. All those who wish
, j,e , id:prices and quick returns wo• invite - t9,ealf
op 4 I n
„:-
. --- Monfrase, M ay l I, It-355,
.No* Spring Goods.
Bn
nd 4 I . T p T u 1 I
iwouldcoflint
n t , o m. h .
-an Arlie,oally laroe.Stoek of SPE ING • and S . 17:11.
rmr.o GOODS, including a ercat variety of Prints
Cron' .lets to' 1.4. per:?yard: Plain and Printed.
llaroge - DO:4es. Gingham., Brocade,.
131:,c): and , Finicy Dress Siiks, Siik Dre4Tismes
:in;! S:c., &v.: wit it a superior
as. , orintchtof Silk. Drislie, C,:shinere and Thais
in•t Mantill..s. Parasols, French Lace and
Straw alai Silk Bonnet.. Rich gibbons and Flow.
ers, n 4141 aiarge variety of other staple and fan..
cy
DRY GOODS,
Groc,crie„, li.trdware. ;yid NniN,
lb. ,t. Shoes. flats and Caps. Carpeting,
Wall paper. -pailited Wir.doW Shade.. Floor Oil
17144115, Clocks, St4es. Oils and Paint.. Ploughs
&c., Le.: in short. the largest kind .of piles of
rich' and cheap Goods, too numerous to mention,
but just the things to purchase. nil of which will
be sold at the most reduced prii•es and on the
most favorabLe terms for cash, exchange, or ari
provn.A
N. B. Salt and Flnur constantly on hand:
New Jli:f , rd,'M.Lv 5. 1855.
---
Dry. Goods and Carpets at Cost.
& BENXI...TT have on hand a
I:01:e and well selected stork- of }'unman
and . D.irnes:ie Dry Goo,ls and Carpets, embus-
On! , rdimist iivery article in the Dry dine
titer brou izht into the Market- in view of Ow slinq
e p 111 eaS h i,n , hard. %se I ave cot eluded to
etTer them for . .rly days front this d tie at cost.
Those persons to whom we kive formerly Soli]
Goods will at once see that this. is a rare oppor
tunity and one which should' be embraced ini
niedi-ately. Timltose who have newer favored us
'with a rail we avoid say try Its mice and you
will be convinced that it;is is the , ptlrP - to par.
,'cilase.Dry Goods and Carpets. Our stock is al
ways replete with fasliiiin Bile and sea.;omblr
Giiods and are detPrminrd . t "keep as a owl a ca.
riely Ifs can he found in this section of the'enun
try, and sell at prices which cannot fail to
please.
. • . :WICKHAM & BENNETT
13;ngharnton,Jan. 30, 18.53. •
BOOKS! BOOKS!
At the Mouteose: Book Stoic,
el 1N he found the largest and• best 'seleeted
:oe.orttnent o,f Rio . ks and Stationery to b e.
found an t ; where in Su squehanna eounty,-which
will be Pttd for ready pay at prices that Lannot
fail to-soft.
. .
Amorri the miscellaneous
.13milts can.ye found
the life of %Vashington. i zekson, Taylor._ Isaac
T. I loppelr,.l I. Greeley, P. T. Illrnum and others,
STAR. PA Ths. (8.-erlmr.) Humanity in the City
(Coapin, l Bell t.:•ro . ith abroad, My Courtship and
)
its conset (
letwes. Wykolf.,) Roth Hail (Fanny
FCrn.) also Fern Leaves. 1-1 and 2literies,.Atner
ican Agitators and - itet'ortners, "Thoughts and
thint:s at . home .Ahro ;d. Getting aI,M7„. T:o. ad
Inn, Iloodl %Vorks, 1.....D0W''s complije Works.
Lewie or the berried Twig, Memoirs of th e .
(.7ouritess Belssi• i ngton. 2 vol.; The Chemistry of
;common Liti.. Benet:es American . Practice or .
Family Physician, Buck's reli;riotts Anecdote!,
Testaments. ftil . ,les from pocket size to lane
R, f rii; e , flyum Books. Pmyer.B.mks. Gift Books,
Toy Rooks, Blank Brmles of - all sizes, Scrap
B col:!, NOl.-11,101, Receipt Books., &v., &e.
Serino!. Boorts—All kinds used in the County
o r f9rritshed wish .rt Imtii.e. .
LAW ii(X)10.1---;!‘ good variety constantly on
hand rsr furnisiwal to orriq. • ,
STA•ruisEttc.—.4 . gll(l ( l Int always on
. hand.—
I . First rate writing; paper tt, Is: per quire, Gold.'
iand St - eel Pens, ‘} riting Ink, the Mott in use,—
i besides lots of other ankles too numerous to
mention. Please 'call and examine beforo per
chasing elsewhere, at the - Montrosio P-Kt Office.
I- . - A N. BULLARD.
1' Montrotte, Anr. lb, 1855. • : , .
TIIEY will if rota use the &lung apparatus
sot , ' bv.l'hy . fe & Knowlton. 3 doors east of
Chenango Bridg,... A new 104 just, reteived by
Expreis. Call and -examine their larze assort.
:neut. Hooks, Lines. Reels,Totes.tinells, Arti.
&in I . Balt, &c. PII YFE & KNOWL'I'ON:
N. 13. It is currently r►-parte4 that ,Fish. in
thi s see ion of country,. Will not be caught with
caber Tickle than that sold at tho above estab
lishment.
Binghamton. Aug. 14, 1855
1100 HASS Kettlew, all kiiea, at .
Aug. 14. PHYFE & KNOWLTON'S
BLACK.SMITIIING!
New York Prices!
k. LATHROP & CO
Will Fiih Bite ?
Row Stoto.—Now Goods.
rrillE subscriber takes this method of adver.
.L,
using to his friends and the publiegeneml.
ly, that he has fitted up a store, just ncroSs, the
street from his old quarteas, in, Brooklyn, where
he is prepared to receive ensVonera, and sell'
them Goods, at as low rates as - iny - othef estab
lishment in Susquehimmt county. My assort.
moot is Very large indeed, embracing nearly ev
ery article usually callid for in a country store.
As lam determined .to do business so as to
avoid." bad debts," which reiponqible purchasers
are taxed to pay, I can "tier superior induce
ments to cash and otherwise prompt paying pat
rons.
April 30, 1855.
• Sepytogsrrougad!
• Don't b tinwetful, ft - lends one and all—
' Aged or youthful, great .or matt—
. - (it nvt to.) span)
• That at Odd Fellows' Hall -
14 - the pl.ice to call
To get your.pieturen clone up tall.
Now
N GoodaCheap. for Cash. •
C6IV- MOTT his just reveired another lot of
i New Goods,- such - as Challis,. Thu . 7,6 Do
Lain*, Do Bart Ft. GinOlams, Collars, Ell!
&.C. WHICH It F. ( ) PFEIL% AT VERY LOW
PRICES. SUMMER BHA WI $, a ne•w lot just
received 7 —h4 patterns , at very low prices,
also CR APE anti, BLA CK SILK SHAWLS
as lute as Melo:rest.
bile 13
ARASOLS--Latest st) les :it •
C. W. 310TT" S.
1.
.Inno. 13.
kiinglpiton cA.btrtivinitts.
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
AND •
C A R •P E _T S ! !
Great Reduction in Price , •'at the
ONE PRICE STORE.
C.RA-CONhas .. the !demure of :tnnoune
li mu' to l ,
has thstvners that he has just r e _
turned froth the Eastern Nlarketi with one of
the lair:est.:lntl most excellent assortment of
- DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
ever opi•ned 41'11)64 market, which for beauty,
variety and - style e:1-nnot vurpas , ed, which Intr_
ina.been purchased for 1 . :1,h at atretien and eke
where at eviction prices be tvill sell them clitiaper
than .they. vvere ever before offered is thin or any
4.d . New 'Vora. vitt'.
.lis.rich anti splendid assortment o:
DaESS SILKS• • -
alwas acknowledged the hest and cheapest in
town, :;nd Plaiti, Plaid , Striped, Brocade
and Glace—the cheapest aK well as the rieliest
at prices vi.rving (.-otti 371-2 :t's tn , $23,0
per varJ, together with a ;Treat vas iety of
liIIILLIANT JET 1111CK'SILES,
True Satins, seildrim at least 20 per cent
k vs Thip - th.,•. co Nt of imp :rt:;th:tt.
SHAWLS'. SHAWLS!!
;
An unntense .a. , Nortment of Silk. Crapo,.Thibet,
Casio')Sre, Merino., fireche and_Sn in tner
frOm tto $1;0,- tog . ether splendid variety
of Black- and c(0,,,d•
•
mal I the fa.thionaide patterns: Sace, S:lk and
Embroidered, which will be sold c heaper than ever
before.
DRESS GOODS
Del.:Orli; from ti 1-4 c't , t:t 37 1-2 c't:, pr.r vrod
Strip..4l
lianteg : Bombazine , : Chninbr.:s,
hatn , , French, Engii h and American 1)4;14.
frnni.s-e 7 tt, to 2.sc't, per yard. and cvoryt new sty!c
constantly on band :it tltc 1 iwt.,t price:t.
RIBBONS
Ribliondm by tho pi•iri• or yard will bo"always
in our. btock for Miiiin u •rs anci
'• ENIBROIDERY.
The rieliest and I.;i ! resi ass , :rttnent of llnbroidery
car always lie seen at R. C. Bacon's.at, the lowest
prices: • Cheinisetts. Collars, Sleet es. Skirts.
Infants' WAWA. &c., of every fa-hionable style,
together with .
English Thread, • I
- Viilenceinnes,.
aynifon, ._ .
- \ Guiput.! and ; .
Brussel.: Liees ..
- in. griat variety. .
LT SNEN GOODS) : -
of all kinds. Iri4) Linens, Linen iliindiicreitiers . .
T a bl e Li nen a n d
.of all sizes. Napkins.
Doylics,-Linen .sheeting iind Pillow Case Linen'
from auction at prices. rn:low all eornpetitieitt.
The attention of honse-keepe rs i 4 partly Ultkrly
invited to our stock of Curtain Gods, among
which In:iq he found
Lief- Ctirtain;4, ltusiin Curtains,
Brocattili!s,
and everytliim , in thig line Of aoo(14. which can
not f.zil to pli.a.4e in Mirk. style` .r price.
DOMESTIC cooDs. . . t
Bleached and Brown Sheeting from the Cd !grade
up to. the finest finalities. Tickin , !.i,. Denims.
Striped Shirting, Apron Checks. qin'Tharns and
Prints, from 5 ,c'ts to 1•42 c'ts per yard, and
all kind, of Cotton Gte,ds for torn or boys' wear.
flair Cloth skirts, Grass Cloth Skirts, -
. anti Pat:asnis,—a very rich assortment.
More Antirpip, Moss Prinoes, Claloons. and all
des=cription4 of Dress and Mantilla Trimming, and.
everything , beltin.fin7 to this Dry • Goods' trade
customers may be sure off finding 4t Bacon's, if it
can.be found in NeW York. •
• CARPETS CARPETS:!
Since the reeent Trenz.n,/,,us Fall in the price of
Carpetiing, we hare purchase,' and h a ve now on
hand t;he 1-Ir"eSl and ne - tst beautiful assortment
. 1 1 CATIPETs ever exhil - flted in this - region, at
prices fully 30 - per cent. less then they. coif bl be
sold for the L.st. year. All those who are in want
of Carpets are invited to our
CARPET.ROOM - •
where they be delighted with the beauty and
cheapness of the carious pitterns, an 4 llistunklivd
that to good a carpet can be sold's° cheap.
Brussels,
Three Ply,
.
1 7 .tion. .
Cotton ".• •
- and Hemp
•
Carpetimv.s from I e'ts per yard and upWards.—
Floor and Table Oil cloths: ,Batts, Drug.getts,
cheap. ••
R.- C. Bacon would inform those of his custo
mers who have not already made themselves tie
-iiiiainted with the fad that he• has removed from
the store finally (steepled - by high in Brigham.
Mo c k, oppo'site Court Honse, to,thc corner of the
new bind; erected the last stunmer next east of
the canal, and having a much larger, more conven
ient and pleas:let store than l'ormerly ht pre.
pared-to hold out even greater intlue , qtp!tits
buyers than heretofore ; anti surh as- can butt be
. •
nppreediteil;and ailinitted br all those who. are
eolllpolflkt
1 ,
New Esch.inge.Bim , lnimton,.
313. v. 29. 1854.
SAWS, U. !rr al •
H F K NOW LTON'S.
Binghamton, March 1, 1855.. -
13nrAtryrN.4.—A Usiortniptit of G o ld,
Came ! ), Awl 31 , .m1it• Breastpin-a, ju":+t, reeriv.
Pit from Manufactory. A. J. EVANS. •
Binglinuiton. July 17. •
's ELVER WARE:—.llargo lot or ,, i:er.if,prkpl,
spoons. ladle a, Napkin Itin:,„n4, jti:t fin.
istied and for sale by • -A. J.
July 17.
Gold Chains cif all .weiglitm and patterns.
VEW GOODS'.
TIM sulrwriher is in constant receipt of New
Goods, in his lino of totsinessowarly every
sleek. The 'public, will find his assortmeut No I,
and his urticles new and of good quality. The .
stock consists KM nsnal of - . .
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, ..
Dye-Stuffs, Groceries, . .
Faticy-Gothis. 'Jewelry,'
.
Perfumery, Arc. -- , - . .
Store . nt the lower end of the !knitted district .
ABBE- TURRELL
314,13100i5ik, Inae. 1, 1833.: ' • - ' :. . -
O.G. 11EIIPSTEAD
C. W. 110T7'.
.
: GREATBARGANS
unitcm was.
W. N. WILSON, d; CO. ti
DIETURN their wannest niknowledgeme-nti
.116 - to their mini:roller; in Su.tiquehinna County
for pant. tervrii, and invite nttnntion to their stock
of
New Spiing*Goo - di • -
joist openeVwhief' they • prupere re'plerdsb
weck ly .frorri , A UCTION, *and thit:eheapest cash
Houses in the City: • •
The stock etas-aces every varlets. of .Staple
and Farley Dry GOods, Yankee Notion, Trianks.
Traveling Bt a. 4e. All of which they Will sell!
extremely CHEAP for CASH.* • *; • i
Pedlar,' and other
.wholeszde buyers will '..find'
it izrently to_ their - advantage to giye thetri
The Ladies will find an excellent assortment
of Dress*Goods,Eulbroide4ies,'Phiend Liceii and:
Trimmings of all kinds, from AucTlON'tit ' very
'low rates . 1
W. N. WILSON, .L• CO
C'ornor of Court rind %Yak: r Sts.
Binghamton, N. Y.; April 5,1855. S-
New Arrangement at Gregory%
HARD IVA RE STORE!
W.-GREGORY & JUDSON.
-• having firmed . co-partnership tor the,
purpose tii conducting the Llardwere . „-businesS
all its various branches, would respectfully
form the people of Suscineliarri'm comity thni
they are no'w opening .nt Gregory's old 'Stand`',
opposite. the Exelmnge—Hotel, 2 doors-front the
Canal, Ringliamton, N. -Y., the Lirgeq,L theilpest;
nn 3 best stock of Hardware ever Offered in Mee r
hamton. • •
I,Lavinz made art;ngetnents to import theii•
English floods and purchase their American de,-
rttet film manufacturers, they can 'and will sevl
CHEAPE[t than any other - establishment in
town! . Their.stoek is. now Very extensive, and
those wishing . to purcintsc are i•rovited to 1.31.- 7 .
The foilowing arc a portion of their leading ar
ticles, viz:—Table knives and forks, Tea (144
earvors, forks and steels, pin and pocket knive,
bread and butcher do., tiny and straw do., scis
sors, Shears, and razors, britannia tea and coffee
pots. silver and britannia tea. and table spoonS,
silver phled, brass, and iron candlestieks,-.snuf-
Ters and trays. solar lamps, lard, and suspended
lamps, mantle-piece comments, brass and iron
andirons, shovels :Ind tons, 41 - ,c. •
Lookino! Glasses, and looking glass plates, tn.
corether with a general assortment of housekeep
ing articles. •
HOUSE
con.istino. of lovlcq, bot.ts, a erevrs
nnifs, bolts; pitvnt wind.o.v wprings . „ blind eittcn
ing., s',,utt e r ~.ert . w.4, anti ni•Att.inkozs,.&.e..•
A , terieral a4 , ort - ment of took - for Carpenters
and Liiner4. Caldnet and Wafroti Maktlnt,'3l4sons
sr,d Li . L'kswitiNi.ei.nsisting of illanesi, saws, ham
itchets, axes, adzes, chisels, a ugers, auf.t . t.r
bitty and holiow arurers. art Bellows, idttos, ; ;
riti!nt thrill. sled , e4., stone hammers,'
brick and pliistering 1;4, croiis-cut„inill and
circular
„.,.
.A tili(oom assortment of. Saddle and fiarnis.4'.
maker i' toots a,i trimmings.
F.a lI.IING TOOLS, Is I
•
.- I ,l,fiveis.„,:iiii„,fort„raki.,..c:eythe?..
grlinlt-1, hoes, pit-k axt.s ; iron bars. grind
&r.
Also, A‘rent: for the sale of Whittemnr'e,
Co's Agrientiir:.l tools,sueh as plows,
har'arni straw cutters, corn shellers, &e.
Sole and upper lisaihet, ;morocco and . shoo
trimming:, with a general as4ortment of findings.
Wood.m wait., willow erarlfes;'. wagons, chairs
and biodzets of all descriptions. •
Bar iron and steel. iron axles and steel springs_
matlealde ea-tin;!:, etnia and• trimmings of
ail kind., p.iints, oils, sash, pnity, &e., all
of will he sold at the lowest rate~. Please
ea!! and examine tin: stoek fur your:elves. .
Bile . thainto.:, Mandl 1,
„Ictv oriz Abbertbeineuts.
Tl'le great Melodeon nOl4
•
HORACE WAT';'RS
.-t.
1.117;.). 338
. 11 .. rytt , /way.. _Vett. York.
The largest assortment 'Of Pianos, I.llelodeons,
Maslen! lostrunirmt4 and Musical Merhandisc
of all ':rinds itt the United'T4tates. Pianos from
TEN - 41Terent wannfactories, coMprisiog those
of every variety of style, crom the plain, neat and
slbstonti i d . (1 1-2 octals. In Walnut or Rose
wood Cases, from-$l5O, tris's2oo, to . those of the
most elegant finish up . to - One Thousand aillars.
No hotist! 41 the Union ran compete with , :the
above in the nomber, valiety and celebrity of its
instruments, tre. in .the iX:renyiy boo pr ices at
which they 31 e sold,
WATT.ItS 7 MODE illl IMPROVED 1 „ 'IAXOS.
with or without IrOn Frames, rms.s:,ssing in their
iMprovernent of over strinzs and action, aJentith
oC scale, purer and compass of lone equal to
th, grand Piano. united with the, beauty and du
r:ti Litt of the square Piano.- They
are justly pronounced b the Press and thelfiest
musical Masters to ILA equal lb those of any'oth
er4nanufac.urer. They are built.of the best:and
roast thorouoh seasoned Tnaterial, and guriran
lead to stand the action of every climate. This
11Ouse has the Sole Aoeney of T. Gilbert '& Co.'s
celebrated Premium Pianos, witlyor with Out 'the
, & Comstan'si,. Woodvrard
ll6ovn's. and Jacob Chiclierinws;and oth'er Bos
ton Pi •nos. Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos,, and ele
gant instrument for small rooms.
. •
Lich instrument guaranteed to give ,:tt.isfac
lion or purehnse money refunded. Second band .
Pianos at Great flar , zains t : tionstantly in .attire,
prices front :$3O to .5140.
Nok Agent.; of S. I). & 11. W. Smith's Melo.
derins.(tun , d to the equal temperatnent) to whirk
was recently awarded the First Protniuni, at the
National Fair, Wa=lintrt on. D. C. t Priee. from
8-15 to Sl5O. Double bank tnelodeons, s 2 ou .
Iforaee Water's llelodeon.i; SuperiOr
ments in tone, touch- and durability of tnuite:—
(Tuned the equal . temperatr,:nt.) yelodeon4of
all other style.: and makes.
• Martin's Guitars, Brtywn's Flitt, Vio
lins. and mu , ical iwAruments i)f all kinds. :A
lar discount to schools, - teaeCiers, E.:lmre : hes and
elergyrneit. The trade supplied on the uniSt
liberal terms.
Yltisie :-..One of the la rgest.and beSt AekK f
ed 'Cam Ingues of miNienow pu eomPris7
ing many of the ehoice and most point itt airs o r
the day ; among them are found the universally
popular productions of:Thomas Baker. •. '
Nusie sent by mail to all parts Of the ktotinfry
pest paid. Particular 'and personol attentii l m
paid Pi all 'orders received: by mail. • SatisfUe' .
Con guaranteed In every iniit-ance. Pianos . and
Melod e i.fi s for rent, and rent allowed 'nn par
rinse. Pianos and melodeons far sale on-month
ly payments: Second-hand Pianos taken in ex.
eliatige ftir new.
Text isnowils front Prco.lsors and. Opinions
cf -the .11-)tes.l.
; ,
WATr.ftS. ESQ., 13.13 bro:loWay
Dear exiinined your l'inno Fortca
from scientific and apprtiprinte tests, I nm ena
bled to" form a : satistnctnry judipuent J or their
inerits,-and it is with pleasure that T can
,stieak
of them as among the must .eclebrated and iin
proved makes of ilia day.
. .
For Newer, brilliancy anJ richness-of tone
elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish, they will
not suffer in comparison with tit* of any other
mannfitettirer and those desirous of obtaining
it really flood Piano.Forte—ono that Will' prow
nn equivalent for their means, will . find 412C11 . n
one in your beautiful instruments. -
. - T 1104.1 . 43 HAZES, ' -
1 IL A. M. Lender Of Sullien's ',Band And musical
Director and Conductor at. Niiito's Garden. :
/
For power, brilliancy anti richness- of, tone.
elasticity of touch,- eleganee - and -darabiiity . of
maks, i:111%* are in advaneu of :my other pianos-in
the United States; heir) , " tho result.. of ivirtioxPt
rienee and a aeries oi experiruents.—AV: Y Die.
patch:. -
The treble I clear, pure. beautiful, an 4 very
melodeons; the b.iss'is: deep, rolling and ;mono.
'rowel the middle, : part is rich and- sympathetic,.
and posses the power of sing,ing;q: e. ottinitin
the sound of each tune, in a - -de g,rae - but : tardy
tultieved—Fiamalt C.. WATSON. • , .. • . -' • :. ,
~For power of time;depth of bass; and hrillinn. '
ty of treble, together. with .nceurney of touch;
they are'equat to any make I am acquainted with
and I cordialittecommed them to those wishing .
to intreitkte.---1 7 . ff. Tiiii,eis, ' - ' -
. .
, Our friends will.4rtd at air. Waters' stufti the
very,bist asSortrrient
.ofinesie.:attd - of pianuitje.
bolciried in the United States;arid_we urge - our
southern and western frietida to give Min a ca".l 1 .
whenertii they go - te New York.—,Graleint's
Magaziite. .
Wo consider them. worthY - of.spcbial attention,
from the.ressnant and exCeedin.gli;lansical tone'
which
.111 r. Waters has succeeded
N. Y. At:laical World Times: -
.The Horace Watersi-pianos are of • superior
tono and oleg,sut - gaisb.—X Y . Christian ingzri.
rer..
Nothin.g at the Stete Fsirdisyiayed greater ex.
cellenco in any department than the Piarto.rerte
manufatitured by Horace Waters,"of this city.—
•
CuvactriiAs.: . • .
lornec Waters' Piano Fortes are prfull,.rich,,
and ever:o.one, and •powerfuL—N. Y. 31utical
Renew. . - -
. -
The E4itor of the S.ruartnah:RepuNican, Sa
vannah, Ga., '.speaking of the Piaao. Fortes, 'kept
i)v •
lleaari; • J. W. Morrell & Co. of that city,
.
. .
. . .
"It whit be -seen that theiratnek - contprises
itt
strurneo4 of every grade of ext'ellertie , , , front the
well kaown manitfaeteriog:.establishmentS
Chickeririg & Son, Ileitee AVi!tro.ll.l.W6ree'3'
ter, Nuntts and Ciarkc and Ilacon'and fi.aven It
might wall be supposed, that in so large a col
lection there Would be some very fine triqtnn
ments. glut there is one whieh„ tor_ beauty
finish and richneqS and brilliancy of tone, equals,
if it doesnot, excel, anything .of the kind we
have ever seen. It is,from the, establishment of
Horace Waters. Being constructed of the - hest
and Mostlthoronghly seasoned material, and
on impr4ed principaN; it is.capable of resisting
the actiou of every climate, and of sin:l4llin. a
long timei in tune:" The keys are of pearl., and
the reties ii for the finger-board is inlaid with
pr Irl, thl - legs pre most elaborately Carved, and
the whole instrument-finidled tip irr a Style of
great excellence rind beauty. And yet ils chief
merit, lies in the power and rmhness - -
of it' tom); and the elasticity - of its touch 4 ":
"A THO.t : SAsn DottAr. PiAxo."—We paid'it
Visit the 'Other rtly to the music store of Mr.dlor-:
ace Waters, 338 troakway, on purpose see'. a'
specimen of his.pi..nns, just manuqwtured at this
uptown. t r !stablishment,' of whieli we had heard
a good deal of boasting.
• may' not.be general
ly known that Mr. Waters has been established
.
.
in this city but a: little while, - havingset b.p la a
small way some sic years: ae , o as agent for - a
13nston firth, and, gone on by dintof industry and
enterprise. till he has become one of the' Most
prominent reinsic pubtiSheis and deale.rs in the
country. His musical instruments- are well_
known for their - superior quality, ;though they
- •,:earcely surpass in richness, volume of tone and
delicacy of touch some instruments of More ob.
1. score tmkers which we have seen ; . vet, even in
these prime iespeets, Waters' best best pianos . and
ruel,d e ou s ehallen , e comparison with the:, finest
made anywhere in' the eountry--though those of
g Chickerin Giibert and others are more fomenS.. -
. . •
The particular piano we went to - see, thoutih
is certainly a superb affair.' It is characterized:
by !Treat fullness and softness of tone,. and re.-
markittyle expressi v e power; while its. externals-
lire equally notcworly : it. has a r'osewoeid case,
elegantly inlaid with Another -of pearl. and carv
(.4l in various cahinet.de-urns; altogether got up
With"eveiy care of iloisli, lOthet pianos:we heard
in the stun ! ! room, o f equally fine tone. L-th e -same
class - 4 instruments ; in fact. except the ease—of .
tared for a fraction of tbeicost of this very etc-
glnt - one. I'ersons wishing for instruments
. of
this kind. whether at the most economical or ex
tiavagant price. will be likely to be suited at the
ware-room of Horace
,Waters.' 7 -Lrome2jOn.rmerl.•
- A THING OF. BEAUTY, - -,WCI/ad the. pleasure,
a day or two sinee, of inspecting a =gni icent :.
American piano, at the - spacious ware-ron tl. of'l
hornet - Waters. who , =e rermtation is established
al; over the couutty as one of the rrkst success
ful and extensive elaiate•rs; and one . or. lite beit
makers of the piano, this side of the Atlantic.—
The instrument in question, was one of his. Own : ,
mannfacture: a seven octavo,, carved rose-wood
Paso, inlaid with various colored mother - -of-pearl
with keys of the same mattrial, and altogether
shit:kr/ and-sounding ns we titight f,lncyof some
st . iy.h i e 4,, doe, seraph, in piano.
.form: A more ex
quisite, piece of workmanship we do not -remem
ber to have seen, and - the elegance of its exterior
was-the least:of its tuerik. In tone, it was
equal to a. ;rand-action- and we 'doubt if Erard,
or any other European celebrity,-could produce'l
amore superb voiced instrument. - - Mr. Wetters 7
has expermiented in stringing libipianos:—intro- - I
d nein! , a 46:itird improvement—until he- - seems'
to have struck the fountain depths of sound,f ro m
the !mi.., elicate to the most sonorous tones.-::--
This partle rpiano,wasvained at $1,(100, but
we examined q d listened to several, at. prices
ranging dbwn 0 quarter that snrm.all equal in
tone, as ivy a!! VIE.. in s truments-of-hie' own innn
ttfacture. i
s Mr.. Vnters uses - the same superior
'' movements," o that. while the -- ern can have
tbeirmuste in a I txtirions case, the yoorer can
have just as goo 1111.1SitIlli a caso'snited to their
means.' . .
! Mr. Waters commenced in this. city as, agent
for the sale of - Gilbert'S (Boston) piann's.ti• little
Over six years :170 sellina but one or two a week How lie- IS selling fermi 3:i to 30 pianos and me,
todiaas weekly. of which
.half,a.dozen of the pi
ano-s per-week are manufactured by' himself, in
this city and two per, week in ;Boston bY a
maitufaCtorer who Was for elet'ett years - one of
the he - ad workmen in.Chiekering7S establishment
while the balanee are tnade np of :the manntae
tures of Gilbert. - ChickeriMr flatlet & CmAom,
and Wok...eh:are' & Crown, of-Thistort; and tither
of the best makers in the' cotintr-v-
We examined sp...e'nens :mien -all these' ma.
hers, but neither saw nor • heard nuything qnite
equal to those of Mr.- Waters, own manufacture
I —either hi qnantity :Ind ol ume of tone,or
ganee of tini'h. mt !. in my people have r.s
many tastes," Mr, W.ll , llds hirnielf-prepared to
serve any and every customer, with- any desired
I make English or nem!' - nct:on, and aiih, or
witho u t - Aldirin or other mu:eh:tient. •• Mnsic •and
1 instrument dealers, tr:achers. imposers;
1 and the press in 411 sections of the Union, IMye.
united in pronouncing Nir. Waters'pianos second
to none other, of An:Olean or European make:
As to prises, Mr.-W.'cioes.not allow himself to
be undersold in fair, open trade. His meledians
of-avirieii he keeps a large stoek—.-range from:
840 to 8:*150, and his pianos_ carry to the- tune.
1 from 8150 to 81,000.. It is searsely possible for ,
the dealer, or the hover of a single instrument,
net to satisfy himself at 'Ma. Waters' depot.
In connection with this branch of the trade,
1 Mr.- Writers is one the mo s t exten-sire publishers
of inusie in the. Union, : He keeps at steady work
eight presses,.and his popular musie, - by the most
eminent composers, is flying et - erywhere_ broad,
• cast throughout the land IVe doubt- if , Oliver
Diston of Boston, said to be thetargest innsic
dealer in the [Tutted States,, turnsoff more sheets
or better musirc.,. than Horace Waters. When
Mr. W. :ciimmenced in this city, he was told by
competitors that he liar' better "mere it,"„as the
Planes' lie Offered Were " no e•o;" but.llorace. be.
ing a pretty 1401)0m New Englander, concluded
he wooldn't::"Move on" the %vac his rivals meant
at leasti until tie tried the market ; 'and- his von
elusion now; . -after during, which
he has heen eompelled to•ROlarge
,'premises
•sevorat Etnek Is that he will." move
keep moving on until he is. able to - sell
,10,Q
struments a week; instead of - 10, nth' make A
leaSt - t1.5!-of the . loo hiinssif: - After all, Mr. Mi.'
ter's strees is mainly ta:.ba attributed to his lib,
seal, pittottagkrif the pres S..
,There is, schreelytt
paper in the Union of 'any - re.speetahility, into
which his ndvertisentents havn i •tort"*Upd . their
way.. By OnlithiT means,coulit:lie 'ito,:short.'il
time hate arisen to his pre.sent position, His
late rednetion of price of music and instruments
hasalsO largely inereased.his,trarie. s flo.Teans
ir makilw and soling the 'superior artiele at the'
lowest pries witl eff4 ct.it, :tO moire, on . . so far; , ,
that coMputition will InOif thO rear It hi ti..ortps
itnyon is woile- -, -buyt.r or . nut—to drop in • (I
NO. : -.333 Broadway, (his depot,) and see some
hi s thins of heaney, fur—,
thing of, beauty is a joy - forever'"
PersoinCat a &stance' w ishing to purchase wile
by fOrwitrding their ado's, • , .have their wants as
well anti as cheirply supplied Othoug4lpernotial
ly peskier, • • • „
,
- English Lever w
atches.
TIIE autpwriber haa jiy4 received by steam
- a lai) B a ltic a nother;inyoi ~ e.of his celebrated ,
English Patent' and, sketetoit, Lover - Watche-s.'
makinp, fourteen different val4tiss in P,laln and
liontingleases, to which ho would calk thwatten-,
Lion of sitpersoni wishing to partitsibl•wifect,
time ; pieces. • A.l. EV4114,
•
- 13Ingfain44i. Jotp it et psl r :- - • '
I NEW YORK ADVERT'S - JimEiQis
t/3 0 . 31 Visscrisn Qs ELIfELei . akisa.a Adtcrlisirg
House, Appleton's Building t
and 348 Bi4diriey
BAGS AND BAGGIMkt-ri
NOYES &
,
NO. 80 wiiirisß
- • :4--ts.
Ilaio constantly on. hari, and martufietate
order, 9
Bags for Flour,-Grain, 4411, -It**
whout;ilants;
Would .ho cad the'ittention of Count ry 4fur.
chants, to their tissortaterit of ~---
, Seamless &
lit I Li%i R
r
-Designed and printotito
Our tatilitics nave' ariih ihrit-We -- ein.7.impli,TE Otia
10,000 to` ; 20,000 buns per fitiy. - 1 - ,, ~- ,: ,..-,;..,-,,,,i!..
-:. -Ali* Import.!:iA mid-IYeatersiik - ,-, :,,-
I cONNY 'B r AGS AND - BAG6ING ,-
.•....--,._,
andi4riou4' kii4l.:i Of . THlretid 8 Mi..7l'sViiie,4taii
:' 46
Li N4i'n' i lfitit - Potton,- - of, wliieh :we - .aro' naeiii - rik
co oat sttp.p:ie.g. - ' • - -I, -:- 111,41 y
. • -. . ~
. . ....,
Fair aulis7- .
I,lnatforin nn . ti - Cou'ittle
. . - . .
.: - ,Scales; ' 1 . -. • •-:- - - ---,-* '
- VA MI3ANXS & cri - .Ucet.rqt.e.4ilk.
_opened -A,
,U - Ateleton;'s Wtirehmise,at 'lB9 ;13roadWay,',New •
York, - where - thi‘v otter,. at, iveholele And - r etail ;
- the most (.!ottititete tiks or;metit: o rWeigilipg',- . Aii».•
.4:lnratos to be fa umii ti the UnitiA:Statee.- lAtriptis
the art lei es 'offerred wi IT• .- Le,f% ion ii upwardiKof
seventy differelitino(lifieatio.tis of FAT4BANKS....
t.3cit Ly,-.S. :' . A A!'o EL great variety of 'BA mi:r.h.57,,,1,0-w:, :
- viers', Di" f.tgist.'s Grociks'," and -. otlwr • SoaliN- 17 4. ;
Sprim4 liar:l[We,', 1 1 0 e - nt Icearlis, 'reales Willgiiti
mitt Messores,,4l.., &N. '-- -: - - :-.• .. I'.
BAY and COAL SCALES set iu atiY...oart of
the country by experienced workmen. -
OrdOrii by mai! or *crisis° will receive itteiri
, - - -
(FAIRTMNKT& C0.,•159 Broadway N. York
• 42m6 .
. , CHARLES E. FOGG, - •
fiIJA 11 TIER FURNITURE, ,BQdsteadi, Mitt
i VA_ tresses, Wmthstands, Enameled Sets,- Lo'cin.". -
ges, Chairs, Pillows, Counturpines, &e.,
4•18 Pear: st., N. Y., between - - • • • ;
191316 • - Jlladison -and Chathath at.-
• ~- r!,
ve
- Ne 4 gr and Valuable Discor:sr.:,
Dr itini's A rarnatic
•
• This, delicious beveragr •-is suPeriorjci
i:igo rating, Cordials, Schnapps, 'Nervines, &e.,. •
use, for this-cure
. .of .Dispepsia,...Nervousne•ii: ,
Drowsiness, Kidne..kt
Trejnens, Internperartre.. 4 1tet.'
as it will invigorate :mil 'strengthen, but will. ntit
intoxicate or stupefy. • r-• -
I'erstins-*ito have ticeome
.Itabituated, ill*:
oXeessivo use - of Totincei?, Opium and Spiriturinit.
Liquors, wiil pird:speetiv and. permanent'leffUt
front the desire to use titese 'destroying ariontii, •
by taking-a bottle or two of this.DeliciousZed
cal [leverage. • r•. 1.....
NVeivit and Sie'kly F':rUilies Will find Dr.:llitOs:
Invigorating - Spirit a qui . C4 cure. for all,
tetrizi le difficulties, it being a Regenerator
as a Strengthener of the:Duman - System SitOh",
' Vtlmplainflhat this Aromaticltivigorating„Crirdiiti•
is.NtleutstrAho ;named on' the wrapp'er
occOrrpaying' each bottle, and
,fall directions.for
nso sre :ilso minutely . given. • • --,
,
Price .51 per bottle., Prepaied, by Dr: Daritte
lam. Principal Mee,rty Street, lbw
York; were wlinlcsale'oiderholildbe addresiqa.
For sale by Druggist ltbreughont, fife Unititt
St.ld I , t , A. Turroll. - Montrcise B.
liarfoid;
_
Grcat Bend. -
• Wrought IronTipol-
For Water. Sifain - and Glas. - Ja7ne
4. Co., No. 79 John Stree!,.:Yezr York, =
•nidilu
• _
faquren; and - dealers:in- iVrqvght Iron Pine;.
Thirteen jrlitferent sizes constantly. en batid,
with . Valves, Coeks,l B' bOws, tees, and .every,
:,- 111 •; e ty r,i - f,tti n lr s fur thL srne.ASherOft's.Stcaut_ .
Gitii ,, e.`Whisles, Oil .(3tips, &C: He; tors for
Steam Erp , ines, Steam an,tl Puree Purups,:Boiler
floes, Tttl, ere . :Md . Soap Boiler Coils, Screw
Plates afirl7erewing-Machines: Buildings Warm.
ed by Steam and
. :Lighteci
.by Gas.. All-JOAO*
for repairs, and.44,tintry. orders receive propprat.
. . ~ .
tention.
J. 0. .M. & Co - .' beg to - call the 4tentirtinyt' ; ' ;
owners of factories,ftotels,&e.„ to, theiesupertor4i
Gas Generating lApparatus, now in use- . at the,
.'
SL 'Nicholas . liPtel, New' York,* 3.lancliesteri ..f
Conn.; Great Barrington, Mass ,Rotkville,ContEN7
and variriusotherl partS"of the country. : - 24-.=-;tri. -
Lcrrycst Vi a nd Cheapest Stock : of Dry' Goodi in -.- L
!
•:- i - them .York. - 1
. ,
RTIES who are abant to visit the city it
. 1
P. -
invited to Lord & Taylor's' inimertite...e*,-
tablishment, 255; 257,,3,53,, Grand Istreet t !.ornOr
'Citrystie Street; or at their °tiller store,.new - -ntim'-''
bus, 47. and 49 Cittindine street, at both of -whieh.:.
I stores may be found at all times, moat attractive,
I Stot:ks'of Fashionable. Silks, Shawls, Mantillas; --
Dress Goods, Flannels,pormistieS, LinenS,.trosio:.' L
ry,. Gloves. Laces, Embroideries, and .every other `=;
description of seasonable goods; also Carpeting, .
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Dinggets, &v. - , in great variety,'
• to ail of which additions are.constantly -being 4 :
Imade from forei:7l markets anti auetion Pares.,
•iand purchasing . on the 'Most advantageouk'terme. {--
i ltviti :ire enabled to sell at such retnarkable , lo*.i.:
Ipf ioes as to (gerto our customers greater indtice
I men ts than - o'e.r. l•• • • ,' i 2 67 . -Cut; I r i
l•
1,
-• . HOSIEAY . - - I : - ' .-:',' ::;
.1- ,
- , ~-. ..L.tcaivaglor Cask. , , ..-,'. --:. -,-'! ~
rt • 1 . 1:1:110wN .&•,. co.. •34T . Liteil r i't*.' .4 i;io ''• '•
jUd e . do. in i . bel cp..,- the Post °like., ' N. 1:,. : 11$
...
pt.!'tcrs a,:ii Jobbus if Mea's : - Wotttsn!aand 1:
ChM] r.en's I losie ry,
rink and Cotton Shirts and. Drawers!: Woolen! 7- ,
Yarn, St.:ponders, Silk- and Cotton Ilantiker-..
Oti,ef.s. and Cravats; Silk, Lisle Thread;Coitort,',,::l',
and • Woo Irn'Olovesi'h ntl.Mittenis, and Itli the yri.t:-:;' -
Tit-ties of Goods' in this line.' 1 ' ''' i, ' .--,' -• '....' s :.
p.ir:g exttnsive iMpoiters, ancrlaigelsvers at ;*
Itue;ipti, defilers will find- it greatly to their, ad::
iia f 'NI te, to examine ,Our-stock.; .. - 13m3 , ---
r.
ei ASH paid for Land - Warrants. -
1.2 . 11 . IL LATHROP. ,
_
Aria i2l, 1855, -
- - , To DOxymen. - •
'IS,UTTER wanted. The highcsVmarket '
ces will iiaid cash tor good Dairy Bat;
jett,)ir . • -
tt- H. Sz..D.
June 2Gru, IBss
NEW ;GOODS
• , at the Head of Navigatiet
•
ntir.leisigoe.d Most respect fnilroonotii**....:
to the pubh that 'hs6'
nY Ctlio obi .s.tana, land that Tie haixtre4tlre.tiew
stock smid (:heap. - '
,r -j , c.. Vin_T:
31onti-osP, Itayi 3 . 1, 18551
I , , HYGEA NA.
; ; 13rough1 limit., to - the - Door - of the Millio - i:1
i/Al WON QI:EtPL7I4 Discovery big reeent.,?_ , Arisen trisol).7.•• .
f .1 Dr. iirti.,ot this'eliy, in the treat wont or Consume 1.;
trtion. Asthma snit all'distgures Oldie Lung. ...We rvfor;Po
1" Dr. ettetis" ' I b7,N2/113 or I nil'Minkr. itygenn Vara alid-
4 Sytitiy '' With thhi mos 113 rthoil' Dr. C., LW , rosiorett massy -
~,r ,
atili .teil ones to pe F , rrect health ; 3as evideneetOttichbs, :
hfts inntunersible certitiestes.. Speaking of the , trenitnitat * ~
t , n tillysir snorers' *irks : It ..te OTikient tb A t i nh ano4 - "CpUttata. - Z
4 /Y brestilinil en - nret`iihly. ken Ito& raper. this Meatehotttl -
properties ItillAt mile in direct cootset with tife, AthOle t lf r pr,„:
th. 4 arintelsvity °film Iu n ips.and thus vsespe the nOtny suit ~..
- varied, ebettge , •rte 4 iricoct upon tteni when. intrOtt,etsttistS:.,.
theistorinsetr, snit it ttbjt+t ell te the • prbeess or titielltittitfeq,
it t itt 4 v:l IIIS 10 t sole i it ali tho drtztsts tho n -4I country. -' ri ., 0,..;:t,
Neu YorkAtttairscut opiftii:
~,,
The Inhaler is'lvorn fln taxi fires 4 unsivethe litserk,ulslss , -
nn
tl the leltrt itiroitienitnie-tbt, hist..,. of 0.. 1 0 . 144 , 4113*. •
„u r i d „,-,, t tvievarentteL the Cold. - - ,I, , - 7 ' r , i . •-.1
"TOtireds or eAsr.s t4t - Cll , ltEi like the toupitniengibt,', ,
:be *mord.. One Daehase'Srfin m , .0, ifo Li i, ot , a, - sto.. ot, %wk.
__
"AlaravisA <:rsix year , stondinß. - ''' -.-,, . . . ---, • ...5.
1 ' stow . r• .11 :tethirrYt P. 3t. settimemtarT, . 61 • t-, :., ,1
I itot enr4 4 a thq -4 , 8 1 101 -t 440 Yeatir Ituidtat, bi'Vr-,T.
curelei*ents. - . , , ,-.,: ~,-,,, : 1-4
! - i ; '' 11fli ( aitt roiton, Brofalr‘4 4 Al'..----',.
mrs. rnTo axe 5 310PinondSkl IsT...X , lirimvioattil Oa -%'
revere esso of Droncbetis hy, the itritimusz, 4 • '' ' .i.;,:_ ' ' ''.--
•
My sister hoshOrn cured,. ors DRlTltMiNci_rtilltan. 4 i'
serovni psis statolithr;sna Asehisit 10 he lutu r ibi ft s,,,ii -..
physicians. Sao was criVe.,iis OSE 3 1 ,CINTII by;itiity ,"-
geauti. j -• . ' • -, ' ' ..1 '
..ci J. tr.'ixat‘ent, 2.... v., iti,eximo:Agis =
..a
r ei re threfelinitir it Pi elcw.,-Sold by cmvi, &ps
RIMS st 1 10 11) tc , PAUP $ O . -tar t iChthnhott tits N;11 1 :
Parekngsa sent fretb , oprest tst any pan,* *4 4
, Thgt . : -'
StatOlos Ten tb4blrs. - - - _ .... •-:,•-• ....,v '
1171'.-Cartlit' (Crites:Hi is tbs.° rttaniAt ii 24 °mot - ~ - 1 .
OP' writ Alt vertei. - 0. att others Are bare Ininattatiissir 44 - .7.,:' : :'
ItrandA744t.l°U °""ltlfyr;ll;litsltirkt‘ trlitAr alli- '
~ rzroil i o, Iv jib') rtArrolt, Drupelet, lion4**.V.4 "
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