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r ■ mmtw ii i i iti— to*** a r $ r N e w - Y o r k A d v e r t i s e m e n t s , Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Glassware, <fec., &c. H H S C H I E F F E L I N & CO., IM P O R T E R S cf- W H O L E S A L E D R V G I S T S 104 & 106 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, ~WJA.SB. to call attention to their extensive and VV heavy assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES PA IN T S , DYE STU F F , GLASS-WARE, CHEM ICALS. SURGEONS’ INSTRUM E N T ?, PA T E N T MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES, W IN D O W GLASS, SH IP FURNITURE, &c., which they offer for sale very low for cash or ap- .provedcredit. Among other articles they offer 200 Barrels Castor Oil. 35 Cases Turkey Opium. 120 Bales H o n d u ras Sarsaparilla. 80 Cases Shellac. 10,500 Mats Cassia. 30 Cases Aloes. 100 B a le s Liquorice- Root. SQ Drums Alleppo Scanmony. 50 Bales P ink Root. 80 Bales Bottle and Vial Corks. 30 Bags Cubebs. 1000 Packages Vials, Bottles &c. 140 Casks English Epsom Salts. GO Cases English Refined Burax. . 150 Boxes Castile Soap. 30 Barrels Blue Vitriol. 50 Boxes Calcined M agnesia. 150 Kegs Emery, assorted sizes. 30 Cases Cantharides. 05 Rales Nutgalls. 60 Kegs Sup- Carp, Soda. 20 Oases Chinese Vermilion. 500 Oz. Sulpli. and acet. Morphine. 40 \Bales Sponge. White Lead. Dry and in Oil, at Factory prices. UVTadcTer in Casks, Barrels- and Kegs. Loaumod, Niekivood, Fustic, Camwood. Indigo in Cases, Ceroons and Kegs. Copal, Boach Japan, and Black Varnishes. Cooperas, Yenetiau Red, Yellow Ochre, Putty. P a i n t B rushes, S m alts, Bronzes, Frestings. Spirits Turpentine, in barrels at Factory prices. O rders by M ail will receive every a ttention. H. H. SCHIEFFELIN & CO. 18m3 104 & 106 JohnStreet, New York. 40 Ceadar Street, New-York, E LY W ILCOX arereeeiving their F all stock of seasonable Dry Goods, which for cheapness and completeness of assortment they do not mean shall be surpassed in this city. Mr. E. devotes his entire time to malting himself familiar with the market and the purchase of goods, and his long ex perience in connection with one of the largest Auc tion Houses in the city, will enable him to secure some rare bargains. Their friends and country merchants generally, are respectfully requested to call and examine for themselves. Liberal terms will be allowed to such as require credit. L. W . CH APIN, formerly at 117 Pearl street (H anover square,) will be happy to see bis friends as above. B I R D S A L L & C O L V E R , W M O U E S A M 5 (S - M O C I S I E S AND Produce Commission Merchants H iram B ird 3 ALL, ^ No. 214 W a shington S t Jam e s D. ConvER, NEW-YORK. Personal attention given to the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard &c. &c. and the highest market price obtained, L IB E R A L A DV ANCES M ADE. REFERENCES: Hon.. D S. Dickinson, Bingham’on, Messrs. Strang, Towner & Co. Elmira. Messrs. Bowne, Towbridge & Co., Poughkeepsie,C. Murdock, Esq. Hudson, Messrs. Lee, Brothers & Co. N. Y. Messrs. Crook, Foowks & Co. N. Y. Messrs. Lew is & Co. OsWego, B. Isaac & Co. Oswego. N e w -Y o rk, A u g u st 1 , 1844. QUEEN’S WARE! C h ina , Glass and Earthenw a re , S OLD at Wholesale to Countrv Merchants, cheap for Cash or city acceptances, at 101 Broad St., between Pearl and Water sts. THOMAS P FIELD. New-York, August, 1844. ______________ 22m3. _____ T O P R IN T E R S —M. P. PROUT, Priiiting- Jnk Manufacturer, Number 63 Spring-Street, New-York, still continuesto manufacture a superi or article to any other- in the United States, and upon as reasonable terms as it can be purchased from any other Establishment. He also manufac tures Ink of various colors, as red, blue, green, yellow, &c. N . B .—Publishers of Newspapers copying the above advertisement four times, and forwarding one copy containing it, an :1 by encl sing a ten dol lar bill (New York money) in a letter, shall have sent to them fifty pounds of good News Ink. Please mention what Press you make use of, N e w -Y o rk, 1844. 21w4 PACIFIC HOTRL, 162 GREENWICH STREET, (N e a r Courtlandl Street ,) G .FA R N H A M . I NEW-YORK. January, 1844. 45 B I N G H A M T O N A C A D E M Y . T H IS Institution Zoeatecl in the beautiful & heal thy visage ofBinghamton has been thoroughly reorganized and will commence its next term on the first Monday in May 1844. The patronage which the public has heretofore extended to. it, encourages the trustees to renew their efforts to afford faciZitie-s ibr acquiring a thorough and systematic education, -equa l at least to any similar institution in the state. And no pains-svilZ be spared on the part o f th e trus- -teesand Principal to make the Academy worthy ol •an increased confidence and support in both its de partments. Competent a«d suecessfuZ teachers have been employed who will he permanently connected w ith the Institution. The Chemical and philosophi cal apparatus will be immediately increased, and lectures on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Astron omy, and PhisioZogy, will be given to classes study ing those sciences. During the autumn term spe cial attention will be given to teachers of common schools, particular notice of which wi l\ be given be fore the close of the summer term. The academic yeanviZZ consists of threeterms. The first termwilZ commence the first Monday in May andcoutinue 14 weeks. The second will commence on the fourth Monday in August and continue 15 weeks. The third on the fourth Monday in December, and con tinue 15 weeks. TEACHERS. E. M. ROLLO, A. B. Principal. M ILTO N W ALDO, Assistant. Miss MA R IA HYDE, Principal of FemaZe De partment. Mrs. L. W . ROBIE, Teacher ol Music. N. S. DAVIS, M. D. Lecturer on Chemistry and Physiology. TU ITIO N PER TERM. For Latin, Greek, and French Languages, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astrono my, and Botany, $6 00 For MentaZ andMoral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logie, Algebra., Geometry, Trigonometry and Surveying, 5 00 Common English Branches, 4 00 Drawing and Painting, extra, 3 OO Music on the Piano Forte and Organ, extra, 9 00 By a vote of the Board of Trustees, tuition is in all cases required in advance, except by special agreement with the Principal to do otherwise. BOARD. Good board maybe had from $125 to $150 per week. F t It is earnestly desired that pupils intending to enter this Institution, should be present at the com mencement of the term, as their interests will there by be greatly promoted.\ MYRON MERRILL, Pres’t. B. M arvin , Sec’y. N E W At the Old Favorite Stoxe Corner o f Court and -Washington Streets (formerly occupied by R. A. Ford $ Co ) T HE subscribers have jusZ received the Largest New stock o f goods to be found in this vicinity Consisting of a Large choice stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, GZass ware, Boots & Shoes, Hats and Caps &c. &c. SALES, to suitpnrchasers—ALL kinds' o f pro duce taken in Exchange for goods. v & A, N E W T O N & Co. Binghamton, May 29, 1844. CJUM M E R S T U F F S . ~ D rap de ete, brown linen, v J do. DrilZs, do. plaids, stripe lines, York mix tures,blue drills, allselling very cheap at IJ. M. S M OR® R!C1^ g o o d s . —Printed, Lace Stripe an d B a lzarine, M u slins, beautiful goods lo r gNWwridresses; also, a new lot of Frenelt and Scotch Ginghams, just received, a t the cheap cash Sfloreof [Augvl ] ft. A. F011D & c o . O 'C O N T A G IO U S DISEASES, ANDCHAN- GES OF TEMPERAMENT.—W alter must be ad apted to the nature of the fish, or here will be no propagation ofthe species. The soil must be ad apted to the seed, or there will be no increase. The climate must have those matters in it which will unite and keep alive epidemical or contagious poisons, or they will become extinguished, as a lamp that is unsupplied with oil. So it is likewise with the Human Fram^ it cannot be materially aflectcd by epidemic or contagious maladies, un less there”be those matters floatingin the circulation which offer the appropriate soil. By purifying our bodies with the B randreth P ills , which have af finity with those impurities upon which contagion feeds, we may always feel secure, whatever disease may rage around us. True, we may have it, but it will soon be over, cur sicinecs will he the affair eota da or two, Avhiletho.se who have been too wise to use this simple and excellent remedv, either die, or have weeks, and perhaps motnhs of siek- nesst? Sudden changes lrom very hot to ahilly weather ry unfavorable to be 1 th; and i . i s a fact univer sally admi.ted, that heat and moisture are powerful agents in producing disease, and that constant drv and costaut atet weather are both lavorabJeto its generation ; itdoe.' not signify what we call it: it may be agne; it may be billious fever; it may be yellow 1 - v er ; i t m a y be d y sentery ; it may be rheu matism ; it may be bronchitis; it may be cholic; it may be constipation ofthe bcAvels; it may be in flammation of the bowels; it may be inflammation of the stomach ; it may be a nervous affection; but still it is disease, and a disease curable by the Bran- derth Pills, because they remove all impurities from the body, all that can in any manner feed the fur ther progress of the malady; no matter how called: thus these p'lls are 7iot onlv the most proper medi cine, b - t generally the only m edicine that need or cJightto bv At the present time |t is eyeiy man’s duty who wishes to secure his health to use tliern j it is Uic duty o f every one v lio Knows any- thingroi* their health restoring powers, to make it known in his immediate circle, For there are s?me alarming si^ns, which tell oF the approach ot disease. The sudden changes of temperament are mere to be feared and guarded against thanayn contagious malady. T e iNFLUENZA has left many in such a state of weakness that there is in them a great susceptibili ty to affected by these changes of the atmosphere and contagious maladies; but by he timely use of Branderth’s Pills, evon now this susceptibility can be in a great measure removed, and power given the system to resist those morbific poisons, and the sudden changes of the weather with which it may be brought in contact during the next fifty days.— Nature has formed the bowels for the evacuation of alZ unheal thy humors, and if man would, but use common sense, he would 'ake care they perlormed this office faithfully. If the bowels are out of o rder; if too slow or too fast, a few doses of Branderth’s Pills Avill bring them to order. Ask the man who was dying from constipated bowels what cured him; he tells you, Branderth’s PilZs. Ask him who had had dysentery for six months, and every remedy had failed; he will also tell you the Branderih Pills cured him in a week. So with other d seases.— Twelve Brandreth Pills rubbed down in half a pint of molasses, cured a little boy of an ulcer ot the lace, which was rapidly spreading to hiseyes, awd which a dozen doctors had tried to cure, but could not; the poor pareuts would have given half they were Avorth to have had it cured, b it every thing they tried did no good, until they gave it a teaspoon ful of molasses every day, in £ a pint of which they had rubbed ,.owd twelve Bra?tdreth Pills ; before the whole of the molasses wa.-s talen the ulcer was cured. And yet some foolish people call Bran- dreth’s Pills a quack medicine. It would be well il there were a lew more suer, quack medicines.— W ill all your pretended Sarsaparila Componndsi cure like the Branderth Pills'? Can they send you. to persons cured as Dr. Branderth can 1 ‘ Can they point out to you people who had been helpless for 1 years lrom Epilipsy and St. Vitus’ Dance Avhohave 1 been-curedby their remedies'? ILhey cannot, Dr. Brandreth can. Can they point out to you a p rson who f r twenty years hadneverhad a stool without having used medicine, or mechanical mean?, and whom the Brandreth Pills cured, in a month, and gave him as h»al'hy evacuations as lie had Avhenhe was a child. I f th»ycannot, Dr. Brandreth can. The BRANDRETH PILLS not only do cui e, all curable diseases, but it can be demonstrated, that by their timely use, they must infallibly cure. In a very short time, Dr. Brandreth will bring before 1 the public a concentration of the virtues of the 1 Branderth Pills, both in the iorir of Pills, and in a fluid form, and then he will explain the recson of the 1 euresthat must necessarily be theresultof using the! BRANDRETHIAN REMEDIES, whether they be internal or external I have just received the case of a medical gentleman, who resides a! Sherbrook,, Canada, who for twenty years was sorely afflicted with a disease, which came out in blotches a«d scabs a 1 over his body. This gentleman so far forgot his! prejudices which too often curse his profession, as to apply personally to Dr..Brandreth, and hiscourse proved a happy one, wnhin six months he was en tirely cured of his miserable and tormenting disease ty the use of he Branderih Pills. The use ofthe Brandreth Pills can in no case do injury, because they are made of those herbs and roots which experience has fully proved always harmonize with the human body. The omission of purging Avith them in eases of sickness, is oflefi the cause of a long attack often ending only by a cessa tion flife. How important it is that this course shouln be pursued—it will not o?/,ly be the surest means of restoring, but it will in a greaL measure prevent the recurrence of constitutional maladies-^-il will sur - ly weaken the malignity of the attacks and in time secure rob st health. As Avith all valuable medicines the Brandreth Pills have been shamefully counterfeited, but I have succeeded in having executed THREE LABLES (and which are appended to each box) of such in trinsic workmanship as to bid defiance to all future imitators. No *v however a new evil presents itseltL My advertisements are taken verbatim, and usedM all the medicine mongers of the day, who merely taAcmy name out and insert the name of their riied- icinein the place Brandreth Fills occupied in tne advertisement thus stolen from me. Time will prove how these speculative gentlemen sustain them selves. M y F riends may rest satisfied that 1 shall, so long as my life and energies are peimbted me, bvam OVERRULING PROVIDENCE, attend person ally to the Brandreth Pills, and that these properties which has thus far' rendered them so popular wil!Z be still continued unimpaired. B. BRANDRETH, M. D. The Brandreth Pills are sold by one agent in ev ery place of importance LhrouglKutthe world, each agenthavingacertificateof agency from Dr. Brand!- reth, having fac-similes of lables on the Brandreth Pill boxes engraved thereon. BRANDRETH’S PILLS are sold at 25 cents per box, with full directions, at the P rincipal O ffice 241 Broadway, 274 Bowery, 189* t- udson st N. Y. The following are duly appointed agems for the sale of the Bra?tflrelh. P ills in Broome County. B inghamton , J. R. O rton , Harpersville, H. A. Olendorf, Windsor, G. & '.7. Dusenbury, Upper Lisle, Birdsall & Wheeler, Union, D. E. Avery, Maine, J. M. Chamberlain, Yorkshire, G, H, Clarfc, \•Xnion E- Robbins J r . 27' NEW ARRANGEM E N T —FANCY W E A Y - ING AND DYEING. J OHN R. HARVEY, has taken shop formerly occupied by Chas. E. Johnson, on Court street in McKinney’s Exchange BuiZding, on the East side of the Canal, where he is prepared to Color and W eaveFlower d Coverlets; Flowered, striped and Rug CARPETING, and also Plain Weaviog, on as short notice and asclmap as any other person.— He will keep experienced workmen, and hopes to give satisfac’ion to those that will give him a caZl. Ca’l once a«d see. Stostk, found and made up to Older, if requested. Binghamton, June 27,1844, GO P-4 H P h CO >* Q 02 EH Sz; i—i Po S ® o P5 w > i—i i-3 <8 02 © M O F F A T ’S B t E n w x x : w , K, <=J >• >3 t—< 02 The hieli and envied celebrity which these pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for their g invariable efficacy in all the diseases whieh they profess to cure, has rendered the usual - practice of puffing not only unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are known by their fruits; their good works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faith of the credulous. L IS T O F P O P U L A R M E D IC IN E S ; For Sale by L . M . R E X F O R D . PC) A t thin*. Amte ami Chronic Rheumatttm. A ffectiont q f the B ladder and Kidney*. _ B I L I O U S F E V E R S and l i v e r c o m p l a i n t s . In the *oulh and vreit, where these diseases prevail, they will he found invaluable. Planters, Farmers, and others, who once use these Medicines will never afterwards be without them. Biliout Cholic and Strom loo is* nest. Bile*. Coiliventn. Colds and Coughs. Cholic. C O N S U M P T I O N . Used with the greatest success In this disease. Corrupt Humors. Dropsits* No person with this distressing disease should delay using tkese medi- cines immediately, e JSJcitt. m Eruptions qf th< Erysipelas, fllalultnS). IN ALL CASES OF For this s c o u r g e of _he t western country these medicines will be found a sa f e , sp e e d y , aud certa in remedy.- Other medicines leave the system subject to a return of the disease—a cure by these medi cines is permanent. Try them be satisfied, and be cured. Foulness o f the Complexion. G E N E R A L D E B I L I T Y . Gout. Giddiness . Gravel Headaches, o f e very k ind. Inward Fever. Inflam m a tory R h e u m a tism , Im p u r e Blood. Jaundice. Boss o f A p p e tite. L I V E R C O M P L A I N T S . Leprosy. Looseness. MERCURIAL DISEAS ES. Never fails to eradicate en tirely all the effects o f M e r c u r y infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sarsa- pa rill a.- NiihlSutati. H e rvous D e b ility. N e rvous Complaints, c f all kinds. Organic Affections. Palpitation of the Heart. Painter's Cholic . PILES .—The original proprie tor of these medicines was cured of piles of 35 years standing by the use of the Life Medicines alone. Paint in the head, side, back, limbs, joints, and organs. RHEUM ATI SM.-Those aF flitted with this terrible disease will be sure of relief by the Life Medicines. R u s h o f Blood to the head. Scurvy. Salt R h e u m . Swellings. S C R O F U L A or K I N G ’S EVIL, in its wont forms. _ Ulcers of every description. WORMS, ofall kinds, are effec* tuaily expelled by these medi- f a OQ w © o 02 a 3 i-3 o 125 Cine*- Parent* wiU do well to administer them whenever their e x i s t e n c e Is s u s p e c t e d .——- R e l i e f fill tfwws* < Q & P i W w PH And thui remove all di»e»»e from A single trial will pltee the ILLS »nd PH ttN IX beyond the reach „rcom- Prepared and sold, wholesale**and retail, by W X X* Is X A TIL B , B K O F F A T , 335 BThe'Geimine of these medicines are now put up in white wrappers and labels, toge th e d wTv from 'wa ll “ Moffat’* Good Samaritan,” containing the direction*, fcc., on which is a drawing of Broadway from Vj»H street to our Office, by whieh strangers visiting the city can very easily find us. The wrappers snd Samaritans are copj righted, therefore those who procure them with the white wrappers can be asrorei* th'sy are genuine Be careful, and do not buy those with yclios* wrappers ; but if you do, be satisfied that they com. direct from as, or don’t touch them. The above Medicines are for sale by L. M. R E X F O R D . n 5* ® c? Drugs, Dye-Stuffs, Paints & M e d i cines. between Fulton and Day Streets, New-York have B U S H & HILLYER No. 17S Greenwich St., for sale M E D I C I N E S , Opium Calomel Cream Tartar Jalap Rhubarb Sal Soda Epsom Salts Liquorice Castor Oil Jujube Paste Camphor Borax Nutmegs M a c e Sulphur Senna Oil.Peppermint Quinine Morphine Sarsaparilla Oil Lemon Oil Bergamot. P A I N T S & O I L S , W hite Lead Red Lead Li.harge Spirits Turpentine Chrome Yellow Vermillion Chrome Green T a r ip Rosin Gum Shellac Venetian Red Copal Linseed Oil Sweet Oil Sperm Oil Neatsfoot Oil Rose Pink Lamp Black Putty W hiling Alcohol , Paint Brushes Prussian Blue. D Y E - S T U F F S <fcc. Alum Copperas Blue VitrioZ Oil do. Madder Sugar Lead CochineaZ Indigo Annato Pot and Pearl Ashes Nu'gaZZs Ginger Glue Aqua Fovtis Tartaric Acid Pru?s. Potash Chrome Potash Sumac Pow’d Blue Sal. Rochelle ReJ Tartar Aqua Amonia. Eight Hundred packages of Phials and Bottles, 1 oz 8 oz Phials. Prescription Phials. Castor Oi and Lemon Syrup bottles. Ink bottles, from 1 to 8 oz. Patent medicine Phials of every description.— Dye Woods.— Logw ood, Fustic, Can wood, Nic Wood, Hatch and Peach Wood, Ext. Logwood, a full assortment Of Window Gla?s, Varnishes, and Paints, dry and ground in oil.—April I. W ith no 2 6 m SIGN OF I HE GOLDEN MORTAR. DEALER IN DRUG?, MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW AND PICTURE GLASS, DYE STUFFS, AND FAMILY GROCERIES W O U L D invite the attention of the inhabitants o f Broome and theadjoiningcounties, to the assortment uf all articles comprised in his branch. ol business H a v ing purceased Ihe stock recent ly held by Fra. Eldridge if* Coo/r, he will m ake large additions of such m e rfhandize as the m a rket m ay require. Persons w ishing to obtain a superi o r q u aliiy of anv the above a rticles, & a t a reason able price, will find it for their interest lo call. Physicians, m anufae'.nrers, painters, dyers and c l o th ie r s , su p p lied by ih e q u a n t i t y a t a tiiiiall advance from New York prices. Stand, Court street, Binghamton, N. Y. 1 VERY C part of the Village. TO R E N T l mfcrtable HOUSE in a pleasant Enquire of BOYD & ABBOTT. Binghamton Marc 16,1844. A 1 TO PURCHASERS! LL Persons in want of GOODS of all most any description* and do not know exactly where to go to get them, we wou/d respectfuZZy say go to Cary’s & Co. Store. They keep every thing a Farmer or Mechanic wants; Dry Goods, W e t® Dry Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Pork. Fish. Hams, Coarse & Fine Salt, Boots St Shoes, St c., in fi.ct a little o f every thing can be had of them. They have just received a fliZZ stock of goods— Selected with the greatest bare. All kinds of pro duce taken in exchange for Goods.—May 16, 1844. S. CARY St Co., ____________ Cartier o f Court ai d Franklin streets H.USANS.- A new and beautiful article foi Ladies dresses, mourning de lain*, ditto mus lins, Sc jlch Ginghams can be foundin all their vari ety, at U. M. S T O W E R S . CLOCKS! CLOCKS I! ....... — B RA S S and wood -locks witli first fateMalfOga- ny cases and warranted a t . one b alt whatthey wen m i before sold for in this counrf for jtleti the cheap cash store o f Horace H ills directly oppo site the Binghamton Hotel. April 4 i&4s. LUMBER W ANTED, 50.00 ft. Good Cherry 1 and2£ inches thick. 50,009 ft. White wood bo rds. 50.000 It. CurZ and Pin MapZe scantZing 4 by 4 and Plank H inches thick, at the Cabinet W are Room in W ater street opposite the Binghamton Hotel. B. G. W A T K IN S . Binghamton, June 25,1844. “ B I N G H A M T O N F O U N D R Y T HE Subscribers having formed a co-part?tership, and purchased ihe entire interest of H. Mather tn this establishment, wouZd respectfuky ant ounce fo the citizens ofBinghamton ana the public gener- a 11 ‘ ’ - . - any, tnat ti CASTINC , that they are prepared to execute all orders for NGS & MACHINERY with promptness. This establishment has been fitted up on an enlar ged scale with special reference to the increased de mand for castings and machinery and is furnished with a superior STEAM ENGINE of sufficient pow er for the various branches of the establishment, en abling the proprietor to execute all orders for cast ings and Machinery upon very short notice* Connected with, this establishment is a machine shop under the strict personaZ Supervision of one of the proprietors—Mr. Overhiser, who hasforseveral years been connected with some of the heaviest man ufacturing establishments in the state as a machinist where machinery and. other work can he fitted up in as good styZe as at any other establishment in the state. Plans and drawings of machinery of every description can be furnished ai the furnace. In addition to the general assortment o f castings nsuaZly found at establishments of this kind, em bracing a great variety, can oe found Caldro?t Ket tles of alZ sizes. Also hollow ware of every des cription. Stove and stove castings,- a general as sortment embracing different kinds of many of the improved patterns made fiom the best oflrim. A l so Durkeys recent improved water wheel. Also Hotchkiss reaction water wheels. AZso Johnson’s recent improved wheels for flour and saw mills, and all the *>cessary patterns for miZl gearing of eyery description. Also steam enginesmanufac- tured ofsuflicient power to drive any machinery used in this sectien. W an ed in exchange tor cast ings any quantity o f oZd iron, stone coal and mos' kind of produce. The subscribers hope by sirjot attention to this business to merit, and respectfully solicit patronage. THEO.A. THAYER, . BENJ. H. OVERHISER. Binghamton, October 25, 1843. , 33 C A S H F O R LU M B E R .* fjp HE ^Subscriber has opened the Store, of Court*. Franklin- St. (formerly by R. A. Ford A Co.) with an entire new DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Corner occupied Stock of , . B O p T S . and SHOES. CROCKERY Ac. which wilL be sold cheap,for C*str or produce, Also rood PW E LtJMBER bought, for wbich part C A M w ill be paid—SHINGLES tiicn In cfchihjre fet Goods. B lngh ifm lon 8 - , A . Price $1 10 1 00 37* 2 00 25 37* 25 and 50 1 00 25 1 00 50 12 * BOOK BINDERY, AViX 50 and 1 i C L O C K & W A T C H R E P A I K E K . J AMES H. HOES would say to thepub!ic,that hestill co n tin u e s A t th e old. s ta n d , o n e door west of Wm. M. Ely’s store, where he is ready at all times to correct the improper habits of all disorderly dispos ed time pieces,and make them run and keep the correct time. Mr. Hoes is confident, from the several years practical experience he has had in the manulacturing and repairing of various timepieces, that he can give satisfaction to all who will favor him with their patronage. He also keeps and is constantly reciev- ing the latest and most Improved styles oi' both A- merican and Imported Jewelry, not excelled in beauty, brilliancy, and cunning workmanship, in Western New-York. Among his assortment may be found Fine gold finger rings, Ladies and Gent’s, breast Pins,G Id braceieits, double guilt hairPins, silver thimbles, pencil cases, spoons, Gold Hearts and Crosses, slides, snapps, spectacles, and glasses to fit all ages, fine pen knives,razors needles, c -mbs gold watch keys and seats, ear knobs, steel gilt and Jet. beads, Jetr. bugles, hair pins, cuff pins, brittania Tea Pots, sugar bowl and cream cups,plated candle sticks, snuffers, trays, castors, Military goods, and various other articles too numerou to mention. O. G. Brass and wood Thirty hour and Eight day Clocks will be sold as cheap as the cheapest and warranted. D u p lex patent Lever, p a tent V e rtical, Cylinder, Horizontal, Alarm, Repeating, and all other time pieces Repaired in the Best manner and warranted. The subscriber returns thanks tor past patronage and solicits a continuation of the same. JAM E S H . HOES. N- B. Old Gold and Silver wanted. N E W A N D F A S H I O N A B L E 04 Y C A P & FUR STORE AT Binghamton B. ROGERS, (la e oi Utica) would most re spectfully notii'y the inhabitants of Binghamton and vicinity, that he has opened a store on Court St eel *2 doors W est of W . M. Ely’s store, in Bing hamton/where may be always found on hand, a gen eral assortmentin the above line, consisting in part of: Beavet Nutria, Brush, Moleskin, Cassimer, Otter , and 'Muskrat, Hats—and Men's Boy's and Children's Caps, of every variety of styZe and qual ity, all of which will be old for cash or ready pay, as cheap, or cheaper, than they ever were before in this market. A. B. R. being a practical workman at all of tbe above branches, flatters himself that he will be able to offer an article superior lo any ever before sold in this market. N. B Cash paid for Hatting and Shipping Furs. Binghamton, May 27. 1844. C H L A A N U O U A N A L I u <t co 00 50 50 25 00 00 1 00 25 25 50 12 * 37* 25 50 37* 50 and I 00 50 50 25 95 12 * 50 ! 5 0 1 ~ 00 5 66 31 1 oo 91 and 62$ 50 Sand’s Sarsaparilla Sand’s Salt Rheum 'ReKaefljr Roman Eye Balsam Indian's Panacea , McMunn’s E lixir o f Opium Phinney’s Pills Moffat’s Life Pills “ Phoenix Bitters Sherman’s Medicated Lozenges “ Fever & Ague Lozenges “ Dinner Lozenges “ Poor Man’s Piaster Jayne’s Expectorant “ H a ir Tonic “ Tonic Vermifuge “ Carminative Balsam “ Sanative Pills DalZcy’s P ain Extractor Hav’s Liniment for Piles Washingion Elixir lor Dysentary, Ac Cooper’s Cora Salve Marr’s Cora Salve GridZoy’s SaZt Rheum Obitmewt Dr. Rush’s Infallible Pills Phelp’s Tomato Pills “ Restorative Bitters Mile’s Tomato Pi Is Fahnestock’s Vermifuge Clieesnnn’.s A rabian Balsam Allebasi’s BZk. SaZve Cough Syrup Pile Pills Catbartio P ills Plasiers Fever ot Ague Syrup Wlnslow’ft Balsam of Horehound Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort Mother’s Relief Anodyne Cordial W inter’s Balsam ol W ild C herry Resurrection or Peuian Pills Jew David’s or H e b rew l^lasrter Egyptian Balm 50 F i s h ’s L i l y S ru p 1 OO Longley,s Great W estern Indian Panacea 1 50 Dutch PiZIs, or Lion ofthe Day 37* Bisliops’s Anti-Bilious Pills 25 Hitchcoc/fc’s Balsam of Health 1 00 “ Worm Tea 25 “ Catarrh Snuff 25 “ Magnetic Odontica 50 “ H a ir Regenerator 37* Parker’s Pulmonary Balm 1 00 Gregory’s Pills 3*\* Balm of Columbia 50 and 75 Hitchcock’s Anti-Bilious Pils 25 Covert’s Balm of Life 1 50 Michaux’s F reckle W ash 50 Lee’s Pills • 25 Brandreth’s Pills 25 Post’s Poor Man’s Pills . 12* Badeau’s Plasters 25 Libby’s Bitters 75 Nerve and Bone Rheumatic Liniment 50 & 1 00 Wilkinsons Tomatic W ound Salve 37| Thomp ions Eye W ater 25 Hills BaZs. Honey 25 Cephalic Snuff 25 with many others not enumerated. The subscriber is agent for most ot the above MEDICINES and war rants every article genuine. L. M. REXFORD. Binghamton, August 23,1843. TA ILORING A T REDUCED PRICES T HEsltbscriber takes this method of inorming •bis friends and the public generally that he still continues in the aboye business at his old stand in the Eagle buildings and makes garments at a cheaper price than is don in any other shop in town for cash or produce. All work warranted to be well made and in the latest fashion. Cutting done at the shortest notice and warranted to fit. J, n . r i n g . June 20, 1 844. POCKET BOOK MANUFACTORY: j n r HE SU BSC RIBER, having established him- J- self i n the above professions, takes th is method in informing the inhabitants of Bifighaffiton ahdf’f the surrounding country, that he hasiaken a room 1 of the Store occupied by J. R. Orton, where he in tends carrying on. the business in all its branches. ^ He flatters himself,'that fromthe' long experience ’ he has had, he shal 1-be able to do as- good work -as ' ‘ can be got west of New York. . . BLANK BOOKS ruled tf*Bound ta any p atter**: OLD BOOKS Rebound— ■ • Pocket Books , Card Cases Bacligammdn.. Hoards. F a n c y Worlc-hoxes, M iniature- . Ca?es, v n d Fancy Morocco W o r k , _ , in all its varieties done in a neat and .substantial*1 manner. , A.11 descriptions of binding neatly executed,,. Gentlemen’s Libraries fitted up and repaired. ‘ , A u ric and Periodicals bound to pattern. L a d ies1 Scrap tp- Guard books, Albums, and* Port-Folios o f every description made to order. N ‘ B. Gentlemen residing at a distance, andex- , periencing difficulty in geitingtbeir binding done/ Will find it to their advantage to pack and direct1 their books as above, stating style &c. They may rely upon their being well bound, at the lowest p r K ces\ and carefully re-packed and returned without. delav. G. W . DEVERELL. Bingham’on, April 5,' 1842. &- ^ P R I G t t S F O R T H F T I M E S , (F O R R E A D Y P A Y ) T HE Subscriber anxious to enlarge his business/ (and wishing to consult the interest ol his cus tomers, )proposesfor cash, o rits equivalent in coun—* try produce, to do more work; betierwork, andfom less prices than they have hitherto beenaccustome<l ro pay for T A I L O R itfCr in this place. Please give me stand over C. Eldredge's store: Outtiu^ done on short notice and warranted to>iifc:» f ■ N. B. Building materials wanted in exchange for work, if delivered by tbe fiTsi of April. ’ > T I T U g _ r HE Subscriber being still engaged exclnsivly and permanently in the business of Transporta ion, storage and forwarding, gives notice to his riends, and the public, thai he may a all lime be found at h ij well known STOREHOUSE, where he will give prompt attention to any business in his line with which he may be favored. FLOUR, SA L T , W A T E R LIME, &c., con stantly on hand, and for sale by the single barrel, or by the qm * *ity, a t fhe lowest prices. Liberal Advances aade on any property left in store for the purpose of being sold in New-York. Binghamton, 1844. ~C. Me KINNEY. T H E T E E T H ! TH E T E E T H • W M . H . CARPENTER, SURGEON D E N T IST, H AS opened an office opposite the Phenix Hotel where he will be happy to wait upon any who will favor him with their patronage. -Dr. C. having beenextensively engaged in hispro- fession for a number o f years will be able to perform all operations'‘in the most modern and approved manner. H e has a superior quality o f m ineralteeth which he will set from one to a full set and warrant a perfect fit. H e will also cleafise, fill, and regulate the natural teeth. His long experience will also ena ble him to treat all deseases connected with tbe teeth and month. Teeth extracted with the key- on forceps Also a supply o f tooth powder ahd wash on band. , D r. C. will wait upon Ladys a t their residence i f petfefred. Q H p B B v tA W * aw n m e m pf LudicTfTencli ^ SHl»\.: • B n ikini, Light tlped gaiters and slips. G ftti kfIf ta o tr Gflit*f dfi. ifirf aa quan tity of shoes is slips. You can find them a t the old plwe. U. M. STO W E R S . call. a.t m y old! Oct. ‘23rd 1843, 31 R . Dr. Segur’s .Restorative Medicine. A ' “By attending lo a fam iliar fact, which others pa&ed unheeded, Dr. Jenner relieved mankind from one <?/ the most destructive diseases that'ever afflicted them. B G U T oigcLt yoaxs since Dr, Se.eur firs dis covered and tested the properties o f this med icine, in a trial on hi nself, in a case of Dyspepsia. His attention was immediately attracted by-parti - ular influences and effects on the system, which he conceived to be both new and important; and des tined to effect important results in die application of medicine. The pubZic are invited to make a trial of this Medicine. It is beZieved that there is no Medicine offeredat this timeequal to this, forthe cure o f Ner vous Derangements in all its iorms-^Hysteric Af fections and Weaknesses and Suppressions peculi ar to females—Bilious Complaints, Costive and re laxed habits, bowel complaints in children as welZ «s adults—dizzin.ss and general affections ofthe Head, Ears and Eyes—coldness and numbness ofthe limbs, and want of circulation in recovering from fevers bodily injuries, &e.—paralytic indications and affections—ScroffuJa, locaZ swellings, inflam mations and Eruptions, Sore Eyes and other effects of Imj ure Humors. Itis remarkably liappy and thorough in removing the lingering effects of severe colds,tightness, tick ling catarrhs, and o.her Bronchial and Lung Affec tions, so often leading to permanent dis -ase. The price of the. above Medicine, whieh is in the form of P ills, is 25cts. & 50cts. per Box. For sale by L .M . REXFORD .A; The old Cash Stprein full B last! ! ‘ A F 3RD & CO., have at last received the; balance oi their Spring Goods and they wouhp most respectfully invite their numerous customers 1 to call and examine their stooA, which is now large and complete and if they wish to purchase we will assure i hem the price sbalZ be no objection for we, aredetermined to kem o u r old motto good ‘’N O T TO BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY LIVE M A N \ 1 and every article willbe put down fo the lowest1 cash rice. As one ol the partners of this firm spends most of bis lime in* New Yor&. making pur chases, it enables us to take advantage o fthe mar kets and procure our goods generally at much Jess, rates than those merchants who only go at stated pe*1 riods. Thereby enabling us to sell goods A T S U C H L O W P E - I C E S . and to always keep our assortment good. Among our large assortment may be found every thing in. theStapleand Fancy Dry Good Line, with a Largat- Lotof Boots and Shoes, Carpeting and hangings.-^- Bingharmon. Lgcnt. 3ltf F U R T H E R T E S T I M O N Y IN F A V O R O F D R . T A Y L O R S B A L S O M OF LIVERWORT. PAININTHE SIDE & B R E A S T , A C C O M P A N IE D w ith a C O U O H OF SIX YEARS STANDING, CURED BY T H E USE OF DR. TAYLORS BALSOM of LIVERWORT, READ T.-.E FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES. J HEREBY Certify that for six years I was se verely afflicted with pain in my right side and aburning sensa ion in my stomaih accompanied with a deathlike feeling, and a p a i to f the time, I had a very severe cough and raisedlarge quantities of rnatier. I was so debilitated that I was uwable.to walk more than a few rods at a time, during the six years that I was thus afflicted I was attended by dif ferent Physicians almost constantly but I received no relief, on the contrary, I continued to grow worse all the time. One of the Physicians tola my hus band, that he need not expect to take much more comfort with his wife as she could not live but a short time During these.rix years I have also made use of various preperations which were liigh/y re commended tor complaints like that with which I was afflicted, but I received no relief whatever un til I procured a Bottle, of Dr. Taylor's Balsom of Liverwoit which i° prepared at 375 Bowery New- York and before I had taken the whole of one bot.le Iw a entirely cured of my complaint. Jtisnowthree years since I was cured and I am now as w*-ll as I ever was in my life, and have continued so ever since I was cured, -andldo earnestly recommend its use to all who may be afflicted with Pain in the side or Breast, Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Ate. (Signed) ELIZABETH PLATT. Cannaan, Wayne Co. P a. May J*,. 1844. N. B. The genuine now has an engraved w rap per around each Bottle to prevent Counterfiets with out which none is genuine. LEVI M. REXFORD, Sole Agent for Binghamton Price reduced: Large Boitls $1.50 fimall $ 1 ,00 A N D L E T L I V E . STOVES, O VERHISER & CO F F IN return their thanks to the public generally for their liberal patron age, they continue to keep at their old stand, a gen eral assortment of cooking stoves, Coal and wood parlor stoves, Box 6 and9 plate stoves at wholesale and retail; also a general assortment of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron ware which they will sell cheaper than ever for cash or produce. All kinds of repair ing done at the shortest notice. Their stove estab lishment is in Centre buildings near the Chenango bridge. * T O D E N T I S T S \ I NCORRUPTIBLE TEETH.—Tbe subscriber is agent for the sale of Dr. James Alcock’s cel ebrated Jncorr'-ptible Teeth, warranted superior to Stockton’s or any others in use. A lull supply 'of all the varieties constantly on hand, for sale at the m ufacturers prices. aranuary, 1844. L. M. REXFORD. Genuine Medicines. - V erm ifuge , a sure remedy for worms with -w'iich so many children are afflicted).. W i stars Balsam WiZd Cherry. W ilds q a n e r Oil Ctqdyr Sanfc fcUriatols |assajnri]]a The.g<muine-a.rticLen, at _R. 6 ..T h lV k T T S .' . Also a Large stock oi choice FarniZy Groceries*; which we bind ohrseZves to seZl whoZesale or. retail, cheaper lor cash than any other establishment in the county. ’ Binghamton May 23d 1844. ~ D EN T ISTRY . The subscriber cpfllinues t# perform every operation upon ilie teeth accor-T ding to the most modern and improved principle* ol ihe art. Those who are desirous of repleting the vacancies caused by the loss of their originaZ teeth are respectfully invited to call. Terms reasonaWe. Office directZy over Mr, Sanders Crockei y store. Door opposite the entrance into the Wasl.“ igthhian HaZI J C. ROBIE. N. B. Dentists supplied with full setts o f instru? rnenis. Turnkeys and other\ surgical instruments kept constantly on hand and for sale. J. C. R .. r e g i m e n t a i T o r d e r s . i Binghamton, May 20, 1844; »' IN pursuance ofthe power vested in me, by Chap. X. o# ‘ the 1st part ofthe Revised statutes of this state, I Jatoli C. Robie Colonel and commanding* officer of the 201 reg iment of Infantry ofthe militia of the stale of New York, do hereby appoint, a regimental Court-Martial, for the trfa.Z of a 11 deZinqnents and deficiencies in the said regiment,to con sist of thiee members, viz : Ma jor Henry Bevjer, as presi dent thereof, Captain Chaoncey Parsons,and Captain An- di-iT-r,\ e P. . j / T, members, The said Court wiZZ convene on the' 7tli day of Ocf iber next, at the House ofW m. H. Muzzy in the town, of Che nango, anti adjourn from time to time, as shaZZ become uc<S essiiry fro the transaction of business. _________________________ J. C. ROBIE. Colonel. Cheesemanfs Arabian Balsam, F OR the cure o f every kind of wounds, Sprains, Sores, Burns,Coughs, Sore Lungs,Pi/eg,Rheu matism; prevents Tooth Ache,' restores Frozen Limbs, Stiff Joints, Numbness,-&c, and can b£ de pended upon to quiet pain and relieve soreness in all eases. The justly merited reputation which this medicine has acquired in the cure o f the aMve hren- tion'ed diseases entitles it to the attC’ntidli of alf/ As there are many Spurious articles about tbe country called Cheesemans Arabian Balsam’ pur chasers are cautioned against buying any without the written Signature of E. Cheesemah across the printed directions of each bottle. no -2 |3 r For sale by Eldredge tf- Cook,- Binghamton, N e w A r r i v a l AT the BINGHAMTON CROCKERY STORE. r p H E Subscriber has just received and is now J . o p e n in g , ( o f his ow n importing, and selected with great care and attention, at the manufactures in. England.) the largest and most extensive assort ment of China, Glat-s and enrthan ware,and HaTd- w a re of Housekeeping: art.ic/es -ver offered in this part of the country, Also a large assortment ol LOOKING- GLA.SSES of the most fashionable style- of every .variety of form and size suitable to the market, which will'Tie sold cne'iper than ever be/«»re o tie red an this place- Young Married Ladies and Housekeepers will find it d e c id e d ly to th e i r a d v a n ta g e to c a l l an d make their purchases of me, as large and liberal allo.w- ences will be made to those who purchase their en tire out set at-mv store. The citizens generaZly are invited to caZZ ahd examine my stock. _ ' Country Merchants wishing to fill up tHeix assort ment will’ do well to purchase of me, as I shall re pack at New York prices adding transportation. Store no. 4 Ely place directly opposite the Phenix Hotel.— Binghamton-, May 2, \1844 L. SANDERS. W H A T A RUSH AT H A L L ’S A T Halls you wilZ find one of the largest stoqks of Dry Goods in Broome County and they are sellingat such extremely low priecs as to induce theclosest buyers to giv; bis store the prefereuc -. AIZ in want of goods cheap will Zook for H all’s Store. Binghamton May 20 1844. CLOCK AND W A T C H R E P A I R I N G 1 , / p H E subscriber-has the pleasure of anndunc-- JL ing to his friends, that he has recommenced* (at his old stand on FrankZin street,, one door' north of the I ris office,) the Clock and Watch? Repairing busftaess, in all its branches; and is- also makin? arrangements to manufacture SiL-- VER SPOONS, of every description. Any per son desirous of supplying themselves with Silver W are, maybe sure o f having articZes of the best' quality. The patronage of ihe public is respect*- fullv requested.— Binghamton, May 1. 1844. ALFRED J. EVANS: N. B. The highest price paid for old Gold, Sil-- ver, Pewter and Lead. Most kinds of country\ produce taken in paym ent.. . A. J. E. SUV1M E R S L I N S E E D OIL: “ T HE subscriber as sole agent, in Binghamton,-for the sale o f Ira Summers’ superior Liuseed fJil, is ready t\ sell by the quantity at the manufacturers wholesale prices. March 14. D. M eARTHUR. “ c l o v e r T ^ T t i m o t h y ^ s e e d ! J U S T Received a quantity <>f prime\whifeTimo- thy, also, the large style o f Clover seed. Farm ers wishing to obtain pure seed, can have siich'by calling at ~W March 14,1844. U .M ST O E R S . quility, chcipit D«c. 7. GROCERIES, o fthe BE$: FORD & CO’S. Forwarding and Commission.\ T HE Subscriber takes this method to interm'the Public that he has made a r ran gementstaspend the season in New-York, where he will give 'hist personal attention to the sale of Lumber, States,, Shingles, Butter, Oafs'and all kinds of Cpuntry- produce. : \ Having had several years experience inthis .kind; of business, and'haviiig formed extensive acquaint-, ahce with dealers, solicits, and hopes, by ' Strict' at- tention, l o merit a share of patronage. ForwariBng; attended to. Advances for Freight; &c», mada. on- consignment. .\..L -.l.lr’C O F F ICE 127BROAD STREET 'NEW YORK' upataam. GEORGE JTOyjSLL. , 10/ 1844. - ■ ••‘-.t. Medicine is kept for sHIe constintlyW * D, M c A R T W R.
