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•m w «- v « r w w . - . - 00 00 00 00 N e w - Y o r k A d v e i t i s e m c n t s . B I R D S A L L & C O L V E R , W l i O J L S S A l L E ( & B , © ( D E E . 3 A ND Produce Commission Merchants H iram ' B irdsall , ^ No. 214 W ashington S t . J ames D. C olver , y NEW -YORK. Personal attention given lo the sale of Blitter, Cheese, Lard &c. &c. and the highest market price obtained, LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE. REFERENCES: Hon.; D S. Dickinson, Binghamton, Messrs. Strang, Tow n er & Co. Elm ira Messrs. Bowne, Towbridge & Co., Poughkeepsie, C. Murdock, Esq. Hudson, Messrs. Lee, Brothers & Co. N. Y. Messrs. Crook, F oowks & Co. N. Y. Messrs. Lew is & Co. Oswego, B. Isaac & Co. Oswego. New-York, August 1, 1S44. BINGHAMTON ACADEMY. H IS Institution Zocatedin the beautifuZ &heaZ- thy viZZage ofBinghamtonhasbeen thoroughZy reorganized and vviZZ commence its next term on the first Monday in May 1S44. The patronage which the public has heretofore extended to it. encourages the trustees to renew their efforts to afford faciZitie* for acquiring a thorough and systematic education, equaZ at least to any simiZar institution in the state. And no pains wilZ be spared on the part ofthe trus tees and PrincipaZ to make the Academy worthy oi an increased confidence and support in both its de partments. Competent a?id successfuZ teachers have been envpZoyed who wiZZ be permanently connected w ithtbelnstitution. TheChem ical andphilosopbi- caZ apparatus wiZZ be immediateZy increased, and lectures on Chemistry, NaturaZ PhiZosophy,Astron omy, and PhisioZogy, wiZZ be given to cZasses study ing those sciences. During the autumn term spe- ciaZ attention wiZZ be given to teachers o f common schools, particuZar notice of which wiZl b^ given be fore the close of the summer term. The academic yearwiZZ consists of threeterms. The first termwilZ commence thefirst Monday in M ay andcoutinue 14 weeks. The second wiZZ commence on the fourth Monday in August and continue 15 weeks. The third on the fourth Monday in December, and con tinue 15 weefc. TEACHERS. E. M. ROLLO, A. B. Principal. M IL T O N W A L D O , Assistant. Miss M ARIA HYDE, PrincipaZ of FemaZe De partment. M rs. L. W . ROBIE, T e a c h e r oi M usic. N. S. DAYIS, M. D. Lecturer on Chemistry and Plivsiology. T U IT IO N PER TERM . For Latin, Greek, and French Languages, N atural PhiZosophy, Chemistry, Astrono my, ahd Botany, §6 00 For MentaZ andM oral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and Surveying, Common English Branches, Drawing and Painting, extra, M u sic on the Piano Forte and Organ, extra, By a vote o f the Board of Trustees, tuition is in all cases required in advance, except b^special agreement with the Prinetpal to do other BOARD. Good board maybe had from SI 25 to .SU K p er week. , It is earnestly desired that pupils intending to enter this Institution, should he present-at the com mencement of the term, as their interests will there by be greatly promoted. M YRON M E R R ILL, Pres’t. B. M arvin , Sec’y . _______________________ BINGHAMTON FOUNDRY. T H E Subscribers having formed a co-part?iership, and purchased the entire interest of H. M ather tn this establishment, wouZd respectfuhy announce fo the citizens o f Binghamton and the public gener- aZZy, that they are prepared to execute all orders for CASTINGS\ & M A C H INERY 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 S T E A M ENGINE o f sufficient pow- er for the various branches of the establishment, en- abZing the proprietor to execute all orders for cast ings and M achinery upon very short notice. Connected with this estabZishment is a machine shop under the strict personaZ supervision of one of lhe proprietors—M r. Overhiser, who hasforscveral years been connected with some ofthe heaviest man ufacturing establishments in the state as a machinist where machinery and other work can be fitted up in as good stvZe as at any other establishment in the state. Plans and drawings of machinery of every description can be furnished at the furnace. In addition to the general assortment o f castings usually found at establishments ofthis kind, em bracing a great vartety, can be found Caldron Ket tles of alZ sizes. Also hollow w are of every des cription. Stove and stove castings, a general as- sortme?it embracingdiffeient kinds of many of the improved patterns made frqjip the best of Iron. A l so Durkeys receut 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 every desciiption. Also steam engines manufac tured ofsufficient power to drive any machinery used in this seetien. W anted in exchange tor cast ings any quantity of oZd iron, stone coal and most kind of produce. T h e subscribers hope bystriot attention to this business to merit, and respectfuZljr solicit patronage. TH E O . A. TH A YER, BENJ. H . OVERHISER. Binghamton, October 25,1843. 33 PRICES FOR THE TIMES, (F O R R E A D Y P A Y . ) T H E Subscriber anxious to enlarge his business, (and wishing to consult the interest of his cus tomers,) proposesfor cash, or its equivalent in coun try produce, to do more work; better work, and for lessprices than they have hitherto been accustomed topayfor in this place. Please give me a call at my old stand over C. Eldredge’s store. Cutting done on short notice and warranted to fit. N . B. Building materials wanted in exchange for work, if delivered by the first o f A pril. J. E. T I T U S . Oct. -23rd 1843. 31 T O D E N T I S T S . T N C O R R U P T I B L E T E E T H . - T h e subscriber X is agent for the sale of Dr. James Alcock’s cel ebrated Incorruptible 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. arauuary, 1844. L. M. REX F O R D. • G e n u i n e M e d i c i n e s . F A H N E S T O C K S Vermifuge a sure remedy for worms with which so many children are afflicted. W istars Balsam WiZd Cherry, W ilds Caster Oil Candy, Sands & Bristols Sassaparilla. T h e genuine articles, at R. C. T R IV E T T S . N O T H E R LARGE L O T of pZain & EngZish straw and leghorn bonnets, bonnet silks, and Zawns, bonnet ribbons and flowers &c., just received & sell ing fast ver r cheap, at F o rd and Co’s. M ay 31,1843 W H A T A RU S H A T H A L L ’S. A T Halls you w'ilZ find one of the largest stocks of Dry Goods in Broome County and they are selling at such extremely Ioav priees as to induce the closest buyers to give his store the preference. AlZ in want o f goods cheap will Zook for H a ll’s Store. Binghamton May 20 1844. S U M M E R S L I N S E E D O I L . T H E subscriber as sole agent, in Binghamton, for the sale of Ira Summers’ superior Linseed Oil, is ready to sell by the quantity at the manufacturers wholesale prices. M arch 14. D. M cARTHUR. C A S H F O R L U M B E R . T H E Subscriber has opened the store, Comer of Court & Franklin St. (form erly occupied by R . A . F ord & Co.) with an entire new Stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, CROCKERY &c. which w ill be sold cheap for Cash or produce. Also good PIN E LUM B E R bought, for which p art CASH w ill bit paid—SHINGLES ta/zen in exchange for Goods. n38 S. A. N E W T O N . Binghamton Dee. 1843. DOW NERS P A T E N T KNOB L A T C H . A N E W and splendid article, Avhich for durabili ty, simpZicity and economy, stands uurivalZed, for sale at s . CA R Y & Co’s: August 2nd 1843. R H E U M A T I S M . R LAKESLEE’S celebrated specific Bone L i ment for theeare *f Rheumatism sprains den y©stale bv L. M. REXFORD. W H I T E LEAD ground in oil No 1 extra and Pure, Ditto dry, just received and for sale at n-smal] advance frcm New York prices bv D. M c A U T H U R . SANDS’ SARSAPAKILLA, FOR 'THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISINGFROM AN IMPURE STATE OF.THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM, VIZ: Scrofula , or King's E v il, Rheumatism , Obstinate Cut aneous Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules, on the Face, Blotches , Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes , Ring Worni or 'Better, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain ofthe Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Symp toms, Sciatica, or Lumbago, and Diseases arising from an injudicious use q f Mercury, Ascites, or Drop sy, Exposure or Imprudence in Life. Also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders will beremoved by this Pre paration. I F there be a p le asure on earth which superior beings cannot enjoy, aud one which they m ight also envy 1 men the possession of, it is the pow er o f relieving piin. How consoling, then, is the consciousness o fhaving been the in strum e n t of rescuing thousands from m isery to those who possess it. W h a t an am o unt ofsuffering has been reliev ed. and w h at a still greater am ount o fsuffering can be 1 p r e vented, by the use of Sands’ Sarsaparilla! T h e unfortu nate victim of hereditary disease, with swollen glands, contracted sinew s a n d bones h a lf carious, has been restor ed to h e a lth and vigor. T h e scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome to h im s e lf and to his attendants, has been m ade whole. H u n d reds of p ersons, who had groaned hopelessly for y e a rs under cu'aneous and glandular disor ders, chronic rheum atism , and m any other cotnplaiii.'s springing from a derangem e n t.ofthe secretive organs and the circulation, have been raised as it w ere from the rack of disease, and now, with regenerated constitutions, glad ly testify to the efficacy ofthis inestim able preparation. T h e following certificates recently received will be. read with interest, and for further proof the reader is referred to a pam p h let which is furnished gratis by a.l the agents. M essb s . S ands : N e w -Y ork , Dec. 1, 1843. G e n tlem e n — P a rental feelings induce us to m a k e the following statem ent ot\ facts in relation to the im p o itant cure of o u r little d aughter, wholly effected by the use ofSands’ Sarsaparilla. F o r nearly t h r e e y e a r s s h e was afflicted with a most inveterate eruption on the body, which at tim e s was so b a d ,c o n n e c te d with interna] disease, that we despaired of h e r life. T h e complaint commenced in the roots ofthe hair, and gradually s p read until the whole head was e n v e l oped, and then it a ttacked the ears, and ran down the neck, and continuing to increase until it covered the most of the body. Itcointnenced with a small pimple or pustule, Irotn whieh w ater a t first d is c h a rged; this produced great itch ing and b u n ting; then m a tter or pus formed, the skin cracked nnd bled, and the pus discharged freely. T h e snfferings oLthe child w e re so great as almost wholly to prevent natural res:, and the odor from the discharges so of fensive as to m a k e it difficult to pay that particular a tten tion the nature o f th e case required. T h e disease was c al led Scald Head and general Salt Rheum . W e tried vari ous rem e d ies, with little benefit, and considered h e r case almost beyond the reach of medicine ; but from the known virtue o fyour Sarsaparilla,we were induced to give i t a trial. Before the first bottle was all used, we perceived an im provem ent in the appearance of the eruption; but the change was so rapid for the better, that we could scarcely give c redence to the evidence of o u r own eyes. W e con tinued its use for a few w eeks, and the result is a perfect cure. To all Parents we would s a y :—If you have children suffering with a n y disease of the skin, use Sands’ S arsapa rilla. W ith feelings of g ratitude and respect, w e are yours, &a. E L IH U and SARAH SOU T H M A YD , 93 Madison s treet. T h e following was addressed to o u r Agent at S avannah. Ogechee Cross Roads, G a ., August 24, 1843. Mr. G . R. H e n d rickson, Savannah. D e a r Sir— H aving just recovered from a most severe Chronic Rheum atism , with which I have been afflicted for many years, and having used various remedies without any success, I am induced to write to you in respect to Sands’ Sarsaparilla, lo which valuable m edicine I now owe m y present, e n joym ent of h e a lth. D espairing of ever r e covering from this distressing disease, and, while laboring under the most acute agony and pain, I was p ersuaded to try the Sarsaparilla so highly tecom m ended for the cure of rheum atism . I tried one bottle, aud the little benefit 1 derived from that one, induced me to give it a fair trial, which I did, by sending down to you for h a lf a dozen bot tles ; and am now happy to say Ifin d myself, for the first time in tw elve years, well and able to attend to m y n eces sary duties I send yon th is through a feeling of g rati tude, due this e x c e llent m edicine, and a sense of obligation to my fellow beings, that those sim ilarly afflicted, may be induced to try this v aluable rem edy, Sands’ S arsaparilla. Yours, with respect, &c. D A N IE L FO X . P repared and sold w holesale snd retail, by A. B. & I). SANDS, W h o lesale Druggists, 79 Fnlton-street, N . Y . Sold also b y D ruggists g e n e rally throughout the U. S.— P rice &1 p e r bottle— six bottles for $ 5 . F o r sale by L* M. Rexford Bingham ton. 41 WHAT I W A N T IS THIS! I W A N T to exchange W estern Lands for farms in this county. I want to exchange property in the village of Binghamton for farms. I want to sell building lots in the village of Bing hamton on five or ten years credit. I want to sell several farms in different parts of the county. I want Zoexchange lands, either in the west, in the village, or in the county, lor personal property of any kind. I want to exchange farms or valuable village property, for a stock of dry goods or groceries. I want to sell on twelve months credit a pair of fine h o rses; a span of good work horses; a good single horse; a fine extension top family carriage; four good buggy waggons; two two-horse lumber waggons; three set fine plated double harness: four set single ha rness; and two set lumber harness. And what I want more than all is to have my good friends pay me what they owe me, and save me the unpleasant task of dunnin g them, or wihat is more unpleasant, of suing them. Tbe books oi my dry goods establishment of 1842, and of my drug establishment of 1843-4, as well as tbe books of my professional p ractice, are alZ to be found,, at present, at my office, and all who are desirous of settling with me must call soon for my demands wilZ shortly be left with a proper officer for col lection. ED W IN ELDRIDGE. July 24, 1844. N E W D M cA R T H U R , Exchange Buildings, has • just received a large supply of GOODS ffem New York, which he offers on the most approved ’ D R U G S A N D M E D I C I N E S , A general assortment o f Fam ily Medicines, se lected with great care. Dye Woods and Dys Stuffs for Clothiers and Families. Camwood, Madder, Alum. Copperas, Blue Vitriol, Oil Vitriol, Indigo, &c. &c. Logwood in Stick, “ ^ Ground, Fustic in Stick, “ Ground, Nicwood, in Stick, “ Ground, Paints, Dry, and Ground in Oil, No. 1, Extra, and Pore, W h ite Lead. Summer’s Linseed Oil, Copal Varnish, Pitch, T a r, Rosin, Oakum, &c., wholesale and retail. Paper Hangings—1000 pieces of well Paper Hangings, cheap. W indow Glass, assorted sizes. N A I L S A N D S P I K E S . Cast and W rought Nails and Spikes, Butts, Screws,Door Latches, Sad Jrons, Padlocks, Can dlesticks, Knives & Forks, P en and Pocket Ef nives, Bar Lead, &c. &c. Slone W are, Tanner’s Oil. by thebarreZ, Lamp O il,Cider Vinegar. Novu Scotia Grind Stones. G R O C E R I E S . Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Peppei, spice, Ginger, smoked Beef, smoked Hams, Cod fish, No. 1. Mackerel, No. 1, shad, Herkamer Cheese, <f*c. Salt by the barrell and sack. At the Old Favorite Store Corner of 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 L arge choice stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, GZass ware, Boots & Shoes, Hats and Caps &c. &c. SALES, to suit purchasers—A L L kinds of pro duce taken in Exchange for goods. S. A, N E W T O N & Co Binghamton, May 29, J844. t N W a r d W I r e ~ T e a l e r s T HE Undersigned will wholesale at Cost Zhe Stock of Hardware formerly owned by Morgan & Miller, con sisting of Iron, Steel, Nails Saddlery,Cutlery,House trim mings, Joiners tools, Ac Ac. Persons engaged or wish ing to engage inthe Hat ware business can purchase this stock on favorable terms -Binghamton, April 25, IS44.I S. T. ROBINSON, G . W . H O T C H K ISS FL O U R . ~ J U S T received a fu 11 supply of superfine Flour and forsale cheap by S. CARY, & Co. May 9*h,l84l. __________________ L___ TO PURCHASERS! A L L Persons in want of GOODS of all most any description, and do not know exactly where to go to get them, we wouZd respectfuZZy say go to Cary’s & Co. Store. They keep every thing a Farm er or Mechanic wants; Dry Goods, W e t& Dry Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Pork, Fish, Hams, Coarse & Fine Salt, Boots & Shoes, &c., in fact a ZittZe o f every thing can be had of them. They have just received a fuZZ stock of goods— Selected with the greatest care. All kinds o f pro duce taken in exchange for Goods.—May 16, 1844. / S. CARY & Co., Corner q f Court and Franklin streets (Jl t f t f P-i t J l t f P) M O F F A T ’ S AND p s x c B M m : (ji The high and envied celebrity which these pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for their invariable efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the usual ^ practice of puffing not only unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are known by l™< their fruits; their good works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faith of the credulous. t f t f t f S o © t f w t f Atthm*. Acute and Chronic RkcumatUm. Affections qf the Bladder and Kidneys. BILIOUS FEVERS and LIVER COMPLAINTS. Inheouthnd t s n west, where theseiseasesremil,heyill d p t w beoundnraluable. f i Planters, Farmers, andthers, o whonce o usehese t Medicines will never afterwardse b withouthem. t Bilious Cholie and Serous loose ness. Biles. Costiveness. Colds and Coughs. Cholie. CONSUMPTION. Used withhe t greatestuccessnhis s i t disease. Corrupt Humors. Dropsies. DYSPEPSIA. No person withhis t distressing disease shouldelaysinghese d u t medi cinesmmediately. i «, Eruptions of the Skin. r,-t Erysipelas. ” Flatulency. <8 i ji t f o pH t f I—I t f IN ALL CASES OF F E V E R A A G U K . Forhiscourgefhe t s o t western countryhese t medicines will he found aafe, s speedy, andertain c remedy. Other medicineseave l theystemubjecto s s t aeturnof r - theisease—aureyhese d c b t medi cinessermanent. i p Tryheme t b satisfied, ande b cured. Foulness of the Complexion. GENERAL DEBILITY. Gout. Giddiness. Gravel. Headaches, of every kind. Inward Fever. Inflammatory Rheumatism. Impure Blood. Jaundice. Loss of A ppetite. LIVER COMPLAINTS. Leprosy. Looseness. MERCURIAL DISEAS ES. Neverailsoradicaten f t e e tirelyllheffectsf a t e o Mercury infinitelyoonerhanhe s t t most powerful preparationf o Sarsa parilla. Night Sweats. Nervous Debility. Nervous Complaints, of all kinds. Organic Affections. Palpitation of the Heart. Painter's Cholie. P-ILES—Theriginal . o proprie tor ofheseedicinesasured t m w c . ofilesf5earstandingy p o 3 y s b the use ofhe t Life Medicines alone. Pains inhe t head, side, back, limbs,oints, j andrgans. o RHEUMTI A S MThopef a flictedithhiserribleisease w t t d willeurefeliefyheife b s o r b t L Medicines. Rush of Blood to the head. Scurvy, Salt Rheum. Swellings. SCROFULA on KING’S EVIL, ints i worstorms. f Ulcers of every description. W O R M, S ofallinds,reffec k a e tuallyxpelledyhese e b t medi cines. Parents will doello w t administerhemheneverheir t w t existences i suspected.—Relief will beertain. c * w « t f s t f H tftf TJ1 3 t f t*s XJl t f O 52? (Jl t f s t f t-3 i-H o © t f © t f t f t f t f t f t f IMPWJMMOETTK- TJCatJE! And thus remove all disease from the system. A single trial will place the L I F E P I L L S and beyond the reach of com petition, in the estimation of every patient. , _ _ _ _ M _ _ . _ _ Preparedndyj<l- a wholesalendetail, a r by SR. WLLZ Z AZiX lUOPP AT, 335 Broadway,ornerf c o Auttionytreet, s Nework. Y The Genuinefheseedicinesreowut o t m a n p nptnhiterappersndabels,ogether w w a l t with aamphlet, p called \ Moffat’s Goodamaritan,” S containingheirections, t d &c., on whichs i a drawingf o Broadwayromall f W streetour t o Office,yhfchtrangers b w s visitingheityaneryasilyinds. t c c v e f u The wrappersndamaritans a S areopyrighted,hereforehose c t t whorocurehemithhe p t w t white wrappersanessuredhatheyre c b a t t a i enuine. Beareful, c audoot d n buyhoseith t w yellow wrapper*; butf i ywi do, be-ttisfiedhatheyome s t t c irectrons f t u oron’touchhezn. d t t T h e above Medicines are for sale bv L. M. R E X F O R D . GO t f t f © t f t f L IST O F P O P U L A R M E D IC IN E S . For Sale by L. M. Sand’s Sarsaparilla Sand’s Salt Rheum Remedy Roman Eye Balsam Indian’s Panacea McMunn’s Elixir o f Opium Phinney’s P ills Moffat’s Life Pills “ Phoenix Bitters Sherman’s Medicated Lozenges Fever & Ague Lozenges Price m 1 00 37J 2 00 25 374 25 and 50 1 00 Dinner Lozenges “ Poor Man’s P laster Jayne’s Expectorant “ H a ir Tonic 11 Tonic Vermifuge “ Carminative Balsam “ Sanative Pills DalZcv’s P ain Extractor Hay’s Liniment for Piles Washington Elixir for Dysentary, &c Cooper’s Cor?/, Salve M a rr’s Com Salve GridZey’s SaZt Rheum Omtme?it Dr. Rush’s Infallible Pills Phelp’s Tomato P ills “ Restorative B itters M ile’s Tomato Pills Fahnestock’s Vermifuge Cheesman’s Arabian Balsam Allebasi’s BZk. SaZve 11 Cough Syrup “ Pile Pills “ Cathartic. P ills “ Plasters “ Fever & Ague Syrup W inslow’s Balsam of Horeliountl Taylor’s B alsam o f L iv e rwort Mother’s Relief Fosgate’s Anodyne Cordial W ister’s Balsam ot W ild Cherry Resurrection or Petsian Pills Jew David’s or Hebrew Plas'te-” Egyptian Balm Fish’s Lily Syrup Longley,s Great W estern Indian Panacea Dutch Pi/ls, or Lion ofthe Day Bishops’s Anti-Bilious Pills Hitchcoc/.:’s Balsam o f Health “ W orm Tea “ Catarrh Snuff Magnetic Odontiea u 1 00 50 124 50 and 1 1 CO 00 50 50 25 00 00 1 00 25 25 50 124 374 25 50 374 50 and 1 00 50 50 25 25 124 50 50 2 00 2 00 31 1 00 31 and 62* 50 !tjFE)[Ea (Hi[E[?^3 German Vege table H e a d a c h e Pills, prepared by T I L D E N & C€). N e w Lebanon. N . Y . — A m o n g the va rious r e medies before the public there a r e n o n e w h o s e virtues have been m o re cheerfully and universally acknow ledged, as being peculiarly well adapted for rem o v ing H e a d a c c b e , Sick, H e a d a c h e and the w h o l e class of kindred disea ses by r e s toring a healthy tone and action to the Stomach, from a disordered state of which arise most, if not all the difficulties of the head. It was the result of m a n y y,ears study and ex perience of an em inent physician, and was used by him t h r o u g h a l o n g a n d extensive prac tice; it is a happy combination of vegetable substances, is mild, safe, but effectual. H e a d ache is a disease from w h icliai isesm o re misery to the hum a n family than from almost any oth er, being insiduous in its course, and not being directly fatal, is f requently neglected lo such an extent as to i m p a ir the g e n e r a l health, injure lhe constitution and induce dangerous diseases — W h e n there are indications of an approaching attack of S ick H e a d a c h e if an immediate resort be had to the P i l l s the attack will be obviated. T h e n , if a dull, disagreeable sensation of the head is felt, caused bv a determination of blood E X T R A C T O F L U N G W O R T , The Question Settled Bo the perfect satisfaction o f a ll reasonable people, that D r. Larbor’s E x tract of L u n g w o rt is the only m edicine in the W H O L E W O R L D that w ill cure all L u n g and L iver diseases. T H E following gratuitous testim o nial from a gentlem an very extensively know n , being one o ftbe largest Lum b e r M erchants in Albany, conclusively establishes the great reputation this m edicine enjoys : A lbaxy , May 7, 1844. M essrs. R o o s e v e l t & Co., Gentlemen :— 1 am an e n e m y to quackery in all its pha ses, both in religion, m edicine arid politics. Still I am glad I was p ersuaded by you to use D r . L a rbor's E x tra c t o f L u n g w o r t. I have suffered much for several years past with pain in (he breast-, and much annoyed by cough- ing, particularly the past four m onths. Since using your Lungwort, I have entirely ceased coughing, and the pain has also left me. I have not taken the h a l f of one bottle, and during the tim e of using it, I have been exposed to wet and damp, using less precaution than u sual. R e spectfully yonrs, R . W H IT L O C K , L u m b e r M erchant, C o rner ofQ u a ckenbush & W a ter Sts. For still further proof of its virtues, see medical books in the hands ofall a g e n ts, (to be had.gratis,) con taining certificates and testim onials f. out some of our most respectable citizens. R O O S E V E L T & Co., Proprietors , 27 Broadway, Albany For Sale by L. M. Rexford, B ingham ton; II. H em ing way, W h itney’s P o in t; Rogers & Hagam an, Chenango Forks. 40-6nt i i - * # t i n ’t i t u IT STANDS P R E E M I N E N T , AND D E F I E S C O M P E T IT IO N 1 N o thing is a better or more conclusive proof o f the val ue of an a rticle, and its worth, than to see SC O R E S O F IM ITA T O R S rise up and endeavor by base means to PALM U P O N T H E CO M M U N ITY som ething which hardly resem b le s the genuine article in a single pnrticular. T h e v injure the public by A SPU R IO U S A R T IC L E , not only depriving the inventor o f his right, but destroy and CA U S E D E ATH ;* nnd all for the sake ofa few pieces of silver. No punish ment is tun severe for such base and m e rcenary wretches, and in every case should be exposed. P E A S E & SO N ’S CO M P O U N D E X T R A C T O F H O R E H O U N D CANDY lias now become an established m edicine throughout the United Slates ; for it is well known that it W I L L C U R E ALL PULM O N A R Y C O M P L A IN T S , C O U G H S , COLDS, H O A R S E N E S S , B L E E D IN G AT T H E LU N G S , C R O U P , W H O O P I N G C O U G H , B R O N C H IT IS, ASTHM A AND A L L S IM IL A R C O M P L A IN T S . Iiair Regenerator Parker’s P ulmonary Balm Gregory’s Bills Balm of Columbia Hitchcock’s Anti-Bilious PiT.s Covert’s Balm of Life Michaux’s Freckle W ash Lee’s Pills Brandreth’s Pills Post’s Poor Man’s P ills 50 1 00 1 50 374 25 1-00 25 25 50 374 1 00 374, 50 and 75 25 J 50 50 25 25 124 25 , . - . , | This medicine is not formed solely from one or two com- to the head, or in case? of periodical r i e a d u c l i e j ; pouiul^, but composition th&tis they will be found effectual in curing and obvi- F O R M E D o f t w e n t y - f i v e otio..T-ir UVw.4 .V ,„..t l i „ , t . . „ : V E G E T A B L E C O U G H IN G R E D IE N T S , th e at.a c k f f . F o o d _hoU « d b e ta k e n m so (Ji;lt I, )K1.S ,jle advantage overall other rem e d ies of moderate quantities, nearly and stun a ] filing ' colds and complaints o f the longs, from the foot that in or- kinds, and articles ant to produce acidity avoid- ' dinary m edicines you have only one rem e d y , which is of ed. W h e n the system has been a l o n g time o u t ! a 5 h , E n r o ^ S s ^ n S m of otaer, and a predisposuton to severe nnd sud- 1 known, because it has invariablv proved den attacks, s o me little time with patience, and I B E N E F I C I A L TO T H E A F F L IC T E D , „ f , 1 . . ™ „ .. :tl u„ __ ' e.nd in many instances has effected most wonderful cures constant use ol the medicine will be necessary •- J ............ All well . - Purchasers sirjuid he careful lhat they procure the geuu- before full ad vantages Will be derived f'om it. I inp a r t i c l e , and they w ill then appreciate its value.— T h e y h a /e been found equally efficacious in So,tI wholesale and retail by J . PEA S E & SON , 45 Divis- j _ • r a * r c n J ion st. proprietors ami M a n u facturers; 10 Astor Mouse; dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss of appetite. H e a r t - ! !lfl so W illiam st.- and 232 Broad st, N ew ark, burn, Giddiness &c. Its success w h ile used in N . .!. Badeau’s Plasters Libby’s Bitters Nerve and Bene Rheumatic Liniment 50 & 1 00 Wilkinsons Tomatie W ound Salve 37} Thompiows Eye W a te r Hills BaZs. Honey Cephalic Snuff with many others not enumerated. Thesubscriber is agent for most ottheabove M E D ICINES andtvar- rants every article genuine. L. M. REXFORD. Binghamton, August 23,1843. Dr. Segur’s Restorative Medicine. ... “B y attending lo a fam ilial fact, which others passed unheeded, Dr. Jcnner relieved mankind from, one of the most destructive diseases tha.l ever afflicted them. A BO U T eight y ears since Dr, S egur first dis covered and tested the properties o f this med icine, in a trial on himself, in a case of Dj^spepsia. H is attention was immediately attracted by p artic ular influences and effects on the sj-stem, which he conceived to be both new and im p o rtant; and des tined to effect important results in rhe application of medicine. ThepubZic are invited to make a trial ofjhis Medicine. It isbeZieved that there ts no Medicine offered al this time equal to this, for the cure o f Ner vous Derangements in all its forms—Hysteric Af fections and Weaknesses and Suppressions peculi ar to females—Bilious Complaiuts, Costive and re laxed habits, bowel complaints in children as welZ 4 S adults—dizziness and general affections ofthe Head, E ars and Eyes—coldness and numbness ofthe limbs, and want of circulation in recovering from fevers bodily injuries, &c.—paralytic indications and affections—Scroffula, locaZ swellings, inflam mations and Eruptions, Sore Eyes and other effects oflm jure Humors. Itis remarkably happy and thorough in removing the lingering effects ol severe colds,tightness, tick ling catarrhs, and other Bronchial and Lung Affec tions, so oftcnleading to permanent disease. T h e price o f the above Medicine, which is in the form of P ills, is 25cts. & 50cts. p er Box. For sale by L .M . REXFORD, Agent. Binghamton. 3 itf N e w A T the BINGH AM T O N CROCKERY STORE. T HE Subscriber has just received and is now opening, (of his own importing, and selected with great care and attention, atthe manufacturesin England,) the largest and most extensive assort ment of China, Glass and earthan ware, and H ard ware of Housekeeping articZes ever offered in this part o f the country. Also a large assortment of L O O K I N G -G L A S S E S of the most fashionable style of every variety oi form and size suitable to the market, which will be sold cheaper than ever before offered in. this place. Young M arried Ladies and Housekeepers will find it decidedly to their advantage to call and make their purchases of me, as large and liberal allow ances will be made to those who purchase their en tire out set at my store. The.citizens generally are invited to call and examine my stock. Country Merchants wishing to fill up their assort ment will do well to purchase o f me, as I shall re pack at New York prices adding transportation. iStoreno. 4 Ely place directly opposite the P h e n ii Hotel.— Binghamton , M ay 2. 1844, L. SANDERS. private medical practice, as well a s since it has been before the public, affording conclusive ev idence o f its value, and ihp proprietors desirous of placing it w i t h i n ' h e reach of e v e ry individu al, have been induced to reduce the price to 12 1-2 cents per Box. EEf* F o r Sale bv R o b e r t C. T r i v e t t . ! B i n g h a m t o n ; Canfield & Steele U n i o n ; H Jennings U n ion V i l i a g e ; W . R. Root. Che- w h e r e a m p l e Testim o n y mav be For Sit I p bv Robert C. TrivrUt, H insham ton; HE. H em ingway, W h itney’s Point go Forks. Rogers & Haguiimn. Chetifin- iOmS nango forks seen. 25-Gm. C T - W I S T F ® © M I L © K M I I C O S M E T I C A N D P I L L S , for ihe cure of Sail R h e u i n . Scald Head. R i n g W o r m s & e .— U n p a r a ll e l e d success! T h i s remedy has given relief in every case, and has cured over two thousand nine hundred in t i i r k e t h o u s a n d . T h e above Medicine is a rare combination of M e d ical Rem e d ies of great P H E L P S C O M P O U N D 7 'he. Vegetable Rem e d y f o r Diseases a r i s i n g fro m Im p u r ities o f the B lood, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, and a ll Chronic Diseases ; also a Substitute f o r Calom clas a C a thartic in Fevers an d a l l B illio n s Affections. H P H E ^ E P IL L S tire not among those of(foubtful efficacy, i They have endured the test in millions of eases .in the last six years, and now stand established high in the repu tation ofthe public, in all parts of tile United States, the Canadas, and T e x a s; being extensively prescribed by the . Medical Faculty w h e rever they have been intrednced.— ; TIip numerous certificates which have been presented to ' tin* Proprietor, from professional men and olheisr evince in j an extraordinary manner, their extensive applicability to | d iseases generally. Professional men, and those ofseden- j tary habits, loudly applaud their hygeineproperties, in olr- ! viating those evils incident to their occupation and want , . - j:>f exercise. V a l u e , II 0(11 ItS j They have vo rival, in enring B illions Diseases, D y - r Sick-headache, Jaundice, Rheum a tism , H eartburn, A c id Stomach, Palpitation, Loss q f Appetite, Coslire- nrss, Cholic, i)'C ; and being m ild in their operation, with out producing debility, tbey are perfectly sale for those of debilitated and feel,le constitutions. A s a general -PV1M- J L Y M E D I C I N E , they arc unequalled, being- applica ble and safe for the young and the aged. Erlf* None genuine without tho signature o f lh e P ropri etor, G. R. Phelps, M. .1.)., Hartford, Conn. F o rsale by Agenls (M erchants and Druggists) in all ihe country towns. Also, by L. M . Rexford and Robert- C. Trivett, Binghamton ; H. Hemingway, W h itn e y ’s Point; Rogers & Hagaman, Chenango F o rks. _ 40m6 S I C K N E S S I N C H LL D R E N A N D the suffering- which t h e y undergo from ‘\WORMs” A often lend t o n fatal terminal ton, while the c a u s e is n e ver s u s p e c ted. Offensive breath, picking at the nose g r i n ding the teeth during steep, starling in sleep superior healing properties, and from its use in spepsia, Liver Complaints, m a n y cases when all other remedies have failed j Colds,^ffnfluenw, Catarrh, not only cu r i n g but g i v i n g relief i mmediately : justifies us in saying that'it is the most valuable and efficacious remedy ever presented to the public in cases of S alt R h e u m , R i n g w o r m , Sea Id head, and a ll diseases of the Skin and Blood. I t i s not offered like -many nostrums o f t h e day, upon the m e r e recommendation of the p ro prietors, but upon the testimony of Physicians, eminent in their profession, who have not only examined thecom p o s iuon, but tested its healing virtues in their practice, and upon the tesdm o n j? of o thers w h o have been relieved Aom a slate of suffering, after having tri-.-d all other prescrip tions in vain. T h e success w h ich has attended this M e d i cine is wonderful beyond .description. Persons with the most inveferate eruptions covering the whole body and head, causing the hair to fall off a n d who have tried all the remedies and skill they could procure without any lasting benefit have been in a few weeks perfectly and perm a n e n t l y cured. Of this fact hundreds of certificates could be procured, but they could not m o re t h o r o u g h l y convince the public than the testimony a lr e a d y adduced. W h e n men o f the first respectability and sta n d i n g i n com m u n ity t h i n k it their duty to i n cur the responsibility o f r e c o m m e n d ing it to their fellow citizens it is evident that there m u s t be som e t h ing m o re than com m o n in its effects. It is a ls o e q u a lly apparent that Physicians will not hazard their reputation in recom m e n d ing a M e d icine not j u s t l y tested, or w h ich is unw o r thy o f notice. T h e s e facts offer a n argum e n t so plain and conclusive that they need only be mentioned to enforce conviction. I d 1* F o r sale by R o b e r t C. T r i v e t t , B i n g h a m t o n ; Sand ford & Steele Union.;; H. Je n n i n g s ; U n i o n V i l l a g e ; W ^ R . Root, C h e nango \forks— w h e r e am p l e T e s ti m o n y m a y be seen. 25-6m . wilh IM P O R T A N T TO DYERS & M ANUFAC- TURERS. L o g w o o d , Fustic copperas, Indigo, Nic Wood, Cream Tart, Cam-wood, Coohineal, Bine Vitriol, Alum, Oil Vitriol, Acids &c. &c. Argols, Annatto, Are offered in any quantity, at prices ‘which will compete with any other establishment in the state. Please call and examine. R. C. TRIVETT.. - _______ ‘ Sign of the Golden Mortar. N E W G O O D S A T H A L L 'S A LARGE and well selected stock o f Dry Goods Groceries and Hardware will be found at H all’s Store; they will be sold at uncommonly low prices, those in want will be 50 good its to call and May 1 , 1844. S. H. P. H A L L ’S and sc ream in it, ttonblesoire ctnitrli, aiidTcvenfdi, are a- munj; same o f the Prom inent Symptoms oj tbe presence of worms A limnly use of S H E R M A N ’S W O R M L O Z E N G E S \ W ill im m ediate^’ removo nil these unpleasant symptoms, and restore lo perfect health. Sister Ignatius, Superior oftlie Catholic Iinlf O rphan Asylum lias added her testi mony in their favor, to tfie thousands which have gone be fore. She states that there arc over 100 children in the Asyiutn, and that they have been in tiie habit ol using Sherm a n ’s Lozenges, and s h e has always found them to be a ttended with the most beneficial oll'ects. T h e y have been proved to b e infallible in o v e r - 100,000 cases. CONSUM PTION, Influenza, Coughs, Colds, W hooping CoughyTightness of the Lung's or C h e st may be cured. Rev. Darius Anthony was v ery low from Consumption, Jonathan Howard, tiie c e l ebrated tem p erance lecturer, 'was reduced to the verge of the grave by raising.'jblood. Rev. M r. IDdnbar, of New Y o rk, the Revl'M r. De Forest, Evangelist in the W e stern part ofthis slate, Rev. Sebastian S treeter, of Boston, the wife o fO rasm u s Dibble, Esq. in Moravia, and hundreds of others, have been relieved and c u red by a proper use of S H E R M A N ’S C O U G H L O Z E N G E S , And no medicine has ever been offered to the public which has been more effectual in the retfef of those dis eases, or which can be recom m ended w ith m o re confi dence. T h e y allay all itching or irritation, ren d e r th e eough easy, promote expectoration, remove the cause a n d produce the most happy and lasting effects. HEADACHE. Palpitation of the H e a rt, Lowness of S pirits, Sca-sickness, Despondency, Faintness, Cholic, Spasms, Cram p s of the (Stomach, Nuinm er or Bowel Complaints, also all the dis- tressingsym p tom s arising from free living, or a n i^h t of dissipation are q u ickly and e n tirely relieved by using S H E R M A N ’S C A M P H O R L O Z E N G E S . T h e y a c t speedily and relieve in a v e ry short spaceeftim e , giving tone a n d vigor to the system ,’ and' enable a person using them to undergo great m e n tal or bodily fatigue. RHEUM ATISM , W e a k B a c k , pain and w eakness in t h e B reast, B a c k , Lim b s and other .parts of the body a re speedily a n d effec tually relieved by SHERM A N’S P O O R M AN’S P L A S T E R , which, costs Only I'ZT-IJ c e n ts,nnd is within the reach of all. iSo g r e a t h as become the reputation df^this article, that one million wiil not begin to supply the annual d e mands It is acknow ledged to be the best strengthening P laster in. the world. BEW ARE OF IM P O S IT IO N .. D r. G h erm an’s Poor M an’s Plaster-has h is nam e w ith d i- ! reclions printed on the-back ofthe Plaster, and a fifs\fac simile Mffk o f th e Doctor’s written nam e under the d ir e c tions. None o thers arc g enuine, o r to b e retied on. D r. S h e r m a n ’s W a rehouse is No. 1(16 N assau st. N e w Y o rk. ' For sale by;L. M. Rexford, 'Binghamton; 41 NEW ~ A R R ANGEM E N T .—FANCY W E A V ING AND DYEING. J O H N R- HARV E Y , has taken shop formerly occupied by Chas. E. Johnson, on Court .street in M c K inley’s E xchange BuiZding, on the East side of the'Canal, where he is prepared to ColoT and W eave Flowered Coverlets; Flowered,striped and Rug CA R P E T IN G, and also Plain W eaviog, on as shout notice and aschoap as any other person.— He will keep experienced workmen, and hopes ta give satisfaction to those that will give him a caZl. Call once awd see. Stotk, found and made up to oadcr, if requested. Binghamton, June 27,1844. ECONOMY, DURABILITY A N D C H E A P N E S S . r |7 HE subscriber tenders tothe citizens of Bifig- .L hamton and the surrounding country, , his grateful acknowledgements for the liberal patron age they have bestowed upon him; and he soZiciis, and hopes to merit, a continuation of their favors. H e is prepared to furnish articZes in his line of ap proved paterns,made in good style o f workmanship, and of first rate materials. H e has on hand a sp/en- didjassortment of Harness Saddles,Briddles,Trunks, &c. <pc, consisting of Double and Sfngle Harness, with W hite, Yellow-, or Jappaned Trimmings; Team Harness of first rate stock, and substantially made; Travelling and Fancy Trunks, BZack and Russet Riding Bridles and Martingales, Nurcin- gles, Girths, cpc. <f-e. He has also-a fteW and Im proved pattern .of Hame Collars, warranted to fit and not to gali if proper care is used. Carriage Trim m ingdonein a neat, durable, and fashionable style, and repairing promptly attended to, and on reasonable terms. Coarse Wool, Deer’s H air, and most kinds of Coutrvproduce, received in payment- \ W IL L IA M W . M INER. Binghamton, June 12,1814. ClrCO N T A G IO U S D ISEA S E S , AND C H A N ' GES OF TEM P E R A M E N T .—W alter must be ad apted to the nature of the fish, or here will be no propagation ofthe species. T h e soil must be ad apted to the seed, or there will beno increase. T h e climate must have those matters in it which w ill unite and keep alive epidemical or contagious poisons, or they will become extinguished, as a lamp that is unsupplied with oil. So R Is likewise with the Human Fram e it cafingt be m aterially affected by epidemic or contagious maladies,^Un less there'bethose matters floatingin the circulation which offer the appropriate soil. B y purifying o u r bodies with the IIra.vdretii 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, c u r sicZmecs will betheaffair eot a da or two, while those who have been too wise to use this simple and excellent remedy, either die, or have weeks, and perhaps motnhs o f sick- nessa Sudden changes Irom very hot to ©hilly weather ry unfavorable to health; and i .is a fact u n iver sally admitted,that heat and moisture are powerful agents in producing disease, and that constant d ry and costaut w e t weather are both lavorableto its generation; it does not sign ity what we call it: it maybe a g n e ; it may be billious lever ; it may be yellow l.-yer ; it maybe dysentery ; it may be rheu matism ; it may be bronchitis ;■ it may be cholic; it may be constipation ofthe bowels ; it may be in flammation ofthe bowels; itm a y be inflammation of the stomach; be a nervous affection; but still u is disease, and a disease curable b v 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 m alady; no matter how called; thus these pills arc wot only the most propej medi cine, but generally the only medicine that need or clightto be used.- At the present lime it is every man’s duly who wishes to secure his health to use them; itis the duty of every one who knows any thing o f their health restoring powers, to make it known in his immediate circle. For there are some alarming signs, which tell of the approach ot disease. The sudden’changes of temperament are more to be feared and guarded against, thanayu contagiaus malady/ T. e i.\TFLUKxzA*has telt many in such a state o f weakness that there is in them a great susceptibili ty to affected by these changes o f th e atmosphere and contagious maladies; -but by he timelv use of Branderth’s Piils, evon now this susceptibility can be in a great measure remqved, aud power given the system to resist those morbific poisons, and the sudden changes of the weather with which if may be brought in contact during the next fifty days.—-- Nature lias formed the bowels for the evacuation o f - alZ u n h e a l t h y hum o r s , and i f m a n w o u ld, but mm common sense, lie would 'ake care they perlormeci thisoffice faithfully. If the bowels are out o f o rd e r; if too slow or too fast, a few doses of Brandertli’s Pills willbring 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; lie will also tell you t lie Branderih Pills cured him in a week. So with other d'seases/—' Twelve Brandreth Pills rubbed down in halfapim of molasses, cured a little boy of an ulcer ofthe lace, which was rapidly spreading to bis eyes, and which a dozen doctors had tried to cure, bill cpuld not; the poor parents would have given half they were worth to have had it cured, b it every thing they tried did no good, until the}'gave it a teaspoori- ful\of molasses every day, in 4 a pint o f which they had rubbed ©own twelve Brandreth Pills ; before’ the whole o fthe molasses w astalen the ulcer was cured. And yet some foolish people call Brarf- dreth’s Pills a quack medicine. It would be well it there, were a lew more such quack medicines.—- W ill all your pretended Sarsaparila Compounds cure like the Branderih Pills'! Can they scud you to persons cured as Dr. Branderth can 7 Canrihey point, out to you people who had been helpless for yearslrom Epitipsy and St. Vitns’ Dance’ who have been cured by tlieir remedies'? If they cannot, DrA Brandreth can. * Can they point out to you a p-rsoji who f r twenty years had never bad a stool Withoiif having used medicine, or mechanical mean:’, and whom the-Brandreth Pills cured, i?i a month, and gave him as healthy evacuations- as he had when he was a child. If they cannot, Dr. Bran'dretlr can. The B.RANDRETH PIL L S not only do cm e, all curable disease*, but it can be dennvnstrated,-that by their timely use, they must infallibly c o re.’ J n ’rf very shon time, Dr. Brandreth will bring before the*public a concentration .of ihe virtue's of the1 Branderth Pills, bo!h in the torn- of Pilji.s,- aWd itr & fluid form, aud then lie will explain ilie re’cson ofthe' curesthat must necessarily be the result of using the- B R A N D R E T E IAN REMEDIES, whethef'thcy be internal or external I have just received the case of a medical gentleman, who resides at Sherbrook, Canada, who for twenty years was-sorely afflicted with a disease, which came out in blotches a«d scabs all over his body. This gentleman so far forgot his prejudices which too often curse his profession, as to apply personally to D,r. Brandreth-, and hiscourse proved a happy one, within six months he was en tirely cured of bis miserable and tormenting disease Lv the use ofthe Branderth Pills. \The use ofthe Brandreth Pills can in no case dtf 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 with them in cases of sickness, is often the- cause of a long attack often ending only by a cessa tion <f life. How important it is that this course shouln be- pursued—it will not-oaly be the surest means o f restoring, b u tit will in a great measure prevent the recurrence of constitutional maladies—it will sure ly weaken the malignity of the attacks and in time secure rob st health. As with all valuable medicines the Brandreth Pills have been shamefully countei'feited,but I have- succeeded in having executed TH R E E LABLES (and which are appended to each box) o f such in trinsic workmanship as to bid defiance to all future imitators. No w however a newevil presents itself. My advertisements are taken verbatim, and usedb.v all the medicine mongers of the day, who merely ta/remy name out andinsertthe name o f their mea- icinein the place Brandreth PiJls occupied in the advertisement thus stolen from me. Time wilh prove-howjthese speculative gentlemen sustain them-. selves. M y F r i e n d s may rest satisfied that 1 shall, so > long as my life and.energies are pennitted me, by an. OVERRULING PROVIDENCE, attend person-' ally to theBrandreth Pills, and that those properties, which has thus far rendered them so popular wilZ- he still continued unimpaired. B. B R A N D R E T H , M. D. TheB randreth Pills are sold by oneagentin ev-. ery place of importance throughout the world, each, age nt having a certificateof agency from Dr. Brapd- reth, having fac-similes o f lables on the Brandreth. P ill boxes engraved thereon. BRANDEtETH’S PIL L S are.sold a t 25 cents <per box, with full directions, a tthe P rincipal O ffice . 241 Broadway, 274 Bowery, 1894 Hudson st N .Y ^ The following are duly appointed agents for ihe- sale o f the Brandrel h P ills in Broome Cotixty. B inghamton , Harpersville, W indsor, Upper L isle , .Unjon, Maine, Yorkshire, Union, J. R. O rton ,. H . A , Olendorf; G. & H.' D usenbury, Birdsall & W heeler, P . E. Avery, J. M. Chamberlain, G .H . Clarfc, E. Robbins J r. 27
