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I Cheap Marble Factory. , C ONGDOljr & W H I T I N G , M arble Dealers, Binghamton, N. Y. beg leave to say to tbeir large circle o f customers, and the public generally, that they still Con tinue their Marble Shop on Court st., a few doors east'Of the C a n a l Bridge, and that they ' are constantly enlarg ing their facilities for the accommo dation o f those who m ay need articles in their line. In the beauty and durability of the well as excellency of workmanship, correct and appropriate lettering and m aterial they iurnish, as *approp carving, and fineness o f finish, they a re determined not to be excelled: while they are free to pledge themselves to the citizens of Binghamton, Broome and the adjoining Counties o fthis State a n d Penn sylvania, that they will supply them on a s favora ble terms as any dealers west of Albany and New- York. They' have now on hand a well selected assort ment o f M arble, for T omb Stones, Tables, H earths, Paint; Stones, Sinks, W indow Caps and Sills, &c.; and anv rarer article in their line, such as costly Monuments or M antels, they will hold themselves in readiness to furnish to order on the most reason able terms. - Orders from the country are solicited, and the , a rticles D E L IV E R E D , i f d esired. Country Produce will be received inpaym e n t. Binghamton Feb. 17. 1845. I N T H E H E A L I N G A R T ! Im p o rtant to Invalids and F riends o f the S ick. M ED ICIN E , however efficacious, has always been taken with dissatisfaction by the sick, owing to its unpleasant nature. H e n c e it has ever been i l r study of ?.ll g reatphysicians to disguise its iiau c e o u s ta^ie. B u t th e i r efforts h a v e n e v e r been crowned, with complete success. It was left for Dr. Smith to accomplish. H a v ing given the subject his unrem itting attention for nearly two years, he has, after spending a considerable sum o f money, produ ced a medicine which, wh le itis every way a g ree able to the palate, is sure to triumph over D ISEA S E and a ll opposition, and to repay him for his- devo tion to the improvement of the m edical science. , DR. G. B E N J . SM IT H ’S SU G A R CO A T E D '‘Improved Indian Vegetable P i l l s ” A re the result of this labor. T h e ir effects, and the general favor with which they have been received in allparts ofthe United States, w arrant the propri etor in the declaration that “ they a re the greatest improvement in medicine ever known.”. Unlike all a ll other pills, these n either gripe, produce n au sea, n o r any other unpleasant sensation, while they are as powerful, as it is possible for a medicine to be, and be harmless . ’ P A R E N T S cannot be too cautious o f m ineral medicines which exert such an a ll powerful influence upon the sys t e m a s to supercede every thing else; stilling and silencing both the diseas* and nature herself alto gether, and often constituting a greater and more grievous disease, w h ich shall weigh upon man through life. SIC K N E S S IN C H IL D R E N requires the prompt and certain effects o f a m ild and aereeable purgative medicine, like these pills. . 6 W O R M S are instantly expelled Irom the system by their use. Foul Stomach and Furred tongue find a positive antidote in these “ S u g ar Coated Pills.” FEM A L E S under any circumstances, may take them, a i d they w ill promote regular action, and p reserve health and strength of body and vivacity of mind. F o r • certificates o f ladies, we refer the invalid to apam- phet to be had of the agents. But we will merely refer to a few who h ave been cured by the use oi these Pills. B.. Thompson, 56 N o rth Moore street, (nephew of the late Judge Thompson) cured of periodical Headache and pain in the breast. R. M . Park. U. S. Navy, fever and scrofula. Jacob Carlock’s daughter, No. 8 Staple st. cured of W o rm s. Mrs. S. A. Gould, (M atron o f th e U. S. Naval Hospital) cured of headache and billious affections. Sarah Douglas, corner o f Ludlow and W a lker sts cured of pain in the head, dimness of sight, &c. Jas. M. T u rner, late of the U. S. Navy, 581 Greenwich st. cured o f weakness in the breast, cos tiveness and difficulty of b reathing. Ira Alvord, Cazenovia, N .Y . cured of bilious complaint. Jam es J . Bevins, deputy sheriff, has Seen them us ed In the debtor’s prison with astonishing results. Hon. P- C. Lawrence, and N a than Ball, M. D. of M ichigan, have testified to several rem arkable CUres o f fever and ague by these Pills. Sold at 179 Greenwich st. N. Y. I l f 3 C A U T IO N — T h e public should re m e m b e r that N O (S u g a r Coated) P ills can b e gen uine, unless Dr. G. BENJ. S M ITH’S signature is 011 the side of e v e ry box. T h is is im p o rtant, as m iserable medicine may be enveloped with sugar. T h e s e Pills a re made of the f o r e s t m a t e r i a l s , and they will bear the scrutiny of either physician or chemist. But a worthless imitation has been made, which has no recommendation but the sugar which covers up a. v ile m ixture of aloes and tolcynth. Be ware of such imposition. P a t e n t O f f i c e . \ Received this I7thday of June, 1844 from D r. G. Benj. Smith by Col. J . D. Stevenson, the fee of T h irty D o llars, payable on his application for a Patent for a P ill “Coated with Sugar.” H . L. E L L S W O R T H , Commissioner of Patents, F o r sale by L . M . Rexford. Binghamton. 6 -ly \ A CARD! W H . N O L A N D , would tender his thanks to • the Public for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him , and begs leave to say that h e has just opened a new and beautiful assortm ent o f perfumery and Fancy goods, Cloths, Cassimers, Tweads, &c. whieh he will sell a t the lo.west prices, and hopes that by a Strict attention to business he w ill continue to receive a liberal share o f their Patronag*. No pains or expense w illbe spared to render the Emporium of F ashion the most agreeable place to trade, in the village. M ay 7th 1845. _____________ _ ________________ __ The very best Medicine in u se! 1 I S D r. Chapmans S um mer Cordial for the c u re of Dysintery, Diarrhoea and Cholera Morbus, Sum mer Complain ts, also Flatulent and Spasmodic Cho lic. T h is medicine is prepared from a veritable p re scription of the Celebrated Dr. Chapman o f P h ila delphia and is really and truly tbe best remedy for the above complaints now in use. Every family should keep a bottle on hand as it invariably re lieves the sudden attacks which most frequently characterise tbe commencement o f the above dis ease. Price 18 | cts and 37£ cts pr Bottle. 3 For S ale only by L . M. REXFO R D ; Look at T h is! D R. J O N A T H A N T . K IT T R A G E ’S valuable EA R O IN T M E N T , which is an infallible and immediate cure for the e a r ache, a n d for sores gathering in the head. One application will cure th e e p r acbe, and a lew applications in the course o f a few weeks, will effect a perm anent cure of sores gathering in the head. It will prevent Deal ness, if used in season, and is an immediate cure for hum o rs in cuts, burns and hog bites, quelling the fever and humors and causing it to run and heal, and shin sores which so n e a re troubled with for m any y e a rs, ar.d are beyond the reach of the skill of Doctors to cure, may be cured by one or two applications. It cures the ear ache and sores in the head, without causing any pain. Price 25 cents. jrt-F o r sale at this Office, also by Hagam an & B irdsall, Chenango Forks, and Canfield & Steele, U n ion. 36-ly. “ ' D E N T IS T R Y . T h e subscriber continues to perform every operation upon tbe teeth accor ding to the most modern and improved principles of the art. Those who are desirous of repleting the vacancies caused by the loss o f their onginaZ teeth are respectfully invited to call. T e rm s reasonable. Office directZy o v er M r. Sanders Crocket y store. Door opposite the entrance into the W a si. t^gtonian H a tt. • J . C. R O p lL . N . B; Dentists supplied with full setts o f instru ments. Turnkeys and other surgical instruments kept constantly on hand and f o r s a le . J. C. k . : \ ~ t e Z invites p a r ticu lar attention to | S A N D S ’ S A J t S A P A R I L L A i, F O R T H E R E M O V A L A N D P E R M A N E N T C U R E O F A L L D IS E A S E S A R I S I N G F R O M A N I M P U R E S T A T E O F T H E B L O O D , O R H A B IT o f t h e S y s t e m , v i z : < Scrofula , or King'* Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cut- aneous Eruptions, Pimples , or Pustules, on the Face, Blotches, Bjies, Ctifonic S o ft Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and Joints,.Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Symp toms, Sciatica, or Lumbago, and Diseases arising from an injudicious use o f Mercury, Ascites, or Drop sy, Expo&ure or Imprudence in Life. Ako, Chronic Constitutional Disorders willbertmoted by this Pre- peration. I F th e r e be a p leasu r e on earth w h ich auperior beings cannot e n joy, a n d one w h ich .they m igh t also e n v y m e n the possession of, it is th e pow e r o f reliev in g p i i n . H o w consoling, th e n , is th e consciousness o fhaving b e e n the in strum e n t of rescuing th o u s a n d s from m isery to those who possess it. W h a t a n am o u n t o fsuffering h a s b e e n r e liev ed. a n d w h a t a s t i l l g r e a t e r am o u n t ofsuffering c a n be p r e vented, by th e use of Sand*’ S a rsap a rilla! T h e unfortu nate victim of h e r e d itary disease, w ith sw o llen glands, contracted sinew s an d bones h a l f carious, has b e e n r e s to r ed to health an d vigor. T h e scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers, loathsom e to h im s e lf a n d to his a ttendants, hias been m a d e w h o le. H u n d r e d s o f p e rsons, who h a d groaned hopelessly for y e a rs u n d e r cu 'a n e o u s a n d gland u lar disor ders, chronic rheum a tism , an d m a n y o th e r com p laints springing from a d e r a n g e m e n t o f t h e secretiv e organs and ih e c irculation, h ave beeu r a ised a s it w e re from the rack of d isease,>and now, w ith r e g e n e r a te d constitutions, glad ly testify to th e efficacy of this inestim a b le 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 w h ich is furnished gratis by a'.l th e agents1.’ M e s s r s .S a n d s : New-York, Dec. 1, 1843. Gentlemen—Parental feelings induce us to make the following statement of facts in relation tothe important cure of our little daughter, wholly effected by the use of Sands’ Sarsaparilla. For nearly threeyearsshe wasaffiicted with a m o st inveterate eruption on th e body, w h ich a t tim e s was so bad, connected with internal disease, that we despaired of h e r life. T h e com p laint c o m m e n c e d in the roots o f th e hair, and gradually spread until the whole head was envel- oped, and then it attacked the ears, and ran down the neck, •and continuing to increase until it covered the most of the body. Itcom w e n e e d with a sm a ll pim p le or pustule, from which water at first discharged; this produced great, itch ing and burning; ihen matter or pus formed, the skin -cracked and bled, and the pus discharged freely. The snfferings of the child were so great as almost wholly to prevent natural rest, and the odor from the discharges so of fensive as to make itdifficult fo pay that particular atten tion the nature ofthe case required. The disease was cal led Scald Head and general Salt Rheum. We tried vari ous remedies, with little benefit, and considered her case almost beyond the reach of medicine ; but. from the known virtue ofyour Sarsaparilla, we w ee induced to give it a trial. B e fore th e first b o ttle w a s all used, w e perceiv e d an im provem e n t in th e ap p e a rance of the e r u p tio n ; but th e change w a s so r a p id for th e b e tter, th a t w e could scarcely give cred e n c e to th e evidence of o u r own eyes. W e con tin u e d its use for a few w e e k s , a n d the re s u lt is a perfect cu re. T o a ll P a r e n ts w e w o u ld s a y :— If y o u have children suffering w ith any disease of the s k in, use Sands’ S a rsapa rilla-. W ith feelings of g ratitu d e and vespect, w e are yours, &c. E L I H U a n d SA R A H SO U T H M A Y D , 95 Madison street. The followingwas addressed to our Agent at Savannah. O g e c h e e C ross R o ads, G a ., A u g u s t 24, 18431 M r. G . R . H e n d r ick s o n , Savannah. Dear Sir—Having just recovered from a most severe Chronic Rheumatism, with which I have been afflicted for many years, and having used various rem.edies without any succeas, 1 am induced to write to you in respect to Sands’ Sarsaparilla, to which valuable medicine I now owe my present enjoyment of health. Despairing of ever re covering from this distressing disease, and, while laboring under the most acute agony und pain, I was persuaded to try the Sarsaparilla so highly recommended for the cure of rheumatism. 1 tried one bottle, and the lillle benefit I derived from that one, induced me to give it a fair triHl, which I did, by 6 endmg down to you for. half a dozen bot tles; and am now happy to say I find myself, for the first time in twelve years, well and able to attend to my neces sary duties. I send you this through a, feeling of grati- tcde, due this excellent medicine, and a sense of obligation to my fellow beings, that those similarly afflicted, may be induced to try this valuable remedy, Sands’ Sarsaparilla. Yours, with respect, &c. DANIEL FOX. Prepared and sold wholesale snd retail, by A. B. & D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 79 Fulton-street, N. Y,. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the U . S.— Price $1 per bottle—six bottles for $5. For sale by L. M. Rexford Binghamton. ^ ___________ 41 OO P i W P i Oft r* w* G fl E-t 525 < P i 3 O © P3 w M i-3 <3 fXt P o p H p HI P w p e -*< fin 5*5 «*? W > P M O F F A T ’S i AND ga 3 P H C E M T C K ~ The high and envied celebrity which these pre-eminent Medicines have meqnired for tbeir invariable efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to care, has rendered the usual practice of puffing not only unnecessary, bat nn worthy of them. They art Inkowa by their fruits; their good works testify for them, and they thrive sot by the fiuth ofthe credulous. Asthma. Acute and Chronic Rheumstivm. Affections <f ths Bladder and Kidney t. BILIOUS FEVERS snd LIVER COMPLAINTS. In the tooth end west, where theie diieeiei pre veil, the; will be found invaluable. Plenters, Farmer*, end other*, who one* u*e theie Medicine* will never afterward* be without them. Bilious Cholit and Serous loose- net*. Biles. Cottiveness. Colds and Coughs. Cholic. U*ed with the greatest success in this d ilease. Corrupt Humors• Dropsies. D Y S P E P S IA . No person with this distressing disease should dele; using these medi cines immediately. Eruptions o f the Skin. Erysipelas, Flatulency. IN ALL CASES OF For this scoorge of the western country these medicines .will he found e safe, speed;, end certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a return of. the disease—a curt by these medi cines is permaaent. Try tham be satisfied, and be eared. Foulness o f the Complexion. G E N E R A L D E B . I L I T Y . Gout. Giddiness, Gravel. Headaches, of every hind. Inward Fever. Inflammatory Rheumatism. Impure Blood, Jaundice • l i ' v ^ r ^ c o m p l a i n t s . Leprosy. Looseness. _ N e v e rfailsto e radicate en tirely all the effects o f M e rcury infinitely sooner then th e most powerful preparation o f Sarsa parilla. Right Sweats. Nervous DohHity, Nervous Complaints, s f aB hinds. Organic Affections. Palpitation o f the Maori I. Painter’s ChoUe. PILES .—-The original proprie tor of these medicines was cared of piles Of W yean staisdiag hy the use of the Life Medicmee alone. Paine ia the head, side, hech, limbs, joint*, aad orgeat. RHEUMATISM.—Thoeeaf d ie t e d w ith th is t e r r ib le t l m r t ' will be sure of relief hy tin Lids M e d icin e s . Rush of Blood ta the head. Scurvy. Salt RAcum. Swellings. SCROFULA on XING'S EVIL, ia its wont forme. Ulcers o f every description. W O R M S , ofall kiadt, are effee* taaliy expelled by these medi cines. Parents will do well to ’ admiaiiter thaw whenever their existence is suspected.—Relief will be certain. And thus rem o v e All dllCAM from th e lyitCDL A single trial will place the beyond the reach p e t it io n , i o lh e e .t i in s t io n o f ererjr p a t ien t . _ ------------------------ * _ - _ _ _ _ jjj* Frepared^ndpold, wholesale and retail, hy O S . W I L L I ASK B . K O F F A T i 339 Broadway, corner of Anthony street^ New York. ............................ , , , , . ... . . . „ . The Genuine of these medicines are now put up in white wrapper* and labels, together with a pamphlet, called “ Moffat’s Good Samaritan,” containing the directions, Ac., on which is a drawing of Broadway iron Wall street to our Office, by which strangers visiting the city can very easily find as. The wrappers.and Samaritans nre copyrighted, therefore those who procure them with the white wrappers can be assured that they are { enuine. Be careful, and do not buy those With yellow wrappers ; but if y*u do, be satisfied tbat tbe; ceme irect from us. or don’t touch them. The above Medicines a re ’for sale by L . M. R E X F O R D . n GO *5, GO e ! 3 »-a HI 52* O GO GO © *4 d Dr. Segur’s Restorative Medicine. \ BALDNESS A N D LOSS OF HAIR, Is caused by a want of healthy action of the ves sels which throw off the perspiration from the head. W hen these vessels are weak or diseased, the per spiration is thick and clammy and adheres to the mouths of the pores and clogs them up, and dries and forms scurf or dandruff. Less blood is then carried to the roots o f the hair, and for want of which the h air has not sufficient nourishment, and consequently becomes dry and harsh, and begins insensibly to fall off which continuing to increase, eventually produces baldness. Restore the capilla ry vessels of the head to their former healthy circu lation, and a fine silky new hair will make its. ap pearance which will increase in quantity and vol ume until the hair becomes thick and healthy. J a y n e ’ s H a i r T o n i c is the only preparation that has ever been known to produce new H a ir on Bald Heads, which it has done in innumerable instances, and will seldom tail, if properly and perseveringly used. For the Efficacy of the above medicine, we refer to Gen. Ephraim Robbins J r. of Uaion, whose hair has been restored by the use of it. For sale by L .M . REXFORD, Agent. Jayne’s Expectorant. T he whole W orld should know I t , that Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant is a certain cure for Asthma, and that tor Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Whoop ing Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and ever\r otherdis- ease of the Lungs or Throat, is sure to produce the most decided benefit. It is recommended by thou sands, who have tried it, and all say that it is the best remedy, without any exception lor all Pulmo nary Diseases, that has ever been known, for it al ways give relief, and cures when every other means have failed. L. M. REXFORD, Agent. J a y n e ’s C a r m in a tive B a lsa m Is a certain, safe and speedy cure for Dysentery, Diarrhoea. Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, Sick and Nervous Headache, Cramps, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomachs, &c. &c. At this season ofthe year it is particularly necessary that families and per sons subject to these complaints, should provide themselves with it, to have it at hand whenevernee- ded, it will not only be the means of frequently a- voiding severe and debilitating attacks of illness,but has and will preserve many valuable lives. The universal opinion ofall who have used it is, “That no family should be without it.” L. M. REXFORD, Agent. Jayne’s Life Preservative, An A l t e r a t i v e and D e p c r a t i v e P r e p a r a t i o n com bining all the medicinal virtues of those articles, which long experience has proved to possess the most safe and efficient alterative and Duobstruent properties, for the cure of Scrofula, King’s Evil, White Swellings, Ulcers, Scrofulous Cancerous and Indolent Tumours, Rheumatism; Gou:, Scur vy, Neuralgia or Tic-Doulourenx, Cancer, Goitre or Bronchocele, [Swelled Neck,] Enlargements of the Bones, Joints or Ligaments or o f the Ovaries, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, &c. All the various' Dis eases ofthe Skin, such as Tetter, Ring-worm, Biles Pimples, Carbuncles, &c., Dropsical Swellings, Constitutional Disorders, and diseases originating from a depraved or impure state o f the blood or oth er fluids of the body. L. M. REXFORD, Agent. Worms are Swept Away From the stomach and bowels by Jayne’s Vermi- luge, as by the besom of destruction. They perish under its, searching influence instantly, and are ex pelled with the mucus in which they are imbedde.l. The cure is in almost all cases permanent, and if a recurtence of the disorder should take place,, a lew doses of the preparation will never fail to produce the desired object—for the effect does not weaken with repetition. Those who suffer from piles! or re mittent fever, or any complaint where a mild tonic or alterative maybe desirable, will find in Jayne’s Tonic Vermiluge, a most valuable remeby. L. M. REXFORD, agent, Dr. D. Jayne’s Sanative Pills. For Liver Complaints, Gout, Jaundice, Dyspep sia, Rheumatism,Fevers. Nervousness, Erysipelas, and diseases o f the Skin, Impurity ofthe Blood, In flammations, Melancholy, Sich Heahache, Costive ness, Pains in the Head, Breast, Side, Back and Limbs, Bilious Affections, Female diseases, &c.&c. and whenever an Alterative or Purgative Medi cine may be required g j f The above popular and valuable Medicines are prepared only by Dr. David Jayne 20 South Third st. Pliil’a, and sold hy L. M. Rexford only n i3 - ly “ By attending toa familiar fact, which others passed unheeded, Dr. Jenner relieved'manlcind from one 0 / the most destructive diseases that ever afflicted them. A B O U T eight years since D r, Segur first dis covered and tested the properties o f this med icine, in a trial on himself, in a case of Dyspepsia. H is a ttention was im m ediately a ttracted by p a rtic u lar influences and effects on the system, w h ich he conceived to be both new and im p o rtant; and des tined to effect im p o rtant results in the application of medicine. The public are invited to make a t r i a l ofthis Medicine. It is beZieved that there is no Medicine offered at this time equal to this, for the c u re o f N e r vous Derangem ents in all its form s—H y s teric A f fections a n d W e aknesses and Suppressions p e c u li ar to females—Bilious Com p laints, Costive a n d re laxed habits,bowel com p taints in children as welZ *s adults—dizziness and general affections ofthe Head, Ears and Eyes—coldness and numbness ofthe limbs, and want of c irculation in recovering from fevers bodily injuries, — p a ralytic indications and affections—Scroffula, locaZ swellings, inflam mations and Eruptions, Sore Eyes and other effects o f lm ju r e H u m o rs. Itis rem a rkably happy and thorough in removing the linger ing- effects o f severe colds, tightness, tick ling catarrhs, and other Bronchial and Lung Affec tions, so often leading to permanent disease. T h e price o f th e above M edicine, w h ich is in the form of P ills, is 25cts. & 50cts. p er Box. F o r sale by L .M . R E X F O R D , Agent. Binghamton. \ 3 l tf r n H E subscriber invites p d l l 1 his stock of choice and fragrant Teas, which, have n e v e r been equalled in in this market f . w . t o m p k i n s . BINGHA Subscribers li; T 'H E -I- am OUNDBY. rmed a co-partwership, and purchased the entire interest of H . Mather tn this establishment, wouZd respectfully announce fo the citizens of Binghamton and the public gener- ally, 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 of sufficient pow er for the various branches of the establishment, en- abZing the proprietor to execute all orders for cast ings ancl Machinery upon very short notice. Connected with this estabZishment is a machine shop under the strict personaZ supervision ofone of lhe proprietors—Mr. Overhiser, who hasforseveral years been connected with some ofthe hea viestman- ufacturing establishments in the state as a machinist where machinery and other work can be fitted up in as good styZe as at any other establishm e n ts the state. Plans and drawings’of machinery o f every description can be furnished at the furnace. In addition to the general assortment o f castings usuaZIy found at establishments ofthis kind, em bracing a great variety, can be found Caldron Ket tles of alZ sizes. Also hollow ware of erery des cription. Stove and stove castings, a general as sortment embracing diffeient kinds of many of the improved patterns made from the best of I m i. 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 ocessary patterns for miZl gearing of every desciiption. Also steam enginesmanufac- lured ofsufficient power to drive any machinery used in thissectien. W anted in exchange lor cast ings any quantity of^oZd iron, stone coal and most subscribers hopebystriot to merit, and respeclf^Zlv kind of produce. The attention to thisbusiness solicit patronage. THEO.A! TH A YER ,5 BENJ. H. OVERHISER. Binghamton, October 25,1843. 33 Conversations like the above are of daily occurrence.— The more the Balsam is known, the more it is appreciated, and the sale is constantly increasing, from the recommen dation of those who have used it and proved its efficacy.— It is only about a year since this medicine was brought be fore tbc public, and the sale of it has gone beyond our moet sanguine expectations. Hardly a day passes, but wc obtain new evidence ofits superiority over every other preparation in use; either by orders from distant places, or by the testimony of those to whom we have sold by the single bottle. Unlike most preparations ofthe kind, which contain a large quantity of opium, and serve only to pal liate, (not to cure) the disease, this medicine gives perma nent relief. It not only sscms to do good at first, but a continued use of it shows plainly thal it is a valuable prep aration, and one that under ordinary circumstances will do more towards the cure of consumption, and the coughs and colds thatlead to that dreadful disease than can possibly be effected hy any other treatment. In fact the day is not far distant when B A R C L A Y ’S A M E R I C A N B A L S A M will be the only medicine used for pulmonary disease! in all its varied forms. Sold in Syracuse by the proprietors HOUGH & BRIDGES. For Sale by Robert C. Trivett, Binghamton; H. Hem ingway, Whitney’s Point; Rogers & Hagaman, Chenango Forks. _________________________ 40-6m F E W B a rrels of P A C K IN G S A L T for sale to those who w ish to feel secure in naekinp their Pork a n d Beef. Jan. 1,1845. in packin 6 S. CA R Y & CO. agent in Broome Co B RU S H E S .—A general assortment of Paint Varnish, scrub and W h ite W a sh Brushes. R. C. T R I V E T T S . L IL Y SY R U P . T h e price o f this popular med icinefor the c u re of cough a n d consumption is reduced to S I ,00 p e r bottle. L» M . REX F O R D . A u g 29, ’43. W A T E R LIM E . G O O D A rticle for s a le a t th e “ E x c h a n g e S torehouse” -B Y > C . M ’K I N N E Y . T O P A I N T E R S . pu k e , by thp B a b m l or L . M . R E X F O R D ..' B ingham ton, F e b r u a r y 21,1844. L i n s e e d o n , w a e b a n ted G a l l o n , for S a le b y L IS T O F P O P U L A R M E D IC IN E S . For Sale by L. M. EXTRACT OF LUNQWORT. Sand’s Sarsaparilla Sand’s Salt Rheum Remedy Roman E ye B a l s a m I n d i a n ’s P a n a c e a M cM u n n ’s E ljxir o f Opium Phinney’s Pills Moffat’s L ife Pills “ Phoenix Bitters Sherm a n ’s Medicated Lozenges “ Fever & Ague Lozenges “ . D inner Lozenges “ Poor M an’s Plaster Jayne’s E xpectorant “ H a ir T o n ic “ Tonic Vermifuge “ Carm inative Balsam “ Sanative Pills Dailey’s Pain Extractor H a y ’s Linim ent for Piles W ashington E lixir lor Dysintery, &c Cooper’s Corw Salve M a rr ’s C o m Salve Gridley’s SaZt Rheum Ointment D r. Rush’s Infallible Pills Phelp’s T o m ato Pills “ Restorative Bitters M ile’s Tom ato Pills Fahnestock’s V erm ifuge Cheesman’s A rabian Balsam A l l e b a s i ’s B J k . S a J v e “ Cough Syrup P ile Pills . P ills Price $ 1 0 0 1 00 25 2 00 25 25 and 37£ 25 and 50 1 00 25 1 00 50 12* 1 1 50 a n d l 1 CO 00 50 50 25 00 00 1 00 25 25 50 12 * ' 37* 25 50 25 50andl 00 50 50 25 25 12* 50 50 1 add 1 50 2 oo 31 1 00 31 and 62* 50 The Question Settled To Vie p erfect satisfaction o f a ll reasonable people, that’ D r . L a rbor’s E x tr a c t o fL u n g w o rl is the o n ly m e d icine in the W HOLE W ORLD that w ill cure a ll Lung an d L i t e r diseases. 1 T H E follow ing gratuitous testim o n ial from enttem a n v e ry ex ten s ively know n , being one o tho largest Iaimber Merchants in A lbany, c o n c lusively e staolishe* th e g r e a t reputation this m e d icine e n jo y s : A lbany , M a y 7 ,1 8 4 4 . M e s srs. R o o s b v e l t & Co., Gentlemen :— I am an en e m y to q u a c k e r y in ali its pha ses, both in religion, m e d icine and politics. Still I am glad I was p e rsuaded by you to use D r . L a r b o r ’s E x tract' o f L u n g w o r t. I have suffered m u c h fpr several years past w ith pain in the breast, and much annoyed by cough- ing, p a rticu larly th e past four m o n ths. S ince using your Lungwort, I have entirely ceased coughing,(and the pain has elso left m e . I have not tak e n th e h a lf of one bottle, a n d ' during th e time of using it, I have been exposed to w e t and.dam 'p j .using less precaution than usual. Respectfully yours, R . W H I T L O C K , .Lumber Merchant, C o r n e r ofQ u a o k e n b u s h & W a t e r Sts. f a * For stiii further proof of its virtues, see m e d ical books in th e hands of a ll a g e n ts, (to be had g r a tis,) con tain in g c e rtificates and testim o n ials fiom som e o f o u r most respectable citizens. R O O S E V E L T & Co., P r o p r ie to r s , 27 B roadw a y , A lbany. F o r S a le by L . M . R e x ford, B ingham ton; H . H e m ing w ay, W h it n e y ’s P o i n t ; R o g e rs & H a g a m a n , C h e n a n g o F o r k s . 40-6ni ■''\• 1 -’T ‘ ' 4 N ( * A N D :T » t E I N G r ^ **• J O H N R ; H A R V E Y * 1*« taken whop occupied by (Jjbas. E. J.Qhnson,:«njCj: j l n \ “ Catharti “ Plasters “ F e v e r &. A g u e S y r u p W inslow ’s Balsam of Horehound T a y lor’s Balsam of Liverw o rt M o t h e r ’s R e l i e f Fosgate’s Anodyne Cordial W istar’s Balsam oi W ild C h e rry Resurrection or Peisian Pills Jew D avid’s o r H ebrew Piaster Egyptian Balm 50 F ish’s Lily Svrup • 1 oq Longley.sG reat W e stern Indian Panacea 1 5 0 D u tch PiZIs, o r Lion ofthe Day 371 Bishoph’s A n ti-Bihous Pills 25 H itchcocFs Balsam of H e a lth l 00 “ W o rm T e a 2s ‘‘ C a tarrh Snuff 25 M agnetic Odontica 50 “ H a ir Regenerator 37 * P a r k e r ’s P u lm o n a ry Balm 1 00 Gregory’s Pills 37 ^ Balm of Columbia 50 a n d 75 H itchcock’s A n ti-Bilious P ills 25 C o v e r t ’s B a l m o f L i f e y 50 M ichaux’s Freckle W a s h 50 Lee’s Pills 25 Brandreth’s Pills 25 Post’s Poor M an’s P ills 12 | B a d e a u ’s P l a s t e r s 2 5 Libby’s Bitters 75 Nerve and Bone Rheum atic Linim e n t 50 & 1 00 W ilkinsons Trom a tic W o u n d Salve 37 | Thompsons E ye W a ter 25 H ills BaZs. Honey 25 Cephalic Snuff ' 25 H u n g a rian Balsam of Life 1 00 M c A llister’s A ll H e a ling Ointment 25and50 “ F a i r Oil 50 “ Toilet Oil 50 Segur’s Restoritive Pills 25 and 50 1 00 Larbor’s Ext. Lungwort Clove Anodyne, Certain cure for toothache Clim ax Syrup Dr. Foord’s Pectoral Syrup “ Tonic Cordial “ U n iversal P ill 3 Hooper’s Fem ale Pills Anderson’s Scots Pijls Godfrey’s Cordial Bateman’s Pectoral Drops Turlington’s Balsam of L ife Pacific Oil Eddy’s Rheum atic T incture W arranted. Enderm ic beautifying Soap K e e ler’s Invisible Ink Connell’s Pain Extractor U n ited States Pills Oriental Pills W a tterm an’s Rheum atic P laster Opodeldoc, H a r d ai.d Liquid Edward’s Salt Rheum Ointment Medicated Cough Candy 25 50 75 3 7 | 25 25 25 12* 12* 12* 25and50 50 50 25 25 25 25 50 12*1 150 6 12* 25 and 50 50 25 12* 50 W h ite’s Salve G elatine Capsules Vegetable Pulm o n ary Balsam Chapm an’s Summer Cordial H a rlaem Oil Le Baume De Ninon or T h e French Balm o f Beauty Knapp’s Strengthening Plaster ' 25 Dr. Sm ith’s Sugar Coated P ills 25 with m any others not enum erated. Thesubscriber is agent for most o t the above MEDICINES and war rants every article genuine. „ , L.M. REXFORD. Binghamton, Feb. 11 , 1845. S CA R Y & CO. have just received a fresh sup- • ply ofall kinds o f D ry Goods, Gxocenes, C roctery H a rdw a re and provisions, w h ich they are determined to sell a s cheap a s - t h e cheapest. C a ll dnd see. S. C A R Y A CO. IM P O R T A N T T O DYERS A M A N U F A C TU R E R S . Fustic Copperas, N ic W o o d , Cream Tart,- Coohineal, Blue Vitriol, Oil V itriol, A c ids Ac. Ac. Annatto, L o g w o o d , Indigo Camwooi Alum, Argols, re offered in a n y quantity, a t p rices w h ich w ill compete with any other establishment in the state. Please call and examine. R. C. T R I V E T T . ___________________ Sign of the Golden Mortar. RHEUMATISM. TILAKESLEE’S celebrated specific BoneLi- J D m e n t f o r the c o re o f Rheum atism sprains Ac. forsale by L .M . REX F O R D , B E A U T Y ! B E A U T Y ! ! IVr OBLES M edicated E n d x u h c Soar, a beautifying J. 1 Application whieh will remove all Pikfuw , Blotco- m or Fbxcklxs from the Skin and leave it aoft and free from blemish or dioeaae for sale by L . JK. REXFORD. March 2, 1344. _____________ RO C E R IES. Ju s t received 10 hhd sugar 20 hhd molasses besides any quantity of coftee and tea verycheapby ■ S. C A R Y A CO.. F T H E C A M P A IG N O R 1845 hat;, commenced, and C«ry A Co. a re o n hand w ith a large lot o f Goods- a n d are receiv ing from New-York weekly supplies w h ieh they are now selling a t very low prices. C a lland see. Jan . 1.1845. 8 . C A R Y A C D . IT S T A N D S P R E E M I N E N T , A N D D E F I E S C O M P E T I T I O N ! N o th in g is a b e tt e r or m o re conclusive proof o f th e val ue of a n a r ticle, and its w o rth, than to s e e S C O R E S O F IM IT A T O R S rise up and endeavor by base m e a n s to P A L M U P O N T H E C O M M U N IT Y som e thing tvhich h a rdly resem b les th e genuine article in a sin g le p a r ticu lar. T h e y in j u r c the public by A S P U R I O U S A R T I C L E , n o t o n l y d e p r i v i n g t h e i n v e n t o r o f h i s r i g h t , b u t d e s t r o y a n d CAUSE DEATH; and all for the sak e o f a few p iece s o f s i lv e r . N o punish m e n t is too s e v e r e for s u c h base and m e r c e n a r y w retches, an d in ev e r y c a s e should be e x p o s e d . P E A S E <fe S O N ’S C O M P O U N D E X T R A C T O F H O R E H O U N D C A N D Y has now becom e an established m e d icine throughout the U n ited S t a t e s ; for it is w e ll know n th a t it W I L L C U R E A L L P U L M O N A R Y C O M P L A IN T S , C O U G H S , C O L D S , H O A R S E N E S S , B L E E D I N G A T T H E L U 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 I T I S , A S T H M A A N D A L L S IM IL A R C O M P L A IN T S . T h is m e d icine is not form ed solely from one or tw o c o m - pounds, bu t is a composition that is FO R M E D O F T W E N T Y - F I V E VEGETABLE COUGH INGREDIENTS, to th a t it has th e advantage o v e r a l l other rem e d ies of colds a n d com p laints o f th e lungs, from th e fact that in or dinary m e d icines you have only one rem e d y , w h ich is of no a id, w h ile h e re you h a r e tw e n ty-five com b ined. All over th e U n ited S tates and in E u rope its virtues a r e w e ll know n , b e c a u s e it has invarinblv proved B E N E F I C I A L T O T H E A F F L I C T E D , and in m a n y instances bas effected m o st w o n d e rful cures. P u r c h a s e r s should be c a reful th a t th e y procure th e g e n u ine article, and th e y w ill then ap p reciate its value.— Sold w h o lesale and retail by J . P E A S E & S O N , 45 D ivis ion st, proprietors and M a n u f a c tu rers; 10 A stor H pus$ ; 110 B r o a d w a y : 86 W illiam s t : and 23-2 B road st, N e w a rk , N. J. F o r Sale by R o b e rt C . T rivett, B ingham ton; H . H e m ingw a y , W h it n e y ’s P o i n t ; R o g e rs & H a g a m a n , C h e n a n go F o r k s . -> 40m6 P H E L P ’S C O M P O U N D T h e Vegetable R e m e d y f o r D iseases a r i s i n g f r o m Im p u r itie s o f the B lood, D y s p e p s ia, S c r o f u la, a n d a l l C h ronic D isea s e s ; also a S u b s titute f o r Calom el a s a i Cathartic m Fevers and all Billious Affections. T HEjSEj PlX iIiS are not am o n g those ofcloubiful cfiicucy. They have endured the test in millions of cases in the last s ix years, and now stand established high in th e r e p u tation o f th e public, ip all p a rts o f th e U n ited States, the C a n a d a s, a n d T e x a s ; being ex ten s iv e ly prescrib e d b y th e M edical F a c u lty w h e r e v e r th e y fiave been introduced.— T h e num e rous certificates, w h ich have been presen ted to the P roprietor, from professional m e n and others, evince in an ex tr a o rdinary m a n n e r, t h e i r extensive applicability to disease,s g e n e r a lly . Professional m e n , and those of s e d e n tary habits, loudly a p p laud th e i r h y g e incproperties, in ob viating those evils in c id e n t to th e i r occupation an d w a n t o f e x e rcise. T iiey have no r ival, in c u r in g B illio u s Diseases, D y spepsia, L iv e r C o m p laints, Sick-headache, Jaundice, Colds, Influenza, C a tarrh, R h e u m a tism , H e a rtburn, A c id Stomach, P a lpitation , L o s s o f Appetite, Costive ness, Cholic, 4\°! and b e in g m ild in th e i r operation, w ith out producing debility, th e y a r e p e rfectly safe for those of debilitated and feeble constitutions. A s a g e n e r a lF A M - I L Y M E D I C I N E , they a re u n equalled, b e in g a p p lica ble and safe for tb6 young and th e ag e d . J j j * N o n e g e n u in e w ithout the sig n a tu re o f th e P r o p r i etor, G . R. D lielps, M . D ., H a rtfo rd , C o n n . F o r s a le by A g e n ts (M e rchants an d D ru g g ists) in a ll the country tow n s. A lso, by L . M . R e x f o r d , and R o b e rt C . T r iv e tt,B in g h a m to n ; H» H e m ingw a y , W h i t n e y ’s P o in t; R o g ers & H a g a m a n , C h e n a n g o F o r k s . 40m6 SICKNESS IN CHILDREN A ND the suffering-which they undergo from “wokms” often tend toa fatal termination, while the cause is ne- versuspected. Offensive breath, picking at the nose grin ding the teeth during sleep, starling in sleep with fright and screaming, troublesome cough, and feverish, are a- mong s'ame of the Prominent Symptoms of the presence of worms. A timely use of SH E R M A N ’S W O R M LO Z E N G E S Will immediately remove all these-unpleasant symptoms, and reatoro to perfect health. Sister Ignatius, Superior ofthe Catholic Half Orphan Asylum has added her testi mony in their ifaroi, to the thousands whic.h have gone be fore. She states that there are over 100 children in the Asylum, and that they have been in the habit of using Sherman’s Lozenges, and she has always found them to be attended with the most beneficial oflects. They have been proved to be infallible in over 400,000 cases. C O N S U M P T IO N , Influenza, Coughs,.Colds, Whooping Cough, Tightness of the Luiilfs or Chest may be cured. Rev- Darius Anthony was Tery low from Consumption, Jonathan Howard, the cel ebrated temperance lecturer, was reduced to the verg^.of the grrare by raising blood. Rev. Mr. Dunbar, of New York, the Rev. Mr. De Forest, Evangelist in the Western p*rt: of thi* st*t6, Sebastian Streeter, of Boston, the wife of Orasmus Dibble, Esq. in Moravia, and hundreds of others, have been relieved and cured by a proper use of SH E R M A N ’S CO U G H LO Z E N G E S , And no medicine has ever been offered to the public which has been more effectual in the relief of those dis eases, or which can be recommended with more confi dence. They allay all itching or irritation, render the cough easy, promote expectoration, remove tbe cause and produce the most happjHtnd lasting rilects. Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Sca-sickness, Despondency, Faintness, Cholic, Spasms, Cramps' of the £tom*eb, 5ummer or Bowel Complaints, also all the dis- trcwingsymptoms arising from free living, or a night of dissipation arequiekly and entirely relieved by using SHERM AN’S CAM P HOR LOZENGES. They act speedily and relieve in a very short space of time, giving tone and vigor to the'system, and enable a person using them to undergo great mental or bodily fatigue. RHEUM ATISM , Weak Back, pain and weakness in th'e Breast, Back, Limbs an.d other parts of tbe.body are speedily and effec tually relieved by SHERMAN’S POOR MAN’S PLAS TER, which eostst»nlyT 2 1-2 cents, and is within the reach of all. So great has become the reputation of this article, that one million will not begin to supply-the annual de mand. . It ia acknowledged to be the best strengthening Plaster in the world. ' B E W A R E O F IM P O S IT IO N . Dr. Sherman’s Poor Man’s Plaster has bis name with di- rections printed on the back ofthe Plaster, and# fprjop e i m i l c ofthe Doctor’^ written name underfire direc tions. None others are genuine, or to be rdlied on.. Dr. Sherman’* Warehoucc isNo. 106 N a s s a u *t. N e w Y o r k . Forsale by L'. M. Rexford, Bingbamte*. ’ 41 m M c K innev’slixcIiahge J iutfding.on of th£ C/aflaI, y h e r e f i e l s ‘p repared* to — ___ W e a v e F lovriir(!dC o v e rlets; Flowered;sfrifiW P fcad R u g C A R P E T I N G , and; a lsot P l a i n W e a v» idg, o s as s h o rt n o tice a n d as c h o a p a s a n y other person.— f i e w ill keep experienced workmen} and hopes t# give satisfaction to those-that w ill give hin* a< c a il. Call, o n ce a n d see. S toek, fou n d an d m a d e - i p to Older, if requested. , B ingham ton, J u n e 2 7 ,1 8 4 4 .' ' ; ^ b O N T A G l O U S D IS E A S E S , G E S O F ' T E M P E R A M E N T ,— W e tter,m u si b ^ a d * apted to the iiatu re o f t h e fish, oi1 h e r e w i l l be no p r o p a g a tio n 'o f th e species. T h e soilm u S t b ead* apted tp the seed, o r th e re w ill beno increaaev .*The clim a te m u s t h a v e those .m a tters ifl. i t , w h i^h prill unite and, keep aliv e epidem ical5 o r contagious poisons, o r th e y w ill becom e extin g u ish e d , as a lam p th a t i s unsupplied w ith o i l . 1 Sb it'is'likeW ise w ith the H u m a n F r a m e , i t cannot be m a terially aflectcd bv epidem ic o r contagious xqal&dies^un* le*ss th e r e be those m a tters ffoatingin the'cificulaiiom W h ich Offer tiie a p p ropriate soili B y p u m y i n f w a r bodies w ith i h e B r a n d r e t h P i l l s , w h ich-have'af finity w ith those im p u rities upon w h ich c o n tagion feeds, w e m a y .alw a y s feel s e c u re, whatevjer d isease m ay rage around its, T r u e , w e m a y n a v e J u b u t itxvill soon be'over, o u r sic& h e c sw ili W th'e‘affair ,eot a da or tw o , W hile those w h o h a v e beeh tho w ise to u se this sim p le an d excellent rem e d y , '* iih e r die, o r have w eeks, a n d perhaps m o tnhs o f gfi,ek- nesse ‘ Sudden changes from very h o t to ohilly w e a ther r y unfavorable to h e a lth ; an d r :is a fact u n iv e r sally a d m itted, that heat a n d m o is ture are pow e rful agents in producing disease, a n d that c o n s tant i m r and costaut w e t w e a th e r are both favorable to i t s generation ; it d oes n o t signify • w h a t w e call ir: it m a y he a g u e j i t m a y be billious .fev e r j i t m a y h e yellow lever ; it m a y b e dysentery; it may be.rnea- m a tism ; it m a y be b r o n c h itis; it m a y be c h o j i c ; it may be constipation ofthe bowels ; it m ay W i n - flflmmation p f the bow e ls ; .itm a y be inflammfftiofo o f the stom ach ; i t m a y be a nervous affection:} A»ul still i t i s disease, a n d a disease c u rable by theJBtaw- dertli P il l s , b e c a u se they rem o v e a il im p u ritiesfro n i the body, a ll that can in any m a n n e r fe e d t h e f u r ther progress o f the m a la d y ; no m a tter how c«Ued? thus these pills a r e wot o n ly the m o st proper m e d i cine, b lit generally the only m e d icine that need or Slight to be used. A t tbe present tim e is e v e ry m a n ’s duty w h o w ishes t o secu r e bis health . t o W e th e m ; i t i s the duty o f e v e ry one w h o k n o w s any thing o f th e ir health r e s to r in g pow e rs, to m a k e i t known in his im m e d iate circ le. F o r th e re are some a larm in g signs, whic.h tell o f the approach ot disease. T h e sudden c h a n g e s o f tem p e ram e n t are m e re te be feared and g u a r d e d a g a inst, th a n a y n contagious m a lady. , , • T i e influenza has lelt m a n y in such a s tate o f wea/mess that th e re is in them a g r e a t susceptibili ty to affected by these changes o f th e atm o sphere and c o n tagious m a ladiek; but-by h e tim e ly use of B randerth’s Pills, evan now this susceptibility c a n be in a great m e a s u re rem o v e d , and pow e r g iv e n the system to resist those m o rbific poisons, a n d th e sudden changes o f the w e a ther w ith w h ich i t m a y be b rought in contact d u r i n g th e n e x t fifty dajrst N a ture hasform e d the bow e ls f o r the e v a c u a tion o f alZ unhealthy hum o rs, and i f m a n w o u ld, b m n « e common sense, he. w o u ld 'a k e care they perform e d this office faithfully. I f the b o w e lstrre o u t o f o r d e r ; if too slow o r too fast, a few doses o f B ran d e r th ’s P ills w ill b ring them to order. A s k th e m an w h o was dying from constipated bow els w h a t e h r e J hiin- he tellsyou, B r a n d e r th ’s Pi!Z§. A s k li^m \yhoba<f had dysentery fo r s ix m o n ths, and every remedy- had f a ile d ; he w ill a lso tell j ’o u th e B randerth P ill* cured him in a wee!-. So w ith o th e r 1 -diseases.— T w e lve B randreth P il l s rubbed dow n in H a ifa p i n t o f m o lasses, c u red a little boy of a n n i c e r b l th e lace, w h ich w as rapidly spreading to h iseyes, and w h ich a dozen doctors had tried to cure, but c o u ld n o t ; the p o o r p a reuts w o u ld have given lialf th e y were w o rth to have had i t cured, but everything they tried did n o good, u n til they g a v e it a teaspoon ful of m o lasses e v e ry day, in £ a pint o f w h ich they had rubbed cow n tw e lve B randreth P ills ; before the w h o le o f the m o lasses w a s ta£en the u lc e r w a s cured. A n d yet som e foolish people call B ran dreth’s P ills a quack m e d icine. It would be w e ll i t there w e re a tew m o re suer, quack m edicines.— W ill all your p retended S a rsaparila C o m p o u n d s cure lik e the B randerth P ills I C a p they send you to p ersons cured as D r. B randerth c a n 1 C a n they point out lo you people w h o had been helpless fo r y e a r s ir o m Epilipsy and St. V itu s ’ D a n c e w h o have been cured by t h e ir r e m e d ie s ! Ifth e y ca n n o tjD r . B randreth c a n . C a n they p o int o u n o y o u a person who for tw enty years h a d n e v e r h ad a stool w ithpnl having used m e d icine, o r m e c h a n ical m ean?, and w h o m the B randreth P il l s cured, m a m o n th, a n d gave him as healthy evacuations as he had w h e n h e w a s a child. If they c a n n o t, D r. B randreth can. T h e BB A N D R E T H P I L L S not only do c u ie,all curabie diseases, but it can be demonstrated, that by their tim ely use, they must infallibly cure. In a very short time, Dr. Brandreth will bring before the public a concentration of the virtues of the Branderth Pills,both i n t h e l o r i r of Pills, and in a fluid form, and then he will e x p lain the reeson o f th e curesthat must necessarily be the result o f u sing th e B R A N D R E T H IA N REM E DIES, whether they be internal or externa] I have just received the case of a m e d ical gentienrau, w h o resides at Sherbroojk* Canada, who for twenty years was sorelv afflicted with a disease, which caine out in blotches a«d scab* all over his body. T h i s gentlem a n so f a r forgot hi* prejudices w h ich too often curse his profession, a s to apply p e rsonally to Dr. B randi'eth,and hisconrae proved a happy one, within six months he was en tirely cured ofhis m iserable and tormenting diseas* Ly the use of ihe Branderih Pills. T h e use o f th e B randreth P ills can in no cases do injury, b e c a u s e they a r e m a d e of those herbs-and roots w h ich experience has fully proved alw a y s harm o n ize w ith the hum a n body. T h e om ission o< p u rg in g w ith them in cases o f sickness, is often the cause o f a long a ttack often ending o n ly by a cessa tion o f life. H o w im p o rtant i t is th a t this course shouln be pursued— it w ill not mily be the surest m e a n s o f restoring, but i t w ill i n a great m e a s u re prevent th e recu rren c e o f constitutional m a ladies—it will s u r e ly w e a k e n the m a lignity o f the attacks and in tim e ; secu re rob st health. A s w ith all v a luable m e d icines the B ran d r e th P ills h a v e been s h a m e fully c o u n terfeited, b u t I have succeeded in having executed T H R E E L A B L E S (and w h ich are appended to e a c h box) o f such in trin s ic w o rkm a n s h ip a s to bid d efiance to a l l f u tu r e im itators. N o w h o w e v e r a n e w e v il presents itselt. M y advertisem e n ts a r e taken v e rbatim , a n d usedbA all the m e d icine m o n g e rs o f the day, w h o m e rely ta/tem y nam e o u t a n d in s e r t the nam e o f t h e i r m e d icine i n the place B ran d r e th P il l s occupied in th e advertisem e n t thus stolen from m e . 'y in je w ill prove howjthese speculative g e n tlem e n s u s tain them selves. , * M y F riends m a y re s t satisfied th a t l s h a l j j s a long a s m y life a n d e n e rgies a r e pennitted m e , b v a a O V E R R U L IN G P R O V I D E N C E , attend person ally to the B randreth P ills, a n d t h a t those p ro p e rties w h ich has thus f a r rendered them so p o p u lar w i l l be s till c o n tinued u n im p a ired . B . B R A N D R E T H , M .D . T h e B ran d r e th P i l l s a r e sold by one a g e n t in ev - ery place o f im p o rtance throughout the w o rld, eacfi agent h a v ing a c e rtificate o f a g e n c y from D r . B ran d reth, h a v ing fac-sim iles o f lables on the B randretli P il l boxes e n g raved thereon. B R A N D R E T H ’S P I L L S a r e sold at 25 cenfti p e r box, w ith full d irections, a t the P rincipal O ffice 24 m P r ?a£ wa?r’ 274 B?'Yery, 1S9* H u d son st N . Y . T h e follow ing a r e duly appointed agents f o r t h e sale o f the Braw drel h P i l l s i n B room e C o u n ty. B in g h a m t o n , j . r . O r t o n , H a r p e r s v ille, , H . A . O lendorf, W in d s o r , G . & H . D u s e n b u r y . B i r d s a l l * W h e e l e r , U p p e r L isle. Union,' M a ine, Y o rkshire, U n ion, I). E. A v e ry, J. M . C h a m b e rlain, G . H . C laH \ E. Robbins J r . 27 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 A is agent for the sale of D r. Jam es A lcock’s ceL ebrated Incorruptible Teeth, w a rranted s u p e rior tb Stockton’s or any others in use. A lu ll supply of all th e varieties constantly on hand, for sale a t tb e \* ufactiirers prices. m a r a n u a r y ,1844. ^ L . M . R E X F O R D , Genuine Medicines. T J 'A H N E S T Q C K S Y e rtnifuge a suTe rem e d y -L for worm s with w h ich so m a h y children a r e afflicted. W i s t a r s B a ls a m W iZd C h e rry. W ilds- C a s ter Oi] C a n d y , ipands & JBristols Sassaparilla, T h e g c n u i n e a r t i c l e s ■ a t R . C . T R I V E T T S , ~ ^ CASH FOR LUMBER. T H E •Subscriber h a s opened the sto r e ,. C o r n e r o f C o u r t A F r a n k l i n Bt. ( f o r m e r ly occupied by R . A . F o rd Sc C o .) w ith an entire new Stock oi D R Y G O Q D S , G R O C E R IE S , B O O T S a n d S H O E S , C R O C K E R Y ;&<?» -which w i n be cheap, fo r -.C a s h o r produce. A lso • g o o d P J N K L U M B E R bdtigbtt for w h ich p a r t C A S H w iH r f * paid—S H I N G L E S t a i e n i n e x c h a n g e f o r Goods. • *a38'- * • ’ *8. A . N E W T O N . L
