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A T W O O D S H o t A i r E m p i r e C o o k i n g S t o v e . T H E citizens of Binghamton and vicinity arc re spectfully informed, that the undersigned has procured the right to sell Atwood s H o t A ir Empire Cooking Stove. The advantages which this stove lossessK. over all others that have been invented Witt be readily appreciated upon an examination o f the philosophical principles upon which* it is eon- stnicted, and its p erfect adaptation to purposes designed. It is simple in its arrangement, n ea t anc. chastein itsappeai ance,economical in the consump- lion ot fuel, and both durable and convenient in its use It has a large oven, and four boiler holes the entire heat at all times passes directly in rotation under theffirst three boilers, and then, by an entire IJw arrangement of the flues, is earned around Jlfeh end ofthe oven, and under the fourth boiler in- tothe exit pipe, as will be seen on examination. C E R T I F I C A T E , t v Annexed are a tew who have these stoves in ttsv which will serve in some measure to show the estimation in which they are h e ld: W e , the undersigned, have in use Atwood s Hot A ir Cooking Stove, and are willing to bear testimo ny to its many excellent qualities. It performs all the various' operations of a cooking stove with great convenience, and less fuel, than any other stove we have ever seen or used, and we would recommend our friends and the public, wishing a first rate cook ing apparatus, to examine the Empire Stove p revi ous to purchasing. p . Robins , W m . Cook, E B Greers Sam i Weedy J. Feller, Jas Halstead. Binghamton, Sept. 20, 1845. The New-York Evening Post contains the follow ing notice o fthis Stove, which was exhibited at the late Fair o f the American Institute, at NiJblo’s Gar den, No. 401: , , r A tw o od ’ s H ot A ir E m p ir e C ooking S t o v e .— W e ha^e given this stove a thorough examination, and we think that it is better adapted to culinary purpo ses than any other stove we have examined, and for baking or roasting itm ust be invaluable. The stove is so constructed, that cold a ir is admitted through a hole at the bottom, and then passes through a chamber.by the side of the fire, where it becomes perfectly heated, and is then introduced into the oven. A t the top o f the oven, thereis ahole thi ough which the steam that arises from the article baked is carried off Our attention was directed to this stove by a member of the American Institute, who has lately purchased one for his own use, and he aavs it is superior to any stove that he has ever us ed. This stove may be used either in summer or winter, and with either wood or coal, and will an swer every pui pose of an oven, with about one-third of the expense. Constantly on hand, and for sale by S. J. OLM S T E D , Franklin-street two doors south of L . M. Rexford’s D rug Store, and one door north of T h e I r is office. , N . B. Five siz s of the Prem ium Cookin5 Stoves, together with a general assortment of P a r lor, Box, and other Stoves, and Sheet-Iron, Tin and Copper W a re, constantly on hand, and manu factored to order. n28tf Binghamton Oct. 1st 1845. _____________ OURNING Balzorines a few patterns at June 3d ’45. CROSBY’S. M ‘ F INDINGS.—Another lot of Linings and Find- ings, just received and lor sale at July 1st: A B B O T T ’S. G ROCERIES. Just received 10 lihd sugar 20 hhd molasses besides any quantity of coftee and tea very cheap by a. S. CARY & CO. F T HE C A M P A IG N OR 1845 has commenced, and Carv & Co. are on hand with a large lot of Goods and are receiv ing from New-York weekly supplies which they are now selling at very low prices. Call and see. Jan. 1. 1845. S. C A R Y & CO. w a t e r l i m e ! Article for sale at the “ Exchange Storehouse” C. M’KINNEY. S A L T & FL O U R ! A Flour by the barrel or load for sale by \__________ F . W . T O M P K I N S . AILS.—A full assortment o f Fall River Nails for Bale b y F . W . T O M P K I N S . A g o o d A by S ALT N P R IN T S .—T h e best assortment of Prints in town for sale cheaper than the cheapest by ______________________ F W . T O M P K I N S . I N T H E H E A L IN G A R T ! Im p o r tan t to Invalids a n d F riends o f the S ic k . M EDICINE, however efficacious, has always been taken with dissatisfaction, by the sick, owing to its unpleasant nature. Hence it has ever been the study of all great physicians to disguise its nauceous taste. But their efforts have never been crowned with complete success. It was left for Dr. Smith to accomplish. H aving given the subject his unremitting attention for n early two years, he has, after spending a considerable sum of money, produ ced a medicine which, wh le itis every way agree able to thepalate, is snre to triumph over DISEASE and a ll opposition, and to repay him for his devo tion to the improvement ofthe medical science. D R . G. B E N J . S M I T H ’S SUGAR COATED *•Improved Indian Vegetable Pills,\ A re the result of this labor. T h e ir effects, and the general favor with which they have been received in all parts ofthe United States, warrant the propri etor in the declaration that “they are the greatest improvement in medicine ever known.”. Unlike all all other pills, these neither gripe, produce nau 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 . PA R E N T S cannot be too cautious o f mineral medicines which exert such an all powerful influence upon the sys tem a < to supercede every thing else; (Hilling and silencing both the disease and nature herself alto gether, and often tonstUuting a greater and more grievous disease, -which shall weigh upon man through life. S I C K N E S S IN C H IL D R E N requires the prompt and certain effects o fa mild and agreeable purgative medicine, like these pills. . . W O R M S are instantly expelled lrom the system by their use. Foal Stomach and Furred tongue find a positive antidote in these “ S ugar Coated Pills,” FE M A L E S under any circumstances, may take them, and they Will promote regular action, and preserve health and strength of body and vivacity of mind. For certificates o f ladies, we refer tlie invalid to apam - phet to be had of the agents. But we will merely refer to a few who have been cured by the use ot these Pills. R. Thompson^ 56 North 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 orms. Mrs: S. A. Gould, (M atron of the U. S Naval Hospital) cured of headache and billious affections. Sarah Douglas, comer of Ludlow and W a l k e r s ts eared of pain in the head, dimness of sight, &c. Jas. M. Turner, late of the U . S . Navy, 581 Greenwich st. cured of weakness in the breast, cos- tiveness and difficulty of breathing. Ira Alvord, Cazenovia, N. Y. cured of bilious complaint. James J . Bevins, deputy sheriff, has seen them us ed in the debtor’s prison withjastonis.hing results. Hon. P. C. Lawrence, and Nathan Ball, M. D. of Michigan, have testified to several remarkable cures o f fever and ague by these Pills. . Sold at 179 Greenwich st. N. Y. 8E5\ C A U T IO N .— T h e public should re member that NO (Sugar Coated) Pills can be gen uine, unless Dr. G, BENJ. SM ITH ’S signature is on tne side of everv box. This is important, as miserable medicine may be enveloped with sugar. These Pills are made of the purest materials , 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 vile mixture of aloes and colcynth. Be- ware of such imposition. * P atent O ffice . Received this 17th day of June, 1844 from Dr. G . Benj. Smith by Col. J. D. Stevenson, ihe fee of Thirty Dollars, payable on his application for a Patent for a P ill “Coated with Sugar.” H. L. ELLSW ORTH, Commissioner of Patents, For sale by L. M. Rexford. Binghamton. 6-iy ]U B T I C E .—I it pursuance o f an Order o f John -i-V J t. Dickinson, Surrogate of the County of Brooine, notice is hereby given, to all persons naying claims against the estate of John W . T. Potter, late o f Conklin in said county, deceased, to preaent the same, with the vouchers thereof to the undersigned at h e r residence in Conklin aforesaid on.orjbefore the 10th day o f November n e x t Da. ted*§*y8,10fi&. M ARGARET PO T T E R , m b m tk Administratrix. S A N D S ’ S A R S A P A R I L L A , F O R T H E R E M O V A L AND P E R M A N E N T C U R E O F ALLDISEASESARISING FROM AN IMPURE S„TATE O F T H E -B L O O D , OR H A B IT . . ’ OP THE SYSTEM, VIZ: ’ Scrofula, or King'm Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cut aneous Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules, on the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm, or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of lhc Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Symp toms, Sciatica, or Lumbago, and Diseases. arising from an injudicious u st o f Mercury, Ascites, o f Drop- my, Exposure, or Imprudence in Lvfe. Also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders, will bsrsmovtd by this Pre- peration. I P there be a pleasure on earth which superior beings cannot enjoy, and one which tliey might also envy men the possession of, il is the power of relieving piin. How consoling, tlien,isthc consciousness ofhaving been the in strument. of rescuing thousands from misery to those who possess it. What an amount ofsuffering has been reliev ed. and whataatill greater amount ofsuffering can be pre vented, by the use of Sands’ Sarsaparilla! The unfortu nate viclim of hereditary disease, with swollen glands, contracted sinews and bones half carious, lias been restor ed to health and vigor. The scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome to himself and to his attendants, has been made whole. Hundreds of persons, who had groaned hopelessly for years under cu'ancous and glandular disor ders, chronic rheumatism, and many other complain!* springing from a derangement ofthe secretive organs and the circulation, have been raised as it were from the rack of disease, and now, with regenerated constitutions, glad ly testily to the efficacy of this inestimable preparation. Tlie following certificates recently received will bo. read with interest, and for further proof the reader is referre<J to a pamphlet which is furnished gratis hy all the agents. M essrs .S ands : N ew -Y ork , Dec. 1, 1843. Gentlemen—Parental feelings induce us to make the following statement of facts in relation tothe impoitant cuire of our little daughter, wholly effected by the use ofSandis Sarsaparilla. For nearly three years she was afflicted wiih a most iuvetcrate eruption on the body, which at times was so bad,connected with internal disease, that we despaired ofherlife. The complaint commenced in the roots ofthe hair, aad 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. Itcornmenced with a small pimple or pustule, from which water at first discharged; this produced great itch ing and binning; then matter or pus formed, the sklin cracked and hied, and the pus discharged freely. The snfferings of the child were so great as almost wholly ito prevent natural rest, and the odor from the discharges so Of fensive as to make it difficult to pay that particular atten tion the nature of the 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 virrueofyour Sarsaparilla, we we e induced to give it a trial Beforethe first bottle was all used, we perceived an iin provement in the appearance of the eruption; but the change was so rapid for the better, that wc could scarcely give credence to the evidence of our own eyes. We con tinned its use for a few weeks, and the result is a perfect cure. To all Parents we would say:—If you have children suffering with any disease of the skin, use Sands’ Sarsapa- O R I G I N A L CHEAP DRUG STORE REMOVED, rilla. With yours, &c. feelings of gratitude and respect, we are ELIHU and SARAH SOUTHMAYD, 95 Madison street. The following was addressed to our Agent at Savannah Ogechee Cross Roads, Ga., August 24, 1843. Mr. G. R. Hendrickson, Savannah. I) ear Sir—Having just recovered from a most severe Chronic Rheumatism, with which I have been afflicted for many years, and having used various remedies without any suececs, 1 am induced to write to you in respect fo Sands’ Sarsaparilla, to which valuable medicine I now owe my presenl enjoyment of health. Despairing of ever re covering from this distressing disease, and, while laboring under the most acute agony and pain, I was persuaded ito try the Sarsaparilla so highly recommended for tlie cure of rheumatism. 1 tried one bottle, and the little benefit 1 derived from that one, induced me to givo it a fair trial, which I did, by sending 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- tKde, 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. Yotirs, with respect, &c. DANIEL FOX. B S Prepared and sold wholesale snd retail, by A. B. & I). SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton-street, N. Y. Sold also by Druggists >*enerally thrOushoutthc U. S.— Price S i per bottle—six bottles for $5. For sale by L. M’. Rexfoid Binghamton. 41 A L D ~ N E S A N D LOSS O F H A IR , Is caused by a want o f healthy action ofthe ves sels which throw off the perspiration from the head. W hen these vessels are wedk ot? diseased, the per spiration is thick and clammy ancl 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 of the hair, and for want of which the hair has not sufficient nourishment, anid consequently becomes dry and harsh, and begins insensibly to fall off which continuing to increase, eventually produces baldness. Restore the capilla ry vessels o fthe 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 ayne ’ s H air T onic is the only preparation that has ever been known to produce new H a ir on Balld Heads, which it has done in innumerable instances, and will seldom fail, if properly and p ersevering^ used. For the Efficacy of the above medicine, we refer to Gen. Ephraim Robbins J r. of Uaion, whose hair has been restored hy 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 lor Coughs, Colds, Consumption, W hoop ing Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and every other dis 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. Jayne’s Carminative Balsam Is a certain, safe and speedy cure fpr Dysentery, Diarrhoea. Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, Sick and Nervous Headache, Cramps, Dyspepsia, S o u r S t o m a c h s , &.c. &.C. A_t t h i s se a s o n o f tb e veair it is particularly necessary that families and per sons subject to these complaints, should provide themselves with it, to have it at hand whenever nee 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, “Thait no family should be without it.” L. M. REXFORD, Agent. Jayne’s Life Preservative, An A lterative and D efuratiye P rer * ration com bining all the medicinal virtues of those articles, which long experience has proved to possess the most sale and efficient alterative and Duobstruent properties, forthe cure of Scrofula, King’s Evil!, W hite 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 ofthe Ovaries; Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, &c. All the various Dis eases ofthe Skin, such as Tetter, Ring-woim, Biles Pimples, Carbuncles, &c., Dropsical Swellings, Constitutional Dis >rders, and diseases originating from a depraved o r impure state of tlie blood or oth er fluids of the body. L. M. REXFORD, Agent. W o rm s are Swept A*way From the stomach andbowels by Jayne’s Verm i fuge, 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 1, The e n reis 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 Vermiiuge, 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 ol’the Blood, In flammations, Melancholy, Sich Heahache, Costive ness, Pains in the Head, Breast, Side, Back and Limbs, Bilious Affections, F emale diseases, &c &c. and whenever an Alterative or Purgative Medi cine may be required J j p T h e above popular and valuable Medicines are prepared only by Dr. David Jayne 20 South Third st. P liil’a, and sold by L. M. Rexford only agent in Broome Co. ____________________ n3-ly R O B E R T € . T R I V E T T , Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window and Picture Glass, Dye-Stuffs, Patent Med- . tcines, Brushes, Es ences, Family Groceries, <pc. <pe. W OULD respectfully inlorm his customers and thepublic that notwithstanding the interrup tion caused by the late fire, he has now completed an arrangement by which they can be accommoda ted as heretofore wiih every thing in his line, and they may depend as formerly upon obtaining supe rior articles at lhe Cheapest rates. After the 1st o f April he will be happy to see his patrons at the Store recently occupied by Benjamin F. Sisson, Opposite the “Phenix Hotel,” two. doors west of “Canal Bridge ” On the opening of navigation his stock will be replenished with a most desirable assortment of Fresh Goods. The community at large will find it greatly to their advantage to call at this establishment before purchasing elsewhere. Physicians can obtain a full supply of both mineral and vegeta ble Medicines, at New York prices. Painters and others will be supplied with any quantity of W h ite Lead, Linseed Oil, Boiled Linseed Oil, T u r pentine, Copal Varnish, W hiting, Paris W hite, Em erald and Chrome Green. Verdigris, Glue,Brush es, &c. &e. at twenty per cent less than the usual prices. To Manufacturers. A large assortment of Dye Woods, also Cochi neal, Alum, Copperas, Blue Vitriol, Madder, Ex tract Logwood, Acids, Annatto, Borax Olive Oil, Comb Plate, Clothier’s Jacks, Indigo, Tenter Hook’s &c. &c. lor sale on the most advantageous terms. N. B. All articles warranted to suit, or the p u r chaser lias the privilege of returning. Binghamton M arch 26,1845. ' v a l u a b l e e x t e r n a l r e m e d y . H UNT’S LINIMENT.—This celebrated remedy i* now for the.first rime offered to the New York public; lhe celebrity which it has obtained in the county (\Vestchester) where it was originally introduced, has induced the propri etor to extend its sale throughout the country. There has never yet been discovered an external remedy that has proved so certain in its effects in permanently curing the following diseases: Rheumatism Swelled Limbs, Pain in the Chest and Back, Sprains, Bruises, Nervous Affec tions, Weakness in the Joints, Contractions oftlie Muscles, Burns, Salt Rheum, Croup, Ague inthe Face, Tooth Ache, &c. &c. The following? letters from the highly eminent Physicians who have had charge ofthe Hospital in the Sing SingState Prison for many y e a rs, is the most powerful evidence in fa- vor of this celebrated External Remedy, and is a sufficient guarantee that itis worthy the confidence of the public.— For particulars; see the certificates accompanying each box. Price 25 cents. S ing S in *, December 26th 1844. My Dear Sir: Received your note of yesterday asking rtiyopinion in relation to Hunt’s Liniment, prepared by Mr. G. E. Stanton. Knowing its composition, and having frequently used it, I can recommend it to you as a safe ex ternal remedy, and in my opinion the best Liniment now in use. Very truly and respectfully yours. A. K. HOFFMAN, M. D. Col. P iebre V an C ourt landt . 1 fully concur in the above Opinion. WM. N. BELCHER, M. D. New Oa«TLE, Nov. 20, 1844. Sir—My child was seized with a severe sore throat; the lumps on each side were about half the size ol a lien’s egg. and closed her throat, so that she could scarcely breathe.— At your recommendation I purchased a b ttleof Hunt’s Liniment, which I thoroughly applied to the glands of her throat; it operated like a charm ; a few applications re stored her to perfect health. I have suffered much from salt rheum in my feet. I applied the Liniment, and am happy to say that the soreness and distress which I have experienced in this c .mplaint was entirely relieved. This valuable remedy should be in the hands of every family. AARON L. RYDF.R. Price 25 cents per bottle. For sale by ROBERT C. TRIVETT only agent for Binghamton. nl5-ly. T O C I T Y & C O U N T R Y M E R C H A N T S A N D G R O C E R S —H O T E L & S T E A M B O A T P R O P R I E T O R S —C I T Y & C O U N T R Y F A M I L I E S , A N D T H E P U B L I C I N G E N E R A L . W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A IL 163 Greenwick street, near Courtland, and oppo site the Pacific Hotel, New York, fdf* Be p articular to remember the locatinn o f this store, and not confound it with any other Tea Es tablishment in the street. This store is convenient to th e place of lauding o fth e Albany and Troy steam b o a ts.id W E BEG TO IN F O R M YOU T H A T W E have established ourselves at the above place principally tor the purpose o f meeting the views of o u r w f t o le s a le and la r g e fa m i l y c u s t o m e r s o n t h e North Riverside. The upright manner in which we hare carried on OUf business for several years past, in this city, together with the very high quality and moderate price of our goods, .have earned for us a degree of reputation and renown far beyond that o f any sim i lar house in the United States, and we consider these the best reasons we can uige to obtain your patronage. W e have, liowevpr, much pleasure in stating that we have made, with g n a t care and judgment, our selections from all the spring cargoes, and which comprise the finest specimens of Hyson, Gunpow der, Imperial. Oolong, Pekoe, Ningyong, Congou, Souchong, &c,, which have arrived here thissea- so •, which, with an immense variety of fine and good qualities, we offer a t wholesale and retail.\ W e have, also, the true Government Java and other Coffees, as usual, roasted and ground daily W e ccntinue operations at our other places as heretofore, especially at 121 Chatham street. W e are vour obedient servants. CA N T O N TEA COM P A N Y . New York, Oct. 1845. 121 Chatham street, 361 Grand street, J- New York. 3l8B leecher street, JfJIiG H A M T O N F O U N D R Y . 'T'HEStibscribershaving forined a. co-partnership, 1 and purchased the entire,interest,bi H . M ather tn this ^stablishm entj.'wouM respectful.y a n x o u n c e fo the ditizens o f Binghamton and the public gener- aZZv thatthey a re prepared to execute all orders for CASTINGS & M ACHINERY with* promptness. This establishment has been fijted.upon.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 o f the establishment, en abling the proprietor to execute all orders for cast ings and M achinery upon v ery short notice. Connected with this estabZish ment' is a machine shop under the s trict personaZ supervision ofone of lhe proprietors—M r. Overhiser, who hasforseveral years been connected with some o fthe heavjestman- afacturing establishments inthe stateas a machinist where machinery and other work can be fitted up in as good styZe.as at any other establishment in the state.. Plans and drawings of machinery of every description can be furnished at the furnace. In addition to the general assortment o f castings uxuaZly found\ at establishments ofthis kind, em bracing a great varteiy, can tie found Caldrow Ket tles of alZ sizes. Also hollow ware of every des cription. Stove and stove castings, a general as sortment embracingdiffetent kinds dfm«ny of the improved patterns made from the best o f Iren. A l so Du rkeys recent improved .water wheel. Also Hotchkiss reaction water wheels. AZso Johnson’s recent improved wheels for flour and saw mills, and all the ecessary patterns for miZl g earing of every desciiption. Also steam enginesmanufac- tured ofsufficient power to drive any machinery used in this sectien. W anted in exchange lor cast ings an v quantity of oZd iron, stone coal and most kind of produce. The subscribers hope bystriot attention to thisbusiness to merit, and respectfuZlv solicitpatronage. T H E O .A . TH A Y E R , BENJ. H . OVERHISER. Binghamton, October 25,1843. ____________ 33 L I S T O F P O P U L A R M E D I C I N E S . For Sale by L. M. street, I eet, \ [ street ) 89 Chesnut street, & ) . . . , 45 North Fifth st., \ Philadelphia; S a n d ’s S a r s a p a r i l l a Sand’s Salt Rheum Remedy Roman Eye Balsam Indian’s Panacea McMunn’s E lixir o f Opium Phinney’s Pills Moffat’s Life Pills “ Phoenix Bitters Sherman’s Medicated Lozenges “ Fever & Ague Lozenges “ D inner Lozenges Poor M an’s P laster Jayne’s Expectorant “ H a ir Tonic c‘ Tonic Vermifuge “ Carminative Balsam “ Sanative Pills Dailey’s P ain Extractor H ay’s Liniment for Piles W ashington Elixir lor Dysintery, &c Cooper’s Com Salve M a rr’s Cor?t Salve Gridloy’s SaZt Rheum Ointment Dr. Rush’s Dtfallible Pills Phelp’s Tomato Pills “ Restorative Bitters M ile’s Tomato Pills Fahnestock’s Verm ifuge Cheesman’s Arabian Balsam Allebasi’s BZk. SaZve “ Cough Syrup “ Pile Pills “ Cathartic. P ills “ Plasters “ Fever & Ague Syrup W inslow ’s Balsam of Horehound Taylor’s Balsam of Liverw o rt Mother’s. R elief Fosgate’s Anodyne Cordial W istar’s Balsam ol W ild C h erry Resurrection or Peisian Pills Jew David’s or Hebrew Plas'ter Egyptian Balm Fish’s Lily Svrup Longley,s\Great W estern Indian Panacea Dutch PiZIs, or Lion ofthe Day Bishops’s A n ti-B ilious P ills Hitchcoc/z’s Balsam of Health “ W o rm T e a . ^ “ Catarrh SnufF ^ “ Magnetic Odontica “ H a ir Regenerator Parker’s P ulmonary Balm G r e g o r j ’-’s P i l l s Balm of Columbia Hitchcock’s Anti-Bilious Pills Covert’s Balm of Life M ichaux’s Freckle W ash Lee’s P ills Brandreth’s Pills Post’s Poor M an’s Pills Badeau’s Plasters Libby’s Bitters Nerve and Bene Rheumatic Liniment W ilkinsons Trom atic W o u nd Salve Thompsons Eye W a ter Hills BaZs. Honey Cephalic Snuff Hungarian Balsam of Life M cAllister’s All Healing Ointment “ H a ir Oil it Price $1 00 1 00 25 2 00 25 25 and 37^ 25 and 50 1 00 . 25 1 00 50 12$ 50 and 1 1 CO 00 50 50 25 00 00 1 00 25 25 50 , 12$ 37$ 25 50 25 50ahd 1 00 50 50 25 25 12$ 50 50 1 and 1 50 2 00 D r . H e r z ’ G e r m a n V e g e t a b l e HEADACHE PILLS, RE PA RED by T jm > kn & C o ., New Lebanon, N . Y .—Among the Tarioat remedies ^before the public there are none whose virtues have been more cheerfully and universally acknowledged, as being peculiarly well adapted for removing Headache, Sick Headache, and the whole class of kindred disea- ses, by restoring a healthy tone and action to the S.tomach, from a disordered state of which arise most, if not all the dijficultie* of the head. It was the result of many years study and experi ence of an eminent physician, and was used by him through a long and extensive, practice; it is a happy combination of vegetable substances, is mild, safe, but effectual. Headache is a disease front which arises more misery to the human family than from almost any other, being insidious in its course, and not being directly fatal, is frequently neglected to such an extent as to impair the general health, injure the constitution and induce dangerous diseases.— When there are indications of an approaching attack of Sick Headache if an immediate resort be had to the Pills the attack will be obviated. Then, if a dull, disagreeable sensation of the head is felt, -caused by a determination of blood' to the bead, or in cases of periodical \Headache; they will be found effectual in curing and obviating the attacks. Food should be taken in moderate quantities, hearty aed stimulating kinds, and articles apt to produce acidity avoided. When the system has beeu a long time out of order, and a predisposition to severe and sudden attacks, some little time with patience, and constant use of the medicine will be. necessary, before full advanta ges will be derived from it. They have been found equally efficacious in Dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss of appetite, Heartburn, Giddiness, &c. Its success whi'.e used in private medical practice, as well as sincc-it has been before the public, affording conclu sive evidence of its value, and the proprietors desi rous of placing it within the reach of every individual, have been induced to reduce the price to twelve and a half cents per Box. lETFor Sale by Robert C. Trivett, Binghamton; Canfield & Steele, Union; H. Jennings, Union Vi I. lage; W. R, Root, Chenango Forks— where ample Testimony may be seen. 32-ly. W e s t’s C h lorine Cosmetic A N D P IL L S , F OR the cure of Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worms, &c. Unparalleled success! This remedy has given relief in every case, and has cured over two thousand nine hundred in tukek thousand . The above medicine is a rare combination of med ical remedies of great value ; from Hs superior heal ing properties, and from its use in many cases when all other remedies have failed, not only curing but giving relief immedialely-T-justifies us in saying that itis the most valuable and efficacious remedy ever presented to the public in cases of Salt Rheum Ring Worm, Scald head, and all diseases of the Skin and Blood. It is not offered like many nostrums of the day, upon the mere recommendation of the proDrielors, but upon the testimony of Piiysicians, eminent in their profession, who have not only examined the compo sition, but tested its healing virtues in their practice, and upon tbe- testimony of others who have been relieved from a sta t e of suffering, a f te r having tried o, all other prescriptions in vain. 1 00 31 a n d 62$ 50 50 1 00 1 50 37$ 25 1 00 25 25 50 37$ 1 00 3~$ 50 and 75 25 J 50 50 25 25 12$ 25 to 50 & 1 00 37f 25 2 5 ',lage; VV The success which has attended this medicine is wonderful beyond description. Persons with the most inveterate eruptions covering the whole body and head, causing the hair to fall off and who have tried all the remedies and skill they could procure wiihout any lasting benefit, have been in a few weeks perfectly and permanently cured. Of this fact hun dreds of certificates could be procured, but they could not more thoroughly convince the public than the testimony already adduced. When men of the first respectability and standing in community think it their duty to incur the res ponsibility of recommending it to their fellow citizens it is evident that there must be something more than common in its effects. Itis also equally appa rent that Piiysicians will not hazard their reputation in recommending a medicine not justly tested, or which is unworthy of notice. These facts offer an argument so plain-and conclusive that they need only be mentioned to enforce conviction. EF For sale by Robert C. Trivett, Binghamton ; Sandford & Steele, Union ; H. Jennings, Union Vil- R. Rout, Chenango Forks— where ample 1 00 25 and 50 50 50 25 and 50 1 00 MEDICAL CARD. D OCTOR F A W C E T T , of 196 Fulton street New York Member ol the Royal College oi of of RUSHES.—A general assortment of Paint Varnish, scruba»d W h ite W ash Brushes. R. C. T R I V E T T S . L ILY’ SYRUP. T h e price o f this popular med icine for the cure of cough and consnmptionis reduced to SI ,00 per bottle, L.M . REXFORD. A u g 2 9 ,’43. -------------- Royal Surgeons, of London and Edinburgh, Graduate the Jefferson Medical College of P h iladelphia; al so, author of a work embracing the following- sub jects vi2:—Matrimony, Impotency and Sterility, anatomically, physiologically,and medically ex plained, with a comprehensive exposition of the nature and modern treatment o f Syphilis, Seconda ry symptoms, gonorrhoea, gleet strictures, noctur nal emissions, a n d all the c o n s e q u e n c e s a r i s i n g from self-pollution. Doctor Fawcett continues his private consultations on the above-mentioned dis eases, at his long established office, 196 Fulton street, whe e the most aggravated forms of all affec tions o f the generative organs will yield to his mode oftreatment, without restraint in die. o r excercise, and without mercury. Even when the procreative energies become torpid o r paralyzed, from exces sive indulgence, or lrom masturbation, he will be able to restore the parts to health and vigor. Per sons at a distance, enclosing 5^1, can have a copy o f the work. All letters must be post-paid, and directed to Dr. H. Fawcett, 196 F ulton street N . Y. nl5-6ni To the Ladies in particular. A ND to all who are desirous ofa Y o u thful ap pearance, or are troubled with Pimples, Erup tions, recent F recklks, Tanned or D ried and Shri velled Skin, or Prem a ture W rinkles. LE B A U M E DE NINON, . or T H E FREN C H BA L M OF BEAUTY, will be round the best remedy ever yet offered to thepublic. Price 50cts pr Bottle. For sale by L. M. REXFORD, only agent at Binghamton. $ Toilet Oil Segur’s Restori'.ive Pills Larb'»r’s Ext. Lungwort Clove Anodyne, Certain cure for toothache Climax Syrijp Dr. Foord’s Pectoral Syrup “ Tonic Cordial “ Universal Pill3 Hooper’s Female Pills A n d e r s o n ’s S c o ts P i l l s Godfrey’s Cordial Bateman’s Pectoral Drops T u r l i n g l o n ’s B a l s a m o f L i f e Pacific Oil E d d y ’s R h e u m a t i c T i n c t u r e W a r r a n t e d Endennic beautifying Soap K e e l e r ’s In v i s i b l e In k Connell’s Pain Extractor United States Fills Oriental P ills W atterm an’s Rheumatic P laster O p o d e ld o c , H a r d a i .d L i q u i d Edward’s Salt Rheum Ointment Medicated Cough Candy W h ite’s Salve Gelatine Capsules Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam Chapman’s Summer Cordial Harlaem Oil Le Baume De Ninon or ) The French Balm of Beauty $ K n a p p ’s S t r e n g t h e n i n g P l a s t e r Dr. Smith’s Sugar Coated Pills with many others not enumerated is agentformostottheabove M E D ICINES and war rants every article genuine. L. M . REXFORD. Binghamton, Feb. 11, 1845, Dr. Segur’s Restorative Medicine.- :5 50 75 37$ 25 25 25 12$ 12$ 25 and 50 50 50 25 25 25 25 50 12 $ 150 6 12$ 25 and 50 50 25 12$ 50 25 25 Thesubscriber “B y attending lo a fam ilial fact,which others passed unheeded,oDr. Jenner rclievedmankind from one of the most destructive diseases that ever afflicted them. A B O U T eight y e a rs since D r, S egur first dis covered and tested the p roperties o f this med icine, in a trial an himself, in a ease of Dyspepsia. H is attention was immediately attracted bv p a rti > ular influences and effects on the system, which he conceived to be both new and im p o rtant; and des tined to effect im portant results in fhe application •of medicine. T h e pub/ic are invited to m a k e a trial of this M edicine. It isbeZieved that there is n o Medicine offered at this time equal to this, forthe cure o f N er vous Derangements in all its forms—Hysteric Af fections and W eaknesses and Suppressions peculi ar to females—Bilious Complaints, Costive and re laxed habits,bowel complaints in children as welZ *s adults—dizziness and general affections ofthe Head; E ars and Eyes—coldness and numbness a f the limbs, and want of circulation in recovering from fevers bodily Injuries, &r —paralytic indications and affections—Scroffula, lacaZ swellings, inflam mations and Eruptions, Sore Eyes and other effects of Im jure Hum o rs. Itis rem arkably Jhappy and thorough in removing the lingering effects oi severe colds,tightness, tick ling catarrhs, and other Bronchial and Lung Affec tions, so often leading to permanent disease. The price o f the above Medicine, which is in the form of Pills, is 25cts. A 50cts. per Box. ‘For sale by L .M . REX F O R D , Agent. Binghamton. 3 l t f S CARY & CO. have just receiveda fresh sap- • ply ofall kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries Crockery H ardw a re andprovisions, which theyare determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest: Call dnd see. S ,; C A R y V C 0 ; Testimony may be seen. 31—ly \l^T E V V B O O K S — F a n n e r s L ibrary for Oct A. w T b e Am erican Shepaid. P r a y e r Books (Jheevei’s Lectures on the Life and times of 'B u n y a n §1 50 W ilson’s Miscellanies $1,25. Life of Netileton. M rthodUt H y m n ’s. Milton’s complete prose works $5,00. Christian Psalmist. Cruden’s Concordance $2 . Mrs. E llis C o o k ery 12 1 2 cts Just Received at H E P ratt’s Bookstore. i f E W M U S IC — Love N o t 64. Punchs Mazurkas Is. 9 favorite Polkas for Is. O mdrilles from the Bohemian Girl Is. 7 pie ces from Bohem ian G irl 25 cts. § Songs and Balia ids hy M oore 25 cts. ' Just Received at Piatt’s New Book Store. » R. P H I N N E Y ’S F A M I L Y P I L L S — T h is excellent family medicine constant ly for Sale by L M. R E X F O R D , A g e n t for the proprietor. S I C K N E S S I N C H I L D R E N A ND the suffering which they undergo from “worms” often tend to a fatal termination, while lhe cause isne- versuspected. Offensive breath, picking at lhe nose grin ding the teeth during sleep, starling in sleep with fright and screaming, troublesome cough, and feverish, are a- mong same o fthe Prominent Symptoms of the presence of worms. A limety use of SH E R M A N ’S W O R M LO Z E N G E S Will immediately remove all ihese unpleasant symptoms, and restore to perfect health. Sister Ignatius, Superior ofthe Catholic Half Orphan Asylum has added her testi mony in their lavoi, tothe thousands which have gone be fore. She states that there are over 100 children in the Asylum, andihat they have been in the habit of using Sherman’s Lozenges, an*1 she has always found them to be attended with the most beneficial offects. They have been proved to be\ infallible in over 400,000 cases. C O N S U M P T I O N , Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Tightness of the Lungs or Gliest may be cured. Rev. Darius Anthony was very low from Consumption, Jonathan Howard, the cel ebrated temperance lecturer,-was reduced to the verge of the grave by raising blood. Rev. Mr. Dunbar, ofNew York, the Rev. Mr. De Forest, Evangelist in the Western part of tin’s stale, Rev. Sebastian Streeter, of Boston,- tlie wife ofOrastnus Dibble, Esq. in Moravia, and hundreds of others, have been relieved and cured by a proper use of S H E R M A N ’S C O 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 al] itching or irritation, 'render the cough easy, promute-expectoration, remove tbe cause and produce the most happy and lasting effects. H E A D A C fiE.'' Palpitation ofthe Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Sea-sickness, Despondency, Faintness, Cholic, Spasms, Cramps ofthe iMomacb, jSummer or Bowel Complaints, also all the dis- trcssingsymptoms arising from free living, or a night of dissipation are quickly and entirely relieved by using S H E R M A N ’S G A M P H O R LO Z E N G E S . ey act speedily and relieve in a very short space oftime, giving tone and vigor to the system, and enable a person UBliig them to undergo great mental or bodily fatigue. w R H E U M A T I S M , T . ®a* Back, pain and weakness- in th e Breast, Back, Limbs and o'her-parts of the body are speedily and effec- tually relieved by SHERMAN’S POOR MAN’S PLAS- e u :i costs only 12 1-2 cents, and is within the reach ofall. iSogreat has become the reputation of this article, that one million will not begin to supply the annual de- inand. It is acknowledged to be the best strengthening Plaster in the world. BEW A R E O F 1 M P O S I T I O N . Df. Gherman’s Poor Man’s Planter has his name wiih di rections printed on the back ofthe Plaster, and a -fTr fat simile ofthe Doctor’s written name under the. dircc^ tions1. None other*' are genuine, or to be reljed on. Dr jSbermanV Warehouse is No. A 06 Nassau st. New York. Forsale bylLM.R exford, Binghamton. ' 41 Cheap M arble FactojrjK ~ ’ CONGDOft * WHITING, M aible Dealers. Binghamton, N. V. begleave to say to their large circle of customers, and the public generally, that they still con tinue their Marble Shop on Court st., a fe.w doors east of the Canal Bridge, and that they constantly enlarg ing their facilities for the accommo dation of those who may need articles in their line. In the beauty and ______ If- durability of the material they lurnish, as well as excellency of workman&hip, correct and appropriate letteringand \carving and fineness o f finish, theyare 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 and Penn sylvania, that they will supply them on as favora ble terms as any dealers west of Albany and New- York. They have now on hand a well selected assort ment o f Marble, for Tomb Stones, T ables, Hearths, Paint Stones, Sinks, W indow Caps and Sills, &c.j and any rarer article in their line, such as costly Monuments or Mantels, they will hold themselves in readiness to furnish to order on the most reason able terms. Orders from the country are solicited, and the articles DELIVERED, i f desired. Country Produce will be received inpayment, Binghamton Feb. 17. 1845. \ VA L U A B L E ~ M E D I C I N E S , F or S ale a t th is O ffice. B R A N D R E T H ’S PIL L S , and the only place where the purchaser can rely on finding the GENUINE. B r a n d r e t h ’s L i n i m e n t . Bishop’s Pills, Goodman’s Pills, Miles Tomato Pills, Jew David’s or Hebrew Plaster, Longley’s Great W e tern Indian Panacea# Roof’s Ringbone Cure, R o o f’s Founder Ointment, Kittrage’s E a r Ointment. N O T IC E is hereby given that tho Notes, Books and Accounts o f Benjamin Jones, have been as signed to the subscriber. They wilZ be found forthe present with Joseph W hite at the Office ofB . N. Loomis Esq., Ali persons h aving unsettled accounts with the said Jones a re requested to *eaZl and settle them immpdiately ISAA C V. W H IT E . Sept. 25 1844. _______ 27 tf. _________________ NEW A R R A N G E M E N T —FA N C Y W E A V ING AND DYEING. J OHN R. H A R V E Y , has taken*shop formerly occupied by Chas.-E. Jbhn§on, on Court street in M cKinney’s E xchange BuiZdisg, on the East side of the Canal, where he is prepared to Color and Weave F low e r'd Coverlets; Flowered, striped and Rug CA R P E T IN G, and also Plain Weaviog, os as short notice and asclm ap as any other person. — He will keep experienced workmen, and hopes to give satisfaction to those that will give him a ca/1. Ca'l onceawd see. Sto»k, found andm a d e upto ojder, if requested. Binghamton, June 27,1844. - -------- C r o c k e r y and L o o o k i i r g Glasses at H A L L ’S . O NE of the largest Stocks of Crockery is for s a l e a t H a l l ’s w h i c h is t o b e fttin t l ill B r o o m e County. The prices are made to s it the times:call a n d see, i f y o u w a n t te fin d a c o m p l e t e a s s o r t m e n t . Sept. 9th 1845. ___________________________ D E N T IST R Y . The subscriber continues to perform every operation upon the teeth accor ding tothe most modern and. improved principled of th e a r t . T h o s e -who a r e d e s i r o u s o f r e p l e t i n ” the vacancies caused by the loss ol their original teeth a r e r e s p e c t f u l l y i n v i t e d to c a l l . T e r m s r e a s o n a b l e . Office directly opposite the Phenix Hotel; and over U . M. Stoweis’ Store. J. C. ROBIE. N. B . Dentists supplied with full sets o f instru ments. Turnkeys and other surgical instruments kept constantly on hand and for sale. J. C. R. P A I N T S A N D OILS: ' A fresh supply of P u re ExrraNo. I W hite Lead, Jx- Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Pressed W h ale Oil. Venetian Red, French Yellow, Spruce Yel- Jow, Emerald Green. Chrome Green, Verdegrise, Spanish Brown. W hiling, P aris W hite, Putty, &c. &.c . For sale at New York prices, cal I at TRIV E T T ’S ______________ • Opposite ihe “ P henix Hotel.” P o lish Your B o o t s ! ! N O m a n can be-w e ll d r e s s e d u n le s s bis boots are w e ll b l a c k e d , a n d if y o u w a n t y o u r boots to sh i n e a c c o r d i n g to t h e la t e s t s ty le, b u y H I N D S S U PERIOR OIL PA S T E BLACKING, aji entirely n e w p r e p a r a t i o n , W a r r a n t e d to n o t i n j u r e t h e l e a th er, and io produce a more beautiful lustre than any b l a c k i n g e v e r used. For Sale W holesale and retail by ___________ L. M. REXFORD, Sole agent. T O D E N T I S T S ! IN C O R R U P T IB L E T E E T H .—The subscriber X is a g e n t f o r t h e s a l e o f D r . J a m e s A l e o c k ’s c e l ebrated Incorruptible T e e th, warranted superior to S t o c k t o n ’s o r a n y o t h e r s i n use. A lu l l su p p ly o f all the varieties co.nsiantly on hand, for sale at the m u f a e u i r e r s p r i c e s . ara nuary, 1844. __________ L. M. REXFORD. Genuine Medicines. F a h n e s t o c k s verm ifuge a sure remedy fo r w o r m s w ith w ’lic h so m a n y c h i l d r e n a r c afflicted. W istars Balsam WiZd Cherry. W ilds C a s t e r O i l C a n c ly, S a n d s & B r i s t o l s S a s s a p m -illa.. The genuine articles, at R. C. TR IV E T T S . CA S H F O R L U M B E R . . X >HE (S u b s c r i b e r h a s o p e n e d th e store, Corner of Court & Franklin St. (form erly occupied by R. A. Ford & Co.) with an entire new Stock ol DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, B O O T S and SHOES, CROCKERY &c. which w ill be sold c h e a p fo r C a s h o r p r o d u c e . Also good PIN E LUMBER bought, for w h i c h part CA S H will be paid—S H IN G L E S taicnin exchange for Goods. n38. S. A tN E W T O N . T H E P S A L M I S T , a new collection of Hymns for the use of Baptist Churches, by Baron Stow and S. F . Smith, for sale at this office. May 14, 1845. H a r d w a r e cheap at May 1. 1845. and Groceries uncommonly S. H . P . H A L L ’S ] ) A W AND BOILED LINSEED OIL.—A large -I V quantity of raw and boiled ,Linsee<l Oil just received and for sale cheaper than ever before sold in thiscounty. W arrentedpure. T R IV E T T ’S June 17,1845. Cheap D iug Store. 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 ear ache, and for sores gathering in the head. One application will cure: the ear ache, and a lew applications in the course of a few weeks, will efiect a permanent cure sores gathering in the head. It will prevent Deal ness, ii used in season, and is an immediate cure for humors in cuts, burns and hog bites, quelling the fever and humors and causing it to run and heal,- and shin sores which som e are troubled with for many years, kr.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 cent$. f k -For sale a t this Office, also by Hagaman So, Birdsall, Chenango Forks, and Canfield & Steele,1 Union. 36-ly. - T h e very best M edicine in u s e !! I S Dr. Chapmans Summer Cordial lor the c u reof Dysintery, Diarrhoea and Cholera Morbus, Sum mer Complaints, also F latulent and Spasmodic Cho lic. This medicine is prepared from a verita ble pre scription of the Celebrated Dr. Chapman of P h ila delphia and is really and truly the 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 the commencement o f the above dis ease. Price IV^ cts and 37$cts pr Bottle^ 3 For Sale only by ” \\ L..M. REXFORD: -#— B E A U T Y ! B E A U T Y ! ! N o b l e s medicat*® endebmic soAP, a be» ^ | \ 5 Application which will remove nil Pimpa*B, i« or FtKCKiEsfrom the Skin and leave ^it : from blemishor disease ior sale by L.M. HLAruKO. March 2, 1844.
