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*'** v ; v ?vi& ) s?v ty. B ARCLAY’S A M A BAL9AM. This Medicine ban now been before tbe pub- 'ic for about three years, and although We have’ not ospeti ded thousand* of dol lars in puffing it, ra- tber trusting to its own merits for a reputation (which it\ has most fully-sustained) We now feel warranted in rec ommending it to the community as tbe most SAFZ, cxaTAiN and 8FIIDT eyas for ail diseases of the LIJN(rS that has ever yet been offered. We do not claim for it atiy foreign origin, nor do we wrap it up in the mantic of antiquity.. ti lt what its name implies; an American . article, compound ed of Roots and Plants, the medicinal qualities of Which are known to every one, and are the productions i f our own soil. All thatwe, do claim, is, that we have selected from thoso productions and made a combination, which ife for the purpose* we recommend it, superior to any ever before in vented ; and we now assert, what we fully believe, tha* CoNSCMPTiOir CAif’BK CtrazD, ir. a majority ofthe cases, by the timely use of this Balsam, and all ordinary Coughs, without a single .exception. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Ooltom A.Bkidocs, Syracuse, N .Y . For sale by Agents (Merchantsand Druggists) in all thp country towns. Also, by L. M-. Rexford and R. C. Triv- ett, Binghamton ; H. Hemingway, Whilney’sPoint: Ro gers A-Hagaonap, Chenango Porks. N. Grimes, of Mareelius, Onondaga Co. General agent for the State. < rriOtni; P f l E L P ’S C o m p o n n d T o m a t t o P i l l s . The V e g e tab le R e m e d y for D isease* arisin g from Im p u r i tie s o f t h e Blood, D y s p e p s ia, Scrofula, a n d al.l C h r o n ic dis e a s e s ; also a s u b s titu te for C ^ n m e l a s a C a th a r t ic in F e v ers a h d all B ilions a ffections. T h e s e P il ls a r e not am o n g those o f d o u b tful efficacy. T h e y have en d u r e d t h e t e s t i n m illions o f c a s e s i n t h e last s ix y e a rs, arid now -stand estab lished h igh in t h e ‘reputation o f t h e public, in a ll p a r t s o f t h e U n ited S tates, t h e C a n a d a s , a n d T e x a s ; b e in g ex te n s iv e ly p r e s c r ib e d by tb e M e d ical F a c u lt y w h e r e v e r th e y have b e e n in tr o d u c e d . T h e num e rous certificates w h ich have been presented to (he Proprietor, fr.om professional men a n d o th e r s , e v i n c e i n a n ex tr a o rd in a ry m a n n e r , tb e i r e x te n sive applicability ti) d iseases g e n e r a l l y . P rofessional m e n and those of s e d e n tary habits, loudly applaud th e i r h y g e - in e prop e r ties, in o b v iatin g those evils in c id e n t to th e i r o c cupation a n d w a n t o f e x e r c ise. T h e y h e r o h o rival, in c u rin g B illious D ise a s e ^ D y s p e p sia, L i v s f C o m p laints, S ick-lieadache, J a u n d ice C o lds, In- flaena*, C a ta r r h , R h e u m a tism , H e a r tb u r n , A c id Stom a c h , Palpitation. Loss o f A p p e tite, C o s tiv e n e s s , C h o lic, A c ; an d Vein£T m il d i n th e i r operation, w ithout producing debility, th e y a r # p e r f e c tly safe for those o f dcbilitoled and feeble ' constitutions. A s a g e n e r a l Pl'M ll.T M z d ic in e , they are unequalled, being applicable anil safe for the younf ahd t h e a g e d - N o n e g e n u i n e w ith o u t t h e e i g n i t u r e o f t h e Proprietor, G R Phelps, M. I). Hartford Cbnn. Price 25c. Foir s a le b y A g e n ts (M e r c h a n ts an d D rugg ists) in all.th e co u n tr y tow n s. A lso, by L , M R e x ford an d R . C . T rivett B ingham ton ; H . H e m ing w a y , W h it n e y ’s P o int ; R o y e r s A H a g a m a n , C h e n a n g o F o r k s . N G r im e s , o f M a reelius, O n o n d a g a C o ., G e n , A g e n t for t h e S tate. ; 40m6 H E R S R R A N * S A r a b i a n B a l s a m . p o r th e c u r e o f W o u n d s , B ru ises, S p r a in s , F r a c t u r e s , B u rns, S c a lds, C o u g h s , S o re L u n g s , S o re T h r o a t, O u in s ies, C roup, S o re o f Inflam e d E y e s , A g u e in th e F a c e , C a ta r r h , G o i tre , A ' Ute o r C h r o n ic R h e u m a tism , P iles, F istu la, Sores, U lcers, G a n g r e n e , C h ilblains,w o n n d e d ’b r s tiff J o ints,n u m b o r P e r i s h e d L im b s , an d local Inflam m a tions ol a ll k in d s . T h is v a luable preparation has long b e e n know n , a n d b a b e d on its ow n m e r its, a n d s u p p o rted by incontestible facts; i t b a h a c q u ir e d a rep u tation unsu r p a s s e d b y an y o f t h e va rio u s m e d ic in e s o ffered to th e public, for t h e p e c u liar and efficacious property i t possesses for c u r in g a n y o f t h e above com p laints; by ch a n g in g d iseased action, and exp e lling from th e system t h e various forms o f d iseases an d su f f e r in g . B e in g p r e p a r e d in accordance w ith strict, a n d w e ll estab lish e d chem ical law s , its reputation bas b e e n a n d still ia onw a rd, and i t is now ex ten s iv e ly used in a l l p a r ls o f t h e U n ited States. M any em inent Physicians, in different States, now use it in th e ir p ractice, and have authorized the publication of their certificates, a u d thousands of p ersons w h o se declining health had brought them alm o st to the verge o f all untim e ly grave, have been rescued and perm a n e n tl y restored to h e a lth. P rep a r e d only by E . C h e i e e MAN, Richfield Springs, N . T . S o ld b y C o lton A B rid g e s , S y racuse. A lso, b y L , M . R e x fo rd a n d R . C . T r iv e tt, B in g h a m ton ; H . H e m ingw a y , W h it n e y ’s P o i n t ; R o g e r s A H a g a m a n , C h e n a n g o F o r k s . N . G r im e s o f ‘M a reelius, O n o n d a g a C o ., G e n e r a l a g e n t for th e S ta te. ,n40m6 F A L L A N D YVINTE1L P^§[H 1 0 © N ! H a v i n g re ceived the Fashions for fall .and W inter,— I I w o u ld c a ll the a t tention o f m y custom e rs and the public to this fact, that I h a v e m y Usual assortm e n t o f H a ts , finished anH trimmed superior to any offered for sale in this place; and I need not add, that they are made of the best stock now used in Hats, as any one will ad mit by calling and examining. Prince de Joinville Caps, the most approved style in New-York for the Winter. A first rate a rtiJe of Men and Boys’ Broadcloth Caps. Youths, cloth and silk velvet Caps. Clolh caps, fine and com mon, F a r Trimmed, and of every variety of style 4 suitable for the season. Also a good ass->rtment r f OTTER, SEAL, NUTRIA and MUSK CAPS. H a ir seal, seloit, Velveteen and Glazed caps.. Y © T H E I wish tp call your attention to my large and beautiful assortment of M U FFS! such as Isabella Bear, Rocky Mountain Fox, no. 1. X X. Black Lynx, (no better can be produced) short Lynx, Im itation do. Grey Fox, German Lnstred Genett,(not Inferior to Lynx) Belgium and French Coney Muffs. Ladies’ stocks Misses Fancy Muffs.— W hite Rabbit and French coney skins for trim mings. In short every article usually kept in the Fancy Fur line., Please call and examine. BUFFALO ROBES. A good article which will be sold at a smell ad vance from New-York prices for CASH or ready B . All of the above articles are ofthe latest patterns, made of thebest materials, and bought a s - low as cash can buy, and I shall not be undersold I . A . B. ROGERS. Binghamton, Nov. 4th 1845. N E W GOODS, N E W GOODS! m t m C H . BULKLEY A Co. have just retorned • from New York with a splendid, assortment ot Fall and W inter Goods which they art now of fering to the public, as low as can be fouud in any other Establishment in town. Among which are Broadcloths, Cassimers, Sattinetts, Vestings, dress Goods of all descriptions. American English and French Prints, of all styles and qualities-together with every article usually calkd for in a Dry good \store. In the Crockery line we beg leave to saythatour; assortment is large and that we arejiot to be under-’ sold by any ci our neighbours. Ready Made Clothing kept constantly on hand and selling at such prices’ that customers can no) complain. Produce ofall kinds taken in exchange for Goods. f i r Clothes Cut or Made to order on the shortest police and Warranted. Dont forget the name. C. H BULKLEY A Co. Binghamton Oct. 27th 1845. ET THE BANNER W AVEINTRIUM P H 1—Only a little n to the public •( f E T _____ N | J L a little more than foffc year* ago Waa first introduced NEW GOODS. Cheaper than the Cheapest!! F . W . T O M P K IN S . A T T H E L E R O Y S T O R E one door e a st-of the canal i s now offering to the public g r e a t baN g a in s i n goods ol all descriptions. A m o n g his a s sortm e n t w ill b e found a g reat variety o f DRESS GOODS, * C o n s is ting o f Cashm eres, Rep do. M u slin de L a ine, B lack Alpaccas, changeable and figu red do. silk W a rp do. P rints o f a ll k inds snd q u a lities. BROADULOTHS, C a s s im e res, S a tin e ts, B e a v e r and P il o t cloths, F r e n c h cloths and C a ssim e res, F r e n c h D o e skins, F l a n n e l s o f all colors, S a lisbury flannel, P laid clo a k in g , D r a b m o reen. HOISERY. L a d ie s ’ w h ite M e r in o H o s e , w h ite and black C o tton do. b l a c k W o r s te d ,d o . ribed and p lain , b lack sillc do. ribed and p iain , C a s h m e re do m ade “co lo rs, A lp a c c a do. m a d e c o lors. M e n s ’ M e r in o a n d W o o llen j H o se. BOOTS A N D SHOES. M e n s ’ a n d Boys* c o a rse a n d fine b o o ts and shoes. Ladies* S lippers of a ll q u a lities, L a d ies’ fine kid ' B a s k in s , double a n d sin g le soles, ch e a p e r than th e y h a v e e v e r beea sold in B ingham ton. GROCERIES, PAINTS OILS A N D DYE STU F F S , NAILS, GLASS &c A l l o t W hich w ill be s o ld f o r R e a d v P a t c h e a p e r tkev ca n be bought a t a n y o th e r store west o f tfe w y o r k cKjr* _ _ B ingham ton Oct ! . i* ' ■ forthe prevention oi seating in.theayeteiu any of thoSe la tent complaint* which terminate in’ consumption . From the outset the people regarded it with peculiar favor as ol the most extraordinary value. In the short space of four years it has became famous all over this continent and a portion of Europe,'as the most invaluable remedy in exis tence in eradicating Goughs, Colds. InflumMation of the- Lungs, Croup, Asthma. Bronchitis, and all those complaint* which are preceded by the warningof a chilled system. C aution is of the utmost importancf th attending to nia-- ny diseases. It cannot be denied but that consumption gives full notice bf its approach, and at such times wc sho.ild be cautious in making instant use of P ea s i ’ s C om - pound 'E xtract or H oashoumd G andt .- T he* fleet is wonderful ; it softens >he throat and lungs, and restore* them to tlieir natural, healthy s’ate, besides guarding them against other immediate attacks. It is composed of 25 of the most safe and sat ’tnry cougtr ingredients. N» G aim XS, Maicellns, N. Y. General agent for the state. 1 For saleby Agents (Merchants and Druggists) inall' the country towns. Also, by L. M. Rexford-and R. C. Triv- ett, Binghamton; H. Hemiriway, Whitney’s Point; Rog ers &- Hagaman, Chenango.Porks. - ; 40m6 The above, are also agents for Bristol’s Sarsaparilla, I*ar- bor’s-Extract of Lungwort, and Fahnestock’s Vermifuge. Cheap Marble,Factory. c o n g b o n a WHITING, Marble Dealers, Binghamton, N.Y. beg leave to say to theirlargc circle! of customers, and the public generally, that they still con tinue their V-arble Shop on Cotm st., a few doors east of the Canal Bridge, aiid that they are constantly enlarg ing t h e i p f a c i l i t i e s f o r the' aecomrao- dation of those who may need article in theirline. In the beauty and ______________________ durability of the material they lurnish, as w e l l as ex c e l l e n c y o; workmanship, correctand appropriate lettering and carving, and fineness of finish, they are determinet not to be excelled: While they are 1 free to pledge themselves to the citizens of Binghamton, Broome and tlie adjoining Counties ofthis State and Penn syl vania, that they will supply them on as. favora ble terms as any dealers west ot Albany and Neiw- York. They have now on hand a well selected assort merit of Marble, for Tomb Stones, Tables, Hearths, Paint Stones,\ Sinks, Window Caps and Sills, Ac ■and any rarer article-in theirline, 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, if desired. Country Produce will be received inpayment. Binghamton Feb. 17. 1845, Stove, Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron E S T A B L I S H M E N T . L IV E A N D L E T LIVE. I S A A C W . O V E R H I S E R . H AVING purchased the interest of A. J. Coffin in the above Establishment, would respectful ly inform the citizens ofBinghamton, and the sur rounding country, that he is now opening forsale at the “ Did stand of Overhiser A Coffin,” the lar gest and best variety of STOVES ever offered in this market, among which may be found PREMI UM, UNION, and'ELEVATED OVEN Stoyes,, of different patterns W A G E R ’S C E L E B R A T E D A IR T I G H T •ars s a i d t o b e t h e b e s t i n u s e . S i x P l a t e . B o x , a n d PARLOR Stoves, d f every variety and stvle. Also, C O P P E R -W A R E . T I N W A R E A M P S f O V E P IP E . Manufactured and kept constantly on hand, for sale, as cheap as can be bought in the county. REPAIRING of ail kinds, done on short notice-, and all orders in his line promptly attended to. The subscriber jihankful for past favors, hopes by strict attention to business and the calls ofhis customers, to m e r it a liberal share o f the. public patronage. I. W, OVERHISER., Binghamton, Nov. 4,1845. u33tl! 6th 1845. RHEUMATISM. i T.A K E S L E E ’S celebrated specific Bone L i- JtofiRiM US^^ains^Ac. fer sale fcr IN TH E H E A L IN G AR T ! Im p o rtant to Invalids and Friends o fth e Sick. M EDICINE, however efficaci us, has always been taken with dissatisfaction by the sick, owing to its unpleasant nature. Hence it has ever been the study of ;11 great physicians to-disguise its nauceous taste. Bui their efforts have never been crowned with complete success. It was left for Dr, Smith to accomplish. ‘ H aving given the subjecthis unremitting atteniion for nearly two years, he has after spending a considerable sum of money, produ ced a medicine which, wh le it is every way agree able to the palate, is snre to triumph over DISEASE and .all. opposition, and to repay him for bfo devo tion tothe improvement of the medical science. L)R. G BENJ SMITH’S SUGAR c o a t e d **Improved Indian VegeMble P il l s ” Are the result of this labor,. Their effects, and the general favor with which thsy have been rereivei in all parts of the United States, warrant the propri etor in the declaration that “they are the.greatcst improvement in medicine ever known.”. Unlike all all other pills, these neither gripe, produce nau sea, nor any o her unpleasant sensation, while thev are as powerful, asr it is possible for a medicine to be, and be harmless . >’ PARENTS cannot be too cautious of mineral medicines whieh exert such an all powerful influence\* tipon the sys- teiri a < to supercede every thing else; stilling and silencing both the diseas*’ and nature herself alt/^ gether, and often constituting a greater and more grievous disease, which shall weigh upon man throughlife. SICKNESS. IN CHILDREN requi res ’he pi omp and certain effects of a mild and agreeable purgative medicine, like these pills. p WORMS are instantly expelled from fhe system by their use Foul Stomach and Furred tongue find a positive antidote in theseS u g a r Coated Pills.” - * FEMALES - < 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 of lajdies, we refer the invalid lo apam- phet to be had of he ag *nts. But we will merely reler to a lew who have been cured by the use ot tbese 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 Oarlock’s daughter, No. 8 Staple st. cured of Worms. Mrs.S A. Gould, (Matron of tbe U. S Naval Hospital) cured of headache and billions affections. Sarah Douglas, corner of Ludlow and W alker sts cured of pain in the head, dimness of sight, A*.. Jas. M. Turner, late ofthe U. S. Navy, 58l Greenwich st. cured of weakness in the breast, cos- tiveness and difficulty of breathing. Ira Alvord, Cazenovia, N .Y . cured of bilious •omplaint. | James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff, has seen them us- jd in the debtor’s prison wilh astonishing results. Hon. P C. Lawrence, and Nathan Ball, M. D. ofMichigan, have testified tD several remarkable cures of fever and ague by these Pills. Sold at 179 Greenwich st. N. Y. r c r C A U T IO N — T h e public should re member that NO (Sugar Coated) Piils can be gen^ uine, unless Dr. G. BENJ. SM ITH ’S signature is on the side of evert box. This is important, as miserable medicine may be enveloped with sugar. These Pills are made of the turkst m t r ia l s , and they will bear the scrutiny o f either physician or chemist. But a worthless imitation hak been made, which has no recommendation bat the sagar which covers up a vile mixture of aloes and tolcynth/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, the fee of Thirty Dollars, payable on his application for a Patent for a Pill “ Coated with Sugar.” H. L. ELLS W ORTH, Commissioner of p a tents, t F o r sale by L, M i Rexferd, Binghamton. 6-ly iflfcV E R ^ E H I N D T H E A G E I I ' g N G H U M B D G L g S. H. P. H A L L offers for sale Twenty Xboff* satfd-Dollars worth of f i * - ,* . ;• Dry Good s, Groceries, C rockery & Hardware. * T h e particular attention o f purchasers of Dry GooJs antl G i^erres is’ invited to the extraordinary/inducements now 'offering at this Qld Estab- lishment. The stock of Goods is extensive and not fcquallf*! ija County. The' publics, may depend upon getting tbeir goods upon tne ave- rage, Cheaper than at anysim ilar ’e stablisbinedt'ftfiB e J ^ I^ 1 ,. , , _/% If low priced Groceries, such as two shflling T ea, six cent CofTee, six cent Tobacco, ’thirty cent Molasses, a r e wanted, l 3 b k i b r ‘ very large stock of Crockery and Looking Glasses, and in fact nearjy every article^wanted in a family, can be foiindat ^ ^ ; H A L L ’ S ^ y e r y c h e a p s t o r e * Produce of all kinds wanted f o r Cash or Goods. B i n g h a m t o n , O c t. 1 4 , 1 8 - 4 5 . -. I B I N G H A M T t o N F O U S t l R Y . i T t ^ ‘®hl^ribers •hiivlng fornieda ridjR . A ‘ .and.purchaxdthe e n rireintei^tw H ^ M n ther tirthiscM^fishmeht, w o u ld fbthe' citizen * a f Binghamtonnnd the ptfblic gener* . eii f itti^ u p d i _ . . with sptciaireference to the m c r tascd de;' m in d f c ^ c a s ti h n ’ R ndm E ehinefy a n d ’ isfttrnishqd w ith a superior S T E A M E N G IN E sufficient pow- jer forthe v v io u s b r a n c h e s o f theeisutbl,isbm«»t,en- m b iingtheprbprietor to execute all ordftrs f o i c a st ings kndM a cfiinery u p o n v e r y s h o r tn o tice. „ I Connected.with this estabiishm eht is a m acliiiie *h°Fondertibe s t rict p e rsohif superrfffioii o f one o i the proprietors-^M r. O v erhiser, who hasforsevefal bjttn ^onneqted wi A ^ n e o f theheayiestahan- ■: I - A l w a y s i n . A d v a n c e o f t h e A g e F W . T O M P K I N S , in addition fo bis forme* unrivalled assortment , of D R Y • GOODS, GROCE HIES, CROCKERY, NAILS, &c,j has just received > ^ •• f5 Hhds. Eugar, , ’ * 35 Boxes;Candles, 15 Hhds. Molasses^ B a p Coffee7 . i a j - \ j rf 30 Cliests Tea, IB Boxes Tobacco; A ll of wlilcli a r e red -W h o lesalean d R e tail cheaper tban they can be boughl a t finy-otber Store in Broome County. * . - T W A I T E D . 20,000 Bushels of Wheat, Rye, and W hite Beans> for which Cash will be Paid. ' - F. W. TO M p K tN S ' Binghamton, December 10th 1845. .eS A T W O O D S | Hot Air Empire Cooking Stave «, rp H E citizens ofBinghamton and vicinity are re- _L spectfully .informed, that the undersigned’has procured the right to sell Atwood’s Hot Air Empire Cooking Stove. The advantages which this stove possesses over all others that havebeen invented will be readily appreciated upon an examination ol the philosophical principles upon which it is con structed, and its perfect adaptation to the purposes designed. It is simple in its arrangement, net!land chas-e in itsappeatance,economical in the consump tion ot fuel, and both durable and convenient in its use. It has a large oven,and fotjr boiler holes—the entire heat, at a ll times passes directly in rotation under thefirst three boilers, and then,-by an entire new arrangement of the flues, is carried around each end ofthe oven, and under thefourth boijerin-' tothe exit pipe, as will, be keen on examination. CERTIFICA T E . Annexed are a lew who have these stoves in use, which will serve in some measure to show the estimation in which they are held: We, the- undersigned, havein use Atwood’s Hot Air Cooking Stove, and are willing tobear 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 ourfriends andthe public, wishinga first rate cook ing apparatus, to examine the Empire StoVe previ ous to purchasing. P . Robins , W m Cook , E JB Green, Sam i W eed , J Feller. Jas Halstead. Binghamton, Sept. 20, 1845. The New- York Evening Post contains the follow ing notice o f this Stove , which was exhibited at the late Fair o f the American Institute , at Niblo’s Gar den, No. 401; A twood ’ s H ot Am E mpire C ooking S tove . —We ha*re given ihis stove a thorough examination, and we think that it is better adapted to culinary pu~po- ses than any other stove we nave examined, and for bakiDg or roasting it must 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 il becomes perfectly heated, and is then introduced into the oven. At the top of the oven, there is a hoi e ih i ough which the steam that arises,lrom 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, aud he says it is superior to any stove that he has ever us ed. T-his stove may be used either in summer or winter, and with either wood or coal, and will an swer every pui pose or an oven, with about one-third of the expense. , - - I j T Constantly on hand, and for’ sale by S. J. OLMSTED, Franklin-street two doors south of L. M. Rexford’sD rug Store, and one door north of The Iris office. N, B, Five siz 5 of the Premium Cooking Stoves, together with a general assortment of P a r lor, Box, and Other Stoves, and Sheet-Iron, Tin and Copper W are, constantly on hand, and manu factured to order. * n28tf ’ Binghamton Oct. 1st 1 8 4 5 . ________ REM O VED TO “EMPIRE BLOCK.” Sign of the Golden Mortar. TRIVETTS © H E A P D I U © S T O K E * . N OW permanently located in the New Block,: corner of Court and Washington streets ~ T h i s establishm e n t c o n tain* the m o st «xte*isivj».as-' sortmen! of M E D I C I N E S , P A I N T S , O I L S . G L A S S , Dye- Woods. Coloring- M aterials , .Rope , T w ine. Brushes, P a te n t M e d icines, Spices^ Essences. Perfumery, dfG dfc. T h e grealest cave is observed in the\ selection of the stock, an d 'a s every article is bought a t the L O W E S T C A S H P R I C E , the public m ay be as sured that no individual can offer a n y a r ti c le in the above line ch e a p e r than tbe su b s c r i b e r .: A ll G O O D S w a r r a n ted pure, and f a ir d e a lin g g u a r antied. A larg e supply of the follow ing C O N S T A N T L Y O N H A N D . CASH G/?OCERY\ ( One door west of the Post Office.) S B. & T . T H O M P S O N successors t o E . & 6 .. • F ield, h a v e ju s t receive a. new stock o f F A M I L Y G R O C E R IE S , W in e s , L iquors Sec. Ac., which they pledge them selves to sell as.cheap as ever, a n d positively a s low as they can be ‘ in town. * Binghamton May 27,1845. ______ • A lum A lcohol Indigo O p ium B rim s tone Logw o o d F u s tic Sal E ratu s Sal Soda^. N u tm e g s C itro n C loves Madder O i l V i t r i o l ' A uriate T in B o rax C innam o n S a g e Isinglass C a s ror Oil- L inseed O i l B o il’d L in . O il W h ite L e a d . ■Turpentine^ C o p a l V a r n ish Jap a n V a rn ish Sweet O il C a s tile Soap - L iquorice B ritish L u s tr e Salt. P eter\ Glue P a i n t B rushes Sm a lts Sand P a p e r B l’k & B lue I n k M a tches B lack in g Epsom Salts P a reg o ric H ive S y rup S y rup Squills P jc a r a B u rgundy P itch M a g n e s ia - Cold C ream L i p Salve. Oologbe Rose W a tey Sperm C a n d les Sperm O il T a l low C a n d les Whiling P u t t y ' \White S o a p G o d lr’s C o rd O p o d eldoc, &c. b rought Harness, Saddles, T R U N K S , V A L I C E S . I N exchange f o r L u m b e r, G raih, W o o d , a n d most kinds »f C O U N * R Y P R O D U C E , at the old stand o f ■ A . G. H U L L , tw o d oors west of R e x ford’s c o rner. N . B., G iven aw a y for C A S H . Sept. 22,’1845. 27 T H E subscriber begs leave to inform the ladies thal h e has J u s t returned from N e w Y o r k with a new a n d beautiful a s sortm e n t o f P e rfn m e ty ,T o y s and F a n c y G o o d s. A lso a choice C o llection o f N E W M USIC. C o m p rising the m ost fashionable t Jngs, D u ettes, G n a rtets, G u a rd rilles; P o lk a s Ac. A rran g e d for the P ian o F o r te a n d G u i t a r from the latest O p e ras O c t. 15,1845. W . H . N O L A N D . B O O K S for the T h o u g h tf u l—C h a r lo tte - E liz a beths w o rks v iz: C o m b ination, conform ity, the church visible, u p a n d doing, F lo r a l B iography H a r f e d ’s dream b y . R e v ^ John T o d d —M e m o irs o f the R e v e rend’s E lias Cornelius-; A s a h e l N etrleton, J W illiam s ; Legb R ichm o n d , a n d M e m o ir .of M rs D w ight a n d M rs G r a n t— A b e l on M issions—Jay s F a m ily P r a y e r s —D a n te’s vision ot H e ll, P u rgato ry and P a radise, T r a n s lated by th e R e v H e n r y F . C a s r — R a n c h ’s Psychology—L ife in. E a rnest by J a a H a m ilton. F o r s a le a t the B o o k S to r e of* , H . E. P R A T T . \VT O T l C E is hereby glvrn t h a t the N o trs, Books J 3 I an d A c c o u n ts Of B e n iam in, Jones R ave b eenas- signed to the subscriber. T h e y w ill b e found for the present w ith Joseph W h ite \a» the Office o f B . ‘N . Loom is Esq., A li persons h a v in g u n settled accounts with the a a id Jones a r e requested to call ' a n d settle them im m e d iately IS A A C V . W H I T E . Sept. 25 1844. 1 87 tf. N E W A R R A N G E M E N T .—F A N C Y W P . 1 V - IN G ,A N D D Y E IN G . ” ' J O H N R . H A R V E Y , has taken shop form e rly occupied b y -Chas^ E . . J o h n s o n , oii C o rirt s treet in M e K inney’s E x c h a u g e B u i/ding, o n t h e E a st side of th e C a n a l, w h e re he Is p rep a red n o C o lor «nd W e a v e F lo w e r d C o v e rleta; F lo w e red , s tr ip e d a n d lu g C A R P E T I N G , and a l s o P l a i n W e a v io g , on a s s h o r t n o tice a n d as c h o a p a s a n y other peroon — ^ l e w ill.keep experienced w o r h n e n , a m f h o p e s to g iv e sati.sfac’ion to those that. w ill g iv e h im .a ra i l . C a ’l OBce a n d s e e . 8 to*k, found a h d m a d e v p t o Q^der.- i f request'ed. , ’- B ingham ton, J u n e 87,1844. 1 > R O B E R T C . T R I V E T T , .N o .'S . ‘-‘E m p ire B lock.” B ingham ton, N o v . 1 8 ,1845. \ • V A L U A B L E E X J E R N A L R E M E D Y . H UNT’S LINIMENT.—1This celebrated remedy is now for the first time offered to fhe New York public; tbe Celebrity which it ha* obtained in the county (Wc*tche*ter) where it wa* Originally introduced, has-iniluced the propri etor to extend its Bale throughout' the country. There ha* .never yet been discovered an external remedy lhat ha* proved so certain in its effects in. permanently curing the following disease*: . Rheumatism Swelled Liinib*, Pain in the Chest and Back, Sprains, Bruises, .Nervous Affec tions, W eaknessin the Joints,.Contraction* ofthis Muscle*; Burns, Salt Rheum, Croup, Ague inthe Face,Tooth Ache, ■Ac. &c. 1 ' ' . The following letters from-the highly eminenfPHysician* who have had charge oflhe Hospital inthe Sing Sing Slate Prison for many yea fs,'t*rCbc most powetrfol evidence in fa vor of this celebrated External Remedy,and ii a auffieient guarantee that it ts-worthy the confidence of the-publie;— For'particular*- see the certificates- .accompanying' each box. Price 2& cents.' ' t ’ ‘ ' ‘ S mco S ino , Deeember lJfith 1844. » My Rear S ir : Received your note of yesterday ^asking my opinion in relation to Hunt’s Liniment, prepared by Mr. G E. Stanton. Knowing its companion, and having frequently ueed.it, I cah recommend it to' you a s a s a feex- ternal remedy, and in iny opinion the best Liniment now in use. Very truly and respectfully yoursi A. K. HOFFMAN, M. D. Cot. P ie a ax V an C ourtlandt . ' ' I fully.concur in the above opinion. WM. N. BELCHER, M. D. ; N*w -C a 8TL*, Nov. 20, 1844. - -Sir—My child, was seized with a severe sore throat; the lump* omeach-side were about half the size of a fien’s egg, - and elpsed her throat so that she couHacarcely bresfhe.-— At your recommendation I purchased a h ttle of Hunt’s Liniment, which I thoroughly applied to the. glandi-of her .throat; it operated like a charm ; a few applications in spired. her to perfect h.eallfo I have suffered .murh from salt rhcuin iu my feet. . I applied .the .Liniment, and am happy to say that'the soreness and distress which I .hare experienced in this c implafnt Was entirely relieved. .This valuable remedy should be in the hands df every family. , * . i . \ AARON L. RYDER. . Price 25 cent* per botlU. -, . , F o r sale; by ROBERT C. TRIVETT only agent for Binghamton. ' , . Polish Your; B o o ts!! N O m a n c a n be w e ll dressed unless- b is b o o ts a r e w e ll Blacked; a n d i f you want- fyon>- b o o ts to sh in e a c c o r d in g to the latest style, b a y H l N D 8 BU- P E R I O R O I L - P A S T E B L A C K I N G , A n e n h r e l / hew preparation,. W a riranted to n o t in ju r e theleatfi- er, and to .produce a m o re b e a q tiful lustre than, a n j b lack in g ever u^ed. • . - ■ I F o r S a le W h o lesale a n d retail by - ... . ’ L . M , R E X F Q R D , S p leagent. V A L U A B L E , M E D I C I N E S , f F or S^ lc at this O fficz . *r ,S T J R A N D R E T H ’S ’ P I L L S , a n d the o h l r p l f c e n w h e re tbe p u rch a s e r can re ly on fininhc-thie -G E N U IN E ; ' ............... : ' f s Brandreth’s L inim e n t. * * ' ;*-i Bishop’s P ills, V ^ * ; G o o d m an’s P ills, - • *J -r } • •Miles 1 T o m a to P ills, . . . . J Jew D a v id’s o r H e b rew P la s ter, ‘ - -a w h e re m a c h inery an d o th e 'r 1 worlc\ c a n b e f f t te a a . a a g o o d s tyle a s a t any o th e r establishm e n t in the state. P la n s and.draw ifi’ga o f m a c h inery o f e v e ry descrtotioB Can b e f u r n ish e d a t th e furnace, . - In a d d itip r i tp th e g e n e r a l asso r tm e n to f c a s tings uvuafly fonhd a t establishm e n ts o f t h i s k i n d , em b racin g a g r e a t v a r tety , c a n ne fotrod C a ld ro n K e t tles o f a l l s i r e s . ; A lso hollow w a re o f every^des c r i p t i o n . ' Stoyeiand, s tove castings,, a general as sortm e n t em b rahfngdiffei e n t k inds o f m d n y o f th e im p roved p a t t e r n s ^ id ® from th e hest b f l r a n ; ' A L so D u rk e y s recent im p roved w a tef w h e el] H o tchkiss r e a c tio h w a ter w h e e ls . A fso J o h n s o n ’s recent im p roved w h e e ls fo r flour and s a w m ills a n d 'a l l l h e ^cessairy patterns, fo f m ill g e a r i n g o' every d e s c ti p t i o n .! Also, steam enginesfhanufac tu red ofsuftfoient p d w e f to d r iv e an y m a c h inery used in thissecttenv’ ^ \\Yanted inrexcha.nge t o r c a s t ings a n y qapntity o f oidj i r o n , stone e o a la n d m o s i kind o f j > r ^ u c e ] ~ T h e \ subscribers hope b y st riot attention toihfisbu^inesS-to m e rit, a n d resjiectfuIlV sblii-rtpitrdfiagfe * - ’U T H E G .A ! : T H A Y E R , v h B E N J . H .D V E K H I B E R ; B ingham ton,O c tober 25,1843*. 33 LIST OF POPULAR -I it Fdr.Sale by MEDICINES. L M. cn ’ A i u c< «i . : i , Price s l m • 1J» * T - T 2 00 * *'n . 25 25 and 37* 25ahdi5 I 00 25 t • J.JW , ’ 50 ' 12 1 CO 1- DO 50 \ 50 , 25 50 a n d ! 00 -1 00 1 00 , . 25 25 - 50 ! 12) 37) , - 25 ' 50 25 50 a n d ! 00 50 50 25 25 12* 50 50 l and f 50 2 00 S a n d ’s S a r s a jiarilla S a n d ’s S a lt R h e u m R e m e d y , # R o m u n ---f ■ ■ < •* Indian’s Ras.aeea' * ’ . . . *:. M c M u n n ’§ .B l i i if ofOpiura . P h f h n e y V P ’flls-’ \ . f* Moffat’s Llfepills ‘ “ , Phbenix B i tt e r s ' Sherman’s 'Medicated Lozenges * “ t Fever .& Ague Lozenges “ 'D i n n e r Lozenges “ P o o r M a n ’s P la s t e r Jayne’s Expectorant 1»' H a i r Tofiic; ■ t T o n ic Y .ejm ifuge C a rm inative Balsam “ k S a n a tiv e P i l l s . ^ D a iley’s P a i n 'E x t r a c t o r .. - *' H a y ’s L inim e n f fdr .Piles ^ W a s h ington E l i x i r l o r D y s intery, & c C o o p e r’s C o r n S a l v e ;' M a r r ’s € o r « Salve ; ’ G rid ley ’s Saft Rheum- O intm e n t ' D r. R u s h ’s Infallible P il l s ^ P h e lp ’s T o m a to P ills “ R e storative B itters M ile’s T o m a to P il l s F a h n e s td c k ’s V e rm ifu g e C h e e s m a n ’s A rab ian B a ls a m ALlebasi’s B ik. S a fve “ C o u g h S y r u p “ . P i l e P i l l s (i C a t h a r t ic P il l s “ •Plasters “ i F e v e r A A g u e S y r u p W in s lo w ’s B a ls a m o f H o r e h o u n d T a y l o r ’s B a ls a m o f L iv e r w o r t M o ther’s R e l i e f 4 ' ’ F o s g a te’s A n o d y n e C o rd ial W i s t a r ’s B a lsam ol W ild C h e r r y R e s u rrection o r P e t s ian P il l s Jew D a v id’s o r H e b rew P ia s t e r E g y p tian B a l m : F i s h ’s L ily S v rqp , Long!ey,s G r e a t W e s te r n In d ian P a n a c e a D u tch P iils, o r L ion o f th e D a y B ishops’s A n ti-B ilious P ills H itcbcocA ’s B a ls a m o f H e a lth ' “ W o r m T e a : “ C a t a r r h S n a f f M Magnetic Odontica “ H a i r R e g e n e rator P a r k e r ’s P u lm o h a r y B a lm G regory’s P ills Balm of Columbia ; H itch c o c k ’s A n ti-B ilio u s P il l s C o v e rt’s B a lm o f L ife M ichaux’s F r e c k le W a s h . L e e ’s P ills . ■ . . . B randreth’s Pills - - Post’s P o o r M a n ’s P i l l s B a d e a u ’s P lasters . - 1 L ibby’s B itters N e rve a h d Bone R h e u m a tic L in im e h t W ilkinsons T r o m a tic W o u n d S a lv e T h o m p s o n s E y e W a t e r H ills BaZs. H o n e y C e p h a lic S n u ff H u n g a r ian Balsam o f L ife M c A llister’s A ll H e a lin g O intm e n t . “ H a ir\ Oil “ T o ilet O il S e g u r ’s R e s toriiive P il l s L a r b o r’s E x t. L u n g w o r t C love A n o d y n e , C e rtain c u r e for toothache C lim a x S y r up D r. F o o rd’s P e c to r a l S y rup “ T o n ic C o rd ial * U n iversal Pa 113 H o o p e r’s F e m a le-Pills A n d e rson’s Scots P il ls . G o d frey’s C o rdial B a tem a n ’s P e c toral D rops T u r lin g io n ’s B a ls a m o f L ife •_ t Pacific O il . Eddy’s R h e u m a tic T in c tu r e W a rranted. E n d e rm ic beautifying Soap K e eper’s Invisible Ink C o n n e ll’s P a in E x tractor U n ited States P il j s O r i e n ta r P il l s . W a tterin a n ’s R h e u m a tic P la s ter O p o d e ldoc, H a r d ai.d L iquid E d w a rd’s S a l t R h e u m O intm e n t M edicated C o u g h C a n d y W h ite ’s Salve G e latine'C a p s u les ] Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam C h a p m a n ’s S u m m e r C o rdial H a r laem O il L e B a u m e D e N inon o r ’ 1 T h e F r e n c h B alm o f B e a u ty ) K n a p p ’s Stringthfening P ia s t e r D r. S m ith ’s S u g a r Coated P i l l s , with.: m a n y o thers not e n u m e rated is ' ' ' ’ ran ts e v e ry artic le g e n u ine. L . M . R E X F O R D . B ingham ton, F e b , , l i ; 1845.' ’ : . Dr. Segur’s Restorative Medicine. -i • iah bn Mii s s t t m . rf • • .Vi P r . ’ ~ h e a d a c h e •tw flS & v ls s a e EPAWED:byTiL»i*'“A'Oe,,'IIWt«tldlie^' N. Y.—Among ibe vmrioos lefiMdiee (hs poblie there iro bpne Whase^riiTbSi have beat*' more cbeerfuUy and dhivenffilifr aekoowledgod, ae beihgp^e4iaHy4eM idmpiad for rttfioriing HeaAeie, by mtoring a Ualtby lime Md aetfori to tbe\ frooi *lirhiehi' most, if ith*'difficulrie»oT tlMi l»«Kl. 4 • > - It wiwlhtffbahltaf manj'yearaaiddy Rndl'' ence of an emiricnf phy«ieiah; and wms' OMd l througha long ihdexfoiMtt vepract ioe ; h >i^-.alh«j^j^l eomBin»thmuf vegetable w bat effSfiloiL Headache iv a diiearae front whletf ariiea more j\te tbe hotnah family tlttn ftona almoat any other, being insidious ih its' coiiroe, -aad '“ hot being direqtly fatal, is frequently neglehted ter sueh anexteni kstd impeir tbe^eneifil health, i^jare^ the constitution and induce daiigerous 'dieeaiaee'-l-\ When there are indications ofan appTaaehingatt: of Sick HBBdsche if an. imme^t* reeort be had the Pill* the. attack will be obriatMi. ■ Then, j f nidell^ disagreeable eensstionof the head irJeltj eaueed by a determination, of blood to the head,' or in :ciMabf periodical Headache ; they ibillibie found cffectoal iir curing and obviating the a¥t*ck*.>: T^fod; f^euld be' taken in moderate qusnlities, hearty avd piimnlaliy bind*; and. ariiclcs apt to produce: acidity avoided. When the eystem ha> been a.long tiiiib oaf of and-a predistkjeition ’tq ifivere'in'd sudden attacks, some little Um|: jwith patience jtnd eonstanV like' ,|p. the medicine w)jl j»e ges will, be derived frona it. Thej havtt been foaed- eqniTlynffioaeious in DyspWpiia, Ihidigeati«ni:, lu*a pjf appetite. Heartburn,, Giddiness, :&c; ‘ It* firnjliV while used in private medical practice, as sihoe ft has been before the public] affirding eoneiu- sive eyid^qee of Ita.valqC, and the' proprietbrs dedl Tout of placing ft within the retch of every indi vi.diMl, hf7t 19 rcdqcq lbs^ p(i«t (9 tWy|T« »ai & h t l f cent*'per-Box. ... ■ -c .. ..- ». . f-^ It?Por-Sils by Rotert C. l*ri»ett; -Bln^h»mton ; Cinfield & Steele, Union ; H. Jehning^', Union Vtli Itge; W. R, Root, Chenango Forksi-|Where. ainpli Testimony may be seen, -. -- 32—ly. W e s t ’s G l i l o r i n e C o s m e t i c t A n d p i ^ l s / F OR the cure of Salt-Rheoinf iSctld Head, Riiigf ’'Worms, dec. ■ Unparalleied siiccess! ; Thia remedy has given relief in every case. and lias, cured over two. thousand- nine-hundred in thrke tro V sahd . The above medicine is a rare combination pf med. ical remedies of great value; from its.sujMrior hell, ing properties, and from its use in many cares when; all other remedies have failed, not only curing, bo* giving relief immediately—justifies us in saying that it is the most valuable and. efficaciotis remedy sver presented to the public in cases of Salt Rheum Ring Worm, Scald head, aiid all diseases of lhe Skin and Blood. \ ‘ ' . - . . It is not offered like many nostrums of the dsy, upon the. mere recommendaticn of the' proprietors, but upon the testimony uf Physicians, eminenf in Ihsif professioo, whp: have not only examined the compe- silion, but tested its-healing virtues in their practic^, and iipon the testimohy of others who have been relieved from a state of suffering, after Having.trisA . all other prescriptions in vain. 1 00 51 an d 62} 50 50 1 00 1 50 37* 25. 1 00 25 2 5 ^ . 5 0 1 00 3‘* 50 an d 75 25 1 50 50 25 3 5 12} 25 ’ 75 50 & 1 00 37* ■^ 25 251 T h e success which has attended this medicine, i t wonderful beyond description. Persons with tbo most inveterate eTuptions covering the whole body and head, causing the hair to fall off and who bays tried all tlie remcaiea and skill they could procure without any lasting benefit, have been in a few weeks perfectly and permanently, cured. O f this fact bun. dreds of cerfificates could b e procured, but they could n o t m o r e th o r o u g h l y c o n v i n c e the p u b l i c than the testimony already adduced. . W h e n men o f the first respectability and standiiig in community xhink it their dutjr to' incur' the res ponsibility o f r'ecommending it to iheir lelldw citizens it is evident th a t there m u st be som eihing. -raons than common in its effects. It is also equally.sppiU rent that Physicians will not h azard their reputation in recommending a medicine not justly' tested; 'o r which is unworthy of notice. T h e se facts offer an argum e n t so plain' and conclusive that they need only be mentioned toi enforce conviction. C ? Fox sale by Robert C. T rivett, B ingham ton; Sandford & Steele, U n ion; H. J e n m n e s , Uiiion Vil* 25 > R°°t» Cjicnango Forks— where ample 1 00 25 a n d 50 - 50 50 2 5 a n d 5 0 1 00 1’5 50 75 37} 25 25 25 12} 12}. 12} ■25 a n d 50 50 50 25 25 25 25 50 1 5 0 6 12* 25 a n d 50 50 25 12* 56 25 25 T-hesubscribeir “B y attending id a fam tliai fact, which bfoerspaxsed unheeded, Dr- Jenncr relieved mankind from one oj the most destructive diseases that everaftitXtdthern. A B O U T eig h t \years sin c e D r , S e g u r A r s dis- co v e red and te»ted,the p r o p e r t ie s o f th is 5 m ed icin e , in a t r i a l an hi nself, i n a case o f D y s p e p s ia. H i s a tten tio n w n a im m e d ia tely a ttra c te d by p i r t i L. n l a r influences a n d e ffects offthe'system , w h ich he conceived to he both new and im p o rtant:; an d des tin e d to effect i m p o r tan t r e s u lts i n Vhe ‘application o f m e d i c i n e . ' ‘ 1 T h e p u h f i c a r o in v ite d to m a k e a t r i a f o f th is M e d icine. I t is b e lieved t h a t t h e r e i s n o M e d icin e offered a t t h is tim e e q u a l to th i s , f o r th e c a r e o f N e r r vcm s-D e raageiuents in'all its torniJf-^H y s teric A f fections a n d W e a k n e s s e * a n d S u p p ressions p e c u li a r to f e m a le s r - B ilisu s Complaints, C o s tiv e a n d r e - lax e d h a H ts,b o w e l C o m p taints in c h ild r e n s s weB s s adults—d i s z t o s s a 'a n d g e a e r a la f f e c t io n s o f i b e H e a q ; E p r s a s d K y c s ^ o l d n e s s a n d ndm b q e s s pfthje lim b s , a p d w a n t o f c i r c n l a t io n i n re c o v e r in g from fevers bodily in ju riiss,’ ffir —p a r a ly tic indications an d a f f e c t i o n i ^ ^ r o f f i a l a , l#caf s w e llfngs, infiam - m a tions a h d E n i p t i b n s ] S o r e Eyes a i d b t h e r effects o t l m j n r e .H t U p o f z .lV f V li^ - 2 , , Itia r e m a r k a b l y happy a n d t h o r o a g h i n r e m a r i n g th ^ l i n g e r i n g e f f e r t s o ix e v e r e c 6 ld 5 ,tig h th e s s ,tic k - lingcafarrrhS/and S ther B n m c h i a l a n d L u n g Affec- tions;ia eftehieadiiiig to periniairtt disease. ’ T h e p r i c e o f tb e a to w * M e d icin e ,w h ieh i s i n t h e . erm ifuge a r t r e rem e d y Testimony may be seen. 3 1 - l y BOSTON BOOT A N D SH O E ST O R E . T H E Subscriber h a s j u s t O p e n e d , one D o o r west ot C. E ldredge’s store C o u rt st.', a heavy a s sortm e n t o f Boots and Shoes, w h ich fie w ill s e ll I t W h o lesale or R e tail, ibr-reardy pay cheaper tUas have e v e r b efore b een offered in B ingham ton. A lso L e a th e r a n d Shoe findings a t R e tail. Binghamton-May 19.1845. J* D E H A R T .- The very best Medicine in use I f I S D r . C h a p m a n s S u m m e r C o rdial l o f th e C a r r o l D y sintery,D iarrhoea a n d Chdfei'a M orhd*, 8 ain* m e r C o m p la ints, a lso F latulent a n d Spasm 'odicC lo- lie. T h ism e d icin e is p repared from a verit i>le p re- scrip tio n o f the C e lebrated D r. C h a p m a n o f F h f ti* delphia and is really ar:d tru ly the best r e m e d y i b r the above c o m p laints now in use. E v e ry la m d j should keep a bQttie-on hand as it in v a riab ly 1 ^ - lieves the sudden attacks w h ich .m o s t frequently chhracteri.se the com m encem ent o f the a b o v e dis ease. P rice IS* cts and 37} cts p r Bottle. - 3 < L . M . R E X F O R D . r For Sale only'by D E N T IS T R Y . T h e syjhscribcr continues, 19 perform e v e ry o p e ration u p o n the teeth a'ccof- 'ding to the most m odern and im p roved p r i n c i p l e ot ihe a rt. These w h o a re d e sirons o f reptetiug tlie vacancies caused by t h e lo s s o ith e ir o r ig in a J te e lb are respectfully invitedtocall. TeRnsreaM mhM e. Office d irectly-opposite the P h e n ix H p tel, and over U: M. StoWeis’.Store] ». J.sC.1 R O B IE. N . B. D e n tists supplied w ith full seis oV in s tal ments. Turnkey!! an d other surgical instrnm ents kept constantly on h a n d a n d for sale; J] C .R .; j P A I N T K A N D O IL S j*.'7 A fresh supply of P u r e Exrra N o , 1 W h ite L m | , XX Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Pressed W fed* Oil,- V e n e tian Red, French Yellow; Spruce Y*d* low , E m e rald Green; Chrome;: Greefi. verdegri^s. Spanish Brow n , W h iting, Paris W h ite. P u U y .-Ac. &c. F o r sale a t N e w Y u rk prices, call a t „ \ , ■ - ^•TRIVET'r'S f # ' \ . - ' Opporiteth e “ P h e n ix H 6 tel> Crockery And Loooking G lassef,«l ^ - *1‘ ' • i l ’A T i 'I O - ■*•■ * ■t. O N E o f the largest Stocks o f Crockery - f f j o r ^sale a t H a ll’s which is to be ftu n d j n Brorope County;’; -The p rices a re made to s it the tim eR o ill and see, i f y o u Want te find a complete assortm ent. Sept..9th 1845. . . , . r > - Important News'from Europe^ A r r i v a l o f t h e g r e a t W e s T e r n ^ - T h e suhscrjbers are now receivjag andARen- jng a larg e a n d well sclecicd assojtm e a tw f .-” ' j f - - j . G R O U K E R Y v v T f l imported direct from Liverpool expressly fcr4lrfs m a rket w h icb they c a n , and are bound to w ltA U M p e r then c a n .be b o u g h t in a n y o th e r esuMtohtmiiit in ’ Westero New York. Yoong M arried peeple who a r e about to cbmmenee honse h e e p tog 'wffl'do well to c a ll and e x a m ine o n r at ck b efore s i t f f i i i . ih? elsewhere. ; > C - H . B U C K L E Y ffiC o . .'B ingham toa J u n e 10,1845. ? C O T T O N Y a ra, Battftig; . r d i n g a t N o J Em p irh X A C .'w lO Q H K y Y; r ^ N e u r i G o o d s V y E r p r e s s f l O R D dr Co. h ave jn s t received * huiw n s.. s haded G ia f n a m s ^ f to v e r y cb « ip by.
