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C O N S U M P T I O N B A S B E E N C U R E D B Y B R A N T ’S P U L M O N A R Y B A L S A M , ■ * - TH E G R E A T AM E R ICA N I N D I A N R E M E D Y . T H E UNBOUNDED AND TRIUMPHANT s u c c e s s w h ich has resulted from t h e use o fth is Great H e a ling and P u r i fy i n g m e d icine, in the ca r e o f Colds, Coughs, Asthma, & Consum p tion, warrants, the assertion, that, itis' the most infallia b le rem e d y in the w o r ld, for an y form or s tage of Consum p tion — the w o rstand m o st hopeless cases. M a n y Physicians, say that the hum an lungs w h e n once ulcerated n e v e r cau be healed and cured; but i f experience , a n d t h e testim o n y o f m a n y persons o f t h e h ighest standing and character for veracity can be relied on, Brant’s In dian P u lm o n a r y Balsam , has cured m a n y decided cases' ot ulcerated and diseased lungs— such cases as w e r e cal le d Consum p tion by the most skilfu l -Physicians, some o f the most ^trongly m a rked and indicated cases o f n icerated Jungs— s u c h diseases as m a n y persons die in consequence of, every day. The infallible, and most wonderful H E A L I N G A N D P U R I F Y I N G qualities ofth is best o f a ll r e m e d ies gives to it curativevir- tu.es. which no other Cough remedy possesses. It also possesses all the necessary qualities for facilitating expec toration. soothing and rem o v ing pain, and subduing cough, that other cough m e d icines have. Thus, then, b y its com pound hi&ling Ibirlues (its absorbent, its pow e r o f e q u a liz in g the circulation and secretions, its qualities o f c leansing mid purifying the blood, o f subduing cough and easing pain) it h e a ls and cu r e s u ice r s in the lungs, as certainly as it never has failed to h e a l a nd cure ulcers or Scrofula, in tho le g s or arm s,, o r a n y other part uf the body. B R A N T ’S IN D IA N P U R I F Y I N G E X T R A C T , ie a preparation o f this great Indian remedy, w h iclt is s im ila r in m e d ical virtue to the Pulm o n a ry B a lsam , in all its purifying properties, bnt, it differs from the Balsam m not possessing expectorating and nervine qualities, which, R r e o p ly essentially necessary in Cough remedies, and it is a S t r o n g e r and m ore activepurifyer o f the blood, w h ich, ft \vi\l certainly p u rify without a shadow ofadoubt,in every and a ll cases, w h e r e a f a i r trial is m a d e. W e w arrant and guarantee, that a bottle of this “ preparation ” posses- ■es/oitr tim es mot ^alterative and p u r if y in g -pir/Mespban ■ l i k e bottle of a n y preparation o f Sarsaparilla e v e r offered to the public. And thus, b y its p u r ifyin g virtues IT C U R E S S C R O F U L A I without fail, in any instance : and also, many other chronic diseases, which are'caused by derangement in the secre tions and iiiip u r it y o f the blood, v i z : E r y s ipelas, Scald Head, Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism, Ulcer ated Sore/mouth and Throat, N u r s in g Sore M outh, Ul cers, Piles, Salt Rheum, Boils, Liver Complaint, Mer curial and all S k i n disease s. A nd a l l o t h e r cases— of constitutional or secondary d i s e a s e s o f the blood. It al so, by equalizing the circulation and secretions has proved to Ut a specific in curing all debilitating weakness and oth er derangements incidental to females. T h is great I n d ian remedy is compounded and prepared exclusively from vegetable substances, and its wonderful efficacy in all pulmonary complaints, and as a purifyer of the blood, is the result o f p ractical Indian exp e r ien c e .— N o in ju r y has ever been done to a n y o f the m a n y w h o have used it, eith e r constitutionally or oth e r w ise. R E A D T H E E V I D E N C E . W e here give a few o f t h e mtfny nam es o f w e ll know n and respectable persons who have used this m e d icine,and w h o have voluntarily given certificates and statem ents of im p o rtant c u r e s . F o r full particulars o f e v e r y case here nam e d , and other wonderful cures, read the pamphlets. Every agent has them .' G e t one, and you w ill be con vin c e d , if human testim o n y can convince you, that the a- bove is dll a true statement o f foots. W e refer, in the first place, to persons w h o have been themselves cured by tbe use o f t h i s M e d icine of the sev e r a l diseases m e n tioned in connection with their nam e s.— Wc therefore re f e r to General John Dunning, Ballston Spa, N . Y . , w h o was ■ fo r m a n y y e a r s S h e r iff o f tne county of Saratoga, cured of Consum p tion. M r. Gilman Dickey, farm er and wool m e rchant, Elba, G e n e s e e C o ., N . Y . , Inflammation ofthe Lungs, which t e r m inated in Consum p tion. M r. J. Townsend, Merchant, Ovid, Seneca Co., N. Y., Incipient Consum p tion. Miss Potter, Piano Forte T e a c h e r , 23 H e rbert s t , N . Y., Consum p tion o f s e v e r a l years. Mr. R . Chapman, M e rchant M iddlebury, Vt., long difficulty o f B r e a th ing. M r . J o h n R . Sm ith, M e rchant, L e e , M a ss., Chronic R h e u m a tism . M r . R . N . Stim p son, Jobbing M e rchant, 22 W illiam •t., N. Y., Scrofula in the Neck. Mr. J. Craig, M e rclianl, M e d ina, O rleans C o ., N . Y . , S a lt R h e u m . Capt. E. Knapp, 37 Willow st. Brooklyn, N.Y. Scrof- ulous E r y s ip e las, in both-legs from the k n e e s to the an k les. Mrs. Sarah Bartow, Ballstan Spa., N. Y., Salt Rbeum, o f 1 5 years, in the face and eyes. A n d w e further refer in the second place, to the follow ing respectable persons w h o are know n to, and have staled that t h e y have seen the happy results of the use o f thiq, m e d icine in its e ffecting c u r e s o n other persons,of such com-* plaints and diseases, as are m e n tioned jn conneclion-w ith their names. We referagain therefore, for such proof, to M r . S‘.'J i 'V a n Vechten, M e rchant, C a t s k iil, N . Y . , for cu r e s ol C h ronic C o u g h and Consum p tion. Doct. W. J. Shelton, D r u g g ist, B r idgeport, Conn., for ‘Consum p tion. Rev. R . Dunning, Pastor o f the P r e s b y terian Church, a t Adam s Basin, M onroe C o ., N . Y . , Consum p tion, F e v e r Sore and Scrofula. Doct. Rossman, 132 H e n r y st., B r o o k lyn, N . Y . , for N u r s ing Sore M outh. Doct. Salmon Skinner, corner of Cranberry and Hicks ■t., Brooklyn, N. Y., for Scrofula and Erysipelas of tho eyes, and Scrofulous E r y s ip e las in the leg s . Doct. T . M. Hunt, Druggist, Auburn N. Y., for cure of C h r o n ic C o u g h and Eruptions, and a case o f Scrofula in the n e c k . • , M r . M ilo Heath, M e rchant, Eastown, P a ., Scrofulous Eruptions o f long standing, on his son. Mr. S. J. Striker, M e rchant, 22 John St., N . Y . , aggra vated erupti >n, on his child, w h ich a celebrated Sarsapa rilla could not c u r e . D o ct. George F r a n c is, D r u g g ist, M iddletown, Conn., Erysipelas of the Eyes. M r . W m . B . H a r r is, Sheriff o f S a ratoga C o ., N . Y , his wife cured of Consumption. M r . John W a it, M e rchant, Ballston Sp a , N . Y . , for H o o p ing C o u g h and Consum p tion. - M r . W . Chapm an, M e rchant, M iddlebury, V t ., for the c u r e o f h is son o f bleeding at the lungs, w h ich term inated in Consum p tion — C u r e of Consum p tion in another m an, a n d also a lad y , all o f whom tbe b e s t physicians had given Up. SA INCUR A.ELE. Messrs. J. Christopher, W. W. Hewell, R. D. Howell , aiid Wm. McLaughlin, G e n tlem e n , w e ll know n at R o ch e s t e r C i t y , N . Y . , for Consum p tion and L iv e r Com p laint. W o could thus go on and r e fer to hundreds o f o ther per- 'vons as respectable as the above nam ed, from whom w e h a r e received certificates a nd s tatem ents, b u t i f these be not . \sufficient t a prove all w e have said respecting the healing a n d purifying virtues o fth is Great Indian Remedy, then thousandsofour r e feren c e s would be e q u a lly a s unsuccessful F o r Sale b y the follow ing agen ts: L . ,M . R E X F O R D and R . C . T R I V E T T , B in g h a m ton ; C H A R L E S S U M N E R , W in d s o r . . ______________________ n l 7 ly N l E W LE A T H E R , W O O D E N -W A R E A N D FIN D IN G STO R E . A T T H E S I G N O F T H E PA D L O C K . W , GREGORY, would respectfully in f orm the inhabitants of Binghamton and vicinity that e has taken the store No. 2. E ly P lace, directly opposite the Phenix H o tel, recently occupied by W .'M . & J .E . Ely and R. C. T rivett, where he is now opening his stock of goods, consisting of a splendid assortment ol T a b le knives and Forks, Tea* do. Carvers, Forks and Steels, P e n and pock et Knives, bread and but cher do. H a y and straw do. Scissors, shears and razors, Brittania T e a and coffee Pots, brass and common Andirons, shov els and tongs, &c. Ac. H O U S E TR IM M IN G A R T IC L E S , consisting-of Locks, Lat ches, Butts, screws, brads N a ils, Bolts, patent w in dow springs and blind fas tenings, shatter and sash fastenings, Ac Ac.. A general assortment of TOOLS for Carpenters and Joiners,-Cabinet and W a g o n m akers, Masons and Blacksmiths, Shoe Makers, Tanners and Cur riers, Saddle and H a rness m akers Tools and •Trimmings of every description. F A R M I N G TO O L S -O f a ll k inds, together w ith a general assortment o f Tope a n d cordage. SO L E A N D U P P E R L E A T H E R . H a rness and bridle Leather,- Morocco and calf skins, lining and b inding skins, together w ith a general assortment o f F indings. . S T O V E S A N D H O L L O W - W A R E , W ooden-ware, W illow C radles, W a g o n s a n d bas kets, o f a ll descriptions &c; AH o f w hich h e w ill sell a s low as can be pur c h a s e d in any v illage west o f the c ity o f New York. H e confides in a generous public for a s h a re o f p a tronage; - > B.—A ll kindsfof PR O D U C E 1 taken at the M a rket P rice, in Exchange for Goods. .B ingham ton, Nov. 29,1845. 36-yl. T H E G E N U I N E P A T E N T G A L V A N S R i s e s t r - l A n d C h r i s t i e ’s M a g n e t i c . F l u i d ! 1 T H I S R e m a r k a b l e d i s c o v e r y b n s re c e i v e d t b e u n i r e r - , s a l approbation ofthe medical profession o f Great Britain, has now been sufficiently before thO American • public togiyeafair test ofits power and efficacy., \ The GalvanicRings have long-been used with perfect success in all cases of RHEUMATISM, acute ordironic, apply ing to the head, face or limbs; Gout, Tic Doloreaux, Toothache, Bronchitns, Vertigo, Nervous or Sick Head ache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Palpitatiou of the Heart; Apoplexy, Stiffness of Joints, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous Disorders. Their extraordinary effects upon the system must be Witnessed to be believed ; and as a certain preventive lor theabove complaints I hey are equally to be recommended. T h e G a lvanic B e lts, B a n d s. B racelets, & c . In some complaints of a very severe character and of long standing, the powor obtained by the Galvanic Rings is not sufficient to arrest, tlie progress of disease, and ulti mately restore health. The improved modification in the Galvanic Belts, Bands, Bracelets, etc., entirely remedies this objection; any degree of power that is required can easily be obtained, and no disease which the mysterious a- gent of Galvanism can effect, will fail to be permanently relieved. Certificates bearing strongest witness of the extraordi nary effects of these articles, are daily accumulating. The following are merely offered as a sample of hun dreds of a similar character: The first is an extract from, an editorial which appeared on the 24th- of June in the Albany Daily Citizen—Stanly Smith, esq. editor. “The Patent Galvanic Rings, which arc making such a stir in the worldjust now, are a noval invention of this age of inventions.” '* * * * -“With regard lo their efficacy we can say that two or three cases have fallen under our notice, which have fa vourably impressed our minds. The first is that ofa high ly respectable merchant of New York, who declared to us that their use speedily relieved him of a cough, seated.pain in the side, and many symptoms ofa pulmonary complaint, and he is now entirely well. The second that we shall notice, is that of a young man named Robbins, a resident of this city, who about one year since was visited with an attack of Paralysis, which affected the whole of one side of h i s b o d y . W e a c c o m p a n i e d a - m e d i c a t f r i e n d to h i s : r e 3 i - dcnce. No. 96 Beaver street,on Sunday, to enquire into his case. We found that he had been deprived entirely of the use of one arm and leg, and that sensation had been lost-to the whole side of his body. He had been unable to use the leg in walking, or the arm in eating, and tbe physicians said they could not help him. Within tbe last two Weeks he has worn two and four of Dr. Christie’s Galvanic Rings, ancl used the Magnetic Fluid, and the effect upon his para lytic limbs is astonishing. The deathlike coldness left them, the numbness began to give way to many sensations of returning life and feeling, perspiration came out more freely, and be has been rapidly gaining, and while before he wore the Rings, he was unable to articulate distinctly, walk or feed himself, yet now lie talks freely, rides out, and forthe most part is able to help himself. These cases coming to our personal knowledge, certainly testify to the merits of Dr. Christie’s Galvunie Rings and Magnetic Fluid.” The following is copied from “The Orphan’s Advocate and Social Monitor,” the well-known publication in Bos ton, edited by the Misses A. and E. G. Fellows. Preju dice mult vanish when such authority vouches for evidence like the following. It speaks for itself. “CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC RINGS.” “The efficiency of Galvanism in the cure of diseases, particularly those effecting the nervous system, has long been acknowledged. The difficulty has been that while the patient received a benefit in one direction, he was in jured by the severity of the shocks. This difficulty has of late been in a great measure remedied by an improved construction of the galvanic battery. But the great desid eratum lay still beyond; it was to apply tbe galvanic power gently and unceasingly. This important object lias been accomplished by the Galvanic Rings which have lately been invented, and have suddenly risen into much public favour. In relation to these Rings we have witnes sed some very practical results, unless we were greatly mistaken in the cause. One was that of an orphan girl in our own charge; and temporarily in our family, whoi had been a great suffererer under paralytic shocks, till she had nearly lost the use of her limbs. One ofher hands, for example, was completely twisted up. She has usedlDr. Christie’s Galvanic Rings and the Magnetic Fluid wjbieh accompanies them, for a few weeks, and she is now almost completely cured. We could name other instances ofiper- sons in poor Health, being greatly benefited, if not restored by their use. We are happy to testify to what we know, leaving ihe reader to judge for himself. The expense ef trying them is but little, and they certainly can do no harm. Many of the simplest remedies are, after all, the most efficacious.” Itis unnecessary to add more, except to state that the Genuine Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid are only to be obtained of L. M. REXFORD, n 44-ty. Sole agent for Binghamton. IMPORTANT. B. F O S G A T E ’S A N O D Y N E C O R D IA L A SAFE and effectual remedy for the SUMMER COM- PLAINTS, v z: Diarrhoea and Ceolera Morbus; also Flat* u ent and Spasmodic Cholics. This invaluable m edicine for the above complaints surpasses any o ther rem e d y now in use. Hundreds o f cases have come to the knowledge o f the proprietor, w h e re a speedy cure has been effected by the use o f t h e Cordial, after a resort to the common rem edies had proved unavailing. It has been ex'en- sively used throughout this State and elsewhere, for many years— has been approved, and is u?ed in practice by a great number ofth e most respectable physicians, a s may be seen by their certificates and recom m endations-accom p anying each bo ttle. This m e d icine Is discovered to be a certain and effec tual rem edy forthe intestine diseases, produced by the drink ing o fth e waters olthe rivers in the southern and aouthwestern s ates, w h ich renders it o f Inestimable value to those who re 3ide c r travel in those section's o f the country. N. B. To secure the public against deception, the external label o f each b ttle is secured by-a copy right, whieh was en tered (according io act o f Congress) in the Northern District o f N e w York, on the 9th day o f November, Anno Domini, 1P40. A fac sim ile o fthe proprietor’s signature will be found on the outer label o f each bottle, i f genuine Price, 31 cts. For sale by L. M. R E X F O R D , Binghamton; [n53*1y . S U R P R I S I N G R E L I E F C h e e s e iiM y i’s A r a b i a n B a l s a m , H AS long been known/«nil appreciated for the cffica- cloui afid peculiar property U possesses in restoring diseased action lo a natoral healthy state, in expelling from the body the-various forms of human suffering, and thus reversing the doom ofthe afflicted. Being prepared in accordance with strict and well established chemical laws, its reputation has been and still Is onward, and it is n o W e x t e * n s ir e ? y u s e d i h a t l p a r t s o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s . Could a multitude of recommendations be of any use, it would be. easy to obtain credentials .and testimonials .fiom thousands, of the first standing in community who have received benefit from this Balsam ;• for albwho-havc used it have been ao well satisfied that they have advised their triends tatryit,dfc tjjus, simply by being recommen ded from neighbor to neighbor; its efficacy has been so testedand proved that it has acquired tbe unparalleled reputation of b e in g the m o st valuable fam ily m e d icine ever discovered. From many testimonials in its favor, we copy the f r o llo w in g : C e r t ificate from M r. C r o n k , Granville, July 27,1842. I hereby certify that I was afflicted with the Inflamma tory Rheumatism for five or six weeks. I employed a physician but received no relief, my leg became swollen and black to my body, to which I applied Chcescmah’s Arabian Balsam, and in twelve hours it was more comfor table, and in teu days entirely restorcd.like the other. I used only ihree bottles . WM. CRONK. From the Guide to Health. Cbcesemon’s Arabian Balsam, the medical qualities of which in reducing inflamation, in reliemgpain, in chang- ingdiseased- action and restoring vitality, are far superior to any preparation with which I have been-conve.rsant,aud from my own cxpeiience can testify that as an antiphlo gistic remedy in local inflamation, it is far superior io any thing of the kind used or recommended by the medical faculty. Extract of a letter to Dr. Chccseman. Marcellus, Jan. 13, 1843. Dear Sir—I haye used your Balsam in my family dur ing six or eight years. It is well adapted to tbe cure of chilblains, cuts, bruises, sprains, burns, colds, sore throat and inflamed lungs. Used according to the directions, it is comparatively cheap and efficacious, so far as opportuni- ty has enabled me to test its efficacy, and I cau confident ly say that I hold it in high . estimation, and would ad vise every one to hare at hand a bottle of Cheeseman’s Arabian Balsam. . Yours, Ac. JOHN SANDFORD ” ' A CHALLENGE.—I hereby challenge and defy any man on earth to prove that such cures have ever been made, by any man, in any region, by the use of any known medicine, as have lately been perfected by the use of CHEESEMAN’S ARABIAN BALSAM^ I t is notorious ly known that- 1 . hare sought out, among tho poor, those hopeless cases, which had been declared incuraole. All surgeons had forsaken them, and had given them up to die in despair. It is well known that I have boldly warrant ed the cure of all these cases, .and have succeeded, viz: I nveterate R heumatism , and F istula —I ncurable F is t u l a , as it is called, •which'n.ever before was cured by anv man, And now the most horrible cases of inveterate Piles and deplorable Fistula can be cured by any common nurse by following my directions. All ulcerated and- rotten old fever sores —all gashed and mnng/ed tvounds and mangZed joints, may easily and in a short time be cured by this vegetable compound. On horse flesh, all gashes, coZZar gaZZs and saddZe gaZZs, are cured so quickZy that ne horse need be stopped from his Zabor 45- ly The above medicine is for saZe by R. C. TRIVETT, Druggist, Binghamton N. Y. andthe principal merchants and Druggists, throughout the State .—Richfield Springs, N . Y . Jan. 1846. . E. CHBF.SEMAN. C h e a p ' M a r b l e F a c t o r y . M ’A L IS T E R ’S A L L -H E A L IN G O IN T M E N T . t h e f t ' TT A RGE stock o f Cloth, Cassimers and Sattinets •4-4; sell ing cheapest in town, No 3 Empire ; J. A C. ROGERS. A N D P e r m a n e n t benefit is obtained in alm o s t every c a s e o f suffering vthere D r. Folger’s R e m e d y is r e c o m m e n d e d . It h a s been fairly teste d in th a t m o s t distressing com p laint, a s t h m a , a n d has proved itse f to be a p e r f e c t a n tidote. I t h a s b e e n faithfully tried in C o n su m p ' ion. a n d h a s m a d e m o r e c u r e s th a n a n y o t h e r R e m e d y in th e W o rld, Folger’s O l o s a o n l a n , o r All-Healing B a l s a m . M rs. L u c r e tia W e lls, r e s id in g a t th e H o m e for Sailors, 322 P e a r l S tre e t, h a s b e e n afflicted w i.h a s th m a f o r t h e last 4 2 y e » r s , an d to s u c h a degree that i t w a s thought o f ten tim e s th a t s h e w o u ld die. S h e could n o t lay dow n in h e r bed, s h e coughed constantly, s h e could n o t go u p s tairs, a n d r a ised a good deal, o f m a t e r from h e r lungs. O n e bottle o f this g r e a t rem e d y h a s so far r e liev e d h e r t h a t s h e is no w com p a ratively w ell. W . C. G o w an, o f t h e tow n o f W o o d stock, U lster oou n t/,iex p e r ien c e d m o r e re li e f from one bottle o f th is great rem e d y th a n from a ll ih e m e d icin e s h e h a d ev e r tak e n in h is life. H is disease w a s a s th m a , an d h e p r o n o u n c e s t h e O losonaian to be th e m o a t v a luable m e d .cln e m t h e w o rld. . M rs. B o n d , th e w ife o f Mr. W illiam B o n d , th e celeb r a ted Boston Cracker Baker, of Brooklyn, w w afflicted with asth n iq for 30 y e a r s . S h e oftentim e s ap p e a r e d to b e dying. T h e best m e d ical advice o f N e w -Y o rk a n d B rooklyn g a v e h e r n o m a te ria l relief. A fter taking t h r e e d. se s o f t h e m e d id n e s h e p e r ceived a v e r y g r e a t a lteration in h e r b r e a th in g , abd in a w e e k o r tw o u n d e r i ts u s e s h e p r o n - u n c e d h e r s e l f to b^ “ a a w e ll as sh e e v e r felt h e r s e l f in h e r life ” I H e n r y J a c k s o n , residing in 13th s tr e e t,' c a m e f t th e s to r e in a carriage f o r t h e pu r p o s e o f obtaining a bo.tie o f] t h e Oloaao- n ian . H e w a s so exhausted on h i s arrival th a t l e could not sp e a k . H e had s u ffered for m o re than 90 y e a r s with th is dig- t. e sslng disease. H e r e tu r n e d h o m e w ith a b o t ts o f t h e r e m edy, a n d in four days a f ter com m e n c ing its u s e h e w a lked from 13th s tr e e t to t h e office to tell h is jo y a t t h e W onderful af fects o f th is g r e a t r e m e d y , a d s tance o f m o r e th m tw o m iles. H e is n o w com p a ratively w e ll. M rs. A r c h ib a ld ,35 W h ite stre e t ; M rs.M c G a m . 20 W a l k e r s t r e e t ; M rs. R o b e r t P . B e ll ,o f M o rristow n , N J ; M r. W ilk inson, o f H o b o k e n , N . J . ; an d h u n d r e d s o f n a m e s might! be given to prove t h e efficacy of Folger’s O lo s s o n iau o r All-Heal in g B a lsam in th is d isease o v e r e v e ry o th e r r e m :fly. S P I T T I N G O F BLO O D . T h is i s a d r e a d f u l sy m p tom . It i s u n n e c e s s a r to say th a t it b e longs to th e s y m p to m s w h ich often p r e c e d e , u t m o re p ro p e r ly in d icate t h e p r e a e n o e o f th a t fell disease, < o n sum p tion. Y e t t h e r e a r e m a n y w h o a r e troubled w ith th is s y n ptom w h o d o n o t t a k e t h e a l a r m , a n d tr i f l e a w a y t h e t i m e w h t t h e use o f pailiat.ve r e m e d ies, w h ile th e disease c o n tinues it i r<tvages4tnd th e su f f e r e r i s s a o n beyond th e re a c h o f h o p e . R e a d th e foi- low ing c a s e s o f c u r e p e r f o r m e d BY FO L G E R ’8 O L O S A ON I- AN, OR all HEALING balsam . E x tra c t o f a l e tter d a ted 19th May, 1 8 1 5 - D e a r S ir ,—O n th e 20th o f A p ril I w a s a ttaek e th r tth spitting blood, b u t did n o t tak e m u c h notice o f it for a week o r m o re, thinking I s h o u ld g e t b e tt e r in a few days. I htW ever grew w o rse, r a is ing g r e a t q u a n tities o f blcod, h a d a tMkiing c o u g h , w ith a s e v e r e pain in m y ch e s t a n d left s id e . I bfcam e so d e - b ilitated a t t h e e n d o f t h e m o n th, t h a t I could scaiteiy w a lk. I commenced taking your Olosaoniin, and from tip wonderful relief and benefit received from the use of two Ibttles, I most h e a r tily t e n d e r j o u th is testim o n ial. I a m n e a r m v t l i again. CHARLES ROBERTS, f l Canal st. M rs W ilby t h e w ife o f Mr. F . W i b y , l 3 3 W e s | 17 th s t , w a s re d u c e d to th e v e r g e o f t h e grave by ra c i n g bbod. A ll t h e m e a n s a d o p ted fo r c h e c k in g t n e hsem m o rrhage f b m t h e lungs (ailed u n til s h e u s e d th is g r e a t r e m e d y . I t w a s I 'ten d e d w iih im m e d iate e ffect, a n d a fortnight a f ter c o m m e n c iig t h e u s e o f it, s h e w a s a b le to atten d to h e r u s u a l d u ties a b o u u n e h o u s e . M rs. T h O u b o u rne, 352 M o n roe stre e t , w h o hid b e e n tro u bled f o r a g r e a t leng’h o f l im e b y a s e v e r e ebugi, a i d raised quantities o f blood, w a s r e liev e d by o n e bottle o f n e Oioaeoni* an , a n d d e c lares i t to b e t h e g r e a test r e m e d y in t ie w o rld. D a v id H e n d e r s o n , 60 L a ight s t r e e t , D e n n is K llv, 25 W a ter s t r e e t H e n r y L isb o a ,-190R ivingtonatreet, 6 e b . W B u r n e tt, for m e r l y o f N e w a rk, N . \J. a n d n u m e r o u s n a m e s c o ld b e a d d e d I t v F o c s e l e s t UM M aaaan stre e t , o * e d o o r a b o v A n n , a a d at M r s .H a y s , 130 F tdton s t r e e t , B rooklyn. F o r s a l e alee b y L . M. R E X F O R D , B iflfham ta I. l l w » T H E day will c o m e w h e n Ihis m e d ic in e w ill b e p r o n o u n c e d capable o f doing m o r e good, th a n any fivs re m e d ie s b e fore th e p u b l i c . A t p r e e n t , i t i s b u t partially k n o w n ; th e h a lf h a s n e v e r b e e n told, iiu t w h e n it s h a ll be tested in all th e various d e p a r t m e n t o f s ic k n e s s an d d i s e a s e ; w h e n its wohd- e if u l v ir tu e s s h a ll be developed ; its p o w e r ev e r th e m a ladies o f th e n , s e e n a u d f e lt, t h e n it w ill b e acknow ledged t h a t M ’Al- istcr’s A l.-H e a ling O in tm e n t h a s p o w e r to c u r e m o r e d iseases th a n any five re m e d ie s before th e w o rld. T h is w iiP a p p e a r plain u p o n a m o m e n ts r e flection. T h e r e a r e tw o p r o m in e n t re a s o n s for t h i s a s s e r tio n : , 1st. T h a t b y opening th e p o r e s o f t h e s k in, it r e u o v e s all h in d r a n c e to fhe full a n d free d isch a r g e s o f th e T n s e n s h le F e r s p i- rati j n , a n d >hus r e m o v e t h e aran d c a u s e o f n in e - ten th s o f the d iseases in t h is w o rid ; and i t is th e r e f o r e a s a p p licable to one d isease as a n o th e r , to th e liv e r c o m p laint, c o n s u m p tion a n d dy spepsia, a s t h e s ick h e a d a c h e and ague in t h e face, o r to th e asth m a , c o u g h s, f e v e r s a n d bow e l com p laints, as th e quincy s o r e t h r o a ', bronchittis an d cro u p , for th e y a r e caused by checking t h e I n s e n s ib le P e r s p ir a tio n , in o th e r w o r d s , in ‘tak ing c o d . ” 2d. T h a t for a lm o s t ev e iy d isease, t h e r e is a s p e c ific r e ir.dy; and a lthough t h e r e a r e a legion o f t h e m 'r e c o m m e n d e d for th e c u r e o f th e s a m e p a r ticu lar d ise a s e s , yet how s e ldom is it th a t one o u t o f a h u n d r e d 'c 'o any good w h a tever. In s tead , there, fore, o f b e ing u n d e r .th e n e c e s s ity o f a p p lying a g r e a t v a riety o f cu r e s , t h e s u c c e s s i n each o f w h ich is d o u b tf u l,th e All H e a l- ing O in tm e n t t a k e s t h e place o f th e m a l l ; a n d by i ts a c tion upon th e s k in, th r o w s u p o n th e d o o r s for th e e s c a p e o f a ll th e h u m o r s w ithin. T o m a k e th is a p p e a r plain to all, s u p p o s e a p e r s o n is afflicted w ith a cougn, o r a c o ld o r consum p tion, o r iiv e r co m p lain t 7 .He s e e k s a v a r iety o f in w a - d r e m e d ie s ,b u t In n o o n e docs h o find Telief, u n less it is c a r a b le o f forcing off p e r s p iration,w h ich is bu t a m o m e n tary r e l i e f a s t h e p o r e s a g ain c lose t h e m o m e n t th e effect o f t h e m e d icin e h a s ceased . It m ay be s a id - w ith tru th , th a t all inw a rd rem e d ies fail o f curing th e s e com p laints s ix if n o t e ight tim e s in ten , th e w o rld o v e r ; a r d y e t a m e d icine th a t w ill h o t c u r e a t least h a lf th e cases it is a p p lied to, w e c a ll a poor r e m e d y . N o w w h a t is t h e cau s e o f t h e above co m p lain 's ? W e a n sw e r ,c h e c k e d persp ir o tio n , in o th e r w o r d s - ‘c a tching c o ld ” — T h e s k r. th e n , a p d no t t h e in tern a l organs,, is o u t o f o r d e r.— And w e a s s e r t th a t u n less tlie sk n is brought into healthy a c tivity, a n d m a d e to elim in a te t h e I n s e n s ible P e r s p ir a tion f r e e ly a n d fully, n o t a l l t h e m e d icin e s in the. w o rld will save th e consum p tive from tn e g rave. T o m a k e o u r w o id s true, l e t u s quote from a celeb r a ted s o u th e r n d o c tor, w h o w rote a labored treaties on pulm o n a ry consum p tion. H e s a y s : “ b u t let u s r e tu r n to (he consideration o f th e in d ic a io n 3 o f a c u i e ; i t i s s im ply t h i s : th e resto r a tio n o f t h e In s e n s ib le P e rspiration. In o t h e r w o rds, to excite a natural h e a lth y action in th e 'skin.— T h is is a ll thatri* req u ir e d f o r t h e - c u r e o f 9«9 c a s e s o u t o f a thous <nd.” H e re, ilien, is an o th e r c a s e w h e r e th e tru e princi- pie o f p h y siology is u n d e r s to o d , a n d th e r e s u l ts to be produced in s ic k n e s s a n d d isease, a n d v e t n o t know ing-any o th e r a g e n t th a n inw a r d m e d icin e s to effect it. P h y s ician s begin to see, this, a c k n o w ledge it in t h e i r o w n h a n d w ritings, d e p lore it w ith m u c h feeling b u t k n o w o f n o prescription t h a t w ill a p p ly to th e h u m a n c u ticle to r e s t o r e i t to healthy activity, a n d h e n c e th e ir n e c e s s ity c f s till a d m inistering in w a r d rem e d ies. I t i s from th is v e r y fact th a t w e clai u f o r i h e A ll-Healing O iotm e n t a s u p e r io r ity o v e r a ll o t h e r r e m e d ie s y e t discovered. Physicians know o f n o o t h e r a r ticle, th e w o rld at large k n o w o f n o o th e r — indeed th e r e is no o th e r a r ticle i h a t h a s s u c h pow e r o v e r th e h u m a n s k in . A n d i t is th is pow e r to open th e p o r e s by r e s t o r ing th e nerv o u s e n e r g y , q u ickening th e vital fluid w ithin—th a t it is a n in s t r u m e n t o f c u ring m o r e d iseases than any five o r ten rem e d ies w e a r e acquainted w ith. A n d in r e g a rd to' c o n sum p tion a n d liv e r c o m p laint, w e w ili m a k e one re m a r k , and we wrsh it to s in k d e e p into every m a n ’s h e a r t : it is t h i s : T h a t upon a p r o p e r a n d fair rial o f t h e A ll-H e a ling O intm e n t, n o guod good*results f ,o m its c u r e , th a t p e r s o n s m a y a s well cease a ll e fforts a t o n c e : for no t a ll t h e balm s , balsom s , pills, syrups, A c . A c u n d e r H e a v e n s , wiU e v e r r e s to r e su c h a p e r son to health. W e w o u 'd b e slow to m a k e th is re m a r k , i f w e did n o t p o s s e s s th e ev id e n c e to to establish it. N o w a s m o s t o t h e r d iseases a r e c a u s e d in t h e s a m e m a n n e r , it.foliow s th a t th e sp e e d iest e u re^should b e th e sam e . B r a n c h iltis, q u incy, so r e th r o a t an d influenza, a r e N e v e r cau s e d bu t b y checking t h e In s e n s ib le P e r s p ir a tion. A g u e in th e face, h e a h a c h e , earach e , a n d ' f r e q u e n tly toothache,, a r e produced in tlie same way, viz: “taking cold ” F e v e r a , a la o , an d h e a r ly ev e r y case o f Inflam a tion o f th e bow e ls, o r o f t h e sto m a c h o r longs, is th e d ir e c t r.esult o f ch e c k e d perspiration. B e s ides th e s e , w e m a y n a m e diseases o f t h e s p in e a n d o f t h e n e r v e s , r h e u m a tism , f e v e r so ^ e s : d i s eases o f th e ch e s t, s u c h a s a s th m a , tig h tn e s s o f b r e a 'h , pains, w e a k n e s s , d y s p e p s ia, also constipation o f th e bow e ls,'croup, cutaneous eru p tio n s , a n d all d iseases o f t h e s k i n : in sh o r t, n in e - ten th s o f th e d ise e s e s in o u r co u n tr y , a r e p r o d u c e d by th is one th in g —ch e c k e d p e r s p ir a tio n . I f i t is no t se r io u s at first, it finally s e ttle s u p o n so m e v italo r g e n w h e n i t is a lm o s t certain to r e s u l t in d e a th u n less'ft is r e m o v e d . T h e o n ly a d v a n tage t h e A ll-H e aling O in tm e n t h a s o v e r o th e r rem e d io s , lies in th is o n e thing—th e r e s to r a tio n o f t h e Insensi ble P e r s p ir a tio n . W h e n t h is i s d o n e , ih e h u m o r s a n d im p u r i ties n e v e r r e m a in to do in ju r y . T h i s w ill be s e e n by co n tem plating th e follow ing A c t s : - , 1st. T h a t five-eigths o f a ll w e r e c e iv e into th e s tom a c h , p a s s o ff through t h e p o r e s o f t h e s k in, in I n s e n s ib le P e isp ir tatio n . 2d. T h a t the-skin evacutea m o r e - m a tter th a n t h e lungs, kid n e y s a n d bowels p u t together. 3d. T h a t- th e s k in d isch a r g e s m o r e m a t t e r in tw e n ty-four h o u r s , th a n t h e bow e ts d o in f o u r teen days! and t h a t by s e v e re ex e r c ise, a m a n w ill lose th r e e , f o u r and ev e n five p o u n d s In • n e h o u r . 4 th .- T h a t th e c r e a to r p ierced t h e h u m a n cuticle w ith p o r e s o r s m a ll opening'to t h e a lm o s t in c r e d ib le n u m b e r o f 500 m il lion, m a k ing this t h e g r a n d out-let o f a ll t h e red u n d a n t m a tter ofthe body. 6th. T h a t through th e s e p o r e s a r e c o n s tantly e x u d ing theoTd. alte r e d a h d w o r n o u t p a r ticle s o f t h e blood, t h e h u i h o r t o f th e body a n d t h e w a s te o f t h e system .- , 6th. T h a t to s to p u p th e s e p o r e s , tw e n ty .f o u r h o u r s w o u ld cau s e in s tan t d e a th . * -- - 7th T h a t s o d d e n c h a n g e s o f w e a th e r a n d ex p o s u r e to e o ld, clo s e t h e s e p o r e s in p a r t, a n d h e n c e t h e long catalogue o f d is- eases o v e r th e land. 8 h .- T h a t a a t h e s k in i s th e m e d iu m for evacuating a l l th e h u m o r s o f t h e body, w e s e e th e profound folly a n d a b o u r d ity o f restoring to pills, d r a g s a n d o t h e r m ix tu r e s , to e u r e th o g r e a t m a jority o f d iseases p r o d u c e d by ch e e k e d perspiration. 9 th . T h a t u n til S e p tem b e r , 1344, t h e r e w u no m e d iein e b e- fore t h e public th a t h a d p o w e r to re s to r e t h e Insenjflbte\Per spiration, b y im p a rting v itality a n d nervous e n e r g y to t h e s k in 10th. T h a t MCALISTER’S A L L H E A L IN G O IN T M E N T i s th a t m e d icin e , a n d w h ich, by poasessing th is pow e r,, i s e ffect in g m o r e good th a n a n y five o r e v e n 'e n r e m e d ie s in tlitfi c o u n try . P R I C E , T W E N T Y FIV E AND F I F T Y C E N T ^ J . M’ALISTER Sc CO.. 168 S o u th * t , N.,V», S o leP roD rietor L. M. R E X F O R D , A g e n t. B ingham ton N , Y . ' r X ly n H e AS—The best and cheapest Tea in to^an can .L always be found at the store o f June 3d ’4 6 . __________ F W TOMPKINS: W HITE LEAD—rWhite Lead ofsaperiorqual-- ity in 85,50 and 100 lbK e g s foisalebr June 3,1846. F ^ T O M P K I N S . CONGDiOTV W H IT IN i Marble Dealers^ Binghamton ,N ;Y . beg leave to say to their large c ircle o f customers, anti the public generally, that they still, con tinue their MarhlO Shop tin Court st., a few doors east of the C a n a l Bridge, and that they are constantly enlarg ing their facilities for lhe accommo dation o f those who m ay need articles in their line. In the beauty and __________________ durability o f the m aterial they lurnish, as well as excellency of workmanship, c o rrectand appropriate lettering and carving, and fineness of finish, they are determined not to be excelled: while th e y a r e free to pledge themselves to the citizens of Binghamton, Broome and the adjoining Counties o fthis State a n d Penn sylvania, that they will supply them on as favora ble terms as any dealers west of Albany and,New- Y o rk. • i T h e y have now on hand a well selected Assort ment o f M arble, for T omb Stones, Tables, Hearths, Paint Stones, Sinks,-W indow Caps and SillsL &c\; and any rarer a rticle fn their line, such as eostly M onuments or M antels, they will hold themselves in readiness to furnish to o rder on the m o st reason able terms. Orders from the country are solicited, and the articles D E L IV E R E D , i f desired. Country Produce will be received inpaym e n t. Binghamton Feb. 17, 1845. L I S T O F P O P U L A R M E D IC IN E S ; F o r S a le by TL. M. Sand’s Sarsaparilla Sand’s Salt Rheum Remedy Roman E y e Balsam Indian’s Panacea M cM u n n ’s E lixir of Opium Phinney’s Pills Moffat’s L ife Pills “ Phoenix Bitters Sherm a n ’s Medicated Lozenges “ ' Fever & Ague L o zenges “ D inner Lozenges “ Poor M an’s P laster Jayne’s E xpectorant H a ir T o n ic “ T o n ic Verm ifuge “ Carm inative Balsam “ Sanative Pills D ailey’s Pain Extractor H a y ’s Linim ent for P iles W ashington E lixir for D y sintery, &c Cooper’s Cora.' S alve M a rr’s Cora. Salve Gridley’s SaZt R heum Ointment Dr.-Rush’s Infallible Pills Phelp’s Tom ato Pills “ Restorative Bitters M ile’s Tom ato Pills Fahnestock’s V e rm ifuge Cheesman’s A rabian Balsam A llebasi’s BZk. SaZve “ C o u g h S y rup “ P ile Pills “ C a thartic P ills Plasters F e v e r A. A g u e Syrup W inslow ’s Balsam of H o rehound T a y lor’s Balsaln of Liverw o rt M o ther’s R e lief Fosgate’s Anodyne C o rdial W istar’s Balsam ol W ild C h e rry Resurrection or Petsian Pills Jew D a v id’s o r H e b rew P laster Egyptian Balm .Fish’s L ily Syrup Longley,sG reat W e stern Indian Panacea Dutch PiZIs, o r Lion ofthe Day Bishorps’s A n ti-Eilious Pills H itchcock’s Balsam of H e a lth “ W o rm T e a “ C a tarrh Snuff < ’ Price $ 1 0 0 1 0 0 25 2 00 25 25 and 37f 25 and 50 1 0 0 25 1 0 0 50 12 * 50 and 1 1 (< ti CO 0 0 50 50 25 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 25 25 50 - 1 2 1 37* 25 50 25 5 0 a u d 1 00 50 50 25 25 'U 50 1 and 1 50 2 o o 31 1 00 31 and 62J 50 M agnetic Odontica “ H a ir Regenerator P a r k e r ’s P u lm o n a ry Balm G regory’s Pills Balm of Colum bia H itchcock’s A n ti-B ilious Pills' Covert’s Balm of Life M ichaux’s F reckle W a s h Lee’ss P ills B randreth’s Pills Post’s Poor M a n ’s P ills 50 1 00 I 50 37* 25 1 0 0 - 2 5 25 50 371 1 0 0 3 ^ 1 50 and 75 25 1 50 50 25 25 12* ’25 75 50 & 1 00 37| 25 25 25 1 0 0 25 and 50 50 50 25 and 50 1 0 0 25 50 75 37* 25 25 25 12 * 1 2 * 1 2 * 25 and 50 50 50 25 25 25 25 50 12* 150 6 « 12* 25 a n d 50 50 25 J 2 J ‘ 50 Badeau’s Plasters Libby’s Bitters Nerve and Bone Rheumatic Liniment Wilkinsons Tromatic Wound Salve Thompsons Eye Water Hills BaZs. Honey Cephalic Snuff Hungarian Balsam of Life McAllister’s All Healing Ointment “ Hair Oil Toilet Oil Segur’s Restoritive Pills Larbor’s Ext. Lungwort Clove Anodyne, Certain cure for toothache Climax Syrup Dr. Foord’s Pectoral Syrup “ Tonic Cordial - “ Universal Pill3 Hooper’s Female Pills Anderson’s Scots Pills Godfrey’s Cordial • Bateman’s Pectoral Drops Turlington’s Balsam of Life Pacific Oil Eddy’s Rheumatic Tincture Warranted Enderm ic beautifying Soap ' Keeler’s Invisible Ink Connell’s Pain Extractor United States Pills Oriental Pills Watterman’s Rheumatic Plaster Opodeldoc, Hard and Liquid Edward’s Salt Rheum Ointmeut Medicated Cough Candy White’s Salve Gelatine Capsules Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam Chapman’s Summer Cordial Harlaem Oil Le Bautne De Ninon or J The French Balm of Beauty J Knapp’s. Strength effing'Plaster 25 Dr. Smith’s Sugar Coated Pills 25 with many others not enumerated. Thesubscriber is agentformostot theabove MEDIC INES and war rants every article genuine. L .M . REXFORD. Binghamton, Feb. 11, 1845. _____ ____________ At the Old Favorite Store Corner of Court and Washington Streets (formerly occupied by R, A. Ford Sp Co.) I HE subscribers have j ust received the Largest New stock o f goods to be found in this vicinity Consisting of a Large choice stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, GZass ware, Boots & Shoes Hats and Caps Ac. fftc. SALES, to suitpurchasers—ALL kinds o f pro duce taken in Exchange for goods. , _________________ S. A , N E W T O N & Co For Sale. S EVERAL House Lots,-Eligibly situated in this village, with or without Building materials for sale on lopg c redit. A, DOUBLEDAY. Binghamton Nov. 11, 1844. ’ 34 * T o t h e L a d i e s in p a r t i c u l a r . A ND to all'who are desirous ofa. Youthful ap- tearance, or are troubled with Pimples, Erup tions, recent Frecki.es, Tanned or Dried and Shri velled Skin, or Premature YVrinkles, LE BAUME DE NINON, 1 or THE FRENCH BALM OF BEAUTY, will-be found • the best remedy\ ever yet differed *o thepublic. Price 50ctspr Bottle. For sale by L. M. REXFORD, qnly agent at Binghamton. 6 T O T H E L A D I E S . D E LAINS, Rept, and plain, and Cashmere* to gether with all the most outlandish styles of dress goods, cheap at * 1 BOYD & CROSBY’S Jan.27,1846. /• • - OLASSES, Teas,Sugar,Cofree dtc.,all war- rantect good and sold ak Cheap by us as at any store town. ! All-kinds b f Grain, Buttqr, Cheese Ac., bought atthehigbestpriceat; ; BJA.^EW T O H ACo. L a n d * n K U O M E , T J U U A a n a t > n u s m u i . T u ; - ; Lot no. 9 S E corner ' 17- M W 79 S W corfitf 132 “ 166 S E ex. 5 acres 233 ex. 40 acres E etid 246 S W part- 293 S W 399 “ 56- ex. 8 aerds N E 60 S E 6 1 “ N W N W «( K u ~ ’ N E ex. 32 acres N W 124 N E 481 5 1-2 of west part S E # X 215 226 300 373 415 503 530 291. 290 322 271 559 347 356 375 381 N W S E N W s w N W s w 29 s l 223 103 14 13 34 14 18 1 0 1 2 7 4 1 2 19 8 60 25 14 32 26 25 9 13 6 1 0 8 Nichols S. W. Tract;, Windsor. Lot no. 6 East half 51 Acres 7 1 0 13 14 u (< West half ti <( . . ' a 124 131 247 69 168 159 130 Tract, Windsor. 89 Acres. 1 2 1 '51 15 16 ‘ 17 Nichols N. W Lot no. 6 7 8 Edgar Tract, Sanford. Lots no. 3. 5, 6 . 8 , 9, 10, 11 and 12 , containing about 95 acres each Lot Watts Tract, Sanford. Lots no. 1, 4, 5; 7, 8 and 9, containing each a- bout 98 acres ~ Carpenters 750 Acre Tract, Wind sor. Sub. 6 ex 6 acres N W corner 69 Acres 5 N E part 20 4 S E corner 18 4 10 2 “ ■ 14 Randolph Township, Sanford and W i n d s o r . Lot no. 17, sub. 3, 4 and 7, containing eaeh 80 acres ^ 27, sub. 1 and 2, 80 acres each N W corner or 6 and 7, 15 acres 15 sub. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 , 7,.- and 8 , containg each 80 acres 22, sub 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 and 8 , contain ing each 80 acres 23, N W corner 50 acres Also eight lots in Great Lot ho 16 in the R a n dolph Township, knoWn as the “Wain- wrig.ht Lot” coniaining 640 acres Hammonds Patent, Windsor and Colesville. Lot no. 38 S E corner 10 Acres 41 N W cor - 10 91 43 6 8 57 72 1 0 2 112 114 S h a if ■N W t: cor 2 0 79 24 1 1 24 18 1 2 28 Capenter’s 1000 Acre Tract, sub. 3, whole lot, 160 acres Carpenter’s Mile Square, south of no. 13 Ran dolph, somherly part except 49 acres 3> raot;t extracrdinarycures: ‘A irihatTs^eq“ked o .Pa_rt,.. _ acres . _ _ lhe invalid is to get the genuine ‘.Pills and use ae W of lot css d to Samuel Corp iri H r abd Al- e o i N j t t m y * ■ : Township 3, S E Section**30ifcN W eoraM o f 245a, abounded west by sectional' lingj^ north by lots lots 28 and 26,' east by lot 73 and 74. north b t lots 70 and 68. 29 acres, N W ccffner o f 53 a c res taxed to the heirs of John Carpenter and bounded West b y sectional, north by lot.71, east by lot .30 and south by a 50 a cre lot. - - , ^ Township 4, S E Section— N o 2 , S E deduct 17a $ E , 10 a. . . • Township 7, S 1-2 S W section in no 3j N* W 1 of suh % 6 s. . , : Township 8 ,. S W .Section— 430 acres, north' part of 630a, S W cor of 3125a, west p a il o f said % W section, bounded east by Town line • of Chemung. Township 8 ,-S E Section— 20 acres N ,W c o r of 120 a, bounded north and west by sectionaf lines, south by lot line, east by 19, 20 , School- craft’s location. * Township 10, N .survey Talmadge Tract, S; E sub division— Lot 19, 8 acres S, E corof r. Lot 2, Ransom Lot, continues location N W of 133 acres, bounded west bv heirs of Yjer- noy, south by John Bishop/east by J Holmes, north by Military line. N o 29, N W 37a. No 60, N W la. N o 63 N W 14a. No 64, N W 11 a. N o 71, . N W 10a. N o 81, N. W except 30a N W , 13a. The above Land will b? sold on accommodating; .terms. In the absence of the subscriber applicants will call on Henry Mather , or A. Doubleday jr. A. DOUBLEDAY^ Binghamton, May 25; 1846. - ________ ulOtf IMPORTANT Medical N otice!—Persons afflicted* A wilh'any of the following diseases, may find a certatip and sovereign and immediate remedv in the GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT. Glandular swellings, ague in the face, swelled breasts and sore nipples of nursing women, bronchitis, felons.ahcf ringworms,salt rheum,scald heaid,a nd is an in valuable dres-' siag for burns, scalds and drawn' blisters, shingles, erysip elas, piles, inflammation' df the eyes, all braises nnd fresh 1 cut wounds, fever-sores and scrofulous sores. T h is O intm e n t has stood the test o f centuries among the' Indian tribes of North America, and of more tharf 40 years' among-the while inhabitants; andwhefcver itis Used) eith er by the medical faculty or others, it gives ihe most unex ampled satisfaction, and performs the most wonderful cures. The principle upon which it effects cures in the above dis eases is to reduce inflammation, and restore the functions of nature to healthy action: In no instaiicewill it or can it fail ofa cure, if applied according to directions. The proprietors are prepared to show certificates to this effect,signed by persons ofthe very highest respectability now living in the city of New York and elsewhere. The certificates are not old ones, signed\ by persons whose names are n ;t known,-but by merchants, hotel keepers, mechanics, clergyman, &c , who are well known. The present proprietors ofthis Ointment w-ere induced to purchase the right to make and vend it, not from the rep resentations of its great virtues simply, but from cures of the most extraordinary nature that fell under their owu per sonal observation. This Ointment is incomparably supe rior tq any and every ointment before the public, and all persohiWhboring under any of the above diseases, no mat ter how extreme their case, can be speedily cured by this Ointment. Let such visit the general depot, No. 3BConrt- landt. st., and they will be satisfied, perfectly satisfied, that this is all true to the letter. Slate, country, city and town agents are wanted through out the Union. Persons will find it their interests to apply for agencies at once. Address the subscribers, postpaid.' ARMSTRONG & HURD, Proprietors, N o . 38 Conrtland street, N . .Y. P r ice 25 c ts— F o r sale b y agents (M e rchants and D r u g gists) in all the country tow n s. A lso, b y L . M . R e x ford and R . C . T r iv e t ! , Bingham ton ; H . H e m iinvay and D. A. Stevens, W h itn e y ’ s - P o in t ; D y e r & B e a n , U p p e r L i s l e ; H agam an & BirdsalL C h e n a n g o F o r k s . T h e above are al so agents for B r is tol’s Sarsaparilla, B a r c la y ’s A m e r ican Balsam , P e a s e ’ s Hoarbouiid C a n d y , and Fanhnestock’s V e r m ifuge. N. G r i m e s , of M arcelZns, O n o n d aga county, generaZ agent for the State. n 20 - 6 in f j p H I S i s a great country, and whatever is made lo add to its prosperity and the comfort and health of the people, more especially what tends to relieve the distresses of humanity, should be hailed as a public blessing. T h e greatest public blessing of the age therefore is Dr. P H E L P S ’ T O M A T O PIL L S —so acknowledged because they have re lieved more physical distress than any oDe o r even ten medicines ever before discovered. T h is is no boasting, for now even the once greatest sceptic,and most fa ithleSs, have embraced them ns the ti ied,pro ved and most valuable general remedy for diseases arising from Im p u rities of the Blood, dyspepsia, scrofula, and all chrouicdiseases; also a substitute for calomel as a cathartjc in fevers and all bilious affections. Thvse Pills are not among those of doubtful efficacy. They have endured the test in millions of cases in the last six y ears,and now sland established high in the reputation ofthe public in all parts of the United States, the Canadas, and Texas; being extensively prescribed by the medical faculty wherever they have been introduced. During the last louryears,more than twomillions of boxes of these Pills have been used, with the most desirable resuits,andin many cases producing ------ j - . j - - - - - Carpenter’s Mile Square, south of no. 14 Ran- dolph, called Hotchkiss square N W corner, 50 acres Lot 75 west half 64 Acres 178 except, 12 acres S E ■ 88 80 Whole Lot 128 128 N W” 5 143 S E 25 146 “ 33 149 north side 82 166 S E 19 140 N W 19 150 “ 10 151 except 12 acres S E 116 McMasters East Half Township. \ Lot no. 3 N W 14 Acres 15, Whole Lot 254 McMasters West Half Township. Lot no. 61 N W 15 Acres 89 “ *6 91 “ 24 49 “ 9 _ ■'***' uo-c au - cording to the d irections,and health will beTestored and strength and cheerfulness: gee that thfe signa ture of;G. R. Phelps, M. D. is on the label. t^ r F o r list of agents, see advertisement o f Green M ountain Vegetable Ointment. n20-6m James Clinton Patent. Lot no. 3 N W com er 26 acres 31 “ 15 32 “ 13 Coxes Patent. Lot no. 55 N W corner 21 acres Chemung Township, 10,000 Acre Tract, or Fisher Tract. Sub. 6 whole lot lift. Acres B R IST O L ’S BA L S A M ,—T h e most celebrated medicine in existence, for the speedy and per manent cure for Coughs, Colds and Consumptions Every person who has ever use.I Bristol’s Balsam of Hoarhound, pronounce it the best article ever in vented ; and so justly celebrated has it become,thal the market is already full of imitations, counterfeits and most dangerous compounds, under the n a m e d Balsam of Hoarhound. Therefore always be caTe- ful to call for Bristols Balsam, and see that his-writ- ten signature, is on the outside label o fthe bottle. T h e public are referred to recommendations in the hands of the agents, which are sufficient evi dence ot the value of the medicine, and a trial of its virtues is all that is necessary to convince any one ofits extraordinary qualities. M a rk—T h is invaluable medicine has been n o w some twelve years before thepublic, and without any effort on the part of the proprietor, its s a lejias become very extensive and is daily increasing.— T h e lowpricfe at which the m edicine,is sold(25 cts) enables all to partake ofits healing qualities. J i ’For list of agents, see advertisement of Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment. n20-6m F O R B U F F A L O . 4- und’d 9 1 0 “ 139 8 “ 9 14 “ 9 24 “ 8 28 “ 8 32 “ 8 34 “ 8 36 “ \ - 8 44 “ * 8 40 “ 9 2 « * 9 Chemung Township. L o t no. 4, - C h e m u n g T o w n s h ip, sub. 6 1 ^ W corner, 4 acres. Lot no. 155‘ N E cor 33a. * Lot no 158 S E cor 10a. Lot no 158 N E cor 20a. L o t no 157 N E cor 5a. L o t no 174 N E cor 59a. L o t no 14 N W cor 9a. L o t 11 1 S E cor 17a. L o t no 12 6 S E cor 16a. L o t no 126 S W cor 20a. 127 S W cor 33a L o t no 129 N E cqr 17a. L o t no 136 S E .c o r 12a. L o t no 151 und’d, o f 3 0 a N W cgr 12a. , L o t no 151 S E of 85a ap pended to S H u tchinson, 14a. L o t no 151 und’d. of 16a N W 14a. L o t no 151 ats’d to L Q u ick. 4a. L o t no 1 5 1 S W o f 55 3 a as- .. sessed a s E . W illiam s ’, bounded north by T . G . E v a n s and A . T h o m p s o n , e a st b y C . Den ton. s o u th 'b y C h e m u n g , west b y 147a owned ' b y E t W i l l U m i,. b e ing--69a. W a tkins a n d F lin t .Purchase, T W a * ship l , n e. section. L o t no lO-Tej - S E co.rw’- L o t no 2 0 $ i , around , c% jjj ** - T o w n s h ip 3, S W S e c t i o n 1- - 'L p t n o . S 4 , . l7 a , N “Binghamton and Baffalo Line.,, A BOAT ofthe above line, well fitted for .pas sengers and fraight, will leave Binghamton for Buffalo direct, EVERY TUESDAY during the season. ' ^ T his hue will run in connexion with a daily une o f steamboats and. Propellers on tiie Lakes.— Parhcular attention'will'be given tothe comforl of passengers on the route and every assistance wril be rendered at Buffalo to enable them to,gel comfortable accommodations onthe Lakes,at mod. crate charges. Binghamton, 1846, 2tfl _ ANDERSON & CO. Proprietors. J. M. HUBB A RD, Agent, Baffalo. A. C. CULVER, ' “ Utica. C. McKINNEY, “ . Binghamton. The very best Medicine in use! I * I S Dr. Chapmans Summer Cordial lor the cureo D v - “ ‘ — ^ - mer _____ _ __________ __ _ ____________ lie-. This medicine is prepared from a veritable pre scription of the Celebrated Dr. Chapman o f Phila delphia and is really and iftily the best remedy for the above complaints now in Use. Eveiy family should keep a bottle on band as it invariably re lieves the sudden attacks which most frequently characterise the commencement o f the above dis ease. Price 18*. cts and.37* cts pf Bottle. J|3 For Sale only by L. M . REXFORD; CASH PAID F O,R O A T S .—T h e highest Market Price for. Oats by A C MORGAN Dec. 7th 1845 I ; : L A N D S F O R S A L E . T HE subscriber offers Ior himself aad JoiapVS: Bosworth, the following parcels of -LA N D Cor sfllc * *■**- * ‘ : THE EDGAR TRACT, containing 1210 acres, divided into-twelve Lota, lying in tbe the town o f Sanford; adjpini^grthe Also the eastern kalf p( cphsy lvania line. V A T T S TRACT, y _ j, embracing nine Lots. The above lands are \well adapted for f v n i o r purposes and will ,be: sold on very reasonable terms. *• ■ ■\ •* —* ••■r.' ■ ■ r.\» ^ ‘ 4 ' A . TJOtJBLBDAY. Binghamton,-March 9,1846. 51tf*
