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i ' ££5J!5Uy?^E«! s«F s,” J6&J. 'C O N S U M P T I O N b a s b e e n ;, c u r e d by BRANT’S PULMONARY BA USA M, ........................ T H E G R E A T A M E R IC A N ■ 1 -*4 s ' H E UNBOUNDED AND. TRIUMPH A.NT SUCCESS which ha? A rcsulteii from the use ofthis Great Healing e a ling anJ If uri- T H E ^ E N - B 'IN E ; P A T E N T G A L V A N I C R I N G S ! - A n d Christie’s M a gnetic F l u i d !! N D I A N R E M E D Y . H E UNBOUNDED AHD. TRIUMPH ANT SUCCESS which bit - - resulted from the use ofthis Great H on>i medicine, in the cure of Colds , Coughs , Asthma 5. Consumption variants d e as#erii»n, ih*'1, il is ihf most In^alliable re toed v in the world, lor any form or stage ot sr. i rite testimony or many persons ofthe highest standing ami character for veracity can he relied on, Brant s In- .7 „ J-uI>nonan/ Balsam 1ms cured many decided cases nicerated and diseased lungs— surh rases as were cal- > i Consumption, by the most skilful Physicians, some of ; > most stronglv marked and itidicat-d cases of ulcerated , soch diseases as many persons die in consequence every day. The infallible and most wonderful ' HEALING AND PURIFYING —taHtics ofthis best of alt remedies gives to it curative vir- ::ies which no other Cough remedy possesses. It also w.vsessftSall lhe necessary qualities for facilitating expec- ,-ation. soothing and removing pain, and subduing cough. ;Uut other cough medicines have. Thus, then, by its eom- onnd healing virtues (its absorbent, its power of equaliz- og the circuhitioi and secretions, its qualities of cleansing md purifying the blood, of subduing cough and easing pain) • heals and\ cures uiccrs in the lungs, as certainly as it never has failed to heal and cure ulcer? or Scrofula, in the .»gs or arms, or any other part, of the body. \ BRANT’S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT, > a preparation of this great Indian remedy . which is sim ilar in medical virtue to the Pulmonary Balsam, in all its -urifying properties, but, it differs from the. Balsam in not possessing expectorating and nervine qualities, which, are only essentially necessary In Cough remedies, and it is i Pxr.ONCF.il and more active purifyer of the blood, which, t will certainly purify withonr a shadow ofa doubt,iu every and all cases, where a fa ir trial fo- made. We warrant ami guarantee , that a bolt le of this “ preparation ” posses ses. four times mote alterative, and purifying virtues, ban- a like bottle of any on piiratinn ol'Savsaparilla ©vor offered to the public. Ar.d'thus, hy ils purifying virtues IT CURES SCROFULA ! without fail, in tiny instance . and also, many other chronic liseuses, which are ctiumd by d'o-angement in the s-u-re- m.is arid impurity of the blood, viz: Erysipelas , Scald 7grid, Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism , Ulcer- . ted Sore mouth and Throat, Nurgiiig Sore Mouth, TTl- Piles. Salt Rheum, Boils , Liver Complaint, Mer- : trial and all Skin diseases. And a l l o th e r eases—of *» siUul'wnal or secondary diseases of the blood. It nl- r\.\ ,>y equalizing the circulation and secretions has proved i t s a specific in curing all debilitating weakness and oth- _ .\ 'ran-'-ements Incidental to females. f t is rlrcat Indian remedy i- compounded nrtd prepared ;.rc i'.sivchj front vegetable substances, and its wonderful ».:>acy in all pulmonary complaints and as a purifyer of V- Id tod, is the result of practical Indian experience.— •Vt.' injury lias ever been done to any ofthe many who have -••eu it. either coiistitiUiona ly or otherwise. READ THE EVIDENCE. W e here give a few of the many mimes of well lfnown : -id respectable persons who have used this medicine,and ..ho have voluntarily given certificates and statements of : lportant cure?. Fur full pavtirulars of every case here tamed, and other wonderful cures, read the pamphlets. Every agent has them. Get one, an 1 you will be con- m c t . 1, if iiutnan testimony can convince yon, that the a- •:ove is all a true statement o f facts. We, refer, in Ihe first place, to persons who have been 'hemsetves cured by tlie use ofthis Medicine of the sever al diseases mentioned in connection with tlieir names.— ,Yrc therefore refer to General John Dunning, Ballston Spa, N. Y., who was 'or many years Sheriff of tne county of Saratoga, cured of Consumption. Mr. Gilman Dickey, farmer and wool merchant, Elba, Genesee Co., N. Y., Intkunmatiorrtbfihe Lungs, which ter minated in Consumption, Mr. J. Townsend, Merchant, Ovid, Seneca Co., N. Y., Incipient Consumption. Miss Poller, Piano Forte Teacher, 23 Herbert s t , N. I., Consumption of several years. Mr. R. Chapman, Merchant Middlebury, Vf., long difficulty cf Breathing. it 'Ir. John R. Smith, Merchant, Lee, Mass., Chronic \Rheumatism. Mr. R. N. Stimpson, Jobbing Merchant, 22 William •jt., N. Y., Scrofula in the Neclc. M r . J. Craig, Merchant, Medina, Orleans Co., N. Y., Salt Rheum. Capt. E . Knapp, 37 Willow st. Brooklyn, N.Y. Scrof ulous Erysipelas, in both legs from the knees to the ankles. Mrs. Sarah Barlow, Ballstan Spa., N. Y., Salt Rheum, qf 15 years, in the face and eyes. And we further refer in the second place, to the follow ing respectable persons who are kno\y,n.to, and have stated -hat they have seen the happy results of the use ofthis med icine in its effecting cures on other per sons, of such com- tlainfs and diseases, as are mentioned in connection with ^Iteir names. WcioTer again therefore, tor such prootj to Mr. S .J. Van Vechlen, Merchant, Catskill, N. Y., for cures ol Chronic Go»i<h and Consumption. Dpct W. J. Shcllon, Druggist, Bridgeport, Conn., for Consumption. Rev. R . Dunning, Pastor of the Presbyterian Churchv at Adams Basin, Monroe Co., N. Y., Consumption, Fever Sore and Scrofula. Doct. Ro-smun, 132 Henry St., Brooklyn, N. Y., for Nursing Sore Mo tth. Doct. Salmon Skinner, corner ofCranbprry and Hicks s:., Brooklyn, N. Y., for Scrofula and Erysipelas ol tho and Scrofulous Erysipelas in the legs. ■ Doct. T . AI. Hunt , Druggist, Auburn N. Y , for cure of •Jurunic Cough and Eruptions, atid a case of biroltfi in J;> neck. Me. Milo Ujalh, Merchant, Eastown, Pa., Scrofulous L. tpUons oflong standing, on his son M r . S. J . Striker, Merchant, 22. John St., N. Y ., nggra- e.j erupti >.i, on liis child, which a celebrutcd Sarsupu- y: i t could not cure. Doct. George Francis, Druggist, Middletown, Conn., Erysipelas of the Eyes. Mr. Wm. B. Harris, Sheriff of Saratoga Co., N .Y , his .vile cured ol C» nsitmntion. M r John Wait, Mer. bant, Ballston Spa, N. Y., for Hooping Cough ati I Consumption. M r TF. Ci tpman, .Vlen-hint, Middlebury’, Vt., forthe Hire ofhis son of Heeding at tho lungs, which terminated n Consumption— Cure ol Con<umption iu another man, - and also a l.idv, all o f whom the best physicians had given ip 03 INCUR ABLE. ilie-srs. J. Christopher, >v. IF. Ilewell, R . D. Howell, r id IFrtt. McLaughlin, Gentlemen, well known at Ro chester City. N. Y., fir Oousumption and Liver Complaint. We could thus go on and refer to hun Ireds of oilier per sons as respr,’.table as the above named, from whom we h iv.; received cer ifica'es and statements, but if these be nor s •undent to prove all we have said respecting the healing i purifying virtues ofthis Great Indian Remedy,than ii »u-ands ofour references would be equally as unsuccessful For Sale by the f dlowing agents: L. hi REXFORD -> h! R. O. TRIVETT, Binghamton; CHARLES SUM- q 3R, Windsor; HAGAMAN & BIRDSALL, Chenango /.•rks; MESSENGER & JENNINGS, Union Village; G. Patrick, Harpersvile; D. A. STEVENS, Wliitneys Point; W HEELOCK CORBY, Conklin. _______ 17-ly N S W LEATHER, W O O D E N -W A R E AND FIND ING STORE. A T T H E S I G N O F T H E P A D L O C K G W , GREGORY, • would respectfully inform the inhabitants ol Binghamton and vicinity that e has taken thestore No. 2. Ely Place, directly opposite the Phenix H o tel, recently occupied by W. M..& ,1. E. E v and R. G. Trivett, where he is now opening his stock of goods, consisting of a splendid assortm nt ol Table knives and Forks, T e a do. Carvers, Forks and Steels, Pen and pock et Knives, bread and but cher do. Hay and straw do. Scissors, shears and razors, Brittania Tea and coffee Pots, bra*ss and common Andirons,shov els and tongs, &e. &c. HOUSE TRIM M ING ARTICLES, consisting ot Locks, Lat ches, Butts, screws, brads Nails, Bolts, patent win dow springs and blind fas- »enings, sh Hter and sash fastenings, &c &c. A general assortm -nt of TOOLS for Carpenters Old Joiners, Cabinet and W a g o n makers, Masons ■al Black'S’nichs, Shot Makers, Tanners and Our- iers, Saddle and Harness makers Tools and frirnmings of every description. F \ R \ 1 L N G TOOLS O f a l l kinds, together w ith a general assortm e n t o f rope and cordage. SO L E A N D U P P E R L E A T H E R . H i mess and bridle Leather, Morocco and calf r.kins, lining and binding skins, together with a general assortm ntof Findings. S T O V E S A N D H O L L O .W -W A R E . Wooden ware. Willow Cradles, Wagons and bas- iete, ofall descriptions &e. A ll o f w h ich he w ill sell as law as can b<e p u r chased in any village west o f the city o f N e w Y o rk.. confides in a generous public for a share of pa tronage. N. B.— All kinds of PRO,DUCE- taken at the Gierke! Price, in Exchange for Goods, ^inghamton, Nov 29,1845 Sisaai /T'H1S Remarkable discovery hits received the univer- L sal approbation of the medical profession °f real Britain, lias now been sufficiently before the American public togivaa fai.r test of its pp.wer and efficacy. Tlie Galvanic Rings liave tnng been used with perfect success in all. cases ol RHEUMATISM, acute or chronic, apply ing to tlit* head, fiu-c orlimbs; Gout, Fie Doloreaux, Toothache, Bymchitas, Vertigo,-Nervous or Sick Henf]- aclie, Indigestion, Paralj’sis, Palsy, Epilepsy,, Pits. Cramp, Palpitation ofthe Heart, Apoplexy, Stiffness o Joints, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, Neuralgia. General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous Disnrtleis. Tlieir extraordinary effects upon llie system must he witnessed to be believed ; and as.a certain preventive foi the above complaints they are equally tobe recommended. T h e G a l v a n i c B e l t s , B a n d s . B r a c e l e t s , Are. In some complaints of a verv severe character- and o! long standing, the pewor obtained by the Galvanic Ring- is not sufficient to arrest the progress of disease, and ulti mately restore health. The improved modification iri the Galvanic. Bells, Bunds, Bracelets, etc., entirely remedies this objection; any degree of power that is required can easily he obtained, and nodiseuse which the mysterious a- gent o Galvanism can effect, will fail to be permanently relieved. Certificates bearing strongest witness of the extraordi nary effects of these articles, are daily accmnulatirng. T h e fo l lo w i n g a r e m e r e l y o f f e r e d a s a sa m p l e o f lin n drcdsof a similar chuvnclcr: The first is tin extract from an editorial which appeared on the 2tih ofJttne in the Albany Daily Citizen—'Stanly Smith, esq. editor. ‘'TliV- Patent Galvanic Rings, which are making such a stir in ihe worid jus) now, are a noval invention of this age o f i n v e n t i o n s . ” * * * * “ With regard lo their efficacy we can say^ that two or three cases have fallen under our noiice, wliich have fa vourably impressed our minds- The first is that ofa high ly respectable merchant of New York, whc declared to ti:- that, tlieir use speedily relieved him ofa cough, seal ed pair, in the side, and many symptomsofa pulmonary complaint, and he is now eniirely well. The second that we shall notice, is t.!m* of a young man named R.mbins, u resident ofthis city, who about one yearsinec was visited with an attack of Paralysis, which affected the whole of one side ol his body. We accompanied a medical friend to his resi dence, No. 9G Beaver street,oil Sunday, ro enquire inlo his case. We found that he had been deprived entirely ofthe use of one arm and leg, and that sensation had hecni lost, to tlie whole side of his body. He had been unable to use the leg in walking or the arm in eating, anil the physicians said thev could not help him. Within the last\t.\vo'Weeks he lias worn t wo and lour of Dr. Christie’s Galvanic Rings, and used the Magnetic Fluid, and the effnet upon liis para lytic. limbs is astonishing. 'Fhe deathlike coldness left them, the nnmbnessbrgnn 1 o give way to many senstjjions of reumiinsr lif-and feeling, perspiration cam'- out irioir freelv, and he hasbeen rapidly gaining, and while before lie wore tlie Rings, he was unable to articulate distinct ly, walk or feed himself, yet now he talks freely, rides out, and forthe most pari is able to help himself. These cases coming to our personal knowledge, certainly testify to tne merits of Dr. Christie’s Galvunic Rings and Maignelir Fluid ” The fdliwtngis copied from “Tiie Orphan’s Adkocate nnd Social Monitor,” the well-known publication in Bos ton, edited by the Misses A. and E. G. Fellows. Preju dice must vanish when such authority vouch js for evidence like the following, lt speaks for itself. “CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC RINGS.” “The efficiency of Galvanism in the cure of diseases, particularly those effecting the nervous system, lias long been acknowledged. Tbe difficulty has been thal1 while the patient received a benefit, in one direction, he was in jured b\ the severity ofthe shocks. This difficulty has ot lute been in a groat .measure remedied by an improved construction ofthe galvanic battery. But the^great desid eratum lay still beyond; it was to apply the galvanic power gently and uncea.-ingly This important ot'jpct has iteen accomplished by the Galvanic Rings which have lately been invented, and have suddenly risen into much public favour. In relation io these Rings we have witnes sed some very practical results, unless -«-e were greatly mistaken in the cause. One was that of an orphan girl in our own charge, and temporarily in onr family, who h.-H been a great sufferercr under paralytie shocks, till she had nearly lost the nse of her limbs. One ofher hands,f'er example, was completely twisted up. She has used Dr. Christie's Galvanic Rirgs and the Magnetic Fluid which accompanies them, for a few weeks, and she is now a I most completely cured. AVe could name other instances of per sons in poor health, being greatly benefited, if nol restored by their use. Wc are happy to testify to what we know, leaving the reader to judge for himself The expense cl trying them is hut little, and they certainly can do no harm Many of the simplest remedies are, after all, the most efficacious.” It is unnecessary to add more, except to state that the Genuine Gaivanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid are only -o be obtained of L. M.. REXFORD, rt 4-1 - Vv. Sole agent for Binghamton. I M P O R T A N T M e d i c a l Noiii lie!—Persons nffllicttv w i t h a n y o f th e fo l l o w i n g d i s e a s e s , m a y find u ce r t a i n and sovereiirn and immediate reinedv in the GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT. Glandular swellings, ague in the face, swelled breasts and sore nipples of nursing women, bronchitis, felons and ringworms,salt rheum,--cald heald,and isan invaluable dres sing for bums, sea Ids anti drawn blisters, shingles, erysip elas, piles, inikmitna ion il the eyes, all bruises nnd fresh cut wounds, fever s res and scrofulous sores This Ointment has stood tbe test of centuries among tbe Indian tribes of North America, arid of more than 40 years among the white inhabitants; and wherever it is used, eith er by the medical faculty or others, it trives the most unex ampled satisfaction, and performs the most wonderful cures. 'Fhe principle upon which it effects cures in th-abive dis eases is to redtu-e inflammation, and restore the fusinion.-. of nature to healthy action. In no instance wiil it or can it fail uf a cure, if applied according to directions. The proprietors are prepared ios I ioa certificates to itii*- effeet,signed bv persons nftlio very highest respectability now living itt the city of New York and elsewhere. The certifictiles are not old ones, signed by persons whose names are n t known, but by merchants, hotel keepers, mechanics, clergyman, tkc. , who are well known. The present proprietors of this Ointment, were nrlured to purchase th • right to make and vend it, not from the i op- resentations of its great virtues siu ply, but from oiiesoi the most extraordinary nature that fell under their «\vu per sonal observation. This Ointment is incomparably supe rior to any and every ointment before tlie public, and all persons laboring tinder any of 1 h •* above diseases, nt-» in-t • ter how extreme their case, can he speedily cured by thi- Ointmnnt. Let sueh visit Ihe general depot, No. 3SKJottti- Iandt st., and they will be satisfied, perfectly satisfied, that this is all true to the letter. State, country, city and town agents arc wanted through out tlie Union. Persons wiil find it iheir interests to apply for agencies at once. Address the subscribers, post paid. ARMSTRONG & HURD, Proprietors, No. 33 (Jonrtlantl street, NL Y. Price 25 cts—For sale by agents (Merchants and Drug gists) in all the country towns Also, by L. M. Rexford and K. G. Trivett, Binghamton ; H. Heminway mull 1). A. Stevens, Whilucy’s Point; Dyer & Bean, Upper Lisle; Ilagaman ct Birdsall, Chenango Forks. The above are <^l- so agents for Bristol’s Sarsaparilla, Barclay’s American Balsam, Pease’s Hoarhound Candy, and Fauhnestock’.- Vermi uge. N. G rimes , of Mareelius, Onondaga county, generai agent for the State. n20-6m f p H l S i s a great country, a n d w h a tever is made .L to add to its prospet ity and the com fort and health ol the peopl •, m ore especially w h a t lends to relieve the distresses of h u m a n ity, should be bailed as a p u b lic blessing.. T h e greatest public blessing o f t h e age tbe re lore is D r. P H E L P S ’ T O M A T O P L L S —so acknow ledged because they have re lieved m o re physical distress than any one or even ten m e d icines ever belore discovered. T h i s is no boas ing. for n ow even the once gtcatest sceptic,ancl most faithless, h a v e em b raced them as the tried,pro ved a n d m u st valuab'e general rem e d y for d iseases arising from Im p u rities o f the Blood, dyspepsia, scrofula, a n d ali chronic diseases; als > a sub-dilute for calom e l as a cathartic in fevers and al bilious aflections. T h e s e P ills are nol am o n g those of doubtful efficacy. T h e y have endured the tlestin m illions ol cases in the last six years,ancl now s and established high in the reputation o f t h e public, in all parts of the U u ited Slates, the C a n a d a s, and T e x a s ; being e x tensively p rescribed by the m edical faculty w h e rever they have been introduced. D u r i n g the last lo u r y ears,m o re than two m illions o f boxes of these P ills have been used, w ith the most d e s irab e resu iis, an J in m a n y cases p rodut ing most e x trao rd in a ry cures. All that is req ired of the in v a 'id is lo got the genuine P ills and u*e ac cording to tfie d irections, and health w ill be restored and s trength and cheerfulness. See that the signa ture o f G. R. Phelps, M . D; is on the label. 0 »For list o f a g ents, see advertisem ent o f G reen M o u n tain V e g etable O intm e n t. n20-6m B R I S T O L ’S B A L S A M , — i’he most celebrated medicine in existence, for the speedy a n d per m a n e n t cure lor Coughs, Golds and C •nsumptious Every person who has e v e r use Brislot’s Balsam of Loarhound, pronounce it the bes article ever in vented; and so justly celebrated- has. it become,tha the mar cet is already full ol imitations, counterfeits and most dange-ons c o mpounds, upder t h e nam e of B a lsam of H o a rhound. T h e r e fo r e a lw a y s be c a re ful ’o caM for Bristols B a lsam , and see that his; w rit ten s gnatm e, is on the outside label o f t h e b itltle. The public • re referr >d to recommendations in the hands o f the agents, which are suffi -i ni1 evi dence ol the value of the, medicine, and a trial of its virtues is all that is necessaty to convince any one of its ex.tra- rdinary qualities. M a r k —T h i s invaluah e m e d icine has neea now som e tw elve years b e f u e the public, and w ithout any effort on the part of the proprietor, its salle has become ye ry extensive and is daily Lncre 'siing.— T h e low p rice at which the m e d icine, is sold (25 cts) enabie> all to partake of ils healing qualities.” • Id r F o r .list o f a g ents, see a d v e rtisem e p f of G reen Meuiuai.ri V egetable O intm ent. n20-6m B R O W N and Bleeehed She ting cheapest in down at N o 3 Empire. J. & C . R O G E R S . Cheeseinan^s Arabian Balsam , H AS long b.een kppwn and appreciated for the effica cious and peculiar property it possesses in restoring diseased action to a natural healthy, stale, in expelling 'Vom tlie body the various forms of human suffering, and thus re versing the doom ofthe afflicted. Being prefiiretl in accordance with strict and well established chemical laws, its reputation bus been and still is onward, and ft is now extensive.y used in ull parts ofthe United States. Could a thul til ude o.f recommendations be of any use, it would be easy to obtain credentials and testimonials ttom thousands, of t,lie first standing in community, whe have rereiv d benefit from this Balsam ; for all wh i ha ve used it liay° been so well satisfied that they have advised tbeir friends to try it, & thus, simply by being recommen ded from neighbor to neighbor, its efficacy has been so tested and proved tbat it has acquired the unparalleled reputation of being tbe most valuable fautilv medicine ever discovered. From many testimonials in itsfnvor, we copy tbe frollowing: Certificate froni Mr. Cronk. G r a n v i l l e , J u l y 2 7 , 1 3 4 2 . I hereby \.ertify that I was afflicted wilh I lie Inflamma tory Rheumatism lor five or six weeks. I employed n physician but received no relief, my l°g became swollen and black to my body, to which I applied Chceseman’s Arabian Bulsam,andin twelve hours it was more comfor table, and in ten clays entirely restored liKeibe other. I used only Ihree bottles WM. CRONK. From the Guide to Health. Cheesemnn’t) Arabian Balsam, the medical qualifies of whir'll in reducing inflamation, in relieving pain, in chang ing diseased action and restoring vital ty. are far superior to any pee para tion with which I have been eonvp.rsant,nnd from my own experience can testify that as an antiphlo gistic rfiinerlvin loral jnfinmation, it is lar superior lo any thing of the kind used of recommended by the medical faculty’. Extract of a letter to Dr. Ohceseman. M ahcellus , Jan. 13, 1843. Dear Sir—1 have used you*; Balsam in my family dur ing six or eight years. It is well adapted to the cure of chilblain?, cuts, bruises, sprains, burns, cokis. sure, throat and inflamed longs Used atwortling tn the directions, it is comparatively cheap and efficacious, so far as opportuni ty has enabled tne to test its efficacy, and I can confident ly say that 1 hold it in high estimation, and would ad vise every one to have at hand a bottle of Cheesemnn’s Arabian Balsam. Yours, lie. J0HN\SANDF0RD'” A CHALLENGE.—I hereby challenge and defy any man on earth tu prove lhat such cures have ever been made, Ity any man, in any region, by the use nfany known medicine as have lately been perfected by the use of CHEESEMAN’S ARABIAN B •. LSAM. It is notorious ly known that 1 have sought out, among tho poor, those hopeless cases, wliich bad been declared incuraole. All surgeons bad forsaken them, ond had given them up to die in despair. It is well known that 1 have boldly warrant ed rhe cure oftjll these cases, and have succeeded, viz: I n v e t e r a t e R h e u m a t i s m , a n d F i s t u l a — I n c u r a b l e F i s tu l a , as it is called, which nevi r before was cured by anv man. And now tho most h irrible cases ofinveterale Piles ■ind deplorable Fistula can be cured by any common nurse by following my directions. All ulcerated and rotten old fever sonES—all gashed and mangled wounds and mangfed joints, may easily nnd in a slfort rime be cured by this vegetab/e compound. On horse flesh, nil gashes, coWur gulls and snckl/e gnll s, are cured' so quick/y that ne horse need be stopped from bis jabot 45-ly The above, medicine is for safe by Tt. C. TRIVETT, Druggist, Binghamton N. Y. and the principa/merchants and Druggists, throughout tbe Slate.— Richfield S prings , N. Y. Jan. I34G. ______________ E. C HEESKMaN. M’ALISTER’S ALL-HEALIKG OINTMENT ryvtE day will come when this medicine will he pron u-ceii JL cap une d doing :o<e. go 'd,iban a iy fiv remedi b - toie the p b to. At pre cut. it's Ind. par tailv kit wi ; ih- . I lia evt j been told • ui v h n il shad he te r.- d n a I *, I various liepd'ticen uf tcknr s and d sea-' ; w, • it it w im ».* fu vir ut-9 shail >-e d vy.op'-ii; i s p .we’ * w r die m rach - f o n* see. aud foi, • en i wul be ac.k'mwb dgett hat V • i -tni’s At -tiea mg t ’ii tmerit i-a.- power r..- cure m re (tis--..se ll n any IDe reined, s b-*f > e e tvo. Id. wi I ap( ca i. ii : pun a inomLfii s 11 11 ti n. in le a r ^ f o pr./iuiuent fit o f 'u Ins a-sfiith n: 1-. 1 h it b.v o. ening in - , o-es ft’ e.sk'n it re ove.-arbii- irdiioe to he lud aid fre- d-char <s fthelnse s ble Per pi- .an n,a<id bus em v-.i-c ra i c-m-* of ti er-tenth.-, uf h i s-.- s in hi w»rid; and it is h rot. re a? a p ic nle to one .1 sea c i t 'a o he ,-u h i v. r compl du‘ CunsUn-p.i in and dy- -ytpsia.as hosickheada h and ague inthe fee, ur to the ;tht; a,cough ii-v n a >i bowel c -mpaim.., a ih qtti > y son-throa bronchitis md c oup, for they ar- c used by elur. i mhe nsensibiePt r.-pnation. in ether wotds, in tat- ■tig co d.” 4d. ha f a-almos ovp y di ease, her*uasp cificreindy; i . i -ltln u h h re ;re a I -g< a ol hem r- com ■ ended for tit ure oi UK. Si'ti |ta ■ c.t a ti ■ *. e .>ei Imw seldom is it that u- out of • nun-lra J o a.t goo I wha'ever. 1 1 -tend theiv nre.ol ben g ti al r'u-ivs e -tty lapp ytngagr atvaietyof o. .i r. the succescin • aon of win hi doubtful,the At flr-al- mg Oi it ■ent t takes me p act- of'liem.a 1; and by us anion opi p ui-.. ain. th.-w u ■ n i ti-’ d iors f u dm , ap» of ad th liumo « ■vi'hiu fo like, t is pr .r p a i n t ’ ll,'-up;i t-e a pers u -.. .-.itt . ed with a cuu^ ,oi a cold, r consumption, or iiver eom- ni.in' 1 ft ■ see .s.i \a i -ty ori'twa d remedies,but in no one doe? be fi d reli f, u i e s i .i - c x a 1 of f ircing •■ffperspirafon w* tct is b t a otitp.niaiy re mi as the [t resagancli-sethcmomi.nl ne effect ofthe med cine lir.s ceasi d. tl ay tu said wiUi tiuth, tha- ai inw.ud em<de-f:il<f it ing tit ?e c omi'ainrs s'x if no ei.h ii c-e in ten, I e w< r'cl v i d ye a med ci Hu’ will not cu e a lead had (In as s .t is a, pi i d t\ wi c il a p orreimdr. >o wh..I is ih c u e of tin; anovo co-ipta;n s? We ati swer, c'-e ktd pcrs,ir Mon, in o her words ‘c.acli n . c o d \ — fit skin the i, and not th internal o garts. is o.4olod>'r — nd w- as er tit-.tun es» ti c -k n is tooughi n’o Itealtli, ac vifv. '• <1 >. a c :o-'itn-in-t the lnsens.bi-i fets i h i n ir. ami fu 1». n a .Ii the med cine? in the world wd sav*. th m.sum. iv lrom tn g ave. T. in keourwo ds -ru- kfcti quo e f cun a el b. ated south.’ ra d'.ctor who wr tfi al\b r d earns n pulmo .ar c m-u-.ip ion. <!e s-*\s: ' bit m u- r rum tu hue n.sid rdi n • f the in \ca iens ofa cu .s; it is si ofyrha-: the icso aton of tie l.itension P rspi.a inn I. rher words to exc <- a natural he ftltj act on in ill sk n.— Ui k sail that ,s rept ltd f r ill*' cure ot 9 :> i as s cut . f a ous ni. Here Mien, is ..no hercasewhc eih tr.e ice I of ph siolo y i understood, aim Mu r •Mid-1\ he r « ucc ui Kir-.ne-s and dis-ase, aud yr t not t:no »ing an;. . tin , a£|.. .ha • iu\ard medi iuestt cffe it. (’htsi t*ns begin t<t\i • i- ickn-.wl il.-e i. >n hei- ow.. h nd wr ings . ei l> ie itwi 1, ouch fee i g but know oi n > or- sc ipm n to i. •••II a q ly I .he um .ii cu ic c to restore it o he ith* ar i.vny and h tee Iheir •■e-essity fs ill administering i ward r ruedie.-.. lt is f o. r.iisvery fac t at -’-e eld frfitie vd II- a'ing Ot.imeru n un. icr ority • ve ali oftiei tetuedies\et dismvtr •■. t'liy ician k io j of no other a.t cle, ihe world t a ge kn w • f n oti.et i deedfh re is nn tlier article hat h s sudi powe over tlie Mum .n sM\. And i ts thi- power to op n Ir (“.res y ic tor ng h : nervous ene.gy, quicae mg itn- vital 11 rid wnliirr-th I .. rsan instrum til ol curing n ore diseas- s ti an anv fi-eortei: em diP8wea eacqu im d wi-h. ndtrircga d to c nsu i,. i ni an i It crc miplaiiit we wil nraat; one remark, and w> wsh t to sink dr e(r into every man’s heatt: it is ti.it: llui upon a pro . r a i d fi'. pal of the All-iieahng O rrment. no . oo good resd s f mn its cure, that pe.rs i s may as we t case ati efforts at once: tor n >t a I tne balms, halsnms. pill.-, -vrups a c. eke under Heaven , wil! ev-r res'oie suchap-r- ii in e->t li W e wou d-be s ow to mate- 'his re nark ifwe id not possess itie evidfiiicr io t. es-abii hit. Now as mo? otlie rl sea es are caused in the same manner, it follows th»i 'lies eedb st cure should I c lie same. It anchi lip, <] ncy, a r e Mir at and mflue za, are Never au ed ; u‘ by c It. eking th lnseti ible I* rspiration. -’-gui in riief'ce. eaiiachr., arachi.aid frqienu. toothache, are ,udut ed in tlicram v ay,vtz: *• afeing t.old ” Fever, also and hcurlv evey ct3e‘ ai l,iti;n ation r r t e \v *1 , r o: the stom.uh ut u. g-, is t 'e -ir ct re.-ul*.uf ciiecked peis, iration Ue i e It se, we may name diseas s •ifthes .ne. an i tif t .e neive . rheii an m I. vir s<-rea: is ase-r ofthe chest, ouch as as r-me, t-gb'ues? > fbrea h, riairis, ivoakne?>, dyspe.'Si , aiso co stpati n of th'biwels.c cup, ut n ous erup ions, and .-11 d se r-e uf ho sH'.: in shor . nii.fi-ieii'lisytfibe. '.isee e in ot.r c u n t i , arv . roduced by his on\ thins—cht ck< d per£pi li n. If n is-no- ser ous at 'rst. irfi ally sc.tie. up-n o e viiai ngan w|teu it is almosi jeriain to re.-ult iri dea h uni sr.t isr* rv d. llie only ailra Dgeth- at -H-ating Otnnni ni has over other renv dins. be-.it. tnis e thing tiie res o ationufrhe In3ensi- iie Persiiirariou. When this is done, ih htim|i'S .md impu • Me. never remain to do injury. This will oe sien by contem- ,)luing he fo lowing facts : 1st. That fiv. -rig hr. of all we rr ccive into the stomach, pa s off through >he pore? ofthe k n, in Insen-ibtePuspjr.atioo. 2d That t ie skin ■ va> a e ; more matter thaa the .ungs, Sid neys and bowel? put together 3(1 T.atth« skin d scha-ges more matter in twen'y four ’.ours than the bowels do in fourteen day-! and that by .-ever. xeru?e,a nian will lose three, four anti even five pounds it. one hour. 4th i hat the creator pierced the human cuticle wilh pore? or sma. 1 opening to the a most incredible number of 500 mil ion making this the grand out letof ali ihe redundant, matte o f t h e ro ily . 5h Triat h ough thes poreaareconstantlyexud ngth< o d t> red ..nd won out partic.e1- of the blood, the humors of.In dr and h;w st:ofthe svs'em 6 li Tit-it 1 1 st .p up .hese pores, twenty.four hours would oau-e-jo lant deadi 7 h Th t sttdde.. changes t f wrathrr and expvsure to co’d, olese >h '-«e p r-.s in part, and her.ee the long catalogue of di-- asesov-T thel-tnd. 8h. Tha a-the kin ii the med urn fo - .-‘.vacuifi’.g a !) tb. lumor oflhe bod>, we see th'pro oan i filly and b?u di'<-o es’oEng ’• pill , d fg-s a >d he. mix res, to cure tno \real j ■ it fdi eases pr due d-bv check-.l p rspi^a i n ° •, t- mber. 1344. th re w-s n • maj th. 'hdiurii fore he p.bicthat h.d pow-r m rest re ’he hi V-n^b e Pe -••irat on by.inipa.tin-rvipayty.aolnervoiw e e i i . j i ,, . I0;h T ajr 4Gi.lS.TRH ^ ALL DEALING O.NTVFN i hat oiedD p.’. and which by p s^essi g this,power is eff c g mo .'5 so >d than any. five or even e-> -emn iiiscnnh’ try. PRIOR, TVVEM i f FTYF, »\D F- F r y J . M»Al.fSTCR & CO.- * 16S S U h St., N. \ -t fi Ie Proi rie’n. L. M. WEXFORD Agent. Binuhat ton N Y. [?M i k I ^EAS—The be.si and cheapest Tea in town can alw a y s be f o u n d a l t i e s ore o f Juixe.3d ’46. F W TOMPKINS: W H IT E LEA D—W hite Lead o f superior qual ity in 25,50 and 100 IbTCe^s, for sale by Ju n « 3, 1846, F W TO M P K IN S Cheap Ma,^ble Factory. CONGDON & W H I T I N G , Marble Dealers, BingbamtoPjN.Y. beg leave to’ say to theirlarsjecircle of customers, and the public generally, that they still con tinue their Marble Shop on Court St., a few doors cast oi the Canal Bridge, and that they are constantly enlarg ing their facliities for llie accommo dation of those who may need articles in t h e i r l i n e . In the beauty and _______ durability of the material they lurnish, as ‘well as excellency Of workmanship, correctand appropriate letteringand carving, and fineness of finish, they are determined not to be excelled: while they are free to pledge themselves to the citizens of Binghamton, Broome and the adjoining Counties ofthis State and Penn sylvania, that they will supply them on as favora ble t .-rms as any dealers west of Albany and New- York. They have now on hand a Avell selected assort ment of Marble, for Tomb Stones, Tables, Hearths, Paint Stones, Sinks, Window Caps and Sills, &c., and any rarer article in their line, such as costly Monuments or Mantels, they will hold themselves in readiness to furnish to order on the most reason able terms. Orders from the country are solicited, and-the articles DELI VERED, if desired. Country Produce wi'l be received inpayment! Binghamton Feb. 17. 1845. L I S T O F P O P U L A R M E D I C I N E S For Sale by L. M. Sand’s Sarsaparilla Sand’s Salt Rheum Remedy Roman Eye Balsam Indian’s Panacea McMunn’s Elixir o f Opium Pbinney’s Pills Moffat’s Life Pills “ Phoenix Bitters Sherman’s Medicated Lozenges Fever & Ague Lozenges << £1 tt Dinner Lozenges Price $1- 00 1 00 25 2 00 25 25 and 374 25 and 50 1 00 25 1 00 50 12i ,50 andl i Poor Man's P laster Jayne’s Expectorant “ Hair Tonic “ Tunic Vermifuge “ Carminative Balsam “ Sanative Pills Dailey’s Pair. Extractor Hay’s Liniment for Piles Washington Elixir lor Dysintery, &c Cooper’?. Corw Salve M a rr’s Cora Salve Gridloy’s Sail Rheum ODitment Dr. Rush’s Infallible Pills Phelp’sTomato Pills “ Restorative Bitters Mile’s Tomato Pi.Is Fahnestock’s Vermifuge Cheesmnn’s Arabian Balsam Allebasi’s BZk. SaZve “ Cough Syrup “ Pile Pills “ Cathartic P ills “ Plasters “ Fever & Ague Syrup W inslow’s Balsam of Horehound Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort Mother’s Relief Fosgate’s Anodyne Cordial W istar’s Balsam ol W ild Cherry Resurrection or Petsian Pills Jew David’s or Hebrew Plaste'*’ Egyptian Balm Fish’s Lily S rup Longl y / G r e a t Western Indian Panacea Dutch PiZIs, or Lion ofthe Day Bis'no-ps’s Anti-Bilious Pills HitcheocFsBalsem of Health “ Worm Tea “ Catarrh Snuff “ M a g n etic Odontica “ TTdir Regenerator Parker’s Pulmonary Balm Gregory’s Pills Balm of Columbia Hitchcock’s Anti-Bilious Pills Covert’s Balm of Life Micliaux’s Freckle W a s h Lee’s Pills Brandreth’s Pills Post’s Poor Man’s P ills Badeau’s Plasters Libby’s Bitters Nerve and Bene Rheumatic Liniment Wilkinsons Trornatie W o u n d Salve Thompsons Eye W a ter Hills BaZs. Honey Cephalic Snuff Hungarian Balsam of Life McAllistei’s All Healing Ointment “ H a ir Oil Toilet Oil Segur's Ros.'ori'ive Piils Lai bur’s Ext. Lungwort Ch»ve Anodyne, Cei tain cure for toothache Clim: x Syrup Dr. Fuord’s Pectoral Syrup “ Tonic Cordial “ Universal Pills Hooper’s F inale Pills Anderson’s Scoss Pills Godfrey’s Cordial Bt-temari’s Pectoral Drops Tm lingfon’s Balsam of Life Pacific Oil Eddy’s Rheumatic Tincture Warranted Endennic beautifying Soap 'vee ei’s In visible Ink Connell’s Pai'- Extractor United Stales Tills Oriental Pill? Watterman’s Rheumatic Piaster Opodeldoc, Hard and Liquid Edward’s Salt Rheum Ointment ■ cdicated Cough Candy W h ite’s Salve Gelatine Capsules Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam Chapman’s Summer Cordial Harlaem Oil Le Baume De Ninon or The French Bairn of Beauty Knapp’s Str. ngtliening Piaster 25 Dr. Smith’s Sugar Coated P ills 25 with many others notenumerated: Thesubscribei •s agemformo^tonheabove MEDICINES and war rants every article genuine. L . M . REXFORD. ‘ B inghamton, Feb. 11, 1845. N E VV * A t t h e Old F a v o r ite Store C o m e r o f Court and' W a s h ington Streets {form erly occupied by R . A . F o r d Sg Co ) T H E subscribers havejust received the Largest New stock of goods to be found in this vicinity Consisting of a L arge choice stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, GZass ware, Boots & iShoes Hals and Caps &e. &c. SALES, to suit purchasers—A L L kinds of pro duce taken in Exchange for goods. ________ __ __________ S. A\ N E W T O N & Co F o r Sale. O E V E R A L House Lots, Eligibly situated in this KJ village,with or without Building materials for ?a.e on long credit. A. DOUBLEDAY. Binghamton NpvAl, 1844. 34 To tlie Ladies in particular. * A t0 w^° are desirous of a Y outh pul ap - pearanck , or are troubled with P imples , E rup tions , recent F recici . es , T anned or DniEDand S hri - velled Skin, or P remature \W rinkles . LE BAUME DE NINCN, or TFTE F R E N C H BALM OF BEAUTY, will be found the best remedy ever yet offered fo lie public. Price50et? pr Bottle. For sale by L. M. REX F ORi i, only .agent at Binghamton. 6 T O L A D I E S ; D E LAINS. Rept, and plain, and Cashmers, to- gediei with aU the most outlandish styles of 5 ress goods, cheap a t ' BOYD & CROSBY’S Jan. 27, 1846. '' M °L A S S E S , TeaSj S u g a r. Coffee Ac., all w a r ranted good and sold as Cheap by us as at any store iu town. \ All kinds i>f G rain, Butter, Ghees.e &e., bought at the highest price at S. A . N E W T Q N ArCo. M OUS De L A INS, AJpaecas, Bombaxines, and otner Dress Goods for sale cheap a t No. *3. Empire by J, & Qr ROGERS, CO 00 50 50 25 00 qo 1 00 25 25 50 12j 37 It 25 50 25 5 0 a n d l 00 50 50 25 25 13* 50 50 1 ar.d 1 5;' 2 00 31 1 00 31 and 62$ 50 50 1 00 1 50 37a 25 1 00 25 25 50 37i - 1 00 3 i 50 and 75 25 J 50 50 25 25 121 25 75 50 & 1 00 37* 95» 25 25 1 00 25 and 50 50 50 25 and 50 1 00 25 50 75 371 25 25 25 12* 32* 12i 25 and 50 50 50 25 25 50 12* 150 6 124 25 and 50 50 25 12* 50 H Stove, Copper, T in arid Slie^t-Jron e s t a b l i s h m e n t . l i v e a n d l e t l i v e ; IS A A C W. O V E R H I S E R . AVING purchased thp interest-of A. J. Cofifin, in the above Establishment, would respectful ly inform the citizen.\ of Binghamton, and the stir-' roundiog country, that he is now opening for sale, at the \Old stand of Ovgrhisey & Coffin,” the lar gest andbest variety of STO VES ever offered in this market, among which may be iound PREM I UM, UNION, and E L E V A T E D O Y E N Stoves, of different patlerns; , W A G E R ’S C E L E B R A T E D A I R T I G H T said to be the best in use. Six P l a t e . Box, and P A R L O R Stoves, o 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 D S T O V E P I P E . Manufactured and kept constantly onhand, for sale, as cheap as can be bought in the county. REPAIRING ofall kinds, done on short notice, and all orders in his line promptly attended to. The subscriber thankful for past favors, hopes by strict attention to business andthe calls of his customers, to merit a liberal share of the public pat onage. 1. w , OVERHISER. Binghamton, Nov. 4,1845. n33tf Foreign Periodicals. REPUBLIC A T I ON OF The London. Quarterly Rerieio, The E d in burgh Review. Th.e Foreign Quarterly Review , The Westminster Review , and Blackwood’s Edinburgh M agazine. T HE above Periodicals are reprinted in New- York, immediately on their arrival by the Bri tish steamers, iu a beautiful clear type, on fine white paper, and are taiihful copies of the originals —Blackwood’o Magazine being an exact fac-simile ofthe Edinburgh edition. The wide-spread lame of these.splendid Periodi cals rend rs it needless to say much in thei r praise. As literary organs, they stand far in advance of any works ofa similar stamp now published, while the political complexion o f each is marked by a dignity, candor and forbearance not often found in works of a party character. 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LEONARD SCO T T & Co , Polishers, nil ly 112 Fulton St., New-York. ' IM P O R T A N T . 5E5* ^ ermai1 Vegetable h e a d a c h e p i l l s R E P A R E D by T ild e n & Co., New Lebanon, N. Y.—Among the variou* remcdit. b e W the public lher;e arc none whose virtues have been more cheerfully and universally acknowledged, as being peculiarly?we!l a<japled for removing Headache, Sick Headache, and the whole class of kindred disea ses by restoring a healthy tone and action to the Stomach, from., a disordered state of which aria* most, if not all the difficulties of the head. It was the result of many years study and experi ence of an eminent physician, and was used by him through a long and extensive practice; it is a happy combination of vegetable substances, is mild, safe, but effectual. Headache is a disease from which arises more misery lo the human family than from almost any other, being insidious in its course, and not being directly fatal, is frequently neglected to soch an extent as to impair the general health, injure the co n s titu tio n and induce dangerous diseases.— When there are indications of an approaching attack of Sick Headache if an immediate resort be bad. tq.. the Pills the attack will be obviated. Then, if a dulK * disagreeable sensation of the head is felt, caused by. a determination of blood to the head, or iri casea of,- periodical Headache; they will be found effectual in. curing and obviating the attacks. Pood should be taken in moderate quantities, hearty aud stimulating kinds, and articles apt to produce acidity avoided.^ When the system has been a long time out of order, and a predisposition to severe and sudden attacks, some, little time with patienqe, and constant use of. the medicine will be necessary, before fulj:atjyaima ges will be derived from it. They have been fount equally efficacious in Dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss off appetite, Heartburn, Giddiness, & c . Its success while used in private medical practice, as well as< since it has been before the public, affording conclu sive evidence of its value, and the proprietors desi, rous of placing it within the reach of every individpaj} have been induced lo reduce the price to twelve aind a half cents per Box. I P f F o r S a le by R o b e r t C . T r i v e t t , B i n g h a m t o n ; C a n field A S tee le , U n io n ; H. Je n n in g s , U n ion V il lag e > W . R . R o o t, C h e n a n g o F o r k s — w h e re am p le T e s tim o n y m a y be seen . * 32-1 y . West’s i hlorine Cosmetic ’ A N D P I L L S , F O R tlie c u r e o f S a l t R h e u m , S c a ld H e a d , R i n g W o r m s , &.c. Unparalleled su c c e s s .' T h i s rem e d y has given relief iri ev.cry.case, and h a s cured over tw o th o u s a n d nin e h u n d r e d in t h r e e th o u s a n o . i T h e above rnedicinc is a rare com b ination o f m o d . cal rem e d ies o f g r e a t v a l u e ; from its superior h e a l ing properties, a n d from its nse in m a n y cases w h e n all o th e r r e m e d ies have failed, not only cu r in g b u t giving r e lief im m e d iate ly —ju s tifies us in-saying th a t it is tb e m o s t valuable an d efficacious rem e d y ev e r presented to th e public in eases o f S a lt R h e u m R in g W o rm , S c a ld head, an d all diseases of the S k in a u d Blood. It. is not. offered like m a n y n o s tr u m s o f th e d a y , upon lh e m e re reco in m e n d a ticn of tlie proprietors, b u t upon th e testim o n y of P h y s icians, e m in e n t in th e ir profession, w h o have n o l onlv exam ined the com p o sitio n , b u t tested its healing v ir tu e s in th e ir p r a c tice , an d upon th e testim o n y of o th e r s w h o have been relieved from a sla te of suffering, a f te r h a v ing tried B. F O S G \ T E ’S A N O D Y N E C O R DI A L A vF and eff in remedv fo) • tie ''OM 'ff-.U * T>M -ZA I* i IXT a v k : Dia-ri.cea .nd Ceo'e.a Morbus; a i-o Fiat- 'i enr and fi, am iodir *; o ic.-. Tlii-i v.i m 1' ft med e n>‘ or tbe >b -ve complaints surpasses tiivortp.r nmedy now in use lfu-idre sof eases h ve com o he kiiowt. iteu . f the pr- pneu.r. w ere a sj.ft.pd> cur.- ha ■ef! flf • ted bv -lie use o 'the *oriia’. after a re—.ri t<- Hie coinim.n r modi ? ha 1 ve.) unm-.ilir-g •> Iin-oboai. ix-eo- tvely usi d h ouah r t 'hi • fi a\ a <! elsewhere, for ma-.y The success which has attended this medicine is wonderful beyond description. Persons with the most inveterate eruptions covering the whole body and head, causing the hair to fall off and who have tried all the rcmcoies and skill they could procure without any lasting benefit, have been in a few weeks perfectly and permanently cured. Of this fact hun dreds of eradicates could be procured, hut they could not inorej ^ 10\ convince the public than the testimonv •ai]rc^jpjr7rdduccd. ofT-tic first respect ability and standing ony Aj,rc -Wli cm / e n i >' ar_—has been ap,.)ov d. >nid l • u ed n ; vacfict* hy a me.it in community think it. their duty to incur Ihe rev- uJDt*e ofti.e osi icspcc ab.e p'^-sicixtif?, as may t*e seen by I .• •„ <h*ir c<.r-ifuat.Qs and recomi. endat'*Lns acco panjinjse^ch j Pons,tMniy it to their fellow ciJiznns h tt'e. This mod cine is (Use. vrrefi to l-e a certa n and efft-c i it. is evident that there must be someihinir more t ;ai remedy forthe ltnesfin\ dis-ase-, p.-duced by the drink- ' 1 more ing ofilie w t “ 6 0 tfte riv r< i ; tlie southern and sou-bwi sie- n s ates which renter- i- of i .estimable vahie to those wno re ;ide .r) ravel in those se t o is of toe ■ oin.tr/. ftt B To secure ihj public against deception, the external -be! nf ea.-,'\ b tt-. is secured by a c py r-ght. which was en- r>-Ted (ac'-ordinc o nc' of Coi g, ess)in ths North'rnD..-tret of N w VTo k o.i the 9th day of Movember, Anno I)o:r.ini, IP40 Afacrimile I the oroprieror’s .-ignalu.-e wil bafoun ionihe ou'er label of each botth* tfgeruine Frio, 31 cts. Fi r sale ny X,. M. R'-XFORD, Uinahamton f- 5 -ly I H A V E F O U N D A T R E A S U R E rix u X n i ufipiive . h ) s .ill ii.- u e.. - us »■. d • res ing ougn, Pdiu i:> lie s de an i ' hes; and eb.liiaa. g n g.,t ->w ai , a- d con d n t fi. d any r I ef. o si) s th • Ao< i - m.icc. wh s.. d fliouity of b ea lung »a.- ) uch u.ai he cou d t. Uy Ui.wn a! ; ig'.n. o .-avs (lie p-Yso. wh ' Ua.. bei-.n bi-.-ci- a a tne L us uu v h td le.i day by < a un'il he i. el wdh :h .•■ inva i-ahl.- h- Ip. W m l y u now :t-n-n-e! Slierm a n 's Olosaoiiiaii, o r A l l - I I t- a i l n g B a U n m . i -1 is iiv ludtn- t-easaie, e.iiion has m-ne mo.e duiiugiln ,a 'X non nc ia ieie a g he ab vedi-ea e?, ihaii a y oiher re.ned int e worii TuT-i no hit < bug. iior is any diceniioi p ac k e i us t *■ tesiim.H ia s are leu ai the . IB e for tne in- sp cion ■ f .il who ...ay wi h to sec them Over 1 hrt.e Th ii- --nd • erson-have ujedthis grea re • eny in the city of New. Y «rs al ne inc th 2Ut oi Mar h last anu no dinpAint h i- e-.eryei tentn ideco cern'i.g ts effect.-; on th contrary, al. ■vo!. hav ver us d i t .. cakof it in ter .c ol unqualfied prais , md am.Tii tlx. • u.-nbii of c s e s icli havebeen ln-a ed by rlit • *.o a man arc t.» be iound many of ihe most astoni him i ure- on rec d Re..d the fo'lo ing aa ; some i f y< ur xouais con >;<* joxglh erh'acy f Lis remedy may b re* a-ved M s 'ii1 y, ih -t-ife o F Wfib , esq. re i .insat (3? Wes' 7; s ' M as g.ven op by t e iw> 11 , vficia* S who a ten id a d ! ftu di . .1 y was exp ct«fo io b her last. tier di-.ea-.es was i ronourx td r. n u plivc at d durii g li r -i ktm-s a) e rnsed *rry ,a g- quani tie- f Blood. Her Cotui va--ir.ct ssa't, her wcasn sc an- « c.t < n ve-y great. Afle, s ng t. Oios.ioh.d ,or .ii lital n i a>-am, a ilvr time, si e v-s . irely relieved an : is .-ow are: dx.gto her fatni y du ic ah u ihe house, wh re ho e who dou t . an ca 1 and see Iv.r i i.ey .v • s fri' ienuy iioer (en. •viema? Rayjuond-jUi xoai •«*•! d.i-i e-t-ii airkmr.-g at TS na-ii'o.i free: b thasi-it-ce enio' e ' t \ I* ov.ee. ce. H i..was e e. d di) 7 ofthe b st p*« si l.-osinth- ci y- They a te.cde ) hi-n he bft \er pa.) ot h-ee n oi t .t . nd gav. u,> h-s < a>e as ■ pe’e?-. They prononnc* ) Ins dis.-sse en Afcs- e s orUire/- . ion oft.oe I.iv- r, aud -(c.ofilaoi toe Lungs: th y ioI i him h y could no' I clp x m, and tlia he n U3t * le, as : i . Longs w>re emir-iy g ne He na t a inon-urous maio ir in ihe side,- w ich was o, etie» end uiscjia ged over t ree pints of matter f. on> the Live ,exac)iy reseiob ing ihai raised i.om the Lungs He was |n rsuadtd i y his fi-ien Is to try the Olos&onian, and af :er using two bottles was entiiely restored. We would refor all who doubt the autheriti ity of this case to Mr. Isaac La-agb, 27 Norfolk str<-et, who v sited Mr ftayrii-.nd durirg, his s cjtnsss, and was familiar with his treat\ ei.t A t undr. d cases equally as unpromising in theT commence ment have be. n cured effecual'v by this gr at Remed Have ion atrauMesomecough7, D • you Rarie Blood 1 Are you tr ublcd wiih Asthma.ord fficulty and shortness of break ing 7 Have you '‘igh Swears? B cautious. Up not be de ceived in t e mean- fo'i make use of f r relief. HBIIE In'TflE REMEDY’.-I;.i»The'Reinedy,'herefore do not be put off w 1 1 anv other. Be sure and get “Fo ger’s * lo- iaoi ian. or A I He ling Ka sam.’ For eale by L. M REXFORD, Ringf amton. [J3-t3] New Plough Manufactory. F ARMERS TA K E N O T I G E —The subscriber has commenced the manufacture of Ploughs, in the village ofBinghamton, and is now prepared to furnish the Farmers of Broome County with a, superior article, made ofthe verv be.steastingM'ind timber, and of the latest and most approved pat terns. Persons -wishing to purchase are invited to call at his manufactory, one door north of John A. Collier’s office in Franklin st.. where the Ploughs may ~be examined, and where they may be obiained as cheap as at a n y other establishment in the state ofNew York- Ploughs will -also he repaired aj short notice, and by competent and experiencpq workmen; and all kinds of farming produce will be received in payment. , . ,, N. B. Ploughs and CA S H exchanged for a l kinds c f Lumber. ^ L B A R T L E T ? , Binghamton, April 2, 3 8 4 5 . _______ ----------- P 0 C K F T C U T L E R Y ; A splendid assortment ^ . E n g l i s h and American lound at — g t A C K T E A . - A than common in its effects. It is also equally appa rent lital Physicians will not hazard their reputation, in recommending a medicine not jnslly tested, or which is unworthy of notice. Thqse facls offer an argument so plain and'conclusive lhat they need only, be mentioned to enforce conviction. GIT Por sale by Robert C. Trivetl, Binghamton ; Sandford & -Steele, Union ; H. Jennings, Union Vil lage; W. R. Root, Chenango Porks—where omplq .•slummy may be seen. 3I-I v I I'h e v e r y b e s t M e d ic in e in u s e !! S D r. C h a p m a n s S u m m e r C o rdial ior the cu r c o l Dysim t-ry, D iar rha?a and C h o lera M o rbus, Sum - /\“I . i -m i , — _ J Ihapr ielpJua and is really ai.d truly the best remedy fir he above complaints now in'use. Every family fittrukl keep a bottle on hand as it invariably re lieves the sudden attacks which most frequently '•haraetei ise tbe commencement of the above dis ease. Price I - 'i ets and 374 els pr Bottle. 3 FYir Sale on'y by L.'M. R E X F O R D . R H f U i M A t ’lSlVi- LAKESLEE’S ’elebrated specipc Bpne Li- nient lor the cure oi Rheumatism spi ains &c for sale by L. M. REXFORD. DR. J. P E T T I T ’S CELEBRATED. ” A : M E R ICAN EYE SALVE.—A sovereign rem-. edv in all cases of acute and Chronic infia- mation, debility o: the opiic nerve, weakness aiid* dimness of sight, arising from intense use or ol® age; all affections Symptomatic of other Diseases, viz—Scrolula, Measles, Small-Pox, Spinal Disea ses, &c &c. Price *25 cen's. aug.5-tf For sale by L. M . REXFORD. T H E N E VV Y OR K A N D B O S T O N © . A § [ H ] i Y T O g a No. 2 Ely Place. B F. SISSON has on hand a general, aqd-well • selected assortment o f Goods which are offer, at the lowest prices for C A S H OR PRODUCE.— All persons wishing Goods of any Description are luvitfid to txam ine his stock before making their, purchases, a? he flatters himself that he can offer,, such inducements as cannot fail to suit. Binghamton Nov. 4th 1845. C A R P E T S ! C A R P E T S U Do you want a Carpet ch^ap % W E have fitted up a room expressly for Car; cts, ft'Oi! Floor Cloths, and Paper Hanging, and; are now offering greater inducements than ever, ifij these articles. Rich Three Ply,Ingrain, Venetian, Stripe and Stair Carpeting of all qualities and! Prices. Oil Floor Cloths of all widths. Plain, and Plaid M atting Hearth Rugs &c. Also plain,’ and satin face Paper Hangings, o f every descrip tion, Bordering. Fire Board Patterns, and heavy, wide papers for windows. Great Bargains will be given in any of these articles, Mav 39th R. A. FORD & Co. “ t e a s T \ O L D H Y S O N , Imperial* Young Hyson, Hyson, Skin and Black Teas, all warranted good aud cheap at 3 0 Y D & _ C R O S B Y ’S ‘ C H E A P A S T H E C H E A P E S T ! ! Jj. M. KEXFORI), D R U G G I S T a n d g r o c e r K EEPS Constantlyon hand a large a n d “better se lected as ortment of good? than can be found at any sim ilar Bsiablkhment in the Country every! article o f which will he sold as CH E A P AS TH E ; CHEAPEST. The subscriber assures the Public’ that he’ will not be UNDERSOLD- Attention is re q u e s ted to the large Catalogue of P atent Medi- cinesin another C olumn of this paper. L . M . R E X F O R D . R IC H DRESS GOODS—A beautiful lot just received at the l l Old Cash Store.” They are. selling, fast and very cheap, F O R D &' C O . June 17th 1846. N EW T O N DARLING’S best Cast Steel Grain and-Gra-ns Scythes, also a large lot ot grain Cradles,TScyt,he Snathes, casi steel Hay Forks; &e. which 'will be’sold cheap, and warranted, by - July 1. ' SAMPSON.-
