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D i x * D i s t r e s s — T h e P o r tland - Ajrgnk says, ihajl a n .ag e n t h a t been into, the Couniy of F ranklin, Mtaine, “d r u m m in g u p ” girls to go to w o rk ip, the Ljwyqll Factories. T h is agent h a s $ l a head for every, girl, that he sends 6n. T h e r e seems, to be great distress io, the (actprie* at present, but not of the kind tbe panic maker* pretend. I t i s a distretsoreated by a press, of w o rk beyond the ability of il»e operatives en gasred to perform — a distress for girls— for fe m a le pow er— a n d not from failure pf business. M a r r i a g k Q u e s t i o n . — W e mentioned the Other d ay, that the Rev. Mr. McQueen, w h o bad been deprived of his ministerial charge for. m a r r y i n g his deceased wife’s sister, had been re stored to the communion of the C h u r c h , a n d to the exercise of the functions of the gospel minis try, by the Presbytery of Fayetteville ; and that the minority of that body had appealed to the Synod of North Carolina T h e Synod have had the long disputed case before them, and by a vote of 34 to 10 sustained the Presbytery's act of restoration. T h e minority, although ve ry small have determined to c a rr y the case up tothe next G e n e ral Assembly, where, we sup- pore, it will be finally decided, and with it the interesing question which it involves.— [N.Y. Goni. A v4 W m R t e d * P i A Bundles of Rye Straw wanted O V * v / v / v J immediately for which the high est tAsh Price will l?e P aid at the.GeneraLStage-_ office next door-'io'tne Post-office By BATES & MORGAN. Binghamton, Nev. 10th, 1S4& . NO.. 3* EMPIRE BLOOK, ~ J . & C. R o g e r s , H AVE just received a large and splendid assort ment of \ ’ - pall and Winter Goods , consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery^ Ltqqfa and, Shoes, Looking Glasses, and al most every other article wanted, all of which a re offered at prices that cannot fail to suit. P. S. T h e highest market price will be paid for all kinds of Country Produce. J. & C. ROGERS. Binghamton, Nov 11th, 1846; _____________ ’ ILL and crosscut Saws, at No. 3 Empire J.& C . ROGERS. H A T S , Caps and Muffs at No 3 Empire J & C ROGERS. PRO C L A M A T IO N B y S i l a s W r i g h t , Governor o f lhe State o f New-York* The year eighteen hundred and forty-six draws to a close. Jt* seasons have been uncommonly propitious and its harvests are realized. Unusual health has blessed our state, and the teeming earth has yielded |ts abundance to supply oqr necessities, mid minister fo our cnmfqrts, The wave of passion, which, during the past year, rollcu C”*lf 3t»ue of our counties, has subsided, and Internal peace Is restored to our citizens, and tran quility lo our fire sides. The most sublime spectacle connected with civil government is now exhibiting before us. The rep resentatives of the vuyerpignty of our people, assem bled lo take in pieces »nd re-construct the frame work of the state government, have discharged the high trust., and returned to their constituents, and to their private duties, without having excited passion, alarm, or apprehenrirfft, in the community and our- freemen are examining tbeir labors, and preparing to pass a verdict of approbation or rejection upon this wp.rk, with a vigilance inspired by a pervading patri otism, and with a calmness and confidence, which free institutions can alone impart. Not an individu al in l ’ue state apprehends an encroachment upon his j u s t rights, or an abridgement of his civil or religious privileges, from this peaceful and voluntary revolu- tuion of his government. Stronger evidences of high intelligence arid sound morality in a people, cannot, be afforded. These, and innumerable other temporal blessings of a kindred character, constantly flowing upon our Stale and ita citizens, call for continued thankfulness to the Bountiful Givtr of everv Ulcssina. The gift of a Saviour, and.lhe full light of Divine Re vclation, are spiritual blessings, which should a- wakeii tp expressions of devout thankfulness the hearts and the voices of a Christian people. I respectfully recommend Thursday, the twenty sixth day of November next, to be -observed as a day ptjblip thanksgiving ; that the people of the State, abstaining from their ordinary business avocations, fnay assemble at their usual places of religious wor. ship, and, uniting wirh each other, and with their fellow.citizens of many of the other .States, may pay their tribute of thanks to the Author of these and all temporal anfl spiritual good gifts ; and may pour out their hearts to Him, that iiis rich smiles may be con tinued u,,r country, and lbal the signal blessings <»f this year may be crowned by the termination of #iur existing wars in an honorable and just peace. In 'testimony whereof I have caused the'Pri. vy Seal of tho Slate to he hereunto affixed. J L . S . ) W itn e s s m y h a n d , at- th e c it y o f A ib a n y , tlie Nineteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty six. SJLAS WRIGHT, By order. H o r a c e M o o d v , Private Secretary. B ROW N and Bleeched Sheeting cheapest ia town at No 3 Empire J. $ C. ROGERS. M OUS DeLAINS, Alpaccas, B.pmbazines, and otuer Dress Goods for sale cheap at No. 3-. Empire by cheap J. & C. ROGERS. Preservation of Hj?ai.tii.—It has been remarked, ittid most truly, that the three ordinary secrets of H ealth are early rising', exercise, and personal clean’iness. Personal cleanliness all have in their p>i»-<r to observe; but to many, ea ly ri sing is inconvenient., and .exercise impossible, in consequence the nature of their worldly avo cations. To those the use ot Brandrelh’s Vegetable Universal Pills, would prove ot great value in the preservation of that invaluable it’essi n g-*-heajth. The peculiar action of these pills is most sur prising; their operation being more or less pow erful, according to the pureness of the circulating fluid. On a person in a fair stale of health, wlioj.s oniy costi ve or slightly bilious, they will be scarce iy felt j on the .contrary, if the .complaint be chron ic, and the constitution beiftneh deranged, tbe eff ect generally at first is most powerful, until the sys- freed lrom. some of its most vitiated and Hu,rgid humors. This acomplish d, doses sufficient to .cause two or three copiuos evacuations, daily1 jvHl soon remove the disease, and the constitution wil) be res'.pred to a state o f health and renewed rigor. The following arc duly appointed agents for the xialo of lhe Brandreth Piils in Broome county, each one having a pew ccrtiff«at.c of agency from Dr Brtnd,r.elJi •:— S• R- Orton, Bkigb.amtonW hitmore & Buscnbury, Windsor; Canfield & Steele, Union; William Lincoln, Maine ; Holmes & Welch, Upper Lisle; illoloy & Keeler, Chenango Forks. 11 53r“ To lohovi it may concern .—All persons being af flict,cd jviih LYmsurnplion, or Coughs, or any impure dis- <ease of the blood, would find il to their interest to re^d 'he advertisement iu another col u inn ofthis paper, headed, c o n s u m p t io n . =■-•••■ • - A l A l t R I E 1>? Jn C.oleeviHe, Nov. 1st, by the lley. M. Dvcr, Mr. Lewis H. Drater of the same place, to Miss Debo rah B. MfBEN of Lysan.der, Qnondaga Co. N. Y. in Union Yillagp, op flie 4th inst, at the resdenco pf Allen Cowdrey, Mr. Chauncet Wad^ to Miss Hannah JCosvdret, both of Lisle. Jn jtfeia village, on the 7th inst., by B. N. Loomis, psq-. Mr- Caleb N, Souls to Elizabeth Haynes, all of this village. H A R D W ARE, a good assortment mav found at No 3 Empire J. & C. ROGERS. / H A M S . Q A A A LBS Prim e Pork Hams, lor sale by p U U U _________________ B. F. SISSION. T HE W inter Term qf the W indsor Academy, wilt commence on the 25,th of November. H aving taken the schp.o.l op qqr oyvn responsibil ity, we ate determined to spare no efforts for the improvement of those students who may favor us with their attendance the*eoming Term . W e are fortunate also in having ob.ained the assistance of Miss Delia A. Paddock ot Clinton. Miss Paddloek has acquired a knowledge o fthe French Language under me instruction of a native French Teacher and is qualified in a superior measure to give les sons in Drawing and Painting, having profited by the instructions of M r. Brodley, the celebrated ar tist of Utica. Board can be ob ained in good fam ilies from eight to twelve shillings a week, and rooms can be had by those wishing to borrd them- selv.s. W . H. M ILLER. W indsor, Nov. 7th, 1816. 24-2w THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, N o . 10 5 C h e s n u t s t. b e tw e e n T h i r d an d F o u r t h , 3K2au»&2>a;i»s>t3i3&» T H IS popular and central Hotel, established by the Messrs. Sanderson, having passed into the hands of the Subscriber, he desires to inform his friends and tbe public, that it is now open for the reception of guests. To those who have visited “ The Franklin, Housef its advantages as a desirable stopping place are well known ; to ihose who have not,*il will be only nec essary to state that it is situated in the busiest part of the most fashionable street, in the immediate vi cinity of the Exchange, Post Office, Banks, Custom House, Places of Amusement, Hotels, Steam Boat Landings, Rail Road Depots,Pub.ic Squares,Court Houses, &c. &c.. Since ihe change of propietors, a large amount oi money has b, en expended in enlarging, re-fitting, fe-furnishing and painting. Among the numerous improvements, may be mentioned improved entran ces, a N ew L adies ’ ORpitatty, a new Gentlemens’ D i n i n g Saloon, New Parlors, N e w Chambers, New Kitchen, ancl New Bar Room, besides many ©the* minor improvements. The principal leaturesofa first rate Ho el—“ T h e Table and W ine Cellar” will be under the man agement of Mr. JA M E S M SANDERSON, one of the fqrmer proprietors, whose ambition to excel as a Caterer iii well known. His wicjely celebra ted Cook, “P elletier ,11 aided by experienced as- sistan s.will still continue tobe his right hand man. The Office and Books will b_-under the charge of Mr. GEORGE P. BURNHAM , late the able Ed itor of the “ Daily Ohio Union,’’ of Cincinnati!, and more recently of Boston. In short, great exertions have been made, and herealter will not be spared, to render “Tiib Franklin,” one o f the' very first Ho tels for comfort convenience, and good living. D. K. MINOR. Philadelphia, Nov. 1846. 34-5w X E C U T O R ’S N O T IC E —Tn p u rsuance'ofan Order of the Surrogate of the County of Broome, notice is hereby given to the creditors of Frederick Hotchkiss, late bf W indsoi in said coun ty, dec.ep.sed, that they are required to present their claims agajnst the estate of tfie said deceased,, with the vouchers thereof, tp the undersigned, at the residence of Lambert Sapford, one of the under signed, in the village of W indsor ip said connty on or before the 1 i t h day of May 1847- Nov. 6th,, 1846. DAVID M. H O T C H K ISS, LA M B E R T SA N t ORD. 34-6m Executors &c. of said deceased. Magazines for Nov. and New Works. C OLUM B IAN, Grahams Illustrated, Youth’s Cabinet, Illustrated Botany, American Flora, Living Age, Yankee Doo le, Bank note list, Long- follow’s Poems, 50 cts, Anatomy ar.d Physiology for Women, by v!rs. Gore, 75 cts. Life and Adven ture in the Rocky Mountains, Edited by Webb, 2 vols. $1.25 ; New Music, Anlbon’s Classicall Dic tionary, SL75; Rink’s Interludes, S. S. U. Bible D iclior.<ries, W apderhoff’s Elocution; Language of Flowers ; Typec, French in Algiers; Whiig Al manacs, Christian do,. Dick’s W orks, 4 vols. S2,50 the Psaltery, Melodeon, Psalmodist; Shelley’s Po ems; Thompson's Mexico; Scenes in the Rncky M o u n tains SO cts. Mrs. Jameson’s Essays Heroe’s and Hero W orship by Cariyle. for sale cheap at P ratt’s Book Store. ‘ Nov. 4, 1846. Important to the Ladies. r he Ladies wi1!, no doubt,, be pleased to learn that Noland has just arrived from New York w ith a n e w a n d b e a iitifu j . a s s o r t m e n t o f F a n c y goods, among wiiich may be found—Rag and Purse clasps, steel Beeds and Tassals, Plain and shaded Bag and Pui£e Twist, Berlin Iron Combs, Bracelets and Broaches, W orsted Patterns, Ferfor* aled Paper, Steel Pearl and Sliver Slides, Steel and Jel Buttons, a variety ot Broaches, Combs and o her articles too numerous to mention, al) ot tjie Latest Fashion: the Ladips are respect fj| I ly invited to call and examine tAem before the best selections are made. W . H . NOLAND. ___________ flmporium of Fashion. T R I M M I N G GOODS! S IL K buttons, Gimps and Fringes, just received ar the Exchange Buildings by Oct. 21, 1816. _________ ‘R. J, W ISNER. P INK T A R L F T O N M USLIN, for ladies eye-; ntng dveSseSi j ust received by 23d. R. J. W ISN E R . MBS. BAT-IBj H AS just returned from New-York with the.Fall *ad Wjiqier Fashions, and a large, aud -ele- assortment of M O L l L j p l l l & Y = suitable for tbe season, to which she hegs *leav« to call the attention e f her friends and ct&tbaerfi. Velvet, Satin ani Leghorn Hats which cannot fail te please. H e r Caps and Rib bons are unusually tasty. f e i u x m a a s & v a a a and other Rich Goods which it- is useless to par ticularise, all o f which wifi, be sola law for -cash. Neapeliions, Leghorns and Straws cleansed and dtjessed as usual ‘Cutting Dresses, Cloaks &c., and Dressmaking to a limited extent'. Confident o f her ability tq suit her custumersqas the hands she employs are verysuperior, she solic its a continuance ol)public favor. M R S . E PA V IS. Binghamton, Oct.2l.st,.1846. _________ ^ H E N I X H O T E L BIN GH AM T O N , BROOME COUNTY, N. Y. BY A. C. HALL. r p H I S houselias been reice^tly leased by the sub- .1 scriber, who will be assisted by his father, W M H A L L , late of the “C L IN T O N HOUSE,\ Ithaca. T h e Phenix, in addition to. its former inviting positiop, Has been remodeled, refitted, and refurn ished, presenting everv inducementTor the man of leisure, the seeker of pieakure, oj) th'?. man of busi ness, to make it his abiding place during Kis sojourn ill o ur beautiful but “ sequestered region. In addition 1° its former apartment^ a numbei of Parlors have been opened, with connecting rooms, furnishing ampiCAdC- mmodations for gen tlemen travelling with their families. There has been a thorough reform from the attic to tbe basement, including Larder and all necessa ry appurtenances. The subscriber confidently hopes that old friends will not be among the “ missing,\ and strangers A will not regret that they have made a new acquaint ance. * A. C. H A L L . BINGHAMTON, O.Ct. f , f846. IS* General Stage and Rai,l Road Office. ______ N E W L I N E O F M A IL S T A G E S . F r o m D iugham ton to C o rtland a n d S y r a c u s e . N E W LINE OF STAGES has been estab lished three times a week, from Binghamton tq Cortland, via. Castle Creek, Hyde’s Settlement, W hitney’s Point, Lisle, Union Village and M ara thon-leaving Binghamton Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays , at 8. o’clock A. M. and arriving at Cortland about 6 o’clock P. M. on tbe same days. R e t u r n i n g , leaves Cortland Tuesdays , Thursdays, and Sa'urdayi a 8 o’clock A. M. apd arrives at Binghamton at 6 P. M. on the same days. This line connec s at Binghamton with Daily Stages for Great Bend, New Milford, Pleasant- Mount, Hon sdale and New-York; also for Mont rose, Carbondale, Wiilcsbarre, Owego, Elmira, Bath, Corning, Ithaca, &e. At W biiney’s Point with the Ithaca and Calskill L ine; and at Cort land with Daily Lines for Syracuse, Slceneateles and Auburn—making a direct line from Auburn, Syracuse and Cortland to New York, and also the shortest and most ditect route fro)m Binghanpon to the Albany and Buffalo Raiha.ad lyithuut any night riding. OFFICES — at the G e n e ral Stage Office Bing hamton, and at the Cortland House. Cortland. n21if ' HENRY BATES, F. A. MORGAN, August 1 9 ,154G. Proprietors. N E W A. C. MQRGAN, L A T E of the firm o.f S- Cary & Co. would in form his old friends and customers, and the trading public in general, that he has just received an Entire New Stock of Goods, At the old stand ol S. Cary & Co. foot of court st. Consisting of DRY GOODS, G R O C E R I E S . C R O C K E R Y \ A N D H A R D W A R E , And would be glad to see all those wishing to buy Goods cheap as he is determined to sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. Binghamton Nov. 25, IS45, L a t e N e w s f r o t n M e x ico . Cheap Tailoring Establishm ent. 'T 'H E subs rlber wrould inform lhe public ihat he •L still continues in thp. Tailoring business at his old stand over Boyd S Crosby’s store, where he will do work atthe following low prices: Cutting and making Cqajs from #3,00 to 5,00 Over Coats, 3,50 Pants and Vests, 1,$} Cloaks, C U T T IN G in proportion. All work warranted -well made and to fit. The latest Fashions al way's on hand. J. N . R IN G , Binghamton Sept. 30th 1846. .50 1,25 2,50 New Goods in ^he Empjre Block. S. F. CARY CO. H AVE just opened one o f the best stock of Goods ever'offered in this market-, and invite the at tention ofthe p rbiic to their splendid assortment of New Guoijs whi.cl) have been bought with great care and can be sold at least 25 per eent cheaper than us ual. Our customers may be assured we will sell ip accordance wilh the times. Remember to call before purchasing, at CARD’S store, and look or you may lose Great Bargains. P. S. Liberal advances in C^sit rj)ad.e fqrQraip, at tht*highest market price. Also, CA S H for B U T T E R . \S. F. 'GARY & CO. Sept. 23,1840.. 4, Empire Block. D I E D : |n thj# village, op Tuesday last, at the residence pf his sc>n, Mr I saac L anterman , aged S2 years and £ qnontfis. In Hudson, Ohio, Opt. 3d of chill-feyer, Mf. Cy- pvs Tenny. aged 34 years. In Binghamton Oct. 30lh, of consumption, Mr. Joei, B. S t a r k w e a t h e r , aged 27 years. The deceased was the second son of Dca- Reuben Starkweather of tfiis village, and a young man of great worth and exenip’ary piety. He leaves a wife and on« child, and a iarge eircle pf friends to mourn Jtis departure: who are consoled however by the re flection that he .died ip the triumphs of tfie Chris tian’s faith. S H A W L S . \ g-eat variety Zephyr W orstpd, Kabyle, Strad.- -ijMlla, apff Delane Shawls, Woollen, Silk, Gash- t&ere, aud Broche, singularly low for the cash at PACKARD'S. B U T T ONS.^r-One Btordlot of Daisy But ons, al so GUpp Frips#;.-. Blk. Silk Laees and Edg- iP&Sy Ac-» tor trimming dress s at .. PA C K A R D ’S rp H R E 4 D EDGINGS and LACES—q beautiful assortment just received and f py jsale at ■ ' v 1 EACKARD?S. QPLENTHD FALL RIBBONS — sqfttnenPat loyjrer:J»r|ees thaffthey Binghamton* at A great e$r ar? sold in PACKARD’S- H OUGH’S PA T E N T SK IR T S —W h ich are unrivaled lcY cheapness or durability, sale at R. j. -VyiSNER’S Binghamton Bept. 8 , 1846. for B OOTS AND SHOES; A big lot just received, good and cheap, at CARY!S. Notice! — A LL. p.ers.qng indebted to the subscriber are re- 'quested tq make immediate paym ent,' ahd save, &c. &c. L. M. REX F O R D ' April |6, 1846. ___________ S. F. CARY & C O ‘ A RE now offering their large slqejf of goods consisting of a§ goqtj an assortment as can be found in the yijlage, at such nrices as will compare with apy of our eompetlitors, no mistake! Call one, call all, and be convinced qf ihe fact, - CA R ’tf &GGV, &q. 4 Empire Block. Mav 27, 1846. _________________ ' _______ ~ QNtiY GAN RE SAVEE}, by those who wish tq buy Cloth, by looking in at FORD !’S \ Eagle Livery. T HE subscribers have this day opened a pew LIVERY STA B L E , op W a te r Street, in the rear ql the Binghamton where M o rses and. C a r r ia g e s , Gan be had at all times, aqd on accommodating terms. PA R T IES furnished witfi Two amd F o u r Hqrse Carriages: ' \s ..................... LS- OFFICES at the General Stage Office, be tween the Phenjx Hotel-and Post Office, and at Uie Binghamton Hotel. HENRY BATES F. A. M ^ jtG A N . Binghamton June 4,1^4?: ' * nl2tf W t i n t e a T T w e n t y Tajloresces wanted immediately.__ Alsq.sjx qr eight girls can have an opportuni ty qf learning the trade, by making immediate ab- .plication aj! ' NOLAND/S, ‘ ‘ - 1846. Emporium Of Fashion. Aevy Fall ancl Winter Goods. Charles B. Halch, ' 97 William Sreet, New York. Q O L f C I T S the attention of merchants to his fall O stock o f goods in the Gentlemen’s Furnishing Line ; Comprising a full and complete assortment of the latest and most desirable .styles, consisting in part of. . Rich Fancy Scarfs apd Cfayat§. Plain Black “ “ “ Plain and Trim m ed Silk and Satin Stocks. ’ ' Svelf-Adjusting “ Plain and Rich Fancy Orayat Ties. Shirts, Bosqms & C ollars of'ever’y style apd quality. S'ilk, Cotton, ’Woolgp, Itlqrinq and'Buck‘Skin Un der Ganqents Fall and W inter Gloves of all kinds. Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Dressing Qojyns, Hos iery, Cravat Stiffners, &c., &c. All of which will J}e ?old at the very lowest mar ket prices’. ■ - - . n26-8w Fall Fashion fbr Hats, 1846. ' r p H E subscriber wjl) introduce Leary & Co.’s, L fall Style for Gentlemen’s Hats, on Thursday September 3d. M E R R ILL & RQOTT- Sept. l§t, ' ' __ B . S Q .U I R E S , CLOCK i tatch maker , (3 doors west o f the Post Qffice.) W HERE Clocks, Watchfis and Jewelrj', will be kept constantly q? hnpd, and for sale at lowest cash prices. Also, Sil ver, German Silvpr, apd Plated Spoqns, Silver P encils, Thimbles, scis sors, Pins, Needles, Card Cases, Silk Eqrses, a large variety qf Fancy articles &cV Binghamton, July 1 , 1846- O L O C K S AND W A T C H E S Repaired and V warranted. ___ ' _________ R. SQ.UIRES. P OCKET KNIVES.—A splendid assortment may b- seep at the Jewelry Store of July 1, ISjfi. _________________ R. SqUIRES. PECT AGLES.—Concave and Convex Specta cles, for sale cheap by ’ July 1 ,1846. ___________ R. SdU IRES. s W eaving, W e a v ing. J OHNSON & HARVEY ha'ire removed their shop n e a r to the Clothing W o rks of H Lewis where they are preparecfto weave all kinds ot ’ FLOW ERED. A N j) EL AIN W O R K Coloring dofi'e as u suak' ‘ B in ghaiPtoji,’ A ugust 19,1846. J U S T received'soTTie beautiim French afid-Swics GINGHAM S , BALZARINES, GRADUAT ED ROBES, lor Ladies Dresses'with almost eve ry style of desirable DRESS GOODS to be found — — ; - --- — ,— in the market, which willbe sold very low. LACK PEA.—A T®rv choice article lor sale I R J W l ^ w v by F .W . TO M P K IN S . | B i n j W o n May 36, r - yVi&NER. A T P A C K A R D - ’M J p A V E - you beep ta *e« the large and* splendid stock of Dry Good^, H a rdware, Crockery. J H S . Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Ready Made €Jlo»hms-, Hats' and, Cap#, Muffs and- F u r , and Fancy and Staple G o o d s o ferery description,T W fi^N T T -FIY E p r .Q E N T B E L O W T H E T O W N PR IC E S . Two.shilling Calicoes fot Is “ Rich Cashmeres ana JDelaines, 2s. 5 ^ Embroidered |ri?ide 2^6dt. 50 Fine Gingham Umbrellas, 2s6d. 200 Pairs Ladies Mode Ribb’d, Hose, worth 3s for Is^d 201^ P a irs W h i e pott Hose, woitb 2s6d for Is. Rich Tw ill’d Gingham?, 2s, Oregon and California, Rob.es, 11yds for 18s. Plaids for Children’s Cloaks and Dresses, Q,ood F u r and Silk Hats. 10s.4 ‘ Muffs, SeUing lower than were ever offered^ before. Splendid Lynx Muffs, selling at $10t and others from 4s to $4. Ready Made Clothing, A great.variety of Over Coats, Sack Coats, Pants and Vrest9, A T S H O R T P R I C E S , Boots and Shoes, Mens and Boy#,Coarse and Fine Bools, Brogans, Shoe?: Gaiters and: Rubb ers Ladies Buskins, Gaiters, 1-2 Gaiters, Misses Gaiters, Fine K id Slippers, Morqcco Bootees. Rubbers. . < Furred and Pat. Plate. Rubbers, L-tdre*, Misses, Mens and Boys, a great variety,’25. cts. less than they can be bought elsewhere. Cotton Yarn, Carpet W arp, Colton Batting, and 10 Bales o f Sheeting a t Cosh Cloths. A great .assortment of French and Wool Dyed. English\ Cloths and Cassimers; B.eaver Cloths; Black', Green, Blue and'M ixt Pilot Cloths: Diab^and B lue; and Sat’.inetts, 2s6,l per yard> 15,000 Pounds Best Spanish Sole Leather, New Y o rk lii§p?.cte(i, I I 1 2 cts. Upper Leath er and Calf Skins. These C^oodia were bought chicly tor Cash aqd at Auction. All I ask is T R Y MY P R I C E S before, purchasing elsewhere, N. B. Cash, Grain, Butter and all kinds of Country Produce wanted in exchange for Goods, At P A C K A R D ’S, next door to. Merrill & Root’s Hat Store. I m p o r t a n t E n t @ l l i g e i i c e I F . W . T O M P K I N S , A T his Store opposite the Binghamtnn Hotel, is now receiving the ^argest, Cheapest and most perfect assortment of G^oods ever seen in Binghamton, to which he invi e q tbe par ticular attention of tho,s? who w^sh to get the full value of their money. Di’y Go.ads, Groceries, Gfackery, Boots and. Sho.es, Dye \Voods and Dye Stuife, Paints ati^ Oils, Nails, Glass, Fish, and almost every other article wanted, are selling at such very low prices, that no. one who will look, can fail to be suited. T O t l | $ ' ^ a < | i e s he offers a great variety of D R E S S QOQDS, consisting of ’ . Cashmeres, rept apd plain; Muslin fl’Laines, Alpaccas, hg’d and plain; California Plaids, Ginghams, twill’d and plain ; Plaid Cloakings, and the largest und cheapest assortment o( Prints thai'cqn be found west of N ew -Y o rk city.— Also a great assortment pf Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sat*netts, Sheeps Grey Cloths, Flannels, Tickings, Brown Sheetings, dfce. <fec., all of which arc selling at the V E R Y L O W E S T PO S S IB L E P R IC E S . Those who wish to economise in the easiest wav, can do so by making their purchases at this establishment. “ P. W T O M P K IN S , Binghamton, 0<*t 5. 1846 Opposite the Binghamton Hotel. R e d u c t i o n , o f t l i e T a r i f f , And consequently a G R E A T R E D U C T IO N in the Price of D R Y G O O D S , A T R. J. W I S N E R ’S in ihe east cm! of E X C H A N G E B,DTLDtNGS, wf.ere he has just received $ 1 0 * 0 0 0 worth of Dry Goods, hought in Boston and N etv-Y o ik at from 20 to 30-pcr cent less jhan spring prices, and wilj be sold accordingly, at W H O L E S A L E or R E T A IL cheaper than can be found elsewhere west of New-York. Thesubscriber hqs given his vyhole atten'ion to the pnrct’ase and sale of t). y Goods alone,* wheae purchaseis pan always find a larger assorimen! to make their sMi’ciion from, lhan at any other Store iti Etroome County, and Uie prjees will be guaranteed sgtisfitciqry.' L a d i e s ’ D r e s s G o o d s , in gr?at variety; embracing almost evert' Hew Style to be found in the N ew-Y o rk market—r some very rich graduated aud shaded Cashmeres and d’Lanes, together with a large assortment of Shawls, varying jp price from $1 to §2Q. G e n t ’ s W e a r : French Cloths of Biola & Fils manufacture, English and American do. wooi dyed and warran ted not to change their polor; also a ful! assortment of Domestics. &c. &c.— All which the citi zens of Binohantlon and vicinity are invited tp. examine before purchasing, as the subscriber is confident he*can offer inducements to buyers, that cqnnot b,e equaled in this or any other place; and in order Jo protect purchasers from imposition and fraud, he will as heretofore adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE CASH SYSTEM, by m arking every piece oi goods at the lowest possi ble selling ptice, from which no deviation will be made in any case. B ingham t o n . S e p t . 9, 1846. R. J. W IS N E R . N O W F O n A M O T U E R R U S H T A T l l ! E O L D C A S H S T O R E . J U S T R E C E I V E D —.R A. F O R D & CO. have just received nnptjier b e a u t i f u l l o t of R ich an d d e s i r a b l e G o o d s, to which they particularly call the attention of C A S H C U S T O M E R S . We contjnqe t.o. receive N E W G OODS every week, and you always find Ihe very latest STVLF.S at this establishment, and what is the most important thev will always be sold at the R I G H T K I N D O F P R IC E S . . * ........................ J u n e 17. 1846. 1 & R E A T ^ T J M A C T I O A ! ’ B O Y D & C R O S B Y ’S N E W Y O R E C H E A P S T O R E , where DRY GOODS, GltOCF.RJtS, H ARDWARE & CROCKERY will be sold at a smaller profit for cash or produce, than at any other store in t-e(B co . u n t . y . Bipghamton, May2Q, 1846. n9tf. ! a x i r i i a ii; “ C l e a r t h e T r a c k , C a r s a r e C o m i n g ! F A R M E R S O F B R O O M E C O U N T Y A T T E N D !! Dry Goods, Groceries, Croekery^k H a rdw a re. B A X i l i ’S .................................................. B e a u t i f u l n e w s p r i n g g o o d s h a v e a r r i v e d i — e x t r e m e l o w P f l |C E S Y S T E M ! ! — B A L L is now opening ope of the largest ahd most complete Stocks of tiry Goods, Groceries, Ceockerv, Hardware and Paper Hangings, ever offered in this village, -i-he cqnipfote success which has attended mv sales during the past year, induced mp to e ’ ' ' ' ' ' ‘‘ offe S . at this store, I haye adopted the “extreme low priced System.” and am determined that no per son or F irm shall in anv manner undersell this establishment. U C f*jN V 'lTA T IQ N is extended to O n e £.nd A l l to call and examine for themselves, and i/ there is any thing which pleases the taste or fancy m mv stock, no exertion on my part, as to price shall be wanting, to continue to make this Resort a Resort for th& People. T\. __ CJ U L A N D & F O R S A L E . a if H E subscriber dffie'rs'ldr’Minself.4n'd. Joseph S.# - Bosworth, the following pafcfel§ of \LAND '.forsale; ' ’• \ 7 ** \ v> * ; t h e EDGAR T R A C T , containing 1210 acres, divided info twelve Lots, Jying in the the town of Sanford, adjoining fhe‘ Jfennsylvania line. ' Also the easterii'hall'of tfie\ ■ i • ^ A T T S T I I A ^ T , • * s lying ad}o,intng) embracing nine Lots. The above lands are well adapted for Earm ing purposes and will be sold on • very reasonable ;term s.' - ■ ■ - * - ... -t*? \ ^ A. DOUBLEDAY. • BMighamtpn, M arch 9.1846: ' \ ' 5 itf - PENT1STRY. D E N T IS T R Y , T h e subscriber cdfeiinues t.ct perform every operation upon the teeth aceq.tjr diitg to the most modern and impibved principles’ olihe a rt. These who are desirous o f repleting the\ vacaiicies caused bjt the loss of their 'original teeth.’ ai;e ^specffui;}y invited; to call. ' - Term s 'reasonable. Office directly opposite the Phenix H o tel, and over B. F. Sisson’s store. J,.‘C- ROBIE. N. B: Dentists supplied with ful^sers d f ifcstnj- nienls. ‘Turnkeys and, other surgical instrumeniss kept constantly oh hand and for sale. J. C. R .\ \* ingh'amfon Apt il 1.4, 1846. ■ H A K D W A R E o . A NEW and large supply just received at the “ OLD. HARDW ARE. STO R E ” - Great in ducements are now offered’io those who wish to) pay CASH, as the subscriber is'd'etermin ed 'not, to’ be undersold by any Establishment west 'of New York. • 'J. E.'SA M P S O N .''^ ‘ June 17,1846. _________ \ ’ A L A R G L L O T OF EN G L ISH AND AM E R ICAN, Cast Steel, Saw Mill and X S a w s jhsf received and for sale chtap by 1 * ■ ' ’’r* • X H SAMPSON. B p o T s ^ N l T S H O E S - r - A very, great vafiepjr of Boats.and Shoes constantly On hand,and tot sale very la\y by” F- W T QM.B,KINS. H A R D W A R E .- A good assortment of SHELF, Hardware; choice lot of Knives and Forks; also, Pocket Knives,Tsa'ils,'Sliovcls, &c. &c.., at ; Sept. 23, 1846. ' ’ ' ' CARY’S. /^lRO C K ,EP»Y— N o w o p e n ihga choice lot offlow- \ J ing1 B L U E , in whole or part setts, as may be‘ wanted; also, a full assortment o f eommon'ware,1' “ Sept. 23, 1846. ________ ^ __________ at C A R Y ’S Farm e r s o f W in d so r , S. H. P. H A L L H A S a store in th? villas ft of W indsor, directly opposite Bragg’s Tavern, where goods are sel ling at Binghamton P rices for C a s if or Produce. Those wanUns goods w ill do well, to call-. June 3d 1846. _ _ « ■: s — - . G L A S S — 7 by 9 and'8by 10 Glass by the box or sm a ller quantity, for sale by ' June 3, 1846. ' F W T O M P K I N S . N A I L S A N D IR O N — A general assortment for sale cheap at the New H a r d W a r e store, Opposite the P h e n ix H o t ? B A T H E R — Another large lot of Sole & Upper Leather, fo rsale cheap by Ju ly 1,1846. J B A B B O T T & S O N L A S T S , B O O T TREES., & c — A good assort ment of Lasts, Boot Trees and Crim p s , m a n ufactured by L o u cks & Co, Utica, at Ju ly 1, 2846. _ J B A & S O N ’S B OO.T and shoe Trimmings of all kinds. July I . J £ A & SON P ICKLED SALMON, No I and 2 Shad and Mackerel, very fine, al Jqiy 1, 1846. ________ J B A B B p T T . & S O N ’S O ILS—Linseed,Lamp, T a p n e ts a n d Neats foot oils, for sale a t ' July 1 , 1§16. J B A & SON’S. B in g h a m t o n , May 1846. S H. P. H A L L 1846. D . S. & J . R . D I C K I N S O N , A TT O R N E Y S and Counsellors at Law, apd Solicitors and Counsellors in Chancery— Eagle Buildings, Binghamtqii N- Y - _________ __ H O T C H K IS S & SE Y M O U R , A TTORNEYS, Sqlicitors and Counsellors.— Office, corner o f Court and Franklin Streets. G. W i Hotchkiss. L/S*ymopr, Jr. ^inghantton, N. Y. Apg- 1st 1846. ' __ ___ B. B , B R O O K S , P H Y S ICIA N AND SURGEON, would res: pectfully g ivenotice that he willas heretofore attend.to all calls in the tine ol his profession. I j r Office at his residence on the. west side of the Chenango, on Front Street. ' ' ~ __ J. T HOTCHKISS, M, D. P H Y S I C I A N A N D S U R G E O N , W IN D S O R V I L L A G E N. Y . W indsor, Broom* Co. July 2 2 , 1846- __________ _ PHYSICIAN ANn SURGEON. ' n B.' D. D .‘T H O M P S O N —Office, opposite thp Leroy Store, and over Congdon & Cone’>s.—• Residence, Phenix Hotel. Binghamton, Sept.SSth 1846, 26tf N E W C A R R IA G E M A K IN G r p H E citizens oFBinghamton *and VicmitY are JL respectfully informed that the undersigned has removed from th® city o f Utica to this village', for the purpose of establishing the Carriage Making Business in all its branches. As soon as the necessary ar- rangemen scan'be made, h h ’will open SHOPS for Making, ironing,'Trimming, and finish ing Carria ges, Barouches, Buggys, W agons, &c) &c. o f every description, apd inA'style unsurpassed by apy oth er establishment uf the kincf Tn the country.) Meanwhile, orders wiirW rheeived for any work inhislirie, and will be promptly executed. Fbr a Carriage W a re Room, he has taken the store formerly occupied by Overhiser & Coffin, in the Centre Buildings, where several verjr hand- some Carriages, warrarted to be made ofthe best materials, are on hand, which are now \offered for sale on yeiry favorable terms. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine them. TH O M A S BATES. Binghamton, Dec. 3I,st l645 n41in6 L e a s t ' s a n d s h o e f i n d i n g s ^ a m i Ve-; sortmenf bf Lasts apd Shoe Finding^ for sale at the New H ard W a r? and Leather store, ' ‘ ' ‘ the Pad Lock . W a n t e d . . K O R 6 G IR L S that w a n t to learn the T a ilo r s O trade, can find employment by applying soon to C. IL B U L K L E Y . M a rch 30,1846. _______________ * n2tf S PR IN G P R I N T S , new P a tterns, Also Delains, Cassim ers, Alpacas, Sheetings and Shirtings in abuncjanpe besides some desirable fancy Goods forthe season—V tlow prices N E W T O N & Co. ID E 9 A N D S K IN S —T h e highest p rice paid 'fo r H ides and Skins at G R E G O R Y ’S New- H a rd W a re and L e a ther store, Opposite the Bjhenix H o tel SUGARS^ ! ' S U G A R o f all, kinds as cheap as the cheapest at the old stand of S Cary & Co. N v.25, A C M ORGAN B IN D IN G —Goat a n d Sheep, in roll or skin, at July 1,1846. ' A b b o tt & Sou’s. S A L T A N D RORK, by the barret or load for sale by 1 ' ' F W T O M P K IN S . F OR G R O C E R IES of every kind, Tea, Sugar Molasses, Coffee, &c., t l i a t 'H i suit ; trv at Sept. 23,1846. ' ' '' C A R Y ’S F Q W L fN G PIECES.—A choice lot ot English, Germ an a n d ’A m e rican, for sale cheap at July }. _______________ S A M P S O N ’S. IJK O S C O F IA . D o ctors Snyder, W illson & Co., G E R M A N B O 'I ’A N I C P H Y S I C I A N S . W IL L hereafter be a t the House of Jesse Or~ eutt, (formerly Peterson’s) in Binghamton Oil the 26th, 27th, and 28th days of each monm — T h e i r unparalleled success in treating old chroni * diseases ol every description, and particularly con sumptive cases, is well known' throughout New- York, Pennsylvania, Qhio.' M ichigan and the Canadas. ” Those wishing M edicine of them will rem em b er that tliqy flescfibe diseases by the U rine, hence it is’not ’pecessary fl»at they see the patient. Their, pxbdtcipq i§ gale in all conditions oflife, ar.d those able to perform light labour or attend to business will not b.e prevented by taking thefr m edicine. 4 T E R M S —For m edicine that will fast 'about a month, taken daily, T w o cloRars, a lw a y s Cash. July 20, 1846. n!8tf J. & p . R O G E R S . H A V E Removed tb the new and commodious store No. 3. E M P IR E BLO C K . (4 doors a- b.ove their old location,)'ancl have how opened a large and well selected assortment o f goods which they offer to their triends and the public'generally, as cheap for Cash or Ready Pay as can be tound in this m arket. Our stock consists of Groceries, Crockery, Lo.qking\ Glasses, Glass, H a rdw a re, H a ts and Gaps, Leather, Codfish and' M ackerel, &c. &c. W e iuyite a ll to. c a ll and axamine o u r Goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. T h e 'h ighest marke.t p rice w ill be paid for coun try produce. ' Do not forget the place No. 3- Em pire Block. ' J. & C. RQG.ERS. ' Binghamton Nov. 12,1S45. ' ' T I I V E T T ’S ' G h ea p D r u g S to r e , E M P I R E B L O C K , SIG N O F T H E G O L D E N M O R T A R , receiv e d ,'’a large1 and well selected stoclc of J u M E D I C I N E S , V A R N I S H E S , D Y E ST U F F S , R O P E T W I N E , E S S E N C E S , P A I N T S , O I L S , G B A S S . B R U S H E S , P E R F U M E R Y , S P lC E S t, T h e facilities o f this establishment for obt^inin\ good.^ a t the lowest m arket prices a re unequal. -■>' bv a n v in this section; therefore tbe public v, ' ^ 1 ways be able to purchase on better terms than 1 - where. 25 per cent, may be. saved by patroniz - this establishment.-1 A large assortment of Valuable Patent Medicines constantly 011 hand. Remember the place, R O B E R T C. T R I V E T T . ' Binghamton June 2, 1846. ’ M . F A R M FOH SA L E . O NE of the REST FARM S ever offered inlhfo o r the adjoining counties, fo r s a l e . situate it. the town of Triangle,’at' the junction of the Otselic- and Oadndaga riyers, containing 2Q0 acres under good culture, and'130 acres unimproved. Term§ lo suit ihe times. Apply to the occupant and sub scriber. [30tf] H . M -G R A IG .’’ J UST. RECEIVED, at the Old Hardware Store a large Iot Of Repson’s, (Albany) Planes, con sisting In part of Jointers, Eoreplanes, Jacks, an’c Smoothing Planes. PJows, Beads,’ Dadoes,1 arip’ Rabbet Planes'of all kind?; alt of which'will he) sold at cpst by calling one door west b f the Empire Block J. E. SA M P S O N /\ Jaly n , 1846, ' -
