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^ \mtv\ wgivyjiraEsaHi , . . N ew -Y ork ,.Feb. 8. Hour 6,50 to 6,874—W heat, firm, from 1,374 to 1,60— Com, 95 to 1,0ft—Rye, 95—Oats, 48 to 50. _ B ingham ton. Feb. 1 0 ; Flour, 5,50 to 5,75-C-Wheat, 1,00 to 1,124—-Com, 50 to 6 Oats, 28—Buckwheat, 31—Potatoes, 44 to 50.. £tjr* The attention of Jhc reader is- directed lo an Advertisement in another column, of Fontaine’s Cel- :brated Remedy for C onsumption . S P E C I A L N O T I C E ! T h e extraordinary G R A E F E N B E R G P IL L S , •which are achieving nnparalled triumphs in various sections of this country, arc now introduced in this vicinity. L e t every sick person read the advertise m e n t of the Graefenberg Pills. In this town, on January the 30tli, Mrs. L ucinda , wife of Allen Elms, aged 31 years. In this village, on the’ morning of the Sth inst., Mrs. A urelia , wife of Lewis Seymour, aged 49 years. F e b r u a r y m a g a z i n e s , & n e w b o o k s . — All the Magazines; Living Age, Nos. 137, ’8, ’9, ’40, and ’41 ; The Knickerbocker; the Biblical Repository ; the N. Y. Journal of Medicine and collateral Science; the- Chess P alladium ; Poems, by Am elia: Fact and Fic tion, by Mrs. Child * a new supply of Headley’s Napole on and Ms Marshals, and Sacred M ountains: Views a foot, bv T aylor: American House Carpenter; Maeauley’s Miscellanies. Y W He will also receive on Wednesday, a large supply of new publications. Feb. 2. ■ H . E . P R A T T . ALENTINES at PR A T T ’S— T h e greatest assort ment to be found out of New-York. Come and see. V riTC H E L L ’S BEST MAPS— T h e State and Uni ted State Maps—$4} for the two—at PR A T T ’S Cheap Bookstore. N EW BOOKS, inst received and for sale cheap, at J. R. ORTON’S BOOK-STORE and Printing- Office —Pictorial Bible, with 1000 illustrations : Burkitt’s Notes on the. New Testament, 2 vols.: the Naturalist's Library, with 400 engravings: D ’Israeli’s Novels, com plete in one vol. ; Lives and Sufferings of Protestant Mar tyrs ; Frost’s Pictorial History of the United States, splen did edition, complete in 2 vols.; Jack Hinton, illustrated; f|':lm a n ’s Natural History, in 2 v o ls.; Sear’s wonders of fhe World ; J.ove and Madness of Tasso; Lives of the Presidents, edition of 1846; Universal Biographical Dic tionary: Goldsmith’s W o rks: Lacon. hy Colton; Oxford Bible, beautiful edition: Poems of Ossian: Milton’s W o rks; Moss Rose: Indies’ Scrap Book; Household Verses; the Memento, by C. W . Everest; Goldsmith’s Rome; Marshall’s Life of W ashington; Kame’s Elements -of Criticism: Clerk’s Assistant; Bullion’s Grammar; Davies’ G eometry: Knowles’ Rhetorical Reader; San der’s Reader; Book Keeping: District Library, in 10 vols. together with many other works, suitable for Libraries. T O BRIDGE BUILDERS— T he Directors of the Co- checlon Bridge Company. will receive proposals un til the 1st of March next.\ for building a BRIDGE across .the Delaware River, at Cocliecton, with one, or two piers. The proposals may be addressed lo James C. Curtis, President of said Company, at Cocliecton, N. Y., or to \Waller S. Vail, Damascus, P a. W. S. VAIL, Treasurer. January 22, 1847. p:3:45 ANTED—200 Bushels D R IED A P P L E S , a t Jan. 26. S. H. P. HALL’S. W N OTICE.—All persons indebted to the subscriber, are requested to make immediate payment, and save. &c L'. 31. REXFORD.' PR A T T ’S N E W BOOKS— Myrtis, with other etch ings by 3Irs. Sigourney. Flowers of Fable with illustra tions, 75 cts. Chamber’s Encyclopedia of English Liter ature Nos. 1 and 2, 25 cts per No. Colman’s European Agriculture. 50 cts. per No. The Farmer’s Library and Journal of Agriculture, 50 cts. A Practical Treatise on Dyeing and Calico printing, §3,50. Spurzlieim’s Phre nology,-with engravings. $1.50. Schiller’s thirty years w a r, 50 cb=. The use of the body in relation to the mind, '50 cts. Dick’s complete works, 4 large vols., $250. The Cottage Bible, a new edition, $5,00. The .Melodeon, $1,00. The Odeon. Also a new supply of School Books ■at the lowest prices just reeived. ^January ISth, 1847. \Y T T A NTED at the Exchange Buildings, 5000 bushels; V y O a ts: 5000 bushels R y e : '5000 bushels Com ; for which the highest Cash price will be paid by Binghamton. Jan. 20th. 1847. R. J. W ISNER. j £ a u i s o f ^ c t u - U o r k — b y a u t h o r i t y . , [Every Law. unless a different lime shall be prescribed therein, shall commence, and take effect throughout the State, on and not before the twentietli day after the day Of Its final passage, as certified by the Secretary of State. m:S5oo. 1 2 . title 4. chaii. 7. part 1 . Revised Statutes.] [Every Law so published by him, (the State Printer.) may be read in evidence, from the paper in which it shall be contained, in all courts of justice, in this State, and in all proceedings ljefore anv officer, bodv or hoard, in which it. shall be thought, necessary to refer thereto, until three months after tbe elore of tbe session in winch it became a law —Sec 8 , title 7; chap. 8 . p a v tl, Revised Statutes.] OlIAP. 3. A.N ACT making appropriations in part, for the support cf government, for the year of 1347. Passed J anuary 26, 1847. [P u r s u i t to Sec. 14, Art. 7 of the Constitution.] The People of the. State of New York, represented in l&enaie and. Assembly, do enact as follows. Section 1. The following sums arc hereby appropriated .to the objects hereinafter expressed, to be paid out of any moneys not otherwise appropriated: For pay and mileage of members of the Senate and As- •sembly: for the salaries of the- clerks of the Seriate and Assembly: and for the compensation of the officers^ and messengers of the two Houses, ninety thousand dodars, for the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven. For stationery for the legislature and the public offices, to be procured in tlic manner provided by chapter three ■hundred and ten. of the Laws of 1842, three thousand dollars: and the additional sum of one hundred dollars for the agent o fthe Comptroller, for making such purcha ses, to take charge of the same, for the year one thou sand eight hundred and forty-seven. For the contingent expenses of fhe Senate, for the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, three thou sand dollars. For the contingent expenses of toe Assembly, lor the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, four -thousand dollars. For fuel for the Capitol and public offices, to be pro- ‘oused as provided by chapter three hundred and ten, of the- Laws of 1842, ohe thousand dollars. v, 2 . The following sums, for die year one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, or so much thereof as shall b e actually and necessarily required b y ©lasting laws, are hereby appropriated, to be paid in the manner now pro vided b y law , viz: For clerk hire in the office of the Secretary of State and* Superintendent of Common Schools, the sum of three thousand two hundred dollars. For clerk hire hi the office of the Comptroller, five thousand eight hundred dollars. \ For clerk hire and registers in the Free Banking De partment, the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars. For clerk hire in. the Treasurer’s office, the sum of eight hundred dollars. •For clerk hire in the office of ihe Attorney General, .the sum of eight hundred dollars. For clerk hire in the office of the Surveyor General, the ■ -sum of seven hundred dollars. For clerk hire in the office of the Adjutant General, the sum of five hundred dollars. For clerk liire of the Chancellor, the sum of six h u n dred dollars. - For clerk lure in the Canal Department, the ’sum of three thousand seven hundred dollars. For clerk hire of the Canal -appraisers, the sum of four hundred dollars. For the contingent expenses of the State Hall, includ ing repairs, furniture, lighting, cleaning, labor and com pensation to the superintendent, two thousand dollars. For the repairs of the Capitol and the grounds connect ed therewith, for furniture, for repair and preservation of furniture in the Capitol, to keep the same in a proper condition for public use, including the cleansing ofthe rooms the sum of three thousand dollars, to be expended saprovid-ed in the third section of chapter three hundred and tldrty seven, of the law of 1846.„ <5> 3. For compensation due the members and officers of th e court for the correction of errors, eight hundred dol lars. $ 4. To the commissioners for constructing a road from Carthage, in Jefferson county, to Lake Champlain, in the county of Essex, the sum of fifty-four dollars and sixty- four cents. §5. To Thomas Skelton, for services as a member ofthe committee to examine the Treasury and the Canal and Banking Departments, the sum of one hundred and seven teen dollars. § 6 To Nelson J. Beach, for services as a member of the committee to examine the Treasury and the Canal a.nd Banking Departments, one hundred and ninety-eight dollars. § 7. This a c t shall take effect immediately. State o f New-York,) I have compared the preceding Secretary’s Ojffice. ) with the original law on file in this office, and do certify that the same is a. correct transcript therefrom and of the whole, of the said original. ' N. S. BENTON, Secretary of State lUrg C&ooirs (Jtorcrics. * New Goods in the Empire Block. S. F. CARY CO, * H A V E just opened one of the best stock o f Goods ever offered in this m arket, and invite the at tention of the p u b lic to their splendid assortment of New Goods w h ich have been b o u g h t with g reat e a re and can be sold at least-25 p er cent cheaper than us ual. O u r custom ers may be assured we w ill sell in accordance w ith the times. Remember to c a ll before purchasing, a t C A R Y ’S store, and look or you m ay lose G reat Bargains. P . S. Liberal advances in C ash made for G rain, at the h ighest m arket price. Also, C A S H for B U T T E R . S. F , C A R Y & C O . Sept. 23,1846. . , 4, Em p ire Block. \FALL & WINTER FASHIONS. M B S . B A V I g , H AS just returned from New-York w ith theF a ll and W in ter Fashions, and a large aud ele gant assortm ent of IM O U L U Kl I K Y © @ ® 0 S s suitable for the season, to which she begs leave to call the attention o f h e r friends and customers. Velvet, Satin and Leghorn Hats which cannot fail to please. H e r Caps and Rib bons a r e unusually tasty. and Other Rich Goods w h ich it is useless to p ar ticularize, a ll of which will be sold low for cash* Neapclitons, Leghorns and Straw s cleansed and dressed as usual C u tting Dresses, Cloaks &c., and D ressm a k ing to an unlimited extent. Confident o f h e r ability to suit her custom ers, as the hands she employs a re very superior, she solic its a continuance of-puBlic favor. M R S . E D A Y 1 S . Binghamton, O c t.21 st, 184G. N O . 3 , E M P I R E B L O C K . J . &. C. R o g e r s , H A V E just received a large and splendid assort* m e n t of Fall and Winter Goods , of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Looking Glasses, and al most e v e ry other article wanted, all of whieh are offered at prices that cannot fail to suit. P. S. T h e highest m arket p rice will be paid for a]f k inds of Country Produce. J. & C. ROGERS. Binghamton, Nov 11th, 1846: S. F. A RE now consisting offering consisting of as C A R Y & CO. their large stock of goods ;ood an assortment as ean he found in the village, at such nrices as will compare with any of our compettitors, no m istake! Call one, call a ll, and be convinced of the fact, C A R Y & CO ., No. 4 Em p ire Block. M ay 27, 1846. _______ _ __________ Important to the Ladies. r he Ladies will, no doubt, be pleased to learn that Noland has just arrived from New Y o rk u ith a new and beautiful assortment of Fancy goods, am o n g w h ich m ay be found—Bag and Purseelasps, steel Beeds and Tassals, Plain and shaded Bag and Ptirse Tw ist, B e rlin Iron Coinbs, Bracelets and Broaches, W o rsted Patterns, Perfor ated Paper, Steel P e a rl and Sliver Slides, Steel and J e t Buttons, a variety ot Broaches, Combs and o her articles too numerous to mention, all ot the Latest Fashion: tbe Ladies are respectfully invited to call and e x am ine lAem before the best selections are made. W . H. NOLAND. Emporium of Fashion. F RINGES <!te.— B ullion D ress Fringe, Monaiir Fringe, Gimp Cord, Double chain Gimp; col’d Silk Girdles, French bullion Buttons, Silk coat cord, Splendid brocade T w ist coat Buttons, Linen Edging, M uslin Edging and Inserting, Overcoat binding and W h a le bones, Dee. 2d, 1815. W M . M . & J . E. ELY. S I L K G O O D S H A M E L IO N Gro de nap. Plaid Po DeSoi, v_/B!k. Lustring, Blk. Grode Swisse,Gro dc Rhine M atteonie Lustring. Blk. Silk Surge, Figured Satin V esting, H e a v y B lk. do. Blk. Silk Hose, H a t Ribbons. A lso a good assortm e n t o f L a d ies H . S. Gloves Linen bobbins; Linen tapes, Taffeta and Satin Ribbons, D C Htlkfs L a d ies C r a v a ts, -Gentls B lk .H Cravats, Gen s Blk and W h ite H S Gloves at very low prices by W M . M . &. J . E. E L Y Dee. 2, 1846. __________________________________ C A S H M E R E S . DELALNES, A L P A C C A S &e- Tlie subscribers fire selling their desirable and elegant C a shm e res, D e L a ines, A lpaccas, Im p e rial Robes, Graduated do. &c. &c. at reduced prices.— T h e y feel confident in recom m e n d ing the above enumerated goods to the public ns b e ing the moist fashionable and desirable in m a rket, as well a s the cheapest by far, quality &c. taken into considera tion. of any offered in this vicinity. Dec. 2d.- 1S-1G. W M . M. & J. E. ELY . W M . M . <fc J . E . E L Y , W h o lesale a n d R e t a i l D e a lers in D ry Goods. Groceries Crockery. Nails} &c, &c. A T T H E OLD ST A N D N o r th w e s t c o r n e r C o u r t <Sc W a s h in g l o n - S t s . BINGHAMTON. N V. J A S T S , BOOT TR E E S , &c—A J L / 'W n t o f L a sts, Boot T r e e s and C rim p s, good assort- man- ufttclured hy L oucks & Co, Utica, at . Jill: 1, 2816. J B A & SO N ’S! T R I M M I N G G O O D S ! S TLICbuttons, Gimps and Fringes, just received ar the Exchange Buildings by O c t.21, 1846. R. J. W ISN E R . C ROCKERY— N o w opening a choice lot of flow ing BLU E , in whole or part setts, as may be wanted ; also, a full assortment o f common ware, _Sept. 23, 1816. __________________ at CARYLS “ P A T E N T S K IR T S —W h ieh ~are icr cheapness or durability, for sale at R. J. W IS N E R ’S. Binghamton Sept. 8 , 1S4G. S P E C T A C L E S .—Concave and Convex Specta cles, for sale cheap by July 1, 1S4S. R. SQ.UIRES. H O U G H ’S unrivaled P O C K E T C U T L E R Y ; A splendid assortm ent of English and Am erican cutlery may be found at S A M P S O N ’S!. S H A W L S . \ g-eat v a riety Zephyr W o rsted, Kabyle, Strad- .Y .illa, andD e ianeShaw ls, W oollen, Silk, Cash- mere, and Broche, singularly low for the cash at P A C K A R D ’S. 1 3H R E A D ED G IN G S and L A C E S —a beautiful . assortm e n t ju s t received a n d fo r s a le at PA C K A R D ’S. 1 0 0 Barrels SALT for sale at Jan. 1,1847. S. H. P. HALL’S. M OLASSES.—20 hhds. for sale by tiie hhd. or single Gallon, at Jan. 1, 1847. _________________ S. II. P. HALL’S, S UGAR.—10 hhds. for sale by the hhd- er single pound, a t S. IL P. HALL’S. T i EAS —20 chests of Ilyson, YoungIlyson, and Hyson Skin, by-the chest p r pound, at Jan. 1, 1847. S. H . P.HA L L ’S. tailoring & Clotljmjg. L a t e N e w s fro m M e x ieo . Cheap Tailoring Establishment. T H E subscriber would inform the p u b lic that he still continues in the T a ilo r in g business at his old stand over Boyd fir Crosby’s store, where he w i l l do w o r k ; a f t h e fo l l o w i n g l o w p r i c e s :- Cutting ancl m aking Coats from $3,00 to 5,00 O v e rcoats, -3,50 “ 5,50 Pants and Vests, ’ 1,00 “ 1,25 Cloaks, ' 2,50 C U T T I N G i n proportion. A l l w o rk warranted well mhde and to fit. . T h e latest Fashions always on hand. ,J. N. RING. Binghamton Sept. 30th 184G. AS THE DUTCHMAN SAID “Every Man for myself.” . A T the former stand of Tracy & S hiverick, op posite the Binghamlon Hotel, and over Fish & W ebster’s cap and shoe store, the subscriber con tinues the .Tailoring Business, where atty amount of work will be done in the lat est and most approved style, with great neatness and promptness, at the following remarkable low prices, v i z ” Cutting.and making Coats, from $2,00 lo 6,00 “ “ P a n ts and Vests, 1,00 to 1,50 “ “ Cloaks, ‘2,50 to 4,00 “ “ Overcoats, 4,00 to 10, C u tting Coats, 314 u Pants and Vests, 16 “ Cloaks,. 3H “ Overcoats, 374 Oilier work in proportion; undivided attention shall be given to the business, and .every customer may confidently expect entire satisfaction. Great care will be taken in C U T T I N G , and more garments cut from the same amount of cloth than has been commonly done. flip Two or three Journeymen, who are efficient workmen wanted, none others will be employed. E. S. T R A C Y . Binghamton, Oct. 5.1846. , B o o k s , J p a p c r , $ c z . N E W B O O K S . T H E subscriber is constantly receiving new sup plies of Books at his store one dooi east of the Bingham ton Hotol. Among which are nu merous Law. M edical, A g ricultural and M iscel laneous ivories. Also a large assortm ent of the various school Books, J u v e n ile Books, M itcliel’s o u tline maps for common schools, a g reat variety suitable for child ren’s Presents al the coming Holidays, A n n u a ls for 1847. Stationery large assortment of Caps, Letter, B il let, D raw ing Perforated, Tissue, M usic, M arbled Blotting, W rappingP a p e r &c., &c. Bristol Board, D raw ing Cards; Abbot’s series V isiting cards, a great v a riety D raw ingpeueils, Lead pencils, Inks, Ink-stands, Slates &c., &. In addition to the above lie has a well.selected assortment of Fam ily Drugs and medicines, Dye- stuffs &c.; also, Groceries, T e a , Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Spice, a superior a rticle of Fam ily Soap. All oi'the above articles w ill be sold as cheap for c a sh as can be purchased elsewhere. Binghamton, Dec. 7th, 1846. A. CO OK E . C UTTER FOR SALE.—A new, light and handsome Cutter, al a loiv price. Jan. 13, 1847. Wm. M. & J. E. ELY. J U S T received at the Exchange Buildings one case of Broad Cloth “ d irect from auction” which w iilbe sold very low, By R . J. W ISN E R . H IDES A N D SK IN S —T h e highest p rice paid lor Hides and Skins at GREGORY’S New H a r d W a r e and L e a th e r store, ________________ Opposite, the Phenix Hotel L IN IN G S —A fresh lot of whj.tc and pink sheep and lamb linings, by the doz. or less quantity. July 1,1816. __________ J B A B B O T T & S O N ‘ J U S T received one Cartoon of C ashm ere S hawls, w h ich w ill be sold cheap, By R J. W I S N E R . L A S T S A N D SH O E F IN D IN G S —A full a s sortm ent of Lasts and.Shoe Findings fo rsale at the New H a r d W a r e and Leather store, -Sign o f the P a d L o c k O IL S —L in s e e d ,L a m p , T a n n e i s a n d N e a ts foo oi ls, for s a le at July 1,1846. J B A & SON'S, W a n t e d . 3 OR 6 G IR L S that w a n t to learn the T a ilors trade, can find employment by applying soon to C. H . B U L K L E Y . M a rch 3 0 , 184S. n2if N A IL S A N D IR O N —A general assortment for sale cheap at ihe New H a r d W a re store, Opposite the Phenix Hotel NEW FIRM. N E W G O O D S A T REDUCED PR IC E S .— T h e subscribers have at their S T O R E , (2 doors west ofthe Phenix H o te l,) the L A R G E S T , B E S T , C H E A P E S T , and greatest v a riety oi Goods, in their line, ever o lie-red in Broom e’or any ofthe adjoining counties, which w ill be sold C H E A P , in large or small quantities, to suit purchasers. T h e ir stock consists m ainly o f th e following articles, v iz: L E A T H E R . ' Sole, U p p er, H arness, Bridle, Collar, Calf, K ip and Patna. M O R O C C O —Carraso, Mogadore ft M addrass. L IN IN G S —W h ile and Pink Sheep L inings, do. do: Lam b da., Sheep and Goat Bindings, Black and Cochineal Retl Roa#i Skins, for carriage trim m ings, &c. SH O E FIN D IN G S , of every description, shoe thread (from 5 cts. to Is. per ball) Pegs al Gd per GU.. N a ils, Awls, Knives, P incers, H a m m e rs, W a x , Sandstones, Bustles, Size. Shol’d and long S ticks, morocco, and tape m easuring straps, hand and spring Punches, bl’k and bluebl’lt Lastings, for la dies and gentlem en’s gaiters, &c. Galloon, Boot cord, Boot webb and laces, &c. &c. together vvith a large and fashionable assortment of Lasts, Boot Trees and Crimps. A l a r g e and well selected assortment of Teas, Sugars, M olasses, Coffee, &c. &e., evbry article in this line called l’or. PROVISTOiYS—Flour, Salt and Porlc,by ihe load, barrel or pound. F I S H .—Codfish, Shad, Salm o n , M a ckerel, and H e rring, by the b a rrel, h a lf b arrel, box or pound. O IL S .—Linseed, Lam p , T a n n e rs and Neatsfoot Oils, by che b arrel, gallon or less quantity. Our arrangem e n ts for additional supplies are such as tc keep constantly on h a n d afull assortmentofGooDs, sold by us. W e think it u n n ecessary for us to saj ihat the above Goods w ill be sold cheap, &c. &c.; qut we will say , that we w ill not be undersold by uny live man. A ll k isds of P roduce taken in exchange foi-mos' of the above a rticles. W A N T E D , H ides , C alf , K ip , S iieep and Lamb Skins., for w h ich the highest price will be paid. J. B. A B B O T T & SON. Binghamton, J u ly 1st, 1846. Sheeting cheapest in J. & C. ROGERS. B R O W N and Bleeched town at No 3 Empire T E A T H E R —A n o ther large lot of Sole & Upper J_ 2 Leather, forsale cheap by J u ly f , 1846. J 2 A B B O T T & SON P IN K T ^ t t L E T O N M U S L IN , for la.dies eve Ding dresses, just received by $ept. 23d. ’ R, J. W I S N E R . Jp||~ A R D W A R E , a good assortm e n t m a y found a J n s n r a i t c c . I NSURANCE .—National Insurance Company, Office, 62 Wall-slrect, New-York. Capital, $150,000. The undersigned, Agent for the above Institution, will issue Policies of Insurance on Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c., on as favorable terms as b y any other company. STErnEx noLT, Sec’y. josErir w. savage . Presi’t. E. M\KINNEY Agent. Binghamton, Jan. 1 , 1847. . ly:42 -jVTUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of the City J.TJL and County of Albany.-— T his Company, with a capital of more than $300,000, trill insure against loss and damage by-Fire, on Buddings, Merchandize and Furni ture, on the most reasonable terms, and atlovv rates of premium. '■ ERASTUS CORXIXG, Pres’t. JB. M’KINNEY. Ascnt. M. TROTTER, fcec’y Binghamton, Jan. 1,1847. F a r m , f o r S a l e . O N E of the B E S T FA R M S ever offered in this or the adjoining Counties, f o r s a l e , situate in the town of T riangle, at the junction of the Otsclic and Onondaga rivers, containing 200 a ‘res u n d e r good culture, and 130 acres unim p roved- Term s jo suit the times. Apply to the occupant and sub scriber. [30tf] H . M .-GRAIG. B No 3 Em p ire P O T S A N D SH O E S ;ood a n d cheap, at J.& C. ROGERS. A big lot just received CARY’S F OR GROCERIES of every kind, Tea, Sugar Molasses, Coffee, &c., that w ill suit: tVv at Sept. 23,1846. CARY’S Who wants Insurance'? S 1 Hi P. H A L L as agent for th«* Hartford Fire ) • Insurance Company w ill take suitable risks in Broome Couniy. Also, as agent for the Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, with a capital of 250 Thousand; Dol lars, will insurd ofi reasohable terms. Policies insured Upon application to SAM’L H . P. H A L L . Binghamton May 22, lSifl; ulOtf 5Drmj3 cmfo illtirkmcs. ' ^ L i I s r 7 ) F p o p m X ^ For Sale by, ‘ s • L. M. Sand’s S arsaparilla Sand’s Salt Rheum Remedy Roman Eye Balsam Indian’s P anacea , McMunn’s-Elixir o f Opium Phinney’s Pills Moffat’sL ife Pills “ Phoenix Bitters Sherman’s CC M edicated L o z e n g e s Fever & A g u e Lozenges Price .$1 CD 1 00 25 2 00 25 25 and 374 25 and 50 1 00 “ - D inner Lozenges- “ Poor M an’s P laster - ' 1 Jayne’s Expectorant i “ H a ir Tonic l “ Tonic Vermifuge “ Carm inative Balsam “ Sanative Pills Dailey’s P ain Extractor • 50 and 1 Play’s Liniment for Piles ] W ashington E lixir for Dysintery, See 1 Cooper’s Corw Salve M a rr’s Cora Salve Gridley’s SaZf Rheum Ointment Dr. Rush’s I?ifaBible Pills 1 Phelp’s Tomato Pills 3 “ Restorative Bitters M ile’s Tomato Pills Fafinestoek’s Verm ifuge Cheesman’s Arabian Balsam 50 aiid 1 Allebasi’s BUr. S aive “ Cough Syrup “ ’ Pile P ills “ Cathartic Pills ,f Plasters i “ Fever & A g ue Sj rup W inslow’s Balsam of Horehound Taylor’s Balsam of Liverw o rt 1 and 1 M other’s R e lief 2 Fosgate’s Anodjme Cordial W istar’s Balsam ol W ild C h erry Resurrection or Peisian Pills Jew David’s or Hebrew X>las'ter Egyptian Balm Fish’s Lily Syrup Longley,sGreat W estern Indian Panacea Dutch Pills, or Lion ofthe Day Bishoph’s Anti-Bilious Pills HitchcocZ-’sBalsam of H ealth W o rm T e a Catarrh Snuff c UKEAT DARGA1NS ! D O YOU WANT CHEAP- GOODS ? Do you want good Goods V ' Do you want- first nM# a little better than can be had at any other Store in Binghamton? If so, jnst walk into S . H . P . B A b h ’Si at bis old'Stand, - where ypu will find’ a laige assortment qf . ; ^ S T A P L E A N D F A N C Y D T tY G O O D S , -* It V 1 I •?’ ■>/* •'I V s . ' at wholesale, and -retail. Goods well bought are half sold ! ^ J-Iaving been many yean? engaged in the mercantile bu siness, and having an extensive acquaintance m our principal cities with wholesale dealers, it enables me to offer ra present Stock at such prices as to compete with all. As lor colors, quality and quantity, the guarantee shall in al eases be made good. J ’ ' 1 I Magnetic Odontiea H a ir Regenerator 50 1 00 1 50 - 374 25 1 00 2.5 25 50 371 1 00 374 50 and 75 25 1 50 50 25 25 12i P a r k e r ’s P u lm o n a ry Balm G regory’s P ills Balm of Colum b ia H itchcock’s A n ti-B ilious P ills Covert’s Balm of Life M ichaux’s F r e c k le W a s h L e e ’s P ills B randreth’s Pills Post’s Poor M an’s P ills Badeau’s P lasters • L ibby’s Bitters 75 N erve and Bone Rheum a tic L inim e n t 50 & 1 00 W ilkinsons T rom a tie W o u n d S a lve 37| Thom p 'ionsEye W a te r 25 H ills BaZs. H o n e y 25 Cephalic Snuff _ 25 H u n g a rian Balsam of Life 1 0 0 M c A llister’s A ll H e a ling Ointm ent 25and50 “ H a ir Oil 50 “ T o ilet Oil 50 Segur’s Restoritive P ills 25 and 50 Larbor’s Ext. Lungw o rt I 00 Clove Anodyne, C e rtain c u re for toothache 25 C lim a x Syrup 50 D r. Foord’s Pectoral Syrup 75 “ T o n ic C o rdial .374 “ U n iversal P ills 25 H o o p e r’s Fem ale P ills 25 Anderson’s Scots P ills 25 Godfrey’s Cordial 124 Batem an’s Pectoral Drops Turlinglon’s Balsam of Life 124 Pacific Oil 25and50 Eddy’s Rheumatic Tincture W arranted 50 Endermic beautifying Soap 50 K eeler’s Invisible Ink 25 Connell’s Pain Extractor ' 25^ United States Pills 25 Oriental Pills 25 WaUerman’s Rheumatic PI aster 50 Opodeldoc, H a rd and Liquid Edward'!? Salt Rheum Ointment 50 M edicated Cough Candy 6 W h ite’s Salve 124 G e la tine C a p sules 25and50 Vegetable Pulm o n a ry B a lsam 50 Chapm an’s Sum m er C o rdial 25 H a rlaem Oil . 124 Le Baume De Ninon or ) T h e French Balm o f Beauty j Knapp’s Strengthening Plaster 25 D r. Sm ith’s Sugar Coated P ills 25 with m any o thers notenum e rated. T h e subscriber is a g e n tform o sfotlheabove M E D IC IN E S a n d w a r rants every article g e n u ine. L .'M . R E X F O R D . B ingham ton, Feb. 11, 1845. f i l v i r a Cheap Drug Establishment. N E W and Trem endous Stock of M E D IC IN E S P A I N T S , O ILS, G L A S S , P U T T Y , S A S H D Y E -STU F F S , CH E M IC A L S , B R U S H E S , SPI-* CES, ESSENCES, PER F U M E R Y , M A T C H E S , &e., &c., &c., Citizens of Broome County and the s u rrounding country, look to your interest and remember that a t . T i’ivett’s you will always find the most complete assortment of articles in the D rug line, all of w h ich! are w a rranted first q u a lity,and offered at W H O L E SA L E OR R E T A IL oa the most advantageous terms. Sign of the G O L D E N M O R T A R , “Em- pite Block:’ ~ LOOK AT THIS!! T r i H E subscriber has just received and offiers for JL sale JONES- C E L E B R A T E D CO R A L H A IR R E S T O R A T IV E , also Iris C H E M IC A L SO A P lor removing freckles, blotches sc. also Spanish L tly White- Toolh Paste, G rain Soap, and Moorish Hair Dye. These a rticles are so well known and approved, that it is only necessary to look into a New Y o ik, Boston,or Phila., or other city papers, td read daily accounts of their extraor dinary Efficacy. For sale by L. M. R^pCFORD, sole agent for Binghamton. ^ R H E U M A T I S M . ~ B LATvESLEE’S celebrated specific Bone Li- ment for the c u re of Rheum a tism sprains- &c for sale by L . M . R E X F O R D . L INSEED OIL.—lOOO.gallons Raw and Boiled • Linseed Oil, country made and warranted per- fectly pure. _______ R. C. T R IV E T T . L AMP OILS.—Superior bleeched Sperm Oil, “ “ W hale Oil, at T R IV E T T ’S, Sign of fhe Golden-Mortar. T E A S . O LD HYSON, Imperial, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Black Teas, all warranted good and cheap at ~ SOYD & CROSBY’S J - TEA S . U S T received a fresh supply of those Choice Old Hyson, Imperial, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Black Teas, by J uly 1,1846. J B A B B O T T & SON M OROCCO—Another choice lot of those C u r- rasso and Mogadore MofOCCO, for Sale Cheap by the doz. or single skin, at July 1,1846. To the Ladies in particular. A ND-to all who are desirous ofa Y o u thful ap pearance, or are troubled with Pimples, Erup tions, recent F reckles, Tanned or D ried and Shri v e lled Skin, or Prem ature \Wrinkles. LE BAUM E DE NINON, or T H E FREN C H BALM OF BEAUTY, w ill be found the best rem e d y ever yet offered ‘0 the public. Price 50cts p r Bottle. F o r s a le by L. M. REX F O R D, only a g e n t at B ingham ton. 6 P o l i s h Y o u r B o o t s ! ! N O man can be-well dressed unless his hoots are well blacked, and if y<?u want you*- boots to shine according to the latest style, buy HIND S SU PERIOR OIL PA S T E BLACKING, an entirely new preparation, W arranted to notinjurc tlieleatti- er, and to produce a more beautiful lustre lhan any Backing ever used. For Sale W holesale and retail by L. M. REXFORD, Soleagent. . DENTISTBY. A B B O T T & SON’S B U C KSK IN W R A P P E R S , for persons having weak lungs, or in delicate, health, fit & 5 PA C K A R D ’S. H A T S , C a > and Muffs at No 3 Empire 1 J & C ROGERS. D E N T IS T R Y ; T h e subscriber continues to perform every operation upon the teeth accor ding to the most modern and improved principles of the art. Those who are desirous of repleting the vacancies caused by the loss of their original teeth are respectfully invited to call. Term s reasonable. Office directly opposite the Phenix Hotel, and over B. F . Sisson’s store. J. C. ROBIE. N .B . Dentists supplied with full sets o f instru ments. Turnkeys and other surgical instruments kept constantly on hand and for sale. J. C. R. Binghamton A p iil 14,1840. W e a v ing, W eaving- J OHNSON & HARVEY have removed their shop near to the Clothing W o rks of H . Lewis, where they are prepared to weave all kinds ol FLOW E R E D AND PL A IN W ORK. Coloring done as usua’. BiSuchmton, August {§i 181G. Is R I C H T W I L L G I N G H A M S . 2s Oregon and California Robes 11 Yds. 2s 6d. for ■ - . . 18s. 2s 61 P L A I D S for Children’s Cfoaks and Is 3d . Dresses. 3s. Is Good F u r and Silk Hats, 10. You wfill find in my Stock, plain, plaid, and fancy DRESS GOODS, of. all kinds; Merinos, Bprobdsins, Cash- mCres, Alpaccas, DeLaines, &c. &c. 500 pieces of CALICO, so low as to astonish the purchaser. A largo assort- * ‘ - ' - - ft. TiJT a C IT A TX7T G Zvn/iiT* m. -1 A large assortment bf CROCKERY. All of which, come and examine; we will attend to you politely, and if wa cannot sell you, the fault shall be purs. W e will not force ypu to' buy against your jvifis but if you do purchase our goods, you will find whatever vve may say in respect to them, the whole Truth, and,'nothing but the Truth. Binghamton, Jan. 1, 1S47. H. P. HALL, G O O l i M £ D O W N ! ; A T P A C K A R D ’S . M AVE you been to see the large and splendid stock of DRY GOODS, H A R D W A R E , C R O C K E R Y , G R O C E R I E S , B O O T S A N D . S H O E S , Ready made Clothing, Hats and Caps, Muffs, and F u r and F a n c y and Staple Goods of every descrip tion. 25 CENT BELOW THE TOWN PRICES. T W O S H I L L I N G C A L I C O , lor Rich Cashmeres and DeLains 50 E m b ro id e red Inside H d k fs., 50 Fine Gingham .Umbrellas, 200 prs. Ladies Mode Ribb’d Hose, 200 do do W h i te Cotton Hose, M U F F S s e lling lower than were 1 at $ 1 0 , and others from 4s tb $ 4 . R E A D Y M A D E C L O T H I N G . — A great variety of Over Coats, Sack Coals, Pants and Vests, at short prices. . . B O O T S A N D S H O E S — Mens’ and Boys, Coarse and F i n e Bools, Brogans, Shoes, Gaiters and Rubb ers L ad i e s ’ Buskins; Gaiters, 1-2 Gaiters, Misses Gaiters, F i n e K id Slippers, Morocco Bootees. R U B B E R S . — F u r r e d and Pat. Plate Rubbers, Ladies, Misses, Mens and Boys, a great variety, 25 cts. less than they can be bought elsewhere. C O T T O N Y A R N , C A R P E T W A R P , C O T f O N B A T T I N G , and IQ Bales of Sheet- . ing af Cost. \ C L O T H S . -A great assortment of French and W o o l Dyed E N G L I S H C L O T H S & C A S S I M E R E S . Beaver and Pilot Cloths for ©overcoats, all Colors, and Satinetts, 2s-6a per yard. _ _ 1 5 , 0 0 0 L B S . Best Spanish SO L E L E A T H E R , N e w Y o r k Inspected, at II 1-2 cents per lb Upper Leather and Calf Skins. „ , . ■ l These. Godds were bought chiefly for C a s h and at Auction. A ll I ask is iry my prices be fore purchasing elsewhere. , N. B. C A S H , G R A I N , B U T T E R and all kinds of C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E wanted in exchange for Goods. P A O K A R D S ^ Binghamton, Nov. 4, 1 8 4 6 . __________________________ next door io M errill <Sf Root s. I m p o r t a n t I n t e l l i g e n c e 1 F . W . T O M P K I N S , A T his Store opposite the Bin-ghamton Hotel, is now receiving the Largest, Cheapest and most perfect assortment of Goods ever seen in Binghamton, 46 which he invites the par ticular attention of those who wish tff get the full value ol lheir money. Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs, Paints and 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 h e L a d i e s he offers a great variety of D R E S S G O O D S , consisiing of . ^ ^ . Cashmeres, rept and plain; Muslin d’Laines, Alpaccas, fig’d and plain; California Plaids, Ginghams, twill’d and plain; Plaid Cloakihgs, and the largest and cheapest assQi'tment of Prints that can be found west of N e w - Y o r k city. Also a great assortment of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Sheeps Grey Cloths, r 1 lannels, Tickings, Brown Sheetings, &c. <£c., all of Which are selling at the V E R Y L O W E S T P O S S I B L E P R I C E S . Those who wish lo economise in the easiest way, can do so by making their purchases at this establishment, J F . W . T O M P K I N S , Binghamlon, Oct. 5, 1846. Opposite the Binghamton Hotel. R e d u c tio n o f t k e T a r if f , And consecjuently a G R E A T R E D UCTION in the Price of D R Y G O O D S , ^ ™/t p y n r i a Terror A T R. J. W I S N E R ’S in the east end of E X C H A N G E B U I L D I N G S , where he ha* just received $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 worth of D r y Goods, bought in Boston and .N e w - Y o r k at from 20 to 30 per cent less than spring prices, and will be sold accordingly, at W H O L E S A L E or R E T A I L cheaper than can be found elsewhere west of N e w -Y o r k . T h o subscriber has given his whole attention to the purchase and sale of D r y Goods alone, where purchasers can always find a larger assortment to make their.selection from,lhan at any other Store in Broome County, and the prices will be guaranteed satisfactory. L a d l e s 7 D r e s s H o o d s , in g reat variety ; embracing a lmost every N e w Style to be found in the N e w - Y o r k m a rket— some very rich graduated and shaded Cashmeres and d’Lanes, together with a l a r g e assortment of Ehavvls, varying in price from $1 to $20. - * d e n t ’ s W e a r : French Cloths of Biola & Fils manufacture; English and American do. wool dyed and w a rr a n ted not to c h a n g e their color; also a full assortment of Domestics, &c. &c.— All which the citi zens of Binghamton and vicinity a r e invited* lo examine before purchasing, as the subscriber is confident he c a n offer inducements to buy ers, that cannot be equaled in this or any other place; and in order to protect purchasers from imposition and fraud, he will as heretofore adhere strictly to the O N E P R I C E CASH SYST E M , by m a rking every piece of goods at tbe lowest possi ble selling price, from which no deviation will be made in a n y case. B in g h a m t o n . S e p t . 9, 1*846. R. J. W I S N E R . H O W F O R A N O T H E R R U S H AT TH E O L D C A S H S T O R E . © S ' ® ' f f U S T R E C E I V E D . — R. A. F O R D * & CO. have just received another bea u t ifu l lot q J ? of R ich and d e s ir able G oods , to which they particularly call the attention o f C A S H C U S T O M E R S . W e continue to receive N E W G O O D S every week, and you always find the very latest s t y l e s at this establishment, and what is lhe most important they w i l t alw a y s be sold al tho R I G H T K I N D O F P R I C E S . . ' J u n e 17, 1846. G R E A T A T T R A C T I O N ! A T B O Y D & C R O S B Y ’S N E W Y O R K C H E A P S T O R E , w h e r e DRYGOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE &.CROCKERY will be sold at a smaller profit for cash or produce, thaq at any other storo Binghamton, May 20,1846. n9tf. i n .THE COUNTY. H O T C H K I S S & S E Y M O U R , A TTORNEYS, Solicitors and ^Counsellors.— Office, corner of Court and Franklin Streets. G. W . HoxciiKrss. ' L. Seymour, Jr. Bingfiarnton, N. Y> A ug- 1st 1846. - J. T. HOTCffKISS, M, » . P H Y S I C I A N A N D S U R G E O N , W I N D S O R V I L L A G E N . Y . W indsor , Broome Co. July 2 2 ,184ffi __________ HATS, CAPS, MUFFS, BOAS, B U F F A L O R O B E S . m P H Y S I C I A N A N D S U R G E O N , D R. D. D, T H O M P S O N —Office, opposite tbe Leroy Store, and over Congdon & C.one’s,— Kesidence,-Phenix Hotel. Binghamton, Sept. 28th 1846. 28tt K . S Q U I R E S , CLOCK & WATCH MAKER, (3 doors west o f the P ost Office.') W H E R E Clocks, W a tches and Jew elry, will be kept constantly on hand, and for sale at lowest cash prices. Also, S ilver, G e rm a n Silver, and Plated Spoons, Silver P e n c ils, Thim b les, scis sors, Pins, Needles, Card Cases, Silk Purses, a large variety of F a iicxartjcles &c. B in g h a m lo n , Ju ly 1-, 1846. _____________________ B O O T S A N D SH O E S —A very great variety of Boots and Shoes constantly on hand and for sale very low by F .W T O M P K IN S . M OUS D e L A IN S , Alpaccas, Bombazines, and other Dress Goods for sale cheap at No. 3. _ _ R ltlL L & R O O T have ju s t received tho largest and best assortment ever offered in. this village, a ll of which h ave been purchased w ith Cash, a t very reduced prices, and w ill be sold a s low as can be bought a t any store e ither in eity Or country, G E N T L E M E N S H A T S ; of thelateststylejandl of superior quality ot every kind. ' C A P S ; Otter, Seal and M u s k rat F u r , Fur-triitt* ed cloth caps; Cloth, M o h a ir, Plush, V e lvet, H a ir Seal and Selett caps of every shape and quality from one shilling upwards-.. M U F F S ; Isabella Bear, Lynx, Cross Fox-, S q u i re], W o lf, Fitch, L u s tred Genett, C h inchilla and Cony Muffs, from 3 shillings to $17, Squirel Boas, white liriings; Cony skins, Buffalo Robes, &C. &C.; togeteer w ith all o ther a rticles us ually kept in a H a t, cap a n d F u r store. From our long experience in the purchase and sales of F irrs, we flatter ourselves that we a re e n a bled to select b e tter articles, and a t less prices, than any olher person in this ■village. M E R R IL L & R O O T . F a r m e r s o f W i n d s o r * S. H . P . H A L L A S a store i n the village of W in d s o r df rectfy Hrn rrrr^c* T q trnfn .. i*._. _ I __ i . . ___ i Empire by J, & Q, ROGERS, H «■ # Y w. 5 » nrioasor c iicu u j .— opposite Bragg’s T a v e rn ^ffiere g o o d sareseK ling at Bingham ton P r i ^ es ^ i|ash qr p r q d u q ^ Those w anting goods > n i d a well to call, ' June 3d 1846. * * * » ■ » ' /
