B44.lklKlittert
C"'tRZ9TID AMIELT .7111 , ,r4/1 PZ°Pak:
PENNSYLVANULT-
Philadelphia
M&Mee
raralintliaitk %- pis
Penntownsby bank: pox
II a' bank rotes" 1- dis
Girard': .= "do, i.. par
PetnisyPar' do par
Germantown Pa?'
Del co at Chester Par
Chester co at Webeste
Montgomery
Farmers' brk , Bucbs co par
Farmers' bk Read'g ? tor
Easton ' '',Par
nirthampuin •• no sale
Lancaster bank ,tosr
Far: bk Lancaster par
Lebanon. • 1 dis
Harrisburg 1 41'
Middletown 1, Wilt
Carisle
Columbia bridge . • par
Northumberland ' • par
Miners' bk P'tsvMe
Wy'g bk Wilkeable ltdis
Pitta g demandneVes Adis
" certificates'- dis
o i in Estnotei ' e
dis
T • ' . ..116 sal
Y• • ,
Gettysburg 1' dii
Chambersburg V 414
Waynesb'e 2- dis
Brownsville • 14 dis
Erie - 2 dis
Berke co bank no sale
Honesdale 1 rdis
Bk Susq'a co 1i dis
Lewistown 1 dis
Luin bk Warren no : sale
WesOranch !di - 14 dis
Dom Cr Script 20339 dis
Lehigh co bk 37 - dis
Lehigh Nav Script 131 is
4th May issue • 14 dis
NEW YORE. •<
N Y City bank
Clinton bk N Y 33„.dis
Globe bank fraud
Northiliv . er bk'g co' `
City Trust & Meg c 0 do
Wool Growers' bk = dis
White Plains bk .1 dis
Lewis co bk • dis
Far &Dm, bk Buff 5 dis
Millers bk of Clyde 15 dis
Far bk of Seneca cot Adis
Corn bk of N York .2 4is
Lafayette bank
N Y Bk'g com 'OO dis
Dry Dock bank 1 dis
N Am Trust co 2 dis
Binik of Buffalos - dis
Bank of Brockport 35 dis
Hamilton-bk 30 dis
Com bk Buffalo 55 dis
All solvent banksla dis
Country banks. 1-til dis
Except bk of Colum;.
bia, Green co. Huai
son,Middle distr'l4 m
Platstrarg, Niagara;
Wash and Warren
Wish Man Co.
Wayne co bank
- Mar and Planters'
Del Co bank fraud
Ex bk Po'keepsie do
Pottadam Mamif Co dol
Red Backs la dis
NEW JERSEY;
Mechanics' and Manufac
turers' bk Trenton par
Princeton bank par
Plainfield bank 37 dis
State bk at Camden par
Cumberland bank t. par
Mount Holly, par
Salem Bk'g co: par
Monmouth bank no sale
N Hope Del Bridge i dis
Trenton Bk7g co old par
All other banks - par
Far & Mitch bank of
N Brunswick rui sale
Hob Bk'g &G co broke
Washington Bk'g Co do
Franklin bank ' do
Jersey City Bank do
Monmouth do ,
. N .7 Manuf Co• do
Protec and Lombard! do
State
_bk at Trenton dol
Bank of N Brunswick
"' Mach bk Patterson
-.,.
BINGHAMTON ADVERTISE'
FINE NEW T
AT NE* YORK PRE
nExomo, or BIN(
L. N. Y., has made arranzements wi
YORK PEKIN TEA COMPANY, for
TEAS in Binghamton, and cap furniihhi
and the trade, with' eas at the same pri
Company charge: them'in New Yorl
at least, from one to two shillings the
pound than the Grocers sell at. And
where these Teas do not grey !wider.
will be paid back foi• them.
CaSalOgue of Teas.
GREEN.
Young Hymn, good;
do. do. sweat- eargo,
do. do. fine cargo,
, do. do. silver leaf,
I Silver Leaf—seldoth sold even by
.cause W" the small profits made
very superior Tea.
do. do. goldn chop.
Golden Chop—This. is the finest Gn
tad in China. 4is- of the first pi
cell all other Orem Teas for the
flavor, strength and arona. Heretc
has never reached this country ex
lots to suit 'the purchaser.
Item, fine, 75
dm verY Ape. • • 1 00
GinpOwder, fine, - j 75
do.. extra fine, 100
Imperial, fine * . 75
do extra fine, 100
Hyson Skin, Ood, i . 37-1 1
- -'lC , ' • ! BLACK.
ICmg TonOffr ong and good flavor, 37/
Ning Yong-Thy .groce r s sell thisat i 50 cts. Ina
call It Oolong.
Oolong, a delimits Black Tea, 50
Ccinpare this supellor Tea with that sold by grocers,
as' being an Oolong Tea. The difference is too
plana sae the.deception too palpable.
E
Oolong., plantation-growth,
Engli Breakfast, fine, 50
do. do:. extra fine,' • -63
Howqua's sninture,ia-rich and highly flavored
Tea, .75
PePekinFlower .. •
, .
1 00
do. scented, 1 , 150
Ne Plus Ultra,
Ne Plug Vlirp—Thil
as . a nosegay. 'ltSie...
lightful. ft is of gardi
any thing of the kind
TN' The above - eget
dip tearietiesmontainea •
every:Tariety
ini
pancia_suit th .
above Teas me lont
Ftities.4# 113 -,
Rect.
Me- 'have tried4be
Tea Company, Awed ,
live will uy theta' aken.
a.licoiueVag `.wef*er
erliolesale peke'
You maybe awe of - ot
u0d.1641 11 4
wholesale Fie* of
.17' Futon at,4; '
awl pealed isty;
ofvogy owe otaabibeN,,
are Aubags largp Wane%
consuaato of ree.—iitku,
wileietegove Alas
paimible;laitaigelli pod
new. yoselavo.uuly;to
Yeleila'ou Conilms7l ;
en 4 *rant
—ThAtilkm4:
a ;oak i‘tirit
mos
!.t
Under Vs •••
NEW HAMPS ,
All solvent
• MAINE
-
Caul bank -•
Agirkmltstral • , •
Ortpbk Pcitlatid
Damns' Cott{ '•
Mercantile bk
Stillwater Canal
Bang_or Corn bit -
Westlirecdt
Citizens' bk
Globe bk
Willtingtoti co
Frankford bk
All so v t ate
ThiniotstA.
Bk of : •
.411.001irant b • •
_MASSACHPz
iobrent • , •
, RHODE IS •
All solvent b ,•
• , • MAR
Eialtirnote , •
Patapsco bk •
Mineral bank •
FrederiCktiswit'
Hagerstown
Far &
Sers*il
Westminster
Williantspoif "
Ciiniberlstut -
Salisbury
Fianitlicrbank
Susctuehannah
Fredenck cob '
Broken bks :
Baltimore &
lief notes
DELAW .
Bank of Dela • •
Wil'n . & Bran
, Farmers' bk D
Union bank
Bank of Sm •
Under sss
DIS. OF CO
Washington Ci
Georgetown
Far & Meehan
Alexandria -
Bk of Alexan.
Mechanics' bk
Franklin bank
Merchants bar
VIRGI
Ex bk & bran
Blr of Va & b
Far bk & b'c •
Valley bk & b
Wheeling
Wheeling p n •
-NORTH CA
All solvent
Sniall notes
SOUTH CA
All solvent b
Small notes
GEORs
Bk of St Mary
Ocmnlgee
Monroe R
Columbus
Phcenix bank
Exchange b. .•
Char R hank
Central bkof
Georgia :B'kg
Rucker B'kg .• •
All solvent b.
ALABA
All solvent ..
Small notes
OIH
Cincinnati
Solvent bk no '
ILLIN s
Bank of Min&
States-bank
•KENTU
Notes
id*
.• 10o—
do •
do
do
do
,kdo
do
do
do
do
do
do
i di'
li - die
dis
die
ETTB.
dis
• 'D
• dig
6 . 3
dis
1 din
Idis dis
bkHi.
bioke
dis
dis
1121
broke
broke
broke
i ail
gin: pr-
• 10 dis
Ate par
I par
Par'
a par
- die
LUMBIA,
ity dis
Adis
es' dis
dis
broke
broke
no sale
Aak do
MIL
hes 1& dis
"chs 11 dis
1 dig
eh lf die
la 4 die
OLJA dis .
dis
I dis
OLINA.
2 dis
lA.
s 5a
do
do
do
410
do
do
tt do
o do
do
2 .
5a6 dis
I 8 die
2 dis
2 dis
! 70 dig
I• sn dia
KY
ENI
3a31 dii
Y 2 dis
RI.
Small notes
LOU
Ali solvent ..
MISS° '
All solvent
IND
All solvent
FLORI
Southern Life
portation
ks dis
I.- Trans-
EMU
AS.
ES.
; EIAMTON
4 the paiii
rfwm sale of
customers,
ices that the
, which is,
on each
every case
the money
CM
1 00
ealen be
sale—is a
1 50
ea clltiva
ge; said ex
" %s of T i mk ts
t in small
BINGii"~I~iZ'OIIT*JIDYL~'I'tBEMEI~TB:
pany47slsiareirilton ek hart#nporW , inte
= l '4g soitsfismelinsaiesi thimiod ,dolkaa
of thefusintAbawi'of Green and IllackTeia
is 4 11 1. 0 1 1 e*.Binipire; dose, o ff► faith thif•
flutnYrporikagoi shot! Chinese ingest*
It is o t priraers jo,,inny Teas ot_ this, great mftbalsh.._
in* sea sad 'aniltD4 toTeintL4m;
They t e ll tenismly:ind ifiein it Whale.
Tale prates. Op,nn4y meraWints who wish slimy"
to jell - good , Ttenn•ALWAIIII . obtiin diton`il this
place, on reaso Sertni.-/Fasperiess •
re. TirabTie Wks ire for sale by
' 2. • REXFORD,.
Sole agent for Broome Conn •
Binghamton, may Ll, - 1847. , •
ittr
..,: • , ::...-, )_ 'i •
, I List' of.:rop Medicines,
FOR SALE BX .IL REXFO ,
- ‘• .. 131144 A 4 '• q ' - :ON N. N. Y .,
INV 1 ii - oitstatitjyTort ' hind a fall rl-'
• • Et telthine.'DEDGS & MEDICI S,',
PAINTS' 0 KEYE WOODS & DYE STU rs,
GROCEI2 B 4VANOY ARTICLES, &c. &c. ' T
of Which •I I* sold CHEAP AS THE CH AP
EST. '`
" l' - ' 1 1
' ' ' ' l'' • ' Pitict. • 1 Pities.
Sands'•Sataaparilla 41 00 Gregory's pills 137
" salt. nimedyl 00 Fisk's sugar
is b coated
Romanalsam 25. ( 2 5
Indian-Panacea 2 00 Balm ofColombia q0a.75
Mcmunn'Olizefopi- Hitchcock's anti-bile •
, um - 1
___ ' 25 - ions pills .1 25
Phinney's , Pille ,' 25 a 37 Covert a balm of life 150
Moffat'. life plls 25 & 50 Micheal.' freckle wash 50
do phienix l . bitters 1.00 Lee's Pills 1 2 5.
Sherman's med. lot's 25 Brandicth's pills • 25.
do t fever & ague do 1 00 Post's poorman's pis' 12
do pee lessedgerl 50 Bedean'a plasters 1 25
do nisuAs pho's 12 Libby's bitters 75
do , lusaonian 100 Nerve as bone rhea '
Jayne'. . Expectorint 1 00 • maticliniment 501t1 00
do lair tonic; 1 00 Wilkinacm's tnmuttio
do tonic ventefuge 50 wound salve I 37
do carminative bale. 50 Thompsom's,eye water 25
do sanative pills 25 Hill's balsam of honey 12
Dalley'ipain extrsic- Cepaalie snuff 1 25
for 50 is 1 00 Hungarian balsam of
Hay's liniment for life , ' 1 00
piles ' ; 100 McAlisier's all-heal- •
Washington Ohs. for ing ointment 25a50
dysentery . . Sze. ' 1 00 do h* oil 50
Cooper's corn salve 25 do toilet oil 50
Mares cern' salve 25 Se.nir'irestorstive pills2S
Gridley's lialt.'theum Laitsor i sex.lungwortl 00
iointment' ; 25 Clove anodyne, cure
Ws infallible pills 12 - for toothache
25
Pi elphs' tomato pills 25 Climax;syrup , 50
o restorative bitters 25 Dr. Ford's pectoris!'
Res' tomato pills 50 Syrup -, 75
Fahnestock's verm'ge -25 do tonic cordial 37
Obeeseman's Arabian do universal pillsl 25
balsam • 504 100 Hooper's female pill. 12
Alebasi'Flack salvo 50 Anderson's Seotspills 12
do con syrup 50 GodfivY's cordial _ 12
do pile fills 25 Bateman's pectoral '
do cathartic pills 25 drop is 19
do pleaders ' ' 12 Turlingmn's balsam .
do fevers:ague syrup 50 of lifc . 12
Winslow's balsam of Pacific ion 25 a 50
hoarturand j ,50 Eddy's, rheuma4
Taylor's balsam of tincture, 50
Liverwort $1 a 1,50 Beautifying rap 4. 50
Mother's-relief 2 00 Keeleda invisible " 25
rosgate's 'anodyne 1 'Connerspain extrac 'r 25
cordial 31 'United 'States pills 50
Wiatar's balsam of iWatennan's rheumat
voa cherry 1 00' icplaster. , 25
Reserrection or Per- • lObaprqan's summer
sian pills i 50 &1 00. 1 • cordial ` 18 a 37
Jew David's* He. - iltrinkerhoff's restore
brew plaster 50 i live ' 100
Egyptian bales 50 Opodeldoc, hard and
Fish's My' syrup 1 00' liquid •
Longley's panacea 1 501 Edward's salt rheum
Dutch pills or lion of 1 . ointment 150
[the day 37 jMedicated coughcandy 6
Bishop's anti-bilious [White'. salve 12
• tpills : I 50 1 Gabdirie cap - sales 25 a5O
Hitch coc k' s halm of • iVeg. palmon'y balsam 50
health I 1 001 Brown's strengthen
do worm red 25 ling plaster 37
do causeds snuff 251Aiwood's canker drops 18
do mwetiesidnntica 601 40 jai:indica bitters 37
do hair regenerator 371 do spinal elixir 37
Parker's pulmiinary Litm'stemplifebiu'rel 00
balm s'i 1 'OO do Chilese blood pi 11325
Le Baum de • Ninon, Indian hair dye 50-
or Free& balm of - Webster's sarsaparilla 75
• beauty i 50 do bilious pills 25
Rapp's Indian piaster 25 Oneida tincture 25
Smith's sugar coated Gargling oil 50 &1 00
pills 25 Merchant's sarsa'plal 00
Bartholomew's pink Ex. buchn a cubebs 1 50
syrup ' 50 Pyrihn hair dye 50
Spoh . n'ssiekbeedache Dr. Hibbard's anti
1 50 , bilious pills 12 a5O
Christie's .. Grilvaric Hunt's aheu. liniment :25
1 Ring. 37 & 1 50 Peery's vermifuge,or
4. bias • 150 dead shot 25
do ?lours - 75 Clickineessugarcoat
do magnetic fluid 1 00 ed pills 25
Austin's magical lira- Southern balm, for -
intent,- 25 a5O cone* Sze. 100
Brisk_ pill } - 25 Sheen's pills 12
Root's rusgbone oint. 50 Scarpa's acoustic oil 1 00
Parr'. life pills ' 25 M'Nair's acoustic oil 1 00
Upham's 1 electuary, Salts of lemon 18
f for cure of piles 100 Henrick's strengthen
Moor's eta. of Life 40 ing plaster, , 25
Bristol's. riarsapanila 1 00 Hemsley's worm des-
Scudder'. susinusticoill 00 towing syrop 25
(Ifer's btherial oil 1 50 Whittemore'ilancri
i
ey's' t r um ' can plaster 25
50 do vegetable syrup 50
German ey oin ent 25 M'Callam's remedy 1 013.
Ainierican eye ve 25 do Ind. veg.panaceal 00
Italian amyl 100 Wood's sarsaparilla a '
Coral hair • wild cherrybitters 1 00
tire ; 37,p 000 Tonsey's universal
Amber tooth pa#te ' 25 • ointment 25
Spanish lily White 37 Oriental pills or sov-
Moorish hair dye 50 ereign balm 1 25
Eraswe soap 25 Vaughn s veg. liton-
Henriek's sugar coat- - triptio mixtur e. Ire 2 00
3 ed pills 25 Bahl:ll4'a body laces $lO
ao tome bi tter • !25 Sand's iodide of sari
do sciatic lent 25k saparMa :1 011
Brant'a Indian medi- Davis' painkiller2o.37&so
Heine -1 00 • ,
With many others not ennumerated. The sithscri
her is Agent for most of the above ' medicina and
viicartsors aery article genuine. i
1 L. M. REXFORD.
; Bingba.mtan; Jan. , 18, 1847. " 50y1
NIINGEICINITCH N 0714,
BY. Z. RAYNSFORD.
HIB r. HOTEL having changed Tenantis, has
3- bean thoroughly repaired and refitted, 4nd is
now OPENED foe the'accemmodation: the bbc.
The Proprietor pledges hiroself:that the wan and
nnforts of.his petits shall be as well for;
and =ended to, ia every ropes-40/Ins Rotel, *oat
shy other in the county. • •
Cnir Two ' daily n: es of Etages from the west,
morning and ev • , stop at this House, (near the.
henango Bridge,) one daily leaves for the east,
excepted,) running in connection with the
view York & Erie Redroid Also, daily stiOs for
tica and Montrose, - ,andAri-weekly for Coopers-
Ifroms„ Fort Plain, Cortland, and Syracuse. t
. r - E. •BATNEFORD.
BLNIaI:MAMTON ? N. , Ir. Mayl7l, 1847. :L t .51y1
- ' 4 DR ' GOODS ago.
•
B. SAYRE
9
JE , WM a SZIN rod, oltY CREA,P ko of
Spring 11 0, Sw,"Per Godds
Pric4Amit mask
pitwatime, way 27,.1447;'ti
CABE paid kr Teel BM= and beef Hidei,
-4to biome
paid
ig;e
660
JLA 1:6 Env in 000dif f) S t ann.
H IGHEST Price poll Ai" sn fte gig IT
i n
L.
**jog ilm4o.lliesoose
qmpuvropi Paws, by. .. B. TEE.
QAtTriffelli rgoriyaust Arnes'
ic.7
tgaw YORK, FLOUR ori forlsolo
p uo* BraiPrA a tw " 8 1 1 ""
-Iwo.** P ile '''
•
• ..11M1-•GOODS; it. • •
`-'
lsand nine lot of
' •
fl 6; 400 - 4 9 '
Clocker?
"t. "4:Stat,ioncrY ,
Oroceries, Dye-stuffs, -
N ils ,
Fiiih; Sit. &c.
rhankfill to friendsfor put &wry he hopes by
t e lling cheap to receive liberal share of these pat.
renege. MP — Itecollect;fie OABII at lean, he
to be undersold.
Montrone, May 13, 1847. •
-
WANTED Geese Feathers Butter hag s, Beer
wax, Ste. fie.; .
,
J. L YONS.
May 13, 1847. ,
BOOKS. •
T ABLE Family Bibles for 10s t- also common and•
1.,1 pocket • Bibles, Testaments, - Geographies and
Atlases,.Arithmetics, Grammars, Ph il osophical and
Chet:sirall-Books ; Cobb's, Batintlers',- and Town's
tapOiig Book; Porter's" Readers. A, good assort:
mimtof ,Toy Books and Tickets. Also, the new
Hymn BOIL, for the Presbyterian, and Baptist wit!.
ties. ;Methodist Hymn Books, Blank Books &c. &c.
for sale by .1. Lyons.
May-10 . , I'C47.
PATE T Pails, Brooms, Clothes-Pins, Butt er
Stanipa awl "Ladles; by - Lyon's.
May 18. ,
THElsubscribers are now receiving their
stook of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
To which they invite attention. ,Most_kinds
of prodUce rcc'd in - exchange. They wish
it distinctly understood that they are 'not
anxious to sell goods except for PAY
DOW T. Mills & Sherman.
Montrose May 18, 1847. •
OS' PC'L. POST k CO.
r RE 4 receiving their stock of
• Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting in part of
I GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
ClOtbs, eassiniers, Velvet and Mar
sidles i Vestinp, Linens, Blea. and on
bleachbd, Tweeds, Oregon and York Mix
tures Stripes and Plaid, Woolen Substi
tute, bc. &c.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Plain and figued Delaines, Lawns, Jac
onets, Ginghams, Gingham Lawns, Fash
ionabl Dress Silks.
SHAWLS.
A beautfiul assortment from &s to $5,00.
Parasols, Silk & Cotton, from 2s. $2,50
Fans,, rich styles. Oil Silk, Worsted,
Linenllldk'fs, silk floss. Silk Lace, Linen
Edgings, best ass's in town. Brussels Lace,
Buttons, Fringes, Bobbins, figured Muslims,
Hosieiy and Gloves of all descriptions.
ENGLISH & AMERICAN PRINTS.
Borinets, tabs, flowers, Ribbons, Skirts, a
new article. Pat. Leather Slips, Buskins, dm
GROCERIES,
lIM
Of every kind, Crockery, Hardware; Iron,
Nails, iSteelSaws Log Chains, Tin
iVare Fish ftnd
• - j SOLE . LEATHER,
(Bought before the advance,) ..Saddle
and Harness Ware, Matta, India Rubber
Clotln, Floor Oil Cloths, Damasli Car
riage `.trimmings, Drugs, a small ass't of
staple articles cheap, German Cologne,—
Looking Glasses, a.good variety.
WeAatter ourselves the stock we offer
this Sp ring to our friendii, is equal to any
we hae,heretofore offered, in quantity, qual
ity, aqd cheapness.
With our thanks for fayprs heretofore, we
tender our invitations " to call and see us."
Montrose May 17,-1847.
• Mt eill%
- LI H. CHANDLER & CO. are now re
, ,
c,eiving a large and 'well selected-addi
tion td their stock of Goods, to which they
would invite the attention of purchasers.
Tl4ir stock is now quite large, and they
are determined that for Cash, Bartel, or on
'approi•ed credit, they will sell at West as
low a 4 any establishment in the coynty.
Montrose May 17, 1847.
AMERICAN, French and English Cloths
and Cassimeres, Satins and fancy Vest
ings for sale by Chandler & Co.
CLOVERSEED.
OLoVERSEED of the large kind, for ode by
Montrose, May 27, 1847. Chandler &Co
PRINTS, a,good assortment, American
and English. Veay cheap.
Chandler Ir. Co..
SUMMER Stuffs. Tweeds Mills, Bto
Linen &c. C. di Co.
fINGRAMS, Lawns, DeLanes, and other
press Goods C. I Co.
SHEETINqS, Bro. and Bleached. A
variety at Chandler ilk Co'..,
T EGRORN and Straw Bonneis, plain
1.2 and fancy braid. Ribbon!, Flowers,
&c. ' Chandler & Co.,
rvrq
QUPERIOR Axes, warranted, for sale 'cheap, by
4.7 the box single, by F. S. Chandler & Co.
Apr 4 20th, 1847.
GR CERIES, a goodstock. •Aniong the
ost the best and cheapest Tea and To
baccii in town. Chandler & Co.'
any
DA: ASOLS and Shades:at
Chandler & Co.
IigAIWW4ItE, Iron s MOO &c.
11 " Chandler & Co.
WANITED,
A 00Y al enAPPre,aticelo the Tin ' *
la 16 or 17 yews 414.1af- good 'morel &vie=
ter, who whl . try to make binwelf metal; and Can
get oPfearli m the ImmtiPll, will 1,1 1 :gmld enccitir;
ageorekt by Whig 48'
.• = ,
847 11,Clitiher at co's: If
r p,fodpip e o e fiy 12, 1. • • .
FLOUR; —77
Up !WINE
A-7,1 , *.irm90041147.. - 7 - - mazer
. .
1,:: DRESS GOODS;. '__
•-'
, i
Quatim Cashmeres,' De Lehi ' c - nablii; lk ik
1,7 &e. - Vest r.iriegjamlraesiesizig's • - , T . _.
-1 • ,
; MILLS' &MEDUM 1 -
Feb 43,1847. . 1 ''
tiRY - 001**ii:
•
NEW4TIELt
RLTS.
PASEO 1014817: I
CROWN - 71 inches high, 5-Nicotine, ; Melt
at sidaa, 146 front and rear, earre i;u t ,
i
oval; Sat Bant-1; iecbes
wideiltont Try
and 18.18 at sides. BINDIso--; of en inch, •
The above new style, introdneedin•NewYnkon
Bitarday, March 6th, by Beebe &Costar, are now
Toady and for sale by ,
Npril 8. hIBBRILL &ROO'.
Boars & SHOES, coarse an& Sae, of alinimit
every quility and pri 10ce, bv
11, & sreatkik
, .
WANTED. .1
, •
10,000 Bushels Oats,' 1000 bushels Bri, - 100
bushels Timothy seed, And 300 Firkins Dmis.Otw
tor; foe which the highest market price will be paid
-by ' Mills & Eiherinan.
June 3, 1847. • ' .
• WANTED, .1
A T the ARCADE. five hm3dred•wei&hto OLD
.tl. INDIA RUBBER, for which thchtjth price
will be'paid. J. ETH GE.
June 3,1847. I
Woo/ ! Wool
• of
•
ibg-IVO°I Ranted at
at tbst S toreLYONS.
j 91.
RAPER !—Good WRITING PAPER at ill 1,2
eta., and LETTER PAPER for 10 Oa'. per
Quire, for sale by 3. LYONS.
Jane 1.
• STO VES
!
F a variety of patterni, just received, aml: for
V sale very cheap by CHANDLER & Co.
June 1, 1847.
PLOUGHS!!
WAYNE Co. Ploughs and Points for salO by
- April 2.1. Mills & Sherman
'(']DINTS. 011 S, LIME, PLASTER, }Tows, &
CASTINGS, &c. &c. by B. SAJYRE,
may 27, 1847.
BONNETB.—A choice selection—beantifhl stiles
Al—Linen Edges. Best assortment in toirn at
NT'S.
MECHANICS' ADVERTISEMtNTS
HORIZONTAL '
SPINNER!
IN connexion with the following certificate
.11- were handed to us the testimonials of
several highly respectable ladies, who have
used the Domestic Horizontal . Spinning
Wheel, and who concur in saying Obtain
tially, that they can spin with it seven or
eight run, (or about four dayrs work) per
diem, with as much ease as they can per
form an ordinary day's work with !a com
mon wheel. The interence is irresstable;
that it will hereafter be more profitable for
the farmer who manufactures his wdol, with
this machine to have in his employ at the
same cost for labor, one .girl, than jOur girls
with the common stand-and-spin wheels:—
[People's Advocate.
The undersigned, citizens of Montrose,
have witnessed with much satisfaction the
operation of 'a, novel machine denoSninated
the " Domestic Horizontal SpinningiwhOel.".
lately invented by Hiram F. - Wheeler of
Springville, in this county. It appears to
us to be a valuable improvement, its view of
the ease with which it Is, used and - the ra-.
pidity with which it executes. WC doubt
not that our Farmers generally, with all
who " toil and spin" Will approve it too.
Montrose, Susq'a co. Pa.
'Col. Franklin Lusis l ,
Hon. Wm. Jessup,
Gen. D.. D. Warner,.
Joseph Williams,
Thos. Johnson, •
Hop. M. C. Tyler, !
S. S. Mulford,
Henry J. Webb, P. M.
J. B. Salisbury,
Walter Folios, Treasurer.
J. W. Myers,
E. Patrick, Jr., M; D.
Daniel Searle,
Wm. J. Mulford, ;•
J. Lyons,
Wm. J. Turrell,
Issue. L. Post,
Geo. V. Bentley,
Wm. L. Post,
Rev. John Long.
Igir Rights will be scild on the most reas
onable terms to those who wish to make the
wheels, or purchase Territory to Sell again
iii any of the United States (except Ohio.)
Those wishing to engage in a business.both
pleasant and profitable , will plear call on
the subscribers in Springville, Susquehanna
county, Pa.
H. F. WHEELER; -Patentee.
J. SMITI-1, Jr., Agent.
Springville, April 8, 1847. 1 44m6
WOOL CARDING,
AND SPINNING.
rium subscriber wishes to ihfornt
_his
1 friends and former customers that he is
prepared to card Wool with desPatch and
in the hest - stile, He will- also take good
clean Wool in the fleece and deliver it in
good sound Yarn at from 8 to. 10 Icenui per
run. Those, having, to hire theiti spinning
done, would find this to their advantage,
and save themselves the trouble ofrrepnring
their own woOl. •
Wool will' be taken to manufiture: into
Broadcloth, Flannel, Blanks d shawl,
froe .„, bets, a.
to suit customers.
Two hundred piounds ofbeech-tint ,ard
will be taken in exchange for worlt:
N. 8.-1 t ii expected that payrneni, will
be made in ,all cases when the work ii, de:
livered, either in cash or saleable odtme.
DANIEL H. HE ELER. .
Silver Lake, gay 1 . 5, 1847. .
%ARA
A T the Slip of JOHN GROVES, aike, two
A
doors below the Farmer's Store, • eve 'York
Spy and; Summer, Fashithks for '1647 and! JOra .
hf,fility always be found there. " y.tp .ais•
ure his patrons for any kind of a suit met_ 'may
choose to weir. It is ft se -e vident t that nwto
must bare 4.1i45, him
self that he alit suit the oktii:of every, . wh o may
favor him with Abair custom. • ,
Cutting delie on short notice, and ' that
"the wayitntigtnan thenth a fool may not, err'_ht
mar* it up•l • ; ,
nr Mmelrintableal.4lllo/erill be is - • I , •I .
It , JOHN OROVX •,-Teger.
)bionttose, Slay 6 1 , 1867- 410-
CS' MA'Elt
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m
iii,)
lic
MILK 1 1 41, .listcr''s et the Reap Iv Ali • hi.
.1. ing to . tupe ran entirely. no and .nuxicl i n
sortmentor 08,4 ' 7PE, are now *ate iixecutt,
in a neat otitis*. tort' style, kin& of ' ' '
1
- J 13' FEIN INGI_ '
at prices to snit the times.
PAIOIXLETS, •- BI L:llE4Ds r ;
il
CA 8, C ALOGyES, I
HANbBILLS, B KS, &C.ll
Printed on oiled notice, and in e beet style of the
Art. s
l A share of the People'ip eii zeipclet.
hilly solicited.
'July 9 ; 1846. r
, ,
i
, GARMENT CUITTING•
Fr HE subscriber having withdfawn for the prim
-1 ent from all connection with the tailoring bald
ness except cutting , will hereaft4 give his Attention
to that parqcular branch exclusiely. From a lOng
and successful experience, with recent improvemetite,
and a regular rk.ceipt of the lat.,6t fashions, ho has
entire confidence •an his ability it) . please 'all wiry
may employ him. To prevent pprehensionle
would furtter state, that hiving w orked hfaretoOre
having.
- for the sake of working, he inten sin future to werk_
for the saki, of the pay ; (excepeWhere chari ty may
dictate otherwise.) Those therefore who ! amiable .
1 to pay hut ! always withhold,' will please also wkh
hoLd their custom.
Shop over the Flat Store, firsti building north of
the Stage house. P. ' LINES:
Montrose, May-5, 1847. i . 47m3
Wool Ca4.(litt . g. M.
. • •
THE subscriber having fitter up his tnachidary
ith the addition of NEW CARDS and other
fixings, is now ready to serve his old cpsmersand
the public generally, at the following prig a,i
via:—
On the delivery of the rolls, 3 c . cash; cts. bar
ter on every 9 lb. of wool—if ced 5 cts.
A. . REYNOLDS.
tirg
Brooklyn, June 1, 1847. ' 51,w4
PATENT MED
)
AN IMPORTANT CURE BY I DR.. 'YOE'S AL- I
TE RAT IV E. I
,:
We have been informed by Mrs Mahan,j(rEgritnd
daughter lof old Gen. Wayne) that she sufferedley
eral yearsirom the growth of a large GoltronsiTn
mor, which besides great defornity, produced both a
difficulty of deglutition, and of hreathing.' Indfed,
she-says, the pressure upon the wind-iime was so
great, •as ,to prevent her from aleepind ma reiimt ,
,bent position, and often suffocation appated i4evi:.
table. She also labored under tievcce tudispo,3slion
from LIVER COMPLAINT and Jarispics, with a lquvi
ble train - of nervous affection; r r which. she Osed.
Dr. :latices ALTERATIVE, Whie she took, regularly
13
for six or seven weeks, with 'ono' doses ot his
Sanative Pills, and her general . health win thereby,
completelly re-established, and row perceiving Slane
diminution in the size of 'the Goitrous Tumbr, she
was encoitraged to perseveren the use of theiAt.-
TERATIVE, until every vestige _a the painful Ttimor
was removed. I - ;
i
We cannot speak too highly of this importimtpre
paration of Dr. Jayne, and for die sake of stiffOring:
humanity;hope that it may become more &tidally
known.—Public Ledger. z t
.
WORMS! WORMS!i WORMS!
To remove those troublesome and dangerotta in
habitants of the stomach and bowels, which swollen.
impair the health and destroy the lives of ehildren t
use Jerks's Tonic VER.MirIiTGE, a certain tunif safe
reparation for the removal 911 the various kinds of
worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach, Vrmat Of epp
inffintile fever and ape, and debility of the s .!.ech
and bowels and organs of - divtition. It ;is. without
exceptiOn one of the most valuable prepared* in
the world.
Prepared duly by Dr. D. ieyne,Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by N. Mitchel Si Co., Druggists,
Montrose. 1, •
IT IS' WRITTEN -
TN TFIEL BOOK OF NATURE AND OF eom.
mon i sense, that the naturalivegetableprodinitions
of every, country are, if propeillv applied, amplir sof
fioient fbr thd cure of every malady incident tneach
pecoliy
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
of the North American College of Health,. arci'com
posed of plants which grow4Tontnneonsly on our
own soil. and are therefore letter adapted JO ,our
constitutions than medicines concocted from foreign
drugs, however well they may be compodnded't and
as they fire founded upon the I principle that the hti
man body is in troth
Subject to but one Disease,
viz: cocrupt humors, and that said medicine careA
this disease ma
, Natural Priu i ciples '
•
by cleansing and purifying the body ; it will beMan
itest, that if the constitution he not entirely exhaust
ed—a perseverance in their use, - according to direc
tions, is ; absolutelycertain to driie disease of every
name from the body.
When we wish to restore a sWamp.. or morass to
fertility; we drain it of the superabundant waters
in like maunder if we wish p restore the body 'to
health. we must cleanse it of impurity,
Wright's Indian Vegetablei Pills
will be found one of the best, if not the very best
medicine in the world for carrying out this
Gland purifying iprinciple,
becansu they expel from the body altcorenpt and
impureihumors, the cause of disease, in an easy and
naturallnianner ; and while they every day
Give ease and Leasure,
disease 'of every name is rapidly...driven from the
body. ,
The +following highly reattectable storekoepers
have been duly appointed agents for the tide of
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills in 'Stuttrehanna
county •
- - Mills & Sherman, Mointrose.
Ira Scott, Springville.'
L. II: Woodruff, Dimdck Corners. : ' '''
Edwin Tiffany, Brooklyn.
! •
A. Greenwood, Harfoid.
. Jos. Dußois, Great B nd.. -
R. 1.. Sutphin & Co. umMersville.',
H. Burriltt, New Milfo - . .
N. E. Kennedy, Gibso : Centre.
Smiley de Curtis,Ens '.Gibson.
Wells & Co., Dnd
Tarbox , dr, Burrows , ushville. 1 1
~. . ,
Junes Conifoit, Ha Piny. • '.
U. Burrows & Co: Gi son. '
I. G. Pride, HarfOrd:' v
Charles L., Brown, F endsville. !Yi
n .. ,_ ,
'''''' ..-If. ~
utWaRE Or t. , OUICTERFEITS !-..-ine pil..!C ari ceo.
tioned ilgainit time many-sp_urious medicines Which
in order to deceive, are call • d by =Pea lint* to
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. 1
• The Only original andgen '
ne. Indian Vegdtable
Pills iiiiie the signature o f W . WrightWrittett with
a pen On the top label of , • box. -:-None other is
4
genuine, nd' to counterfeit th is forgery.;' _ ';
rif • cei devoted exclu *vely to the iiii4e :of
w,,,,,, th an Vegetable Pi s, Of ihe Noillnier
icarilla • Id Ileiatb,No. °:B•GnietwiiclistifNevr
York;r'i. 196 , Tremont st. i ostoni.andtkiiisidinj
office, o. 169 Rano at- P *:
'' - IPhiL - ~'
Mr
eircitro Octttat vi Celia!
TN altering m-ihs Pihti
1 deemed by aosinh , lorm vet a mere desira that
mankind may have the he ifitora reinedyvhich
his (min ci rcle ' of friends ha y ' Only had opportunity
orstOihnr of: elikkjihll, i him to. oat*. ilav
timPetni" wit. lhansomis:T' , Out its
superior proved A iii ail cafes
'Cent sMids or wounds, as sis 6 lisheidim,
chapp hands;:_aad old ul 'or indolent
ought :be -iss alniits 1M574100141. '
be it the every day co psi* of, the nursery
whete tint are so -fre4u Vtl _
Mineflom certifigi!" ,Priirli°l4' the
offers ihe toll t -1 •
This ntay certify that I haveuied Mr . iicott ' s i tn.
I:#[SrI1'~:
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II 11l
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ii. ,. 'i .,I ; ..,. 'PATEAT . ' , IItEDteINES;- ,
alive Cgnte ,
and . 11411 7 1 * 4 invaluable bunn,' - itore4 ' '
EDWARD WHI E.., • ,
New Milford, Marcy 124847,
This may certify tbat,wWlwreused.L.; &Ott' Eau,
*tiro Carats, and we knoWit tole rs valnabl rein:
edy for seal& of tbeiefoie ailliiiglj ion:
tribute our testimony in Miatoor. -!.
, * '7-11LEA.NORIINXIS,
' DAVID WARNER,
8.- C. HAYDEN:, •
Franklin, %sq.. so. Fa. Feb. 28, 1,847. • i
This is to certify the_ ,t 'lave flied Scott'
arid find it the most eihetitions reimidy'for
chappped banker lips, that I have ever mie.
recommend it mall tso WhO may helium's ;i
JOHN WELLM
New Mflford;June 17, 1847.
' •
Mr. L. Scott—Sir; I-have had ample op
ty of - testing the virtre of your Comte;
found it a most valuable remedy ;
• L. NV. 'BINGHAM;
New Milford, May, 184?.,
• • I
• UP" The Cerate is pid Up'in large-and subsiantiar
tin boxes, and for sale whiplesaleluid retail by the•
subscriber at bis residence New Milfard, Busque
lanna county, Pa. Price 37/ cts. .
LUCtgli fiC .
Also for sale by the - folrdwing agents: N. %A
el & Co. and J. Ethridge, Montrose: Weave Bros
& Co. New Milford: Ni Cadwell, Great d. 2ti"
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