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I AM NEVER ALONE.

LAM a stranger to loneliness of heart, fond of sol
itude and deep retirement, in which very many
charms ,and'I am never alone" Language breathcs
through every thing; hear voice speaking in all
of Natures works, leading my soul up to Natures
God; even amidst the desert wlds, am not alone,
and delight to in solitude amid the woods and
glens for feel that heBwhose throne is in the heav
ems, is my guardian. hear his voice in the even
ing gale, and feel that do not rove un noticed by
his watehfuI eye. 1 love TO wander by the
seashore, wrapt in pleasing medtations, while be
fore me lies The "mighty ocean like slumbering
giant There is language in these expansive
waters, which is truly eloquent, pointing to their
Author the infinitely wise Creator of the universe
81 am never alone love to gaze upon the
blue and spangIed heavens, upon "the stars which
hold their festival around the midnight throne'
and upon the silent moon, that orb Of genteness,
whose silver beams bid the cloud of darkness fly
away and display NEST captivating scenery to my
admiring vision And how can feel lonely, " lille
thus beholding these respendent orbs system upon
system, which deck the blue concave OF the heav-
ems above US. Neither am l alone in the wakeful
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From the New York Evangelist. ]
THE LONELY AULD WIFE.

fit was formerly, and believe still is, customa-
ry among the natives Of Scotland, when one OF an
aged couple died, to leave the chair, which the de-
ceased usually occupied, standing in the accustom-
cd corner until the survivor, should also be called,
to JOIN It's former occupant in the world of spirits
Beside the old old hearth she hath cherished for life,
Silent and sad sits the lonely auld wife;
Time hath left many trace on her brow,
But grief hath not troubled her spirit till now.
Thore tears in her eyes that are dim with age,
And she looketh in the holy page
For she cannot aught but an old oak chair,
That vacant and lonely is standing there.
Long ago, when her bosom was swelling with pride,
The lonely auld wife gay young BRIDE
And the rose on her check wore its richest bloom,
When she gave her hand to the joyous groom.
Faded and worn is her beau ty
Gray are the hairs on her wrinkled brow
Silent she sits by the old hearth Stone
Sad are her houghts--she is there alone.
Her gudeman has gone to his dreamless rest,
And the lonely auld wife has troubled breast
Yet not for the world would she Danish away
The chair he hath satin for many day.
She speaketh not, save with trembling breath,
But hopetb, and waiteth, and prayeth for death
For joyless and dark the days Of her life,
When the gudeman is gone from The lonely auld wife
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THNHE subscriber has this day shut up his Bar,
H. and banished from his house all that intoxi-
Gates, and intends henceforth to keep good Tenn
perance House, on strict temperance principles.
1 do this not from motives of gain, as all my
friends and neghbors will bear me witness, but
from principle, convinced as am, that the traffic
in ardent spirits is runous to the best interests, and
disgrace to civilized community.
invite my former customers, and the friends OF
temperance generally To sustain me in this attempt,
and trust that they will find me ever ready to- fur
nish and provide every thing that really contributes
to the comfort of the traveller, and all that the
HORACE EVANS.
DanvilIe Feb g. 1912 239tf
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HmGirHmaHy for the Treatment
Of hernia or Rupture,
CONCORD Nc H.

THNllE perfect retention of the bowel is here guar
H. anteed in all cases, and ladical cure may be
expected except in of long standingin very
aged people.
THOMAS CHADBOURNE, NJ
Jan, %, 1912.
" Doct W. G. NELSON, Barnet, VI, has
made arrangements with the subscriber for con-
porters, an instrument now extensively used by
both SEXES in all cases of general debility in which
weakness and relaxation OF the abdominal muscles
is prominent symptom. Also, general assert
visit an Infrmary for the radical cure of the dis
case. THOMAS CHAUBOURNE,, M. d. Fl
Concord N. III. .u. 24lw6
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WI O r. a I "a IN d Ee eligiO {.
"THE LORD HELPS MAN AND BEAST"

"THE LORD HELPS MAN AND BEAST"
On his way to conquer the world, Alexander the
Macedonian reached country in Afiics, where
the people separated from the rest of the world,
dwelt peacefully in huts and knew nothing of wars
or conquerors. Alexander was led into the pres.
of the ruler OF this people, who received him
Hospitality. The ruler placed before him dates, figs.
and Bread but all of gold. "Do you ca! gold here?
asked Alexander. ''I put il before you," replied
the ruler, "because you have nourishng food in
your own country, and could not have come here
10 seek it," "Your gold did not entice here"
replied Alexander" "but would learn vour
toms" ssIndeed," replied the other, "then stay
with as long as you will"
While they were conversng, two citizens came
to ask for judgment. The plaintiff said 81 bought
piece of land of this man, and in digging it |
have found treasure This is not mine, l only
purchased The land, and not the treasures which
were hidden in it;but still, he from whom bought
it will not receiveiit back" The defendant ans.
wered,oI am conscientious as my fellow CITIZEN
i sold the land and all that it contained, and there
fore the treasure"
The Judge repeated their words that he might
be certain he had understood the case, and after
some reflection, he said, "you have my friend
have you nol?" eyes" "And you 4 daughter"
eyes" "We!l your son shall marry his daughter,
and the treasure shall be giveu the pair for
riage portion" Alexander appeared surprised
'sIs my decision unrighteous?" asked the ruler.
"Oh no. answered Alexander, "but it surprises
me' elbow would the case have been settled in
your country "To tell the truth" answered
Alexander, sthe two men would have been put un
der guard, and the treasure seized for the king?"
"For the King? asked the ruler with establishment.
"Does the shine in your country" "Does it
rain there?" "Certanly." "Singuar Are there
tame, grass eating animals there?" ssOf many
kinds" "Then,' said the ruler, t'it mus, be on
account of these innocent animals that the all good
Being allows the sun TO shine and the rain TO fall
You men do not deserve it,
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hours OF night, for my soul communcs with its Ma
ker and cannot be alone; and when bow before
the mercy seat and humbly bend my soul atJesus
feet, Oh! then am not alone. hear voice still,
far sweeer than in all Natures works. 1t is the
voice of rcdeemng love, which speaks to my soul,
pardon and peace. ta.t.ft. ie.-...
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Real Estate for Sale.

II NOW offer Cor sale, my Tavern Stand, Store,
n Shops, &c. situated in Stevens Village. Also,
about
FOUR HUNDRED acres OF LAND,
good proportion of which is lntervae, Tllage,
Orchardng ard Pasture, with sufficient quantity
Of timber and wood land.
The buildings situated said Real Estate have
rented for the five past years for more than four
hundred dollars per annum. The same will be sold
together in separate parcels, as will best suit
purchasers.
A credit will be given for most Of the purchase
money, from one to ten years Call and see
HENRY STEVENS.
Barnet, Feb. II, 1912. 23Stf
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Wooden Machinery.

A L their extensive Machine Shop, in North An
IN dover, Mass. will build to order, all kinds OF
WOODEN MACHINERY,
of the latest and most approved plans, and on the
most reasonable terms, such PickeIs, Cards, Con
densers, Side Drawings, Jacks, with without
self Drafts, Wrappers, Dressers, Twisters, Cashmere
row Gigs, Brushes, Nappers and Busters.
CUSTOM CARDS on the most approved plans
and a; the lowest prices.
No exertions will be spared to give pei feet salts
faction, to all orders that may be favored with
North Andover, Mass. Feb. IA, 1912, near the
Rail Road Depot 23Seow4m
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g Oaa WA v WI e die m c 8.

xKT l.. KIDDER gives notice that he has sue
w ceeded the late L. Kdder IN the prepara-
ton of the well known Conway Medicines, and
will hereafter give particular attention 10 the pre-
paraton of tho following articles, the long es,ab
iished celebrity of which, precludes the necessity
of a republication of the numerous certificates In
the hand of the proprietor.
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Numbness,
Chbains, Stiffness in the joints, &c, will afford
the most unexpected and immediate relief in the
most obstinate of Rheumatism, in few hours;
this article is openly recommended by Physicians.
The Liniment is done up in enlarged bottles
' DUMFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
The extensive sale and established reputation of
Dumfries Itch Ointment, encourages the proprietor
to recommend it to the public with renewed con-
fdence, as the most innocent and powerful remedy
for this annoying disease; it contains no mercury,
or any other dangerous Ingredient and can be
applied at all times with perfect safety. Price 25
$500 REMEDY FOR THE PILES. 4.
The coucurring testimony of relieved patients,
from all quarters testifyng 10 the cures effected by
the medicine alter all others had failed, together
with the increasing demand for the article from all
parts of the country prove Vt to be one oil the most
valuable specifics known for this troublesome COM
plant. 0JA Clergyman wiHes
have made trial of Dumfries Pile Electuary
and found il produced salutary influence almost
immediate and confidently believe it an effeca
conn plant Humanity has induced me to recon-
mend il TO persons thus afflicted, and so shall
continue to do Yours respectfully, S.
The remedy consists Of an Ointment and Eectu-
airy. Price for both rs cents, or 81 l2 cents when
but one is wanted, accompanied with plain q ans
pie directions with description Of the complaint.
DUyNFRIES EYE-WAI,ER.
For sore or ingamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and comfortable relei,and in some
excecdingty bad cases tho most unexpected and de
sirable relief has been found the use of this Eye
water, after other remedies had failed Persons
who have used it, pronounce it without hesitation
the best preparation for sore, aoeak, or sntlamed
cues they have ever met with Price % cts "A bottle
CURE FOR COR.N,S. sA
ALBION CORN PLASTER. The most safe
and speedy care for Corns yet dscovered;the relief
is Immediate 1t dssolves and removes the corn
from the foot with and expedition and soithou
the least pain Price 25 cents Box. ,ss.tta5 lrf
Full and ample directions accompany each Of
the articles. 9 & 4H4-
N. B. None of the above articles will be genu
me, unless signed w. l.. Ktdder on the outside
wrapper For sale at his Counting Room, 81
State Street, up Stairs, corner of Merchants Row
Boston. Also by l. JEWETT, StJohnsbury VT
BLANKS of almost every description for sale
! ut this office.
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Rev. n. CoVert's Ma E1an OF Rife.

A NEW and valuable remedy for the cure OF
IN Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Wbooping Cough, and all diseases OF The Lungs
and Windpipe; extensively used and recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, to whom the recipe has
been freely made known.
/. COVERT & Co. Proprietors, Auburn, N, Y.
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co, Wholesale Druggists,
I42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared to
supply all orders on the Propretor's terms.
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
of his medicine, from Physicians, ClergymeD, and
Others who have become acquainted with It's ma
ture and elfects,-among which are the following;
From the Boston JMer. journal, Angast 20, ioao.
The following is an extract from an article IN
that paper, on "ffor6us LGrYngcus Coneeatoruzs or
Bronchitis" by Frank H. Hamilton, Professor of
Materia Medica and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College.
"The Rev. / Covert's Mixture, also now used SO
extensively for this affection byClergymen, belongs
tofthe class of stimulating exPectorants being
one of those lucky combinations of medicinal a.
which while 1t promotes expectoration, does
20, ;,ona;r ,be ,,.ne of the stomach OF this medi-
cine we feel at liberty TO speak, SINCE lis compost.
ton is not held from the profession, and we lone
this propriu,ors will fit to give II 10 the pub
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend 1t havs
ing employed it in our own case, and In the cases
OF many others, with decided benefit.
''To all tohon, IL may c0nccrn:-Ths may certify
that have examined the Rev. L. Coverts Ingredi-
ents compounded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily calcu
lated to relieve persons of all ages and aici
ed with acute and chronic diseases Of the lungs
and windpipe, as indicated by coughs, difficult
breathing, and pains different parts OF the chest,
if administered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses.
JosEpH T. PIrNEY Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Angus. 81, 1885,"
This certifes that having examined the Rev. l..
Coverts BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
pa, Is we do believe 1t to be one OF the best COM
pounds for coughs, consumptons, chronic iniama
lions, &C., of which we have any knowledge. and
do most cordially recommend its 10 all afflicted
with tho above named Diseases
j. w. DANIELS, Nj. ID. lSoEno
w: J. LovEJov, M. ID.
GoRDoN NEEpHAM, M. ID, Onoudaga.
ELAwREScE, M. ID. Baldwinsve
DR.. G. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn N. Agent
LIST OF AGENTS IN VERMONT.
St. Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford, M X. Parks, 81 Co.,
Marshield, 'E. ID. Putnam,
Danville, Andrew Mcmillan,
Wheelock, w. and 3. Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller, lde IL Co.,
Cabot, Ii. L. Goss,
Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. M. LOOMS,
Pcacham Chandler ~ Brown,
.Hardwick, Strong and Delano,
Iamoillevlle, Il. Judevine and Holton,
Greensboro l. F. Waterman, SG Co.
Glover w. b. Palmer * Co..
Barton, H. Robinson, 81 Co.,
Irasbursh, p. barrow Jr. s. Co.,
Albany s. s. Hovey,
Craftsbury, W. +. Paddock,
Barnet j. Jewett, 81 Co2l3 Il
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Save YOUR WOODEN Rags !

XKTANTED, all Wool Rags, such old bed
wv quilts, coverlets, blankets, sheets, shirts.
drawers, stockings, &c. including Merino, Circas
sian, Plaid Bombazetls and every kind and color
of all wool goods not fulled felted, excepting
old Competing, lasting or prunelo
The Rags must be clean, and no part cotton,
linen or silk SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury, Jan 20, lS42. 235
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FB ErEHNG q H. % II HH 9
AND 'tiH
Burr Mill 8 tom G 8.

Nd F. WHITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, con-
ADe tinues TO import direct from the manufacture
ers, all kinds off Dutch Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States. From long experience in
the manufacture ofthis article he is enabled TO fur
nish MIllers with more perfect and durable Cloths
than can be obtained elsewhere and at lower prices,
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes. made
to order. July, 6, lS4l. 2U7ews6mewos6m
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salt, MOlasses'

salt, MOlasses' S :,
cHEDD a. JEWETT, have yer ssG Salt, w3tGr
y supply of Coarse and T rin' Coffee, an nd ID
Sugar House Molasses, Fish, lea cant of any o.
ceries generally. Those IN ,m gS
above articles are invited " % Is42.
st. Johnsbury Plain, jan "0'
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BLANKS of almost every description for sale
at this office.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-13
!. \. DrsrEysAnr.-Thc repor, to the Legs

y. !. DlsPEssARr.-Thc rcPortto the Legs
ature states that pa,ieats have bccnattended
by the physicians Of that institution. OF ihes:,
IL ,5G7 were attended at the Dspensary and s,00l
at their dwellings: G,G51 were males and 9,QE
females; l,7i3 were yaccina,ed, and b were
treated 10. hernia OF the wlole number .@|55
were Irish: 1896 were i.lti9c- Of the tinted
State, 1559=of England 3o8 Of scotlaad, 29&
of Germany, and 500 Of other foreign countries.
LrsArIc AsrLvN.-Thc whole number Of N
sane patients in the Asylum during the last year
vas 233: l3 died. 81 werc cured, and &c We're
discharged The receipts a. tic year were !: i'-
81: expenditures $3.50: excess ofexPcnses
- 600 -
New-York tribune., 1842-04-13
COURT OF SESSIONS.

Mo&D.Y,Apri II.
-PlEA OF GriLTY.-Bcnjatrin F. Dnnham indicted tor
Fury Tie 81 dc.r-e torne check tor So on nc
Bennett withdrew his rlea Of not gujItY !eadcdeu!lii 10
tieil;cncni, aud sentenced The State Poa icr
wear.
TKr,L roa Assault SD RATTERY.-Se,asfan I:u?cn
was tried asan and battery ontdam Brush oi "a
Piti-stret, tie 9th December last jury toun INA
,tui!y.
ZI'RlAL FOR GRAyD L.RcExy.-,Iames Williams, cniorcd
man tried Grand larceny. sealing alactfrock coat
dr,s, coat. linen shirts, mantle cloak Ac WORT
$50 80 from Wian smith coored man OF lag Nuherry
street Oh tIe M ,iarct last. ThIury found him guilty
ofprf,, lrceny,aof The Court sentenced him ;o The Pen
,eu;ia!y G#noniA'.
DisoRDEgI.y l1uSENary ian Bnrn', canviccd II tiic
March term kecynC dnrtcrv iI9G.s IN +" a!nut,ree
sentenced toilc P-n,entiarl. ;cr 8 months, |
FORFEITED EEcoHlZA>cEs-F "rdinaui Graiie tcntE
Smith William Sand. indicted FOR assaults and oa
terry falling appear and answer were
forfeited. ..
Of Indictment ar. iilcr took a recess to Wednesday.
Z'Iil, Court also adjourned 10 "Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1842-04-13
MEDICAL.
mr.. SEGliES RESTORATIVE. T.

r This Trncpn, m E.vp,inu MEDICINE nGo..uc.,t
y d r Se-ur t.stuTn. Il tact m;oraR 10 be u,.
,cr,oc il estimating haPpne>>. we'll health, hai
lie prt>.. state o >oclrT art portion O.: >urrinCS,
both bcy ai1'i3, Q! Dy>pepc character an, orig
Whsnlrol indigestion and oil'e- causes n"prhm.rt IN
h. system eccuc>t! e in! VIA cner;:, j. rc,iucrd
ai, wl.cT : economy ., Gl' r'- by 'ng1 or
r.sr>>oe>> yV5G; pHE, el PAN ~ hoIt "gPHrcn. ce;s
md requiring a. gencng bcyond TIE ct 10 ac original
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
Tie Board met al haii-past ) o'ciUck-lIr. Do

Chair
4 message received from the Mayor Will, an ord
nance relaoa;o inspectors at ELECTORS ordinance adop
eine>,ag. i.d. Iiiis concuucd IN by ie Board OF
Aldermen.
pfrIrloYS HFFfRRED--O George Bruce for renewal.
lease EeJu0nS,ranc- ofihc Conury Of the Du;cl Church
a,an., rebuilding the National hcai'e or William Deal
and ohcr, members OF En~lne Company
No H. OFF W Powell 10 he put III poSsc,sonot hous"
over Cen;re Market. OF ID" and Directors Of tl
Manhattan Company. OF william rag-ar o. ;hn man
ayers Of the Institution for ;IIc b0t ana Charles L. Thea
OF Andrew Jackson, Jee, Tor Sas III
Centre Market
IrroRrs AnorrEr.--n favor 81 correcting the ;s1es Of
VI s. Brown the Mechanics institute. 7. Austin. ~ T.
Blunt, Patrick formally A. L. ipS, runie hnfre Henry
ltoIdc and Henry lacu.ic. ln!avor o! aYinst Arenu
from 23,l oGh streets and 10 regulate and s curb AMI
cu,,cr0es from 5G TO 10 street, In favor OF extend
the time to the Governors Of the NeyIor State Hospital
which. buildings grounds ra>"d 10 them by
In. Cannon Council Infavor Of lca>iar io No. 81 Com
i-n TIC Society of ,I.ereei conred orphans la
favor u fourth ari OF The North .attcy 10 Aired
Barnorc $500 year for tive years.
GrsrRM ORDEKS.--Iu favor OF ancnIic" the ordnanc"
relative prielt" vau>-ndoptett. In favor Of renewing
the OF Aessr, r. \ ;. Bounc ot the Catnrlnc street
Ferry SEARS $500 vraradopiHl. In tavoro'
paying Henry Marsh 600 for M fixtures III Castle Garlcn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-13
"a OMAN EYE BALsAM for Weak and

a 4 lNtlAMED Ei OplilhalmIa inflammation OF
t.@ev" al $50 kinds proceeding from diseases oi eye,
or pa>a@aing, iroma unhealthy Iitc0ithc ,ys;eman
the or from external injuries, >ach is blows conu'pn
an6 wounds on he eyes bodc, OF irritating
nature introduced under he .yelis; exposure bsrk
wiGt, ana cai small nfiampaory hu'nor called styes
"'c ~. on thC cycllhs; .drlpn. acfI um.s acting
chemical -lt!l >ic A. the smoke OF pit coal thai OF wood
iurt Sc OF vlno2S spiritupUs liquor, the
>upprc,.!oo accustomed discharges the ion" appa,ion
Of light, or IKE" attention minute objects; AMI
anacrmcny prevailing ~ the mass al fluids.
~" t0rn:nn Inflammation Of the commence. with
srS,'ion, ry particles had nuate themselves IN.
dor the c:ei, accompanied with treat HEAT renes and
prIclug darling pains. y increases. the paris swell and
The v,l- ot i. become only in SIZE and
GrGld air more numerous than the natural
Ia, eye ;- patient cannot bear the light eusion
81 tears from the achra gland cnsucS which is OF 20
acd nature a. 10 e1coratc pat which il hap
pms 10 ail Ia discharge Of thick putinoii,
matter ensues which collects in considerable quanlAics
about the angles OF the eye, particularly during Sleep
Ner' only on" eye has been affected the inflammation
fenp=n Y sx,eut:s tn the other
This valuable Bal=ahl ns been used for many year IN
prsat: practice. by the celebrated Gcus IL. hi, ami
orc.n countries and be confidently relied upon H the
mos, safe and SPEEDY cure r weak named eyes ar!s
ny ota % The above ca that has been offered
TO the world. Price 81 cents
For sale. wholesale and r"::l;! bv
DAVID SANDS y co. u East Broadway, cor Marhe,.t
Sold also by a b. = D. Sands, 70 and 100 Fulnns and
A. L. sanis Co. '3 Broadway, the only Agents for New
YORK. ms Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-13
nBSTRUCTION-I'he cause of all i'ul
Y Irnr- IL oil cuunL

W monary Diseases. For-what is the OF Cough!
Obstruction.
What the OF He.norriogc and Splitting OF blood
Obstruction.
What the otconsnmption and Absccss Obstruc
VIA, is the cause Bronchitis, Obstruction. producing
Inflammation OF tie lining membrane OF the broncha o.
"inti tubes and cXCTcon OF mucus pus, aud frequent
l. di>thaf of lyod. And what's Asthma. difficulty
breathing, but Distraction lSc by this pUru
lent escttlpn. rog.mg uptiosc tubes ana thereby nped
Ing respiration.
Remove IL, Obstruction and there will be no fever
Northumberland PAIN coug-Eo allcc., conSunp
on-no icmorrta,-e splitting ood-no asthma DIT
cuity OF breathing, hut restoration 10 hcai Will be
tam. And ,silai the true remedy pOrtct! by
remove tli, Obstruction
The answer .Hp"ctoration Yes, Expectation
lures remedy. For reader there OTTER outlet for the
l4S 20 d>rar"tlcir vatc, cNcrco! bur through the
Ticra wini!p", aud This natural dcharge is Expcc-
tOratOn.
To assist nature and produce this desirable result nothing
has ever leSn !rnn.! cqGaito lAiNF'S EXPECTORANT
II the result 0 t Experience o.. many years practice. II
produces tree ana @dy cNpcctOal!On, supprc.ses the
cough reduces the Inflammation, the spanodlc
hc"tl nt '' vessel aud -HS the abfaded surface the
oroICbd wind lub.. III breathing becomes easy and
hopeless of couSLap,un,it produces degree of relief
never before experienced h. any other rr"Iaratisr
proi0ngs tie patients a indefinite period Many
WHO pronounced inCullc ago By their
Physicians, arc still al' and appear than .y
d'd ae wIc hundreds, nay thousands have entirely
covered
- Iayncs Expectoran,-Ca rrainatye ai>arn and Tone,
err :e wa; be- had No. 20 South Third street, P!a
dolphin ard at No 70 Fuon,i. OF Gold 100 Fulton
~ It, lvii agents y. e. y D. sands, Druggists; also, sold
by y. Z. StG' :. Co. No. 273 Broadway: David SaniS&
Go. n,p..7 East Broadway. Market nl6Ini
New-York tribune., 1842-04-13

N OF New-yor al tllc city of Sc-i o-k on Tie eth day
OF February, tt- year thousand eight hundred and
New-York tribune., 1842-04-13
At YllREE CENTS APAt,r

ItH al No. - Lspcnard->tr, corner OF Broad,vav-
CharrN l. Gt>laIn. MH>c Publisher, constantly rrcevi-
new i fashionable Nin>iS Tor the rano, Gui,, Flute
which hi selling n, the very low price al ) cents aps
retail Also hand >,aall lot of Musical Instruments
WHICH VA! he >old low rhe public invited 10 call
1td .NanDc Tor themselves. Wholesale dealers >upnl,l
cheaper tlan al other establishments, IN tie L. S,a,,
N.=B-Piano Fo.cs .uncC at -
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