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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
At this moment,

While the old farmer is probably whc,ling his
scythe or handling his pch-foIk the Grand Dancer
IS trying on new pair of kid pumps preparatory
TO an attendance upon commencement Balls or
castle at Mortified.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
Mind!

Tha, when at last they were compelled TO bring it
foreward, they did not do so, NAKED ON IT'S
OWN MERITS but dove-taed in with Jan extrane-
Gus and entirely IRRELEVANT principe-aud which
they knew could no, be sanctioned by the demo-
Gratis in Congress-the President, or the people.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12

The people begin to understand that the papers
that falsely accuse Nathan Smile Of selling rum
and advocate the election of the MADEIRA
DRINKER, are no, so very consistent
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
NAGEUA AND LOWELL RAIL- EOA ID
IA rtT's,i t.:-.sssl sSSf ss - A IL
sfs 3 G n 6 -s 10
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after MoSDAY, March IA, 1912, The passenger
" trains will run ms follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosTON
Al & Ia 4. NJ. At and IL A. NJ
At 10 Ia 4. At pm.

an and after MoSDAY, March II, 1912, The passenger
" trains will run ms follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToN
Al 6 IA 4. NJ. Al and IL A.
Alto IA AN Atar.M.
At Ia and p. NJ. At BARN.
LEAVE LOWELL
At 3 Ia AM At l2 Ia Psi. AT III Pm. At Pm.
or immediately on the arrival of the cars from Boston.
WAY PASSENGERS taken nnd lett at Tynssboroush,
North Chelmsford and MiddlescX.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense, by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office, and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con.
ycYcd to any part of the city without charge
r,r From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
! From Nashua, to Boston, s., 80.
On the arrival Of the at Nashua, stages leave for all
part of Hampshire Vermont, NcwYork and Canadns
via Amoskeag, Concord Kecne, ChareslOwn, Frances
and New London N. H. Windsor and Brallleboro, VI.
Books ARE kent in BosTON at the Stage Office No. and
II Elnl.strce,-aso in LOWELL, at the Northern and
Western Railroad and Stage Office in front of the Depot
where be secured in any Of the Coaches, and
correct information obtained respecting the different stag,
routes
Passengers leaving Nashua by the Ia and 10 Ia
A. NJ take the Of the Boston and Maine Railroad
ut Wilmington tor Andover IIaverIill, Exeter, Dover
Great Falls, Portsm ruth and Portland.
MsncnDsG Gaye h. TgGsA a pcgG@
tcd)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, mist he sent TO i!e Companys Freight
nrput ChnrlcsiOwn, ut the end oiWarrCn Bridge
Goods 10 be forwarded by the morning trains must BE-
sent to the Depot Ms early MS the evening before.
The Company having provided large and cOmmnliou,
SlOrclOuScs both ~ Nashua and Charlcstown, and lay
Ing completed their arrangements for the Trnnspornlol
Of Merchandise, give notice that they ARE now prepnct
to transport all Goolsand Country Produce which may h'
forwarded to their Depots and for this purpose hay,
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly So
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced mcl
10 take charge ofthc Transportation business at the De
pots, aud to accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not only Ia nccOmmndnI
the public, hut to extend every facility III their roWr
both tC Tcnmstcrs and Merchants, have fixed Hoh'hc
following rates Of freight;
81, 50 per Ion each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber &c So rCr toh'
Sl,OOpcr ton each way between Nashua m, Lowell.
All Regular Transfers running To the eur VIII he car
ricl he road between Nashua and Chucstown eac'
WAY fee Oi expense.
ONsLOw sTEARNs, Superintendent
Nashua, March o. 1912. lUl-u
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REVEREND |. COVEITs.
BALM OF LIFE.

4 YEIT ant u1iuajic rCmcdy ior he dpre Of ConSnhQ
Hon, isihmd BrouchitiS, Group, bhoopWs cough, "n'
all discusses Of the Lungs anil UindWpG trtfhSu'l
Heci aHi ccOmmtnd,d By the Ntd'cmfdcuHy, 10 Whob
he recript has been tre,iy mate kHoWn, 1870 .
|. COPERT 4 CO., Proprictors, AubnLn, ". \. COL
LY, PHELPS AND GO. WHOhESiLE DhoGGh ~,
li2 VirER STREET, GENERdL AGENTS, iRi
PRERiRED no StPPLi ALL ORDLRS ON THI
PROPRIERORS TERMS
u,lIE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily
testimonials NJ the highest responsibility in favor OF III
mr,lrinr, from Physicians, Ccrgymen nnd others, VIII
have become acquainted with lis nature aud ciiect,-
among which nrc the following - $3.50
From the Boston ModicaiJournal, August goth, lelo
The following is extract from an articlctn that paper
an - lf,rbus J1ryngrus COnciOndtOrum" or Bronfhub
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Matern Mcdco
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College
"The Rev l. Coyerts Mixture, also now used so eH'eh
siy,ly for this affection by Clergymen, belongs to me
class of stimulating being one OF those lu
combinations Olmedcina agents which, WINE promotes
eNpccoaion, does not iphir ,o .ono ~ Wv me- cow,
an his medicine veieel ut liberty TO speak, since us CON
nni,on il moi held from the Profession, and We nope
The proprctors will soon see III 10 glSG II 10 ,le pnp
we therefore, venture TO recommend IL, haN'hI cPsh
in our case anu u" '"o '"10 VI man! ''"'''
pcidCd benefit. ,,, .,,ir, ,h,
Ta ali ,rbom il may concern! This may 'ft'I! 'h'
have examined the Rev. Coyert's ogTdrh's, com
ronned under the name of the BAtI or LIFE; ana be-
;cyed aid compound is happily calculated to rcievcrrr-
sons of all ages md sexes afflicted with acute n rh"I,
daen,.s of thu lungs and windpiPe, us i""."l,u ",
couoh, dGicai breathing. and pains in Jherth' pas
hos, uecr suitable circumstances ana
~ annrc,iriatr doses. JOSEPH r. PITNBY,
W "rr Physician 4 Surgeon.
A,buRS, August 3lst, 1893.
This certifes that having examined the Rev. l. Covert
BILN or LIFE, in all its component parts, we do he
lrye to he Of the best compounds for coughs con
symptoms chronic inhnm"ions, etc. of which We hay
amy LnoN ledge and do most cordially recommend its Us
ia nil afflicted with the above named disease.
wv DANIELS, VI. u. s.to
W.J.LONEJON, NJ. u. '"'""'
GORDON NEEDlIAM, VI. u. Onondnga.
T.. LAWRENCE, VI u Baldwins,iIs.
Dp G. K PHELPS New England Agent Hartford Conn
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gDe @gR*
MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1912.

Let no man fail to read the articles which follow
epublished, this week.
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one ofthe most ancient
n and wealthy families Of this city, VINO must ne wen
known to numerous friends; having since the year lolS
nm 10 recenty been bent nearly double and for several
wears confined his bed has been restored good het
has reganed his natural erect position-and mas tn
his carriase, and walks with ease! we believe
This il the geneman's description rs near possible
and there is no exaggeraon in it, We awe inqnrers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings VIII
c,sc the lbcrty so that amy one doubling, may hhoF
thee rcts-thogh he requests his name may not appear
in print Among other similar instances Mr. jas u.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street, has been restored nnd "
give persona Of the facts Of his case BON
were rheumatism, aud contracted cords and .lnrws-
How has this been done
Ansrer.-By the Indian Teg'iabic EHr'r internally
and Heues' Nerve and Bone LiHim,Ht externally MI.
Herdid.
only Sold by COMSTOCk CO. -,
n Maiden Lane, New YORK.
j. ROSS Jr.Woodsfock. VI
SHY r. y: N nsoat?S u h"rmlI''
4 4 H. WiRDNER, Windsor
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Mind!

That the Hard Cidercras in Congress have, during
the whole session done every thing in their pow
or TO put of the Tariff question, and
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MEDICAL.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF RHEU-

We MiTISM.-NCwark- DrceribeT-i iSti.-'i- 'Nt'--
Dear S;--You will please % excuse my not an<"erns
YOU in rel.tion 10 the certificate giving an account OF my
a,nst ulracxous restoration 10 lie. as > -
unexpectedly ed that II appeared Tnoreilk u
than reality not only 10 myself blt also 10 my
can assure you YOU have the prayers OF one whose NE
dear 10 HIM Siuaet among friends. ever Kind ana dear
and .araiy who look 10 bra tor support anu VINO AZ
Ioin in praise 10 vou and ,heir God Tor hS
crcv in spariug this time ANY thing that IL i ~
my mower 10 do which w l OF benefit 10 YOU, Sach rs
irving M account nv suffering in certlcas that Esu
mi .h pubs! 10 the world, witnessed by my rena
who have put their names this letter. We're in ny
power to pay ,enfod the price You CHARGED would VIII
ngy do but have beer sick So long that MY ecuniarS
means have been exhausted. since WIS
attack ed ,vh what doctor called The !nranaoEs
Rheumatism which len complete crlPpe,ha having
lost the use Of my limbs which fell away most rin
disabling me from all work: amt had not been Tor lew
hundred doar> had saved when IN work ara my !ap-
is would ha, been in the workionse 50 you anG mop
The public vii! how much owe you, tor ONCE more hc
ing able 10 earn daily bread and that by three bottles
of your Elixir, which Won or i've dollars ana COP
,ierjnc ttrulv The Elixir OF Life, am. with ;ilc great
-.t rcspec, and gratitude your humble servant
BENZ. c.. JACOBUS.
wi,neSses-tiannah Jacobus, William F. Dean
Prepared and sold By c. II. RING, - Futon Sree''
cor U-oli
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CRENCHPOLISHING PAsTE-Thi:

article Is combination of elementary substances av.
ing strong affinity for each oter. which unite and form
compound altogether in its character. The brkancy-
and durability OF the polish il npats The delicate
article OF furniture, such mahogany, eaood, ebony
Italian marble also carriages patent leather, military
caps Gc unsurpassed Its application easy requiring
For sale by a. B. Sands CO. tGranitr Butingsl 2!5
Broadway, cosper Chambers.treet; afro. by 4. b. o.
Sands y and TOO Futons; D. Sands Go. n East Broad
way ml2 In
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From The IIerald.l
no GOOD while YOU NAV Recon!

men. s9I c %he cs S9u 4sa
has cough that breathe with difficulty in raising pain IN
the ches!o this and you will be doing greater GOOD 70
wayand what gratifying reflection 10 lay down 70 !e
with the conviction of having relieved nany-Petid'
rescued 50 many from uuliHely grave-tat hlg se.
etable Candy has cured imuen.e number ara gwen
them as it were new SET a lungs cannot Dr acea as
many have voluntary testified that effect linen NE the
good Samaritan do good while yoa may for life itself AT
the largest space is but Short Prepared and Tor sale bye
RING 50 Fulton street, corner CIi ana or brnadWay
Broadway corner OF Grand syme, 63 Bowery corner OF
Walker; Guon cor Grand and Bowery. and most Of the
druggists II See the Signature oi ''C. IL KIM, on
each package
n B. Rings verbena Cream Elixir OF Life and Ey,ian
Deniifrice, for sale as above. ms I'm
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NJ NGS YERBENA CREAM again

q mplantrhe true test ofhe exquisite merits OF
Rings Verhena Cream fully bsrne out by the first peIn
pona being again awarded by the Judges at he Are
rcan Institute Fair held al Nblos. The longer TIL, celc
braed shaving sap known, and the extensively
il has become only 10 confirm tie Halter
ing unsolicited testimonials has received from all parts
America and Europe Indeed the constantly increasing
demand OF proud satisfaction that the proprietor
has accomplished what thousands have been for years
tempting AN Enolcnt AmericaD shaving soap which
ease comfort and economy BE- surpassed either
al home abroad
From the lierald.)
Shaving-Ring's Verbena Cream for shaving, IL most
capital article Itcan be had al % Fulton street We have
tried and found superior 1t sotens tie beard and
makes the operation is gentle as rnagnetnng
From the Boston Traveller, April laie
Verbena Cream.-Th> shaving compound IS now all
the rare we'll among the ;onsoral professors among
those who prefer gather their dinrnal crops Tie
BARRIERS say that pot sf it lasts long the
quantity OF any other >opoaacious preparations while those
who their >ixpence declare that with lie Verbena Cream
dull will insure smoother face than Of the old
teps wa sharp STEEL besides it is fragrant 10 tie
>seniDg To the skin and great destroyer of ireck
For sale wholesale and retail by G. II RlNc Chemist and
Drugg:st, s. Fulton street, y. Y.
~ B. Beware OF unbushng limitations and observe The
written signature OF c. Fl. Ring eaca. Ln25 I'm
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SoSS-Dr A. G. HULL. No. Vesey street, a''or
House. New York-Persons afflicted with RqpHres may
,. 80, ,t hes, jo.rrAcnta aid the world affords, on
pa,;on =, is Office Vesey street New York, or either
~ ,.~ons agents in the chief Of the United
states Parents most be careful 10 e1ame me D,Gk nr
i ia writing None other genuine or tn be relied On
.. n.n d. Hull guarantees To all otherwise heany
,t-n who call his office tor treatment II the cure o
o radical and permanent 10 preclude Iie necess!
nj wearing any whatever the money advanced s re-
urled the piraon OF the specified for the cure
whatever progress the rupture may have made toward era
dication. Al.
ont further expense ,Lan the cost Of the Truss The ra
deal cure has been under progressive practical improV
ment for than twenty years past, IN Dr. nun
Truss Office and is brought state 0. un'l'a"u
perfection ,;;,,
Many reacherous agents have undertaken TO vend iha
The easy and SAT-! retention Of Ruptnres These inauo
cannot be relied oI-they made by unskhllu,
geo.s and mechanics, and are no better than urs IN
Trusses of the market The genuine have my tIu nd "
writing mi I'm AMOS 6. HU IL Z ". ".
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Arabian Balsam has

been in use for more than tftsen wears. for all kinds o!
.yeul,s bruises and and isa falling re;eG Tor
chronic rheumatism Its warranted TO cure any case
else has failed. This Balam affords immediate relief II pas
the side nd breast. pain weakness the back and o',
md Is also and immediate relief N cases 81 DnFis ana
cas Numerous and respectable certificates mag be zen
vleii, has given relief ina The above cases This wonder.
working BaI>an viii numb persisted limbs. or
nunhn,> in any part of the BODY and sure and pleas
ant application tlroat> and quin>c> In Bottles All ~
cents and ST. For sale wholesale and r.ta: by A. b. u
Sands 70 and 100 Fulton D. Sands Co. y East Broad
wav cor. Market A. B. Sands Co. rs Broadway cor.
M I'm
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MEDICAL


SISFIaM ED EE ES.-ppltiinliula.p rlHGaIifi1ione
tie vs of TWO kinds rrocs-in" ron d>ea>s>ot
a.nirg unhealthy ite >E>t,ian
,h from external injuries such bows ccIi'Al
mi, wounds on the .Strncuus bc>e> OF TTlaup2
,nf,r, introduced under the es.its: exposure 10 isah
wl and cold: small niiamuatory hunorS called >;yer
,r;h r;s,, on , eyelid>: various acrt 'uD'> acting a.
.l;c-I stimuli such the smoke OF W coal ia,c WOOD
,,,If &C. 100 free yiGoas or strltuois Liquors The
,,nr,s;on OF accustomed dchnrge>; the on application
NJ srnnr light or iSe attention 10 minute ooecs> an
=, ac-imonv prevailing in the mass OF tuit>-
The common Inflammation % the eyes commences WIN u
,ensoton a. fcrv particles had R>lnulrt isiisi'e l'
der Iba evei> accompanied with great heat re'lteS' ~,
risLiu- darling pains. As II Increases inc a5iS @ @
he vessel. Of the become 70; only ncrsri>e1 III ie M
tnrrj In, appear more numerous than IN me at' Iii
Great pain is excited uPon the leaSt motion o. .c @
40 I ,t,- nat.ni cannot bear the light. and mn ehroE
nj tear. from the lachrymal gland eiSuss "nlcH !! %
arri nature rs 10 excoriate ever a-; on which u udl
D,s 10 fail In som. cases discharge OF tiMch slutoo
matter eIses which collects IN conieIaelr In1ls'
1hou, the angles OF the particularly CUTIE.
Where only one eye has been affected the lii!a'uh'"oI
f-c sue ntlv ext ends 10 ;he other :,
Ths yausbe Ba>ar has been used for many ySar>, W
nrya ,racrce by the celebrated oculss N th> alu
foreign countries and may be confidently relcd upon ~ M
mos 81 Il. and speedy for weak OF lnIaneti eEt .
ma, ro, any OF the above that has ever h one
TO tn, world. Price 81 CENTS
For sale wholesale ami rptailbT
nAyID SANDS 4 co - East Broadway. cor. NarSet>;
Sold also ,,v 4 B. < D. Sands. 20 ai 100 ana
4 r. SauSs Co. rs Broadway the only Agents 10. NV"
York
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A NDERSON'S premium PUBLISHING
~ PASTE and PLATE POwD ER-!in important ar
tcle for the use dealers hardware, Britannia metal
German silver plated ware &c hotel keepers, private
families shipping merchants, &c They have been used
recommended and certified 10 by Prof Hare phadelpsss
New-y erk by Dr.. Chiffon; Robert, Lovet 1888 Broadway
j. ~ Gimbrede, wal-st; v. -. Jackman, Wall-s,reet
Boarlman Hart 6 Burling Slip; Coleman Stelson As
tor House; Bliss Creighton, ~ Fultol-st; Rawton
Wright Hatch 4S Merchants Exchnnse; Bull IomPkins
Black. ISL Broadway H. A. Kerr, 7i6 Broadway Coope
4 Leigh 81 FultoH-st Pearson 4 Whmore, III Broad
,vav NC &C. For SALE wholesale and retail, by C. H.
RING general agent IS Fulton-Strcei and 6i4 Broadway
Also a above AnderSon'S Bromne Crocus for polishing
steel, the cngravers gunmits, wacaakers KS
ms m
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D ED or GRAY Hair may be changed to a

Up ED or Gray Hair may be changed to a
a. beautiful auburn jet black lnlwo rthrec hours ny
snT bntc of the celebrated Italian Dye II has justly
obtained reputation surprising all others in use
and may used without ee least injury either To ihe mar
tcl. for coornr the hair has deferred many from attempt
nn it, But now this difficulty is removed rs all who have
used the Italian Dye have borne Wiling testimony On us EN-
sacy. For sale by
corner Chanlbers-street.
ABS D. Sands 79 Fulton Gold-sts., 100 Fulton
corner Willan.ss and Sands 4 Co. 81 East Broadway
ME I'm
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SCHOOLS.
and Commercial semina-

FL-it-t1IC-1II dNU CUIIIIIICI If1I .-C'lIItI'1
" r.. 53f Broaiwav.-Nr-JNO. w 5. HO"S respect
fully informs his friend, and the public that or the 1T day
May next. he will remove h Classical and Cornrls-s'a
Dav School from his present residence f Mercer street 70
the spacious and cOmHodous dwelling fou. a5i Broad
way. three doors above Springfield
NJ iow trust, that the reputation be has sustained dur
In, years r. presided over his late establishment
.The Woo.ayvn Institute will render any professions,
the future unnecessary further than 10 assure h!s ret
and The public that the system o! oand practical tu
cation will be continued by big which II has hitherto
beeni conscientious en-avor faithfully 10 carry into
operation For terms, apply Mr.. Ho"s before The ls
MAY al bis residence. 136 Mcrcersree.
y. B. Mr.. IIows will devote portion OF lis leisure time
Instruction OF Adult Classes IN ELocurioS, an 10
Private Tron II the when such may be iiTesrrer
Mr. Hows would especially invite The attention 81 Thee
logical and Lax students the sse: he has adopted for
instruction this important branch liberal education
II OF Mr. lowS make the study OF this Art r1li
development of the MiSD than dry practice o me-
cllanical niles and artificial acGuirerneHts. 40 d.
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- X. BANGS. a. VI, Principal: a. SMITH. Teacher
Of the English and French Languages M>sll Cf l. Ell,
Prcccptress and Teacher of the Ornamental Branches
The Summer Term will open the first Monday in May.
The Principal will be IN Newfork daring the last week IN
April receive applicants and TO accompany bis pupils TO
Saratoga.
Caalo es Circular. will be forwarded 10 those wish
Ing niorInaoninregard 10 terms &c. and communication
for The Principal directed 10 l95 Broadway will receive al
tentjol u2i law6,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-06

" inr Blood Palptation OF the Heart, dangerous
symptoms to rie with Thousands OF lives annually
LOST in this way Every person of intelligence and comnsn
sense knows that these diseases the beginning OF Con
SUMPTION and unless cured prove fatal DR.. Aliens
Ba,am OF IIorehound. Liverwo and Pleursy Root VIII
cure the above diseases We hold ourselves ready and WI
linz 10 prove , statement person who may stand IN
need OF DR.. Aliens BalS,m will call on Dr.. GulON the
49,, ,t j11 Rorrry ml7 #
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NVO PARENTS and Guardian In or
erwisc occupied through the day. the undersigned will IN
future devote the hours from to r A. TO the Instruction
of few young gentlemen, with reference to the duties 81
he ,r.k he object is TO render them familiar with lae
nature of accounts and et;te them to favorable recep-
op I1a ar '''' THOMAS JONES. 1873 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-06

PREPARATORY SCHOOL at Mid
,lletown, Conn, Classical and English Boarding
School for lads The Summer Session VIII commence on
the 18Th OF May Number limited 50; charge $50 per
annum Catalogues and minute information may he 90,
taneI of Rev Henry Chase Nc. 1876 Cherrystreet and OF
G. r. Dsosway, Esq No. lSG Pearl:trect.
D. II. CHASE, A. NJ. Principals
m15 Im+ q CHASE, A. b.
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SCHOOL for Young Ia

MFRS. S. C. REID and Daughter have
ITR removed their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Young Ladies from Faurteen-strect 10 1874 FOurtis,
near the Washington Parade Ground few doors west OF
IcDougal-street
The Spring Term will commence on the goth OF March
Besides the Senior Branch of the Boarding SCHOOL, there Is
also separate Department. exclusively for Children under
the age years. where they will be carefully attended
by respectable lady The srictet attention paid
to religious instruction and the cultivation OF morals.
The Institution is under the entire superintendent OF
Mrs Reid The charges moderate Ihe best OF leach
ers are EMPLOYED. liilo III
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NM ONDERFUL Cure by Rings Cough

XMJ VINDEII-U ID OUIt ny ItII!s . 0otrr'
w Candv.-New-York Feb %, l84l.-".Mr c. H..
RinG-Dcar Sir: A OF gratitude, well as duty 10
Won and suffering community induces to make public
iii YOU think proper the surprising effected by your
Cough Candy. have been suffering with an alarming
cou H. md all The symptoms speedy dissolution seemed
TO vi,aIe s.ver; months during which time
had spent near hundred dollars for different remedies
,onc which gave any permanent relief ] was finally
Induced blythe persnasions OF friend To make trial of yonr
Candy with but little faith in its efficacy but my
prise well that otmy friends, am free from that
Troublesome cough and ENJOY good, il not better health
rhnu have for several Ii any persons doubt the
truth Of The above by ealing ON me at my store No II Pit
street they can have all their doubts removed.
John HOWARD
For sale wholesale and retail by c. H. RING GA Broad
mos I'm
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NEGLECT not your Coughs.--Our
greatest >ut'ern" and caaratieS often grow out OF
our uegcc. A man has ceugh--he ueCecs III shortly
he la, pairs the side or ehest-he negecs Il bye and
y- he raises bloo-hc sends for physician the doctor
tells him he in consumption One bottle OF Dr.. Aliens
Balsam w,ud have saved all this train OF evils LET sose
aborng under coughs get tbs medicine without nelav.
CONSITAIPI ION CURED.-l certify that Dr., Aliens
BaIsam has cured OF this disease
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