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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17

Death! what Is il when freed from It's terrorsF 10
the good it can have no real terrors what theh Is
death! Ii is only the entering upon liie'-he Po'"'
nj v hich life beuins That which is mortal dles'
our bodies which are but "the houses we live m
die then new life begins-a life Of The SOUL when
can never end for the soul can never die NO one
can know how soon death may overtake them; or,
rother no one knows how the spirit will take its
fight TO another life. You, reader may now be IN
the full bloom of health, sharing in all that make
this life desirable s. happy you, and probably with
as fair prospect before you Of long and peaceful
life as any person earth expect to have
While you are so richly blessed, it should be the first
duty with you and with every one, from the Oldest
to the youngest TO make it their highest and constant
endeavor to be virtuous, amnhc, kind niicctlonate-
in word TO be good; for you you will not
much fear to die. To tho good, death is stripped OF
its tcrrors and rather pleasant messenger,
TO conduct them to a higher, purer life. They are
comlorted, sustained, and encouraged by the Chris
tian's hope, that after death they shall be united
again with the virtuous, the good, who have gone be-
fore them to the presence Of their Heavenly Father,
are ing their rich blessings of his celestial man
sion, and the bliss which, in his infinite presence,
flows from his boundless love and his uncensng
smiles.
Are there any who will not strive to perfect their
happiness, by cuvating those affections and vtues
which will lead their hearts TO just conception Of
their duties TO their Father in heaven, and also
deavor to improve to the utmost, every means which
God has given them, for bringing TO perfect maturity
that gem Of goodness and holiness which he has
benevoonty implanted in the breast of every living
intelligent creature
AS can tell how they may be called to
part with all that is dear in this life, and follow those
who and dear to them here, but who have
been called TO their eternal rest let each live in
what remains to them of this life, as though they
were conscious there is life TO which there il no
end ,-the life Of the soui that when they shall have
finished their course EARTH their other life may be
spent with all the disciples Of the blessed Savior in
his home in heaven, and in the presence Of God, the
friend and Father of ALL Youths MEDALLION.
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VI o Eli iS v ApprO G d
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL


USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS.
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
'HNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
~ is believed 10 be dcscrvedy the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs colds
asthma or i'hthlslc, consumption, whooping cough,
and Pulmonary affections ofevery kind.
Extracts from Certifcaies.l
DR. Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, N. II. writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam is
valuable medicine. having been used with complete
success in cases (which had previously resisted the
most approved prescriptions
Dr. Truman Ahel, of Lempster N. H., writes
that he confidently recommends its use in all COM
plants of the chest, equal if not superior to any
other medicine within his knowledge.
DIR. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
rellef, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam to have had the desired effect and recon-
mends it as safe, convenient and cifcacious medi-
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Connereits or limitations, which have partial.
ly or wholly assumed the of the genuine srti-
Gle
% Be'assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both OF the written signatures Of SAMPSON REEu
or WIN. N CUTLER, are found attached TO a vel
low label on blue envelope Can labels Of and af.
ter The date of Dec 1889, will have the written sig
nature OF VIM. Jon'n Cutler Prepared by REED.
WING &CUTLER (ate Low & Reed) Whole
sale Druggists, sd Chatham street, Boston. and sold
by Druggists, Apohecares aud Country Merchants
generally. Price SO cts.
Sold by Luther Jewet st. Johnsbury. 2S4yl.
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LEON OF TRaE DAY.

To the citizens Of the United States and the Cana.
das is respectfully submitted this Directory to the
means for Iegaining TINT which has been partially,
and in some instances. totally lost.
What blessing should he priced above that of health
and who knows better how prize the blessing than
those who have been deprived ot II IT is All old ad
age, (and one that contains wise njunction,) lin a
time OF peace, prepare tuI war;. We would in time
OF health prepare for the attacks of that steahy foe
Disease. III would lie wisdom 10 observe hts move
menrs, 10 well the form in which he approx hes
and then TO meet him with those means which are
calculated TO effect their overthrow. Those means
now before this enlightened aud intelligent com.
munty. They accessible to the poor as well as
fch and trust those who regard the Constitution Of
man one of the finest specimens of Divine work
manship. and the laws by which the system is gov
erned and directed originating in no other than ia
the councils OF heaven, will far obey the iniunc-
tons of the latter as provide the best safeguard for
the former.
It is with the most 1attering recomme ndaons sub
serlbed 10y the most eminent Medical Gentlemen, not
only In This country but also in Europe, that offer
this valuable Medicine 10 this American people.
Time and a full opportunity for fair and impartial
trial have placed the Lion of the Day beyond the
brand of imposition, humbug quackery, &c.
This pill Is composed otextracs of nine parts of the
vegetable kingdom, (heng entirely free of any drug
of deeterious nature,) and adapted particularly to
cleansing Of the stomach blood q the various sccre
tons of the human system, bilious Fevers Choc
Piles, Fever and Ague Jaundice, scarlet Rash, Dys-
pepsia Heartburn Cosvcness, Asthma, and liver
Complaint have been cured by using these Pills ac-
cordng to the direction accompanying each box
IL is not intended that this medicine is a cure for
all Diseases to which the hnman system is liable.
Many efforts have been made to compound Med
icine which would cure all Diseases, but have G.iled
Those diseases enumerated above within the power
OF those Pills and sure cure relief is warranted.
Price, IS and 373 cents per box.
AGENTS-Baker 81 Judrvine, s. Hardwick: Far
mers & Mechanic CO. & 5. Blake, Sutton. l. I'rnlI
Newell 81 lde, Burke J. M. Hoyt & Co. & l.. R
Brown Lyndon; J. Flint, Morrill, 81 nkin ST Johns
bury; M'MiIlan 81 Eastman. DanvIlle Edwards and
Mansfield, Walden; |. Cutting. Walden; Chandler
d Brown, Farmers & Mechanics, Pcacham; p M
Paul, Groion; j. Jewett & Co. j. A. Parks & Co
Barnet; Fairbanks & Arlington, A. ]. Bailey, Wa
erford, and in this place. l.. JEwETT.
C. q. CORLISS, travelling Agent. 279yI
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ASSignee's Sale.

pY virtue Of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy. is.u-
A1 ed out of the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Vermont, vesng in the several
and joint estates of the bankrupts ms therein set
forth, and 10y the Order of said Court | will sell al
public auction, at The Inn of Geo. f. Holmes, in
Lunenburgh on the 24lh day of January ls43, at
o'clock, r. NJ sundry notes and accounts, Choses in
action, the assets of Ralph fright.
ALSO,
AT Guildhall, at the Inn Of A.. s. Emery on the
25th day of January 1913, at o'clock =. NJ sun
dry Nolcs, accounts and Claims Chooses in action
the assets Of Isaac Cummings
REUBEN G. BENTON, Assignee.
December 80, 1912. 2S3w3
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HANNAH WELLS ESTATE

N|E. the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trlct OF Orleans, ommssioners to receive examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all persons.
against the estate Of Hannah Wells, late of Barton
III said District deceased and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the day of the date hereof being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. do therefore hereby give
notice, that will attend to the business of our an
pointment. at the dwelling of Daniel Smith, in Bar
ton, in said District, the first Monday of a phil
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on said day.
Dated, this Goth day Of November, A. d. ls42.
DANIEL SMITH, }
WIN. p. MAY, Commissioners
JOS. F. BROWN, 9ssws
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Chairs !! Chairs !!

VHNHE subscribers have for sale n prime assortment
IL of Cane Bottom DINING CHAIRS latest
style; large and small ROCKING CHAIRS; also,
COMMON plank bottom CHAIRS. Those in want
Of Chairs will do well look at ours before purchas
ing elsewhere. SHEDD & JEWETT.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. 8, lSA2. 276f
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Concord Railroad.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TNHIS Road VIII he opened to the public for trans
a. porta,ion uf passengers and merchandise on &
after Monday Sept. H. lS42 Passenger trains duly,
Sundays excepted, in connection with the of the
Nashua and Lowell AMI Boston and Lowell Rail-
roads as follows, viz
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester, Concord, and
intermediate places AT - NJ. III a Nj. and Al p NJ.
Leave Lowell at s | . a N, IL Ia p NJ 81 5 3 M
do Nashua Ia M, - & 6 l-2
do Manchester 10 II, / p 81 IA p NJ
or immediately The arrival of The cars from Boston
do Concord for Manchester. Nashua Lowell and
Boston at 4 81 A NJ. 10 l , AN d I'D p NJ.
do Manchester 10 ~, IL Ia An d 3 4 p NJ.
do Nashua LIAM, IL | AM 81 IA NJ.
DO Lowell 7l-4AM, PM&5 Pm.
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from Concord
Way passengers taken and left at Hooksett, Goils
Falls, Reeds Ferry, Thornton's, anl the usual stop
ping places on the Nashua ami Lowell and Boston
and Low ell Railroads.
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Bank of Orleans.

'ANHE Stockholders Of the Bank of Orleans are
~ hereby notified to meet at the Inn of Sabn KEEL
lam. ~ lrasburgh on the second Tuesday of Janua-
ry' is43, at one o'clock, P. M. for the purpose of
Cecting Directors of said Bank for the wear ensupo
GEO. q. WEST, Cashier
Irasburgh. 20 Dec. 1912 2s3w3
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Youths Department.
II ii E d E AID ALIVE,

TIL DEAD ALIVE.
"Thou hast gone hence, our brother!
Our early friend farewell
For purer life! thou'st left us now
On this wide earth to dwell
Oh! tell our fair young sister,
That rose cut down in spring;
That yet our gushing souls fill'd
With lays she loved to sing.
Her soft deep eyes look through our dreams,
Tender and sadly SWEET
Tell her hearts within us burn
Once more with her to meet''
If any of the young readers of the Medallion have
ever lost brother asister by DEATH they can per
haps in some degree sympathize with others who NAV
meet with like afliction; and they have doubtless
realized the grlefwhich accompanies such dispen-
saon of Providence.
But yet all must meet this sad messenger sooner
or later: and none can escape, why should his
coming be looked upon with SO much fear and dread?
True, those who were SO fondy loved, and whose
society contributed so much happiness to those to
whom they were endeared by the strongest and ten
derest ties of nature, have been called away; vet
they are not dead They have gone from earth, but
they still live and will continue to live an unendnp
life. The body only dies and returns to dust. bpt
the everything soul, that which is life ITSELF the spir-
1t, returns to Him who gave it place on earth
Yes
"God has but call'd back his own
Hence has the spirit flown
To earth but lent.
We trust thou will,
Kind Father in that hour
When we shall lose all power,
Sustain still.
Parent Divine!
Hear, hear our supplant breath,
Keep in life and death
Thine, only thinel"
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A PIOUS RES TON

never loved those salamanders, that
well but when they are in the fire of contention.
will rather suffer thousand wrongs than offer one
will suffer hundred rather than return one: will
suffer many ere complain Of one, and endeavor to
right it by contending have found, that to
strive with my superior, is furious; with my equal
doubtful; withmy inferior, sordid, and base with any
and full of unquetness
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N D Il IL e!
TY SON FURNACE

HONTlNUE 10 manufacture a great variety Of
" TO = E & n OIL Low " "A E.
and every description of Castings usually made at
Cupaio Bias. Furnaces.
Having purchased the right for making and ven
ding Spauldings patent circular llue for elevated
ovens and adapted il 10 their
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17

The MORNING and Eyenng Trains connect with
the cars of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Passen-
gers can be conveyed between Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Andov.r. Ha>eihilI Exeter, Dover, Potts
mouth. Portland. &c.
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave Concord
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted. The Company
are prepared 10 transport Goods and Country Pro-
duce which may be sent to their Depot in Concord
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class, 81 90 per
1000 pounds. Live Stock, Carriages, Furniture,
Slaves, Heading, Hoop Poles Lumber, Ship Timber
and Granite at specific prices. Terms of Frcghling
Cash invariably on delivery of the Goods. All
goods and merchandise will be u, tho risk of the
owners while in the Company's Store Houses.
By order If the Directors,
275y2 ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasurer
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

4 N view of the general depression of prices in al
N most all kinds of goods, the subscribers hav
concluded upon the following reductions IN the
prices of their Cooking Stoves
No. |. Improved Diving Flue Stove, $4,000
No.2, do do do do S25 90
The well known character of these Stoves, as
regHrds convenience, durability, and general adup
tatiou to kitchen uses, will render them al these
prices as cheap cheaper than any other kind in
use. T.. d Il. FAIRBANKS & co.
ST. Johnsbury, Oct. q, lSl2. 273,f
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Ee-sRnprovCd Yankee Notion
g. OOEA NC STOV

OVER lhe same 10 tile pubic.
All persons Infringing upon said patent hy p,nd
ing using will be promptly DrOsscuted-our
rights viii be maintained.
This Improvement MS viii readily he seen on in
speron, obs laies The objection To elevated ovens
on account of giving out into excessive heat
being 50 combined with the oven that at pleasure
the heat Is diverted FROM the oven into separate
Hue which discharges IL INTO the escape pine with
out bringing IL in contact with the large surface
oven as III the old k,nd.
The oven is so placed upon the stove as not TO
interfere in the slightest degree with he boilers as
IN other elevated oven stoves. The back Gre room
makes il one al the best
SUM NJ Err SIOV YES
ever invented This will do all the cooking, &C.
l"r common sized family II is capable of heat
ing too 0oiIe's, or frying, broIling and baking at
one aud the same time more c0nr1 nieHt'v and
promptly, with less fuel and in less time ;han anu
SiOUe or SHmmtr failure furnaces on ton Of anu
H0re IN use. Thus it wIll do without giving out
heat To cause the slightest unpleasant schsa,uu tn
a lady in dog DAYS. Ironing can he done with
great dGspa'ch, sad irons very perfectly heated
at once, placed in Rat heater over said back fire
room.
There are many good things EMO, ed by those
using tins Kind of stove over their neg hbors usinr
other kinds and il is confidently believed by good
Judges wh" have used it TO combine more g0od quai
Hies than any stove in market. Wuhal il is SIM
Pile and not liable get out OF order il ,n,H not
burn out, there being inside plates
ALSO, FORSALE
the we'll known EOOLSONS IMPROVED
Cook ing stove:
Farmers and Mechanics Cooking Stoue:
Heycdrd s. Fishers do do
.Nt,O Ern-eterdted oven do do
Pdrlor Cookng-t,oo boilers and oren,
TYSON P.aRLOR IMPROVED, for 1912,
Termoni PCrlor,
Bon s Sir plate Stores, all sizes, new patterns
ii o l. l. WV ARE,
Cautdron and POTASH Ketties-ne,o patterns, to
sn'' northern markets. Fire dogs, oven aud arch
mouths, fire frames,
L o u g II S g. CULTIVATOR TEETH
CaSILNGS, and the same ready for use
CART and Wagon Boxes, all which, with n,anu
"fher "'hefes, may DO found at Tyson Furnace De-
pot, N"aodary. W or at the Furnace.
Having large stock aud being DESTROYS 10 do an
active business they will sell on favorable terms
Tor g0od pay or paper. The subscriber most re-
specially asks the continuance of the patronage or
former customers Of the Tyson Furnace, and a cali
or orders from all who wish to purchase. All or.
ders tor the above, any kind of mill geerng or
other castings. and other matters connected with
our business, addressed to the subscriber at Newbu
ry, VT, will receive prompt attention..
JOHN DUNBAR. Agent.
Newoury, w., sept. "a, 1912. 271m6ep.
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A. wv % Cd a. = % m =.

e a y s5 o s&y
4 ST Door North Of FARMERS " MECHAN
n ICS' Store up Stairs.
Latest New York and London Fashions lust re-
ceIved.
ALL GARMENTS MADE BY HIM WAR
RANTED TO FIT.
ST. Johnsbury COn,re, April,1s42 25Ot
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1000 OIIars Es ward

WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro-
w duce better compound for family than
the GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLS. Sly led
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Stand of Stand

viii % ho S stand and the right stand wis.,
II ls not generally known NJ, ,b 1"n''act. Pe%o"
work formerly caried on bv ,"oI the shop Tio%ian
tor making Sash, Blinds and Do D","es r Rsm."n
~, and W IL hereafter be carried ' W, has been may
ches by the Subscriber. ''' ." In all Its L r"N
Any customer wishing for rood ., vs."
enable price wall please To c. Sp'' work at Ina,
my customers to the workman g. ~lI not r, %
I,ss, large assortment OFF, by 3, .a 70 the Wct
cms.ern"s ana cherry sash of any J J@so on hand
made per order ''ahogeny 6IhN1
! will receive n good work ho
for The above work, presented 'o". IN e1chn,,
81 Johnsbnry, April %, 1912. 80 RAMSAY,
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HAVE YOU A STOVE 2

HAVE YOU A STOVE?
VHNHE subscribers now prepared to offer TO the
IL public large assortment of s YES,
such MS
The Re'ImprOved Yankee Notion,
TWO SIZES.
There are many good things enjoyed by those us
ing this kind of Stove their neghbors using 9TH
er kinds, and II is confidently believed ny good judges
who have used 1t to combine good qualities than
any other Stove in the market
ALSO, ron SALE, TYSON PARLOR, SIZES;
VERMONT PARLOR, and all sizes of
BOX STOV YES.
We offer the above Stoves on Car and liberal
terms, CALI ANpsR
STOVE PIPE, of several sizes, made from the
best of English and Russia Iron-conslan,ly kept on
hand. CHANDLER 81 BROWN
Peacham, Oct 20, lS42. 276m3
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III IL "A L. Il ID is the grc,1c.,>.
all Earthly RIcsAin~n Of

" Importance I" Scotch anil oiher ,.tu.
IVA fellow counIrymen, | have the o, o'",'"'
'A ing surrounded hy vast number Of v"r b.
ny OF you know the honor that was con,o: yOI' NE
me IN Scot and from the unspcakabIe ho,., upon
thousands received from my Vegelnbc p'1 ."|s 'Sa
passed eycry other medicine. few mOph ,s' w. W.
elapsed since offered them to the public here NV IN
increasing demand is beyond what ancpa,,a ~ ~
ny nave sa'd to me that they never had mcJr S a.
equa' term' having devoted IA years to The D,",,
a''on OF Vegetables hope by strict atenoo r ;"
it share of public patronage. The n;'' "nT
raned as being composed of valuable bo% " d'e war.
judiciousIy combined which on trial will uIu FOOLS
eiticacious as any Offered To the public pOe
wv GPuAESN,S woo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
DR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WELD CHER * u
Y2J Fulton-street.

IMPORTANT CAUTlON.-The Public shou
4 bear in mind that II is DR.. WlSIARS BALSAM or
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which are published every palt OF the country and not The
articles or similar that occasionally pulled into
Temporary notice Those be good but we know nothing
- LrT syrRy Man WoM.S CHiIp read the f"
o this medicine let them 10 25 tuonstre- ana see e
With numer other etmonias OF like CHARACTER
WArrRyIlLY, Oneida Co. y. } Sept ID S!i-
Dear SIR owe il 10 the afflicted noln You that IN an
,st was attacked by very violent coid caused Dy
working in the water which settle my hugs II was
c9mried by very severe Tin Ia my ssce e" ali the
medical ali IN our village but after syauStng their skill TO
no avail thry pronounced my disease ceSfl s9H
SUMPTION aud they and all sGre me ~, 70 cts. Al
much persuasion, cot the consent ct my 70 I m
Balsam of Wild Cherry prepared by Dr. Nlslar. Ia
chased o the Agent in our place bette before using a
which began 10 gain strength and II was very e'teh
growing. have used tIse bottles aud GIN restored I"
perfect health This result is alone owIns TO Inc use o. ~
W,srAs Bllsam of Wild Cherry; and tahe thiS melhoa m
giving You The incrmation partly 10 pay the aeat o. @
tude owe and pary that others similarly ac'eo n
know where to apply i9r relief 1,uvss.GE
Nr PALMER Druggist under date of Wa,erville, Sept
81, 1873, writes:
The given ron by Mr. Jonas Sage well known
10 be true By THIS g6os e9e@lry |, certalnly was mo
Yours, Tespsc;iuly, D. D. PALMER
Let the afflicted call and certificates Thes PROV
coIcluslyey that THEY they the ftShi
medicine Be sure and Get DR.. Wisa,'s Balsam OF " ia
Cherry. BerGrc Qf limitations
This Basl al affections OF the lungs ard liver. such
bleeding ct The lungs bronchitis asthma of 10 70 years
standing, crogp, obstinate the chest SIDE &C.:
" Sold ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, 1875 FULTON,
corner of Nassau; Dexter Albany; Go1ham. NewHavsn;
EN- and Eastern States.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

CHANGE or FoRTuNE.-A Mr.. Dominic Won
Nader of Halifax Nova Scotia received Information iasr
week tla, he mad become entitled fortune Of tl1 OOO Per
annum by a decease of relative in Europe. When tie
,vs reached him. lie employed in shovelng heap of
Goals INTO his cellar Mr. Won Malder had resided III that
city for many wears and earned livelihood ougEeyuan
painter lQueoec Mercury.
IL Mr. Allen, Deacon of the Second Baptist
Church in Providence thrown from his carriage on Mon
d morning and instantly killed Two other gentlemen,
the carriage the time somewhat Injured,
bur not dangerously.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
WHOLE NO. sI7.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTuALITY on THE
sl5 MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

g Sy!vania Associatton.-Qt1s No u
Pins third Open from 10 10 u A Nj. Information
cheeriuy giYeu The Constitution given. iyi0 If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

u Health, Quiet. and Comfort-The Gr4
ham or 63 Barcayseet, New-foIk profers adv stases
stopping DAYS weeks the city, such
are rarely offered 1t eglby located clean and
very the business Part OF the city, snd the I'M
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings. IL,
apartments and while It's table supplied
with best Vegetables and Fruits that ha procured!
cudng entirely Animal Food and simuaIts Of all kinds
Charges Moderate aud every effort made 10 nde Boares
street, jy25 Il