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bstore-woald absorb all the profits OF their Ousi-
I1L,t

besore-wouId absorb all the profits OF 'helf 0usi-
ness, and h-ing them In debt.
But the point to which We would direct 'ns
earnest attention IS the general relation OF CAPITA
to Labor, as exhibited in these strikes and con
tan1ons. Must there be ever COLLISION OF iti'e5-
ests between the Head and The Hzncs-1he iia-,
who plans and provides and ne who e1scu'ss
Must there be constant struggle On one 7tue -
get more and on the other to give less .-si'A'=
n that bsscst OF characters, the mere gFos-shoP
politician, chance to step IN between liei'i o.
clare the employer tyrant and oppEessol OF uie
oor set the latter against the former ana e1Ieha
tho consequence and power Of his worthless sell
~ nrotcssing to be the champion OF the " orklng
Men. and 50 carrying them off 10 the support OF
projects and policy hostile to the welfare OF both
employer and employed? These are questions
which demand the attention Of the thoughtful
they ,gil not be put aside. All wages are new
tably bat pp-oximativc-they are not precisely
the amount earned By the worker, but a guess at
IL So lonr as this continues, it viii be ever IN
the power Of the demegogue TO feTncnt heartburn
inys between the employer and the workman loF
his own advantage, as we see attempted IN the
Post. The obvious remedy for this IS some
change in the relation which shall give the laboreT
his due and fixed portion Of the proceeds OF his
labor acting upon The employers capital, render
inr their interest in the success OF the business
obviously and Immediately mutual and conjunc-
tive. and obviatng all possibility of exciting hos,
tility between them Is not this possible Shall
II moi be attempted
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rood men and true al around rs, who are ready
70 arrest the infection of corruption Iees;aoilsh
the laws, and promote purer patriotism through
out the land. The Gays, CARTONS, the Davlses'
the Clt,endens, cum ma.tis aliis, are calmly
waiting The expiration of the present dynasty,
when they VIII be found harnessed for the held
again IN all the panoply Of the campaign OF ~.
| regret exceedingly to learn that Hon. +" Nj
Cosr JOHNSON of Nd. VIII probably decline re-
election to Congress, where he has 50 long dis-
tinruished himself as q statesman and gentle
man. and where his eminent services to his coun-
tn and 10 his constituents have been appreciated
and acknowledged by all who have scrutinized
i,s cor,-ss Yon-s. ALPHA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

SCHOOL ELEcTlcN.-Our Annual Election, un-
der the School Law of 1872 for two Commls-
soners of Schools from each Ward and two In
spcctors and five Trustees for each Ward, VIII
take place on the first Monday in June. Some
feeling is likely to be excited in connection with
it, from the fact that the Officers of the -Four
tecnth Ward have excluded the Bible from the
new School in that Ward.
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I,oter from ST. Thomas.

By the bark j. NJ. Cater, Capt. Dawson, we
have advices from ST. Thomas to the 9th inst.
We are indebted to gentleman on board the
Cater for the following Information:
On the Goth OF April long topsail schooner,
with "a main-topsail, was seen in the neighborhood
Of St Thomas, and was supposed to be OF sus-
picious character. Nothing, however, was known
of her. She was seen at distance, before that,
by number of vessels. On the 18th of April
she was seen again by the British ship Wales,
about 20 miles distant from the Sai Rock, i'll
chase of brig which had Portuguese ensign
flying at the head of her manmast. They were
then about five niles distance from the ship, and
it was near dark, so that no calculations could be
made as to the result of the chase
A British brig went ashore on the breakers to
the westward of st. Thomas, on the 18th ult., in
which there were two men lost; the vessel Will
also probably be a loss. Part Of the cargo has
been landed on the beach. and 'ie rest VIII pro-
baby BIO s~~ot'
Business was not very brisk at ST. Thomas and
freigh,s very plenty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

a SENrExcE-The Delaware Republican states
and found guilty of attacking Jacob Stanhope
with intent to kill The Judge sentenced hlmaS
follows: l hour in the plory, 100 lashes on the
bare back, 2 years and months imprisonment
81 years sold as a servant, and Sl2,O fine.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL
innings IN Philndelphia.
,,,-s,r,,adeeee Of The Ne~.Yofk rnsus..

PHilApELFsII, May Il P "
Md ,,s,c-lIsnt Country Produce Atats=t to-2.y,-
- - superior quality sold a, IS cents per rs
70 cslts pey I'm coed coantry veal sold At. 81,
n,,sd Oar vegetable market srv., sssg
,I,nce, indicate most favorable propc, a.
syery thing IN the vegetables iihe- 49,. -,
s,,y,n>-This mAG had another hsa'tnS eeore IL
,,fainc .i.d was committed ioE faSa ex.u
,,nocrow 1t o'clock Jeha u. t'sae e9arsei e,
irro, B,as eon,ends that Sh.Pmsa >aSed e eoaar
~ fseuis,on from yoas STATS on! DAVID Pal
s counsel for ths prisoner, Tessi' lie Po'a' H ao
'0 Tn r-..ber j., cold ard stormy and b." 'e oH'c
Salfe, F1s !, '[1 Ns1Se !. duh a. M Tbs spa
,,-r and the quantity storing day aeeu'naiAaas FL,
Flour - - - s. -, w.,
SIrs Of aSou, 5000 bushels Pennsylvania Wheel ass.
bs-n effected during the week at % 90 cents
Nol.ssss aid Sugar continue nm,
We had another discracefu diSturo2ice us mccas.;
,..,,,, orr 6rer,er at Sixth and Walnut,streets.
Sumner Lucc,n Fairfield, the mad ineoTiatv pee; en se
arrested i1r burglary ,,
WAS transacted in Stock Market today VII
t;n,,I animation and prices generally had 81 uPN,a
nI..cy Pennsylvania Ewes improved Per cest Ts,
$3.50. 6onds wsre ia request, and the same may oe sasoi
,,, so,ks aad loans. The following sale, o,
5000 Tennessee Bonds, s. per cent. a, Il; 70
,r,-j Ba,k 4! Sf0G0 Wilmington Sizes lisa
10 shar-s Mechanics Bank At Is $500 Penssrrs
-, r;vs 1854 II 10 Is shares Union Bank q Tennessee
20 SoDn ,;ir,r! Bank Notes AZ 81 $1,000 Cincinnati
Si,r. 1880. a, So $4,000 Cincinnati Water WORKS
3 = shares Wilmington Railroad at w
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~ Tic Morning Light" "A Complaint 70 eg-
pt4@ and Killing Isme ali deceit reT'eaIs ossnS"
I'VE have more GOOD aiay s-itetios) hel we 'S
make room for.
M Ha,ja. received several tenders Of Ms Novels ioT
puScaoa the ;,ubIi.ar.. Of the Tribune would make
general reply 10 tar DO not propose TO eteI P2'
Ihat department Of the publishing business o sphere IS
,he u,eui rather than the imaginative md ~ are not pre-
un.cd % al.cE enlaIg. "
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canrt c.1endar-rHr. Day.

= ~ Is 50 20. 81, I6, l., O., III, u 81,
-. r,,Nos.a - % b, 81 81, So Q ;
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VIRGINIA Election.
XIVrH D1sTRIcT-tOfficlal.J
31q. Harrison's. 236

That portion of Barbour county which was taken rom
Harrison and Lewis is attached 10 the llt District anu
that par, formed from Randolph pstof the 18Th District
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" For Ie,,er On Interest on Money, The Comet IN
NE Southern Hemisphere, &c &c, SEE irst Page
7- For Poem By Mrs ZANE, and iarther h-7efNe'
fron CAELfIf's !" Pat end Pre5snt re Last Fase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

TIE SANDWICH IsLANps-We learn from the
Army and Navy Chronicle that advices have
been received from the Sandwich Islands as late
as the oth OF March. On the 25th of February.
IN consequence OF demands made by the British
officers which the King could not or would not
comply with the Islands were conditionally ceded
10 Queen Victoria. Possession was taken of
them the same day by Lord George Paulet COM
manding H. B. n. ship Ca,ysfort and the British
dag holsted under salutes from the fort and ships
u The WeIland Canal was opened On Mon
day, and Is reported to be In fine condition. a
feet OF fifteen schooners cleared from this port
DUNG the past week for various ports on the
Upper Lakes laden with Salt, &c.
[Oswego Palladium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

L EDWIN FoRREsr, the Tragedian. is to de.
liver Fourth of July Grafton before the Free
Trade Association of this CITY.
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y To Printers I'm the Country.-A yoaas
man now at work as Jounleyman Pfinte. IN SsS'lkS
WISHES pe.mane situation country Office TO Wo
NANNY at case. and will be content with moderate '4ss
either by the piece or month He will endeayo' 10 gave
faction 10 his employer Address r. Greeley Editor Of M
Tribune u3
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Srtscrit.s 70 ,fse T tribune who abon, ch4nsins
eif refncs vii !ease leave word this Office, OF send
note through lie Post:t1ffce.
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i CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, worthy son o.
John Quincy Adams, Is to deliver the Fourth Of
July Grafton IN Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

A RAPE. We learn that man, name not
known, came across u girl about II years old,
passing over marsh near Canandaigua, and
violated her person. Being in lone place, her
calls for assistance were III vain; but as soon as
she escaped and made known the violence done
her, several men started III pursuit. and succeeded
IN arresting the scoundrel, who was lodged IN lad'
Roch. ADV.
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S,Nps's s.E,ApARiLl,Health is the choicest blessing
heaven confer man. comparison 10 which all Woiqy
treasures sink into nothing and nsig6cance he royal r9oe
u pflGces cannot compare with the ruddy hne OF hsah-
Thousands suerng from diseases that have reduced thet 70
atotal wreck might by proper treatment and the use Of e
right medicine entife regain their health Diseases ha'ms
their vitided secrctons inflammation oil mucous
tunors chronic rheumatisms. sciac lum6aso scIoa
kings evil salt reum, bes BARRIERS itch, and similar d
will be- safely and eecuay cured by The OF saadsS
Sasapara which has been used in many thousand edse'
with complete success. .
For particulars advertisements in this and Other q"
papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail and for eSpo:aon
By A b. SANDS 4 Co.. Druggists, (Gronlt- bulidilsta
213 Broadway Of ChamJers-stree Sew.Yofk soa
also By A B. D. Sands 70 Fulton-s, and II East Boaa"sy
Ousinal documents may be seen our store.
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A COMMON CoLD.-I should b- remembered many danger:
Gus complaints often arise from what i termed cohSa
cold cough Is always evidence that some inpurl} 20
lodged IN the lun2s which if speedily removed whi
rItate those delicate produce disease
iammaon OF The lungs, which all know IS the hish i'
20 consumption.
"nsht Indian Vegetable Pills certain to cary on Se
prevent all evil consequences .om catching cold - 4
t-y purge from the body those mormd humoFs, "l.ch'
lodged IN the lungs, the ctu5- o! coughs dihcnnJ
orrathnY, consumption and other dangerous ccmpla ats
From three 70 sIH OF said Indian Vegetable Pills. srnr's
nIsh 90 gong 10 bed " in short time. not only is zen
the mos; obstinate cold but the body will BE- restored 70 %
souader health than before virgins Indian Vegetable fn
Also ald asd improve digestion, and partly the 0looe ia
drive disease Of every name from the body
Ones devoted exc "sTey the sale Of the naeflene:
"holesais aHd retail, no 233 Gree1wct.eet, Se".Io%h
No 1913 Tremonstreet Boston; and No. 100 Racesuee fs
adel pttia.
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Lost-Cne day las, week 500 on the h.sII III,
les Bank Of this city Whoever will return the same 70
2thce or 10 Rev WN S. BALCH 50 AmosstIee s es,.
literally rewarded f2J NIL y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

C o. H. BROWNING of Quincy, I'll. is the
Wing candidate for Congress IN the y,h District.
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CoMmUNcArios.To the Editors Of The TRIBUNE pei pei
Slr manufacturer OF fireworks aud oil The lSn aptn
1s badly burned and injured by the bursting Of SOM
sky rockets while charging them The explosion WY ~
great that blew the roof from the house. the Powd: ss
face and hands and njunng me so badly that feared &c
ing LAID p for long time aad perhaps benS able 70 ey
tinnr business had previously used some OF w
Magical Pam Extractor for similar accident with great sue
cess aud thought would try asain and Immediately ssa
TO Slessrs. C0mStock CO. Cor the article, and 10 tne M
surprise OF all who ulew me- we'll myself WIS N 'ht,e
dty BY The n, OF H. pehrctly we'll and II one Tsk * ~
about my business again feel II my duty 10 state h 70 IA
pnbc, that al may know of this valuable remedy 'h9ua
they 50 unfortunate 70 be burnt in any way
Broadway. y. F. BUNDf
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ALLEpGKp MURDER CASE liP iowN.-Coa.
siderable excitement was raised in our community
this morning by a report that Matthew Berry, an
lrishman. had murdered his wife IN most shock.
mo- manner Berry. who was very much intc1.
Gated. was taken INTO custody. coroner's in.
quest was held on the body thus morning. Dr.
Miller. who was called to examine the body
stated that he discovered no marks of violence on
her. and grave it as his opinion that she died of an
,Doplectic fit. Verdict accordingly.
Berry was very much intoxicated, and is still
in DURANGO under charge Of murder. lie will
have his examination this afternoon, when he is
more sober. than at the present writing Wethnk
il not unlikely that he has been the cause OF bis
wi!e's death, Notwithstanding the verdict OF the
coroncr's iurg. She was found lying near the door
of the house where she and he lived, IN the upper
part Of the city, near the Mill Bridge, her body
and face very much dIscolored, Berry was loant
in one of the rooms of the house perlccty stupid
with liquor, and exclaimed, on being taken INTO
custodv-''I IN poor mlstortunate mani vc
lost nv woman" He is said to be bad iel.
lew, and his wife has frequently left HIM ltwas
necessary to secure him before he could be taken
to prison, although, as we have stated, IN liquor
Providence Chronicle, May 10.
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u We are farther and constantly indebted to
Mcssrs. ADAMS & Co. for the earliest Eastern
advices.
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u We learn from the Law Reporter that
Judge sToRy's health has greatly improved and
that he has relinquished his intention of visiting
EuroDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

The ATTORNEY which appeared in the
Knickerbocker, written by J. 7. IRVINE, and
which acquired wide popularity, has been
published IN the cheap pamphlet form by Mr..
JoHN ALLEN, l39 Nassau-street. in two well
printed pamphlet-volumes. This work, III the
cheap form, cannot fail of an extensive circula-
tlon
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~ Persons wishing To .Db.csit4 for The IKiEvsf n
PniLADzlrg and adjoining Districts vii De '.fo re-
sua.iy every day on arrival Of tie at u cioe Hooa
al the low price Of % per month, bj se'ins t nai
,~;tb n. .dsry,sd singh copies two cents. The Work
~ T,;b,,e n4r IA r, cspts. T. W. CARR.
= Forum Oiice Phiiz1elphs.
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BASKErrr STORIES. =" Harry Franco, in
the first OF a series of Bankrupt Stories has
given US the first part of The Haunted Mer-
chant, with engravings'; tale that attracted SO
much attention in the Knickerbocker. Mr. John
Allen, l39 Nassau.street is the publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

NJ TIE FAREWELL CONCERT of Mrs. Sutton,
last evening, was one of the most successful oil
the season, both IN the numbers of the audience
and the merit of the performances. Mrs. sutton
seemed determined to surpass her previous best
efforts, and III iirr artas displayed remarkable
power, cxpressian and execution. Mr. Bley's
brilliant variations on the violin excited universal
wonder and applause ); and Messrs. Martini, Schar-
ienberg, Couchee, Aupick, &c. contyibutely large
II to the general enjoyment of the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

u The RAINBOW, No. X. is embellished with
fine view Of Lake Pepin, and is full of pleasant
reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

Canton MattinSs OF superior GsaitYii ,n,ee
received by the ship Mary Ellen. from Canton, al ~
OF Ill 81 and 63 Whit Canton Matnss, Of Go"gus he
ebatd manufactur. Manufactured 10 order expressly i
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The STOLEN TREASURY NOTES.-The Wash.
;ng,on correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, under
date of Nav ID. SAYS: =" The excitement OF tho
last week has nearly subsidized, and this beautiful
day we are enjoying quite calm. DoWden a''
been dismissed from his Office IN the lrcasaly
Department, and the investigation is now sus
pended until the June term OF the CRIMINAL .oaa'
when and where he will be arralgned to answer
to the charges agains. him. The trial viii D
one of intense interest
Deputy Marshal Harper has left US Tor your
city and Philadelphia, to obtain conveyance BY
sea. to New. Orleans. He will return shortly. 1t
has been suggested that ii he makes the Journey
by land, rescue will be attempted
The warrant from Judge McCaleb also con-
tains the name of Marsh Holiday, supposed to be
about 80 or 81 years of age, of small stature
1t is believed that Holidays part of the business
was the alteration ST the notes, and that he has,
or knows where good part of the spoils may Be
found He is not yet taken. Would 1t not Be
well for all who hold Treasury Notes to report the
amount of the same, and from whom they oe
tanned them, to the Secretary of the Treasury I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

- Miss Dafin: the Enchanrres PeaIe's Dlnsea1 I'd
popular Dsaru gives his limitations Of b" ,esI.
Forrest admirable style BendsIis comic songs a cl,y
lent. C-ritos dancing exquisite. Ths Picture od
Performances and all for one shiLling.
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Of magnificent Paris il would be Gem Tom Thumb lass a.
rved from his splendid Southern He is the mosl
LeIal curiosity Of is age and probably Of The word
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quarter day, the carriers OF this Post have been
unable to find many Of the parties to whom let
tiers are addressed, and which now remain I'M
claimed at the Office in the Park. We are re-
quested to make known this fact, and with view.
of preventing any difficulty hereafter, the Post
master has ordered a " Registry of Removals" to
be kept and is ANXIOUS to receive advice Of every
change OF residence, Through any of the branch
Offices with the number OF the house and name
OF the street, &c, and on all occasions when
sending letters by this Post, the public are called
upon 10 have both these essentials to prompt de-
livery distinctly written on the address.
u THE FOUNTAIN in the Park, we understand
PLAYS from ? 10 3 o'clock every afternoon. The
examination Of the aqueduct has beeen completed
and the water will be again introduced as fast as
possible In consequence, however OF the great
waste from the street hvdrants. over which the
Commissioners have no control the full head of
water cannot be had, and the Fountain therefore
appears to much less advantage than usual. As
possible it will be permitted TO play through
the day.
u II. w. HlLLl.Rp, American Charge 10
Belgium, sailed on Tuesday in the Stephen
Whitney
Hon VIM. Henry Dangerheld, the late Sccre-
tary of the Treasury of Texas, went gu, passen
ger in the packet-ship Silyie dc Grasse en- Tues
day as Texan Charge de Atfaires to the Neither
lands.
INp,AN,.-Whig nominations for Congress IN
addition to those hitherto announced With
District, E. w. McGAuGHEy Nth, Judge XII
GoRE. The Locos have nominated john w.
Davis formerly Member in the With; John
Petit IN the With, and Andrew Kennedy {of
the late House in the Xth.
u The Bunker Hill Monumen, Celebration,
on the 18th OF June, being the sixty-eighth ami
versary of the battle,} will be great affair
DANIEL. WEBSTER delivers the Grafton John
Tyler and suite are to be present Gov Morton
bears part, and all the New England Governors
are invited The procession will form on Boston
Common and march to the Monument.
Il Hon. JOHN NJ. Niles Z. S. Senator elect
from Connecticut, has suffered 50 keenly Of late
from domestic affections and pecuniary Iuverscs
that he is expected to resign his seat
j. The Old School and New School portions
of the Presbyterian Churches of the United States
commence holding their General Assemblies In
Philadelphis to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

u D. Appleton & Co. have just published
Part Sixth Of CooLEY's American in Egypt
This completes the work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

u THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY Magazine for
May has been issued by Mrs. Mason. 1t con-
tains articles on sydney Smiths Works, Gisguets
Memoirs, Peel and Gulzot, Ecclesiastical Archi-
lecture, &c. SC. THIS is capital work, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

Cousrsr RESIDENCE MAR Newly oRK.-The Pliss :.
'e,tised 10 let in Bergen y. J-reference TO T. b.
man, American Institute, the Parks recou'msacsa
the attention Of hose who seek wealth aad enoyn'sat WA
economy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

ny 1sIw;.2u. 0ooosits the City Hall
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j. The Old School and New School portions
of the Presbyterian Churches of the United States
commence holding their General Assemblies IN
Philadeiphis to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

II Hon. JOHN N. Mics, U. S. Senator elect
from Connecticut, has suffered 50 keenly Of late
from domestic affections and pecuniary severscs
that he is expected TO resign his seat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
$1,000 REWARD.

The above reward has been oHefed and i
/ row renewed toaE indefinite lenglb of time, 10
any ole, professional on private, s;io MIN sto,y
10 the satisfaction of twelve resnecSabtc I'M.
zens. thstDr. Duncan,s Exocctorsnt remedv
failed 10 doeail that the proprietor rlaf.rd I,
woulddo
The a5ova medicine. is recommended for Con.
sumption colds. coughs, bronchitis. snilting 81
blood, difficulty Of breathing, pam intbe stle
Breast and chest ,.whoopiag cough. aoa an ,,is3
eases OF the LIVER q Lungs, as being Inc best re-
meds exsani, entirely free Of opium Grils spiyit.
nal preparations, which is the main ingredient
in the numerous Qlack nostfants forced UPON.
the community by u1principled persons, regard.
less Of the great injury they should ksow-such
mixtures aiwass produce. Dir. Dpncans ES-
Pectorant Remedy i entirely free ol egiun. ana
All other violent narcatics, and may beyased VITA
perfect safety By al under any circumstances.
&z~price 81 per ooltla.