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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-19
Hotels and Restaurants.
ST. us TEL,

5 T. LO us TEL,
Commercial ST., Nevada.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Il inform the citizens Of Nevada and vicinity. that
he has leased the above well-known establishment
situated on Commercial street Nevada and will give
his undivided attention TO the comfort of his guests
The Building is a Fire Proof Brick,
two stories high, the Rooms commodious and well
ventilated and for convenience not surpassed by any
Hotel in the mountains.
DS- THE TABLE ga
Will always be supplied with every luxury TO be OBJ.
tanned in the market,
Travellers and others visiting Nevada, win find at
the ST. LOUIS, all the conveniences and comforts OF
FIRST. CLASS HOTEL.
List OF Prices
DO1rG' per wees. -.''....'...'s..,.''s' ...,"$6OO
lSoaIu anu LOGGING 90
Sihse meaiS 90
h"uSihS per hlBul. l..'...-.,.. ...t......,.....b DO
BY constant attention to the wants of his guests.
the proprietor hopes TO merit a liberal pa .ronage
Nevada, July %, 1861. J. VANDERIIETH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
lailna5ntr.Iliatnter
TERllA oE 20 vERFIsisG.
ruBvI soub LENGS o. SoStANER. CoS oIT De1, lOA
LIIIE HlIEA sgEAEl.

- IN Ai Nufttll Vtlii3e ne apNVt fale4
a5-tsAlit AltSSihinE ~ ItAsshatIs Terms, AtrnF.
,ig y the starq YeCupi apd ths RHbsFVf changes
niidt.
AlA1ysTillsnsnfAt tuah tEA,Isisnt peFanRaoF ,tfans
sFN " In pdtd NJ il atniHn.
gusiDPs cAHi' p0' uSsr.iinz nVs lihsA Op-EysaS,
NJ n fgT ~ uluitha. but hE AaFisr psriod nalhlug
VII ho rpanted le.s than = eluaTu. sff
Tie pTtVilslT n Annual tdvprilug Il limitvd 70
tha AdVvltilstVi Oun lmmtdbua hudnsa5; and Ill
ADVERTISEMENTS fuT the haatiit gT otter pSnna -
Nsli = ~ isuAi Ais4IsTit1BttIhs l lI,sallais
~ ailllh lll fIli qli-,tos sgBHtl By them muSs
10 Utid loF y IN asullslisa
aa-AdvtulseinOntA nOt accompanied Sith vdtis.,
llrpetiol'. v b lH,sitSd uuiil lOEbd Nud charged
aceguiiaAS,
NptiCss Or Political Nssting to b charged In all
cAsNa " fall FRtOa-
NgraEpp, Svticrspf fPunSralSApd alh7scemsals
oi AfRtaDA.- On cSath each. WlaVli-bg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
a Rebel Love Letter.

Oar "whrsliog Dog" correspondent in
S s.u,h Caroline, scuIs US The following
1--we letter, which lie picked ~ among
some Othertrophiss:
Nv O~a Dsarc.t Sail have at l,st
moved my precious silt I" this tny len.
/ III itTHnly had yam lmy De.res So. Ii be
ny Eve; bHt sIlas whole month must
tIlpse before you WIFI. nine. Aud then
l"henl thiuk thar CIRCUMSTANCES NAV pre-.
vent, or PUT ii of. it artna'ly mdkes me
ineWous,4 1 did not gat hre'Qtntil LII,
hast night. Tor when wa rrmly l., stlst,
EC,usin GarOliue mus; senl for me 10 Ii[
hr teeth, Oil when came To Brutll r
ls t6nit ls!eirnt5i 20 goioti, ,'GutlaSf b d
loesrdd COTTON. 10 Beniil0rt helore dly, 1
| bad TO come IN. How do wish van were
here dear Sa'; II dovSseem IN me, ] would
br psEiertly bNppy, or as much sOtas itis
lpp;sibIt lar q maa 10 be on earth. ssr
Ifnotbing ',hppent 10 prevent, shall 60
10 rhufrh On ST Iieirna to.thdrrow /
wilt pass the BtptN Church sablut III
O'Clock. lido not expect u stop there, is
WOnld nut have even Il chance to speak
10 gau. Ii Ldp uul see yan to.marriw |
will rOns TO the vili,gs IN Monday ur
W.i"esdrS. Whenever y'm wsh q WRIT,
lia.t ssndit BY CONSTANTINE and tell hun 10
gIve it to old Pnorl,r, NJ Melvins julius
ilts come over t1spend #, few dtys brr..
Fsttrtsd so snnn, yesterday from iis VIII
irHe, thatI lid not s'e UiMsin OE lAh, to
Irll them Son,l hye. wtIhthat Ii. Il no,
mved yeti huwsoever As cannot hslti
II, Iwopt sty about it We ltIu! quite i
fi'e P4rad. 4g"styrI,y. Capt b B,rnwtll.
gave splendid Sapertu the company.
Bu, | did hOt snty 10 rarr ke of it. /
coald notsHtr jty. ty.forirnppearI irnpossi
'.ls to enjay 1nytHlnEiwhta away from ynu!
'u rxruSa this sba.i writing IFhnngll.i |
GaHw, like mSSrif, yoa will NOT lpoE ii or
rrlnzise the writing, IT iI5bs only p eniy
ufltt2 alas x s55
And now Dearest, hoping and praying
lhaIthis IN " fnl yun As vel As il Iei,eeS
aie. and hopihg to see yum SONNY mnsl
my good sbye. Believe tnS Dearest TO be
y9ar own true a1ddevoted
a@ls5 dts ,R4SpnLPH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
RnOyI. .Nn "a naLEANa.

~ ihe7i qni = Y 4 .aa4sfI ~ l1t4Slf
ltlliihp M isIllI ,hp NewttlS Slstas
ilsii f6ll5SlaR
PCS gtspb
"rhEre are many f1pFflsiap 10 rrRA'd
70 the very extraordinary hORs'lAs atsm Ill
change, mai i. dimes, qulrtprs and half
dulsfs. These are, noEcvrr extraordinary
unts IS the pbrass i. VI my Of the pms.
eny garr4tiou are hardly cogHlS ,ut--aot
sEwe Of lhr rHigepvIrs of stair Of war
aud .onv uf uur dnapcirrS say that the
unutrderate Cnngress shnuli prphibit the
passing uut OF Inc COnIytl-rtrJ nf guii
aud silver Il WAS ,h unfortunate move To
suspend Ile uprrI,iu aut lhr Mint IN this
Guy. Bullion, ,l The prices whirh htvr
been ruling tuF months past would have
sought our market fur : ,lr Au clRage.-
Closing our mint is something like closing
lhe buOghus nnd Alluwiug the splu i hili
scOpG NJ encouragement VII ,lryer is
given 80 sbe uGl rs an those connected
with the Mrxicdn lniuei to srul thsir Il
liun hiiher. Il All E,r- to Eldtni. M
satisfactory cause hes been nssigurl tor
Ihr closing OF our nin', u lless it l. The
cOst ii employees, TUE hrtnrh Mint IN
Ge,rgiN is located TOO tar ia the Interior 4,
he Of any service, The Branch Mat Ia
CHarUlte, Norih Carolina, never covered
elprnse- Il is suggested that our Ghim
ber Of Comm rec .hOall take snnr A.
lion, and, %iGn Unr eonmereiil com uNpi-
~, Apply 10 Congress to r:pal to act sus.
Al a..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
gaf4hp lHtOltsSaruT.l
THn nURIED sOLpIER,

Re, thol. 8ttFiel ~ ituS. re.l,
MA ih1 elrth LaIfi1 ~ VIE u,
~ VSlt Ap,tA fai spiut, cl,1L
lrt Ovrtl4 tfh6 ths iiCh 4Rl ptypa
p ~ E'-lt lut me Trina ter
w " .taa y .llSiy ha,
~ 20 ii p..alty dSFt tttll, ,i1so.f
latA ~ " y tAis hu-ab hlL
Nh ~ ~ tha htIVV W tTisht ana Ssll.
Lhs - ai6's h ., III, ,uiJ 10 H.
~ IT, sialae,li sep No rs - Sl,Ssvl
il' Igi, VII y 4, thol - 'e.l iY,llt
~ eeafteaNl va hn hstVsna pitgis rain,
Ant AAsitfa y Ellltsti a ,tst the PitlL,
Anda aeNh y &c l,ucts NeAVP,
Mghs 4he,v ltsh W ,lsAN s,e.
ihs ~, o,,gla tA'., " { fj Ahri
Ehs'r l1'lqsF'si Ne -filss'a-oA. f
Then ~ tIhga, gs,ASta.i .ist. ,s.,
thE lfls1I uai lrth nys al arravF,
no seise ~ th,s5 ttulS b.tai
a n hsttf, lRil usSs' ~ lr,.un I'm r.,
Ihy latr,t n Afih spbs. bs sid ien-slh
fesktiV - tNa VNh h iy 1ishi,
Ant ttl dnmN " - 4uAe j.t--a 4 ath
A4af'F tT.iftial' r.air4i : 'e'i OuEht-
Yet OH What sulsh 81 II be urirg
Frim ~, ,h'lF hsAFt. IL ~ 81 'tt 'hiut,
Whu shetn1 W. ,g- b ~ b@ 'uag
hs'wtrPiag sa'', u iht ever.
Th, hdGit q VI svA. ihN lately ir,,n,ei
With SAnu ID G. al tsly EhA
Are ijnWr " I, t.4-- tue rty, ttit tieaaVd
LkvNaHhvamS set The haut5r rinxtt.
AAi il.' 'he toSrs n tkat,pdE
1hriu ., ii'isy " Ih A;h NJ hrlH,
Likn s,h' ~. nfth Auihm ar
WhesI0yoaa ~ ain'r hins'dpTt.
0hl Il tr-a srtia tia. PrWidrWe
9olbdrinle iis ioying T a, " u throw,
White n,htr. ace cOt ~ lmUe,i' bsdF b.
%ub Liqo G u'htpg Aos.,
Yet hn'hi pr,F he -iiag aorroHInE heart,
t'hll" the Il, 4 tfN rhRStans lhss,
Thu h'ni m4V b Alng balm inpITt,
10 +s,,h" shy Rlal'' KEEP NSouy.
Ani eimiaK hiuF may ~, rr,rhl
Tl'm ''trrv l,e car NV dig,sl
WhSfcr thoc thu, .nonl1 p,rr,W steal,
And way thjH thus m'i., 10y hrrwsll."
III n r,-.t thee. we,tlti Slller. ret.
FftI~e ~ al ne c',.ni'- BIZ diis Delli
Nnt ~ 'r fAC-a IL ~ b tiV btr,H
solder, b'Er 'illlsr 'fIus III Wsll"
NJ : V't''''s
BIoGCFS6I, o.. Dee, H. 1871.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
wnssllas wnnte.nIo7& 0siaIl
SH De MANU- FACTORY

- I'll lsfisnsl may FINN At 10
+ - iun Stre'!. Shefs " ltrs attrh+T ~
Gehl1dtS.ir lti,et " asHsiiitt ~, Biy@ nif
Ge lIlSmsI,- ~ - pre.,y ipt~l ~ tiI ttttu.
aud -" . ltie4 4 tbs cit@.itl lt wt+tint 4 tile
tHrf'i tlREeiu TRY WhaIs 81 Ifn It WAbtestiu
M II ft.tiiiint F95l iia
. vs. Rlslfu tn ,rvie 4tlthlpIhlIH. n rtll sni
eStnllR Iir sUlt. WI's r., trusii IN rsiNs Thar
pstfft'hat, sit'~h hEa "a, 'eViff,t 4sxt.Si~l .yir
m'tt 'titiilh $50 'r'Liolt ~ tiIe5 u tie future
., MentN c'itls i'neb .hl 10 !h ,ts ltFss eretsr
Of nIhhr pitrIht,u. .s7sI $50 Il s,#
sIlITln4 lWsily rtpfie'el our notwithstanding lie
PuinOnt with utpTi"Ic'IaTi tr,hpll.hsi me.
olthica Wtsrt peSlH 4 n ,nnaft turs ttyltt and
SIS tlasl. tlfthe irtl 'RIl pul te.
aOV4t iV' " y iE.tt5tV tHl,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

W QiKbt ~ Will he IN Htlih1. And
nov, litslf Coap4ay D.. hpy. Ert hold q,
thSss mbB, thsy viii use them ptaIiT
roughly. YVgTs lrnly.
RFt e 81. w. 3, SQuiEEs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
The Dutshman and his $1,000 Bill.
Away back in the State of New York /

Away back in the State Of New York live
, O Dutch farmer, we'll to do In the world, Wh
always keeps BY him 81, 900 bill. With thi
bill 10 his pocket, and shabby coat on his bach
he prides himself on playing tricks on strangers
particularly such country merchants as have re
Gently commenced business In the neighborhood
and are not acquainted with bis pecuniary cir
lcumstsnoes. As an instance of this kind, b.
went lately TO new merchant, with his clothe
all In rags, bis toes sticking out Of his shoes
hie hat without crown, bis beard fortnigh
old, and ordered Q few dollars worth of goods
The merchant stared at him, but % there coult
pc no great hazard In laying out the articles fol
him, none OF which were 10 be cut, be executed
the command. When the goods were ready
the merchant stared still more to hear bis sour
w looking customer ask him to charge them.
| "Chsrge them!" exclsimed the man Of mer-
chandise, "ha! ha! ha! We are not In the habit
OF charging our goods to everybody. We keeE
o sharp lookout for breakers"
"Den II you don't charge 'em," said the
Dutchman, with great moderation, ~ must try
pay for dem down, II 80 be supposing 1 can mus.
ter money enough" Then taking o 81, ,000bill
from his pocket, he gave it to the merchant,
With sly leer on bis face, and said; "Will you
change dati'' 1'H
"That--what! q thousand dollar bill7 Is n
possible ttat--that man of your appear
ance--"
"What, Mister, be's you go scarf, hat Did
you never see a tousand dellar bill afore2"
"a man Of your appearance!" continued the
merchant, In his establishment, "wlth O 81, 900
bill! could have sworn"
"None o. your swearin' here, if you pleas,
Mister, but give me mine change, dat may
be of TO mine farm again" :,
l"of to your farm! A 81, 900 bill1 Who are
you, If may be so bold?" .-..... -.
"Who be's II Why, don't you know your
own nelghbor, mani Ny name is Fritz Won
Yogler, poor farmer, mid no more az one
tousand acres Of landt, and dis small bill in
my pocket, dat was-so IL you'll change it, and
let me be gone, I'll dank you"
"Change i'll When shosld get money of
q morning to change 81, 900 billf''
"Den what shall do Misther2 You won u
drust me, nor you won't change mine tousand
dollar bill2' n -f- f.l5lo -
"Trust you! Mr.. Vogler--that I will, to the
amount of q thousand dollars, If you wish. /
hope you did not suppose I was afraid to trust
you, sir7" said the merchant, growing very
complaisant. ,'7. essfJ : - :
"Haw. haw ,hawv' roared the Dutchman, az
loud as he could laugh, "you begins to haul 10
your hornsla little, does you7 Strange, what
vondars small tousand dollar bill will work In
mans good obinion! So you'll drust me now will
your" O. i s.. s.I .1r : '-'
"Certsinly, sirw -slyH o gC-sE.
.No, Misther, that you shant, If 90 be sup
posin'- can find silver enough 10 mine pocket
to pay As he said this, he hauled out an old
stocking full of dollars, paid for the goods, and
giving another haw, haw, haw! at the astonish-
ed and sudden change Of the merchant, de-
parted. 81 'er HE osn a-..-s. ,a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Psrseansl Of Vice. President Stephens.

Imagine the terminated form Of remarkable
eccentric John Randolph, habited In swallow
tail coat Of black badly cut pants, black vest
flowing silk handkerchief of the same sombre
hue, hashy pendant watch chain, heavy seals
golden rimmed eye glasses, and q beaver cock.
| ed on the side OF the head, and you have faint
idea Of Stephens, Of Georgia. Until You look
at the face long time, however, you have NJ
conceptionyof the man. To picture the coun
tenance with pen and ink is difficult. In Id
ordinary aspect Of repose, it is very common
Jet even In Its oommonness it is very unusual
At the hrst glance, the impression it makes ID
but Of pity for the "sufferer''to to whom it be-
longs. The occasion hen II was first my
chance 10, see this remarkable man, would
have declared that he was Florldian. Mus,
Quitoes, ague and fever, swamp and malarious
exhalations of the South, REQUIRED to me in
stantaneously.on r,5 srEltL -al ,sa5ls v
"What, In the name of wonder, do they send
such man here for7'' "Where did he come
FRONT" and y "Who is he, pray7" were ques-
tons that promptly asked. '"ThSt's Stephens,
of Georgia." was the answer that astonished
me. / need not say that my curiosity was
fully aroused, and I examined the face fully.
Minutely, then, should say, Il is excessively
pale, and almost oorpse-like. The lips are
thin, determined, Of nearly an sshen hue.
Heavy lines indent every part Of It. Around
the eyes the wrinkles run with the same regu-
larity that spokes branch out from the hub Of q
wheel, The forehead 10 high, wide, and full
yet the larger part Of Il Is hidden by harsh,
grayish hair, allowed to straggle about loosely.
The whole countenance is small, but effemin.
ate. In youth IL might have been prepossess-
ing, though decidedly never good looking
Now, IL might readily be taken for an old lady's
wrinkled lace. Theeye is the only Fedeeming
feature; even in repose, It sparkles, fascinates,
and commands--in excltementi Il flashes. When
conyersiDg In an ordinary manner, the voice,
too, is boyish--womanish- is sneveftheless
melodious, and well modulated. As conversation
merges into debate, and debate grows into an
effort at oratory, excitement seems to change
the entire man.. His gestures become graceful,
and the voice gains strength, but not harshness.
Il has the clear ring Of silver, and d So dis
tinct that IL can be heard by every man In the
largest assembly, y,--COrrespoHdent Of The BALI
more AmaieaR. @ -9-aigsJsaa 3 oar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Cadets Appointed.

II u"
LIST OF CADETS APPOINTED "kr LARGE" ~ THK
r. PREsIDENT, yEBRuARY 18th, 1861
l. r. buchanan Wade, sonaf Lieutenant Col
onel R. Dean Arden Wade, who was twice bre
vetted for gsllantry In the Florida war, and al
Molino del Rey, and died Of wounds received Al
Churubusco.y ..I-....r
2, Randolph Ridgely, son Of Captain Ran
dolph Ridgely who was distinguished in Florida
brevetted for brilliant conduct at the battle
Of Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma, and dis
tingnished at the storming Of Monterey. where
he died. ss-, y. ~. :, w, +.
8. Charles W. Morris, son, of the late Com
modore Morris, q distinguished and gallant off
Ger OF the Navy, who was with Commodore Hull
at the capture Of the Guerriere, and with Com
modore Bainbridge in the capture Of frigate,
and who died In the service. q lufis d. .4e
4. Henry Brockholst Leoyard, grandson Of
General Lewis Cass. bL41.h M lgysi
8. Theophilus H. Holmes Jr., Son of Msjor,T.
H, Holmes, Of the Army, who was brevetted for
gallant conduct at Monterey, say il ,so,s' E.
6. Frederick W. Smith, sonof Hon. William
Smithof Virginia, ,5a ~ t,.sd, oa 1'f
Z. Ormsby M. Mitchell, Jr,, son Of Professor
Mitchell, Director Of the Cincinnati aud Dud.
Icy observatories. i5rs astl I'll .lgseaa :
g. Thomas Lee Brent, son Of the late Cap
tain Brent, Of the Army, who served In Flori,
do and Mexicoi was brevetted for gallant rop-
duct at Buena Vista, and died In tie service. d
f9. James d, Graham, son of, Major Laws
renee Pike Graham, of the Army, who was
breyetted for gallant conduct at Resacs do Ia
10. Robert M. Magraw, whose ancestors
served with distinction iu the Revolutionary
The following additional apnointmanta hava
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

WEpDRD LIFE He cannot be ap unhappy
man who has the love and emile Of woman %
accompany him In every department Of iife.-l
The world may look dark and cheerless without
--enemies may gather in his path-but when
he returns 10 the firesideCa and feels the tender
love Of woman, he forgets his cares and troul
bles. and 10 comparatively happy man. He ID
but half prepared for the journey Of life, who
has no loving, sympathixing companionsa whe
will forsake him In no emergency-who will di.
vide his sorrows, increase bis joys, llft theivei
from his heart, and throw sunshine amid the
darkest scenes. No, that man cannot be misef'
able who has suoh O companion, be he ever q
poor, despised, and trodden upon by the world
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

PLAN ron NEW CIyY--It was recently re-
marked qy the "Builder,n that SPIDERS web
furnishes o better plan for the laying out d
new cities, than any which, has yet been devised
By surveyors and eDgineers. Any one who. can
hpd q Distinct and complete web upbrokap, vii
see how beautifully and regular Il ia, and how
perfectly adapted for the quickest passage from
any one pointto another. The coneentlie ring
are not circles. but polygonsi the radlating ex-
quisitely regular and straight, assvgf 'hIsa 10,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

There are two uerentful periods in aavoi
|man,s lifes-ons when iahe wonders whom she
will hars, ,atd ths othsr whsnshe1 Wonders who
will hhvshsr foids ,sel scsrl odi 30 oecol'a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Prrraannarr Ian. a Iaol

PrrTssuRou, Jan. II, 1850.
On. KEySrR MY wife has been adlIcted win Z bsd
cough and difficulty Of breathing, for ave or sx years
which for several years back had gradually increased n
violence, The complaint has been hereditary, and she
ei In this state OF her case procured some Of yonr
Pectcral Cough syrup !bought, the frst time, Amy
cent bottle which relieved her very much then cas
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
ahe has now trace Of the former disease except weaf
ness would also state that used the medielho ~.
sell TO cold and cough The medicine cured b. tax
Ing one dose express my entire satisfaction with the
medicine and you are at liberty 10 publish this u you
desire TO do 90. WIN. WILSON, ~ 3
sIH' --...--..-s Alderman Fifth Ward
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
|gbe Obio5tal,1t:e' !


Daily, per year., ......"...s".....Se 90
Tr Weekly, per VeaR..s.ss. a......s....s.... 90
Weeklyrpef yeaii ....s..ssso.......s.. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

5c --"Sir, you have broken your promise. ~
"oh, never mind; canimake another just as
good" ~ 81 gaiaa9m lao.liiog haDDiclg % &.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

They are at home. apd any one hs hss aosts. .s M
quifs 81 NE psrsor who have been cared byit 81
DR.. KEYsRR Is pRvpARRp Ar AMY f1Sfr No
LxAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR All
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case of fre years,
landing curedby DIR. KEYsER's PEoToRAL sYRUP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

ai.LL c.-, RAzToE IT,, April IA, 1857.
. "A WONDERFUL OURh.-some time ago. an old
neighbor Of mine was very iil with bad ooush uAich
every one supposed to be consumption. His RELATIVES
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
his brother came 70 soe him die. and al
had about the third o. bottle Of your Pastoral Syr
which gave him. and II entirely cured him. 10 the ssto
ishment Of all What makes the case more remarkable
DID, have no doubt the Pectoral saved his lie. :, =
Str-r tA33' ''-'- V '~A''- ~ J0HMN' oINNfs. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

ANorHHR NEW oERFIsfcATs4D KsYsRR.s
PEoToRAL sYRVp.--Ih had been troubled with acouEh
sleep. Ihad the edvice and prescriptions from three cf
the hestphysclansln the city, whom loopid name but
not do 30. finally procured bottle Of your Peetora
oa s,s ,,,.,. ~ 81 siApE1oN,
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} - - PfrTsDURoH, December, n, 49,
A GREAT CURE by DE, KRyeERsS bnoTORALi
eYRuP.-l live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aoort
the 9Th OF February last aud continued egh. months
employed the best physicians In the country, and my
cough continued unabated until eariyin October. Al
that time was advised 70 try your PECTORAL COUQH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splng. Ihad
despafed OF ever getting we'll, and think II should be
known hnt this valuable edy will do for others what
II has done inmy case, 81 JOAN O. LITTLE .
Witness-B. NJ. KkRR Peebles toVnhip'-
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DR. KEYsRRs. pEcToRAI, SYRUP IN. RLA1Rs-
B.-Please send me another supply Of your vaiu.
has thecold and inqurnR for Dr keySsrs Pectorn
Syrup pWe have sold axteen bottles last week and an
now enfirely out. MIA. Altar and Mr. p, Maher 10th
Of Blafsvile, Pa tell they would not b without n
in their fames In faet, an who use n once Nant Il
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The Two constiiuti,ns-Their Precise
-.m1rr Is Difsrenee. bra ylrI DO r..

That our resdsrs may know exactly wherein
kgs from the Constitution:of the United States,
We subjoin the following alterations and amend.
ments embracing all that have been made,i
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PICTORIAL SYRUP.

III. H. nsyIrH q m ATTENTION to ne most
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COL. PRATT AND DIR. KEYsRRs PzoToRAI
sYRUP.-DR. KRYsER--Dear Sir: Excuse the delap or
my the excellence Of your Pectol Ooafh
syrup sooner take great pleasure In saying that n
all you say II IL. Nknooksd e noiss oas OF mn oouoh
used more than Of the bottle. and can and DO
wish that all who are afflicted would give fair trial
a. have done and they will be proud 10 say, ut q no
quaek medicine" would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, at any cost. am con
hdentI can breathe more freely than Ieyrr did shai
always acknowledge debt Of gratitude for rvontngs 90
exeeent remedy. You are at liberty 70 use my name
In this regard, a. you think proper I. =. PRATT
Messenger Common Council, Plttsbargh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May II, la5o. o.--...- : - -,
who entertain doubts consult me penonaIIy.f ro
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PrTTsBuRaH, Nov. Is, 1858.
DR., KRYfER Although not an advocate Of, Patent
Medicines, In general II affords pleasure indescrihn
BILE to recommend your Pectoral Syrup. As medicine
II s well worthy the attention Of any person xho may 10
any manner be afflicted with coughs colds and hnafsaness
OF any hind, and for the peculiar quaDcaiIona for ne
moving all that disagreeable sensation attending se
we're cold.
have been, more less, In my liie affected with The
severes OF colds and hoarseness. At times my throat
would become closed as to prevent my speaking above
whisper and By taking few doses Of the above erru
Il would relieve me entirely. ~
In recommending this medicine must unhesistIssIy
say thatit the beat remedy found purpornE 70
cure the above, nor should any family be without this
remedy for diseases 90 prevalent. -a f13dIsf n
Yours, most respectfully,
A-- EDWARD J. JONES, i l'3i
a--r Cashier Citiaana, Deposis Rank