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II INVITE ATTENTION p sons q ; me most
trAordnag cures BY ny 2, Nsa.3 0 sna's % iyAgs'
5ssi 'ss PECTo "A SYRUP Paoo : sl 4
Aga g IOyI "A s:s e A: sYsus Y;a5

- eseet "a hnoo prrrssuHoH, Jan. IL. 1850. Z I
On. KrYsua ;--ly wife has been afnictcd with bad
cough ana deulT of breathing, for Ave OF SIX yeafs,
which for several yeabae had gradually increased IN
violence. The complaint has been hno ane
had been treated By several physician, without any re
lief IN this state Of her case Ipfocufed some of youf
Pectofal Cough eyrup. Thoughts the hfat time nity
cent bottle which relieved her very much then called
ma rot dollar bottle, which cured her entirely, and
se has now no trace OF the former disease except weak
ness would also state that used the medicine ny
self TO cold and cough. The medicine cured me ~ az
ing one dose express my entire setisfaeuon with hs
desIre 10 do 40, WN. WILSON,
- :, -T0iatlaF ,1ii Alderman Rifth Ward.
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Parton Tp., !. "A April Il, 1857

"---|T .II-H-I-V ~ EAIIVH
WONDERFUL OURn,--Eome time ago, an old
neishbor Of mine was very 1T with bad cough which
every one supposed to be cohSnmpton BIS relatives
told me that be had taken every remedy they heard Of
were confirmed in the belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectoal Syrup,
which gave him, and Il entirely cured him, TO the ason
shment Of all. What makes the case more remarkable,
b the extreme age Of the man he being about
old, have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life.
q, T'SfII lsf 90 70 JOHAiN, aINNIB. 4
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''h4 s' PrrTsbuRdH, December, 81, 1858.
A GREAT CURE BY DIR, KEYsER'S PK0T0RAL
sYRUP.-Il live In Peebea township, Allegheny county
had conghmg and spitting, which commenced aoout
the 1th OF February last and continued eght months,
employed the best physcians In the country, and my
cough continued unabated until early In October. Al
that time was adyised 10 try your PE0T0RAL COUGH
was entirely fee from the coughing and splitting, bad
despaifed Of ever getting WE'LL and think It should bs
known that this valuable remedy VIII do for others what
It has done inmyca case. 3srE q JOHN osLtTTLE, 2
Wi.ness-B. NJ. KKRR. PEBBLES toWnhip. \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-14

COL, PRATT AND DIR KHYsER's PRcToRAL
sYRUP.-DR. KKYsER-Dear Sir: Excuse tho delay VI
my acknowledging the excellence your Pectora Cough
syrup sooner take great pleasure In saying that II
ali YOU say il is Rknootedts notss ous Of my Dough
and the worst one was afflicted With have not
used more than oneha Of the bottle. and can and do
wish that all who afflicted would give as fair trial
ouaSk medcine.' I would not suffer another such 40
sttAck for any confederation, or at any cost am con-
hdent can breathe freely than eyer did, ahall
always ledge debt Of gratitude for nyenting
excellent remedy. You are at liberty 70 use my name
In this regard, a. you think proper y. n. PRATT, Ip
Wit Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa. !,
Pittsburgh, May II, 1859, i
Nj 81 am no stranger to my iellow-citsens. and
who entertain doubts can consult personally. .
u E.H.P.
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Iy12wIy 800 81 barclay Street, New YOm.
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fyou wish TO escape ridicuIe.
Gray, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
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Hair or Skin. ~
T1HrsrN MEDALS AND pHrpmAs have bee
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applications sSve been made 70 the Hair Of his patrons
WIN, 4. 1AfoHSI0Rs HAIR DYE prodscs. asol
not 70 niure in the least however long itay be contn-
ued and the III snsc@ Of Bad yes temsded the Han
nvigornted for life BY this splendid Dye.
Sold IN ell cities and towns Of the United States
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealerg.
1.-THE Genuine has The name and addreH1 upon steel
plata enengnE four Sides of each box, Of WILLIAM
IA CHknIRs bkTcHEIoR, Plspreier,
ipIe--wiE ~ 81 Barclay street. New York.
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zen 4 PROF. WOODS '--'l1 fsbptm
RlsF0RATIVE CORDIAL: /: !.
BLOOD REnovATeR


NJ ia precisely what its name indicates, for, while
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fiine, inyieofatine and strengthening 90 the vital
Il powers, ead st'the same time regiyiAes, ienjl
statea and reneWB the Blood In all It's purity, and
Hthus AZ once restores and rendsre To eyste15 ~
vslnsrd6lsto 10 attacks Of dtsedee y u the only
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Ideally and skillfully combined as to be the most
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sdaptsd to- as 10 act in perfect with tne
n laws Of nature, and hence Will eootne We socaees.
Il Sjafondch, and tone-up the digestive organs, ana
Thus aIlay all nervous and other irritation lt h
iperectly exhilaFating and at the same time u is
dcomposed entirely of vegetables, yet 30 oomhned
Nas to produce the most thorough tonic elect WIN
out producing any injurious consequeaees bpch,
LID remedy has long been felt 70 be dcederafu tn
llthe medical world for II needs no medical skill to
~ ee that debility follows All attacks of di.ease lna
proceeds and indeed lays the sysIem open 20 % tas
for example, as the folloFing; OonlumRtiQns In
dieestIon Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, laintnesa
Nefyous Irritability, Neuralgia, R9lpitattonq ohe
AeNt, Melancholy, Night syeats, u,ool
lao protuso, or too scant Men1truatton, and Fails
obny of the womb. These all dependupon general
Mlae6lityy This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial and
Bleed Aenqva,OE Y A SURE g cure e ,nS spn VI
ISlis 10 not all If the system is weakened, We are
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N and incontinence Of urine, or Involuntary dis
eharge OF the uame pain In the back. side andlh1s
Tween the shouiders exceedingly liable To- sllghr
/ colds coughs, and n unchecked, soon enaclAtion
follows, and the patient goes down % . pIsmatnIe
a grave. But space will not allow us 70 enumernte
de many Ills ID which W are liable 20 swsakenea
condition Of the system. But We will say, N thia
I. Cordial and Blood Renovator you have aperfect
: safe, pleasant and efectuAl remedy for loss OF
n AIAppetite, biliouanesh Ratulence, weak and pek
(NlAenena Tau oor. livar OounuInint CHI and
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years ago, caused by complicated chronic disease At
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PROT. o. >. WooD' Dear Sir;,In the later part Of
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iy 80 that In the short space Of six months the whole
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On nv return 70 the Btate Of Indiana my moro casual
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cause Of the change In my appearance, ~ my more int
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nEPEIE.AMT nEa'-yEAEEHsPMlQE
h.T OrOAK DL0ulKe.. Also Du1er makolofaenLnB
loek Oloth1, IN ali desirable mixtures bndinf1 xaa
~ Snd IIafIoni n ralfo 3 Balm y bQNfI101al
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STEuBuvuIx, o., March IA, 1859
have used DR.. Keysers Cough Syrup for bad cougl
Of several yeas standing, and can cheerfuly say II
80 TlIl TQIllIil b v 4cii-el =. W. PRIo1.
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DIR. KEYsERs PHoToRAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
vILLE.-Please send me another supply Of your vau-
able s,PectoraI Syrup" Almost everybody around US
has the cold and are nquirng for Dr KeySers Pectors
eyrp We have sold sixteen bottles last week. and are
now enarely out Mr. A. Altar and Mr.. r Maher, both
Of BAisyille, Pa, tell ~ they would not pe without y
~~-'F-r ~ M J. 5. wATTERsoN q SONS.
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PICTORIAL SYRUP IL had been troubled with acodgf
and cold Tor several Weeksso bad was II that could
Sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three O
the best phyneians In the city, whom lcoud name
Syrup, which cured me entirely. Signed, = y. -.
w h3lN fa3ss1 9s ~ .. W. efMONToN, ~
90 o9s Tbsrty sreet, Pittsburrh, Pa, jan s9, ie0O
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DkAOK srsCEl n 1ib1N1Th ken.pL.
IS .as'1H 81. ~ z I'sA s''ss BMe M
Il lttsisfr ~ seesq sssiiah $40 bas saSsssile0
.bysia9fz esaW Rsys ssszsrsisG
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esrof TaATcoUaHNa.n. .n.-sHowcan DO ity "ao
10 Keyserson Wood street and got boteoi his Cough
PeotoIa and that don't cure you your must BE-
desperate indeed" This "a specimen Of the cooquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
TIE year. And can, from actual experiments chser
ay concur inhe advisers admonton 20 above, for We
have tried the PectorAln In amost stubborn case with
entire success Near two weeks ago we went to Ptbugh
with one Of the most distressing, contrary mulish,
subduahIe coughs wB experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere. We ooughed steadily and
abonousIy for one whole week, In hopes Of firing out
but It was no 60. In fact Il seemed rather 70 have Inn
proved by practices and TO have acquired strength poten-
cy and BY The operation In hi. sage q
the siege, Ee cou hed way 70 Keysers 40 Wood st.
--procurcd my cent bottle Of the PectoIa took II
according 10 directions, and In foryeight hours
master Of the aeld, the enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brief but unequal con1ict win 90
formidable sp adversary as Keyser'S famous "oough
Pectorai. Drotbnsvts Clipper, Dec. IA, 1859. 3
flah sa;es tl4'ol I s'.9e 20 =
DIR. KEYgER's PEcToRAL SYRUP is prepared and
sold By DR. GR0RGn II. KRYeER 14O Wood street,
aI5 sSiS ~ n.,,,..,. hv pnpWpra a AsfruT
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u IO,J, WOOD proprietor, - RresdEey, NeE|
and ia Market Street, ss. y 1og, @s snp
ali good Druggiatsi Price One vpQll1l.
asper Bottle. mAlcn-o ..'.s'.'''' - ~ov~y
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II 70 NURSING n SlssSEU1is pvs1sI sSssm MOI rH,

Il cured as II by miracle your p4 temper IL restored
70 Its natural sweetness, and your bo from short and
retful maps to calm and sweet fubemi and the Medical
Discovery becomes fountain ofbleng 10 your husband
and household. rQrH, t,fHf srfrs
In the more advanced rl<eeEpl
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And testimonials new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies and gentlemen In all grade,
Of society whose united testimony none could resist,
that Prof Woods hair Restoatyewill restore the bald
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth to
In all is youthful beauty, Tsudrib ssrIia bE5isw
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NJ and \. NJ. No. ll5, meets
every Friday at Z! Z. NJ.
john w. JONES, w. NJ
J. II. Brownlcc, Scc'y
Shreveport Chapter Of r. \. NJ. No 10,
meets ON the 2nd and 4th Monday of each
month, at Il p. NJ. J. G. MCWILIIAMs,
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Shrercport Council, X. and s. NJ. No. 5.
meets on the lst and Sd Saturday of each
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on Texas street, over Mayors Office. no24
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from the late Consul at Rio de Jam
eiro, giving description of the YES
sells leaving or to leave with cargoes.
Six of these vessels were captured
by privateers.
The Harriet Lane got ashore at
Hatteras, and threw over her guns
and coal.
Wheeling, Sept 2-There is great
excitement tonight, owing to dis
patch from Paramount which reports
that the seoessionists of the back
counties are rising and marching on
the town to burn it, and tear up tht.
railroad.
The rising is supposed to be in
concert with some movement Of Lee.
Quincy, Ill, Sept 2-There is great
excitement here owing to an appre-
.hended attackfrom Missouri.
St. Joseph, Sept 2-1lo mounted
Missourians paraded through the
town and captured two Federal re-
cruiting officers.
New Orleans, September 2.-Cnn-
gress adjourned yesterday at mid
night, until the third Monday of
November nnless convened by the
President
The annexed acts were approved
by the President and made public:
An act establishing the rates Of
postage on newspapers and .periodi-
calls sent to dealers through the mails
or express. The rates are the same
as those paid by regular subscribers
An Act establishing the rates OF.
postage on newspapers and periods
icals sent to dealers shroug gh the
mails or express. The rates are the
same as those paid by regulsr sub
scribers.
An Act requiring Post-masters e.
receive Treasury notes in the sum OF
So and upwards for stamps aud
stamped envelopes.
An Act for the sequestration of the
estates, property and effects Of alien
enemies, and for the indemnity Of
the citizens of the Confederate States
and persons aiding the same in the
existing war.
The preamble of the Act says,
Whereas, the Government of the
peoples Of =. s., have departed from
the usages Of civilized warfare ~
contiscating and destroying the pro-
perty of the people Of the c. S., Of
all kinds, whether used for military
purposes or not and whereas, our
only protection against such wrongs,
is to be fonnd in such measures as
indemnify cur own citizens for them,
and restrain the wanton exercises OF
the enemy.
A resolution was approved direcr.
ing the Secretary Of War, whenevs-
practicable, to supply the troops viii:
well baked bread, also with rations OF
fresh vegetables when the latter ca,s
be obtained at reasonable cost.
An act authorizing the appoint
ment bv the President of persons
from civil life to the staff Of Generals
who are recommended by Generals,
An act providing for the appoint
ment by the President, of AdjutanrS
Of Regiments or portions of them,
upon the recommendation Of the Col
thereof.
An act requiring the Secretary g
War to receive and forward clothes.
shoes, blankets and other articles u:
necessity sent to tire army by privar.>
contributions.
An act allowing Chaplains in cfls
army the same rations as privates. q
New York, Sept. 2.-The Survey
or has seized twenty-eight vessels
owned in whole OF in part in n.
South.
Washington, Sept. 2.-The f..
says that the pickets are closir:
There are many excitine runnvs,
| some saying that the Confedera;s
had crossed at Aqua Greek.
Louisville, Sept. 2-Ihere is uo.
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Obisu ary.

Died at biz resfls nee, 1, Manci,e stsr on gntul
'ay The I'd inst. La tee 6th ear Vt his age JkkE
NAH HUbB> leaving y Es and three Ell DR.. n
m urn thsi ir:opsrsbe ~
In she d-a OF Sir. HOBBS ths 1rmupi Ia
rhich b., I'd IL cnItsq to mourn one of ia NO ~
Useful men bfrs. In 1918 he was born Ia the coua-
y Of Chester field. When Il years OF Rs. he
placed In Richmond a.a clerk, In when occup ation
he Ten einrd undi 1912, when h@ PURCHASED the
lcurt Il oase property. and moved TO Chsstsras
curt Heuse 20 live. In a few years his sound
] 'dament. core deporfm' mt, and ktad heart. At
rac.ed to him pu'lie sttsnuoD, and he was q g.
DO en- Magistrate. and In lsS elected t. tn.
est latu b. vote tina. showed bis VOL. h va
Ugh y aPorec aed by his isi'ow citizens. Alter
Ms cleo lon he moved to the to II Man. ester,
be he " as con eec ed a NJ Citrate for dis
.rict and rnstee Of the town, both of which 20
-itio1s he held at the time his de a,h He rived
bit one term Is the Legisstnr~ declining cleo
Iion mu b o the reg ct Of his friends. In IsEJ he
was ren', by an nj 1ost d sptaons vote, TO Il
Charles ton Convention although many pro, Ice
polite n leaders desrsd thu sppoin tmeat. huch i,
b 4 cpit me OF the public sersiees of sbs d !.
sasad 81 Ills life exhibits the success attendant
% ths pra tical effect or any measure, and
hough tth that gsuius thar overl apps or b. AIS
io~n difficulties, he could yet briEg to bis aid that
Ia creu which, In manner more quiet, but
squsliy su @, taught him to avoid tcen. dsnce his
suoeeis in lie ala, his counsel
iorght with confdeace by his friends.
His private lie was without bienish. As q
friend he srus aud stea3f st. as he
numa ge and cousiderats, as a parent hs Kind
tnd dulgeI.t, as hubbard he affect ionats and
arelui, ~ citizen be upright and charitable,
nd L publ" an he was honest AID uustwsT
thy 10 his family and friends TO words of ours can
FL the weld created by bis daath; but may the
memory OF his many virtues soothe tho poignaaeJ
If their GRIEF and irdiso Ii all TO emulate his e.
ample, AfTuENp.
IT, The Fnquiror will, plsase copy
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Rearrest Of -Four Yankee Prisoners.
Rocky Morxr, n. c., Nov. ?. IssI

ROCKY MoCST, \. c., Nov. ?. 1891
Editors of Dispatch: Some few days siuce
several gentlemen from Raleigh, anon Z
Others Sheriff High, Informed The citizsas
throughout this section Of the State thst n
last Saturday evening, at O'Clock, four Van
kee pTis ,ners made their escape from the
Fair Grounds in Raleigh, y. c., and yester-
day morning curly, before breakfast time,
four men, dressed in Confederate uniforms,
passed here and said they were from Grab
Ire, near r leigh, aud members of Capt.
Gryson's company. They were asked for
their Burroughs or passports, when they could
produce neither We then suspected them OF
being the fngitives from Raleigh. The ciii-
Zsps were soon On the lookout for them, and
about ~ O'Clock they were takea up near the
residence of the late Mr.. Joshua Wat
soa, nasr Rocky Mount, in Nash connty
Ihey were then carried to the depot to
await the arrival Of the cars, and then 10 be
carried 10 Raleigh in charge of w. w Park
er, Esq 10 be confined in the city Jail till
further orders. They confessed that they
passed the guard at that place. They were
like second time If they have a chance.
hey had part OF a map Of North Carolina
to direct their course by. 1t was given to
them by negro boy In Raleigh they said.
doubtless they were trying to get TO Cape
Hatterss, but they were frustrated III their
endeavors so TO do. 1t ia to be hoped that
our senunels Wiii be more attentive to their
duty; and, especially, 1t is to be hoped that
these rascais will reap their deser,s when
they reach Raleigh. MRpIcrs.