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PfTTSBURoH, December, 81, N3J.
A GREAT CURE BY DR., KEYsEk'5 cECT0RAL
sYRUP.I live in PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced Aoout
tho 4h ofHebruaFy last, and continued egh: months.
employed the best physicians in the country and my
cough continued unabated until early In October. A.
that time was advised 10 try your PEOT0kAL COUGH
SYHUP, which did, and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting had
despaired Of ever getting wel and lhlnk II should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
It has done In my case. JOHN Q. LITTLE,
Witness-B. N. KmR. PEBBLES townhip,
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PARTON Tr., April M, ls57.

,...- -, KAIIvH TT, APlH ~ ioVt'
neighbor Of mine was very Ill with o bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
Wthoat benefit his brother came 70 see hum die and all
we're confirmed in the belief that hs could not live.
had about the third OF bottle Of your Pectoral Syrup
which gave him. and It entirely cured him, 70 the aston
shment Of ali. What makes the case more remarkable,
b The extreme age Of the man. be being about yearB
old. have no doubt the Peotoral saved bus lie.
~ JuhMN' GiNNIS.
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DIR. KEYsER's PICTORIAL sYRUP IN BLAIRs-
vILLR.Please send me another supply Of your yalu-
able Electoral SYRUP" Almost eysry body around us
has the cold and are nquirng for Dr Keyser Pecoral
syrup We have sold sixteen bottles last week. and
now entirely Mr.. a. Alter and Mr. r Maher, both
Of Blarsyile Pa, tell they would not be without II
In their families In fact all who It want II
'SNA-' j. s.wATqBRsoN q SONS.
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PrTTxBURoH, April "a, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KKYsKR; have daush-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneht-among them Ayers Cherry Pastoral
purchased from you bottle Of your PEOT0RAL
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely of her
cough. ~ JOHN DARN, a
Robinson street, Allegheny,
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DURCHAsER WANTED fOraCO PaoksgesO q
Stationery and Jeweiry, for sale at prices as IN.
voiced less 10 per cent discount, at once
ALSO agents wanted to sell the hest packets Of STATEN
cry with without jewelry) IN the market at prices
lower than can bs purchased elsewhere Address, Witn
stamp enclosed, au.v
:iyl5-4tw ls4oOurt street, Boston, Mass
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PEoT0RAL qYRUP.-I bad been troubled with Aeough
and cold tor .vera Weeksso bad II that could not
Sleep had he advice and prescriptions from three Of
the best the city, whom Icould name, but do
not do so finally procured bottle Of your Pectoral
Syrup, which cured me entirely. signed. gS,.mo,, 'cru
2ss Liberty street, Piitsburgh, Pa, JAM 3, 1890.
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TKTANTE D.--A q EN- rs TO SELL
w paokages Of STATIONERY and JEWELRY, ai
pfoep one third iesB than Be purchased elsewhere
Oall on or address (samp encosed) j. ~ RAlbBy, no
tSS oouftsf., Boston, Maas. ,snsfai macch sssdSn.
! ,sionnl .aisaoasiW .ttoe3uniM ,sHol fR5asiSs
lssW 159gia9 70 Ro'noq asdi bns ,sesnaaiA
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DLAOK STRAW BONNETn All EAsi
ID Isgsnt Ribbons. "a gfeat variety q, BxLl ~.
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STEuBn,v1LR, o., March IA, 1859
have used DR., KeyseTs Cough syrup for bad cough
OF several years standing, and cheerfuly say ID
the best medicine for the that have taken.
J. W, PRIoR.
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sgToP THATCoUaHINe."-'Hov can I do itY' "eo
to Keyses Wood and got bottle Of his Cough
Pectoia and that don't cure you, your case must be
desperate indeed" This aspecimen Of the colloquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year And We can, from actual experiment, cheer
fully concur In the advisers admonnon above, tor
have tried the Peotoal" In most stubborn with
entire success Near two weeksago went TO Pittsburgh
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, mulish,
subduAbe coughs experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
laboriousIy for one whole week. In hopes Of tFao o
but II was no.go. In fact seemed rather to have I'M
proved by practice and 10 have acquired strength poten
o. and dlsIresstby by the operation In this Stgeof
the nege, hed our way 70 Keysers 140 Wood b.
procureda hfty cent bottle Of the "Pectoral" took II
accordiog 70 directions andln forty eight hours we
master Of the field, the enemy having Internationally
surrendered, after brief but unequal conflict with
formidable an adversary as Keyser's famous "oough
Pectoral. ."-LT0sonsvi1 Clipper, Dec. II, 1850.
DIR. KEYsER's PBoToRAL SYRUP Is prepared and
sold BY DR. GEORGE II. KEYsER, I40 Wood street,
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DIR. KEYsER,s PnoToRAL SYRUP Is prepared and
sold BY Dr. GEoRen h. KEYsER, I40 Wood street,
liz iTP soid in Columbus By ROBERTS SAMUEL.
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For che Whiskers and Hair

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing o the
Citizens Of the United States that they have obtained the
Agency for and are enabled to oer to the American
public, the above Justly celebrated and Wordrenowned
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BIZ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. from Information received by the
Executive, the MERCHANTS' AND MRCHANICS'
BANK OF WHEELING and the NORTHWEST
ERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, with the ofRcss OF
Discount and deposit Of each. except the Branch
Of the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
at Jefersonvills. have given aid to the enemy
In every way in which their influence could be
exerted or their funds be employed, and have
displayed hostility to the constituted authorities
of the Commonwealth OF Virginia by disloyslty,
and by recognizing the existence Of a vernment
unacknow lodged by our Constitution or laws :
Therefore,
,JoHx LKrcHER, Governor Of the Common
wealth of Virginia, do. by virtue OF authority
vested in the Executive, hereby prohibit the bills
N5 nH1es OF eosr M ,h n sa1d sRSsPs n1ss
Jefersonyille. in Tazswell Comfy. from being
received In payment of any money due to the
State of Virginia The collecting ofheers through
out the Commonwealth are required to take notice
of this prohibition.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under
(~~> the real Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
}Ls. mOnd, etate of Virginia this 18th day Of
~ July, 1851, and In the eighty. sixth year OF
the Commonwealth JOHN LETCHkR.
BY order of the Governor:
GEORGE w MUNFoRp,
jy 2o-d&cwsi ssc'y Of the Commonwealth.
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LIFE WITHOUT LOvE.-We sometimes meet
with men who seem 10 think that any indul-
eence in an atfectionate feeling is weakness
They will return from a journey and treat
their families with a distant dignity, and
move among their children with cold the and
lofty splendor of an iceberg surrounded by its
fragments. There is hardly more unnatural
sight earth than one of those families
without heart. a father had better extin-
guieh boys eyes than take away his
heart Who that has experienced the joys of
friendship, and values sympathy and affec-
ton, would not rather lose all that is beau q.
your hearts best affections. IndAL Lgs i'm the
warm and gushing emotions Of Glial. paren tai
and frugal love.
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SMALL PoTAToEs.-Under this caption, the
Norfolk Herald publishes the following

SMALL PoTAToEs.-Under this caption, the
Norfolk Herald publishes the following:
While the officers and crew of the British
bark Glory, Captain Lacroin. were engaged
in removing her cargo Coffee from the beach
near Currituck Inlet, where she lay stranded,
an armed schooner supposed to be the Henry
w. Johnson bearing the once proud Stars
and Stripes" came along and sent boats
crew with flag of truce towards the shore.
The boat did not land, however; but after
hailing to ask the name of the bark, the cap.
tain's name, and some other particulars,
which were readily answered, returned to the
schooner The gallant officers of the schoon-
er then opesled fire on the dwelling house OF
Mrs. Rogers, & widow lady, and after sending
five shells OF this chivalrous errand, ceased
their fire and stood ont to sea-no doubt re-
ioicing over their gs4ant feat. Two of the
shells fell within Mrs. RS yard, but only one
exploded.
To what base uses has the once gallant navy
of the old United States descended, when we
can hear almost every day Of the degradation
of its flag by similar acts to this Z 1t is nc
longer the navy rendered illustrioas BY the
deeds of Hull, Decatur, Bainbridgs, Warning
ton, Blakely, and a host of other naval he
roes who built up its fame. But, EMBODIED in
the poisonou, embrace Of Black Republican.
ism, it has lost its prestige and found its low.
est level
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EFFECTS OF THE WAR IN New YoRK-A
Procession Of Starring WOmen.-Here is the
other side OF the picture, phase of the infa-
nous war that the Lincolnites and Unionists
do not hold up to their readers to see. We
copy from the New York Journal of Com
merce of the 10th:
large number Of hungry women wi tn ba-
bies in their arms, gathered on Monday in
front Of the branch office of the Union De-
fense Committee, No. IA Fourth avenue, ex-
pecting aid from the committee. That office
not having been re-opened, the half. .famished
creatures marched, two by two, TO the City
Hall, in search of the Mayor, who was not
there. Tired with their long walk, and rave
nous for food, they became wild with disap-
pointment on learning that the Mayor was
not in. One of them threatened to drown
herself and child. Another said she was will
ing to starve, but her baby should have food
even ii she stole it. third stared that she
would never have allowed her son to enlist
lin the Mozart regimenD if he had not prom
ised that his mother would receive 50 a week
from the city.
These frantic expressions of grief and rage
were at last silenced by one of the Mayors
clerks, who direc ted the poor women to the
rooms of the Union Defence Committee, in
Pine street. Thither they went, and rushed
into the apartment crying out, "We are starv-
ing, we want money" General Wetmore,
secretary of the committee, kindly explained
to the clamorous crowd that there was no
money on hand, but that several gentlemen
were trying to raise some, and would probably
be ready to relieve them in a day or two. He
advised them to ogo home. This advice, though
undoubtedly well meant. did not nil empty
stomachs, and the poor women continued to
plead for money and food, alternating their
entreaties with execrations upon the war, the
committee and the city authorities for a long
time. Finally, finding that their implorations
availed nothing, they one after another with
drew from the committees rooms, to seek for
cold charity in the streets or to go home and
starve.
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ARREST OF MuRDEKgR.-Wm. M. Hum
bert, member of the "Florida Rangers" a
company attached to the regiment which ar
rived here yesterday, was arrested at the da,
pot upon the arrival Of the train, as being the
murderer of DIR. Keebler, who was killed
Humbert was arrested short time after the
commission Of the act, and lodged In jail at
Gillisonville, from which he made his escape
and went TO Florida. A reward of $500 was
offered for MS apprehension, and when ar
rested by Constable Wray, he stated that his
name was Amber, and that he was not the
man; but finding protlp)ntions Of no use, he
stated that there was ~ use Of trying to deny
il, and went along peaceably to jail.-Sasan-
nah Republican.
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Byte GOVERNUR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLA TION
EXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT, |
RICHMOND, July 18th, 1851,

In the Requisition for the Militia. called for by
the President OF the Confederate States, and sm-
the 18th inst., the following classes Of persons
will be sx emptsd from the call
actafs of Arns !.Sd o.a., NUM-
tions Of War, and OF Woolen Goods for the Troops,
and the such
States or for the State Of Virginia. Employees Of
the Southern Express Company In each case
Ss Mag Sssr or
employing hin or them, before the exemption
second-AIl Oiacers Of Banks and their Branches
who shall be certified by the Psesdent thereof to
be necessary for carrying on Che operations Of the
Third :-Overseers of Farms, who shall produce
the certificate of their employer. or other sutho-
rized agent, that they are 30 employed
Fourth :-All Miilers necessarily snd personally
employed In any Grist MIL, upon the production
some Justice Of the Peace Of their county or cof
pGfinS fimS..rh. Police of the cities Of Richmond.
Stsanton aud fredericksburg upon the produc-
ton Of certificate Of their Office from the Mayor
Of to tn. op..o. and
iunning OF railroads, and the repair OF their
o ~ sy ns
certificates from the Presidents or Supsrintsnd-
snts Of such Railroads, or the Managers Of such
In addition 70 these exemptions, persons are
authorized to obtain members OF volunteer Com
panies for the War out Of the ranks Of the Militia
Companies, under the Proclamation Of the Rxscl.
tive calling for three thousand men. until that
number are obtained and when such . Volun.
tser Company 10 organized, the persons enrolled
therein are to be exempt from Militia duty, upon
producing the certificate OF the Captain VI such
Company.
All officers enrolling the Militia, or mastering
them into service, are hereby ordered TO allow
the exemptions herein mentioned, and give .
written discharge to those who may have been
enrolled or mustered into service, when satisfied
that the parties are entitled TO exemption.
JOHN LkTCHRR.
" All papers Publishing the Proslamstioa
calling ont the Militia, will publish this order.
VIVA
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NEED FoR CorToN AT THE NoRTH.-A New
York ma ner of recent date SAYS

NEED FoR CorToN AT THE NoRrH.-A New
York paper, of recent date, says:
The last bale of cotton, in all probability,
which the South will send US this year, has
been stored some time ago, and the total
stock now on the market. Qncluding what
may be vet uncleared on shipboard,) does not
exceed q 900 bales. At the rate of last weeks
sales to exporters and spinners, this stock
will have been exhausted by the last week in
July. American spinners will then have
nothing to do. perforce, unless the dealers
here commence importing cotton frem Lv-
erpool. "Coals to Newcastle!" Eeyerthe-
less, we expect this will be the programme -
But as English manufacturers will probably
not let any great amount of the stock Of cot
ton leave Liverpool, unless at prices entirely
precluding its use at Manchester, we do not
expect that American spinners can possibly
operate longer than until the middle of Au-
gust, unless small supply is received from
some point South or West of New York,
which does not seem at all probable. The
man who owns one hundred bales of cotton
on the LIST day Of August next will be able to
sell at prices without comparison since the
United States has produced this world es-
teemed staple. An order on Liverpool for cot
con for this market was forwarded by Satur-
days steamer, and will be followed by sever
al similar orders-a strange fact.
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DRowsRD.-On Wednesday night last, about
ten O'Clock, while a boat, with some six or
eight members of the Phoenix Rifiemen, was
going from Tybee to the steamer Ida, the boat
capsized, and Mr. James Graham, q member
of the corps, was drowned. Mr.. Graham has
been, for number Of years, a fruit merchant
In this city. Another member of the compa-
ny, by the name Of Bennett, barely escaped
with his life, and would have been drowned
but for the timely assis stance of Major Mccall
Davenport and Mr.. VIM. King, one Of the Sa-
vannah pilots, who were ON board the Ida
and who jumped overheard and saved him
from a watery grave -Sdrdnnah Neacs.
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LAMENTAELE AFFAIR IN FORSYTH. GA.-We
are sorry 10 learn most unhappy affair oc :.
CURED in Forsyth, Ga, yesterday morning -
Thomas Talmage, Esq, very worthy and
well known citizen Of the place, In an effort
child, entered the house of q neighbor named
Hastings, whose family he had Iemons trated
with in vain on the subject, and in the act of
entering the door was shot in the right shoul-
der by Hastings. At last accounts Mr.. Tai
mage was in convulsions, and his case con
sidered very critical-in fact, almost hopeless.
Macon Telegraph.
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Confsdsracy to
=. q. PEARL, Esq., Cashier CITY Bank.
D. WRAvEn, Rsa., Cashier Pias,sfs' mn.
Asssrs DoUaLAs 4 Co. Merchants.
4. WHsLRss 4 Co.. Bankers.
Parties In the Confederate aovernmsnt DESTROYS
Of sending letters. Ae.. to the FEDERAL Govern.
msnt, viii please direct the same to ANBkICAN
der sovsr) enclosing 1ftssn esnis in cssh or Con-
fsdsrais si4nps ssssIely. 2. g. dovsrnns.t N:
excseding half ounce u weight; let srs vsighing
over half an ounce viii have to contain safIeieHt
" S3-l1JA
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4 HEADQUARTERS 1srE REG VA. NIL
a July 22d, 1851.
u lst Pursuant to 9Th section of chapter 29th
of the Code of Virginia, a Board, consisting of
captains MORGAN, EPPs and SAUSDERs, will be
in session in the Office of the inspector of
the 2Sd Of July, 1881, between ths hours of and
I clock P. " and Oh WEDNESDAY, the Path
between the hours of A. ID. and P. u to hear
ana decide all questions Touching exemption
and the Proclamations Of the Governor of the
18th and 10th of this month.
I'd. All persons within the corporate limits,
west of 1osh street, who claim to be exempt from
Military Duty, will present their claims to ex-
emption with the evidence to sa.tain tn EN- to tn
Board Of Oncers above mentioned.
Sd. To save the personal appearance of q large
number of persons At the ard of Officers let the
owners or superipte dents of establishments fur
nsh to the Board list of the persons IN their EN-
ployment in the manufacture of arms, ammuni-
goods for the troops To this list there 10 ut be
attached 'ths certificate Of the military officer or
department employing him them, before the
exemption will be allowed" Let the Presidents
several Banks necessary to cary on the operations
of these Institutions Let the Presidents or Eu-
perntendents of Railroads furnish lists to the
aforesaid Board of Ofssrs, certifying to the names
of those persons necessary to the operation and
running of railroads and the repair OF their roll
ing stock.
Millers must furnish the Board with the certif-
cate of Justice Of the Peace Of the city that they
are necessarily and personally employed in a
grist mill.
Persons who claim to be exempt on account of
physical disability, must appear in person before
the Board, whether they have the certificates of
surgeons or not.
4.h. As soon as the Board gets through with its
duties, it will furnish each person entitled to be
exempt with written discharge.
By order OF Col. T. J. EVANS.
jy 23--2ts S. T, PENDLETON Adi't
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TO VOLUETEERs.-I propose to
az form Volunteer Artillery Company,
OF good material, for the period required by Law.
The best gnns and equipments, uniforms, tents,
ac., including all things necessary for the most
efficient and comfortable service, viii be had
Persons wishing TO join Us, will apply early at
the once OF HOWARD SANDS, tabove TELEGRAPH
office two doors below Exchange Bank; to JOEL
B. WATKINS, firm of Watkins i Ficklsn, Main
street; to CHAs. II WALLACE, firm of VIM Wal
ace Sons, Pearl street, or to JOHN MUNFoRp, al
Col. Walter D. Blair's store, Main street.
jy 1s-ts JOHN HOWARD.
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TIE CaARLEsrON AND SAVANNAH THLEaRA APH
LIsE.-The new telegraph line between this
city and Savannah was completed yesterday
by the successful laying Of asubmarinA cable
across Ashley River, under the superi utend.
ence Of Mr.. Brenner. Mr.. Brenner has over
come the most formidable obstacles in the
construction of the work, and is entitled to
the thanks Of our community and the highest
praise for the triumphant result of his labors
Chdrleston Courier, 2Oth
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s'~s~se~ ~..s.A-~~

snnscrie"rs 20 she DtspateA will observe the
oso.s saHs or their papers when their sub
scriptions are about 10 expire. Those who
wish 20 renew will forward the amount. or
the papers will be stopped at the close Of the
term for which they have paid.
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KRsrucKY.-The Memphis Appeal, In an
editorial comment upon the present state Of
affairs In kentucky, concludes that Kentucky
must be redeemed from her thraldom by hard
now progressing in the gallant yet unfortu.
nate and dOwntroddsn State o. Missouri.
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: Sk~Uk->
ca. a, 81. Freuf- wsftsss . s-:S .s. ~ a
wiu observe that ~ ~ not intssdsd hssseg 10 10
tcrfer. with suspend the levy therein - uiret
except where county or city shali seo1eis tsself
to exemption, by eontribatng the nnooee ef vol
untssrs required. In the meAuetme. evsgy Asiii-
" will be given for the for0a11o1 II voluafses
Companies, and when the .eeovieoe9t ee ssy
county or city is eompletsds Ne rseiaus sf the
popu iaton subject to military duty will remain
enrolled for home defence and poiioo.
Tns requirements Of the Proclamafion Of July
18th, ~ to arms and ammunition, VIII apply
equally to the Volunteers hereby provided for.
The places of rendezvous within the district
embraced by the Proclamation OF July -, Will be
the came as therein provided. except ~ follows:
OckbridRe, Augusta, and Bath counties will
rendezvous At taunton; and Highland county at
Monterey.
Volunteers from other parts Of the state will
rendezvous as required by Proclamation Of Nay
:, 1861.
All companies hereafter formed will be Of In.
fantry, unless otherwise specially ordered.
Company officers will be elected by the e0mps.
MES, and field officers appointed BY the Govern
or Is has been done In the regiments heretofore
formed.
Given nnder my hand as Governor and under
{ ~ the seal Of the Commonwealth Of Virgil
}L 8. mia, this 10th day Of July, lssi, In the
I ~ eighty sixth year Of the Commonyealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
NJ Published in the newspapers Of the state.
as heretofore. Jy NN