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INFEoTToE IN BUHMEsR PRTs0N.-A wom-
an was brought in covered with the pustules Of
the smallpox. Our doctor looked sghast, and
50 did we all, az well we might It was case
beyond bis treatment, though it Is strange the
versatile doctor did not undertake the cure.
Even the Burmese prisoners themselves ex-
pressed their astonishmsnt, lA remenstranes
was useless. TIE jailers, however, showed a
little common sense, by placing the unfortu-
nate creature in a clear spot BY herself, to
avoid contact with the other inmates Of the
prison, with delicate threats OF punishment IL
she moved from It. We never heard what in
duced this barbarlty, but she was most likely
suffering for the misconduct Of some relative
In the war, and the authority who sent her
there could n0theve been aware Of tie disease,
for she had not been among us more than
twenty-four hours when she was tsken away.
But by what means was infection averted
lRoculation or vaccination was unknown.
Here were about fifty persons living in the
sans confined room without ventilation, and
yet not one Of them took the disease. The
fact seems almost miraculous, and I should
have doubted the nature or the msladv had il
not been acknowledged and dreaded BY every
one, the natives as well as ourselves. can
only account for our immunity by the free use
Of tobacco. What q luxury as well as safe
guard in this pest-house was tobacco. Every
one smoked it.-Gosger's Personal NarTafiss
IN BHYmGh.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated by Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.
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THE TAnEr

Shall ct All times be So 7led with everything good
home aud foreign mark can afford aud having in nv
employ good and expert need cooks ana table servants
manner.
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The PAWN BROKER's GOLDEN RuLE.-aTi
you expect to get through this here world .
said Mr.. Crump to Lorn, syou must look Al
both sides Of sFeythink. Mans natur Is
prone to deceive. Il ain't the gloss on coat
as makes it new; threadbsre clothes is always
the shiniest. Handle folks as IL they was tie
weskits and troWsies they comes 10 non hold
ZEN well up 10 the light, try the strength Of
their seams and stitches, take care the moth
amt IN ZEN. The 'uman Part is full Of wick
edress; ALPS not gold 80 glitters. A man comes
70 you and says-so and so don't trust him I.
plated goods amt silver II you wants to get
at the real thing test it with a strong mind and
aquafortis. Mems words is mostly outside
show; they don't mean what they expressss
paste looks like diamonds till you gets at tbe
foil that's under Never belief arf man tells
you, and don't offer more than the quarter Of
what's asked. Snakes often lies id in the
grass; they rises thelF painted eds and smiles:
when female puts pledge In your 'and look
at the hsrsicie, not 'er hies think Of the val
ley OF the ho5jeet, not Of the 'oney that tfickles
from her tongue. Charity begins at 'one
arts is soft and eds is 'aro yeu ows youf
dooty to your ed else what are your there
fort The simble Of our profession Is three
gold balls, two at top and one at bottom.
When manis in want the world is two to one
agin 'lm keep that in mind, when parties
pops the He-cessaTies OF iife-fre-irops, bed
furnitur' and all kinds Of warrin' appsrel-the
more be wants the less he's able TO sit. Them
8 my maxins, and them 8 the paWn-broker's
golden rule"
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Trust Sale.

d virtue % Deed Of Trust eKeruieI O. rIa17 T. g.
IL ElIcs EHd EEsaH :. Kycr. IAN o. q ApriI
1850, and OF record in the 1i1re OF P1lafe CLERK 90
;he e0Enty of Tlppah. sud SJate Of Mississippi, r lo
parpGse of securing cerfaH debts thsralu named VIII.
On the l41H OF MARCH NELT 81 the residence OF
the lats l. G. Kyce sell tl tHa aIghcst bidder Tor cash.
quarter section af land upon v1i,1 the late T. G ETee
lived and upon which his steam sawmiu sltEz-el
a. the time Of the execution OF SAID deeds and. also
lsiher tract known that part 90 teorE7 Rze's rt
slotted snd set apart % his SON. bsr- Rose BEING one
hundred and twenIy-siz- 7erfa od of taa-re-'
section tEeuty-siI, and forty acres OF 1f The 49, -
quarter Of section twenty aI in township one rt
one easts q the bases meridian q ChrEazz4 49,
III title Is believed 90 De uuisuhted. H1r v-I---
vsy only such title % has been invested in meas t-.-
ts2l-d A. y REYNOLDS Tr1sses.
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RILE.IARD sALOON.

Containing three fne tables asorainE q pleasant and
healthy recreation for q leisure hodr.
Everything in my power shall be done 10 make ths
guests q the house comfortable.
fsIs.lm JOHN P. LIE, superinte1 tsnt
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Articles FREE PROM DUTIEs.-Ths follow.
ing articles have been exempted from duty snt
admitted free into the Confederate States; Ra.
con, Pork, Hams, Lard, Beef, Fish of all kinds
Wheat, and Flour Of sll other grains, Indian
Corn and Meal, Barley and Barley Flour
Oats and Oat Meal, Rice and Rice Flour, Gun.
powder and all the materials Of which it n
made, Lead in all forms, Arms Of every de-
sefiPtion and Munitions Of War and Military
Aeeouaements, Percussion Caps, Living AMI
mails Of all kinds, all Agricultural Products IN
their natural state. All Goods, Wares and
Merchandise imported from the United States
into the Southern Confederacy-after the 4th
OF March-eKeePt the above enumerated, are
liable 70 duty.
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THE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs.
l. BY Joseph Francois Miehaud. Trans
lated from the French by w. Robson. In
vols, 12mo., half calf.
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE.
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
Bibiographical Notices, etc. By W.
Hazlitt. In vols, half calf.
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DRS. SPIEGEL 4 REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.

TKF6Rk the public in general that they are prepsrs
20 treat all diseases, bat especially those which arr
pronounced incuTable, and called chronic
Their treatment OF Cancers is without any rival be
cause they viii be expelled from the system with al
their roots and dbers sny by cous utona treatment
without eaustIcs and without Che knife
They also treat with success according 10 the most in
proved science OF medicine in Europe, Rheumatism
heursls1e Gout Ophihsnia, FistulA in Ane scrofuls
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel, Fi Tspeworm, PileR Dropsy Diseases OF ths
oEi, bfoncnius Consumption al diseases Of the Rye
ana hsr and give particular attention 10 all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of the above
diseases viii be cured and hnd good beard and ao-
oonnodations while under treatment the decers in
Urinary.
The doctors call attention Of patience at distance
that II they are not prepared TO consult the doctors
sshaby by writing TO them with exsc account Of an
the symptoms OF the disease medicine will be forwarded
By Adams express.
n Consulting Rooms No. s2s Main street, between
Uhlon and Gayoso streets Inhrmary Oh UnsG street
east OF bayou at Dr.. SpiegePs private residence
Br O. spiegel has, in his thirty years practice ss-
pecay on chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
sncess He has in his possession ever I'VE thousand
plants herbs, baTkss etc, which he rely upon 70
care diseases which are By the most successful prac
uoners pronounced incurable.
Ee also makes il his especial practices ts treat all pr
vate diseases with the utmost success in short tine
30 matter OF how long Standing, OF what nature
All Dr. Spiegel asks from the afflicted is fair trial
men ali the reference he win give will be speedy cure
70 tlems
Thousands OF testimonials, from the uost reIlsi-s
s7nrcs --l8g be seen tils tfeetfa sufdeg dsis-sm
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HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. In 3
vols, half calf, gilt back.
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The TEMPEST 4}S-Wm. Shakespeare. Il
u strat.-a oy Foster, Dors, skill, slader
and Janet. Quarto.
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WE OFFER FOR BENT the OFFICE now oceupled
w By us as commission ONCE, and in desired. viii
sell upon reasonable terms al The once Furniture
FWe also oder for rent The COTTON SHE'D AND
v NAhkHOUSE5 On Madison street. now occupied by U.s.
MASON & CO.
fel0-im Main sfraet an sfsf--
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SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE.

fNfHE undersiEnad having opsued in the Garnet ana
4 Curtain business IS noe ufeuaraF 10 sTru L. 81
iFlends and tie public entirely stock 5f ca--
sai curtain gods. Velvet Tzur-try Brussels s-aa-
ADJ o1-l11an Carpets huss EI-s Ma.Liugs Cdrs Nas-
lnssi ETC. SIX. Dzmlsk. Lace sad o.'umll -1-ta 10.
Iasses Loops, BaaI 2 ctEre Cords. CarUirz st- g-r
and White Holland % different w4ifas. GuIl Ialf-
icapas and PLAIN shades, Floor On Cloths from n 81
tect fl1e- Fiuks s. LTous Tewiuz Nsrriuas the basl
family sewing usshns made f7r frcm s55 b sIs0 me
oest ot sorEmen On band toeut make ara iay carpets,
hang curtains, shades, etc.
Il "a GRq5TENCl.
lsrI-iawfv asg Nsfr 1t-a-s r4-l-a-~ a.
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ere Is way Of being good In the VOLT VOL
sInaH scale that is scarcely appreeis.eo.
p who educates one child faithfully Iney
q work of greater benevoltnee tnan ,,.l one
a. won the name Of phiiantbropist- me
foncsntrstsd on a family may proaelse
fruits than that which embraces t1s
lts action u more intense and inFisl-
4 its results may 60 abroad and leaReA
1ols mass Of a community.
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with memoir OF his life. Originally
published under the superintendence Of
Olinthus Gregory, L L. D., in 8 vols, full
calf, London.
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ECLTPsE sTARLE-

oAnpssrls y aSo1FAas - FsnsI Es1sss t.ss
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1ss NAPOLEON AND TIKI UEITED STArEs-
bis accustomed tact and good sense,
Napoleon made 10 allusion IN bis late
= 70 the United States. France is true
: q America, but while be ltments our
tion, her monarch wisely sbstains from
slde5 with any party in this country.
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Marshaps Sale Of Real Estate

OE SATURDAY, THE l6rH DAY OF MARCH I viii
" sell 70 the highes bidder for cash. the following
described property IN the city Of Memphis levied on TO
an.siy an execution In favor J. 4 Clark vs. Robert
Neil, et al, Judgment rendered at the October term
1850 OF the Federal Court at Jackson fol& 065
s2l os costs sale al The Ereads, Union street. within
lawful hours, for cash Rsdenption waived.
Said property Is described as follows Lying and be-
ing In The city Of Memphis and in that part known as
south Memphis, and being part Of lot No. g. in block
No 90 and beginning for the part therein conveyed st
stake on the west side Of Causey eet two hundred
and hiry feet eight inches north of the intersection Of
the north side of Vance street with the vest side
Of Ctusey street. and running thence north with the
west side Of Carsey street, thlrytEs feet seven inches
% stake; thence westwHrdy, At right angle with
Ctusey street. 20 The center OF bayou Gaycso thence
southwsrdly with the meanderings Of said bayou to
point IN the eeter Of said basou opposite to and west
Of tie beginning egrncr Of said let and thence In
straight line &c tne beginning the west side Of Causey
Ltrest.
n. EocLAEAMAE, Marshai.
BARTLETT CARPAsTER, for Plaintifs fe1s-tds
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| " twice week +" eO d,
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iHE THAMES TOO STRONG FOR PARLIA.
EENT.-Ihe London Times calls attention &c
the fact that the new parliament houses Of En-.
land are in a state Of pretsrnatural deeay-In
faet, fast going to ruin. The sffiuvia genera
ted on the banks Of the Thames has not only
attacked and dispersed the members rspeat-
ediy, in spite Of all the appliances brought to
bear for its abatement, but is rapidly acting
upon the walls Of that magnificent structure,
The stone employed in their construction was
variety Of domolite, believed to be impsrish-
able. 1t Is proposed to glaze the walls with
siIieate OF potash, applied in a liquid state.
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| A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Enmle. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
HookeF's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvallsr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annis's Primmsr.
Queens and Prineesses Of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents OF
Home Life.
fffI. L. ;llT.
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SUNDRIES.

SUNUkkEES.
k0n BOXES Popping Craekars
OOO 1900 lbs s. s. Almonds.
500 lbs. Filberts
800 lhs. Cream Nuts
ice Bushels Fresh Neal.
lo9 brls. Ruscett, Prior Red and Janstin Apples
zoo zoo Pink Eye white and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
50 doz Broofns
Also Sugar, 0ofss, holssses,' SALT WHISKY, Brandy
Champaign, Flour, Lime, Cement, Starch Woodel
ware, etc. etc. Just received and for sale low BY
FL0URNOY & CRAWFORD,
oeSo-aHH No. II, Front row.
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WHO WON THE BATTLES AND PURcHAsEp
THE TERRIToRIEs.-The abolitIonists are en-
deavoring to deprive the South Of ali tbs ter.
rltcTy acquired BY the Mexican war, vet the
records show that this very territory was won
BY southern blood snd treasure. While FOUR
teea slave States furnished $500 volunteers,
the free States and Territories furnished but
1884. The disparity is marked, considered
from any point Of view, but especially SO In
regard to the relative population OF the two
sections. The figures, we may add, are de-
rived from executive document No. 63, Of the
hrst session Of the thirtieth Congress.
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
HUxrSp,EEEE, .aL.4B.aM.s.

'f'His HOUSE IS now open for the accommodation Of
= lhe plpnc. The rooms are all large, well venii-
isted ana furnished in the best style with and
oeantful furniture and csrpss The public rooms and
nails are lighted By gss The Ladfes and GentIelpep5s
rsrors are furnished in splendid lux urious style
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HAVTNG sold interest in the "RclipsekA
II Livery Stable" % Jno N. Fisk The busi- ~ d
ness q The fTm will keararter be conducted q ~
under me style Of Hunt Fisx. 7. ". HUNT.
We viii keep on hand at the Eciipse ,, IN. bssi
stock nat the market sdort sne win furnish sues
tRous &c wiz give entire satisfaction ts al tie ~.
irons Of the old a1c popular stand II good tea,s sd
constant attention % the wants Of oar customers viii
do IT, we viii endeagor 10 pieasa
Horses boarded By the day, week. month, upon ine
most reasouable terms.
fe8-fm ursrTk rTav
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
COs4ES COAE!

I HAVE besa engaged in the coal trade for the pas.
twelve years have boated coal b this market for
the retail city and steamboat rEda aHd have learned
from experience the necessity Of having aheaper fuel IN
Memphis than has hsretoors beeH furnished 70 her pe
pie. The necessities OF the rich and pe0r aks rsqurs
the chzngs proposed, and while DO pretend dis
guise the fact that intend tn mskr sos Money it is
not the less true that shall tr public banefacdr
now haTe on hand large supply of Green river asa
Which have always furninhed at prics far below that
which must Be paid for Pittsburg coal Tue pieces are
not SOW % large the coal blocks received from Pitts
burg but these grow larger tAe mine is peneraed
and with each lhipment % me- By spring the Jumps win
be IS large as the largest taken from the PIsbusr pits
Green river coal costs less than that from The bead
waters o. the Ohio, and therefore sell it low and not
Because Il not valuable for all purposes. have
deemed i useless e obtain and publish certificates 70
its properties from those Who it here Trr IT, anf
bank checks are ne certificates ] want have how
ever. srssr stock than before Of PitsburE asa1
which goes 81 At market prices wonld sta.s more
over that those who buy from pay money % an as
citizen Of Memphis. All that make goes into ercul-
tou here. taxa asthing from the city which our ere
ator did not intend should away he did not have
Memphis a coal bed. Keep your money at hous and
stand By your people which you can accomplish ~
buying coal st the Blue Once on Jegersan or At ths
foot Of Poplar street
noT THOMAS IAarFs.
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PRICE OF sURsCRIPTInN.

Daily On .va1csl per Annun-..-.. 90
weekly % ............ ..-.-., D A.
pgvEhie half-vearlv In advance
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6eed Potatoes

am BUSH. YELLOW PINK BYE POTATOES, fo1
OOO seed, In store AID sor aSis By
r. q. CRAIG
jsA@ ae-A Et ra eifner ssecond nnd IJniar.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION
Stationery---Stationery.

THE anest assortment II Letter and Note Pspor ever
i offered in this city.
We invite particular attention our beautiful assort-
ment Of Letter and Note Paper, consisting Of The fol-
loving styles: Bamask Wave, Dsmtsk Reficulalss
windsor CsuTt, Windsor Amber Laid windsor Eetiru-
lated De La hue Royal Note, De Ia Rue Rose Damask
French Paper, assorted coors; Magnus YellRm Bath,
Marines, Arabosque, Victoria oaadria- Also hourn
ing Psper and EuvelOpes OF every description.
Gan and make your selections.
YOUNG & BRO,
uolg Under Odd-felioWs' HALL.
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Southern Stock Food.

GtoTT0N seed, OIL Neal and Cake are the cheapest
~ and most nuicous food FOR All kinds Htock-pro-
duces more MILK and BUTTER, and a richer ami more
delicate favor than any sther-kspt at all time 8 on
sand IN quantities 70 suit purchasers at the works.
de11-Iy
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POETS WIT AND HUnOR. Selected bv
W. II. Willis Illustrated with one hun
dred engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18

cuton TO question Its oonstituonality. We under
stand perfectly we'll that question Ia to be tested by h
judicial tribunals; and hold II TO be the duty Of ever,
good citizen to acquiesce In the judgment OF such bu
mall Whatever tmay be- until shall be reversed by
higher tribunal That 10 the position Of the Republican
But, Sir am told that voted for Judge who held
this fugitive slave law tobe unconstitutional oertaL-
~ did 90 vote, and certainly shall always vote for
Judge h strict reference to his Integrity and his oapac-
iy without the question 70 whetherI
cur with him upon every decision he makes upon the
bench or not, will not take special demurrem upon
the stump viii not inquire whether each specific de-
cislon be has made was wright wrong because
knewa Judge In all OF whose opinions concurred.
therefore supported the Judge towhom the entleman
er because Of my confidence 10 bis ability and In his In
teGrlty. II true, he decided that Congress had
roer 10 pass any law for the recapture Of fugitive
slaves. In that decision do not concur. I hold the
question to be concluded by the practice Of the Govern
question should concur with him; but one Of those
who believe that something ought 10 be settled and that
me uniformly settled practice Of the Governnsnt for
three generations 10 sufficient This being question Of
that sorta question that has been sottledI would
ecquiesce In It. Judge BrinkerhoR decided Otherwise.
But that was no reason why should not vote for him
he was better lawyer than hs opponent; he was, In my
Judgment, more honest man. and man Ia every way
better qualified; and therefore voted for him, and ny
collea, ue can make the most Oft
lHere the hammer FELL tl IL fi4t
Mr.. cox. Ny colleague from Ohio iMr. sTANroNl
steps In advance Of my colleague from the Ashtabula dis
triet, tMr HUTcnns] to shield him. d .7s ...t-.
~ ~. eaanNHVN. Motu tn'
n. OoA. Ies srI IoI " AnywS wy sen ~ ~ nos %
- ~ VIZ lssps, rh ~ .us
s.n.,en'an I.on 1 sne n.n.sps Ia tIo s.n1smnn p
s1rt OF oeiense IoI M tuppots ~ yuuse pruh
now, s nsve some ior .ne sent
h n'I .ne AsnsauuS a, eno'' lr, IN s "..ssse sa
~, NJ Densves wnas 10 sys' snu Mi sssnu W, unueI
~ ~ oeISnos yuoge bI,nksinon sven IN TsPso' 20
,h he nuinncAuon =. uo ugnse gnhs sss sM a nm ouI
.ne o.1vr ,nn gentleman Lom yn,o lMI. o.z,EIosJ ~,
says on; mol 40 NOT deleno yuaee bnnkeInon nul-
nacauon aoc.loe, ~. vo'eo iUI nim pecsuse , am
,Sa, Ut On I'M %inSepenosn. Juulcsy W.. s nos .sse
s,uS m win nm upon Lna' PONY ~ 70 .ne lnespenoenee
o. me Juoioary; put l 40 tAke Issue WIN nun when
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! PFTTsBURaH, April q, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KEYsER I have dauah-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad oouah
T,nou, s-o mem a5er ons.y TsssSmL
SYRUP, and before she had used half bottis she was
relieved The second bottle cured hsr entirely Of her
cough JOHN AkIN,
Robinson street. Allegheny,