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: AND FUR SALH.

offer for sale a 70 hundred acres Of LAND,
In the county Of Prince Edward, on the
waters OF Bush river. six miles from Nehsr-
rim Depot, on the Richmond and Danviiie
Railroad, and six miles from Prince Edward
u. H. The land 10 of xeellent quality More
than cne.third cf the tract 10 Ia timber OF
original growth and pines; and eighty or one
hundred cores OF rich low grounrs. The i'm
provements are ordinary. Consisting Of Over
sser's House. four Negro Z quarters, Gnd Barns
sr f11cient to house twenty hoeshstds OF TO-.
bacco, Corn Crib, 80. Fer terms. &C apply
to Y. Is. SlBLETf,
Commission Merchant,
Shockoe Slip, Richmond.
Sufficient building timber within one mile
of q saw mill. Food for man aud beast to be
had on the place.
TIRAs.-Uash. Price 30 per acre, or equiv
alent Possession given immediately.
Refer TO -. 3. DICKINSON, Virginia Sena.e,
or TO T. TRRDwAr. II use Of delegates.
my S-eod6.-
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VALUABLE RnUPARTY for sale In the
y town Of lie, Va, consisting Of the focr-
story high. spacious, sclidly built Sd,d sdmreb.y
arran sed Railroad House, near ~ and opposite
tie Dsnvillo Railroad Depot. together With the
adjoining extra aud eomnodious private Dwell
ing, forming wing Of the main building large
Kitchen, aud other necessary OutAousss, (in.lud.
Ing barn. stables, &s.D . good aud eonvenien {
we'll Ct excsllen. water besutiful yard. and ex
tensive, richly producing vegetable garden. Tho
above property lie In very good order and repair,
and stuated In very healthy aud handsons loos-
ttGn. Any one wishing TO purchase, will call q
ones on the subSoriber. JOSEPH 6ERST.
ap 9-1n< Uanvflle Va.
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~HEALTH, HnALrH-
- sRSa A ,

~ HkALTH HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLD
Mas MARY OcorKLD, PRKCRPrRess, No. go
DALf1AORD STREET, BALTIhORE-"1HtA SrcS.
s- tAas Hsstsn This lady suffered for year,
with Chronic lnAammatory Rheumatism in ies most
whsn two years old, by being vaccinatsd with mat
ses rom . child who had tbs white swelling. From
lhis NJ 10 womAahood hsf suferhgs wsrs u.
issuoA ksneve. had relief from pain until CURED
hy1s APTON6 TlNCTURh.
IAN Extract rom the Letter.
IL oftn wish my parents had known Of this rem
sdy when was 81 % believe should havs
besa saved the oxcy hing pain ] have been sub
!ecssd TO, - well Al deformity Of body must
carry TO the grave, and my parents would not have
5cen under such heavy expenses from doctors bs y
aud in Seeding mo, a. they did, to the eelebret.
Springs IN England In search Of health wish al
VIC afflicted world coald sec mo and kear tho bens
Ats have derived from this Ttncturs Of HamptouA
I try to make all acquainted with its virtues with
whom I como IN contact
'-4entlemen, am q thoas4zs Nuss obliged to
yon, and yoa s-s st liberty 70 uss ray nsms Ea,t
,s-s &c all
4 fsnsiu ;ours IN gratitude
MARY A. HcOH.A2p,
'No. GO West Bnitipcore street,"
t.hAnnasissu, Ccush, Dyspepsia. Debility Seso
ita,a Eyes, Psia IL the side. Pack Go, are ,crsd
EExALEs AND dis Tzncruxs
~! BE- found great inslicins fos all tbsir dis.
ss8TE.
Cali sni get Pamphlets, sac read many tie
most powerful possible certificates CT cures Of th5
,nCvs oi3saoes OF oar owo cit,Eens-
Sc'd by PURCELL, LADD f. CO, Eich1aon6
81 DR.. COOKS Fredericksburg; by su tho Drug.
s.is IN Petersburg; by MO9TIMAR NOW
ssopsrs overywhcra 81 per bottle ak bottlss, s.
al 1-d&cwts
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tFFIOs "a + 5'AkINR ms. 90
Richmond, M&y 9th, 1862
nIVIDEND NUTICE-The Directors Of
this company have declared = semi AZ.
nuai dividend Of rBH PER CENT, payable TO the
stockholders on the 18th inst, until which
date the transfer ponk will be closed.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
nv k-tlk Secretary.
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va SEDlcAL GARD.

va sEDlGAL GARD.
Rs NEFIUN PRACTICE.
DE. rE.usH OF t::s old Medical House, confines
aimse3 naG.aiy to "a ofacs practice. on Franklin
street: a little below tas Exchange Hotel, aad dias.
onaiiy oppcaite Odd Feiio1s' Hail. where akillfuI
and confidential treatment may be obtained Oh res
sonabIe terms. Those who have been exposed 70
certain contagious ailments, arc invited 70 call
early.
Communication by mail, or otesrwise, promptly
attended TO- OiI!ce cpSD from A. b. TIL 9 r. n
my Cts RICHMOND, Va.
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OFPIos VA. LIFs lNs. CoAP'Y,l
Richmond, May 8, 1864.
NIVIDEED Dat meeting of the Uirec.
IL tors Of this company, on Monday, the
5sh Ia st. a semi ,ennual dividend O; five per
cers. was declared, payable to the stockhOld-
ers on and after the 18Th inst, until which
time the transfer books will be closed
J. kDAIR PLEASANTS,
my 7~3t Secretary.
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AND FOH SaLE.-I win sch priv Ateiy, 3CO
1 4 acres Of LAND, In the county Of 6ooehland,
within two miles Of the James Eiver Oanal, and
two miles from the county seat.
Also, II sesires, 100 acres Of WOOD LAND,
adjoining, making q tract OF 600 asres.
There Ia on the 6Pst -namsd tract good dwell.
log -house, barn, tobacco, and o her out-houses
Possession given immediately, II desired. Ad
irass the subscriber. at 4oochlsad u. H 90 God
din l. pr erson, Rienmord, Va.
40 231mt TH(t3. Z. ARGYLE.
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hI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others ecet Wing
~ freight via Richmond and Peter sbure
Railroad Company are hereby 40 8 led {
goods are not taken away IN tWenl four
hours after thsir arrival, they will be stored
at their sxpsnss nnd risk.
j. H. WOOUCUUK,
0en'l Freight Agent Il. l. +. H. h.
-Q~rr
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UROUKERY WARE,
In addition 10 my usua! well. assorted stock #
China aud Glassware, House- fu. nishlng and Fau.
~ Goods have rsplsrlshsd my stock Of CROCK.
eRY WARE. 60 tIst am embed TO c6sr nv
eusesmers and the public splsndid asSortment Of
Pyaiss. Cups AID 6aueers, Ewers and Bssins
Watss Pitcher e., %.
t@f JULIUS HDYHR.
Late Partner Of Sch,ap . Co.,
ny 0-ln@ Corner Brood and ID sc.
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~ Dr.. &. A ELANK MAN
~ SURGEON DENTIHT,
Formerly Fredericksburg Va +,
Respectfully snnorcces 20 tbs citizens OF Eich.
mond TAG. bs hss taken the oftes Ga Main street
recently occupied isr. Francis a. jster, (next
door TO p. Horton Keachs Trimming store, )whe, Q
rs will he sioaIsa 10 see al. WHO may need his ser
wees. 6p25 -lm&
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EzsK,EL6 VIRGINIA HAIR kESTOkEK
~ promotes the or w n Of .hs air and removes
aundruR This Eai- Tonic has given entire satis.
faction to Thousands Ct persocr; aud certificates
froai ladies' And gentlemen of TIL, city can be ssop
which will satisfy anv one of is efficacy
For sale as the Dspot 81 Main street. and at all
the Drug isis Price 81 per bottle my 2-ts
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DANA O - ON2A1AA NVl -
- ~~-' 0TTIUE "a. SAVINGS sAkK
Richmond, may TIN. 10e9
VTSHE LeStsia'u'e OF virginia nsMe& le.
Bauks % redeem their Issues. tn note noloefs
~ tn il In stitution are requested to present
ihsm at oncs for redemption: Omoe et the
store Of T. b Spence, corner o. main s.1 -
street.; ;-: S.e' A'gF: T. 5.i sHfsAxf. T,:..
O17I51 Or De11Io1 SAvIIss bA!x.
Nay !, l00.
TIME NOTES UF THIS SAVINGS BANK
viii BE- redeemed when presented as the
Oasbie,'s once. lo3 Main street. between the
hours Of A n. and p: H.vox.u,r
uva-at Cashier.
NOTIOH -The Fre6sFicksbu-g Branch Of TIE
II FARMERS' BANK OF VlA0NlA v q
PTes.rt 'ocatsd ct Danville. We.
my STE VIZ WAR1. Cas1r.
Nor1oE.
FrsdsricksSure win ~ redssmsd By n at q
"''A'o' 'A ~ 4. Il. mAURY CO..
Omossoush corner Main and lin 's''
OFfIU5 OF THE Old DUM1NlON
INSURANCE COMPANY.
u En0OVAL.-The once Of this Company
II, has been removed TO No. 40 nort0Wess
Corner Of Main and 18th streets. wnere they
CHARLES s. WORraAn.
NIOfICE.-Many 8 q 4 L ASTE Rs,
~ signed by WV: A. J. Snlrn. novins
been presented ut my counter for redempt1on,
would state that am not me a9. nor OF OF
them, nor have never t1sued q sn1nPaaStsr oi
my '' WIN. IRA SMITH, and not
ap al-ts WIN. A. J. Smith:
KxCEAN&E BlSOK Ems.
CTOCKS FOR SALE
- Virginia State as. :: registered.
s's, non Ia teress,
Confederate Ponds, Cotton Loan:
hundred million.
For sale at market rates
mv6-ts q W PURCELL co.
O71Io1 OF K n mAuRY Z Co.,t
South COZ Main and llth SITS
CTOCKs AND BONDS FOR SALE.
North Carolina State Bonds and per CT.
Virginia State Bonds, registered end coupon.
t)cnfederate Bonds, Is and loo million loan
~ Stocks, Bonds, &c bought and sold on
commission my2
ToE sAEs-s5'oo S9 , ,.,,,,
Virginia COUPONS.
An s9-ts u. w. PURCELL 8 90.
DEMOVAL The Office Of Z. Fl. Maury 4
n, 20. has been removed to tho South
corner Of Main and !lth streets, ons door be.
low American Hotel ssp 19-ts
COTTON q Wool CARDS.
rOTT ON
u u 4 d .--
The Subscribers have Recently received frcm
abroad, a large lot of
COTTON CAEDS,
Nos. and TO- which are now offered for sale.
0RAVELEY PRIN0LE,
40 15-lma 50 Fast Bay Char e+ton, 8. q.
PACKET LINES.
rOX' LII e.
FREIGHT BOATS
From Richmond to Lynohburg
are now RAINING regularly. For freight xP-
CIV 20 WIN. p. COX, Agent,
At the Shed, Dock street,
apl S-1ms in rear Of Did Gas Works.
AZ
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IN CA6V o.,
Ee WHOLAAAL1 6AsOOAaS.
- DEu0uiST6 se~s
COMMISSION NJ kRUdANT6,
NsW ORL2Ac1e-
RsuvteAeus, ucass. Sugar. Lao. oc. Tea -
neccQ. Qlgau. and Al Other 0seS ~
UruxA C61M1cAh, ETC., csc, NV
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z AMI FOX SALE.-I offer Tor sale my
l. FARM. on the Appomattox river, In the
county Of Prince Edward. six miles above
Farmville, and within one ana half miles
Of the South Side Railroad. 1t con tains 700
acres but IL can be made SIN ailer 10 accom-
modate purchasers. The Improvements con.
sist Of two-story dwelling, recently built,
an Office, and every necessary out-building, In
good repair. It has between 80 and 100 acres
OF creek and river nat lc nd; q sum iency Of
wood and timber, and good portion .! the
open land Is finely 50. In clover.
For further In jOrmn:ion In regard TO II,
refer TO my friends John a. Daily and Uhas.
A. Norton, Farmville.
Ny address is Yorktown, care Of Capt. Jpo.
!. thornton.
aD A-lm JOHN H. KNIGHT
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COrTUN AND TUBAOUO hiAUhlNaRf
~ FOh SALE VA lot Of second hand w.
ton Machinery, consisting Of y iilows, FsA1
ere. aappers. Hope Macolns, TIN CAss, &C.
10. 4 complete sst OF Pressss. naAeefS1y'
Co., 1Or the manu- fActuss Of TOoAavo, ous Nv
Tie us>d And In good order.
ApU1 % d GI>AU9RTER
Ia. 0-.s~s tr&isricnAqrg. va.
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s~lKsT ULASS FURNITURE
r. FOR SALE.
Parties desiring to secure good hCu use and
purchase new FURNITURE OF the most su.
perior quality, can do so by applying TO
BLANTCN DUNCAN,
18th and Gary streets,
uvS-St Over Tardy a Williams.
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IITY StAVENGER-
~ To Citt16ns OF the City Of Richmond-
Please TO leave your orders with MIR. UuvaI.
corner Of 10th and Main stree g, and at mills.
paugh l. Johnston ., corner Of Main and 18th
streets. tiny l-lml X. H. ALLEN
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II A comlor table and dest.
Fable frame YELLING HOUSE, with
jurniture Q, II desired situated on Oh s.resf.
te.wesn CLAY aud Leigh. Apply NJ the
residence. my 81
sTOR RENT-A kEyiDhNOE, ON L.. BE-.
r tween naain and Cary streete. ~ IL
nine good rooms besides closets; kitchen with
four rooms, bath. house. smoRs.houss, &c >
in TACT, there Is every convenience lot the
rentsel accommodation of a large family
sion viii b kivsn In a few days. Attached 70
the above residence 10 Stable and Carriage
House, which will be rented with It, or sePa'
ratsIy, II desired. Apply At once, to
nv LIST u WAAAAAAA0.
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= 0oochland, lying on James river, So
miles from Hichn Ond. This Farm contains
$50 acres, with fine residence, good out
houses, &C. A portion Of the lard Is James
river and creek low grounds. Terms liberal.
Apply &c me, on the farm or TO Il. q. Norris,
Esq Richmond
my 7-6ts W. n BARRETT.
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VYERY DESIRABLE RHSlDENTE
" FOR SALE.
S1y residence at the corner Of Marshall and
IL h streets, IL still In market for sale. II de-
sired, the Furniture will be sold with the
house.
Persons. desirous Of buying, will be snoWn
WIN +. BUTLER,
nv Est No. 10 Pearl street.
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Dividends.
EERCHAHTs INSURANCE COMPANY, I
Eichmond, May &, 1862
HIVIDE.ED.-Tte Directors of Mi; Company
havs I'll, day declared o dividend IF TWENTY
per ut pay able to tho stockholders :nd efler
the 18Th instant, until which dale The Transfer
Book will ba closed J. II. MONTAGUE.
mye-td Secretary.
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IL euoeortbsrs Asve en tered Int s..-
WorsSem an : 10 'h =, :;yi. and Arm q (.
ING General Grocery ana Uomm is..oS.A go
49, y ana respectfully solicit the pst,n -.
o. tne pnoIie and the friends OF thu - ooases
earn OF Edwin WORKMAN L Go ~" ooa.
EDWIN WORfHAM
SAMUEL WORTHAA
OOLE0AN WORTUHI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-17
GREED OF JEFFERSON.
Inaugural address, March 4. lsO


"It proper you should understand what deem the
essential principles OF our Government and consequent
y those which ought to shape Its administration. will
compress them within the narrowest compass they viii
bear-satiDg he general principle, but not all Its iml
tationsi
Equal and exact justice to all men ofwhAever State
or persuasion, religious or political.
Peace commerce and honeat friendship with all ma
tons, entangling alliances with none.
"The support Of the State Governments in all theil
tights the most important administrations for our do
nestle concerns, and the sures bulwarka against all anti
republican tendencies.
1.-THE preservation Of the General Government In 1T
whole constitutional vgor, the sheet anchor OF oul
peace at home and safety abroad.
"A jealous Of the right Of election by the people
mild and safe correction Of abuses which Topped of
by the sword OF revolution where peaceabe remedies are
unprovided.
Absolute acquiescence in the decisions Of the major
y the vital principle Of republics from which there Is nj
appeal but to form the vital principle and immediate
"a ven disciplined militia, our best reliance in peace
and for the first moments Of war, till regulars may re
lieve them.
"The supremacy Of the civil over military authority
Economy In the public expense, that labor may b
lightly burdsned.
rhe honest payment of our debts and sacred preSeva
| tion OF the public faith.
encouragement OF agriculture, and Of commerce Al
its handmade.
"The diffusion Of information, and arraignment Of al
abuses at the bar OF the public reason.
Freedom Of religion, freedom OF the press and free
dom Of person under the protection OF the hdoeds COZ
pGs, and trial by Iuries impartially selected.
These principles form the bright constellation which
has gone before and guided our steps through an age
Of revolution and reformation. The wisdom OF our
sages blood heroes have been devoted their
attainment. They should be the creed OF political
faith. the text Of civic Instruction, the touchstone by
which to try The services Of those we trust and should
We wander from them In moments Of error or Of alarm,
let us hasten to Tetace steps, and to regain the road
which alone leads to peace, liberty and safety"
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ADMoNITIoN OF JACKSON
[RareuaIl Addrnss. March q 1Ra1

But the Constitution cannot be maintained, The
Union preserved In opposition TO public feeling, by The
mere exeTtion OF the coercve powers conhded 70 ths
General Government. he foundations must be laid IL
the affections Of the people; In the security which 4
gives to le liberty and property In every quarter Of the
country; and In the fraternal attachments which the
citizens Of the several States bear to another
bers OF political family, mutually contributing "a
promote the happiness Of each other Hence the citi
Of each State should studiously avoid everything
pride OF the people Of other States; and they should
froWn upon any proceedings within their own borders
likely to disturb tranquility Of their political breth
rem In othtr portions Of the UnionI
"In country extensive the Uuied States, and In
pursuits varied the internal regulations OF the several
States must frequently differ from another In i'm.
portant particulars and this difference is unavodsby
increased by the varying principles upon which the Amer
lean colonies sinaly planted; principles which
bad taken deep root in their social relations before the
Revolutions snd therefore, Of necessity influencing their
policy since they became free and independent etates.
But each State has the unquesonable right 10 regulate
Its internal according to Its pleasure
and while does not interfere with the rights Of the peo.
pie of other States the rights Of the Union, every
State must be the sole Judge Of the proper
the safety OF It's citizens and promote their hapi
ness and all efforts the part Of the people Of other
btates 10 cast odium upon their Institutions and all
measures calculated to disturb their rights Of properly
TO put jeopardy their peace and internal tTanquy
are 10 direct opposition 10 the spirit IN which the Union
was formed and must endBpger It's safety. Motives Of
philanthropy may be assigned for this unwarrantable In
enerence, and weak may persuade themselves for
moment that they laboring IN the cause Of human
iy an aaser1g the rights Of the human race but every
one, upon sober reflection will zee that nothing but
mischief from these improper assaults upon the
feelings and rights Of others. Rest assured that the
q your confidence, and deserve your songhs reproba
lion.n
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BY JAMES MADISON.

Hearken not to the unnatural voice which tells you
that the people Of America, knit together they by
many cords Of Affection longer live together
members Of The family, longer continue
the mutual guardians OF their mutual happiness
longer be fellow citizens of great respectable and
hounshug empire. Hearken not to the voice which pet
ulanty tells you that the Government recommended for
has yet had place In the theories OF the widest
pTojecioTsi that II rashy attempts what II s impossible
to accomplish. No, my eountrymen; shut your ears
against tins unhaloWed langusEe; shut your hearts
blood which flows In the veins Of american citizens
the mngled blood which thsy have shed 10 defense Of
their sacred rights ate their Union and excite
horror at the idea OF their becoming aliens, rivals,
enemies. And II novelties are to be stunned, believe
the most alarming OF all novelties, the most wild
Of all projects Is that Of rendng us in pieces In order
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ADMoN1TIoN OF WASHINGTON.

In contemplating the causes which may disturb our
Union; It occurs O matter Of serious concern, that
any ground should have been furnished for characeE
ing parties by geographical
and Southern, Atlantic and Westsrn-whence designing
may endeavor to excite belief that there Is real
difference OF local and views One OF the expe.
dien Of party to acquire uepce within particular dis
tcs Is 10 miepreSent the opinions and aims Of other
diIrics You shield yourselves TOO much against
the jealouries and eartburnings which spring from
these they tend to render allen TO
each other those who ought be bound together by fra
teTnal Affection,
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PrTTnBuRGH, Jan. Al, 1860
DIR. KEHsKR my wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and difficulty Of breathing for ave or SIX years
which for several yea back had gradually increased
violence, The complaint has been hereditary, and she
lief In this state OF her case, procured OF your
PectorAl Cough Syrup. Ibought the Arst time, hfy
cent bottle which relieved her very much then called
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has now no trace Of the former disease except weak
ness would also state that used the medicine my.
self 10 cold and cough. The medicine cured me By tax
Ing one dose 1expreH my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you arc at liberty to publish this you
desire TO do co. WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward
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PrrrspuRau. Nov. Is. Ia5

PTTIsBuRaH, Nov. IL, 1858.
Dr.. KEYsKR Although not an advocate Of Patent
Medicines, In general affords pleasure indescrba
BILE to recommend your Pectonl Syrup. Az medicine
Is we'll worthy the attention Of any person who may
Of any hind, and for the peculiar qualifications for 70
moving all that dlsagreeable sensation attending 90
we're cold.
have been, more or less, In my lie affected with the
Oeverest OF colds and hoaeness. At tines my throat
would become closed to prevent my speaking above
Il Whisper and by kingA few doses Of the above Syrup
would relieve me entirely.
In recommending this medicine, must unhesltatingly
ay thalt Is the best remedy found purportng 70
Cure the above, should any family be without this
'emedy for dheases so prevalent,
Yours, most respectfully,
EDWARD j. JONES,
Cashier oitisens' Deposit Bank.
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CPRHNG CLOAKG AND BA8QHNEe
~ NEW eTYLES-iBatm 4 Som, No. B South
High street. have just opened htyeI Of ctoTH On
most SlgIish manner. AIBo, Suuerb PInfn
Biaok BllIgss yev Aeavy, designed expressly fos
Mapilllas and BasQulne6. Enprig
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COL. PRATT AND DIR KEYsER's PEcTORAL
81 RUP.-DR. KKYsaa-Dear Sir Excuse the delay Of
@ acknowledging the excellence your Peetoral Cough
Sy'Gp take great pleasure In saying that il "
all you cay it's HtaOcked s notse out OF my cough
and tho worst one ever Rf1icted With have not
used than onehaf Of the bottle, and and do
wish that all who afflicted would give II az fair tal
Ihsve done, and they will be proud say, at no
qusck medicine" i would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, at any cost. con-
hdent can breathe freely than did. shall
always acknowledge debt Of gratitude for inventngso
excellent a remedy. You ct liberty 10 use my name
In this regard, az you think proper. u. Y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pttsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1859.
n. B--I am no stranger to my fellow-citiEens, and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
H.E.P.
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INSURANCE..
yOHW n WHEELER.

GENT FOB HOME, CONTINENTAL,
"A MANHATTAN, SECURITY, and 1RyIHa EIRH IHs. Co.
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