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$50 REWARD

DANAWAY FRoa THE SUBSCRIBER,
n near Haahyi4e, Tenn, on the 10Th day Of ID
APRIL 1882, Negro man named TILhI0N "A
aboRt % years old feet or inches high ~.
quite black whiakcra on when he Left weiQha about
l5o pounds. The said boy Wss econ IN Nashville
Few DAYS ago and said be IN 3iuriressboro at tho
tine Of mo ato battle aud got slightly wounded 10
the band. win give the above Reward for the de-
livery Of the said boy IN the Ja az Nashville so that
can get him.
iuly30-dlmh ROBERT CArO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
par,IcnIar NolIce.

Mr. c. d. WHITING has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list. He
will see that the UNoS is delivered regu-
larly TO city subscribers every morning
He win also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds
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aEashpilIe Almiua.
rIlnsnAYMoRMNa. 80 .. laez.
TO oUn READERS.

Until telegraphic communication is re-
sumed between Louisville and this city
we purpose issuing every day, at twelve
o'clock, an EXTRA, containing oil the
Dispatches and War News published in
the Louisville papers, as well as an ac-
count Of all Military Movements in Ten
nessee that may reach us up 70 the hour
Of going to press.
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Particulars Of FORESTS Last En-
counter with Our Troops.

counter with Our Troops.
We are indebted to euienant-Colonel
YoUNo, Of the Goth Ohio, for fuller ac-
count Of the final dispersion and utter
rout Of that miserable miscreant and
robber, Col. FonREsr, by Colonel FYrrE's
command.
The negro trader travelled faster TO
the music Of that Fgge than he ever did
before. lie has lost not less than three
hundred killed within the last three
weeks, aud his old command Of house
burners and horse-thieves is completely
broken up. lie will have TO start afresh
He could and should have been cut 70
pieces long ago, had the proper deacrip-
ton and sufficient number Of troops
been stationed in this vicinity. These
guerrillas must be hunted down like wild
beasts. We pfefer to give Lieut. Colonel
YouEo's statement, without making any
alterations, as he requested us. We like
a soldiers way Of describing an engage
ment.
After Forests skirmish and defeat by
Gen. McCooks division, near Altamonte,
and subsequent preeipitaie retreat before
Nelson's troops, on last Saturday morn
ing lac retreaied in body toward Wood
bury, to make his escape between that
place and McMinnville. The 18th brig
ade Of Woods division, learning the
movement made rapid march Of nine
miles in two hours, under command Of
Colonel Fylie, Goth Ohio, with a view to
entrap him as ho should cross the Nc
Minnyille and Woodbury. pixies. Col
FyGe's command comprised the 26ti
Ohio, Lieut. Col. Young 18th Ind, Lieut.
Col German; 58th Ind, Col. Buell., and
two sections Of artillery. They came
up with the rebel column just as its var
was entering the main road Forrest i'm
mediately formed a line Of battle to re-
oeiye as, and our troops, by a rapit
charge on his right and centre, and viii
one or two volleys Of muskctry and (
few rounds Of artillery, completely brokr
and dispersed them. The enemy's lef
faced about and retreated the way thcl
come. Il was already dark, the cnem,
were all mounted, we had no cavalry, an'
after pursuit Of two miles, Col. FyfI
marched back to camp making an eight
cen mile march and utter rOut Of the no
torlous partisan after 4 p. M. His fore
consisted of the Texas Rangers, tw
Georgia, one Tennessee, one Alabama re
giment, and Kentucky squadron. For
rest lost, by the admission Of his ow
men, several killed, some rs or 80 wound
ed, and 400 to 1000 missing !-the entir
column being utterly scattered-guni
pistols, saddles, clothing, hats, every
thing were scattered over the field. Mex
morning a detachment Of several compa
MES went out and broght in three wagon
loads of stuff. Among the captiyes weT
Forests body servant, horse, privAi
wagon, his brothers Captain Forests
horse and servant some forty horse
&c. The field of battle was larg
open plain, the troops engaged abot
equal in numbers, but the rapid man@r
wiring and sudden charge of Col FyfTe
, command, took them completely by SUI
/ prise, and broke their line almost ere
: was formed
Lieut. Col. YOUNG,
Commanding 26th Ohio.
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AT a weekly meeting, a straight-laced
and most exemplary deacon submitted a
report in writing of the destitute widows
who stood in need Of assistance from the
congregation. care you sure, deacon"
asked another solemn brother, "that you
have embraced all the widows" lie said
he believed he had,
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT TEEE. CAvALRY,(
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug' %, 1862.

+ Or9ers No. 81
All officers recruiting,for this Regiment,
viii Immediately forward TO these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
of the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report.
BY order of Col. STOKES.
JoHN MURPHY, LIST Lieut.. & Adjutant,
LIST Tenn. Cavalry. Aug 23-tf.
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Situation Wanted.

A SITUATION IN AN ACADEMY or COUE-
IA try school, Teacher Of tho English branches,
desired by a lady IN Kentucky, VINO would Ike %
come South.
Address Box ~, Touiayuo, Ky, or " 81. B. d. %
Nashville, Tom.
Lexington, Ky, augl3-2w"
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Beniinek, the FIRST Duke Of Portland,
aud bosom friend Of William III, had
gallery in his great stable in Holland,
whore, once a ,geeE, he gous a ooucsrt 10 cheer
and amUse HE horses
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LOTS OF MoNEY,--Thc Independent esti-
mates that there are hoo hundred millions
Of dollars lying idle in the banks Of New
York city. This vast sum is waiting
and watching the movements Of our
rarmy.
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The Rebels claim Kansas as in their
Confederacy Albany Journal
The assurance Of some Of them reaches
for beyond even this. They actually ex-
pect to go to Heaven when they diet
Buffalo ~ Y Advertiser.
We don't think that their possessions
lie" in that quarter, but we are willing
that the Government shall giUe them he'll.
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SUICIDE IN FRANCE.--A writer in the
Paris Monde says "lf there is any crime
peculiar to societies in a state Of deca-
donoe it is assuredly suicide. II is so
natural for man 10 live Formerly the
law held suicide in horror, and branded
it as a crime. The frequency Of suicides
now obliges the legislature TO assume y
more humble bearing. What do stats
tics tell as ? Why, that in the space Of
30 years, from 1927 10 1858 inclusively,
1902 suicides have been committed in
France, being an average Of 1895 in the
year. The suicides of males, which have
only been kept distinct since 1886, amount
to 56,552, and Of females TO lS,b4S--the
yearly average for the former being 2459,
and for the latter 607. This difference
is only to be explained by the fact that
the religious sentiment acts more power
fully on women than on men. II is prov
cd by the official returns that the most
religious provinces present the fewest
suicides, aud that the proportion Of the
suicides increases as we approach Paris,
where il attains the maximum. Old age
does not seem TO allay the furore Of self
destruction; the proportion constantly
increases 10 the age Of 80, when II be-
/ gins 10 decline. tits absolutely frightfu
TO contemplate the constant progress o.
suicide during these gloomy years, from
/ 1927 TO 1853; the number was 1912 il
/ 1867, and 305Oin 1858.
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II is now ascertained that rubidium
an alkaline metal, supposed 10 have been
extremely rare, exists in the ashes OF
beetroot, tobacco, coffee, tea, and grapes
In fact, this metal is one of the mos
widely diflused bodies in nature
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Which can show the greatest amount
Of prosperity and happiness, of CONNER
cial growth, and social enjoyment, Nash
willie loyal or Nashville disloyal?
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The Franklin stage did not get in mn
I'll late yesterday afternoon, being de-
layed by theSrains on the road 1t left
at g o'clock Last night.
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HrAnonAnrrRs u. S. FoncEs.

HEADQUARTERS u, =. OHChsS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 5, 1892
Special Orders, No, /,
/. Iu pursuance of the instructions Of
MsiOr-G General BUELL. all soldiers here
after found in this city or beyond their
camp lines without special authority from
these Headquarters, will be arrested and
sent to the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority, win be arrested and taken
to Major SIDEIL, a. A. A. g., District of
the Ohio.
Nopapers will in future be granted to
officers or soldiers to leave their enCamp-
ments, and all existing orders pertaining
to this matter are hereby annulled.
All General and staff officers, both Of
Brigades and Regiments, will be exempt
ed from the enforcement of this order
Camp guards will be of sufficient
strength to prevent the soldiers from
leaving the commands to which they be-
long.
One Company Of Cavalry and one Com
pany Of Infantry, will be detailed as
Patrols, who will be attentive to their
duties and promptly execute their inslruc-
tions.
BY command of Brig. Gen. ROUSSEAU.
F.A. JONES, A, A, A, Gen.
sep6--dlw.
| HRAdQUAETERs DISTRICT on THE OHio,l
| Medical Directors Office, Essh-}
Willie, Tenn, Aug. 25th, 1862 \
General Order.
Medical Officers of the Army and Vol
unteers are hereby directed 20 report Of
this Office Immediately on their arrival in
Fthis city, to state their business aud
authority. EBN. SWIFT,
Surg. u. s. A., Med. Director
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LOYAL KEETucKIASs--The Cincinnati
Gasciie estimates that there are $4,000
Kentuckians IN the Federal army
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Committed TO Jail

or Davidson County, Tom, June 10, ls02, q negro
" man, who says his name is JACK, aud belongs
60 Richard Hide, VI nav daon County Tenn age about
90 years weighs about 100 pounds left oye ont scar
on right band
Tue owner Il requested 20 come forward, prove pro.
perty, and pay charges, aa the law directs.
y. 81. HINTON,
inly3t-8t sheriff ond Tailor Of y. @.
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We have a large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose Of 81 40 oia per
hundred.
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Committed to Jail

M Davidson county, Tenn. July 10, l862, a negro
" man, who says his name ia DUNMOkE, and be
longs 10 Jesse Martin, OF Marshall County, TenR ego
about % years feet inches high color, black (;
hand iudicatos hard labor
The ownor is requested 90 come forward, provo pro-
pefty, ard pay charges, as tho Law directs.
}. NJ. HINTON,
luy3l--3t Sheriff and Tailor Of ID. q.
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In the long watches Of the winter night
when one has awoke from some evil
dream, and lies sloopless and terrified
with the solemn pail Of darkness around
one, on one Of those deadly, still, dark
nights, when the window only shows a
'murl1y patch Of positive gloom in contrast
with the nothingness Of the walls, when
the bowling Of a tempest round chimney
land roof would be welcomed as a bois-
ferrous companion, in such still dead times
bnly, lying as in the silence Of the tomb,
one realizes that some day we shall lie
h that bed and not think at all that the
time will come soon when we must die.
= Our preachers remind us of this often
enough, but we cannot realize il in a pew
in broad daylight You must wake in
the middle OF the night to do that, and
face the thought like a man, that it will
come, and come TO ninety-nine in hun
bred of us, not in a maddening clatter OF
musketry as the day is won or in carry
ing line TO a stranded ship, or in such
bike glorious times, when the soul is in
mastery over the body, but in bed, by
slow degrees. IL is in darkness and ST.
lence only that we realize this and then
let ms hope that we humbly remember
that death has been conquered for us, anc
that in spite of our unworthiness wemay
defy him,--Hary Kiagsley's "Rapenshoe.'
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Some of tho papers are reviying the
old puzzle, "From six you take nine, and
from nipe take then, ten from forty take
City, and six win remain" The aolutioa
Ia "a fOllovva.
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Your Mulei''

Here's Y our Mulel "
A NEW COMIC CAbP aONG and CHORUS, which
"A 10 bound 70 BE- the most popular song 10 print;
Camp Edtcni can Dc sent BY nail 20 any part d the
country GA receipt OF 10 cent 10 Ptampa.
AZ thl song has become worry popular throughout
tho camps, suffers and hewshapeF dotlois Woud DO
we'll % supply themselves by The hundred which cau
be hal 90 reasonable rates.
Also. NEW SONGS:
Zone Grave BY tha Sea, .............hy william uara
Tm Looking Tor Tim homo, .......... F
EyanFelnh-H1lo and Chorus, ....... %
Tho MAldcn's faroyo on, or the Soders nsirothod--
beautiful Ballad
Jlspita, on Wsnsia- spendd variations.
silver j saf Polka brilliant, aud not dmcult-bg
M.n F.c-.
O. r. BEAUbGAN,
90 UNION srBkET.
Successor 70 q. 70. BENSON.
Dry l9-M
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Z O-rAll that wish to join an lndepend-
ant Company Of Cavalry will apply at
No. AZ, Cedar Street
G. b CRpoEs, Capt.
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UOUHTEUI-WEIiB car.
North weatefn Bank Of Georria
bank Of TIE Emplr0 ftatr, Geo
HANK Of Athens, Geo.
fulton Bank.
Bank Of Whit6od
Timber Cutters Bank
Refuse the TeEues 90 ala Hanks
mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banks arc hroton, or
have been wound un and their Notes, sc any are
ont, are utterly WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tonnessee, az Nashville
larmcrs' and Mechanics Bank, at Memphia
Mcdaniel Bank, At Memphis
Memphis SAVING lnstitutiOn, az Memphis
Exchange Bank at Murfreesboro.
Minors and MaRuiacturerH' hank AZ Knovvif
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank of Trenton, nt Trenton.
Bank OF Jederson, at cambridge.
BAN, Of Claiborne, az Iazcweil.
Bank Of IazeWell, ut farewell
Lawrenccbgrg Bank, al Lawrcnrrhulr
Citizens Bank, AZ Memphis.
Bank Of America, at ClarkFyi0e
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Bakers Wanted.

A FEW GOOD STEADY HANDS, AZ rHE
"A u. S. Bakery, 40 College street.
Nashville, Tenn,
sept 2nd, ls63-lw' JOSIAH y. ALitN'
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Mile EUGENE M. TOUPET

Mile EUGENE N. TOUPET
win open q French and English Day School on the
FIRST Of SEPTEMBER, 1902 in which all the solid and
ornamental branches Of q thorough and refined En-
gsh and French Female education will DO taught.
French will DO taught without extra charge 20 tho
pupils attending Mile It's school, and will receive
instruction daily in that beautiful language.
FRENCH GLASSES.
At the close Of her school, daily in the afternoon
Nile Il. Will have separate Fronoh Glasses for young.
Lads and Misses also for married single Ladies, 70
WHOM instruction in French will be given, three
times weekly, either at her school-rooms above,
or az the residence OF the pupil, II preferred
Mile ToUrEr's standing and competency as au en-
cient teacher are toe well known TO the Nashville
community for many years past 60 require any com
mendat0n.
Tho terms Of her school, ior English tuition, arc
made moderate and % SUIT the present times.
For Rates Of Tuition and further particulars please
OF her friend Mrs Jo oph Woods, No 60 nigh street.
Nashville. nuE2s
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CORN MEAL,

A tho Broadway Mla,
"A iunss .. p. DICEET, Agent
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One Hundred Dollars Reward /!

IN FEBRUARY LAST I had TWO NEGRO HEN
i 20 run away on a boat from Clsrksvls, by tho
names q FseTER and FpNuSn. Said boys len CarkB-
Vile few days after the Federal tgoopH took pcsses-
sion Of tho place.
Edmund ia about foot, aud wslgha 100 or 40
pounds and 10 % "a yearn old, and Of dark COM
pcy on Foster 10 o feet high, and 10 u yellow com
psyion and win weigh 40 or $50 pounds, and %
about - or % yaara old. When they wore heard
from laat they WorO On Gen. McCOOs's division.
2 1 win giyo the above Reward 10 hny one q thcy
win bring thom 70 mo 10 tho City OF Nashville.
WAI g. CIIEATHAM.
Nashville Tom, AnguN III, 1859. aus7-lm
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To Manufacturers.

Tp8F hECHFED, AID FOX aAl4
- Niua AEagoigra4
Ea-8 md ADLER Aenl0ers
Leather ana 0um ReAtinag
lByeWm LYON,
f-ivf Al, faGket q,
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DER5ONS holding Claims against the U. S. Govern
u1snt, either f0r Property taken for the use Of the
Army or for Damage 20 Property, Quartsrmaster Ho-
ccpi5 or CouiOcste-, ecu have thon settled ald col
ectsd by placing lhem IN tho hands Of CHARLES VI.
GREEN, Agent for the National Ciaim Agency of
Washington, 70. e. Once Of the 1epneBsas Branch o,
the Agency, No g Cherry Street, UP Stairs.
Trly rO-tf
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Refuse fhe Tgsues % atI Hanks
mentioned below
SELECT SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
spw'asr Sresf, torsal CEDAR oad Uaioa, fWsr 1sc,1
NASHVILLE, TENN
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSapariIla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is com
bincd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences
Hence it should be employed for the cure
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNY's FinE,
RosE, or EHYspELAs, P,MrLEs, PUsrULEs,
BLoTcMEs. DLAfNs and BoIIs, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEuE. ScALD HEAD, RINowoRM,
RmgrNATisM, SYpmuITIc and MERcUnIAL Dis
BASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED or IMPURE BIooD. The popular belief
in ,..iwp'0ity ofMe blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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,crofula, or Kings F,v;I,

"a constitutional disease, a corruption If H.
blood, by which this fluid becomes v.ua.ed,
weak, and poor Being in the circulation, il
,eryades the whole body, and may bust on,
disease on any part Of It. No organ is free
..on its attacks, nor j. there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
,a,lsed by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
ahove all, by the yenereal infection. What
ever be its origin it is hereditary i'll the con-
Stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation J" indeed,
i seems to be the rod Of Him who says, al
will visit the iniquites Of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption. which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life so that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; ccnse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous iii their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this tant in tn,
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
eimates the human family has its origin direct,
in this scr0fulous cohta nation; and man,
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain
and. indeed, of all the organs arise from Of
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in.
fiction, and their health Is undermined by it
10 cleanse il from the system we must renovatt
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate IL by healthy food and exercise
Such q medicine we supply in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09
"A x ER'S
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF

yn..rr,,,,.n, F.v.- ~ E.v.r .ns
Remittent Eevsr. tSiIi Eexer' nS,.,I
Ague, Periotiies al iieada g, or Biiio s.s
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
FOR the whole class OF diseases Originate
ing ing IN hillary deEangement, caused by
s"e "ai"Ei" u '.ias"atic countries
We are enabled here TO offer the community a
remedy which. while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This
"CunB" expels the miasmatie po,son Of Fpvpn
AND A0uR from the system. and prevents the de.
veoppent Of the disease, IL taken on the FIRST ap
proaci Of It's premonitory symptoms. Itisnot onIy
inc oes. rs,aeoy ever yet discovered i9r THIS class
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

COL. PRATT AND DIR KEYsER's PRCT0RAL
5YRUP.-DR. KuEKR--Dear Sir Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Pectoa Cough
syrup sooner. lnke great pleasure ID sayg that II
and the worst afflicted With have uol
used more than one-haH Of he bottle, and and
wish that all who are afflicted would give 1t ~ fair trial
- have done, and they will be proud 10 say, at il
luack medicine" would not suffer another such au
attack for any consideration, or at any cost. am
ndentI breathe freely than ever did shall
excellent remedy You are at liberty 70 use my
In this regard ~ you think proper n. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Oouncil, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1850.
N.B-I am no stranger TO my ielow-citiLens, and
Who entertain doubts can consult me personally
l.R.P.
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PArToH IT,, April Il, 1857

WONDERFUL OURn.--Some time ago, an old
ueiehbor Of mine was very Ill with bad cough which
every one SUPP to be consumption. His relatives
old me that be nnd every remedy they heard Of
without benefit; bis brother came 70 SEQ hun die, and AL
Sere Confirmed in the belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle OF your Pectoral SYRUP
which gave him, and entirely cured him, to the aston
shment OF all. What makes the case moro femarkable
he extreme age Of the man, he being about eighty yea
old. have no doubt the Pectoral ssyed h. lie.
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DR.. KsYsER's pEoroRAL SYRUP In BLAIRs.

DIR. KHYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VILE please send me another suppy Of your vau-
ass the 90 and arc inqurng for DI KeySers Peotora
syrup" We have soid sixteen bottles last week, and
aov entirely out Mr. A. Alter and Mr.. p. Mahsr, botb
Of BlAirsyils Pa tell NJ they would not DO without u
m their families In TACT, all who It want IL
sAin' iSA''' j. .. s.wArTHRsoN soNb