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landing cured a By DR.. KEYsRR's PEoToRAL SYRUP.

PrrTsBURsH, Jan, Al, 1850
DR. KRYsm My wife has been ahlicted with q bad
cough and difficulty Of breathing, for Ave or six years.
which for several yean back had gradually increased "a
violence. The complaint has been hereditary and she
lief In this stats Of her case procured some OF your
Pectora Cough Syrup. bought, tho first time, ATTY
cert bottle, which reeyedher very much then called
and got dollar bottle, whoh cured her entirely, and
she has trace Of the former disease, except weak
ness. would also state that used the medicine my
self to cold and cough The medicine cured by tax
ing dose 1expreSs my entire satisfacop with the
medicine, and you at liberty % publiah this you
deeire to do 90. WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
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cPRHNG CLOAKs AND lBASQINEs
- NEW eTYLiEs--ABnin a. Son, No, q s. South
High street. have Just opened styles Of 0LoTH OiR
cUIARs BAsQuMD and BAcoUH8s made In the neWeat and
most styllsh manner. Also, Smperb Plain
Rack sllkS, very heavy designed expressly for
Mantilias and Basquines fapfih
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COL. PRATT AND DIR KEYeRR's PEoTORAL
SYRUP. DIR. KKYsER-Dear Sri Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging the excellence Pectora Cough
syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that
and the worst one was ever afflicted With have uot
used than oneha OF he bottle, and can and do
wish that all who afflicted would give It az fair trial
as have done and they will be proud to say, 10
QUICK medicine" would not suffer another such az
attack for any confederation, at any cost. con-
dent can breathe more freely than ever did. shal
excellent remedy. You at liberty to my name
In this regard, as you think proper u. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa,
PittsDuFgh, May IL, 1850
NB-1 am no stranger to ,ay ielloW-citiEens, and
Who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
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mr. KEYsRR,s PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIR

DR.. KEYsRRs PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VILLE.-Plese send me another supply Of your valu-
able '.Pectoral Syrup" Almost everybody Around Us
has theoold and are nquiring for PeetoI
syrup" We have sold sixteen bottled last week, and
now entirely out. Mr. A. Alter and Mr.. p Maher, both
Of BaiSyille Pa, tell Us they would not % without
In their families In fact ell who use II once want II
again. Yours respectfully ,,,.
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January 30, 1860.

ANOTHER NEW oERTIRIoATE-DR. KEYsHRe
PR0T0RAI, SYRUP. ~ had been troubled with cough
and od of several weekeo bad was It that could NOT
sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three o.
the tphysciAnsln the city, whom cond name but do
Syrup, which cured me entirely. Signed,
J. W. StM0NT0N,
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 0, 1850.
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! TP1 INVITE ATTENTION 70 some Of the mos.
traOFdinary cures BY my
PECTORAL SYRUP.

They are at home and any one who has doubts can IN
quire OF the perBon who have been cured by.it- s.
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Ohio.
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sTKuBKEvILLI, o., March IA, 1859
have used Dr. KeySer's Cough Syrup for bad cough
Of several years standing, and can oheerfully say II Il
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken
J.W, pRIOu
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Ara particularly adapted TO
arrangements Of the digestive
Apparntus, and diseases ariS-
ing from impurity Of the
blood. A large part Of all the
complaints that aiilict man
kind originate In one Of these,
and consequently these Pills
arc found TO cure many tari-
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..eTOPTHATiooUaHN ."-'How can DO itr ''GO
to Keyserson Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
Pectoia and II that don't you your case must be
deSOerate Indeedn This ID specimen Of the coloquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year And va can, from actual experiments cheer
fly concur In the advisers admonion above, for
have tried the "Pectonl In most stubborn case. with
entire uccess Near two weeks ago we went to PtsbuTgh
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, mulSh un.
Subduabls coughs experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
ahoriously for one Whols week, In hopes Of Hrt0 0u
but Il was no CO. In fact II seemed rather to have I'm
proved by practice and 10 have acquired
cy and distressty BY the operation In this stage Of
the Hege, we hed way 70 Keysers l4O Wood b.
procureda hfy cent bottle OF the PectoTa" took It
aoeorng 10 directions and IN forty eight hours we
master Of the Red the enemy having Internationally
surrendered, after brief but unequal conflict win 90
formidable an adversary as KeyBers famous "cough
Peotoral. ~ DroscnsvtRS Oi2per, Dec. II, 1852
~
DIR. KHYsBR's PICTORIAL SYRUP il prepared and
sold by Dr.. aHoRGE II. KEYsER, l4o Wood street,
rtNob na
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DR.. KEYHER Is PREPARED AT ANY TIME TO
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR ALI.
THOSE WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
M,,,r vnr,, ~, - mn ,rNR FRInAv ormv,,n =. ."w

h,"h ~. Do Oyster Bay. Wednesday Oct -
EiesA " H. daughter Of the late Hon. Ebert IL Jonsa
COsTIGA. N-CHAMBERLAIN-In IIrookIyn on Tus.d.v
June 10. the Rev Mr. Taylor Nh. Daniel W. C0stissr
Boston and Phisde. his papers pesss copy.
HENRY-FOSTER-U1 Wednesday, Oct %. by the Rev
j. A. MeGi at his residnce No 20 East Eleventh street
New ork Mr.. Ralph Henry ard Mics Ann Foster. both o.
thi, city.
HoLLINGw0RTH - MARTINOT - At Ottawa, Ill. or
WEDNESDAY Oct 49, Nit John Holiingwerth TO Miss Jenny
A. Maftinot II brooklyn.
POTTtR-COLE-In Brooklyn on Wednesday. Oct. ~. by
The Rev A. Elmendorf ID. d John A. Potter TO Emma c.
eldest daughter Of benjamin Cole, eco.
PARSON-IIANFORD--In Brooklyn. Wednesday, Oct.
Is by Dr. 4. ID. q. Primo Allied H. Parson Of New.York,
TO Sarah T. Hsnford o. Brooklyn.
California papers please copy.
RuTZER-BRAY-At Penn Yam. Yates County. n Y. on
Wednssdsy Oct u.s. by the Rev T. =. Wardwel Augustus
hut<er OF Ner.ioIk to Julia A., daughter Of Thompson
Bray, ESQ
sEE-BARLlSG-In Brooklyn. Thursday Oct D. st the
Iesdnnoe 81 the brides father by the hev. A. H. Partridge.
william Is Zee TO Marie Antonotte. youngest daughter OF
John bsIling. CO. No carcs
sMi rH-RiDABOCK-On Wednesday, Oct 20. by the Rev.
Robert :. Rowland. W. Irving Smith 70 Mary A.. eldest
daughter Of VIM. ). Ridabock eco, all OF this city.
WlLSON-CRANDELL-On Wednesday Oct %, by The
key Thomas Hastings John n. Wilson Of New York. TO
Harriet Ausnds Crsndel Of Durham Greene County NJ T.
Albany paPeit please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

NoNisATIOS ~ THT Scoop AssrNBLr DIS
1FIcT ,BRooEtTS.-A Convention. consisting Of FIVE
Delegate. each from the firs,, Sixth, aud Twelfth
Wuds-,he Second Assembly Dis,rict-Brooklyn,
met on "Wednesday evening at the Republican A.
semJly Rooms, corner Of Clinton and Baltic streets
70 nominate n candidate for tho State Legislature
with the following result, the first ballot Henry
4. Bowen, II votes; Simeon Is. Chitienden, 8,
VI. ID. Moore, /; and. on motion, Henry A. Bowen
was cordially and unanimously declared the pom
ineo OF The Convention. Mr. Bowen, by his ser
ling character personal qualifications, aud devotion
u the cause Of Freedom entitled to the support Of
every loyal man in biz District. and doubt not he
will have it. The Convention adjourned, and in ia
body mac hed TO the house Of Mr.. Bowen 10 acqunin
him OF their action. The nomination WA accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
70 THINKING MEN.

Seymour and those who with him are seek
lug to defeat the Union candidates in The pend
ing elections plant themselves distinctly and
empSa'ically on the platform Of hostility TO The
policy embodied in President Lincoln's Proc
lsmation Of Freedom.
This issue they have chosen 10 make up.
NO one forced it upon them. They might have
Progressed to sustain it, as they profess TO sus.
taia the war, because it has become an issue
between the Government and the Rebelr. They
might have passed it over in silence. They
Chose 10 make their fight upon it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

OF the late adored idol Of the Democracy,
Buchanan, the chief political bloodhound OF
the South. III. A. Wise, said ." His record on
Slavery is as clear aud strong a. that Of Cal
houn himself" The friends Of the hoary sin
ner who sold himself TO the slave-furies were
of one mind whether in Charleston or New.
York, namely that the Republicanism or Liberal
ism must be crushed. and Slavery, white or
black, be enacted by positive law in the Ter
ritories. AS they were ia lS56-lS6O-6l 20 are
they in 1862 Remember this, voters. 1t is a
question of liberty for ourseiyeS-ns well as OF
Slave Emancipation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

Citisens from slave Sunless 10 UniOa,lo'in
Citizens Of tho City Of New York, irrespec PeIy. "
invited 70 meet with the undsrgned Ctiseos S.stes nov
ta insarcotion sssust the Federal Government ~ tbs
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On SATURDAY EVENING. Dot. %, 1861,
Tor The purpose OF giving an EMPHATIC ENDORSEMENT
70 the efforts now beios made BY the constituted authorities
oil the land 80 crush this cruel aud proscrpve Rebellion
Col ANDREW JACKSON HAMILTON OF Texas,
Hon. PHILIP FRASER Of Florida, ..
Rev. A bOSSERMAN of virznis
Hon L. ID: SrlCkhEY Of Florida, aud
CALVIN L. ROBINSON. esq, Of Florida
Rev r. H. AUGhEY Of Mississippi
will certainly address the meeting
JOHN O. WINTER, esq., Of Georaia.
Tho Rev Mr. CARTER ofTennssses, and
Con- PRENTlSS Of Illinois late prisoner ia the hands
Of tho Rebels,
are expected 10 be present ard address tho meeting
PHILIP FRASER, Of FiohdA
: yo G cLAPr q rIoIId, So,
CALVIN L. ROBINSON. Of Florida
WILLIAM ALSOP, of Florida.
L. ID. STfCKNEY, OF Fionds.
PARAN MOODY. Of Florida
T.. + PARKER, Of Florida
JOSEPH REMINGTON Of Florida
J. 3. BRIGGS, Of Florida.
g. H. BLOOD, Of Florida
Il. G. HOWE. OF Fiorids.
J. L. HATHAWAY Of North Caroline.
w. A. GWYER, Of North Carolina.
w. X. JONES Of North Carolina
J. C. WINSTON, Of North Carolina
JOHN DIBBLE Of North Caroiiua
JOHN @. WINTER Of Georgia.
JAMES MATTER Of 0sorgis.
J: n: Bird, Of south Caroline
WALTER 8. CARR, Of South Carolina
II. T. CAMPBELL. II Tennessee.
ABBOT SMITH. Of Tennessee.
A. BO5SERhlAN Of Virginia,
and hundred Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

al yonr sister," said ono boy to another. once
upon a time.
The South is now chiefly gr;mScins at us
in regard not to the masculine bullet, but the
feminine ballot.
Whether the non resistants-tb Quaker Sey'
INQUIRIES ("Friends" fighting. forgive the allu-
sion)-or the Fighting Wadsworth men are to
succeed, disturbs the cbivalry. In their chaotic
language-which confouuds liberty with Slav-
cry, treason with virtue, aud lies with truth
they say-see The Richmond Eran'ner--"Thls
il matter 70 be decided at the next election in
New. York and other Northern States, now
close at hand If the men whose bold attempt
70 recover the ordinary liberties OF Anglo-Saxcn
people can elect their candidates, and so estab-
lsh tho fact that they constitute a majority,
the tyranny at Washington will be rapidly re-
duced to nsigni6cance."
Done from Quasbee into English, this means:
II Seymour the Woods, and their confed-
crates succeed in New-YoIk, Pennsylvania,
etc, then the South will reign supreme-Slav-
cry will be resstablisbed in the District and
the Territories--the save-trade with Africa
direct will be reopened-slaye masters eau
carry their human chstiels into the Northern
States whenever and wherever they choose
all office and honor under the General Govern
ment viii be given by the pleasure of the slave
baroDs holding White and Black, Brown aud
Yellow men equally in Slavess; the Constitu-
ton will DO made to suit the chyaIry flushed
with war, and cavalry raids into Pennsylvania
especially-or it may DO dispensed with alto
gether. and general military despo!iSm cstab-
lished by the Southern ruAious, DULLES, liars,
thieves, and murderers.
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For the Sick and WoundeI

Urdeg order the President of the Cned Ststea
national system has been established BY the sanitary Con-
articles by the people for the sek and woaad
Of tho Army and Navy The system after being vol TIE!
has been formally and nended By the Pre
dent the Gensrs.is-Chef and the SurgeonGsnsfL The
feet until the contributions delivered In the pis
where they necessarily from the control Of the Con.
ion OF than million articles sent through one q
the largest Of s channels supply has been esce aieeA
thst hundred have iscsrrcd % been dshouessy
used Discreet and trustworthy agents constantly en-
poyed In visiting ell divisions Of the army including those
the 3outern coast. the Missipp and the Western eo
tie observe their wsnts 10 direct supplies whers tAey
most needed aid to secure ~ fer % Psctcsoe shs9
honest use The Commission does not undertake 70 d.
articles individuals and declines to receive contrbs'
tions with any restriction to their destination within oe
limits Of tic employed In the service Of the nseo
being OF its secondary obJec TO sfrsnsthsn ths ssn
NstiolL unity wherever Is can come u satssss
lem with State local PRIDE The distribution OF hospfS
supplies but branch OF the work OF the Commssioa
employs the talent which can be Obtained -
for the health vser q lighting sbtss hss
burdens and sustain their spirits undsr the pveons an
hsrdhips which essential part OF suecsssfu wense
or this contributions 70 is treasury arc soice4
directed 70 the Treeufef " l. slhONo esQe
No. SO Wafst., New-fork. -.
Comni.sione under appointment from the Prssideos q
the United States The Rev Henry w Below D. ID. Prof.
A. D. Bscho. LIZ D.; George w. Cullum, U s; As1an.
William II. Van Buren, ~ D.; weieo,, Gibbs, ID. Ssn'
uel q. Howe. NJ; d; coruelius Agnew, D Ehshe
Hams. Nj ID. j. s Newberry N. d.. Geogs I. ssroug,
Horace Binney jr the Rizht Rev Thos CLARK D. d t6s
Frederick Law Otnisted.
Conr buttons Of suitable suppAes fo the sek aud woundee
vii be received OF the Womsns Central Rstsf
Association, No 10 3dsv. Cooper Union, New York Fog
the Commission 10. 493 Broadway, by mall to FkAO
LAW OLMSTED General Secretary, Wssbingtcn-