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Doctor A. Iii. SANBORN

has located in Smyrna and respectfully offers bis pro-
iessOna services TO the inhabitants of this place and
vicinity. OFFICE-AT TIVE HOUSE OF DAVID
PLEASiNTON. RECENTLY OCCUPIED by DR.. JNO.
a "oC'tE myl5-Iy
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Chemicals, Pertitmery,
FAN Y AND TOILET
Articles, &c. &C.
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ne subcHher respectfully informs the citizens Of
lected stock of " "'O ven &C.
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THE MARKETS

JOHN p. MCLEAR,
Assessor Delawa are District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
CoNyEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
- - s,rnnn,r. Lan. mi ls6a.

. goo SATURDAY, Jan III, 1904.
Congr,s met on Saturday at ,he usual hour aud i'm
medatey went into secrst session. l ..
The President has approved the following bill and res
buttons passed on Friday:
An ACT MAKING CERTAIN PROVISIONS IN REGARD TO
INDIAN Trust FUNDS
Sec l. The Congress Of the Confederate States of
America do enact That all sums Of money bonds, or
securities Of any kind belonging to any Indian Tribe
Tribes With whom treaties have beep, may be made
By the Confederate States aud of'vhsh said sums OF
money bonds and other securities, the Government Of
the Confederate aes is may hereafter boone the
custodian az the Trustee OF such Tribe Tribes shall
b. deposited in the Treasury Of the Confederate States
See g And be t further enacted That the Secretary
o. War be- aud he Il hereby authorized 10 draw his
reau son for each and all sums Of money deposited In
the Treasury as aforesaid in favor of said Indians or
any OF them to whom such money may belong, or who
may b, Authorized TO receive Il.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS TO coLosIL EDWARD JOHNSON
MS cTTIoERs Ayp MKS FOR SERVICES IN THE BATTLE or
ALLIGHAEY MOUNTAINS
Resolved by the Congress of the Confederate States
o. AmersI, That their thanks due aud htn by
tend,red to Colonel Edward johnson and TO tho officers
ald men under his command for gallant and mertorous
services at the summit of Allegheny mountain 10 Viz.
GINA on the 18Th day Of December, 1861, when, for
more than six hours they, with remarkable courage and
cousancy sustained assault made upon their posi-.
ton by four fold their number aud fnally drove the
enemy in disorder and with heavy loss, from the sd
2 Resolved That the foregoing resolution be commit
ncled to said command by the Secretary Of War, and
be made known In general orders. .r.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
(signed)
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN MIsSoURI-BURNING OF
AUSTIN--RX ASPIRATION OF UNION MEN, &c.

sEpALIA, Mo-, Jan. IAN express messenger from
Col. Nugents regiment. stationed at West Point In
Bstes coun v arrived here yesterday evening" bis
way TO St. Louis, Sth important dispatches TO Gov
Gaa ble He l.it Bates county Friday, aud reports
that Col Jennson had bnrned the village OF Austin, In
Cas- county instead OF Rose Hill JenDson, after leav-
ing Austin, went 10 northessterly direction.
The Union me1 in Johnson county were 30 much exas-
p.rAted at the ouages that have bsen committed by the
Secessonsts at nothing but the Of the Fede
raj troous will save the towns OF Lexington and Warrens
burg. from being burned. The movements oil Col Jen-
nson are kept secret but enough is known to warrant
the onnion that certain notorious rebels in johnson
county aud their dupes viii be bagged. ..
A Government train Of about twenty wagons and
seventy five men reported to have been captured about
five miles northeast Of Georgetown BY party Of rebes
The intel igence was conveyed to Col Thayer Of the
First Nebraska regiment, at Georgetown, who promptly
dispatched party in pursuit. - -'1
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7.-In conscquerce OF disproporion
ate having been made the Secessioniss Of
this city under order No. "a Gen. Haleek has appoint
cd new Board of Assessors 10 revis, the old s and
make such changes they may deem proper All other
proceedings will be in accordance with the original order
add the Board eroined to assess no individual
Justly as there viii be further appeal from their de-
ction. -. -.s
There Ia no doubt that VIM. A. Hall, Is elected to
Congress from the Third and Thomas g. Price from the
Fifth district, 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

utringsnsy the tines Imposing the necessity Of paying
asA everything needa FOR me Pueheaon Of newspaper
spslel as, tine snes that In would
sasscher books unless the order for The
paper accompanied b. The aOuey 30 pay for e same liz
experience o. The times h1 oay CONFIRMED us Ibis deter
Hln.oa comPs an the subscribers 70
wig AeAiy books hat necessity forces 20 adept
ne sanas rule M regard em a5t times viii juS
y daerent To This eni viii forthwith the
otssuas bills IRON the once made IN such
Na3ans VIII when paid place each subscriber Ia advance
subscription mi E be done place each
hin within the next three months On
IL Of March 1862 the q al Who have paid according
thssc sens vii be erased o books and regularly there
% noe viii bs'ga subscribers The expiration
ofhst subscription year adopted Win AL uples,
P,ymsniis usdA Self preservation eonpel This
would not be adopted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
GEN. SHIELDS AND SENATOR MDoUGALL-I
DITEI ON TIE TApI9

Card was recently published in the Northern Journ
ais from General Shields pronouncng utterly false" an
allegation of Senator MeDougtl of CALIFORNIA; that he
(shelds) was secsssionis The s,naor ia out in the
following rejoiuder:
AsToR HoUsK, N. Y, Jan. 8. 1889.
am advised that question has been made concern.
lug statement made by mo at Jacksonville, Hlinos-
Not having the paper making that staemsnt before mo-
can only now repea, wha: proposed to state Jack
sonve What then intended TO say was that Mr..
James Shields ia the fall Of 1860, stated 10 me at San
Francisco California that he approved the accession OF
the Southern (co.oa Aes tina, he thought they had
Just cause for seoesaion that the South had both the will
aud tho power achieve success aud that Il was SCUM
policy 70 favor them Iit Is supposed that In discharg
ing NV official duty Senator Of the United States, in
aorp upon tho nomination OF No. Shields Brigadisr
General can be Influenced BY menace, trust that all
such hopes will prove unlouoded.
80 -. - .. j. A. McDoUGALL.
In connection with the above, the New York CORES
pondont of the Baltimore Clipper, under date Of Janu-
airy 9TH, says:
In consequence Of the allegation on the part Il
Senator kcDougan Of California; tia. General Shields
was secessonist heart Il is rumored In first circles
to-day that billet doux have passed between these gen.
temen for trill Of skill with pistols at convenient
"pinkng" distance, Senator hcDougal st burning at
the Aston House here aud Gen. Shields 10 In washing
to3 Considerable anxiety Is manifested on the part OF
the friends Of the above gentlemen as TO how the mat
ter viii end. r.' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
rpus lovely va. this infsn 5 dawn,
Thus aHlfly Id . i G AWAY.
TO raR MlMokY on AL,xAspgs NIL,

Who did al hs rsBtaee IN t city, q Ptearonla te
nlght OF the 9TH Inst, 10 the tfth year Of his
Mr. H. conn the world poor boy bat died posse
Of an pendent s acquired By his iTlous industry
oIny AMI integrity In all Of tue private relations e
be vas sxtnp airy AMI bAnele aud arsgnd knis
10 and teadsy the anscioa Of his household Certainly the
never ehser1 kiad and liberal faa IT,
Ing lie di t.ir every Nih and gently seeking
gaiify AL In proverSalY phsnthropis, BIS dsah
the community btag the hrst ali TINES nd On
all occasions eontbu ssrsy to the support
and make better the copd OF the poos ey
the bG Of generous bLbls hiznd H.n9r T. his
memory peace % his Ashes. NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

days are not likely to elapss ere the besOtsd Govern
ment Of Abraham LincOln will discover that the misor
tunes of the past light Infections compared to the
cup Of bitter humiliation 1t will be forced, however
lOaihingy, to empty even to the very dregs right
Providence preparing that retributOn which soon
or late ever waits upon the steps Of the evl-doer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
KID.

On the "a is at the retdencs brother Leat Gov Mon
tague jobs A. MONTAGUE member Of Company H. is Req
ment Va Volunteers
On Monday Jan I9th 1861 at 81 O'clock NJ Of wboopny
Couh wILBEk PARKER youigst child " JsnlsoR and Car
cline Robe tson, I'd - months aud II dAys.
Ills funeral s be preached his Aess residence sh street.
beyond L,lsh this da, January llth, O'CLOCK, NJ The
friends and Of tbs uy are Inytsdto Aead without fur
ther notice
As the sweet 10 tina, scents the morn,
Hut vi hers IN the il.iny day; .-..-a
rLus lovely thi, infzn 5 dawn,
Thus Gsihy I'D I : j c away. ....
At Farley Parke IN kIesex cluatv the 9th Gay OF
ber 1861 JAMES TdOMA kr only child James K Fanny
Henley Butler af.er psi1iui icess Of six .ht days.
sabiec OF this de quie ose yea. time
his death bu. by his An.conate ou and
cheerful habits had made hGs ~ dear How
have gsf those who had early
r only c d and nsgn 10 the grave this int
log object ofhr roncest 1--we Secon But he has
TO the spI. land, and Of him Il may be tuly said:
...... Pure At BIS death al hs birth,
ltss irltf nah. ni.int
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

Tho cOmmu -icatiOu signed "EHgiais" is omitted be.
cause the scheme which its structures are based no
longer occupies the consideration Of the Legislature.
Our friend IN, of WesmOreand, is informed that bis
favor of "Sept, lOlh 1861 was dy received yester
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
Paris. Aug. 8. 1915.

Nv Dear Sir-I have received your letter Of the 81
inst regarding the battle Of Waterloo. The object
which you propose to yourself Is very doult OF attain
ment and If really attained is not little nvidiors-
The history OF battle is not unlike the history OF ball
Some individuals may recolect all the little events Of
of which the great result ia battle lost but
no individual can recolect the order Ia which the
act moment at which they occurred, which makes al the
difference "a to ther value importance Then the
faults or msbehavor Of gave occasion for the dis
neton OF othera and perhaps the cause of mate
,ssts and yoa cannot write true history OF bat 10
without including the faults and misbehavor OF part
at least Of those engaged Believe me, that every man
YOU ace in military uniform s not hero; and that al
though in the account given of general action such as
that Of Waterloo many instances Of individual herosm
must be passed unrelated it is better for the gene
raj interests leave those parts Of the story untold than
to tell the whole truth. Il, however, you should still
think right your attention to this subject am
most ready to give you every assistance and nforma
ton In my power. Believe me, &C.
(Signed) WARRINGTON.
Nothing daanted by this letter. the geateman return
ed to the charge, and the Duke replied: ~
..-, PARIS, Ayg,at II 1915 E
. Nv Dear Sir ] have received your letter o. the llh
inst and regret very much that have not been able
10 prevail upon you to relnquish your plan You may
depend upon IT, you will never make it satiiactory
work. ~ '..'' 90 pc
The Dnke then proceeds to reply to the esntlemans
Inquiries which ended he concludes the letter as fol-
loHs;, .st" --7.- '-- '..'
These are answers to all your queries; but remember
Recommend you TO leave the battle OF Waterloo as
(Signed) WELLINGTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

tN FAl1." 49, -,
Ardss 0sA bon SIS q aS paper toig nos % ps5I1Sl
a. TA u -ls of LEg s,aHtiHg, OugG 70 % tnoeoH 70 az
sf toll % departed oaa, Ob-ary Hoess sSeeea
- -igh iaSs chargod ior ~ advertisement
80 Va cdan0l uisrtttd rurs reiected oonalaEntcdos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
War Made Easy.

The fecurdty of Yankee genius ia cOntfiving plans
6r waging war, without exposing their precious car
cases to the hazards Of battle Is characteristics at
Of tho nature and bent of Yankee intellect and the quail
ly Of Yankee courage The idea Of conquGhng by man
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
TEE DUKE OF wELLINGToN's OPINION OF DEs.
CRIPTIONS OF BATTLES

A gentleman whose name has not appeared determin-
ed write the story Of Waterloo Day, and he applied to
the Duke Of Wellington to furnish full particulars Of that
memorable fght The Iron Duke made this reply which,
as will be SEEN dated very few weeks after the great
battle - ..... ... .. s-...r.. --...'-, ..-. .-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

MuhDAl, JaHuaIy I0Iui IoV]s
The Senate was called to order at II o'clock, n,
BY the President Lieut.. Governor MONTAGUE Prayer
by the Rev. DR.. Burrows, ofthe First Baptist Church.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
TRANsPoRrAfIoN oF RREIoni

Mr.. ARMSTRONG offered the following resolution,
which lies over undsr the rule:
Rssolved That joint committee Of three on the part
Of the Senate and FIVE the part Of the House, be APP
pointed to inquire what measures may he necessary 70
promote the certain and speedy transmission Of
regh tower the various railroads within the State and 10
report such amendments to existing laws as may be
deemed expedient to effect that object.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

Mr.. C0GHILL, from the Committee for Courts Of Jus
tce reported bill to enforce the payment Of balances
due from commissioners Of forfeited and delinquent
lands.
Mr.. LOGAN, from the Committee Of General Laws
reported bill changing the names Of the counties Of
Buchanan and Scott.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
CREED OF JEFFERSON.
[InsuEural Asars.s, March Z, 1901


.Itisp proper you should understand what dean the
essential principl Of Goysnment and CONSEQUENT
y those which ought to snaps lie admnistlion will
compress them within the narrowest compasn thfy will
eear-sistng he general principle bat not all Ito iimi
Equal and exact justice to all men Of whatever State
or persuasion, re igiouB or political. a.
peace, commerce and honest friendship with all ma
tons, entangling alliances with mona. .
1.-THE suppoIt OF the stats Governments in sll their
ights 90 the most important administration for our do
nestle concerns and the Bures bulwks against all anti
sThs prsssryation os the asnsra Government in Il,
whole constitutional vgor, the sheet anchor Of oui
peaee Of home and iAfety abroad. ~ - .' -9 -
"a Jealous care Of the right Of election hy the people
mild and safe oorreeon OF abuses which are Topped %
he sword Of revolution where peaoeabe remedies
Absorute asquIsscsnee In the decsions Of The maori
y the vital principle Of ubes from which THERE'S nS
appeal bnt to form the vital principle and mnediat'
"a well disciplined militia, ourbe.t feanoe In peace
and for the ArHt moments Of war, till regulars nas re
lieve thsm. 'ts
.'The sup5tracy Of the civil ever military authority
"Reonomy Ia the public expense, that labor may b
| lightly bufdened.
Phe b. nes payment Of our debts and sacred pIsserva
tion Of the public faith. --'----.-
"EneolIagensnt OF sgTicnliure, and of commerce q
Its handmade -l5. -lHHfC-. a-
Thednusion Of Information, and arraisnnent Of al
abuses at the bar Of the public reason 1851
dom Of person under the protection Of the Adbsas 90,
Efs, and trial By Jnries impartially seleeted. " ~
These principles form the bright constellation vhic
has gone beae us and Ruded our sepS through an &c
| Of revolution and reformation. The wisdom Of on
sges and blood Of he have besn devoted ths
attainment. They should be the creed OF our politics
faith, the text Of clyIo instTuotion the ouohsione
which 70 try the services OF those We ust and shorl
wander from them In mon ent Of or Of alarm
let hasten TO reace our steps aud to regain the rOa
which alone leads to peace. liberty and nafsiy.b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
.ApMoNTTIoN or JACKSON,
fPurvwsII Addre,s. March 4 1877 !

sBut the Constitution cannot be mantainsd nor the
Union preserved IN to pnhc fee Ing By The
exsrtion Of the oo0rcfve powers condisd 70 the
General opverument. 1hs foundations aust Be lail 10
gives 70 ls liberty and property IN every quarter Of the
country; and IN the fatefnal attach which ths
etiEer Of the several States bear one to another a. mem
befs OF political family, mutually eonributns 70
promote The happiness Of eaah other Hence the CID.
Of each State should studionsy avoid eve ythina
pride Of the people Of other bates; and they should
froWn upon any proceedings within their own borders
likely to disturb tne tranquility OF their political breth
ren In othtr portions Of the Union.
In country 90 extensive the Uuited States, and II
pursuits varied the internal regulations Of the several
States must frequsntIy dier from one another In i'm.
portant particularly and this difference is unavoidaby
increased the varying principles upon which the
lean colonies were originally planted; principles which
I'D taken deep rect IN er social rsaions before thl
Revolution, and of necessity, influencing thsiI
policy since they became free and indepe sdant btaes.
But each State has the urQuesonabe right regulate
i own internal ovncerEn according to in peasurs
and while tdoss not interfere with the rights Of the peo
pie OF other eates or the rights OF the ULion sVoy
stae must te the sole Judge Of the measures
ness; and ali Efforts on the part Of The people Of other
States to cast odium upon their Institutions, and all
measures calculated to disturb their rights Of properly
putin jeopardy their peace and Internal
ae 10 direct opponon 70 the apirt IN which the Union
was formed and must endanger iis safety. Motives Of
philanthropy may be assigned for this unWArranable IA.
reference and weak men may persuads themselves oT
moment that they are lAboFina In the cause Of human
iy asseT the rights Of the human race but every
one, upoh sober le1eeiion, will that nothing bur
mischief can come from hsse Improper assaults upon the
feelings and rights Of others. Reat assured that the
Of your confidence and deserve your Eonshs rsprobl
ton" t, sr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
By JAMES MADISON.

"HeaTken not to the unnatural voice which tells you
that the peope of America knit together a. they are By
mauy cords OF nection, can no longer live together
members Of the same family can no longer continue
longer b fellow citizens Of great respectable and
nonrshiug empire Hearken not 70 tbs voies Vhiah pet
ulantly tells Jon that he 0overnment reeommended for
has yet bad place In the theories Of the widest
prpjecto thar Il fashy atempts what II u impohabls
10 accomplish. No, ny counuymen; shut your ears
against this unhalowed langussei shut your hearts
against tho poison which u conveys. The Kindred
blood which hoWs 10 the veins Of American eitisena
ths uinged blood which Thy have shed IN deIenss Of
their sacred rghs oonase ate their Unon. and excite
enemies. And II novelties are 70 b shunnsd, beIeve
me the most alarming Of all novalten fa most wild
q All proipcis = that Of rendng % IL pIeces n order
70 preserve our liberties promote eur happiness"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
ADMoSITIoN OF wAsHINsToN.

"In contemplating the causes which may disturb our
Union; it occurs Q matter Of serious concern, that
any ground should have besn Furnished tor chaFacter
ing parties hy geographical
and Southern, Atlantic and WeSttrn-whenoe designing
men may endeavor 70 excite belief that ihers rial
difference Of ooaiintsestsAnd viswn. One Of sxpe-
dents Of parry scQulrei nuenns within par i0uaF dis
IIios 70 mimspreent the opinions and aims Il other
diatrie You yourselves TOO much aganst
these miDsprssentaions they tend to render aSp 70
each other those who ought to b. bound together By FRA
ternal afectien. 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
PIrrsIuHsn, December, 81, 1853;

A GREAT oURR BY Dk, KEYsBk's rEoT0RAL
BYRUP.-I live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and spitting which commenced aOOut
tbs 9Th Of February last, and continued eight months
employed The beE. physciAns In tho county, and nJ
cough continued unabAted until early In 0ctobeI. Al
that tme was adyised TO try your PkoTOkAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did and after had taken one bottle
Wus entirely free from the coughing and splitting had
despaired Of ever getting we'll, and think II should be
known that ths valuable remedy viii do for othen Hhsi
II has done In my case. JOhN v, Little,
Ri,ne1.--D, N. Kan. PEBBLES townhip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

COL. PRATT AND DIR KEYeRR's PRoToRAL
sYKUP.-DR. KKTmR-Dear Sir Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging the excellence ofyour Pectora Cough
syrup take great pleasure In saying that 1t "
ali you say Nh HlootodM Ms a0tss otst oi my cough
and the worst one was ever afiotsd with have
used more than onehaf Of the bottle and can and do
Hnh that all who afflicted would give a. fair trn
as have done and they will be proud 70 say, "It Il
quAck medicine.n would not suffer another such az
attack for any consideration, or At any cost am con-
hdent can breathe freely than ever did. shall
always acknowledge debt Of gratitude for nventngs
excellent remedy. You are at liberty to use my name
In this regard, az you think proper X. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Pittsburgh, May ii, 1850.
N.B-I am no stranger to my fellow citizens. and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
PATTON Tr.. Anil IA. 1851

A WONDERFUL CURh.-bome time ago, an ole
neiQhbor 0. mine was very Ill with bad cough which
eysry one supposed TO be consumption. Els relatives
tod me that be had every remedy they heard OF
were confirmed in the telef that be could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pecoai Syrup
which gave him. and II enurely cured him, to the aston
shmsnt Of all. What makes the case mere remarkable
4 e extreme age Of the man. be being about eighty year.
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his lie.
JOHNN' GIMME
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

DR. KEYsER's PEcToRAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VILLE.-Pease send ms another supply Of your valu-
able '.Peetonl syrup" Almost everybody around us
has the cold and ere inquirns for "DE keySers Pecto
Syrup" We have sold sixteen bottles last week, are
now entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mr. p haher both
Of BlairSye Pa tell they would not DO without it
In their families. In fact all Who use once want Il
Ns'A' ''' is. wATTBBsoN 4 SONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
landing cured " DR.. KSYsSRs PicToSAI 4 S sYsUP.
p1rrssuRsu, Jan. Al, 1890

prTsBuRaH, Jan. Al, 1850.
DR. KEEsm my wife has been Aniicted with bad
cough and dculty OF breathing for Ave six years,
which FOR several yean back, had gradually ncreasedin
violence. The complaint has been hereditary, and she
had been treated By several physicians without any re-
lief In this state OF her case procured some Of youf
Pectonl Cough Syrup, Ibought tho nrst time, any
and got dollar bottle which cured her entirely, and
she has now NO trace OF the former disease except weak
ness. would also sAts that used the medicine my
self TO cold and cough. The medicine cured me BY tax
Ing dose IexpFets my entire nsfaction with the
medicine, and you at liberty 70 pubsh this II you
desire 10 do 90, rl1 WM. WILSON, Z
Alderman Rifth Ward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
PIrTsBURan, April q, 1851. .

RITIbDUkuH1 ApTlI q, Ib9I'
READ TIE TRUTH.-DR. KrsKAi have daugh-
Ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without benent-among them Ayers Cherry Reetoral.-
/ purchased from you 4 bottle Of your PECT0hAL
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle abe
ralIeyed The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
eourh JOHN DARN,
Robinson street. Allegheny.