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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
Our Coming Duties.

Every branch of business il wincing under the
tax bill Every business man complains that his
branch i taxed too much The -four manufac-
turers are to suffer seriously The salt makers
must stop The leather dealers are largely bur
dened The sugar retneries are sOured. The
vinegar merchants are "sweetened" The news
papers are To be crippled The whskey trade Is
blockaded. The brewers are oppressed. The
brokers are shaved And. worst of all the la
boring man. the mechanic, the poor women, must
bear their share-always, IN some way, the lion S
share-of the national burden.
The people ought not TO be surprised at this
taxation. How else is the interest upon the war
debt To be paidI How else Is the he con
tnuedy How else is the authority of the laws
and the Constitution to he maintained over re-
sistnc millions OF peopleY Every school boy :
little history will tell him that taxation like this
Is always the necessary cOncOmItant of war.
The honest presses OF the country have en-
deavOred To prepare the public mind for this.
The true friends OF the people and the people S
cause will never endeavor To conceal the conse-
quences of any public action. Familiarity with
great and disagreeable necessities robs them of
than half their terror. The true patriot
does not march up 10 danger backward nor blind
folded Anu the good citizen conscious OF the
great necessities. faces them as the brave soldier
faces the lannon's mouth
Our brave soldiers have gone 10 the field to
hght-perchance TO die and help make the human
heaps that fiji the trenches. The country called
for them, and they went--went eagerly. expect
ing discomfort. defying disease and risking death
Did We u, home expect that the soldiers would
risk and suffer all, while we should earn eat
drink aud sleep! lt was a mistake if We did
Liberty anil law demands sacrifice from all
and such do not fight, must work and suffer in
their own way.--MdTaukee Neuos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26

seeking 70 undermine the Constitution and the
Union to carry ont their Abolition schemes Mob
violence TO suppress the freedom Of the press and
Of speech generally reacts. A few years ago
DoUsLAs was refused hearing in Chicago. and
his road home from Washington was lighted with
his burning effigies Soon after he had hearing
ia defense Of the very principles that mob
thought they could overcome by violence, and be
triumphed most sgnally in an appeal TO the
second sober thought Of the people, which re
suited in his re election % the Senate. DouGLAs
Over and over again declared he did not and
would not abaie an iota Of his political principles
and the very men who in 1884 we're ready &c
stone him unto death canonize his memory
Said JEFFERsoN: Error can be tolerated II truth
is left free to combat H." II WENDELL PHIL
urs Is guilty Of any covert act" against Oh.
Government, let him be arragned and puni-hec
therefor according 10 the laws Of the land, anC
If his arguments cannot be overcome by argu
ment, they should stand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26

The telegraph informs US that the publication
OF the Boston Journal, the New York Sunday
Mercury and Journal of Commerce has been sus-
the editors and propretors to be sent to Wash
ington for trial by court martial for having vio-
lated the 57th article of war, which reads thus:
ART 81 WhosOever shall be convicted of
holding correspondence with, or giving intelli-
gence TO. the enemy, either directly or indirectly
shall suffer death, or such Other punishment as
shall be ordered by the sentence of a court mar
tial
The three papers suspended upon the charge of
violating the foregoing article of not
strictly partisan, but decidedly anti Abolition.
II guilty of the alleged offense. believe it to
be technical and not intentional All the leading
Republican prints of the large cities are filled
with intelligence in reference 10 the operations of
the army. yet they escape unrebuked and un-
punished for failing TO observe the rule. The
New York Tribune. the New York Independent,
the Boston Liberotor and papers of that class
openly proclaim disunion sentiments with i'm
punity. WENDELL PHILLIPs in the National
Capital and elsewhere boldly announces that he
is disunionist-that for nineteen years he has
labored to take nineteen States out of the Union
but instead of being rebuked and punished as
hundreds of others have been for entertaining
similar reasonable sentiments and attempting a
similar work. this disunonist is the recipient of
the most marked attentions from the President,
the Vice President and the leading Republican
Senators. Why this distinetonl Is Abolition
disunionisma virtue. and secession disunonism a
crimel Ii looks so to plain. observing people.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
A Pertinent inquiry.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune makes the following pertinent in
quiry: Property owners and laborers Of Amer
ca do you know the fact that the cost Of this wal
has got up to s3,oOo,0oO dayf" If our arith
metic is correct that per diem cost sums up an
aggregate Of s9O,00O.OOO every month and
one thousand ninety .fpe millions per annum
without calculating the loss it occasions TO the
productive wealth Of the nation. Remember
too, that the adoption Of either the CRITTESDKS
compromise. the border States Convention com
promise, or the DorGLAs compromise would hav,
saved this frighiful waste of the public treasur'
and the sacrifice of health and life that must en-
sue from the controversy. with all the embarrass
ments that these results will entail upon the ma
ton for long years TO come.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
The Lecture of Wendell Philips--
DisgracefuI Mob Violence.

Wendell PhiltinS's Lecture last evening NJ the
Onera house was broken mn bv the aets of dis.
orderly narsons and u,oh violence nrevepted
him being heard This We deeply re-ret. and We
severely condemn the ccndnct of those who have
thus outraged the principle OF liberty OF speech,
a;r. - =, ~ G - I 5a
corpm II j. unnecessary for M IN tate how
radically disagree with Mr.. Phillips in his
NeSs anu political ponc!-hoN great! We thlhk
lion told ,,re,,er ,b,n il ! No sbonid s,iII 49,,
that he had right to be heard by those who chose
TO attend MS lecture
~ op'"'o" anu sentiment ! one oi
most serious results. The press and out public
hall are open TO those who desire to answer Mr
fhllhpS-to reiute his logic ana answer las as
- -. =, :" -. -, -, ~ -,
and stones. While We conduct a rfess OF have
vote or voice. il will be given for the great
et latitude OF Tree speech Tor without IL We shall
- = So - ~, u,o g ". phn,;,.,.
friends bav. been intolerapr-haye been de,irous
Of mobbing those Who differed in seutimen, with
tnem-no such retaliation i JHsuned 10y reason
rigb, and ,bay -, -, - 81 ST.
when they Fft their hands =, STRIKE down the lin
eriy oi speech VIC repudilte. with the strong
s, ~ u,'su'' Aul ue'es'a.lon' al moo
or upon what pre,ext +, i made
So saws the Cincinnati Fso.ir,r oe ,ss,sri,v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26

hin and awaited orders Between 10 and II
O'Clock We were Ordered % move by our right
flank 70 a position beyond the ensmy's left. The
18th being on the extreme right Of our whole line
We were ordered 70 TX bayOneis and DIVE back
and turn the enemv's hluk. which order vas
obeyed. driving them back in the greatest confu-
sion. Our column was halted and our men,
weared by charging over hills and aollows and
through thick underbrush, were allowed 10 rest
the enemy having abandoned the held.
can not close this report without calling your
attention to the cOolness and courage displayed
BY the men and officers Of nv command; and
am greatly indebted TO Major ID. Q Thomas. who
had charge OF the right wing, for his GOODNESS
and bravery during the whole action. aud his
prompt action in carrying out all my orders. |
am happy To say that Captain : W Short. who
bad charge OF the left wing, discharged his whole
duty with promptness AID fidelity. Indeed nv
commissioned officers this occasion prov Ell
themselves not only brave but equal TO any emer-
gency. Without dispara ging the merits of the
rest. | mention the names of Captains j. W.
Williams and John c. jerks, who we're thrown
under my immediate notice. and am happy 10
say that their GOODNESS and bravery shown on this
occasion can not be excelied by any. To DR.. @.
W Gordon much indebted for the prompt
ness with which be followed the regiment to every
part of the field and the skillfu attention he paid
TO the wounded
Enclosed please find the report of our dead
wounded and number engaged.
With great respect, l am your obedent ser
want. II ID. WAsHBURS,
Lieut. Col Com 18th Reg Iud. Vols.
ReOort of the number of men belonging TO the
18th regiment Indiana volunteers, engaged in the
battles of 9Th and 9Th of March. 1862. also the
number killed and wounded:
Men engaged. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .465
4
Men killed. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mortality wounded Observation-Disclosures.
Severely wounded. ii
Slightly wounded. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Missing. -............ ....-..-...-.
KILLED.
Private John W Holder Co. B.
Sergeant James NJ Murray, Co. f.
Corporal Thomas ID Wilson,
Private Geo. ) McMAhan.
MORTALITY WOUNDED.
Corporal Thomas NJ Butler Co. d.
Private Spencer Lee. Co. +.
William Mcknight Co. B.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Segeant James Thompson, Co. A
Private James Scho6eld.
Bartholomew McCmtv, Co. C..
Austin c. Layman.
Perry c. Knight. Co. ID.
James l. Hickman, Co. f.
Joel s Goldsmith q"
Jacob Woods Co. G..
Henry Chappell. g
Oliver Strain, %
Samuel Martin Band.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Private George c. Patterson, Co. b.
George Kyle, Co d.
Abraham Elder :"
John Hunt, 90
Corporal - Trainer, Co. F.
Thomas L Trenary, Co. |.
Sergeant - Hick man. Co. X.
Private Brs. McMahan, Co. G..
MISSING.
Private Joseph Farley, Co. II.
James c. Ballenger, Co B
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
rgNwO NO. | BILLIARD TABLES, WITH MARBLE
Tops, will be sold very low and on time, if part Is
paid.
For further information apply 10
:. \. FLAGG,
No o South Illinois street or 70
THDS. CHENY,
uch26-d2w Shelbyvile Indiana.
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Democratic Union State Ticket.

soR SECRETARY or STATE,
JAMES 8. ATH0N,
OF Marion County.
yop AuDIroR OF STAIR.
JOSEPH RISTINE.
OF Fountain County.
yoR TREASURER oF STATE.
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
OF Daviess County
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.
OSCAR Is. HORD.
OF Decatur County.
sUPgRGSTESDEvT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILTON B. HOPKINS,
OF Clinton County
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26

INCIDENTAL ExPESsEs.-The Postmaster Of
the House Of Representatives reports that sisl, =
SIS is the cost thus far Of the stationery fur
nished to the committees during the session.
This is only one item of the incidental expenses
of Congress
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
M < DiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE
rv,o LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH oHSNPArRED

FFN0 LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH 0TGNPAIRED
n organization, TO those by whom an increase Of
family is from any Objectionable the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed IN various parts of
the Old World for the past century Although this article
svery cheap and simple yet has been put up in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively al the exhorbant
price of - per bottle the undersigned proposes to fur
nish the recipe for 81 by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard at any
drug for the rfng OF % cents per year Any
physician druggist will tell yor perfectly harmless,
thousands of testimonials b. procured Of its efficacy
Sent any part the world receipt of 81 by address
ing. Ia. j. {. DEVERAUA,
%. Box No. 1858, New Haven Connecticut
uly22-d6w6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
MEDICAL.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are s-eedy in action often eeciing In few days,
and when cure effected il Is permanent. They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system aud never nauseate the stomach impreg
nate the breath; and being sugar coated all
avoided No change Of diet il necessary Will,
using them; does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
And will be sent by mail postpaid by any advertised
Agent receipt Of the money Sold by Druggists gem
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester, v. y,
General Agent.
Rns~ ToNLINsoN 4 COX, Agents for Indianapol
iulyl9-d&w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
DENTISTS.
FOR SALE.
For Sale Or 10 Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,

Situated eight miles from indianapolis,
an THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD, with the station Galaudet in its CENTER
every fenced, nearly all the rails recently
reset 800 acres in cultivation 100 underdraned -four
good orchards eight wells of water good barns and
new Us feet long nearly completed family residence
worth $4,000 five tenant houses, mill worth 81 600
a store and Storehou>e. This highly fertile farm.
equaed in situation by any IN the State only minutes
10y railroad from indianapolis, four passenger trains
ping AT the farm station each day with State road
bargain. 1t can be divided iuts eight farms If de-
sired For terms apply TO the owner.
" BIN response TO inquiries too numerous otherwise
TO answer, would say, need apply unless de-
sirous Of purchasing large farm worth S35 00o small
one at proporIionate- price J ). BROWN.
C"audet, Januar0, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11
Scrofaia on Kings FINs;L. i

ia a consiisIdofAl caiAedse, a s6frupec1 II Es
blood, by whlti ilsis flid becomes x.s.ased,i
weak, anaIRyqf q ns,pgs IN sthssesTcnlatons II
pervndes, Ahe Ayholyp l,pdy, and may burst out
IN disease On ~ t II it.s Noporgan Is free
frOm lis dt.h hsa there one which itmGy
not destroy. rAe si2salous tairt-is yariopsly-
caused bS bs 4. 81 sesys, low living. DIS.
ordared Yor ,ulllle!tlsy foodr impure air filth
and filthy hnbis1l depressing vices, and,
above all,pbysHye Tsnefeal Infection. What
ever be it, - s hereditnryin the con-.
stitntion, descppding y from parents to children
unto thetlaad Oh, fourth generation :" indeed,
4 seems 10 be tic rod Of Him who says,,"I
win visit the iinqnitiesnof the fathers upon
their childfeh." ,usilf~ -niA telnlrsh is valt =
It's rabets commence BY deposition from the
blood Of fscoffupt or ulearops matter, which, IN
the lungs Eve, ,ailll liteslal ofganss Is termed
tnhcrcles I'M the clouds, swullings; and on
the surfices erupt;ensa or soresGl This foul cor
rupton, which genders inthe blood, depreeses
the energies of lifc, 50 thatscrofulous eonstiti-
lions no, .eouly asaaye rom sc9ofnlous COM
pinints, BTsf tllcy hare far less power to with
stand the attacks OF other diseases ccnse-
auently xastdripIabcs perish by disorder:
which, aithotgh not scfo ulors IN their nature
are still, rendered fatal by this, rtpint IN thu
system. MAI0st of the consumption which de.
climates tl4ehhinsif finily has its origin directly
in this sefoftilous coiitanination : and many
deStructivc Gsoasesof the liver, kidneys, brain,
and indeed, Of all the organs, arise from OF
arc aggravated by The same cause <, 20. Ia 81
One quarter Of all IonrI Ipeopleare scrofulous
thcr pensdns are ipyaded by this lurking IN
iec;ion. and their health. is undermined BY it,
70 cleanse IT from The system we must tonovatC
tlc blood bysan Alternative medicine, and In.
y-orate sit by healthy food and exercise
Such msalaine we shpply yIin,sai l.'1s-gssa,
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p,rT.-u,,,,. p,o.m,.,. p. Ie5a.

A GREAT CURE BY DR, KkYsEkIs PE6T0RAL
SYRUP ~ 1--we In PEBBLES townlhip, Allegheny county
The lth Of Februay last and continued eight months,
employed The best physicians In the country, and my
cough continued ansbated antil early In 0ctober ~
sYKUP which aid and after bad taken ons bottls
Wzs entrsly free from the coughing and spittng had
dospeirod Of ever getting ws and Lhnk II should be
known that this valuable remedy will do FOR oneLs whe,
M hi. dome 10 nv case. JOAN q. LITTLE,
WitnI1.-B, n. KEaR. q PEBBLES toWnhip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11
pArroi Tp.. April Iia IeSI.

neiehbor Of mine Waa very i'll with bad cough which
every one Supposed to b consumption. Hn Eelatvea
tod ne that be had every fcasdy they heard Of
Wthoat peueft; his brother came hun die, and ali
were confirmed in The belief that hs GOULD not 1--we.
had about the third of bottle Of you Pectorah syrup
which gave him, Gndit entirely cured him, % the aston
inhmont Of ALL What maksa case more remarkable
q Ie extreme age Of the man. BE- being about yeara
old. have no doIbs the Pectoral ssysa h.. lns;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11
IA Z RS
A UTl0 1CTIr0.
91lSIIlTlaA IIL5IL. z
!, NJ aPErpY cuRE oF

Antormtttent .FeYere of.rexeS hnu = > uS,
Ague, Perfodiea1 Headaehe, or Billions
Headache, and HHfpus Feverss. indeed
Tor the whole class on discases origtnat-
the Malaria OF Mlas1aatic co antries.
We are enabled here 10 offer the community
remedy which, ,Whig IL cuTes the above comp ANTS
with certdlnsy, q stll perfectly harmless In any
quantity sSdelf remedy iB Invaluable IN Districts
where these alirtng disorders prevail. This
"CuRy" eSpels the tpiasmatic poison Of FEyRR
AND AoUR ifon the, systems and prevents the do
yelopmentof fhe diseasos IL taken on the tirstEp-
proach Of ksPgemonitory symptoms: Isisnot only
Of complaints, tut also the eheapsst.e The large
quantity We supply for a dollar bingsi within the
reach Of every body and N bonsd districts, where
FEVER AND Ao5E prevails, every body should
have it and use il freely both for cure aud polec
sion. great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF lntermttents Is that It contains no Quintne
or mineral, consequently produces no quinism or
other injurious elects whatever uponihe eonstltl.
ton. Those cuYcd byn are lee as healthy usif
they had never had the disease. s1-sr ~7rrgrr
Fever and Ague Is notaloHe the consequence Of
the Iniasniatc poison. -A-great ,varietyof disor-
dcTs arise rom rs irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RkeHeegtSDl, 0ola, Headache, Bind
ncss, 1oofiaehs. Faraehs, ,CatQgyA, Asthmas Ea-
as, Pait IN d.e Bosceis, Colo, Paralysis and 1e
,.u,ge,nyat Of the .Noglac4, z all Of which, when
originating IN this cause, put on the Intermittent
t9pe, OF botptnep periodical This "CuHE expels
the posoif from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. tits an invaluablep proteetiona to
immigrants and persons travelling OF rtemporerily
residing in the pialaiious districts. Htaken oeca-
s;cnally, OF daily vIsle exposed 10 the inferior,
lhat will be excTetedft die system, and cannot
accumulate in sulcisnt quantity fipen Into dis
ease. Hence tits even more, galuable for pfotecs
ton thaa care and few will egef suffer from Inter
itents If they ayail themselves OF the protection
this remedy affords. a 1fses-i2 @S@s
rr,,.,sa bv nr,J, a. axsn md Inlvsll sssssiss
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IHE GREATEST

!: !. !: ::::.;Bss.AIE|'REEDIl|l||.lsALo.| ID
Z. I. {: & yalESCQEERY
Ii AZ AZ OF THE AGE.
TAMR. KENNEDY, OF ROxBURY,
=. d,,SV,s,:a S IN ono Of oar common pasture wssd
sS Every Kind of Hnmcr, i
The worst Gorefals down 70 sommon Hirple
M hSs trsd Il IL over elsvsp hnnred cases, and nsv
Or tslsd except mvo casess (both thnnder hundr He
has hov IN bio possession over ono hundred cerncaes
ii value all within twenty miiea Of Boston'a 80
Two bottes Arn Warranted1te cure o uursine sore
q. .As.s bottle. villpaIe 10 voifiaa q Prapl'
r1o cfhrss bottles viii clear tho systsm o. bliss.
bostlss srs vanlnteato cHre ths WOr,c cauker In
fSE:s y: bottles ar. vsfran'sd y eurs ne yor
Onsso W. Sssissar vatrantsa 10 care all huhicr q
tTS ssts. .se EsIr,a.sd q eHr' rannlns0 th's'r
Four % sa b0tss an warranted 10 ours corrupt and
| running nlcers. % ED BpiA9' hla n1Nl tg til
,Twoor three bottles are warranted 10 cure the wsrS
Two Or 1 tb~s botsss srs warranted 70 cure tho mos
degperHte ease OF fheurnAtamIod nn ila1 f2a :. l
Three 10 four bottiesars warranted salt Rheun
live 70 eight bottles Will cure the WorHt case o. ecro
4 Seneatn always sxpsrienOod from tho nnt bottls
perfect cure ID warranted whsn the above auanaly
i Akon. ar - (
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11

R1TTssuRsH, Jan. IL Rso.
DR.. KEYsrR my wifa has been attcted With, had
cough and difculy Of bresthing fof ave ~ bn ye4ra,
which tor eevefa yea back had gradually Increased N
violence. The complaint has eeen hsrediAry snd .ne
had been treated by several physicisA without an0
lief In this state Of haT case procured solns o yoaI
Pectoral Cough syrup. bongh6 the hrst nmera ana
cent bottle, which raeredh hef very much
and got dollar bottle which cured her enuEals and
she hs now no trace Of the former disease, except Ve
ness. would also stAts that used the medicine ny
self to cold and cough. The medicine cured NE " IA
Ing oue dose 1expreD my entire sAsistacacr Wte ~
medicine, and you are at liberty 70 publsh this ~
desire to DO 60. WM. WILSON,
Alderman ffth Warar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11
nR. KrYsnn,s pEOToRAL eYRuP M ILAIRs.

pR. KEYbERpe PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLA1Re-
VILE PLEASE Ssnd me another supply Of your vala.
able 'Pectorai pyrup," Almost everybody around ~
has thacod and are nquirns for .Dl keysers Pastoral
Byrup" We have sixteen bottles last seek aud
now entirely out Mr. a. Alter and Mr.. P. Mahef, both
Of Bairuyile Pa tell N they would not b without
in hsr families. In fact all Who use IL oncs want Il
'sAin' A00"' '''pJs ). 8. wArrERsOa q soNs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11

~ COL. PRATT AND DIR KEYsER's PR0ToRAL
eYRUP.-DR. KEYsER--Dear siri Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging tho excelsnce Of your pecto Cough
Syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that IL
ali you say IL u. RkIocte tie N0sss oss of my cough
and the worst one wsa ever afflicted With have not
used more than onshA Of the bottle. and can and dc
wish that all sho are afflicted would give II a. fair trial
az have done and they will be proud 70 say, at
uuack medicns.n would not suffer another such az
attack for any consdention at any cost. am COLI
hdent can breathe freely than ever did. sha
excellent remedy You are at liberty 70 use my name
In this regard, a. you think proper i. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Nay II, 1859. 70 ..t. sts h.syv
N.B-I am no stranger 70 my felloW-ci.xenn, and
sN' 'n''iS'H '"s1 s' SO'''- ~ ''1'si' ~ l.. .y.P.