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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

HIANTED-A
w GUVERNESS,
10 90 10 The country, that teach Music French,
and the English branches. Apply corner of A dams
ard Main streets, Richmond city. il 1-3t&
yyTANTED to hire for the ensuing year q
w frstrate SEAMSTRESS AND NURSE.
Apply at my residence, on Grace, between
9Th aud 7th SITS. w. G.. PAINE.
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w A SUBSTITUTE,
IMMEDIATELY.
Liberal price paid.
Fer particulars apply at oEce, to
i.l-3ts WIN. 3. PHILLIPS.
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C>OR SALE PRIvATELY-A No / HOUs e
Z Roy. Apply at LUMP KINS JAIL

q ERVANT5 FOR II E-.,na superior
- Chamoermaid Nurse aud plain Seam rsss
one girl about 1s yea old, accustomed to heuss
service. washing, c., and enc small Girl aud cne
Boy, from 10 to ii years old. very suitable for
house ae-vce. Apply TO
de 30-ts I. Fl Wake, Main st.
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w TWO or Three good
CANDY MAKERS.
The very highest wages will be given.
Apply TO JUAN PIZZINI,
ia Its No. l2S Main st.
"T A n T ED-For the year, good Female
w HOUSE SERVANT. None need apply
unless we'll recommended Inquire at my house,
Franklin street., between Sd and 4tb BITS.
js It's G.. DIMMOCK.
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RUNAW ~.

DANAWAY-$io REWARD-From the
IL, subscriber. about the 10th of November,
1901, my negro man, ROBERT HEWLETT
The said negro is about 81 or IS years of age,
five 1oet nine or ten inc he's high, weighing
about one hundred and fifty pcuuds; ar
ries his head a little forward ami very broad
across the shoulders; dark, ginger bread
color. with very long, thin, prominent
nose, and, when spoken to, very polite. He
has freq neutly been seen about the packet
boats within the past week, and Gays he has
been EN- mployed ON some canal boat.
EDWIN A SMITH,
10 1-Qik auh Main atroot
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ID UNAWAY IN JAIL. Was COMMITTEES 70
veMbsr. 1851. ~ ruDawav, Negro Man, who
Gals himself JOHN, snd .aYs To 10 the property
Of Mrs. Mary Scott, Of Albensfle county, Va
Sal negro u xbout IS years oil, 5 feet 10 inches
mit.ed light winter suit Of home spun clostea
The own q. of said negro In requested to come
forward prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or to viii be dealt with a. the Law di.
rectG. GEO. D. PLEASANTH. g. II. G.
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w BY YOUNG MAN,
fc- Two or three months,
A situation as ACCOUNTANT
satisfactory references gwen. Address " Il !.
" :" through p. q. la l-3t<
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II, residence of the subscriber, on tho 30ah Nov,
NEGRO BOY I,aac, about 30 years old, 81 feel
high, ginger bread coup exiou, Of pleasant and
polite manncrs, hair short and nsppy. and Il left
handed. will give the above reward for the ep-
prehension and delivery # said boy il tie jail Al
Ora &c q. H.
This negro ran off in consequences Of having com.
mitsed most brutal and unprovOked murder upon
the psr.on of my overseer, and it behoovea the
community At large to be on the lookout for this
criminal He may be in the vicinity OF Frsder.
icksbuTg, where he has acqnsintapee,.
LOUISA C. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann r. O., Cu.peper county, Va
ia 1Q-d9tk aoAta
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wv a BED ROOM,
FURNISHED,
IN a private family,.in close proximity to
he ID Georgia Hospital. goth st.
Address J. Il. FICKLEN,
iai-yls at the Hospital
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w MATTER,
In Distillery or Brewry,
by man of experience,
Having made malt OF all sorts of grain
Apply at the Dispatch office,
by addressing Malt" stating where an in-
view may be had. de 3l-3t<
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And avowing that there Is no provision Of
law requiring this appointment, yet re-
attend at the time and place designated, TO
represent the State in making sHch recom-
mendat ons as tho Convsation may adopt,
tor the consideration ut the 0ent ral Assem-
JOHN LETUHEk.
BY the Governor:
0R0B8R W. MUsSokD,
'-st Ssc'y of tho Uommonwealth-
II price Of ali kincs OF .sns.srisls used In my
businss.. shat bs cempsisc, un'ii further ao.
~ For I'll HORSE sHoEISa. ...sl5o
FOR STEEL TOES 400
O.her kinds Of work, ancA .. kEPAas iNt3, VII
b., rhsrgea In like ropor ion Rstut nire thnuks
= my cast meIs ana tnsnds iSf sa.ir psronssss
OF the cams, q my old sAtsbls tsd stand on Viz.
yinis street, near the Dsnviut Lsspos cppesits 70
a ;.'@ss: 1ne%:' sons. susssrr.
PsICLG--I hsvs o. haad. sal An ia esa.
Pie Pie Mso1 vssss Il v0l q u = sss isiiswiss
s. E.. Wee. W.. g = - 1''.''''.
Terms es.a. J: 4. ,.ooan.
EN0INE AND STILL WK SALE We
KETTLE, Cap and Asn 10 sssA sFAes, Wsrm
Of Kettle i 90 lbs: iss nsvw Issa 1s.aesd;
eas.:isy :, b.. M S.s.p:nsns y. 2: ,.a,.r ,..,
taAulas; second hsnAsA. - Aosse pswes. with
capacity 10 run to 50, Asusle ban1 wAeel. A.
Ass~ he subsesibess u aais slae
oPrEH.1ITs e ..e,';; ~ !. H:ses: ( s.. 8 =:
M.NE, Of Tenness~c Aave just resolved sapely
q psIs IN0Vc COPPER. whieA tksy eass 6:r
sale J. Z IT.. = 70 salt ';sss;ac:osss 'sscos sAsx.svn
M 40 eosss psrs OASriI.1 SOAP.
jsss rsssavsa s.d in store.
isi-ss HAUOM.& DAsxERvILL.
TTN0LiSH PILOT CkO1ff.--i csss dark
II blas Asevy EAslsh -,., ~ -.
L ;.sa,: :,es: ..A z; szSoa a; h DAsrnv1nI.
10 !S!s9LL HI: y. sUfsEiOE LusEIOA1lk0
~ uL' asr'''.s ~. !. ynrrs 5 oo..
u l-st lgtA g. Aet. 1aln sn1 OaIy.
E0z1o. hA16. 1zNb-fs G. 5sss hAvia9
[o hess1 - JS1ae - Vllaa1nk ~ - sara yeea
sznn H. ! 80 = = 80. z =. s:s:ss -
s /! 4 :: -: o.. s:s' ~ -:
de000 1Hd7llsi7 ! - ~
9s1y -. - = 1ssasafs: :ss Is - -
O. lsevssal sl1al1 sllesnA ssslsas.
& ! 4 !
|s.a.- e..ls - - - = 's.':''
/ - 1ss.l - ll11Ili
/ A.aa..Aah 81 E 81 "a " J2NF<Sk
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WANTS.

rYyANTED-SIrUATlO young Iady,fA
w Virginian,, !, ofseverar years' experiences,
ass,res situation as teaeher, either in q
srhool or private family. She will teach
yrpnch and Music, with the various Englis
branches.
testimonials OF qualifications, &c, fur.
nIshed if desired
Address Stating salary
"Miss u. r." box 2Ia,
s,--St' Charlottesville, Va.
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w SUBSTITUTES NOTICE,
JsUl want more good men as substitutes.
and Will pay them q bonus of from t65 to g..
.sll at the Office of the City Water Works,
ana enlist in u No. Artillery company
ROBERT HILL,
Al-3ts Substitute Agent.
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w An OU TFIT
by gentleman who wishes to join volun-
teer company.
Sscurity gwen f1r repayment.
Address IS Dispatch Office, ia 1-3tS
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q r REWARD Left the hons OF the sub
cd yscribes, about the mt die II October. my
Negro Man ISAAC. lie has bssn seen frsqusotly
In the eity and suburbs by persons aud has heen
getting work ~ a Fla.tsrer He II dark com.
plexion, alb III. feet 10 inchss high b~twstn IS
and 10 years Of age, and wa ks ara speaks slow.
l will give the above reward for bis appre hensi0n
and delivery to me.
de 3l-3t* JOSEPH G. METZ EaT.
ID JANAWAY-$l5 REWARD--A negro man
IL, nAmsd alLBEkT, aged hetweer 40 and so
years. his color is biscA; Viii ksfs grey, uua.r
the coin. He is shout six feet high black air. His
clo.hingi. black G at and plaid summer pants
Tuesday. He was brought bere by gentleman
psmed Tbos. g. Neal. OF Nor tn CarolinA. He left
my premises SATURDAY. afternoon, between ard
O'Clock. The above reward will b4 paid By
n A. MYERS, 81 Main street.
De 30-1WS Richmond, Va
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"a DOZ. BUCKETS.
e)U bags Old Government Java COFFEE.
900 bushels PEA NUTS.
100 bushels Navy White BEANS.
% kegs extra new LARD.
loo boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
so gross MATCHES.
For sale by
&. w. ROBINSON,
de 3O-6tk 20 Pearl street
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.


II OR HIRE THE ENSUING YEAR,
have several MEN, WOMEN and BOYS for
hi:e Appls at the Office of Peters, NJ ,rtin Il 60,
on 10Th greet, nea- Warwick & oarks6a.ss Mil.
il I-.p* WILSON PaTERS
CERVANTS FOR HIRE.-Tbe subscriber
- has f5r u1AE, the ensuing year, No. Coal
bigger; two Ne. / Fa m Hands; two Boys, accus-
toned to waiting in hon e; three Women, WHO
are good plain cooks but rstrste washers ironers
an gen eral house servants. Also, two Women--ona
has two children and the other three-boih are
at my Office, Southeast cornar Of Marshall and 7th
sts., between the hours of and 4 O clock p. NJ
de 31-3s* PETERFIELO 1RENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

n ANTED-A steady young
w MAN, AS Surgeons Steward,
On the Confederate steamer
"Patrick Henry
Now lying at Mulberry Island James river.
Apply, Immediately, at
A. MILLSPAUGH'S,
de }i--3ts Main street.
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WANTED.-iw wish TO purchase. for my own
w use, a sprighty Servant GIRL, from II to IA
years old
ALSO-To hire, for the ensuing yea, genteel
servant GIRL, for General Housework.
l aso have several wellgrown BOYS to hire
out. l. NJ CONRAD
De 3t-ts Cary ST. bet ILL and 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

UCKWHEAT, RYE FLOUR, CUKN, &c
so bags Buckwheat Flour;
20Abls. Rye
100 bags Corn. in depot;
$50 bushels Boiled Neal, In depot;
100 - Rye;
500 bales Hay and Oats;
For sale by BLAIR T. HARvIB,
de q Cary acd 1lth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

The following 10 copy Of the letter of Gen
~" 'aas appeared In Europe, to wAich frs-
quent aliuslon has been made:
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EDUCATIONAL.

CCHOoL NOTICE - -
r. e. L TIGHES SELECT CLASS1CAL,
MATHEMATICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL,
Franklin street, between 6th and 7th.
The duties OF this School will be Resumed
on FRIDAY, the Sd Instant. A punctuai At.
tendance 10 earnestly desired.
r. H. l. TI0HE, A. d.,
ia l-3.A frincipal.
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Other kinds OF work, sncA - kEPAas ma, vii
b., rhargea In IKE pr cpor ion Rstut niue thsnkl
70 my crst7m and friends fof thsir passcnsge,
for the la.t twenty yeass s,lic,t . ccaainuauAo
OF the came. q my old sAtsel. a stand on Viz.
ginis street, near the Dsnvi1t Lsspos opposite "a
A. Thomas sons. y. DU9NETT.
.isl-its s =. ssse
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NAK AND P.NN Wsb0D At R0DUCED
PaICkk-I hsvs o. hAad, anA An Ia eea.
Van. rsesips Of fall sspply ~ gsed Oah anA
Pine HooA which I VIII ~ g sho Ss1iewine
pelooDs a 7ts ss8 IS ass
6.s Wee4......."...ee g - - ls's.sssa.
Pima Wood.. SO
Terms essh. J. 4. H0OAu.
ia1-AA Rsnnh - Aharna -
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AZ 4. LEFEBTRE'S SCHOOL,
M RIoHx0hD, Va.
This institution will - open again on the
Is. day cf October, 1851, for the reception o.
both BOardeTs and Day Scholars.
For particulars, apply 70
an lots HUB RT p. LEFEBVRE
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RlHH POTATOES.
BUTTER AND LARD.
We have consigned for sale $50 barrels Of
"iWJJKEs's" celebrated SNOWFALL and PINK
EYE POTATOES, from tho Peaks of Otter
Also lot of very super
BUTTER and LARD.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY,
de I3-3w 13 Pearl street.
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MAN1EU-One or two
w FURNISHED ROOMS,
With BOARD, fora
gentleman and his wife,
And two well hr ed children
Address MARYLAND"
de Sl-YtT UtsDatch Office
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cAxp srascxxrsrviLLEl

CAAP NEAR CENT aEvfLLE,
A~esnbsr 22d 1861.
take pleasure il recomner ding nv late psst-
ne, p. J. ARCHER to All M frisuds aad late
patrons. ] Am eoEAdcnt they can u.sk. pO Batter
selecsi n-s A. seou .. the War, /, waich / nave
been enssgsd sncs the b .ei nd e. cwsSes, sill
resume the cnnmi sion bn iness 90 MP own sS-
coukf. HOS. u PEfTOS,
j~I-lw, Meier s. v. Gssr
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II A M A n D B U T 7 E K:
just received, . prime lot Of
Sugarcured CANVASS HAMS,
And some fresh
Mountain T r 4 r I.
For sale by
de Its +. MCCARTHY, III Broad g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

njANTED-At the Carbon Hin Mines in this
w county, 10 good COAI. DIGGERS. .
sy. rste CARPENTER ard BLACKSMITH,
,wo skilful ENGINE RUNNERS and twenty
LABUREkS for SUI face operations.
Also, ak LABORERS at the coke yards.
Alsc FIR rlv family, q good COOK. washer
snd IROEER. JNO. j. WERTH,
"a - Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
AYERS
amnsuad Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

'e most efectunl remedy which the medical
7, Of our times can devise for this every
TIRE prevailmg and fatal malndy. 1t is com
4 from the most active remedials that have
Il discovered forthe expurgation Of this foul
,-erder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
,,,,cm from its destructive consequences.
Hence It should be employed for the cure Of
i.ot only Scrofula, but also those other afec-
:,ans which arise from Il, such as ERuPTvB
ard SKIM DrsEAsrs, ST. ANrHoNrs FIRE,
.osE, or EnYsIpELAs. PlMPLEs, PUsTuLEs,
i!I1rcREs, BLA1Ss and BoILs, TuMoRs, TErTER
sad S-sLT RHEUN, ScALD HEAD. RISowoRA,
!tlsrMATIsN, SYPAILITIc and MERcuRIAL DIS
',,Es, DHoPsY, DYsrEPsIA. DEBILITY, and.
'Hleed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
IN OR 1MPuRE BLooD. The popular belief
~ !" iiapmity ofhe blood" Is founded in truth,
tor scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
pnrticular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
iIla is to purify and Tegenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
crofula, or Kings F.1;i,

ronatitutional disease, q corruption II !he
,I hv which this fluid becomes y.tln.ed,
, M and Moor. BEING IN tha circulation, il
.9des ~ ,xLnio body. and NAV burst out
lease on on INV nsyt Of Il. No organ Is free
=, its attack, ,Sr Is there one which it may
destrov. !, Tho .crofulous taint Il variously
I'd bv rnercurial disease, low living, dis
~. rcd or unhealthy food, impure air, ilth
-. Il Slthv babits he depressing vices, and,
I'VE ali. by the venereal infection. What
p he he .ofigri,,. It Is hereditary in the con-
,ution. desccnding from parents to children
70 the third and fourth generation; indeed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
"A Y Err g
Ague Cure,
Foa THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FoR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Lntezratttent Fever, OF Fever and Ague,
faemittent Eover, Chfll Fever, Dumb
agus, Periodical HeadHShe, or Bniouss
far the WhoJ6c clabs ofdieenses oriS.nnt-
iag I'm hillary deranGement, cnas ed by
she Malaria of Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to Offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
sith certainty, 10 still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRE expols the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
A-SD AouR from the system, and prevents the de-
yelopment Of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach Of Its premonitory symptoms. Its not only
.e best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
4 complaints but also the cheapest. 2 The large
laarity we supply for dollar bringsit within tie
each OF every body; and In bilious districts, where
EVER AND AouE prevails, every body should
ave il and use Il freely both for cure and proteS
i'm. 4 great superiority Of this remedy over any
tacr ever discovered for the speedy and certain
IRE of Intermittents is that Il contAinsno Qnnins
= mineral, consequentlyit produces no quinisn OF
.her injurious effects whatever upon the eonstitu-
ion. Those cured by If are left as healthy as IL
:aey had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
.be miAsmatio poison. A. great variety of disoI-
;crs arise from its irritation, among which are
leWakgia, Rheumatism, Goiit, Headache, Bind
..ss, 7cotbaekf, EaTsc1s, Catdrra, Asthnsa, Pal
,,atjon, PaintiI A6ecison Of The Spleen, HyStss-
), Pain ~ tie BoleelS, Colo, Paralysis and De-
isgsAas,:t Of the Stomach, all of which, vhen
qe, or become periodical. This "CyRE expels
ps poison from the blood, and consequently cures
o.n all alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection 10
nnigrauts and persons travelling or Temporarily
-ding in the malarious districts. If taken occa-
nally or daily while exposed to the infection,
'it will &c excreted from the system, and cannot
cpInulale in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
se Hence it Is even more valuable for protec-
~ than cure and few will eves suffer from Inter.
,rsentsjf they avail themselves Of tho protection
is remedy affords.
prsnaraa INV ID. ]. @. AVER A. co. IovaIl Mass
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SPRING pLOAKD AND DASQINE8
- NEW eTYLHs--Batn \ SON, No. 80 South
H;gh street. hnse last opened nsw styles of oE0TH On
cUIARa RAnouuW ana hAooum, made In the newest and
most sfylish manner. Also, superb Plain
Black silks, very hsavy, designed eJpfeasly for
Maptiilss and kzsqninsss lApnB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

~ 'N1 uNhN Spb
SNSsr Eas H.stA ! y 4
1t hl kty1tyhh
AZ .! DISCOVERY '!I,!ll !, / Y,
y OF THE AGE.
MB. KENNEDY, OF noxBURY,
w has aI.oovsrsd N lue oisur common pasturo Wsed'
" Every Kind Of Humor,
The worst soTofalA Down 10 o common rinpls.
70 has trisd tin over eleven hundred casss, and nsv-
eR aed except In two cases, Goth thunder humor He
s value. an HIthip tW"nsy miss Sns of Roson
Ywc bottles are warranted y cure . nursins sore
One 70 three bottles voais the worst Lind of FnpsI
Two or thros bottles will clear tho system or bll.
Two bottles arc warranted to euro the worst OacF IN
Thres 70 iys bottles als warranted 10 Sars tns VUnl
0neto two bottles arc warranted 10 cure ali huraor
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure running tns car
and bloecnss among tho hair.
-FOUR 70 six bottles ere warranted 10 ocTo corrupt and
RAINING ulcor1. IA
One bottls win ouro scaly eruption q the skin
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 euro the usrs
kind Of rngwom.
Two or throe bottep are Nafrnnted 10 cuFo The mon
desperate cess Of rheuratlsm. 2 = = -
Three 10 four bottles warranted 10 salt Rheum
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst cass of ssro
b.noat 4. .i,av, exnayisnc.A from tha orat botte
perfect care d warranted when ths sboye quantity
afen.
hoxBUhx. MAJ MAE: E
ooyar, II cn,,n, an, liOds ~ h.sno, q - All s.tah
sh.d y The unsniaous voioe Of ali Who have ever u,et
most Sful physicans ana the most careful d
tho country are an unaniISuS In 10 praise. -
do II Win ia inoVicass 81 its cuTstye power. IL re
iyinG ALL and curing mort Of those dieeasss 10 Whcl
you arc unfortunately 90 liable That most ercfeasta4
disease to an afectonAte mother
NURRKN0 aOrKR MO-. TEy.
Is cryed As ifby miracle, yOuI ovn ..apcr d restored
- natural aseetness' ana yeaf baDs nOn s 1II. ant
i"sova1g acoms. Srtsn oshls.SnS - ronr hnsbsrt
and bonsshoS' v D'-s''Hs y 'S.' '-,NsD
In The ulofe advanced atsEOs Of
MA Eh
itsktends " Tho stomach causing
vhiOn is nothing bat oanses or tia aOrscn .h.u 70 n.
intestines aad
hAa yM ,.
to tho cares OF your family .e.s.-..
foDt Stonsch -
RAW AND IMPLANTED,
vor, foA s,s,.,.cu vor ami on r onIv i.hA o,,tair
nd., and svsn Of tSst youI syatsm doss All Sst hal
S nnrrlsbmsntU cnntains a. M scrs,ro,o,. an,d y
dsv "a oons. For wrnt OF nour,shment vour ystcm b.
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COL, PRATT AND DR EEYsERs PEOTORAL
SYRUP .-Da. KKzkER-Dear 5iri E1cvss Tie dslsy II
ny acknowledging the excellence Of your Peoton Cossh
Syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that
s yoa say ith DissoohefAs NODES csit oJ ny cou01
and the worst one ever AFFLICTED With have not
used than onehsn Of the bottle, and can and do
hays dons and thoy Win be pro1d 10 v. at IA no
qusek medicine,n would not suffer another such an
attack for say consideration, OF ct any cost. CON
hdsntI breahe more freely than ever did. shall
always acknowledge debt of gratitude for inventings
excellent remedy Yera-sst liberty 70 nse ny name
In this regard, ss yoL thilk proper B.r, PRATT, u
~ Messenger Common Council, PittsbuIYh, Pa.
PittGhurgn, Nay u, 1850. .-
N.B.-f am no stranger 70 my feiloWciti1ens, and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
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pR. KEYsREs PEoToRAL SYRUP In BLAIRs-
vILLR LR-Please send mo another supply Of your yalu
nas th cold and are inquirns for Dr KeySsfp Peatora
syrup" We have sold sxteen bottles last week, and
nov entirely ont. Nr. a. Alter and Mr. Maher, botf
of Blairsyiiie Pa tell ~ they would not bs without q
In thsr families. In fact ell who use It once want
again. Youn, respectfully,
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PArzpu II. April Il, 1857.

RAzToH IT,, April II, lbSJ.
WONDERFUL 0URH.--Some time ago, an old
rsizhbor Of mine was very i'll With bed cough which
every one supposed to b consumption. Hh relatives
son mo that he had taken ovey remedy they heard Of
without bsnshtj hn brother came to sse h die. and all
Eere conArmed In ths bele1 that be could not live.
had sbout the third Of bottle Of your Psctoral Syrup,
1hchI gave him, and Il entirely cared him, to the aston
shment Of all. What makss the more remarkable,
d the extreme ego Of the man. be being about eighty yees
old. I have no doubt the Pectonl saved his Lie.
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