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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

RObt O. Wyatt was charged with buying shad in the
city to be sOldAgAia in the 9nd market Wyatt acknow-
lodged the chaIg' The Mayor continued the case TIL
this morning look over the ordinance Of 1862 con-
csrnng huckstering which has recently been revived
BY the City Coulcl.
Sam Jeter, a small white bay, had been sent into
court By order Of the Governor for deacDg the Wash
ington monument. No witnesses were present Officer
Critic said he had arrested the boy Sunday by order
Of the Governor who saii he had been throw ng stones
at the monument or somshing Of that sort Toe Mayor
handed the urchin over to his mother wi promised to
give him good threshDg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

ATLANTA MARKE.-Ths Atlanta Appeal says; "Ths
butchers in market this morning selling beef at s.
to IS per ponnd-s considerable decline Small bunch,
of radishes and onions containing about one dozen
each sold for 81 per bunch. There ID very general
decline in al arteles."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

Lows NAPoLEoN's PER:osAL AIPEARAEcH.-LOuis
NApOeOns present personal appearance Is thus desOrt-
cd in q late letter from Paris
The personal appearance Of Napoleon Ill would puz.
gle the most accurate observer OF physiognomy. The
face of the man with the iron mask Is not more devoid
of expression than s.hs One may study it for tours
without deriving the slightest satisfaction as to the EG-
perots mental characteristics Those 6shy, rAyess eyes,
The parchment like checks the stiff pointed mousRche,
all sogg sort OF fetal face prepared for the Co
cAson while h1 real man, like hs pTiestess Of Apollo,
lies hidden aud delivers short, u!ar responses b.,
hind it. BE is short in stature though his body is full
the average szo. Hence he appeas to greater adSan
tage in sitting posture OF hate years he has grown
some shat corpulent like the 6rst Napoleon and tie
other memberS of his family His habits at the present
day are said to be simple and regular perha2'
sAtly Il ire stories tod OF rs early eAcesses be
tue His appearances horssba4 does great credit to
his horssmanshp which il generally allowed to be the
most skilfui in Europe. He is very fond of horses,
and hAS that thorough understanding Of their nature
which establishes certain sympathy between the ami
nal and hi5 rider.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

The following confession Of murder may be useful 70
those Who may capture any Of Stokes men:
DEArH or AN INFAMOUS REEEL.-We published few
S.V aQo An account Of the defeat of Champ Fegusons
oommSnd. and the execution of summary punishment
on the captured guerrilAs by Col Stokes Tennessee
cavalry. We have since learned that the affair Wss
more brilliant than then reported. After the defeat oil
Fsrgusons command the guerrillas scattered and were
eagerly hunted down by Col Stokes men. Whenever
ore vSs taken he shot without ceremony. Ga the
capture Of of the gang the next day after the gh
he was told to prepare for dsaib, when he began to
plead piteousy for his life He informed the cavalry
that if they would not kill him he would conduct them
70 = house. where Ferguson concealed. l.,.....
They agreed 20 he proposition, and soon squad Of
COL Stokes men had surrounded the house in which
the guerrilla chief secrsted. party entered and
found Ferguson lying on bed in one Of the rooms,
suRIng from he wound received the day before They
Immediately surrounded the bld and riddled bis body
with pistol balls. The ac may seem inhuman, but we
mast rPeOscl that Ferguson fret instituted this mode
OF EAriAre by deliberately numbering the Union pri-
sonSs that fell into bis hand. The nendish idea OF
Wholesale slaughter conceived and exscused BY him has
recoilsd upon him with three fold Vsngearoe. There
is not Tennesseean in Col Stokes regiment who has
not suffered from the atrocities which be committed,
and as the curses come hon9 TO roos. no rebel ma
rAuder can complain.- LOUiSViIls Journal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

SYMPTOMS OF CIv1L Waite New York Herald
says Ths rel ubicsn border TuAns in Congress con-
duct themselves with the same violence the Southern
6re-eaters did before secession"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

QUGRIEBNAsrKAs' HORsEs.-A day CT two ago Ne
Published, on Information WHICH Ne believed 10 b eO-
rect statement 70 The effect that many officers in this
city especially QlaIeTmas;ers and COmm;ssAries we're
drawing forage for two or more horses and that the
forage so drawn amounts 10 6lleen thousand pounds
a day. We are glad 10 md that in this We we're MS
taken. We have before Us an authenticated statement
which shows that the Ots narber Of oEcoIs' hOrsss
fOragsd here 1884, the total amount Of forage issued
day being Il the fell allowance we're given, ,7GS
pounds The total however, falls short of this, on as-
Of scarcity Of !Orage The HOSES ere distributed
as follows: QuT,ermasters, 81 Commissary, 3; Ia
gineer, 50; Surgeons. As Ni,rS and Mining, 3; Con
script Blreau, 3; Osin4nee OAicers, s. Artillery,
Field and S.a Officers attached TO the S ais Of CON-
handing Generals in tbs DePlr.meat,) ~; at BlOOn
Quarter Branch, 8 No Quar.egmAs,er or Commissary
draws rage for than one horse and 90 forage is
issued e1cep acquisitions approved in Maj. ksynAr1s
Office rtqlisiioa being approved ,eps on General
Wnders cert fea:e that the officer il entitled 70 for.
age for one horse. By order Of the Q. \. General
based act OF Congress storage can Be issued to
officer below the rank Of Brgadier General for more
than horse, eIoep. when on service in TIE aadS
Forage ssuei in Of hs allowance S charged to
the Ofbesrs issuiag at the market price a. hil pOsA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

-
THE CONFEDERATE sTATE5-The Directors Of tie Young
Mems Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, hut
submit the benevolent and the patriotic throughout
the Confederate stas In behalf OF the Soldiers fsm
been refuge who have been driven from their
homes by ruthless enemies Thousands OF helpless
bu, fro nesry every the Coneacy have sought
asyum mds Gu citizens have sppe led 10 In
relieve the sick wounded soldiers far
h hoes clothing for soldiers IL the hed and hosp tai and
10 Afford their suffering families and noby
have hey In the great majority OF instances responded TO every
appeal
The supplies prev Ia TIE city at this time
the difficulties obtaining others BY ordinary means
great that the funds contributed for the relief
poor accomplish but little 10 purchasing the necessars
ollie.
there are females this who
the Government IN yaD and that those
obtain not fully employed The wages received
will enable these poor women TO procure
sueency OF the palne food for themselves and children
assistance, heo from the city and ctuntry generally
actual sarvshon have oceurre5 Our
supplies both for gstuous distribution and for sale
bu The agents employed for the purpose have not been
able to proccre the quantity Of proyisis ms required
Under these circumstances feel that Is our duty to ap
peal liens throughout toe Confederate States 10
Tor Esd without delay contributions Of money and supplies 10
the Army Committee " this Association. since the
a 70. TIE temporal spiritual soldiers and
snd for the Of goricus Let
those soldiers be the Of opr
veret and tust, last aud most glorious campaign
for want OF the generous sympathy ana support OF e enos
shipments made to Roger Msrn supern endent, Vim. p
tended accordance with special ageement made
attn the Superintendent OF the Southern Express Company, all
express charges viii be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions Of money should also be snt these gentlemen
Wa WILLS, JR, President
~: soaihera pap rs requested to ccpy. spT--a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

GoLosBoRo, May "A letter from trussWor BY
source in Kinston dated this morning says that The
Yankees have evacuated Washington, and that Genera
Hoka is in possession.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
N. 7. sTARKE, O. O,

A T RULES holden in the Clerks Office of the
IA County oOun ofHanovs the 9Th day Of April, 1854:
Nancy Gross, Plf, +
against ~. ~
Jordan Harris and Margaret Il, his wife, Walter T. Gilman and
Betty Ann, his wife, Henry G. Gross nddge
Tkht and ~ Trustee for Cora and Irene Dowel, Jo
Ieph Icross Thomas Elicit and Mary g. bis wife,
Irene MCDOWELL the two last efhom Infants under
The age Of tuenty-one years, Defts.
IN oHANCRRY.
Thu object Of this suit to obtain for ths division Of
certain dover In the bill mentioned which al
lostsd Nancy Gross, widow Of Finch Gross deceased at the
dstr Of property Of said Finch Oross
and appearing by AdIvs Hsd in that
Betty Ann his wife, nOnesdents Of the State Of
Virginia ordered that they do appear here within month
publication Of this order, and do what necessary
protect their Interest In this suit
eopy-teste:
apls-wAw n. o. DoswELI, Q. H.c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

An old woman 10 Kentucky crossed bridge that was
marked a. dangerous" without seeing the sgn. On
being informed Of the fac; on the otter side OF the
P,Vsr Ihe turned about and Immediately re-croesed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

IRON THE SOUTHWEST AND TRIMS MISSISSIPPI.
DEuoPorIs, May LA special .despa Gu to the Aer-
dian Clarion, from Jackson tie SOth ul says the enc
nov have fallen back from Big Black after par tally do
sroying the bridge, burning all eiuters and tradert
shant s, and the soldiers huts Considerable alarm
prevails within tho forGcaiions at Vcksburg, appre-
heading an attsck iEom Writ Adams
despatch from BrOokhaven to the same paper say s:
Information from Mississippi report that BApks
has been defeated second hme bu has escaped 10 the
north sid, Of Red river and falling back on Nateh'
General Price whipped stoeles.badly,i. capturing 200
wagons. large quantity Of prisoners and arms. Mar
iduk, was asO in pursuit of Steele, who was failing
blck on Little Rock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm o.
IA ToHLEs 4 VOOLFOLK, At Orange O. e., Virginia, a.,
requested forward settle and their accounts ane
bonds on or before day June indulgence
given Those having claims against the sale
arm earnestly requested TO present them By that time
The books papers In the possession Of Mr. Rcha
Bouware at Orange swho 10 fully authorized 10 settle al
claims for and az .insI the said concern.
J. T. VOOLFOLK,
apl5-clms Surviving Partner Of Towles Voolfolk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUEsDAT MORNING, NAY 5, IsS4.

TEsNs DAILY. year. $50 ItE OnsAI, SIS Arss months
-. For less period, g per month.
entWUuH,1 year, $40 SIX months, Sia No IabscriPuOn
received for less han six months.
uT, year, 80 hE noasha IS. No subscription received
49, San siK months.
Reraittances a risk Of the subscriber
Retanees IN ave dollar bills old issue discounted aceoed
Ing - the market value In Richmond az the time Of respA
sCssoRml papers are With Gross win ands-
sanS At DER tern Of subscription about 70 EMPIRE ana WI
ssu ttsoupgly n thsy vlah hsir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
~ FOR MAY,
Is now ready containing Howsons History OF the War
tele Prof sehee De We're; thrilling sketch, entitled Oas
Uhdom, and nuwbe Of interesting and amusing stores
&c.
For sale at all the bookstores ONCE No 18th ST.
the Exchange Hotel Pdce g. single ccpes SIS year.
IS per months or Is per months.
PROPRIETOR.
Lynchburg Vrgnian and Petersburg Express will copy and
Ia mya-2.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
VIRGINIA.-At a Supreme Court of APP

NIRGINIA.-At a Supreme Court of APP
pA held the State COURT House, In the city Of Rich
nond, on Tuesday, April 2oth, 1864
accordance with the provisions Of the act Of e General
Assembly, passed the da day Of March, 1884, amending and
enAsng authorizing the Court Of Appeals hold s
sessions other places than LeWbug passed March 12h 1863
ordered that the Summer session Of the Sp Court
Appeals shall be held Ooyners Springs In the county Of
near 10 Bonlastb DePst on the VnA and Tennts
RAilroAd commencing TUESDAY the 18Th Of July
1884, copy tis published onees week for
weeks IuecsVe in each Of tbs following newspapers
printed In the city OF Richmond, Wis:
Tie WING, The ssnne Tbs EIaminer The Dispatch and The
inquirer. +
Aeopy-Tests;
ap7o-W6U N. 7. sTARKE, O. o, &
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY CO,
RICHMOND 18Th April, 1864. I

NOTICE.-The Books Of this Company will
In opened this Office Rain and iih streets
the 18th inst limited OF the capital stock
Subscription $3.50 shsre and Is notes will received
In payne nj until fsrthel notice.
The ships are careful purpose and
also With eye tfrry ing rsde after the
the 18Th inst Information OF
gratifying character that previouy inmated hiss
been received by IN Jnectory. $3.50.
BIZ Tser Of the Board
sAML J. HARRISON
An i9--2v President.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TNHE Board of Directors IF the Richmond,
Il Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad have declared
dividend TIRES dollars per the capital stock yable
to sockh their legal representatives, on and after
the lst Of May, 1884. j. B. WINSTON,
Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

HEADERS 25TH VA. BATTALION, 1
CHATFN's FARM, April llth, 1864.
THE 25th Va. Battalion having been recent
l. y removed from Richmond TO point eight ten mti
the city, packages designed members OF the
will be left tbs Ragand Bro 14th street,
sent country Will be directed the persons for whom
they are Intended at "ohAns Psrm" Of Ragsnd Bro.
Richmond Va At this time hams Of bacon will prove very
ceptabs offerings 10 majority Of the command.
W. NJ. ELLIOTT,
apl1-c1m 1t. Col. 25rn Va Batt&.tJ"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
BALLARD HOUSE.
I'M % IL + mt CHAN q Z.

THE Proprietors OF the BALLARD HOUSE
deeming conducive the comfort convenience of
patrons sors have determined 70 conduct the Lote
on the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The HOTkL rbe established under this arrangement and
after the 4h April The patronage Of the travelling
public visitors generally respectfully solicited, tables
viii be supped with the that market Afford and
every comfort regsros and sersan
att nions will be furnished.
The PEopRKroRs beg 10 express thanks TO who
have generously ICED them by giving ther ne
attention the pleasure and comfort OF their guests hope
TO merit a continuance Of the
MKALs-Prom o A. n. 10 IL P. N.
apl J. Q. TAllAfERRO co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

CALF NOTICE.-The distribution of the
- hrst nSanent Of this year citizens Henco
county win the COURT House to-day All heads Of
families get ckes from Justice Of the Peace Of their
district calling for the fifteen per pound
Zach family allowed pounds To be paid
the new issue or It's equivalent. ELIJAH BAKER,
ap2S-4t Agentfo Heurico county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

NOTlCE.-Ihere was committed to the all
IN OF smyh County, the lst day Of APRIL 1884, negro
boy who calls himself HENRY, and he belongs VIM Pat
rick Of Burd County, North Carolina Said bog very black
and souty bu H. and had when committed jail
jeAnScoat, wAistcost and pants. JOHN y. Quay,
my2-cW6t JAilor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
AYLrTTs, April 25tb, 1864.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
u Of James Conway deceased, and all others concerned
You are hereby notified that the requebf Vim ~ Turner,
Sheriff Committee Administrator Of the estate OF James NJ
Conway deceased have appointed TUESDAY, the sst day Of
May 1854 Aylets in To County King William, for rec,iy
ing proof Of debts demands agsnN said deceden at which
lime and place you are required TO attend
Given my hand commoner Of the County Court o.
Klpg William county the day and year nfs Aforesaid
-2tAc2ts r. HALVES, Conn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

DUNAWAY IN JAlL.--Was committed to
LII the jail Of the City Richmond the 10
day Of October 1865 negro by the name OF ISAIAH
when committed JACKIE: and black pan about
20 old, feet inches high and gingerbf cad
he belongs to William spye Of Augusta Georgia
BIS requested forward property and pay
THOMAS q. DUDLEY,
April 96th 1s64-cBv Sergeant City Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
TELEG RA PHI IO
u.,oTsST a. 'the Press association.

Entered according rc Of Congress IN The year 1865 By
THRAsHKR In oerkS once Of the Dc OoHrt Of we oon
fss srate States for ths Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

WANTRD-A female TEACHER, qualified to
w give instruction in French Ls1 and Music, with the
English branches school Of or scholars Reference
REQUIRED. Address stating terms. JOS. DUPUY,
sp1l-4w Moore'S Ordinary Prince EdN county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
nys-1GV1t

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Onos Of the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond,
ths 4th day Of April, 1854.
George K Green PHI,
against
Miles X. King, Def.
oass oad upon "a attachment returned erscnted
object this suit
dollars with interest thereon from the day Of May 1861
Till paid
The issued herein having been returned executed
the Defendant required appear within month aer due
publication hereof and do what protect his Inter
est In this Buik
BENZ POLLARD. Olerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

TEACHER WANTED at Rockbridge Alum
Il Springs, Val wish to engage TEACHER exempt from
military SERVICE take charge OF s School In family
He quAh to tesch the English and Latin Languages
could wish add the French angge also II fall 10
procure gentleman tutor then shall wish 10 employ lady
for younger children 10 either need apply VINO
In the business Of teaching children Adj
dress by mail az above.
sp20-eod8t WM FRAZIER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
oos OF the Circuit Court OF the City Of Richmond, the 4h
day Of April, 1854.
william G. Young Plaintiff
against 'e
Miles H. King, sometimes called N. H. King. Defendant
In Debt and upon Attachment returned Executed.
object this Of the defendant
Of hundred fifteen dollars cents with
teret thereon per annum, the
18th day OF January, 1850, till paid.
And the attachment Issued herein having been returned
eud the deendAnt required appear within month after
due pubcIOn hereof do what protect his
10 this suit.
apswAu BENZ POLLARD CLERK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
WANTS.

WANTED AT PAGES Wooden Mill, Dan
w VILE, Va, or GOOD WEAvER5 None but good need
apply. will pay 4Oc per yard double WIDTH and furnish pro-
visions AZ low price. Apply at oncs
apf3-2w JB.PACE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

DOR RENTAL excellent Office, with bed
adjoining etc n the most desirable and eestrai
part of the city. Apply u. d WAND
Attorney at Law, 1ltn 81 between Main and Bank
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
OYYIoB OF BOARD ON SLAVE CLAIMS,
Richmond, Va, April Is, 1868
II ApTTRG INTERESTED ARE HERRBY

DARTIES INTERESTED ARE HEREBY
notified that the Board Of odcers appointed Ito examine
into and Justice the OF claims" for
oss Of which impressed By Confederate
thores under State laws for the Of the
oyernment and while engaged aboring the public de-
fences escaped the enemy died. contracted dis
cases. which have after their discharge retuted fatally Is
QaLzed Richmond Rad will, MONDAY next the 18th IL ST.
Begin Its regular sessions.
Evidence Of ownership the Of mpresmen Of the
soundnes the at the time OF mpressreni
and Of the Of the slaves whether BY DEATH with
the circumstance attending the same must accompany the
claims.
All the be set forth In and verified BY adavit Of
competent Witnesses.
70 Col. J. d. WADDELL,
President slsve-CIams Beard, /
Box l,453 Richmond, Va. T
The Board session daily Sundays eIceptec the fourth
building Main street, second door below the
ofN north side. aplg-c4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

TNOBACC0.-l200 900 Pounds VIM. Greancr's
Il Black Twist TOBACCO, warranted sound and Of the very
best quality for export and win be delivered In Whining
!, = iss-1 !. t.'--,..''..... JP. DUvAL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
rg- AN APPEAL TO THE PRoPLR OF

Change of HDur Of Opening.
Doors open IN O'Clock. Curtain rises st 81 o'clock
my3-1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
B- THE GH0Sri-E
Will soon appear.

EoTIcE-Box ohce open quarter o'clock A. NJ 10
p NJ when may be secured No charge re-
served seats.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

SULPHATE OF CINCHONA.-Thsa article
~ s one OF the proxmate principles Of Pyu4an Bark similar
IN lis properties sulphate OF ouin-, and Hy subsuted
uNls J. p. DUvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

d S0 REWARD.-Ranaway on the 26th of
epcO last March, my sHADRAcK. lie is about forty
years age built height ave feet sI inches complexion
black Sghtly much bowed and STAN
slightly talking will pay the above reward for
MRS H. X. WINSTON,
ap16-8tav2ws Pondexter's Store, Louisa Co., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

The folowiCg oGaiAl despatch nom Fort E.shsr, was
received Yesterday, BY Secretary Mallory: .
Fcur FrsuKR Nav 1874
, 1864-09-06

IN treakio< OF Coe's Csuzh BAzam, II +
ten jon tAs wholo Truth. yoa VIII cnnot
NJ Word> becau:o n1as-,entas o. tbs pe;p.a
belltve that Consu1opsloa cannot b. cured. IA
tao4e who DO bens7e shtl. will net a1aI th.m
1el7to cl ta1 valuable remedy. They Will have moro
ccnfdenea IN II III only clAlm 4: h.ye beer erea:
y b. nedt d. IN view Of thla An Willing to wrl5o
"fo1a paze. When the fAct may bo 11s.ed In th1ss
words k1S10e sol 1T ttme-t ormy Gle. Con,rmp-
ton ID ht 1edis s.y IN Tho rm1ly. TWO brothezs Aoa
ons atster hAt&ER been taken from ne bI tbs Aa N.
Il g ditea4e.
L NJ cs,a our family phya.clan. concu,1iug with
oherl eminent for their auc.eta, deaided thst ust
fall bT the saM' desuoJtr. ntver t1peo "a to ct
relief had no {ath IN medicines, especially p.toat
III d1cces, and 1t Vas With idea ot ht1re beaedted
ttat1 tiled Coe'a. had heard It well spoken VI by
tn. q who hsd within my Anowicdg.. TIED it, bat It
EraEot ILL wat oveEpoWered By the ent7e2tl3a of
ny w1fa that ITss wiling to use IT, II. 1elorI OBJ
tanned from the ft;t two OK three doses eat1 ed M
that II Was no humbpg. Nj Htends soou be1bn to
Ia1 "nugha, yen look better. What a.e 1ou oxo',
Had "CuesCouEh Bal.Rm-" They repned shat th4
h1ic1e was ao1d, and wished to know what thought
oftt" I tod them "thssI ElBAe1 to 2tvo IL 4 fa1r
trial. the1 wou11 rtpott"
Ihia IL what i am now about to d.. II oan be-
He7e Hiotns ph5eclana-tfI cAn have confidence in
tho opinion Of my family AID n1end4-!t know tho
11fe1tDte between Joy and 1o11ox-,hen ttsee ys.rs
s1o, wss cured OF Consumption, md also balieva
th,t Hmy brothers ana sster had sed l.: they would
be hero to add their testimony 10 day: Now then
It fails to cuso Jour friend. do not recommends The
ts. for It 1av cure smother It Is the lot Of Ill to
die, 1core1 or laeE, aud understand that ha does
not claim to cure Gorsu MP I'm, but win vonch tn
Its efficacy In b1l case1, Rrta: rsef,H 10. Ger
tsn cure. And even, Aft,r writing this, IT ind that
mutt do b. Consumption. though hays no fa4ss
Ii the mattel my lnowedke OF tho good osne1a nave
lecatved, VIII sAttay me that In c0etlnX thi4 ssst
nosy. only DO ny duty In thus ur9iaK tho aIc I'd
to 'Iyit. ALbH5T II. uuGHRs.
The Abaye il correct.
MARY 4. HuGHE3, i.
No. 2c1 Franklin street.