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TOWNSVILLE, GA, January q, 1867.
President HoNyoood Memorial Association,
Richmond, Va..:
Esteemed Madam, = The undersigned,
as agents of the Hollywood Memorial As
sociation for Thomas county, southwestern
Georgia, beg to report that they have col
lected four hundred and Sirty dollars
($46O), which they forward to-day per
Southern Express.
The amount is not as large as we had
hoped to secure; but the results of the un-
fortunate struggle in which our gallant SOL
dicrs so nobly and heroically fell left our
people so completely exhausted financially
that they are able to make but limited con-
| tributions. What they have given, they
have given most cheerfuily. "Ten times y
the amount they would consider infinitely
too small to indicate their interest in the
sublime and holy enterprise. The chivalry
fortitude, and patriotism of our soldiers
shall live forever in prose and song.
We cannot do too much to perpetuate
their memories and procure respecta.
bic and honorable resting place for their
remains.
If the time had been longer, we could
have secured larger amount. we shall
endcavor to forward you few more dol
lars yet. :,
For the purpose of entirely satisfying all
who have contributed that proper dispo-
sition has been made OF tine money, please
acknowledge receipt of the S4GO in one
of the Richmond papers, and send us a
copy Of the same, in order that we may
have it inserted in our local papers.
We but reecho the sentiment OF every
true and worthy Georgian-yes, of every
southern heart-when we wish unbounded
success to the 4" Hollywood Memorial Asso-
ciation." To this end our prayers shall
rise increasingly to the God Of the "great
and glorious dead"
With expressions of high personal con-
sideration, we are very truly and most re.
SUE V. HANsELL,
| MARY T. IUSDAY
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Southern Orphan Association and It's Lottery.
.. ..r RICHMOND, January Is, 1897.
10 the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Idsslrs to ask a few questions in regard to the
lottery of the " Southern Orphan Association " re-
Gently opened IN this city. think II you OF one
Of the managers will answer theie questions sats'
factorily the sale OF tickets Will De greatly In
creased. .
What security have the ckst holders In case the
scheme fails? The best managed scheme may fall.
Political troubles, the dishonesty OF some en-
ployes Of the Association, and other entirely un-
anticipated contingencies, may defeat tho whole
scheme. And l repeat the question, have the
ticket. holders any security in case OF failurei
so far as can learn, neither the property inths
rafe nor the value thereof in money or stt sks has
been secured by deed OF trust to third disints.
rested party for the security Of the
II this were done, do not see how there could pc
any risk In the purchase OF any numbsr Of tickets.
Five hundred thousand dollars is large sum Of
money: and II this amount Is to be invested by an
Impoverished people, II IL highly important both
for them and the managers that there be no fall
urs y Important for the managers, because IL there
Is a failure upon them will be heaped the curses OF
800 900 or 900 holders In every part Of the
South. 1 isu
What definite arrangements have been made ~
to the dstrbution OF the profits, and what 10 the
amoant OF profits anticipated? What amount 10 70
be paid to the oicars and for ohe penses And
finally, who originated this assoeiationf II 1t
should appear, as hope IL will, that this scheme
has originated In real and earnest desire 10 aid
our suffering people, every friend Of the South
will feel lively interest in its success.
0ti tn6 ofsu gxaUIlss.p
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LARGE Haul or WOOD THIEyEs.-Con-
stable Cole on yesterday arrested the fol-
lowing named negroes for trespassing upon
tb. farm of Mr.. Edward G. Peasants, in
Henrico county, and stealing wood there
from-viz., Dick Johnston, Joel Harvey,
Jim Burton, Henry Reynolds, Dick Price,
Patience Smith, Fanny Harvey, Bertie
Major, Sally Carter, Sophia Hunt, Sally
Vaughan, N. williamson, Mollie Parker,
md II Lnyett
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Il SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs.-Present
Judges Moncure, Joynes, and Riyes.
In this court on yesterday writ of su
persedeas was awarded to Judgment re-
covered against Jane Doaring, administra
trix Of William A. Dearing, by A. b
Rucker, in the District Court of the Sc.
cond Judicial District Of Virginia.
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SLIGHT ACCIDENT TO GENERAL LINDSEY
WALXER.-General Lindsey Walker, while
on his way to New York few days since,
had one of his feet hurt on the cars, and
was compelled, for day or so, to use
crutches. His injury was not serious,
however, and he was expected back this
morning
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A CITIZEN OF RICHMOND ASSAULTED IS
PoRrsMoUTH.-Mr. r. II. Mullen. q dele
gate TO the Convention of the Grand Divi-
sion Sons of Temperance lately held in
Portsmouth, while in that city was vio-
lently attacked by some person unknown,
and had one of his eyes severely bruised,
besides receiving other injuries about the
bOdy
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-On yesterday,
Mcssrs. Grubbs Williams sold the brick
building at the corner of Franklin and
Third streets, known as the Revere House,
for the sum of $1,000.
The same gentleman sold framed
dwelling, located on Fourth between Jack
son and Duyal streets, for 81 100.
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SOUTHERN ORPHAN AssocIArIoI,l
MANAGING DIREoToRs oPPicn.
No. 1915 MAIN STREET,
RIcunnxn Va January z1. lfa1

RICHMOND, VA, January 70, uoI.
| Eiitors Richmond Dispatch: isi se$
| conference.-the above letter OF inquiry ap.
pears in your paper this morning, sskiny several
questions relative to the reliability, security
against fraud, the plan of distribstion Of awards.
the EXPENSE OF the institution, and, finally, its
origin and objects. having Invited the other
gent. .men OF the directory into IT, and therefore
being the gentleman who has thrown th . plan be.
fore the worls, tho answering Of your correspond.
emit devo!ves upon me.
lst. /" Bith regard TO It's Rslidbflty. ."-1vsry.
ing that in anywise appertains 10 the Associep
ton has been turned over by myself TO the TAR.
teen. responsible gentlemen who compose ths IL
rectory. The machinery has been paid for. and
every cent Of money reesived for certificates de-
| posted In the National Bank Of Virginia In this
ci,y, and is under the sole care and msnagensnt
| OF the directory. a :r +. .34iif
2 Security Against Ffdud."-No agent has
been or VIII be employed who Is not perfectly
stworthy and vouchea for by the community In
which he lives he then 10 required 10 settle with
n treasurer semi monthly; and the treasurer u
an his turn required, 10 make full and satsfastory
exhibits to the directory often In their jsdg.
| msnt thoy may deem sxpsdient and proper. s.
| D. . The Plan of Distribution. This viii de-
pend upon the requirements Of the charter nov
before the Legislature Of this STATE for ncorpoEs'
/ tion. -H fElat Ell El1 D.
I."The Expense Of L,stftvtfon."-rhis o.
course, will depend upon the wisdom and businssl
skiu Of It's m mAnagsrs. No salaries hays been axst
FOR any OF It's ose, bat all such matters rsst VII
ths directory and the success Of the institution.
| S. ..Rs Origin and Purpose" These An
clearly and specifically set forth 10 the prospsssu'
which wrote myself, and which. apon the hose!
OF q Confederate soldier and gentleman, intsns
TO see fully and faithfully carried out.
y Respectfully,
| s...-...#- THOMAS L. Rosss1, Il
4 Managing Director .. Q. 4.
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Agents for Thomas county, Ga.

THE CoScERT.-Thc indications, from
the rapid sale Of tickets for the st. Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum Concert, are that
the Theatre will be crowded tomorrow
night. This is indeed gratifying; and we
are assured that the affair will prove
worthy of the attendance. Among the
features Of the entertainment win be the
reading of the Old Grenadier's Story by
Mr.. T. C. Bangs, who has kindly volun-
.teered his services for the occasion.
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RoBBERY.-Thc restaurant of R. ".
Allen, near the Second Market, was en-
tered on Sunday night and robbed Of a lot
of bacon, etc. Mr.. Allen is unlucky, as
this is the second time within the last
week or so he has been robbed. .....
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ACCIDENT on THE STREET RAILWAY
Yesterday, as one of the street cars neared
the corner of Sixth and Broad streets
the horses became frightened at the snort,
ing and putting Of one of the iron horses
of the Fredericksburg Railroad Company
and darted off down Sixth street, carrying
the car some feet off the track. Nobody
hurt
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COUNTY AFFAIRs.-The case OF Jones
and Dyer, charged with unlawfully ex-
torting money from Richard G.. Turner,
was brought before Justice Wade yester-
day, and the witnesses recognized for their
appearance before the grand jury at its
next term.
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METRopoLITAN HALL.-In our notice OF
the re6pening Of this place of amusement
on Wednesday night we inadvertently
made mistake concerning the manage
ment. Mr.. G.. L. Hall will be the mana
ger, and neither Mr.. Parker nor Mr.. Ma
ouire will be connected with 1t.
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Mr., BALDwIN's LEcTURE.-O. p. Bald
win, ESQ.,, let it not be forgotten, lectures
at the Broad street Methodist church this
evening for the benefit of the .Dorcas So
ciety Of that church. Mr.. Baldwin always
draws good house, but he should have .
crowded audience when he employs ms
fine talents in the cause Of the poor. his
hearers will enjoy q double treat-the
luxury Of doing good and the wit and humor
of the lecturer. 1st
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BEWARE OF CoUSTERPEITs.--Ac counter
felt of the denomination of twenty dollars
on the National Bank Of Indianapolis is in
circulation amongst us. 1t is executed
upon bad paper, aud can easily be detected
with little caution. .-..a,
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DETENTION OF MSrLs.-The trains on the
Central road were retarded in consequence
of the dislocation of o portion of the ma
chinery of the locomotive this side of Char
lottesvilIe, and did not reach the city unit
9 O'Clock last evening.
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BEER SToLEN.-Some nights since some
ingenious thieves carried on three barrels
Of beer from In front of Messrs. Euker's,
on Main street. On yesterday the barrels
were found at the cooper-shop of Messrs.
Whitworth and Gary, whore they had been
sold BY negro man. 'e'
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RICHMOND, January 5, 1891.

RICHMOND, January 5, 1867.
MeSsrs IT. g. H'ebb G. %:
Gentlemen,-Ws arc acquainted with your va
luable real estate in Manchester, and estimate the
value thereof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Our estimate is based upon the sale OF pro-
perty when business revives and capitalists are
seeking such investments. Very respectfully,
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0N.
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Committee from Oakwood Memorial A

OFFICE OAKWoOp MEMORIAL AssscIATIoE,}
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA. I
January 25, 1887.
We accept the offer OF Messrs. WEBB Co., ap-
proved by the above committee, and ask cur
friends to give their support in carrying out the
enterprise.
[signedl MRS. NJ. II. SMITH, President;
MRS. A. Y. STOKES, VicePresident;
MRS T. S. TURPIN, Treasurer;
MRS. E. PoYTHRESS, Secretary.
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& EZERiEL's

@ EZERiEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER.
a Thing Of Beauty is a Joy Forever"
Eumors and diseases OF the scalp produce bald.
ne.s The VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER is war.
ranted to restore tho scalp to healthy condition
and thicksn the hair. DandruT is thoroughly
sradieated by Its use. Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by TWO applications. Itisa
RICHLY PERFUNgO HkIR DRESSING!
ISN0T DYE.
Il does not color tho skin IL does not stain thu
finest linen. vegetable compound, ii does moi
act ipjuriously upon tho hair or health as do NJ
.rats of Silver Dyes, or those made OF other nox.
ious drugs.
TRY 1T AND BE- CoNyINCEDl
WAsHISaToS, D. c., December 81, 1855.
To ~ Ezekiel, Richmond, Va.
Dear sir,-I am gratifed to see that you have
again commoncsa ths manufacture CT your HAIR
kESTOgER. From the testimony Of many cnds
who have used II, have no hesitation IN stating
that believe II 10 be the most efficient compound
Of the Kind ever presenisd for sale. Indeed many
Of those who have tried 1t assure mo that 1t moi
only cleanses the seal perfectly, but undoubt-
edly restores the growth Of the hair.
Very respectfully yours: &C.,.
ALBxiSDER Y. p GAESETr, n. d.
For sale by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle
Orders addressed to
de27 u. EHahlEb. box !ss.
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ExEcUTIyE.-R. w. Peatross was on yes
terday appointed by the Governor notary
public for the town Of Danville and the
county Of Pittsylvania. 1ars. E
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+ THE LFdrsIArryE REycosrRE. .-Messrs.
Word and Smith, the parties to the per-
sonal collision in the capitol on Saturday,
appeared before the Mayor yesterday
morning, The friends of the parties, in
order tobave time to make areconciliation,
asked that the matter be laid over until
o'clock, when in all probability an inYesti-
CATION would have been rendered unne.
cessary. To this his Honor assented. and
accordingly ats O'clock the partie. again
appeared, and Messrs. F. N. Watkins. ].
Fl. G. Jones, r. NJ. Bentley, ard Samuel
L. Straughan presented written paper
which was signed by themselves aId agreed
to by Messrs. Word and Smith. rlG.s1t
His Honor not deeming any further ex-
animation Of the case necessary, discharged
them.
LEAD PIPE SToLEN.-Two youngsters
entered water closet on Main between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets yester-
day and stole therefrom eight pounds of
lead piping They then proceeded to the
shop Of Messrs. Cook. & Co., junk dealers,
on Cary between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets, and disposed Of their i'll
gotten treasure for the. enormous, sum Of
four cents. The theft had in the mean
time been discovered, and the young
thieves had barely quit the shop before .
little boy arrived, post haste, in. pursuit Of
them. The pipe was promptly restored to
him by Messrs. Cook s Co., but the plum
derers made their escape; so that the junk
dealers were the principal losers in this
prodigious transaction. They would have
it understood, however, that the loss has
not overcome them, and that they are still
able to meet whatever acceptances they
may have made; in palmer words, they
a;n3t hroya. /. t.~....-" ....# .ErEn.
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r EATHER-SOLE LEATHER.-We,
i have Just received Per rail splendid iot OF
Al msrist rates, o. Il. cHALRtEY Cor.
isNr,- ! GUsI .Ii41899T Thlrtsen'n street,
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THANKS FOR PApERs.-Turner did not
forget us last night, late as it wSs when
the mail came in.
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OyERcosr SroLEN.-The hall of Mr..
William Hill, on Franklin street, was
entered on Sunday night, aad 9, fine over.
coat stolen, j.. \. e...,,,s ,l..r f.,s,,.9,
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RICHMOND, January le, ls5'

RICHMOND, January le, 1851.
This Is TO certify that William G. Webb and wife
have executed to US a deed conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, opposite Richmond, de-
scribed in above certificate OF Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin Apperson, to be held subject to tho deci'
sion OF the managers acting on behalf OF the Oak
wood Memorial Association in the enterprise OF
Messrs. William g. Webb b Co. 81.
z. A. LANCASTER, Trus,ss.
Il. NJ. LOGAN,
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AUCTION Sales This Dag.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock two
IS br.ck and framed tenemsnts on the north side
OF Cumberland street between Cherry and Gull
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JOHN A. COKE, trustee will offer ct 10 o'clock
the stock Of confectioneries, toys, ETC., Of John
A. Pizxini, on Broad street between Second
and Third Z
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CUPERIOR TEAS. The lovers OF
= AZ Y'a 'aasTFEahos7 sTFEho II: issR'sSkiE TEs
where they will hAts an opportunity q imnortsd.
sonsi.ting OF aUHP0wbER, INPHR!4ts; f9i,s1 f9ns1
HYSON. OOL0E0, ana the ssleeYatse % NSaS 81
BREIKfAST TEA Families 10 wahs ot So0e 20 y.
tssy wili :.,: from ten % ay'iHa q. xNH6fsYY, 80
ssi, fooa - III asou above ths spotsxooa Hstsl.
A HOHrE NARIA.-Ths SECOND ANNUAL
SIssIoN OF this Academy will bAgin on the FIRST
mvOF FEBRUAEY. For further particulars
ssaress THE SUPERI0RssS, Church Hill, Grace
street. between, rwcnty- -trss and Twenty -see9pd
stress. la alI-codtlr
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF HEN.
IN RICO COUNTY. The taxes for the year 1889
both State and county, are now ready for eoliec'
ton; and all persona interested are hereby. nou
ned that my self or one OF nv deputies can Away
be found at the shsrid's otase. on hatn bstwset
Eighteeuth and ninetsenth streets. pntil The nrf
Monday In fsbYuary next, TO collect the same. 4
is important that tar payers shonld os prompt.
heir paymsnts, - I'm compelisd 70 seu.s Wv
the suiitor on tho ist OF March, 1881 ana thers
forsl cannot indalss them. = uurpuAx
] jsil-sodtrsA 49, ~ f.Gas. sasfis'
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THOMAS L. Rosssn,
Managing Director .. o. 4.

rb. above 4, published with the approval and
-. ~ an. d,r,etory for the bsnsns Of the iuqui.
-o,ld. THoxM L. RossxI.
'"s Managing Director .. o. 4.
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EB sEETrzh
). SHEPHERD u CO., Geners

1 L. SHEPHERD q CO., General Ta
\ Coro,rission Merchants for The sale oil TO-
Gr0, WHEAT LukgbR 60 ,mn, u Sosihss sttsns,en ON.
s. n TsLRLE, formerly with George w
r.oo. and late Tsiman q Garris, is asSoeiatea q
, IN ma ard will be pleased 70 serve nls ora
a A. ,rS ths former patrons oi ne tao late con-
r-g Otses corner Eloyenth and Canal streets.
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. .Airllntpnd 9ispatth,

TUESDAY ............ 49,. JANUARY 20, 1867.
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RICHMOND, January II, 1867.

RICHMOND, January II, 1857.
Nessrs William G.. Webb & Co., Old Domtaion
Soap and Candle Works, Richmond. "a:
Gentlemen,-we have examined your PROPOSE
ton to the lockwood Memorial Association"
and in behalf Of said Association we accept the
on'i' "AN e. S. TURPIN,
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OCKBRI DG Z MINING COM
III PANY NY.-N0TICE.-Books Of subscriptionI. 2. 70
The capital stock OF the ROCKBRIDGE MlNlNS
C0MPhNY are now open AT my once IN Richmond,
and will ba kept open TIL the 10th OF February
next unless twelve are pIesi9hass hn1s
basn subscribed by others than the corporal ors,
they W ii subscribe he sum, ahd close the books
mt opened again In the manner provided by the
hsya orude and manufactured specimens Of
,hase minerais, which will exhibit with pleasure
to ali pc rsons who may feel sufnoaent interest 70
r. III ana see them.
Nv anihority OF tho corpoIators.
- j. ID. lMBoDEN, Auorney AZ Law
ia2s-,d corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
CHINA. GLASS, AND HOUSE-FOh.
u sisaISG o0ops AZ; ss, 10 a.y Sar Isss Sssssn
:ioeF s calSx and HogsErP9aN.sssiTSSs ops.. and T.s
yro. coaes Bigxina, Coffee 0raques, Roiisd NE.
~ cofes and Tea Pots. Also Parlor CoAi vases
ana al.o .S- -risCY do6Ds in great variety. .Ssa :.
sssa,ifui Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Bsex
= an EsArsi, Vases, &c. Cali and see 70 sm, ~ ~
IoN BRANCH CUHRAHTB
China. Glass, and House -furnishing stors:
ass~' corner GiShth and Main, No. H.
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We agree TO this adjustment.
s. SMITH,
w. EN-. WoRD.
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IL small family, corner Twenty fourth and "A
Brosd streets. Apply at No. 900. t.e
j. ?s-ts nl&
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EOR RENT, TWO HOUSES on Ca.
II nal between Adams and Ponshee streets. lvA
One Of them has three rooms aed place for f.1
coal and wood. The other contains four. .tlS
rooms and has q kitchen with two rooms water
on the lot and good garden attached. Apply at
the corner Of Adams and Canal streets.
ga 2a-2ls JOHN A. BURGESS.
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oAKwo0D MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
guarantee that our enterprise, in all its details,
will be cond ucted and carried out strictly, homo
rably, and fairly.
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WANTS.

WANTED, good COOK, WASHER,
w and IR0yER, without incpmhrsnce None
need apply unless we'll recommended. Apply to
Mrs. TURNER, No. II west Grace street, from to
IL A. M. Ia 26-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

Bsmark Is arranging marriage between
q Swedish royal princess and q Prussian
royal prince.
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The White Pine Compound.

1t was early lii the spring sf 10 that this compound
pri Iiratcd, member Of ny family Was AFFLICTED
with irritation of tho throat attended with di-a-
greeabe cough had for months previous thought
that preparation hayinR for t aals tho inside lark 81
white pine might be compounded TO be very aseui
IN diseases OF the throat and lungs To test the galuo
Of II IN the Alluded TO- compounded small guam"
ttty Of the medicine that bad been planning AMI gave
IL in teaspoouful dosos. The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within two days tho irritation OF the throat
removed the COUGH subsidized and speedy was
effected. soon after this sent TO lady In Lon
d0nderry, N H. who had beot suffering for some weeks
from bnd cough occasoned by sudden cold and had
rated nueus streakcd with blood slo found re-
II, aud got we'll. j. ~ Clark Esq, editor uf tho MAD
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the snme prepare
tion in the Of cold aud cured tmmeai
aaiy. lie highly pleased with the results, and
confident in attending It's sales II placed he.
fore the public, that he finally persuaded 20 give II
nAnl, and s.ud IL abroad DsHsAt the sufertng In
November, 1865 sst advertised II under the Ut
Waite Pine Compound. In two years from that time
thofA hai been ya1ies4lej in Manchester alVhe
ha ndted dollars WORTH where IL tooI the iead Of All tho
coug remedies in the mari rt audit still maintains that
position Theirs IL good for this IL Is very soQth
lug and healing its nature Is warming to the s,on
#ef tH feaaaat wial 70 the taste and IL exceedingly
cheap.
AS remedy for kidney complaints tho White Pine
Compound stands nariynied II not originated Tor
that purpose but pgrsoH in using 1t for cough
not only cured Of the cough, but also cured OF
kinney 5tf1c4ity u ten yhArs standing since that mr.
cfdenta discovery many thousands have used 1t or tbs
complaint, and have been completely cured'
The above written by DR.. Poland, IN 1890 sines
then. Ia Manchester the White Pine Compound has
taken the ltad Of all Coagh remedies, wrfl prcps
ration fJr ths 81 Kidney difficulties III every ctty.
town. village and haraet throughout tho Wow England
States.
Thisremsdy rne and pleasant to take as i Ia Of
eotuAl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-12

Peter Jasper, soldier of the first Napole>
on, died in Perry County, Ind, a few days
since.