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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
GREAT DECLINE IN DRY GOODS.
SPLENDID PRINTS, 10 CENTS,
BEAUTIFUL COTTON, 9 CENTS.
And all other GOODS in proportion.
Sold to day at
LANsBURG & BRO,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Third Door above D street,
Intelligencer Building.
&C 24-1w IChron. Intel, Express.l
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400 FALL STOCK AOR
7rH ST. PAPERHANGINGs, &c. 7rHsr

7rH ST. PAPERHANGINGs, &c. TIN ST.
Lately opened, tho best assorted stock of PAPER
tdn G. il ts Ps.e Ass ch9es sss
WaENEf nESGKFF CORD HS and TAssELs
Sa @sn III
their orders with punctuality and in satisfactory
IHsssng to pay cash for goods and IaSg5 TERMS
&C 5-2w. between i6i and streets.
WI The greatest Tonic of the Age.
also n Weakness of all
kinds as it will restore the wasted strength with
EGAN 4 PERRIE.
oc 223t Corner and 9Th streets.
A. DAoDoiNF FROM PARIS,
DYE1NG AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Kid Gloves cleaned without leaving the least
odor. No. SOC east side of 18th street west, near
Pennsylvania avenue. oc 9-lm
X ID GLOVES! KID GLOVESl
The best French KID GLOVES in the city just
received direct at s "a, sv,pv co,s
323 Penpa. ave, iSouth Side,)
As r ss E WI t. sas SsS ss
heavy, will be sold very low for cash.
]. W. SELBY & CO,
oc 1s6t 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
WiNhs AID f Fos M PURPOSES.
Gibson's Old Cabinet Whisky, at So per gallon.
" g Family i. Bye" $50"
6. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky, ST per gallon
few cases on hand of VERY OLD SHERRY
WINE, Also, California, Port, Muscatel, Angel
lea and Hook Wines: F SG ssIs y g prRR1n.
oc 22-6t Corner Of + and Ninth streets.
THE 'GOLD MEDAL'' SEWING MACHINES.
These Machines make Double lock Elastic Stitch,
and while they are sold from fifteen to twenty dol
lars less than the other first class machines We
warrant them in every way good as the best,
and to work with more beauty and certainty than
any other machine known. Call and test theiI
merits. MORSE h CO., Agents,
0cll.lm 70 10
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BRIDAL SERENADB.-Mr. VIM. H. Goodacre,
and q much esteemed clerk in The ONCE OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and his beautiful
N. Y j returned TO this city last evening from
their wedding tour. On reaching home-Mrs.
Dixop's, 800 2lst street-they were agreeably
Gus friends, who were profuse in their con-
gratulations and valuable presents. The ex.
cellens Navy Yard Band, led by Henry Hig.
gins, arrived about O'Clock and rendered the
happy couple a serenade, which was followed
by a sumptuous repast and good time gen.
orally.
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% ECEIVING DAILY,
AT EMORY BAXTERS,
lis Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 10Th streets,
DRY GOODS,
For Fall and Winter trade, consisting of All wool
Blankets, from $4.75 to &l5; Colored Coveriets,
Towels, Napkins, Table Linens, Cassimeres, Elan
nels, Hosiery and Trimmings. Also, a large and
beautiful assortment of Plain and Plaid POplins,
Alpaccas, Empress Cloths, and Delaines.
beautiful assortment of SHAWLS, just re-
ceived, which will be sold 10 per cent cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere. ocl7.2w*
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NJ ETROPOLITAN
lVl PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
346 Z STREET, bet. AZ and 9Th streets.
HAVEENER'S CRACKERS.
We invite the attention of Merchants and con.
sumo the very best superior quality Of Crack.
ers manufactured at our establishment:
MILK BISCUIT, SODA CRACKERS,
CRACKER DUST, SUGAR CRACKERS. NOV
Elites; GINGER Snaps, JUMBLES,
These goods are made from the best material,
and can be had always fresh, and in sny quantity,
and at the lowest price, 90 &-lm
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To THE WoRKHoUsE-Ohas. Jones, charged
s. by Justice w alter, and In default OF pay
ment committed 70 the workhouse Joseph
Glenn, marine, charged with intoxication
lice Gull. and in default committed, as the
above. Kate Grant, coIored, charged with the
ssme of7enss, Was fined q, and In default dis
posed OF tnLa lke manner ~ the former two,
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ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-About O. clock yes.
terday afternoon two ladies were walking
along 9TH street, between q and H. When they
arrived In front Of house 5l3, it appears that
some person in an upper story was cutting in
two bar Of iron, and, when II parted. one
one OF the ladies-Mrs. Standardization the fore.
head, knocking her down. and making an ugly
wound. She was taken into house SIS, where
her wound was dressed, and she was after.
wards placed In a carriage and taken to her
home, on II. near eth street.
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ANOTHER TINPHRANCE ORGANIZATION
new temperance organization was formed
last evening in the Second Ward, to be known
as "The High Tabernacle Of Temperance"
and the following named gentlemen were
@. s. G.: w. O.. Benton, q. s. S.; r. II. Bent
ley, g. r. r. f.; John II. Thompson, F. e.
Clay ton, g. N. D.; Gen. =. S. Henkle, q. p. D.;
n. Y. Aottell, G. A. p. D.; John s. Hollings-
head, G. F. s. - -
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SHor Ar-Messrs, Stackpole e HaHb lum-
bsr and ice-rscsiytnk wharf seems to be a
favorte place for the coyetous vtsitations OF
rId was made on the lumber In this locality
by a 'eolored plund .rer; bat before he sue
ceeds d in getting of he was shot at and made
20 drop conpIeof fne pieces Of scan,lihg, and
a ainsthis morning. about three O'Clock, q sim.
ilar attempt wa, made, with the like result.
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WALLS OPERA HoUsB-We announced yes
terday that the opening Of the season will be
inaueurated at Wallis Opera House on Mon.
day evening next, the 18th inst, by q company
OF hrst-class actors and actresses, In the la.
test theatrical Sensation, emitted ssUnder the
CASH ghf," written by Augustin Daily. This
piece has attracted crowded audiences in New
York, Brooklyn and Boston, and will be
placed upon the stage at Wars Opera House
In superior style. The scenery and appoint
msnts are entirely new, and were prepared in
New York expressly for this establishment.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROwNING-A par.
tygof ger tlemen, who had been out ducking in
the sailbeat Newfoundland, were capsizsd last
night in the Potomac, between the Arsenal
and Sixth street wharf. The dar kness rem
dered 1T exceedingly difficult or them to reach
the shore, and one of Them came very near
drowning. On gaining terra frma in q be-
numbed and shivering condition, they pro.
oeeded to Major Watts Cottage Restaurant for
some one or more OF his sovereign remedies
against the injurious influences Of heat, cold,
or dampness. As part Of The damage. two
fine guns and the gains Of the days duckipg
xvere overheard
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DIR. q. j. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINEe

ECLECTIC MEDICINES
NEW TREATMENT q SEW RENEDfEs
nR K. HAVING SECURED THE sEB.
II VICES OF an Intelligent assistant who
win attend TO the PREPARATION OF medi.
si In Put III gu up PTsssgs2nz 81 T 6, EMS
TENTS, especially 10 his many friends in The
country. His medicines are all prepared IN
hiaogn oface, ami sl q ddeliveEed g MS r.
both AGATE and ChTonIe, with which human.
lily s. afdicted. He has q large number Of nev
pemedies, which have proved reInartaa!y
Ghrpnfc diseases which heretofore have bssa
supposed To be tnEnfabTe, among which may
be- pan1ed Cons ption, SeIoi19lia55 A., ps.'
Oaucers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode O.
treating Liver Diseases, stomach Com plAlntS
Bp9nchitis and aA ,dlseases Of The ~ THO I!s'
erdseases OF the aeai, Neuralgia, EpllepJ'
spinal Affections, arid all diseases OF Ihe SG-
tested 1GtD be themost reTfstn RndsncesSf1i
ever known TO the medical profession. DT, n.
mas 5ssn sIn sIal n 5ne VII vi
Menstrul Obstructlons, truthful AenstITIstion,
LeucTrhsa, Uterine and Oyarion TpDloES
PTolapsps OteEt and al Nervous diseases "
he makes a specially In the treatment Of
al Chronic Aneetions OF The Genlto gIi1AS
Irritable Bladder and Non-retenuon ADO
DT1bbltnR Of Urine, Urinary DcpoSits OF
philitic Diseases IN an ffeir varied forras
GhonaThea, Us com lications and seguellse,
Spermatorhea and 1mpotency, and al atec-
Also special attention paid TO the treatment
of FLstnlas, White Dwelling, ScIoiuloTa
Sores, VRTico6e UlceH, &C. PersonS afnlcteo-
paTticulariy with old Troublesome cses.
should lose no time 10 call on or address DIX
KIBNER- Communications containing -
promptly noticed. once PreScIip tlons az =.
other Physicians. - -
once No. 4 Odd Fellows building, few
doors east Of Mcclure House, Monroe street.
Once hours, 8 a. ~. 70 Il 81, = Z. n tO'
P. NJ. and P. NJ to9P= ". lanle
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FEoF. wAsHIsGroH GLASS has been
holding Musical Conventions all over
the city OF Wheeling. during the sea-
soD. and training a number Of children,
ladies and gentlemen, In the great
science OF music, and in a short time
will 1--WE two Sabbath School ConcsTtS
81 o0D children on an immence ampi-
theatre stage in the Washington Hall.
MusIc sill new and selected.j
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DIsBASDING OF THE FIRE COMPANIES.
Some difficulty has recently arisen
among the various fire companies of
the city in relation 70 the action taken
by Council al one Of its late meetings
on the draftof an ordinance, submitted
by the companies for their approval, to
regulate the FiTe Department This
ordinance, we believe, was laid upon
the fable in the First Branch. It WIS
not long in being noissd about among
the dremen that their ideas, em-
bodied in the ordinance, for the better
Organization and regulation Of the Fire
Department, were quietly ignored by
Council, and the proposition, which
bad been limited at before, 70 abandon
their organic tons, Was freely discuss
ed. Numbers of the hremen complain
that members of Council have stated
that they wanted the hTemen to dis
band, as they are Of no account, and
they tine fremenJ profess their readi-
ness TO crafty such desire.
The rs, we understand, have tender
ed their keys 10 the Mayor, and the
feeling among them Is increasing.
Prominent memb ers of the Hope as
sert that the company will disband at
their next meeting.
There IL so much feeling among the
Rough and Readdies that il Is doubtful
whether they Will continue to act.
The United steam Fire Engine Com
pany) waivers between what the MEM
bers Of IL term Justice to Themselves"
and "duty to the friends who purchased
their apparatus"
On Saturday evening, the Guards,
Hook and Ladder Company, held a
meeting, and after appointing COM
mittee 70 arrange and settle the compa-
ny's business, adjourned TO meet on the
5tb inst tor the purpose Of disbanding.
The above statements, which we
have FROM prominent members of the
Fire Department, command the serious
attention Of our citizens.
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LIoaZSIXG CALCGLATIoS.-Ths reg
tsssr Of the Spagz House. someEhat
over q month ago, had inscribed upon
it. PaEss the distinguished nzms Of
Prof Van ceye. Lightning Calculator.
The Professor WAS an irsinuating gen
tlensn ofeasy address, had good tesii-
nonials and an that sort OF thipg-Eas
IN short completely irresistible II was
NO wonder that he soon made hosts Of
friends. II soon became knoEn that
M, h.d ssrved in the rebel army a. =
Colonel, and that helped him along
The Professor took pains 70 inform
his blends that hs had come
tsachinR lightning calculation to all
desiring 70 learn, and thereby TO earn
an honest livelihood. He soon mad a
number Of scholsrsg He gave one or
two lessons, having been paid in adj
vance. He took frequent rides behind
could furnish. He played billiards.
and ran up huge bill al the SprigE
House baI-room .for drinks- Never
was seen = more liberal gentleman
be WIS open-hznded as the day He
was perfect prince in expenditure.
Thus passed the month for which he
had taken boaTd and lodging at tne
So Was his bill at tbs bar, and thai Tor
( billiards. he hEd resolved pay for Inc
I lessons in lightning calculation ne vas
/ 10 teach. The Prof resolved upon .
grand c1sp. He had Ealtse in Die
+! FoouJ, foil Of valuable clothing. 80
body suspected the move ne was ABOUT
/ to make. ,-.,-..-
I An .incipIent lightning ea!cnIator
drove hin behind two good ztePpers
| 10 Ohio. Several hotels were stopped at
during the trp. Tbs.embTzo calcutta
TOR settled the bills incurred Inc
Prof would settle that for the horses.
But alas the Prof. UsA bird OF pas
sage. Before the next morning he had
dis ppeared, "hying South" The
train on the Central Ohio bore him.
The ProE's yaiIse was examined II
contained old papers, and the victims
we're left Iamsnting-psrticularly Ed
wards d Conaat-
The Professors heartless conduct
awakened the poetic faculty in one Of
hos Yictims. he Is a young man and,
instead of following the Legitimate bus
mess Of "making sonnets to his mis-
Iress' eyebrows" does nothing but
write doiefui odes uPUn human rascaIi-
ty. The best Of these he has sent Us,
and we should be happy to give It a
place at the end ofthis notice, did not
the want ofspace forbid.
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FEsIAs PIc-SIc.-The picnic Of the
Fenisn Brotherhood, which came Oh II
Lockwood's Grove on Saturday, was a
very pleasant and orderly affair. There
we're Just about enough people present
70 make things pleasant. The party re-
turned TO the city on the 81. haTy's
about o'clock Saturday evening.
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far Sell
VALUABLE sToCK sALE.

HAVING DETERMINED TO REDUCE
my sock, VII se3I At Pub1e an6lto1-
% FaTurllay. the eth d1y Of 4nly lsSs,
oSmuoenefuz IruTnrfEJ At Il otc4ocE. e m.
on my arm IN BefmOBt county, OLsos I01I
IutSe< east Of 81 CEafrEyf1e On the Sa1so1ll
r5s75. ssrerai IFofk IoEsAs asA brood HlzTe=
ifhororzh bred year old colt By INFok I'D
AUsTR LLIAS; several and years olo co1tS
bJ PROTISCIAL. CHIP. Rart ofthe acSSs 3Is
th0rDugh bred and rrUfttng stock rom hen
lucky. and were ssiectH1 with Ereal care;
Aboot 10 BnsI wooded I'VE LAMB ,t.lsa
WetEEr, l. me WOOL Bucks PAT o. IneLl
frC,7ts Vermont Several fresh Milch 'ov. o.
EHOEL HoRS, DURHAN sznd AfESHIt-E
stock. AbOut % Hozz- Al Of the above sioeS
are in good Oruer Hnd coDdHlon- shn VIII
Be s1iG Without resarTatAOEl-
TEAs-Au suns % SO and under e1sa[
over 50. GeRof sable note AT nouns Wiz
f5r csSh. 7. sweeney.
fEn2G-lE. a
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Dwelling House for Sale Cheap,

COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK
n house situated on the east side Of Main
street Immediately north OF the Suspension
Bridge and containing seven rooms, with
kitchen. cellar, &C. has water inside and gas
on both noos1. The property fronts on Main
street q fest-and has depth Of IL feet 70 an
alley. Possession given october lst, lo6I.
For terms aud particular, see THOS
O'RRIEN Real Estate Agent. junl2
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THE spirited and patriotic article in
the JuIy number Of Harper, on Indie
pendsncs Hail and Indedendenee Day"
Iz by John Savage, who is 70 lecture to-
night at washIDgtOn Hall.
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wHrrEwAsHED-Ths Second Ward
Market House has been recently white
washed inside and out-an improve
lneur tina, was very much needed.
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Mount de Chantal.
Lecture.

REXExBEE Prof Dow's writing elsss-
e. organize in the Ward School build
inzs this afternoon and evening.
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Mr.. MURDOCH AT wAsHISGTos
Enthusiastically evening witnessed
second large assemblsge 70 enjoy the
reading Of Mr.. Murdoch, all the best Of
our citizens being present. The pro-
Zramme iEas If possible more attractive
than tbatOf Friday evening, and was
rendered in n style of which only
Murdoch Is capable.
We hope the Library Association
will secure Mr. Murdoch for "A second
courss at no distant day
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ofIcs
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

The MANY Thousands enred at this estsb-
ltshment within the last twenty yearS, and
the numerous important surgical Operation
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by The
reporters OF The sun and many other paper,
NOTICES otlWnlch- have appeared again All
again before The public, Besides his standing
as a. gentleman Of character and nsEpectA.
biity b sufficient guarantee 10 the afn4otsd.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURL,
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Trustees Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d from samuel P. Wheeler to me, dated
Aug. Sth. 1851, and Of record in the Recorders
ONCE OF ONO County, West Virginia in
Deed Book No. 20, folio sd, 1 shall on Tues
day, the 10Th DAY OF July, 1857. At 10 o'clock,
a. m, at the oflcs Of a. B. Caldwell. on the
west side OF Fourth street, In the city OF
Wheeling, proceed 10 sell al public anct1onfo
the hig htsst bidder, tie Library OF the said
Samuel p. Wheeler, consisting OF Law and
miscellaneous Books. r4Z 20 LIS
TERns oF-SALE-AII sums under so cash.
and a credit OF four months for all sd S
above that amount ..
wHKELISs. June Is. 1877. sod
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PERSONS desiring instruction on the
Piano, Organ, Violin, Thoroueh Bsss.
and in French and German, BY the
insst competent teacher in the CITY.
should cali at the Music Store OF VIM
ii. Sheib, lS9 Main street, and obtain
full information with the address of
Prof Herman Kryter. je6 I'm
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THE supply OF Grover & Bakers
sewing machines now in store ut I0S
main street, iscompIete. Messrs. Ok
toby d Dufiieid have also n full line of
everything in the clock and jewelry
line, and their assortment OF superior
spectacles and eye glasses Is calculated
70 please all. See advertisement, and
call ut 103, Main street, nearly opposite
Merchants National Bank.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

oITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- Smiles east OF the city. is now ready for
lnterTnants, sale, and Improvement Of lots.
ItoOntains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid out
in the most modern and Improved style
can be easily reached AT all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths Of the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road. It Is perfectly secure, and intended to
be beautiaed by every variety oftrees shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, ETC., TO make It equal TO the best
rural cemeteries In the county. Ff
Ample provision Is also mHde for its en-
largenent, order and care In perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchaaing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Supertnten-
dent, who has plat or secure them by call
ing at the ONCE Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling. al.13
Persons wishing to make inteTmeniS VIII
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
tickets Of admission to LothoIders and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.-A. j.. Sweeney,
President; 3. @. Bonham, SecretarY5 J. 8.
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, jos.
Bell Jno A. Armstrong, Geo. AdanS, r. y.
jordan, e. A. Hildreth' ausl-lyG
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Administrators Sale of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.

hOlo ana hlLCAeA Z G4A9NSAS
as FRIDAY. THE 9TH INST, At
1 lthe Ia.e Eesfdeuce of Mrs E1izabeth
Uuuizyey. decd, VIII sell AZ aGctlon 81 " t1le
aOr1sehold and Kitchen Furniture oelonB-
ing 70 the eSIate, consisting in part OF Iaoles,
S!as, Bureaus, Chairs, Ee1sseads, CarpetA
Pictures. Mirrors. &C. SC
TERss or SALE.-Au sums under SO cash,
over that amount credit Of three months
with q proved security.
Sale to commence a. 10 O'Clock. g. m
ISRAEL UPDEGRAfF.
fun2l-td Administrator
The above sale Is postponed until the ISIh
fun%-th. Administrator.
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For Sale.

II HAVE TEN BUILDING LOTS AID.
/ Joining the Suspenstou Bridge, on the
islznd, fronting on Virginia street and Penn.
RyIvanla and Ohio streets and d Zane street,
that wish 70 sell They can be bought Al
private sale and II not sold by the 18th OF
July Will De offered at anett0n on that day.
There Il on one Of the lots q large three story
tenement houss, containing % rooms. divided
into three ReparAls houses. with garbe ms at
tached. To any person wishing an invest
msnt or a home. 1t * the most desifhbls
property in the city. ..-y --F
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wM. SUMNER & Co. received dis
patch on Saturday to the effect that the
Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machine was
awarded the highest premium-the
only Gold Medal-for sewing machines,
at the Paris Exposition. office and
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white Pine Conpound
The. White Pine Compound,

nOr " 04JC L A10 SO4ARQuhOe
COMPOUND FGsori Einafed A member ofmy
family was atfiicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with disagreesble cough.
a preparation having for its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be so compounded
and lungs. To test the value of 1t in the case
alluded to, compounded small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gave Il in teaspoonfuI doses The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the Irritation OF the throat WIS remov-
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some 10
a lady in Londonderry, n. H. who had been
occasioned BY a sudden cold, and had raised
mucns streaked with bl cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. she took about
ten ounces of II, and got well. j. b. Clarke,
ESQ editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial Of the same preparation IN the
case of severe cold and was cured tmmedl-
ately. He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
suits, and 50 confident In success attending Its
sales, II placed before the public, that he
send 1t abroad TO benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, I drst advertised it under
the name of While Pine Compound In Two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth. where II took the lead OF an the
cough remedies in the market, and II still
maintains that position There Is good rea-
SON for this; II Is very soothing and healing
pleasant Wifhai 10 the Taste and is exceed
ingly cheap.
White Pine Com pound stands unrivaled. 1t
was not originated for that purpose; but a
pers1n in using IL for a cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF q
kidney difncuity Of ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured n----s.s---ss---s
The above was written by DT. Poland. in
white Pine Comp has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as q preparation
for the CureOf Kidney dim cnlttes IN every city
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
New England States.
THIS remedy is as safe and pleasant TO tPke
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