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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07
GREAT OPENING
OF
FAlL Ind WINTER CLOTHING
GEO. LITTLE & CO.'S,
No. 2l3 King Str g e t. .

~ - {. - L - N IL = ~ L = Z .
WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK
w OF FALL AND WINTER CLIO THING, to which
invite those in want to call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere Our facilities such Il at
Goods at such prices that will compare favorable
than any other house in the line.
Our stock of Clothing were manufactured under our
own supervision. and state that they made up In
q workmanlke manner. and of fashionable styles Our
stock consists OF all grades-Fine, Medium and Low
Priced.
BOYS CLOTHING.
In addition to the above we have on hand very large
stock Of YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILDREN'S CLOTH
ING, of all qualities. Parents will find it to their advan-
tage to call and make selection Our sizes range from
years to Is years of age.
WHITE AND COLORED LINEN SHIRTS Of all quail
ties, and warranted 10 fit.
FURNISHING GOODS.
We offer large stock, consisting of Merino and Lambs
Wool Undershrts and Drawers Shakers Flannel Shirts
and Drawers Canton Flannel Drawers Travelling Shirts
all colors English Half Hose, Suspenders Bows Neck
Ties, SILK and Worsted Scarfs Silk and c. Handker
Chiefs hcmmed and ready use Gloves, French Dog
skin, Buckskin Buckskn Gauntets; French Kids, SILK,
Cloth and Cassmere Collars, of Linen and Paper, of
latest style.
We offer for Freedmens use at the low price of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SUIT sack and Pants.
We respectfully solicit call trt In the citizens OF
Charleston and those visiting the city, to complete
stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS and
will take pleasure in showing goods TO those who
may favor us with call, and will guarantee that
will sell at such prices that will suit the times for cash
or city acceptance. GEO. LITTLE l. CO.,
No. 213 King street,
October 90 tuths2mos Victoria Range.
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LOCAL NJ ATT f L S
THE NORTHERN MAIL failed yesterday IRON all
points North of Richmond

SHIPPERS per steamship Champion, for New
York, are requested to send in their bills Of flcdn9
for signature, accompanied with tax permits at
the Office of Courtenay & Trenholm, agents, Ad-
gers building, up stairs, corner East Bay and
Adger's Wharf, by 70 O'clock NJ, this day.
ARIEL.-By request, the REV. Mr.. L. I. Winkler
will deliver sermon on this reSed subject to-mor-
row evening, in the Citadel Square Church. The
Ariel controversy has excited some interest IN this
community and there are few persons who are
more capable OF rcfuting the scriptural arguments
advanced by Ariel than Mr.. Winkler.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-lNtaS HouSe.-H. NJ. Robin
son, City II. de F. Young, New Hampshire; R.
B. Shepherd, Albany, Ga; H. Cummings, Oregon
NJ. Dublin, New York; Major T. B. Ferguson and
wife, S. c.: ]. ]. Setchworth, Fla.
Clarlesttn Ho.e,.-P ]. Coutner, Berkeley Maj
w. Hortley, q. S. A.; NJ. P. Ellis, N. y; Mrs. G.
NJ. Lewis, n. Y; A. B. Bennett, Georgetown; Jno.
Weslheld, Greenville.
Pacilion Hote.-C. E. Hendrickson, Boston
Jos. N Goodwin, n. E. R. R.; Maj. LaMotte, St.
Louis NJ. A. Morgan, Georgetown; a. G. Bennett,
Georges Station, s. c.; Thos. B. PoAl and lady,
Branchville, s. G.
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New ORDERS FROM GENERAL CANBy.-General
Orders, No. 1S1, Headquarters Second Military
District gives l. The intent and meaning Of aa
Act passed By the General Assembly Of North Car
olina, entitled "An Act granting general amnesty
and pardon TO all officers and soldiers Of the State
OF North Carolina, or Of the late ConfederatoSaes
armies, or os the United states, for offences CON-
mitted inst the criminal laws of the State OF
North Carolina" q That contracts between any
persons whatever, whereof enc or moro OF them
shall be person Of color, snail be governed by
the same rules as contracts where all the parties
thereto are whites.
General Orders, No. lis, give the arrangement
Of the troops in North and South Carolina; end
states that Commanding Officers Of Posts arc
designated. also, as aub-Assstant Commissioners
of the Freedmen's Bureau within their Districts.
Post Commanders are instructed 20 act, as Ear as
possible, through the civil authorities, and give
them moral support and physical aid whenever
necessary
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AMusEMENTs.-The Black Crook, after an unex-
ampled run, was withdrawn, and last night the
Charleston community were treated to tho repre-
sentaton Of the Greek Slave and the comic burlet-
ia of Beauty and the Beast. The fine weather
tempted many abroad, and the known characteris-
tics of the plays caused larg, audience to assem-
= BILE at the Theatre. The Greek Slave rendered
admirably, while the comic act that followed con-
vulsed ali with laughter. The company will only
play one night longer. Messrs. Templeton Co.
have more than fulfilled their promise of furnish
ing Charleston with good exhibition, and We are
glad that they design returning, at an eafly day.
with new attractions. There will be few days o.
intermission of public amusemonts, when The
Japanese Jugglers, who are now performing at
Savannah, will arrive and viii exhibit their Won
ders at the Theatre next week.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07

TTAs RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF FOR ITS
II wonderful restorative and curative qualities. IN
der its s,imulatve influence. and BY Its penetTative
henocaI reaction and disperses the impermeabe OBJ.
structious which prevent access to other remedies
while gradually reducing the accompanying construction
which nIepde the malady it reproduces the essential
warmth and elastic vigor of the respiratory vessels,
winch by this remedial combination, promotes the heal
ing process by which relief and cure is effected.
Hemorrhagcs are arrested and cured with every other
concurrent disorder. ,,
AS neither narcotic emetic properties Of any kind
are employed In this Pulmonc Compound anu the most
nsidrous attention given to The quality and medical
yuo of each component article which constitute It, 1t Is
confidently end conscieatously recommended for Its
safety and reliability without restriction IN generous,
wholesome diet or apprehension OF renewed cold non
its ofecIs
CECILIA RODKlGUES northwest corner OF MEETING
AND SOCIETY STREETS, and at the Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOIILE SL26.
November y 1y-
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INPERNEABLE BARRELs,-The Wilmington St.r
saws Of these excellent casks, which have been
used With advantage by many of our INGREDIENTS
"Messrs. j. R. Blossom & Evans recently filed TO
order at their distlllery and shipped 20 New York
hfty casks Of spirits OF turpenune II the Impel-
,neabe Pine Casks manufactured b. the Whining
ton Manufacturing Company. We have be5n
shown q telegram received from the cons 'gnee,
stating that the lot haQ arrived in such perfect
wharf without wantaelng, transaction winch Will
be recognized as very unusual by those acc lstom-
ed TO shipping this extremely volatile huid, the
leakage beng ordinarily so great, tina! 1t must DO
a very choice lot showing no sign whatever Of
leak or sweat that will find purchaser Wiling to
bny without first taking tho outs.
Eve know that shipments have FOR some time
mast been made IN these casks. the result beng
i,niversalv satisfactory, but this is the first IL
stance, the incontestible proof OF which ha come
nder our eye and we gladly avail ourseITes OF the
opportcnity to place Oh record this evidence OF tie
sppperioritv of the Impermeable Pine Barrels. To
the wilmington Manufacturing Company IS Que
c-edit of beng the hrst TO discover an apply tic
Sonfah htv of ou~ native pine 70 this purpose, and
1ve have no doubt that their barrels VIII soon oe uni
versoly used III preference to all others, Tor tae
osase three qualifications that will ensure success:
TTnav are of home manufacture, they are cheaper,
anS thew are better than any other casks here! o
go in nee and withai, they are b! far The hand
o0ast pockaces ever made. irsters and ner-
Saets are we'll aware OF the immense yea,iy loss
tron1 LEAKAGE and viii, Therefore, understand enu
annreciate the incelc liable value OF g Paci3se
which will convey every drop OF tHe nun PicrG e., -
', to anv market no matter how distant or IN W1at
S;roate Astbese casks are shown to possess this
oanacity. II follows, from she nature OF the case,
stpt t6ev will in time drive out all lIlerlofcohi-
aa;tors and reyoluionze the barrel trade N this
section"
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IdE PAROCE1AL SCHOOL Or III CIAC-'Sh Of AthI
HOLY CoMMuS1oN.-In accordance with notice
published in the daily papers, this school was Or
ganized yesterday, preparatory to the opening On
Monday, the 9Th. The school building is imne-
diately north Of the Church OF the Holy Comlnu-
MON, and has been heretofore used as the Sunday
School Of the Church. Rev. Mr.. Porter, the Pas
tor of the Church and the protector OF the school,
has lust returned from visit to the North, where
he went TO procure pecuniary assistance for
the school, His efforts in this respect were very
successful, as the subject appeared to excite some
interest and the donations to the cause were very
liberal. At Baltimore and New York this was par
ticulary noticeable, and the contributions for the
cause of education were given with an unshnting
hand. While at the North, Rev. Mr.. Porter pro-
cured the necessary furniture for the school, and
the building is fitted Up IL the most approved
style.
Mr.. John Gadsden, who was elected principal,
has been busily engaged in organizing the sohoo,
arranging the different classes, AID assigning the
scholars according to their merits. 1t Is expected
that the school will accommodate fully four hun
dred pupils OF different ases and sexes. The course
of study will be somewhat similar to that OF the
High School, with the exception OF religious
instruction, which will form promiaent charac'
teristic of the institution. The scholars are ex-
pected to pay tho email sum of fifty cents per
month, which can be easily furnished, and will
materially aid in the support Of the school
Although this school has been chiefly organized
by the church, it is not intended Il be exclusive,
and pupils from dferent parts Of the city I'D dis
trict will be received. AS YET, tho la ger number
of pupils received have been i'll the primary de-
partment, bu, when tho classes are thoroughly
organized and the corps Of teachers selected, the
studies will be arranged. and pupils OF all G-ados
will be accepted. Tho formal opening will take
place on Monday, and all rho design placing chii-
dren at this school should apply before tina. day.
Tho o..
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AUCTION SALES.
KTLROY a. co.

Will sell THIS DAY. at 1c O'Clock, at their Sales
rooms No. 1873 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hote
DRY GOODS, RIBBONS. BOOTS. LONGtL0TH
DEshs, TABLES and FXLNGS OF STURE.
December
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HEALTHY SUMNER RESIDENCE, on lot of s
acres with necessary outbuidrgs, adjoining the above
tract.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-08

and sound policy, and we call upon our
Governments, Federal and State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
@. Resolued, That the Radical majority in
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves to be in favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing 1t upon the people of the District
of Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing it upon the people of all the
Territories. and by their various devices to
coerce the people OF the South TO adopt 1t {;
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage. be-
lieving It would be productive of evil to
both whites and blacks, and tend to pro-
duce disastrous conflict of races.
Z. ResolUed, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender TO the
President and to the majority Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the United states
our hearty thanks
! 8. Resolved. That we are In favor Of q
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States. to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized TO
concur with other proper committees in
| fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville. KY, as the place.
8. ReSOlUed, That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support and that an early and thorough
Organization of the party is indispensable
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FHE DAILY EMPIRE.
ALL SORTS of ITEMS.


Charles O. Williams, of Norwich, Conn,
the brutal father who recently nearly muir
dered his daughter by starvation, receives
In prison presents from her of oranges and
other dainties, and she has written him a
very affectionate letter since escaping from
his severity. Since his arrest he has con-
fessed the whole affair
General Gabriel r. Paul, whose wound
received at Gettysburg resulted in total
blindness, Is living In St. Louis. The citi-
zens there have movement on foot to pre-
sent him with residence.
The room occupied by Payne, the assas-
sin, at the Merchants Hotel, Montreal is
preserved in exactly the same condition
that it was In when Payne occupied Ii, and
is shown to the curious by the landlord.
Mr.. Joseph Parkins proprietor of the lie
Claire, Iowa stone quarries has obtained a
contract for supplying rock for the build
ing Of the piers Of the new railroad bridge
across the river at Burlington, during the
coming year. This snug little windfall
amounts to the sum of $250,000.
Surgeon Ebon Swift, United States army,
is suing the Hannibal and st. Joseph rail-
road for loss of his baggage. He claims
$s,95s 80 damages, one-half of the amount
being estimated 10 be the value of an un-
published work of his on Nv eterinary Sur
gerry" the manuscript of which was in his
trunk.
1t is said that hogs lard is the best thing
to give to hens to make them lay. Mix Il
with their food--a small piece as big as 9
walnut will set hen to laying immedi-
ately after she has been broken up from hel
setting-and thus hens lay through the
whole winter.
While in Vermont there is much lesi
snow than usual, In Maine, on the con
trary, as in Connecticut, they have sur
plus. 1t is said TO be, on level, five feet
deep in the Maine woods; deeper than it il
in Connecticut.
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RsaI Gstats.
LIMIT G ApPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 800 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, OHIO.

IA SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES: GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty -S4500
a One residence, ~ acres, well improved,
within one mile Of Dayton $500.
A frame house and four acres, on GreCncastle
Hill-S2000. Cheap.
larm o. i2g acres, on Bear Greek, good land,
for 500 per acre
A farm two miles from Dayton on the CoyinR.
ton pike y acres of land; good brick house large
new barn and other out. buildings, in good order
Good brick house and sixteen acres of land on
Greencastle Hill, viii be sold cheap ii sold soon.
Small farm Of twenty mine acres, six miles from
Dayton, on Liberty pixies well improved; will be
sold cheap and on easy terms.
Good farm near Centerville, in Washington
township OF lOSA acres, known the Low ms
farm, all in the best Of order " III be Id cheap.
Good farm, all in good or ier in Warren county
on Lebanon road from MiddletOwn, of one hun
dred and fourteen and One-half acres, a bargain.
Good farm of So acres, In Preble county. on Lew
lsburg and West Baltimore road new house and
barn, good young orchard all In the best order;
part b.ttom land on Miler's fork bargain
Good frame house and lot on Fourth ST., above
high water mark sold at n bargain IL sold soon.
farm Of 100 acres, mile north OF browns sta
tion on western X. r. on Twin Creek, well inn
pTOved-ei0OOO. t....
A farm Of 80 acres, good improvements at
Browns station, on Western X. R.-$3,20O
A farm Of 20 acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from Dayton-S90O0.
number of houses and lots in different parts Of
the city. All will be sold cheap.
teb2-d LBNTZ n APPLEGATE. II. E. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-08
FEVER AND AGUE AND CRILLS.
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Isi
DAVtS'PAIN KILLER.

directions FOR I1S USE.-TAKE
Chree teaspoonsful of the Pain killer in about hal
pint of hot water well sweeteneu with molasses ah
the attack is coming on, bathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the mudiS Sine at the SAINT
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes II tie
first dose not stop the chill should II produte Q
venting land it probably viii if the stomach is
very FOUL take little Pain Killer in cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spasm. Perst- =
yerance in the above treatment has cure many
severe and obstinate cases VI thus disease.
SOLD BY ALL. MEDICINES DEALERS.
Q1.dn
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8eal Gstatr Aaruts.
STEPHENS HuRER q co.

REAL RS TA1E 4 u - n 4 s
279 d ESQ Third ST
DAYTON, OHIO.
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w ILL ATTEND TO THE SELLING
aud buying OF real estate loan money on uund and
mortgage make collections, etc. etc. All business
entrusted TO them will be faithfully attended to.
oc25-tf
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LENTZ & APPLEcATE.

r l. h. y Al r. A q r. n II s
once 323 Third street. North side
,.. DAYTON OHIO, ....,. ... ......
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oysters.

s. HECHT Sc CO.'S
PREMIUM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-08

monday harch :, 1851 al o'o10ck y, NJ,
The following described real estate tO-wit' Sit.
uate In the County OF Montgomery and state OF
OHIO all that lot tact or parcel Of land lying and
being tO-Wit beginning at the \. =. corner Of
Henry kollenbach's lot and running nom thence
north lt5 feet along W ater street Thence extend.
ing back to the Miami River, adjoining the town Of
Miamisburg in the county and state Aforesaid;
the same being the tract OF laud conveyed by Jacob
keTcheT and Wife 10 DAVID Guc khaltz, and by him
deceased father OF THERESA and Lena Meyer, and
from thence 10 solomon Hilbert and lTum solomon
llibbert " Jacob Zimmerman and from Jacob
Zimmerman To John Elg; thu same being lot No.
fi45) on the revised plat OF said town
said real estate has been appraised at $s3 90 and
cannot sell for less than twO-t thirds OF the ap.
praised value thereof
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 4Iwu
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-08

IN obedience 10 the command Of an order of sale,
Il Issued by the superior Court within and for the
County OF Montgomery, and TO me directed, will
oner at public sale at the door OF tRe Court House,
in the city Of Dayton, Ohio, on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-08
MIAMISBURG VINEYARD PROPERTY
AT SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Shupert Bs John F. Hommel, ct. al. Superior
Court Montgomery County, Ohio, Case No.
1907.
DURsUANT TO an order Of sale, issued by the
Su erior Court, within and for the County Of
Montgomery and ate of Ohio. and TO me directed,
viii oher at public sale, at the door OF the Court
House, in the city Of Dayton, ohio, on
Monday March IA 1857, at O'Clock, p n
The following real estate to-wit: Situate in the
county of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, in the
west part Of section No. (e5) twenty five town one,
~ range six (6) NJ. beginning at a stone at the
Junction Of the two public roads, being the s. e.
corner OF said lott thence north2 2h deg e 81 poles
TO a stone; thence SsL deg 30b poles to stone;
thence south 2k deg " 26.s poles TO stone thence
$50 deg ls3 poles to a stonei thence 49, deg
1871 poles TO the place of beginning, containing
1ve acres and eighty three perChes, 70 A, SS P.)
81 acres Of sad premises are covered by a fine
thrifty vineyard, in bearing order, and there is
also a two story dwelling house, and tobacco shed
with other out buildings on the premises, and is
desirable little home said real estate has been
appraised at Sl700. and cannot sell or less than
two thirds the appraised value thereof
TERMS OF SA1E-CASH
=. o. G. IL. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
ADAM CLAY Attorney. 2lWtt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-13
WHITE PINE c0MP0UNDI

Is offered to the AFFLICTED throughout thscountry,
after having been proved by the test Of eleven years In
the New England States, where it, merits have beeoms
well known the from which, in part II derives
It's Yftuea.
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4 y - = - ------@@----42- A--- -
From and AFTER APRIL 29th, 1ss7, Trains M leave
ID connection with all western Itnes - GLOW
FROM DUNKIRK AND SALA0AnOA-
b. New York time from Union Derch
1850 A. n. Express natl, from Danfirk, sun
days 81 rspteoI. stops 81 Saiamanes lp-vo 2. |,
and connects 4 Hornsls,is .nd coFnls "a S .r
rivss,u New York - TOO = n
nsnea, 0esdass etceptceh etope g 1sa -
y : $3.50 /. a.ia fiss salsio. nd sinsssia 1afs
4.,sP .S y : New r York night Expsssa, nom
Dunkfrk, (sundays exeepted) Stops = seisma =. 3.
sss olss. - b r !sags ss, :. & 3 =
m connecting with AFTERNOON Irsans ma ess~1
en- for Boston ard New England Utiss.
rasou pUDrALo--By New Terri s1s hea D.
q r e %. ~ ss~ r: 81 ssy EsSrs.s san
81; ~ ;: -, T :, !
no mn I, Crest Rand with Delaware, Lack
av.nna { western Railroad, and 1t Jersey Ciy
With Midnight Express: Train o. ner
an A. N Express Nail, via Avon and lior-
nesisyilIs lsundsys exoepssdl. Arrives IN New
work Al I; 4 m. Connects at Eimra WIN acfth-
.rn Central Railway for Harrisburg Philadelphia,
baltimore, washington and points south.
a.so = g E1r,s s g, nnaIs sae
md arrives in New York 100 a. m. Connects at
Jersey City with Morning Express Tga Ia, 2. New
.nd Il New York with Morning Express Tram LOT
Ros,op and New England Cities.
40 n nj, new York Night Express,
pAILY. steps at Portage $50 p: IN. tsup.) inter
.eotln9 at Hornellssille with the 4:l5 p M iran,
from Dunkirk and arrive in New for8 a. iI'oo
=, al .. II. ufncinnatA ExPress, Sundays
rrceuted9 stops at susqu@hsnp. 7:22 = m. ebkitE
Turners ITO .. M, (Dine) and arrives IN rev
YORK At S:25 D N. Connects at Eimira wltn
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg Phils-
de,phia, Baltimore, Washington and points south,
at GREAT Bend with Delaware, LAckawanns .
Weeters Railroad for Scranton Trenton ana fnli-
sdeIphia and at New York with Afternoon trains
AND steamers for BOSTON and Nov England cities.
ONLY One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo It
s1o n m and reaching New York at 1890 p, n.
Ros-or AND INV ENGLAND PAssEsdEhs. with their
BAGGAGE are transferred free Of charge in New forK
To Measure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
prsseuts MANY objects interest, passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chemnng susquehanna, peia
ware and Rsmapo riyers, an ever changing panofa
of nature,s beauties commands attention.
ups,v r,.~ VI nrrt vrn ANN Mosr LuXCEouB kIkxP-
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The White Pine Compound Cures

Bore Threat Colds Coughs Diptharia Bronchitis, Spit
ting OF Blood aud Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t
Is a remarkable Remedy Tor Kidney Complaints Diabe-
ties, DtBcniy OF Voin9 Urine, biasdng from the Kid
md Hiallnr EraI.l ard atlal 6nfnili iiIts.