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Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
Policies Secured by pledge Of
Public Stocks.

In addition 20 all the advantages herein before set
fosth the Atlantic MuiusL presents feature looking
10 The perfect security Of It's policy holders.
By special enactment Of the Legislature OF NeW
York. aI its recent session, The Atlantic MUTUAL LIZ
Insurance. .,omoany are permitted and are prepared
issns Of policies ertfed by e SaPerntendent
tae Insuranee Department, UNDER His OFFlCIAL
SEAL q secured by piedge Of pabhc tOck. Ihus
eoabliag them 10 ufier virtually the same security
"a is now given FOR the redemption Of Ma
ti,uaE Bank Currency. Thus il would appear that
the AiIsnIic Mutual Lite Insurance Company may
and every community. Ii has been the endeavOr Of
,h ;ers 10 profit by past experience. and to give TO
policy holders every possible advantage and The best
Fss RATS agencies. and other particulars Apply to
Chas. s.. MahOp, WI. D..
- SMYRNA, DEL.
cse.sral agent for Delaware and Eastern Maryland
.nd Lancaster, Chester ahd Dela~are |ouh''es u
Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
ETOHN II. DAVIS,

Men and Boys Clothing cut and made in the most
Frshionable manner. and Perfect rits SsaFan'eeo'
Oetaber Iesh, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

Heaven rarely grants to the same man the
gift, of thinking well, speaking well, and acting
well at all times
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

What is the difference between a barber and
mother? One has razors to shave, and the
other has shavers to raise. -
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
In graveyard in Lagrange, Tenn, is said
to be a tombstone with this inscription:

Here lies old twenty per cent;
he ne he got the less he SPENT
The more he got the more he craved;
II he gets to heaven wei all be saved.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
PROMPT Payment of Losses.

All ,o-.es are bv the terms of the policy made pay.
able immsdiateIg upon satisfactory proof OF ors and
net as is usually e case at the expiration Of s'Ty or
minefE daHs.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
Non-forfeitures of Policies.

Common life and endowment policies are nonlor-
feabie 10 the amount of premium PAID aIer tn:ee
ANIMAL premiums have been paid.
Tie Ten-prenlium life and endowment Polcies
are non-boreiIabIe after two annual premiums nave
hsen paid 10 the amount Of many enIhs OF The Va
us Of !, ,cy as the number of annual premiums PAID
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE.
All poliefes is.ned by this Company, are, by their
terms iReostestibe al the expiration OF seven years
srain.i any error ia the statement ofappcaIon linus
guarding against the possibility OF loss oy ilgao"
after death, as frequently the case
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
Peculiar Advantages.
ALBANY, n. Y.
ROBERT u. PRUYN, President,
JAMES HEN ORICK. Vice Presiden

Except the TERN " table. the rates are all ,Dii
profits and are calculated at as low a figure pas
experience has demonstrated Ia be ample, based upO
the highest rate Of mortality any lowest rate OF Inie
eel. Hs6e arises
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

AN ACT to establish and to protect national
cemeteries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
o Rowand name being 70 ,e lnst

co, po~,sra,s name being sufficient guarantee that
the Indians viii be Of pure breed ~ - 10 sSsc
in contact with civilization that europe may see as tDof
ough specimen 81 nm the csTy There win also be few
g0 20 Indians taken nom the Chppeways In order
No 'nes arc 10 De Of the finest and re the Indians
arc generally too poor to wear htr ne W9h tne han
W he lod under contributions fer once the modern red
p,go viii be ell tlnf lis fancy would PANT hlh ~ rs
Iroiobe also that Bishop Wlippe Of Minnesota, whose
fo1atiou of ndi0n culiostics spcipa among ln lines
4, the world VIII place ~ Ht oVt LoHiu o. po5ii
Prior TO the departure OF the indians Tor iar there wl
,a nriyafe cxhiiipn in ECwEurk that i!e Exposition
Agency ard the Metropolitan tr inS ssi ~ NM
tied once in Ire Cities Of Liverpool Mahchese ana Lon
don when tie attention OF scieh no Iien VIII NC ttc
10 the heroes Of Cocpcrs novels, when loh
svch favor I'm English eyes We htn take u fOr granted
fiof NessrE Rowland and Jauels e4OciiehJ tcIleilo
viii be realized and We rejoice IN ntepsqn Tor more
roasons than one. With the power to pul slde ROUND
the earth in minutes, with no such uIg as sast anu
Vesf science will ponder on tho american ADoIlglnts
It, acd thesis thereon, and Who knows but that the
ongiisputcd question OF thcr Oilsl hlu NIe.er my
NAV I've settled comfortably and foreverl Messrs Row
land and Jarrett may perhaps po la Inn uinohB uo
g. m TO gain will be the proving to the salts.
large class OF continental Europeans that theIe
nbobants of our forests and the present citizens OF the
United States We ourselves have been On e
subject OF Or ancestry have been re49esteu 10 taa a
American t. C. the Indian language ara nave been nsht
whether there we're not ge many ISss8i by Te
means pleasant TO suffer under such nhlulal9s hgh,
Science may grow so enthusiastic oyGIn9 tui as ~ ~
dash wildly into The by no means irrelevant problem on
climate yeiss complexion, and II NOT the
color 10 which European immsIs aIe uoGpou ILL., ~
sufficient time shah ave passed for the eetaolsinneht Oh
an American loccl , O., ,,,ot, Io,o,.,,o ,r.u NJ
tber country for this valuable contribution 70 inc farls
Fxposilion Independently of machinery, ana pelnap'
ecfs of positive Interest that America can put before l
Cultivated eyes OF Europe. TINS NJ Iea3l 10 a
Tor te frs and last time in tbe history OF ING Noiu @
FLOODED warriors Of DYING race VIII e'ahu w uo Pio'
enoe OF tho Tribunal OF CIVILIZATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On Tuesday afternoon n
young man named Patrick cOnlan residing at No 81 Mott
ST. and employed as clerk IN the store Of r. Van yalkep
burHh, No. 81 LeOnardst while returning from bank
where he had DeeD sent with large ao unit Of money
when In front OF the HewYork Hospital spped and fc
bfeasOcko was discharged by tho fall and the bail ns
sing downward, entered the right thigh and lodi ed
Knee. The wounded man was 1T taken into te hos
pt ia front Of which he Ind fallen, the aii ex
EaCted 1Le wGUHd. ehOdgh 60TOrf IL not danPe,o,,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
LONG ISLAND NEgY.

DEATHS or CENTENARrANs.-The last survivor Of
the hontauk tribe Of Indians named Mary waSus died
at shinneeock the 9Th inf aged 100 years On tho
same day. Mrs Nancy Taylor, aged 100 years. died at
Eestpgrt There Is now but centeDarian living on
the islsnda Mrs Arnett who is 40 years OF age and
RESIDES IN toouyn and ht tho present writing In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFtCE-JAS. Is.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
AIEGED ILL-TREATMENT OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF the ACCUSED.

OF I'm: ACCUSED
United States agt Jsius Canlhina
This adjourned examination in this case.
The prisoners hearings have been duly reported In
columns. The defendant IN captain OF The packet ship
Energy and is charged by Edward Dwyer, OF his
men, with having on Christmas day, whA on the passage
TO this port knocked him down with belayngpn, with
out any proyocaon, and injured him to Jcopardize
the sight Of one OF his eyes.
Mr. robert d. Boncdc conducted the case for defend
dant and introduced evidence 81 prove that defendant
not tire deck when the alleged assault
ing to show the probability, that from the nature OF the
confusion and Its locality Dryers face, IL
tremey improbable that IL could have been caused by
blow from Delaying pin In tho hands OF person stand
ngas claimed by tho prosecution in the place where II is
testified defendant stood 10 also shown that tho
steering apparatus was out OF order the weather very
bad and the captain very busy giving orders on the poop
deck In relation to tho steering apparatus at the
time Of tho alleged assault on the main deck
and also that the second mate close - aha In
tho whoelhouse testified 10 by Witnesses Tor the
QnDonl was also shown that Dryer might and proba-
s S. Sn sicns S a sssn.e S sS St T S%Vs
could not testify that was tao captain who struck HIM
mat some OF the seamen wero severely injured through
being thrown down by this tossing OF the Vessel and that
IL was so dark that faces could not be distinguished The
evidence being directly contradictory the Commissioner
said he must decide the the probabilities OF the
testimony between the complainant aud the defend
ant and thinking the witnesses for defendant were better
entitled TO credit from the fact of their evidence talyna
with the probabilities surrounding tho case, he ordered
Joseph Bell. assistant U. s. DlstrctAttoney for tho
Governments Robert ID. Benedict for defendant
Before Commissioner WHITE
WHISKY QUESTION
Yesterday Special Treasury Agent j. l.. Linton,
oompaned by Revenue Inspector Frederick Coohen,
visited Nos. Al and ios Waterst, being United states
Bonded Warehouse, owned by Mr.. Ford, and three
stencil plates being the requisite brands for branding
whisky barrels, were found by them In private count
plates which h0 did. but when about 10 leave the prem
Ses tlrce pon endeayo,od To oroyout their doing So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

Mr.. Clifford Thomson, formerly of the staff Of
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE, and lately Brevet Major and
A. d. g. on Gen Pleasonton's staff, received from the
Secretary of War On appointment as Captain in tho
10Th Regiment u. g. Cavalry. The Major declined Tho a-
oonimnnt deeminG iouraalisia preferable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
rnIL OF MISSING MIN.

Miss CLARA BARTON sjust published roll No. o
Of Missing Men" We take thcrcfrom the names OF
those who were in the regular service. or attached to
New-York regiments Any one ccgnizant OF the
whereabouts of any whose names are mentioned, OF
possessed Of any facts Of interest TO friends, IS re-
quested to address Miss Clara Barton. Washington,
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUBT-JAN i6-Befor
Judgc 5uNIIEI,

FO1IFONED,
BENJAMIN b. Miller, fine looking man. formerly u
Major 10 the army and recently clerk In the Post Office,
was brought up for trial. lie wanted the trial postponed
until next term account of the absence of alleged
material witness In his behalf The Court after listening
argument In support Of this request declined 10 grant
it, but owing 20 the inability Of prisoners counsel Mr.
ChauDcey Schaffer appearing on his behalf until Friday
next. the trial was set down for that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

female ragpckcr in Charlestow'l, s',s a. 10, bo,sb
died. when $4,000 in gold was o"''Ne''" ~
tied no Ia au old oettieoae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
The officer, tho day previous found on the same prom

The Officers the day previous found on the same prom
misses eie bonded warehouse certificates signed blank
by the keepers OF the warehouse, with the Keys ana
brands hanging by the door for their own
Mr. COchcn In fOrcng his way out cOmpeod 70 Draw
slung-sho when one of the three men had hn snd
Mr. Linton arrested. The police officer took them Detoo
Sergeant OF Police Of the Cd District who directed the
officer 10 bring them before the United states ComS
appearing before United States Commissioner
Kenneth G.. White they were sent by him before the
United States District Attorney, who JUSTIFIED the sel9fe
of the plates by the Officers a. }. JenhOeer
esq, happening TO be I'm the District Attorneys 0fce
called upon by Mr. COchen T. act as his counsel Inc
police officer then discharged Dir. Linton, but took In
spectOr COchcn before Justice Hogan for carrying the
siung-shOt Judge Hogan discharged him on the ground
that no violation Of the law Intended by him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-05
BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 4th of March.

LONDON. March 4NooS.-consols,
unchanged; Illinois Central, 7s5{; sos,
1914; opened at Ts95; ~ asked for the
issue OF 1865.
LIVERPOOL. March ACTION, de-
clined u. Breadstuffs, quiet. CaIifor-
mia wheat, firm. Corn, declined 10 Sos.
Provisions, quiet. Lard, IS. Cd. Refined
Petroleum, Is. Cd.
LONDON, March 4.-Noon. - Dis
patches from Dublin announce the cap
ture of Col. o'Connor. He was over
hauled by the authorities at Arzbone,
nearly 200 miles from the scene of the
instruction.
PARIS, March 4.-strikes for higher
wages among the operatives of France
are very frequent. The cause is trace
able to the high price OF food.
FLoREScE, March 4.-Garibaldi hav-
ing sent his sons to Creta, promises now
to go himself and take up arms.
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10 preferred ssK,s

. NSof5rthl invest, S4l+9S5; do preferred 6S1z9
S5t; Fort Way ne S5eS1{.
cent for call loans, and 6a7 per cent for prime
1scounts- Loans were made to-day from
nat TO per cent for Carrying
GoTERSNENT SrOCKS-Dnu and heavy.
Iegistered, 81, uO9ll015: coupons, 81. IlOa
~ 80 coupons, 90, il03S@lI05E; coupons,
81, lG!55 9los; coupons, '65 i6sISSSi los. con-
Pons, o. January and July los. ~ :.
lg-4lss Registered, SIt SSSS1; 1910 cou uoTss a. =
80; August 7-SOs l055s9i66; June 7-Sis I05 "a
DRY GOODS.
The dry goods market opened with n fair
degree OF activity for cotton fabrics; printed
arm. We are on the eve of large trade. T6e
passage OF the tariff bill Will have q tendency
% advance the prices Of woolens and all Inn
ported materials.
Cincinnati.
MARCH 4.--FLouR UNCHANGED and steady;
10 q SEnhs % 1910 .; trade brands Sl 800
10 - -, and f&ney brands Sl4Sl6-
and No. sold At s. - and Jss SiI az 3 X
Al Close winter was dun; s. S7a2 81 for No Il
S6atIa bIgffs Sl usLha9hd At close and prices q
vator and &c in sacks CatS"SStS5SI,tt -
OF i.UO1 61 al &c for no. in elevator RYe@
81 24Sl . for No. . BarieyNSi sSs;l "a ~ Tor
prime 10 choice fall. " io4
CorroS-Duli; prices nominAily g7lzaoS,
for middling uplands- -
WHISKH-In moderate demand at 81 u in
bond. A
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-Held firmly up.
are held At $40 5O92O IS, but few are willing 10
sell: 30 bbls country packed sold at So y
Bulk Meats-Held &c higher, which checked
the demand in forenoon; 5000 pounds
chiefly country, sold at TIC for shoulders, 9IxC
for sides and loo for hams. Bacon-GoOd de.
mand for clear sides at lie but they were held
al l21 at close and shoulders sol at 95s a9L C
MO sides lOs4cs clear rib 1919, the demand
chteuy Tor shoulders and clear sides; sugar
cured hams in good demand at I59l51kc can
VasSed and packed, Lard-l<c higher; Sales
OF country at l21<c and c1ty.a I35zc and al
these rates.
GROCERIES Conee-Steady at 2s92Sc fol-
Rlo. Sngar-FirIn at l29lSc for Cuba and
l4Sl5c for Porto Rico and Sew orleans. Mo-
lasSsS-SSG90c-
SEEDs-Cloyer Seed-Ss75. Timothy-Dull.
Flax-S2 SD92 b.
BUTTER-23925c for light colored roll and
blfSSc for choice yellow.
EGGs-l6c and in fair demand.
l=ISSEED OIL-Duli at 81 l59l IS.
IALLoW-In demand at lie for prime; city
crackings In good demand st 81 7S92 70 per
hundred pounds
ExCHASGE-E1rm.
No change in the money market.
Chicago.
MARCH 4.-FLoUR-Steady and quiet.
GRAIS-WheaL-Firm at 81 20G2 = for No.
j, and 81 s9iTSl 90 for So.2 CONFIRM AT
4s5<9Isc. Oats-Nery firm at 81 gE9l - per
Genital.
PRovIsIoSs-Sfess Pork-Ftrn at $40 o
Lard-Firm and quiet at I2c.
Buffalo.
MARCH 4.-General market quiet
CArTLE-Acttve; sales since Saturday noon
2-ilO head. Beef 1897 SlL.
Oh HoGs-SaleS 5000 at 81 SO9T "a Dressed,
sHEEP-sales 800 at 5,zss
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weekly Review of the New York
Wholesale Market


The following is the weekly review OF the
wholesale market:
There has been much irTegularity and de-
preston on the market during the week, the
demand being chiefly confined to the domes-
tic trade The business done Vas only about
one-lOuTth OF the amount for the correspond
ing period last year. Nearly all staple arti-
cles have been sold at material loss to the
anxiety 70 realize Low grades again de-
clined. They were much Depressed at the
close, while family brapds are quiet but
steady. The stock IS mnch reduced, but stilI
large for the season. California Hour has
been quite active, and with large offerings,
has declined Southern flour declined from
lOzG l5c per barrel, and sold slowly. Wheat
opened steady, out, to effect sales, holders had
10 submit 10 decline, and IS only very moder-
ate at the concession The stock IS reduced
about 10000 bushels Barley is more active;
chiefly for export, aud the stock IS materially
reduced. Rye is more active and has i'm
proved slightly. Oats quite active. but at
variable prices closing duil, at an improve
ment. Corn has been pressed on the market
and under less favorable news from Europe
huctuated materially; prices have declined
and there Is a good inquiry at the concession.
Provisions improved, though not active;
Stock lSSs Than anticipated. Beef Is in good
supply. Bacon sold freely at full prices.
Lard fairly active, but lower. Dressed hogs
advanced, and with light arrivals, In good
demand whisky neglected, and unsettled
at the close Cotton has been inactive and
Irregular early in the week prices were IN
favorable, but at the close the market was
nTmer. hio coffee advanced &c; stock small
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xLth CONGRESS, LIST SESSION.
SENATE
w a AHE&aL

WAsHNGToS, March 4.
The Senate was called to order at
12.aO o'clock, by Mr.. Wade, President
pro tenn.
AMER prayer by the chaplain, the first
business declared in order was the
qualification of new Senators, and they
were sworn in.
Mr.. TrumbuiI presented the creden-
tials of the Senators of Nebraska.
John NJ. Thayer and T. w. Upton
were sworn in as Senators from Ne
braska.
ON motion of Mr.. TrumbuIl, the Sem
ate proceeded to classify the Senators
| from Nebraska.
Mr.. Thayer drew class No. ?. and goes
out in 1871; Mr.. Upton drew class No.
! L, and goes out in 1859.
| Itwas ordered that the hour of meet
/ ing of the Senate be u O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. Trumbull, COM
mfttee, consisting of MessrS. Trumbull
aud BuckaIeSg, was appointed to wait
had any communication to make to the
Twas directed that the Secretary of
\ the Senate inform the House that the
Senate was ready to proceed with busi-
On motion of Mr.. TrumbulI, the Sem
ate at one o'clock adjourned.
Z hODSEs
After the confusion had subsidized,
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk of the House,
| of the seth Congress, called the roll, Mr..
/ Wilson of Iowa, having moved TO pro-
coed to the election of Speaker.
Mr.. Brooks arose, and after speech,
/ in which he deemed the organization OF
the House, in the absence ofseventeen
States, as a revolutionary proceeding,
presented q written protest against il,
! on the part of the minority The pro-
I test was not received, and the House
proceeded to the election of 4 Speaker.
/ Mr.. ColfaK was reelected, and on
! taking the Chair, spoke as follows
Geaaemea-EIected for the third time
to this responsible and trying position,
1 appreciate more than ever before, the
! Importance of the trust, and realize
more than when first entering on its
efficient duty, the absolute necessity OF
YOUR confidence and support; nor do
overrate the gravity of our position as
/ Americans and legislators. The years
have never dropped their sands on y
moral issue as vast and grant as ours
/ to- day q nation decimated by conflict
of fratsrnal strife; q land desolated by
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yeW YorIZ SneeiaIa.

NEW YORK, March 4.-The Times
special says. it is understood that q
tariff bill next winter. will be appoint.
so at the hrst session of the next Con-
Inc Maryland Legislature will to .Ciay
e Z. United States Senator in place
81 Soy e no. Swami, resigned. The
Thomas and Hon. E. B, Jones
The President will sign the bant-,n,
bill when il reaches him,
The Tribune's special saws. aftar
much opposition, in executive session.
the nomination of General DIX, As
Minister to France, was confirmed by
over two-thirds of the Senators present
MI. Cowan's nomination was sc
fiercely assaulted that Mr.. BuckaleI
was forced to move il to the table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-05

New YORK, The HeraIds' Mexican
correspondent says Miramon recently
informed a gentleman that the South
ern confederates were yet hand in hand
with the Imperislists and that Gen.
Hindman was corresponding with them
in the hope that the two defunct estab-
lishments might so work together as 10
make both success
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RICHMOND, March 4.-The Governor
sent message to the Legislature to-
day, urging call for a Convention un-
der the Sherman military bill.
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cscrsSA41, March THE river has
fisen . inches since Saturday. There
Is now II feet inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy. About an inch and
half of snow fell this forenoon. Their
mometer S2o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-05

NEW YORK, March lit is stated
that Collector Shook is making an inn
portant investigation in relation to a
tity of whisky and wines from a bon
ded warehouse, at the foot of 18th ST.,
East River, by means OF bogus bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-05
The White Pine Compound,

at was early in the spring of 50 that this
compound was originated. a member of my
throat attended with disagreeable cough
had for some months previous thought that
a preparation having for its basis the inside
Dark oil white pine might be 30 compounded
As to be very useful IN diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value of IL IN the case
alluded to, com pounded a small quantity
Of the medicine that had been planning
and gave il in teaSpOOnful doseS. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the Irritation of the throat was remoV-
ed, the cough suhsided aud a speedy cure
was effected Soon after this, sent some TO
suffering Tor some weeks nom bad cough,
occasioned by "A sudden cold, aud had raised
mucus streaked with bl cd. She soon found
Tellei and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces OF IL, and got well. ]. b. Clarke.
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror
made trial OF the same preparation in the
case OF q severe cold and was cured immedi-
ately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
sultS, and so confident in success attending IT'S
saleS, II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give It name, and
send II abroad TO benefit the suffering In
November, 1870, tirst advertised II 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 1t took the lead OF All the
cough remedies in the market, and II sfiII
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this; II is very soothing and healing
IN It's nature IS warming 70 the stomach and
ingly cheap.
"As a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivalet. 1t
was not originated for that purpose: but a
person In using IL for a cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of a
Kidney difficulty often years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thOusAnds
have H-ts It for the same complaint, and
have been compile ely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland in
ISS1 since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as a preparation
for the cureof Kidney dim culties in every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States
This remedy is as Safe and PLEASANT tPke
as il is effectual.
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81. Paul, M1SS. March 2.-The SEN
ate bill providing Sinking Fund for
the payment ofthe old State Railroad
bonds, passed the House to-day.