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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

At Saginaw, Wis, last week, q woman be-
came insane while witnessing o play which
reminded her of some misfortunes of her
own. effe 51r sa
A ranchman living in the vicinity of Fort
Kearney. who brought the news into Lara
mic of the massacre, travelled 240 miles in
three days and nights, without sleep, food
or change Of horse. The poor beast he rode
fell dead as soon as the courier dismoupted
from his back.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

It is said that a number of swimmers pro-
pose to swim from Dover to Calais en- route
for the Paris Exhibition, on given day,
this year. Each swimmer is to be allowed
q pine plank to rest on, which he is to push
before him. Better make it coffin each,
at once
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

A PoETs Toast" Monsieur Karr," said
the chairman of a convivil party. at which
Alphonsc Karr, the delicate Partisan author,
assisted, "you have not proposed the health
of any one" The poet rose and proposed,
The health of the sick"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

Both Houses of the Legislature of this
State have agreed to adjourn next Monday,
to meet again the third Monday in August,
1867, Providence and Congress permitting.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

This is the devil that stewed the devil that
stewed the man that roasted the Unionlst IN
the "helln that Crawford built.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27
Poor Crawford built a hell
In which to burn his foes,
He needs no hell himself,
tbs hell where'er he goes.

Our thanks to Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
and Hon. W. D. Kelley for copies of their
recent speeches.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

GREAT WILL CAsE.-Thc last will and
testament of ]. c. Johnston, involving a sum
of upwards of million dollars, is being
tried at Edenton, N. G. The contestants
put in the plea that Mr. Johnston was insane
when the will was made. Judge A. S. Mer
rimon, of Ashville, presides, and the follow
ing counsel are employed:
For THE WILL.-B. f. Moore, Raleigh :;
R. Ii. Heath, Memphis w. N. H. Smith,
HEREFORD; John Pool. Berthe; P H. Win
ston, Berthe; Ed. Conigland, Halifax II.
A. Gilmer, Edenton Thos. Gillian, Eden
ton.
AGAINST THE WILL-Gov. Graham, Gov.
Bragg, Gov. Vance, W. Eaton. Warren Col.
J. w. Hinton, Norfolk; w. F. Martin,
Elizabeth City; VIM. A. Moore, Edenton.
We understand that one hun bred witnesses
have been examined in this case. The case
will occupy at least two weeks.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

The Washington Chronicle, New York
Tribune, and National Intelligencer seem to
favor Mr.. Sherman's substitute. The Epen-
ing Leader, a new paper in Washington, OPP
poses it.
If the voice of poor "rebel" could be
heard, we would say we agree with the Lea
der. The military feature of the bill is pref
ty much what it should be, hut if the Blaine
amendment attached is all that is to be done
in the way of reconstruction, then, it seems
to us, Congress might as well leave "the
people of the insurrectionary States" to
grope their way back to the Union as may
seem best to themselves.
We observe that that sterling body of men,
the Southern Republican Association in
Washington, have taken ground against the
Sherman substitute.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

This is the "helI'' th 1t Crawford built.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-27

This is the man that kindled the fires that
roasted the Unionist in the hell" that Craw-
ford built.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

WHAT IS Mn PEABODY Worm p.
Anc xchpnge says His question has
been frequently asked, and is natural
one. 1t is stated that, in 1856, Mr..
Peabody made will, which demons'ra-
ted that hc.was then worth about fEy
ms2!t1n p'"n Is ST rltngI We presume
from the liberal banner IN which he
scattcrs his charities, that he has not
grown any poorer since. Ii ho had not
transacted any business since that time
tho simpleintcrcsL on such an enormous
SUM would hav" largely increased his
wealth but the fact is, lie has ever since
been one of The largest, moss active and
cautious bankers III the world. Hence
his present wealth must exceed ore h.s.
drea million pcunds stcrliny ! This IS
q snug little sum fora rainy day. Il, "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

DEATH OF Mrs. GENERAL SIcKIEs.
--Gcncral Slcklcs was called TO New
York on Tuesday night by tho in,clli.
gcncc Of the serious illncs55 Of Mrs, Sick.
les, and Yesterday morning news was
received Of her death. Mrs. Sicllcs was
the daughter of Profcssor Bagioli, Of
New York, and is remembered as one
of,he, most brilliant and fashionable
women evor seen in Washington. She
was elegantly educated and gifted with
the most fascinating cianncrs. She was
married to General foitkics very young
and her first appearance, Attic height of
her youthful beauty, during Picrcc's
administration. will be long rccollectcd.
Since the 70 rolc t,Sg dy with which les
.namo was uuhappily connected, she has
steadily excluded herself from all tho
circles in which she was ut one time n
welcome and leading participant. Tho
cause Of hor death, was believed to
be the, heart disease. - Washington
Chronicle. a. 4 sa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

vile were q couple that any ono could
see were on o honeymoon cruise, tie
briae oil blushes, beauty and ibashful-
ness, and the gallant bridegroom all
devotion and cndearment. at one Of
the way stations the cars stopped, and
the careful bridegroom thus addressed
his timd bride;
"My love, I am about to step out
lew moments for refreshments. Do
not be alarmed during my absence.
Gentleman Jack took tho cue, and
patting his wife on the shoulder, sung
ou: ms IL he was hailms the main.top
gallant yard IN gale Of wind.
, Il say, wiley, I'm going ashore to
wet my whistle don't tumble overheard
while I'm gone"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

TIE NEXT CoNuREss.-Spcculation
is already rife as TO the presiding officers
OF the next Congress. for as Senator
Fosters term Of Office will expire on the
lth Of March, q now President of the
Senate win have to be chosen. This
lattel, however, Is small matlor as
compared with the Spsakcrship sof the
House. Speaker Collax is anxious for
reelection, and his personal popularity
Is sucl! that his prospects aro very good,
But r,cNtly it has been ascerta,ned
that there is an undcreurrent against
him. A number Of tho leading Radicals
are quietly working IN opposition to him
fearing lest he may not give them tho
assistance which they will need to 50
cure the success ofall their projects.
Thad Stevens is understood to favor
the selection ofa new Speaker, as he
feels sorely at being eaifets TO order q
few days since for his remarks about Mr..
Bingham, of Ohio, and tho call being
sustained by Speaker Col&x. lle has
not named q candidate for tlss Speaker.
ship, but it is believed that he would
prefer tho election Of some bitter Radf
cal, otherwise too mild tooffer tho slight.
ost opposition to any proposition intro.
duced or indorsed by him. Yet tits not
likely that tho opposition to the re.elec-
ton of Colfax will amount to much.
The present Speaker is intensely Radi.
cal, and has never refrained to express
the most cxtrome views when such ex.
preston might prove advantageous, to
him as a partisan. How'll lend all the
aid in his power to the impeachment of
MIR. johnson so soon as he thinks that
the majority Of his party favor it,
World. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20
Things Wise and Otherwise.

The followers of Stevens arc called
Thadicals. ,a>t~.- \. -s.,..nt,-s. u,
Cincinnati slaughtered 3s',ilG logs
last season.
The Marquis Of Westminster las an
income Of 81 ooO,O <% na'
lord Mans thc newly onpo,l,l
Governor General Of Canada IS nn Irixh
.nccr and whilst IN ,rlinmonL w.s
called tho "Cu Irish povn,
s.I,,u. a., -, Ir.,
,,,on.,' -, ;, CON ss,u.r. ~; u, 49,
say?'' "Notling lie kicked nc into
the road. 'Th&t's all he said"
Archbishop Whotley. dcscribirr.
commonplacc nrcr,hcrs snid "In
ehcir sermons thcy'ai,:i at nothinr and
hit,n
\ colorcl ,,av b,,s,;n, Mo o,h,r
day, oS hr. ry,r,reSs mad. bv her son IN
arithmetic rxnI,iuclv said "h. was IL,
tho mor,Iieati,,, ,nbl,n
,1t ~
'oni i"re IS III Washington ENJOY
,y-sour yearS"--rxc.nt I,c "l.nvr" ,hn,
jie wns ncrsuod.J n n,.ccn, crn,, t,ano.
raj Jncl; ;s,n st. Manassas u,n IN lscn
,.,, .a.,' ,G,.n,.s~,I, =, ~
:, Aou want nothing, 40 Your sid
Fat. "Bndad, an it it's nothing you
the wIiskcv wns - 80
., g. ~.
,.oa. enaiS .o'''',s'" : 'n.U ~. "'o',
tho f ~, e'. nan @ w.. - ,":"'o', an.
stonJ,rd thnro x'i,i,hn nI ~, ~ n"'Sa", 49,
e.""""l"' 'n'io vi! W y sf'nI ucal
there is at present.
WoI,,o,, o. ---:: -...
,C,i;f,nn; ,noU " , I"'I'a.'' ia" 'a"' S'ys "
y tara 49," P"P1,,' wy n's l.S' '''""o
% r,t,on '""sn o,E W" '',,"es, son}"ga.inT,
nina oon,gasat7rs at 'mu, n;no ! sn,o, DnnSo'
tive, minus =" -
An nuctionccr oxc,omcd -"Ivhv
really Indies AID c,n,lo,nan o,n ofv yr
inc ihcsr ,hinns ow,v" Aro w "nnn2r
said an old laI1 surcs,nt ,"(Vo,I IN
thaul; Won for lin. s;lvsr ,;tcher yo,.
have in your hand."p ~
An el;,or who 600. s,o,l - ro.,,on,1
to n tons, 10 wnnon Icn,,nod ~, ill.,.
ground thaL woman il ,l,ln ~ snovI E,r
herself anv nm who nm,lrrtlls". ~ ~,
| 10 i for hcr h viii o,, "y horsnll ;n,o t,,n ~
Ll.
b i. ,,.e
~ oome ecc'n!nc genus broke lnio tho
one nio,n las, wael: nnhn.knI ths ",c.
and drposi,c,l ,wenly fvo,hJl.r, i, tL,
cash drawer, leaving everything clse
unlislurbud.
rno -
me proprietor Ola forge, not remark
ap'e f,F correctness OF langi1agr, hut
VINO, oy bones, industry, had realized q
comfortable inoependcnce, being called
upon at " soc'at meeting ior' atoast,
give success 70 iorsc'y.'. 'N'@.'
Iitherc had been ,an Atlantic cablo
| tefewrapb iuriro the Ls, wor ,y;,h Mno
| land tic, boltlh Of N.yyE u, lon,,o yo,,i,s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

EcoSoMY. Whom Srainard cats a
peach or pear hy the roadside, whc,c.
ever nci is he Digs hole in the GROUND
with l'fs foot, and covers Tho seed. Con.
scqncn'ly, all over Spain, by the road.
sides and elsewhere, frnitin great abm
dance tempts tho taste, anu is ever free.
let this pra 'tice be initiated in this
country, and the very wanlcrcr will bo
blessed, and b'css the hand that minis
tered to his conf 'rL aud joy. NVc arc
b.u.d to leave the world MS good, or
bcit,r, than VIC found il, and he is u
self sh curl who b,sks under the shal.
ow and calls the fruits Of trees which
other hands have piantcd, if lie will not
also plant trees which, shall yield fruit
to the coming generations.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

The Washington Union states that
on Thursday, tho f.neral Of young
man named Collnsworth took place in
that city. After. tie ceremonies the
horses refused TO draw the hcarsc. The
horses were az good rs any in the city
belonging to The undertaken ioh. YAe
corpse was then removed from the
hrarse aud other horses procured but
wstli the same result The corpse was
again removed. and the horses, without
one word from the driver, started of.
The corpse was then conveyed to the
burial ground by six pail bearers. This
Is certainly one Of the most remarkable
cases that we have ever heard Of, and
to solve il We are quite unable. +.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

Tue concluding section Of tic Army
Appropriation Bill, recently reported hy
the Military Committe to The House, Is
both novel and Important. It. provides
that the headquarters of tl.c army shall
be ut Washington; that all orders re.
latng to military operations, even WHOM
made BY the president aud Secretary
OF War, Shall be- issued through the
General Of the Army; !ha. the General
shall not be removed, suspended or re-
lirvrd from command, or assigned to
duty elsewhere than ut headquarters,
without the approval Of lhc Senate
chat all orders is<ued contrary TO The
requirements Of this section shall be nun
and void, and any officer issuing sncl,
orders shall be deemed gully Of misdc.
mcanor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

One HUNDRED FER CENT.-A cor
respondent writing to the Boston Post
states that q WOODEN mandatory at
Winooski Falls, W., has for several
years past declared yearly dividends
of one hundred per cent, but tho fact
has novor been published, owing to
the owners, who are few in number,
not allowing it to get into tho news
papers. Other manufacturing estab-
lishments have been making diyi-
deDds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

i . q
Thcffth twcnty-inch gun ever cast
III this country was hoistcd out of tho
pit, where it was cast somc three
weeks ago, at the Fort Pitt foundry
yesterday. Some idea of the amount
OF labor required to; finish these mon
stcrg guns may .be formed from the,
fact that it takes several men three
months to finish ono of them. The
ball used is solid and weighs over half
ton, requiring one hundred pounds
OF ofpower at a charge. A navy gun of
THIS calibrec was tried few days ago,
at the proving ground near Walrs Sta
tion. The immcuse ball penetrated
into tho bank about forty feet,, and
produced quite a jar.-~,Ptasbury Re.
publican. ~ fAF, Ir
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

Two WAYS or DoiNa A TmrSe.--In
the train from Harrisburg was a gentle
man Jack Tar in go ashore outfit,
jolly, genteeljand happy, with ,deei.
dedlv pretty specimen of eighteen yean,
old crinoline, to whom he had been a
week spliced, and was conveying Phila.
delphiaward. Opposite Jack and his
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20
Selected Poetry.
A FAREWELL.
BY ALFRED TENNYSON.

Flow down, coldriyulet, TO tho sea, r 8
Thy tribute wave deliver:
No more by thee my steps shall be, =.
Forever and forever.
Flow, scfIly flow, by lawn md lea, ,
A rivulct then river:
Nowhere by thee my steps shalt be,
Forever and forever.
But here will sigh thino alder tree,
And here thine aspen shivor;
And here by thee will hum the bee
Forever aud forever.
a thousand suns will stream on theo,
A thousand moons will Yuivcr;
But not by thee my steps shall be,
Forever aud forever.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

CONDITION OF JEFFERs,,N DAVIS
\ gentleman who has Just returned from
Fortress Monroe, says, from personal
knowledge, that tho health Of Jcflorson
Davlsis much better than it has: been
for six months past, and that he is
allwed free Intercourse with visitors, but
avoids all conversation with reference TO
all political Affairs and to his own condi.
ton as prisoner. lfe has full range OF
the grounds Of Tie Fortress, and lives as
comfortable assany of the United States
officers - Richmond .Eran,t5tcy. .e
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

REsIaNArIoN AooEpTED The Wash.
ington correspondence Of tho New York
1iidsae says Tint the Government has
received and accepted the resignation of
Mr.. Phillips, United States District-
Attorney at Charleston, S. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

"a =. +. . IA.
New AccErrANcG OF. MonAt. Cn.
AcTER.--Durine'a briof term of court
held by Judge iLalf, at tN[artinburg,
va.,scycral applications wcrc made.
for naturalization papers. Among
tho applicants, WAS a native of .Ealcr.
Land" Zile took with him friend to,
Iaoye his residence in tho country.g
VI this witness tho Judge asked:
30 you know tho appliamt Mr..
"Yc csh, 7 wofl knows him."
US his moral oharactergood =" !
"oh, yesh, yesh, Shudgc, ilc's ala
riglM-rhe votosinit ,us sI''S ~.
The Judge could scarce ,rcpress ~ ~
smile at the answer off, this quostiose.A
andwe2think 1t too good to keep. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

"Charlic, my DEAR said loving
mother TO q hopeful son, just bnddcd
INTO breechos, Charlie, my dear, come
here and got some candy" ! guess T
won't mipd 1t now, mother" replied
Charlie, As'1'xe got in some stobae4
CO." u
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

There fs man out West whose memory
Is so short that il only reachesto his knees,
consequently, no never paJs for his boots.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20


WHO OwSs IRA "REBEI." Own.
ER WANrED.-A correspondent at Sher.
byville, Kentucky, writes us concern, NJ
work Of art he saw on exhibition at
Wheatand, Clinton County, Iowa, last
October, which was displayed as belong.
ing to person who served ms a FEEDER
al officer during the late war, but which
had evidently been stolen from some
Southern home.
1t was not painting os engraving,
but on exquisite piece Of needle work,
representing Washington the "Fa.hcr
OF his country" standing beside his horse
the reins 10 'sely thrown over one arm.
Our correspondent describes it as most
lile-like and perfect piece Of work, the
product of skill(ul and patient fingers,
and SO faithfully and beautifully exccu-
ted that o child at all acquainted with
tho popular representations of Washing,
ton, could not fail to recognize it. The
writer judges, and not without reason,
that twas somebody's household treas
ure, perhaps one day dearly priced in a
Southern home, before the Northern
thief captured or confiscatcd it. If any
citizen OF the South has been robbed of
such apicture, land we hope our South.
ern.exchanges will mako mention of these
facts we hope they will lose no time
in applying to either to NJ. l., Rogers
or Edwin Carter, both gentlemen, and
residents of Whcatland, Iowa, for fur.
ter information as to the present " here
abonts of the stolen picture.---La Crosse
(Wis.) Democrat ~@" =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

Ice on the Potomac at Alexandrla was
ono foot thiek last week.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

A.O. Haskell Esq, has been . an.
pointed by HIS Excellency,.t Governor
On. District Judge for Abbeyille, rice
Judge Jones resigned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

The United States Senate has passed.
n bill to amend the law of 1887 cstab~
fishing the Judicial Courts of tho United
States. It authorizes any 5ndgc or JUS
'ice Of the United States Courts to issue,
writs Of hodeas corpus and regulate tho
course of proceeding under them. 4 ,.s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

CoLoRED SoFrRAuEiIN TENNEssEE. 49,
NASHVILLE, Feb. 81 tho House
to-day there was a debate on tho negro,
suffrage bill, and Il tost vote was taken,
which resulted, ycus 56, nays %. ti'hre.
lrlcnds Ol the nlcnSllrc ,nre much elatcN. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20
MASSACHUSETTS, The New York
Herald, Of Saturday, has the, following

Herald, Of Saturday, has! The following
paragraph s,.a, t..t.rgl,.,,yJ y
!, is understood That Tie Committee
Of tho Massachusetts Legislature has
declared against tho constitutional
amendment. This is quite elaracteris-
tic. That State and, South Carolnp
always goes arm iu,arm together against
everything constitutional and IN oppos!-,
ton 10: order, However, tho amend
ment will be passed without 5NTaSsachu.
sets, and win become part Of The. su,
.preme law Of the land. lSho viii Then
have, the Satisfaction, at least, of know.
ing that she is consistent in being on Tho
wrong side whenever tho uDion and
prosperity of the country is ,concprn-
cd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-17

TIN Rr,r yxsrrIArxp AND Mosr Lrxr aicvs einf-
ne OoacHss KIN THE " OHAOE ~ accompa
~ ali night trains on this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-17

A YOUNG son of retired merchant down
the river, whose parents reside in one Of those
princely pansiops on the Hudson, opposite
the Palisades, took it into his head the other
day to make kite. Rummaging about
the house in search Of paper to make it, bis
eyes accidentally fell upon anrmber Of seven
thirties, which had been carelessly left in an
unlocked desk. Twas but the work Of a few
moments to lay them out on the kite sticks,
and short time thereafter seven-thiriies
took q sudden rise, going over the Palisades.
Luckily they came down safely, and have
been converted. We do not rsmamber the
time when Government securities were so
high oaghkeepsis Eagle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-17

sTo Measure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
many objects OF interest rassng through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chennng eusqoehenns, Des-
ware and Ramspo rivers an syer changing panorama VI
~ N ,nys,s heantits commands attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-17
The White Pine Compound.

ut early In th. rpring Of "a that this compound
was originated. member Of my family was amieted
with irritation Of the throat, attended with disa
grcsabe cough had for months pre- yfcus Thought
white pine might bs compounded ~ 10 be very useful
In Diseases OF the throat and lungs To test the vaus
Of In tho alluded TO, compounded small guam
ty of the medicine that had been planning and gsve
gratifying Within days the irritation Of the throat
removed, the cough snbsidsd and speedy cure was
effected. soon after this sent some TO lady In Lon
donderry, NJ who had been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough. occastousd BY sudden cold, and had
raised streaked with blood. She coon found 70.
lief and sent for ehs took about ten ounoss Of
it, and got we'll j B. Clark, ESQ., editor Of the MAI
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the same epaFa
tion In the of cold and was cured mDedt
ateiy He highly pleased With the resuix, and
fore the public that he finally persuaded me 70
uame and send 10 abroad 70 benefit the suffering. In
1885, hss advertised IL under tbs nAme OF
White Pine Compound, In two year, rom that time
there had been wholessled In Manchester aseee ons
hundred dollars worth where took the led Of all the
cough remedies 10 the MARKET audit ssli naistaiss that
position There ia good for this IL 10 very sooth'
lug and heaipg in ITS nature warming to the stom.
aeh and pleasant withs TO tho tssts. snd sxc>sdngy
cheap.
Compound stand, unriyalsd, IL not originated for
that purpose but perton In usns Il for cough vas
only ourd OF tho cough, but was also cured OF
kidney difficulty OF ten standing eDce tbat &c
ciJepts discovery many Thousands have used for the
| same plant, aud have been completely cQIe1
The above written by DIR. Poland, In 1850. sfnt
then as In Mapchestsr. the white Pine Compound mas
taken the lad n all Cough remedies ~ well ~ Prepa
for the Of Kidney fiBruties IN every Guy
town. village and hamlet Throughout the New England
| States. - j.
This remedy is a. safe and pleasant to take ss b o.
| ectual.