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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.

DORR & RADE, 300 Il 2S1, Broad STREET,
VVAYING associated themstl Ives In the above bus .~.
mess respectfully invite public attention TO
their large assortment Of Pianos and other Musical
Instruments hand and offer such guarantees as !,
will satisfy the asdous purchaser They also keep on hand
the largest and choicest Of Music Summaries Academies
Institutions Of Learning &c viii find to their advantage to deal
Win IA "A are sell Music &C. Northern prices
Pianos Of our make warranted for tive years. and kept IN
tune twelve months and exchanged within six months they iA
10 give entire satisfaction the purchaser We also keep large
assortment Of Pianos Of the best Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid orders from the country and per
sons can ey rely upon the faithful OF their oder
Tuning promptly attended to-
Old Pianos taken In exchange Please address
81 nORR 4 RADE, Richmond
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RICHMOND x YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, January 2Sd 1880 Pas r. ,z ,r
~ senger Trains will depart - u e.
FROM kICHM0ND.
Daily Except Sundays) at .......... ..... 6L A. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays, at............... ~ p NJ
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except sundays) ..4 p NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays at So A. NJ
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK.
Mondays and THURSDAYS, al. CH A. NJ
LEAVES WHlfEHoUSE,
Tuesdays and Fridays at A. NJ connecting
Ubanna Stage leaves White Tuesdays and Fridays at
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays
Wakerton stage leaves White House THURSDAYS
NJ returning days.
Through freight arded daily Way freight
DAYS and Saturdays TIIUS. K. sIIARt
JA23 Superintendent.
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| TINH ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE r.. ua
Il MENT.-From Richmond, Virginia, 40 -
| 10 n e w OrIc ans, Nich sburg, Mrm pGfs, 81.
Louis, MOntgOm' ny, Tuscum biii Aug IIstn, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, 81.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have concluded arrangement receipt
for and forward goods above specified lowing low
| rates;
How speciar LIST % Sd
Prom Richmond to Charged class ClAsG Class. Glass
Knoxville Tenn, andIau
stations as n a Chat
tanooga .............. 100 rs 80 I2 los 50
Nashville, Tenn ........ 100 bs. 800 - 90
Tuscuulbia Ala ........ 100 ns. $40 60 81 OF
Memphis, Tenn ......... Ms 86O 50 l 20 IS
follows To Knoxville cts; Nagtvie Al 49, 20 Tus.
cumbia 81 p Atlanta, Ca, 81 - Macon Ga 81 SO;
Montgomery Ala 81 50 81 Lsuis via Msmphis 81
Wcksburg hatcher aud New Orleans, Al IL
IB 10 Dalton and all points East and ouih Of IT, these
will into effect But 10 Chaano "a and West Of t. IS
per 100 his additional will be charged completion
Of the Cleveland branch Of the East Tenne snd Georgia Rail-
road.
For classification Of articles further Attenuation hand
bills apply at the Office Of the Richmond and Danye Railroad
Company, Richmond. c. CAMPBELL, supt
Richmond. April 22d. ap29-dtf
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NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE. a.
~ MEN-We have Just received and opened aBoi.ef-ssS
Of Ladies and Gentlemens Gate, ad boots imported d.
rect by ourselves frcn Pass Aso-Matera for the uanufsc-
tre CT Ladies enemens Caters Boots and Shoes Of eve
ry description, and Of quality far superior made at the
North. ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Boots and Shoes
Ge5 No. 1877 Maint., Richmond, Va
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE No. 1Sl MAIN srRxTr, RICHMOND, Va.

OFFICE No. 18l MAIN srRxr7, RICHMOND, Va
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED in 1892 and having, during its existence Of twenty
- six met claims for loss to the extent Ct largely over
a. sS1SDS he T"py Ses reis Ter tho c s O s
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits are distributed amongst
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY long acquaintance Institution with the nsung
Public has become familiar with their interests and no pains
will be spared information withheld the part Of m ocsrs
that will tend to insure accuracy and give satisfaction
extensive country insurance already respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the State
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed to the
President or Secretary wi" receive prompt SsnSn prsn,
WILLIAM WILLIS, IN, Secretary mhl9-ly
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TTyIE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
the above descriptions reasonable terms as
similar institution in the state and respectfully ask share Of the
dce No 1861 second door Of Main and llh streets
the officers will cheeruy give any information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
WIN. Y. Tonpkns, Robert NJ Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett Geo n. Gwathmey,
JON" : '''''''' DAVID cURRIE, Pres't
ROBERT A. ToxPKrss, secy. se2S
MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TNIIIS INSTITUTION will receive Deposites, which
interest Of so per paid on all sums remain
Ing dpos longer than six months and five per cent when
remaining shorter period
OFFCE-At the Hardware sors Of j. sToS Co., II Main
street. and at the Banking House Of R. H. MlUEY Co.. Of
Main and Wall streets G. WORKMAN, President
D. BAKER, Jr, Secretary.
O. J. sINT0N, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
10. II. Maury Vim. Taylor,
Jno. H. Greaner Cornelius Crew,
VI. Talbot, VIM. Holt Richardson,
Hiram NJ. Smith, p. c. Larus,
$. Turpln Ro. J, Christian,
John C. Snton, W. B. Ross
Richards Franklin SteArns,
James Williams, Chas Talbot.
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SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THEaad An -

SOUFH-SGDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d
" gust the passenger Trains, will follows: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHRURG.
Mail Train starts daily at $50 A. NJ Lynchbug atl2S6
p NJ.
Passenger Train starts daily, except Sundays at AS
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. VI.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mail Train start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg ate NJ
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays at 1890 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. ".
These trains connect with daily trains to the Springs
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &c. TO New Orleans
~ This Is the shortest and expeditions parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. ~ and 2 Noon, and City Point at $50 NJ and ~
Extra trains to and from all the packets
cessary.
II. d. Bird
Gene nda
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CHAMPAGNE.

NTEhave Just received Fall Importation Of Champagne
w comprising grades from good TO yCy superior Person
who wish sound reliable wine for evening parties,
superior for dinner company would find Wines suitable for
occasion no6-3w BLAIR &CHAMBERLAYNE.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
TINE Subscriber has Just nom s North and d.
receipt Of his Fall Stock Of ioots Shoes "a
Trunks Nases Carpet Bags 6c &c which he Vudid ~
raust respectfully call the attention Of pfaisy e 49,
confident that his stock cargG, be SURPASSED both regards price
and quality liz particularly invites County, Merchants and 9th
buying sell again, give him call before purchasing
determined TO sell as low, for Cash. theamG quality Of good
be bought in any Of the Northern mark IS
lie Is also prepared make ching In his line IN th
hest manner his stock materials Is large and the very
best quality. OCT r. X. WHITE, % Main II.
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g UNDRIES.-
- % teTees prime Rice
300 bblJ prime New Orleans MolAssea
90 bbh New York" Syrup
900 Sides Sole Leather
300 pkgs. Green and Black Telx Co.as pstms>
300 bags Ginger, Pepper and spice
20 bales Cloves and GnnAmea
500 bn. Glass; 30 bbls. Tanners OIL
800 bIs. HULA Extra" and Resin Soap
200 dor hrooms; $50 d. Buckets
1900 rSanS Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper a.,
20 bales Candlewiek and TEine for sale 10 the t1"
low thss-H1 TINsLEY, TARDY WILLIAM
pLoWs.--LyIngston Plow NoL l. ~, saDd right Ai'a
Il cast Points
Lvingston's PoSs, Nos and left hand cast Points
Livingstone Improved Plous, Nos 2qH, and len tAn'
wrought Points -,
Minor Hos'oaS PiOvs, Nos IS, 1sH 1917, 2iK 20 ansS
cast polhts =,
Wiley CoEckHAS Flows, Nos 8, AN, 81, II, % NOD "
cast Points :.
Rehs Iron Bsaa Piows, Nos r. NJ NJ and Washington, CO"
Points
Hislde and suosoll Flows
Davis McCornicks Pfows
Castings for the above Flows always hand. "a
SON w.
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS,
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, Ae. n.
0NsUMERs Of richardson's Linens, and those desirou,
~ tanning the Gerne Goods. should that the ar
purchase sealed with the full Of the firm,
SONS OwDEN, n, guarantee Of the soundnes and daA
Of the goods ..ldss
This caution Is reEdered essentially as large
Of inferior and defIye Linens prepared season ahf
and sealed with the Of RICHARDSON by Irish 20
regardless Of the injury thus inflicted alike on the
the manufacturers Of the genuine Goods VIII
abandon business profitable, while purchasers can DC
with Goods OF q worthless character. "a a
se6-dly Agents, RS Church street, NC. -
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IRON. IRON.

INFECT IMP0RTATION.2jO tons ENGLISH Refined Iron In
~ and receiving per ship Erie dyec from Liverpool
brang full assortment q Bagaa Shainf and Rounds from
to ~ inches Square, from ~ Inches Flats, from Xto
GXl and u. inches Oya from y 10 nch Half 0yals from
to inch; Half Rounds, from to inch; Horse Shoe, from to
XH Inches Norway Railroads. Hoops Bard and Sheet Iron
Also ~ tons swees Iron assorted sizes 5ons English American
and German Steel fol sale by
de2-2mdtc EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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HARDWARE.
1859. FALL TRADE. 1876
JOHNSTON IL BRANSFORD,

IRDD II "A JIII7 i It<iIITI- IOIOs
JOHNSTON 81 BRANSFORD,
NO f28 MAIN STREET,
Importers and Dealers In
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WE are now In receipt Of our Fall Stock Of 60
w Hardware, CUTLERY, Guns, &c, &W
Ip,norted and purchased direct from the manufac-
turers and would particularly call the attention Of
mechanics housekepes aud the public
10 call and large and complete assortment Of;
Rodgers sons woSenhom Sons, fine Pocket and Ia
Scissor. and Rasors Butchers superior Edge Tools
Ples and Rasps smmoLs Collins and Va. warranted Axes
Anes and RoWlands Spades and shoyes
| d. and L. II. Hay and Manure FORKS .
Shovel and Tong Brass Japaned Green Pierced and Wire Yen
ders
| Copper and JapAned Coal Holds
Brass BronIed Japaned aad Cast Fire Carriers
4c., &c -
Cains-Na Cut and Wrought Horse and Mule Shoes, &c,
&c together with every thing comprising complete stock ofiard
ware Cutlery Guns, Ac
We respectfuIy solicit an examination OF our stock.
seI9 JOHNSTON BRANeY0RD
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CHTCKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid lnsru- su,.
N ments have been received. - 6E<3siSf3
In addition the beautiful BoiI de NoiN the Cir fFT1
cuar Action and the Grand have now the Bou u
doir beautiful instrument OF an upright form.
The Chickering'S received IS first prize medals all over
competitors and from first rank Institutions and fairs OF
America and Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory In the world
Chickering's have emanaed the best and most permA
nen brought the Piano TO Its present
feen by great capital they have invested In manuac-
turing they sell fully fifty per cheaper than
any other factory None Of their instruments leave the wareroom
without having fully Inspected by the best artists
As this factory than agency In city, In
Richmond instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended to.
Warerooms north side OF Broad street. 9th and at Hsbs
ton Brothers, No. l69 Main street.
rnafQ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

Compare the dirtiuoss Of
the water in which you have washed when it
is cold without soap, cold with SOAP, hot with
soap. You will find the first has hardly re-
moved any soap at ALL the second little more.
and the third great deal more. But hold
your hand over cup of hot water for a m-
mute or two, and then, by merely rubbing
with your finger, you will bring of flakes Of
dirt or dirty skin. After yapor bath, you
may peal your whole self clean in this way.
What mean is, that by simply washing or
sponging with water you do not really clean
your skin
Take a rough towel, dip one corner in
very hot water--if little spirit be added il
will be more cfectual-and then rub as
though you were rubbing the towel into your
skin with your fingers, The black flakes
which will come off will convince You that
you were not clean before. however much soap
you may have used These flakes arc what
require moving. And you can really keep
yourself cleaner with a tumblcrful of hot
water than whole apparatus of bath, and
soap and sponge. without rubbing. 1t j, quite
nonsense 20 say that anybody need be dirty
Patients have been kept as clean by these
means on long voyage, and where a basinfnl
of water could not be afforded, and where
'"ey couIu not be moved out Of their hcrths,
as if all appuftenances Of home had been at
hand.
Washing, however, with a large quantity
of water has quite other effects than those of
more cleanliness The shin absorbs the water,
and becomes softer and more perspuahlc To
wash with soap and soft water is. therefore,
desirable from other points Of view than that
of CLEANLINESS - Nof,e o0 Nirsiy0 Ltt Efor.,-c
NigLhnqnle
HOW TO LAY UP A RAIL FENCE ~
w o"N MAINLINE MANNI"-9ct stakes Tor
''i7'' ""''' N'u nave ono STAKE maze smooth
WIN an o'W OF though wood reaching out two
','t your I"'lN are ten icei long Inc end
we "'" 'n'"S "n'ie tn' rams are TO cross.
lay 'Ae smallest ana straishtest at the bot-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

MARBLErzED SLArE.-Few Of our readers
are aware that the Castlcton slate is manufac-
turod into beautiful marble mantels. table
tops, lamn bottoms, and variety of other
articles. Such, however, is the fact Messrs
A. w. IL p. w. Hyde, of Hydeyille. in this
county, manufacture and sell some $4,000
worth of marbloized state annually. OF this
amount about $4,000 is received for the one
little article of lamp bottoms.
GB- At the close Of a republican meeting
recently held at West Buxton, Me, twelve
men, hitherto democrats, walked up to the
speakers stand and said they were satisfied
the republicans occupied the right ground
and should vote the republican ticket in fu-
ture.
John S. Davis who is running as an inde-
pendent candidate for Congress in the ID
District of Indiana, in a speech at Paoli in
answer TO question propounded to him,
said he should vote for Lincoln for President
Mr. Davis is one of the ablest men in Indiana.
but has never been identified with the Re-
publican party.
VIM. Gardner, Esq, for twenty years
resident of Lapeer, Michigan, and up to last
Saturday night, President of the Douglas
Club in Lapeer, has resigned his position and
declared his intention to vote for Lincoln and
Hamlin.
THE RIsING SUN OF REPunmcAx1sM -
The sun of Republication, which is to illu-
mine the whole land in November, appeared
above the horizon yesterday. Vermont held
her annual State election, and has triumphant
ly led the Free State column
The Republican candidate for Governor has
been elected by 10000 majority. probably
an increase of 5000 over last year There
has also been Republican gain in the Legis-
lature. The campaign opens auspiciously
Let Maine push forward the column Boston
journal, 5h.
Lizard IN THE STOMACH The Troy
Times relates the case of Mr. Hamilton of
Vergennes, VT, who was thought by his ply
siclans and friends TO be near his end, from
consumption. A brother of his from Troy
visited him last weak, and not being conyinc-
ed that 1t was a case Of consumption. sup
gested that the difficulty was in the stomach,
and proposed resort TO the stomach pump,
TO see if any foreign substance was there A
large green lizard, alive and sprightly, was
drawn into the pump and extracted, which
had caused the illness of the patient. Not
the least remarkable feature in the case. is
the Tact that the patient originally weighed
2l7 pounds, but at the time the lizard was
elected, he was reduced to a little over 100
pounds.
~ The little girl in Rochester, New York.
whose singular fascination by and affection
for a snake we mentioned some time since
died last Friday the day the snake was killed.
She was under the care Of physician who
practices the electro system. He declared
the snake had taken all the electricity from
her She pinned gradually from the time her
parents removed Der from the vicinity infcst-
ed by the reptile.
Holton & Judeyne Of South Hard
wck, have pair of oxen that weigh 4526
pounds true weight and A. W. Powers
has half blood Durham bull that when il
was fifteen months old weighed ll2G pounds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

~ As Mr. Rel was going from the Sem
ate Chamber to his hotel after delivering his
celebrated speech on the ro-opening Of the
African Slavo-trade, he was overtaken by a
prominent politician from one Of the North
ern States, who sauted him wth
IL say, Bell, that was good speech Of
yours; but you are always too solemn, and
your friends have told you so often
"Well, replied the Senator, chow can a
bell help sounding solemn, when it is tollod
so often Z"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
TO TOWN MQrOR AGENrs.-Tbe nm

'TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS. The un-
aerssned Commissioner for the sale Of Liquors in
ed Agents In all the New England States Keen ON
hand large assortment of imported and domestic n.
qunts, which are all aualyzed by state Assa,cr ac
coIding 10 law. aud certified by him 10 BE- pure md suit
able for medicinal, mechanical and chem cal purposcs
and sold IN large or sinal quantities at uniform price
Agents may De assured " ohtang liquors fof guaran-
fe@ rrHV and at low cash prices as they can he
elsewhere EDWARD +. PORTER,
,oo. Commissioner,
lVSo ~ Custom House St, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

nR. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LINZ
- MINl.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL HFNIFuy

= I = n
y,,r gf.......... 49,,
Nr.L and Min. $50. t ,' ~
U.,tG pl.. d. i. 9, '' e'"
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~, ,u f,.l. B. o.. |i'o N,t,
,.,,- "a 't ''.Y 'hN .'r'iH remedy 'ud
N Dr. St,,t,t s..,t ~ f. ,i.l.'t 't'N we I,'l'
setter aud t.4. t..e ,l m g5, wy ..l'.' ..'Ns
,..,,, .t ,t J." prs l''t'' i'i more than
t,,i $780, p. ~ y
parat.al bcrr. ito ..ii ~ ,'5,rt Ivy pre-
It" B., ,,t ,'5', il'Ai'
,,.,tig B,.a,..,,. r ,, t, i3 @,e ian'.' 'A 'H'"
.fr,,, h H.. I Z , .'t guy ~ .N9Is"n's "i cases
F0r Neartaia b. ,..f. ,t..,J i,,,,,..i, 49,. -
ca.e however i'''' p" every
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

WHAT Mr.. GoGGGN THINKS or LINCOLN.
AT the South the Bell and Everett leaders
do not generally think it worth while to de-
preciate Mr. Lincoln quite so much as their
friends do here. For instance. he Hon w.
l.. Goggiu on Thursday evening addressed the
Bell and Everett party in Petersburg Va. -
After saying tina; there could be no danger
OF dissolution of the Union, no matter who
was elected" he expressed his opinion of
Mr. Lincoln in the following language
During tie whole couse of my connection
with him in the House of Representatives,
must say that have ever know him to be a
gentleman. lie is not what the Breckenridge
party insinuatc him to be. wish TO do os-
tice on all sides. Cheers. II you want to
know who Mr.. Lincoln is go and ask s. A.
Douglas, with whom he stumped every coun-
~ in the State Of Illinois. Cheers. Yes.
20 and ask Mr.. Douglas whether Abe Lin
coin is a rail-splitter or not. Loud laugh
ter. Ask him whether he is Il democratic
maulcr or not Continued laughter. and
cries Of GOOD e. Good r. 1t was my
good fortune while l was member Of the
House Of Representatives to be on a commit
tee with him. ] was chairman, and will say
that no man on that committee worked more
than he did He is a man OF u
high order Of talent, and when he spoke no
man was listened to by those who were in that
House as visitors with more apparent, salts
faction. His private as well as public char
acter was free from stain or blemish
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
Dtlerrro artirIrs.
OCCUPATION or ANIMALS.

Bces arc gcometricians. The cells are so
constructed that, with tho least quantity Of
material, they have the largest sized spaces
and the least possible intersticcs. The mole
is meteorological. The bird called the nine
killer is an arithmetician also the crow, the
wild turkey. and other birds. The torpedo,
the ray. and electric eel are electricians. The
nautilus is a navigator. He raises and low
ers his sails, casts and weighs anchor, and
performs nautical feats. Whole tribes Of
birds are musicians. The beaver is an arch
itect, builder. and wood-cutter He cuts
down trees, and crects houses aud dams. The
marmot is a civil engineer. He does not only
build houses, but constructs aqueducts and
drains to keep them dry. The ant maintains
a regular standing army. Wasps are paper
manufacturers Caterpillars are silk spinners.
The squirrel is a fcrryman. With chip or
a piece Of bark for a boat, and his tail for a
sail, he crosses a stream. Dogs, wolves,
jackals and many others are hunters. The
black bear and heron are fishermen. The
ants are day-laborers. The monkey is dan
dy and rope dancer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
It c. X. & r. A HUNNEwELL'S
~ UNIVERSAL
COUGH REM EDY
FOR ALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS
from Common Coughs to Actual Consumption
HUSSBwBLL's JUSTLY CELEBRATED

II O l. u A n Q - Y ~ r.
The NaturalS Sure Remedy for all Nervous Complaints.
From Neuralgia through all cases where Opium was
ever used 10 that Of Deuum lremens, and the common
chief cause Of Disease, LOSS OF SLEEP.
The lolu Anodyne, though containing particle Of
Opium, produces all the requirements of and may be
used ia all eases wherever Opium used without pro-
ducng anything but Cures, and leaving the patient in
perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy freed from an the
common objections Of Cough Remedies which produce
nausea prostaton,) may be considered the common
enemy t. all Throat and Lung Complaints and used
with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking all % court from propr
etors or friends The most severe investigation II beth
Remedies, and reading NJ our pamphlets to be found
win all dealers and more particularly to purchase only
OF those who can be depended upon wait in confidence
the decisions u Patients and Physicians.
PRICES WITHIN REACH OF ALL"
GEAkkAL AGENTS
~ W, HUNNEWELL CO., and Commercial
Wharf Boston
GEO llUNNEWELL las Water Street, New York
Under the special supervision of JOHN l. HUME
WELL, Chemist and Pharmaeeutist, Boston, Mass B,
whose signature the oorks Of the genuine only
and 70 whom address all communications
FRED. T. SMITH, General Agent for Montpelier,
VI For sale by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
1929