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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-10
Great Excitement in Paducah.
Quarrel Among the Generals.
Meeting Among the Troops
Great Indignation Against
Gen. Smith N}s
HIS AID-DE-CAMP KNOCKED DOWN

Correspondence of the St. Louis Democrat
CAIRO, Nov. 29.-On Tuesday last a
Secessionist in Paducah by the name OF
Voolfolk hung secession flag out OF
his window as some of our troops were
passing by, and hurrahed for JEFF. Davis.
The man had done the same thing be-
fore, on several occasions, and the mat
ter was reported to Gen. Smith, but he
refused to interfere. This refusal of
Gen. Smith caused great indignation
among the troops, and doubts of his
loyalty were freely expressed in Padu-
cab. ... f.....,-.le.ss s,,e -caa s'i' '''
The matter having been reported to
Gen. Wallace, he sent his aid-de- -camp
with squad of men to order the traitor
Gus flag 10 be taken in, and if Voolfolk
refused then to take it in and erect, the
stars and stripes over his house. Wool.
folk knowing that Gen. Smith was senior
officer, refused to obey Gen. Wallace's
orders, whereupon Wallace's aid forcib1y
took down the rebel flag and hoisted the
stars and stripes. -
In the meantime Voolfolk having ap-
pealed to Gen. Smith, the latter sent his
aid, Lieut. Price to order Gen. Wallace.
to have the stars and stripes taken down
from Woolfolk's s house. Wallace refused
to obey the order, and sent word to
Smith that the flag should not be taken
down while there was live man in his
brigade. sEWallace's aid said that Wool
folk should sleep under loyal flag one
night any how. Smiths aid replied he
did not consider that any great honor.
Whereupon Wallace's aid knocked down
Smiths aid. Gen. Paine sent Wallace
assurance of his cooperation. o-~ 'l.-
AS Gen. Smith had nobody but his
discomftted Lieutenant to enforce his
order, ''the old flag still waves
Gen. Smith on the next day issued the
following order: $50 -i1't. -.s -ss41- o.
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u n
! E-gzf Paducah Kentucky, Nov. 27, 1851. )iigi
ls, (, On the afternoon of the 25th inst. a
grave breach of discipline was commit
ted by part of this command, chiefly,
if not altogether, by, the, officers and
soldiers of the 11th Indiana regiment, in
the raising of flag over the house of a
resident of this city, not, certainly, by
the act of raising our flag, but by the
manner of proceeding attendant
circumstances. s1EeiiG5 1l gC5tCa
The commanding, General desires, to
address those engaged in this proceed
ing In a kindly spirit. He is aware that
they have subjected themselves TO prose-
cution under the articles of war. He is
compelled to denounce the transaction
as great violation of good order and
military discipline: but he is inclined to
the belief that those engaged in it will,
upon reflection, come to regard it in that
light themselves. Had it been possible,
for him to have anticipated its occur
renee it would have been his duty, by
all the means at his comffiand, and at
every hazard, to have prevented it. The
affair is the more mortifying to him from
the fact that, in long military life, it
is the first proceeding of a mutinous
character that ever happened with troops
under his immediate command: that, if
his feelings were wounded by the trans
action, as he admits they were, he is
confident, sensible intelligent and gem
erous men, such as he believes compose
the command he more especially adj
dresses, will make due allowance for the
pride and sensibilities of an officer who
has given nearly thirty-seyen years of
life to the sereice of his country in the
army.
Though the occurrence, may subject
him to criticism by those placed over
him in authority, he is disposed to let it
drop without Investigation; less, how.
ever, for his own sake than that of the
persons engaged in it. So disposed on
his side, he trusts they will listen pa
tiently to his remonstrancos against like
occurrences in the future.-sbag SEQ tea -
In this spirit the commanding general
appeals, then, to, the intelligence of off,
GERS and soldiers. Although Kentucky
is full of traitors, her Legislature left
her one of the States of the Union; and
our forces on her soil are charged with
the high mission of protecting her peo-
pie and sovereignty. More plainly, he
desires every soltiier, without regard to :
his position, to. knew that he is sent here
by the government as the protector of "a
loyal State, which, though, occupied by
rebel armies, is not an enemy's country;
and that success requires him, by the pa
tientexercise of moderation, obedience and
charity, to earn that character from both
friends and foes We charge thezrebels
with oppression; is it policy to'ssubject
ourselves, our cause, or our flag to like
charges? Our boast is that we are fight
ing for government that never harmed
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VOL. XXI.
Mashrille gatriot.
TERNIS:

Daliy; per annurn- IS 90
Tl-Weekly, per aDnum ......---.......-5 90
One Weekly for two years. or two Weekies
2 for one year, in advance, IS 90
When the Daily, TFi- Weekly or Weekly Is to be dis
continued (pad in advance at the timesubscrbed fo
the subscriber must order, otherwise it will be cont
ued, at option, until paid for and stopped. II
not paid it must be paid at the time ofdisconInuance
at option If the party is good it Will be sent
until paid. ....-.--,-- -+---r .---t,b
risk. sLL ctli 80 4 b.
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To News Vei1dsesrrss,..

HsBE Laws of the Post once Department of the Con-
il iederate States require that Vendors of Newspa-
pers and Periodicals shah pay the Postage and procure
on any line of transportation for sale or transit
therefore warn all persons engaged in this business,
law 1 aware of Violations in one more cases,
and hereby notify the that unless prompt and
accurate settlement IS itnediately made, legal steps
Will be once taken 10 punish them To- the extent of
the law. % wa d, McSISH, P. NJ,
nov2S-3t 5ffzfftE1 zf z If't Nashville, Tenn
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Seven Slaves at Chancery Sale,

a I the Court House in Nashville on Saturday De.
cemher 2lst, 1861, pursuant to a decree of the
ancery Court at Nashville in the of J. E. New
ma and wife Fred Sloan and others Will sell To
TIE highest bidders tue following SLAVES the estate
Oh the late Fl cd Sloan, toWt Rachel, a woman aged
40 10 90 wears; Hart, aged Is; Ambrose IL; Nathan
s; Arthur, s.; Ben 3; and Thomas, L. Rachel ana Ar
thur, Ben and Thomas, to be sold in one ot
iERAs-Ihree months credit-pnrchasers to execute
notes payable in bank satisfactorily endorsed or ,os
sOiu be discounted, HEF =
dec1 :. 4;7s4 o.. t.-.. / E GIFAVFS q SN -
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ABSTRACT of the Condition of the Aus
gusfa Insurance and Ranking Conn

gusta Insurance and Banking Conn
pany.
Made in compliance .Ck TIE La,cs Of as Sate Of Ten
to regulate the Agencies Of F5rsign Insurance
Companies, Section 449 TO 1900 as
Ist. The name Of the Company is the Angusts Insu
rance and Banking Company.
4 I'd and Sd The amount of Capital Steek, ali
paid in IS 1915 600 90
4th-1st. Cash on hand ......... . los s55 o5
3D. The Real Estate i. l.. 20 $50 43
3D. City OF Augusta Bonds, seven per
cent SI5 600 worth .........- l3, 500 90
City of Memphis Bonds six per - so
a cent. sl4 oeo worth. a., 1000 90
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad st
Bonds, ten per cent. S55 900
- worth s. 55, 900 90
Confederate State Bonds, eight per f,sg
cent S25 200 worth ........... 25 600 90
State of Tennessee Bonds six per -
cent SIG 900 worth .'.---... 5000 90
State ofGeorgia Bonds, six per cent. -
9th. Insurance Dues q 500 81
nh. Bank Stocks 42IS4 90
Notes Discounted - 47a 949: S ~ ~
Confederate States Loan. 90 25o 90
Bills of Exchange. ....+....-......! q, ,610 90
3 IAN other stIreities -. :. =. 6I 440 50
& ~ 49,, $500 1lt - =
5fh, liabilities due Or not due
10 creditors. .-.... .s444 s73 e2 liz EsID1
6th. Losses adjusted and Due, o. ~ .s.ioi las
9Th. Losses unadJusted and 1oI
not due-none .---rfE Z, .a.li' 10y -yseT .
Sth and9th. Losses unadjust-
5f7 ed .--- : % 500 90
10th Other Claims .-.-... 14,5oU 90 4s1; ;773 O2
- e. -'...'.'- $50 sos CO
9th The greatest amount insured $4,000. foti
18th. Amount insured in any. city is not defined.
l3ths The great 81 amount in block, SIS ,0D0r,
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber, c.
F. McCay, Secretary-of the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company, who being duly sworn, deposeih
and saith that the above correct and true
70 the best Of his knoFledge End belief rU.r SGD
1900 T. f. MoCAY, Secretary.E,s r
g sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th 4l
gust, 1861. .rI2lf -ifff rl-T
zALPHtUSG C. BEANS Notary Public -
The same oath which The Secretary above taken on
his part as President, take my part y et-.t
.----,..-,-l,.s WBl- 81 DlAUIISGNAC, President
Sworn 10 and Subscribed before me, this Both day of
august, 1851 F. J. TUCKER,
-- y J.P. for FayeIte county, Tenn
p "a. -r-t CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
u "a Nashville, Tenn, Sept. II, 1861.
THIS IS TO certify that the Augusta Insurance and
Bankne Company, located at Augusta in the State of
Georgia, mas complied with all the requirements of the
Code, on the SUBJECT Foreign Insurance Compani les
in section 49S 70 1907 inclusive as we'll as the Act of
2ith March. 1860 chapter 215, section TO- requiring
deposit With the ConptrOeT OF twenty thousand dol
lars of SIX per cent. Bonds OF the State 5-r..
r ana that Jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
Of Tennessee. g., - -Ys l-Y- 4 z,-
20 H. s. J. T. DUNLAP Comptroller
-.-4 -,sarl- sssC ----- fflU9S o. -@-,t- ~ ~
The above Of the oldest anh most reliable In-C
surance Companies the South Those wishing insur
ance will please call the Undersigned al the corner
of Cedar street and the Square ftita1 ZiEs
nOV3-dG .rr -ls JESSE THOMAS, Agent 3D..
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RENEWABLE PLEASURE.
One square year $3O-each additional square 81
Written notice must be given to take out and ST p
advertisements of yearly advertisers before the
expires otherwise shall charge till done.
No contract of yearly advertisements VIII be discon-
tnued without previous notice to us, nor Will any
charge be made for less than one year at the yearly
rates.
: 4- Advertisers exceeding the space con-
racted for will be charged for the excess -sa
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OSNaburgS.

S0 bales osNABURGS just received and for sale by
OU (noy26-1w) ARMSTRONG co.
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Estate of James Harran..

A Administrator of the late James Harran, / here
"A by notify all persons indebted TO lin 10 make
payment to me- and all who have claims against him
10 present the to at my Office for allowance
and settlement, also give further notice that to all
viii plead the statute in bar J. E GLEAVES,5 s4'
9 oct16-dIwawlm = fsei Administrator.
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Correspondence of the St. Louis Democrat
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-10
Wanted to. Rent, IS =

IA business, for which liberal rent win be paid.
Apply to B. B. CONNER.
oct15 No. 8, College street.
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. Portable Copying Press

D0RTABLE COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING
Il Casa new and conyenient article for the
Camp. just received by ts.te.ef t'.sss zs5s-s -
- e t.. TT BERRY Co..
June B G. 50 III fs01EL{e 2 Public Square.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 26.

HEADQUARTERS U. s. FORCES.
Paducah. KentIIskys Nov- 2T- 1S6'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-13
Great Remedy for CJnghs, Colds an
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. w. POLAND g. CO.,

GoFFsTOwN CENTRE, NH.
THE following testimonials will tell something about
Medicine that is now becoming popular faster than
any other article sold by druggists =
Rev J. X. Chase, OF Rumney, N. H.. under date of
April Attn, 1850 says 80 When your favor, two bot,
ties OF White Pine Compcupd) was received. was stuff
ering from most severe cold. took the Compound,
and was able to preach in two days ~ believe
thousands who know nothing of its virtues, would be-
come better acquainted whit
Rev. L. G. Stevens Pastor of the Baptist Church at
ofstown Cent" IN letter dated Fed 1860, says
" Some of my family have tried it, (the Compound,
with signal success. bsliere il to be Of Ire bes,
Cough medicine have good to believe it to be
all it claims be for Kidney Diseases and Diabetes.
Diabetes in March 1859, that neither himself any
who saw him though: that he could possibly live through
the month AS last resort, he thought he would try
him he tegan take it and to the surprise OF all i'm
mediately showed signs Of amendment Eieven months
afterwards (Feb. 49, 1850 in statement of his case
he says 81 believeDr Poand's White Pine Compound
under God, has been the means o. my recovery thus
far"
Hundreds of cases of Kidney complaints, CURED EN-
r1RELY by taking the White Pine Compound have been
repo ted by druggists. Here are two samples
An aged man III Danvera Mass, heard OF the Com
pound as wonderful curative for kidney complaints
Being great sae er from that difficulty ne sent to the
many bottles h msef
Mass He was also cured of the complsint. After
wards he went to Minnesota The great ftis ue OF his
journey brought on return of his former difficulty and
seeking in in Minnesota for the Compound, he was
compelled to send all the way to Salem TO have for
July, 1860 DIR. POLAND Mr.. j. c. Butteried, Jr.,
who sells your Medicine, has requested me to give
brief statement of what White Phe C,mpo' nd has
dore for had been afflicted with the Kidney Com
plant for long time, and had bad Cough OF ten
years standing. which caused me to spit blood quite
frequently. No of my acqua ntapces expected
lies Of Your While Pine Compound have cured me OF
both the Cough and the kidney Complaint:
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Spalding's Prepared Glne
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDlNG' . PREfAK Eli GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY! DISPATCH.
6r'A s TIToH IN TIMH SAVES NlNh."CS
as accidents wiH happen, eUsn IN faane,
it very desiy able to have cheep and Convenient
way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys, Cr6cRery, &c.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies aud no usebold can afr
TO be without it, It's always ready aud up tothe
ing point.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRIOR 9,
cents. Address, " VS.
HENRY G. SPALDI NC g. CO.,
4S Cedar-st., New York.
CAUTIoN.-As certain ubprinoipled persons are st.
tempting to pain off on the unsuspecting public i'm tia
tons of my Prepared Glue, would caution all persons
to exa before purchang, and see that the funame,
sPALDING' s PREPARED GLUE,
lie on the outside WRAPPER; all Others ore swindltng
counier,eits '~''' w. 90
GA single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLuE will, e"He ten times s .cost annually TO every
household 4ED Pop ."'' ''N''.' ~ ''S" Nf'' '''
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.


FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LuM-
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES,
MEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Stephen Sweet,of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States.
Dr.. Stephen tSwcet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of Or Sweets Infallle Llnment."
Dr. Streets MfulHble Liniment
Is the author of :. DR.. Sweets InfaIiable Linment.
DR.. Sweet'S htalH6le Imminent
Cures Rheumatism aud ever fails.
DR.. Sweets Intazlible Liaain,emt
is a certain reneoy for Neuralgia.
DR.. iSwtet's MfaliJlc Liniment
Cures Burns and ScaIds Immediately.
DR.. SaoeetS Mfaiibte Imminent
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises.
Dr.. Streets Mfalliblc Imminent.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
DR.. Streets MfaIkiblc Lintmemt.
Affords immediate relief Cor Piles, and seldom fails.
DR.. Streets MfaNible Imminent.
Cures Toothache in one minute.
Dr.. Syeet's Hfalziblc Imminent.
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves NJ scar
DIR. Streets MfazHbie Liniment
Is the best remedy fer Sores in the known world.
DR.. Streets Hfallibh Liniment
Has been used by more than million people, and all
praise it,
DR.. Streets Mfa??ib!e Lin;mcnt
Is truly sf rcnd in need" and every family should
Lave iI at hand.
DR.. Streets Mta??ib?e Linimcnt
Ia nv all Druggists Price 25 ents AFR ly
DR.. Streets MfaiHI eLinimem
ures Burnsand Scads immediate
DR.. Stcphrn Spctt, Of Con@ccf'c"t
The great natural lone Setter
DR.. .Sioeet's Infalibe Liniment
5 the best remedy for Sores in the known word
Richardson g. Co.
Sole Propristors, Norwich, ct ,
For sale by FRED E. SMITH; Montpelier General
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers apr y
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From the Home Journai.


It's worthy of remark, that this venerable House have
made speciality of supplying the of Druggists
Physicians and Town Agents with their pure and whole
liquors. and the fact that their list of
four thousand Druggists is conclusive evil
dence Of their popularity with that respectable class of
traders.
If this popular House of recent date, and it
deemed rXpedcn extend its reputation by any
of public recommendation it would be difficult task
arrange in the most imposing forms, thousands of
dorsemens to the excellence and variety of er
chandse.
From the point of it first existence, than eighty
years ago. down to the present day, this establishment
has main its wellearned reputation the integrity
of its financial obligations remain yet untarnshed and
the fidelity aud promptitupe with which its
supporters have been served furnish the best evidence
that it has suffered dimuniton and that the quality of
its staple articles have in way been permitted to de-
generate. If these considerations can be resolved into
long served it will furnish for them sufficient
to adopt the future coat of the insignia
of their native State- Excelsior 's Still higher"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-13
T5usjc and Musical instruments.

ELIAS HOWE 33 Court ST., Boston. has very
ar.e assortment of Brass Instruments, Bell up ana
i,G. New and second hand Rotary and Piston Valves
Mil Baud. furnished and payments can be made in
Monthly instaments-- hand instruments ofevery
rpticu for sale and to LETT Stringed instruments OF
alknls; ACCORDION Concertinos, Flutes, Clarionets,
T vain strings, bows and trimmings, Drums, heads,
ticks; and cord instruction books for all instrume nts,
,ank boss and music paper, Umbrellas, Parasols,
ykng Canes, Cocoa box and Leonard wood, Ebony and
rory for sale-Repairng done Elias Howe az the ola
,,nl II prentss) 30 Court St., Bost-n.
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The House of A. Nj. BININGER& CO., 10 Broad Street.
New York, have furnished quite large proportion
Liquors and Wines sold by the Town Agents in this Coun
y for the past year, and the Liquors and Wines so fur
nhed have been pure and unaduerated and have given
good satisfaction In accordance with the Laws rela
ton here would recommend said House to all who de
sire PURE article for Medicinal, Mechanical, or Chemi
cal purposes. HORATlO NEEDHAM,
Commissioner for Addison Co., Vt.
April "a, 1861.
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Recently removed from 16 fremont st.
SNOW prepared to mount Birds and animals in a 81
Itrior manner, at ONE HALF HIS FORMER CHARGE. His
Birds having received the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, all ex'
EDITIONS in this county, he is pleased to call the item
ton Natural History Societies. and others making col
qtions to examine specimens of his work before pur
.hsng elsewhere He also feels obliged to caution Elk
res and other messengers to be particular, and leave
r orders at 96 Court ST as he has connection viii
the store No. lG fremont 81, his former place of bust
M@
Also choice singing Birds, Cages, Marine shells, Pre-
eiBls Seeds, &C, constantly for sale at the above
address and at lower prices than they can be purchased
any Otherplace in the city.
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Now is t!2e time to make Money.

good practical nvenion will always sell, and as the
Inventors Exchange IL Brattle st Boston, Mass, have
tie largest and best selected stock of inventions ever of
rrgl in New England If you wish good paying bust
ness in either of the New England States certainly
;angiVc it 10 you, with capital of from $25 TO 5000
No man need 20 without business day If he will bu
a'ahmScll of the advantages of my place. Good smart
AGENTS wanted all the Union to sell the article tina
pays 4Vper ct only SO capital required.
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w,KNrGHT'S MALT WINE.
BOSTON AGENCY AT
ALBERT GILI.INGHAM'S,

y,< Isl Pleasant Street, and
'', III 1903, ITO and l12 Eliot Street,
BOSTON.
OPPOSITE PROVIDENCE DEPoT.)
v,EyGHrs MALT WINE.-Pure sparkling extract OF
rbcr.t malt and hops, nvigoratng, encouraging the
n,.tp imparting strength, where ordinary toncs en-
1y fl lnalIected by climate bottled expressly for
. us.. for Hotels and for invads. Put up in Half
Barrels for the OF private families Finer than Tor
m 0le-Deasanter than foreign ale, cheaper than for
90, ScHEyECTADY DAILY NEWS.
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n1pTHERlA ! DIPTHERIA!!

E,N1LY LOTION cures Dipthefia in every in
application .r msds n IN bs nGsed
PhFsc " reference will be given by applying at the
m w1 200 Cart St. Boston. It's also the best article
Depot So the cure of Burns Sprans scads, Sores of ev
muse, lot VIZ and Rheumatic affections. No family
should Dc "' PRICE SO CENTS, PER BOTTLE.
,n,, pmF LOTION, cures Piles of every description
SCNSsh - all cases or the money refunded Price
saranteu III For sale by &. G. Goodwin, Co. No.
$I9J per- hdSt NJ S. BURR Il Co., No. 26 fremont St.,
Aa hs Depot of the Proprietors where orders from
l a.! viii be promptly attended to- Certificates with
zach fot'e; ,,,bins s. co, PROPRlETORS
Dn I3g COUtsC ST, BOSTON.
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'.CUREYOURSELF."

MIXTURE is warranted to cure
,tai,ts OF the urinary organs. In most cases
.a Is enough to effect cure but when the case
y onsinaes it may require second bottle to make
njrle. .c u;,.rra is u nnrelv vegetable com
p' ,rf,.,ly mild in its operation and, although a
grrial dcn4 the weakest invalid can take 1t with
5,rrar MOTTO. TIL only place in Boston where my
can b. obtained, is at the drug store of GRAN
"IE NJ CLARK, l6o Hanover street, corner OF salem
, mail or nv express, sent to the above address
u rn,.oorGa Rings for Seminal weakness, kept con-
lvonb hand.
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BURLINGTON, W., Aug. 20. |

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug 20, 1860.
In my opinion, the Liquors sold by A. NJ BININGER &
Co.. No. 10, Broad street. New York. unsurpassed in
purity and reliability. have hesitation in recon
required. N. II. BAILOU NJ ..
From Il ID. Orvis' Drug Reporter, N. Y.
FINE ART1cLE.-BININGER'SO OLD LONDON DOCK
GIN This Gin find to be superior to any other bottled
Gin in the market, and am rapidly introducn it in my
trade. 2. d. ORVIS