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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
GUN-C0rr0N.

To ia Editor Of TIE RAis:
Ian Elad 10 see that attsntioo again turned 70 this
article; and earnestly hope Il may b fOund Walt
able In the present scarcity Of AmIunitiOn-
Besides the cost scons have been raised TO It's
ule l. That the combustion leaves behind rssiduun
Of water g That the viosDcs Of the explosion S apt
to burs. the gun.
The water produced cannot Be much, a. have known
GlnCotson used for sonS iima In Pis1OlShOOtng, with
on, the suspicion Of any such iehsct Doubtless the
Eaa would coon be rus.sd and injured By IT, though in
small quantity; but this can, in part At least be pr
Ssated BY careful sipng after uss. It's explosive VO
l,ace, suspect, can be easily rensded TIE lnstAnA.
usOus combustion Of the entire charge causes the evil.
BIZ this the force Of the explosion S eoOcsnttd near
ne point Of ignition, met sd Of eeiag distributed along
the barrel and in consequence the bursting strain is
greater, while the prCsete forcs less The sudden
ness Of the combustion S owing to the loose 6b.e Of
the sooc which gives the llama instant admission TO
every part of the mas But this can be obviatsd BY
employing the ecton not IN it loose natural ste but
Ia the shape Of coarse twist Wish may be made mare
o; less compact experience ndieats the necessity
l. saying this, do not speak from theory merely
have learned by inquiry that actual experiment. has
psOV5d the fact though that point have personal
kaosedge. II, in the large masses used for cannon
aiag the combustion should still be too rapid prObasly
lass oOublsbe fores combined With the cot o. would
be correction. Or, parhaPS some chemical ingredient
mighs be Ound which, added to the acid would diminish
ire eOm5usdOity Of the cotton without otherwise i'm
pairing it5 properties.
These Suggestions made In the hope that Others
will be led to nves,igst subject which may be OF vial
importance to the South. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

nv which reside situsted the PAmuhkey River,
Ia the lover end Of Hanover county having the advantage
and Railroad tramp ria Ion 10 mark ofbupe
to already HI hy enriched by the OF the beat mari abound
the prem distant ffon the Old church " about ~
miles convsnen. curehe Of several denominations; 10
spsrOr If ,ctl'lng N aud ia the midst e what
nde ed good soe- The tract cotAins by iS,ent
survey Scre $50 OF which level River bottom suitably
ntsi ted vi perennial streams the remainder, HI n land q
GOOD eyey character and we'll suppl with lumber Tor iie anu
facing .
he Improvement eonSs. Of neat yelbut and eenvenlent-
ly ranged DWELL 70, with six closets ke on fy ste,
With Ansespe Gad ali the uui osthouses OF farm,
loud rg &c and convsnenty situated iehous good gar
beS Of Ia the neghbo'hooi; AMI Tint dollars has be
psady refused for H. That price would now be taken for Is
The health q the rede1ce unsupaed In t1a neg borhood
the doc or bill hardly so for seventeen years pah
POr ulhsr Information apply u th- snb'Srer uPon NE pre-
mlaes ..zv. ,ocn,v.
mh4 elm MAht oOholN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
TYC VALUABLE IRON WORKS AND WA
BY JAS. v. TAYLOR 4 SON, Auor's.

CtOMMISNIONERD SALE IF VERY VAL
" liable Real Estate, known the " EN-
change StabIes,o ON the North side OF G'ank-
lin Street, between 1Ith and 1 5th Street,
appointed by lie Of the Busting Court Oft
City Richmond pronounced the sth day Of March, 1867
styled ~ Wis hutchsons adnr and ais We will
sell upon the premises Monday. the 2ith Of March az fair
not the fir DAY thereafter commencing at IL ocloek
valuable real estate knoNn the Exchange Stables
located on the North Side Of franklin between Ith and 18th
for Of years occupied by James Harden and
Gently Davis lIuceon, The lot fronts 81 feet portion Of
which runs back about 200 feet
naddion above will be sold the Eouse and lot the
cast north VI Franklin street, being the late reii
Of b. ucheson Tne use l. comfortably arranged
and wei adapted the accommodation Of medium Eed family
The q kfeet and runs back about lS3 feet.
is unnecessary anything further In favor eft
property, a. tits o well known
desiring invest In the valuable real estate
in the market, would do well 10 tend this ale.
TENMy-One third the remainder at and 10 months for
negoaa noc with In added and the title retained until
hirt er order by the Court.
The taxet and insurance 1864 be paid by the purchaser
10 Ma. hUTCaESoN, [,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
VRRY VALUABLE RFSIDRNO FOR SALE

w hWN NALUAuLb NJ NHUhNUh EVEN 81 =
PRlVArElY W. A. inc rize1 10 rel hat really yalu
,6s iience situated The South Of lrshal ard
y thin tar mnut walk Of the Capitol and bus
nsas pars Z the el y.
al bal ngs We sr, eeI in 1859 BY the Ens the bet
,e1,or mAied Is hroug out and with all the modsrI
nj uciss -
ms snrv wor, vAi don. un Ter he ion, OF w. GIL
Fsq Ctr Engn Iltgsh r. tti Is No. A6sldsncS, asd
mos desira c pFsP rty.
~ JAS NJ TAYLOR soV.
mhli-Gs Aueeonetrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

RICHMOND 4 DA VILE .. 4 OIFioE,
RcHSoSD, March u, ls62.i
NOTICE:
TutHE following Communication Ia been this day received from
il the Assistant Provost Va sha
A ST PRO lat MAREHAL5 fRFICE, [
wEsrERS DisTlicr, ha-ch ~, 1902
CAls q T4Lcca Ssp' e D r R.
ur,e rsnd edeosvs the military ulaions
eoues A0 pasuge supou road uho
unpr yded with Tasspo- all Ieas. III Wut
that hs cas- pas n afr avinS the Dep.t ~ Rchnoni
withou: > op ing Very spec fully,
You obrd' servant
JNO 4. MAYNARD,
C.pt 4 Ast PioyoJ MAIshsl
In aeeori.nee uA this N p-bh' BY not that
ths Nal Train q ~ N.nch ser Heretofore Aui pas
yer from place will veto aSe the ca At the Richmond
term nus By order Of the superintendent
X II CARTER
mhiG-n Gea1 7 OK Az Mt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

Rs lived nv the ceaera ss,mbIy That tie act et'ed Ar
Az re-e aet III second sc len OF Gu pr
o. he ooSe Of yrg sS,cng person, ,I.mtt ron
a., 1852 was aud dss o: txempt soe ouV
yiefuy OF sher II Of any county, or OF '.seA' ~ y
"a or ef The trk any court, or the d. NY Of any
other officer: , r,..
COPY rum WIG WE r. soIDoy, j.,
80 o. O. n. D. aud X. o. 4.
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ma1QAl

JTyuE COMMONWEALTH OF yIRGTNA-To IN. srr.lu on AZ
pEx,kLE GsErTIsG -WhsresI vacancy has occurred IN
the from unity Of Alb marie 10 ne h9gSe o.
delegates Of Virginia. eeeaiioped BY the deah Of
SON Do late degse from ,sd county, shese srs ihereIe
ia The name OF the oomu on~eA IT, 10 rqalre oil 70
election 10 be held your said county on Monday A Jay
81 March, 1862 /, mi the vacancy aior.stid n,,
Witnts JAMS KINPR, spesier Of the House q ptssso
Virginia. ills 10th day Of March, lf62 s, v,xpp,
speaker Heuie Of Delegates.
WI r. GORDON, ia,
z,,n-.,,ku Cleik Heuie Of Delegates
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RsATIRUA sUnUEaAN tsEsIOENcE IN

pEATIRUh NUNUI:BAN N.siOENtE II
ID Sidney, on Grove street, and 20 ere Lott
adjOiulng, TO- sale at kuction.-A, the request o.
D. Ardiey, sell a. pas ic Areilan the euiI
eJ on Monday, the lTh March 1862 at o lock, r.
large uiiul nd Ye-y t:acve erected Sv rg,
cn his oeeup ncy ;lutng lSre Kc stbe Carriage
Us and andome Green Eou The dwelling bull tin Ia
4 e AMI Is only vel conveniently arranged hut
among u c mctt a-chitecur i IN design.
After al OF the ling the los atich d to- We
alnlne will be sei r. a:ees 20 suthe ieSs Of III
pr sin very improving part OF Sydney, and vker,
rea' tstatei,ia good demand
TERNs onehr ST.; balance at and 70 moths for negt
Ab e uotes, In ere add d. secured by uu deed
The taxes and Insurance 1859 paid the
mis- GoDDtN APPERsON, Aueti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
MILITARY ATTENTION.

Tly We hand szd manufacturing bras
Pre,,e e: era Gross &c for ri.Ay caps and
wife the n enon OF the military the fact Aho, bgnii tn
Buttons vrria buttons and Coneses'e i1fa;uy and At
tIery Ba tons oudsrs promptly stt.ndedlo
'' LkWIs EEYfoH, Brand CuterL
uh5 18Th, be wen Main and Cary "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

n.ppeang by andAv fled ttA the de'endsnti 90 rot re
lie a. The q ne Of vrans Is ordered that hey d. pea
rrs With one afe du ruhct on " ibis order and %
NY po Get h=r lnersss In This sur The oIee
~ which Is 10 obts the division The neoes 40,
sale Of the which Lucy Adkins seized Gnd possessed
Copj-Teste:
S9I sIv scRUGGs. Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

~,LARETS.-Just received 80 0Arst Of dfersni
I iI.rs. n uRLNz No xv~hsuss sineh. tSh ..s
nAILY Union PA AVER ~ RTIN0.--A Union
Payer Meeting, under the surpieT hs Young Mems
Tar Aaociatio vii be HID 10 the United Presbytsiian
Church or ReAd At TIE Of sh and 1aDkhn street,
Sunday until further noes Of ~ o'clock
pastsTs and congrersons Of the euehss and
the ey invited 70 attend nd psrpste he
nestag nsS
II Ea0sIN- La mall 10. Jsa - hsai sst for sale
n By ". PkfEssoN co. pvusss,a nls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

HE Cove requests tina. the posr or ded BY me o.
Assembly dete mine upon claims Tor exc pion n
ry .ty will he ents sh en- IRE shoef "
n. orders and proceed speedily as possible
By Command. d,
mhI2-at W. H. lohAhptoS. =. ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
IDJorANr GfNilAL's 6yyIoi,

ADJoTAar GiNElALs tyyIoi
March IL, lse9
urUoRTY I, ereby General Of the conie crate
n Service Comm dia. Mits Dsriets viii The nrhs o.
S,. rau ouI such militia as are within the bounds OF dr
om ID, nd 20 ia,o vic 70 meet aty lu0Hs
< neg. by eonmana =, ,,ou. ,nsou A n
mills 81 (sgned) Wh HohAApeoN'N v.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

yv.hGiNIA, 10 wit AT RATS held IN The Cerfs nee
OF the county county on I'd day Of De-
lucy 0s Jbnson Graz and susaD h wife, And sussnJ
Hovln, rNnHl"
Against, - 49,, a..
D. Hancock and Jonas shobe sndluey bis WIFE,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-17
From missouri.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Jan. 9-Intelligeuce known
to be reliable and true has just been receiv
ed here from Jackson county, to tho effect
that part of Jennisons regiment was at
Holden, and that they had made descent
on the neighborhood where the Govern
ment wagons were burned, and had fired
the houses of the most prominent rebels en-
gagged in that affair as we'll as the attack on
Maj. Hough's command. The houses of
the notorious Ward Cockrell, Methodist
preacher, and Tompkins Bradley Methods,
class-eader in the same church, had beer
fired, together with the houses Of rebels o
lesser note.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 14-There is high au
thority for saying that Gen. Siegel is still
Brigadicr in the service at Rolla, Mo.
and has no intention Of leaving it.
SEDALIA, Jan. 14.-Advices have reach
ed here that the First Kansas Regiment
which was sent from here some days since
arrived at Lexington on Friday last, wher
they arrested several Of the most promineu
and active rebels Of the town, took and de
stroyed about 1900 hogs, which were be
ing packed for the use Of Prices rebels, an(
good deal Of other valuable property.
About sixty rebels belonging to the reg
iment of Col. Alexander, now prisoner il
ST. Louis, were captured about six mile
from here on Saturday last.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-17
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. ia letter from
Catlettsburg, on the 1lth inst, to the Dem
ocrat, says that on the 9Th, on Jenuer's
Creek, three miles west of Paintsville, a
skirmish took place between part of the I'd
Virginia cavalry, under Colonel Bowlus,
Federal, and portion of MarshalI's force
under Shawn. The rebels lost six killed,
fourteen wounded, and seven prisoners
Tho Fcderals lost two killed and one wound
ed. Before Bowlus attacked them, Hum
phrey Marshall addressed his men, advising
the surrender of the whole force. His men
refused, saying they preferred fighting to
such a cowardly course. After a short
skirmish MarshalPs whole force fed, and
three hundred picked infantry and niue
hundred Federal cavalry pursued, expect
ing to overlake them and take Prestons
burg on the 10th.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l4.-The following
official document was received at Head
quarters to-day: Hsa
HEADQUARTERS 18TH BRIGADE,
PREsToNBURe, Ky, Jan IL.
To Capt. ]. B. Fray Assistant Adjutant
General e
/ left Paintsville on Thursday noon witt
l,l00 men, and drove in the enemy's pick
cts two miles below Prestonburg. The
men slept on their arms. At o'clock
yesterday morning we moved towards the
main body of the enemy at the forks of Mid
die Creek under command Of Marshall,
Skirmishing with bis outposts began at
o'clock, and at l P. M. we engaged hi
force of $500 men aud three cannon poste
on the bill, and fought them until darl
having been reinforced by 700 men fror
Paintsvile, and drove them from their pc
sition. He carried off the majority of hi
dead and all his wounded This mornin,
we found 27 of bis dead on the field. Hi
killed cannot be less than so. We hav
taken 25 prisoners, 10 horses and a quaint
ty of stores. The enemy burned most o
bis stores, and fed precipitately. To-ds,
l have crossed the river, and am now occu
pying Pres,onburg. Our loss is 2 kille,
aud rs wounded.
(Signed) ]. A. GARFIELD,
'ri Col. Commanding Brigade.
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Army Correspondence.


CADfr GEoRoE WooD, Numfordsville, Ky.,(
Hbt 8Ra N January Sd, 1861. 5
FRANCIS JoNr, S. p. WHITAKER and 7. G.
TKRRY;--After a series of delays and annoying
disappointments, have the pleasure aud graft
fication Of announcing to your Committee and
those you represent, the safe arrival Of that
overgrown box of goods which you SO gener-
ously sent in my care TO Company F, 4gth Reg
iment, o. ", U. s. A.. On the first day Of
January, 1869, the hearts Of the boys, in whose
comfort and welfare you have shown so much
interest, were made glad by the distribution Of
your favors. Many Of the articles showed the
individual source from which they came, and
the boys countenances were pleasant to look
upon while receiving such unmistakablc evi-
dence Of being remembered at home.
There are at present only q of the 81 with
the company. Five of the absentees are IN the
the Hospital at Louisville viz: Charles Stull,
George Mears Charles Haskins, Gustavus Bor-
sch and David Sweet. Charles Bond died at
Louisville month or more ago, aud has gone,
trust where traitors cease FROM troubling
and the weary are at rest John d. Main is in
the Regimental Hospital here. Tlf M
To each of the 81 have delivered one vest
pair of socks, pair of gloves, a handkerchief
a quire of paper, a package Of envelopes, and
reserved for each of those in the hospital like
number.
Drawers, boots, blankets or quilts, and sun
dry other articles and additional numbers of
the foregoing, which were directed to individu-
als, were also delivered.
After the above distribution there was still a
small supply of gloves, socks, quilts, and lit
tie paper, all of which has since been disposed
Of except or 8 quilts, which can hardly be
disposed of in the company. Many could use
but few can carry them. The Captain and my
self have each appropriated one, and will take
care that they are not wasted.
must say my part in this transaction has at
least given me pleasure which cannot be esti-
mated by dollars and cents, for which accept
my thanks,
In conclusion permit me, in behalf of the
recipients of your Elvors, to return their grate-
ful thanks; hoping they may all return to their
homes under restored aud peaceful Govern
ment and believing they will leave no dishon-
orable record if their fate should be otherwise
Respectfully yours, T. WILCOX.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-17
HurnsLde,s ExpedIsion.

New YoRK, Jan. l4.-Tho Tribune's
Fort Monroe letter Of the 18th says COM
mon rumor and belief have it that Burn.
sides's expedition will! rendezvous at Halter
as Inlet, and that the Pamlico and Alber-
marie Sounds will be the immediate fields Of
operation. tits understood the force, when
fairly aAoat on the waters of Pamlico
Sound, will address itselfto Roanoke Island,
which is strongly fortified and defended by
from 1000 to 5000 men. / presume the
clearing out of the rebels from allthe.sounds
will follow. 1t must not be supfsed this
is the whole work laid out for the expedi-
ton. sc 7sge 4fs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-17
The War News.
From washington.

From WnsntmgtOus
WAsnrNeroS, Jan. 9th.-Gen. Shields
made capital speech At midnight last
night,o serenadlDg party chiefly from
the Irish brigade. He said that be was 10
health, strength, hope and heart, ready for
work that was demanded. He was true to
his allegiance, ready to do his whole duty,
and would never turn his back TO tbe foe.
We had the best material in the world, in
the free States for an army, but we need
ed discipline and Generalship.
The first here on the Potomac VIC were
about acquiring, thanks to Mcclellan and
the Administration. Its essential was
obedience. Were he in command he would
break bis men in, or he would break them
down. He believed we should conquer, re-
verse Bull Run, wipe of that disgrace and
redeem American honor.
A rumor from Alexandria says seces-
sion merchant named Harper, is under ar
rest for refusing to receive United States
Treasury Notes at par, and that Gen. Mont
gomery has, upon this case, issued an order
for the arrest Of parties in that town, who
hereafter may attempt to depreciate the val
ue Of this currency.
The President will not accept General
Siegel's resignation, except as last resort.
He believes him valuable officer and will
spare no pains to retain him in the service.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. l2.--An officer now
hear and who was in the recent 6ght near
New Market Bridge, will make affidavit that
so armed negroes, fanked by whites, form
ed the center, and that they fought better
than their fellow soldiers.
Congressman F. A. Conkling, gives a
dinner to Gen. Fremont and wife tonight.
Among the guests are Brigadier- General
Wadsworth, Major Doubleday, Senators
Wade and Wilson, Representatives Roscoe
Conkling, Thad. Stevens and Corning,
and Majors Zagonyi and Savage of Ere
monts staff.
leading English and French statesmen and
American citizens abroad, received here,
say that if the United States wonld avoid
foreign intervention, decided movement
to crush the rebellion must DO be made.
Whatever the motives of the removal Of
Secretary Cameron, it is certain that Stan
ton, his successor, is sound on the Slavery
question. He is the intimate persona
friend Of Chase and Summers known I,
be in favor of vigorous prosecution of tn
war, and of striking tho rebels in their ten
derest spot. His position is entirely satisfac
tory to Cameron. Stanton's personal in
tegrity, ability and vigor of character are
unquestioncd He is accounted one of thu
best lawyers in the country; his nature il
that of a bulldog; he is man of wa
throughout.
The Army Appropriation Bill, reported
from the Committee of Ways and Means
appropriatcs nearly $780, 100000 for the
pay of volunteers; nearly 100000 fol
the pay ofreguars; $ 100000 for Western
gunboats; for the armament of Notifications
over 81 100000; for ordnance nearly &c..
100000, for army clothing over $3OooO,.
900; for the manufacture of arms at the
National Armory nearly $2,oo0,Oo0; fol
the subsistence of volunteers nearly $50,
100000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-17
From Cairo.

CHICAGO, Jan. Is.-A special to the
Tribune from Cairo says two more columns
will be moved into Kentucky tomorrow.
All tho transports have been chartered for
that purpose. am assured by the best
authority that troops are on their way here
from ST. Louis, and will arrive TO night OF
Tomorrow. rr..... ..-...., .,a.f
Fifty prisoners were taken by Gen. Paine
and brought to Birds Point to-day, among
whom is Col. Bird, from whom the, place
derives lis name. Positive evidence exist,
that he has contributed $4,000 to aid the
rebellion, aud that he voluntarily sent hi
slaves to work on the Notifications, NJ
A nephew of Gem Polk was arrested
yesterday near Bandyille, KY, by one Q
our scouting parties, Ho bad dispatchs
in his possession TO spies 10 Columbus. rs
CAIRO, Jan. l4.--Gen. McClernand'
column moved forward to-day from For
Jefferson, and the column under Gen, Pain'
and Col. Cook also. Those under the com
mand Of Gems. Smith and Wallace, p
PRducah, have made similar moves. Th'
object or destination is not yet kpowps--
Gen. Grant aud staff will leave here lo-moF
row morning. The Second Regiment
| douglas brigads) Col. Dave Stewart, vii
arrive this sveningi also the Seyenth lows
Col. Lanman, The Eighth Wisconsin anc
Col. Smiths Lead Mine Regiments are ex
pected hsEe tOrlnouow. s,aisa seas Ii
Il
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-17
Pic Mic, Flag and BibIo Presentations

Pic Mic, Flag and Biblc Presentations.
Tomorrow will undoubtedly be lively and
gala day at Camp Croghan. The programme Of
the day IS proceedings has been prepared, but we
have only room TO briefly refer to it. The pic
mic for the soldiers, prepared by the ladies Of
town and the vicinity, will come off at l2 o'clock
noon. All provisions must be in Camp by II
o'clock. r-.
The presentation of the Regimental Colo
will be at 2 o'clock; presentation to be by H
Everett Esq.
Immediately after the Regimental Color pre-
sentation Capt. Wegsten's Germany Company
will present to the Regiment, through Rev. H
Lang, Il beautiful silk National Flag, thus com
pleting the Stand of Regimental Colors.
After the Banner presentation the officers and
soldiers ofthe Regiment will be presented with
Bibles and Testaments, by the Sandusky Coun,
ty Bible Society.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-17
E!|l7S l0gyNyEIg PlMG ID.
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SpermatorThea or Semndl Weakness and General Iri-
liability in etfher
This Malady the terrible cOnsegusaess Of which too
well known to require than bare alusion to them,
Ia Of the most nsduous, and therefore dangerous Of
all the long catalogue of human ills 1t saps the very
springs of Life, rapidly undermnes the constitution, and
sinks the unhappy victim into mbeciity and premature
grave. From to six boxes Of the SPECIFIC PILL are
sufficient to effect permanent In MOST AGGRAVATED
CASES. whether constitutional arising from abuse or
EIeeaseS. -
Medical Testimony.
We believe It be- In the treatment Of Spermat0Trhea
as near specific any medicine be."B KEITH, NJ.
D.. An. JOHr. If Medical Science.
have found them all tkat could be desired Their ef-
eet WONDERFUL. fused them In case Of
spermatorrhea IF long standng which has been under
treatment years think three boxes will complete
the cure."-E. P. DtcKEE, NJ. d.
t.Sy@ This is not Homeopathic Remedy, is there
any mercury other deeterious ingredient combined
with 1t.
PRlCE-S1 per Box; six boxes for So, by mail epaid
For sale by all respectable Druggists and at the Sole Cen
eral Depot in the United States by 49,.
j. WINCHESTER, SO. John St, N. Y.
Nov. !, 1861 sH.K.6S. N.HCt 42y1