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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29

Among the most striking episodes in the proceedings
Of The Unilni,a Au;umnL Convention, which opened
lis sess,ons Ii New York las. week, Is the peculiar feel
NJ excited by the remarks Of Rey. d.. Bsnows, in Gu
loey Of S1uthCrn social HE, and the influences proceed
,ng from il. Tde opinion 80 frankly expressed
by the reverend gentleman ehd.ed the most bitter
comment among the members Of tbs Convention
No candid man will deny the p~eculilr charm Of South.
err young men at college, or Scu'hsrn women II society
How far race and climate, Independent Of ssrVi!e insitG.
aous, NAV hsVs produced tie Southern ohtvalrie spirit and
manner, | viii not here consider. But one might as well
ieny the snail feet and hands Of that people, as
d.ny a ces;ala inbred habit Of command q contemp!
Of life In dsfeIo % OF honor CT class a talent for po'
is,al life, aud "a easy control of interiors. Nor is this
merely an external Aud hshy hsroism. II Is real Il
showed itsellin Congress early ald always by tbs cour.
ag.. SlcduercA sklL and success With which IL controlled
nsio.iits 4. shostd Itself 10 the social lie Of Wash
IuEson bp the grace, fascination, and ease, the free and
Oh armiug hop silly By which IL governed society. IL
nov shows itself in Eagiand aud France By thu success
ulth which Is manages the oouras aad The circD,s Of Liter
,lrrs and fashion IN both countries. 1; shows itself in
.his var in the orders and prcclamatons Of It's Generals,
N he messages Of the rebel Congress, and 10 the essen
iL good breeding aud humanity CONTRARY TO 9 diisent
" ENCOURAGED public imoressiop) Hi.h which 1t not sell
lem divides is medical stores, and gives our SEX and
wounded "a favorable care as Il 10 able 70 eIteud 10 Ia
90. HCK:eeds Us this moment 10 tho possession Of az
AN oulAre3 corps.
/ think the var must have decreased the respec; fsi
by the Ner.h fer the South. Is mrEeuicus resources,
the bravery Of is troopl their Pa'iencs under hardshiIs
their unslriukns hrmness II ihs desperate position they
have assumed, the ven ieriul success With which they
have ~ex.emporI 4 manufacturer and munitions OF war,
and kip. themselves IL relation with the world ID spite
Of oar maya dJsnt bloekld.; the elasticity With Which
they have risen from defeat, GId the courage they have
sbcwn in threatening again and again our captl, and
even our interior, cannot fail 70 eIlort 40 u1Eiling aG-
niradou all respect. Vel Il Gjnerh Mcclellan re
ported 20 have said (~p-iT-tsly) IS he watched their Oh
5d.a,e G .siaS AZ An,istAm, aud sAS them retiring in
pArfec. ORDER. IN tae midst Of the most frightfrl caTnAgs
what ter IS ~Deighbo-s these would bel We mus!
co ular them O. they viii conquer usl"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
go vo,,, Nse,ion nav.

Ths election Ir New York OF Governor. members Of
Congress, H., occurs next Tuesday, November All
The canvass ID going on with great eAInsstness and scd-
mony, and both si5ss appear to be sAnguine Of success.
The whole power Of the Government which, at such .
time IS this, 4 immense, Il thrown In favor Of the
Back Republican ticket. Should 1t fail, the result will
Be 4 heavy and ouinous judgment against the Gorilla
Administration. Should is succeed, that party vii be-
come more than sver mAniAcsl and, BY the very s1'
HAvASAnos Of Is eOudust will soon smash up the Gov
srnmantAl MACHINE We look on ~ parties do In 9 gAmein
which they nay make something and cannot lose. Some
parsons are kokipg hopefully to the day IS the b'gin.
pinx of 4 counter revolution, and the New York Herald
seems prepared for q second 81. Bartholomew massacre.
Stranger things have happened, but the HraId'' fears
are probably simulated. l. says;
Does any sane man desire q riot in Nav York on
election dAyP Does any one desire 70 see the streets
TORN up to make barbados, the military called out, the
bAIlot-box fought for and destroyed, bands OF maraudsrs
sacking the city, aud pursued By patrols Of soldiers, q
fatal ssorn OF stones raining fIon the h~ouse.ops, citi-
Esns shot doVn In the streets, places Of busiuess fear
July closed, women and children In danger and terror,
The street cutters running with blood, the rioters and
military engsad In deadly conflict, the city under mar
tial law, the Battery and the Islands Of the bay frightful
with tho swinging corpses Of those who are huagf And
yes the political canvass nov raging tends to that san
culinary way; and those who sneer at such 9 cssAs-
trophe Of horror know nothing Of human nature,
and less of thu signs Of the times. The minor lead.
ers Of both the political parties in this city do not
hesitate to say thst they have military CON panles 10 every
ward Wiling 70 Hsis: any lnterfsronos with the election.
Bus such organizations do not walt for Sny Interference:
they make il or provoke II. These who think thai such a
bitter, burning epithe: as that Of traitor can be banded
about baImlesSy, and laugh at the idea OF words caus-
ing bloodshed, ere remarkable only for their ignorance.
Words are power. They represent ideas, and ideas
move the world. Words caused this rebellion. sueh
~rrds as those nov used By politicians have already al.
mOst divided and p~arslyEsd, and may soon Revolutionary
the North. With a OWL var beginning at this fiery,
% siouA:s city Of New York. aud spreading Ike a WhiIl
Wind Of fame ever the North, what folloWsS The ui-
umph Of the rebellion. What is the triumph OF the re-
bslionf Rain 10 us and the country"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
CAVALRY rus BEST ARM roe INVASION.

T. hs Ei,ior cf hs Wa 9:
sesicg your comments IN the WIig OF Saturday, 10
rtl.doa 70 the rseen: raj Of s'uH.s cavalry into Penn.
sjly,olA, Il Occurred to me to oas' = few additional sug
Sesions. T.HruessSsiul expedition into the eneny's ooun
Try hiss proved What / have always believed and Advoca-
.sd-.ha. &. was the essjss. and most effective way Of 10.
Tading the territory Of the enemy. Tle advantages arc
thA,, they are self sustaining, requiring no trains aud con-
nse,Ions unh basis :" their snts are 20 rapid thai
surprises, of positions and toEns, srs perfectly easy the
Ancua. Of o,2iu.Os and destruction OF the eusmys
property, RAILROADS, 81, Is necessarily much greater;
irom the extent Of territory gone over, than that de-
ytsoysd a ID captured by an army like that which went
iato Haryllud obstacles which are serious to the opers.
tous Of an army are no. 10 their way, as mountains and
rivers are no ohs,ruoloas, even where the later are uU'
fortabls and there l no free orglnz)d and prepared
ia the eaemy's exposed territory which car cope vii
cavalry and artillery, 80 oWlug TO their rapidly Of move
msnt no TO- O. can b. brought 70 bear against them
Tue advantages in rstreA. arc tho came as 10 The advance,
a. the enemy can be completely beSildsred as to the
routes to be tsksn. In order 10 SECURE subsistence with
the Least difficulty, and also 10 corfouna the enemy by
COZ dieting fepor.s "A to the routes and points Of attack,
the invading force SHOULD be divided into regiments or
ba.nliona and despatched BY different routes, o.nvsrging
AZ sp.L pon.s a. require tho combined foxes TO capture.
And Cs the same reasons, Ia ro,rea, the force should be
divided and 20 By different routes, which will deceive he
emery AID adm. Of tho essape OF the greater portion Of
the eommAad.
| o,lsss that a sell "a IipPed body Of cavalry, with
Esb; artillery, esn eCter the enemy's territory and ira.
verse whole States without successful opposition. As is
no- seeo, the greatest advantages OF This am OF our
service have MOI beel made available, but is Is hoped
tley nav bs hereafter. STRATIGIsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29

HoxEsPUs-Tbs OAddo g zNts says: We are mu,b
pleased " find that mary papers hays entered tbs lists
L. favor Of homesp1n. Daring the embpgo under the
.dministr ltion Of hr. Midfon, the richest and fIes.is
dies 10 the country We'd with each other WHO could PRO-
duce The hsudsomest honespul dresses. O.d pieces Of
silk we're picked, olrded, spun, wore and made into
dresses. Mlny of them qisllsd the fnes. silks and
csmbricL. Fourth Of July celebrations we're held whore
both ladies and gentlemen were all dressed in hcmesFuu.
Blu. those happy days Of purity and yirtus have past
e1 ravagance IN dress and almost everything else-id!e-
nsss and prof gEcy has usurped the place Of prudence
aud industry. God send that our wives snd daughters
could be induced 10 initiate toe customs o: the days OF
Martha W.shiug,on-tbcn, Indeed, they would be help
mates for IAN instead of te ng dra Fbacka. II we were
entitled to wear the lobe" We s5ouli NJ asantly urge
tbs peopl, to reform & tcrnli Rs!ornll
The Southern Sparta, La Banner says, nearly every
family 10 tae PARISH are spinning ADD weaving their oun
winter clothing. Families who, twelve mon'hl ego,
bought all their kerseJs ard ,ars, are turning GU. a
pre.tier and more substantial sriclo a. bone.
Nearly eyery p rIor 10 the country Is gracsd With a
Georgia piano" and its merry notes can be hsarl from
early dawn till dusk Good fer our patriotic ladies'. l.
the blockade preyeuts them on donn!:s silks. they
eau manufacture their own cottSn stripes, aud d. not
blush to be seen wearing them.
The Gainesville Ohionicle Gays: I'VE cav q happy IL.
lus.ration a nigh. or two size, OF the patriotism Of come
Of our young ladies In dressing In bcmespu1, and dis
cardiug those erperslve appendages-toops. We could
not see the ladies' tsceS, bat the balance OF them WAS
shown tf to d, cided advantage In their republican garb.
We would aivise all our lady friends (%unless they ere
"a her en- ,cired) to ~adotti'.'
There ia no dress more becoming our Young lsdies
Ia these war times than the above, Tley msy prefer
tilks and saiins, de:aiass and nerinss, ard rig themselves
off In jsselry like an Iadtsn squaw-bui beauty unt-
dorned is adorned the most. Give Us the gil IN the
pain calico dress, or, what Is better, homespun. THROW
your eItavance and p'ide away together, young ladies,
and rememte; wat your g~randmothers cid the revtla'
Ion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
ArACouRr held for rse.ings.n eesn.y,e on Mesa.,

a the 1sth daY Of October. 1861.
The deah Of Lieat. Robert b. Oils, Of the B~,ek'ngaam Troop,
beng announced, the following resolutions we're adoIt TED:
Resolved t. IA the death OF Lieuten1n: Glib, ise q Cormis.
sioa,r Of this Co1rt, aad . member Of ls bar. Who fel IN he | {
Inst, In . alant barge, a. the heNd Of his eopnAnt, uSn thu
enemy n.sr iart n:burg, this Court has los! q ysietble Officer,
the bar \ Go,t tstms &c member, and this community q most
val 9 IL aud useul tih'n.
that We tender TO the WIDOW aid relAtvts Of the deceased, oar
oondo.eace and y mpathisJ In the Eaib-rea EN- n.
That ~ = test monisi Of r's1eci 10: the memory Of the deceAs'
Cd, the N mbeTt Of this @. urL, Of the bar, and The Officers OF The
Jou Z, " l. wear the usual badge 4 mourning for thirty GAYS.
Ordered, tina these resolutions TO spread upoI he rs utss "
the court, and q copy the rof = Q set TO the widow Of he DEF sas
ed, lad TO the slehnSnd ne Sfp ape sfor pub ieation.
a Copy-refte:
ocs9 -clt r X IRVING, Oerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
pAuUNKE Y EsCATs or BE-
tween 100 and l2OO acres. In Hanover,

00lOlnlnk hanover NOuu nSubha IN ono
naGle from the Aepot. for salO.-Att The request OF NJ
r. e. cOsnan, We oar Tor ,s bis vsry yAlnaoli estate. locahu
IS above, containing, oaueeu 100 ald 1917 acres OF Which about
tuo thirds ar. open Land embracing large proportion ofVey
hne river hat, and sec nd low groands There 10 . large o'dy
Of pine, CAL, add other timber, oa the tract " ieh adds greatly 70
~ value. ls location 10 market and ~ o her social sdv niAges,
Should attract Atenion OF capitalists, and Others. The farm has
bsAn cultivate for szversl Years a. = quArter, c ussqusnty y
bundinEs s-e Oily suitable for zach = parpos. su.VeJ VII b.
osss-i@ Gop-IS . Ape IyoH, AasS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
SCOTCH SNUFF N
Smoking o b q Q Q

SIN king 10
n1HR updsrig led, manufacturer OF the ee chr ted Brand Of
snosing Tob,cco. (snly Bowitgs. land Turkey winnebs'
20 And Rlepaani) has enlarged bis capacity for manufacturing,
an, aadeI 70 h, rusisss., the mann actur, Of Q superior qaahtf
on ssotsb smut, which be IL nov prepared 10 n rni'h bis custom
es and the trade GENERALLY, ~ vholesa e price d hs factory,
90 nsF Of Binh and Jaoisoa stssu. hgnenoargi va
ocas ia Ikkdo-oH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
REWARD,

OF. between Smiths Wagon Yard and Robinson 4 orn'1
IL 0atle Psns, Aboy b. the name Of isA 70, ABOUT twelve years
Of sge. ola gingerbread color. having on Al the time a suit OF 10.
usRlo Goth sj cap A rev ud ofTso Dollars will be rAldh de-
uye7sd 81 the store Of Mr.. Will Am GArret. Gary sLeet
o-9g-8ts LirrLkrOS WILLOUGHBY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
NOIIQR.

HAvING resumed the BUsfSEAs, i solicit con.
IL ag menu OF Tobaec,, wheat, Com, oap and Bacon, andsl
ttasr eoomoeites vii b ay fisn . may wish % send 70 nsftst.
Al persons having my bags, "a VII, d, not vroposs .tnding hef
wheat, corn and Oss 70 narks, imusdia,sly I'll pis,ss .s'arn
te bsp Without delay VA. okhn"s
Rlehnond Oct II. fsSl-lms fta aad tSA oxy srsss
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Died.
IN

In wirmnroa, n. o, on Hs 18th irysn.. o. yenov festf, NJ.
DlNIEL SULLIVAN, ssed 90 yearL he ~bslonssiso %. I, is
Rs,insntN n. O. Troopa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29

THE CoLuNnSs FAcFosI-fhs propho,on Of the Easl,
FActosy, a Ooiunboa. GsOTga. haze decided TO sell lhsir
fAbces At retail 20 eonsuDers, lnstOad Of P9 ing them
up a. auction In large qlAndaes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
~SpeCsAL NOTICE.

tennon Is Nksd TO my sale Of splen I'd Household
and Kitchen Furniture, lwo Fam y cariags With Hams, one
,,r Uor,rs one Cow and Calf 20 take place on "wednesday, tbs
sath October, commenc,ng o. 10 O'Clock. At toe lais residence Of
TdOs, ". X sfsEE, .uct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
To CORaRSPSNDkNrs,

~Lstsr o. bBstasss aAsf b addressed 70 ~ "HdHor q
o. EAig."
$780, usrlaea on BOA sLhSs u ~ paper vH Af As paoAaSS
II Ta 4 a ruls q long sadndtRg, ought 70 % enoseN 49,
mi - n 10 ctse - dspaFed from obituary aoAcS So~
49, 10 q Hass IRE oAdrvd for as 0dcSrtsemsH1.
- Va o14not Eafe~ktke % rstlrn rcected o0mms"'ou"D''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
WANTRp.

Il Wish 70 secure tbs tsryI3 > Of \ person nos liable TO Military
IL du v, o tass thu plie e. o. = volunteer nov Ia re army. A
nos-A Il prss pdd apply a. Rl LU d'KtN'H,
es2s -T' b''EesI ths hours Of and4 ?. NJ hrtTo days.
NECGINNps ELiXIa OV OPIUM, Powdered
IVA Cabebs. Bassn Opp diva, OhAmonus fossrs, OnAnoIs
MEADEA gRNB's Drug stsr',
ot9s ls6 Main street, cor. above ?. d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29

EInLD sEsD1.
ORCHARD aRAss sEgD,
he an GRASS kySD.
We have on hsnd q nice LOT Of prime new seed, Viii d " d. IL
SAFE. A Y sf1Kss 1 CO.,
oe2-8g Corner 10Th Ad Csrv sire g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
.~SPECIAL NOTTCF.-GoDDn

E@SPECIAL MOTTO E.-G0DDIN &
b. APPEssDS call sPssisl at Htou 70 n. sale a. Nj.
EtOrrs' farm called "aAnslst Hail" 10 tGks place to-day At II NJ
Bee auction ts,d tGlS
49, SPECIAL NOEICE-TOBAUJO
N SiLE-wsi Evlts me Ateot on Of the trade TO cur
sale Of -anufaeur-i Tobacco, to tsks IlAos Al our Ware hous',
goyern'r Stree. this mo-iuE, - 10 oelo T..
TnsoGsrng vii Dc one Of the largest, and te asiorsneitin'
elud,I some Of The best brands We We yet oG,rsd for sale.
oey-it sUENEk A BBKlE 3, AuetA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29
NOTICE.

III AvfS6 quslfei rs Esecutrx OF my deceased husband, ,bs
III late Wa. Aren't, OF tbs city, l hereby rsausn al persons
having lam ng res. ssh eststs n pressat item, properly aa-
theaticaed. 90 se:lsmelf THE on ,sof Mosns ,teEi' 4 90,
I'D ear ;esty cal q on all pefs ma i,deh.sd 10 the estate 10
max pa meat 50 a<sas. s.esrn 4 O /, vr mys.f
Cc2t In rA<OLtNs e. sRIur, rxacutrI,
DEksONkL.-Any person who can give itformato % rsls-
il tive 10 Cant. n 8 BARuL ~, Of Pnuhp,' Gal L g,on, wto
W, wou fdei at Boon Isors Gsp, Nj aaa Is rsportss "missirg"
IN ,hs or eLai lat n enusus. vii PLEASE com Auaieate III =.
q 8. - u IN. Wing Once. oe2s-qt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29

MANUFACTURED TOBA eco AT PRIvA TX
BALI
VEns nov p spzrsi 70 exhibit sanplss Of . great vais:y o.
w styles sai Qualities OF
Manufactured Tobseo
witch ve oss ~ ale privately. Our skch d very larse ani We
expect IN be sonst,nty srppas Win o ary ter qusi y mana.
fso.ursd' IN ~ nsA Va shall ss happJ 20 hhlsii oar samples
70 the uacs
. ssss-ss REHI PAIN = o..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29

EXTRACT.
ADJUTAyr AND INSPECTOR drsEsALS OFFICE,
hoaxosD. October 30, 1854.
SPECIAL oRDLRs,
No. 245.
xxx. Officers Commanding In o,nps Of Instruction, rnir
tbs C0nscripllon Acts, will cause the EN- oiutn. of cobtcnEhto
10 e1tendei 20 a linen n tsu, jecI to exemption, who are between
By command Of the Secretary OF War
J0Hs wITBERs,
oct ql-iw Asst Adit Gen.
~ The recent Exemption Lc, will be published shorty, with
instru6tons a, 70 lis application. O.
30 ssDRgs FOR PGWHaTAN ACADEMY.
7 WOULD take SIX or eighi bosrdeI 10 nv family fer the present.
i iesson Of Rev william A. Q smpbei.'s school, within ose mile
TrsxI-SIIo, on shaf In advance, the balance IEt March nsIl
Address j. P.sflTS,
oct 1T Powhatan Court Hous.. Va.
XNANTRD.-A youth betvsea Il and 8 ysau Of aga with
One whose parsnII re ide wtthll the ely preferred. Apply be.
tween IL and IL o'eiock. at this Once. o;Yt-u
aB0RGR BAGBY,
Commission Merchant,
JIAs removed his ofhes 70 The house on Gary Street, recenly
Hunt 4 james. oeE-6.
VALUABLE FARM OF 1900
a Acres within four miles of n , epOt, CA
the oanville uailroad about 90 miles from
Richmoud, for sale.-we = suihonfel TO eel . gre~.
basaii 10 Q va uxo y Am, containing about 1900 A.rss, loca'si
within four miles Of q Dspo,, on tbs DAnylle IA iroad. Of vheh
about hAlfis open lAnd. and the b.lsEcsin sood and timber. 7Ls
eGildi is are ample for Q large family, and consist Of IL those
a-Ily found on . lArg, estate. A.. tbs ovner d1d' Il lLpossib .
-:s,t tarsAn, II early application be mad. APply To-
--e GoDnrN 4 Apts7snN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-03-13
NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!
b. PERHAM,
The celebrated Clock Rcpairer and Razor
Sharpener.


Sharpener.
IL AS LEFT HIS LITTLE FARM IN THE
Il Northeast of llnsdale, N H. (near the Baptist Meet
ing Iouse) ant has moved to BRArrLEBOtO village, into
Mr. JAMES REEDS house, Greenst, aud will travel as
usual In his CL0CK-REPAIRING BUSINESS.
His daughter Mrs. LEONARDO will go out by the day,
Cutting and Making Dresses she will also put new Bottoms
Into cane-seat Chairs, II brought TO the house,
N u. MIR. PERTAINS little farm Is for sale or to let
d. PERIIAM.
bralteboro, Feb. !, ls62.-Sg5
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MARSHAL NEY's RETREAT.


One of the most memorable deeds of forti-
tude and heroism recorded in the annals of war
was performed by Marshal Ney, in the retreat
from Moscow. With division of FIVE thou
sand men he was cut off from the remainder of
the French army. kutusoh, the Russian gen.
era, with $4,000 men, including numerous
cavalry and with 200 pieces of artillery, had
effectuay blocked up his passage.
Ney, with his little band of half furnished sold
iers, waverrg in their languid march, with
guns defective and dirty, and with but six
pieces of cannon, rushed upon the hostile bat
teries, and maintained the unequal conflict, in
the vain endeavor to cut his way through the
masses of the foe until night darkened the
field Then, at midnight, with no thought even
of surrender, he ordered his troops TO turn
upon their track, and march back again into
the wilds of Russia.
With amazement the troops heard this COM
mand which, without hesitation, they obeyed.
1t was a cold, gloomy winters night. The
frozen ground was covered with snow and the
blast pierced the WORKOUT clothing of the sold
isrs. For two or three hours they traversed
in darkness, the savage waste till they came to
small river. Breaking the ice, to see in what
direction the current ran. Ney said, "This
stream must flow into the Dnieper. 1t shall be
our guide"
The feeble band, cold, hungry and weary,
struggled along until they reached the Dneper
Its broad and rapid current was clogged with
floating masses of ice, and in one spot only, to
which lame peasant conducted them, was the
ice sufficiently firm for them to attempt a pass
age. And even here it was necessary to pass
with the utmost caution. Ney, wrapped in his
clock, slept for an hour upori the snow. while
his troops passed over in single file. The ice
bent and cracked under their feet.
They then attempted to pass the wagons over
laden with the sick and Wounded 'rhe frail
surface broke. and several of the wagons sank
beneath the ice. few faint cries only were
heard as the sufferers disonneored in their cold
and lev sepulchre. Nv crossing the Dneiner
New hoped' in long detour. aoain To reach The
army. The Russians followed this feeble hand
in its retreat, keeping beyond musket shot. but
firing necessarily upon their victims with artil.
lerv, from every available eminence.
Napoleon was at Orcha. waiting. in the mos;
intense anxiety. to hear tidinps from New
-Four DAYS had passed without even a rumor o.
his fate The whole army was looking bacL
across tb,. Dneinrr boninG m catch -, gl;mms,
of his advancing columns Or IN bear tbe reror
If his or,;lIer,o A, Ihe cIoso Of n do, of T. Il;
c;tude and w3tcbino ano,hor ,U;n,r u !;1h, om
yeloned in ;ts rlao,' 49, "a,na3,;ns ea
strick on armies oWonnlon,, ,oa 49, p, w.
f,tpal simmer with ConoroI 7 oE,ah''ro ~ ~
shout of low was heard in the street and n,
words "Narshal Nov IL saH en- M INV Wv
At that moment Polish oe em u,o' ,i' eaI
the tidipps that The Marshal noe 'e.e'eu WIZ
distant. on the banks of the r;var n' 'eaS ~
pursuing Cossacks, and in want Of immed;o y;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-03-13
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Importers and Manufacturers It thought by many that
we sell at wholesale only. Such Is the case however,
our Retail Department. where the price stem Is strictly
adhered to- receives large share Of our attention.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., BOSTON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-03-13
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A NEW DISCOVERY. The Ascarides or
" pin Worms the removal Of which has bafied the
st of the most eminent physicians. and universally
sered by them beyond the raeh Of medicine are entire
lv eNullled from the human system by the use OF
DIR. Il. G.. G Guilds Pin Worm Syrup.
A Cure warranted In every case.
Relief afforded in twenty-our hours
This syrup purely vegetable preparation and harmless
with the youngest ohlld.
sYMPrONs-Inense itching, biting and distress in the
lower part the and abo1 the seat, oen mistaken
for the Piles dsagreeabe sensation in the epigastre region
ar lower part the bowels resessnes wakeuness starting
and screaming in the sleep, ntng and not unreqaeny
spasms fits. -,
CAuuoN.--rhe genuine has the name, apr f. O. Gouids
Pin SYRUP blown In each bottle, his portrait ana
fac smile Of his signature on the wrapper
HERvEY & MORE soLE PRorRIEToRs,
Address aEo. c. GOODWIN co, II and ~ Marshall
street. Boston, Mass, General Agents for New England,
" Sold by Druggists generaily---IylI