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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04
FROM MEXICO.

New 7 ork, NOV. 8.
The steamer Marion. from New Orleans
the 24th, Key West tho 9Th, and Ha-
wanna the 10Th, arrived this morning
Vera Cruz dates of the 10Th state that
most of the French troops. had arrived,
aud gone 10 Orizaba.
The gnn7boat Santiago was at HAVANA
coaling.
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Louisville, Midnight.

Louisville, Midnight.
Gen. Buell. 10 ordered to Indianapolis,
Ind. instead Of Annapolis, Nd, n pre-
viously stated. He leaves for Indianspo-
lis tomorrow.
No news from below for the past three
days, except what military authorities
consider contraband
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From Missouri.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2.

Advices from the army in southeast
Missouri state that after the recent sue
cess ct our force at Phmarl's ferry. Co.'s.
Logan and Dewey, with their forces COM
bined, pushed on as far ~ Ballingsr's
mills. 5 miles from pocnhoutas, where
they fought Burbridge, completely rout-
ing his forces and capturing q large num-
Der of prisoners, including many rebel
officers.
Latest dispatches from Logan, dated
3lst. ult., says be captured and dispers-
ed 200 of Boone's command.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAY. Cars CRY ovprcs,
KxoKrK Oct q. %.
pLouR-sups rnpt 81 7s;sprinswhs sxtrseIse
FallWheatEx KRIS % 50 saH
BRAN. cot . loc loo -.
SNIP sTUrF-5oc.
CoRS-Oid. is to 20c1 new, $50 y bush.
aiRLEY-6s 70 soc. 4ta@
Z wHKAT-in rood demand. Pailssoss; sprinSso
@ 70.
RYR-ss 70 - esod demand.
oATs-4sc 70 %. Good demand.
POrAToKS-30 70 sc, retail SOC.
SWEET PoTAToEs-4et 70 SOC 2 bush
SUGAR - New Orleans fair llaci prime lSk
choice iak; cla riAsd II; crusAsd and powdered Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $685. Sugarhouse45O5o
Golden sy p7nD7se--verys scarce.
coFFEE-Rio a8S3oe: Java $685. Lssryr 1880.
RIcE-90l0e.
soAP--paim &c. Family ssc, German {cin.) TN.
cANDLEs-star isi stssrins IL. Mould III.
TALLoW--shc.4
LARD--6i TOTO
BUTTEK-common s2Sc: Choice i2i to isa, re-
tail Is to H.
PRovIsIoNs-shoulders, Hams sides NO sale
Sugar Cured Hams, 81 to 90. retail Ioc.
LEATHHK--sotses1a. Harnessa203s.
H1DEs-Prime dry lcic, grubby half price green
Sc; green sheep pelts l0e0I IS; green hog skins
l3e.
HAY-Timothy, % ooG7 90, baled ssoo0s eli
Prairie - O0Sa6 90.
enthusiastically ~ 90 TO is; Flax seed ( w to
q Is; good demand.
0NloNs-90c.
EGGS 9tte Ieis.
WHITE BEAEs--Tse To 81 SO.
FEATHERs-30936.
FRUtT- Dried Apples u oo0s1 a5v bushsi.--
Dried Peaches o2256 ~ so. Raisns o. ESQ $3.50.
GREEN APPLES-3s to ooc ' bush.
CHRKsE-Westsrn-R sserveShc; DEM ak -.
BEEF CArTLK-ltoSogross.
BukxP-e2 0Oo2 50 ? head.
sALT-G. "A. - 80 ' sack: Kanawha o. % bar
rel; Lake ~ 80.
PIsH-Macksrei,No.1 si4isGIs , Dbl. NO. asllt
oel2, Eo.a es0el0. White Fish, Mol 900.
y half Dbl. Cod Fish5@6P n.
BEEsWAx-30c.
FAT HoGs-S2 rs to % % nett.
2 RAGE-WoolsnA Coston2c.
0LDIRON-k0kcx RrassS0sc ~. Cop
perlo0lakeS -.
KscnAHsE.--on New YORK " percent. bankabls
funds; Philadelphia, BostoH. Chicago and cinsin-
usti per cent. ST. Louis y Per cent. @ old - -
q per cent buying.
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3 Y TELE c r A Pm.
Nfsht Report.
News frosn Richm ond.
Ut. Monroe, No,

TT, Monroe, Nov. L.
The two mates and several of the sailors
Of the burnt ship Alleghanian, arrived
here to-day from Yorktown under arrest.
The crew numbered 20 men. Thirty
eight men were picked up by the gun
boat Monticello and taken to Yorktown
All the rest of the crew are missing
Nothing definite has been learned relative
to the destruction of the ship. The Rich
mund Examincr vi lhe 3Oth contains the
following: Charleston 2sth. News
reached here this evening Of the capture
in Balls Bay OF the steamship Anglo, la
dened with valuable army stores, bound
TO this city. When the Anglo left Mas
sau news had been received that the
Yankees were working night and day on
iron clad vessels with view of attacking
Charleston soon. Day before yesterday
Yankee gunboat came up the river as
far ~ West Point, making no stay, but
gave notice that they intended to send ND
large vessel to blockade the river and
stop the rebel trade IN oysters. They al
so stated the people on the Rarpahannock
river have not yet tasted the terrors Of
war, and they intend to give them visit
shortly. Friction matches sold in Rich
mond on Goth at sll. SO per gross.
The Examiner says we have been wait
ed upon by several of the surgeons who
came up from Aiken's landing on Tues
day in charge Of the wounded pareled
prisoners, and from their statements Of the
treatment at that point il would seen,
that the sufferings Of Confederate prison
ers only commenced when released from
the Yankees. Their custody and care il
transferred TO those from whom they have
a right to expect humane and better
treatment. In the name of God we hope
to hear Of no more such treatment.
A man in Richmond had been senten-
ced &c hard labor in the fort for months
for smuggling liquor into the city.
The Exam.ner says the Wagon train Of
Supplies brought out OF Kentucky By
Gen. Kirby Smith was 80 miles long and
brings million yards OF kentucky jeans,
with large amount of clothing, boots
and shoes and 900 wagon loads OF bacon,
5000 bbls. -four, 1900 mules and horses,
5000 beeves, and = large lot of swine.
The Raleigh Express says there are
many considerations which make it nec-
essary that the government should take
prompt and energetic measures to hold
against the enemy tie eastern portion Of
N. c. The people of This region are al
ready alarmed at the prospect Of being
overruled by the enemy, and al0 said to
distrust the ability OF the government to
hold this country, and to be making prep
arations to remove their slave property 10
safer quarters. ~.
The Neusc river is navigable at high
freshet for boats drawing or 5 feet of
water to Smithfeld, within 20 miles Of
Raleigh. Ii would be improper to say
what has already been done to close this
river. ya
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Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, !
5Af Sunday, Nov. 2.

-GN T. 800 L. d
Gen. Pleasanton came up with the en-
emy's cavalry and artillery at Phillement
about IL o'clock yesterday. The fight
which was conducted wholly BY artillery,
lasted abput FIVE hours when the enemy
retired toTT MON, small town three miles
beyond. Our loss was killed and Ia woun-
ded. The enemy's force consisted Of .
,portiop Of Stuart's cavalry and one bat
terry. Five of them are known to have
been killed. This morning Pleasanton
renewed the attack at 8 o'clock. At ten
o clock he was reinforced by brigade of
infantry. At one o'clock the rebels fell
back from Union, and our troops occu-
pied the town. Our loss up to 8 O'Clock
to-day, VAS l killed and A wounded.--
During the action = rebel caissou was
exploded by Que Of our shells. The ene-
my's loss is unknown. The firing in that
directions was very heavy from 5 O'Clock
10 dark. Result is not known. Con.
Nc lellan visited the front this 1. m. A
heavy dust was observed to-day at Ashby
yer. IN What direction the rebels are
moving is not known, the distance being
too great. To-day 3 brigades Of rebels at
last advices were advancing up the west
side of the mountain in two columns
Firing allowed but no more is known. y
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British Stsamers CaPsnreA.
New York. Oct. Q

Port Royal dates to the Goth ult. state
that two British rebel vessels, the
Mingbo and Scotia, have been captured.
The vessels and cargo were valued at,
81 100000, The British rebel steamer
Mingho wasrnn ashore ard destroyed -
K was reported at Port Royal that
rebel ram was coming down the river
from Savannah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04

The schooner Anna Anultn, With
wheat, barley and rye from Canada, lost
her canvas in ths late IVA S stAA port
last night, and west T. Aors 4as6s candy
CrSek. The schooner Mary AM, With
gsaip, ~ - Gls4llf, Mith lAllksp, both
hon othAdz. ~ a1hore down IN Ike
III 4aalEqnM $3.50
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Boston, Nov. 8.

b0StOn, NOV. 3.
A letter from the West coast of Africa,
dated July 18th, states that an earth
quake occurred on the roth. Nearly ev-
cry house In the town was DESTROYED,
and the three forts are 10 ruins.
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From Warrington.

Head Quarters Army of the Potomac, ]
Whestland, Va, Nov. I'd. 8 p. N.
To His Excellency the President:
1 have just received dispatch from
Gen. Mcclellan, dated at Smokers Gap,
stating that his had full possession of the
Gap. When Gen. Hancock srrived there
Il was held BY the enemy's cavalry, Who
were ct once driven out bya column
Of from 500 to 600 infantry The rebels
advanced to retake it but we're dispersed
by the FIRE of our rifled guns.
The position is q strong one from eth
er side.
It is said that Gen Jackson and Gen.
A. p. Hill are in the valley opposite.
Gen, Pleasanton had driven the enc
my's cavalry several miles beyond Union,
At O'Clock this p. m.
4 (Signed) A. B. MARCY,
Chief of Staff.
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Fl. Monroe, Nov. 5.

TT. MUnrO6, nov y.
The flag Of truce steamboat South
America left Fl. Monroe this morning
for Aiksn's Landing. About 30 rebel
passengers arrived here this morning on
the baltimore boat say cannonading was
heard no tho Jnnes River hast evening
ut 10 clock. The cause was not as
ccrtained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04
Batchel er's Hair Dy e-..Ths Best In
the Worll.

WILLIAM A.HATCHELoK,s celebrate ed ain D,s
yr"taoes color 70 be dlstn ed from tnre
~atisa.sa DOT 10 injure h. hair tbs eas remedies
the Ill effects of bad dyes and ipyrorstss for
life GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns
AspsDdid biaeker brown, leaving the hair seft and
beautiful. Sold by all druegists 6e.
The genuine Unsigned WILLIAM A. gATCEET0R,
- tbs Jesr sli<s Of saeA boz.
Factory, No. 81 KArcisy Street, New York fI>ts
23s Broadway aud JsBond Street, ries-dAvIy
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x A, DUKES
~.
ANTISEPTIC WATERPROOF
BIACKING.

EEFsaR ebsnpieted arrange a3eEts 10 mann are
Ii4ts UkRIN Al LED LEATfikk PEESbkyATIvE
y Guy extent demanded BY dealers. far and hsar "
take pleasure In announcing the fas and soiicflfn
the patronage DIAL who would deal taelr prot
and the Advantage Of tAeix customers.
We are Bow paiting Or two sized boxes which se
sell II - caEts Aid s. ~ ss aoseB respectively, for
cash.
knowing this Backing 70 satPau all other articles
now before the pnblic, ~aLrr preof and leather
preserving preparation, TAXI pleasure in soiiciAng
ordsrs.
Joth.r afs lone BY IN ali will rrcevc prompt
h0n, sna 60 p wii be orw ded i'm Htely on re-
eslpt OF remi.lAlsl4 A ddress
y. DUKE Agent
eci25-dN ksokuk, ISsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04
THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, N0TEMBER 4.

T The packet Kate Cassci leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from keokuk.
jc24-dtf.
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septl-d
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and after this date Powder will be allowed
sold in Keokuk without permission Of the
any kind OF Arms whatever nor Munitions OF War
1thss also been ordered by the special Agent OF the
Treasury Department allow Goods or Groceries
sxeaPtin limited quantities family use to 60 into
Missouri or the southar tier Of Counties.
Ths object Ia to keep supplies from the tbeis Or
armed bands ofguerrtIasi In Northeast Missouri.
john sIANAus,
Surveyor oflhe Port Of Keokuk.
Keokuk, Aug. IA, 1862
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Mr.. Frazier seems to be special pet
with these gentry, as he met with like
misfortune last July.
FrRE.-On Sunday afternoon fire oc-
eurreJ IN the Carpenter shopof Mr.. Cody,
neai The corner Of 9th and Main streets
nhe wind being high at the time the
flames we're communicated to an adjoin-
ing stable owned by Mr.. Burrows, and
soon shop and stable were completely de-
streyed. Mr.. Cody estimates his loss At
$500. -Four chests of fine tools were
consumed, together with mortising and
tennoning machines. and the shop was
full of lumber already worked up. The
establishment was unquestionably set on
hre, as there was no ode in tho shop du-
ring the day.
The want of suitable hose was again
experienced in this fire, and we trust our
brave fremen will soon be aecomm odated
as they richly deserve to be in this respect.
DH The 18th Iowa passed this place
on Sunday last. This regiment is very
fine looking body Of men, and will doubt
less sustain the high reputation of Iowa
soldiers. They are armed with Enfield
rifles, and fully uniformed.
The field officers of this regiment are ::
Gen. A. Stone, Colonel.
Fabian BrJdolE Lieut.. Colonel.
Calvin Taylor. Major
The Colonel and Lieut. Col. have both
seen service aud are well fitted for d.. Of
fees they occupy.
Major Taylor has never seen service as
an officer, but he win doubtless aoquit
himself nobly.
2IrH IowA.-Four companies of this
Regiment passed down the river yester.
day, under command of Major Howard,
en- route for Cairo. The remaining SIX
are in Minnesota, the whole regiment
having been ordered there by Gen. Pope
to assist in quelling the Indian depreda-
tons.
Although these difficulties, had ceased
when the regiment reached Minnesots. 1t
was deemed best to 20 and meet the H.
dams in council with large display of
armed force, to impress their minds with
the necessity Of absolute obedience to
the Government. The six remaining
will join the advance in few
days.
The Field officers are:
Col. Jas. /. Gilbert, Of Alamakee Co.
Lieut.. Col. Jed Luke, Of Buchanan
County.
Major G, w. Howard, Of ChicNasaw
County.
THIRTY FIRsr REGiMENr.-Tbis su Pc
rior body of men, from the Camp at nav
venpor. passed down the river yesterday
morni ng, on board the steamer Sucker
State. A portion VI the men and the |
Quarter Masters stores were put on the
cars at Fort Madison, to enable the boat
to pass over the Rapids.
The boys took their breakfast on the
Levec, and seemed to enjoy very much
their parting call on Iowa, before leaving
for Dixie. .f# ,f{#E
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Washington. Nov

The National Bank Note Company have
brought the daily delivery of Postage
Stamps currency 70 s66, 900. There II
!, new slight falling of, owing to the pro-
cess of some changes in the arrsngsnsnts
J ~but thu will soon be rectihsd. Il
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Philadelphia. Nov. Q

HIIHuCIPHIa, 4NOV, =
The District Commissioners announce
officially that the volunteers from Phila-
dolphia number 20, 85l--being l43lover
the quota required to fill the call for Co.,
000 men. Returns for extra credit be-
yond that ascertained by the enrolment
assessors were made by lis precincts.
I The canvxssers report that no draft
win be needed in PhikdeIphia. the quota
being 6llcd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04

AeA. The attention Of shippers of pro-
duce is directed to the advertisement of
Parker, Raymond 4 Mellen in to-day's
paper,-a good responsible firm.
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stock Market.

Nov York. Nov ,.
Stocks dull and lower,
Money good demand 500 per cent.
Sterling Exchange In moderate businsss ~ for best
bankers bills.
Gold 1aO&.
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MORE PATIENTS yesterday morning
g Hospital Steamer arrived with BIT sick
and wounded men, for our Hospital
They are from Corinth and Hatchie.
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NOTICE.

CEMETERY NOTICE.
All persons having frfnrts Ified 81 Oakland Gene
terry, upon lots that have decided h, the city
are notlhed 20 call upou the Clerk the Council and
reeette aecs fer sad lots After the November
he1i all budles buried upon lots not decided will be
removed, aud the lots become subject to sale.
b. order OF the Cemetery Committee
X. +. MERRIAM
Clerk OF City Council Of The ttty Of keokuk.
septll -dtd
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JOHN sTAENrs,
snrveyo or OF ihe Pert.
Casiem House once. Keokok, Aug 81, 't2-aug2e-otf

To THE NERVOUS OF Born SANEs.-
sdcIergyman ha vi he isiats 10 heaith in
few days, after MANY yeats n al gu svribg, 10
vilsHg 70 assist Others D. sending TREE on receipt
OF postpaid directed envelope, copy Of the pre-
scription ns~d. Direct TO the REV. JOHN Ii. DAG
NALL i-6 Fuhon street, brooklyn, Y.
fjst3-dAwSm
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Demand Notes i28@l264 .
NEW BOOKS.

lOepheus G. Kerr Hapersi
OkAraneo River =.
wcw Am--,e.r a.~acr~dia-vc,sr,e -;
Rxxenahce;
Tom Hfcyn Il Hneby,
Edwin Brothcstoft-- winthrop; EJ #
Cioister aud Hearth Reade; @E
Tom Rrown Al Oxfovdj =
undercurrents pf Wall Street.
! EhaA4w IN the HoHsc;
This day tee4iysd, ~
Z BROwNELL.S Book sters,
sspt2o-A y 81 Cor. Main asdAta skrooes
\ MOTHER SUPPLY. st sss
xsosivsdtAi 1ay, nsw stock Of
81 PhossenpA AlbsMs,
very much cheaper than ny arst invoices. Also,
Rhcte9saph Pictures. stS6 ssnaes
sprsA-l z Nv. oGpx1.
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notice to shippers ana Carriers.

By order from the Treasury Departure nj. Ship
pers and Carriers requir before ship
ments OF Goods or Salt amounting 10 over $3.50 70
places In tie Hrst and second tier Of eountss on the
sasthsrn border OF the State Of lows TO ne In The
Custom House Once ~ Keoknk, Iowa, An osth pre-
scli.ra by the 1restary department a.e, to execute
bind, Wi approved stfetes, thstthe goods therein
described sLAa bet be sold used any
way, As 10 give aid comfort 70 insurKeats on TO
synpathxers with thos In rebellion against the Gov
erament OF the United States.
Blanks can be chained and instructions given at
the Surveyors once
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TT Some goods in the show window
Of fouuker d BRO. took FIRE last .. eninr.
when soldier happening along broke the
riadow and extingnslcd the flames.
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BURGLAR. Last Saturday night the
tailor shop Of Mr.. John Frazier, on Main
street. between 4th and 9Th, was entered,
and all the contents, valued at about two
hundred dollars, distracted. therefrom.
Mr.. Frazier seems to be special pet
with these gentry, as he met with a like
misfortune last July,
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CoIScIDEscE-Four steamers arrived
at our wharf to-day at one and the same
time. Taken together they out-whissed
Yankee, and stirred up more Mississip
pl gravel than a school Of alligators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04

@ fPrognostications yesterday in
regard to tie weather were total fail
ure. We now make amends By predict
ing the finest kind of Indian Summer for
the next three months.
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COPA!R TNERsHIr.

The ahdersixnsd have ihi. asy associated them
together under the name and style n r. n mrs 90
for the purpose Of MAnsa eiig general colI~ctna
brokerage businsss. r. NJ HUME
hs0kuk, Oct. t1th l669. JOHN PEVXNn
0T4le n
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.nt2a-dif

HID. sugar errsd prisf gesf far sale al retail, b
sct6-d Alst.y l,f, A. EIRf.g
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FssAso CArraway Seed, s.-
~ elxtine, AssortedExtracts, s Il
my ,er's Isinglass Bath Bricks,
Ost Meal. White Pepper,
sNa Corp StAfehs FH Essence Conee,
Hceksr's Farins, Sal Soda,
BxbePsGhocolate, Wooden Waye A<
Per sale by RoBEKTsON MCQUEEN
aprlB-d
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fenn HOn MALE on FEMALE AGENTS TO
NAH.UNlO SELL ALOYU,s NEW sIT EEL pLATa

AEENTS
Ht II Ill ] sEii I,nyi,,H NEW ,;T EEL pIATH
Ht npTi, MAp 0t THE VNlTFD
Io0N ~, WnDs hMn vFE ERIrESWICK
~ .r C' c eys roc,Irtod Arenst TO- 1852; cost
500 0no ~ .n,raya il ana or. wears time.
S-o'Voo 70 ens' 1a6e NV Cation or Mitch
eli and sells at the low prce of tfl cents 3To ESQ names
grtved on this map. ltls not only ''"'"S map
but 1t IS also rr,rv u Nm cAr1RoAD MAP
f,se limited states and ,anadas combined in one giving
nv ER{ hhhoh' oIA'io'
lnu .n",, n,H,'lI a, WA, ~ r. ~ ner dsy ana
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icsti1lcrefs7s

- = -
..,.t., ...-'..
T...-..r # @Gase h.tt' iacc, CT Vermont
u,.Nu2, ESQ,
700. ..--i be-. tsaya to add Uy testimony in favor
NlHn kEtSNAElt and NEURALGIA
.- h.ar suffering y iii Eheunatisfn more
IF. ! ."s. one bottle ofyoar Compound, which
+. t,1el
.Tth ii and most ca2c!ouf madeline Tor that
tsn WAtG. hIipHtDGM.
r.rGare", w.. Dec !, 1850
',''1H'' e and Neuralgia Compound y
s.e ~ Dt~.c."c !0f tae u!se2fe e;tr 5aV.
CiA5, 4. SMITH,
g. or Hi' uoa>e' boSton.
4" .'.i h""lmatlsm twenty years and
r..'.ta'. - 't:' oe.. seTera' WetHa last spring,
r....t. -,I.i ~ me u*e q Ora bottle OF GarGi-
.t !. s4N''!C ana neuralgia polnd.2-NOk-
."' l.'.@, ; iran &in street, Boston.
8u- BE- 70 " cons ahJ sufferer rom Neuralgia for
r TtN. ''."-- he>h driven oY cKcrutiating PEN
e'e.a4 o. 't'A .F'o3 remedies without obtaining re-
W. '.~'t 10 ~ Garl!ae'5 EheutaGtc and
N" "a 1"ANo2Aa, l nave taErn but one bottle
l4- e7.T.} "eih-D' L. A LN. Dcy Good
.sNr ~" . A,G't'oa hioGS, hoWeii, mass.
..Ta zen .'",cIcA "!iA HnN hheun IN its worst
.'1 2' j lehg 'ime' ana suffered rore than cen be
,"e| fIv.PI ~ tnose tltH'iafly alnicted' l tried
eH"9 u your tcinpound' ana can honestly say
p. .>a.e'e 'nyIe!t entirely cured John MORDo
u! u u'',e' hos,on, 'haSs.
'-a'r" t'1 ~, ~ aSe' ms ocea 'hTee years Srea
E"r salt Kheum, has hands covered with sore
g 9 constant van one bottle oi your compound
Asp - w 'iauinonu2 70 "hk street, Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
Verasa ONT CemaFas and sesg25~
warn Railroads.
Trat,,s cntr,i. .,.,,,eI, n,.. x2nat.

&'H2tZas GOING 9olIth aE2~3 East.
Leave hia9tpciie' 2f % NJ 10 =. H. and 10 20 PA
Ef Al TRAIN leaves Ecpses Fuin. q $50 A. NJ N.
WA ANahs ~ G,l5 A. EuIGEton us H., CON
ChGo al hiio iuTc- J0Hctnn Pittraine for (ror
N2is E'Yer. 81. iohEshuiy aad int!etc,. and IyilA
Northe,n Railroad f,T Bosom, Lowell, Worcester s."
aEa corN2clin II Z. Haya Falls with theg,lre y. 2
~ .Nston and Mh Vermont valley T.. F.. Tor &prina-
hold, Ne" Haven ana New IogH, arriving in New YorE
al l0,l5p n.
EgrEBss Train leaves Dougo's Point g, 7t5 /. M 10.
burlington and Northfeld, ConntcliDg at Burlington
with hoalS for W :iiiemll, &c.
NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN !eH%os ogdenshutc at 1850 NJ.
Nom "a at 400 EoHses poHi3t go P. NJ, cr2
t4 at Hoaiona at go A. NJ. connecting al Bellows Fails
vita cheshire t. I. tor Boston end Worcester and With
Vermont Valley 2 l.. for SDr;nlGed and New Haven
and arriving in Tsw York ut 4 45 P. IL.
Irains Going No1sta o'.d West.
Leave montpelier at ) co A. II. $40 NJ. and . ID NJ
Mail iRAl" leaves Boston AZ 80 A M, VIA Lowell
Lawrence Fitcbburg. Leaves Springfield at 7 2l N
Bellows Falls at l2.25 connecting at White ve
Junction with Northern L. r from Boston and with Pas
G"npsic X Il. tor and from St. Jobnsbury and LttlcOu
2rrlVng at burlington AZ G15 P. and St Albans at
80 NJ, Osdensburs 259 M, and Montreal at 10 80
AccoMMopA-1oN TEAM leaves Mortified at 90 A. ~.
and Burlington at 925 Nj, for Rouses Point nd Mon
| tfeal.
NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN leo YES Bellows Falls at IS Pm
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
New York at 800 A. NJ. and from Cheshire Il.
leaving Boston at 90 ?. NJ. connecting al
| 500 P. NJ. via Lowell Lawrence. Leave @h!
River Junction at ll.53 P. NJ, arriving at Burlington
at 500 A. NJ. Roussa Point at 710 A. NJ, Mo ntteal
IL, 90 NJ. and Ogdelsbuig Oh at 1910 NJ conneCtin
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and tn
| West.
Sleeping cars a re attached to both the night expre
/ trains ing between Rouse's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets ior Chicago and the West for sale
the principal stations.
Et. Albans. Vt, Dec. s. 1862.