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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

sAyINGs,IINSTITUTI OF 3RIgHMOND.
- oIyICE AT TIKI sToREo{ oARIsTIANA LATHRoP, !.
g.. = 49, iH OS % MAIN ALA l.. -
VHERE DEPOSITS win be received which an Interest Of sr
wv per cent will belpaid all Sums remaining on dspoh az
T Institution has been in existence far Thryone yeal1 ha
Loaned over Ten Millions Of Doia has no ended has
never los, enc dollar or failed 70 pay when du.
80 -. JAZZ. H. 9ARDErR, President.
= 80 WI! n. 0HRIsTIAN, csshisr.'
ssi-.,ly 80 HUGH ", yRY, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
RRDRmPrION OF S,6I4 sc OF VIRGINIA I

NJHE holders Of the following certificates Of debt Issued By the
Of Virginia. under Act 70 provide Ter the eonstrue
Tufnoke road from Stanton 70 Par ersburR passed
march, ISIS amended The Sd section Of an act to pro
raising certain railroad mpanes And for other
purpose passed s March 1852" will sk notice that the Com
mones sinking Iund Win proceed on the Sst day Of
Deer S6 redeem the said certificates (excetSo much there
Of As ny appear held ezsns o. toe United sntes at The
Trezuy Commonwealth 1he holders Of said certificates
are rqared Sl Sst December 1851 to surrender the
the oee Of tbs seeood suo Wheeler surrendered Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

DEAL AND PERSONAL RsrAfE FOR sAIE-.on "Wednesday,
ahe 18th day ct JihuAr ne5t fair not the hs fair
thereafter Is tat ei Sale P4bieiy on he premises rac.
OF land Ciea Seiat SauAsd ye IN County
ityour miles ABOVE Riehmoadi ina heihy sad desh.n
nsighborhoea Ts ie lnins about SIX Hundred Acres NE
canal Divide bottom Of ss9dsse
10 Oths hest and ". SPsE sra IN tacs
wheat seeded Oh the i.hd The yslins House + sa
ant Tobacco Barns Nssro Cabins
eonvehtncs lfket and The produfyeness
this farm renders Il ond Of the Ino desirable A ~ been
cSunty or tevsral yearf Persons who ssh
10 the land before NE day sale can do calling on the
Also: Siy ss al Of The crops (sSy 100 bar
res Corn Rounds Tpbaec .v, Fodder Hay az seye
81 Mue Horsts KEN Cows Hog, forty SIX Pat
llosas 81 the pantssn tools shd indictments az ,E "a
the day fowing she Red Houe plantation an Bneking
County win be sold the Of Tobaeeo and one hall 81
Corn aud proyend Of every head Of
Mules Horss Cxen Cows Stock Hog AMI f Hogs Carts Wsg
onS great OF Psntltion utens Tvs Wheat ReapeIs
Pet Black mhS Tools Tools aud many useful A
'clss OF houSekeepInR:: T. ID -I.t.! a. - :, l.
TERMS oFsALK Ror Tie real esste one third cash Will be
6alspe pf the purchase money In install
meniS o. one and woyeari 80 i. /. td::t - IL, Il
For the Sxsona property, all sums Of twenty delsn and upder
cssh above that smSunt Rcre Of four VIII be gwen
eIecunS NH approved security before The pro-
perry Is &c ivered1 =. q, L. :, Y =
Sc -. Executor Of william woodsoh, deceased.
IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
.nRLooMsRIiiRIiiiYin FOR sALK.

IHE dergped one sale ID TkAUf OF, LAND called
staiioi donaining sevea Hundred II the
am lately sold ~ VIZ Rs VIE and KENNEDY and
Ihslands Of e. sscksan. o. Thorn AID VIM Life
This Yarn il situated Ia nerhborhood remarkably adapted To-
Tie growth Of whsl asa ra.s Buildings rather old but
WITH moderate rsSaiis w for The comfortable accom-
irnodIon Of Pesoes DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited
70 erGnlne themselves We Will merely f
hii enc Of the beat fArni In this neigh
tor ~
iooIntfAh Nhse'.,s 81
. TsssAs win be made accommodating. : -.
lor further apply JohS Msugher, WlJ
oaPepsr soany, o. w Green oaPepsr
O,urthorse. :. - JOHN, sLAUGHTER,,
|: tsnr6:eu 3. . - HILL q, hEADBOkD,S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
!: MISsISSIPPI-LAND3 FOR SALE.

OYER Tor sale my Ia county Mis- Ther.
I'll Ia 1900 acre. In cult yaon which ID all table land except
There On the place new
dwelling house, Ioory and s The yard finely set
variety shubbery; Gin house nne framed quarterS
s witt The hedFeln The sste For the plantation
ts0Psr acren sI eqaa pay enu with n,erss fron
!Np.,tr = y ~, :. Vernon. Madison county. ha
4 JOSHAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
J0NRs united II The prseee Of tae law NcnEonds
Ma JoI WI also pflcss II IS. orcu COURT, Of Iahnont
CIV and Henricof 49,
IN Il ,hs rn.t Of Prankrn and lsh rtssu
.n1s-aAdtf - >: - =, y - -, =, u y. -
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qEEReRAPHIo.
TRANsEER OF PRISONERS.

COLuxBIA, s. G., Jan. lst-An the Yankee prisoners
sm Charleston including Col COFcOran, arrived here
this afternoon in special train. They were met at the
depot BY the rebel guard of this city and conducted to
IN So.
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. - - T.. -
DECEMBER 1851.

DECEMBER 1851. LDECEYBER 1851. i
DRUGs,,MEOiCINEs, &c.
ToHN GRAY 4I MAIN street. Riehmond Va has In tore
y and sale Gi Esks' raes for CASE ony ne eow
IndlFo, strictly prime quality ;''''' -; -: :
haddsr, good omoros' :. - ;s"'-'~ -. /: u.
..I tAlau4-e ~: = .'fi = .. -
6un Opium =. ~. ~ - :. s..-!':' -. q
Powd. Oplun, -. :; a. - - =. : = 49,
=, euph. MorphiA; -. =. :. 1 :: =. ..-".i -, .
Calonel.'.t = -. 90, -:
'BlSe Mas ,...::::' .'s;. !:';; !''i;. ~
MercuriAi Ointment a.;;.'. - -~ 80. 1879
Chlofoforu tp,s,' Niire - go. e.. - = :: 49, =.
Adhesive Plaster :.; y: e. = =, - = '.i.
Fsrtar.e Acids sup.. oarb. Soda - :. -: " ~.
.;Bla.k;Pepper. Anspics, Ginger -. :. $500 :
.RuimsSs, haeeN ooses and Cinnamon :. ::'':'H;
Salad, on Ca Lemon, purG:-..'-' 49, ;..-i -
0Sstis soap: ~ - -. .
.iPowd, RhuoaIbR.J. 49,. : d - -
-. tyreneh NustSrd, Cocoa. - - -: = -
80. 9erIn6n MG.eSes &c, &c. - .:,-.: -: - - .
Aho variety Of Patent or fAEly mediclnesS -
mes 81 Z. - .. ,,~:.a JOHN TaGRAY. Drussstr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

(.To SUTL LEXIS A o ;W ERG II "a. M: -.
WE have Of Tobacco and seghr Of
w. every serpuon and qulity - e 80" -
Champaign Wines qi. ard ptti OF approved brands
pricrs, i,;'-.:.'I - $500 CHkss BAYaE.k;c0.,
no9s No." = Under spotWood Hotel
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&. i. {. EDUCATION.

fNAR .UNDBRsIGNBD, MiSTRfs, OF. ARTS.
thet University Of Virgins, Of nahe
nae In sleghsty College, proposes 10 opei In this city,
schoo p:epsTa tothe Cniyersiyer asy of
The subjects will be the LAIt Creek atr9snI Ireneh
and spanish E.nguags and Matchmaker gnh Grammar and
Composites Wiz tllo receive due attention. :;
ne ieS6oE eoa;nes Saihe 9Th 3aaasry 1862, and eose
Tares; sseS to be in advance aad remainder
The Isl u lBriG -i-,> < F.ss-- -. =
!, Tor iurS e rarGeulirs address. at SOriR.
/ ds6-lm 80. 49, 49, p. O.IMpRRr, N A.
! H. -. < 'ts." 80 RI5unos5 Dec; 3; 1851.
Mr. cinennstns Morris Muster ef Arts III, urveisly Of
Virginia. r9odI ehoar mo al char . witbou
prosch; he u Ggen and faithful leaeher. safely recon-
i 10 the psonAge OF this any other community
Instructor Of yoa'n' e, T.. -! =: Z: bLhis9t'
Ihesy eODclr In The above having known Me Mog;s
student he IN y;r Of sasss teach
.r for seyei al ears. LID WARD s.JuYNES NJ A.,
8 dsi0-im ts..:. : Prof YIN. and Mary College
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
RUNAWAY.

oO = REWARD-A negro nan uaurd, gilbert, ace b.
- - - an 80 yearsts colr back N sksrs
sss under 'he l6oat ak ites ah black hall; his elot
icx a blak c5a', anl paid slcr pants bozght hin In
Dckns5a Hlfs Auction room .' russtAy. He s&s brought
here s.asnA1 named DR. Thomas g. Neal OF Hartford Go
Hsrtl ca ol1ssG ~ prsusls saturday ahrrn3on, be-
AID three cock
~ give n aSoye resArd .ot him secar,i IN sny Ill
tha' I can r Q I'm Il A MAEss,
dAD-1mH t6 Main street Richmond.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
MIscELl ANXIOUS ITEMS.

The New York Commercial says the follow
ing conversation took place between General
Bank. and member of has staff few days
ago:
staff Officer General. the members Of
your staff are DESTROYS Of knowing something
about the destination OF the expedition, so
hat they can take proper clothing with them.
General-A very natural desire, certainly.
staff Offcer-We won like to know
whether We should take light OF heavy cloth
ing
Gouernl--( With his accustomed grayty)
Take both KINDS, sin, take both kinds, and
You will not fail to hit the nail on the head.
staff Oaicer-Good morning, Genera,
General--Good morning. sr.'
-Four clerks have been engaged over three
months in the Surgeon Generals Office at
Washington in the compilation, in chronicle
gical order, from official reports, OF a com
plete li,t of all the casualties since the out
break OF the war. The difficulties Of he uu-
dertak,ng ale 50 great that they got through
with the casualties of 1861 only about week
since Az the severest losses of life occurred
in s62 the list will not probably be COM
pleted for several months.
~ lhtHpId anu NhtWhih, NpNN.s nave
just voted he copperhead ticket The Nslt-
iord convention was held in one OF these
towns, and somebody in the other was care
less enough, sometime ago, TO plunge train
OF railway passengers into watcry grave
No wonder these towns are unpauiotic and
careless.
When the president landed at Aqua Creek.
going 10 see Burnside, there were boards In
the way on the wharf. which the meu ba.icu-
ed 60 remove, hut the president remarked ia
his usual style Never mind boys, my legs
are pretty long, have brought me thu, fan
through life, and | think they will take me
over this difficulty.
The small pox is raging among the contra
bands Alexandria, Va, aud new hospital,
designed especially for their accommodation,
Is being erected there. The deaths among
the negroes from this disease, during the past
week, averaged nine daily
Artemas Ward says that "unless there,
iherent management of the war right of
the En- rican Eagle will have 10 disguise his
-slf as Shanghai rooster, and make track,
for Canada. while the Goddess of Libert,
will have to 20 out dom gen'Fal housework
a. 81 a week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
Our armu eurrrsponotnrt.
FROM THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
Posr NEAR US1oN MILLS, Val
December Q

Dear journal In my last informed you
Of our removal to some point IN this direc'
ton, | can only say now, that we are at a
place called Union Mills, on small stream
called Bull Run. 1t derived It's name from a
mill. which was once situated here, and which
now is nothing but ruins. 1t is very un.
even country. and broken here and there by
eatthworks, which have been, sometime dur
ing the rebellion, thrown up by the rebels
The Orange and Alexandria railroad have a
station here to supply us with subsistence
NC, the trains do not run beyond here at
present. There are ruins Of demolished cars
laying near the track and other evidences, OF a
"smash upon the track we have an IRON
plated car, which has holes from which a file
Of soldiers may FIRE, it is pushed on in front
OF the trains and loaded with soldiers it
guards the road as we proceed, its sides arc
marked with rebel bullets and in fact is quite
fort, on small scale.
Our new Brigade, which is under the com
mand Of Col. Randall, who makes an excel
lent Brigadier, consists Of the lsth, 18th and
5ih Vermont regiments, Keystone and Mas
sachusetts 18th batteries and regiment of ca
vary, which is quite formidable force. The
4th Vermont and cavalry besides one section
OF the Keystone artillery are several miles
from the rest Of the Brigade at q place called
Wolf Shoals OF Ford
was at Fairfax Court House Saturday
last aud saw Gen. Sge, and opine he is
just the man. He has very large force I'M
der his immediate command and is well able
TO rerel all attacks which the rebels can
makes.
passed over the railroad to Alexandria, a
distance Of perhaps twenty-five miles, and no
ficed that many regiments we're encamped
near IT, There are but two stations between
the city and our camp. Fairfax station aud
Annandale near the latter place many cou-
chestnut for frewood to supply government.
Lieut. Col. Brown commands the Thirteenth
at present Lieut.. Geo. 5. Robinson Of Co.
G is Acting Adjuant.
Oul pO1H udu a lnobt btNtio HhlNhi oHN
now are fairly settled for the time being, at
least. They have great deal Of picket duty
to do, Sunlight be expected, as We lay in the
advance.
Thanksgiving was appointed to be observed
in Washington Nov. 27th. Subscriptions
were raised, and a dinner provided for the
soldiers remaining in the numerous hospitals,
at many of the churches in that city.
Ten sick soldiers were discharged from our
regiment few days since. Among the num-
Der were - Shaw, Co. H., and John ID.
Kellogg, Co. l.
The weather is growing very cool, and
frosts are getting to become quite common.
We did not like the idea OF leaving our almost
completed "winter- quarters" which promised
10 be 70 comfortable, but It's for the best--we
can't fight and stay in that locality at the
same time.
We are looking for great news from Burn
side, and we cannot be disappointed.
Yours, J. b. l..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12

greet that ono so promising should 40 soon BE-
called from our midst to answer the dread
summons. The funeral services were most
impressive. The company Of which he was a
member marched from their company grounds
TO the front OF the hospital, where his remains
were appropriately laid out and after suita-
bic religious exercises by the chaplain, com.
pany g.. followed by the other companies oi
the Regiment, took last look Of their de-
parted friend, and HE remains we're then for
warded TO his friends in Vermont II was
The most solemn scene | have yet witnessed
in camp. and one that cannot fail to make O.
lasting impression upon the whole Regiment.
Truly .'in life We aye 10 the midst ui death.
On Saturday afternoon last, in company
with Chaplain Sargent Quartermast,r A.
drich, Sergeant Major Randall and Cap.
French Of the 18th, each with an orderly. /
visited Mount Vernon, distance Of about ft
or six miles, where rests the last remains Of
the father Of bis country 1t was q DAY of
pleasure long to be remembered as bright
oasis in the soldiers life. would that | bad
the time and talent 90 describe to your read
ers the place itself and the feelings that gu
the breast Of the visitor as he stands at the
tomb Of Washington and contrasts the time
in which he lived with The present. He
fought for the freedom of the land from for
eign yoke, while the Armies Of thc Union arc
now fighting TO suppress an unholy rebellion
within our own borders. Bat ! leave tor
another correspondent promised account of
his visit 90 the sacred spot, simply advising
all to miss no opportunity To visit for them-
selves a place so fought with sacred memo
ries
| think hear some Of your readers asking
81 wonder what the home editor Of the
Waiclman thinks of the removal e Gcu.
Mcclellan The editor has spoken for him
self and they are words dtly spoken. II any
other man can do better than Gen. Mcclellan
has dune lee him have an opportunity; and
if the Administration are satisfied that our
armies can march to surer or speedicr victories
under Gen Burnside, or any other General,
than under the one who has always been the
particular ayoute of 1.-THE home editor &C
the rotrhmau, then the Administration is
justified in making the change. But one
truth impresses itself vividly upon the mind
of every man who has an opportunity to see
I the inside workings of the machinery OF an
army ;--the wranRIings and Iealou-ies be-
tween officers Ia whose hands have been
plncod the urduous task Of loauing our armies
on 90 victory, is doing more 10 retatd the sue
cess of those armies than all the rebel armies
combucd. II unity aud harmony OF action
could be secured ou the part of those high in
command. and chickering's and jealuusies be
laid aside, then would the same unity and
harmony work like lcaven through the whole
body Of the army, and It would move as one
man to sure and final victory But thi, unity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit and as a warning and a eau
ton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay &c5 supplying at the time the
means ot Sel-CuTe By one who has cured himself after
being put 70 great expense through medical Imposition
and quaokery. By enclosing post paid addressed en-
yeopt. slNGLE COPIES may be had 0f the author Ma.
New York qO42
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
july llth, 1852,
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES, OR
- no CHARGES MApE.-Dr Dow is consulted
daily from ". 10 n, above upon an dilcult
and chronic diseases ~ every and nature having
by HE uuwearitd attention and extraordinary success
gained reputation which calls patents from all parts Of
the country 90 obtain advice
Among the phy sicaus Ia Boston stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DIR DOW. No En-
dicot street Boston Those who need the services Of
experienced physician and surgeon should give him a
call.
p s-Dr Dow imports and has for sale a new article,
called the French Secret Order BY mail Two foi 81
and a red stamp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12

CAUTION 10 FEMALES IN DELICAT

4 'AUTlON TO FEMALES IN DELICAI T.
~ HkALIH.-Dr. Dow, fny sician and Surgeon, No.
kndicott street, Boston is consulted daily for all
diseases incident TO the female system. Proapsus Uter.
falling VI the Womb, tluor Aibus Suppression, and
other menstrual deraug all treated upon new
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
few days 30 invariably certain 10 the mode Of
treatment, that most obstinate complaints yield under
and the afflicted person soon rcoces perfect health.
Dr. Dow has 40 doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases Of women aud children than any phys
clan iu Boston.
boarding accommodations Tor patients who may wish
TO stay 10 Boston few days under his treatment
Dr. bow since $40 having confined his whole stten-
ton uhce pfactce for the Of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior ia the
United states
n bah letters must contain four red stamps or
they will MT be- answered.
Odce Hours from N. To- Bpm
Aprl- ~ a5AI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
VIENNA MATcHEs.-Theso M.,cbo,

are The only ones used by the Royal Families. No.
by aud Gentry Of Europe, and they are the oni match
Is which should be used by respectable families In This
coui ny being without sulphur, Odoress smok
VANISHED waterproof and beautifully colored in fancy
round boxes aud AZ price which brings them into COM
petition with the dlsagreeable suncatng sulphurs made
IN IN. country For ne sick room and paror they are
an indispensable necessity and luxury Imported and
for sale, Wholesale aud retail. hy
J. 7, RICHARDS, M Commercial ST. Boston
county Merchants call and see samples. 23.35
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
j DIX BOW continue. 20 boz consulted al boz. othce.
ls aud Eud'c0tt street. Bo.tun a diseases of 4
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATJI.t
ly urg COURSE " stud. lud pfartca experience of
unlimited extent nr ID hls uov Che auhgstlu Of pre-
scouting .r nulururafe wItf remedies have never
since DO hr,i nr.dl ICED mcm. failed 900 cure o. most
aiafl4lur Gases o..
GONOBRHGlA ANu SYPHILIS
Beneath HIs treatment. a. The taurr oi tenefeal and
impHrr blood. lnp.tcuty Serufla. GuuurrAua .rOr..
pain and datc.- 10 'he regions % procreator. inlam-
nation OF tue OH adder and Kidney, Hydro.ee. Atocss-
horrible symptoms attending this class OF disease are
made 20 become as harmless A. the simplest aiiugs of a
hid.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Or deyutes great par of his time fo the treatment
" those caused By and SOLITARY habit which
ruins me body and mind, uniting tie unfortunate in-
divtusI Tor business society some ~ the sad and
melancholy effects produced by cad} habits OF youth
Weakness 1f The byck ana Labs, Dizziness 40 the head,
Dtmne,s ui sight, PaIpanuu of the heart Dyspepsia,
Ncryou.rcss. Dcrnugrm,ut Of the digestive functions.
te inua much 10 b. dte4itd loss of memory, cone
fusion s IDEAS, depression Of spins evil ioretodu 20.
aversion Of society s-disrust, idts, &c, among
the evils produced such persons should, before
tempatug mau,mouy consult physician Of experience
and be- al once festltri 10 health aud happiness
Patients who sIsh t1 rrmaiu under Dr. Dow's treat
few days or weeks, will bee furnished with plea
SAINT rooms, aud charges Tor board moderate
Medicines sent 20 an parts Of the country with fun
directions for use, receiving description Of your
DR. Dow has also for sale the French Capotes warrant
ed hrrbcst preventative. Order by mail Three for 81.
and red stamp.
Apnl, 1862 9547
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PRICE Two DOLLARS. May be- had q Druggists.
OF will be- srut uy u.au uiou tcoeptof - -, b5
press everywhere, wsh a necessary instruct us flm
TIE principal office Ut SMlIH CO..
solo Pr0pnct.rs.
f1l Broadway. near Broome 3d., Ncv York.
O. Illustrated lrcausc with ,c4iaed Testimonial
sent free uf Adapted 90 soldiers Of 5j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
Eryaipolas - General Debility Purify tho
Hood

From Dr N7it e1'rin. Houston ST. Nrr YORK.
" uU AVER I seldom nIl 90 remove Erupttluf
and s0rlfi4ls SORES 10y thc pcrsOycuug use uI your
SAE-NrAHltrt, und have just now curcd au attack
of WflgH0uf FrWfiurIds with it. 80 alternative Fc
po-se-s equals thr 9NisArNWLLA you h1yc sup
piled 90 Che profession as well aa TO the people"
From Il T. Johnston, Fs7, Watemrp. ohio
" For twelve years { had The yellow Erv.ipclls
on my night arm, during which time tried all the
celebrated ply sic1us could reach, aud took hume
drDds 0l dollars worth of medicines. The ulcers
were 800 bad that the cords became visible. aud tho
doctors decided that my arm must De amputatyd.
began taking your StttNrtBiLt.N Took two hot
Tee, Uud some OF your lrIs. Together they have
cured n1. ] nm now ls we'll and sound us any body.
licug boo public place, my ease is known 20 every
body in this community, aud cNctes the wonder NJ
all
Prom hon HENRI Af0nr0. NJ T. p, Of Ncirtasfic,
O. 49,, re- icldiag i4elLcr Of ne Canadian Parfl-
WrIt
% have used YOUR SAustpAUfif.t boo uly family,
for general dc'NfY. and for pmt1inG ne iItlf,
with worry beneficial results, aud feel confidence in
commencing lt Co the afflicted"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12


Every Saturday, in Philadelphia
Every Monday in New York.
On the 18th and Goth, in Washington, D. c.
On the 18th and p, in Baltimore, Md
On the 18th, 10th and 10Th, in Boston, Mass
DECEMBER.
Every saturday, in Philadelphia
Livery Monday, in New York.
On the ID and 30, in Philadelphia.
On the 4th and 9th in Ohio as above.
On the 10TH in Washington, ID. {.
On the llth in Baltimore. Md.
On the 10th 18th aud 18th in Boston, Mass.
DR.. Schcnck's Principal Office is 80 North
SIXTH Street. Philadelphia, Pa, where letters
for advice should always be directed.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Boston, Mass, GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.,
No. II Marshall street.
New York City, Conrad Fox, No. 81 Barclay
street.
Portland, Nc, W. F, Phillips, No. ll9 Middle
street.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, No. l4o
Wood street.
Martin Koch, Unity. Columbana county Ohio.
St Louis Mo-, Henry Blaksley, corner Second
aud Vine streets.
Baltimore, Md, seth s. Hance, l0s Baltimore
street.
Washington, D. c., Samuel b. Waite, corner
Seventh street and Louisiana avenue.
Chicago, H., Lord Il Smith, No. 20 Lake
street
And sold by Druggists generally in this town.
PRICES.
fumonic Syrup, 81 per bottle, - half dozen
Sea-Weed Tonic 81 per bottle, 80 half dozeu
Mandrake Pills, 20 cents per box l2lms