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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
Philadelphia. Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
t8mmtnclng hlMday, Nee, I9th. IsO


tsaa9, aili lssre Drpc sorasr BROAD STREET AND
sr Baltimore and Washington, stoJpIuE al wilminrion
xssrTyIils BA're de Grace, 4tsrdsir PsrrymIns aod
wiY.xAlL rKAIz at sls a. sr. ,suueav. n ,,Ot,S.,
~ ~ &ssMaoSs M scpplnE At ail feguei stons otpnsetina
si,h the Delaware Railroad Hilmi E,n f,r NIior5
strsIgiS ~ SsS e.. ,H.s.nssis,s stations ggi
hAliinos and Washington, stepping Chester WlIanr
''I' lIpEys;; tRiSS; Rs,sy.s Rs M .ns hsIT' q Grace
IhhlS A. st0 r. A. Sundays eHssptsdl i
SslIilaor, snd Waahipgton, stopping At wlainztop,
nssArs, Lhten North EAat rsrryUe HaTrs a. Grace
siouT Ex esEss Al ii Is =. N. for Bsllinor. aaa
". s.oPpns q Chester toay to lake Bsmors
toe. Hogth-HRst, PsHyVilie sAd HAvrs a. drnss.
'anssrs Dr tortrsh' Monroe will taks tb. ais A. A.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
s1csliak at all stations ts,Eesn Philadelphia and VII
Lsavs Philadelphia at II %. A. NJ 400 sso and leos ~
ts, n ThS y " train soupsstH With the pslswAre Rs
Lave Wilmington At 7lb and 80 a. NJ. eco and Gao
THROUGH TRAINS IRON BALTIMORE rl.
CHESTER ron PHillDELpHiz.
Ieays Chester 1t SIS, ioi4 A. i25o. ais 45a Ta0
SUNDAY TRAINS.
kAPRhdb TRAIN Al 4OS A. M. for Biltimors and 81
w4snnston, stopping at Wilmington PsrfyVils uaYrs
% G liza e., Aberdeen psIrym.as and Maenolis.
wAshiastou, Stopping chester. iiOr Bsia@Srs saS
Shps,Sn F.s p.sss91Esr. wmingtOs NswarS Eltl0u
. .1CO,ohaODArloS TRAIN At 10 r. n. for Wilmington
B1ITiHoRB FOR PHiLADRLpH1L. .t
Leave Baltimore at a21 p NJ, aloppinK At HaVfe de
race ferfyvilie and Wilmington Also stops Ektoa
nd Newark Ito akt passengers for Philadelphia leave
asseHgers from Washington Batmsrel and cnsasrto
2 Leave paaIe.zer' from Baltimore OF Washington.
Leave Wilmington for Philadslphia vt 6.s0 4. NJ
from BALTIMORE no PHILADKLPili1
Lihfe Baltimore S.25 a. NJ, Way Mail. IIO p. ~ Rr.
e aas z. X, Way Train- e,s5 P NJ BkprssL g25
!. TRAINS R0R BALTIMORE
Leave Chest'r At e.AI A. ~, l-jO sud IL 90 P. M.
wilTingion. Al 51s, 80 A. NJ, aq5 ass and
FRk1GHf TRAIN, With passenger car attached will
aAve Wilmington for PsyVllls and saons
: 7boP.h. tSf n. y. KENNY,
EapeFintsndsnt. a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
WAIVER RENrERar EAKE NOTICE.

All persons who have sold Property during the
present year, must give notice in writings at the
Office Of the Water Department Tenth and King
Streets, on or hefvre the SOih day Of November,
and insert in the notice The name Of the person
purchasing the property, otherwise they will be
held liable for the rent Of the next yoar.
Also, all persons who may wish to Odiscobtinue
tie nseOftho Water, or any portion of II, mast
give notice US above, aud pay 81 for cutting
VI the pipos. as no alteration will belnade in any
bill after that date. 4I
A. pRffCHARD,
Supt. OF Water Works.
Oct 10. Oct 21 tnOV 80.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
WTUAL IiSU RI NCE CWHP AEY

Office Wilmington Institute; corner of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
lNfBRksr ok 2KkAlUl MOTIFS HRpucRD ~ PIy u
PER CENT.
VinA pineipls OF Mutual insafahce is believed 20 ha
ne HAiest, and expstraes fa proved be the
neapt moe Ms OF lnsufAnct agains LOss ~ FIRR and
htloush this Institution has hesen but IL years n ~,
stehoe the list nf insurer. will ronpAfe vorAby hIth
Any other aud the lsss@s By dIFng that ti1as a.
noi tss have bssa promptly paid, ali vho have
oeeh insured In this Dee AAd have had ths usf5rtuns
70 oe burned cat Ateet The object has been 70 -
surs good list Of safe riss, rashsf 70 sws IL
nunosr OF nsuitd without regard hazards: thps t
,enng The liAbily Of siasaS The s eapttA 10 eAss o.
psAfy disasters during the year.
DsHEOTOKB-
HlhtSdTos.-WtNiAD cApby, asosss Hiekardssn,
Sohn A. Duncan, Jacob FuseJ. Wliliam TslaAil Cisn
vel Caahy, ChAs ". HowlaHd.
Hllioft .
GNHlsfiAHA lIusDasp.-JAass Riddle.
NEH C1s41N HuEu8yp.-5ohn iuye ~ A
HATfE oIAr CGsaS hrs.ss1.--kSrAsa p. sh4nasa-
WILLIAM CANBY, rrea.dsnt
Csc, n. T. SIAHoss. Bsefs.arY aud TTsAkrrsT. ~
~ onios hours from ' 10 and iFosn toB
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
Water Rental

This bills for 1896 are now ready for payment.
10 all bills not paid on or before tbs 18th day
u January, Eve per cent will be added. To
those not paid before the first OF February ten
per cent will be added. II not paid by the first
Of March the pipes will bs cut 6fl.
PRITCHARp,
Superintendent Of Water Works.
dec. ~ ian16 1866. n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
lst 10.
: 7'''77'- 4sneF

BKsT AssosTnEsr Of goods for 0onilemen's
wear to be found IN this city, are always on
hand Rt b. Chandler's. Merchant Tailor, No
500 Market Street. The style and character Of
his workmanship is too ell-known, to need
further comment, Those deslrons OF having q
good filling suit or Overcoai for the coming
Holidays, should call and leave their measures
vi ence. fdec. ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
TO TEACHERS.
National Blackboard Stating,

For sale by JCHN L. PORTER, No. st9lAaFket St.
The above may be applied woud Paper, Piasses cr
painted boAris either Oli aud be used with
pencils Tue manufacturer says Il Is warranted Il giye
entire sadsatcn when used Aceordin to the dITsstons
NceepPanSias IT, dee e4f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
NOTICE.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Cofeseigi by o. Chandler a son.
Mnahn.. nana.ahar 10 ihni

frhh ADbnsl Mss.lus &C ihe FafmsrS Mutual fife Ia
snfAnes Company, u the Ststs OF delaware formerly
ai Crosk nundted) bs will held the oire Of The
company in Wilmington oa auNDAf, the 9Th day, fs-
eond Monday Of January next, at 10 o'cltcH l. ~ At
shsh time an slecien for II Asnkgera u the Company
lr The ensuing year will be held ore years interest
oa ali deposit viii be payable 1hs agents uf tho
comp ny are AUTHORISED 70 receive tho dues Of msnnrs
snd viii he found In cur standing Advertisement
ROBERT MecAhR. President =
December 18Th. laUs--1c. 2O,tnl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
WILMINGTON INSTITUTE.

nHR Lecture COMMITTEES Of the Wilmington Instituie
4 beg eavs to announce that they have secured he "a l.
lowing distinguished Inrures for the coming sen,on viz
WENDELL PHILLIPS. the world renov vned Orator.
HON. SCHUYLER OoLfAX, Speaker Of the US House
JOHN :. 9. ABDorT, the popular Historian
s u. HEWLETT. Eiq, Of Pennsylvania
JOHN d. COUGH
The Committee will sell tickets for the Course at Al
Course 81 60. " '"s
These tickets will not aimt the holders To any othsr
privileges o. the Institute They may be hA1 of the III.
Co, and A. D. Inslee "
MI PHILLIPS will lecture Dee. 2sa, and Mr. COLFAx
the cost Of tho Gourss Tickets. '4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20

Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns--
Another New List Of PrioIa
Boots and Shoes 80 per cent. less than sBy
ether store in Delaware.
Dry Goods Is per cent less than ag.y other
store IN Wilmington.
Ciookery-WarO s6 to 80 per eent lea than
aug other store 10 this city.
Notions of all kinds from is to 70 per 1ent.
less than any other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton, CloAking Cloths, PlaunelH. Pant
6tufIs, Undershirts and Drawers, Window Cul-
tAius, Coal Oil Lamps, Glassware, Knives anG'
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes Of Rh kiuds from
! 10 10 90 per cent. less than any sthsr store lu
the United States, Open from a. n. to P.
! 81. 10. 6dd Market Street, wilmng;oa. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
Farms for Sale
IN
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA.
AND MARYLAND.


No. 1. A iArm o! niuety aSfos near Newark
No. g lArm ID Cnristlaua Huudred four miles from
Wilmington containing six'yaiS acres Of land, with
good buildings.
two hundred aud thirty aerT.
No. 4. hrm 10 Appoquuirlink HuAdred, thres nlis1
from Townsend Station, tbs Delaware Railroad, eou.
tanning three hundred aud two OF builduls
No. D. farm contsihing one hundred and nevsnty
nine arfes In West Dover unn ir-d Ksnt Coaay Dsf.
In tao lrSet~ and with twn sets Of buiidinys
No. .. nrm eontsuiny one hundred ana seventy.
geven actss within ais milss VI Dover, Kent Osanty
Del. Hslf In timber.
No. :. a fam VI ninety sersf near GlAsSow.
No. = very nne iAsE Of hundfsi III tEenty Eve
acres in Chester County. Pa nasr Chadts Ford.
No. = Artn In brandy Ftns Hundred, eve mes from
Nlmiusui, continues ~ scres o. VI buidines
Ne. 10. farln M HTsldywino Hundred, eertsinlns
- serss (ioof uilHgs.
No iarm in christanA fIundrOd, near eentrsrnis
containing 10 NrTes.
No. Il. A f,rla la Bruadywine Hundred, sontaining
l53 acres.
The above f,rms s be soli very reasonable terms
aud at apdt-ae prices. ith sous possession can -
given iiamsaiately,
For terms apply "
W. MaGAuLLEv 4 %,
sos Narkst rnest,
Miminat9p. Dol.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
REMOVAL.
JAMES BRADFORD

M III7 P1'V'''
W senerally.ihAt hs has
Removed TO his New Store,
Aos. / ssd East 7Aird Street, Helr MGfI@t.,
AH Vf WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where he VII Keep constantly on hand full Vt elk Of
~ PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
Ills facilities Tor rtonduetug tha business On The most
enlarged scale aud 10 tho satisfactory mannar
net sqaaiel 5y any Other lsshishuent ia the state
whilst his stock IS larger thAu Ia any between Pills
delphla aui Baltimore. lie his thanks 70 hls
pAtran7 ~ the l'.r patronage he-eofe bestowed upon
bin. aud ho;es by s,tct Atsntn n busnets 70 merit
.if tI fIf pre0
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20

ETH AND EAR.-Prof. }. Issaos, NJ. D., Osu-
list and Aurist, formerly at Leyien, Holland, is
permanently located at No. GIL Pine Street,
Philadelphis, where persons afflicted with dis
cases Of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured il eurabe. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-Ths Medical faculty is inv ted, as he
has no secrets in his mode OF treatment. luii iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and segar Store.

.EE11I u 1F1E19Ni
TILAisdToS. DBL,
invitsA tho attention OF his endG and the pu lie ssn.
ially to his sxesllsat assortment or
hg0AHs,
Manufactured from ths hest
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
lie also has for sale the
RIAL GENUINE MgRscHAuM PiPEs,
Which 10 will disposs Of the lowest prices The hast
brands Of
sM0KISO AND CHEWING TOBACCO, COMBS.
KNIVES, BRUSHES, 6e.. Sc,
Always Gu hanj. He IL practical workman aud person
ally superutsuds tbs mknuaeura OF the ssssrs IN
at bis estAhlshmen and purchasers sy rely upon et
ns aeo0d Afee Thankful for past favors he respcet-
fuly sc IL continuance of The pstrona 20 Of ts public
sa20ly .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20

DELAWARE STEAM PLASTER
AND HONE MILLS. nta..
O6es remope2 10 No. 203 Fst Front Slress,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
VIM. A. ROUD,
sueeessor to c. STROUD & son, Manufacturer Of
bfrOud's superior Bone Dust,
CoResisi hs the best In point Of neness and pnrly
nov Manufactured and the only reliable arideiA
la the Market. AlIo, manufactursr OF
GROUND AND CALCINED PLASTER,
MEATS FOOT OIL &c.
The BONE DIST Nc hOnght Al the following placer
aud also Of the manufacturer
CuLBERT = BROTHER 3. g. corner VI PFont And
Orange Streets Wilmingtop, bel
EDWARD HoDGKlNs, Ayosdais, Pa.
EDWIN ~ STEVENSON, Dover, Del.
GEO. CHANDLER, North East, Nd.
DAVID SCOTT HR0, Elkt1n Nd.
IOHN PARTRIDGE q" - BnvtIv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
wlutat.s palaam Of wild cherry

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
! So general has the use Of this remedy become
and so popular ia It everywhere, that II is un.
necessary 10 recount its virtues. Its works
speak for IT, and had utteFanoe in the abundant
and voluntary testimony Of the many who from
long suierlng and settled disease have by its uss
been restored to pristine vIgor aud health. We
oan present 2 raass Of evidence 10 proof Of our
assertions. lhut
CANNOT BE DIsCREDITED.
The Rev Jacob Sechler,
Well bnown aud much respected among lhe German
population ln ths country, makes the following state
msnt 'or the benefit Of The Afflicted 49,, .s..
Dur Sirs .-iGaving feazei IL nv innily Important
benefits iom The use Of your valuable preparation
WlsfAAA BAlsAa OP Win GHsRRr-it anordE me plea
sure to reeOmmend 1t to the public. Some eight years
ago orc Ut my daughters seemed to be in decline, and
procured bOttls Of excellent Bas4n, and before
she had taken the whole Of tue contents OF the bottle
there WAS great improvement In her health. have
Ia HY individual case, made frequent Of yOur van
able medicine, aud have always been benefited by It,
JACOB sEonLER.
From Jessie mitII, Esq President of the
Morris County Bank, Morri-toWus
New Jersey. p
"Having used DR.. WIsrARs DAIskM OF WILD CHkRaY
for about fifteen years and having realized Its beneficial
results my family It affords me great pleasure ia
commencing it 10 the public as u valuable remedy in
cases Of weak lungs, colds, coughs, &C., and remedy
which consider to be entirely Innocent, and may
taken with perfect safely by this most delicate in health
From Hon. John nc. smith, a aDIstinEuIsh-
ed Lanyer in Westminster, MI (
have on several occasions used DR.. WIsrARs BALssM
oP WlLD CBLRRg for colds aud also with decided
benefit. know OF preparation that IS more eficAei
ona or more deserving OF general use.
The Btsam has also been used with excellent effect by
j. u ELLforr Merchant, IIalps Gross Roads, Nd. ffg
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
None genuine unless signed al BUTTS" on tho
wrapper. FaE
For sale by
J. r. D1NsMoRE, No. 4s1 BroaiwAy, New York.
s. w. fOMLE 4 Co. Pupristors, Boston.
Aud by all Druggists. ,s1 &
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20

II Rnl foT sale low by .
to2 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
TIhfs FAR3iEsis MUTUAL FIR Is
Insurance Company Of the
State of Delaware"


teRIstsAL AiLt cxBKs, Ae1
Thls COMPANY srHtnuea % Offer to ths psoris 81 DelA
ware its superior Atvaas.ss o fnsurancs nrar-t IN
by nr on aii descriptions Of rropsfiy ese-pt asrih
The ipstutioa is common ded by over 20 yen, .xperi
ence In and attentou 70 the sabJest ef Mutual
bsing the fret 10 introduce ths principle nto our
by reason OF which, II Is believed the Manarsr Nav
been enabled So to adjust and discriminate between fh
lerent varieties Of property as to render the member
ship nB the most equitable In character of he nner
Gus insursnee Companies presented TO the public.
1t takes credit to Itself that Its payment u oaes
losses hing over sl0O0o0 not single oi tiga
non hss occurred and scarcely without entire nAts
Looking more 10 the safety than the number .no
amount ei It's risks II has declined Hundeds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring TO
jsete Of Insurance for the character Of The Instuon
In this manner q is conceived it hAs the saiss and
most Of nsurAnees in proportion to the amount
over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other COMPANY
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this It has aot only reduced the rate
insurance, at all times moderate, onesixth during fbe
st two years. but presents clear surplus fund Of
k4oOD ~ security against Auy Assessment on the D. post
Nolss which sum by the resort to Scrip Certificates Of
the bslanes due to eaeh member now being Issued viii
be paying interest to them from January 1ss2 Al ths
deduction. ''''' '-''AO
1t commenced the year 1862 with real, protection %
the community In Deposit Notes Of S96o,Oo0
Surplus Fund 5o000
1t is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and ~ Sss
they ought to pAtroni1s 1t.
PreAdsnt-JEssE SHARPE.
seeretary and Treasurer-RosEkf McCAB1, ~ ID.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Hd; James Delaplain. Christi
ana Hdi James Webb Samuel Barr n. q. stoisenbure
and jesse sharpe Wilmington Hdi Robert hecabs, Mil
Greek HID; john y. Williamson, White CLAY Creek Hd
George JAnvier, New Castle HID Curtis b. Ellison Pea
esdd Hd- John z. CLARK, He'd Lion Hdi VIM Temple
smyfnai James Il: Burnhaia, St. Georges Hd; CHARLES
Fleming, Peter 7. oausey, Milford Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown. ''
AGBNTS-As well for receiving apulieatena AR i,.,r
Anee OF members:
Eli Wilson, Brandywins Nd Robert MeCabe Mill
Sr9k hd.i James DelAplAn, OhrlstiAnA Id; John u
MAs4msoni White Clay Greek HID; Curtis b. klliaon,
pesShuer Hd Red Lion, St Georges, and AppoQuinlmnf
hundreds, Joseph O. 9inith, Smyrna; james Orppen,
New Castle Hdi Charles I. Fleming Milford. CHARLES
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd Dover.
Communications general business addrssssd 70 tha
ion.
TN ROBERT MocABR N. D.. s.sy.tary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
PUBLIC S AL E.

in S. Seosss sg nandod, ion on y TuGsBSY m tSs
ssss& 10Th day Of December, 1861 at o'clock, r. h
lS5ss valuable country rekidenea aud Farm, Ad ion-
G-Ak4a!ng the village Of MlddetOsD, New Castle
County, Delaware, on The State road eUding TO Whining
ION eHd within three four squares OF the depot the
Delaware Railroad.
The Mansion is Uel built nj brick and is Of ample
dimenslonsi modern English cotag style Of
with the modern eOnveneneeB aud In every respect
plee. The surrounding capaelous Lawn tastafuy
laid out adorned with rees green's. fruits dpwefs
shrubbey, Ae large Kitchen Garden extensive straw
erry Bed In full bearing also Gardeners Lodgs ApIls
Orchard, leo House, Cosch, Meat Wood. and Poultry
Houss, Darn and stable aHi all necessary oubuildings
Also Poultry gard.
For heSth local advantages Of ehurehts leoos milis
Sea Is surpassed by few localities.
The Farm contains about 220 Acres,
more less with running stream of water passing
through. An excellent Apple Orchard in full bearing
also young Of two years grOWth oil we'll selected
Large Peach Orchard VI 1000 we'll selected and Just
conlpg into bearng. There Il aunieeury OF wood Tor
fuel. and complete Cottage has been erected
This property is AVorahy situated ipr division Into
two beautiful fsrms tor building Lots the
Tho soil Ia hne and susceptible OF the highest Hatd 6r
culti'aion with rel elay boitom uHians supply OF
pure sen water in Summer Kitchen.
TEthH.-Twenty per cent. day Of sale, hGifthe
purchase money the nrat day Of Janusry 1866 when
deed will be- made balance Of purchase IaoLey yeats
from The list day of JnnufS, $685. secured BY ond aud
mortgage.
Possession given on the 25ih day Of March. 1865.
Pur further particulars the sub,sribsr may 10
.hs Mansion or at his re'idencs No i22l Msl1s. Street
.. 2. hIcEAHys ApstOnssr No 9gi Market sirsst,
WILMINGTON. Fol dee cts
CArrtlgs, one Family Coach aud hsrness one E4ESl
good Mich CUw, Horse cart aud Harness, rloWa and
geart aud variety oI olhsr iarmnz otsnsils Alse,
kitchen furnitura TERMS Cash.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
Chiiaren's Boarding soboof.

HAVING transferred threl Of wy pupils to higher
III RTAJs school, thelr SEATS new vacant for ohsr
APpleasta Under IL years If az By the vek year
J A. BROWN. Pnptistor
SALLIE J. BROWN, Teacher.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
Living Home--llld Men's Retreat,

HAVE one rco uss Enrabt in the above department
which can be had tr reaEonabs compau Aatiou With
hreeSAArJ care anu atetlen Ly of tbs best utias
nave STer mad J. A. BROWN,
Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

IN stable. 'SI'''' 10 having ''A0''' - 'D' Livery
Third Street. between shipley & Crane.
Would inform the public that hs still keeps the
Best of Horses and Carriages
For thoir accommodation AstIs the intention q the
undegned to devote bis entire attention the busnsss
SUPERIOR HORSES AND VEHICLES,
He hopes phst the public viii extend to him liberal
A. ARMSTRONG.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
0u,trirsf auO atatesmtam

~ II - =. -
TusAday MbrnIng, csn'SsrSO' lse4 .
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-19

CARrER's PLATFORM" Northern men who
have forgotten the memory and spirit of their
ancestry, and are blind the genius OF their
native cline, may continue to PROSTATE them
selves before the imperious lords of Secession
if they will, but as for us, we will not consent
TO crawl in the dust at the command of party
leaders whose garments are heavy with the blood
of the myriad glorihed heroes who have poured
forth the red current of their lives free lba-
tion upon the altar of the American Union. We
claim the right to act as we see proper, so long
as we do not infringe upon the rights and pry-
leges of others, and we certainly intend TO de-
vote our property and press to the advocacy of
whatever creed suits us. Copper City Pioneer
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-19

r oUIsvILLR (KY.l JANUARY l, 1s62--THE UNDE lR;
signed respectfully calls the attention OF the MedcA
Faculty Of Omitted the following
between number Of the most respectable and nnuen'
WIN. T. CUTTER, ia
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-19
BOURBON WHISKY
FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE.
CIRCULATE PHYSICIANS and OTHERS.


r oUIsvILLR (KYA JANUARY l, 1s62-THE UNDER.
j. signed respectfully calls the attention OF the
between a number Of the respectable and innuents
physicians of New York and Brooklyn and the in
NEW York, May l, 1851.
VIM T CurrrR Ja, Louisville, Ky.-Dcar Sir The great
difficulty In procuring Brandy p1 ~ hs Yieinty
to adopt Bourbon Whisky substitute both IN the
private practice since the latter has come INTO
believe that great deal
sold il of very inferior quality ..,
uacturers Of Whisky Kentucky well as your skill as
Chemist will enable to select reliable article ana nav
Sstber vou will not aid US in having this market supplied
through an agency, with the best quality OF
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,
For the of the sick. We are very respectfully sir,
VALENTINE MOTT NJ: D, DEWITT G. ENos, Nd
WILLARD PARKER. NJ. D, E. y. CHAPMAN. NJ D.:
10. G. HUTCHINSON: NJ. D. R. OGDEN DOREMERs, MD.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
FR'YK II. HAMILTON, Nj. D. W. E; P. BAYLIs
Pharmacutist, Brooklyn.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 81, 1861.
Das VALENTINE Morn, WILLARD PARKER AND OTHERS
Gentlemen letter Of May received In
with wishes have made to
distilled Bourbon whisky, which trust will fully the
requirements of your letter All orders addressed to Mr.
now of New York, l76 Washington street. will be promptly
attended to-
Thanking you your expression OF confidence ETC.,
/ remain, very respectfully yours truly,
Eay@ The following among the many testi-
monials received in favor of WIN. T. CUTTER,
jas Bourbon Whisky
coPY1
ST. NARYs HOSPITAL, San Francisco, June 8, 1864.
WIN T. CurrER-Dear Sir: have received the Bourbon
Whisky bottled and furnished for medical by VIM T.
Cutter Jr call of Drs Valentine Mott Willard Par
ke and distinguished medical gentlemen OF New York.
given fair trial in Hospital and am pleased
found il ARTICLE and superior TO any
Whisky found in this country and better than most
Of the Brandy this State Please send few doz
cn-say three cases. for the present. | remain,
Yours truly NJ. A. CACH0L NJ. d..
Resident Physician st. Mary's Hospital.
fcoPr.l
VIRGINIA CITY, n. T., July 20, 1854
WV Z. Currrn-Dcar Sir You aek how we like the Bour
bon Whisky bought for medical in the storey
county Hospital with pleasure that is PURE
liar article oauabe For the purpose above stated
we much prefer your Whisky the Brandy sold at higher
price D. I. IoOhEh, VI. ~"
J. II. PINKERTON, NJ. d.;
Storey County Physician.
FOR SALE by
j. s. MCCAIN & CO., w. w. TINNlN CO., NJ
LANG and NJ. +. GRIFFIN Druggist. Wea-
verville, and in San Francisco by
Geo. F. Bragg g. Co. and Crane Brigham.
San Francisco, Oct. !, 1861 3s.l5i
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