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Mr.. SpALpING
SIR:
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Extraordinary Military salve.

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TIE
SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND
ALWAYS READY.

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SABRE CUTS AND GUNsH0T WOUNDS
it stands uncqualcd, removing and prevent
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Wives and Sisters of our Volunteers.
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Husbands and Brothers, n more valuable or
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In the Circuit Court
for Allegany coun-
: ty,acting as "a Court
of Equity, No. 1913
January 81, 1862.
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SOLDIERS ATTENTION..

See to your own health, 10 not trust to the
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PILLS and OINTMENT have been thoroughly
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Many time kis special Agent there has sold
over n ton in weight of tS>f Ointment in sin :
gle day. These terrible and fatal enemies Of
the soldier in camp,
Diarrhea, Dysentery, scurvy, Sores, and
Scrofulous Eruptions,
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tim to the foe, or be taken prisoner {; but
few, If any, amongst us can be found who
are not willing TO risk their lives for the Sc
curity and defence Of their country.
The health Of the company and Bat
talion has not been better since we came
into camp. Those with whom l have
conversed, who have resided near to this
place for many years, say we are in a
healthy locality-few ever having had
fever here.
While at the Railroad yesterday | was
reJoiced to see some two hundred OF those
brave Georgiau,, who were taken prison.
ers at Fort Pulaski, and who fouph ht with
such bravery and courage in defence OF
their country and homes, returning again
TO meet their companions and friends, -
They were a wretched looking sighl,a fair
representation Of that iuhumsn treat
ment they received from the hands Of the
enemy during their confinement in Font
Delaware. GlLLS CREEK.
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sight requires that means should exist for
calling such additional force in the field
without awaiting :he re assembling Of
Congress.
The President SAYS "in spite Doth Of
Establishments and the threats lavished
in pro(uslon by Agents of the Govern.
ment Of tue U"it.d States upon Indian
nations within the Confederacy, they have
remained fru n their loyalty and stead
fast in their Treaty engagements with
This Government.
The President concludes have a
never ceasing cause to be grateful for the
favor with which God has protected our
infant Confederacy, aud it becomes us
revereuilv 10 return our thanks and hum,
bly to ask Of his boun,eousness that Wis
dom which is ncedful for the performance
Of the high trusts with which we are
charged"