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G0O O00 MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS to Sc, 81

COO 0AA MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS TO sell
OUU,UUU Lioyf's Nee steel Plate Cosnty Cot:
ored Map Of the United States, Cnnndas nnd
New Brun.wtcL. 80,
cost s2OOO 10 engrave II, and one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton or
Mitchell, and sells at the low price OF my cents
$1,000 name. are engraved ON this map
IL is not only n County map. but tits also
County aud Railroad Map!
Of the United States and Canadas combined In one,
giving suerV Railroad station aud distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man - to - per day,
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold
and refund the money.
Send Tor al worth TO try.
Printodinstructions how to canvass well furnished
all eur agents.
cry state California, Canada, England. France
and Cuba. A fortune may be made with few
hundred dollars capital. No eomPstIionn
No. I6i Broadway. New York.
The War Department uses our Map OF Virginia,
MARYLAND and Pennsy lvanla cost 500 90. on which
Is marked Antietam Creek, Sharpsburg. Maryland
lights. Williamsport Ferry, thorersyille, Nolands
or place In Maryland, Virginia and Ponnsy lvania,
or money refunded.
Lioui's Typographical Mop of Kentucky,
Ohio, Indiana and Rinos,
Is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the war
Department. Money refunded to any one finding
an error In It,
Price 80 cents.
From the Tribune, Aug 2.
"LLoYp's MAP or VIRGINIA. MARYLAND AND
PESssYLvASIA.-This Map Is very large Its cost
is but 2j cents, and is hs best UAieh can be pnr-
chased"
LLOYDs GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RIyEIt-Prom actual surveys by Capts. Dart and
VIM. Bowen, Mississippi river pilots, OF 81 Louis.
No, shows every mans plantation and owners
namo from st. Louis 70 the Gulf Of Mexlco-l $50
miies-eyery sand bar, island. town. landing. and
all places ~ miles back from the riyer-colored In
counties and States. Price 81 In sheets 81 pocket
form, and $3.50 on linen, with rollers. Ready Sep
TENDER %.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
Sept. II, lso2.
IT. LLOYD SUs Send Tue your Map OF the Mis-
sissippi river, with price per hundred copies Rear
Admiral Charles II. Davis, commanding tho Missis-
slppi squadron. Is authorized 10 purchase rs many
as are required for use Of that squadron.
3wil GIDEON WELLES, Sec'y OF Navy.
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HoxICiDE.-A woman, named Knowlton
living in Dauariscotta, when on a visit t.
some friends in Knox, drowned her owr
child in the latter town. She made two at
tcmpts before she was successful. AT first
she was examined before justice Of th'
peace, and discharged on tho ground OF In
sanity; Afterwards i, was thought not to be
a case Of insanity but deliberate murder, and
tho case is before the Grand Jury.
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DR.. MORSE. or PORTLAND,

Well known Cor his successful trestment Of Co.'S
=. - ~ ~. Tl,osf s-4 Lssss by Medical lnhsls-
,ion With a view ~ the accommodation o. MS na-
.s.u. patients and others DESTROYS 10 consult hin
Am S.co. DiddefOrt. and the sarronndng towns. vii
~, A., s..h month hereafter until further notice.
IN s,ormy on Friday. Dr. NJ will be at biddeiord
,hs newt isy, Saturday. n pleasant
liz .lso treats all female complaints For Jakitsg
~ -. ..',s.,S b.2i-9ti
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Excise Tax.

FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT. AssEssoR's 0FficE,)
City Building, Portland. Z
OstOber list. 1862.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the lists yalua-
" lions and enumerations, made and taken with
In the County of York under the authority Of the
act of Congress approved b. the President OF the
United States July lst lS6l, and known rs the Ex'
else Act, may be examined ut the Office Of Rufus =
Tapley in Saco In said county. and after the If
tenth day OF October, A. d. 1862, and ON the six
teenth day of November next at the office aiOre-
said, appeals will be received and determined by
me- relative to any erroneous or excessive valua-
lions or enumertiOns by the Assistant Assessors OF
the several assessment districts within said county.
NATIIL q. MARSHALL,
Oct IL 4itf Assessor,
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PILES CURED. NO IUNBUG.

The subscriber would inform the public that no
has discovered n remedy which speedily cures tho
most obstinate cases of this distressing complaint
IL IL an internal medicine, Is purely vegetable. aud
perfectly simple and safe for the most delicate pa
tent Va put II up In mailable iorui, with direc-
lions for preparing. (which Is only n steep IT, and
other necessary directions and on the receipt 81
dress by mall, post paid.
Trial packages will DO mailed on the receipt of
80 cents, In stamps or change. Full particulars
can be obtained on addressing the proprietor with
a stamp enclosed. JOHN MORRILL,,
iyr1S Medical Chemist, Lewiston, Me.
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1eatbs.

Saco-Sept. 10. Mrs. Mary Ham, daughter of
Asaph and Polly Churchill, formerly Of Buck
field, 81 years.
Kennebunk-0ct. IL, Mr.. Isaac Furbush, 90
years.
Great Falls, (Gorham)-0ct. %, Mr.. James
Mason, IS years.
L,man-Oct. %, Eliza A., only daughter Of
Francis and Atsey Warren, 20 years III months.
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Norreil,s Ready Relief,

which is sure to give relief in cases OF Pain and
Inflammation, such as Rheumatism, Eryslpelas, sore
Ewes: Burns, sprains and DIPTHERIA.
Please read the fOllowlngi
Mr.. A. Plaistsd, OF Gardiner, says that Nor
relrs Ready Relief Is the best for Inflammation
and Pains which is In the market.
June, 1855.
Sold at Dr. stevens, Blddeford, and q L. Pat
,.n,. saeo Owls
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Certain Cure In all Cases,
Or M Charye Made.

DIR. Dow IL consulted daily from z A. NJ 10 9 p. ".
rs above upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF
every name and nature. having by his unwearied
attention and extraordinary success gained q rep
utation which calls patients from all parts Of tho
country to obtain advice.
Among the physicians In Boston, none stand
higher In the profession than the celebrated DIR.
DOW, No. Endicott street. Boston. Those who
need the services OF an experienced ply scian and
surgeon should give him call.
P.S. Dr. Dow Import and has for sale new
article called tho French secret. Order by mail.
for 81, and q red stamp.
Anil 1861 -iyrI6
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Champion of the World !
ACCOMPLISHED At LAST.
Aperfect working patent
GIFT F NS

~ -AI - L. - - -
nHE Fowler 4 Walter Churn, patented July Goth,
i 1901, since which the sales have been beyond
COMPARISON, Is the most labor-saying and valuable
achievement which has been invented for many
years Dairymen and farmers have long looked,
almost discOura gingly for something In the way OF
Churns that will supersode the old'iashioned dash
churn and render the work Of churnng easy.
All churns patented heretofore have been a hll
uro In some one or more respects. This churn Is
claimed, and acknowledged by some OF the largest
dalrymen in New York State, to be perfect In every
particular.
WHAT MAKES 1T PERFECT,
Docs IL work easyl Very. win II make butter
auickl In iron to minutes. VIII II make good
butterl The very best Does 1t get al the butter'
Six per cent more than any other :hurn lsit
handy and easy to clean' Easier than the old
dash churn.
The foregoing statements are substantiated bv
certificates from prominent dairynon In Cortland
and other counties, n. Y, and by farmers In YORK
County. Maine, who have thoroughly tested this
churn tue past seasons also run butter buyers
who have bought butter made ny Fowler 4 Walter
Churn, which they pronounce the best grade offered
In market.
have The BEST CHURN In this country II
has been so declared by Agricultural Societies ey-
cry where that II has been exhibited. Its sale has
been unprecedented. They defy condemnation up
on thorough trial, and ask farmers and others In
terested In important inventions To witness the Op
Grafton Of this novel aud complete churn, as they
prefer Ia convince and establish the superiority oil
this ehurn over all others, by actual experiment.
FOWLER & WALTER, Patentees;
Homer, N. Y.
~ Having purchased tho right OF this churn
for the State of Maine, are prepared to furnish
w. SOULE 4 BROTHER
Proprietors ana Manufacturers,
it-ly BddefOrd, Maine.
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speeiaI Notites.
Prize Psetrs.

let Ch,eft.ius boast Of deeds OF war,
And Ninstr,,ls tune their sweet guitar,
A nohler theme my Asart u Ills
IN praise OF IlERRiCN's matches llls-
Their cures are found In every LAM
MID Rassia's snow and Aries SAN,
Their wondrOus works the papers MI,
Produced by llERRicN's matchless f1u.
nces disease Alnict YES p do not doubt
Thischsrmtng compound will search u cut,
And health again year system Ill.
AZ goa ny st oses 10 hksRicS's Pill.
They're safe Cor all-hoth old anil young
Thar praises are on every tongue
nisease dlsarmed--no longer Kills.
since We are blessed with HERRicN's PILLS.
Pub nm with English. spanish, German and frenel
Price - cents per box. Sugsy Coated
-. .dyertlsement on third page. iyti3
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8sn advertisements.
Farm for Sale.

- Ioffer for sale my homestead Farm, will
90 the buildings thereon consisting OF nine acre.
-l..llxof land, dwelling house, barn and outhulii
inrs All In excellent condition. and one-half mile
ffom the mills The purchaser can have his own
time for payment. Or Twill exchange the same
Tor any rentable property In this city or Saeo, oI
for timber or wood land In the country: ,,,,
CHARLES II. MlLLlkEN.
nlhdefnrd. Oct. d, Is62. 4jtf
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Piano Instruction.

Mr.. CHARLES II. GRANGER will resume his
instructions for the Piano. and will receive applea-
tiOns OF pupils ON ana after Oct. II, 1904.
lie win tune Pianos at 81 the single piano, or will
keep them in tuno by the year at 81. VIII also
supply strings.
Tuition $40, and piano Of pupil kept In tune.
SaeO, Oct 2, ls62. fWi2
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Notice.

WE having be.n appointed by the Judge OF Pro
w hate for The County OF York 20 receive and eh-
anime claim. al the creditors OF Israel r. Prescott,
late OF Acton, In said County, Deceased whose ss-
tale 10 represented insolvent. give NOTICE ,na
months eommeuein. the seventh day 81 Vctooer'
A ID ISs1, have been allowed 10 said creditors 70
bring in and prove their claims and that We WI.
attend the service assigned US at the storo OF INV.
lianssom. In Lebanon. on the last Friday OF eaeh
month Cor the six months next following. IRON one
% I've o'clock z. NJ. THOMAS RlCkEiS
LUTHER COOLING.
Dated this 2lst day Of October. A. ID. ls62. -
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The Confessions h Experience Of an Invalid
Published 70 tho Benefit

and az warning and q caution TO young men VINO
snffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
&c supplying at the same time the means OF Self,
Cure Nv one who has cured himself after being
put 10 great expense through medical imposition
and quaekery. by enclosing o postpaid aaIressed
NITHdNIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
lsn ~ " lyTlJ
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To COnsuInptiycs.

THE advertiser, having been restored 10 health
Il In few weeks bya very simple remedy. aiter
having suffered several years with n severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption, Is
anxious 20 make known 10 his fellow.suneres tho
means Of cure
Toall who desire II. no will send copy Of tho
prescription used Cree OF charged, with The dlrec-
tions for preparing and using the same. which they
will ind ssrs cure for conssg,pfior, isfAns, Bros-
cAffts. 40. Tho only object OF tho advertiser In
sending the Prescipt on l. 10 benefit the afflicted,
aud spread Information which no conceive. 10 DO
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer VIII try
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please nd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Jmti WILLIAMSBURG Kings Co., New York.
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ErThe Gate City (KeOkuk. Iowa,) OF the
18th gives the following US the vote oil the
soldiers-of that State at the several camps
from which il has returns:
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DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SIMPLIFY w. KICKER, Secretary.
MAJ IIIII. Trea surer
Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned, ha' Ing been appointed Agent
/ offhs York County Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pary OF South Berwick Me., Is prepared TO receive
propo ls for insurance on safe kinds OF property oil
every description. at the usual rates. Said compa-
ny hil, now at risk In said State, sjOnVo OF poop
amount Of s3O00c1 with which 10 meet losses. Loss
cs arc literally adjusted and promptly paid; The
risks taken by said company are divided asfollows.
list class, Farmers Property 2d class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents, Each class pays
for its own losses. ,,.,,,
For information, terms &C., apply TO RUFUS
SMALL a son, Agents and COLLECTORS OF Assess.
ments, City building, Diddeford, Maine iGti
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SOMETHING NEW {!
PATENT REEL

This fine little article Is one Of the handcst and
most useful things that can be In the house, for
winding Thread, Yarn and SILK In the Skein IL can
not be oxcelled.
For sale by CHARLES HARRY, at his store on
Chestnut street, where all Invited to come and
examine for themselves.
BidlCfOrd, Oct, -, 1862. iwii
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GEORGE H. KNowLToN.
ALFRED, ME-.
HUSSEY'S
Celebrated Premium PlOWS,
Mauufuctory at

MRuuftctory at
NORTH BERwICK, ME.
FARMERS and DEALERS are respectfully In
j yIted 10 examine this extensive stock before
purchasing elsewhere
TSf7 Lists OF sizes, prices &c, sent gratis on ap
pllcation. Address, t. 10. HnsSEr',,
North Berwick, Me.
We take pleasure In Informing the agricultural
community that We have thoroughly tested Mr
Ilussey's Improved Flows, and consider them su
perior 10 any others, for their turning capacity
easy draft strength and durability,
We cheerfully recommend them to all In want o.
good plows.
WI. y. ESTES, Ex.Pres. OF N. IL state Az; soc'y
MERRILL BAILEY, Trustee OF Shaker Society
Alfred.
Hon. WV. II. SWEET. York.
LUTHER s. MooRE, Esq. Limerick, Ne.
Recommendatory letters also from Thomas Ma
bury, Hiram. Me, Joseph Frost. Eliot, Me-, Sam
Miliken, Saeo, Me-, and hundreds Of other leading
farmers, GmiS
- These plows arc for sale by T. l., KlNiBALL
No. Somes' Block, Liberty street, Biddeford.
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DYE HOUSE, Liberty St., near Covered
~ Bridge, Biddeford. Valentine Free Is prepared
10 dye all kinds Of Linen, Cotton. Silk and Wooden
ioods, of any color, In the best manner. Coats,
Vests. Pants, Capes, Raglans Basqulns, &c, cleans
cd and colored without being ripped, AMI put In
good order. All colorins done by HIM Is warranted
not TO smut lyrlf
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Wantcd.

GOOD TIN PLATE WORKER. Apply imme
\ dlately TO JOSEPH EDWARDS. ia,
Liberty street, BiddefOrd, Me.
Oct 81, 1862. i5tr
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fire Snsnrulss.
RUFUS SMALL q SON,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office in City Building, Biddciord, NJ
Entrance on Adams Street.
Entrnnce on Adams Street

We are giving our whole time and attention To
the above business, and represent the following
Companies as Agents, viI,-TAs Ma'seeAassffs Nh,
fnai Lifs, located ut Springfield, Mass, capital
over $4,000. In this company we have upon our
books over 200 members OF the first men In Bid.
def0rd. Saco, and vicinity.
Also, the Ntw England Life Company, located at
Boston, Mass, capital OF a., 10000 Its cash dis
bursements 10 its Life Members In 1858 was s3S,'
90. We operate rs Agents for the following IRE
companies Chelsea Mutuai, OF Chelsea. Mass,
Quincy Mutual, Quincy, Mass, Ph9nir, OF HART
qua, OF Maine, all good, reliable stock companies
tSee adyertisements) Thankful for past iayors,
we ask for q continuance OF the same. Call and
see us and bring your friends. All business en-
trusted to US will be faithfully and promptly per-
formed.
RUFUS SMALL & SON.
Biddeford, June %, 1860. lyr26
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WANTED,

.on CORDS of White, Yellow and Red OAK
DUU Round Wood, 10 be sawed Is inches In length
free from large knots. and not less than inches In
diameter, for which CASH and faii price will be
given on delivery at the Mill on GOOch Island.
Also, wanted i50OoD OF good rived OAK STAVES
II inches long and inch thick.
Also, wanted as above, loon0n Sd,csd Siar.'.
ANDREW ll0BSON, Jr., Agent
Saco, Aug. 9TH, 1862. 3iti
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The Great Cause of
III u nj A N Nj | S Il II Y

Just Published IN a Sealed Envelope, Price eis.,
LECTURE by In. CULyEnwELI., on the
a Cause and Cure OF Spcrmatorrh@a, Consump.
tion, Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness,
Epilepsy, Impaired Nutrition OF the Body, I.assi.
tade, Weakness of the Limbs and Back, lndispOsi-
ton and lncapaclty for Study and Labor. Dizziness
OF Apprehension, Loss OF Memory, Aversion 10 So
ciety. Love OF solitude, Timidity, Self Distrust,
DirIiness, Headache, Affections OF the Eyes, PIN.
pies on the Face, Involuntary Emissions, and Sex
uallncapacty, the consequences Of youthful indis-
erection, 1e., sc.
ET- This admirable lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated, often selfaflicted evils may
be removed without medicine, and without danger.
GUS surgical operations, and should be read by ev-
ery youth and every man In the land.
Sent under SEAL 10 any address, IN plain, sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six cents or two pos
tage stamps, by addressing.
DR. CIIAS. J. q. KLINE a Co.
l2y Bowery, New York. Post Office Box, i5S6. iy2s
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So Ear rs heard from, every camp gives a
Republican majority.
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TApLEY & SMITH,

Attorneys and Counscllors at Law,
SACO,
Have facilities for the prosecution Of all claims
against the state and the United states.
RUFUS p. rAPLEY, lyii' EDWIN n. SMITH.
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M. h.
Notice.
PISCATAQUA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.

TIE stockholders OF said company are hereby
L notified that the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF said company will be holden at the CON-
pany's rooms In South Berwick, Me-, on FRIDAY.
the 18th day OF November next, at the hour OF "
of Directors and the transaction OF such other bu.
slness as may legally come before said meeting
Per order OF the Directors.
siIlPLEY w. KICKER Sec'y.
South berwick, Me., Oct q, Is62, 3wii
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miscellaneous.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAlSiNG uncalled for in the Post Ofnce, Bid
IL deford, Oct n, ls62.
- Persons calling for these letters Will please
say they are advertised.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-06
WHOLE NO. 1914
SHORT SERMONS.

We give the following from an esteemed cor. respondent, and shall refer it to the earliest at- tention of the Layman," who is now on short furlough, perhaps, prospecting" for larger sal. ary and wider field" This also will account for his absence from his pulpit for this week and the last-[ED. .-.. ,.
 MR. EDITOR :-Of all things which do dis. pize and abomenate the meanest, is when a preacher undertakes to meddle with wimmen's affairs and opinions. Somebody that calls him self laymen, has been sending what he pretends to be sermons. to be printed in your paper, and poor trash they are as I think. I wonner if he expects to get any credit for bringing in my name, as he did in his sermon on taking time" telling how / had resofred 30 and so, and to aee how smart he could be, he has the impotence to call me the ueneatsble Miss Wiggins. Venerable indeed, and all spose because wear spectacles which Two right to do, without asking him Jor anybouy else. As to my "innard resolutions" as he calls them, If they are innard, how comes he to know anything about them, I'd like to know. Some of my friends for thanks mercy, I've got friends yet, seeing how bad felt, tried to pacify me, saying it couldn't mean me,-but think it does. for there are none of the Wig. ginses about here, except me, but what are mar. ried, as l aatter myself might have been, if had wished, and as I could be now, if should make up my mind that way, ,and shouldn't have to live my life over again to do it nyther.
 If the lay preacher wants to be personal and abusive again, at my expense, he can be 30 if he likes, but he'll find I'm match for for him and more too, though single and alone. By printing this you will much oblige your obedient servant
 January 1862. PATTY WIoelxs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-06

A LOYAL SoN AND REBEL. FArHER-Cor poral Merrell, a New York soldier recently re- leased from imprisonment at Richmond, is writ ing for the Rochester Express series of sketch. es entitled " Five Months in Rebeldom." In his last. he tells this story:
 Several of Elsworth's Fire Zouaves were among the wounded, and observed that they were regarded by the Confederate soldiers with a feeling of aversion which they were at no pains to conceal. One of their number (the Z>uaves) was young Virginian named Brown, who had lorg resided in New York. Shortly after kis arrival at the hospital he was visited by his fath- CT, who is resident of Richmond. The inter- view was not characterized by any display of ten. derness on either side, but was one of those scenes, rather, which are best calculated to illus. trate the impIacable hatred with which the reb- els regard all who have not proved faithless to the government. The father was @ stubborn rebel and the son patriot soldier.
 The scene may be better imagined than de. scribed. After exhausting every argument and approximation upon the unrelenting boy, the old man diso,cned and declared that he would disin. herit him. To this the young soldier replied that his only hope was that he might recover from his wounds, get back into the Union army, and fight again for the Stars and Stripesi And thus thsy separated. The gallant solder was among the released prisoners on the 3d of Janu. ary, and upon placing his foot npen the federal steamer was the very first propose three cheers for the Stars and Stripes regret to add that he is not yet fully recovered from his wounds and was at last accounts confined in the military hospital at Baltimore" "