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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17
Benefit Of the Sick and Wounded in Hammond General
vol. | POINT LOOKOUT, MD, FEB. IT, 1863. NO II.
NO. II.
PM Ofrlc1AL OnDEi, itEoRtGAN1zryd prtfr

TnE OFFieIAL OaDEi; kEoRGAN1zrSd sTffE
ARMY or TIE PoTouAc. jim his order dis
continuing grand divisions in the Army
of the Potomac, Major Gen. HooAerannoun=
ces that The several corps viii be commanded
as follows:
First Corps-Maj Gen. John i. Rey-
nolds.
Second Corps Maj. Gen. D. n. Couch.
Third 0orps-Brig. Gen. u, Il. Sickles
temporarily
Fifth porps-RIai. Gen G.. G. Meade
Sixth Corps Maj Gen John Sedgwiek.
Eleventh Cogps-Maj Gen. Franz Sigol
Twelfth Corps-Naj. Gen. II, ". slo-
cum.
Hereafter the corps will be considered rs
unit for the organization of the artillery,
and no transfers Of batteries will be made
from one corps or division to others, csoept
for purposes of equalization. and then only
under the authority of the chief of artillery
The cavalry of the army will be consoli-
dated into one corps, under the command
of Brigadier General Stoneman, who viii
make the necessary assignments for detach-
ment duty.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17

Ir is a common saying of moralists that
the lower orders of animals have not the
vices of man, yet it is certain that some OF
the insects are JackJitcrs, and all OF the
quadrupeds tale-bearers.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17

AN alderman was heard the other day
getting off the following specimen of what
may be called corporation" logic All
human things are hollow; I'm a human
thing, therefore I'm hollow 1t is con-
temptible to be hollow, therefore I'll stuff
myself as full as I'm able"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17
p q II Il e Y

The following waif was picked up In our RAJ
III mon the Point. It Contains the germ
soetr & and viii doubtless be appreciated
nauy "a brave boy who has some fair p
awaiting his return:
: TO THE ABSENT SOLDIER.
Evening shades are falling, dearest,
Night is coming on,
And the bright stars look ont shsly,
Slowly, one by one
And count them, with my forehead
press'd against the pine, - =
While thinking df time, dearest,
When WE shall meet again:
And when my hands are clasped, dearest
Offering simple prayer,
Thy name, breathed like low music, falls
On the evening air
and then In happy faith ] sleep,
knowing that our Lord,
Through the nights long, weary watches
Hath ypoas IN His ward,
How much link oaf you, dearest--
II song thy name il oft
upon my lips, though spoken not,
Twill make the voice soft.
They nay wonder ut the reason
II grows so soft and low
They know not that It's heart-music,
That thrills and tremhlcs so.
God hold you in his hands, dearcst
And keep Won pure and fair,
70 walk erect the lybrinth paths
That line this world of care.
Your lore, the dearest, next to Gods;
Your worth, my highest pride
Good angels guard your homeward steps,
And haste you to my side.
But if7-oh God the bitter thought
Yoa should not conc again.
That thy lprea form should mangled lay,
Among the bsttle-slain
could not bear the anguish, love,
The thoughts akin to death,
IN prayers my tongue should murmur then,
Thy name with fading breath.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17

lis it not astonishing" said wealthy
individual, " that large fortune was left
me by person who had only seen me
onoe?'
ut would have been more astonishing"
replied wag, " if lie had left it to you
after seeing you twice"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17
SURGEON GENERALS 0FFreE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1868.

" AsIIINGTON, Jan. Of, I0Oo.
It being reported that various parties
have obtained money from invalid soldiers
under the pretenoe of assisting them to
their discharge from the service, notice is
hereby given that certificates Of disability
for discharge to soldiers in general hospit-
ais and camps arc only given BY the sur
geons in charge of said hospitals or camps,
and the Qbtrusive efforts of persons claiming
to be special agents retard instead of hasten
the preparation of discharge papers.
All soldiers are warned against giving
money ON such plea to any person whatever
BY order of the Surgeon-General.
JosEpH II. SMITH,
Surgeon, Z. s. 4.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17

ssHERE's Webster on bridge" said
Mrs. Partington, as she handed to Ike
new unabridged dictionary, Study 1t
conteutively, and You will gain great
deal of inflammation.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-17

THE following advertisements has beer
published BY order Of thesprgeonrGen-
eral;
Q,pnpa0 GrNppAIls 0EPrep
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28

upon its honor, defy its power aud at,
tsmpts its very existence. These men
will not be trifed with. They have suf-
fsred too much to quietly submit to dis.
honor and shame. Your imbecility ID
disgusting. You are not capable of en-.
joylng the privileges of free men ,--of as
Stunning the responsibilities of maintain
ing the integrity of the State. Your
blind devotion aud political liberty rem
der you loathsome and unfit you for the
exalted privilege of freedom. The fulmi-
nations of dastardly traitors haveied you
to the very brink Of the precipice and
hesitated not to plunge into the fatal sea
of anarchy. ready to sacrifice all national
honor and integritity to ambitious de-
mands. Youwin hear from VI, and in ono
short year you will see US. MnT,
Co. Ii. 9th Iowa infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28
rn,,le md pu.o...e.

The following stanxa, very beautiful
and very patriotic, we clip from the Bur
hngton Argus
= Then Father, ye cohorts Of tire sson,
Our phalanx viii Close for the shock
Our PIANO piy--freedom aud resson,
We stand Inc the surf.bestsn rock
oss heart and hand for the Union,
For coniict And victory Toe;
Our leaders are Tut,lr snd Dencombe,
l. Our nag Is the red, white and blue.
Our readers will perceive at glance
that the beauty of the above quotation
consists in the harmonious combination
of the names of Tutsle and Dunoonabe
The hsto of Donelson, and the Author Of
the Armistice resolutions in the last Leg
islature, are placed very fraternally to.
gether. The record Of John f. ID un-
combe ia before the world Since the
day in which Fort Sumter fell, he has
been q virulent, vindicsive, unprincipled
enemy of the Government. He has. time
and again, on the stump and in the Sen
ate, advocated armistices and negotiations
with rebels. and withdrawal of the Fed
eral army from the places which has been
by the valor of our soldiery.
His anti-war heresies have assumed an
intenser type than those of Vallandlg-
ham. His paper which was published
At Fort Dodge, and which died from the
excess of its own infamies, was crowded
week after week with articles from his
own pen which we're designed TO embar-
rass the prosecution Of tho war, and give
hope to the rebels. We boldly challenge
any men to point out single instance in
the life Of Duncombe in which, by word
or decd. he gave encouragement TO the
Governments or our soldiers 10 the field.
or denounced, even in the mildest terms,
the damnab!e conspiracy which has carried
battle, and fire, and desolstion and death
through the country. Even in 1860, he
was so far identified with the purpose
and progress of the great Conspiracy, that
lie was an Elec,or in this State for the
Traitor Breckenridge So much Of q rebel
was he at that time, that he repudiated
Stephen A. Douglas n the candidate of
the Democratic party for President. and
employed his time and his influence in
support of Presidential candidate who
was then plotting treason against the
Government, and who subsequently be-
came Brigadier General in the Confed.
crate army Iuale and Danconbe! That
sounds well. The hero of Donelson may
we'll be congratulated on the dignity and
patriotism of his association with DUE
COME. lutte, DusooMsE, and MASON
that's rich.
"Theu gather, re cohorts Of Treason,
Our phalanx III close for the shock
Our panoply--freedom and reaSoh,
We stAnd like tho surf beaten rock
Oss heart and hand Tor the Union,
For conflict and victory too
Wen pssquisA both futile and Du nsonnbe,
Our Flag 10 The red, white ami blue -
tpes Moinss Hseister.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28
Ger. Sch sftstd ana Ewing and the
Lawrence Affair.

In an editorial on the Lawrence tragedy,
the ST. Joseph (Mo.) Herald Of the Odd
inst, says:
That there has been something radical
ly wrong In Gen. Ewins's District, We
have been apprshensive for some time.
The Generals we'll known conservatism
has led him into that inertia which rem
ders him incapable of doing any thing
whatever towards crushing out and dis
pering the outlaws that ipfest the coun
ties bordering on Kansss. Its reported
that he has under his command some Eve
thousand troops, enough, if led BY skill.
full, dashing officer, to sweep out Of exist
encs every rebel in Missouri. Arkansas
and Texas. Why does he not move and
engage them ? is asked by every loyal man
in his Department Declaring martial
Law in Lesvenwortb, and picking petty
quarrels with men true and loyal, but more
energetic than himself, seems TO have been
bis principal employment He has fully
demonstrated his incapacity for the posi-
ton he now holds, and we hope he will be
removed at once, and live man put in
his place. q
Ii is lime Gen. scho6eld lent an ear to
the earnest prayers of undoubted Union
men, and cast from him such advisers a
Governor Gamble aud other fossils who
ought to have been in grave hsbiiiment,
years ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28
Mr.. Harian's Appe,n I'm ents.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN viii address The people -
follows
Fort Madison, Ice Co, on Tuesday, Sept. Isl.
Keokus, Lee Z O., Wednesday, seps ID.
KeoAuqua, Var bu Iea Co., FRIDAY sept. 9Th.
81 ,ouns.d Davis Co Saturday, sept cth.
Ceutrcvrle App~noos- CO. Monday, Sept. 7ih.
Cor, don. Wayne Co. Tuesday, Sept 9Th.
Leon, Decatur Co, Wednesday, sept 9Th.
occoiA, Clark Co, Thursday, Sept. losh-
winterset. Madison Co, Friday, Sept 18th.
Dee Moines, PeIk Cs, saturday, Seps. 18th,
Indianols. Warren Co, Monday, Sept. lab.
Knoxville, Marion Co, Tnesdsy, fept 18Th.
Charlton, La cas- Co. Wednesday, Sept. 18Th,
Abba. Monroe Co, Thnrsday, sept. l7sh.
oiiumwa wapelio Co Friday, Sept. 18th.
Eddyvillo wapello Co, Tuesday, Sept 92d
ossaloosa, AAhAska 40, Wedn esdsy, Sept. 2ad.
sirourney, ksokuk ca. Thursday. sept. 9ath.
Fairfield, Jenersou, Friday, Sept. 23th.
washfngIon. " lSkiS6Ioo Co, Monday, Sept. 2StA.
wappeilo, Louisa Co, Tussday Sept. 7pth.
Bariin gton, lies Moincs Co, wednesday, Sept. 3oth
The several County Committees are requested 10 b
ding 10 giving public notice Of the time and place
OF meeting In their respective counties and Ia max
ing all necessa ~ arrangements tor the mestiuas.
The meetings ia all the appointments viii comm enc
all O'Clock ,. y.
THOs. r. WITHRow,
Chm Bepub. State Central Commitsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28

T~ Bishop Roseerans, OF Cincinnati,
brother OF the General. was announced to
speak for the war aud liberty, at a grand
= mon p,e-nlc IN Clark county, Ohio,
august 10th. His patriotism has never
iai'ered, and adds another name to tn.
i.s Of tus-hssrted Catholic prsls,ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28

THE INVALID CoRrs.--Up to the pre-
sent time the War Department has organ
lied twenty-five companies of invslids,
who were to do garrison and other du.
ties. The Invalid corps il composed OIL
soldiers rendered unit for service in the
field by wounds or disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28
Keokuk Classi cal school.

THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
Il Sixth year. Of ihis tn.titution. will csmmsno&
on "wednesday Septsmhsr 2fd Que notice viii be
Sivep Of th1 oeesiop Of The nGhosl before opening
anSesdsw w. ". JAMESON. friacipai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the nsmo Of
Bittsra. put up la quar- bottles compounded OF ne
cheapest Will hey or common rum, costing from 20
~ eents per gallon, the taste disguised by Anise
CoriAnder Seed
se, long lhsy be sold hupd dis the
desth Of the drum card r. trir tn sys,em kept
continually under tho nhnence OF Alcoholic Stnu
OF the kind the cesire FOR Liquor created anu
kept up, sad The result all the horrors stten up
on q drunkard's life and death,
ret &hse ~Ae deere aisd will have Leuor Bittsrs
abilsA the fsii~ias rscript. Gei One Bottle OF
Hs09Ahak 6eFman BitleFs aud mi1 With three quartz
or COED brandy or Whiskey, aud The result wli BE- q
pr~,a ration that WILL fAf excel medicin virtues
and true exrelteece any oil The Liquor Bpe's
In he marx ct, aud 81 cost much less. Yoa will hsvt
ali tho virtue u H00nands Bttters Connection with
good article 81 Liquor, al ~ much fiess price th
thsse interior preparations vii cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-28
TOR SALE.

Two Farms. OF lT2 Acres each, In Van Bursn soup-
y, Iowa. One Farm Ia located D.. miles d, T. from
winenss,er aud miles North Of Bsntonspo r., near
the ~. Les Moinss RAirosd--iO0 under enitivstiou
with comparable Frame Dwelling aud stsbline; two
seed hard anaothsr improv smenes- This Farm
ia know - The '.IauIord FARM, The othsr trnrt M
is1 s6sss IL heavily timber i6ciudtng Sugar Or
chArd of so ees IL undertake with large b.ds of
Coal, aud 10 located near the sAme Railroad Tb.as
lands were loo ed b. Mr. Hartford in hts life time
aud Nov held b. his heifs, rho age, and will be
sod sepsrsssiy together 70 suit parties Ersa,
bar gain.
kntluire Of III, u. TES-EYCI.
Ksokuk, MAy1s 1869. Real Estate Agent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
coNREpERATE ceNGREss.

i BAL b.. b..a ia,,Oiao.I IN The as,s. ptO,iiis
is,i ID. neTs Cs0sr~. sslIl meet ~ ths isstih
Msnasy % Fsvusr nett
A bhl repssiins he EI.mguoa lar ps',sd ,ls
senate
81. wigfIi. II fss... in,toan.eJ IN be sss,iea
bill pfy.idias ,ksi every vbns male between ,ke
.ss. 4 -s,e.n ssl silly liable y E.sy Jui, .s.l
IL IL he military ss'viee :: ~ crsnlrs ,Ases =
lwssa ne sss. 81 sisk,s,s and fsuy &c !. lsssgss
TIC snAy d - Gs'l. snd l,,s- ss,s~n ~ g..
.,Iissn sd eighteen, and bsn Ihs sgsg u t~@r
h,s ss5 ,iI,s sh.li Terms reserve. Ths l-nss
isuei 10 lac Military sssmlass.
We pssI,sA i.t7 ), much u - Rrpas
Mrsssss s..s can make fOom isr IT,. So ySitJ
IT, relating 70 The og,tslons d Inc sssat - 80 ~
81 n.onihs. anu issisr ~ ~ rsls,isss ess Isg
land. We fe,srs 20 iu'a', nepbet. lie s0e<'s.
,ion d the ms,-,ss ~ vii give N osr D,iL
Pie fslosing scheme 10 relation % ths 6nsssss,
ss proposed By NJ. M,mminss'. see,s,s'y d fss
rps,oy. u Is aid the President approve. q =,
and i viii probably sISsdiiy y pi..sj nls AZ y
Congress ~iIh ven Ia,le slsaiioa.
That Congress lprlns.t, llth,risi
loan u ono thousand million in 81 Fes
cent. bonds. the principal payable 80 isen.
" years. the interest semi-snnually TO Dc
extended hereafter. from iiac 10 time,
20 a. a. consolidate the whole public debt.
.. That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be authorized 10 sell st par As many 81 the
said bonds a. vii b. sufficient TO take W
The outstanding eurrencY, and TO pay the
appropriations made by Congress.
3. rhst the deposits u Treasury notes
on account Of the said loan may be recel''
ed AZ the Treasury Or any Of rs deposI'o-
RES, or by commissioners 10 be appointed
and deposits 10 be made in suns u one
kundred dollars. or Of which one hundred
j. perfect disisof.
a Certificates shall be issued icr sues
deposits, which shall eniitle the holder ~
bonds for the amount, with interest ifem
the date u deposit. u the Ncpesi "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
alllsauraugb 9srprurr.
HII.isBnRoUGH, n. &.
wednesday. Desernbcr i6. Isss.

~ Gus reeessasy sbsrnss from hcme u. couple
o! days the execution Of several Jobs ~heb Ne could
ne, postpone. snd lhs in.uiiirsnry Of or help Ia.
caused ses, 10 The .sue 81 lh,- psprf ior couple
Of dsss. We hose 10 30 .bIs to aan s,rssh, with
lhs new year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16

to point out the es,l consequences which,
would result from the destruction Of M,
old organization. or TO dwell upon the
benefits TO be secured fran filing I'm the.
veteran companies as lung before the dis-
charge of the earlier member, as NAV be
possible. la the cases where /, may be
tonnd lmprac'icable I" maintain regiments
IN saiticien. strength TO justif, the reientisH
o. the present organization, economy and
efficiency would De promoted by eonsolida-
ton and Reorganization. This would in
saise the necessity OF disband'ng part Of
the oihcsrs. and making regulations for
securing The most jndicious selection Of
those who are retained, while least wound.
Ing me feelings a lhoss who are eischarr,
ed.
(Coneiasioa IA our ne,,)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16

We have been isiafmed BY ou' paper make, ,hs.
The r,ee hrfeshsr Will be one ds.la pouad. ,wie.
rsch ~e paid ia he las: pairsl We purchased.
..l ane time. much paid h,lelr the war.
Tn, si.s ,he price q paper aai As s,e.t IL no,
g-sssr increase ia ihe price u provisions snd every
,hins We use. hss eemselIsSi .. 10 pc, us he prce
sfiA- Recorder 10 g.. Jal..fs per sGnun. ., $s:s0
q, az N .nihs ifsny .hall ihisk III. pree to
hsA. he shsl have te eseertes 81 pas LaiGr year,
u be ~Ii ply u n soia e.sn. phr,i 81 aaut. Or
butter. eggs. ~ ro,atoe. - -, s'lirlr u he kiud
assi in a i-ms. Al prizes Al eaish thru ~rr. .sli
60 hsisrs The var. Il Wi ~ 500 lkvreflr.. Ina,
tbs 6ss dallss whish 80 nsy ska,g. csn BE- mach
e4s,sf yaiI Ih.n Inc no dollar, ecu 70 10 eimsr times,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16

The Legislature 81 lhflr,sts atjoy,red sn hss-
day n,taius hsi 10 meet AE,in % ID, third Tuesday
is May neIl. We hare ,oep snly To- s,l,sh, sketch
u 10 pfcc~ .JIngs LIT week. fa. Isl u n. .sls
and resclaiioas pss.d daring u. session sill -
snen ia our merit.
III. Hon. Edaia @ Rs,de. ~ Pa.ea eoua,y. ~.
slec,.5s ia1ss ~ II. supsn., cour.. 10 psee u
ledge Bailey. rr.sned.
The Uarsi rlsie. S.n,ie sIasisd -an,ists ~
,he Nzs 81 ws.i vug.his 10 iske Their sesis ;,
vote VI a. 10 5.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16

lConelasion n our ne,,.)
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27
GRANVILLE MooDy,
ICJl. Comm'ding 7ith Reg,t 0. V. |
uEAnQ'Ts DEr'T CT CUMBERLAND ]
MURFREEsB 70, February s. J

UEAnQ'Ts DEBT CT CUMBERLAND ]
MuRrREEsB 70, February 5
T!e General commanding r sent
h ) warmest acknowledgements tc
/ 10 friends OF the scl6icrs Of this ar
my, whose generous sympathy with
suT ring of the sick and wound
ed, has induced them to send for
their comfort, numerous sanitary
supplies which arc continually ar
irving. by tho hands OF individualS
and charitable societies, While he
b yhly appreciates and does not nm
tervalue the chsli'i,s which hav
b en- lavished on this army, c%pcri
ence has demonstrated the iInpDr
tauco OF system md impartislity, as
well as judgements aud economy in
tho forwarding and distribution o
these supplies
In oil these rfspC It's the United
States S ntary Com mission stand
unrivsled. Its organ .tion, expe
rience and large facilities for The
work, are such tn It the 6 incral doe,
rot hesitate to recommend, in tn
most rs- cnt manner, all those wh'
i,s're 10 sond Sanit,ry supplies. t,
ccntiie them to the care OF this C I'M
n.issi N. rhey viii thus insure tn,
Npp les reaching their destination
without wa.tage or expense o
gems or transportation, and thei
., Ing distril n.e ! ip ajudicious IN an
ler, without disorder or interference
with the regnl ,tions and usiges o
| hs service. THIS CJmmiss on act
IN iull C n;ert with the medical do
| p ,rtmelt Of the army, and enjoys it
conf eacC. |, is thus enabled wit
CIV X ints to do large amount o
good a. the pr per time ani in th
.,ro, or way, Ever since the battl,
| II St)n.'s RIVER it his distributed
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
Balsamic Cordial

FORTnE SPEEDYCUKE OF COC0HS, COLDS, INFLU-
ENZA, GROUP, HoAHsESEss, BRONCHITIS, PNEU.
MONA, DISEASES OFTHE BOWELS, ARISING FRONl
COLD, lNCIPIENT CoNsUMPTIoE. AND FOR THE
RELIEF AND (F AT ALI rosstBfE) CURE cg PA.
TSENTs IN ADVANCED STAGES or THE LATTER DIS
EASE.
The Balsamic Cordial is entirely u Vegetable
production, combining the healing properties
ot the Balsdm, with the iuvigOrating qualities
of Cordial, producing combination So well
adapted To the purposes Intended. that there
are but few cases Of diseases which will not
at ag early period. suCCumb tU its healing aud
liie-giving properties.
For ages, has the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater portion OF the
attention Of the scientific Ui the medical world.
but none acquired more enineuce in his treat
ment Of these diseases, than the celebrated
Prussian DR.. Iloo1and, the originator of the
Basalnic Cordial. His lie was devoted TO tie
production OF remed es that would stand unrl
vailed. How well he has succeeded, the Amer.
lean people are able IT, judge and we positive.
lly assert, that no preparations that have ever
been placed before thom, have conferred he
same amount uibeneiltS On suffering humanity,
lOr have ELECTED so many concentrations from
lsll classes of society, as the remedies Of DOct.
ilOufland, prepared by Dr. G.. VI. Jackson Il Co.,
of Philadelphia. The Cordial IS designed for n
IClJSs OF diseases more general and more fatal
than any other to which the people of this
country are subject - those spriuging from n
slight cold. That eminent authority, DR.. Bell.
says: IL viii not say that colds are to our IN.
hNbItants what the plague and Yellow Fever
are to those Ut other countries; but can aver
Icon!deully teat they usher iu disease Of great
sr completely and mortality than these Latter
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under,
IN signed has been appointed, and duly quail
med Administrators OF the estate OF Thom.
as hayna, late OF Hancock County, Ohio, do
coascd. Jau. 80 WM. HANNA.
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