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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-04
POE TR Y


To the Demo- Copperhead Party.
The serpent is a subtle snake,
And of the devil does partake;
lie entered Eden's rosy bower.
And there displayed bis subtle power.
He there deceived the happy pair,
And wrought their ruin and despair,
And then received his sentence just,
TO crawl OH earth and cat the dust.
Tie next appeared on mountains high,
To tempt the Saviour with lie;
In that he failed, and fed dismayed,
Yet he through man the Lord betrayed
From that time til the present hour,
He hath deceived, ard proved his power,
BY many q false, deeeiving trick,
Hath earned the name OF Lying Nick.
In eighteen hundred fifty-nine,
lie appeared in Charleston, South Carline;
There in long and loud debates
lie laid plan to solve the States
Then he cries we'll have old Brecke
For President in autumn next"
In that he's beat, and in dispair,
Sees honest Abraham take the chair.
Then arise to try their plap,
All rebeldom ZEN to man
They cut and slash, they Stay and kill,
Til Abraham sets up his will.
And when they see they 'can't come I'M"
They try scheme the West to win;
And when that ruse with others fail,
Their Symnat hiCarS Iypfn and wall
And then we hear the serpents hiss,
70 spare, @ spare, our erring Sis,
o give her all she asks, and more,
And let her rule FROM shore to shore
Then comes forth the proclamation,
For Rebels slaves emancipation,
Which gives the friends of freedom cheer,
And causes rebs to quake with fear.
The Copperheads then howl and cry,
ANere ruined, sure, we faint, We die
And when you ask them where their pain,
It's Niger, niger, on the brain.
$50 let us raise the cry of peace,
And party strength viii soon increase;
In war and strife we can't compete
With johnson, Bragg Lee and Longstrcet.
'Our motto is to ''rulc or rnin,
30 let us keep this cry LraR -
We think we'n make our fortune by it
Tome all We Copperheads and try it.
But sentences passed, submit you must,
And soon or later lick the dust
Like aerpents live, like serpents-die, e.
10ur lives arc but living lie.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-04

a desperate chap recently made the de-
terminate resolution of marrying the girl he
vas in pursuit of. if he never had another
as long as he lived.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-04

SHORT ANSWER One of the enrolling
Marshals, the other day, received strong
hint from a downtown female Stoppins
at the lady's home he found her before the
door endeavoring to effect with a vegetable
huckster twenty per cent. abatement IL
the price Of peck of potatoes.
Have you any men here, ma'am?'
The reply was rough and cute-"No."
"Have you no husband, madame :"
mo"
"Nor brothers,"
"No"
Perhaps you have a-son, ma'am !"
"Well, what of it p
Il should like to know where he is"
"Well, he isp't here
80 see, maam. Pray where is he p
"In the Union army, ,e'.cre you oaglato
BE-
The Marshal fastened round the corner
lie didn't further interrogate the lady.
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FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE


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rNHE SCHOOL of CHEMISTRY. COLUM.
4 biA COLLEGE. kaw.iors, viii open on tho FIRST
u NOVEMBER lJ sud cournur until the hrsi Of Juus 20
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Il BURNSIDE HENRY WARD BEECHIH. WILLIAM
, GILMORE Sl11s, WOLLkEHAUFr, Ml.icisnj JOIN
. ARMS ikOHC. Gen. FROST. CHARLES XII. Of Sweden
ASOFA, tie scU ptoTi kLAAMAN the Aitst SUSA NhAii
VANS, the young Orstori JOHN d. CAMPbELL, Colonel
y sktLLL Vi the c"smg Angel Battery. &C, nclldi =
q .tch.s u ChscteT Unity " HanDesopent Theory.
~ 'choogy HssehiscL Eating Dreolu America Abots
x LAse. Ci-Ds, md Soc..irs TIE SOLDIER BRIDE
zoe n; IHE HUMAN Harris Anatomy, Color Quality.
Lea in' vneon. Linee Skull. Oar Social r. aiions
',N iAhp IA Scotland Receiving Attentions How 1, Win
sLN - ne lHercsa Man Tho Human Foot-il. PHI.
Ahstomy ind hgh 1T,stmen', with IS !lust,ion,.
tn9, Inc forcheli snd W various Sims Of ChaI.
s'si - onnfii, &iI Love Of know lodge. Ienevo-
kbo" ~ toagasni. fofbddng, Hos1oce
u s.lH ~ ~ IS,ti or ~ Ds ye-l. Address FOWLER
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Pn,cv FL N PApKR. on 81 son CLorH
Ivol, Emo, 500 pages.

Read .hd. a. Editor Of The NeH York Eyprs" 's,s a.
sTer reading adraaes espy.
Tpr REJECTED WYE BY Mrs. AVE 5. SrEruEpa Pub
H.hcd by T. D. PyrLa.oS BKorurRs Philadelphia.
The advance Of this work have been placed IN our
hands and from hs,y glance h.ye been abe to give It,
safely pronounce the most 'isins book Of Tho sea
son and certain q which viii suFPaf even the great
popularity Fashion AID Famine any Of the ssthores'
former
The principal parsonage Of the plot Il historical one, and
the incidents together with historical 6dey which
could only be the effort Of mind in the fa maturity OF
strength ". hope 10 few days {, give lengthy notice oil
u, mcr. and BY tbs, the whole reading public Will hs,s
MADE verdict on our opinion that boob in American ers-
,ue has ever received soud deserve more complete tn
smph twill be Issued the ?fh Of this month and Tho
ul,ude of order, attest tho anxiety with which the puzzle
await appearance Of hs pTodueon Of b.b fA'oe
winter Af,cT her long silence.
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IbENSLEY,

.BENsLEY'
TIE NEW AMERICAN NOVEL.
FIora The Commercial AiveIl.cr
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,nd csccdvrB~sG The s,ory 4. well written "a tie
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1--WE FOLLOWING HOUSES ard LOr
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Aso. number Of other lbus IN u ID locations.
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Liso ols a. Hasen Yss'e. nd Laos! stesy .s>en n
the ~.
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Mem publications.
NLLE OF THE TWENTY-SEVENTB
~ VOLUME.
HARPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE


NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER, 1869.
CONTENTS:
RIGTeRES OF TIE JAPANEsE.-L LIFE in 'h'
CAPITAL. M
IILrsrR,r,os. The Evening Msi-Japanese berry
0ws.hbu. kIers-We won't 60 Home III Morning
pL,.,.a- Ssio,ar,-Japanese Grceting-A Workman-
Prostitution before o Superor-Norimon-Shh a'ohn
~ ~ Al Rest Musicians Musc Gil and Servant
c,,v,n, Home Goods-A P-nent-Jspanese Dray-
us.L,s,,t misunderstanding Manure-Jepanese Bed
Blowing Bubbles-Mistrcss and Maid-Gentemsn Dress
tpe-Hsir Dressing Lady in Full Clothes Merchant
- .Lssie. shavineThe Maternal Lesson-Lsde' at Toilet
"a Tie Discovered LoyeL,tisr-A Conjugsl Quarrel
Psscran,ilas In Summer and Wnt,r-Fenae Costumes
= Women OF Yeddo in Winter DfcssScen. In Silk Shop
=. A Stree; Scene.
: SCENES IN TIE WAR OF lsl2-V. THE NORTHERN
= FRONTIER.
B. lLLusrRATioys-Geners Browns Residence-"Di'sn'
= vsnghsnlsaac ChsGncey. Church at ST. Refi'-
Site OF Ola Fort PIesentstion.-Zebuan NJ P1e-Re
mains Of Old Fort Torouto.-Reniaius OF the Western
Battery - Plies Monument - Light House on Horse
R,nnd.-Jacob Brown-Mouth Of French CreeA-Lisht
Hos.e tep. by Johnson.-Plan Of chrys'er" Fied -
Jxnc,ion Of Big and Little salmen.-Br0~n' hs'ds9I
ters-Freuch Mills Fort Co,nstoD.
JOSEPHINE HERBERT.
OFF.HAND SPEAklNG.
CAP.ANDRFLLS.-A NOVEL Is rEy CnarrsS.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT YALE.
tHE SMALL HOUSE AT ALLINGrON
Cs.PrsR XXXVIL An Old Mans Complaint
CHAPTER XXXViIL In CIci,s is called in
CRATER XXXlX Dr Crofts il TUNED out
ILLUSTRATIONS This small Hoaso -" Let LIZ hss ysu
70 think over tue matter again"
MORAL UTILITY OF CHILDREN.
~ THE RANKS AT STONE RIVER.
AWOMAS'S WAITING.
THE RELIGIOUS LIFE or TIRE NEGRO SLAVE
Third Papey.J
HALF
MAMMALIAN OF AUSTRIA.
TRIED AND TRUE.
Ny FRIEND CRACKTHORfE.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CuEkENT EVENTS
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS DRAWER.
SEASIDE sKETCHES.-Wiih Two NasHspcpa
PlsCATORlAL-Wi;hT Two ilat;rs'ions.
FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER
ILlusrsATIoys - Promenade ITes sd CrI
Pardessas-SAcQue.
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81 Remember This medicine is deeigned ex-
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News of the Week.
By Telegraph.
New YoRK, J4ly 80.


The Time, publishes the foil pwins rp'elal
dispatch cnlcd Amy uf tie Potomac 2sth-ih'
Amy to-day occuI les practically the same
line that it did two mOnti s ago. LIE
lccrnt active movements will be neees-
snilv followed by n peri ID OF cOmlara-
tive inac,iun dun which It VIII he
recruited and reeupcrated. TIE most
stupcndous blundcr Of the war Is stu the
common topic among all grades, for all frm-
IL believe that hnd Lee been attacked on the
Sunday urc,iius tJ lis commencing 10 re-
cruss Tie Potomac, the rebellion to-day
would have been at an md. For the next
month the cavalry will do INST oI I,ie il5h'-
ing. Yesterday morning at 2 cl'ck our
pickets were driven near Amisvlle-
The indicate ms to-day are that our OUT
POSTS arc liable 10 be forced in at any mo-
inent by superior detachments of the reoci7'
There Is but little sickness and the men are
more literally Supplied with ratinns than
ever before. This taken with the recent
Uniun successes creates a general g)od feel
ing IN the army.
A number Of officers have recently been
detached to bring on drafted men.
Lees army Is moving rapidly down IAe
/ Shenandoah, citizens WHO have seen hiS
columns within the last days say they are
1 more mob than an army.
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NV Yong. Julv 30.

The Times Washington dispatch says
Gen Gilmore has been Promised all the re-
Inducements he needs. { arleston must
tall and speedily if energy, celebrity and h.
teen inch guns will accomplish the result.
The statement that Gen. Gllm0re's Losses in
the recent engagement were one third OF he
total force is pronounced Incorrect In the
last action he did not Use over 200 men and
the TT | loss since, begun Il c canpai gu wal
not amount ~ over 100.
The United States steamer Paul Jones has
iu,t arrived from Charleston 26th inst, and
reports that the siege Of Fort Wagner was
sill progressing. Gen. Gilmore had sue
ceeded in recting battery Of heavy -
guns wIJii 1000 yards Of Fr-- " "slel'
Forts Sumter and Jyh'I1-'ir AeeP " NJ, ~;
I.land 0Hr casualties are about SIX yer
~
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wv UhA, august 7.
The Worlds Washington de- patch says
our troop II i stated now occupy the LIeis t.
in the rear Of Fredericks burg, | us anIcIpat-
ing the enemy in holding that very import
ant position.
Inc statement that the llth Corps is dis
handed is pronounced hy Gen. SchuIz, who
commands one Of its divisions to be untrue.
The Herads Washington dispatch says Mos
hy's gang made an extensive haul of suppllrs
last night at Fiicfax Z. II. There is no force
stationed Immediately at the Court House.
rne suffers Of the army have been generally
advised Of the fact, but it is con-
venient resting place at the end of
the first days journey and some six or seven
suffers with their trains and chattles BIZ
o acked tn re Ia night and were all made
prisoners.
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VINO SHOULD GRUNBLE! Qucsti m II ~
niue jes substitute cost at the South
Answer From $500 to $1,000
Q.-Why?
A.-Because the Confederate Government
did not d, signate a moderate amount, the
Iaym Mt of which should exempt any person
drafted.
O.. How much, at present, would man
drafted at the North have to pay for sub
stitute?
A.-About $500 or 500.
Q.-HIw do yoG know this?
Al ON the fact that the Government
now offers S4G2 bounty, and still fails IL
p oeure soldiers sutici. Mt at that rate.
GLOW much does drafted man have
to pay our Government instead Of procuring
a subtit .ts?
a. $500.
Oil Nv much does the drafted man gain
by this Iangement?
A.-S3o0 To $500.
Q.-Who is the User in / business
At t Government.
WAC makes up the loss to the Gov
ern ntnt
y. I re tax-payers-the rich people.
CIV 0, [ en, slould grImhle ?
i. Mt the p'Jr POOLE Buffalo Err
press
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An E,mi.a q. v paper makes the I'll

IN Elmia q v paper makes the fJl-
loving p int in rcsirl to substitutes:
B,nitmr Johnston. a ccl1rod man was draft
el from The town OF SO, Ales any County. Mr..
Jaiis-un rtplrteI at th, Ptorost VI ,rsi1l's Of
f sc in jh : ,se, on Frdiy last, AMI oherel
an all bod e white ~ IN rs q substitute. He
" IS tx an mel and assepiel-hls been sworn
into service, AMI is now in the BAR t-ks rs
Substitute fr Mr.. Johnston. Il seems - Us that
IT. lax man IN y d re a VIII te N an ior = sub
stiiu,e white man ought 10 be allowed to hire
q bll.k mtn FRA Substitute. Il is q poor rul-
~ AZ wont work huJ ways. The present ar
= Ii IN ut : YES the ''n'g GER an aivmtlge over
tn. whites, nee he IN " re from any color o.
ri.r. We present. th 8; for the cons .dert-
to % and nl,gnltiOn Of our copperhe IL fir end.
II Is n ther ev.d me- Of ii. crank inequ ties
OF IN, Con-cr pt LlS, and perte;ily conclusive
on IN: pl'nt. viii n his h,ret'f,r. been loub-e
b 5 me, that III IS 'Nar for the IA gser. -