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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
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i6Snsn Sapps uerbslfsn nil. Der msIps l& an
GbriIt unb Saurr's
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ssetndber.
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Esl aufssfdut, nit unirrr tIaenen Manufattur
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fabtr. mas Stpl. Dausrbaiiiatdt unb tilia'
pTsiit nntstrifft. ale GCncurrfn; su dtertreffn.
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cnosr Nufmsrfiamfstt nuf bic 5batIahe, bae
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
Grbaltet cure SSrit1te !!

5a srbaIrt cure Eritbe auf ltoSn SaH ,um G,,r
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louisn 1Ghre gu e,niGiisn, braudit bu nur tid mil
tnlm fIIblshG9dnesn 9atsni GIa6 SriChte Sar rsr
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5fchr, 35 tDamttcn StraBS - une kat aerue
Sruhe in Der rstten 3sit Gin. NIT cpsr cine 3ud,r
Bsnn Obus 5udrr. Gin plumb 5udCr NJ biElauslid
fur cine gclone Srrup.
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iunimmt. babe ih rju vid 9rSGsrsr Stcd on pant
Ms oipSbnlidh, uuo psrrs oen eanjsn Maulmulr
5tcd an fcIaet een Trsilen atlaffen:
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Quart 400 $50 IL NJ.
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coer NcttSn. p'rben 5slb erIroren psun fe fraleit
fir esltI ibtdeu, che biss ouf banb aIIe ptrtoufi
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
8rnan,s 9,nlmpnlc gssafers.

SrOdns &mluionic ItSdferS.
0i,fs crigincuf 9eoi,in. ,usrff ,utsrsittt In
1897. III Der sritt 1risd Der arr, Der Is uuter cenr
Honsn y II ulmcait 80 fsrs, in ttGftm coer
trsIno Einrm ansrrn GanO. OOr pas putlltum Ss:
bratbt rure5. Etr Sbte Tritd fanu racurh Er.
tonnt rerrSn. faD Der NGms ron 9rpon auf tsesn
1aftr eineGrrudf IN. ..ab
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Srpdn's pulmenic gSafree
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nIsr.
8rpan'6 puImonic @afers
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Gurtrsn Srtatjtn rSr 9iruta unp SSnfIs
Srpon'6 Yulmonic @oferS
Sur;rsn Die Cti9sn 9nfdush in Ithn gRinutsn.
Srpan'6 Yutmonic @aferS
S'uo sine Sssnan9 gu allen SlaTtn unO GOufii.
tuiiousr.
SL UWi . 3utlIlpHlI OuIPIS
Sine isbr (tbas5ar fur 9CtaIien unp Sfsntlitb,
NCSusr.
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lnasntbn.
SrDan'S Qulmcnic 8afers
9nif'rnsn nidi nar alltiu. lenrsrn bsmirtsn sirG
causrnrs 8ur.
8rpon's pulmcnic @lfcrS
Sesrttu warrantitt aIstmsins 9ufrlENsnbsit
lCbCn.
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tGine qIriCn miro iicb e trSnteu - Gents fiji
Srrant 4ulmenii BItcrs iu bsIabltu.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
Ntptb, 8riin, 9lau unb @elb

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
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Sette1 Shaw's, 0lueltns, Strimpf.
paarCn Gafiimerse, Sotinrtts,
g8eitenSeuge, Sud- YDn al
len glrten unb 8rsiIe.
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MAIDEN. uno bas r'riIumt ntGt uno asbs aisbalr
nab R rs erUBrn rObIfciIrn StCt,, brnn
pie gIdarsn leissn tdalit I'm YreiIt. ga fin
oct ttr au6 cine srCbe Got
Babies SlonfS Mnb @cbatpIs,
pom alI.n g.ple Gdrbsn unb Trei1en.
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Gin arO6ss AlIorIsment ttnbstmilbe @lRr fin.
bet mon in bisism Stcbr. Iu pirtfab Su nsnnsn,
uuO bic I'm Warft ,u Rnpsn parsn.
Carpets, SeItu6, 0rCSsries unb 0Iass
r Daaren,
nllss pire an ben mSslGf nitberbeiien 9rdRrr
psrfauft. Ssr finpst man rtenfaGs immsr Gin
are6sr SCrrntb pcn isrsrId Nrtfn prcpiGonCn
unb an ben 3tttrn nngCmsBnsn prrien.
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sr leinrn psrbinbIlhiisn Danf al. unp brfFt burf
quite paTsn uno rt6tmdetar preiesn sinsn f,r,
nGren NntbeiI brr @unf brS TutIifums 3u eT6lI.
ten. Roparo Rube,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
SOnatban M. Sod,

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
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Souern 8s9enlciti9en Seuer Serfibes
runJe. 9tlcIIW, ftppn Jtortbampton
9Iuutp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28

8ttras ots pirfhsrtSu ets,nlbums Sc 100000 90
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EsGa &auntp anssitrlt wOrbcn it, Nls thi nj
gen. wrI6e patrr nod an beIasts 5intTIaTsn
i&Gft f6uIpia ilno, tprpeH tisrmit aufaefOrrri
tnnerboIb g9cGen atsutr;nhIsn, unb SOlhe bic
nod rs&tmdbiae NniptGhs taten. bclIstrn bT,
Rehnunasn tnnrrbnIb teia9,cr 9sit TVbItsiidtisl
'tnJubGnpiScn an
Scbn SafenFo, Iom'or.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28
&einen 2(ltoboI ODER f6lebten Wisfep!
Gt bSiIt cti9s 9rantbsitsn 90 ron 100 Saasn.

Sn HCl9s ers itdrfsn Gbiasts unS Sir arostn @s:
lte6ibtit ron oNoflanb'5 (rtiu ps9'tabtfhCu) ttu,
lden BttterF, baGeu 6orheR piIGuosr Suddfuli
htr unn aS0iH:nIcftr AhcHttursr bic 3Gfluihotr nit
hFtbtenl Gdnap6 IN GEftaIlt pcn Jcnise, WQaogn
nlItsIn uno Wjucre UntSr oaevbanc bcthiGneuren
Ramsn jitsrihwtnmf.
9Gan bits h.h cor Gg:m t!iiIn ihtlH,t9u 9su1, Sas
ne Nrdnthitt!H, tat lie "a heitlu rerihtimnsrt uut
ots 'nt'iuihen eti0tneIn NIr @srsweifluu9 anbCim:
att.
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idbtn pabIitum b9faneen unh hat ciusn Ssaf unt
Ftfae, rtIher ron tciner aHptrn Sq,eipu dtSrtref
fen pirt. ...
Dis GilTtbdmtr bdtn Gdnhnns pcu 8rictn
en- ben ousscl?thrslCn SprGej9nn, aercsatSn,
GsrStsn uno @iir9srn, tis ihrs ti9Sus psrI5nth.
atnutuib her nohubat0Sn Q1lrfun9Sa uno me l..
iinifhir Giaeufbonsn birttS 8iuer6 t,;SuaSn.
Biul gu gtmds. pae bid lIrFen frq2
IBGi Ou snrn euten 9ppstit tabtn
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-28

Seine Nlfpbrl 9rGparatipn
0dm3Iicb be8etabtliieb.
Ginf rria tOuif6r MeODin!
DOiitor 9OOt(nn0'6
bGrGbmtts
SelltSAcS Sitters,
Fpraparirt pen
Or. 6. ~. SacFiDn.
NbiIaSelpbia.
6tiIt auTs pirtfaate
erbsTbrI
DpspsPiIt.
1dtfu6t
Gbrcnti&s unb nerbBis ShwGSe, Niersntronf
bsitsn unb alis Ssi6psrpen. bic aus psIporbe.
nr Gstu Uprr WIssn eiti,sbsn.
ME!
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ftcpfuna
tnnFrtihs peiS.
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nab Dem SIcpf, idusrE
Waaen, IlibcltGit, iofrjtrsnI
nIn, abibsu pOr @fiu, @Clhsit
eetr Surd anf Gem Wa0'n, fauerss
6uttcetr, 5tntsn cber SlnttIrn in Der
gRaasn9rutI. Shnimmtn i'm acpf, tliaes
uno fhpereS lfbnlsn. .Scr'9rfIlitir. piraCnre
ocsr erliidrnrt 8Cftbts. pcnu in elmer lGasnbsr
pcfitur. SISrfuht, 0upf'u ober Stnete prr rem
auaCu. Etster Il. bumpfn ShmEr; i'm 6crf,
gRanasl an ShpGiG, Sslbbiii oir baut
uno dulsn. Stmrr; in Der sSiis,
RidIu Rrui. Siicfern ,c Mia.
lihcn itbetfIul prn bibe,
9rernen i'm Elsiih tss
Ednpi9s GiubiIruns
pca lehCl. 9rcbs
GtecsrQCfhlas
ocnhett
lnb tsa5t pelio gsItsm SiEbcr. Galsustsr !s. YOr.
Us cnthfn
Reinen 2QtoboI ODER i6lehten Wisfep!
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

is more exposed than the Surgeon who is
selected 10 advance with the regiment; when
others can give way to the excitement OF
the moment, his duties require the exercise
Of all his ceolncss and good Judgment to
the exclusion Of timiditY or excitement
We make no unreasonable requests, we
ask for nothing but what the cause of hui
manity and justice demands, we desire only
that these inyidious distinctions be done
away with, and the Medical be put upon
an equal footing with the other Staff De-
partments.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10
HAMMOND GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1868,

nations by the President 10 the Senate, ior
promotion BY brevets We rapidly glanced
over the lengthy columns, naturally expect
Inr 10 sec the names of numerous OF our
sawhone friends, but We were disappointed;
oil Of the staff corps we're represented but
the Medical
Are We tO infer from this omission, that
no medical officer has performed ineritori-
GUS services since the commencement OF the
war? or that il Is more merltorious to dis
tribute green backs. or issue rations, than
to save mems lives, to alleviate the terrible
sufIeriugs Of the wounded, and lessen the
ills that ncsh il heir to?
Medical Officers are regarded us nom
oombatants; many contend that upon COM
batants alone rest the hazards of war, there
fore 10 them rightly belong its honors,
granted but why should Cemmissary
Who purchases provisions five hundred
miles from the seat of war, or Quarter
master who purchases wagons and horses
be permitted TO share the honors of combat
ants? During the Mexican war no officer
of the Quartermaster or Commissary De-
partment was either wounded or killed,
while many brave Surgeon, in the dis
charge Of his duty, fell upon the field of
battle. or died from the contagious of crowd
Cd and anwholesome hospitals. We arc
aware that reasonable and necessary de-
nands Of the Medical Department, have
been treated with indifFere. &c, scorn and
even contempt by certain Senators. A bill
providing for the comfort of the sick and
wounded soldiers, by increasing the cost of
the hospital ration, was defeated by the cry
Of economy. One Senator denounced the
idea of Surgeons having any rank at all
he should also have included in this brilliant
proposition the stoppagc Of pay.
In the New York Senate recently, 8 bill
was introduced to provide each and every
soldier from that State, with four tourni-
quets, one for each leg and arm; some one
very appropriately suggested that they also
be furnished with a case of surgical instru-
ments, aud work on Surgery; thus ena-
bling the State to do away with The useless
appendages of regimental surgeons.
Why this prejudice should exist in the
mihes OF our Congressman, against the
Medical Department, the most laborious
and self sacrificing of any corps i'll the SER
vice, is mystery which we cannot fathom.
The opposition which the most pressing
wants OF the Department has encountered
in Congress is really nexplcablc. Mem
bers who willingly vote thousands of dol
lars for the opening of canal, or other
useless expenditure, endeayor to euonomize
by cursailing the wants of wounded soldiers.
We only wish that our Senators were com
PEELED to live for time upon eighteen cents
per diem. 1.-THE cost of the hospital ration
A medical officer is rarely. noticed by
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

Mrs. j. G. Robins would acknowledge
with many thanks, one barrel of crackers,
one dozen backgammon boards, and various
other games, from Miss Matilda Frothing-
ham, of Charlestown, Mass.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

On. ALLISON, who left in charge of trans
ferred wounded. returned last week We
are glad 70 see one of our ablest medical off,
GERS at his post again.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

A detachment OF soldiers was sent To the
Pines last week, to find out if there was
liquor in the store where the assault on two
soldiers was committed. Their orders were
to destroy it, if found, in a manner as
agreeable to the owners as circumstances
would permit. They found, and spilled
parts of two barrels. in the presence of a
not oyer-enthusiastic circle of admiring
spectators. If old mother earth was COM
PEELED to imbibe her share of the poor whis-
key which abounds, there woulI be more
blood left in the veins of her children.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

u
PEELED to imbibe her share of the poor whis-
key which abounds, there woulI be more
blood left in the veins of her children.
-@@@-
Mn. EDrroR:-Will you allow a plain
private, who was never poet and never ex-
poets to be one. to say word in prose, in
reply to that pretty poem in your last, adj
dressed pronlscaously to Point Lookout,
and the rest of mankindy
why wish to- ive?" why, in the first place,
| enlisted for three years, and wish to see
the Star Spangled, proudly waving from
Maine TO Texas, always excepting South
Carolina, which hope tosee handed over to
our colored citizens, for their especial benefit
Secondly, as brother Snow has it, have
five responsibilities, away down East, and
| wish to live to see them through" Il little.
Let me tell yot what their mama writes, it
may amuse comrade. ''Jody, aged four and
half years. has oligious fancy for the
popular air of Pop Goes the Weasel He
was saying his prayers one night,
Now lay me down 10 sleep
pray to God my soul TO keep;
Aud If die before | wake,
Pop goes the weasel,
I'm sure that the recording angel who
dropped tear on the oath of Uncle Toby,
must have allowed smile at my darling's
innocence. when he respectfully referred"
that charming invocation.
Thirdly. | wish to live, TO know which
side of my bread is to be buttered. AT
present regret to say that I daily find an
absence of that fluid on either side and de-
sire to thank prominent lady, whose
cheerful presence has lately come among
us, for layer Of apple sauce, which in 4
great measure supplies the absence of the
article in question
Fourthly, | wish to live," to sec j.
Davis, esq appended to that fabulous ''ap-
pie tree, y to which so many North Ameri-
can MINISTRIES have often hung him. In
short, l have so much to live for. and so
little to die for, that if my Doctor was to
tell me that was on my last legs, should
be tempted to knock him into the middle
of next week, and run the risk OF getting
laid out for twenty-four hours. by INV en-
celent and able friend, Steward Nebrich.
My thoughts on the question, why wish
to live" are too many for me. Pray stir
up some poet to tell tie story, and snare
the feelings of SHARpsHoorrR
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

A large rebel mail was seized near Leon
ardtown, and brought in last evening to tho
Colonel Commanding.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10
/. Local Items.

Gen. Lockwood arrived last night in the
Cecil"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

During the past week seventy-three pa
ticnts have been returned to duty, six trans
ferrcd to other hospitals, one discharged
from service, no deaths, remaining in
hospital, six hundred and seventeen.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

with many thanks, one barrel of crackers.
one dozen backgammon boards, and various
other games, from Miss Matilda Frothing-
ham, of Charlestown, Mass.
DURING the past week seventy-three pa
tients have been returned to duty, six trans
ferrcd to other hospitals, one discharged
from service, no deaths, -remainiAg in
hospital, six hundred and seventeen.
TUE body of Robert Welsh, who disap-
peared SO mysteriously some four weeks
since was found upon the Potomac beach,
near the new hospital, on Thursday last
There we're no marks of violence upon his
person.
Tur TnEArFr.-Wo are happy to an
nounce to convalescents and others, the re-
opening of this ancient edifce, under tho
auspices of the Drum Major Of the gallant
I'd Eastern Shore Volunteers. The Min
strelsy Of Thursday and Saturday evening
was very creditablc fer beginnings. 1t Is
understood, that certain number OF pa
tients shall be admitted each evening, free,
and portion of the income applied to ex-
pences for the erection of the building, &c.
A farce now and then, and light
comedy, win be an acceptable variation of
the programme. Those possessing talent
for the entertainment of their fellow-men,
should not neglect this opportunity to
show it-there will be a performance to-
morrow evening.
.,T. NJ
the George AIangum, arrived on Tues
day last. from Pincy Point This vessel par
ticipated in the glorious attack on the forts
below New Orleans, and threw four hum
dred and thirty -four shells into fort Jack
son, at u distance of 1000 yards. Besides
the mortar, she carries two 81 Founders,
and brass howitzcr. The mortar which
rests on solid oak bed, built up from
the kelsod, weighs II 1000 pounds and
throws thirteen inch she'll; twenty
pounds of powder is used in the charge, and
seven pounds i'll charging the shell itself;
the length of fuse Is from FIVE to forty
five seconds, and one she'll in three minutes
Is average firing. The gallant Captain
gave lis an animated account of the bonn
bardment, in which he shared, and polite
" showed up 10 us his dogs of war. We
accidentally overheard a lady. to whom he
was introducing the mortar, and whose head
was partially within the aperture, innocent
ly observe, There's nothing in it" her
mind was plainly fur from the Point, and
her expressive features clearly exclaimed,
w hat bore" Capt COLLINS and No
Ii, after kindly giving us the correct time,
left ON Friday, and ere this, the voice of
the spring chickens. which were first at
morning call, !" will be heard '.ncyer no
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

TuE body of Robert Welsh, who disap-
peared SO mysteriously some four weeks
since, was found upon the Potomac beach,
near the new hospital, on Thursday last.
There were no marks of violence upon his
person.
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