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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
MEDICAL,
AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

disease cold settles somewhere In the body, and Oh
sructs its natural functions These, u not relieved
upon themselves aud the surrounding organs pro-
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While ~ this condition. oppressed by tho arrangements
AXE Ayers Pills and how directly they restore tho
aurnl action Of the system and with II Tho buoyant
feeling Of health again. What true aud so apparent In
ibis trivial and common complaint Is aso true IN muny
" the doepaeated aud dangerous distempers. Tho snna
mgatire object eSpcls the Caused by similar ebstTuc-
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BY tho None who know the virtues OF those
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Statements from leading physlesns la Soma Of the
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IN her hair After child was cured, she also tried
ASA NOR0RIDOE.
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WAR AGAINST TREASON.

NJ nims chiefly, however. at being A GOOD
EWSPAPER, In its columns will be found
a Complete History of the War, all important
Political or State Documents cmire, Proceedings
Of Legislative Bodies, Summaries OF European
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fully selected Literary Miscellany, comprising
Poetry, Reviews Of New Works, with liberal
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which, in conjunction with tho
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A Companion TO Female LIFE.
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NM va Ell M5S
LIFE AMONG The ,MOrENOnS.
BY ArSTIN N. WARD.

by NUSTTN n. WAKU,
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Balm Of the West.
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Miss C.SWORNSTEIT c.
Medina, March lsi, 1861
-
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Editor Of the Garfield Herald.
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VI women and children.
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Bilious pisorders-Liver Complaints.

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]
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Headache he,sIcItIIcadnchc,F e, Foul Stomach
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0NEperson writes, her daughter was cured
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The doctors pronounced the case incura'
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DyspepsIa, Impurity OF enc nlood.

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Constipation. .Costiveness, Suppression. :.
Rhe heunntlsln, Gout, NcuraIgia, Drop
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From Dr. J. Il Ia'ghu, AOntrsai Ginada.
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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
TELE G r A III s /.
rrom the Army or the Potomac.

Hr.DouARTERs Army or THE PoToMAc,
nah 5-Thc extreme cold weather Of the
aast three days hasmade the roads hard and
more passable, although very rough.
There is every indication that che enemy
have very much weakened their forces on
he opposite side of Tie river, relying upon
the impossibility of any movement being
made under existing circumstances They
no longer make their former display of tents
by day, and picket fires by night There
are also but few pickets to be seen on the
oppOsiite side. Last night, Notwithstanding
he extreme cold, but few fires were visible,
and below Fredericksburg, where heretofore
they have been very numerous, only three
we're to be seen.
This morning heavy snow storm COM
menced, which towards evening changed to
rain, and the prospect now is that the mud
DIV time is to be reinagurated.
This morning there was considerable ice
in the river and at the mouth of Aqua
creek, in which the regular mail boat got
stuck 30 that she could uot be extricated
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
THE SANITARY COMMISSION have


- established an Office of information in regard
to patients i'll the Hospitals of the District of
Colu nbia and of Frederick City, Maryland, By
n reference to books, which are corrected daily,
an answer can, under ordinary circumstances, he
given by return mail to the following questions:
lst Is - giving name and regiment1
at present in tho hospitals of the District or OF
Frederick City?
I'd. If so. what is his proper address,
3. What is the name of the Surgeon or Chap
lain of the hospital?
4th. If not in hospital at present, has he re-
Gently been in hospital?
9Th. If So did he die in hospital and at what
date?
9th If recently discharged from hospital, was
he discharged from service?
7th. If not, what were his orders on lcaging7
a The commission is prepared also to furnish
more specific information as to the condition Of
any patient in the District hospitals, within
twenty -four hours after request to do so. FROM
an officer of any of it's corresponding societies.
The office of the Directory Will he open daily
from 8 o. clock n. m. to 3 o clock ~ M, and
accessible in urgent cases at any hour OF the
night.
The number of patients in these hospitals IL
about $4,000. If found to be practicable, the
duty here undertaken locally by the Commission
will be extended 70 include all the general
| hospitals in The country.
FRED. LAW OIsAfSTEAD.
General Secretary,
| ADAMS TTorsf IA Street,
Washington, ID. C.. November la 1864
I Dec. 2, l862.-4m.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.

! Sabt'e Poss, Jan. 21.-To Cant r.. r.
Turner, A. A. CT engaged the enemy
to-day and captured Thirteen guns about !
million dollars worth of property and 100
prisoners.
.. NJ. WATKINS, Major Commanding.
Gen. Magruder on the 18th inst, pro-
claimed Galveston to be open to commerce,
but Commodore Bell had issued proclama
ton on the 10Th declareing Galveston, Sa-
blne Pass and the whole coast Of Texas
under actual blockade, and warning all YES,
sells from trading. undcr penalty of capture.
The weather at Havana has been quite
cold. No rebel arrival had occurred since
last advices.
There is nothing confrmatory of the re-
ported capture of the privateer Florida.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
STATIONERY !!

UAVTNG an oye to their personal inter
- ests (knoaing fhcy could notpurchase else
where so cheap,0 the persons WHO crefsed so
much disorder in tie Gazette Office, left undis-
turbed the stock of Stationery we have on hand,
and which we offer for sale at our usual 1oW
rates, at the sameplace. .,oA
Fab 10 1869.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10


The following is list Of patients who have
been returned to duty, transferred to other hos
pitfalls, discharged from service, and died in the
hospital during the past week
RETURNED To DUTY.
G Cooper X 30 Y, j Eageson A 1874 Pa. D
Steward D l34 Pa G Walker G 1873 Pa. p Ilig-
gins & ia n Y, ] r Patterson d l27 Pa, IL
Lambert G ia Pa, cor T Piper Del, Douglass
q % \ J. NJ Murphy % Mass, " d Mitchell b
1873 Pa, Green II OK Pa. J O'Conner 81 Mass,
W G Cantwcll Del, J II Caldwell ID 06 \ Y,
] Martin Il 1G Mich 7 Carey d l63 y X. cor Ii
W Watts T III Pa, S Briggs II l33 Pa, + III Ilill
4 Del, A Muttcr ll6 Pa, & c Moore II Pa,
sgt s d Robinson II II n Y, VI Duncan Il 4 Fl.
cay, " Beal ] % o. ID Dcnwoodic G Wis.
p Whelan q 80 Y, s Flcck 1913 Pa, ] Jcn-
nings do, ID Howard do, cor n ] Coulter i G3
Pa Becker 4 n \, j VI johnson c 1873 Pa.
+ Schellcr X T Y Y, j \ Smith II l3l Pa I d
French 4 l26 Pa, Il Riley Il Ii ct, d N Price c
1873 n, " aaoncy Il % Mass, 7 Clinfcltcr A
1874 Pa, c Nnnich X TT Pa, r Reagan n
II. W Collins | 100 Pa Maley G N II, J
Morgan Il - Mass, ] Richardson do, = Carley
do, IL Wagner az \ Y, kinod LOG la, T
Hoffman X L S Chass, cor " Tracy + 81 Mass,
J 4 Sell q SO Pa, w Mver + - n Y, J Howe b
% Mass, cor Jacobus | 81 \ y, { Manlcy \
Mich.
TRANSFERRED,
SGT Cfeamer LOG Ia, cor J Scott | us Pa.
G Creaman II do. G. Fisher II 1874 Pa. j 7
Pinkham N II, I Steel G u Pa, " MeIe-
mott II do, 2 larkins 81 Pa, " Ramsey
X l55 Pa " Rommer \ II PA res, cor j
Reader B i31 Pa G Colburn Il 1873 Pm, Long
do, Bird DO, sgt j Davis do, Miller b ll8
Pa, G " IIoag b l3l Pm Judd X / Vt cav, j
L hall G do, II C Harris T 4 Vt, II Ruinby +
. vt, NJ Barraby | IL VT, Shonrd G VI.
w i Thomas G Vt, II X Wells G do, D i
Guynon do, A Brown ID Vt, " II Sears Il
Vt. o Scribncr Vt, T llarran z Vt, ;
Whiteconib do, cor II McEey ll6 Pa. 7 B
Eastman G ] Mich, W Evcrard b % ny, cor "
A klock X 127 Pa.
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE.
r Bend L ind Bat, " Kelly do, l Brumster
. Wis. Il III Butler rs q FL l. Gray d 40 Pa,
McElhenesey % do, b liammcrsey Is 62 do,
4 Jacobs + rs O, W Ii Simpson 3 Vt, Dris-
coll D 0 n Y cav, j Myott u y bat, q W Tyrrcl
II Mass, sgt II ID Human i lol.S 7, cor
Bottom 10 Mass, cor II E Wing II CT.
DIED.
w Stone r Mich, f S Brown r. " Rush
E lol Pa, D Halleck d N Y cav, Archibald
- Do
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
Important from Vicksburg.

CAIno. Feb. 5-0ur forces at Vicksburg
arerepairing the crevasses of last fall to keep
The water out of camp. The water In the
canal is six feetdeep, but doing little exccu-
ton
The rebel force at Vicksburg is estimated
at sixty thousand, and it is believed that
this is all they can raise.
A thousand negroes will be sent from
Memphis to work on the canal. 4 dispatch
from Fort Donelson tonight says the fight
lasted from one to eight O'clock, when the
rebels retired in great disorder southwark.
The rebels killed amounted to 200, and
their wounded to 500. Our loss was two
killed and forty-one wounded and missing
NASHVILLE, Feb. About 5000 cav
airy, under Wheeler, Stearns and Wharton,
who attacked our force at Fort Donelson,
we're repulsed and utterly routed.
General Mitchell has selected the promi-
nent secessionists here in providing quarters
for the Confederate wounded. Forty
OF the wounded from Fort Donclson have
been thus quartercd
General Jefferson G. Davis division, with
abrlgade Of cavalry, now occupy Franklin.
-
new YoRK, Feb. 6.-Adyices from Hay-
ana say that the British gunboat Rinaldo
mad arrived from Galveston, bringing an ex-
ia Of the Houston Telegraph of the 23d
aIt., containing an account of the capture,
at Sabine Pass, of the Federal brig Morn
ing Light and IN unknown schooner, on the
slst Of January, by an expedition from the
a'agruder fleet. The following are the rebel
dkgatehes contained in the paper:
Sastne Pass, qe.ras, Jan. 21.-Capt-
aA:.Ne met the enemy this A. M. on the
ualfof Mexico, and whipped them. Brought
everything to Sabine Pass. / fought his
yen guns to our one. We have captured
M N Fessels-one full rugged ship, and the
aler schooner, and twelve guns, medical
res, ammunition IN abundance and los
des; q M W.rEIss
a. Major Commanding Sabine Pass
aoCapt =. r. Turner, A. A. G..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21
SgaerEfs9s Sale.

Amos Saunders. vs. Sylvanus aylor.-In
Pierce County Circnit Court
10y virtue Of an execution issued out Of and
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court of
Pierce County. State Of Wisconsin, to me di-
rected and delivered, in an action wherein
Amos Saunders is plaintiff ard Sylvanus
TAYLOR is defendent, have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest
bidder, so much of the following real estate as
may be necessary TO satisfy said execution
and attending costs, on Saturday. the 4th day
of October, A. D. 1862, at 2 o'clock il the at
ternoon of said day, at my office, at the Co.
Seat of the county and State aforesaid, ali
right. title and interest. not exempt by law.
which the said Sylvanus Taylor has to the
following described lands. to-wit The north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter, the
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
the southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter. (all of NV qr) the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter, the northwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter. (all Of ne or
ex. 40 acres) in section seven. town % north.
range II west. county and State aforesaid.
Dated August 20, 1862.
J. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
BY c. S. DUNBAR, Deputy. lS-w6
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