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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27

Why, certainly, :" said She surprised at the
questions YOU mean MIR. Alden
When did yon see him ast?'
. Yesterday, she replied He was closeted
With my father for several hours
Do YOU know the subject Of their converse
tionY' asked
Il do not"
Did your father appear as usual after the in
teryicw ?" said.
No, he did not, she replied Nhe seemed
depressed in spirits; and when spoke TO him
bout it he merely said it was nothing"
:" What time did Alden come here?"
About nine 0 clock in the morning, and re-
oaincd until near noon she replied
Thank you I said And now fora visit
70 this Alden Where can find him?'
At No. Is L. Street" she said
A few minutes walk brought me to the house
designated by Miss Drummond and ascending
he marble steps, rang the bell
Is Mr. Alden in?" ! asked Of the servant
Who appeared at the door
Mr.. Alden is in, q lac said
Conduct mt to him"
The man eyed me sharply for a moment, ana
then badc me follow him.
Is this ring yours, Mr.. Alden :? asked
when shown into that genteman's presence
1t is be replied quickly, taking it from
my hand " Very we'll, sir | arrest YOU for
the murder Of Martin Drummond
~ '$issds:ssss uaaAaaasamoud, he gasped,
staggering back. Z" What should know Of his
murder -.
.. .Perhaas~. nothing, perhaps everything,
said
What are your proofs 2 sle asked
That = said, pointing to the ring which
he had placed upon his finger
Where did yon find it, he asked
9 In the very same room in which Martin
Drummond received his death-blow -
But, he fatered forth, E" | dropped it there
in the forenoon.
Villain ? | exclaimed in a passion, "you
he
g You did not purchase that ring until after
noon
My God what shall do r. he exclaimed,
sinking on the floor when he saw that be was
fairly caught Calling in two officers directed
them TO remove him to- Jail Upon searching
his apartment found large knife together
with suit of clothes covered with blood
A few weeks after that he was tried and
being found guilty was sentenced to prison for
life. Henry 0yerton, several months after the
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27
THE DIAMOND RING.

One cold wintry morning, as sat my easy
chair before good fire | was suddenly aroused
from the reverie into which had fallen by the
entrance OF Il lady, Throwing aside her veil
she revealed face Of surprising beauty
What Miss Drnmmond, You here at this
hour2i | said, in surprise.
/" Yes, Mr., Largravo have come to ask your
assistance in a case of great moment to me-
she renlied. with a slight tremor in her voice.
" ANY assistance that am able TO tender YOU
will cheerfully do. said.
"My father, as suppose YOU have already
learned, was murdered last night, she said
sinking into chair and sobhing alond.
aWhatl Martin Drummond murdered !"
exclaimed in establishment. You do but jest
" Alas it is too true she replied, tenrtally
"Wnl YOU please give me the facts said
II will she replied whereupon she related
the following
Last night my father returned to his room
rs usual As he did not appear this morning at
the breakfast table servant was sent to see II
anything had hefallen him. lie knocked at the
door, but ELECTED no reply. Fearing that per-
haps his master might be i'll, he forced the door
and advanced to the bedside. Parting the cur
tains, what sight met his view There upon
his couch, lay the dead body of my father, his
throat cut from ear to ear. Word was at once
sent to the police department aud two detectives
shortly arrived After making careful exam
nation of thereon, they concluded TO arrest my
cousin, Henry Oyerton, who, rs YOU know, has
resided with US long time.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27

Nv hal the evidence against the young man?p
| asked
"A large knife covered with blood was found
in his room this morning; besides, his clothes
were torn and soiled, as if he had been engaged
in "a struggle, she replied
How does he account for these facts %
asked
He stated 10 The officer that when he was re
turning from the store late last night he was
set upon by two rutians who attempted to uur-
der him, and that with great difficulty he sue
ccedcd in making his escape, after wounding
one of the desperadocs
The evidence is certainly strong against
him. said, yet am unwilling to believe
tlat SO estmable young man would commit SO
heinouS ii crime,
am sure he did not do it, He aud my
Miss Drummond.
. will accompany YOU to your residence,
said rising, and make AN examination of the
room in which the deed was committed"
few minutes walk brought us to the house
Mss Drummend conducted me to the room and
/ ittt He. al III hsshfu& SssaDtai
Was about leaving the chamber when | observed
] ! SSpfrkling object on the floor. STOPPING down
picked it up and found it to be diamond ring
] Of peculiar workmanship and great value, Sew
eral dark stains Of blood were upon it, aud
The inside were the letters &C. A !" descended
At once to the drawing-room and asker Miss
nrurnmond if she knew the owner of the ring.
q do not she replied.
Quitting the house, repaired to large and
fashionable jewelry store.
This ring, | said to the proprietor, whom
was acquainted with, was found by me this
morning under peculiar circumstances, Doyou
recolect Of having seen it before?
mir. Robinson" he said to his head clerk,
is not this the ring we sold yesterday ~
The Young man looked at it moment and
replied that it was.
''Do you know the purchasers nane3
asked
- do not was his reply,
Can You describe him ?"
!" think can He was tall, dark man.
with side whskers, sharp piercing black eyes
and was dressed in dark colored clothes
AT what time did he purchase the ring -
It was about four o stock in the afternoon,
he replied.
That is sufficient, | said and now, Mr.
Landou, you will please excuse me for the trouble
have occasoned you; and, bowling, ! left
the store.
returned at to the residence OF Miss
- a t..k1 1.
presence.
Victoria, said, are youacquainted with
a tall dark man having side whiskers, piercing
black eyes, and commonly dressed In dark
, 1864-11-09
Ql)ira9o Qribnne.
lFor the Chicago Tnbune.1
IaE NAT1ONsS REVEILLE.
4 Song Of the Guard.

so!fmnly dedicated 10 my Comrades who fel
asleep III the night, who sre not arisen to zoe hi
R'of5 OF tho morning, whose graves illustrate tat
eanps Of seTen stttes. Requiem aettsnqn dona
eas, D0mtne, Ct fpz perpetna t.ceat eli.
L. who, with eyes Fixed On heaven,
ttefe '-HH0os Faakiae.
-h. hwatehpar, What q the night w.tehusn,
on,s9 mnsg Of n. 9shs' The wateban SAID rhs
"" h4t could 1enot watch v1ti, me oue hour,"
10 arms Mor1ine breaks. long expected, long de-
sartlsd s6sj9xs qfths night heet .zos. tho ws.-
TO a1msl ,ge, 5e lhsgards1 our stseds' impatient
Can Us up rom restea. sleep to the muster once
aEatn.
To srqsl Rebe1rpy, nesr or watcs-hre din]y
Must moi thi1k the weary guard doth Of HOME,
To armsI Birds unseen sing sweet song oijoyous
"nss sait xit,h Us one hour, re ahsl.: 500 dsy
brightly beam" .
To arrsl Once sgaiu we must rally to the stand
Strike tof freedoms stest home, for our own dear
In God i our luat; II Hemarchsth il the ran.
Ba'tlsenps.ts as1 hath no: power that shall whe1n
Dear La1dt We, III, sons. every bribe Of treason
Stand ,e arr with armar faith at the ak,'s first
To ur: birds unseen Sing sweet song Of Joyous
gsjs St,s Sita H.. q. one hour ye shall eeo da,
haste, Day eerenet spread thy golden glory DER
Send thy larccs tipped nth fame quickly through
Lei ny Hstrone calm still the storm that bursts
All ths N1nter clouds diepe1 summer sun sad birds
Dear Land Of oar lore doss thou hear tbs birds Of
Call from cut the horit night Of smbition's daring
Dost hta, from the shadow, their song Of joyous
. thoq vat With ~ one hour, thou shalt see day
brightly beam"
DeaF Lsnd IN the heaven, all lhe rebel host con-
thee '-~s0'1 'o1
Bid Thy loyal hesrt, With just e1u.atIoa bounding.
"alt IN hope and faith The hour that shall tt1iks
for Liberty.
Soon hall coming day, thy most eastern ekies
Pour h,s blood red rays Of triumph acrosa the river
71iumpnant,y sws1ls the sweet song Of Joyous
*' II thon wa;t with US one hour, thou shalt seo
day brightly beam" -.
MEMPHIS, November, 1861.
, 1864-11-09

UNFfTul8A
FOR CHEAPERE6 AID QUALITY II
"BAFHEEe' vEFETtHN aAtR BYE"
which hAA heen betort tho pubtc for nsarfy
"a QuARTEH tlF 4 CKaI0aX."
snd Is uiIvcrsaliy approved
this HAIR DYE"
u sauufAc1rn BY pec01izs proceaS which reode-a
%IANKesURABLY oUREhIQR"
10 anything IN tic shape oi
~ pYE,"
uuw or eger before the people. BdtnE complete Ii
"OSE BOTTLE"
70 prereratfca IL required, which greatly sfucr8As
the application In us1nE this Dya. Fou ssuaa tnAt
"Du6EY, DIkTH"
&ppekraLCe By which dSeG kalf sud FhtRkers ara m
NA6lt recognizea, when interior arrcis has bst1
uBsd- e@
which eonAlne doEble tse dye in $hoea rsu ay so1d
&ot enc dollar Bold BY 81 0Eutxi.A.
Tosk. - ss' as"
A1sor Manufacturer Of M4Tuxws' Arr1oA BALE
~ koe otst nasf t1t h6:n2 IL u.s. IN i2.ge bos-
Ne&. ptiE6 aC <nN. etfQS7S &yn WIN
, 1864-11-09
Belulb0l1's EItrqrte,
TO THR PUB L1O.

N tbs yeez ISIS tse wrtsT Of this article s7p'rkat
IN tbs D1ro Bus1svss IN tho GIT Ct PhllAdef2ala.
but for tte ss Is FasEs osk Of his tine has boea o.
cup!ed In the manufacture Of the various Bold ant
Fluid Extracts roet pr r7.noat. and u waloa 1t
ds1res tal the oa.eu1sr atsaaHcn Of tho yAcult}
and the Pubic ara tho Bxraet Bushu aud tne II,
uaet etrtapariHs. both Of which arc AIgay coacss
hatcd Preparations & tha Ingredients entatak int
shetz ccmpest1an. One eottla of Flatd kx.EA:s O,
sAzparalsa IL lallS equal Il ft:eug 10 ene gaioa O.
the Hylup OF sdecocuo1 ss utusY ua1e, Al. hundred:
q Druggists throughout the country ha1s adopted
nmak1nx their s7rup5 OF this ,r1., aal o1. :aats
Spoonful ADDED to plat Of vser Is fully eq1sl to hs
cecorstol 11socn Diet Dzias. much used IN fora
yea1s 10 puEtfy, enrich tho 5Iood aad heAutty tht
compilation. N calling attsEaon TO ag remedies,
wish II distinctly uudszstood TINT thsy oos Patcu,
Medicines, ncss OF which 1za Compounded b. pe1.
bons tho iRnoraat to read aphYstciAas Es&
scriIuon. much less prrpars Pharmaceutical Ptspa.a-
nonh These pet1oas advertise. an con 3alsd 80
to do to bring my Name before rte psopls. In con.
Eessa.sca on various o:cssoaA haYe basa A1sol.
lahed ut remarks similar to tas foloHt-f aud thsse
nsda In many cases BY pesc.s OF no Ordinary ntsu
genes. To-W1t: that the madeline business Il ths
most profitable al thss ts nerer4xy u 70 alv:stse
Ihouaa1os haEa emoarksi with sach 1daas, and MI
uorshave been expeudsa In brInktnx than before
he public. Tha result Of suca a:cu nn1at.d atron
arc. thaE Whso brought to the ts,t, lacking moEtst
tsey have been thostuvsd. How teR Of tna many
Thousands embazk1ux aze eoEpslled to abandon thu
tuzneas enttzny bankrupt; laok bac dft7 Year, ana
how few hAvs been suceeaatnl; AK raa anAsox .,
%9-AtN NuA
, 1864-11-09
THE AMERICAN
Sugar Manufacturing Company,

Registered nrd.f The Ac. Of ISIS. a.:hc,'zinx ta,
1e1masi1n spa. of e C1tpor@st19Fr @ @ IN sse
tAft1AL ts1,SM.oo0) OLE uLtfoy FIVE
1CsDkED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
. Dirided irte {5o, ,000) Thirty Thousard Shares
Of ($5o) Fifty Dollars each.
TWentI-FlEe Dollars to be Paid n the Conple.
ton Of Tic Subscription.
sss; e. g sHs:: Z r sss fss asss
FRzs1pxHr:
T. 4. HAyEaIEYEH. ESQ,
%! nsm Of EAvemesu1s Eiee..,
vrcK PREsIDx4r:
bon, CHARLES r. L0OsEY.
1AUaTKHs:
&c. aoa. SsgRIRT seE4a31s :; Sfnif SHHaosx Cav
@HsSt HsSAkkseks&ksss4sS /! i I Hesks4sst Z; liz
5saa1 adIe /: gIhee9Saax; Z! eGaai;ss. 81 E.q.
SOLICITOR:
Hen. BEEJAAIH W1LLIAM.pE,
aA8KK1B:
@eesrB. H0TEs MACY.
sxcRRfARI ANo rzxAsUKY:
hp~ARD c. KccH. EeQ,
xAsAaxs:
kf Jul1KE DEEy.
~ EeEp ? ea4 becn ctEaEtzad tos tae nrrsoaa
9! AAar1Ac.nrteE Beet h0ct Sugar IN the Tniitd
e N..r soq1 e rssspse11pue1 now opan shs oss
aofk Wnrfe prnspectuse9, forms Of esuom msna
ano sanrle8 Of Beet Ecot Sugar cAI Be se=p ana cS
@A1aeo- oc7l-u5s7 st x.N4wi1
COMMONWEALTH OF MAS.
=. ~ .113 E3ACausETrs HAHrn1s, m.-PRoBAr1
next O. Kin and ctheTs tn1rreatsdf II
tns e.hte OF Hos ace bstet, late OF 6pr;nrdeid IN
VICE. hssess' 'PaaKs Pffd:6fss nSE4
the ettete Of rad dectksad tas pTssented 70 said
CONT fsr Allowance the nsst acepuar Of bar nts
Aloa Oh hala eht.te, HEd a!eo pee1rntEA einyn
tato estate In her own fAyor, which She atfa
20 s - sHSNod and Application has Eeen naue for
oifC7pnaun Of lhe balance in her hhuta suocF III
g be folren et sprtnete ii said County. on RI
!neaot5 Of 1hEux1J ne1.. 1t Lias o'c:cf In ths
lolenoeE, to chow esuGe, II 4uy you have ThV ssIs
sceoEht sue clatE sheul6 not ba allowed ana 1ss |
st1on1cn made sccort1nx to 8sid application. Ana .
pa!t ofaered to sesve ta,s ctsaoa OF
= n dne e. IIiou1e. printed 1t Cnicafo Unois.
sno n toe hofT1th Builelfn, printed al Nnrw1rn'
un9eeEctt three wee h succeftfvelY, til. dfst pnS.
~ 70 ne loaItean dsYs u ieht 5re ss1d Court
w y seoaoR cr Causing to utnt, Erlrten Or
,sid T. cspS aesoi n,o?ss mIled, pcst,Es pre-
eel re1fes. ntat1rIs. known to the ps{ttioneer
SMn4 LEO ca.s 9ttEe date Of eAid Gr.t nublicstnn
Mltle 9. WILLIAM 8. SHUETLEfF Esrrtr4'
a she year OF cur Lo,e one thousand eiRht EnnHrsj
tc copyoats1t .1s9i SAMUEL D. sPoosKas be1ls;e1.
Eo1.v96 st 1teW w1D &' A-eSA'es'
, 1864-11-09

Confidential Physician,
Cxn be cons1l.ed his oFce lse South Cl,-f xr.e.
cotnsr OF Monroe, Chfc1Ko
EAU pioe5 uom tit Posr Once pn al Chronic D1s.
essee aho Dlsehtet q private and ..elcs;t nsrure
70 Rota sGxt6. WHICH he tftR With u1Rnf1yeJn0
e1sse. s AooTs :spA[Sts xttIe Ias.ts sid 0e.tie
x.cy. ofnce noura 1ror 9 a M.'o8P. Il. nQntsts.
A. 70 L a. y: CoGnu. lcsttons con1ce1Hs Cen.
eu1tAf1o1 ree. Acdeess Port OE1ce N,Y l.I Ir:fnan
tvn - st*1rn g. r acd Eet Els eulto 10 Eea1;t.
, 1864-11-09
Illinois .Farnt Aanns.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Il RAuROAD COMPANY
OFFERS FOE SALE
ONE MILLION ACRES OF
Superior Farming Lands,
1t from IS to $1s per acre,


e5sa . linz q Esre. i't wtcs sc e 81 81
hs Il as sos s to o'
ILLINOIS.
has Ell qs 80 mtes from Norm to sou.h, nltnots
~ 4 1a 8:s = p s:9s s
ssssSfS 6: Esd1e s.
ona Of tae sate Is tbe e SaoRn aas IA PCT
hs lsea sea assy sh :t
s1s:,.. szs r. :, ssss1g Ssss P1sas e
Tie es p1ontsbte Se.u,s Tbe e sTaeisr III capa
saperte Win sbcs IL the n3ae ssSI n
sasss s5 6tS fne ss s pt fsfissr ss
fRs fRs assEs r. q i
nho r. on.1 r.
"a f. y :asS 9ass
iength 9f the s.3te on No.tn South For al pnr.
q ertY o. ss ,usS Hss
T. IL .he eant sS1 ~h u ssn eFas
e. IT. f.. eRa Z bs.S t 4os 8
10 sossl acres for =. 2e ST. N'''''D&
train and Stock RAISING,
nd 5s e s.s: M e asa2 s9fss P10fpssE s
fsltinT cstte ann hocs 1rs ~ ~ aaFantasts fof
pe e sse si.ts "a ao sTsa eaa
si, E1 70 s. Snsh q industry sf1s greater Induce
&-e1'e Ao4 ~
Hemp, Flax and Tohaooo
Hemp aeo anI can be n,odacea n - 1oonuuus .! ns
ty il rssed unon ismos 4hnS O. he finest 4oalE
il nrotuiscs 10 Be oso 81 tns 4ns4 e. tne and
the Eat4 Coffos fno IL Tn.ad s59ps q
s1s nf ko5s 5scsiInE ss.s
tnE int past teascn me cItfySfton ~ sn11hnm -
rartnly fncrcs sinr and fhnrn ara n.1,
csions ere rn.aY yesr1 n1tno. .i taea
larce sr:pl.u of su=af aac mola4ses ior expotsuou
T..
1TQlGs
aLarted to frrf raI.inr. and n.srtase ~
pesrs and strxwberries foeetber tn esrfT TaN~
tAb}f, BeEt to Chjc4Eo 81 Iputs ana Cinr{nnest
rs well as otter markets. and alTsys cn,nmsnN =
srAty e81a - ~ SeAAAAAe'AA .
, 1864-11-09

Trn.n G1e Rey u. u. Lyons, formally Pasror NJ -
GeiG9boz z IN. j. and Mtltstcwn tai Bsss3oS
DE. II. JAnK1on: Desz etf-I fsel It = n1a.s.-r
1:4eace of ths German Bit.srh Some ysats sac4 ss.
lnK !,, mnea saicsea with D51peps1s, I nsed tSsSe
meaded them 70 persons enfeebled By thst soFmssns
tt 1Eanss ana 6aYe heard from them the mns: aft6r
aesaaaf5 oeaTs tt % ba ton.o :h:t sssao. 8
p"'%se" ~. LXQHE
, 1864-11-09

l.
Formerly o. Jemea' Hosrtskl, Cus on HouBs street,
Eev Grteant. L.. esta nli3n+e In .Haa, now p4.na.
neety loeatsd At sc Randolph tue.t, nicagot nots,
gPeGtnss n ~ tseat,,eps q LID cHno sIo. AExou
DIexAsEs AID DISC ozp1hs. or CONTAGIOUS yKNz.
Ell M CEARAcTKH, cI1es thsu. without reScttinR 70
Mefctfy. lonlu1, POTASH, aEs.ntc or any Neu,
sat Win NxUT1ALlzkk. 4 rca11v1 cuRx for Al
Ec1;aaAx1o osaAx1o wzAEaks., s9ch :, eeni:s; WesFneM,
souss q The system eerly tu4lsc7ettcns. excess
kaLsIe9 nefee,tE1ly. oh1S;1R toat o! mem mar7. con
~ita har cepicrloe tatn OF z51Jp.7wt treated and
fndiceI cured b5 s. ittAnloe s,fthod, ssE1CR uuch
Imt ano expense Gleet. GoncrThea. structure, aud
en @ p.euner 70 ths a. ct private nssule,
Old tiseases q. the MOTT HogR1slE LAss.
EhGfe the blood bAa becnnt io!soe4d p-o; ncinS
blo:chts On ehe face snau w.te!y 'llsers nsina Il
As head AID bouts. ed str-a., o.:. lno! and
y. scrotu:s. together w.t. e:tl"es orupsr o.
n Jsnss Is teeoun~ ~ tbs press esne-st,, Of
tln EoGe. Tie ne: 1eal f.crl:r, aat psoieIsars Of
DedNl conegex. etc- Those xflc1ed shQu,d snpfv
.1Ens4sfsI 9nd b eaI;d q th.et h9r7,6la d.sstes
~ oir1 .octR een s:st a.u Dta-h,r, 81 eets.
T!t GreI ,tcm 4. !. u-:u ?. Il. Coesu1ta tora
EtIlL0EE IL. rES.EklJ.t1rtf
, 1864-11-09
Gnal,
TOALf COAL4 coat,
39remiu111 Ucrlifrate8.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO lOyD.
S"1Jnn.9 S"tJrn 9f PREB1UK CERTIFICATES. "FUKn
rn.m1 rs, E*fost Mafntk: General drtcte that al
Te.e sS m io1 r,esta 1n1 recruits. INIT be
III. Hof:r snd d1nSns ntass L. Aents orer1 3Tn Q. Y
for aid nrr,tro octohet ss 1bh4 snd tt4tn cltrrl
Rid pfesenIed Affet 1h4t dBte Will b.
thcse y win tske nonre .ud rovern
L. Ool III Car n JAAk8 DAKKs,
pc&R17-1N 0' oe21. VOL &ec. eEy1c&t Ii.
, 1864-11-09
Mntr Dye! Mnfr mxa..

HA111 UyE. HNsEIE KPy8.9
bAGHEL0R'A Ce,eb1sted HAIR II il 1uF 1rsr
an. d. fRoTn; Thu .plscd,a aAf pye = Psrfset
GLoAar kLACK and N41CzsL ERowN, Without fnjnf.
Ik the Hair q staining the ekin. leaving the Hair
aar and ~ auuful impa1n fftuh vitality feQ utptly
atornE IT, pFtstnr color and reett+e eGects
Il nsa O5es;; xne teEnlns 4 siEnsd WIII1An 4.
be evcidet1. eold by al U-uxEtses Do, Factory 81
EeiclAy street. keW FORK
Datc1hiot's New Tallet Cresm for Dreaslnr the
Err, seE eEa II n WtFla i
, 1864-11-09
Prices and Terms nf Papmart

The s1ne Farm mnE be purchnshed forS32Q
In cEAh.
Full Information on Ill points, together With rusps
Stow fnk the exact location of lands viii he fr
Msoeo on apthcanon IN person or by fe:ter to
LAND COMMISSIONER,
..-..x ullnoia Centzal q. Z. Co.. Chicago, H.
, 1864-11-09
r E M E m B ERy
rs TIE BEST TONIC


rom tho Ety.Len @. Beck Psstor a, ~.
GanIea, fenheEton, n. J., formerly Of ~ W ~
6spea: Church, Philsdephla. 10 aess
~ save Enowr Hoooantfs Heruan R,ttsr. ts7o,..,r
ts aumoef ol years. have u1sd them In nv ~
s soaE " induced to reeoNmend them to manV ~
~ ana fnoW INST they hkFc operated II 4tTitfsSN
Il as f. saa
Eecomme1ded. TO thsse B1ttass, faovin1 n1 n1oy
s d1sS Isl, Tat ~ Ti1 ba sassiaed
te1dsd 20 hsoef: lbs sdlcsea, al u 's:t - -
se@55+ Guly, l3T =. Y3lE
, 1864-11-09

8ept&E Church. H 4Ss3A
cellent preparation. Hoodaud German 5tta.t to ~
~ testimony 70 tho deserved reputation It 81 o1s
x5sat 91sotc Z = ~ as+d = Nd
MAN Btte1r. did 20, and have e1psrSnced Tss 80
snd unexpected Eelief: ~ health has been mster4am
bene1tted. co1dde1uI 1ecpmmand tta artf1sS
Whete cseet ~lth similar cases 1tsflsr to M ~
and have bes4 sss1ted By many Of .ser Rn9d adssS
8h1FccEcuY yours, =" - ~"~
1.HETI2. Ro7bosoqzn. n,
, 1864-11-09

mcyerbcetss feW Work LsAfr1cafn.
Paris (oct. 18) Correspondence OF the J,ondon
Tlmts.l oNa
Meye1beers 1mpauently expected and long
hesrs1 st the French Opera, Ths foIJn xfno-
Is an anali Sis OF the plot: Vasco de- GsmsS
returning from his first voyage to AfrIrs
with cargo of negroes, Is EhtpTreeked
Two alone Of the negroes we're ssyed-Se.
lasco, IN African traitor, and CelIka, 81
Queen Of MADAGASCAR, long time before
King kadama ana his widow. Vasco is con.
lost bis ship, and the sentence ,s commnrt. .
Gated to him In an octave of bass ynIces
which is the most remarkable air IN the ia
act In the second act Vasco ia IN prisnm
with the Queen Of Madagascar sad Nelsscn'-
Tue latte1 Wishes to Kill him during hi
, 1864-11-09

Enn medlcdno IL ~ tnfaIlI5le eurs fo1
Hfnfsss, sfralaz, Headache, Tooth
ache, Sore TEFoas, Collie, Cr1mps o.
sP1smn. Dysentery OK Bowel con-.
plants, NervoRa Affections. Pain In
tho Face, Painters Collie, Pains In
the Rxeszt> Side, hack and Limbs.
Caolera~ Choleaa morbas, and II
2act wherever 1t 1a applied Pain csaa
not eX1ats
>, - = u asad 4HT%ANA1lY and EXTKKEAL1.Y ind
afflicted. oN 49," AA-'' A.S "
i. ,G For aaie at DR. 4. EA8TERIY d ca, n Fsm.fv
&Gd.slle at1Ie, 90 MAdikQu ST.. Chics ya fIi ~.44
, 1864-11-09

ERsms7ks noE7 Cne-tcsI Apa.yxts
After esrefal Examination OF H:lnb o.ds Prspa
sauoss' taty en]or out utmost confidence. Ne con
sider them safs and reliable.
NEVRERs q YAyBa
Philadelphia. J1ne Il, 1sto.
, 1864-11-09

Church. Philadelphia. u
ui1! e JAoksoa: Dear sir-Havng used your aez.uu.
thnr 1t has been Of grea. acfYics tefirVr th.t
most cases Of ganerM liability Of the systaS e ~
eaae9t hno no1f variable remedy OF which hxyn -
AHo7aaaEe' 3oa-s. respectfully,
). q. TURNKH
E6 H. Stnssee1h 5tfnak
, 1864-11-09


H. u. Lewis Was drafted in Newcastle
township, in this county, in the 100 per cent.
and, upon applying to Capt. s1nnet, was in,
formed that 1t one Reuben Baughmau. who
was drafted as principal and failed to re-
port, was forthcoming, be (Lewis) would be
released So Lewis got an order to arrest
and started for some point In De Witt comfy.
uiI ole, where he heard Baughman had gone'
and the first person he run across. upon ar.
riTlpg at the rlace, Was the man. &c took
charge OF the gentleman, and last Saturdav
night delivered hlm to Capt. Stnnet. Banoh.
mn NJ, was examined, pronounced sound as
doll'r, and Lewis Vas released and eiyen a
voucher for $50 for the arrest, which fnst
paid expenses. We recon mend this coarse
to cur GRATED fellow citizens Of the I'M ner
cent-t1hocton Ohio Age.
sroRTHa NEws.-The foiioWiog 1s the Int
est Joke We have heard, and onght not TO he
lost: Durfrg the recent visit Of the IntercoI-
on'a1 delegates to Prince Edward leland.
eome Of the honorable gentlemen proposed
. shooting e1cura1on; and having armed
themselves with the usual ''impleIn enta of
Wsr," started in search for game, Passinr
through field they espied what appeared
to be fine flock Of ployer on the etound.
and creeping cautiously up, some Of the
gentlemen fred their pieces. The ssployers''
not rafstrg, they were preparing to fire again
"nen yourg gentleman, not Of the coRpa-
", came up aud asked-"What are ron III.
ng at my deeoys for ~ Imagine their feel
rEE.
, 1864-11-09

Few1e \ Pile EAhtt II uxnUr Cure
On bottls warranted Pernansnt Cure IL au ktncf
Fles tEo bottles IN Leprosy .8crotulA Salt Kheum.
and III oheAses Of the sEI. In u failure TIE
propffttor FeQuea al to Fetur1 the ee.9 botues and
Ete b4c& uelr money; Yo:interrsl s2d external usc
Eaafea! yerstsble. Prepared BY HrERY D FowLx,
MaTaft1t. 6eeGtrculsr. Fo. sale In Chcat bJ "A.
&EYAN. ard RU p{pCE1et, SSS5[ [en HW
, 1864-11-09
tzromer's t1Jpham's) AHatr Dye,
80 CENTS A Dstx.

BoxeA lE-teF fhsn DYES tE2t sell 10. T.. NAEU.
BAL. DUBaBLK BEAU fFFU:. VAhKAETE3 } to
phase 1n1s srt.cle hn BEEN ~ rout hty te+'ad By
9sfreta o. fn!lAdephiA who n5 Aotnse 7. Zoe from
mK vl not i,tuFe the nost delicate n4ir- Sold b1
Druggists and tA1cT Gooas de1ler1 6ve,YWhe.e.
J1Q. J. Kk0MER, eole Proprietor,
43 (hb5Hi IT 6t. PttladetphtR Pa.