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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-13

and water-a-they-a-are sometimes troubled
in peculiar way
In other words, you may catch something
besides feas. Don't be so fastideous, Harry,
everybody knows that by this time"
" / don't care, " cried Lilly, Indignantly, who
had been watching his face and saw that his face
grew paler and paler with his effort to bear the
motion of the cars. 81 don't care for that at
oil. can get plenty of soap and water, thank
Heaven Ned, darling, will you set on auntys
lap, and let the sick soldier take your place."
"Lil, you ought to be ashamed of yourself
said the dainty sister, gathering in her skirts.
I" Of course, if you are determined, I'll take
the child though its shockingly clumsy, par
ticularly after one has paid for seat. Come
here, Ned, and his young father held out both
hands.
"No-no--Ned wants to sit with Aunt Lilly"
said the boy, poutingly.
And SO you shall, darling" said the pretty
girl preparing place upon her knee. "Ned
pities the poor sick soldier does Mt he?'
q Yes, Ned pities e. poor sick soldier" re-
turned tue boy, Iisplngiy.
By this time young Master Ned was installed,
delighted to be up so high, where he could see
the swift-passing landscape, the cows, and the
river; and Lilly, waiting until she could catch
the soldiers eye, beckoned him to q seat beside
her. Suddenly his whole face frightened, for
he was ready to sink. He came slowly forward,
and took the place. Lilly's sister looked yexa-
tiously out of the window, and her dandy has
band stroking his mustache, and keeping his
fine broadcloth intact from the touch and soil of
the blue shoddy coat of the soldier.
t Shan't hold the little boy, madam ~ ask
ed the latter, evidently taking her for the moth
CIR of the child.
No-no-Eddy don't want to-" cried the
little fellow.
III am very thankful, said the soldier, in a
low and not unmusical voice, /" for this seat,
madam have been travelling constantly, al
most day and night, for week past, and am
very weary"
"You are entirely welcome" said Lilly,
quietly.
"Be you's soger?" piped up little Ned.
ayes, sir; am soldier"
"Did e. guns ever hit your queried the
child.
eyes, my little lad, and he lifted his cap,
showing on the broad white forehead above the
band, small, deep scar.
" This is no common man, said Lilly to her
SELF noticing the correctness of bis language,
and the quiet and unrestraint of his mannei.-
Little Ned was still for q moment, evidently
thinking up moro questions.
/" Be you going to Washington ~ al last he
asked.
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and Pm going to see all the soldiers 40 by;
and when.you 60 by shall see you, sban'tI2"
Perhaps you will, my little lad"
"Will you lift mp your cap when you see
me?'
Certainly viii, " said the soldier and lit
tie Ned turned to the window. Meantime, Clara
and her husband kept perfect silence, the former
showing, occasionally, by certain movements
that she had no desire to be intruded upon By
conversation, or anything else. Ned, after he
was tired looking, began playing with his
aunty's ring; finally he worked II Off her I'm.
ger, and he amused himself by running his own
wee thumb through the costly cireIet
At last the train reached Washington, The
soldier, who had been asleep, reused himself,
thanked Lilly again, with great earnestness, and
left his seat, going toward the back of the car,
The usual hustle attendant on arrivals was over.
and the three, with little Ned, quietly seated In
q carriage, were driven up in the direction of
Wizards, not far short Of which they stopped
before handsome private dwelling.
q understand COL Althrope was expected
here to-day" said Mr.. Raynor.
What the Althrope that sister Minnie
knew, in the West ~ asked Clara. The group
were sitting in the west parlor, after dinner.
Yes, an eccentric but brave and noble fellow
as ever lived. lie equipped a regiment with his
own funds-the finest one in the whole State.
they say" There was q loud exclamation from
Lilly.
"0h, my ring my beautiful Brilliant
haye just missed it,
There Miss Lilly, now hope you have re-
ceived good lesson" said Clara, sharply
"She would have one of those common soldiers
by her side, because she fancied he looked tired.
Now you see you have lost your ring
"He never took it p exclaimed Lilly. ~
let Ned have it. Ned, what did you do with
Aunty's ring Z"
&c Give it to e soldier - cried Ned, who was
using his fathers cane for a horse. He had
heard part of the foregoing conversation, and
probably imagined that he was speaking the
truth.
"There told you so. He saw at once that
it was a costly affair, and kept it. So much for
your foolish sympathy"
"The Secretary of State gives reception to-
night"
q suppose we go, half yawned Lilly. !.
ooh, Of course-papa could never miss-heis
bosom friend, you know" said Clara, laugh
ingly. So to the reception they went--Liliy in
white and pearls; Clara in cerulean blue, with
few diamonds.
amy poor brilliant p sighed Lilly to herself,
seeing the sparkle Of har sisters gene.
I" Nv dear - said her father to Lilly 60 4 hear
that Col. Althrope will be there to-night-he did
come in your train on Tuesday"
SEE FoURTH rAGg
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meueres ppn ern. aherirnn.

@OOptOd, Z. Ottbr. 9uS ganSe 2anr
Don benz BLUE &ioge sn ben gtCrtb WlpuntainS
lit sertOrt unO unfdbig, cine sr0bere Rebeuen=
urnee gu erbalten. SD babe iber 2OOO se-
iIate S6eunen uno an 20 MibIen Serit6rt UNI
babe itber A @iebbeerpen in Srpnt meiner SIR
NEE. Meine Sruppen baben an 5000 S6aafe
geidladtet. Set i'd BON 9arperS Serrp bas
Sbal beraufgesugen bin, lit fuit ieoer @usen,
iebe feline N~btbeilung, ieber 9tadSusler purd
bic 8e!pcbner belditist mOroen, tpelde meiteh8
@ueriaas iinO. 9as @oItif 1T ibrigen8 jebt bes
Rrie9es ber,li6 mipe.
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@~mrOpGiidbe Naebridbtem.

Nus Srantfurt a.W. pirb Der N.g.
Shines nnterm IS. September gel6rieben:
Duncan Sherman, jin9iter Sobn pom @.
Sherman, bat cine GOmmiiipn alS GOrnet in
Der 6iterrei6ii6en glrmee fir 5000 @uIben 9ez
fault. st 1T in 8enepis ftatipnirt.
Sobn Slioetl mar einise Sage in Srantfurt.
Ser 8anquier grlanser, BON Der zNnz
leibe Der tpObl betannt, nabm ibn nit aur B6rle
unS piini6te ibn einisen beoeutenben @elbmdns
nern pOrSuieaen, bic inbeIien bieie v@breH abe
lebnten. a4a iAt3 lasia ft1g ,
5.2oer 8OnCsi linO besebrt SIT AL Bis 44@@.
Coupons, i'm stCpember fduis, iperben iebt
nit 2 Sulben p &reu3er getauft pbne @arare
tie, unb 2 @nleen % Sit. NIT @arantie.
Ser WtarquiS BON Glanricaro, Elm bitterer
Seinb Der llniCr, tpar einise Sage in Somburs
a. b. $. bel Srdntfurt. Ct bate bic @emobn<
belt, bel cffenem Senfter gu idIafen unb bies
madte iid Elm Dieb 81 NlBe unb ftabl ibm feline
sOlbete nbr Inb einise anoere 9inse.
Wrs. Suoge 9aptpn unb Samilie, bon 9ae
| ris, 1T ebenfaIls in 6cmbMrq, ebenIo Mtrs.
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Serinif0teS.

Sn @ beelim9 fam 0ieIer Sage
Der San Dor, DAP als in Der b~prtigen BrpfpBz
mar 4aIsOffice elm anideinenp iungerWlanu
BON inter lester ~1tGmmi9er Statur, Der Iif
erbpten bate fiir eieS m1me BON S00SoOar8
als Subltitut fitr eiten @eordfteten ~ein3ultez
ben, unteriu6t merben loate, berlelbe nit Or
rptbet 9eitanb, buB er ein Meib lei. Die
frieSSlulttse SdSne, bic pie iie la8t, cine
peuuiplpanierin lit, mlrbe %eatlaIien, nadbem
lie periprpden, bic Spien au85u5ieben unb
wieber in ibre Seimotb 5uriid5ufebren.
"Ser9iftun9. SIN @beelin9 purbe
am Samita9 cine gauge Sanlilie beim Sriib=
itiid bur4 ben @entB pom biscuits per9iftet,
ii mel9e Ell i'm Saule mpbnenbe alte Trau
beim 8ereiten berlelfen, IrI emit Itatt SaGerd=
tu5 9etban bate. Sdmmtlihe Samiltenmit~
glieper e~rfranttet auf'8 Seltiglte; uno zines
baron lag bei Gbsun9 Der Nafri9t umSter-
BEN
*@in alter sc eyer, ber III Sprtng
gaIep, Sbip, mpbnt uno @itt1per unp @a~
ter BON 2 &i1oern lit, tpurbe Dor eini9en 2a~
gen unter benz 8eripre6en ron $500 goult=
tp na6 Columbus 9elodt. st itbergab feline
beipen &tnoer einltpeilen einem Nadbar ; Die
S~eelenpertdufer batten ibm ndmli4 selpbt,
baB er Ibenbs pieper 5%uriiffebren tSune, un1
feline Nncronmt9 gu trefen. Statt be1elt
l9lepptet 1e ibn na6 ben 8arraden IN Gpa
l~un1bu8, na9bem elm Barber ben meiBen
8art bes geeser8 a~braiirt unb feline meiBen
Saare l@war5 9efdrbt bate. SIN ben 8arruz
den 1T man jepp6 binter ben Sptebubeu=
ltrei@ sefpmmen utO Der alte Neger miro
pbne 3weifel al8 untausli9 beimsel6idt pers
ben, iabalp ibn Der Ir5t unterlu6t bat, WaS
mterpeIen aus leiren beipen Sinpern sewcr@
ben, barnu6 fraSem piele l6dnpli6en Seelen=
perfdufer niht.
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Penoieton, Die Nntter bes bentotratii9en gats
pIooteH 3ur 8tceprdfipentI6aft.
WlrS. Gop. Marcp 1T in 6rantiurt a. 3d.,
mo- l1e eIrtge @O6en ii6 aufbaIten nuBte, mes
gen ernitli&er &rantbeit ibrer Sp6ter, Ntb 6.
$. Benoleton.
giEEGans.
Die triegsseridtIi6en Sinri6tungen in $50
len baben nod nidt aufgeb6rt. sSn Sieoler
lino IN ben lebten 3pei Mpnoten Z Gerionen
btn9eriatet tpOrOen uno einige anoere leben
nod Der Scutredung be8 i9pn gefdaten So
oesurtbeIlS ent9e9en. Inter ben tSingeri6te~
ten befano ii6 AUDI Elm @eifli6er.
Sie st. Betersburger 3t9." entbdlt einen
bea6tensiuertben artitel tber Die Submit bes
paplttbun8, wOrtn 9eia9t witb:
Ser bepOritebenoe SOB be8 8apite8 peroe
fir ben SIben Guropa8 9eraoe Die ndmIi6e
Wirtung baben, pel6e ba5 @bleber beS a6ni9a
Srtebri6 VII. pom 9dnemort fit ben glproen
berurr9ebra6t baum tperOe Die pdpitli6e 6rage
lhre 26iung fnoen mIlen. England, BreuBeN
lnb 8ublanb, bic idmmtli6 Dbnebin feline ia
tbclii6en Madte ieien, bdtten fem Sntere1e,
in perbinoern, bab Stalien feline natirli6e
9auptItdot erbaIte."
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8rattOn Don 6. g., Sol. 9astiI( pom /, sc.
uno eintge Gncere @tobsCff5iere.
Set lebtem Sreitag bat fem Gefe9t itattge>
funoen. II. g. @r0nt,
GeneralsQieut.
Sen. 0taiOr lu9nr, %GOmmanoant BON @oib>
inatCn lit Dor einigen &a9en nab Srpnt &Opal
beoroert tporoen, neil man bic 8abn bis bprtz
bin auSSuoebnen plnl6t, I'm Sheridan better
perIprgen au tDnnen. 9ia6 einem Selegranm
befinbet ii9 Sheridan in StraSburg, wobin ibm
Die feinOlid)e GapaIlerie fplst. Sen. Stepenlon
pOn 6arper8 6errp beri6tet, baB bel Si1berS
SiI Elm @efeGt i~tuttfanp, in pel6em Der Sejno
9el9Ia9en tpuroe, IL GanOnen uno $50 @ez
fan9ene perlOr.
@6arpcr3 6errp, 10. Ottbr. Sen.
Sheridan bat ioeben pOn li6 bGren lalien, er
bat ben 6eino bel 6iibers Sill aei9lagen uno
lbm II aanpnert unb $50 @efargene ab9ez
nCmmen. Die 6etnoe 5eritreuten In in Die Sc
bir9e uno @dloer.
5. 8. Stepenion.
&ur5 mad pOrber9ebenber 9epei6e traf cine
~pfi5ieIle 9epel6e BON Sen. Sheridan an Sen.
Grant Elm.
StrasburG 8. Ottbr. Mn Sen. Qieut.
@ront! Sd bin Bis ST. o;eiem 0rte 5nrtdge>
febrt uro funO seitern 5tpei itarfe Gapalerieabe
~tbeilungen in meinem 9titden. SD concentrate
mein GDm1manbp, nm cine S6Io6t su ~DfTeriren
unO befob( Dem Sen. SOrbett beute Wtor9en an
Su9reifen, I'M ben yGrl6Iern pe8 3bale8" Den
&eit Su 9eben. Sen. Gpltar, gpmmanoeur Der
3. Gapateriez9 ipiiiOn grill nit Sen. Merritt
sa9lei3 an uno erOberte 6 @ei6Iee. 8eioe 9tz
p%ilionen eroberten 40 Wagen, Ntubulan5eu &C.
Inter %eriteren befano ii6 Der 6~auptquartierz
pa9en Der @enerdle 8eBer, Sonar, 8idam
uro GDl. 9ouaro.
Ser Seino er9riif balo baranf Die 6Iudt uno
puroe pprt unierer Neiterei periOlst. SIM Ganz
sen babe id nit Dem 19. Septbr. bis ieBt SO
8anOnen erbeutet, BON benen Die meiiten nod
gang neu iino.
y. $. Sheridan,
Sen .Ofai.
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Neueites aus Gnrnna.
81 ntunft Der Sampler Smra IN b
0anid.
GeiAdftsfriGs in @naLanS.

-Qnebee, 10. Oftbr. Ser 9ampfer Suro
lit pom londonderry bier an9etOmnren. Die po=
Iitii6en Ga6rt6ten lino unbebeuteno. Sn Sc
i4dftstreiien @n9lunbs 1ino mebrere 6aIlimente
pprgetcmmen unp e8 berrldt cine georiidte
Stimmung.
Sin &ebeuenpampfer, bartendbnli6 g~etatelt,
wuroe in Walta &anaI angeIpro6en.
Die &ebeQenanleibe fel UNI 81 pGt. ais bic
gIa6ri6t ppn Garlp8 NieberIagen %eintraf.
New<YOrt, 10. 0ftbr. Ser 9ampfel
9ania lit BON Scutbamptpn bier einsetroffen.
Die GprOners Surp bat Wtialer ses pprIdb=
Ii6en WOroes i6ulbig ertannt.
81. @. MarsOen, SUrnmeiiter, 1T nab Slime,
rita burG9ebrannt, na6bem ct fir so, 900 8fo.
Sterling @e6iel auf SEEDS 8ant eefdtibt bate.
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Midtia bnn Der @rntee.
unisrc einiem firN Weitcr pprscriidPt

Sauptquartier Der Yctomae : Sir:
NEE, 9. Stt. 9oS 5. uno 8. Garp8 i6eber
lire 2inien 9eitern cine babe Nteile weit DO,
unb trieben BEN SeinO in feline 8ruitwerte. 9el
|3wed mar, Die Stdrfe Der feinoli9en Nrmee
%aussufnben; bielelbe mar l6pa9 unb mar
slaubt, baB iie an bieler STEELE abli6tli4 9e=
|i9Wd6t wproen mar, Inn an elmer anoerr
STEELE bic 9inie gu perltdrfen. llniere Screen
balten ben erpberten @runb, baben aber nod
teinen gngriff auf Die !6auptlinie senta6t,
Mdbrenb oe5 8prriidenS puroen etnige Sc
|~Iansene 9enpmmen. 8prpp1tenieuern wuroe
pdbrenp Der gan;en perilOl1enen 9tadt 9eb6rt.
Sic @efanJenen iagert, baB ollie Sploaten tbrer
Nrutee sesen iclde8 gprppitenfeuern ieien,
aber anf ausbridliden 8efebl oer Off3iere im>
mer i9ieBen milBten, neil ~bielelben bapurd Der
Deiertipn @inbalt Su tbun gepd6ten, llniere
WiGrler feuern nit gr0ber 8enaii9feit u1to Yrdz
'3iiipn uno rihten piel llnbeiI inter bent 6einp
an. -
8aibin8ton, 10. DIT. 2u8 bas 9Oit=
boot geItern Sin Bpint perlieB, bDrte man cine
I6pere &anpnace Don Gen. Buffers 9epartez
ment, n6roli6 ppm Same8iluB. Ser 9ompier
bra9te 100 @efan9ene mad SORT Wtpnrpe unO
40 na9 8albinstpn. 8ei Sen. Grants Nr<
NEE treffen taglid gause 0a1upferlapungen
neuer Sruppen Elm, welde ipfprt 1T Die Sprtts
iitationen seididt tperOen, wO lie fait chen 10
piel pertb iino, ais 8eteranen.
SpGteres nom Sen. Oraut.
Die telegrapbtidbe Communication is lDierer
bergeffsut. a
(3wettes Bulletin
&rieeSoeportement, 10. Ottbr.
Sin Sen. Wtajor Dir!
9ie telegrapbii6e Communication nit Selt.
Grants 9auptquartier 1T interchangeable NOR
ben. Sn elmer 9epei4e BON beute NaGmIttag
meloet Der General SOlgenoes:
SD finoe uniere @erluite 9eringer, als le
Nufanos beribtet wuroen. 400 Wtarn miro
unier aanser 9erluit I'll SOFTEN, 8erlpunoeten
uno @efansenen fem. @egen $50 Gefan9ene
puroen BON ,lnS genommen unb lebr piele SOoz
ten uup 8%erpunoeten ielen in uniere 6dnbe.
Ser gerlult bes 6einOeS beliuit ii6 Uuf 1000
bis 1900 Wann. Il. @. Grant, Sen. 9ieut."
b NJ. M. Stanton,
Straightforward.
(Drittes 8uGetin.)
Set meirer lesten 9epei6e BON beute 9ta9e
mittas 1T ein weiterer 8eri6t einsetrOfen:
City BDint, 10. DIT.
Son. 6. 81. Stantrn, Straightforward:
Inner sanaer @erluit int benz @efe6te am les=
ten Sreitas betrllg ni6t mebr ais 800 Wlann.
Sen Butler i6dst BEN @erluit bes SeinOeS auf
1000 Wann. Ser &i9mOno 8bis bonn 8.
|Ipri&t li6 iber Oieies @efedt fOlsenoermaben
aus: Ser tapfere General Gre9s, Gumman@
beur elmer SeraS Brigade, fel bel benz gnsrif.
Inter ben 8er,pnnoeten beEnpet iid General
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.breitsn unO init Der Civilization 6anp in 5anD
geReH tanr'. Sin Sober pirb pann in ipdteren
3eItsH, tpenn bic GnteI ii6 auf ieineu 8nieen
l9outeIn, ibneH er5dbIeH t6nnen DON benz gro
pen Sample fir 6reibeit, MenidenwirOe uno
Ne6te uno ptro bann nit itplSem @efIbIe iaz
gen t6nnen: sd bin audi babel sepelen uno
babe meme S6uIOisteit aIs Meni6 getban."
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Son Sort Mourac.

Sort MpnrUe, 8. Ottbr. Ser Sarla@
mentdroampicr Nem=WOrt fam beute Ga6mittag
BON Nitens 2ancung nit 55 OffSieren unO
1850 parolirten Solbaten bier an. Sic naren
dmmtlid in 3i6monb eeiangen eepelen.
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Eele9rapbifbe SEaoDrttDten.
Gin uuOercr @treifsug mad M%arblamn.
Bert&tst fur ben Baltimore gntder
Gen. SpIer sicbt ibm entsesem.

Otn. 5DIer Siebt bin eft9egeI.
W&cnOcacn, 9. Oftbr. (9epel9e an ben
8bil. enquirer Beridte fino bier i'm l~1mlaufe,
caB Nciebp nit 500 Munn ben 8ptomac BEL
BCpleSpile in Der 6reitag8na6t getreuSt bat.
Man aIoubt, oa6 feline 9lbiidt 1T, Die 8abn
wieoer st unterbre4en, neil fe 9e9enpdrtig
Sberioan5 Nrmee nit Qe6ensmitteln perliebt.
Was i~ibrisens aud feline @blidt iein mag, man
9luubt iawerlid, oaB er @rfpls baben mirO.
Gen. Spler lit bereit5 init elmer binreidenOen
Sruppenmaat BON bier aufaebro6en, I'm Den
tlbnen Guertaa=Gbef auISuiuden.
@tpiebp folst ieinen 2euten III elmer Gbaiie,
neil feline @unbe, pel6e er Dor eintgen @p
den in 2ouoOn Co., &u., erbieIt, nod ni6t iOs
melt bergeiteIt it, oaB er reiten fam.
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&.itt &InpnhrhreMrr Or.

ct. Sobn8, 10. 0ftbr. Ser 8lpnbebre,
der Calcutta, Don GUrf I'M 80. p.W. obgefab=
rem, paiiirte am Somitag gto6mittug Cape
&ace.
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Gin 0ampfer permiat.

Sem Dprt, 10. DIT. Ser 9arnpfer
&panOte BON !6apanna, weI6er Dor einigen
Sagen bier fdlis mar, lit nod ni6t ein9etrOi=
fen nno man fitrdtet, DAB er ppn einem Bira@
ten 9etapert nIroe.
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Nferbc! Nfcree SyfcrbeI

WeneralsQ uartterneinetan /. DtbiGnn
W1ihtn 9tp n l. Oft 1864
SraIGtcre Dferee tr Gat6Qertes unb Nrttueries yisra
wereen bts sum 1. Wpoernter 1864 I'm @iesbpro' Oenct >.
fault :" ~
gferbs railen an CAPT. &. 2purp @tpore a~baelislert ssr.
een une rereen tor Der AnrGtme eenau u%ntcrfudt.
grets rpn GapaIsriepfsrben a SI75.
~ Mrttuerte $3.50.
beSablt. 9 M e FIN Ss"N""s"
IOt5b3ll GN. l. Dtp @en. Sucrt. gmt
MlamItbicrc! Mamltbierc! WfduIfhicreI
Sen. QaarttermeiferS Munt, /. DttiNen
2Datbtnatpn Gita, / Stt. 1854.
Ansebpte neresn GWf btefer Office 'Ir {1OOO1 GtutouJsnb
Wtdultbtere angenrrtnteH, rClGe or Cart. IS. S. s pntnfgns
Af. O.. ". Ode rpn %. wnb IS Str, gDafttrctrn. Z. q.
abSuitefern fnh,
Selet Me ultbtere mhGsn itsr 2 Sas re at nttt nentaer
ais IA 9ann bro, tart, cpntpdtt unb ae(unk + In rem TebIers
lret lem welte bsielbe fur ihpere Mrbeit untubtts madt
mIneA ete Ster %errceren 6aaenjabue perIeren unb bic sIetde
InSabl neue 3atne BADEN.
unter iu6t ipereen.
Aas Maultbiere, pel6s bic SnIsetttpn paiRrt babn. rsr-
ben lotort. prompt te;abIt
tperSen
I'm weitere MuStunft renbr man I'D brteIi& cher psrlsn:
lid an heie Office. kEs
SIN Iuftras beS Gen. Quariie rnetfers
Sames @ftnt ME4
(3ott7ml( GrI. tn Charge. ]. Din. Sen. OWt. Unit,
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MSirfbfcpaffsfiScpe.

Stmbeer:S Drmp,
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUGHU.

For Weakness arising from Exeesses habits Of disspa-
tion Early Indscretion of Abuse attended with the to
lowing symptoms
Indispostion exertion, Loss of power Loss OF mem
ory, Difficulty Of breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of disease Wakefuness Dimness Of Vision Pain
in the back Universal lassude the Muscular system
Hot hands Flushing of the body, Dryness of the sklR
EruptiOns of the face, Palid countenanee.
There symptoms if allowed 60 on, which this medl-
cine invariably removes follows impoteney, fatuity
epileptic FITS in one Of which the patient msy expire
Who will say they not frequently followed by those
direful diseases insanity and consumption Many are
aware Of the cause their suffering but will confess
the records Of the insane assyums. And melancholy
deaths by Consumption bear ample witness to the truth Of
the assertion The constitution affected with organ
c Weakness requires the aid of Medicine Strengthen
and Invigorate the SYSTEM which Hembolds exact pa
chu invariably does trial viii convince the most skeP-
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-08
HOSTETsTER.,S
CELEBRATED
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pure and powerful Tonic corrective and alternative If
wonderful efficacy in disease Of the
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sToMAcHH LITER ANp B0WELs.

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Collie Intermittent Fevers Cramps and Spasns, and all
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