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CATARRH.
DIR. h. GOODALE's
RH r z NJ E D Y
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

HCirss fEay, Rose, and Periodic oAIARRH
HOvss CATTi. Rim auits Types q Stages
HOlres oATARRHa a,ld, ,aUerts Consumption
No form Of Oatarrh can Withstand its searching
power, and no mode Of treatment eSsT Afforded soeh
Immediate relief or gave such universal satisfaction.
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamPhief.
For sale by C. W. CLARK, ll9 Superior street,
4, tlsvsland. Ohio. sng27
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS,
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual Organs-nsv and re-
liable treatment-in reports Of the Howard Asso-
,ciation-sent by mail in sealed letters, envelopes
Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLEN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa sarSOEz
HUENEWELHS STANDARD PREP
ARAFI6Es.-On our inside columns win be found
Anotioe Of these Justly celebrated and Standard
Preparations, Of unbounded reputation in New
England, profess only what they are remedies for,
and are Gar sale BY all Wholesale and retail dealers,
and oonh6saoe Il hsks9 20 them. See advertise
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DR.. strlckland's Pile Remedy.

n
IA being cured Of this distressing disease By the
use Of
DR.. stFlckland's Pile Remedy.
BEAD what those say who have used i;
Mr.. Charles W. Landrum, Of Louisville, and Mr:
J. Hazarde, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, we're both cured
after using one pot Of Or. strokland's Pile Remedy
tain no relie but ono pot Of Strck1and's Pile Rem
edy Effected perfect cure, after suffering for years
with the worst kind Of Piles. They recommend eV-
ery one who Is suffering to try it.
Sold By ell Druggists at 50 esnts per pot. Manu-
fsotured ct No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. -
Ask foE
DR.. strlckiand's Pile Remedy.
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, Aet Promptly End Certainly
0Inu - "A l'Al4s tAlLs UJfI0l
-GONSUMoPTION
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@-AA4 - L VI LANO4 LAAL44AJs
is an appropriate and specific remedy for every dis
ease characterized BY the following
SYMPTOMS.

Difficult. imperfect or too rapid breathing, cold
ness Of the extremities, nighr or morning chills;
hectic; wasting OF hesh; enlargement of the glands
swesings; coughs loss Of strength; tWitching Of
the nerves or muscles, shooting pains through the
shoulders. chest, face limbs; partial or or total
loss of the Of the limbs, headdohe; giddiness,
excessive paleness night sveats; loss Of appetite
heartburn, oppression Of the stomach after, sink
stomach, Irregularities Of the bowels sallow COM
plsxiOn, arrangements Of the liver or kidneys, re-
tarded growth, or delayed detention in children;
extreme senstivsness to cold 81, in the several
stages Of consumption, IN catsrrh, asthma, bron-
ehitis, dyspepsia, sorofufa, Neuralgia, paralysis,
partial or complete, &C., and ESPECIALLY in Female
Disorders or Uterine such dicut,
painful suppressed, scanty, excessive delayed pre-
ma4uIe or too frequent menstruation.
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vey's Female Pills have never yet failed in remov-
ing difficulties arising from Obstruction, or stop
page Of nature or in restoring the system to per-
fsOt health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
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the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and may be taken BY the
most delicate female without causing distress-ths
same time they act like charm by strengthening,
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condition. and by bringing on the monthly pS. riod
with regularity, no matter from what cauV = thu
obstruction may arise. They should, how9 GER. NOT
be taken during the first three mOnths OF preqpAn.
cy, though safe any other time, IS E.nlsearraee
would be the result.
zach box contains 60 pills. Price }. o.
Dr. HARNEY's TREATIsE on Diseas a. ~ Ea-,.Ia,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenns ss steriIitv r.
production, and Abuses Of NatuI a and s-0v,h:,s.,
iy the Ladies' Private Medical dvisey =
Of o. pages sent free any 40 dress 81, cs,t.
quired to pay postage
The pills and book win be Bent by mai ,rA., -.
sired, securely sealed, aud pls suDaid bV - -
J. BRYAN NJ D., General Agent.
No. D Cedar st. New YORK {
~ Sold by all the principal Druggists
G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
tuly2l: :Is3:u " ftrvry
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RFLTs sPECIFIO PILLS-WAP

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-WAF
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Never fail to curel Do not nauseatei Are speed
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some Of them very severe cases. Over one hun
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rsuch as Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
ehs Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
,suutsnenee Genital Debility and Irritabilty, I'm
~znoe, Weakness OF loss of Power, Nervous De-
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they act a charm.
King G single box. .4vSsss Priaa a ---------
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oonhdentiAlly, on receipt Of the b11 u =, Nd,
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THK sPEOIFIO Pill,

THR SPECIFIC PILL
Is not q Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury, Iron Csntharides or any injurious ingre-
H1rPrics- -sifper box; six boxes (when ordered OF
once) for IS. Sent by Mail. Sold Wholesale and Re
tan at the Sole General Depot in the United States BY
as cV q ]. WINCHESTER,
junIs-B2-w S6 John street. n. 7.
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DR.. W. WELLS,

49, -
clans, Lon
Omee III Superb
VIII be happy to meOt
all those who sro Attic
ted with subacute or
chronic diseases. BIS
treatment is entirely
different from the old
plan, and is mild, en-
cacious and effective.
Cases Of Nervous and
General Debility, Neu-
ralgia, Consumption,
Fits, Throat Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, rheumatism,
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TFEZi Il sPo Ts.I0F ILL TIE
T5Ig.-.. !, .orts az B anEine for removing grease
-, AlSL II y S = a. eidedIy the best. "Hege-
man., 0o5 'ntratad S,1 Ben, vine for sale BY
-'-aN Son0 'h'' - GHU RCHILL BROTHER.
Ba- Ourt nav location J 70 oataEi0 street. asEsI
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strleElaad,s MeIIIauOas C0ugA BaIsam

DbI IIVIIt3IIA llF4IlN uV % 2 70 . = y
70 eoavaUe thom that il is the best preparation eV
sr used. II not only cures the above aneetions ol
the Throat and Lungs, but Il cures Night SWeats
and Splitting Of Blood, and is an excellent gargle
for any kind OF Sore Threat.
, It b pisosanf 70 take, and is safe mediotns Tor
infants.
HPrice 50 cents peg bottle.
Tor sale By Druggists generally.
rasyl6: R2-nnon. .tu&wy
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08

A GOOD Methodist minister at the West,
who lived on very small salary, was
greatly troubled at one. time to get his
quarterly installment He had called on
his steward number of times, but had
each time been put off with some excuse.
His wants at length becoming urgent. ne
went to bis steward and told him that he
must have his money, as bis family were
suffering for the necessaries of life
Money" replied the steward. " You
preach for money" thought you preached
for the good of soulsp'
" .SoutsF' replied the minister; =" cant
eat souls, and if could, it would take
thousand such as yours to make decent
meal
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08

II SHANGE MY MIND. "--One of the bri-
gades of our army is temporarily comman-
ded by German Colonel, one who claims
to have seen service abroad.
One day his brigadn was out for review
and inspection, when he approached, and
taking position, called out:
+" Attention, my br.rigade ! Shoulder-r-
a-r-rmsW
But how the men were startled, as the
movement was being executed, TO hear:
Hold on. | shange my mind! R-r-right
ulder-shift-a-r-r-msl"
The manmuvre was executed with many
smiles, especially in the rear Of the com
handing officer.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08

How TO TELL GENERAL GRANT. A gen
tleman belonging to the Sanitary Commis-
sion who was going to the front, few
days since, said he did not know Grant,
but he was determined to sec him before
he came back. lie wanted to know what
kind of looking man he was. You
can't miss him, said bystander. When
a battle is going on, just ride along the
lines till you come to cloud OF smoke like
a locomotive on horseback, and you will
find Grant under it, This | must say
was very plain direction. Anybody csn
End Grant by adhearing to it. lie seems
to smoke whole box OF cigars at time
during the progress of an engagement, and
the harder the contest, the stronger the
puff. Washington Correspondence GiaetH-
ndtti C0mmerctG
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08

TOBACCO VS.. BUTTER following
was posted in his house, few days since,
by a Poughkeepsie mani
HEADoUARTERs, House. Or.
GENERAL ORDER, No. Julia: In
til the price falls, no more butter will be
usea IN onr family. JAMES"
He had hardly reached his counting
house when a special messenger handed
him this:
JAMES: Until butter is reinstated, no
more tobacco will be used in this house.
JULIA, Chief Of staff.
1t is said that butter won.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08


The early dawn was breaking
On Gettysburg s sad plain,
When a broken-he trted mother
Was wandering mid the slain,
Seeking for her only son,
Who in the dreadful fray
Had fallen with the wounded
In the carnage of that day.
The glorious sun was rising
In grandeur, peace and power,
But needing not its beauty
In the anguish Of the hour,
She bent her wearied footsteps
Towards lonely dell,
Whefe for our glorious Union
A soldier fighting fell.
She heard moaning sound,
A stifled, feeble cry,
g Water! oh give me drink,
Before faint and die"
The voice too we'll she knew,
Frantic she turned to run;
Oh, God the dreadful sight
It was her wounded son.
Some water quick she placed,
With kisses, to his lips;
Alas! too late. his eyes are closed,
He gasping, dying sips;
And kneeling, praying Ger him,
In agony she cried
One look, my son, my SON -
In his mothers arms he died
Our flag I see proudly waving,
Shouts of victory hear,
For my country I have given
All on earth hold most dear.
The world has no more pleasures,
In peace now let me die,
cannot live without HIM,
In one grave let us lie
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goetrN.
-
WATER! OH, GIVE MEA DRINK. ,,
AN INCIDENT OF GETTYSBURG.

1t was early dawn an almost broken-hearted
widowed mother was the battle field of Get
tysburg, looking among the dead and dying for
her only son. The sun was abont to rise, when
from secluded spot she heard the mournfu
sound, Water OH give me drink before I
die - The voice she knew she started and with
the little remaining strength reached the spot !;
it was her only SON frantic she ran for water
she kneeled over him md placed the cooling bev
erage to his lips, but alas too late, he was
dead.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08

''Ir there is anybody under the canes
ter of heaven that | have an ptlt is tale
cence, +" said Mrs. Pag6Eng about like vile
bearer and isIP,, circulating his calomel about
asst folks. | always know one BY his
1t seems as if Belzabob
had stamped him bis private signal. and
everything he looks at appears to turn yal-
ler"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08
Compulsory Miscegenation.

A udicrous affair came off in New Bri-
tain, Conn, not long since. A young
man named p, had boasted to his compa-
Mons that he was receiving fattering let
ters from certain school girls, with view
to intimate acquaintance or marriage. One
of his companions opened corrrespon-
dence with him, over the signature OF
''Dustalena p replied afectionateiy,
and solicited her carte de visite. She
thought etiquette required that he should
first send his, and he at once sent the gen.
uine thing to "Dustalena. The young
man who was playing "Dustalena," then
prepared for the siege, and "moyed direct
ly on the enemys works" He procured
negress's wig, burnt-corked his face, and
dressing in woman's apparel, he had his
photograph taken Certainly it represent
ed fine looking colored gal. He sent it
to P, who at once showed it to his compan-
ions, and expressed his disappointment on
finding that "Dustalena," who had written
such beautiful and loving letters, was
wench, and that this wench had got his
own love letters and photograph
Shortly after, the young man who bad
so successfully played the part of "Dusta-
lena,' procured woolly wig, blackened
his face and hands, put on butchers over
coat, buckled leathern strap around his
waist, took doubled barreled gun on his
arm, and repaired to the boarding house OF
p, who was at once called. Stepping
into the reception room, MIR. Mig. said:
"You have been corresponding with my
sister,"
'No-a," faltered P.
Don't deny it. | have your letters
and your photograph"
"Wen, I-I-did-but didn't know she
was colored."
Never mind that" said Mig, ''you
have made infamous propositions to her
such as brother cannot submit to" drop
ping his double-barrelcd gun to the horizon
tai
P. wilted and began to apologize.
Come with me, !" demanded Mig, plac-
ing his thumb on the hammer, ''come
along-my sister is waiting at the hotel,
and the minister is ready to marry you.
Come"
P, trembling, rose, and consented to
go. Following the fierce defender of ''the
sister, r got as far as the hall, when he
bolted for the back door, dashed out, fell
off from stone platform, bruised himself
considerably, rolled into cellar-way, and
remained there as quiet as moussgmandel
Mig tore around agwftsesngeance on the
satisfaction. lilly went off disconsolate at
morrow Vie n man who had proposed to "hls
sister"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-08

A famous hook for porgics-. Sandy Hook
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PROPOSALS.
ID R or sALs FOR PoRAe N ;,
OHixf SCARfERxAsTE OFFICE.
WASHINGTON nWpor nao q iasn

WAsHIsoros DHror, Dec, :, isas.
sappyns tbs &c ez ss a1d Ss
Rislssar. At .na Sn,s O.
Bids WIN be received Tor the dsi civ Of sso
eushs Of corn or oats and 80 tons OF hay or straw,
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
ses :. aicSP S and The
cred the time when ,aid deIi!ersss shs 30 COM
M, Iae price must be written out In words on the
Corn to be put up IN sooa stout sacks, OF about
bushels each: The sacks to be fornissed without
straw to be . curely hsled.
All tss srticiss offered under the bids herein In
aey.Inmsnt Inspeetor bsisEyb being accepted: =.
will Be s.Ldsa from time to time
made When the Whole saouns sonsr.atsd for shall II
The bidder win be required 70 accompany his
eth :, s.o
they will WITHIN ten days thereafter, execute the
fer ns oss aad Of
ne for IT. soS
tract sheJ to ks good The difference between
Of 4: s;s
aassI ns Of Ssss
All bidders win be duly notified of the acceptance
OF re- M ana address. of each bidder
must be legi6ly E,i 1T in the proposal
?: q, and should be plainly marked Proposals
Bon d. In sum equal to the amount Of the een-
Saas1 s be bs
Blank forms OF bids, guar antses. and bond, may
5s obtained u gRSh ;IRP5Fsffss55 & sais OH
(Town. County and st.tsl--
Il nsns TO
for forage, dated Wsshingtoa Depot. Dec. 8, 1888.
me 1e: 5a1s sacks susA.l
bushels of Oats, in sacks, .s-psr bushsl of
- tens OF balsd hay, At - per ton Of 1000
- tons Of baled Straw, At per ton Of 1000
to Ss Of
ssa sss .ssa9s IT, Rss
of ten days after being notified that my bid has
beeu accepted. Your obsdient servant
Brisadier General D. h. EUcKZR,
General Depot Quarterrusstsr.
Washington, D. O,
GUARATY
We, the urderslened, residents OF -. In the
County of -, and State of -. hereby,
Jointly and sayerslly, covenant with the United
States and sdarsr te in case the FOREGOING bid Of
ten days after the acceptance OF saia bid, execute
the contrs act for the same WITH good and sufficient
sureties, in Q sum equal to the amount OF the con-
tract to furnish the forage proposed confof
to the terms Of advertisement dated December s.
1858, under which the bid Was ade.' and, in case
the said shall fail to enter into . contrsc+ az
aforesaid, We guarantees to make Sood the Giffe
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given undsr our hands and seals this day Of
lbs. ISesL1
l5eal.J
hereby certify that to the best OF my know
ledge and belief, the above named suarantors are
eooe and sufficient az ties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other OF GER
under the United States Government, or respor-
able person known TO this Office.
D H. BUCKRR,
ae9H Brig. Gen. and O. d.
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DRoposALs 7oR HAY. STRAW AzD GRAIN.
FORAGE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant QHarts,naster's Office,
AIsYaodria Va Nnz 18th 1RSH

FoRAaE DEPAaTMzNr.
Assistant Cnarte,mdster's 0fce, }
lszandria, Va. Nov 18th, 1868.
WKIffyH PROPOSALS are invited for furnis hing
Hay Straw, Oate and Corn, for the use Of the Gov
ernmeut, to be delivered st Alexandria, Va, any
point on tbs Potomac its tributaries and In such
Quantities within the amount proposed for, and at
such times, as the undersis ne1 may direct.
The proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned,
ana 70 state the quantity and price OF each article
Proposals will be received for Eve thou sand % OOO)
bushels Of Corn Oats. and fifty (60) tons Of Hay
terest Of the Government to contract for . less
amount.
Corn 20 ss Pot mp In good sacks Of about two %
bushe and oats In sacks OF about three 81 bushels
each. which are to be furnished fres of charge to
ths Goyernment. The hsy and straw to DO secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern.
Purchases Viii be made from time to time, under
this Advertisement, from the lowest responsible
bidder, as the interests OF the public service may
require.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all offers which may be deemed incom psttblo
with the interests Of the Government.
Payments will be N SIDE in such funds - may be
provided from the U. 8. Treasury. and As far As
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersigned
reserves the right to withhold the whole or any
part Of the payments until the complete fulhlmsnt
Of agreements.
Good security will be required for the faithful
Sertisement. WEI. STODDARD,
no 1S-9m Capt. and Asst QuArtermaster.
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"Never mind,'' he said, lyon can't prevent
1t. demand no return, observe"
"Very considerarep'
know you are to be another's. To be-ye
gods to be Mrs. Briggst'
.sMr. Rackit ~ she exclaimed, In tone Of
severity.
lyon may command me to be SILENT
IL do
"And obey. But you cannot command me
to be insensible. You may tear out my tongue
with red hot pineers, but You must tear ont my
heart before can be dead to such loneliness,
such grace, such winning ways"
Mrs. Beauchamp rose and quietly put on her
bonnet.
What are you going to do % he asked.
"To join Mr. Briggs and your sister"
"Go, then. beautiful statue. You have no
heart, no feeling"
Mrs. Beauchamp scarcely looked at him, and
yet he felt as if she locked through him as she
quietly said
"Have not 7"
None as cold as ice"
sDon't be too surs Of that" she said as she
opened the door and disappeared, leaving
Rackit dazed. Instea d OF following her, he
took up his palette and began mixing the
colors.
fro BE CONTINURD1
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o r r &c 1 A L.
Headquarters Department Of Washington,
2,d Army Corps, January S, 1854. (

2sd Army Corps. January5, 1854.
General Orders, No. IL. Suffers in this de-
furnish goods and supplies for officers and sol.
diers in this department, will be furnished
transportation over the Orange and Alexandria
and the Loudon and Hampshire railroad, when
public service, upon the following conditions ::
inventories, in duplicate, Of the goods to be
transported must be approved by the com:
manding officer Of the regiment or battery, and
by brigade and division commander.
Invoices containing goods ordered by officers,
including liquors, must also be approved by q
general officer, and be accompanied by the GER
tifcate OF the officer ordering the same, that
they are for his private stores. All invoices,
billie, and permits must have the approval of
the Provost Marshal General Defenses South Of
the Potomac.
II. Authorized suffers, purveyors, and agents
will be permitted to load their goods at Alex
andria, Virginia, to an amount not exceeding
one sixth of q car load, on such days and upon
1ntendent Of said military roads, upon the pay
ment of such sum as shau be required by the
to the Provost Marshal General Defenses South
of the Potomac, at the time the bill is approved
and transportation granted.
The amount so paid, and an order for trans
portatlon, will be indorsed upon the approved
bills. All goods SO traI sported will at all times
be at the risk of the owner.
III. All packages containing alcoholic, wine
or malt liquors, ordered by an officer, shall be
turned over to the officer ordering the same
within twenty-four hours after the same ar
rive, and be kept in his private quarters or
tent longer detention of liquor by the sutler,
purveJ or or agent, shall be regarded as evl-
dence of his keeping the same for sale.
". The Provost Marshal General will turn
over to the Depot Quartermaster at Alexan.
dria, at the end of each month, the funds re-
ceived from the suffers, purveyors or agent
for the transportation of their goods
By command of Major General Augur:
]. H. TAYLOR,
i6-1w Chief Of Staff and A. A. a.