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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11

"WEsTFlELD,"
located in Patuxens District, aid Containing
lao acres,
more or less. Ti,ss land is assessed 10
Elizabeth Brad anal taxes are due an il f..r
the years 1850, '6l, 'G2 AID '63-am,unt-
lug 10 $3.50;
One tract or parcel of land. call.si and
known by the hairs. VI
PART ST. GILES"
also located in patuxent district. and CON-
tanning
81 acres,
more or less. This land il assessed T.. David
Hexter and taxes are due "n il fnr the
years 1860. 81, '6:! aud '63--amou,itins t"
s., 0a.
By order.
ROBERT C.. COMES,
Clerk.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17

The "OPMIox RATIONALE, after stating that
the doctrine of peace-at-any price is selfish,
immoral and absurd, reads the following lesson
to John Bull
" You declare you wont fight, and stick that
declaration in your hat by way of a cockade.-
See what happens. You sign q treaty-it is torn
up; you intercede on behalf of Poland-it is
exterminated; YOU protect Deumark-it iscrush-
ed; your anger produces a smile; your threats
derision; John Bull, mon ami, why do you, who
are perfectly at home with figures, keep up a
fleet and an army if you don't mean to use them
Suppress your fleet and army, honest John
you- credit cAnnot possibly fall lower in Europe
than it is now-and YOU will have economical
from seven to eight hundred millions With
that comfortable sum you will be able to weave
cotton nght-caps for all the long ears in the uni
verse and if the barbarians should attack you
you can always put off their attack by paying
tribute
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17

THE REBEL PRISONERS AT ELMRA.-The Ro-
chester Union says: There are about eight
thousand Rebel prisoners at Elmira, and more
are coming up daily. They are mostly able
bodied men, evidently of good families at the
South They are orderly and respectful in
their department, but most decided in their add
herence to Southern principles. The discipline
of the camp is very rigid, and there is no inter
course between the prisoners and the public.
Few civilians can even get peep over the high
fence at the mass, much less get within speaking
distance"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17
Served Him Right.

Patrick Henry, a DESERVING substitute, has
been sentanced . to forfeit all pay and allowan-
ces now due, or to become due to be confined
at hard labor on such public works as tho Com
handing General ofthe Department of Washing
Of enlistment with a Il pound ball and chain
attached to his right leg aud at the expiration
of that time to DO dishonerably discharged from
the service, and confined in the penitentary for
the period Of five years"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17

SOLDIERS PETs.-Soldiers love pets in camp
Here are two stories from Washington pa
per
The oldest pets we have yet seen were two
bears, which the Twelfth Maine Regiment, Of the
Nineteenth Corps, led through the city recently.
These bears were brought all the way from Lou
isiana and have been in several fights. They
have become perfectly tame and tractable, and
march along at the head of the band, with an air
that indicates they feel themselves veteran sol
diers of the brun order, and that they have
character to sustain.
d" A regiment that passed through some days
ago had with them mountain goat, captured
also in Louisiana, and which has been in several
battles ard skirmshes In one of the latter he
was seriously injured, but by careful nursing he
got we'll"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17
Blockade Running.

There have been reports of contraband trade
in the way of smuggling goods through to the
rebels, and recently the Asst. Provost Marshal
attended by competent assistants went out to
Bristol Mills, Md, and arrested one Delino
He was from Alexandria, Va, and protested to
be seeking employment. There were however
many suspicious circumstances which led TO the
belief that he intended to engage in the business
Of blockade running
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17

ST. Louis, August l3.-General Curtis has
returned from Fort Leavenworth, and reports
the Indian war as temporarily quelled but in
formation received from reliable sources, strong
~ indicates concerted action among the various
tribes, and the most extensive Indian war ever
yet wagcd number of white men, supposed
to be rebel emissaries, have been among the In
dans, distributing gold, and urging them 10
rise against the whites, telling them that the
South would protect them, and let them have
the West to themselves,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17

~ As our views of Point Lookout are ex-
hausted until next week, we have on hand and
Tor sale several large and small steel plated en-
Cravings, suitable for the decoration Of wards,
which We will sell very low.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17

New York, August 3th-The ice dealers
having refused to sell ice to the Navy, Admiral
PauIding, yesterday evening, seized barge
loaded with 600 tons, which was to-day shipped
and sent to the reliel Of admiral Farragut's
feet at Mobile.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17
DIED.

On Wednesday August 10th, from injuries
received during the tornado, of the 9th ms t,
CHARLES CUNNING, Aged II years.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17


TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN TIE
ARMY
m-,,,,,,,,,c c.r,eCn%-,,D,,aa o-,,.
M EN- BERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers
"~'~~ Aid Societies clcrgyment editors and others
are respectfully requested to aid in disseminat-
ing the following notice which IS OF interest TO
all who have friends in the army;
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
THO sanitary Commission have made arrange
mnnts tor snonIyinq pratui1ouslv information
with regard to patients in the United States
General Hospitals 4. the following points, (othcrs
will hn addrdl
Eastern Dcpartments:-Fo information adj
dress :. Office S1naary COMMISSIONS Washington"
Washington, D. {. Cumberland, Nd.
Georgetown. u. &. Point Lookout Md.
Alexandria, y. c. Frederick City, Md.
Baltimore. Md Fairfax, Va
Apnapolis, Nd. Aquia Creek, Va
AuDauolisTu Junction Md York Penn.
P6ltdeiphia Department. For information,
address "ONce Sanitary CoMmtSSto", NO. ~
South StTthStret
Philadelphia Pa. Chestnut Ill., IA
Chester IA heaains' IA
GtTEanto"h} IA. h"t II IlSouis3 "a; a.,
Aer or" DeEaft"ac1" .-foI a" "a
dress 'Q@ce ho"'4"S Ce''f"1 e"'""' w. ~
CooP.r InSf4WG.' ..., o..
New York, n. ~ SlAe, ,it " W = ~ =
Albany, n, / DO>loI1 hStoS.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-17

Information will, under ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or all Of the following
inquiries. If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; if in person,
ii will be answered at once
/. Is giving name and regiment, and
, 1864-07-06
THE NEW ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Departure of Captain Hall ON
His Second Exploration of
the Arctic REGIONS.
INTERESTING DETAILS,

llp1IEdptuutult VI t0t ~. l. atlAlul
New LONDON. June 80, 1854.
Capt. G. F. Hall, Eblcr-blng aud Tokoo-lt~
to, his Esquimaux friends aud guides, arrived
here in the City Of Boston On Wednesday
evening, ands at the invitation Of Mr.. R. P.
FREEMAN, proprietor, put up at the Metropo-
Titan Hotel, having been told that the house
and everything ID it was at bis disposal.
shop Of hfr. G. ". Rodgers, and found his
expedition boat oil ready. She is = finely
modelled whnleboat, twenty eight feet in
length, five feet ten inches beam, and TWEEN
ty.sIx inches in depth. The early part of
the day was spent in getting his things on
board, and the ship hauled into the stream,
preparatory to sailing this morning.
at IN early hour the party embarked, and
ut half past ten o'clock the order was given
to ND anchor, The windlass Was manned,
and IN ehort time the anchor left her mud
3r bed, and, in tow Of o tugboat, the good
old ship, with her precious burden, started
down the spacious harbor, which extends It's
lovely, The day was fine, and everything
seemrd propttious for q successful start.
Hendreds Of people watched the vessel as
ehe vent down the larbor, and IS she passed
the Pequot House the guests gave her part
inc salute. As the Monticello passed the gun
boats Iasco and MaIhlehead. their rigging
was manned and the Arctic Explorer Justify
cheered the flags were dipped and great
denomination made. Much interest has
heen felt in the departure, Captain Hall de-
eires to return his thanks to the loyal Ameri-
can public, who have SO generously E furnish, b,
sod ed h caat Of the tugbost 1t three ociock IN
the afternoon.
II Was: the intention of Captain Hall to re-
sumo bis operations in the summer OF last
wear but, owing to the lateness Of the sea-
son and the lack Of sufficient means, he was
obliged to rellnquish 1t that season. In tho
travels, which will be far mora interesting
than the works of my Of his predecessors.
It Is full Of thrilling interest, and Is elegant
, 1864-07-06

ttcn occupied bv them-believed tmpenetra-
BILE Works-that It iB lighter than ours. prob
ably BY one-fourtb. OF one thing there Il
certainty, we hare many Of their dead and
wounded, and rarely one escaped Tho showed
his Lend aboye the works.
Tie color bearer OF the eth Illinois. Ser
gcapt Nick De1any, planted his colors on the
ramparts, after being wounded, and held
them there until ~gain shot, when the colors
dropped from his grasp. toppled inside the
works, and his body fcll into the arms OF bis
comrades, pierced by rebel. bayonet. He
died l;err'e death.
By noon both armies were trnnqutl again,
the enemy on some portions Of the line
where assaults we're made, permitting rs to
remove our dead and wounded, which Was
speedily effected. A series Of vigorous as
eaults lad bcen made, accompanied by de
monstrations along the whole line, but the
rspulee Of the former, hey ond the loss VI
many as braye Meu d were ever m arshalted,
has but little he'riog upon tue prospects for
slerman's eventual success. w advanced
our lines materially, which could not have
been done by any feeble Effort; we failed to
pierce tie lines Of Johnston's army. to com.
paes its confusion or destruction. The loss
Of the enemy, compared with ours, is light
for evident reasons. He can not be yerY for-
ous that we failed to drive him from very
formidable Chain Of earthworks, and the
comparatively few brigades- ten in alien
gagged in the assault, are not crestfallen, for
they achieved all that brave men might Our
lines enVelop thin more closely than ever
before ! arc better poised for a general as
Eault, II one should be ordered; and, finally.
the spirit of the men Is unbroken. They are
reso1nte, earnest, heroic, self Sacrificing, and
firmly convinced thst their mission sooner or
later, Is victory, complete aud oyerwhelul-
ing. .. J. W..M. =
!. CASUALTIES.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Capt. Damn, 67th Indiana.
Col. Silas Miller, 36th Illinois.
- Capt. LaGurette, S5th Illinois.
Capt. Jack Kennedy, B5th Illinois.
Lieut.. Col Kerr. 18th Illinois and prisoner.
Dleut. James Iehines, 8sth Illinois.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. ,r
Col. Blake, 9TH Indiana.
Col. Walcott, commanding brigade.
KILLED.
Capt. Fellows, McCook's staff. !
Lent Col. Chandler, doth Indiana.
Ltaut. F. A. Dtaiu, 10let Illinois.
tAAks TIE KILLED AND wouspED II TIE 6rH
INDIANA. 5ECE JUNE TO JUNE rs,
John 4: Lloyd, F. killed.
Corp. John Tooker, 4, Killed.
Fs dfo sa 81 Snh = ass A. ss'fss Ssns Sonnd in side'
D; F. Parker, 3, severe, head.
it sergt. Matthias zohor,, c, morta11y, head.
Virgil Brown. c. severe, head
TayIlo5 4syl : Motley, y, 6. n4ortaily, head. -:
John Mcconnell, D, severe, leg.
John Long, D, slight. side.
John Lloyd. F, slight, finger.
Seret- Henry Miller. G. severe, hand.
Geo Dixon, l. eeyars, head.
John =. Spcer, I. severe, leg.
Marshal Montgomery, Z, severe, hand.
, 1864-07-06

rTRCfETENEE 0FFTCE TT 6
10y -. 40. - -
~ ARMY 10. 2 SOUTH sIHEzT,
er.1r, ,,1 1RAL!!4on1. Mp Jnne esth 1ss4.
EEALKD PROPOSALS.. in duplieate. viii be re-
ceived at thit 0facs until II H., On HEDSEStAYs
:nIy .3 asas ior furnishing the United STATES SUB
elhleLce Ueo&ftmehS With
p.rx ,r...,s ~ mn, nasd oruxaf
NoUk ANU na1A S4s1VV AAF~A Va AceA
On the hoof delivered the State Cattle Scalss, st
baltimore, Nd IN lots Of cool one thousAh1 each
tverJ f10) ten days: TO be welEhed within one and
fat days after 4,riv& st the czsEee Of the co.. rac
tor. ihey nuxt average shout q 500 thlzteen run.
Crets p0unCe Efof1 weight all fAnfE thoFt o! Il .60)
tnFtfGusArd poEnde Eross weight Ba1e Stngst Uxen,
COVE. Ht1N n AEd dQsrie8s E2ttl-, viii Dc rejected.
4 deancn1n Of ten CO pounds will ne made from
the weight of each Steer accepted under Ibis con.
, 1864-07-06
f1)triat Nutirg8.

&&Uk17& AE0TOn 3AAx2GG8s
Lot those who have doubted the virtues Of BULLS
QkpEoE BITTERs, II sny such there be. read the
following certificate from ke1 tltmen well known IN
Stis community and doubt no more.
IsEcnersl Introduction into the army VIII sATe Inc
Aye1 Of Thousands Of our soldtcrs.
Lor1EvrIIx, EY.7 June I'd, i@s.
We, The underriEned. have *ecL The good ncs-
produced BY the OF Dr.. JONI BULLS tEut..'S
EITTEEs In casts Of general debility sao psoe p.,I
on Of TIC system. and believe It's rcnrs.i INC
prevent disease and relieve npch tuae1.nk. ont
our soldiers particularly wou1d LIE " lno sA,s'
Especially tho4e e1JHsed ~ n'Aa"Aue H.
aaeqcs%s Elf ln ~ Senssr 1itoF eIet Int Rc, "a Dls
cuAs. s. tTi0k. collector sf the Fort of Louis
x,n1 ug n. Marshal General Of Ecn.
xnv. 1eP F. aExpEHsos, Cot. Secretary of Sanitary
1.RSTFI 1PnfsnfaGaE nHfsnaaEs = co. .rspnshers. Democrat
GHn- p 5tsoE1iE, prulrietor lod1Eville Arxclgcf.
s3MGJff% l. PAtk1f1LL Wholesale Dry Good6
eo0 f1astcs1. Mnin street. Louisville, Kv.
rsr,fs. GREEN l. CO., Wholesale 6hLe Dealers,
xAET 4 MNOfHEK, utho.5nrnert. cor. Market
aEa Th1sd 4treet Il L99,ss'ns; .; ;.. ky: r.,.;
nnd Market Eta, 1ouisyille. Ey.
EApT. S +. MlLDRETH. Of steanler Msj. Ant.1fon.
MAJ L. r. tn HUKsT II, Pnyn,aster q: S. Army.
&. NJ METCALF. National tInteA 1.ouiev4lIe. Ky.
GEORGE u. PRENTICE. Louisville journal.
Etlc IN Chicago at wholesale mud retail by
II. sc0FlI4, It EapEolr1 street.
, 1864-07-06
a Positive Cure for Drunken.

DE. LANES AETDuTL FOR srRoEu uE1HK.
bc love for intoxicating dIinks Is directly oEnc 70
e artncia! srpettte-in other words l,crresson Of
In ths ase g. sprt1aons ',Qnos fnsempe is
seanenty N9T natural innrmity. but aiE1ys depend
EN- upon ARTIFICIAL caraeH These ouce removed, the
victim Of inebriety viii lose Al inclination Or desire
fcr the injurious beverage.
II. LANES AN11DOTE, by its specinc action, re-
9torea the diseased appetite its proper norma! con-
Eea4es. and wha. beo1e had been inesatan,e rsa-
Aon nov becomes dtttastAIn1, obno1lous and reru1-
Eve The remedy II perfectly harmless II directions
e.c followed Ii exesire~ m nlmott maZ:cs eject in
causing deepsentcd Ay1ReoI fer Ql alcoholic drinks,
the appetite for 1eod Price Il boz or
Sold 81 au Druggists. LORD L SMITH Agents for
EAicAFo. npi3.c641Su " F&E1&
, 1864-07-06
p1TTSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE &
l. CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE FOR PROPOSAr,S.

Proposal. win be recalved Il thts ofnce untsl tha
ltth osy Of 5nly neKt, n I. u. tor Grazing for
sna Ses bIikhton. about th5ee miles: bet Hone
twSfR S aspseed md creasltne and oet.e.n Crs:tae
toe chAsactef o. the work. and forms Of and
rno2osals !nay Be had II The ocss Of Dlylslon IN.
Elnetfe II New Brighton, Pa: At Canton O. Z Id n
Buc, ,Ful. o.. on and l'ter the l1.h Of .u1y next
JOHN u. 1ERFIS, G-Alet Engineer.
once II lit C4tl Engineer, Pittsburgh. r. June
sd, ls6s- 1c!s.IS.lW
, 1864-07-06
8. IS. Duwes' girct,s.
800 Mem and Horses.
IL SHETLAND PONIES.

40 Lady Equestrians-
4 Grand Fscs R,hIbit1cn and Street Parade at 10
O'Clock II, Mr.. CT cketts Trained Animals. l.
living LtOt IN THk STREET makes !rnp to the
tcp 1t the 1ah. II tar snd etouthes The ieet Of
the GoGeEe Of Liberty.
Two performances cail7, Eftszaoon and evening,
ccUn, enclng ut ~ md TX P.A
Children Il der twelve. ce3ts.
The con,papy intecJ visiting the lollo wing places
according to the dates given below:
JTEE-Aolday, 9Th, Maukes N; 18th. kas0shA
Wednesday, 18Th, bacize j; Thursday, Sott. Atlwau
JULY; ,;Exteay. 1st Milwaukee Saturday. q. wea.
III. Oshko.h; FI,dsy. ST, Berlln; Saturday,, 9Th,
Beaver Dam edne esday, iith, Columbus; ThneEday,
lsth. MacisoG; Monday. ISL. WaiteVste:; 1nesdsJ,
l9tn J.nrsv1le #ednestay, nth. Belots: fharsdsy,
a.
day 2s.h tlatsytlle: Friday. 29th. Dubuque sasur-
oAuGukT-aaatay, 1st. As9as Carroll; Taesaay,
q Startling; Wedn etda;. Sd, Dixon: Thursday, ith
At@bcy T3as5 r. ds1aots sstas dey f5e e.
Geneseo; Frids1. t2:h Rock Ieisnd; satardsJ. mn
Davenport Mcndn: 15th. Huscastue; Tuesday, 18th
Nappeln; We1lneeday+ 17th. Burlington; II nrtday'
16th, Monmouth; F5;1ay, 18th, Gsle2bnf-; Saturday
Ss1h Htn Fa5mHzto1!; AoSd.J ~ PsoEis Tussiay
27th, Linsoin: Ao15aJ. 18th, 8srin3deId.
1o3s-k9s9 St XOAW Sup
, 1864-07-06

The Bitter Fruits OF lind BEtters
Bitter compounds you are solicited by .he propao.
.ors to hccept universal F4hAceAB ats conpo+ed
or? Give Aeed for moment They sre mhnutAc-
tused from uupufttcd sic1bol. coEtttalr. Z connd-
IT. az pTusa1c acid The bas,7 IT regular ttnctures
81 the MAtkf1A McdIcA Is TIC tAue No AIuunt Of
4t9s can sFe,Gous nc bad tendency q
thorough 1ectlned II The OILY INN uant 3hich c4n
be ss!elt nsee A. comrooett ey Tonic. al1er1tye
end a2.hlons mt dif TN. snt HOSTEL tER'5 ST III.
ASu blTIEl;E i tne <nly medicn preparation Ia
Meuce he eieets ta,s great spsc.nc.
It e!ye* s:rength without c1np exc1t.melt No
other Tonic does tins. An the crdtnar, Rittesa iash
5ne Il, iees snd et ct the b.aip; EOsTETThh's BIT
eystem, promote dir es;op ead produce tsep No
other Tonic SO quickly revEe- tLe tIhhultet physi
cal energies, 7ts res the appetite and removes the
TesEness Of the bodily rowers jy4.mss;s1 n wxrI
DIR. BfseIow,
Conf Genital rhfAlct.E. ntrue:l} Of st. Louf, Mo..3
eoTns q 2onres ieseo it, ss neeF h iroa ses
Post 0tlee o. sllCh1onie blseasta, anc DMtasel of
tte9a ytta impoverished succets. Rooas separate.
Eith re s:Ftetest nrixaes :, omes ou7 f.o1n IAN.
coutdenahL ColiultatlcEs frsa.' AtdtreE r. o. Box
~ Kaslosf fh tSo saREs as 6: biz aldste sslh
eatee perfect cdrtf ali Ckrorc Diseasbs n thoi.
mott seveat sna complicated ssases Ii very shert
Xounx men tade1.ns III M Il fr:s are Invited to
Et0- eef1ect cure wafrBEted- Femhle nreg1tArt'
70 astendant O Fubtrty. EeEEtruaaop. q p:ssors
oass ia 3 cured. iest q III :eisssaess ). q
ability And oucces&. tesemlR11t
, 1864-07-06
EltSolutle Clement.

EBAY 11s5oyz1x.pHRFUL AND VALUABLE
DIsC0VERYI
HILTON,B
N3UluBLE CEMENT!
Applicable 70 the 4 Of moro general practical
Useful Est1. Intiltsy than any invention now
81 sasa au4ink e g. esse ss
two years hy practical man, Ind
pronounced By Ill to bo
Superior to Any
Adhea.vo Preparation known.
ANEW sh1nE' Hiltoas 1asoluols Cement
l. aey y III thing, nd .as resslt e
~ scf1sT1s1o II s PaiScnIas, r r1pila;.Gaa I'D
~,... funder No circumstances d cdanee
ses:eps spetses & ent w NJ osssssas ssSaRs
,,o* md snoo n,p.{ .{BooT and SHOE
usAssos' Manufaeture1. using MacnineA,
5!is Ss~sPssS %Pseat q sslsy shia1s 81 ssi =:
teddy any change offempezatu1e.
JEWELLERS
WIN nndtt sufficiently .dbes1vs
tor their nses al has been proved
It il especially adapted
to Leather.
And ~ claim ~ N especa
kmdIeS. irne1tt, that 1t sticka Patches and
tlintns1 to Boots knd EhoeN su hi.
tctenuY strong without stitching.
IT'S THR ONLY
nns Liquid. LIQUID CEMENT
8xtant that Is suro thing to<
maud1nG
fFURNITURE,
CROCEERY,
AVA 2RnyK.
.... IVDRY,
land 1t acles Of Household Usa
.-> REMEMBER,
EHilton's Insoluh1s Cement
:; il In liquid form, and ~ e&sly
spilled ~ Paste-
fHiltons Insoluhle Cement
Islnsoluble In wateE or stl-
lHIlton's Insolrble Cem8uk
Adheres oilJ substances
supplied tn Family or Manutss.
Iturer's Packages, from ounces
Ito 10 pounda.
r,,, HILTON BROS. 4 CO,
Pzor1r11oEs,
PROVIDENCE. RI
aoaa u I0Ku LM1IH, Wholesale D1uxx1stz, n
LsKs Etroef Chlcxxn H.. General Western Agen4, tQ
whom ali pfder1 E4Y he Addressed 1aa&Es41yWyAA
, 1864-07-06

The Greatest Discovery Of the
Age.
Fhor. DE- GRAIu's ELEcTE1c On. relieves aches
and pains Instantly. For the cure Of I,haumnt1sm,
Deafness Piles. Neuralgia and ltndrd dseaecs II has
no equal 50 cents and 81 bottle. Sold BY druggists
and 6torekeepcrs everywhere s. c. UrH ~, 25 south
Eighth street. Pn1l.dephta. Soils Agenr For sa1s by
sll Dr1EEtet4 and Merchants generally. RUIsSHAMs
VAN 6CHAACk. IL Lake st., AEeEts.
iel-p%lR I'm F-XAH
, 1864-07-06
HK1mRQLDes ROSE WASH

HRLMR0LD6 ROSE WASH
: II Il sas @ @
pended EyideaemS & q ths ms St tesgoost5ls and ra
SA SES 81 RsoWA : 5EAfs = Ss4SRR5GH1 s3.SRGH
For 3tedic.l P.oprietles Of Buchu
SEE DlsPRNaAToRY OF TIE UNITED sTATK9-
sec ProteMor DEVICES 1a!uabia works On tea
Sc TsmsrEs ~ made b. the eelsorassa DIR Fn1as,
e:;ss$ fs,::s g Fl sss
PPa
tasnin Tta7e1s, Fellow ol tbs Ro7al Colle2s Of BT-
see most Of the Late Stan .ard works Oh Medicns-
TkASF FkSF REeH q e. e0;S + r.1 =: oqis IT t. e
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, 1864-07-06

RULES AND REGULATIONS.
11cEets procured only at the Once OF the Traak
uter OF the Company, IN Chicago,
-CosunntAtio1 Tickets are is7ned either for One
Lear cr SIX Moufts Or for Threu Moothe, At the op-
Ilon ol the applicant commencing Oh the FIRST DAT
o. =! 4aI MOTIF. aud no deduction will be made for
parts o1 months expired
Tickets are lot transferable under Ely Clcuuo.
knces, Ind to be used Only by che person named
RECEIVED therefor Will be made In coseQuence Of the
Comnuters aFe required 10 tA&e out their ucsets
!of the places where they reslde. aad theY vii SHOW
mem 10 the Conductors whenever required. In the
SaEe manntF As p.hct passengers.
1icEEts are good for all Passenger Ifain9 stopping
Inc stauonA 10. wh1ch they 1re issued. with the
1cepuou CT any ttalna run by fpec1Al Arrangement
1hey awe no exemption to the genera: rules reg.
uxnsroi ting any klcd OF Goods, Expleas mAtteretc.
otneE thhn ordinary pc1sonal baggage.
ckets A:e NOT good even for one day After dkte Of
t114huoht and Conductors are strictly ordered to
examine al such Tickets on the skooSb DAT OF each
monta. ARE mp thoee that have expired, and charge
me regular tA1r Until new Ticket IL eh own.
me Company reserve the right TO Put on or tAxe
paTnFc At su statons, whenever they may think
snch c1ances necessary without returning any pof
ton OF 1hh Communication N. ney-
Eomfnufers viii be required 10 subscribe to the4e
tuee ana gula1ons when purchasing T1tE cts, aud
sgn contract to relieve the GClnpanY from al lis
biity foc damages that may be Incurred BY accident,
ennes 70 ln1 Eselfe1 Ct baggage tnas they may be
E Each Lurrilascr Of 3 Commission Ticket vM
tons. E5BElsT HALE. GenI SuuE
ChlcaKo. June 18th, 1851. tylIn250lm
, 1864-07-06

fish Wang.
Tte great Chinese Remedy for etc:et dtsease1. One
boz VIII perform cure. Ingredients purely ve.e
tAbe. Can be carried IN the pocket without ftsr ot
A0kD 6ElTH, Wholesale Agents.