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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
A Rfntal Murder By Rebcls.-The Pen.
Atty.

We have 10 record another OF those fend.
ish acts that have rendered the character OF
the boasted chivairy hateful in the eyes OF
the civilized world, from the very esginning
Of this war. Surely their catalogue OF VII
Isnies Is nearly full, snd i does seem a.
though their las, net must shame the devil
into desertion OF their cause. On Satur.
day last three soldiers strsyed some half q
mile ffela our pscket line withoat arms, 70
the plantation OF loyal % CitiseH, aud
while ia en- old out building were attaekea
By citizen with shot gun and brced 70
surrender. when they were tied ell three 20
sether and nlasched on 30 another pianta-
tion, where several men assenlosed ana De-
cided TO shcot them On the spot On being
informed that this was 70 Be their aocEai
| ther made "a attempt % run away when
thee were fred upon and ono q them ~
staiifly killed. The other two made their
escape. The name Of the mufdefed man
lwas Mickey. Of Co. ], seth Iowa He hae
three ball hnles fke6ngh the body. a eean1
| 81 cnvsisy went ont ior tho body, end ipaua
| tknt shooting tho man did not sasia1f %.
helilsh hasrsd o. the wfgtnhes but tesy As1
mntiisssd The eeFpse n TIE mpss sEpsa
81 oder es Hrien3lee 6enerl ele1es
{ company of e6valry visited tha e1eeo g
i n.ardef with inEs5se ions y eonADeels q
/ .ruTsssnal n-opakfy, assd hnfn IN
eamhastihie En- Ne nlAnsfslps. ~ 3
tarns4 aad .r<posts.l ies order s.,elilsea 7
- vsf ssis ' s :. g. e. saaa
e - 8.
i as usi.isn 4 - ass u lsrs'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

bsis and matderers The fnIsereants.
whose atrocities Ii this war have eaassd
tlsc Mkoas eisiIIkea world 10 shuadcr,
n.lst keep Aehctfsfsil their dlulaaea.--
1llsf slazN not Be sur masters, and Ne
we1ld rot have them for our slaves
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RxfnAcf.

VIII The frequency With which horses and mules
sre stalen Ia The vlcaty of this Pest hy naranding
soldiers and sagfant nsgroeA calls for The most
sesaies< are hired and paid 20 aght and not IA
trade ia karses and mules. The Offering Of : horse
q ie fbr ea1s By soldier, b IN iiself an ceFce,
aaA 4 arsasa 1aeis evidence Of his having cene IN
foesesun ef Il By felenioaa means and any citizen
snrcsaainr e. becomes an neeomplies sf biz guilt
Ans soldier selling o. oaeEing for SALE horss OF
mnle o. any citixrn purchasing the SAME Of sol
aSss. vii he ARRESTED end punished.
No neeTo viii b Psrnltted 70 eeil O. eer Tor sas
any horsa or mule without special peesah from this
ekasiaa horsa o. mala from any negro without
sueh persnlf nil Be arrested and punlAhed
The patrols sfi BE- instructed 70 arrest ell soldiers
aena ftAlag o. having IN their possession hotses Q:
males moi hssnsad ssiIa ~ GogtrsgleHf krsad.
/ Nv catamapd q nHIe 0Ex, r. 8. GEkIxoEE
L s joHxs w. HozxEA
4. Col. ieih nlchs and Provost AafshAl l
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Faree Cheers fsr Gen. Granger.

Gsr. RosERr s. GRAISGER, Of Nashville,
Il striking the right SORT Of ticks, and doing
jass what ought to be done at every Mill
sary post in Tennessee. We wsnt the same
order enforced here, only "more 50" and
apon larger scale:
OvrIcg % PHovosT NAasHAf,
Nashville, TsHn4 April 8, 1884.
Proves Ossier. No u.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
fh.rnrier 81 Narthern selalers.

In tAe Summer Of 1861, the Mobile Epen-
tns Ssvz gave this description Of Northern
sOsdi4s II viii be refreshing 10 Look II 4
nos, HAsr three years Of hard lighting
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
EARLY SOWING.

A few Bright, warm days such as always
occur the latter part Of April, are usually
sufficient to bring on an attack ofthe plant
ing fever The garden mus. be pIowpd or
spaded, beds laid of, and in 90 the bce.s,
carrots, parznips, turuips, etc. They
1nd cold bed, the soil is packed over
ihem by repeated rains, and mapy of the
seeds rot outright, or the SANDER germs
fail to lift the heavy soil pressing upon
them. 1t is far better to leave sowing
most seeds until the ground is dry and
warm. \ few of the hardy sorts, such as
early peas, potatoes, onions, lettuce, to.
matoes, radishes, spinach, satisfy, etc,
may be put in during the month OF April
but May 18th 10 sufficiently early for the
generality Of the seeds. They will then
come up quickly and grow rapidly every
one knows that quick grown vegetable is
far better than cne which has taken a
whole season to mature. Beets for late
fall and winter use DO best when .own from
the first to the middle oil June.
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FURTHERING THE WORK OF THE
GARDEN

Many small jobs may be done now to
lessen the labor of the garden when the
busy time comes on. Pea stakes aad can
poles should be procured whenever need
ed. Get them sharpened at the ends that
are to be set in the garden; keep them uu
der cover, and they will last longer
Stakes Tor support TO raspberries, daAlas,
Sc, should also be got in readiness for use
when needed, as we'll us small teing up
sticks ior smaller flowers. There may be
from the thickness of d goose quill to tina,
Of large mans thumb. They are most
easily made from pine aud cedar Shingles.
In making them shave off the songhne>s
and sharpen the strongest end 10 : point
to stick into the ground, Sort them into
oitfer9nt sizes, tie them luto bunchcs of
two or three dozen each aud isy them
away in loft or other dry place to be
ready when needed Many persons who
have fne taste about their flowers, paint
the sticks green That can be easily done
when they are made even the dahlia
sticks are painted, and look ornamental
when first put to the flowers, until the
plants cover them Thus small amount
OF labor tends greatly to beautily the gar.
den.
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---:o:-----
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

F0r wpokacss ar,smg from Fxsss.ss. habits uf Ols
fipatun, Eatly indISctttInn Of Abuse attruucd wIih
tt.' following symptoms :w
InIt position to EA"t'iun. Loss oC Powpr,
J.usr OF Memory, H!ih.Ul'y OF !rta;hiug,
Weak rvrs. lr"rhing.
li,rrOr uf DI,ras0, Tain IL the a-it,
lnIvrrsai Las lI!ie of the Muscular Ty.tcu,
Uot Hands. Eruptiurs Cu The Face,
Dlyucs> Of tn" SE'n. l. n.tIus OF nc !odv
r.uui 'oHNtrTsiutr.
Thee symptoms. il allowed 10 60 an wldch THE
mcdI,iuc irvariahiy moves, soon follows
lMrouS SC, FvriTy, ErLtrr'c tIr,
In one Of winch The Patient may Gulrr
Who can lay thnt they not frequently forows sd
by those "Dirrt!i Nt>"usc= -
"lNSNNllN AND 'HPTInN."
Many aware Of IAr Gus" of their suffering, hut
i III confess the records Of tn tuslur Asylusl
And melancholy deaths BY C"nsur.piiUu b.ar amp. \
Witness to the Truth ui tlr assertion.
The constitution once effected with organic weakness
requires the d of MrdcIuc tn strengthen and inv
uIat" tlr sVStru which tembud's Etratt l,uI hu ia
v1rlbly 4o,s. Tal Will convaCs the nus ptic'a
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
The Planting of an Apple Tree
BY w, CULLEN HRyANT,

BY W CULLEN BRYANT
Come, let us plant the apple tree
Cleave the tough greehsward with the spade
Wide let its hollow bed be made;
There gently lay the roota, and there
eift the dark mold with kindly care,
And press l. Ger them tenderiy,
Az round the sleeping iafsnts feet,
We softly fold the cradel sheet
So plant the apple tree.
What plant we In the apple tree'
Buds winch the breath of summer days
Shall lensthen Into leafy sprays
Boughs. whre the thrush with crimson breast
Shall haunt and sing and hide her nes,
We plant upon the sunny lea
A shadow for the moontide hour.
a shelter from the summer shower,
When we plant the apple tree.
What plant we in the apple tree
Sweets for hundred flowery springs,
TO load the May winds restless wings,
When, from the orchard row, he pours
Its fragrance through our open doors;
A world ofbossoms for the bee;
Flowers for the sick girls silent room;
For the glad infant springs Of bloom
We plant with the apple tree.
What plant We in the apple ireel
Fruits that shall swell in sunny June,
And redden in the Angus, noon,
Aud drop, as gentle airs come by
That fan the blue September sky;
While children wild with noisy sec,
Shall scent their fragrance as they pass
And search for them the tuftcd grass
At the foot Of the apple tree.
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DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIrE
-, ,O:------

Take no mot' Balsnm Mercury, or unpleasant Medi.
rings for unpleasant ana dangerous diseases Helm
D0!i'S Extract BuChu aud Improved Rose Wash cuTes
secret diseases IN all III ir stages. At lttc expense
LITTLE or no change in GI No Inconvenience. an no
exposure,
II causes frequent desire AMI gives strength to ri
nate. thereby removing uh.tiuCtiOus, preventing an
curing structures Of the NrGthr; allayus pain and in
fimhar!ou, frequent IN the class OF diseases, an
tApellIng all poisonous diseased and OrnOut matter
Thousands upOu thuhsands who have hcCu the vic.
tins of quacks and ho have paid heavy fees 10 hr
cured III short time have found they deceived
aud that III" PhiSuN ht7- by th' use Of powerful
asirInsents ueru dried up IN hr syste To- break uat
~ An aggravated form ana pcrhap, after marriage.
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have had the surest demonstration in the following
tcatc that their Manufacture Of Slamanlrr Safes has
length fully warranted the repre- which have
been made of them rendering an undoubted security
against the terrific element.
Philadelphia April L. 1856.
.Nessrs ErGRS & HitSOr: CGntemcn-lt IL affords I'd
the highest satisfaction stafe YOU that owing
The very proeciv qualities Of of til, SalanandCr
Safes which we purchased Of you five month since
we saved large portion of eWelry, ami all books
&C. exposed to the calaninOus fire in Ransead place
the morning Of the llth inst.
When we reflect thgt thesa safes located the
fourth story OF the building occupied and that they
fc subsequently, into heap Of burning ruins, where the
vast concentration of the heat caused the plates
melt cannot but regard the preservation nf their val
liable contents most convincing proof of the great
curity afforded by your safes
We shall tuke great pleasure in recommending thCn
men Of business a sure reliance against fire.
GEORGE v. SIMMONS x BRO, len e!lcys
~ They have since purchased six large Safe1.
July %, Iej2 August 30 lSs
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Gos,,!S 81 SSllf0t
S5}ll5o7lz1N0MD

rt,uIs INSTITUTION is under the sole nanaeemcnt
and diroction of Prof. d. w. LnwELL so long rim
cipal Of the --.....,
BLNHH.aMTON COMMERCIAL CoLhL"H
ha course of Instruction embraces all the requisites
of n tboronph practical business educatlo' aIu nuy
bpen lately extended by the introduction OF an
Husncss Course, In which the Student engages ~ e
rcrular roune OF business uansdcllons' ~ "
and fnniliarizcd by mems of STORE un MllCm M a
octv1I MsiRfss Of buying and selling goods IS cartiSn
"p no eoch studrnt aud business Offices, VIZ BANKS
of Issnr and Ucpusit RnilRuading and Steam'DoaNhe
Post Office, Telegraph, &C. &C . .,,., 10 81, n.
Tho pronrictor has spared no timo or expense n ha
king This Course the most thorough ana CouP,l' VI
any ever presented TO the public ana leos iu,y os
ynd thni after having been himself engaged ln aclua
busnpss nnd having had many years CNpeilehr, a., az
Lng the scincc of Accounts, ana beng nIdeu Wy
fnlI and efficient corps Of teachers ne WIZ W. ~
blaJ TO make thorough and successful sranua'es VI "'
who NAV place themselves under his chhfge'
PENlIR RNSHEP! . 49,
In this essential branch Of buslnss euuVa.''" ,r "
ColIcpn offers better facilities 80 the learner ~ ~
snrnccrinn system will be taught IN all It's NafleuS u
tbe most skiful masters Of the art. speCl'nniifh
Wtitinr from this Institution have received e s"'S'
eHcnmiums G from the press. ,i-.., r,r raj.
For general information, terms, &C. huurcss l'l
lcao NonthIv which will b. mailed free ror sprVi
,ens ~ pcnmnnship enclose two three cent stamps
/ Address u. w. LOWELL prihrlPll.. 3,
lowell's Commercial College BingaaWluan, a "
y s-Onc of Ritter Il DunCan's No. hlghly hnlsi''u
fine perfect point quill spring Gold Pens' i,' LII 1I'
and case warranted for one year and To- sun ~ IN ~ !,
sant free of charge TO any one who viii remit e'"'
the above address.
] 0ctubcI 3, l-b3--ly.
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Price 81 per Bottle, or G for. 50.

Delivered Ia Tny address securely packed from obssy
walton Describe symptoms IN an Gummuuications
'uits guaranteed, advice gratis. Address tltl's tor
information to
H. d. HELMBOLD, Chemist
IVA south Ienth-st below tht stnut, fLis
IEhMBOLDS .Nsdiedl Itpot,
HELhBOLDS Drug and Chemica! Wsrehou.,
sd BROADWAY, NEw lORK
heware of Counterfeits ana unprlnCiplrd dealcTs
VINO cndcavor to dispose "Of their own" aud Other
articles on the reputation attained by clmhOlds Gen
nhc Preparations, Extract buChu Extract Ssrsspari0.
Improved Rols Wash.
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tss iielubods Extract Buchu for nd ancctIops an !
Diseases oC the Urinary Organs whether eAistinR ia
Male nh Female from whatever cause originating and
no matter of how long standing.
Diseases of these Organs requires the aid Of Dur
etc licmbOd's Extract BuCu id. the Great DIurrlir
and scrIthn 10 have desired ch,ot IN all Diseases for
which II Is recommended.
Evidence of the most reliable aud responsible Glay
actcr will accompany the medicine.
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TREE PLANTING.

.'Have you never heard of the studen:
who, on beiEg told that the crow wonId
sometimes live hundred years, bought a
young crow to try the experiment -
Yes, indeed, we have heard Of him---th q
iiony is exceIlent--and Of Dr. Johnson 5
growl about the iFighluI interval between
the seed and the TIMBER Still, we say
plant trees. They who plant at once, in.
stead of wasting their breath in selfish
complaints Of the shortuess of life, find
luxuriant foliage waVitg oyer them much
sooner than they expected! But, whether
you live TO see,the maturity Of your trees
or not, be benevolent enough TO plaut for
posterity. Transmit to your children the
inheritance of rural beauty received from
your fathers, greatly augmented, BY all
means plant, and plant well, and the re-
suit will overpay the labor. And let not
your labor end with planting. Feed your
trees from year 10 year with generous food
and guard them from injury. And n Il lie
words (slightly atered) of an old plan-
ter :-"What JOY may you have in seeing
the success of your abors while you live,
and in leaving behind you, to your heirs or
successors, a work that, many years after
your death, shall record your love to your
cosatry Aud then rather, when you
consider bow short time your life is likely
to last" If you have country homes to
smbsllish, be content with SIM city
Remember that great estabi,hment is a
great care, and the proprietor is apt to be
come slave to it, Let your dwelling pla-
ces be marked with what planters call
"repose." Make them the abOdes ofcom.
fort aud refined enjoyment, places which
afford you agreeable occupation, but not
oppress YOU with care,
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GVs.sg'hss~ Ksett a.,

Nos. 8, II, l3, Is, II Courtlandt Street
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK cry
This oldestabiishsd aud fuvoritc resort of the s-
ness Community has been recently retcd, aud is
petc in everything thp minister To the comforts Of
us patrons Ladies ahd families arr specially aud
fully provided for.
i centrally located in the bn ucss part Of the city
AMI Is contiguous to the principal lines Cf steamboats,
cars, cmnihussgs ferries, &c.
In consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices nave been r!duced 20
One D0itur nd tlt{Y tents per Day.
The table Is amply supplied with all the lururirs OF
the and equal to at OF any other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations are Offered for upward of 4Ol
guests
W Do not believe runners hackmrn, and others whC
may say "thG Western Hotel is fu!l."
ID. u, WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
THUS. d. WINCHESTER.
Feb, To- leG2.
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In many affections peculiar TO Females the E1.raUt
bnchp s unrquaied by any Other remedy, AZ ia tn
rOsis or Retention, iT"guidrity. paiu(ulncss, or sap
preston ut Customary Ey ualiols, liberated or stir
rhOuS state of the Uterus, lieuChOrrhna or Whitea
S"rtty and for all complaints incident TO the sex,
wh.th arising from indiscretion habits OF disspa
ton or IA the
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PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
&C I'll &c ,,.sF,3t z

Gs5 ~ III .ssEfs- siisss s.s.., -..a:.s e s
Il & i I. Il . a D.
This great line fraversrs the Northern and North.
west counties Uf Sylyauia to The city Of Ere,
lake Erie.
IL has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices is BtiHg rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
Il is IL Use FOR Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to Emporium, (gj milcsl on the East
rrn Division, and from sheffield IT, Erie G miles, on the
Western Division,
TIME or PASSENGER TRAINS AT SoRTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Train leaves, East - \. NJ.
Express Train 10 81 p. NJ.
Mail West ~ Il"
EXpfess l6 A. NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia aud Lock Haven, and
Baltimore and Lock Haven. New and elegant sleep
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Wantsport and Baltimore, and Williams
port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply NJ the :. T.. Cor. lith and Market Sts.
And for Freight business of the tompany's Agents
s. e. King -t0n Jr, Cor. 18Th and Market Sts., Phia
J. ". Reynolds Erir.
J ". Drili, Agent y. g. K: r., Baltimore.
II II. Houston, GcuI Freight Agt, Philadelphia,
Lewis e. liOult, Genl, Ticket igt. Philadelphia
Joseph D. Potts, GenI, Manage illIamspUIt.
February IS, 1864
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AGEIES2sSOLse'sS
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND Plum EXTRACT 3UCEJ', rosi.
tvl aat 50 tfC }trr+y for Ul-ta.fi Cf the bIalutr
EI nuy,, Gravel, aHr dr"p-ic;l ",ilinar
Ihs mrGI' in'r'nSrs tn ptwcC ct digestion. aid
rXrItc the ab.'Ihrts into h"ilhl dc ty wniahIh
~. ~ or iuI,aT'uu> taPpIt Ms. cnt all Unnatural
iI.GiItl n.
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z,.
NnTfSC that IL not Whnrs some Hthlhi ann rTtTt'
tive in its naturr cutters lntn 80 .o'pu i'iu ~ NJ
TDrTERS SIOMaCH Bil hnS LIE hi P'ru"lt rppI. pIt
purniion contains no ulhtfh oi ang hi"' i. wv wv 1't
botanical element; no h'ry cA''''hI ""lt w." u i, ,
ION of TIE extracts 1i tiP "a,S''nr ,G.r NV" ! "'
plants Win the pnrtst ana milhesl n IL" ul"d'''1 sum
urdts. ,,.. .,, 81. c
II - wen 10 o. torearWr" Ht"'t az ~, 80 nm ~ 10.
as tse human system can be lratttlrdDN DN nun wv h'
against mIlHdi's cugehi'r'd b' an uuNuh.'"@u @ ~
mospher.. unnnrc Mai ,r ana 1th'r rN,'ruu 'uur,9
nos EfTEkn BlIlEN0 may o' fel'H VIZ 'S '"'''
gard. 49,, -
In ds,ts infested wi,n tr o nmI Igne tgrssie IT F ga
l"u' ,ho"s,ns vino rrsort tn il under appfn.
rnsGn OF TanatacE escape Ar scourgc and thousa&da
,,hn nrr,ci tn iva themselves Oi it, protective SN
itns In olvanrn ara cured by very brief Cour Of
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STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELs.

C.ycs Dvspnpsa, Liver Complaint, H'1da5hc Genera
D,LiIity Nervousness, Depression OF 'ptritS, Con
,tpatiun, collie, lutrtmttcnt Ftv'rs ramps
and Spasms, and all omplhnt. oi eluer
Sex arising from Bodily weakness
whether Inherent in the system or
produced by special c,uses.
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H'Or Es:sls, Tascc. Es0aclaes, Amts
EsGd ESgsss, NS0itss Ega HITH,
TB0nEeg2s, sc, t&c .fgsseCis GA
A'Iants, EoWis, g ssiag1ass, az.
Put up in 25c SOC aud SioJ Bows, rorIir- 4 tiasks
81 and s. si1ss for Hotels Puhhc ln>iiutIon-, SC.
"nn ,ntullih" rcm"Gi IL kUoWn.'
Free from rCi-JH..'
"Nol Dangerous to thr CUu.an Family
.Rlts cone out Of tn ~ h"l's ~ ui'.
~ Sold Wholesale il al! large cti :.
- SOLD hv n Drngc Is & Rr;ail.rs everywhere.
- 20! Rtv AeE - ol All w6rlhl.., limitations
- i :e that tnsT Ar" IAN. Is On each Box, Bot.
IT," aud Flask, before yni buy.
- Address HENRY X CO~NAR
~ rRfSorN nrPar =. BRoAuwAY, n Y.
t. Sold by all ho'csa, ana Etril OrIg-ists ~
tlOo omsbur-, Pa.
IylrIary Il, IS5f. en-.
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IIOLI OWAY'S PILLS.
SICK HEAD ACHES AND WANT OF Az ETITE,
INCIDEN rAI, TO SOLDIERS.
AND OINTNI ENT.

EIJh TIlNV NVTTTsN
INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feeling which sadden usually arise from
trouble annOyRncps obsru,ted pei spiration eat
ing aud drinking whatever is unwholesome, thus dis.
turbng the heaihfu action Of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved if you desire to be well
The Pills taken according to the printed instructions,
will quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach. and, natural consequence, clear head
and good appetite
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DR.. W!SEART'S
PINE TREE
TAR CO r. DIAL

is The vital Principle OF the Zine Tree
Obtained by u peculiar process in the distation o
the tar by which its highest medicinal properties
retained.
II i. the medicine tina, cures when all others hav,
failed.
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puro and powerful Tome, c'rectivc ana a'efa"V'
Of wonderful ELL n"y in disease oi TIE
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-09
Woke up the Wrong Customer.

j. II. Woodward, young man resident OF
Indiana at one time Adjutant Of IN Indiana
regiment, was called out at o recent peace
meeting, and responded as follows:
% Gentlcmen---T great cry that I havo
heard to-day has bocn peace, peace. l tell
you there Is no man in the nation that desires
peace moro than do-a permanent lasting
peace. (Chces) And, gentlemen, will
tell you how We will got It. Fight this war
out. Take ovcry negro in tho rebel States,
and exterminate every id rebel, no matter
where you find him. (ii~cs.) roi .rfa
p Gentlemen, you need uos try to hiss mo
down, for am on old soldier, and faced al
most as mean crowd as is before mo. l
mean the thieves and bushwackers Of Tsnncs-
SEQ. know was called upon to mako o
speech without dcrision, and intend to tell
you what think Of you. 'gl 1'-f.' '1
When God said he would save Solom II ten
righteous men could bo found there, have
no doubt ho would have done IL; and to-day
it you all stood upon the brink Of hell, and
he were to say lio would save you II one loyal
man could be found amongst you. havc not
the least doubt but there would bc 0 great
many strange faces In hell for supper. ,
Gentlemen, when you wish to hear from
me again, you will only have to call upon
me, Lam always ut home. -.,.,.. 4, t..,s.