davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-05-27

HoSoRs CONFERRED uPos ONE OF oui'
NAVAL OEr1cERs-The King of Tt,ly, to
Provo his. recognition of:the great Interest
shown BY our naval otHcers in searching for
the italian frigate Re .Galautuomo, Wien she
was known to be in distress, has conferred
upon Commander Thomas 4. Craven. OF the
Niagara, the Orders Of Sts- Maurizio aad
lazzaro. This DISTINCTION Ia proof Of TIE
Kings gratitude to tie above named gentle
man, as the Cross of St. Maurice is rarely
bestowed, care where great services have
bsen rendered, and more than usual M desire Is
felt to make proper return, This is one Of
the Oldest and most highly valued Of the
European orders. But few Americans hare
had Ii conferred upon them. Professor Morse
WIS, We believe, one OF. the first thus hon.
o1ea by Victor Enaaue1 It was at at 9ns ss time
formIty with the spirit Of our institutions:
Since The commencement OF this war that
impressi:n must have changed, as VIC scarcely
see an officer or private not wearing badge,
cross, or some distinctive mark, which proves
that our people nre as much alive to honorlae
distinction as the rest Of mankind.-N. 7.
E.ro31
, 1864-05-27

Amonc tie wonderful medical Eror:Eties Tn!en !;t
y rente1en uusTETTEi.'n nI0M 49, HLlLEEs
II tie aye il ant!Gllous s:ltos: - ,s s5e not tne
.resnns ei,cci npnn thr 01ecesed liver. PerhNs
: simple words Of conyalescenr sQnerer. who Dc.
ribcr going r!gh. 70 The spot tel she stcry
orcteics dl1se:ly n2o1 tee d,sordsred organ, and
,ehs. 96dny ssxs r. ..,fs ste e. ps5,elys r.
6 catorusch rain between The Shoulders and ID tho
ut s,de. YelleT eunaaion o. The saa. Cnestveuess
.'ritaton Of tho Heart. nrY Coush, low fever, and
'cr = nrtoms ,ch lndtcste the various phases Of
tnrtly relieved. and tnAly removed, By the ac+lnn
th!s tauou6 preparation. is It once tbs btst
cr1cnts III 1NFALLIELE EEGt!LAr,R, and Pow E3.
L b ETr xATIvE. PErsoIs 0! \ Billions hsbt. who
fer the pains And penalties OF Liver nises+ea or
ious kemittent Fever. THIS. the proprietor GuaE.
tNo 1tur--et -Ssc.1
, 1864-05-27

And sll other dicustes Of this kind. which 10 much
d1ang guEe tho outward appearance Of beth ale4 80
females. of.en nsflrg them disgusting object e1
themselves and thelr friends
, 1864-05-27

n. B.--An7 resson sto1i1x nroyi,tcus With NJ c,d
bAye esc1ple packsRea Inspected By competent ntn,
and eercatee 1fsued It uis Ct the 1ay, by psY
ing ctstonAr. Inspection ices. RepackipK snu over
hsnt! dIhe ut IcssoDabls ratea:
, 1864-05-27
PURE BLOOD

Produces healthy men arA women: and tho copse1
tuition is neglected in youth, dsesse and carly deaA
Il tho result, Do not delay vhe1 Tho meQ1S ara -
ueax n hand. and within tho reach Of N.
, 1864-05-27

On Favorable Terms.

bsye s.r,pe paeEsaes insrscted by .compe1ent ntn,
md aM sttcaef tsued ~ rops Ct tse aay oy ps5
ns&! nssssT sfsS = 1e's'DA0's sGtsNp1BHoop co.
DORK AND BEEF.-A|ess Pork,
q hand ~ 81 sas at II xa1ahoEs:. ceEE:T p
tsn IL bFs1d n srd xs'fsntlsg L 6a,sts e4ee rfaie
:ssf nj HSs'Eh7 7d66 66 co. sss
nYEING.-Lsdiss and gentlemen
I'll a e !fss f. ST 6
Detpaines strest, M r. 1t fhc Branch WerEs Il NoFf
tls ttisct ne1t dePSt olds5e "a st aaa:S stess
sS5s sssssS IT, sss s{ssss
THE MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
= OF SET J. x2SKi W4ss5or. President.
Cash Assets over 81 0,OO0,OHO.
Q. cR0AKalTE, Aeca:, Il Clsrk street., Chicago.
.feltEss:S
WAlKER, BRONSON . co:
- Hare removes ssstE otne. to
25 LAsALIE STREET.
Chicago, Ssy eth. 1854 nyz5gssiss
MILITARY GOODS.
A. sWcnes, zEI5sn e. APP n o34s oS3A4ssuEs.
ffSa fkjfnSa{isRfS XfHS Aih ~. fEEFzfft FEFkftt.
BowEs essx ssx f'Ss'f' sis 81; sas
IMPORTANT TO WHOLESALE
l. Dr., doeds ana Dug Stores, &C.. &C. =,
WIN. POTTLE,,
. M III s,n6s Of Willow Ware. has famoyed nom his
, 1864-05-27
Rev. Col, moody on Rebel Stealing.

During the session Of the Methodist Con-
ference In Philadelphia, Rey. Col Moody. Of
Ohio, thus freed his mind in regard to the
eccretery of the Baltimore Conference. who
bud not furnished the journal for 1861:
. He believed in calling things By their right
names, and il the secesh Rebel Secretary OF
tue Baltimore had oaEno tsksn Pe's1sa; sa
zion Of the records Of the
60 that the Baltimore Conference is unable
them here as +sa 1sqaFsa1 b. ths tas
Haitimnre Conference that "a disloyal mem-
ber Ct that Conferences had stolen a9 sald ns re,
cords" was but the utteranee ct the naked
t1utl, and the act, sir, of that disloyal secre-
tary was In perfect harmony with the entire
9ptt Of ssssssio1 Thsh .esn s as
from the II asury Of The United Ststea, steal
ing our '.o1dnanco and ordnance Stores"
steaiinE cur ,rts. and ships: aud territory,
under the lead Of Secretary Floyd. whose ca
reez IN this crime was notorious; for after
steallnal:: all he could from the Government Of
, 1864-05-27

I = PITTSBURGH, Pa.
mhlves emaA3
, 1864-05-27
FROM CHARLESTON HA&.
BON.

Continued Seye1c Bombardmcnt of
Fort Sumter-An 1mportnnE E1pcdf-
tton~
New YoRK, May 26-Charleston Harbor
adyiccs to the NeH York Tribune state that
the monitors and batteries were, pounding
away ut Fort Sumter all dag and night Oh
the 18th, and renewed on the 18th with In
creased vigor mud effect.
New YoRK, May 2G:-We learn from Folly
Island that on the 18th Inst, au important
expedition was made by the 1o3d New York
volunteers, which proved highly successful,
and resulted IN he capture OF rebel picket
post and five men. The troops landed on
James Island, from boats in secessionviFle
Creek, advanced through the marsh, and
took the rebel pickets by surprise These
men report the news in the Charleston
rapers Of the 12th to be that Meade's army
was thrown bsck by Lee, but Mtade received
reinforcements, and made stand south of
the Rappahannock. They represent. the
force OF. the enemy to be over si1 regiments
of infantry. This does not include the troops
on Johns Island aud in the vicinity OF
AdamB' Run,
, 1864-05-27
Lu6olublR Clement.

IBOOT and SHOE
Mhrrfarturass, usirK hAcnlne4t
Twill tlnd 1t Ehc bxst article knowr
For CcDcuttcs1; the Chxnn els, - II
vorLB without delay. ts not arcc-
lied bY any change Of temperature.
, 1864-05-27

HALITAT1cE. - 1oTrLIa OF BoNNRx
had COMPLETION. AcHx8 N noyxa,
TxxLI8 OF *xA8II1sst DKF1KssIoI or sPIH1A.
coNBT1TUTIoE LIFE SYRUP purres tho syssezs
entirely from all tho evil effects OF MERCURY fU-
moving the Bad Breath, and curing this Weak jotn9
and Rheumatic PaILs which he 1sa Ut C&lo11nl fa
sure TO 7rod7ce- Il hatdeus epoazJ aul1 md @.
crrea tho Teeth ~ 1r.1ly ~ aTst.
, 1864-05-27
Ru8tEuEr's Rtt1ErB :

l Il
VMay 04& EhN
!
|
| AS 4
|
FFAfpGflFA ana ttUF9tiVA MaH}A3nf
-
Figures cannot lie. Tie statistcsoftac sales W
HuotEIIEhs . stuAaCd blIIEtfS
Ne ~ e"4 4"9''e1o" AD'" '1@ -. 1eoo'o
Alteratlye and Auttoiious preparation has attained
popularity never betote enjoyed By pruptetory med
ctne Starting IN 1sss With sales durtr ths yesr ooos
...,-. ~, -, :. -. ,....r~ ,-.,.,r.a.,...t
"1ous 'e''''S ~ - s'e.Nn0 49,
1aFof tnnt the caaa Ok 1he
and manufacturers for 1854, tho tenth Jeas OF IL So
cess viii reach tho enormous sum Of S75oDoo. The d..
mand In n.w ynr. .1o,a Ia ovar ane thaus,ni c,ser
--.x
Pe1 vice." .......
These ousneFs statements arc given to the WORLD no1
from any ostentauous motive but - III eYidtnce ofthe
zrent sanitary that the Ritter. cet the wants
en1n,: II. to,. -. ~. ,.,.,r,,,v .b.+,,.,nh
,.-.,,-s. - -" SAA.-3' ~
NC Ienct In tnelf e11eac7 ncrcas AND e1sends GAY D
day week bJ week, by rear; and that those Hhc
have proved Tie value OF the article It earn.
es'V In the circles IN "hca snef move, ana kaas afe
, 1864-05-27

NI 10 G1IE dtIES EHu It;sHY3i
~ Representatives, OF Henry Latz. late Of Eass
Cocalico Tovush:r. L.ncaaser Couasy, deceased.
i 01phans' iosrs ef LANCASTER County to ms 1 d.
recttd, vi'l bold AZ INQUEST % divide. rart Or xa1ue
dsy the 26th day Of MAY. a. D. 1851, at 10 O'Clock L.
at the public BE- of Herr Ehoada In the VILLAGE
Whero Jou may attend. II you thini pEqpsE. e,.x
6herItt'a ofHce, Lancaster, April 1ith. iSti.
, 1864-05-27

nsz:s Of 1ames' Hrsr,ts1, rus ON House greet.
OteaGr, La, ettabl htu in lS1, u1E perm Anent-
1ocstrd at :" Ranuolph Street. hi ago. lIlnola.
oeCinlast in the trcasu. nj Of Old oilu, MERcu
AL, ECHGT LLoCh, bud al! KINDA nf BLOOD KIN
!sE.sKs AND D1soEDKEs, o. CeATAo,o ous WISE
Al CHAEAtTtF, cures tacto wisko1t rrsoztlng tv
trcury. 1opln1. PoTAssH. trcn'c nr Ens ro'aan.
II with & AEC7 TA1I.EE. POSITIVE CCEE far HIl
amor. and Q d r0t.ont.
OEaAH1c WEaK:Ers, tuch ~ Seminal Weskness,
oc1ur1 n1 ana bItr7zl tallrsI"ns. bru1Eht on by
nso o. tic ., stem. early ,:1.ces!nns, excess or
taift' ht FrcaFtiF, cans!uv los ol nc npry. con-
sioh dtureasun. ditune.e. a1 ..f..u tines tntaity,
lth Her drrfOl able 1futn IT tyMrtomf treated A7d
Ideally cuFtc by t,faiithle Mrt!oa. rAyia. much
ne and e1k en.e. GlFet aionolrhc., strictnre. mud
diseases peculiar to tho eAta. Of private NATURE
dtcsftJ Cu1td -...
heEc the hloo! has het ore polaancd, prodIctnr
otches on the tace. small taters busicra palms IN
Gc1l HnE hontE, li1ccr1'-1 throat, nose. limb and
'ler1res-
~ James :s recomrended By the pres generally Of
So1i tue medical faculty. AEdproff IS ri OF med
=. col'cecs etc. Those Athlete eould ap3is ialmo-
A:e;5. al { b.. curct nf II. se horrible aisrAseA
Belcmbcf, nr Jamts' 0f!cc ans: PaElort ara at 81
a.dolph htwf n Site Ind Dearborn stree[e.
Uitlce open from 4. II. unr1l ST. II. Consultations
,nidcDuA. mySl-E&Jlsx
, 1864-05-27

catnent ol Private Disearrs. The Guiae, contain
s valuable Information and Asr1nAv1Ts. eKpo.!ng
Quacts OF ChifAEb, mailed tree frnlr EterTnu su,
y IS ccEtA In postage Stamps Post 0aicr Box a.
ecAEo, Ill 0tnce sad Anatomical Museum, No. i7s
.ush Cia.k stIctt. mySF3Sf
, 1864-05-27

,'-.-~VW N|W&k%@SE@*NFAF
R00 TONS CAST IRON WA

H&h lONo GAS1 lRoN WA
os,1ea aa 3 rfs rhs ao.as %So5fR y Sen1.o wem.,
sa9GhSS1 =. 81 55i:..9 5ass u I'll Il: os: e
hTsss q "a b was5 Re ~ b. d.
AZ N ta1s once, copies et 1hieh Vii b. furnished
e ~ = Iii s1:;1: 3 +
ss t. Y Y S: ;: Il: ,aa 81
e ts e. u; ..s4 ss'e e Ra''
bids. j. q. GiNntLE. 8osrd
n,...s..,ss Is: sfP; RosEs. otssz' Of voss. sss''s
DROP0SALS.-Prposals will be
Il received fnr the Tin An: c'ree- ~ork O, to
5osf {, 0so HSa; 9 ~ 4,
IL ss ia 81
can DO seen. sad III Necessary mi rma loa-
ss e. d.
end the pre IoF n, q foot toF tho KaTsnz9d If u,
Bidaess mpst sfste tSe p1ice PSF pound tee7 s11
!aE ior the gs;va, I'D ,ron an:ss,s ana
hsno. ibis mat rtal u erurey nav and La Eooo COT.
diIon; never hsTtn4 been used ,
81 T. bss 70 aecens sna proooa.l4 tor ne pas.
tssss Ct :ss xaEaaiztd ren separately oa snA fos
s!es ~ es :sseaD.u,sa by :hs wnt;en xa,..a.es
otsEo letponsible tho bidder u arie e
s1aeaea % e o slrs or and viii aesp' 'ne e'n''se'n
s,5sstsd e tss sqess,steaos1s, saa euse,s*,
naesqe. H. a 81; II: e zss; 4asis
Q1n THOUSAND FEET OF
Ol-V oAK AND PINE Lr11pRR wAErRo.
o1r1es OF THE Botzsos cc,sd PE1;,e !W{o4sSs.l
y e. R4Iiss i sas1 4 T.,
Ct Luntes The Oak mlsr b. sounl wrl,e. Or burr
, 1864-05-27

nrof. De Gratla's Electric OIL
rea Rl.eu,nAuarn, Headache, Tiles, DcA{aeza. and
CT, Pains IN the fscE, Brrat', &c. 5oesnn and u
.ere. s. c. uPlAA. 9s Rontn Eightb street. Phits-
lohla. SOLE Aren't aGRSHeH 4 VAN scHAAEh.
LIZ and MeTc4Ant4. 11Ie1-E9V9ln1 NANM
, 1864-05-27
ecastitutiun 1ife Syrup
CONSTITUTION
Life SYRuPI.
PREPARED BY
wN. Il. GREGG, mR
arsdoAss College of Ph5Eei2af mi 1ufEessa. u. I.
fosnerl, Assistant Ply ysIcian BlAekxen's Istaa4
Hospitals. lats Medical 1nspsctor New TaeK
Bt1ee Votuntsae pcpoea. undaE atv.
efnor kdvA D. Aosy1a.
Constitution Life Syrup
HAS PRODUCED
A REVOLUTION IN MEDlCNf.

@>~A~--~~*8AN
v,...,, ,..,,, .s.s,. ,.s,,si.;,. b. ,... u.,, o.,
cheesfnl1y inv!tc Of tho liberal ,zdsS
pTostsn. 81 /. peculiar BY The ,s>t Of ny d.
sas
ssinsts di.sseet. ' .' '-''>. -%'- ~
''Es s:s VS. '' s'''a by 'saF ''''s.o
Are Invited to our Constitution l1' s1fsst
During Ii. p..t " ,e... y e.., sse.ssasa % -
~ :-r ~
:: -. ..,.,. ;. ..,,,....-
don6s iheir Perform I'D talas tast dise ..es
9ay b. snred By tho allow recupesAa's procas u
IT.: !; =: ss? ss liz, ..se..,ss,s .s.s
Ss Ssssce .; ID sesls. restore mo a"
rnue7,rur,nu LEE evpun
| b0MAitto1!uH k1f6 0fhuFs
. n..,t,7, and ,,.s,ae ,enea, for AT t,,,.,.: 49,,
PARENT TO eAllo'
~
...:.- -..:..s.s.~ ~ ..
e e. ea1 e
fS''['
51Y TFsFS} u
, 1864-05-27

NRKFoDs pXBIITTY. LOSS oF POWER
aRATTEIEo NERvKB. CONFUSION OF THoVHKHk
1T. v1Tus' rAst1. EFILkFsx-
ThouFands xtohava suffered for Years VIII b1azR
the day on which they Fesd these Inca Particularly
to weak suffering woman will this medicine pr9v0
tneattnnno:e bekanEulrectiuK their footats9s II
; Hope which 4uldls mora than It promises.
, 1864-05-27

SGROF'ULA.

6TKuNA. EIHu'3 Eyu.
al-AEpu1 IL sNFE1L1HGs,'' xRyBtPHLAR.
ULEE3AIIoN- RHEuXs
This tafnt tHERxrITART and AcQutR1n,. filing i'll
tucuyAhlt.
, 1864-05-27
AazR4sa Magne1Ia Dalna.

8A'A "A~& "~AA~ AS0AA~
his L the most delightful and Extraordinary Ard-
erW discovered. It changes the sun burnt faoA
d hands to = pearly satin texture Of rtr1shlAG
auty. irnpsrting the marhte purisy OF youth, And
.dlsn0ue appearance 30 luT1ttpE IN the city brlls
fAshlon. II removes ian. ncckles. plmples and
1khneas from tho akin. leaving the complexoA
ah. transparent and smooth. II contains no mate
Injurious to 1he skin. PAtEonized BY Actre<Aea
Eopc1b 6inXcrs. II u what every Indy should
=. Sold everywhere
Prepared By Y. L. uAGAK, Trns, E.Y.
Address all ordtrx to
DKMAs s. BARNES CO., Ecw York
AF&ft6m r&Tr
, 1864-05-27

N UTlTE.-The Chicago. Union
1V Lime FORKS have removed thera LINE DEPOT
to stores
Nos. and In Ntg1vam Building. on
LnRc street
Fear'y opposite former location, and where va
shall kkep Oh EAn1
OUR CHICAGO QUICK LING.
Frtst burnt every t4Y. Also will hare constant
supply Ct Genacnt Tater Line, Stucc1 LAID Pssler,
flasse:pg aau, de-, sc. 0sGese rnepecssu'ly 80
ucited. r. r. 60 BIE5UE. Asttrt.
r. o. Box 6173. my1e-E1stew
, 1864-05-27
HE1r Dyes HR4r Oye!.

nkC5ELUA'6 Celebrated AAIk Dfk1s SHE Axrf
.fI EnE1D. The Saly HAAA.ksa, TRUx I'D Rail-.
Changes Red Rusty or Grey Hair Instantly. to 9
Lk,ssI 6LAcK Or AATUAAL eRl}wE. without tntur11&
q Bcaau-al tmpxr1s tren1 s1t4sity. frequently res.
IL br!tine color. and fecI1pcf the III sferu OF
ao Jy!1- The GENUINE IT signed WILLIAM a. SAGE.
loE 81 others sru ncre tultarons. aad .'.onl9 b.
s. sHtet, Eav To-E. ySK9S-ly.
, 1864-05-27

1t is evening. Thousands Of soldiers just
arrived from Washington have passed through
the town 10 take their pluces in the front.
Tie hills Ell around are white with innumcr-
able tents and Thousands Of WAGONS.
a band is playing lively airs to cheer the
wounded In the hospitals. have been look
irg in to see the sufferers. Two or three
hive gone. They will need no more atten-
ton. A surgeon is ut work upon ghasuy
wound, takjng up the arteriea- An attend
limb. In the Episcopal Church nurse Is
bolstenng up wounded officer in the area
behind the altar. Men are lying in the pews,
on the seats, OF the floor, on boards on the
top Of the peHs.
Two candles in the spacious building throw
their feeble rays into the dark recesses. family
disclosing the recumbcnt forms. There Is
to suppress involuntary cries e1torted by
acutest pain. Hard It il to suffer and not be
able to relieve them.
Passing into the street you see a group Of
women, talking about uir wounded-rebel
wounded who arc receiving their especial at
tention- The Provost Marshal'e patrol is go
ing its ronnds to preserve order.
l. btarting down the street, you reach tue
rocms OF the Christian Commission. Some
of the men are writing. some eating their
night ratious, some dispensing supplies.
Passing through the rooms, you gain the
grounds In the rear-s beautiful garden once
mot instructive now. The air is redo1ent
with honeysuckle and locust blossoms The
pennifolia is unfolding, its delicate milk, ,white
petals-roses are opening their tinted leaves.
Fifty men are gathered round a summer
house hearted men-Hho have been
all day in the hospitals. Their hearts have
been Nrung by the scenes of suffering. In
the exercise of Christian charity, Initiating
the example OF the Redeemer Of men, they
hare given bread for the body and food for
the soul They have given cups Of cold water
in the name Of Jesus, and prayed with those
departing t6 the Silent Land. The moonlight
ehlmmcia through the leaves Of the locust.
The little congregation breaks into sing
ing
, 1864-05-27

nersted by tur bot eu,.. sill tar mora dsadly TO
Ian and Crimcan cempaasns, HuLLoWAYR
LIE were used in cno:IDc1a Quanttu4s. They
II ts potict cannot 9.s hu1 Pills or Ointment
m the drug store III h1s rs et him write 70 me,
1rrc Of, expense N4n- dealers will not keep my
+diclnes oc lad becAu.e ehty canEo maAe A. much
ont 81 Cn Othe@ pe1tun1' tnht Is cents, 80 cants
d tL<: neT boz or pot eoldets. supply yontsolvea
u1Y1.l fsi.H.1E
, 1864-05-27

epGdbntia! EhyecIaA, tut i.erly II IT. Lol:E, Ac.1
ne consulted Ut Eis once 1!9 SOUTH Cl41k 1ses
Hser OF Monr:s f,n,c-Ru: Ill, hAna block troa- ms
privkte and delicate nature, IN 10th sexet. which be
eats 9Th onparalls!ed success. Eoon4e g. nseTarats.
1.k the stFtctcst privacy. Ounce ho1rH from a. n.
"a H.: 6undA1s 10 70 i T. K. Communications
4, Erc1o-e two stan ~ and get his lalde to Health.
From tie Doctors long experience In Aospit*1 and
ltvAte practice ht ii able perform. and Will
ntee. perfect clree fur ali Chrorc tAeseea their
aosr aevere and comTlestrc stas II. t. very shart
Young m.n suffering f-oo s-f..nnse art invited 70
81. 4 perfect cere ~a-tacted. F-tntt asFeSulart-
" attendant or tuhert-, Nt1st.nation. or rIHola
wing approximations N marriage, thould call y
ace aud be cured. B@Ft o. city redercn"et ~ 10
31tity hrd 1rccets. xp26t7Fl4"4e
, 1864-05-27
Constitution Life Syrup
ULCERS, P1MPLEs, BL0TCHES

Eradleates root and branch all Erupt1Ye Dsaaeos a
the SKIN. nlB
, 1864-05-27

so.A ~ LoHp \ sMrza. wholess.e Druge1sss. .
x,sEe xtrost Cfle1ko Ill., General Western Axenta 70
xhun III eFtoz7 may be addressed. Ie1oKeaiyWTA1
, 1864-05-27
RHEUMATISM,

[AH1HRrT1s.1 NEURALGIA. 9ouF..
LUxRAaos BuATIUA- T1o DoUIoUK8BE>
II there IL any d1senso In which tho Consrtt1r4oa
Life Syrup u Sovereign 1t Is In Rhcunlatism and "a
kindred afecuons. Tbs most tntensa palma aro =
most lnFt1ntly alleylated-ennrnon7 dwellings atn r.
dnced. Case3. chronic vica-1o1A Of "a or &c YeIn
atAndtag, hAYe been cured o7 N.
, 1864-05-27
Positive Cure Tor Drunken
EYEsMR.

Dr. ZtkE's AETDL7E FOE STRONG pRIEE.
love fer intoxicating dfiaks 10 directly OWING to
attltcisl Appctie-1n Other words. a rtTycrsiua Of
esentc Of sasr, eupcr!nouoed bf continued e1cesses
aueutty ROT natural ia1smlty. but always depsad-
/ uj,on artificial CAUSES Thtae once rel1crea, 1ho
.ii1l Of tneht.tF EllE lose al Inclination des.re
the 1njuriouB beverage.
nr.ZAEE's ANT1DOTi:, By ttA seecinc action, re-
:,on. Tbs craving for tp!gltu6us drinks =. occe
NC what before haa b+to 81 fTcssstio pie
re: The remedy Is perfectly hss1nltss<f directions
efolowcd. 1t ere eFtlsea almost .na11cal effect In
1s!HE deepSentcd vEBhI0E for nil alcoholic drinks,
tincreasea the appette for .ood. r.1ce 81 bo1 or
tor IS.
;oId by Ill Druggists. LoED 4 sM1TH Agents fer
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, 1864-05-27


After the hymn, chaplain says: " Breth-
1en. had service this afternoon In The First
division hospital of the Second corps. The
surgeon In charge, before prayer, asked all
who desired TO be prayed for to raise their
hands, and nearly every man who had hand
raised it. Let us remember them In our
prayers to night
4 man In the GUNNER house-so far OF
that :annot distinguish him in the shadow
eays: There is manlfest1y spirit Of prayer
among the soldiers in the second division Of
the Sixth corps hospital. Every man there
raieed bis hand for prnyerap
Similar remarks a1c made by others, and
then there are earnest prayers offered that
God will bless them, relieve their suHe1ings,
give them patience, restore them to health;
that he viii remember the widow and father
less far away--that Jesus may be their
friend.
sion, by one who prayed, to the garden scene
OF Gethsemane-the blood OF the. Son Of
God, and in connection to the blood shed for
your couutry. You who are far away can un-
dcrstand hut little Of the reality Of these
scenes.. Friends, everywhere. you have
civen again and again, but continue TO give ;
4ou cannot repay these braTe defenders OF
onr country. Give as God has prospered
You, and great shall be your reward Faint,
feeble, tame, 1ifeless is this attempt to por-
tray tie scenes Of day ut FEcdricksburg.
Picture it as Jou may, and yon Will fall short
nff the II 1lity.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

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gentleman who understands the English 10
other ae.ve emplovmen does not 70 Be toe closely
ownera and we'll known himself In great many parts OF
Cuba; perfectly steady habits snd trustwohy best of
references giveu By addressing D. c. Montague,
Mass, will Be received either personally Or by
, 1864-03-11
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HtfGadter GtneEal, CHIEF Of Ordnance.