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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

MIscEoErlTsus.-The New York Deg
Book says there is aow in thai ely q white
girl Who 10 married TO negro, with whom
che is living. The wives Of Republicans
sre ia tho hab Z OF visiting hef on terms
OF friendly in,iRfcy. Ibs gih is fashsf
good looking, and nsr husband is ss black
as fsflatIaa night Villa that pair shs
sseqaainy" which Ms. Lsseoas sssks 70
ss,.bhsh is folly rsaiissd.
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4 FORTUNE FOX ALL
EITHER MEN Or WOMEN

no HUMBUG, but en- ENTIRELY NEW
thing. Only three mon,hs in this country.
4 No clap..rsp operation to gull the public,
boa genuine money making thing Read
fhs Circular of instruction once only, and
700 will understand ii perfectly. A Lady
hae inst written TO me that she il making
a. high ss TWENTY DOLLARS SOME
DAYS! giving instructions in this art.
Thousands OF Soldiers are making money
rapidly st II. II 10 Thing that takes better
Than anything ever offered You can
mske money with il no me or ehroad-on
steam boats or railroad cars, and in the
country or city. You viii be pleased in
pursuing il, not oaly because i; will yieid
= handsome income, but also in conse-
buence of the general admiration which ii
'riicits- !, is pretty much all profit. A
mess lrifis is necessary 20 start with.
There is scarcely one person oct sof
vshousands who ssss pays any suention to
advertisements of this kind, thinking they
are humougs. Consequently those who do
send for instructions will have broad
6slj 10 make money IN. There is class
OF persons inihis world who would think
hsl because. they have been humbugged
out OF dollar or 20, that everything that
50 advertised is humbug. Consequently
ilesuJ no more. Ths person who suc-
cssds is The. one that keeps on trying mil,
be hiss something that pays him.
This ars cost ms one thousand dollars
and expect TO make money ont Of i,-and
81 who purchase The srl Of me will do the
same One Dollar sent TO me will insure
he prompi return. of card of instructions
ia'the sn. The money sOM ss returned 10
fkoss not satisfied.
Address WALTER T. TINSLEY,
No. Park Place, New York.
Oct. 2i, ie63.-sm.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

TIE New York Evening Post besssehss
It's parry TO lay sside tie name Of Repub-
liean and adopt shss Of Democrat II viii
moi ds, Af. Pest. Ssiiln would be Satan
siiI, even il be put on tbs wings Of - sp-
esl.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

s=."fhers 10 time for ali things" said
crusty fellow 10 his wife. .rll bellSse that" "
snswsred his wis, ia s sharp viuigat voice,
swhaD you pay for yosF newspapers" Hit
him Vaain, ED Weanan.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

4 person who has bssn travelling "6sen
Eas', says thai be ssE plenty ol pins slsh>
ssde -, - piue spp'se.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

IkTLREs7IEo lEcrDEET.-A correspondent
with the army of the Potomac gives the
following inc;deu, that actually occurred:
Amidst all The hofrors OF war many Incl
dents occur amusing in themselves. and
which sometimes, under the most trying
circumstances, are provocative Of mrih,
aud form subjects for camp stories months
afier. have seen soldiers chase hares and
pick black berries when shower OF lead-
ed messengers of death was falling thick
and fast around them and many other fool
ish things. But the following, which &C.
isally took place at Mine Run, surPssses
anything ! remember 10 have saen or heard:
On one OF those biting cold mornings, while
The Armies of Meade and Lee were Stating
a, each other across the iiills revulet known
az Mine Run. when moments appeared 10
be hours and hours days. so near a, hand
seemed the deadly strife, Q solitary sheep
leisureIy walked along hs run on the rsb ell
side. A rebel videtie fred aud killed the
sheep, and, dropping bis gun advanced 10
remove The prize. 10 an instant he vas
covered By a gun in The hands OF Union
videlle, who said "Divide 10 the word, or
you are dead Johny" This proposition
~as assenled to, aud there, between the
two skirmish lines, Dir. Rebel skinnsd the
sheep, took 6ns hall and moved back win
tito his post, whsn his challenger in turn
dropping bis sun crossed The run, got lhe
other hall Of the shssP, and again fssumsd
The dusiss Of bis post amid the chesfs oi
his comrades, who sxpsclsd TO hslp him 10
eat 1t. OF the hundreds of hostile znen ar
ratsd sgains, each Cthss ON eiihsf bank Of
that run, not one dared TO violsis the truce
agreed upon By these .so soldiers.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

THs Stuyvssant pear tres. pianisd ia
iSl7, Il the corner of East fssk street snd
Sd Avsnus, New York, having ~fibss0od
ths stsruAs Of cit winters, is seAia In bloom.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

A Cincinnati editor say that be has Hian1
q time seen man On skaias jump tweni5-
fopr feet. Lucky he didns say yards, tos
thsn We wssld nos have bslieysd him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

Hamilton avenue Rapeyea street. from thence 70 the
Cemetery Of the Holy Crosa. Fiatbush.
OSuLITAs.-On Sunday June II, BARTHOLOMEW 0SuL.
uvAs, native Ardgroons county Cork, ireland AGED
me frsuds and aoquainAnoss or the family and those
u I'M brother. Mchael y 0eutvsn respectfully in.
vec 30 attend the uaora. from hs late residence, Ma
ssndewater street. % Tuesday asrnoo0 ~ O'Clock
eldest Of Ui.s B. and Ann Quick, aged IL years.
m uths ana 20 days.
me relatives and frssds Of the family are respectfully
nslsd 70 aleld the funeral from his late residence 20s
srana street. Williamsburg. this (Aonday afternoon at
htif past one ocl0ck
Providence papers please copy.
SsrDsx-0n Saturday, June H. after Q protracted H.
Dess, SARAH. vile or Samuel Sneden.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited TO
attend the funeral, without further notice. Tuesday
afternoon, ~ two O'Clock, from her late residence No
l0l West Forty seventh street.
EcnLurns On Sunday, june H. after . short but 30
we're Illness taanrAx FsnDRcH ScaLurER, aged 3S years
and IL months.
The relatives and friends the family arc respectfully
invited n attend tho funeral from late residence No
ls6 Brcome street, Tuesday aeruoor nt two o'clock
rcLr.-Sn saturday, Julc IL. from INJURIES received
by being run over BY Sixth railroad car Jonx
fuIiy, aged 20 years
Tie relatives and friends or the fny are respectfully
inviei % attend the funeral from his residence
lsi West Thftyninsh IT. ce this hortsyl afternoon,
az two o'clock.
uspksnnL-In New Orleans on Friday June 8, Of
typhoid fever. FRANCIS La CRox, son OF the late George
- X. undorhili, of Now York.
Wolsxy.-Killcd while in action at Coal Harbor, on
wednesday Hternoon, Juno l. Sergeant p W. WooLsEY.
New York Volunteer. aged 90 years. son Of Henry Wool
Va IIAsE-Killod, on Thursday. June 2, near Coal
narhor Var. iaia Captain Oscar wEsTLAxE, Company J.
Abigail Westake, OF Brooklyn, In the 26h year Of his
age
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ross OF New York, June IL, 1864.


ARRIVED
Steamship ri Cd ~ Stransportl Hotar Fortress Mon
re heats. % q aartermaster
tea 20 u spasftsfmAster
steam hlp Louisa Moore tU iranspor. Winters. Wash
sap atm Rassel Liye pool, April 2S with mdse
ana 10 lassen era 70 Williams Gulon Ono birth and
nias deaths Had winds and Gains: 10Th inst, or Barne-
BARK rmnsisbe. Shepard. New Bedford days, In bal
last. for Eli.Abehport
Ers rs.lns ,fsaa ersssh.sen, cetse' % days. with
hra carrie Essfe, Harlow. Machas days. With spars,
SIR wsn,.cr,h ssr,. Crane. Windsor, Hs is days. with
seAr Ksi Prnn Beaufort NC,
sshr q, o. Pine. frenea Gssorss'o O.. Dc
srfr W Barnes Barnes Eiiyabethport for New Haven
schr aevanee Layton cherryleid, 7days
kciF cad. " Allen. Rockland.
Schr Hurd. snev. Rocsiani
sclr Ellen. sofmAn, eoxman, New Bedford.
ssss Avail s csS.r' fss ss .Sss"e'''
Str Geo s,loys-, uoihrook. Provdencs.
srhr Corvo. Hohrcok Providence.
kxhr gohAnaet Carlow, Pro-tdcnce.
Sehr T. Edwards Line. r evidence.
SCR Lsurs, Robbns, Prov dene for Elxabethport.
ar sss sross ips,.h s warren Tor Port Ever.
Shv Esrr~sa DIR. Bridgeport for Ehyabethpert.
steamer sss.s Y s,ssnsrer.h Taylor Fortress Mon
ballast, 70 Qpsrsrrssi.r ii,h inst Il Pm. passed :
eesWer fs,cer Jcnes rrcveence
eseener Warrsag Mott Proviceuce.
sArf.KD.
iith-esesmsrs Ed~ard Ha~kiss Nightingale Caroline,
ss SS asao f ss s:so 80, v v.ns
Sslsd hsfy Cobb Cook, Saxon: schrs Eva pserfoos
wisd a sassss q. hsAl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13
Assault and Robbsry.

Two young Boxery loafcrs attacked my wife % her
way 70 market, AT eight ociock saturday night The
OF Chatham and Division streets, opposite the
lamp store. knocked her down. treatcd Der the
shameful way, ard robbed her Of poke contain
ing about $40 Comment rs necessary. rcspecfa
BILE lady cannot rass with safety o. mcs IRE
quentce streets at eight O'Clock 10 the evening thnss
have come 10 a nice pass. Qucry-wheres tho poice'
Apswer-Nowhere.
An FygFtKF q Frankfort street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FrIIcrED RESTORE p-rGgoRANcE ExPosEDl-
~ fsaeies CnrasEsd highly important 70 both sexes,
married single, IN health or dsease.-Dr. JARMONTS
Paris London ana New fork Medical Adviser and Marriage
Inide fs9h edition l0 iustrationsl De-
bty Urinary BlAdder Kidneys, authors
uneqaalled Paris and London treatment Sc All should
~ eonsaii the Dooor ~, Bra,dway. NJ stairs New
papers Va recommending DR.. Larmont his work. -
tcnrr.er des ktss Inis Gernan die Reform Dispatch
stats zeltunx Atlas Medical Review. Ac.
A PSYCHOLOGICAL yIEw or MARR1AGE-CoN
~ tAiulnx nearly Nd pages and 100 Cue plates and
frnvings ~ TIE Anaofy OF the human
keMt1 ard disease win treatise early errors, do
roabe consequences upon me mind and body with the
seaors Plan % ea sntthe only rational and successful
oe ~ cure a. thow by tie report o. cases treated
fhfui adviser he married and thoae contemplating
marriage Who woad ply steal titon. SEMI
tree ~ possss 20 address receipt Of as cents In
Ia lhan M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

BoERims MURDER In jefferson township, Allen coun.
~ Indiana, On Wednesday pi9bt lat whole family
onsistngf an old man named Boieaux and BIS VIE
sud gou brutay murdered and their house burLat
~ ihs ground, the bodies OF tho father add pe
nearly consumed 10 the flames Boileaux an old
rfepchran and was preparing e. return & france lie
~ recently sod piece Or land, ard vas believed 70
nae ia'ge SUN u money In the house, which
doubtless tempted the desperadoes TO commit
ROBBERY and then, 70 conceal the crime,
Der aii The inmates, and set nre 70 the house
Mrs bad strength enough left 10 crawl from vi hoese
70 Tue fence where she found white her husband
ga we're Killed outright aud ther bodies consumed In
abe house There we're three hundred bushels Of wheat
IN the house al The time AZ The nquept held on the
remaips OF Mr.. and Mrs Hoieauy and their son hat
Few additional facts elected verdict was
found u wIul murder by some pc stns unRuown
Mrs Boiteaux appears to have mbde DESPERATE
resistance, a. abe bad several severe cuts on the
srms, and Two stabs, apparently made with
bowekbho che also shot twice, OF the la ls
passng through her heart The remains u tho men
were iound 10 the house, nearly consumed by the ere
u asoerisned that deceased had is0o IN the house
more than bail ~ winch was 10 paper. About 9lo0 w
gold partially melted fonnd IN the ruius, ard u
shougbt probable may be found when The Ere "
sneieniy erlineushed " allow more thorough scare
How much booty the murderers got csnuot be ascertain
% There ye' no cge 70 the rfndsb perps,raiors
fenStsIis JasvaaI .Isssss
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Williamsburg CEey News.

FiRs ~ Az ErrsSzyr HcoP sxisr FACTORY. shortly
a'er eleven O'Clock Saturday night, Gre dis
covered 10 large two story BRICK building corner or
Union aud 10 ID street eastern dstrie owned
bv Arcbfbaid Andrew, and occupied by n A. C4tter,
extensively engaged IN the manufacture q hoop skte.
Tao alarm sven and The tremer socn u work
bul the flames not exingushod urt the inside WIS
pretty thoroughly burGed out. Mr. Cutter had about
tl2 coo IN machinery aud stock 70 The building, srs
mis- toss will gro ably reach $4,000 lie WIS Insured
aor Is 600 IN the snptauk and Excelsior Insurance Com.
panies The bui dug damaged about 81 500, uEpn
~hch Mr.. andrew had an Insurance ~ ~ 200 Il tic
FULTON Insurance Csmpsny. The origin of the Gre is rt
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Died.

PowElL-Rrcg.-on ThGrsday, April 81, by the Rev. y
Rock, OF illiamsburg.
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BOSTON, June -. MAR sChr . n Kirkland Bovsn,
Acting NakI co.str vIningson, nc, ier Rarmnds was
stone State; star buck cummlskry syork' Cd rsam-
ship s.xon Mathews ri adephia fark Gepesee Nchos
New Orleans brgs Rocco Aaal. cAmus, tqadons enYf
shrs Helen VA, nasser deorsesowp, DC usioa. Pot
i'm q, tsp.hI e steamer reenesrr.. n.m yer,r,..
Oak. Phafslphlt schr n Nevlns, xorlssns MAJ ID
BALTIMORE, june io--Arr bark Asdsrs RyesT Betea,
scnr Tn smith NYork CD srhrs walsr with. Huli
Boston Fanny Noss Davis; Bsn EngisA Baser sna rrs
era Cfowthsr ProvIdsncs; Piords la an kYort iae
TwAy Inman, jersey Clts. sd bArks n nilsr, waxl
srom; srhrs Lotte, a T. sterens
NEW BknroRD, June 7-Av scNrs RepubNc. Chase.
NYork: loth, Ira LarTisnier Coleman Baltimore. s'a
pies Obj. ard sarHh, Benson Philadelphia Lansrtns
Ourney. wareham for NYors I'D iosh. hHs parnstahie
!r.hethpor, s,hrs nsnry Gibbs, ssov. Syorf nsssr
PHILApHLrHlA. Juns H. Ar-Ar sehs Lswis
Lee Port Rey.; tsso wssscosl Lyns. Emp.rs.. smsr,
Carh, Cal John Coliins. nrrcksos, Weaver
Weaver, and HmIth, SMITH, Bosteni AID. frsiAnd,
Eosbury ereyhouad Wallace, Bristol " hsy, Porter.
Hycsk CD steamship Norman rssss, Bosom bri- Po
mona Msddsgs On, antverP; yeansse DAM Yenh no ya
To.s o9dfrsy saer; Iey. vrssm,n End 2 r,lsr,
nnoe, Rice Providence; Powell Tsnion, Hartford.
PoRILANp, june io-Avr ship nochamt~aa. snow, Ira
sss tnew), MOODY BrssoL X, BRIG hoassio Moon, Ba.
umore.
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HELMBoLD's ROeK WASH
an e5ses ~ lotion for diseases arising from habits q az
sarsaparia IN such diseases as recommended evidences
Se ;EnKy n e llfIse Or CURES.
NAMES Known TO SCIENCE AND FAMR
SEE e. rp,;srEsszSSsy GsiTEp ), STATES
made by tie celebrated Dr. Phy Ph.
aa Tss ss Il Ep En-
ireland and published in the transactions or the King
so1 ns,sE published BY
Sec mos. Of ,he late siaadarl weFks on Medicine.
ExTKAor s0e per- r. so os six for a.
.jjMPRoSED ROSE WASH 50 cents per SO.ls SIX isr
half dozen 2, each FOR So which Vim be sul1csn.
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed from obssrs
Describe symptoms in all uncAsions Cure guarAa
E fifEE
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q A. 'fa s%so sh sss 81 ss
% & d. but ss. arc
svsra subscribed before Al: sss asy sovoa
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PRINCIPAL DEPOrS.
HyLHBoLD's DRUG AND CHBkIQAL WAREHOUSE.
HRLHBQLD'g DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
6RLYD0LD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
sSS' * BBEe8APpE$A! h tfsSss
no. SO shoADWAr y Ty.oar
FFEEEEsss sSEtPBss sEERRIISS44tt RsEESSEE
NO lox adtjTM TRrTH STREET.. PHIDAbRIPHIA
BExABR of o66NfERTElIs AND uSPRISoffLap
who sndeavor TO dispose Of their own and "other"
HELxBcL . Dc "a ass seHss oo PiREPxR2fIosa
HhlAso.D GENUINE EXTRACT BucHu.
Hell sSSsS5rNE EXTRACT sARsArARrLLA ".-
AkLA vunrurNB IMPROVED RosR MAsH,. w
aOvx ~ ALI. DRIJ0uisTs EVERYWHERE NJ
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'a
TAKE NO OTHER -.
Cut the Advsvtissment and send fes " AnaAvoeA ~
sosissos 40 sxposusA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

AnKHscAn Loves RscssSss AnxscAS AND FOREIGN
envvsws essstshsd 1887. under the approval the
Board q Underwrcra Issued by the authority and Nm
deg direct control Of the Association rs Wan street
We received copy The Loyds Registry
Of American and Foreign Shipping for 1894 from the
cation - Wall ssrsea whes this n~rsorous and usefu
wevk Art issued 10 1851 h1d The approval Of
shipswneFs shpsad ers aud marine uaderw riters; and
that period BY ns inertia has
hde,ce Of 81 unbiased mind owing prac system
Of marine inspecsion be found its pagrs The classic
cations bssei TIRE srundae<s Of
ard ~ oher 10 harmony with condition 81 hus
vhch, sfsly adhered "a ssad mitigate ossas
ana disasters a. sea
The volume ~ neat saa vel arranged On the cpenins
Page plate OF shlr soanasnss wah
ing the deep lead 10 ascean And the
may h. ~hch al earefaI DO fail don
There Gne ~ sections % the principal parts
Of ssip Of sN Nth sesatng and rulcs for
fastening and the manner % ape caon standard
construction ,abes % chain cables wsshs
snehors length and sire u xgnE W oas
tonnage tables Of iosd 6eaued give all YES
sells Their eeumppe qualities when loaded rscs for
ase o. cargo - kinds 70 prevent damage with many
Other valuable rules srparsAnins vssss ~heh be
20 be arpseelaea
Tho number ~ vessels registered 10 this volume s 10 s2s
classified as fSiosai-
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RTIFiCIhL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND
n inserted by pr Y. RArCH v, 0oUgELMANN tfor
msry employed BY Bcscnpeso VI Paris 800 Broadway
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SHIPPING NE w S.

ALMANAC zoo Nuv yoRR--Tnts
~ sf~vs............ ~ moon morn IL IL
~ INSTRUMENTATION. 81 morn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

On corarng ne shove with volume Tor Isds We end
the present WORK contains si that Cor
last year
The shgrnr merchants % this country years PRIOR 10
1857 had Tot the want u work similar 10 the American
Loyts and u u Hra how they aged get along
without, one. when take Into consideration re vast
amount o. tonnage owned ~ clFens pre- iha,
period An saannAtan o. uis Resier vii any
one that vast amour, Of sbor has been expended In s
ccmrnior and 10 association NJ sentenen who have haa
the 70 crfe saoud a. least the suppor
al shpowners, shigfers and undsrwriisrs Those WHO
have not yet sent for coy should 40 waoal delay
II can De ob,iEei At tho oEcs Of The Asse0Auon No 20
Wall stree.
Miscsiiamcous.
STEAMSHIP rrwARp HAwnss Capt Prcsco,l saiei on
SATURDAY. for Liverpool.
snir ErcuaSey sae tons AN buia ~ Bath 10 lsss has
been sold a. Genoa fQr shout Etuo1
BEc II BFrEv SIS tors AZ bult s Doolhhav IN igss
has ccp sod on private terms
scur MANA FtxrIs ig6 tons AN built Al Rrandy
In lsts. has teen sold on private sorsns.
Tns following table give. summary q hs
hsreers 81 New fork Besssn. Philadelphia Bsltmsrs
and New orssns 81 he latest ssssssas from each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

REwARD.-LOsT. ON THE I'D OF JUNE A
CJ Bnck and Tan Terrer Dog RI returned the
ward will be PAID Apply At $50 Broadway, of Nine
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TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.

General sigers Recent Expedition and
Its ObJeet-ynat Was Accomplished by
the Move me nt-RsheI AseSa~ss 81 -she
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AND AUaIsTs.

RRoogkiEoss , RANGING ~ AckpEyy g. sEooxE 8
WEDNESDAY EvENIN0. JUNE rs
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REV ARDS.

OK REWARD.-LOsT, A LADY'S LACE POCKET
pO Handkerchief, on the afternoon Of May 3d. In re
turning from Lord Taylor's in Grand street. TO the IL
amsburg ferry at the foot Of said The finder will
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

CS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR MOROCCO
ect No questions asked
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Nrrw ROCKS NEW suBJEcrs IN cARrss DE
N ylxite. stersoscopic Views, aud Sporting Goods o
Sc. Ss5sf Y;is i. SRs xs.a s IL ss:'Vsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

NoRNs. BUNiONs BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET 80.
cured Without pain by Or. RICH, surgeon chropoa
IS Bowery over C.llrens Bank Rlces Anniaaof cures
corns bunions &c. By mall % cents.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-11

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Post speaking of the habits of that Gene
raj says:
General Grant never swears. No man in his
camp has ever heard him give utterance to pro-
family in any Of its many forms. He rarely
laughs, either but he has a sort of grim hu-
NOR which il not without its effect 1t is rela-
ted as 4 part of the gossip of the front, that
AZ officer attached to the Quartermaster de-
pariment of his army, wanted one wet day to
consult with the General in-chef lie is a be-
lever in the old regime, and practised what
under Mcclellan he was taught He had half-a-
dozen miles TO CO. more or less, so he ordered
out his close carriage and as it was likely that
night would come before he could return, the
lamps were trimmed and hung out, on each side
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-11

L0ST.-Yesterday, within the Hospital limits.
q lady lost plain GUTTA PERcHA CHAIN, without
trimmings which she prizes far more than the
value of the article. The finder, by leaving il
at the office of the Surgeon in Charge viii re-
ceiye the thanks of the owner.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-11

feel itail nov, the folly OF ny life, thc reward
be preserved amongst you. say you, not my
self because am about to die in a few a VERY
few minutes, and to appear before my God to
answer my final account. That is a Tribunal
which is reserved for all, and from which none
of us can escape, and trusj 10 Hin. for mercy.
have borne myself through this terrible or
deal as well as | could, perhaps It's well a. most
men could and | have been reconciled la my
doom because it was one which knew to G
just, and because threw myself upon Christ al
together in my hour OF need, and felt he Woud
not forsake me- Ny last words then are tlut
you will do all in your power to procure for
yourselves salvation. This world is nothing
when compared with the world upon which |
am about to enter The trials, the suffering Of
the just and righteous before God are easily borne
with here BE good Christians obey the laws
and when your hour comes you can call upon
Christ with confdant hearts
My dear friends feel as if could spend
much longer time speaking to You on this sui
ject, / could spend whole day, but my time is
come, | must say farewell TO all, may you never
meet so sad fate, may YOU awake to the rea
cation of the great truths of Christianity and
reap the benefit Of your devotion hereafter
At the conclusion Of his address he requested
permission Of the Provost Marshal to shake hands
with the men who were detailed as the firing
party, which was at once granted He went
through the ranks accompanied by Lieut.. Hill
lard, and casped each man warmly by the hand
His step was firm to the last, and his voice clear
and distinct. His memory seemed to catch in
spiration from his position, as he did not forget
even the most trivial matter which he wanted 10
settle. Ii compassed in that brief space the work
which might under ordinary circumstances have
taken years to accomplish.
Having babe farewell to his friends, the spot
was pointed out to him where he Was to stand,
and he walked to it with great GOODNESS. though
exhibiting symptoms OF confusion. He stood
for "a few seconds with his hands clasped in PRAYER
and when he had concluded be was requested to
bend on one knee, which having done the word
was given to fire. One groan alone told that
his troubles in this world were at an end-but
two or three throes of the body and all was still
The deceased was native of Vermont, was
about twenty-eight years of age has no family
except brothers and sisters to whom he sent his
photograph with letters of coincidence His
last words were, May God have mercy on me
and receive my spirit