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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Tuke no more Bslsam, Mercury, or unpleas
ant Medicines for unpleasant and dangerou
diseases. HelmboldS Extract Buche and I'm
proved Rose Wash, cures SECRET DISEASES
in oil their Stages. Little or no change in Diet
At little ExPsn's. No inconvenience. and nc
Exposure. it causes frequent desire, and
gives strength 10 Urinate, thereby, Resoyino
0bstructions. Preventing and Curing Strictures
Of the Urs.hra. albaying Pnin and inflammation
so frequent in the clans Of diseases, and expel.
ing all poisonous Diseases and worn out matter.
Thoutands upon thousands who have bee n
tho victims Of Quscks and who have paid hea.
W fees to be cured In short time, have found
they wersdeesivsd, and that the poison" has,
by the use of"powerful astringents," ;" been dried
up in the ystem. to break out in an aggravated
form, and perhaps after marriage.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25
HEEMBoLD's EXTRACT BU oHU.


For Weakness arising from Excesscs, Habit
of Dissipation, Early iudisc reton Of Abuse, at
tended with the following symptoms =
Ihdisposition 10 Ex.
eltiOn, Loss Of Memory,
F.! Weak Nerves, Horror Of Dis.
+, ease. Dimuess Of Vision, Univer.
81 Lassituds of the Muscular System,
uot snds. Dryness Of the skin, Loss of
pow.r M. .Teulty Of Breathing. Trembling,
W.ssf.iDss. H Pam in the Back, Flushing q
I'll. Body. Rrup.iv. rs oftas Face. P.llid Goun-
ten.u.'s. &C., &c. ,,a
Thsss symptoms, fsi. owed to 60 on which
this medicine invariably re. "o'e'' 'oon '0'io"s
Impotency,
Fatality. Ep.
ileptie Fits. in
one Of which the
Patient may expire.
Who can say atthey
are not freq uently follow.
ed by those" "Direful Disea.
ses." TNSANITY AND ,
CONSUMPTION" Manyare
aware Of the cause Of their suffer.
ing, but none will confess the re.
cords Of the Insane Asvlums. And
Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as
seltion. The Constitution once effected with
Organic Weakness, requires the stongest Medi.
cine. to Strengthen and Iuvigorate the System.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu for all affec
tions and diseases Of the Urinary Organs
whether existing in Male or Female, from " hat
ever cause originating and NO matter of How
Long Standing.
Diseases Of these Organs requires tho aid Of
Diuretic, Helmbolds Extract Buchu 10 tn,
grest Diurstic, and is certain to huve the do.
sired effect in all diseases for which it is recon
mended. Evidence Of the most reliable nnd
responsible character, will acconpay the medi
cine.
Price 81 90 per-bottlc. or six for $500. Do.
ivered to any Address, securely packed from
observation. Describe Symptoms in all com
munications; Cures Guaranteed ed-Advice gratis
Address letters for information to
II. D. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
No. lO4 sous:s Tenth St. bel. Chestnut, Phila.
HELMBoLD's Medical Depot,
KELMBoLDS Drug ard Chemical Ware
house, 5s& Broadway. New York.
Beware Of Countsrfsih and Unprincipled
Dealers who endeavor 10 dispose "of their own"
and "other" articles on the reputation attained
by HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARA-
TIONS, Extract Buchu, Sarsaparilla aud I'm.
proved Rose Wash.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Coughing Horsss.-A pail Of water
kept in the stall beside coughing horse
is tie b-st remedy that can be used 10
relieve Lin.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25
KELMBoLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

OOMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Va Positive and Specific Remedy for disess.
es Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Drop.
steal Swelliugs.
This Medicine increases the power Of Diges
ton, and excites the Abso, bents into healthy
action, by which the Watery or Cslce. .ous de-
positions, and Unnatural Enlargements are re
duced, as we'll Is Paiu aud lnflamation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

EA4un-s- A1lkU HNJlGl1uLS>
THESE MAOHlEs WERE AWARDED
!. THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
over all other competitors,
AT the Following State Fairs Of 1863.
For the best Family Sewing Machine, Il
best Manufacturing Machines. and the bs
Machine work.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR. j~' r'-
:, First premium for Family Machine.
First premium for Dou ble.thread maehins.
i First premium for machine work,
INDIANA STATE FAIR. .l...,-,, "a
4 First premium for machine for oil purpose
8 First premium for machine work.
VERMONT STATE FAIR. r
First premium for Family Machine.
First premium for manufacturing Machine.
First premium for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATEFAIR.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
| 'cst premium for machine work.
fr,wA STATE FAIR.
r;,s Pre-. MUM forfrmily machine.
First n,emiu..,' for Manufacturing Machine
First prem. um to- machine work. .I...
KENTUCKY STAT FAIR.
First Premium for !mac. me TOR all purposes
First premium for machine "o'A'
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.
First premium for family mac.tiSe. -.
Fist premium for Maufucturene mach 'po
Fist premium for machine work.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
M..t Co.. f,~ ~k,,~.
First premium for beautiful machine work.
OHIO STATE FAIR.
First premium for machine work.
AND AT THE FOLLOWING co. FAIRS
CHITTENDEN Do. (vD AGRL. soc.
First premium for family Machine.
First premium for Manufacturing machine.
First premium for machine work,
FRANKLIN co. IN. " FAIR. ..r...
First premium for family machine.
First premium for manufacturing machine.
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY ivt.) AGR'L. sos
First premium for family Machine. VI.
First premium for manufacturing machine.
First rcmium for machine work.
co. tMAsS. AGR'L. 500.
Diploma for Family machine.
Diploma for machine work.
QEEN'S 90. (NY.) AGRL sec.
First premium for Family Machine.
co. IN. " FAIR.
First premium for hmil, machine.
SARATOGA co. IN. ~ FAIR.
First premium for family machine.
INSTITUTE (PA.) FAIR.
First premium for machine for all purposes.
First premium for machiue work.
NThe above comprises all the Fairs at
which the Grover 4 Baker Machines were OK.
,ibted this year.
SALEROOMS, 495 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
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bem 0el&made unb Der 8ilbung Dlelunie's g
ab. Das @elprd4 iiber Nfulif, oaS 3tpiI&en
Vetoen lt1ttfano, purb our& bic alte Wears
tba unterbro4en, bic antiinOi5te, baB rie5pei.
len Der @ilte barrten no
Na4 Slide mudte bic iunSe 6r1u raid
Tpiette. eIA ,.a}I - sOlzI -
piten Sic nltin, sOater, laste @artba ;
id rertraue 1e9bnen an, unb nur Sbnen
uno tdb werbe iiber lie pad3en. mie Der
8ruDer lber bic S4wti itet ! antipOrtete Sc.
org, Der ieine bebrdnSte Sage oSdis UerselIen
bate. 'I q
8riepri6 5ffnete benz W1are bic Sbar.-
SOpfl dittelno iab er ibnen mad.
Has baben Ste, Grieori9? fraote Wor.
tba be ben Nlten betrahtet bate.
gi4tS, burdau8 Mdts! Sd meme uur,
oaB Die 5arten 6liBe uulsrer 6errin fiir ben
i4leaten We9 nidt 9ef4affen linb.
Diele SOr9falt FAM erBirtbl per.
od4tiS Dor. 6rieOri& idien eS gu miBbiai.
gen, OaB benz 8Srlter 3utrttt in O1s Seltattet
mar. lAt
(EprtIebrna fcldtl
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@efdbrliAe &ranfbeit.

gDenn Ser irreseettee unfluee Singing ausnset SAS
Ct ben aetn cteer merSbdten &ranfbe tn i duaenpn-
Men Bat 10 se9ieht eS blus SaB etn unetttses Sanse
tabl pber bic 5nr6t pnr @ntsedun5 tbn ob6redt t an
ene gu ,psnsea Sn res er in plse ibr:r grsebus unb
~artet e lanse bis bic Ssmptpme bets rediem lebeIS
pie j.. 3 etn nit @ei6waer entSuHteer Sals ene b6e
Male 9@mera I'm Sopfe uns tn eea @lrern, Mbaabme ees
gef4ts, Saubbet Auswde Der Saut 8tpen an ben Bct.
nen lne @ren 5nnen i'm @eltte llnS au BEN Grtremtd.
ten @ 5esen, mo fann hee ltbe nit elmer f6re6lien
S9Mel9teit Dor 9 fdreten Bis sulest Der Gamen uub
PIC einaaena has Sper frdbaren ranf.
9et e @eaenlan6 teS @tttetts rrs une Der Sob enen
@redltden Setten fabur Elm @nse mat tas ct ttn ndd
enein gatoe 9rn8 BON r1nnen ein @eienter rdtebrt.
Us II etne tanrtst &fdilde ha5 $auiente beier frrt-
Barren arantbei 3un Over aden, In plae ter lsetd-
lt6teit Hnpenher prober melde burd 2nrenbunS ears
cetlen OteS bes ertHr bic esnitutipn Serniten unb
ben Me ees geEenS In Elm eleees 0aisin rernaneeln
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@8 Stbt riele unri eee ute nteeeutente Sudddlber,
nee d ais Seri!e ageeepen une Or. totnipnS &ntln-
hgun8en cppilen. Sdubltder Stieiemier gpmpenpuser
w., erblrmitde unb rerlbrlide @adnaer iselde tbr
3eben anett Ter ehlen 9StenGait ter yeciain ME-
brighten Sernfe mfmeeu, f& iett eeelml6s sebileete
Ner6t ttulirsn sem luerctrene 6 rit5 MrGes 4bnen-
ben ID 0Mler1n9en. bic eAptet VI Der melde unglud-
der g0etie IN lire Sdnte tcmen oerng dBcn ruin
ten gr Solution Edlt e teBbalb fir uptpenbe ;n
Ndbnen, Defenders Ir Gpl6e rsl nit tn, Gufe unbe-
tannt nb eaB fetne Be9lawbsa9en Oippte beanes
tn iener Slifce Iieaen.
2ln ft1Ime.
Dr. Sp9nfrn Iii Ter ein;ise regemSbis eebtete Mrst
Wsl1er bic 9elun9 bon sewen Sraubtiie anSeet Gene
Wftttel uno VehGntung in0 allen gnteren eGns6 unbe
tann er H berassbtet BON eirea arben weiGeS CT in
ben grSFten Sppitdern @MrrpaS unb tem en ceieS 2a
ee8 snbrddte, namlib @nelant Trantreh 1tnb In rem
SlOdies BON Nbtlabslpbta u 10 unb bat cine 5ebeb
tere 9rarts, ais nae anberea &er;te ber gDelt
Der melder f6 ter gese Res Or Spbnipn arbetm atbt
Fam f nertrausn ao iene @9re als gan uab etne e-
f6dltdteitals Mrjt.
0E- Office: SO. 7 Glib. .Trebertdfra6e, Itxfe.
Sanb pOn 8altin'crsfrr nsten Der ,sIrbetterbaGs."
6amttranttstten tpe&ben ldntll gebeiIt,
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Der freie beMtfHe Man1t.
y n 8tctDr 8re6t.) &

SD bin fem Md6tiger Der @roe,
gta6 S6dben tra9t' i6 ni6t;
Sod bin i6 l0err an meinem !6eeroe
llnb iteb' in &eines 9Fi9t.
SIN Hei9 Der Wolfen uno Der 8libe.
Sab i6 mei1 9atls erbaut,
Sin Nbler' Der ppm SellenliBe
Stols in bic Sbdler i6aut.
Ser Sreibeit Saudi ipebt auf ben 8eraen
uno lauter 6inmel5luft;
Sort unten miibt Elm 8olt BON 3merqeu
Sid ab in @rbenouft; HaI-
1no Gele geb'n in Sammt uno Seipe,
Dtit gplo'nen- &etten bran:
Sie 8affe lmr lit ulein @ei9meioe,
SD bin ein freier Ntann! m
Sin Wdoden bah i6 mir erforen
Sn freter 6er3enspabl;
Sbr bab' i6 iubelnb 5ugei6woren,
So i6ip6rt man ltur einmal.
l1no itplS, pie iie ibr Sa gelprpden,
Siebt iie nod beut' mid an.
No6 ME bat ieinen 5dwur 9ebroden
Sin FREEZER beutider damn,
9luf miloer Sa9o in 9rauien Bettern
GrprOb' i'd meinen @tutb, Il
8iS emit Der &risstrpmpete Sdmettern
Gertiinoet S6la6tenslutb;
9luf Der Canine Spuren ell i9
8 Sn's 6elo Der Gbre bann, @
0eS @aterlanos @ei6ide tbeir i'd,
Sin freier beutider Wtann.
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9r Z ulnifnu. .

Wgltrb tes 5nsl6en GSatsias tcr gBuntdrste in Son.
bsn Srabuirter etnes Der eren reifdsn @saeeiea Der
@er Staaten Der ben s6stn 8bet fcncs 2etenS in ben
6efYttalern QpAbpn Nars pbilaSelpba an6eren
@tatten susebra bat einis unberbarfen eiInnsen
polenbet spn Semen bic @ei6ide MsSin tp6. lin
sdbltse 2ebenhe bic Sbeniauen NerpSdt onSeren
Srantbeten Ie ipe J. 9. aud, bic Bel pcbli6en &C.
rduden gu fr erefen bic u oft errbtben Bel eernsen
&lentateiteu II. f. 10. Wurhen auaenblididb aebetlt =
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8eiunbers III beahten J

Or. Spbnfpn bi.et aasn 2enen leine 5ie an uelde d
tur9 cbe eepeie unO nunaturde @eh unb RSrper ser-
orenee ur bic Ar6eit bic @eea1aie se Csc unfdbie
madente Safer Qei9wad9t tabel.
9ier limb entee rer trsprlsen unb bea:ens~erbe Sol
gen fcr riben 8etorbnbeiteu Res 9GerS @r DE i'm t-
Ten un6 BEN @ltebern Gmer;en i'm Spp Sdie bes @e-
EtS VeriMf Der Ntu fltraft Serstspen bSe lnrte,
Wlasen9Wdfc nnrrbnnns Ger @erbauunssSrsaae. GGee.
aetae gnttraftuAe. SsiaptOme her S6ptnau9t
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Jnnae Suite,

rpn bpn 9eutn pber in Der Sule lernen unb heren Trl
gen iie alnd8td9 fptren leiblt i'm @6iae bmrG pputr
nen bic, wenn ut9etbe bic Gle unmoelb MAIDEN unb
SSrper une @e srSren fcnen OrOrt hie nbtIts,n gt.
te tRun S0lde @erOnen mieu tsprr e etHtTeen III tie
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bsbcan ta6 Elm seunber @ea nt Gin seutcr SSrrer bic
nrbpenct3hen GrfpreernilIe jur eteben @lGdleateit
ino a sbae eie prb bic Nee fc8 2ebsns sur traurisu
Nt8erahrt. Die Mu8n eeS gebsnSoeriintern i6 itup.
LID bic eele wrO ereren pUn ger;mcifung uno me-
lan6plidtn getrattungel rap uRS bic 5reueen pelde
Mesere eenteBen rer,rei CERT lhts
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BaIttmore eOa.SOfpita1.
3ur nntsr0, ildrug Der QuadIal6srel stablirt.
Der ctu3i3s plob In btr g2slt, 100 iiasre,
I1nelle uuD 4 iturl;lte jIu ea III
Graufbcttcn

IIpNSue uAp j NACttiIt Nu SI III
Scbeiiacu SIranfbctten
setud werten ais ia ut: 3cusanssuntdbsteit Sdsad.
In benz Wden unb BEN 8leeern @nt;Inbunaen ter Neren
nnb Slae SaamtnergteBun9en S9wa6e Ger NerOen @d-
eeni6w1de, Wdtgett tehereeibld9enbei. 8erfanbes.
idrade, 6erStlDpfen Gdu6t ittern Iusen dwide
S&ptnsel, app@mer5 @nt3ineun9 leg 6aes, Der 3at
Der 2nnse hcS WdgenS Gtuqepsibe une auer iener
ebel bic BON geren 9rten,en 0tWcbnhe Jusenb
EelGe Iren Spfern eetibrlder a ais FER Sireneu &C.
idns ben @eiabrten heS lseS terrbren uns pcnn xtd
3etttg 9ebet perefn tire 91ujeoten SDlnungeu cernt
ten Gdmd6e fer Gpnfitutiru nerpcrbrneen Die Che
m0aIi& maden nnb 3ust ben Ssrper unS Stnn erRSrea
-Sau9e Wauner,
bernters psle tie Syr ieueS aebnen aaers eerpreen
ne eas iahrlb 10 site &auenee IN cir iu rlbts Grat
reBt mede buttb fre erbdbenen Gdene nb entridelen
gerancestras nit hem Danner Der gerssamfit ben Se-
nat bseer ub Der 9eer besabeee E6ne entludt tabtn
pRteen, mDeen i6 mtepaent 8ertranen naben. .r7
.. Stib'irot6sts perlonrn,
pier splGe mebe I'D su eerfeiratben bea6f6tisen uut m
tbsfer Swle pser eines au6eren SinberniFeS bepust
fns iplen unreraisIit Or. Scbufsn 3a S3ube sisten
Gae tgferne ge5cn bic 9bt pbsite eStr eetatge Ser
Ttts Der f BEN 3srn Hs Ssade OSer
Derenge, melder fh Der Sebdah!una unt Sarproe npn
pr rbntp nneriiett tann tRn ais einsm @6renmanne.
Dbne 5urdt M dncerrauen Wno 3aper6t aIf etns dr3t-
life @eI6idIi6feit oerIaIeu 'fn
Sreunii9s Sardtte
rb xnSersust6 ge5ctl ub be pre Rrat pieser teree-
FtAt. EHc UND
bic @he uns NddDmmenbait unmSsIib ntabt tf,st tas
9rcs 0erer, bic ibren 2eeeniaen unbesnnen r6Gnen.
un8e 2ente nS su Istd u Gusdmetfunsen senest pet1
e heren Spsen nt eenau fennen sobsletA e aud bur9
Strturen Nieberiblaeen I'm Sdrn Stein S anhere trs
aden entetrn tann, 10 II e hud eiRsntbets eine Sse.
hes aRBbramdes Der eeelfen Srsane sSer aber ta es
au8nen hd bic Srd Der @riersuns eber bon Denen rer
rem wtrh bic @ beimli9en 2afern ersettn ais bon DeHs
bic ba Weiie fnb si.F4 aalt
~ office: go. Z SIb.TrsbertdRr.,
fteben Ghiren BON 8nItimpreitr 6ftli4e Sette,
bic Stufsn btuauf,
Ntan merle i gdmen un6 oausatmnter ecn untptier-
t. ns trsertfbe @aamaGr sur6riebene sewtGnlple
Quafalber SdutFtder Sstiefelsdier, StraBemteniser
nne Qanpenpuser NJ / w. rennen sd resemsbtee Merjte
unb laern anseSp9en cpn Or. sbnfpns 9uf tn ahe
N8. Ale Sriefe mJen enen gpit-Gtamp enthalten.
Cine 5ttluns iii 2 Glqea 3uQeihert.
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tiifte !. rsr 9Drslfe.

Die riele Sauierfe Wcde ndt eAe ter letten tensebu
Sabre IN eieer atat Itrt NIX ben une sie ense ri@-
ti9Gr punbarstlidea 0pcrdcnn eite Or. Srbnlp
fn9rte e ttneN ee titngs Raprcrere pefe antere
@eroren bewpnen mrtrr ea5 9utltfum al peSerbplten
Nialen cnierride nurea uns ene in @eSus auf ieinen
Gharafter al5 Gbrennil in Bejr9 Guf gbaraer un6 Sc
mtGenbaetet finn 8eieenten eae bnret6enbe 0etrabrs
letfune.
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oSause Mdunsr,

bepnbers mse tie Oyer uS eebemen Saaers BemUreen
fno, ba8 iibrlib 10 stle 8aufenee IN cir rbes rab
retBt melte bu tfre ctatenen Gatente entrtde(en
Weranb8frafte nit fem Dpuner Der 0eresa ben ST.
nat besrt unb Der 2er beduternee E6n sntlpdt baben
pIrten mpeem iteb NIT epaem Sertrauen naben. ~
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9stRts.

Dss fGredbtsn @rtuneeu bes saiers nS 1ebr az far-
tea Gerlui bes @epddtnc8, &errirrune Ter Sheen Sc
bradtbeit Der eieSfafe k6ie Nbnun9en Nbnsauns osr
Der Yeieli9aft eut rad Giniamteie Wistranen 9esen
I'D ie6f. 5aldanfet IT, l. rs. itaS eintse Der &Iimmea
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oas feinfte unS pcnencetfte TrncbtsEpnics S3itt
litbfU Mnfercr Seit @ sl4
Sie 9Onisblume (The HOneysuckle)
ET,TXTR DR. VIII "A

| ~Li'Ai-tf ~ uniercr Seit! ~ S!4
Sie 9Oni9blMme (The Honeysuckle)
bffsa ELIXIR DE VITH.
Dieks 2pnie BttterS meldeS felt ldnae enen Spraaltde
@uf In europa bets anb tn bem 2an6e anea tn &tbrax
tcmmt t aus benz renen @cgnae In Berbnbuns NIT
&6ntss rber inee I'm ese Der Defiaatrn Der
fsrtgt nub BAT @ baelte In 1len Mne6unssn Der 2eber
Nere nn6 9erSanunssUrsane4 sBr werbsOa sesst amb 70
tn DeutiGlanb ais .tas-A
betra&tet
5ctelbefser Neaauraure apObeter &c. fnSen In bteIe
3rut- EcnicBttterS etne tperbbpQe AueNe beS prptS
penn etnmdl eetcet bic Rduer nt pbne baebe fen no
en Rt ptc anbere psenanne 8itters b6nst baebe BON
ben 8ewSbnlt&en SYuen" t5seEaleter Tlaf1en unb al
curtreneen Gqueten at uno ba es febr rerttbp4e
SnsreetenSien Serrst wcrbsn peren Buneen auf stge
Or9dne lGngn Drtpren dnerfannt wprbn nb, 10 ida
bet eS weber bent Ettner nod benz Nr; Der ts anenbet
Nls Ertn Bttters ett es bereS ieier Gesan3 u Getm
belt bes @ehmades ais undSetrren ba tnbeat es aus
ytIancen i'm Wtun6e ie gboflrabe GdlIee. Stee 8aMtNe
gsancen eur4mat uno suest TT etn pGlfanoSes Ganae
In en errirmenbs Spntgartges Bttere bet Stnnterrtns
n nbergebt unb fcl babsr tn eber 5ausbane rpteiM-
eert6eten 6otels, Refauratpu uneutbeprltG fen.
gDbceale Netntl Asenen fDnnen NIT reenh eineruo-
tat eses psr3astaen 8terS IN 8ifen Dasenb auart-
Salhen bur1
ben dlleini9en Giqner
8. . pr II 80. s6 9amuoers, Gcfe ppn Gamcenttr..
seseniiber rem M1arfte, Baltimore,
Serisr9t nerben.
eiae sefaate gla&e IL dt bte ntdt nit benz sesI bts
GisnerS auf benz lRDrt Sereben IT, r{ns
gDberter1ufer ehaen Bic III tieiem Ntters ansefera>
ten collar. .ltbcsrdpb- Nusbdnsei6tlber eratiS.
Die Ieeren Blal1en rerten jeop rein BET Der Ndhfen
Uefelun8 nit $lOO DuBent franer Satuisre tnfenuws
8ebra6t. t46Hg f jIal o
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
Rebel Disrresses,

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercisl gives an interesting statement Of a
conversation with spy who recently re-
turned from four months tour through
Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia,
North and South Carolina, and Virginia.
The account has rather more than the
usual air of veracity, and touches on points
Of realimpOrtance.
The severity of the discipline in the
rebel ranks has long been known. 1t now
appears that there is a regularly organized
system Of espionage in every regiment, by
help Of which the expression of Union
sentiments is prevented or savagely pun
ished On discovery. Only the bsyonet
helps the soldier in the ranks. His pay is
ef.s. 6HA nanis q nnnnfh - ell n ----s
of wholly from family and home; and, II
allowed ct times to write, is never allowed
to receive letters. Such a system is en-
forced because Of the universal distress
among the families Of the soldiers-a dis
tress so terrible that the prostitution to
which the women are driven as last re-
fuge from hunger is common enough to be
are bread riots, but they must not be
spoken Of in the press; but the soldierls
learn it. The property OF the poor is
mereilessly seized for the use Of what is
called the Government, but the property Of
the rich is spared so far as possible. Why
not? 1t is a war Of aristocracy against
democracy, meant to concentrate political
power in the hands Of a minority, and to
put the white lsboriDg classes about on q
level with the black.
In the army which Bragg commanded
there is universal suffering from insult
cient supplies, and a widespread disaffec-
ton the to rebel cause as well as discomfort
with their priTations. Wehear from time
to time Of deserlions in large numbers to
the Union ranks, buS they must be greatly
exceeded by those who take refuge in the
woods in organized bands. A life Of
irregular hardship and voluntary expo
sure is preferred to a military tyranny
which scarcely supports the soldier whom
it condemns TO a Fepulsive duty. These
irregular bands have frequent conflicts
with the parties sent in pursuit Of de-
serters, and are as often as not victorious
Indeed, the evidence is that the cavalry
and conscript officers are Squire to get the
worst Of it." What can be the effeative
strength Of an army thus starved and de-
pleted2
Throughout the COnfederacy North
CarOlinisn is looked on with suspicion.
The sentiments Of the Raleigh Standard
are the sentiments Of the msjority Of the
people Of the State. Even in South Caro-
lima the poorer classes are Unionists.
Taking these statements with due allow
anoe, it is still evident that the dull brains
Of the "white trash" and the slow intelli-
genee Of even the better rank and file in
the army, are beginning to be penetrated
with the conviction that the success Of the
rebellion must be more ruinous to them
than any possible defeat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14


One Of the most signal evidences Of the
want, both Of faith and pluck in rebellion,
is the violent ranting and roaring Of the
Richmond Press. It has entirely lost its
equanimity, and instead of the calm voice
Of reason and confidence, we herr the mo
rose peevishness of despair. It is, there
fore, with intense anguish they see the
fabric Of their fair hopes topping earth
ward. Every journal from Jef's King
dom of Darkness comes laden with mosns,
grOans, and fearful cries for vengeance.
They lash the people for the want of con-
6denee in the geeat apostle Of Southern
Independence. They pumnel them for
preferring greenbacks to Confederate
scrip. Senator Foot proposes to hang the
wretehes whose cotton is so gladly sold
for Northern money. The Enquirer ex-
coriates the War Department for the i'm
mense struggling from the Rebel army
which it permits. The Whig walls over
the rapid decay of that blessed patriarch
al glory with which they expected to
found great tropical empire. The Rebel
Congress, in spasms of legislative lunacy,
gaEes sn1iOusly at the impending storm
Of retrihution which awaits them in the
Summer months, and then proceeds to
buster and rant. Out Of the clustering
and ranting are evolved the sure evidences
of dismsy. Like drowning men they
clutch grimly at the tickle straw which
sinks with them into watery grave.
EBut clustering will not avail. Down,
downtown into the bottomless abyss Of
eternal infamy are the miserable wretches
plunging whom the gods have made mad
in order that they might destroy. Con-
trast with all this humbling dismay, the
calm boice, the profound self-cOnfdence,
the deep faith in ultimate success, and the
conscious glory and justice, Of the Repub-
lie