This came off the civil war reenactors' listserve; I thought you might want
to see it.

Leslie King
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Date: Friday, March 30, 2001 8:48 PM
Subject: NEWS/ADV: Save the Drunkard.


>LOUISVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, August 11, 1862.
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>     SAVE THE DRUNKARD. - If you have a friend going to destruction,
>disgracing himself and family and wasting his property, it is your duty to
>reclaim him if possible.  Then make the effort.  Should you fail you have
>cleared your skirts, and should you succeed, Heaven will reward you.  DR.
>URBAN'S INEBRIATE'S HOPE is almost an unfailing remedy for the drunkard,
>and
>well worth a trial.  It is carefully prepared by Raymond and Tyler, No. 74
>Fourth street, opposite the National Hotel.
>    Price $1.50 per single package, or four packages for $5.  Sent by
>mail,
>postage free.
>
>
>Regards,
>Robin Schwartz
>USSC
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