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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-12
On Saturday nth day Of Feb. 1853


AT OLIOth a. ~
nm the proniscs, ut the dwelling house Of
the said John T. Grcenwade to the highest bid
der. all that valuable FARM now occupied by
the said John T. Grcenwade, containing about
2sg "a acrcs. This Farm lies Upon the North
Branch of the Potomac River, aud about nine
mile, above Cumberland and lies but three
miles from the Depot Of the Baltimore ONO
Pail Road at Brady's Mills.
Tho improvements consist oil a hue ana com
modious BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, lately
erected. The House is - feet by 81, and is
two stories high, and has attached brick Back
Bailding. one story high, with excellent cellar
under both buildings There isa well OF never
falling water near the door, there are also n
tho premises good stabling, with the other he.
cessary out buildings.
At the same time and place, | will oaer a
large amount Of personal property, consisting
in part Of HOUSES, Cows. Hoes and FARNIhG
uTrssiLs and Household Furniture generally
aslo good set Of Blacksmith tools.
The Terms Of Sale for tho Real Estate will
/ be ) 900 cash, on the day of sale; tho balance
in three equal annual instalm 2nt5 with Interest
from the day ofsale, to be secured by the notes
Of the purchaser with approved security.
The Personal Property will be sold on six
months credit, the purchasers to give notes
! with approved security.
SAMUEL D. BRADY Trustee.
| Ian & lSG3-ts.
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Ectaic of pbjIjD SIgIcr,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
~ haiti obtained from che Orphans Court Of
Allegauy county, Lcttera documentary on
the estate OF Philip Sigler, late Of Alegany coun-
ty, decd. All persons having claims against said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same properly authenticated, to the subscriber,
on pr before tho lst day of July, 1863, 9th err
wise they may BY law be excluded from all
benefit uslid esiate. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand this lat day Of Jannary,
1863. DAVID MICHAEL,
Jan. Let. l:G3.--jts. Executor.
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Estray Notice.

Ctate Of Maryland Allesany county, to wit
} | hereby certify that James Callan o.
District No. 8, Alegany county, Md, hrOugh'
before me the subscriber, 4 justice Of the peace
in and for said county, az II strhy tresT assinl
upon his enclosures, Il Rod Bull, No mark IL
the ear. Supposed to 10 three years old lsst
spring. ApPrated by william Mahany and
John Stcckman at Sl2.
Given under my hand and seal this Is; day
Of January 1868.
RICHARD SIMPLIFY, J. P.
Tho owner Of the above described Bail i. r..
quested to cou9 forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away
JAMESC ALLAN.
Living in Little Orleans, Nd.
Jan. 3. 1863 --3:s.
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Hts1irct,fs .Sof;ce.

Patrick Kahn, hRDERED. this 2sih
W.. ~ d,y 81 Move nber
His Credit9rs lsG2 that Patrick Kahn.
give notierto his cred tors, sulorser. and su-
reties, that the second Monday Of pri nextis
fixed for the said Patrick kais to appear in
the Circuit Court for tllcginy e6unty, to an
swer such tyfrogatorios n. HE creditors. en-
dOrsars and srreties may propose or allegc 4
gains HIM and thai n copy Of this order be
published in come Newspaper printed In the
city OF Cumberland nncr week for three sue
eessive month. prior t. the second Monday Of
April ne t, IS such notice.
Tsst-H. RESLEY, CLERK.
Jan. I . 1858 m
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Office of County Surveyor,

oS COLUMBIA STREET, FOUR DOORS
FROM POLK STREET.
THE subscriber is ready at ii timer to make
L surveys Of land entrusted 70 his care, ard
If required. a Typographical Map Of the ,an!e
Survey made by Horizontal aearursuep,
fths only true way TO obtain correct Map or
Plat Of the tract or tracts surveyed, and Mar
or Plat furnished, without extra cost.
:Jne ), fs51--fy. WILLIAM EEiCH.
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Insolvent's Notice.

Lem. Rockwell ORDERED, this goth day Of
". " Decem. 1862, that Lemuel
His Creditors. Rockwell give notice to his ere
iitors, endoesers and suretie- th0tthe End Mon
dag Of April next, is fixed Cor the said Lemuel
Rockwell TO appear in the Circuit Court for Aile-
gany county, to answer such iuteTrogatorics a.
his creditors, endorscrs, and surgties may pro.
propose or al!e:c against him, and that copy
Of this order be published in some newspaper
printed in tn city Of Cumberland, once 4 week
for three successive month"; prior to the sec0n d
Monday Of April next, az such notice.
Test-H. KEsLET, Clerk.
Ian l. IsGo-3ms
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Catawba Wine

WHTCH will warrIn; 10 he the pure juice
w ., the Grape i, being the proiue. Of
my own vineyard, Ingalids needing mild
stiInu!ant will fin / j, very beneficial. For sale
by ROBERT READ.
Fsi 5. l563,-ot.'
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PUBLIC SALE.

he u,d.r,ioued, Executor Of the las. vii.
ana ts,.ament Of REIN BEALL' ia'e o.
ssany County, deceased, will otisr al a. raG'
SALE. a, th 0 late residence oil 'ald aeceAseo'
II Friday, the 9th day of March,
8. At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
THE FARM
n,,,h ,he said Re1en Benll died seized and
,,,ssa situate ABOUT fye miles east of Cum,
land. in said County, adjoining the lands oil
,se H,nkle and Alpheus b. Bsall. This iarm
,tn les about 400 acres of land, one half oil
ion ia cleared and under fence.
TERMS OF SALE.--0ne tFird of the pur
ase money to be paid on the day of sal Q; anu anu
balance in equal payments, at one ans wv
o years after date, the purchaser u CIV
ties with approved security-said notes ~
ar interest from day Of sale,
THOMAS B. BEALK, Executor
n. B,-If the said farm shoaid NOT po -
the above time it will be rented ior 'ns Term
one YEAR from the 3lst day Of March next
sb. u, 188s-ts Heeu'',
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Auditors Notice.

IN TIC M4tI0r u ,.le
Deed IF J rrt-t from II the Circuit CouIt for
John sullivan to NtrKany County, so.
Ir"rua+ Dcvarmon il5 Trust Docket.
I'ijI Creditors Of John Sullivan ere hereby
/ notified 10 file their Chains property anthem
t;caiei. wi'n tn" UNDER. guei. on ar beiorr the
eI.t day nJ February neat, ~ IN account viii
then he ..r'"i petw""n proceeds IF said John
-ul van trust estate and Thomas Dev,"m"n,
rru.tc, Under decd of trust, dated july .. 1850.
j. J. v IiE%RY
Jan, 20, 1861. Auditor.
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Public Sale Of Canal Boat
"Smith uurd."

T will sell a, public -alc, ny virtue of rlr,
| gage made TO M by John isrowulcy nf wash
ingiou County. AID recorded nu,ra 2 ia" Loui
Records for said county. Tor CASH. at Ray
wharf. Ge1 rgetJ~D, y. C., oG Monday, 3.n d. ;
Of February. $50, NJ the hour u 81.
Jan -. G3--2t. iiENRT 7. WELD.
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In HE OrpAc,s' lomi?r Aegany Comfy,
hl..f.Nl mn 'ILpM 1890

In HE Orphcts loui of Niegany Comfy, !
DEcEMBEG TERN, 1862,
ORDERED, that Margaret Shane. admiH-;ra-
" trix of John Shane, late Of Ailcgany Couu-
~ decd, give notice TO the creditors Of the
said deceased to ni- their claims with said adj
miui-tralriX or the Registrr Of "IIl' i"r 'a!h
county Oh or before the 2st day Of FebTnnry,
1863, ~ en- that day - distribution If the pro
ceeds Of the personal estate Of snii decensod
n 10 made in the Orphans Court ofsaid conn-
~. and il.td copy If thi' order be inserted in
some ucw.pspcr pr;n'eI n Cumberland, once in
each Of three successive weeks prior to tho said
2l.t day Of Fehruafy, 1862, os such notice.
True copy,
Tc.:-J. 3. WIDE%ER,
Jan. r. ISG"-3t, Register
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THE MAGIC TIME OBSER-
YER.

The pErEeC1tDI Oh HecuahiHtaa'
DEING a HCsrfSG ASD ORES FACE, or la
ID pY's Or GENrLENAS's WATCH COMBINED.
One Of the pre- tiles, most convenient, and de-
cidedIy the best and cheapest tinepiecc for
general and reliable use, ever offered. 1t has
within II and connected with its machinery, lt'
own winding attachment, rendering key en-
tirely unnecessary. The cases of this watch
are composed Of two metals, the outer one be,
Ing fine Is carat gold. 1t has the improved
ruby action lever movement, and is warranted
an accurate timepiece. Price, superbly ensra-
we'd, per case Lalf dozen, s2Oi,oo. Sample
Watches, in Feat morocco boxes, for those pro
posi- to buy at wholesale, S3j, sent by eX
express, with bill paynbable on delivery
soldiers must remit payment in advance, a.
VIC cannot collect from those in the Army.
Address,
HUBBARD BROS. 4 co, SOLE IMPORTERS,
Con. NASSAU 4 JonS Sis. Nrw-YoRH,
Jan. !, 1866 ts.
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THE FARM
.hotographs! Photographs !!

r I,sr received. fresh assortment Of Photo.
] graphs of all tho Generals Mt hAhE
yARTZwELDER'S under Beividere Hal
fillmore ST. Cumberland, I'D.
Fab. IL
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BDA,A GARDEN,
Containing SIT Acres, and one tract called
ELDER SPRING,

Containing III Acres and which are more
particularly described in deed dated April
Goth, 1876, from John " Carleton' Sheriff, to
Ralph Thaver, and recorded in Ii9er n Is. NO
4, folios $50 and ISL, one of the land records
ofA!legany county TO which reference i' givea
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-12
Friends and Relatives
OF THE a~ v'I'
BRAVE SOLDIERS { SAILORS.
HOLLOW JAYS PILLS
And DIN TMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in tho
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
ointment and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never failing friend in the hour OF
need.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Ola Valuable Farm on norm
Branch Of pntnman river.

rTHE undersigned as Trustee under deed q
tr,..,, executed by John T. Greenwade,
b caring date upon tho 18th day Ct January,
$50, and recorded among the Land Records OF
.lIegany County in Liber Ii. Il No Is Folio
Ldi ,y;I oT4r nj Public Sale,
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sHERIFF'S SALE

10y yirtue of a writ of Fieri Facias on jadge-
ID ment of condemnation, issued out OF the
:ireuit Court for Allegany county, and to me
directed a, tho suit of J. z. Roman vs.. john
~. q oary, have seized and taken in cxtcu
ion, 81 the right title and interest Of Jno. W.
;eary, in and to the following property, 10
Fit -
ri. nm. - 49,, a. lind cnll.n
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Franklin Coal Company
Of Allegany County.

EnE Aunua! M-c,in Of the Franklin Coal
/ Company of AlIegany County, will take
place Il the oficr of The Company, in the City
Of Baltimore, on Monday the md day Of Feb
ruary 1863, At O'Clock p. NJ, at which time
an election vii! take place for Directors for thc
en- -uiu year. G. F. DIGGS,
Jan. 22-tm, Secretary.
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so Acres Of Land,

bounded as follows, on the South by the lots
numbered 1887 and $685. now owned ny James
Faulkner; on the North by Sylvester Matt ng-
lev. on the East by land claimed by jacob Ky
ian !, on the West by the lands claimed oy inc,
Sturgeon, these ffty Icres OF land being inclu-
drd within the lines aud limits OF Lots Nos.
29s0 and 1890. Twelve nnd one-hali acres in
Lot No. 1898, fly acres in alt and described
in \ deed dated 30lh October, 1893, from Eli1,
aheth Ringer to Ralph Thhyer. and recorded
in Liber II. r. No. u, folio 500.
ALSO, one town lot in SelbYsport, with a
Frame House one and halt stories, mud log
house purchased by Ralph Tbayer oil DAVID
Ciyuer.
And Va hereby give notice, that on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1863, we
will offer for sale to the highest bidder Tor
Cash. all The right, It'll" and interest OF said
Ralph THAI er, to the said property so seized
and taken N execution to satisfy said claims
acd costs.
HANSON WILLlSON,
II. L. ATKINSON,
Jart2o, !sG3--ts. Ex-Nherifs.
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THE
Knickerbocker Magazine
OF
Literature, Art, Politics
and Society.
ANNOUNCEME kT.

with the October number OF this time
hono.ed and popular Magazine was common
cci q ucS seres issued in new and enlarg-
ID form, under entirely new editorial and
proprietary management.
/, will be the aim of its present conductor
not only 70 sustain its former prestige, but 10
extend lis circle Of readers, and make it a
welcome guest in every American household
With this view, no labor or expense will be
srarel in securing the highest order Of tai
cnt, not alone on this side Of the Atlantic but
in both Aenisphcres.
Although a literary Magazine, il will not
shrink from boldly discussing the vital topics
Of the day free from all party or sectarian
Uias Il will embrace among its miscellane-
Gus contents notes on current events, foreign
and domestic; reviews OF new books, and art
and dramatic gossip; while the Editors Ia
bic, with Iics the readers Of OLD KSICK'
have been SO long familiar, viii be monthly
spread with the choicest literary viands " hich
the market can supply.
1t is thus hoped, that even up der tie depres.
sing influence OF Il protracted war, the vete-
ran Magazine OF the United States will reap,
in i's new and improved character, q plenti-
ful harvest OF iptons-and maintain
with added iustre, that position as first
class monthly. which ii has held for more than
thirty years.
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Patent Lard Lamp.

THE subscriber is manufacturing a Patent
L Lard Lamp, y mich he offers for sale II will
also burn any kind Of dirty greese. Call and
sxamin it. mI9. JOHN JOHNSON.
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TERMS.

ItfJs.
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paid. To the Army and Navy, bali price
Two copies for Four Dollars and Fifty Cent?.
Three copies for Six DoIlars. Subscriptions
must be sent direc; to The Office. 20 collectors
are en- !oyed.
Single copies will bc seat 10 any part Of tie
United States or Canada, postpaid, or receip:
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Back numbers May be obtained on applIeE-
ton New subscribers will be supplied With
back numbers Of the new series gra,uitously
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Dollar Magazine will be sent cne year for
Four Dollars.
A hi count O. ten per cent from these prices
will he allowed 10 persons seading clubs oil
ten or mere subscribers.
Newspapers copying this, and giving the
Knickcrbocker monthly notices, will be enti-
tied TO an exchange. Contributions are in.
Viled Rejected MSS. will he returned rs d.
rec ted at he risk Of the owrcrs.
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and tic Hearth, and other eminent aut orr,
will lie anon. the regular contributors IS
the Magazine.
m Communications should he addressed 10
THE EDITOR,
81, Pryt Rotr f.,- Y5ri
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Catholic PRAYER Books

UST received, an assortment OF Calhoilc
PRAYER Books, very cheap TOR cash at HAhh
WA RTZW ELDERS Baltimore st. under Bel
deere Hall. Cumberland, Nd.
Feb. IL,
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Also, oil the
NEW PUBLICATIONS

received ~ soon as published. Subscriptions
received to al Magazines nni Newspnrcrs.-
The birbost market price paid for RAGS, in
a,h or gool,. An persons who desire to buy
yooa. in my line, chcap for CASH, wouid do
well to give M a call before purchasing else
where, "a am determined to make my psiccs
to sui, the Wartlmes having bought for Cash.
Nv object will always be to accommodate, ana
to sell az low as possible, and to execute an
ordsrs with promptncss and satisfaction to the
purchaser. c., o,...o
Come and examine my Stock. / charge
nothing TO show my Goods.
HALE SWARTZWELDER,
Under Relvidere Hall, Bait. ST., Cumberland
Inn. l j. lSfH--L Y.
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Bank Notice.

NOTES Of the Al!cgany County Bank, Can
~ berIand, Nd, will be redeemed in Baiti-
more by the CITIZENS Bank, at one half per cen I
discourt. d. l.. C0EkLIE.
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LEW
BOOK, STATIONARY
PERIODICAL,
AND
NOTION STORE
THE subscriber begs leave to iut'rm h'a
| friends, and the public generally, that he
has opened irst-class
Book, Stationary, Periodical ana
Notion Store,

under BELVIDERE HALL, on Baitm
Street 49, c,
Ills Stock consists in part Of Letter, Cap and
MITE Papcr, ruled or plain. Of oil qualities
Envelopes, of all sizes and styles Steel and;
Geld Pens States and Pencils Whiting anu
Copying Inks; Playing and Pruning I1ras
Donnet and CARD Boards; Prayer md Hymn
Books; Bibles; Miscellaneous and schooi
Rocks Blank Account Books, of all sizes +;
Portfolios, Portmonaie. and Purses Combs
and Brushes; Pen Knives; Photograph Al
buns, cts, etc.
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pYRRY'y ,llRS4

Patented to Thos. Perry on the 18th day OF
June 1889, containing 60 acres, being tho
ame Tract nr parcel Of . nj conveyed by J.
> Roman to NJ. p. U'lGern on the 18th day .;
ian. 1853. recorded in Ljber II. Il No. 10, foil"
0, one ,f the Ism records OF Aueslny c""n;T
nj which i also described in deed from NJ.
>. 'Hcrne at,i wife to John W. Geary dtt"d
pril 9th, 1870, recorded in Liher II. IL. NJ
|! 2, f0lips $50 and SGT.
II IL, ut o. laN.l cnlInl
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viii be speedily relieved and cfectnally cnrst
by using these admirable medicines, ana bJ
paying proper attention to the Directions whiei
are attached 30 each Pot or Box.
eict Ha-dacbep and Want of Appetlte, Incl.
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List Of Letters

REMAINING in the Cumberland Post once
II Feb. /, 63. Persons calling for these ls',
tiers must say they were advertised otherwise
IN au pnnu n OF receive them.
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At II O'CLOCK, n,
The real estate Of Henry Littlefcld, deceased
situated on Polish Mountain about three mile
ives; Of Flintstonr, on the Baltimore pike. Th'
rr0prrtv consists Of about
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of decree passed by the Circuit
ID Court for Allegany County, as IT Court Of
Equity, the undersigned as trustee, will sell ~
public auction, ut the village OF flintftone, in
siid County, on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

At Aldersho,t, OF the night OF the royal
marriage, the military celebrated the event
by burning huge bonfire. The pile was
built up in the form OF a cone, having a
base whasc circumference was $50 feet
and "A height of - feet. First very stout
fir tree 81 feet long was reared on end. >
feet being let into the grord, and support
ed by four struts. Around this were
stack ed the stouter timbers and materials,
to height OF about 10 feet. and TO these
succeeded fir branches, raising the whole
to i5 feet five full tar barrel We're now
secured round the pole with wire, and the
stocking of fr and furze bavins was contlnu'
ed to a total height of above % feet, the
whole brin. PINNED vertically with stakes
Four more full barrels were here secured
round the pole, and the top Of the pile
covered with q layer Of hurdles pinned
with stakes. forming sort OF staging from
which to take fresh departure. top
mast of - feet i'm length was now ho!sted,
and seven feet of its length secured by
wire to the lower pole. Again was the
stacking continued, the material beiE g
passed up q series OF stages erected all
round the pile and occasionally tar barrels
were hoisted to the top by means OF a
purchase secured to the topmast These
were emp,ied, and their contents allowed
to trinkle through the interior. Three
hundred gallons were used for this purpose.
When the pile had reached total height
of A. feet, it was carried in, after the man
ner OF the top of sugar loaf, an empty tar
barrel was placed Oh the toamast head,
and a topgalant mast with royal stand
ard nailed to it, was fixed to the topnnast
head, the flag waving proudly at height
of 10 feet from the ground below, and at a
total height above the sea of go feet.
Seventy stout fir trees, about 35 feet long,
were placed all round the cone, forming
as it were, an outer casing to the bonhre
these were secured in their places hy
wires passing all round the pile, each pole
being secured to the wires by hoidtasts.
1t was calculated to have contained up
wards OF II 900 cubic feet Of material Ihe
fire burned for twenty eight hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

To accomplish this, / am willing to en-
ploy any and every means within the
reach of the government, and the quicker
we can do it the better I would like it.
These are my views on the war. have
given them at some length, because liaye
received a number vf letters from promi
nsnt citizens of La Sale county, request
ing me to give them in my letters toyour
paper. Also, while was at Camp Doug
las, several OF the leading men of Ottawa
to whom had expressed myself, desired
that | commit them to r5per. have
done So as far as my feeble ability will
permit, and give them for what they are
worth Those views have been drawn
from facts and personal obser1a tions, and
are conclusions based upon my own fee
BILE judgement. l gre them for what they
are worth, and charge your readers moth
ing for them. M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

MARRYING. ron THE 'w.r-Me learn
bv n letter from Corinth, Miss. that new
social arrangement has been so'.en up up
between n: our soldiers and the secesh women
of that locality The soldiers got 10 cour!.
ing the women, and ,whee "a "ascm is !.
struck up, they &c: married !" regular
styl.. with the condition 'whiie me war
last. Some twenty OF our soldiers nave
entered into the arrangement lately; Inc
question that occurs to us IS VIII tneSe
little treaties Of peace be conducive to
short or a protracted war "a question
that we respectfully submit to the ladies'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

AxrlperE FOR ARsESIc.-lt having been
denied by various authorities that hydrat-
ed sesquioxide Of ircn is good an'idote
for arsenic, some experiments we're recent
ly tried by Venitian physiologist, which
appear Conclusive on the subject. Five
dogs were given a certain dose Of arsenic
and every one Of them died. The same
dose was given to twelve others, followed
by the above named antidote, and ten OF
the Enn,ber escaped.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

SOMETHING New FOR THE FARAERs-The
AericulturaI Bureau At Washington has
received eighteen cases Of rice from our
minister in Japan, which is adapted 70 the
uplands of this country. 1t is now ready
for distribution TO all who make aPplica-
ton for It,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

-It !, batter to meet . danger than TO
twaif for il A ship on . lee shore STANDS
t6 SEA in q storm 10 escape shIp~recX.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1892 LUMBER, 1862
Lumber.

"HE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
y lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber, aths, shingles, sash,
DOORS &c. Also good mt Of Saginaw boards
and dry dni hing lumber, constantly on hand The
public and builders particularly requested to
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.& J. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1869. IIo-tf.