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The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. D. w.
- Spear. Clerk Of the Fourteenth Judi
H. ). cial District Court aforesaid, do here
~ unto set my hand and impress the seal
(-@l OF said court at Office in Auburn, this
LR'S llth day of July. 1864.
|oo Gus. D. W. SPEAR.
Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
i)octrp.
A Rural Vision.

-
Roll from the maze Stone.
And a marvel ana lictufr mingled
The H. knoWl, ana he koosn.
And nv and nc nm mined
And n. re were ,he b ua. AMI tie blue seal line,
An, cold north bll behind.
Dy many scented iowtt.
By mapyAvb lew lied fam house.
And many A garner brown,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

I'Hk suDscrlbet having been appointed by The Hon
orable Probate Coui TOT the Uistrctot WasAiali'n,
Commissioner tOreceiVe examine and adjust III claims
no demands OF apersOnt against IN es ate OF lhomas
U, apn late Of Montpelier IN said District, deceased,
fspreSened insolVeh and the temot slA months tfom
ne 5tl day of February, 1864, being allowed b, ID
Coufl 10 the cteditoUet SAID deceased, toe&hh anu
US give notice 4 c
We VIII attend to the duties OF crt appoinnt III at
he dwelling house Of Mrs, Thomas Taplin, IN Munfe'
5f in said District, the 9Ih days OF ri aud JAY,
neit at one o'clock IN The afternoon on zach Of suid day
j. e. EVERY,
February IS, D. lsB4 Fllwj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

CREp WILL IN FORFEITED 81 DR.L DIX
'FDOO II failing 10 oure N les time than RuyAJt
- siciia, slegtGaIy and leim.natiyI VIVA J.
uaH Gin occupation or ieaf ol rNpOture to u
washer, with .ae ANA r'easall nepleiles
aELE ABUSE AND SOLITARY uABlTs.
Their effects and consequence
Special AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
lluideui 10 Mauied aul single iae ies
sECIiEI AND DELICATE DisOR JEE5
lcrcurp Affections Eruption and all Diseases Of the
kin Ulcers Of the NOsv, / IN Uat aud Bod limuies
% the face sweling4 q the Joiuts AerVonsness
umutulOUa aud other Meaknesse5iu Youth, aud The
more advanced, OF all ages, OF
BOra SEXES SINGLE OH MARRIED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

Ma. RlcS DAvESPoRr, OF williamstown, made
and sold twelve hundred poutds OF butter from
sK cows last season, besides what was used in a
family Of Eve persons. At present prices this
butter would bring comfortable little property.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

| ave now been b ere the public for nearly year
are universally pronounced thg ntatest and beat
huing collars rxant
Tn up edge presents perfect curve, free from thu
angles not eel In all other tllars
The cravat causes Fuckers the insde Of the turn
dewn ooliar--they are As shu0ra INSIDE As OUT
81 E. nd therefore pert city ffee and EASY 10 the neck
The rotie Collar has smooth aud evenly flushed
edge on both sides
the form Of collar hut are aolnsp AND SHAPED rr
rnt NrUk
They are nude In Novelty Tor turn down style ,
In every half ,Ie from IL TO II Inches, and In Eureka
Or Garottee from 10 10 II inches and packed IN so
dsts In neat blue cartons containing l01 each also
10 smaller ones otlo eaeh-the tier very handy pack.
age for TtAsener, Army ard Navy omcers,
10 kVEal OLLAR 10 stamped
"Grsy's stent Nodded Coliar.h
Sold by al dealers 10 Meas Furnishing GO do. The
Trade supplied by
nArcH, JOHNSON eco.
Importer aud Wholesale Deaier. IA Men'l Furnish Ing
Goods and Umbrellas, 81 Devonshirs st., ston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
The Great American Tea Company,
VEsEY STREET, NEW YORK.
nee its orRanlIauon his created new


history OF
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY.
A LII selected b. troless onsl ca faster
u er pressly aud exclusively Tor us. aud we never
charge Two Gents 02 Cent per pOuni above cost
Tor original packages.
We have but 0ne Price to every one for each aual
ty, and that price Is always marked on each ample
package at eur store in plsin ngures,
We issue Monthly Price List of cur Teas which
will be sent tree to all VINO order tive advise every
res Seller 10 see Il II compromises full assortment
scied for every locality IN the states Province South
America and the West Indies In THU list each kind is
divided INTO -Four Classes or qualities namely cargo.
high Cargo Fine, Finest that every one may under
sIaud from de orpon And the Price annexed that the
Company are desrmined to undsrssll the whole tea
trade
W. gusranteeto sell all our Teas In original packages
at not over Two Gents per pound above cost believing
this to be attractive to the many who have heretofore
b-,n paying Enormous Fronts.
Our business is largely me on orders which we al
came hmsei, giving true wei hs and tates aud al ways
guaranteeing everything our responsibility enabling
Us 10 do all we omlse. Every eier eau order hi,
tsS direct from the Company, and parties doing bust
ness within Five Hundred 1000 miles Of New York csn
Return Tea bong OF Us II they not cheaper than
they buy esew her, and the Is dssat fec
with his bargain, within fourteen DAYS tl4) and have
the money Refunded to them those who are over
Five Hundred miles can have thirty days 1901 an the
zane privileges xtended to them
Besiuss thee advantages the Company will pay All
Expenses, both ways, II tho leas are re nrned.
GREAr AMhKlCAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND JOBBFRs.
isbs mo'9 81 NerseY St New iork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
For Sale.

FARM Of about any acres, house and barn, situated
n In Brotkneld, on the old stage road leadgn from
Randolph to Montpelier and about two miles north O.,
Vl.avelAni Village forms easy. For particulars ad
dvn, 'nauire Of J, Lamson, residing near the Tvem
"s lAMsok, agent.
Brookteli, jan VI, is6A. rb
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
JONATHAN G iLLU', lcomm,,s
AMOS FLA fridge ''"' -
Fch ~ A II IL f1HW1

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
RAEooLrH DisTRlor, IS. Ffo kdeo, within md or
"a d. rci, On the itf day March A. d. 1854
instrument, putpanHet TO " the last " W and es-
n lament of N Nh mel u.tbufy late Of Bruokhed M
SAID distinct deceased beng presented 60 The Count by
Apta Kl gtbuy, the executor therein named having DIS
cclsl d. llf Probate.
ltsordered ny sad Court that an persons concerned
hoiin be notified 90 appeara lsession Of sad Cont to
be holden al the n bA Once 10 Bfookned on the IN
day Of Apr ls4 and show cause II any lhey may nave
against the probate Of said viii fl which pufpose, 1t
II further orderedtbat copy Of The record Of thisnfde
be published three weeks successiyey uht Gr en- Noun
tam Freeman, printed atNontp eer previous to said time
appointed tor hearing true copy of record,
yl2w3 Attest J. X, CLEANELAkD, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
EARM EOls AAAE.

This farm situated about four mics from West Ran
ph pot, aud lies In the east part OF Brainee,
tanning ary two hundred acres Of land The build
tngs are tW o dwelling hOu es new and just
pleted in modern style aud fnsn. There are upon the
premises six barns and one shed which have all been
led, except one, with hay and gram The last SEASON.
Said barns OF the following dimensions Three are
"a by 80 feet ia 80 by 90 feel 80 by 40 feet
10 by Is feet ore sh.d % BY IS feet sugar fouss,
granery. tool-house and shop said bui dipgs are in
god repa anu The farm is lwatered and we'll sup.
piled with fruits adapted to he soil and climate. For
further particular, nqre Of the subscriber pre-
niseg. Y7gs JOEL A WHITING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
FE.udI
STRENGTHEN CORDIAL.

This me iiciue Is Of long tried en-. 81 ior correcting
al Tie disorders iucdeutslio the fmm NE sex. That
Tie afflicted may teel assured that l- cordial i.uuly
valuable and worthy OF their confidence not one OF
those secret eonI olnds purpoed to destroy healthy &C.
ton add lew Testimonials nom ph, sioau. whom
ell' avorug the Eclectic snd Reformed Practice of
hedci e. re.pset
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

lhraugh te gnora.-e Of tle Qasck Doctor, showing
a. OTHER remedy be relies IpOu nEGUuKY AND give %
(! al be patients .Nl Do fc 90 the No"tpm
iakes equally igl fani, us 20 Als - calico Extracts,
specific ALt.dO,e ~ both ftYius upon ne effects ll
ding tcE 10 hgnd. u j. irlmI ttgd IN yarlUGt
aays ih.o ugAou, NE lana out tAt Luihl b. ssld
r fAe 1al4I.o GONE z whom die ohers grow worse.
%. ist 20 lu.ef asa .ut iot mon Dr. elr- un-
% relieved or cured If pos. BILE by competent physo-
BuT ALL aUAcRs ARR NorIGAURANr
Aothw .ls,s4ding the foregoing ipcIs are known q
some Quack Doc ore and Nostrum takcu. yti. ara
eas Of Tie lie and Leaith Of others here ave hU.t
uoug them wh9 viii even pejufe theusrive- ecnlFa-
dcing giving mercury % their pa lnts li Shat % d con
aimed iu their NusfrIms 20 mat The % ua' Gee mas
To ObtaireI for pruiessediy curnR or She dollar %
traction oi may oe @ aimed iof ne No-ifun 10
thus thst many IRE deeeted ak0 and uselesBy sptu0
siga amounts for experiments with quaeAery
DIX l.. DIX
charges are very mode .ate Communications saeTeilJ
a.uftentis and an may rely on lin with the uuCiei
secrecy and confidence. Ehhttfer maj be- the disease
condition or situation of any one msrfied OF single
Medicines 'eat BY mail and EAIof ~ a part Oil lls
ued rtates
an letters requiring advice mus contain on, dollar to
usure an answer.
Addre.. ia / DIX No a, Epllcou street, Bo,to
Mass
Boston Jan ! 1854 y year. 2yl
VotHE LADIES' The cslsbrsta DIR D.. DIX par
I t.cularly invites al ladies who need MahrIl o.
frEtrai adviser, tocali AZ hif flomf NC q Enaieot
street. Boston, has, which they val ind arranged iOi
heir fIecial accommodation
DIR Din haYit devoted over twenty years TO thh
particular branch Of the treatment % nli disease peu
aI 90 females, it IL nov conceded by a lt0ih tn lhu
'unutry and ia Europe that he e>c,s al Other Auown
acti uurrs Tor me sale speedy ecetual treatment
of VII female complaints.
Hs medicines are prepared viii ae expires plrpcfe
1f removing all disease. such a. ity wtuktts-. a..
lafufal impressions euiargsr.en The womb. ago
ul discharges winch Cow /; ON o rita state ID tlI-
blood. The Doctor h ROW fully ned 600 treat IN hi.
ncuuarsyls both medically and ically aI ais.al..
thr female sex and they are tiuily invited o.
call ~
No II EudieOtt str Hoston.
All Letters requiring adyloe mu ntaln ole dollaf To
tsu an answer
Boston, Jan. !, 1864 -lyesr 2rl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
Bora Sexes, SINGLE OH MARRIED
mr. l. DIA'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFfICE,
~ t-.-..t..., e,.... ft.-,... NJ.


~ Eudlc0tt street, Boston, Mass
20 aroaeed that pa tents OF hear each 9th.
4, Lecol cot, the ONLY entrance TO la office IS No,
u,ltly no family interruption no tina, on no account
su any person hesitate applynl at his Office
DR. DIX
b.iB asserts land II cannot be cOntradiced, except By
iu9oks who Will say OF do ythmG even ptrjuis
themselves to impose upon paiienlH tal he
THE Only REGULAR GRADUATE PuTWCiAH Al
VERrlBiNG ~ BUhIoN.
slXlEEN YEARS
anged in treatment OF Special diseases, fact 10 we'll
,uoWn 10 many Citlzeus Publ shers, Merchants Hotel
ro,nttos SC, that he is musa recommended, ana
,afiicaily to -
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLRs
d avoid and escape Imposition Oh tofeign and Ma.
ave QuaCks man HgmdOas ia Boston han other urge
tit.
DIR L. plN
proudly re Professors ana respectable Physicians
many of whom consult i'm IN critical eascs, because
: lIs aokuoS EDGED skill and reputation attained
Trough 40 ] pg experience pra u e nd observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFOHIUNAIE!
epot olbed andadd 10 our suacrhgt ID being de.
lived the lying BOASTS lulsfepruacl alort false ION
.el. Gud pretnfous OF
FOREIGN AND NAIlN CUACkA,
tAo know little the nature aud .ha actet Of Special
D ases, and LEgs a. 10 their cure Some exhibit urged
uil omGa OIL InsitutiOus or College Wulh Ae4Ct A.
ue1 Iu any part Of the wO III lthtr exhibit DiplO
lle of the Dead. how Obtained, HnhuDWu not only
lynne aud advertising n name 10 ih0e iu rted b.
be- vi mas but ~ mrheT thtr mp,si len assume
mes OF other most celebrated ihYaigal8 tong since
cad. Neithar be deceived by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

br WILLARD c GEORGE. formerly Professor in
the Worcester Medical Col-ge, anu fresueuf ui tho
Ccsetg Ne zeal society, Mss leaks Of 1t Ia Doe io-
have USED the Female streug theuing Cordial sinh
iaf ~ nat Prepared By u o. 1torse - Sweet, iU1.
HANOVER st aud regard As enc oil ihelestm,i cut.
'of female complaints that can be found
Dr. =. Fins sulhor Of" Woman her Diseas,s and
the3 Treatment, says
his medicine app arr to exert a specific iun4en 6
un the Oteus a l. valuable agent 30 ull def4use-
men OF the Female Reproductive o. gans
Dr. E. sm b. President OF the New York Association
OF Sesame Physicians, says
No female IT in delicate health, should omit the
timely ust OF tins valuable cordial. / owe much ui my
suecgss III mdNuery TO he use o, tins medicine
MOTHERS AND MARRiKD LADIES
rhsfolowins from a. 49, isws,l worthy yourno
ticc
As general remedy for female compl iuts this
oldlaih very valuable one bu ty he Pro e. ion u
esteemed more highly iof ia 20 results dun oa-
alement 10 relieving The great Suffering ateuian. pom
hlueith. tackuowitdge with nT smuh that mu.A
oil my success IN mdwi.sIy b. lus 10 Tie use OF this
medi me. / strengthens beta child and Doilcr In
such casts follow the dire u0Hs OF Prof klE is al
losing my patients 10 use IL few We Ks lte. .uus 10
confinement a b. eenergy il impart' TO The Uterine
anu removes the cramps Nhch many ,al.s sie iable
10. NO woman, II she knew the gttGt yaIUt ui tlls
strengthening cordial, would fail osse it,
naNe received numerous testimonilla Rom uII.tNAA
part OF the country VII re used knowing i- .-.l e
Z capable Of doing, lwih warrant every uot.le Il my
Cordial 10 be sati iactory in rs ~ ults.
The following symptoms indicate those RA,lit1ls IS
which me Female strength ming Cordial has proved
iuyaluapet
lnoisI oAton to Exeron, Wakefulness, Nerg ousne s.
Ouosslness, Depression OF Spirits Trembling,
Loss Of Power Pain in tie hack. Alternate
Thus, and Flushing OF Heart,
Dr-8 ing Sen'euon a lac Lower Fart OF the body,
HeaN0ghe,
Languor, aching along
The ihi h. iatoletauce OF Light
and Sound, T.. % tOuutebauce, Ueranrc-
ment " tue stomach and Bowels, uli1culi
Breathing h}steria, &c, az.
ltisa specific remedy IN all UterIue Diseases,
Chor,ss or Green Seku IS lrIesularity, Painiunes
Pfo'use 0f nj pr scion OF Customary DiAhlrg
Cs, Lsueorrhra OF WIRES SC has or u
ocrtieu 81 .tc Of he Uterus, sterlhy, sc
No better tonic eau po'sbl, be put up than this, aud
OF yegeta Bile agents. anu such have Anown 10 d,
valuable, and have used for many years
PRICE, seventy five cents per, Bottle
sOld by druggists generally also, teut to any adj
dress Tree, on receipt OF price.
Be,ure and get that prepared at The
New England Botanic Depot,
me IL. Cp., ~.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

THE Subscribers, having been appointeu ny me Hon
l. Omble Prbqtr Cuuu t0t HE DstrctOl Washington,
60 nnssuners, TO receive examine and adjust al Ella MS
ana demand Of all persons. against the estate Of Lewis
has3tH la'e of Nouhheld 20 sad district, deceased
represented in.ovent aud the Term Of SIX months
from ht 10Th day Of March leG4, being allowed by sad
Cuur TO the creditors Of sad deceased to e1hlitand
prove their respective claims before us; give notice mat
We VIII attend IN the duties Of appointment nj the
clearinghouse Of he late ias.am, ~ Noril field,
~ sad district, the l9th dey If Apr and eth day
8 TENDER next at ten O'CLOCK in the forenoon, ON each Of
said days
InNAmuIN q Al no
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29


Cnpy Of Photograph from Life OF L. A. BROWN showing
he eject Of sTERLING's AMBROSIA IN eighteen
month";
CERTIFICATE.
This IL to certify that, about sighteen months ago
commenced using SrERLlNa's AMBRosIA NV hair was
short thin and rapidly falling out / had tried many
Hair Tones lnvigorators, &c without receivug any
benefit soon after using the Ambrosia my hair ceased
falling ost and commenced growing so raudly "a IN .
tonsh me- Now my hair is thick soft and glossy and is
Ave feet four inches In eugh-wheu let down reaching
he 0oor This wonderful result Attribute solely ~ H.
use Of SrERLINGs AMBRosa as since commenced using
1t l have applied nothing else to my har.
=, ,,., WIS !. A. BROWN,
W, 70 "'V''"SS' "sT 10Th
sTERLING's
SIEBLiNG,s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
Easiest 10 Learn 10 Use and Keep
tia Order


.. a. StnnoH. Iyt.. flntp licG
Aontlrtr june ldlh 1869.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06

OPERATORS ON SINGERS MACHINE,
Oto fit chdreu's bal. and gaes also one 10 ft Tor
machine. None hut first clAss hands apply 3ll
Ninth avenue, top floor. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06
I'sKsS.

A TTENTiON, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
"A tahlished \. Y. Fur Msnui.eturinf Co % Chat
ham Il, opposite Crooks White Marble HOiel, sell
ing single ses 1t their factory wholesale prices. ali
early and set choice ami great bargain, setts q o.;
muis and collars ~, 90 EACH and upwards Sybet1n
sQuinels- Fitch Martin and Mink cable sets very
low, Altering and repairing to the Latest sty .eA
equal 10 new receipt given 10 purchasers ipnlrlng
Ing, MANAGER. kb2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06
ENCG RSlDSS.

HUDSON RIVER EAILROAD.-ON AND
IL antsf h0Gua,, Lee Q, t-GIns leave 10Th n. tts-
10. Albany gli Toy, p,r1s moth and ", Al
at Ss IL 80 A, NJ and 9, q, lLJo T. N. slespnE
sars attach 10 ana lJ3u =, NJ t.ains ir1ul 5Ah st.
All trGins .rivu Oauntc.t 81 thif'' Lnutes 6arIsE
thGn In IT.. sunday uHu u =. " nom 3, III street,
Through height train uaiiy. j. ~. Tot CEi, AAaI
supt. au
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06

oboe PAsTERS WANTED ON LADIES'
- Congress. Apply for days, l22 Third ave, cor
lath at. II. W. PEPPER. u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06
VOLUNTEERS wANTED-vOLUNTEERS

VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
KINGS COUNTY PAYS
Ioronr cur Sl1t, rnd.the Government dlpl making
r2uu ior oac ycsr Fol two yeAu - q, Go 'gTnmeut
Y2uO, making s4lJ Tor two Yeas. For thee ynata
fJ0, Government $500 making for thr'C YEAR, Coo
Men can N In the army, navy marine service.
tiromel iog the navy also wanted AT the boun-
% Fulton u, brooklyn. Remember the number, 40
Fulton IT. u. OOklyn. l3Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06

EOR SAi.E-A 3-STURY HOUSE, ON ll6ts
st contains ground and sItonson, good cellar, wsiei
In the Kitchen abundance OF wardIobes and plntripl
c.ntaining rooms. Price S3,UIO. Apply IA. tho a,op
ll3 Eat ~ IA st. near ID av. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06

CTITCHERS WANTED ON LEATHER
- work aso young man who has worked ut the
harness making or other leather work. Chh e. cor,
Of John 81. w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06

2s3 Sd AVE-, A FIRST.
w nate So litter. 4 SIMPSON, ls6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06
PUBLICATIONS..

l. una lGte .sriu Cu..u.t: IaiD., ln,u... a IT,,
In,ngal; Humnn Fac .; ~, Housa" j. 20 Al.
OF Cha rcte.. lu!oc., inrspit. ca AL. case. SO
Decriltsr No. Pa . ou real LAi, " cens, "
nis, post, Sc ..alA a. 40 ~ A--.ias Aes4.a EUW "
LEX a. WELLS, ~ IS. oadsaJ, ny, 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06

( O1TAGES AND LOTS FOR SAlE At
glsO u eecant dwelllnsA Z 10 lots each, VI U0
sSVN anu rAA1 and IOC lots NJ Si3b 10 S4OO. CiiAH
lOufhhy st, brooklyn. qGl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-A TWO
II story house. with two story e1teusion attrcheA
~ - icet. situated Az theJn PouL Oh the nVrt
~ q Of tS'ic u, nes. thc irook yn Cit kalroed To
pot and Nc the loriea. rice ,2OJ, lcrins ossy
inqntc on the prem,sc., or Of 4. ID. CLARK, cor. d
ffRnkliu a.. and uIeen FONT ave. 4la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-06
INSTRUCTION..
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A FARM OF ABOUT 100 ACRES IN
hOranre Co, \. " with stock aud farming uter-
tlis wagons sc, y eNchanrC los house and lot In
o.. city OF Ncs lorh. Apply 10 JOAN l.. CHASE,
la Hammond Il. SlA
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-24
Communicated
FRosrBURo, March 10, 1864.
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor:
A secret circular signed Many Union
Voters" has been fitting around among
the disloyalists of this place for some days,
calling for convention, to get up bogus
ticket in opposition to the highly accepta-
BILE Union ticket now before the people of
this County for their support. Notwith-
standing the sounding numerical subscrip-
ton to this confidential document, some
people are shrewd enough to suspect, that
there are hardly enough engaged in it, to
bring them up to the plural number
This piece of guerrilla warfare, which is
entirely appropriate to those engaged in
it, will fail. The true Union men have
been engaged too long in fighting the
rebels not to understand that kind of tao
tics. Bushwhacking and bushwhackers
are played out. They are entitled to no
consideration. These anonymous circu-
lars are too Ainsy to deceive any one, I'M
less he is as dull as that very small num-
Der of individuals who expect to defeat
the Union ticket at the approaching cleo
ton. Trot out your dapple gray team
We have defeated the secessionists at ev-
cry election in this county and certainly
we can dispose Of small knot of selfish
renegades.
FAIR PLAY
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-24
Fading Away.

1t is gratifying to observe the changes
shat every where loom up on the subject
Of slavery. Among the able Democratic
journals that have lately renunced the
peculiar institutions, may be classed the
New Yotk World, New York Herald,
and St. Louis Republican. We have
nothing to fear from the real Democracy
Of the land. 1t is the aristocracy, and
their apes, ef all the old parties, who
stand in the way of progress. But a few
days since, Mr.. Bryant, of New York
City, in the Legislature of New York.
introduced series of resolutions, dcclar-
ing that the ,ur must be prosecuted until
sla,rry is annihilated. Thomas jefferson,
the great apostle of liberty, and the father
Of Democracy, was anti-slavery in his
sentiments. The work goes bravely on,
and ere the expiration of sixty days, old
Maryland will rank herself by the side Of
Arkansas, which State has lately wheeled
into line.