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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

FROM TIE ARMY UOSPfTtL--TEi-
'Ioo1y hattie -deid-the nan.o % as r-a a.
lum - abode 90 the potion the 1flcs s1i
-i,rya dcss-i-.u tle mountain Cop. ll--tu, Be-. s.
s.l ts5-,G Glands q the ocesu---uu -sr-l l..
and es-aer of le e.s.lzet Ngrl1--.- Pouring .l .-
evidence OF astonishing elects u DFsss'
PLsvT4TI0N BITTERS. Thousands upon OBJ.
-anl. Of letters ike the iollo~ius nay be ss-
.l- Office.
E-tEussUEr, NIs.. Sep; ..
have been 10 the .-us .-
u- GOO. tren mouths-speecniess AMI nearly -.
AZ Alton. iu-, tley gave ne a but.-e 0. 's-.s.
ai-te-s Three bottles restored -.' 81. .
C.A.FLAJrE-
ScU-H WsRsAw, DE-. t1'- --
One Young man, who bad -s.- 7
.ua not ont of The house fur tSo ycl-s RI ,' ,.- ga
aul cry al pc as cN"r paving the doctors .,
wi-iogt en-ft. l,. r-eu cured o5 ..r
EDWARD Ge.ysi.-
Tie following is from the Manage o. -ls .
ur'ue school ior the Children 10 t1ia-e---
Htvsv-vEg Ms-sf0s. -lsry->- s-~r-
New > lrk, august q .-..
&c IA psAKE Your wonderful pigl-I-
ter, nsye been gwen O. some 90 sI- ttl-
sGrer'1s from wta~nUss snd wess .lns' VI
happy elect one little -.rl, par---. 81.
paine 10 her bend, loss a. 40 Ii-tte ami aA..
IN consumption, 90 whom 81 me.'ica.
been exhausted. iss hern entirely restore.
commenced witt hut tca-p'Hnfu- 10 ht---r- p.
fer appr'i'e aud ''rsa.th nlp-d-s .nere''-. D..
Repeatedly. NEs. o. II. DEvgs-
owe much o. you. ior verify 1s-.s''
the Plantation Iit-vr- base slvtt ~ -l.-
N.v. ". WAGGuNEE, MEd. D., y b.
&c send Us twenty -four dozen more Of your Flan-'
to4 tiers. Gle popularity o. when are -hi-y
SYKES. CHApHiCk CO.
Froprietors Tllara'- u0iel, Washington, DE-
Ihsye gwen the Plantation Bitter
HUNDREDS our disabled elders with the INC; X
tonlshiug effect. .-......
SUPP Soldiers Hone, inclunlt.
IS The Fa1-.-.a Sister. nave s--
n liver complaint . '..r. B s.s it.t - pr
snt hac 90 an.,a l.
u-a ...Hse-Ls Cleveland .
80 g-.t-.. tt--- 1t.e r--
o. q Gerar-rra.. r. .. ... -.ale. and 4r.rtf' .---
o. ~ has ..st.es... ne .a ears % tai' ..-
c.r.N1JNF - Braals4j. 3 o.
Sc, -- Nc-, Sc. 1r-.
TIE n.s-cttiou Bit-er- make the YEA. str'--
4u-..a ..-..l.....t "A . l-. o. .l.Is-sl l-.srss
rcst.s-r I;ey lfe c.ll.o-e, Of the 5s.-a-s,
isaya -ars, cia,v-srevr. o,.-.r-as. .....s
&C.. o.. preserve BE- perfectly ,--- So. --.-z
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
hRs AM
PCL SIC WRss r.

&c T. "A q NC ks.r
The most certain and speedy renee ss-- li-s.,.
tor all the Dsea-ee u he Chest So L-l
CouEhs Code, Asthma, Cpn,uJu ly-Jr
These shfsrs ave the Fnosr 'u.-s--si.
and perfect RELIEF. and when perssysr-s 30. ~
Ia % directions never fall 70 siser r-u< ...
.stins cure. Thousands have been restore %. b..
feet health Eho have triet other al-aas n s,r -
all sia-s-s and al soIEttatiOcs the A. e4a.-,
blessing 40 curs-uJne n-~t d-sUsir % 1-ls,s-..
long the iiressc laay have sEis-s', -F ll---4.
we're q, may ,e. provided tas 0rH-u-c if-4...-.
.hs vital urssH- Il not h1p-isss!y i-esyst p
one aidicted shuglc give them i1Epz1 a. -sz
JOB MUSES., S..- r-uH-.
u Cortland g. -
'rios 6 cent g-r box. For sa-s Is o. 60.
Dec. 5tt SO
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burlington Bo0h asjnOierg.

WILLIAM >COri.
NXTOULn respectfully announce that be is pre-
w pared % execute ali orders with which he Tnay
Ne favored IL the anove line with care and prompt
ness.
OLD BOOKS REBOUND.
MUSIC. W4GxZTYEs. PAMPHLETS, &C., &C..
aoaad n any desired sty lie.
ccut.uL- Booze Of AL kinds name 10 order. P3peT
ruled 70 any pattern-
ORDER Dy nzI wall receive prompt attention.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Address WI. SCOTT,
(Ofice over iluntington's Book Store,
HuriuEtnn March a. -
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pgVkETLC C07EPOtN ,.
ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

Par fu,sa-,si,, Of 80, BLOOD -.slIt5Hg ron .wpruf-
s1-s rel. 0ntunoE lauss OF Trrcu ~ nag sruf-
..s ~ o., >ttu, sore fffaIf- Ngaia lra Fass L0s'
'1.- on Sores, Nirsffuq.. Pans o. re SoHss t-4
a.. .t.l-. Of IN aef4Js tu4isHf pois0n a. ns
r.-fsrs - Ne remedy ever discovered Ehs zone
aIrt Has -en scnlrsta ty this adler re- Use.
- %, i,..u H iona. - p-l-tie 20 l-f-u-t4
f,u5 Is ..-e. o., cured lId in -liurt time te subj
t.f. . scu.npirtely Grad lea Ell from the q, stem.
a l.ata ami 81, Myth are permanently ftstu-el.
-r BAL ~ ills remedy thaL cured cent clllu rom
~. 81 bel. then Z ppius 40 Newport, AMI ilr which
be pr--1ted lr. 81 with ti1 besides DIS BILL aiisr
harlu- .esu under the treatment % the most ei.-
.-If Nh ..ians 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia 10 SEES
York .r Ff-E YEARS Never despair 90 a perina-
reut cuio 90 matter hoW obstinate nur case ha-
been until sou have thoroughly tested che virtue
III tf. potent Alternative fy-uue large bottle ia.t-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

''puul.is Personae" Hy q. 7r. Brouuinr
-tsutlo-a" or the 1i1.t ~ t.- Mouufs ~ the
Author 90 the 6reel Mountain ils-.
Quest" NUFel ttat will via great praise from
Lad as.
-lawu 20 Trnnesses -" ~ Edmund Klrte
iHr rtrs ua~n 90 th. 'sti.n life ID England iu
tHr N--rr Time, Nl tlc Auth r al tie Scluuurr-
..tl .If.tN-
tne H,v u.s Iol vi frece Third Book
lAv "a climate lew Juvenile by Csp.-
O. 1891 tr...
Peg sale hy
g. Cd. FRFNgT co
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

L-tEusluEr- Wis. Sept ...
have been 10 the .-Is ..-.
t.- iuu. trec muLth--.peeCniess and Ur1rt r..
lr Con. d.. tley gave ne a nut1ic 1. '.s-.t.
Iittt-s Three bottles rest r-. .. EEL.
AMI clrel me.
C.A.FLAJrE-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

Tt., '.s-,tton Bitter, make BE YEA. Etr1--
rest.5-r. laey afe Composed Of che se.-.--,
isaya ara, ciater-Fev'. oss-.l-as. ..'.'s Oh.
&c. s.. ..5r.esss- .4 l.-.e-t-i ,--e 81. .-.-z -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

scUrH WARsAW, o.. fr'-.-
One Young man, who bad --.- .-s
.ua NOT ont % The house flr tSe ycl-s ~ Oh >-.--
and Ery .as. cf"v paving the doctor. .s..
without 4,u-ft. l.,- r-e1 curel rl ...
your .it----
EDWARD r..r t...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

Ihsye gwen the Plantation Bitter
HUNDREDS OBJ our disabled soldiers With tie up-,
too..f M effect.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

&c send Us tNent, -four dozen more fyour Plant.
toa .-te-s Gle popularit, Of which are lai-J
s-ea-fu- with Ll.r guests n ur house
SYKES. CHADHiCk CO.
Proprietor, Ellar1'- t.Otel, Washington DE-
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owe much o. you. for verify as-'N
trc Plantation ilt-ur- base saved ~ l.l..
k.N. ". WAGuCNEE, Aisd D., y }
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
CHEAP FUEL.

The enormous price Of coal threatens
seriously the comfort and health IT. th,
working portion. # the population the coin
lug winter Coal a, Sel2 or. Ni3 per ton
Is almost cuttiIg otf'f:un the poor ,he3pos-
sihllty of using ir. In various parts Of
the country efjr,. are Being nude tcAp,o.
duce some substitute which shall he chea.
per In New England peat is otsrn hurn-
eli When other fuel is scarce. and in per.
tons OF New YorF, rhese peat abouads.
there is talk OF i-ying 10 prepare II tor
markes At: Medina, Orieans csunty,
New York. there il 1 l,efsof peat ten scres
in ex1eut. wieh about an average depth Of
six ieet of peat 1t has been worked since
June last, and two hundred aud 6fty tons
taken out This peat r-sults fro,s the
decom bssition o: ,sses. aud is recent
! tersasi on. l.. New kngland tl,s, pea. or
tutf buried has been prepared without tie
use If machine other thaa a simpls spade,
made in peculiar form. for cattinng It.. /.
Is l.i3 upon the ground in blocks. some
times in the fashion OF cob-hoa<e.: till
me sun has evaporatsd all or nearly oil
the moisture, snd tueu it is s;orca In .
dry place for incl, Peat thus prepared
for market y'eAs tar and r9soiig gAat; t;EEs Is
acid. A tou, it ;s sal will yield elev Gu
| gallocs Of tar Tie. same ve,ght Of peat
can be carried In half tic space Of coa,s In
Massachusetts there are. said 10 br 100.
600 900 tons If i, 4, ,t,es Penn -fyaris
ceai mnes. 1there Is waste of coal which.
at Presept pricesvuaglH DO properly u,il-
lied. lmluel,>c heaps of coal dos; ffom
nc screcniog lie all at"us 10 ,be ueigl bor-
! h"fd Of the nt'-es, which. ii mixed With
coaf tar. or cstn pac;ed By o her suts.s L.
c-s. would be a. useful as coal i,seifEe f,r
burning. w here IL. lets it is an encutn-
brance. bat converted int" cheap fuel it
would be rapidly .aasumcd Ia ordinary
= times with coal ut 81 or s. per ton. il
probatly would-hrt paw suihcieiit protis to
lundertn kc to ui'izss,his waste, but ucw :.
thai ordinary cysi is thsee tunes ue.rly
those prices. i wsu'l certainly FAY the
enterprise which *caid arirg i, nnio a ei:y
market, aud which could afford 70 sell i, st
much less price than coal i,seIs Uni.ss
soane means al. taken promptly TO re'i,cc
fasi to , price winch every body can ssI. ID
10 pay, there ~iil NO; only so sufFcrirI
next winter bat slcrsSnSss Hs other di~.-
agreeable ,eonsrqnsncss. arising -fem i's
'parshar::og---Lsl9~. :,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

had bot D siug'e ahousha.s After these.
'riah,s bad bee0 observed. there was q feast
,.a b9g and hcniny. .roAi turkey. Famp-
sod whiskey 20 bs discussed. h the
':dtrae Of hidman essed,a the newly weddsd
pair l~ers pa, 70 bed assordiag 10 she cqsr
saasssiilsis sagss Anepg tae saral papa
They bad Scarce Scare: beeysS 10 ,sasa,i.. v ,i ,he
situation before there was great rzttlihg
a. the d,ar, land AZ imperative demsnd
had just discovered that the magistrate
was not regularly elected officer. aud
was I", ajns',ce y. all Alarm took them
all. and another jistice wa$ss fhr who
iset sdn,e Riilss disAut' Before midnight
the kIol Was tied again aud the anxious
pair suff-red to retire for the second time,
The irst coniretemp,s was discussed
freely by those Who hal not g"ne ho,ae.
aud the vario1si c ntin nge6dies oi the mat
ter Thoroughly investigated. al. a, once it.
was 'fou"d out that the last JUSTICE, lived in
KaiutncE. while the ceremony had been
performed just over the fine in Tennessee.
There .was . hurried ru>hrup the stairs.
aud another abusing -of. the, hrile and
groom. Iney came down stairs somewhat
dissatisfied with the turn matters had taken
aud then the whole party yent. d,wp the
road three q nar.srs Of a mile till they got
into the State whese the squire lived and
there ,at wediiug rites were performed
for tlie''k;rd time The hridr's m"thcr
not sat;seed as.iaall Abs cd4iedy Of errors.
, had. some ti,ue before iispa.che a s~it,
messenger fnr, a stated preacher aud eben
they e.. b,ck to the p,t.rual wansinn, TO
max an :hin,s >ase. til: kuot vas lied for
the fourth time by the man Of God by
this .rne>,he FRS, glstnrse oi layi:sht was
Fstrsakiug the essters sky. Peg aas
Wesr,.d ous ~ the experience aal arS, s.
ieties uf tJe aig:.t. thy were at la.t SIT
scred 10 retire in pracs. I.slf an hour
had not 4psei before ther. was 'oaf",lsr
confusion IA the house. y laundering &
.A.ct 1t tie cham ber loo- oe the young
couple uta',c III. groom thoroughly mad
lie told whoever 1t vas that it vas too
ia,e, anissr esssz he .souia not get ur sgalq
tcr ,..ali TIE IA isiake;s 10 the word Es
v5dlii dli"@hhii @hhip The Grs.', man that d,s'tcrbvl
aim again, Me didn', care VINO. II VAS 4
.gtuE demaud to open the door, If he did
avt xi-a 10 have it beaten dosa. aud. the
'a;'.e Vi a u.usket dee ejd.d. pim, to submit
uuc: u re 70 the imrne.''ca. :.
Ga opeu;"g tie portal, Ac vas con-
frouttd hy Federal ciicer, and the words,
you are nay t.isener. sotna s,vus 'tf,t~ne
/ ..rVsiag d,d &c p!sad +, have tts priyi-
iese Of C!siug bail f)r lis appearapce.
ana al his offers pf brihes were as uscless
as The wind. The officer charged With
his arrest was iGf xorab bic, and now the
chap - speeding his share of the honey.
moon a. C"luuirus, IL iae guard house.
while the disc1nsoiA;c maid. his trile
weeps for hi;n' at Loias.--Mmo Bulletin
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
The Draft in Maryland.
Filth Congregational District

Filth Congregational District.
ELLlcozT.s Mills. Nov. II, 1861.
!Sec.,na Di.,ricf-Taare were SIC name.
put 10 the wheel iu this district, and -
draw" out, inciudins the 100 per cent
resnisi.g as t"iioxs;' r". s.,.tt'. -
!, .Jnhs Collins. colarei, lstore., rear
Reausvilsc; Chssllrs Cnnnel.,. farmer. near
FaaorA;. William f1enfg. "eoloted, with
'kasaliss Gar,tner; Gorge F. Barnes. oil
Ssrah. coto.ed. lstorer. head Of 81. Ma.
rys river; John S,rman,;ae, farmer
William II Barnes, CT jesse. colorsd
laborer. So, Mary's river; Jno R Barnes.
Of Betsy. do. Factory For g.; Jsme.
Cecil. farmer near Tubmar's store; Pete,
Thompson, -eosured. do. Factory Forest;
Thou'as Ridgeii. farmer, Factory Forest;
Washington Dyer. laborer. near Beans:
vile; James .MiIburn, colo-ed, do. St
Marys r'vers Johu Dyer, farmer, Poplar
Hill Forrest: John j Beale, col,red, la.
'berer. uear BeaLsville; James j Sargent
preacher. 'uear Clifton Facterys Heur,
Watts. farmer, St. G'orge's; Saul Bar.
Der. iaborer. .uesr Hors.beal; John Shir.
ley. celorrd. do.. near Clay Greyk:' Hy
Bsrnes. of Brady. DO !. .pfrey Point; ia.
|S b Ham nett. farn,er, near flursthead
Henry J::Hali. tesehcr, near Clay Uraek
Vim Myers. laboger. st: 'Geefee's I.:and;
Peter Baruss. cerd. nboter,. J J,hn iE. frnc )
OF jesse. do, Factory forest; Clayto'
Rid gel. tarrser. do Dasld B-iscoc, feni'd
~hh Thcs Lokrr; > H Hutch,rson,r miller
factery; Jno AyeSs,' tshmas, ST g eurgs's
tslasa;" Alver. 'esesves, do :, do, Alex
'Morgaa. 'co.tred, sailor. y, ee6res's W a,
T Lawrence. ra-uer, .ear .Gk<tn.I FACTORY;
Sc, t,phei, esther. cnii with chas' Den.
Jacob Lilies, colorcd, la;;o-rr, near 10. s,.-
hv ld;;..N nfs Rsaucis Ford, Erner,r near
Ceu,re vile; ancs T Unts io., Factory
f.Irs';. Faux Tss,or. -eils,sed, With L
@t'ete; bsptist Mason. do!. awitn J. EN~,n
Coal; Joha Bannsr. csrpsn, r.. nssf New-
p"r.; JaScb yfrr,s u Dr. " te,l5rcd,, a.
ey'er. El'iscy PMat; H.nry Jordan oi
Ei.zabe.t. ''-sa.. d. So. Georgs..; J,ta
Cocmta, farr.or. ! Clifton. F.c,ory Eores;;
11hn " ATS. colored, With Thomas flebA;
Saul .,ssucss d. siaboser; Johs l. liam
nssE a.s fArlher. dear Hor shess;: Il A Tag
Ill., ss sssst a jssss asas ii aist yss; jsss s
Raad. fasraer. Cels. Pcir;; Richard
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
MCNCHAUSEN II.

There lives in New Hampshire VII q &c
mar called Joe, who almost puts to
shame Baron MoucLausen himself. Of iy-
Ing celebrity jne called one-day apou a
ncighbor Of his Of the Iame Of Iinltou
and. finding kim .lmost ch1ksd with ohim :.
ncy smoke. said: sYos don't Enow as
fnuch about managing smokey cainneys
as | do. Squire. or you'd cure ''en." :"
An ea:u iiolton. with interest. did
you eT.s see 8 smoky chiusey cured z"
Seen i, p said cid Joe. i ,hlnk have.
| had the wore, ci.s, in Ssssnsrd county
ouee. aad curedsit little 100 much ;.
How. was that?' Ms.< Hoiton asked
"Why. you see,"', said. Il built little
house out yonder, At WoIf Hollow, ten or
twelve years ago. Jim Bush, the fellow
that bniit the cnilsneys. kept biiud drunk
three-4uartcrs Of the time. aud crazy
drunk the other. I told him I though,
he'd have some,hing wrong: but he suck
~ 1T sud flushed the Aosse !. Well. We
moved iu aid built FIRE the next mssn-
ing. to ooii the tss-kettle. .Ail.ths smoke
game through the room and sea, cat Of
The wiudows: not Bit wen. dp The fues
10 v as tsied for twc or, three days ID il
Est, verse AMI w.nse. BY and by.ir esu.e
oa to gain, ana Inc rain began 10 conc
dowp the chimney, J. pus, tie fire out 10
"a Minute and dii.cct.y ii cam7 coxn Ia
the psilful. We ksS ~ e.se tie bas,y off
lhe asvs seoo - 24ai ts, ofEH wdula have
been drowned. IL isiesn u:hncscs .tae
.aier stood kEeeS.el. or tIe e ,cs.
p fpret,y s',n .yt. ssrssa III. ife matter.
The a.ui, ses gals. Es-;al sfA,h. 'rs.fn4,e:y
.#rsasg hid ue: st aasssr ras~as,dSwnwarsI
lss.iasssi Ahtiss rs,us sabiasaasassassi
~. y, .lal4.dwgs wgnssd r. is,!ssA.k|aasafssi
-r,sIske. .sa1. III, 1faf MN ssssa
.lss-ysus.s .si~basvst tzbdi.s ssssss* t,is'5yatu W.
sa<sss ,surd aisssssshoissicrFh ,sniaskelI
ltpssk| Aarwtfsd,i sAt Jps.aos-xr~.r ID
d. ~ NJ. 7, .ssas IT,, -, = aEa- sa
ytsfa%sat ssrts.As GsAt eta;S: ftA,
ass ti.s ssy I cured il scc much" 7sib.
ds0s-tns keeHg' A6sat 6eAtsu sss-.E Well.
a,aai5stsaA %asisag4f sfIyaus-';'fS'*
"rre;.y son after sc Ga ,ac chi.aaey
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

! fot long aiass.s.ltss.f.lssa,a Salsisr 70
tEssd sfor lks x.ts stiis sasw si4s<l'
taslssa . ne e.F'd.Sss \ 'ssisSf nnA l.z
aessse. The Graz hslpsss, ,tssi p. sslsod
ed to was Ihe ii uasrrgi,tg Tie. .tl b. aad
3sf Reh'ad him .kse hss s,ar,sd pss -
stak the huo.ls ~ .Se s.asioa' .. s;assh, :
lafss party vss Gosien sp w tks tkdsb
isnly; sud . 'sa. Via YES Aoss.isa =
sSsrssass y tns reacs., .bseag I'm ekss
de'a tho ctsee tor ~ snsy J0esss hetens lkie
cruel ~ar oommenced. prrf5-ni.d TIE oer-
''aiony '.as Uaisea txoisyiLg bs.sA tL.t
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

do~n abb .,hca.her cad spsH assssaa one
Of the chair. ont sf the reosn, add directly
sesa sns,hsr- r-of.sm--shooting towards
The fireplace. Next the tahaes 6e si.. knd I
Sea ihabAeklas ging up Thsn1 grap.
lnlsd lnlyd The ola, ,spmanl uulsr !, ,oas ass. aad
the 5abY under tfsther and started bu,
Just u I eot tc ytls sdpaF seed 16.i c5s CO..
iag across the aco~. hISsiihg oa srsta Der
claws TO the carBe*. yelling swfellv tt
s'asn'i no USE. just see her gsingr over
M Ia, sf her, .Wsi ss,t s 'ai. dil'v"u was 'as ds
thtu?' asked Ho!:op; #of cou.ss. YOU
could rot live a. in-"tsuch a hou>e :"
'Couldn'' | though p said Jo-; 'ha:
dill; put paul'ice On the jamb ofthe fire.
place. aud tha, drswed ,'otasr way. 80 we
had no more trouble" -,-,-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
NOTICE TO csEp1rdfs..

NOTICE is hersty given that tine sub'cri-
IV bef hsa obtained from the .ofeini.a
Csurt Of 81. Mary county, IN Masfis@d. III
ters IF asmi',,s raraon un tne personal c.:aie ~
Mary E*'fxyes, '-ln'e Of sad Eou.y, de-
ssa8ed ~ pefsons Aavtng tfsftns ass,hst the
said decensed are hsseby wstnei 10 e&hihil the
same with the pr.:,:r .u,,chea thereof. - t,-
sabssril.~s "n or before enc 24th day Of April
1s65, pthsswise !hey may be exe.uisd by law
iroa. a. :,e leti uf the said -.ta;e. G,sear un-
DEE my ;,anJ this ~ cay Of Oct, lpJk
JOHN Fl YATES.
Admin :GtOr
cei 2D.h. ls6&--4v.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

ONLY 700 KILLED.

: ~Nerspsper cap'i"'
Only seven hundred
- Robtsd e6 tll.ir breath
Out Of lie suddenly
harniei TO dss,h--- !:
Ohsts red battlefield,
prenched Of their gore,
TEey. were stretched fearfu!!y
Waking no more.
There mid the regiments.
Where cannon thuaLerei.
There lay the murdered net,
DULY seyea hundred {!
Some have left families p .....
Flooded in tears--
Left them i" p"serty.
Sorrows and fears.
Hv.e widows and ortttans
Send up their n.oans.
There fathers and mothers
,Bewaa fhr.their sous.
b. ne let csnnos srtf
:, They have been sundered.
Lst .thc dead tslsep,--they are
Oriv seven | uudreda
~
Tboa'onds on thousands vent 7,s
Ou, 10 'h> fray, 7
Thousands on thousazis fell
Since the fist day. ..s .s
There have been. ste sis,s ef blood
Puu.ed out Ike rain,
Figures ezk"rs, themselves
Caur,ipg the slain. 80
II .nch loss as this.
A 'hirs to oe Wondered:
Why maze . couut u 'hem :!
Oily ssvsu hlaafed!
j. s....-se. ssz - ~ - Aa--- =. -. :
".Iau'slinhnna"iy + = !.
Makes taonssn.s yaorra."
rnw 'an- -. Il rhc cs,v-g Ere
Il, .i,s h*yrt hufn:
Var Larjcuz t,.c {. eliIgs:.
Pats hove unde- tlo.
And rolses up al.rof
'fiIe devil in msa.
I'll! OF a. show. Of pity 4
He seems Ia be p'un.:ared,
A,G over crowds Of the murder,
cries.
''ONLY seven hludred."
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
TO the Merchants
a OF
LOWER MARYLAND.

n VHF undersigned has large quantity ol
\. CIGARS on hand, msRuiactur~d at the
fac, ~ in Le,nartltawa, which wil bs soid
cheap tor CASH. ~.r.r
Merchants and others vonld do well to call
and ex canine myIsncx l,e:, 70 ging elsewhere
to purchass' Orders from suy part Of the
state wiil receive prompt attcn,i,r.
JAMES TN tALEY.
Sap-29 5i-4, .eonardtnwn, Nd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
SELECT SCHOOL 4
FoR
Y DUNG 7 AUI EE,

:LISS KATE CAVALIER. 10 wiling 4.
Az add fsur yr,ule ls,liss 90 the nuinber D.
pupils at present ussier tssr care sets. as. s
.sshe has'caurSsas'- and pleasant Bcardin.
.aec,,pmuiatioEs toF them Her eoasse Of ir,-
s=sucffon tc,n,pri~si al the asisf t,rat,cne.
tancssf'fn- the ta.t l'str.ais AcadsaaiesAinciud
iix French. :ssl;is Drawing. Nssd.e Work
FHh Fah sees.,a G. ms,ences Monday Sep,
ten:be- sth 1854. - - i a. las
her terms saIi hsIm4de.knoy.u upon aplli.
ca.i,a by letter. Or other w;sc. =.
AddresA Len,srr: Iuwn, P. O.,
Ssssfnrys county, ad
February 18th, leS&-tt. =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
, BOOTS Wp
4 NJ
> SHOES "

'EsHE undersigned respectfully calls tt,s at.
tcuts,n ot nis friri.cs IN st. .M.ry's aui
tive a'tj"in!na c'a,"t,es {" hia large assortment
4 BOOTS ani SHOES. !. lis sells exclusive
y h.s own r,shhfacs; re, aud. hi% .>,yck em-
hia'es Ladies' and. crntienens Cai!ers, au.i
children aud Sesvatrs' shoes, of lual:ty aul
at prices u salt al! cls.sfiers, sHe ,F;as he,o
-1aary Years in. business, ard rs aafk has,
k4.etnforc. given general Satisfaction. Il.
WI! seli as gosi wsrk and as iow as sny house
liz Bais:mSfe. R.fso;,s are req dested I" call
AMI !4's'f;: tke.naelsee, before purchasing z
e!arwhc.c. -.....
GEOR III S. CI.OGG,.
80. aas - - Me-. = South Ca,v T street,
tone ,hsbr iron, RA!lin ~ street,,
Baltimore, I'D.
F-bru.ry I1:h, 1854 en-,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
hsTlcE. o. REMOVAL:

AKcssEs. JOIiVB. WEcCn Il son,
w h.s:ns ba"ght .u; lie s.1-t - W. i
Fadge,,.. e., the GROCERY Husl VESS. cau ie
f,sa!a. hereafter, a, M. II Cn'n'"efce steel
4 aissst 'PsS,;t s'icte :sey WI. ..Te on hard .
i eepar1l sssaytssesa if ifssfgc5ERiES, ~hiEt
Nsp wl!f svn inu-, for CtSH Na'Taey afso
have en- hanis c!.olce asSe csralsnt Cf ;iqa"ra
ssne d: wh,:l. are very oit and la',e"
P-sonal a.:.tt:";F VA. he paia 70 o.d.
aiso to the sale rF { toducs.
JOHN y WEl.Ctl & SON,
Gr.crss a:ld General
C~nim; .siun Aiei .:l.snls,
Nc. ~ CSMn.erc. street,
- BALTIMORE.
March 3ls., les.-3a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

la Circuit, Court fqr Saint Msry's county.
I. sliding as Cd.trt of Iaaity.
James II. coursey and others
Matthew J N'aes tley and eahers
No = Ssu Enuity

a ~. -. -~-~- "a" "-t' !. 81"
Ordered that tie ss.e made and reported
By Geo | Spa'Ias. Trustee in ths case.
De ratified atd coufr.nei, ua.sss eau &c to
be c"n'rary 5e shown Oh CT before ths
third Monda, il. Noyru5er. ncx,; provi-
iei = c"ry ct This ordsr lie .ss-ssed in the
Saint Mary's 'G.z::,te.' once week for
;tt,ee successive weeks lrsv:ous to the
bird Monday of f-Nu.e.hber next
The report states tho arn"uaf df~aie to
be 1--we hundred and sve ,brars <s5o5. }
JNO. A. CAMAttER. Clk
Ct. G.. tor s.ips Mary" county.
True copy-rcst.. 49,
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Crk.
:: August 18th 1864.
Aug-9s-3a-.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

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