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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-02

THE Episcopal festival, which was
held in the Court House, on Thursday
and Friday, Dec Oath and Goth ults',
was not as we'll attended as on former
occasions. The proceeds amounted to
$50.
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NOTICE.

JOHN MERRIMAN DAVIDSON AND 9TH
ERS vs.. JAMES DAVIDSON AND 9TH
ERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
In Chancery.
ORDERED, this oath day of December,
" in the year 1863, that the sale made and
reported by John A. j. Creswell, Trustee in
the above entitled cause, of the residue OF
the Mount Ararat Farm, be ratified and con-
tirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown Oh or before the fifth day of March,
next; provided a copy Of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed at Elkton,
once II week for one month, before the fourth
day Of February, next.
The Report states the amount of sale to
be $1,000. CHAS. Ii. HAlNES,
True copy-tcst, Clerk.
CHAS. Ii. HAINES,
Jan 9, lS64-5w Clerk.
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nTWe have letter from the army
this week, but owing to the issue of a
half sheet, we are unable to put it in
print.
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S. Is. FORD. CHAS. PEACOCK.
1863.
ZONE and see the bargains that are now
~ being offered to the public at the store of
FORD l. PEACOCK,
IT,.
S. d. FORD.
CHAS. PEACOCK

Cherry Hill, Md.
Having purchased very large stock Of
FALL& WINTERGO
prior to the recent advance, we are prepared
to sell them at prices that defy Competition.
OUR STOCK embraces general assert
ment of Ladies' Dress Goods, Prints, Gin
CHAINS, Beached and Brown Muslins, Flan-
nels, Tickings, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Jeans, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, Hardware, Queens
ware, Earthen and Stoneware, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Drugs, Paints, Oils Varnish,
&c, with full stock of Groceries, and in
fact everything calculated to iolm COM
PLErE assortment. All of which we are sell
ing at less than city prices for cash, or coun.
try produce which will be taken at highest
market prices.
N. B.-We solicit a call from our friends
and the public in general: and we will use
our best efio' is to sell them goods, so as to
make their call a profitable one to them
selves. FORD X PEACOCK.
nov q, lsG3-tm
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Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY
Chester County.
Election of MANAGERS

TIVE members Of the Mutual Fire Insur-
l. ance Company Of Chester county, are
hereby notified, that in accordance with the
provisions of the Act of Inc orporation Of said
Company, an Election will be held at their
office, in Coatsville, on second day, On on
DAY,) the 4th day of lst month, (Jan-
uary,) next, to elect thirteen managers of
said company to serve for the ensueing year.
The election will be held between the hours
of ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ,
Of said day.
A proposition will be submitted to the
members at the election to repeal than part
of the BY Laws, which prohibits etitctIng in
surances in Incorporated towns out Of Ches-
ter County,
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A r ARE OPENING,

wv ANTED to rent the STOREHOUSE.
w situated on the principal street in Che! :
apeakc City, formerly occupied by j. Dun
ming X Co. 1t is the oldest and amongst the
best stands in the town, 1T having been &C.
cup ed As a store upwards Of twenty years -
1t has been lately rebuilt, and has all the
convenences requisite for business purposes
Possession given on the 10th of JANUARY
Also, New Building attached. 1t contains
Parlor, Dining Room, Kitchen, Pantry, and
cellar, with five large Bed Chambers will
be rented together, or separately, to good
tenant. Apply to
CHAS. II DUNNING,
Jan2 ls64-8t Chesapeake City, Md.
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FLAN NEI.S.
LEATHER.
TilE subscriber has now and intends keeping
l. in the old established Leather Store,
n. T.. Corner Fourth and Orange
Streets.

OPPOSITE THE Upper WAREHOUSE.
WILMINGTON DE LAW A r f..
large and well selected assortment Of Spanish and
Hemlnck Sole Leather; French and patent Calf,kn of
superior brand and all the various kinds of Leather
made usc of in the manufacture of Boots, Shoes Saddles
and harness, all of which will be sold the res-
enable terms Persons wishing to purchase Leather will
find it to their advantage to cnl and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
1T. CHAMBERLAIN.
p, S,-Patent Machine stretched Bands, cemented
with waterproof cement. and copperivrtei. constantly
hand and made to u<er warranted to give sntsfnc-
ttn nov 2S fS61LShns
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MISS l.. "A. HUI DSON,
FASHIONABLE
D R ESS M A X d R i,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
IL Ladies' generally, in the vicinity OF Elk
ton, that she is prepared to FIT, make and
braid anything in her line, with neatness and
dispatch; also, Stamping.
Rooms at the late residence of Fredus Aid
ridge, Esq, LIST door below Mrs. Geo. Wells
or 9TH door above the meat and provision
store of Joseph Wells, Esq, Elkton, Md.
dec l9-3m.
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TO FARMERS.
Dai1',y1nen & Country
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ENLOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed,
Il Tobacco, Hay, Plank, Joice,
Slaves, Hooppoles, Tan Bark,
Wood, Sheep, Calves, Poultry ,
Eggs, Bacon, Lard. Butter,
Cheese, Game, Vegetables,
Wool, Rags,
Fur Skins,
Fruit,
Green, and Dry, &c.
Can have them well sold at the, Highest Price
III Baltimore, with full Returns always with
in Ten Days Of their reaching the City, by
forwarding to the Commission House for
Country Produce of +. L. MARINE,
\. L. Corner Of Frederick Il Pratt streets.
N. B.-The advertiser having taken the
commodious Warehouse, N. h. Corner OF
Frederick and Pratt streets, and having album
dance OF experience in the business, trusts
that he will continue to merit patronage, by
the most careful attention to the interest Of
his patrons. The articles are taken charge
of on their arrival and carefully disposed OF
promptly to good Cash customers, and the
Cash Returns made Immediately to the own
ers. The highest charge made is Five per
cent. Goods of every description except
Liquors) purchased and forwarded with dis
patch, when either Cash or Trade accompa-
MES the order.
Respectfully soliciting your favorable con-
sideration, am respectfully yours,
+. E. MARINE.
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1913 ACRES.

about 100 ofwhich is in good state of cultiva-
ton, moderately rolling, divided into conve-
nient enclosures by good post and rail fence
mostly. 1t is well watered, having running
water in nearly every field. About 20 Acres
Of heavy TIMBER, principally white oak,
hickory, and chestnut. There is young APP
pie Orchard just beginning to bear, OF choice
Fruit, also, variety of Peach, Plum, Pear,
Ounce, Cherry, Grapes and EveIgreens, Of
imported varieties. The improvements con-
sist of Frame House "a by 30 feet, contain
ing six rooms and garnet with slate roof;
and a large Barn 60 by 45 feet, Stone Stable
by Sheep House attached large sized wagon
house, all nearly new; well of good waite.
at the house and one at the barn.
A portion Of the purchase money can lay in
the property, if desired. 0f'Sale to COM
mence at O'Clock, z. NJ. on said day, when
attendance will be given and conditions made
known by JOHN l.. NICE,
dec 2o.3t SAMUEL BURNS, Auctioneer.
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FURNISHING DRY GOODS !!

have very largo and well selected stock that
was bought before prices had advanced much. and
can consequently sell lower than dealers.
SHIFTING MCSLINS in every quality of all the best
makes
sHEETING MusLINs, IA. ~. Q, "a and "a wide
Of all the qualities in the market.
LINEN SHEETlNGS 5 y 4. ~ and 23I wide.
- PILLOW LINENS ~ N and = wide-cheap.
TABLE LINENS in u very great variety of patterns.
widths and qualities equal To any in the city.
NAPKINS DDilIES and TOWELS. of every descrip-
tion. from low grades up TO the very hghe, imported
MARS LILIES. Lancaster Alendale ard Honey Comb
CONTEMPORARIES.
Al extra assortment of
FLANNEIS.
in all the great cOlors among them the celehra
Thatcher 1annels full yard wide very heavy and uu-
shrinkale One lot of the hest 80 Red and GRAY
Twii!e in the city.
CANTON FIANNEl.S. Of every kind at the lowest
prices. Having roid particular attention these kinds
of goods have much better stock than is usually
kept. lIosekeepers and societies will find it greatly
their advantage to examine ties. grades.
GRANVILLE HAINEs.
No. 1913 Market street. adv. 10th,
dec s, lS63-2,n PHILADELPHIA.
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CAUSAGE CUTTERS AND SUFFERS
~ just received, and for sale at the store in
the Hollow, by WEI. NcCLELLAND.
NOV II, 1895
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-02

A LOT of Clocks for sale cheap, at tin
IA store in the Hollow, by
nov II, 1868 VIM. McCLELLAND,
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E'A IL ElD

lying near Rising Sun, Cecil county, Md. i
mile south of Pennsylvania line within half a
mile of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cen
trail Railroad, now in progress, containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-02
RECEIVERS FOR 1864!

The Board of managers have appointed the
following named person Receivers for the
State OF Maryland for the coming year, viz
Israel Reynolds, 4th district, and A. Ritten-
house, Rising Sun, 9th district.
By order of the Board Of Managers.
C. H. BRADLEY,
Coatsvile, Pa. dec Is, 1868 3t. Sec'y.
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CLEEGYMEN,
LA MYERS.
PHYSICIANS, and
CITIZENS,

I'll lLENS,
tesifying of their own personal knowledge to
the beneficial effects and medical virtues of those
pitters
DO You WANT SOMETHING To STRENGTHEN Yoy
~ YOU WANT \ COOP APPkTlTE;
~ noI MANI 70 BUILD UP YOUR CONSTITUTION
DO rou WAIT TO FEEL WILL!
Do IpC WANT To GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS,
DO YOU WANT MERCY
do YOU WANT To SLEEP WELL?
DO YOU WANT BRISK and VIGOROUS FEELING,
If You do, use HooFLAND's GERMAN
BITIEkS.
From Rev, j. Newton Brown. D. D.. Editor of the
Encyclopaedia Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recomme.,,
fatent Medicines Ill general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects [ yet know of no
suhcient reasons why man may not testify to the
dement's he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation. in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard to Hoaf-
ianu Heimnn Btters, prepared by Dr.. C. NJ.
jackson OF this city, because / was prejudice
against them for many years, under tho impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture
| am indebted to my irie:d Robert Shoemaker,
Esq tor the removal Of this prejudice by proper
tests. and for encouragement to try hem when
suffering from gre at md long contuued debility.
The use Of three bottles of these Bitters. at tho
beginning OF the present year. was followed by
eviaeht relief ana restoration to d. gree of bod
lily and mental yigor which had NOT felt for six
nohth s'etore and had almost despaired OF regain
ing therefore thank God and my friend for
directing NE 10 the use of them.
) NEWTON BROWN.
;1o.;,
The New York herald., 1864-06-04


DAYDRsOH RAOB8-POOLS pOB YHB DDHBy WILL
- seld 81 Lafayette Hail Saturday evening ~ eight
e'sssh and svssy evening daring Me sscss Cemmnsios
DO0Ls 9N 1HB GREAT DERBY RACB-rO CONF
on % Pateresn New Jereey, JANET l06A win be soid
~ he b. Clair Hense, 10 Broadway, corner Of Bshtn
street en salnrday evening, June BETTING men
v Ana This favorable opportunity 70 invest q tSs event
CPRIN0 RACE NETTING.
- 80 PATERSON. n, j.,
TUEEDAy 5fH, WEDNESDAY 8TH AND THURSDAY
eTH OF JUNE.
First Day-PURsR $500, mile heats THE JERSEY
DBRBY Of l000 so enk, p IN mile dash, 81 entries
POST STAKE Of $50 $i9o snt ISr syS mi ,s heats
dash THE NURSERY STAKES Of 5000 Sioo half Y, y,
Of $500, mile and quarter dash Third Day-THE BEQUAL
sntTiea POST STAKE Of $500 mile heats 800 ent,
p subs PURSE Of 500 for beaten horssa mile and
quarter dash
Excellent for ladies' have been provided
N B.-No gambling will be allowed on the course. No
hquOrs sold, and intoxicated person admitted on the
Badges emitting hehoder any Of the Climb Stands and
Ladses tickets Cub Stand sold only 70 and
Visitors The by Erie Railway trains, foot
Of Chamber street.
The EXTRA train At II AS NJ direct TO the course,
returning Immediately after the races each day.
H. B. CHISWEIL Secretary
Ill Main street. Paterson.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

VINO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Is.-Go
w ye see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro.
phetess Of all and cannot s ercced Can be
suited personally by letter. on all affairs OF M concern-
rnE he.lth wealth. and who can reclaim drunken and I'M
whc has the Roman and Arabian alsman for love-
coed luck and all business aar aud guarantees for
life Delay not 10 naturally gifted and beautiful
yeune lady, Lucky numbers given Highly reepetabls city
sppcuN Kghth street. y
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

HrADAMB ROSA, THE GREAT NATURAL CLAIR
M voyant and Spirit ysonst, reveals your whole ifss
from the cradle the shows future
q dream once NO Gao Third avenue near Forty
street. Consultation 81.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

DvICE TO THE AUTHORIZATIONS Dds.
n PARD's Female Pills the only medicine ladiescan
T. B-Ladies who desire to await themselves Of Madame
Despards valuable certain and safe mode Of treatment
- 20 at interview Relief warranted In ~ hours.
Residence 0l Sixth opposite Eighth street Ladies'
during with medical
hours from A, n. M.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
ANTHOLOGY.


A 3, MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL AsyRoLoGER:
"A. TIE advice of this real Astrooger A. b. MAURICE, 10
based wholly scennc principles and was never snown
individual and the planets hourly pointing out tho des-
tiny OF msnkisd PROT. Maurice profound knowledge
world In the above regard 20 telling all
% sss 70 the s.Dpn%sss % Or %sSy Of w1 s and
be will bring success out OF almost any qnderakas In
and shows likeness the true complexion OF
ensmiss and warns you Of ali future danger good luck in
obtaining situations or travelling by sc. or aud the
Sos se@ rs Pos. &
s n y s evening" Once s. @ near Ar
ser. Ladies' 50 centa Gents. 81.
BETTER AsTRoLoaIsT Is NOT 70 BE FOUND
e hi Tnf s.;sc ssn in D Il asa as wsd
al others fail They be consulted % AL affair. Of hg
a Ia~sas osslahs ssussa. wsIis,s q sSs.ai r.na:
xc sckness the sick party will die OF the
em:aa; he BODY .sss sn res
mont medicines best adapssd thesick persons
Is s::s
a BONA rIDE ,AsTHoLoaIsI yHAT EyERr ONE
can depend On is Madame WILSON she sl, the object
undertaking. At lss Allen street. bsweeu Houston ana
Stanton streets ever the bakery. Price 50 cents.
A sroHrsHrNa.-nADAM MORROW SEVENTH
sns arss. c yoa % vii y sSass
Image in fui operation Her equal not 70 be found.
No. isa LodoS street near ao1:soa o. Gents 's% not
NLAIRvoyANr.-Ir YOU Wish THE TRUTH. GO AT
once 70 Madam Ross she :h9r = seSe u future
toee.her. No @ West Twensy seventh street. between
hours o's .m i he in
(yoop NEws-xApAM HOPE. RECENTLY FROM
IN consulted ALI the Affairs Of life
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

ID MECHANICS HALL l77 BROADWAY,
HoHDAY NAY g spd eysry nEss during shs wses
MONSTER CoNcKkT THE sERIoUg FAMILY
BUFFALO BOYS. BLACK CHEMIST
THREE sfRiK Err FANCY PAT: MACS EsssHck
New Songs Dances SAyings Buresques EccentrctsA ~
PLANTATION FESTIVAL. y. g. q.
Doors open at T. Commence At o'clock Tickets 70 ctA
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MEDICAL

AFyLICTED REsT0REDi-IGNoRANcE KxPosEDi-
married single, IN health or dssasc.-Dr. LARMONTS
Paris London and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
<nide (B0h edition. 400 pages l0 ustrations De-
billy Urinary Affections Bladder and Kidneys the sothors
purchase this work Of WARNER. No vesey street, for
p OF consult the Doctor 3 Broadway. up stairs New
Fork, from lOA. d. To- p NJ I'VE concur with other
papers In recommending DR.. Larmont and his work
Courier des Etas Unfs, German die Reform Dispatch
0taats Zeilung Atlas. Medical Review, &c.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

100 NINTH sfnKEr.-MADAME Williams BRGs
lAJ 70 inform the public that will sell her prssens
large stock OF Pass Bonnea round Hats and Golf
fures greatly reduced prices before receiving entire
BROADWAY,
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
A DyIcR TO MARRIED. Es-MApAMs REs

"A TELL. Female Physician and Professor o.
can be consulted ~ usual At l62 Chambers sire
eaterview will be necessary. No charge for adv
falhble medicines can also be obtained At n
street, or by mail; price s.. Ladies' who desil
The best medical attendance during confnemen
comrnodated. Her French Pills, No. l, price
No 2, which are four degrees stronger than N
never fail, are safe and healthy; price IS . box.
~ mall, with full directions. N. B.-MAdame r
y her duty 10 caution ladies against imitators Q
Usements, who not only rob them Of theirmea
The New York herald., 1864-06-04


JUPITER, TROTTING STALLION. WILL STAND AT
81 Snedikers Un Course Long Island at $50 the
season In advance Jupiter is the sire Of Lady Emma
Major Anderson, Jupiter, Jr the Pearsall Colt, &C.
nHE rHoROUaHBRRD STALLION WILD IRISH.
man, by Glencoe dam by Medoc, will stand at the sta
Bile Of Charles W. Bathgae, Fordham Westchescr county
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

nR LEWIS cELBBRATED REMEDIES ARE MILD
~ and effective In their operations require no restraint
in diet loss Of time hindrance in business possessing
the OF eradicaing every symptom OF the disease 10
Of their surprising propsrties Slight csses cured IN two
No. Beach street. between varick and West Broadway
Rooms arranged that the patient sees no one but the
no~to Eatab iiahe In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

Cool, DEc1DED.Y-We dent mean the
weather, for that is, 'ion the contrary quite
the reverse" but if, in these broiling hot
days any of our friends desire to cool of,
let them step into Mr.. Harris meat mars
ket, corner of La Sale and Madison St,
and he will show them into room where
the thermometer stands at about So
The mammoth refrigerator just constructed
by Mr.. II. Is indeed an institution wor>
thy of notice and commendation It is a
room about II by Il feet in size, with an
ice chamber overhead, and SO constructed
on philosophical principles, as to give an
icy GOODNESS to all parts alike. Mr.. II.
keeps his meat here safe and cool as in
midwnter, free of course, perfectly frem
flies or any such annoyance. 1t IS the
neatest arrangement Of the sort we eyer
saw
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Chicago Market.

June ~, I.pi-
The demand for Wheat was very light conpar>
itivelv speaking. and the market closed Ease peg
bu>hc. lower thuu 1t opened. No. ! Spring sold
at :. range of from sL95a2.t3 and Ne. > Spring
from : !..O%i9y, the inside being the closing quo
taiIOuS
Corn opened quiet and steady, but under good
demand became more active aud closed firm, with
M advance If &c per bush Cana! Corn was mod
eratcy active with sales OF Old No. at sL32
aioat No. 1t l2S!aI -! atloat; Rejected al
5 ~ aNoa- and part Of boat load by sample at
Sl.G1 alOat.
Oats opened steady, but closed dull aud 2a9c
lower. No. ! sold al SOa-3c and No = al 15a- DC
in store. closing at the inside prices.
Rye in store sold to limited extent AZ { iCa!.-
4 for No. !.
IighwiHes were duh and &c lower, with sales
a. i 65al. closing ~ fl.51alG1t.
Salt - ii ri aHd buoy AIT and there Is strong
disposition TO advance tie price 10 so per bar
Jc for domestic.
prcvisiors were steady and firm, wish sales Of
Moss Pork at $40, and good Lard al e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

We learn with the deepest pain, that
PHILo LINDLEY, Quartermaster OF the SD
Regt. III. Vol, was killed near Alatona,
Ga, on the 24th ult, while moving from
Chattanooga towards the front in charge
of a train. The train, as the telegraph
had previously announced, was attacked
by rebel guerillas, and we believe taken
The Intelligence was com municated to
his family by despatch from Adjutant
Brush, who stated that hi body would he
forwarded Immediately, so that it is ex-
pected TO arrive daily.
Nh. L:xDLEY had been Circuit Clerk
and afterwards county clerk of this coun.
ty for eight or ten years, and OF course
was well known TO nearly every resident
OF the county. He was a kind, noble
hearted man, and a. an officer, had no
superior. Our county has been robbed of
more than one OF her choicest and best
men by this war, but of none whose loss
will he sincerely lamenteli BY a larger cir
Gle OF friends than that of PHLo LINDIEY
u. Tuos. LANHIy.- We had the pleasure
of meeting in Ottawa, a day or two ago,
1t. Thos Larkir, once more III good
health, and were astouished to learn that
G had been dismissed the service for ab-
sence without leave. 1t l.. has with hlm
papers TO SHOW that he has never been
absent a day without leave, and thgt his
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

W aoticed in our streets G few DAYS
90 quite large company of Norwegian
enirrants, just from Europe, and who
have come 10 settle in this country We
learn <La: most Of them are in com :
Portable circumstances, and propose 10 buy
land and commence farming. The emf
grafton from Norway and Sweden appears
to &c unusually large the present ear
We notice the arrival OF some 2500 II
Wisconsin within week or two. Iowa
is receiving quite a number, and over 800
families arrived at Chicago last week
They are an orderly, hardy, ndus:rlouF
thrifty race, and population to DE desired
il any community.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

RAN-Let us take courage. Thursday
we had sprinkle, accompanied with hail.
Friday morning another little sprinkle.
The sky is cloudei over as we write, and
who knows but we may have rain yet
Never desrair
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

CHfRcHEE CUEE,

TOP E. frr YOUR OWL saLe-s'oP It for the SAB. o
= Interested ~ yoI- Sop Ills Discrimination q
slJ-- this wcaaatss OF 10 al and bod,
.E..-- ur-sy.t ru4issso ana to-a prostratlon q
tie urinary srEIas Gf system II i. cpntIace- It
l render y04 blind, confirm your imPOtsncy. reHdCr
%. ..r couch .o~ti.ssrsr. and make Of you Jriv-i
10 ID u:. tbs pity OF your friends, and The mpoteui
lest or women. Take the Cherokee Cure. a simple
y--ah.e syrup to rs-str,urcIeu saa e1re you ubist
sill Gb~-ry- tie dir5c; that accompany 1t
ar! b. gan hat nature made ycUl man, possessed
~ all the 4rultss that pertain TO Ca! for the
Cherokee Cure sold - al druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

U. 5. CHRISTIAN CoMIissIox-Rey. C. C.
McCabe, agent of the U. S. Christian Com.
mission, addressed our citizens at Union
Hall on Wednesday evening in behalf of
the commission. He explained the object
of the commission 10 be to minister to the
sick and wounded soldiers and sailors of
the Unioa-their bodies and souls A
collection was taken up, realizing over
5000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

-uoToGEAPHY.-Messr WILSON & SHAVER
in Cushman 5 building, are attracting much
attention by the very superior style and
flash Of their Photographic and daguer-
rean pictures. They seem to be perfect
masters of the art, in all its incest and
N ost difficult branches We recommend
persons wishing good pictures to give
them call They have just received a
fine stock of Albums from the the es.ab>
lishment Of Owens & Agar, y. Y, which
they can supply to customers at unusual,
~ low prices.