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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-25
baltimore 10eC6cr.
Baltimore, ben IS. NoUember 1861,
Sel60t6uf0ustge,

QBir ge6en unlern 2eiern teate einel Nn55a8
ats Der 8UtI6aft Sef. Davis an Den Jtebe!en~
Gonareg. OieIelbe 1T Elm iop1iita6cs 0tetiterS
it'd. pie feltem ems Itlbf aus 5ef. Davis Geoer
berporaeQaugen it. @r bett nit aluberoroentlt
der Ggl6tdlt6feit pte Vunite teroor, weIde Dem
fipl6eu Settle b%eipnpers rpeblttttn uno bte Silt
ter in tbyer SeIbftaulAuua, ais U6 le iett Gin,
fana pe8 RrtegeS wirtlife 8ortbetle erruugen
Gatfen. su beltatiSen eeei9net ltnD. @r r1bmt
oa5 6tnau,Iptem, NIT oeien @Crruptbeit mir
Dur9aus befauut tnD ct l6tlpert Oas 9eer als
I'm belten 3utanoe beinplt6t tpGbrene mir tag
lid 8enetle BON Dem Maugel taben, inter mel
nen pofelbe leioet. Gin in%teredantsten iEno
feline tcr9eblt6eu @nltren8un9en, oo8 Serfa6rep
Der 8eDelen tn &entudY at redtfertigen uno
ietn Glfer uter bis MoIpn uno SItOel Nfatre
farm un5 um 70 an9enebner letn, o(8 poQurh
pie 0tati9fett Oteie5 StaatsfretAe8 nnr un 70
me9r i%llultrtrt miro.
Der rttterliae G}eiF, pelden Der Iebelenpr1
7oaut purA boAt6nenpe Bbrafeu an5ufaden
iudlt, miro BALD 0errauden unO Dem Waugel
ua4geben maIen, relAer loon jeBt Den Nebetltn-
laaten in'5 9eI1t TART.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-25

ein8tSes Oeutldes gtegiment TN Dienle Der @er
Staaten, tpelGes lA 10 ettpas 9efaqeu l6Bt? Bic
Wani6eh TN Snterefe unierso beutiG.n 8. mems
etne NnttpOrt auf Diele Sra9e.
2lus Mlerico.
QuS N(a3atIan pirD unterm is. b. 81. ae-
lNrieben, pap pQs GlenO i'm 9anoe ben bS6fen
0rao erretAt bat; Die 0te00luttOnen Der lebten
4 Sabre 9abtn cine Menge MenlAen gu 8ettlern
genaGt uno in 6Ol9e Delen nebn,en bic yau6e.
reten BON Sag gu Sag su. Die ,oblreiden
8autertoaoen branDl4aBea Die 8ewObner Der
D6rfer, @oloaten tnp Gtn3elgs6B1te pur6 bas
8an3e QauO. ,@eftern tpurDe IN Der Nabe Spu
Santiago Elm gebDft BON eirc Olden, aus 400
1eann beteBenpm 9anpe ILL., alien. aber Die
40 SnIalen tparen pObl BENZ duet unO Ibluaen
bic 2auter 3ueif, Dte glattonal- @arbe ron
Sartta8O paroe IN oller Gle reauirtrt unO Die
Halber In tire Serge btnptn %verfolat mebrete
cerielben, unter i6aen Der NnlaDrer @ltipuaes
puroen 8et6Otet unO go 3u 0eiangenen sema6t.
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SNI''Vt o'VIIVVViI 0ti'i StdlluieiIDppt 0aribrtpge unb
elmer Neb uenbatterie,


@o(9D&0tou, 23, 9lcO6r 5Ora, 81.
S6ire, ffit0er 9le8imcntaar3t in Der reQ. Qrmee
Der Uer. Stoateu, 1T BON @jen. 9lolcnfran, ,um
Oirtttor Deg SdnttdtS< Departtments in Brlts
gtrginjen ernannt porren.
0r. 6ftne, rer Die japamli9e expedition be5
9UlnmOoOre 9errQ ais 0elebrter mitmadte I'm,
nad9ber IN prellbii3en Dieniten ftaup, bat Dem
@pq9ernemeus ieine Oienite on9ebotcn. Sulfe
2aate linO wiltommrn. tstr1sSsa
gr.Sefretar &OucY fam ian9lt bteDer, Uni ocn
0fm u~nternaun9o Gomtte per96rt at mrrpeu
UNI ptrlteB Die Staot na6 8eenpiguna 0teler
@raminofion. .8e.
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etnafaeen FIR Sas see. q. gaaseparteme,t.

Wal9tn8tpn %. Nlop. Das 0olpe,
paFfFrifnt pirO ipabri4einlt4 %9e3punsen lein,
gtnptapef aus anorem StOfe ais 8aumru0e
t%aDrtrirt gu 9ebrauAen, unp 5abrifanteu Rub
ein0elapen, 9rpben tn gafen BON / Wfuno. 80.
lie So garNs auf Die t1n5e, an bic Qaentnr in
BaIbtn9tcn sein3ulenoea, Der g1ame bes So
brtfdnten, Der @ebalt per llnse unO Der Wrels
per Qfuno mpB tet jecer probe anaeaeben Irin.
Der ginofaoen uuB ieDr btegian, gut geOrsbt
nH0 itart lettt, Der 0ierteliiDrlt6e 8eoarf pirp
8e8fn 500 pfnno b~etrd9en.
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gon Scr edbfefte nea motono,

ga lbtn9tom 30. 9ioe. Qm 6rettaa
sing Elm &bstl Der 9letp=Serle9 Brigade inter
Ven' Urantttn na9 SFrin9felo un0 Elm gleqfs
mem inter V9t petngelmann ritfte Dts nadb
9nftes 0tattpn, ID MteiIen BON Nleranprta, Dor.
egne enc Spur pcs Seinoe6 gu finpeu. Das 3.
9ep JerleQ 9ts8. blieb itber 9laAt in SprinqfitelO
anp bejo9 etlt 9eitern Wfcr9en pieDrr fem altes
Auartter. Die gOrpofen Don Sen. Seinbel<
mann 9t9ltQft beiuhen tasli6 Screquan
9rfet, 10 WIeilet r1terbnlb MeranOrta.
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Psegr0pDi1tbs Dlobricbtsu.
. -s tHt Dcn Baltimore Bed
8om SORT @pnrpe.

M|Onroe, p, Soy. Qm Greitaa ainocn
Qarlamentarfla 5piiNen giOrfolf uHO So
Yotl't nit unpfliegslten 8riefen an Die beiOers
lelti8fa @eon9enen, Die @crrelppnoent ieppA
lit aa oteie o0cin teiHrdntt, Sur Gin 9allaaicr.
cine Dame, 8tn0 untlr Der Yarlamntdraaaae
na@ 9%|0Ff2'F, neil PC einen SPf5taIpaB BON Gen.
W(eSlsllan bate. sic 1T tersits 2 DIAL paint.
ober Commodore 0olpebOrou9b bat erflatt, oag
Dtee pao IeBte Nlal letu werpe. =
@su, Satler tan, am Donneritag In pjt Sc,
ittln9, 8in9 jelo1 beute in OelAafteu na@ 20alb4
tl9tpn.
e'efee5f s%Oiic5el ae,a aaipmeabppt cambridge unS
ciner @Ieb aenbatterie.
6eNnn8 MpurUe, % glco. W.Ien
Abel'Q 8in9 po8 &anpuenbpot @amtripae ZEN
Janlee j1tper Dtnauf unD fam g8arpid aeoen.
utter nit elmer Nebe4enbntterie in Gmunfift. Die
Hebelenbaiterte mproe ihlteBli@ 5um S@peian
9sere@t' Ote Cambridge erbtslt etnen STUB,
o9ne leQod9 b'tgdRtti4ea SAaten gu %erlelptn.
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Bon @eiGpnri
@arIatp Don Dem &ebeIcn pcrbrarn+.

- NAt
s SefferiOn City, 20. Soy. Wfon bEtt
9pn. palaeteren beg iebten pom Befen onoe-
tontlaensn I3uges, DoB Die Nebeaen 8arlaw i,
Nlde 9ele9t baben, nm etele Stapt gu @inters
quarttersn fir unlre 8ruppeu mbraudbar AT
MAIDEN. Set oieer @elesen6eit purSe Elm Ts~
pot pon @rUpiTonfn 3er(tSTt.
Sin 3u9 ron 200 Marn Der Dor etntoen
2a9ea oeOalta perlteb, um mad "Qeaoenpcrt6 m
9sVea! 'piirpe bet Rnub RUitur pCn 500 800
gs6susn an9sgrtfen uno mad bartem gBipers
Fanoe 9efan9en %9enpnlmen. Sc fcmmen fprtz
ipaprenO 0lll9tltnge bier an, BON benen Siele G6,
IN elIlert INSTRUMENTATION 3uftnnDe befinpen.
@rmOrSmss einsS Srtesssefansenen
81. SOute % 9Uv. Nt6ter She's. 8.
NtdarOs, Elm @efan9eneri wurOe am leeten Mpns
tag tneudblin8s prlAOfet. Sol. MUUre perlpri6t
IOOo Doll 8elpbnuu8 fir Die 5etuabuse pes
~NFT'F* fs IA "a
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@1asebIide nnt6at G~ftreidifeber Sff=
5ier in Stalien.

Giue @OrrepOnpen3 In Der manifestation Gtls
rtner oSPtntOne" iGtlDert cine torres @leideu
iuGenoe 0reusItbat, weI6e onseblt9 BON 6trei-
Gtifen Sff3teren In Wientecbto Maoaiure, I'M
melt 8tcen5a, an eiuem nsunSebntGbriosn Stale.
ner Seribt puroe. Fer Brief leutet
8teen3a; 10. St. SD nil Sbnen aue
pSrpert BON benz bluttsen Wuftrttte er8aDlen, mel
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2lmffenmna nm Gnnf,In-

8al9tngt ton, "a. 9lep. @ar. SrOin
0on DenniYlonnten bat 9eltfrn pom Staatsoe.
P%artelner le!ne Snfiruftipnsn ais @cnInI in 3d.
bta, SraFlien, in @mpfan9 geuolnmen unO pirS
Ntelfr Sage rad. pen' Srts friuer gelftmmuna
abae6etn.
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asarme atetoer SIR ete ser, a.. o,ef,,o,.,

Wo1btn8t0n, "a, 9lcYbr. Upr eiuioen
9Spden Trn9te Der &~rte9omintter bel 0jrnrroI
gSool al, ob man zen &ar. CT. 8Iraern. pe(be
itA ieBt ais 0cfan8ene tn 8einpes San6 bcin.
ben, marme &letoer unb andre notbpenoioe DR..
tifel 3ltomnsn lafea f9une. 8olaenpes SSd,yei
ben 9tbt cine teiaRenoe Antport:
0alptquartier Dos departments
in 9lprfQlt, 8. 9ipo.
Str!-S4 fable mid competent, S6re I'M
term 8. .. 81 nm mid, ersarqene 4nfrooe N
betaben. Metne 9teaiecun9 eriaubt, paR ,SRlet.
eer UNI andre a%rtitsI, welAe sum @Omfort Der
9srie8a9efan4ene aus Der 8unoeaarmee bierber
llberftadt mrrpen, AQe ~perarti9e Qrtitsl perpen
0ur8 pic liiQllhe GrpreB prompt an Die betref,
ftnpeu Noreli.n iltaliefert perren. Die Srans.
p%0rtfOiten F6unea bier grer bel NblieFfrnna bcrihs
tigt perpen. 8eni. buoer.
Nn @eneraImajOr SO9n 6. gGool.
Ntf otelea S1reibel res Gjen. 6uoer mirS
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Ser. Gt. 4rmee
Oedsn uno &letQer .purA Sen. gBppl an bic
&rle9e9efangenen itbermaaen. Das Obtoe Dir
Management 1T 8etrofsn wOroen, o0ne Bag Die 9fez
gterun9 pabet i'm @ertn9fen comprpmittirt miro.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-29
SHERIFF Fr'S SALES.

r. v..,u1 uf suuIry vrits of Tcadittpnj ErJO-
mas aui LerGr5 FGCGs, issued oIt OF the Court
of Common Please II Cambria County, AMI to me
directed there viii be exposed TO public sale At
the curt House, in the borough OF Eben-b burg.
IN 3I-udav, the Bird day Of June next, at one
,'clu.'l p. NJ. the following Real Estate, to wit
Al tHe right, title, and interest of Edward
Bu. Lc and VIM J. Burke Of. in and to Il piece
or uarcei # land. situate in Washn stOn Town
ship, Cambria county, adjoining lands of Jpna
than Robinson, the heirs Of Lewis Cassidy. decd
ami %, hers. containing 100 acres. more or less
about % acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected two small Plank Houses now in
tl5a occupancy Of Vim. Burk and Nicholas Burk.
\ ISr . frame house. a frame stable and 4 saw
mn. now IL the occupancy Of the said Edward
Rurk Taken in execution and To Ec sold at the
suit of Il. J. Roberts for use of John MainhaTt
Als5-hl the right. title and interest of VIM
G'keeffc deed. IN the hands of VIM. O'keefte Of
n. aud o. g piece or parcel Of land situate in
Cambria township. Cambria county adjoining
l4i,.f- # Richard Owens, Geo G.. X. Zlhrn. +. j.
Waters ana others. containing ia acres, more
or less about 80 acres Of which are cleared, hay-
ing thereon erected two story log house. not
now occupied, a two story dwelling house and
I-g barn. now in the occupancy of William o.
Keeffe Taken in execution and to be sold at
the suit Of Ia ;th Whalon-
AIso-AIl the right title and interest Of Peter
Empfeld, one OF the defendants, Of, in and to
piece or parcel of land situate in White town
ship. Cambria COUNTY. adjoining lands of Il. w.
Weld. John Beers, and others, contai1ing l2O
acres more or less. about 20 acres of which are
cleared. having thereon erected a small Plank
house. now in the occupancy of Fred rick Hart.
Also-A piece or parcel OF land situate in
White township, Cambria county, adjoining lands
of L. w Weld. and other land of Defendant and
others. containing 3S acres more or less, having
thereon erected a saw mill now in the occupan-
cv Of [. W Weld Taken IN execution and to
be sold at the suit of Martin Bell.
Also-AlT the light. title, and interest of Da-
vid Rager. Of in. aud to tract Of land situate
in Jackson township. Cambria county, adjoining
lands Of Abraham Racer, Henry Rager. Andrew
Rager and others. containing $50 acres more or
less about 20 acres Of which are cleared, having
thereon erected a tvyo story hewei loo house now
in tie occupancy of Mary Rager and Isaac Ra-
ger Also LEVIED log house and small stable
now in the occupancy Of David Rager Taken
i'm execution and to be sold at the suit of Ed ward
Roberts.
Also-All the right, title and interest Of Geo
" Hawk. uf. in and to piece or parcel oC land
situate in White township, Cambria county. ad-
ioining lands Of Charles Ranstead. VIM. Powell
Matthias Kesslar and others. containing 100 acres
more or less. about so acres of which are clear
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-29

lis n9tTEa r.la-aus. These, i- -r,isFct-
theInssl-cs svs the s71r-0r-c n-a-1-r -r'rten- zen
ers a-rsvsf.aH- sufrrir--. a.. a.=-~t- ~ sr IL Ts
condition, uy l.ts t'rg-5 81. tr !
iis- and iovE directly they .,frre Sita ntigfat
ton of fn system, and with % the alpl=Ut feeling -
hC1l'.i again. y hs is t-uy a9. SD # n tt> tr 9
an common complaint J. also in many of t:c d.
Stated aai dangerous tliStaFneTs- -s-a" :s-czl
effect eNpris them Caused b. similar uh>tTuciions
de-angc1ait. Of Gic n2--al fsIctiuss or tap i-
rapidly sn1 them sriy- cIrrsi hy Tia
None who the yiTrFl 81 rg- Pills .lii
neglect - employ ts:en. when suffering from tn tcr
GcFs they cure
StsteIrcnfs from lc-i- -'svsicE7- n soic OF fhe
principal ccs, frUm other ~. known Iutiie Igr
sons.
From FarBrr-z7 sfrrchun. q -. Jcs Fsb- 4 l757
DR. AVER Nnur Filis "a" PARAGON "f all firf s
s~sat in medicine They hsNe cures litflc asiIt
Of uicerOus upon her hands ~ ? sf iai p.orel
incnrabic for years. Her mother -s beCa long arly-
oCsy si;irt yifh bOtehes aad pirni'sas On her @ sl
her hair our child ~es cured she also trl-
yC1r lilE. aud they have cured fc-.
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that letters Of Admins
trti,n on the estate of John Burke late Of Croyle
Tp.. Cambria County, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said township. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
pay mp Immediately. and those having claims
eGainst it are are requested to present them pro
periv authenticated for settlement
WILLIAM BURKE.
JAMES BURKE. AdAa'rs
April 10, l8G1.-Ot.
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Office.

T, Many TTnI.~, dau shter 81 ,Trhn Wsb'e
Take notice That have male arplicsii.., n
10 the Court 81 Common Pleas IL Carul,ris Casss,
" for an order to sell certain real estate # san
John Wilde, who has heen found u be A luuat
l.. AMI appointed a comm.tte on his cSts.e.-
You are, IN pursuance Of an order Of ,le sal.
court, notified IN q b and appear AZ a court af
Common Pleas. to he holden AZ El,euslurcb. H..
first Hondav of june next. TO sho-r c.yl>e # any
Won have, why the sand order shoull not be gran
ted.
GEO. c. K. ZAHM.
Committee of John Nibie
MAY. l5,h. 1851 -s:
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Agricultural.

NHE MANAGERS OF THE CAMBRIA
County Agricultural Soci~ty are requested
Get at the Office Of ID. II. Roberts Esq, II
sb.Is. at O'Clock z. NJ, on Saturday, the
-ag u June 1861.
,, By order Of the Pres't.
>ay Is 'UI-8t D. j. JONES, Se'cy.
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III EARNEST.

are compelled to call upon aIlpers,ns in
-.to tie Ebensburg Foundry to call and
--ir accounts without any delay. In
years business this is our first call but
ration. and the times. require that we
i make it; and suits will be brought IN all
where it IS not obeyed.
sig, Nav s, lS6l-3t +. GLASS & co.
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lRII TlIL0R SHOP

undersigned having opened cut Tailoring
aam.at. over the store rom OcupeI by
Evans x Son. respectfully in."rms the
that tie tailoring business will there be
r. 1u IN all its brarc+es. All work Will be
l the latest style, with ueatlcsS end dis
- -nj upon the most reasonable terms
ROBERT ID. THOMAS.
elsburg. May 18th. 1861. If
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The Eodugger.

This wonderful article. just patented, is somc-
thing entirely new. and never before 'ffere,l q
agents. who wanted everywhere. Full par
ticulars sent ff.e. Address.
SHAW < CLARK
Biddeford, Maine
April 2ith. no. 2o-isw6m.
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. Blank deeds, summons, petitions for
sin licenses. and blanks of every other de-
ZION car be bad at ibis Office
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ElRlH. ELlIY. iTl IEEE9LY SFlRg
MIN STREET. JOHYSTOWN PA.

LEWIS T.UCKHAGT. hegs leave to anlinunc,
that lac has always a large and variei assortment
~ an the variarS ar les peculiar - his business.
Repairs prnmtly and carefully attended to.
,Jnhnstnwr Apri-. L lS6l.u
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JOSEPH NcDGEiLD. 7T..'ty.
--.- 'Gi Q, E.cr-h.r-.
.--I 10.
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License Notice.


blowing named persons nave hied their
=. for License II this Othce, winch VIII be
+sf f- the action OF the Curt IN the first
fgsyt June SESSION, 10 VII
TAVERN LICENSE
or5 WI .I,b,s.,,,r-r p,
Lsl;ii-' --'''
s'
-.'I To-st+, 1.,ro,,,-,,
B. AEl'2 .s 2 -
a1,'1r
IN ist" E7l,o,,s,,,,uc, r,lro,,-l,
Taon III 90 o''7''-
CO..
! !, D,%s 1..!,,. S,,nrn;tv;lls Roro,,yf,
NJ h.r-1
-cca hsi"5
". ..'i.,;','
N5J..l'.' io''ef %" 'iSh P
NcCl'rey IT,. ,c,
E,e 9-ti"'I ~ Gi',l',...o,'h u nlI'I"3 Niien
rlc.c Otsai ,ieI'' -" J',Ih i-'SG.,eh
-lo7l In u o., G,r-,I 80 :, - 80.
.E.'T.5 TiPr.!y,,, = Ynter t1Hn-Iiri II IL;
Z I, -, ~, +,wGship. Franc Cf,li,I,.b Ynjer
Lip: Charles Zimmerman j, 8rl Ward
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gs7rEs Dr. =. T. C,lgr5-7--t', NCe- Cgiss1ls-
G0-r Pile the prince or uEres- Their DScr',7'
1lit:sS S.Tgss rl1'll--Ir possess i'Er
mia, h1t gfr-al ~, tis-5- a--51a
t1synl- wr5l tllerl IlralGl1.= Ace
tra-. 8f disease
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-29

.,,r,7;nr named persons have filed their
~ ~ License in this Office. which Will be
i, - fine action Of the Curt in the first
ext June session, to wit:
/ TAVERN LICENSE
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Not "Hiy your Pills admirably sdsy-ca 20 tp.- -=
pos lrilt- bIr fiu their eglirigs ro-t
f;'e IiTIr Ecrs marked Indeed They have in ny pras
sise proved eieeTu8 for the billions
1trItS ssn ryTs@sv mention sincerely
T.joi-a that have So length Ps7a-ive which a wur-
tly tle colalgn.e oi tie -o.easIoa ana Tie Ienllc
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Meadache. So IEeas.a-hc. - s.oEs.a. y
F-oa Or. EE---rs Ea.E, BaL...a,rs.

iIHA- DO AEEE: / clnnHt 1T'-V-1F Fo1 w: co1i
paints have cured yitl your Pills b-sfr than = s-T
az tif 80 e1s- tTt '7.t ' fi-- -ls.i-5.e Ti.t
gTe1s 'iTse-lipI-a pi-El r.f-Ilrgir ia slr-
contest Wi. siis ard believing 80 tisz1 yuGr Ill-
afford The best have Taae slIl lis
PITTSHTRG. Ps-. NAY :, 80.
DR. }. g ATTG- Sir: have b-1 repeatedly cHTs ~
the worst ksG.i ss any body have, ~ dose
OF v"1r Pills II Seems 10 arise from foul rtcIac-
which Tic- citsIssc once.
Yours with great respect. III ". PEEGLE.
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.s-. My I3 1851
! NcDGN I'D. Cj-rk

:. ~ CAUSES s,t down t-r trlai at a
. amf- s Pes. ~ he held rs Et.us.
.-s t.- ,Z-'ls.- ;leiUg tie 3-3 Gayl
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-29
Dysonte-y. Drarrhra. Relax, worms

FROM Dr. J. O. hrss7, rf thtfsg1-
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hold them u esteem -. tic best aisnsieurs "a
found TIyi. at-rssc effect upon the liver max
them cNcriiarr remedy gsl given n small doses
tis5fS fgs-sf-rv cd n -FlusF- Their fucfT-cnst
makes them -eT a-cT table and esIglizs. the Il
of women ~si clilZrggl-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-29

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G1'-iT tscg admirable remedy f,gT iHls
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Ebensburg Borough
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-09
TRUE EUCOUENCE.

In that firm, quiet and modest
way. which is bis own, Gen. w. q
lfard.rg Yesterday approached Gov
Harris and said, "Slr, whatever
have and possess, with myself, | nov
tend, TO ou. ;"
John 0rerton says to the Cover
nor. '.check on me to the extent OF
my estate, TO uphold the honor Of
Tennessee
John McGspock. of Williamson.
presents 10 VIM. Ewing, tbs Rep
resentative from Williamson county
in the Legislature, and who is now
ising "A company for resistance to
Llaeoio, fine bloooed horse.
These are TIE men who ale at once
she ornaments Of Tenness ssee and her
reliance in times Of thick thronglng
peril and disaster. One Of them is
worth milllun Of intriguing peii'i-
clans, who advise ipgiorisus aud dis
honorable delay, until the enemy
has entered into her territory.
John 0vtrton is worth FIVE mil
lions Of dollars.
Gen. Harding is worth hundreds
OF thousands of doilaIs, and is the
largest stock farmer in Tennessee.
and there is no better in ,he States
of America. HIS personal services
10 the State will also be invaluable.
When Tennessee has such devoted
aoas as these can her enemies ever
suhiug.ie herr Union and American.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-09
The Right Spirit.

Tbs fo!lowing extract from let
Ter written by clergym man of Nash
Vile. to a relative. breatbss the true
spirit Of Christian patrlotism;
Nashville is now in blaze no
samperiny now with the Union
.R .heliion7 il now the watch word,
.ns resistance 10 death, the motto.
This ought TO have been the leacing
controlling sentiment three months
ago better late than never. Justice
Is on cur side. We are only con-
iend;ng for rights guaranteed under
she Constitution. and we will not be
responsible for the sacrifice, either
OF blood or treasure in the prosecu-
ton of this oppressive and unhoiy
war, uaged by iiLcoln and bis CO.
. borts. against The law abiding South
This being my solemn conviction
every pious heart ami every patriot
can approach the foo, stool of The
God OF battles. aud with unshaker
faith 10 the justice and Righteousness
of his cause invoke that aid which
hss never been withheld in the day
nsd hour of danger
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-09

suggestive Of elegance, good tas'e
and case. The yards in front Of each
are perfectly beautiful, borde'ed with
neail, pruned eyergrecns, stands Of
rare flowers are arranged in good
taste around the walks, and the very
air is redolent with the perfumes Of
the most delicious exotics, that bloom
in profusion. Not satisfied With a
passing view Of sucb, paused long
at each, and repromenaded the ave.
hue, reluctant TO leave a scene OF
such Eden.like beauty. The marked
contrast With the Sahara like appear
ance Of Mobile post, may probably
have heightened my myappreclation, bat
/ ccrtainly never fit the Influence OF
flowers in such degree before, not
even when presented with Il blue rib
bon and accompanied With comps.'
menls. My feelings were really de.
votioua, and believe with Tbackeray
that with such lone, "a handsome
income. an amiable wife, and the es-
TEEN Of our neiehboIs," one need
never say "us miserable sinners.
B ut am growing foolish over aow-
ers; pardon my weakness.
HIGH PRIVATE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-09
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