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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22
Light ! Light 3!

N ENNELE bft'EEN ketP -eOusIHHIIy
1Nl on hand the most approved patterns Of
OIL LAMPS
which they sell as cheap as can bO purchased
elsewhere in the county. Persons purchasing Of
them will have the advantage of having their
lamps repaired WITHOUT COST, as their snles are
warranted.
Jan. 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22

Sr,rE CoNyENrioS.-lhe Democratic
State Central Committee met at Harris
burg on the 18th inst, and fixed upon the
Alb fully rexl as the time for holding
,be next Democratic State Convention at
Harrisburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22
nR. WILLIAM b. HURD'S
TOOTHACHE DROPS
FOR THE CURE OF
T O O ~ II A G HE

7 O o Y II a c II f.
produced by exposed nerves.
It's particularly adapted to all cases Ct sbi.,
dren afflicted with
T O O T II A c II E.
Parents can relieve themselves Of that dis,
tressing WEAKNESS caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP.
and their children from great suffering, BY
keeping bottle Of
DR.. HURD'STOOTHACHE DROPS
about the house. Prepared at DR.. Hurls Don
tai 0nice No. II Fourth Street Brdoh yn, L. D.
Price, only IL Cents per Bottle.
liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Trtj., Build
ings, No. l, Spruce st, New York
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyot B c.. 232 North
I'd street; 0. S. Hubbell, lIlO Chcsnut street,
and by all druggists.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22

"MorEs" AND "BEAMs. Quite a spirit
ofreform seems to have seized sever,l of
the correspondents OF the JonrHdI last
week. They can look upon the men
whom they assisted to put into power
.squandering the public moncy--not by
the thousands, nor the tens of thousands,
nor even by the hundreds of thousands
but by the million, and not a word Of
complaint is uttered. But when our
County Commissioners contract 10 pay
sir cents per bushel for Coal of the best
quality the public are startled with the
announcement that bids were before them
at less than fire cents per bushel Thus
showing a clear loss to the county of per
haps five hundred cents! Unfortunately
for them, however, they fai! to inform th e
public whether there is or is not quite
that difference in the quality of the coal
But they do not stop here. The Off
GERS Of the Clearfeld County Agricultural
Society are severely handled, for paying
most extravagRnt wages to several gentle
men for their seryices-showing to a
mathematical demonstration that some OF
those public leeches received as high as
four, yea, and even fire dollars for four or
five days hard services
How wonderfully apt some men are to
discover the ''mote" in their neighbor'. {.
eye, when they are fairly blinded by the
"beam" that sticks out Of their own.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22

s@-The sudden change of weather last
Wednesday night from rain to snow and
hard freezing made the shedding so good
that sleG-sole, which friend in the
country had purchased in town and threw
off at his own door, had sldaway by morn
ing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22

Dcdicntion.-The new Methodist Church, al
Curwensyille, will be Dedicated to tho soryisc Of
Almighty God, on Sunday the 26th instant. The
Services of DR.. Reese, Of Baltimore Rcy. W. l..
Spottswood, and Rev. Geo. y. Chenowith, p. L.
arc expected to be present on tho occasion. The
public are invited to attend Dodicatory services
at loyal NJ.
JACKSON R0BTNSO
JN0. d. THOMPSON,
J. r. REED, Buildisg Com'teo
jDANL LIVINGSTON,
II. p. THOMPSON,
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BLACKSMITH WANTED

A. GnNilANION Ha. u.o,.. ... t.u
w r.auumm1.I EUHUIIIY ui iNuf
tNl. Nome Hlat ttrI Hf|. A HH. v.TN
lllhEL llnEs H0d TuUlI sI1T. ul.HIlH.
TOOLS. with FHnHn. Nf.ltr H|H, t.. uiH
10 rented for ono yohf, fl.nHur i| s1UH.... I|
rendered io ilo customers aul mysHE
Jan T. ~ JAMES 70 GRAHAM
I ArEST OPENING ArgNlTuSl
MEMS MAUD SlIANLSl
CUlLDRENS ELEGANT CHENILLE
TIES, SUPERB ARTICLE LA.
DIES RED CROs%LlNESliAWLS,
SUPERB ARTICLE LADIES Long
BLANKET SHAWLS' SUPERB
ARTICLE LADIES BEOCllE
SllAWLSl
SUPERIOR BLACK GOODS .
CHLDs' SUPERIOR ZEPHYR HOODS
This day we will open also new lot Of
Ladies 4's and &'s BALMORAL BOOTS,
with large lot Of n NUBIAS.at our usually
Low PRICES. dec %. II w. $. & Co.,,
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE Letters
"A Of Administration having been granted this
day 10 the undersigned on the estate oi Ma. Me
CL0SKEY, late Of CleGrtield Co., deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims agoinstthe same will prcsent them duly
authenticated for settlement
ISAAC c. McCLOsKEY,
Earthaus lp., Dec. Is, Ct. Admir-.
EJXECUTORS NOTICE-Noticoi is here
~ by given that Letters Tesmmcntary, on the
estate of JACOB GOSS, late Of Decatur town
ship, deccascd, have been granted to the under
signed. All persons indebted to said estate arc
required to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the samo will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY GOSS, -,
ABRAM GOSS,
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car iimc a, Tyrone.
',uy, lrlytNo rAsfWNRn.

IT., ,tt,bromen, of lbo penu,tlynnia
g'o", aU sSd sfet. The ilb of Nov. viii bee,
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WESTERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

n. v ErzwEtLER, secy
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Hardcarc d. QNcenSuare

Nails, Spikes, Forks, Spades. Shovels, Scyths,
Saws, Planes, Axes, Augers, Smoothing Irons,
Meat Cutters Knives & Forks, Butcher Knives,
Scissors, Pen Knives, Stcclyards, Tea SOlts,
Tur"ens, Dishes.
AZ y0ONpGO1J@a
Nsbas, Hoods Gloves, Hosiery, Collars,Hoop
Skirts, Balmoral Skirts, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Plumes, Bonnet Frames, Ruchcs Laces,
Braid, Binding, Zephyr, Yarn, Fringe, Trim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

1unn YDs ASSORTED DREss GOODS,
ZVUJ Degssine~, Vaisncsas. and oshsr So 80
81 u 49, esnf9 PER gard. GFesg bargains va thls
let X 7. HuKb 90.
Manchester. Sss. 10. isCi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

ri Bnk. IL Vermont hy discharged Ii
very rccrplabis mamae
Ia 1876. hc Was rleciel one 81 iI
Judges u the Snrr,m- Ca,ur oi Nerm ~
llr was aauuall, re-clrcied hli 1890,
when uev Iad.c.as system MAS 8 al
lisitesi, l,y tie Urgauixai on u " Citcuil
Couii And the reduction of the naabcr o.
Judges VI tie Suprs ne Court from SIX 10
lhrre
lie was appoiaiel by President FIJI
more. 10 lojo, cand Comptroller ol the
Iuiied STATE, Treasury al Washington,
With a .alary Of three thousand dullae
per- aaHsu. Tic accounts settled BY the
second. Third aud Fourth Au ltoys, are
brougat 10 this officer Cor examination AMI
crr ,fcaioa, aud ta bim appeals trom ih.
decisions OF those Audasrs are carried for
i, clsion lie continued in tai, office un-
al 1881, whea he Was appointed by Pres
ident Fillmore, ono ot the Commissioners
To Aseeraln aad settle private hand caims
IA C4hiofn a, ~ accordance with the pro-
VISIONS OF AN acl Of Congress, approved
March 81, 1851. In tic discharge Of the
duties Of Ibis commissi ,n, he weut TO Cal
i,rnii, and remained there until 1888 or
1894, when he va, removed by President
P,trcc, aud he returned to Vermont.
lie wa. nominated BY the Rrwblical
Parry. Il. iii IL candidate for the office OF
Governor Of Vermont IN 1858, aud was
elected by larg. majority Of Tie populai
salIe. lie Was re-nomnaled and re-elect-
ed by u similar majority in 1889. lie
concludes h, E,,t annual message TO the
Legislature, ia 1859, with these words -
" IN closing this, my la,t annual message,
cannot vi hholl the expression Of my
grateful thanks to the irecmen Of the
State, ior the confidence they have on all
occasions generously manifested towards
me; and beg 10 assure them, that in
retiring from public lite al the end Of the
presen; political year, shall carry with
ine the warmest and most hea tieli wishes
tor the continued prosperity OF the State,
and for the welfare uud happiness OF is
people
Governor Hall has always taken deep
interest in the early History OF our State,
aud bat few men arr rs canyersau with
il. He pronounced, in 1912. the first adj
dress before the Vermont Historical So
| ciety-and has at various times coniribu-
ted articles 10 lis publications. He is now,
and has been Tor some time, President OF
ihe Society.
The University OF Vermont, il 1850.
conferred on hi the honorary degree Of
/ Master Of Ats.
| Governor linll resides at North Ben
nington, and is in the siAty.svventh year
u his age.
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From Vanity Fair.)
ARTEMUS WARD IN WASHING
TON.

WAsnINGroN, April IL.
my wife stood before the locking glass,
u iu,oln up her hair.
What you dain', Il tsey r inquired.
"Doin' up my back hair she repl'el.
Betsy" seI /, with ste II air. Betsy,
you re TO od To think about such irisol.
lie- as back hair"
''lol old =! too oHF' she sore 'mel, 200
old, you Blil.hecled idio, You han't
got hair enuif onto yo,D he'd to make a
dece"l viz Tor singI. brcsleI grass-hop-
per T
The Rrbook was severe but meriied.-
IIeus-4th shall lie my wifcs back hair
one. You heard me
My little daughter i, growing quite rap
i'll, and hegus 10 serooinze clotlhn with
young men inside oft, putty clost. OBJ
sarve, to1, thtt she twists pieces OF paper
rounl her hLr at nights, aud won't lc' me
pui ms arm round her any more for fear
III muss hr "Iour mjther wasn't fraid
Id mass her when she was your age, my
child, srd ! one d,y, VITA sly twinkle IN
10 my dark bay eye.
"No," r.pli-l my little dIwter, "she
probably liked it,"
You amt goin 10 fool female Young
America much. You may gamble on that.
| But AL Il il. Which happened IN B B,ldips-
willie week ago, haint noiliih' d. DO with
Washington. from whiihcr | now write
you, hopin' the items | hereby sends will
be acceptable 10 The Gin. .Cock-ta OF
Aincrcl-I meaa tie IaacA lhercoG.-
A. w
| Warrington, D. G., is the Capitol o.
"our once happy co0ny'--ii may be
allowed to k9 iia,e Tue ID Z. stln /
! Tor Dcspru Cusses, a nuincrosiiy which
abounls ke e, the most 0, who u per 8 9
Romantic pa,Iiun for graooltous drinks
Aud in this conjunction ! will relate in
eldent. nois' for several days a barge
IIearse siandjn' in front of tie principa
tavern on Pennsylysny Av,noo. Car
on tell me, my fair Ca.tillian." SD this
morning, to yolag Spaniarl from Tip
perary, WHO was bLickin boots il the wash
roym-"ean you tell ms what those liearse
is kept stand a out there for.
We'll. you see or Bar-bisness Is great
You've no idea Of the number Of people
vino drink 1T our bar darin day. Iot
see those lIearse is necessary.
sas.
slanln' il font ofthe tavern on Penn
sylsania Afenoo is lot m.ser5ni wretch
es,--black white and ring stric&ed an'
: freckled--wiGh long whips in Their hands
, sho irowns upon you like the Nulian
upon the turkle dove the mint yoi dis
: merge from the hotel. They own yonde
iour.whe,.l. .startin' curiosiiys, which wer
/. used years md years ago BY ibe arst sei
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On Sbicl' lbr luan Vas sai.l Hear. lear
And al ihi. 20 deceive Ensia.d. o. rsL.
er lriglarn Eng a,d by threat, thr very
ia-l thing - all oiAtr--ss history sia'es--
that would bling Ili- Remarkable people
IL hok.
You sl,nuId knoW that the crol,s des-
,ro,e, and Tie citrs turned are tot ~
tier owais. iu ~ ihe,r m,,lal le II
rail. who have nothing 10 lu-e--a all r,ii
Il, che ~ aAcr bean iul remarked
nha represent The dead l,,cl Of humanity,
standing Oh tie zero of civilization, or
wnlloai ing IN The inlre Of il,e,r own least
~ sen>ual,ly. Instead uf hoa on the
Ning. OF 4 yittaous i'nagina iuu. or poi.el
nn tie in'ous Of patriotic intelligence
Chfers.
Gnrru Banks movement on Winches-
ter /. onlf irin TO allow Mcclellan 10
push on 10 Frederick, ,barg and the nature
ol couilnt that "a ma or two will an
nounce may he estimated IS tie COM
mahdtr-n Clnei ba' ~ ordered fifteen
ho0soHd am6atoRces 10 6rar aray he iroaa-
aed Sensation y Verify. il !. tsr,i.
b e ~ eessity huiiur sluing has arrived
the month and The hour tint calls loudly
tor victory. two thousand ye rs hence thc
ldes Of March viii be associated with the
b Story OF the Potomac, the beautiful
lines Of liaya d Taylor are inm my memory ;
Then down the long Po'omae's line.
Shout like storm Oh hill u pine
Till rtnfods rlns aud bayouets ,hine
Adyanee the ehi, fiaia' . e.l Is mime.
MARcn Loud ehee,s,
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ras yol.lNrEEns.

Z Az aaNa e. .slt I h.d tllrM iArrssi
~ - sfses hare, eaf aila f8s. sllssa.
Ana xnh gse rssie- ,isaaeli asiref ~ isii,
Atsa eales htia afrAHm.
a crest hof Eiaia fnHn ~ q 10 usssm fpft 3D.
~ aFh 4 . isssi isfes siseiy lssWn.
lis hsaYr8 ss&A : sAsf FfttNa sHi a1 81. Aeal
sussusal iaass sn bks q dasrs
EAsTe caWs tssAtg at.ii. ls4fefug rsaf.
Alsa lfs.ssaif eries - - ssafh nfl 4-fray.
s.as4s4 iftAss4 feNn iise tisef tfrav sheie.
AHa ~iih 81 dead be tss.
] ae merp lsnts ih uisai hi, % ema arean.
Aesi e,h piti tisad, u'se aiA erl +isil ere
= $ ags uF - eaii, ls -rsd, "atd g.ys sr..tn,
! taslan, teuwEa | 4et
8 " Fu'h, llY ew i gsors vreafA a'fauel,
h 3rsth AZ 81 r@n awN ehH,
To hsil b tteef nt' eau-e i -ataeibing gaii 81
Az noiitsag h1i, % ,ah.
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II being reported tl'a; there i nsch un-
pathefed cotton on the c,ast a Sagih
Carolina. tie Manchester Mirror auggvsis
that detachment Of soldiers be seDt ous
there for pick-it duty.
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Flaypl sail that if men should rise from
tie dead AID read their epitsphs, some Of
ihgm would think they bad got into the
wrong grave.
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DURNETrs GENUINE
ID EXTRACTS.
BURNErT's coc0AISE. fsr The Hair. besi ar
tiels ~ u-e-
FANCY B0XEs AND TOYS, br presents.
INDIA RUnBER TOLLS. BALLS and TOYS,
Large assertn.sas, jas, received a. tbs
DRUG STORE
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u. =, MssraAs.A. :. riEnof. FAns'..

Tsnas-at 13 ,ev anamta. ef si.S0 = ~ fad
Il ~ ysat FREE = faiaFs Eenilieg"n
Ssfassf8
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oTucr ovtn Tus tqrlsox sTont
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The Manchester Journal.

erslisaED ryra1 rursDAf MOANING.
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Foreign News.

Pafish BJurso closed at an advance rentes
GSf doc.
The recognition Of Italy by Russia is tclc-
Graphed TO Turin
The King of Portugal has demanded OF
the King of Italy Princess Pa in marriasc.
The Grand Duke Constantine was shot ut
as ho Vas leaving the theatre at Warsaw.
1t is reported that he was Slightly wounded.
The assassin was arrested.
LATEST Co1aERcIAL-Lreryooi Saturday
EEeaiHg 5th Cotton--Ibo sales to-day foot
up to 1900 bales, including 1000 to spgc-
uIators and exports. Tho Market closed
firm and unchanged with limited sales At the
quotations, forwarded by the Norwegian
Bread stGGs dull but steady. Provisions
inactive.
The London papers are discussing Ameri.
can affairs. The Nelrs dcnoances the Iturs
for It's malisnjty. So ais, does the Morning
Mar. Tie Morning heraa Is butter On th,-
country.
The Spanish Governments relations t. tic
cabinet Of " asbinstoa are Of the most cor
dial kind
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GExE,L JAaEsaS's CONDITION Tho Bath
Times says that Hon. Jacob Smith has re-
TUNED IRON Washington, whittier he went
with his daughter to visit her husband, Gen
jameson. lie reports the condition OF the
General as improving, though he lsstili low.
--During tho Revolutionary war, the
tories counsclcd conservatism" but the
true patriots Of that day counseled patriot
ism and true devotion to republican form
of government, and they triumphed.
by late order from the War Depart
mcnt, all paroled prisoners, officers and pri-
Yates must report Immediately at Annapolis,
Md; failing to do this, they will b. treated
as dtstrters.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
NJ y II Il L Eel

EH.werh-on sailrth evening. lath inst, by
Ecv. y. NJ. Williams, Nj Geo. i. Springer Of
Hare elk 10 Mic ~asah y Gljpatso 81 rrrpl-H.
Eien-25tt ult b. L. ]. Ghomi', ECO, John
smith to Miss AatAed4 NJ. Freeman, 10th Of
ut uesa.t.
bangor 0th inst, Mr. Harlan P ser.rat If
Erywsf ti.'f=s, u Nj. ti.eu ". laI= lrat a. =.
:. iirase, Eal.. 4 Htu-aa.
Maellas July lI.t. Hr Wm " Flynn t.
AIi.s Ehahr 4 Nillaf- -h4e4t=pt y A3tnet
l'ns Island ll.=JMy l;h, y Bartholomew
X Laaf. iasI. l'teez' X. tonuB OF SinalAat ~,
IL Aiiss Caroline bafts Ut L. /.
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DOMESTIC FORTS.

suLLlyAx.--AfIta.s .is Fans MAJ. ni5'al-.
Belfast I'm. l. = hizsaHls, IaE. - aot.aat
\ JOINS, Hao.ses. l-..tea tttB, MsAcAe SEQ,
VII atn.. Boston t.uaB, i,4- 50.
SD 18th, SCI, ErtpA Mana, H4tbllt, SeN Bot.
te,d; ijth, Eliza llcica. Mieataber, NeNoury.
port; y Harvey Hfasdoa, bsatau. LeNeia,
Lord, do ; IL, ueafy Clay, bai,lell, ff0leHc
BA>s3R.-AF l2th, .'oep Lady Adams, V eli.
East, 5ft
Ctd ig,h. sch Euy,c,4. Pstet.. Boston.
Ar lJjh. sea Csm.a 5IJsc, g aat, L!t,w nth.
MacmAs-Ar 1.h, sch- a.utana -anbaus Ma
eAiaspert II Lawrence. Qlimpr, Eosiau sti,
Ho,ea, Hale. Btaekin; ilth, Edafi BRYANT, Ia
MAehias, 10 finish ii-; lith, sarpi, crecser t'hii-
slciPhil, eafgp coal 60 / -taf.c'.
Sid 1th, scAs Una, ErAd1uly Eastun free
dom, Cocker, DO Ameita, GVuli, New York ;
Msltoso, Heat Newbuppor llth, Montana
Sanbom, Bo.t5u l2th, fierro, Hale, d. ai"n'
Libby. Nes York 18th, EioEt, Bryant Ne"bG-
ryport.
BosroS Ar atb sch. Witch Queen, Cousins,
Norfolk, IA Decatur, Eumfui, Calais Th1We',
Alice, do Agne., L1fi caressa, jordan aud
Dolphin, DAVIS, Ellsworth Belle, loss, 1oaids'
boro Oracle, Stanley, fremont
cid l2th. sebs Alma Odlin. Franks, Hilton Ia,
$ G; Hiram. Wells, aud Harriet, Carter Calais :
Odd FelloN, Cove Eas,part.
Ar 18th, sehs Rangor, Jordan, Eli1abethport
Counselor, Whitmnre, do Zins bradbury, Ma
Ghlas A trlc4id, Auftlt Eli WITH
Ar l4tb, SC S Carver, OF fremont EGmflll,
Bradure c h; A Hooper, Harding, ct'ahen :
Martha Ann Sargent, Mt Desert pekaio, E'eh
Eden Abigail, March Aseugra, Young, aud
Freiinshuyscn. Salisbury, Ellsworth,
Ar 18th, brig Josio Gilkey. Of fucksport, Gil
key, ElinbethpoTt sch Netoust Cottfeili Cher
ryGeld.
CID 18th, sch GEORGE " snow, Reed, Deer Isle.
NEW YoRx.-Ar 18th, schs Baltic, llu,ching',
Ellsworth Paian, eager, East Maeaias Aet-
tune, Nutter, Maehias.
Cid iZth, brig Josiah Jex, Bartlett san Juan,
Me; sen FL Dofalp, Cole, Philadelphia.
Ar 18th, sehs Wilson Crawford, Manson, East
port Julia Maria, Eaton, Calais.
Ar 18th, brig Judge Hathaway, Lord, Cieniue'
gos 23d Ruby, Tracey, Gaaaan,ca L K 18th.
CID 18th. sch Dolphin, Bunker Buek,Port.
Ar lith, sehs Kate Gordon, Trenton, j New
York Packet, Randall, Maehias Charlie VII
lie, Hooper, d..
ca Ii, big Trade Wind. chase, Turks Laads
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Ata Court ct n bat. hs.ien at Eluobtl, vi,ha
all tar tie County 81 Iiaacask. On tie lf=t
Wo.,ur.la "a July. 4. y lrt2.
'E1uuM A. WARREN, HaaleI Executor IN esF
i tain instrument purlgtfius 10 be tie Last
will and testament Il -W4uzey Gross late OF Dee.
Isle, Ia said county, deceased, having pos nted
tie -ame for probate;
O,daei,-TAat the said Executors give notice
thereof To all Pers5fs Interested, by ctustnz; il
copy of this order ~ be Published three week.
suecesstfely in the Ellsworth American, printed IL
Ellsworth tina, they may appear at Probate
e art to bo hulIen at Ellsworth, On the first
Wednesday VI August next ut ten Of the clock in
tae loreaaan, aud ,aew cause, il any they have
Why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed as the last will and tesla
meut u said deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy,-Attest,
70 a. 4. BARTLETT, Register.
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LIE HORACE WAItRS PIANOS.

MELODE9ES. ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and I. GIL
Btkr ( CO ; celebrated RDLlAN PIANOS are the
finest Instruments for parlurs sud Churches in
large assortment isln lie at the Warerooms,
4Sl BRotpW Az, between Grand and Broome sts.,
which vii he sold at extremely low prices PIANOS aud
from suudry makets new and second hand
to et, aud tent allowed purchased, per agreement
Monlhy pay'ncuts received for the same. so second
hand tnns and Mcodenns AZ great argaf prices from
10 To- 500 eest kusic, Music Iuok and all kiss
Aiusic Nietchaudize II War Prices
tmll&a HORACE WATERS, Agent
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TO i Il NJ -. Ii .a-
Mrs, Doctress Stone,

The Matron of the institution,
Who is thoroughly geai aae Posted in the intricate
OF The many affective and prosir9ting naladits Of mdfe
ein, Will devote exclusive attention hatreaf
ment Of this CLASS Il diseases peculiar her Among
the many diseases daily WITH aud which she treats
with unhearl of Success, ohsoc inflammation, uccr-
alton and prbapsus Of the Wni9b ~
pl'The Meiicated Ascending Doneic. most impor-
tant curative, for aToHsins the nervous 9rees. -"
PRICE $500.
fclaaias consult. Mira Doetress Stone, conhdeulialy
ID lettsr Oryl.rsouaily.
Address Mrs. ~. o. STONE, Nj. D.,
lyl3 naiIon u thu Institution, Troy, NJ
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The public are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing a Note, given by the subscriber % John
Haslatn, Jr,. II Naltham, for the sum Of twelve
dollars ~ - payable the first ol July, aud Sign
q by simeon q. ilepworth as surety. value
has not been reeaiyol therefor, | shall not lay
said uete HAZEN GAoii \.
MaIla,illo, July 9TH, l9C?. ~
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sALGa.-Ar l2th schs Grampus Pomroy Frank.
lin Nesta lIaupt. 0riand.
Nrw BEDFoRD.-Ar l2th, sch Presto, Robinson
Mechils.
NEwroRr. In port i4th, Maleom, James, Paw
tucket fer Goulisboro.
PTLADrLPniA.-Ar llth, sch Eben Saw ycr, Ira
cey, New Bedford
ca nth, Homer, Parker, Ducksport
PonrsaourH-Ar 18th, sch Gen Warren, Zen.
son, fremont.
Pom Royal, c,-Ar Sd, brig Sarah Peters.
Higgins, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, brig urtai,n, Lord Tar.
donas.
Ar at Trinidad 18th, barquc R g W Dodge, lar
yis. wv York.
At Eemells. "a inst, brig Anna d Tartcy, CIT.
In, fer New York li..
Ar at z,ss ttb, vi, big William + Mary, Nor.
ton Now York.
"a from Havana H. brig Abby Watson, Smith,
PhihIcit ,hia.
Ar at Mulan1as 2ith, brig Mary Means, Moaus,
L, stan, Add 1T! last, brig Ii M,au*, Means,
for Portland k
ar at 0hsEow LIST inst, &c 3N,ni, Burt, Passport
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Augusta, July Sth, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No. 49,

NuEUStaI July bl1J IoV-'
GENERAL ORDER No. Is.
In pursuance of QUESTION and authority from
the President of the United States, tie Governor
and Comma nder in Chief orders and directs that
an additional Regiment of Infantry, for tho ser
vice of the Government, the Nineteenth of Maine
Volunteers, to rendezvous at Bath, be raised and
organized forthwith. Instructions in detail arc
prepared for Recruiting Agents, who will obair
their authority, with all the requisite blanks fol
making cnlistments, from tho Adjutant General
at Augusta, and such other persons us may Derc
after be designated.
BY 0RHeR or THE CoNNANpER IN-CHIEF.
JOHN l.. HODSDON, Adjutant General