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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-12

\ CrrrrNG BlAaD C5YvENlrSr.-Le-
dies, especially those wdo DO the eattin.
at meetings Of Sewing Societies, Relief
Associations, etc, know how tiresomc it is
to stand 4; a table all one afternoon or
evening preparing work, At one of thc,.
asetin-s the other evening. we u5tie4l a
simple aad convenient cutting board, which
n1y BE- in general use, bat We had not
seen one. 1t Is a board about feet lon,,
aal | Il to > feet wide, to hold u2oa lie
lap. Ga one side half circle is cut out
to that it fits partly round the body, aud
the arms may rest upon it. The other
side is partly rounded to take Of the sharp
corners that would otherwise stand cut in
the way. Such boarl IS convenient both
for cutting ami mending Any husband
or soa Will make one in few minutes. -
The board should be thin, ard ofli.at sea.
soael wood. Wewill suggest an addition,
thus; Bore a hole in each outer corner. aud
put TWO sticks, dry broom sticks. f3r sun
porting legs - tic outside; the other sid,
rests on the lap. Tn sticks can be taken
oat when not in use. We may claim a
patent for tAis improvement" but it /,
free TO all readers Of the american A mi,
cHitHrist, which includes about everybody
All the rest OF womaukind.-A7.
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idea CT the recognition of the rebels is
still lingering in European capitals, and
trusts the energy which our government
and people have put forth with in the last
three months, will satisfy Europe that we
are not only considerate but practical
and persevering people.
/ We have not only invoked no foreign
aid or sympathy, but have warned foreign
nations frankly and besought them not to
interfere. We are determined to be SOW
areigns and free We indulge in no men,
aces and no defiance. We abide patiently
the course of cycuts. We have not been
mjsled by any senblances of impartiality
or Of neutrality, which unfrieudiy pro-
ceilings have pat on.
When any Government shall inclin, to
new and uniienlly attitude, we shall
then revise with care our existing rela-
tions towards that power, AMI shall act
in the emergency as becomes people
who never yet faltered in duty to them
selves while endeavoring to improve the
condition Of the human race.
NEWBgRYP0Rr. Sth.
Hon. j. II. B5ardmaa, (Bell-Eycrctt1
was elected Mayor Of this city to-day over
4lon, q. W. Jackman. Jr.. dem, the
present INCUMBENT Tne new City Gov
crnment will consist Of 10 Democrats, 10
Peoples and Republicans.
Bosrox, Sth.
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NEwRERv, y. C.. lat. ,
Via T ,riress Monroe. {

In consequence Of the str1' opposition
Of the free labor psrty ia E.stsfa Moth
Carolina, TO election viii b. m rsd or
Representative IN tic 9th C1ngr y rom
this State. Petitions however are cral.
atm Tor an early election to the nest CJa-
-ress.
1t has been discovered that it is tie i5t,n.
ton Of the rebels to uhlnIau INN iiat5ly all
that arii IN Of Nortl Carolina lyiag cas.-
ward Of til. W,l.oa ami Wilmington Eejl
road
The health Of tic officers and men con.
Times remarkably good
rht yellow fever at Wilmington Is slowly
ijatiug.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-12

IIALIFAX, \ ), 9ih.
The s-e1m-hip Arabia, from Liverpool
23th and Qa~rnsi 5wu 30tA, Tor b sion, ar
rAcl Lee Ut % to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-12

The trial of tire Deputy Marshal AMI
others, inIicateI for conspiracy IN ar
resting one kuy has 5ssa pa; a uati
the April term
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-12

W AsuINGr0X, S,h.
In the Porter court martial ease, to-
day, Capt. Drake testified that General
Porter moved at o'clock on the morn,
iny Of the 9th, at moderate speed, an |
that Gen. Porter and staff useI great ex-
ertion to get out Of the way the wagons
impeding the march of his t'oo2s.
In the Mcdowell trial Mr.. Is la, Clerk
of Fredericksburg testified that Gen. Me-
Dowell had released lawyer nan6l Lit
tie, who had been passing TO AMI fto on
horseb ok, within the Union lines, play
ing the part of spy for the rebels.
In the correspondence between Seere-
tary Seward and Mr. Dayton, our Min
lister to France, the foEmer says France
has the right to make war against Mexico
but we have the right to irsist that France
shall not raise or maintain an anti Kepub-
lican or anti American government there.
Mr.. Dayton refers to tAe Presidents
Proclamation of September, stating that
it would not be surprising it spasmodic
effort was made for Intervention based on
a perversion OF the motives prompting
the proclaim ltioa and its probable con-
sequence.
Mr. ssarl, IN another Letter, express
% ta4 sarpf.ss Of tae pfesil ent that the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
N. HI. COafiia's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appoint ed by the onora
BILE Probate Court for the District of Randolph, conf
mssioncrs, to receive examine, and adjust al claims and
demands of all persons against the of n. II. Coz
fin late OF Orange, in said District deceased represented
insovent and The Of six months from the 10Th day
October, 1862, being allowed by SAID the cred
ltors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
pectve claims before Give notice, that will at
tend to the duties OF our appointment AT the dwelling
house Benson AldTiCh, in Crane, in SAID tisircl
the 18th day Of April next O'Clock in the forenoon
on said day.
BENSON ALDRlCH co,..
JESSE DICK Ely, wi"
Orange Oct. l7ih, a u. lSG2. 3COw3
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Honesty the best policy. This is true both in business
ana morals acting On this principle expect that our
statements respecting the merits OF Doctor CHORDS HON.
eopathc CufatNes VIII be believed They are now being
extensively used and found satisfactory. AS series Of
FAMILY medicines they have not their equal. They are
prepared With view to the wants of all families
ana indYidulls suffering from any disease VIII find The
true curative among the list Rave yon the dyspepsia
heaa&che cough or co piles, catarrah try the medicine
lor Ihey are put up and sold for IS each box
ana l" family cases " SUIT the wants Of all applicants
tolo ny, Fred ESmith, Montpelier AGENT and sent per
mailby, Nj ), Burr Co., wholesale Boston, or Phillp
Lee, Proprietor, l35 William street. New York
n she fra, ' '"'
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ftth Advertiser, having been restored to health N
. rev weeks, by very simple remedy after hayr suf
lered several years with lung affection and tba
dread disease, CouSumptiop-,s anxious 10 make kon
10 MS leIow-Sutcrers the means OF cure.
40 an VINO desire II, he will send copy Of the pre-
torpLgn used Gree OF charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they willfnd s,np
CHkE toR oSsUMPrIoH, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, NC rho
oy OBJECT OF the advertiser in sending the prcscrintion
10 Oient the afflicted snd spread Information which
CohceYes to ne iIy"luG5e and he hopes every sufferer
VIII Try ms remedy, as it viii them nothing and
may prove a blessing. % $3.50
Parties wishing the prescription will please ada-sss
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
o. Williamsburgh
'ooN'm Kings Coanty, New York
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FORTRESS Monroe, Dec. 10. The Richmond
Dispatch of the 18th states that the Governor OF
Texas has appealed to the people TO raise Eve
thousand volunteers fer coast defense.
Thirteen Federal blockaders are eff Charles
ton to-day.
The Dispatch Of the 18th says Price, Lewis,
and J. Scully gro convicted of bcins spies. They
arc to be sent North.
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Sabbath School Bell, No q

5000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months Of h' publication. It is entire New Work
nearly @Oo pages Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, 1t will soon be as
popular Is its predecessor (Be 10. y which has run up
to the enormous number Of $4,000 copies in S6 months
piping any Sunday School Book of its size issued
III this country Also both yolu bound in one to
schools wishing them 10 that FORM Prices
OF hol NO y paper covers IS cents $I2 per 100. Bound
cents, $22 per 100. Bell No. ], paper covers Il cents
$40 per 100 Bound 70 cents, S1S rer 100 Cloth bound
embossed gilt p cents, $50 per 100 Bells Nos aud
ound together 40 cents s30per 100 25 copies furnished
the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt SO cents SN
100. Mail postage free at the retail price
HORACE WATEPS, Publisher.
10 ~ Br3adwa y, New crk
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Horace 8. Esavis' Estate.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the Ronora
bic Probate Court for The District Of Was hngton Com
mssloncrs TO ccelFc examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the of Horace A.
Davis, late of Berlin, in said district, deceased an
the term OF six months tOm the Goth Gay of November
being allowed by said court 10 the creditors
ceased, To exhibit and prove ther respective claims
iole US Give notice. that will attend to the duties o
our appointment AT the Westinghouse OF Harriet n.
DaVi, III Berlin in said district, the 2Ah day Of De-
cem3er and Goth day of May next, O'Clock IN the
afternoon. on each ii SAID days.
HORACE BRALEY, )c..
MARVIN SIMONS, O''"
Berlin, Nov 10Th, a ID. 1862 36lw3
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T'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A SUE
fhHEt.--PGblishcd as . warning, and for the spe-
oa penent OF Dung Hen, and those who suffer with Ner-
vou9 Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay &C.
~ one who has cured himself by simple means after be-
ing put to great expense and Inconvenience through the
use 81 worthless cIes prescribed by learned Doctors
Slngle copies may be had OF the author c. LAMBERT
bs 1reehpo!n5, Lcng Island, by enclosing paid
addressed envelope. Address
-. CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, Esq.
"3ons Greennont Long Island. \. Y
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nv T'EEEGESAp H
TO THE FREEMAN.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL. Tie Press has q
special from Washington which stateo that Gen
Banks rad landed az " iulon, \. c., near tie
head waters Of the ChowAn river, and formed q
junction with the troops at Suffolk, and IS SOY
posed to be advancing On Weljon. Con. BaNLs
has assumed command OF the troops UNDER
command Of Gems. Foster, Peek, Augur and
Emory.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

New York, Dec. IS The gunboat L. 3.
Hale has arrived in tow of the Blcnville, hay
ing been disabled. She left Port Royal on the
IOsh, and passed four steamers and brig going
into Port Royal all heavily laden with troops.
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HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or PoToMAC C,
Monday Morning, ii o'c

Monday morning., II O'Clock. :
There was considerable firing yesterday be-
tween the advanced troops Of the two armies
At one time the rebels showed a disposition to
move upon Gen, franklin forces.
Occasionally the rebels would throw few
shells among our troops jus. to remind US that
they were still there. With these exceptions
everything was quiet.
There was some diminishing this morning
with considerable artillery firing.
The body Of Gen. Bayard lett for Washing
ton to-day. lie was to have bsen married next
Wednesday.
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PTOfsafe sI0gEFEs.

9AsnIssGov DISTRICT IS and for the District afore
aid will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
Id District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
saested to attend to the same on said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge
December | 1860.
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Eli sEicsl's Estate.

TUE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Ron
orahic Probate C0atl Tor the Dlstrciot Washington
Commissioners t0rccclve examine and clas
ana demands otall pe'soGs, against the Estate OF Iii
Rich, late Of NUrthhed, in said District, deceased,
represented insolvent theterm oGsiX months from
the ID day Of December, A. D. 1862, being allowed By
said Conrto he creditors ot5aid deceased eXhiblant
prove Spcctl claims before give Iulicet IA
We VIII attend to The duties OF Gu! appointment 1.
the Gw cling house Of Mary Rich in Mortified ia sad
District on the I'd Tuesday of January and June next at
one O'Clock inthc afternoon eSch OF SAID days.
LOTHIAN ELLIS. ic.
uRRIN W. CIRCUIT, O'"
NOHhfeld Dec. Sd. A. d 1862. c3G3w3
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NEwBERy, n. c., Dec. 10. The free labor
movement, which has been extensively and
quickly organized in Eastern North Carolina rs
understood to be preparatory movement to
re-ors ani2e the government of the State on
loyal basis, so that North Carolina may accept
President Llncoln's policy Of compensated eman-
cipation.
There is much animation in military matters
in this department and important, results may
be looked for soon,
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VIZ q @ I'd

We want some wood, and We wish those who
desire to pay for their paporin that commodity
would draw us come, forthwith.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure Of all
those painE sud dangerous diseases incident to the
female constjI N.
1t moderate All excuses and removes ell distractions
from whaleTer cause, and speedy may be relied
on.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. II. Last night about s
o'clock The rebel cavalry under Maj, White,
about 395 strong, made a raid into Pooesvile,
Ind. They found there 80 men of Col. Scots
900 quartered in wooded building. After a
brief but determined struggle, and when the
building was on fire, Lieut.. Smith and seven
teen men surrendered and were paroled.
On our side the loss was one killed, Sergeant
Stiles, and two wounded, Lieut.. Smith and
Corporal Berry. The rebels lost two killed and
l3 wounded.
OF course they took everything valuable
from the men they paroled, and thoroughly
stripped the body OF Sergeant Stiles, who was
according to the testimony of Col. Jas. b.
Swain, one of the bravest men who ever served
ms country. lie had been ten years in the SER
vice
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
LADIES GNEEER ROOTS

little glove stir mp my heart tides STIR up the ocean
snsw-white muslin when it fits, makes many curiou'
notion
All sorts of lady fxns thrill my feelings they'd orter
But little female gaiter boots are death and Dofhn
shorter!
And just to put you your guard.
..- I'll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hste.
stopped week more,
Aud marked two &c boot-ees" every morn
Before my neighbours doors
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
AN angel trots around in us,''
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
IS Covers grow lrcma vase.
Eat an! one morn saw . sight
Which struck me- like = stone,
Some other name Was on tie Doot
These boots we're not alone.
great tall pair Of other boot
Was standing hy their side,
And OF they walked afternoon
And with them walked--G bride.
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Ebcnezcr s.. Flovcv's Estate.

THE Su6scnhcyo, having bceu appointed by the Hon
/ oFabe !Probate Conf FIR The DstriCf Of Raudo p,
c"nmlssoners, to receive examine aud adjust all elaine
ana demands o all persons, against the estate of Eboua
l. hoVey, lae Of Broohlei. in said district q.
ceased represented nsoeeGt. aad the term Of six month
from the 2Sjh day Of Nov 1862 being allowed bv SAID
Court to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and
prove Their respective claims before Give notice, hit
we VIII attend 10 the duties Of Cur appointment the
dweIng-house Of Alvan oyev, ID, in BroCkfeld in SAID
district, on the second Tuesday of January next at ~
O'Clock IN the forenoon on said day
ARIEL BVRNHNH, ),
WILLIAM +. CHAMBERL Mn, |'n'
B'oCkded Ncy .slh 4 Il -. 500
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These Pills should BE- taken by females that are
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring miscarriage but at every other
time ana IN every other case, they perfectly safe
In ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Afection5 Pain in
the BACK and Limbs, ie&7inesa Fatigue slight cver-
lion Paiptaon Of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits Itys
eS occasioEci by disorGan2cd system, these Pills will
effect cure When all Othe- means have ta'lcJ.
Fuil directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 20 Ii!ls, and encirclcl Win the
GoYI1me" stamp CT Great Britain, be seat p0sb free
Tor 5 100 aud postage stamps.
foIl " ~ DrnGESt8. nnvGS lWG-nlY
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New YORK, Dec. Is. a Fortress Monroe
letter states that Plymouth, North Carolina,
has been destroyed by fire, but by what division
of the Fedora a my is not known.
1t is not believed in well informed circles
here that Gen. Banks hes landed il North Car
DINA. Some oiher Of tie numerous late expe-
diuons has, undoubtedly, been cont0und5d
with his.
Advlces by the BienYiie mention an expedi-
ton projected against Mobile.
Tie steamer Ecrisaon, and Il propeller. both
with troops, coaled, and LETT Oh the 10th bound
South.
The steamer Star of the South, and q large
steamer, probably the North Star, was passed
off Edisto by the Bienylle.
The rebels in the vicinity Of Hilton Head
have erected powerful batteries on James aud
Sullivan Islands, and along the coast of Bull g
bay. Beauregard was entrenching at Charles
ton with &c, 600 men under him.
The health Of the troops at Port Royal was
excellent.
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TO Ma fried Ladies

it is peculiarly suited It will, in shor. time bring o.
Inc monthly period with regularity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-10
.ss,orlOusNeNys,,,

Glorious Newsl A great victoryil How
the words fash Ike magic over the alectric
wires. How. they stand outin bold relief from
the press 0ountless bells catch up tlSds glad
refrain, and send out thrilling pepls on 2tfe
floating breeze long silent cannon wake with
their bursts Of joyful triumph thousands
echoes, the good tidings beam forth from every
face VIZ chance 10 meet and ell the Union
loving North seems ready 10 send up one load
huzza Of victory All, did we say Ah, mol
amid the tumut Of this great rejoicing, wall
of sorrow falls on the listening ear, like the
last notes Of mourniul dirge The gray
haired parents who have sent forth their dRf-
ling son the pride Of their hearts, and the
prop il may he, Of their declining days, TO bat
| tie in the cause Of freedom, and who now sit
in their quiet home listening with feverish
anxiety 10 catch the faintest echo from the
I field of strife, grasp with fear and trembling
the sheet tnat brings them news of the great
victory, and with speechless tongues and throb-
bing hearts they pass by the feats Of noble
daring, the deeds Of gallant heroism, and
search anxiously down the list Of KILLED and
wounded All the cry Of anguish that
bursts from their breaking hearts, tells that
the death blow has been struck to all their
| fond hopes as we'll as the s'root Of slavery.
Glorious news But not for the weeping
wife, who presses her helpless child to her
breast, and breathes an agonizing prayer for
the loved one, who lies, wounded or dying, in
the hospital, with no kindred breast near, on
which to pillow his aching head, no loving
words to soothe the ear, .oniI which SO lately
fell the fearful din of battle. What to her is
the fact that it is great victory2 The dis
patch that others hail as glorious news, is to
| her hut n hatbinuer 1nf. sorrOw and desolation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-10

Of their ownlpenty who. have engaged in
them, it will ~ time enough for them to
call for the pufiishmeiit Of Democrats who
have only followed their very bad teach.
ings and example. ~
We have never encouraged mob law
The files of our paper will bear abundant
evidence Of the fact 1t is not the way "a
right wrong. And il the Journal and
its party leaders will think moment, they
will remember our oit-repeated warnings
Of the bitter fruits theylwould reap from
the seeds Of mob violence which they were
implanting in the minds Of their deluded
followers we warned them that they were
sowing the wind and would reap the
whirlwind," but they went madly on, and
now when the fruits Of their own mis-.
guided folly and partizah hatred is brought
home to their doors, they tremble for their
own safety, and cry out for law and order.
We are charitable enough to hope that the
mob fury and violence which they have la
bored to incite against usmay never find
vent upon its authors but ifitd oes they
can only blame themselves.