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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
Administrator, Sale of Real Estate.

Hoy virtue Of license from the Hon Judge c
, Probate for the County Of Hancock, the sub
-cribcr will sell ut auction, Tuesday the %
day Of July next, at one o'clock r. NJ, on tn
premises. the homestead known as the " McAlli.
ter Place, at Amherst Corner, belonging to tn
heirs Of Geo. l.. Cox, deceased to satisfy tho ID
manls against said deccascd's estate and iucidc
tai charges. J. l.. MOOR, Aimr.
Ellsworth, jane 20, lsG2. }?
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Ellsworth, May 18th.
NoTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Lucy lane Echcuaqucia of Penob.cot,
in the County of Hancock, bv her deed of mort
gage dated March 18th, ls51, recorded in the
Registry Of Deeds Of the County of Hancock, in
volume l0i, page $40 conveyed in mortgage to
Rufus Leach Of said penohscot. as Guardian Of
stephen Merrill the following described tract of
land, yiz:-one undivided half Of the lot Of land
known as the stephen Perkins farm, situate in
said Penobscot; to secure the payment of the sum
Of five hundred and seventeen dollars and interest
in one year from the date of aid mortgage. And
whereas, the said Rufus Leach has assigned said
mortgage to the subscriber Nathan Written of
Etna. in the Cnuoty of Pcnobscot, by his deed of
assignment dated May sth, 1853. recorded in the
registry of Deeds OF said County Hancock.
volume lG, page 10; and whereas, tho condition
ot the said mortgage has been broken the ga i'll
Of five hundred and seventeen dollars and inter
est not being paid, now, therefore. |, tho said
Whitt"n, hc-eby give notice that claim a FORE
closure Of the said mort cage.
NATHAN WRITTEN,
By his Atty. JoHS J. BELL.
Dated at Etna, this 18th day Of June, lS6?. %
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OcRASyILLr.-Cld 9Th, schs Olc. Weed, Fish.
ing; Elizabeth Jane, do, do ; Ar 9th, sch Joseph
ine, Crockett, Boston.
SuLLvAS.-Ar 9th, schs Lcwclla Lord, Salem;
18th, Grecan Abbott Boston Jones, Moon,
do Union, Foss, do /; Henry Clay, Blaisdcll, do
lith, GraInpu', Ponroy, Boston; 18th, Eliza Hell
en-, Macombcr Well6eet; La Plata. Stratton,
Philadelphia Manchester, Williams, Boston.
Sid 3d. schs Harvey, Bragdon, Boston 18th
~ Richards, joy, Boston Palos, Moon, do
Eagle, Ford, do.
MAcHrAs.-Ar 9th, sch Montana, Sanborn, Ma
chiasport; 10TH brig Hack Hawk, Grace, Ma
chiasport 18th, schs Donworth, Bradbury, Bos-
ton 10Th, St Lawrence, Quimby, Boston.
Sid 9th, schs May Flower Holmes, Boston Il
Montana, Sanborn, Boston Martha Nichols
Small, Alexandria barquc Eliza White, Varney,
BA.GoR Ar 18th, brig Michigan, Marshall,
Deer Isle.
Ar llth, Masonic, Perry, Bucksport to load for
Ma !cria.
Ar 18th, sch Idaho, Linton, Castine.
PORTLAND AR 9TH, schs Ccresco Smith. St
George NIB, lumber Union, Lindsey, Gouldsbo-
for b ,ston.
Ar 9th, schs Commodore, Grant, Ellsworth De
fancc, Harrington, Calais for Philadelphia N
Harvey, Bragdon, Sullivan for Boston Carcssa
Jordan, Ellsworth for Providence Morning Star,
Haynes Ellsworth for Boston.
Ar 10Th, brig Is YOUNG, Cook, Calais for Ston
ington schs ffeld Verrill, do for do :; Deposit
Cook, Calais for Providence Two Brothers. Car
low, Calais for Boston /; Cape Cod, Hammond
Gouldsboro for Boston; Eupicola, Peters and Elm
blem, Mayal, Ellsworth for Boston Lapwng
Greeley, Bluchl for Fortress Mouroe Jerusha,
McGilyery, Erooksyillc for WilIiamsport.
Ar 18th, brig Ghastean, Handy, Matanzas.
Ar 18th, sehs Julia f damage, Brewster, Ma
anzas ; Lucy Jane, Squirting, Cranberry Isles for
Boston.
CID 18th, sch Ceresco. Smith, St George, ND.
Ar lith, brig Col Goggins, Coggins, Matan
ras ID inst
Bosros.-Ar llth. briggs Edwin, of waldoporo,
Webbcr, Matanzas 10Th ult, via Holmes Hole :;
Tangent, of Addison, Iibbetts. Cardcnas oath ult
via Holmes Hole Mary Il susan. of Cilais. Eat
on. ,inington. bel schs John McAdam, Pear
son, York River, Va, eth uIt. Left brig sarah
Wooster, Lord, and others in the employ Of the
Government.
Cid llth, sch Python Canlagc, Providence.
Ar ETA schs susan stout Of Cherry field, ~trout
Ponce May - SPrlnGbok, Of Trenton, Grndle
Gonajves May Il \ Colby, Of Buck sport, liar
riman, Matluzts May q Anna Gardner Of Sur
ry, Knowles. Cardcnas May &c Almira, Pressey
Port Even
Ar 18Th, briggs Heath, of S,arsport. Loud,
GcorScto wa, G Eia'or, of Deer Isle, Haskell
Philadelphia schs Olive IL yward, of Orland
Tibbetts, Fronteras ; liza ret, of fremont, Her
rick, Pctou Catharne, Eaton, Ellsworth oph
ir, Peek, Penobscyt Woodeock, Nutter, Guuds-
boro.
Cid llth, schs Hiram, Wells Calais W II
Mitchell, Eaton, Maehiaspori; Jenny Lind, Graz t.
do
Ar 18th. scbs Two Brothers, Carlow. Calais y
Harvey. Jones, sullivan ZuIctte Miiliken, Els.
worth Cape Tod hammond, and Union. Lindsey
Gouldsbor Lucy Jauc Squirting, fremont.
Ar 10th, .chs Calais Packut, latch, New York
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DISSOLUTION, i,

The &C. partuership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Isaac NJ. Giant 4 Co., 10
hereby dissolved, by mutual consent The co.
partnership debts will be paid by Isaac NJ, Grant.
to whom, also, all debts must be raid.
]. N, dsAss,
N. G. MEANS,
,,,, j. II llIGGISs,
Ellsworth, May 2sth, 1863.
sH The business Of the old firm will be ccntln,
ued by the subscriber, at tho old stand.
AVN N, GRANT.
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NOR SALE. good, scconl-han Cnrry&i f.
one or two horses, having both p0E an
sha t., and seat ne four persons. tits in ge}d or
der, except requiring some slight repairs FIR TIA,
curtnins; turns easily without danger Of crahpin,
the whcc!s; is very easy; has Rabbits rtten
baxc,; built by Wilton 4 Co. and il orc Of thc
best; and is we'll aptci for the guests Of alWa
term. place. Inquire at this office.
JuLe 18th. 3w22
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Special Notices.
oYSTE7s.

J W. C0oMBS receives Oy,tsrs in tho she'll
twice weekly, which he will serve to customers at
short notice. II
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A I. s q

.arge assortment of Fancy Cassimcers and
Doesklns for Gents wear. Black German
Cloths and Doeskins. Tweeds, Jeans, and
common Goods for Boys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
Freedom Notice.

n Office is hereby given that have relinquish-
| ed to my son, Charles X. GOODWIN, his time
I transact business for himself, and | shall claim
ibne of his wages TOR pay any debts contracted
n him after this date.
RICHARD GOODWIN.
North Marayille. juno Ath. 1862. F2O
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Arrived from New York.
Schooner Planet, Harding.
1000 Blu. Corn,
400 BbIS. Flour,
II For f. A. BUTTON.
Sll,ri0'S sale.

HANCOCK, ss.-Taken on execution and will
1 he sold at public anetion, at the office Of
Arno Wiswell, ESQ, in Ellsworth, on Saturday
the 9th day of July next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, all the right, title and interest which
Ambrose Butler of Franklin. has or had at the
time of the attachment on tho orisi al writ of
redeeming the following described mortgag ed cal
estate, situate in said franklin, and being the
homestead farm where the said Ambrose Butler
now resides; the same promises being mora fully
described in n mortgage deed given by said But
Ter to George Parcher of Ellsworth and recorded
in the Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book los, page
GO, to which decd reference may be had for moro
particular description.
N. WALKER, Sheriff.
May %, 1862, 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

THE suhscriher hereby gives public notice to all cod
] crrlci that he has been duly apInlntel and hal
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator 0f t
estate of
RETSEY KING, late n El'sw r,h.
in tho County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond Al
The law Directs he therefore requests all persons who
ind htch 20 the said 'cetled's estate make immediate
payment and those waa have any demands thereon
h.hit the same Tor settlement.
LEROfD HILL.
Ellsworth, April 2ith, 1862. -
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CELEBR ALTON,

'INiIE Ladies. and citizens generally, of SUI !,
U will celebrate the Fourth by an adlrEs
dinner, Fair and Leyee. Extensive preparation
are being made to have a patriotic and ratibn
celebration. 4 fuller notice will be giyci. b
posters or through the incrcar, of the scry fcs
Surry, june 18th, ls62.
Pfn OgpEp.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

sourm DeER IsLg.-Cid ;, sch otanassa' "e1o'
D.y i Laurence 7tb. seh Dluc Eel. Ne6b, dos
Cape Ann, Pickering do.
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N O e L Q =

rENIIB undersigned, having sold their stock in
4 trade. hereby give notice that they will at
tend to the settlement Of their accounts at the Of
flee of WV. T. PARKER, Esq, Writings Block.
Immediate payment of all notes AMI demands
now due, will save expense.
D.N. MOOR K co.
Ellsworth, May 18th. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

'Ihc subscriber harehy gives public notice al
Ger tcl. that Sc has been duly appointed and h5r
lnn herself the trust Of an ADMINISTRATIVE OF th
t-tIt' Of
DAVID l. STEVENS, late Of Ca,ne.
in the County Of Hancock, mariner deceased, hl
giving bonds thu law directs; sh" therefore request
fr-lus who ir"itel Ia the said dcrcs'd's r~titr 4
make Immediate payment, aud those who have any ID
tn..nls thereon, eSibit the same Tor settlement
HARRIET ". STEVENS. /
CA.tiue June -, ls61. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber is prepared to Pensions for
Wounded or Disa bled Soldiers, Widow
Minor Children, &c.
ARREARS or PAY g. BOUNTY NONE
secured tor Invalid Soldiers. Widows or Heirs.

ann rams 'FE 4 Il bot4Nf 4 No4N Il L
secured tor Invalid soldiers. " ilows Heirs.
II Every Soldier wounded in battle. disabled by sick
disease Conr ,cted in the ryice, while in the
line oI his duty, is culca to u Pension.
lj'Ths dow and Minor Children Of every Soldier who
des in the service or il killed in battle dies " dis
ease wounds contracted in the service, entitled
to u Pension.
II Bounty 500 is due and he obtained by me
for the Widow, Children Father. Mother Heirs Of
every Soldier whr is Killed or dies ia the service
also, all back pay, arrears Of pay, aud all allowances
due the Soldier AT tie time of his death.
II All Pensions only from the date of the ap-
picatnn, in each ise.
Applications sent me b, mail giving full particu lar
viii III promptly attended and information given
orr cuATGE, postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage.
The promptcst attention will he given to all claims
truSte 70 me, and my chTrgeS WH bc uery moderate.
Let all who have claims be and call upon
=. WAIERIiOUSE,
ELLSWORTH, Me.
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. H a :" L .

Barage, Wool, and large lot of Cashmere
Shawl from $500 to $500; also. another
lot OF those Cashmere Long Shawls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
SO DOZENS

WATCH SPRING SKIRTS. which we have
direct from the mandatory at New York,
and can sell from 10 to go per cent. cheaper
than We have before.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

Soaps.
Spices,
Fruits, Nuts,
vyEIIEEZSEI&Zs
lie keeps general assortment of Medicines use h
Physicians, together with
PATENT AND TH0MPS0hlAH MEDICINES
The genuine SMITHS Razor Strops.
Figs Candies Washing Powders Soap Dye sufrs Tusse
supporters, Spices of all kinds, Citron Cur
rants Raisins. Tamarnds, Irish
Moss, Pickles &c., &c.
&c, &c. &c, &c, &C., &c.
Just received, per Express, n new supply Of tho
most popular Patent Medicines among which are
Ut RNETFS Preparations; Blood Food, for Liver
Compliant, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases,
and degeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; Whitcomb : remedy for Asthma; Burnetts
Cod Liver Oil; Jayne's Expectorant; Wistar's
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowle's cure for Piles; DR..
leitric,s Antidote; brakes Benzoline, fol rcmov.
ing paint, tar, grease, &C.; Cummings Aperient;
Gargling Oil; padd's and Miler's Condition Pow.
dcrs; Cheeseman's. Clarkes and Duponcos Female
pills' for female obstructions, &c; Grugor's Con-
ccntratcd Cure for nervous weakness; uembold's
Fluid Extract of Burchu, for diseases of the blsd.
der, kidneys, &c; Maynari's Colodion for burns
and cuts; Gardiner Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup; Goulds Pin worm Syrup; Houghin's
Corn solvent, an infalliblo REM dy; Magnetic
bhi>"h, int rheumatism anu neuralgia; Jetfries
Panacca of Life, sure cure for Sore Throat and
bronchial Affections stones Elixir for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs.
BlTrERS-Oxygenated IIooHands, Pock's, IIar-
dys, Browns, Clarke's Sherry Wine, Langley's
Root and Herb, Abbott's, and others;
LlN1MENT-Tobas' Good Samaritan Mustang.
and Lniments and Ojntments of all kinds;
SARSAPARILLA--B Bulls, Sands, Shakers and
all other principal kinds
flllsIAyer's sugar coated, Brandrsth's and
Hfishts Indian Vegetable.
Also Viewers canker and salt rheum Syrup: Ar,
nolds Vital Find; Atwood's Extract Dandclion.
Brant5 Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier;
kennedy's Medical Discovery; Morse's Syrup Vel
low Dock; Railways Remedies; McMum's Elixir
of Opium; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Sh.,
ker Extract Valeran; Rain of a Thoasa nd Flow.
ers; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
Ayers Cherry pectoral; Brant's Pulmonary Hal.
monary Balsam; Clarke's Cough Syrup; PacbeIor
and Harrison's Hair Dye; Barney's Ms.k Cologne;
Shaving Cream and Vcrbena Water: Dntcbsrs
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; and all other articles
usually kept in Drug Store.
Fhgs'c'dn S Prescriptions carefully com
pchaded.
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COURAGE INVALIDS!
Clem's Summer Cure.
HOWes' Cough Pills.

ny thf concurrent testimony Of many safrcrs, N,
fact has hrsH established,
That far tn rHrr ot D.arrhsa and Dv.gr,ru >, mr.
sans 81 att ages. medicine has ever come TO the
knosege ii the public that cfeetpnlly does work
and nj the same time leaves the bowels TIA an active
healthy condition
GLEM'S SUMMER CURE.
7b1f far Ch,iifea Cafnas Tofh, y troubled nth
btrrhea any irregularities the l.pw-ls all other
remedies are insignfcant as compared with
GLEM'S SUMMER CURE.
Ttat for Children troubled ruth Ciattr in the mouth
VI stomach, or mothers suffering from Nursing sore
mouth s'f and speedy ia IN c,e by the use OF
CLEM'S SUMMER CURE.
Tint f. Coughs, H3ar,ea,ss md Ryoar hal afec.
u"s tlre is no remedy cNtant that universally ar
f0ris rrifrf
HOWE'S COUGH PILLS.
Thft Tar hsAia,ss rh,r.,ns IN t6e eht,f, Paia,
IN tn" sihr, OF al long standing Hack, the best know,
remedy Is
HOWE'S COUGH PILLS.
That ,rprct5rant and arp,lilrating ag,nt IN
cases Of Phthtsic, Whootipg Cough and Confirmed
Consumption. the public have already rendered their
united yeriict III til1r 81
HOWE'S COUGH PILLS.
Clcm's Summer Cure is a pleasant, agree.
astE hEe2,Tl9S ~ no'rs ,>p HaEss. cuS-
tAius mt particle ot osina. asugof
any SORT II always ,ln..s gosh
aad never d. harm.
" Ey heir works " shah know them -
q G c. pvts \ g, ni'ton, General Agents for New
EnsltnI II II Il.Y, pnr,r,nl a i g. D. BRapntnr
Etnsof, Gener.,l AGENTS tr Maine.
! - ia E,sorth by "a Peek in VT, peSer, by
hrrJaufu kHttrtz", Il, +. wasEatt VI VI iitr@ins and
u whhtns 4 u iu iT,nrrrA by l.. Crahtree Jr , In
~llisan ~ u. Perry In Gsal Labor, hy II VI S,air:
In ;, utan - J. G. t'p,rt4., IN orlnf ty Merrd CO.
~ sod ~ All liz ffe'd o~ns and cities in the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
9Th Of July Celebration
AT FRANKLIN,

'lNIIE Ladies of the Union Sewing Circle in
franklin. invite the people to their proposed
Celebration Of the National Anniversary. The
exercises Of the day will be as follows:
Procession will be formed Mt the Town House
At . o'clock and proceed to the Baptist Chu. ch
whore an Grafton will be delivered by LEONARD
BUTLER, commencing at 81 o'clock, and other mp
propriatc exercises will be held. Hon. Jouv
WEST will preside on the occasion. Music will be
furnished under the direction Of J. II. BUTLER
After the celebration the audience will return
in procession to the Town Hall, where FAIR
will be opened at II o'clock.
Tho projectors determined to make this the
most profitable and interesting to visitors of any
heretofore held in town.
Dinncr will be served Mt o'clock.
Adnss n to Fair Il! cts; Dinner 50 cts.
SAauEL p. DosSELL,
WM ID. MooRF, Committee
JusTIcH SCANNoSs, of
CHARLES X. e. opwtS, Arrang'ts
JAMES ". BEAlsD.LL,
franklin, June 18th lsG2. 2w22
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Shoe Stock and Findings

EUST0M WORK done as usual
please call and look at the & ods, it will cos,
4 thng if you do not buy.
E- Remember, at the ELLSWORTH Door AND
oE STORE, NiIN SIREET.
Given at the Council Chamber, this l4th
day of May. in the second year of the war
II A. ). ArHERrON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

Sch Sato has been sold a, Rio drande' Cai,'
Griffin, wife and sou arrived at New lofA l-'n
inst, ia the brig PolluI.
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GLEM'S SUMMER CURE.

That fr Chiifea Cmnag Tcdh u trsabtei nth
bi'uhea Or any irregularities II the Raw-ls all other
remedies i1signTcaut n camplrstI With
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haf for Children froubisd ruth C4aktr IN fhr mouth
VI stomach. mothers suffering from nursing sore
mouth, sIf and speedy IL III cel by the use OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-26
Vol. vIII.-.-No. 90.

and men, and time for mental recupera-
tion seems also to be required.
No one would be gladder to reflect the
bright sides of the situation and prospect
of the Army Of the Potomac than my
self; yet a sense of truth compels me to
state that it is not by any means encour-
aging. To renew an attack on the enc
.my's position during the night, strength
ened, as it has been ascertained this morn
ing, by new batteries, with weakened
-nurbcrs, would pNbably result in ne
better success than That of yesterday
To continue in the position now held can
not be thought of. An attempt to re-
treat to this side of the river by the pre-
carious means Of passage over few frail
bridges would undoubtedly bring the vic
torious hosts of the enemy at once to tho
attack, and might result in the worst ca
lamity of the war. How the army is to
be extricated from these predicaments |
am unable to devise. / trust that those
intrusted with its fortunes have the abii.
ty to do it.
me huleu ana wounded.
The New York Herald publishes tho
following special despatch from Fredc-
ricksburg:
FREDERIoKsBURG, Dec. Let is i'm
possible to ascertain the names of tho
killed and wounded with any degree of
accuracy. Many are reported killed or
missing who have gone into their regi-
mental hospitals on this side of the river
more or less seriously wounded.
General Hancock's division of General
COUGHS corps lost twenty-seven commits
stoned officers killed, and one hundred
and eight wounded, some of whom have
since died. Out of the ffty-three hun
dred men taken into action three thou
sand four hundred aud sixty-eight are this
morning reported as either killed, wound
ed or missing. The 57th New York and
Goth New York lost severely.
The army correspondent of the New
York Times says:
The loss in General Summers grand
division will not, probably, exceed 8 900.
About 10, 900 are missing tonight but
it is thought . 600 or 5000 have man
aged to straggla of with the wounded
Some Of tie towards who get into eur
.arniies from the large citlos have been
seen shamming wounded men with bloody
bandages around their heads and arms
The divisions Of Generals French ana
Hancock were 30 fearfully cut up, or RAJ
Their so entirely scattered and dispersed,
that but | 200 in the latter answered the
roll call this morning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-26

AN EDIToRIAL BRUTUs. An editor out
West thus talks to his non-paying sub
scribcrs and patrons:
Hear us for our debts, so that YOU
may pay trust us, we are in need, and
have regard for our need; as you have
been long trusted, acknowledge your in
debtcdness, and dive into your pockets,
that you may promptly fork over. If
there be any among you-onc single pa
tron--that don't owe us something, then
to him we say, step aside; consider your
selfa gentleman. Ifthc rest wish to know
why we dun them, this is our answer
not that we care about ourselves but our
creditors do. Would you rather that VIC
went to Jail, and you 90 free, than you
pay your debts and keep US moving? As
we agreed, We worked for you; as We
have contracted, we have furnished our
paper to you; but as you don't pay, we
dun you. Here are our agreements, job
work, contracts for subscriptions, pro-
misses for long credit, and duns for de-
ferred payment. Who is there so green
that be don't take paper? If any, no
need not speak, for We don't mean him.
Who is there so green that he don't ad-
vertise2 If any, let him slide, he amt
the chap either. Who is there so mean
that he don't pay the printer? If any,
let him shout, for he's the man we're az
ter. His name is legion, and he's owing
to us for one, two, three, four, five, six
years--long enough to make us poor and
Him rich at our expense"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-26
Condition Of the Army Of the Potomac
After Saturdays Battle.

Speeiat Correspondence ef The ~ y Tribune.
FREDERICKSBURG Dec. ii, p. NJ
It's no pleasant task to cool ardent hopes
--disappoint high expectations--predict
The unfulfilment Of fond wishes. Yet
stern realities can never be recognized too
soon in order to enable us to prepare for
their possible consequences and hence,
J trust, ! will not be blamed for the reye-
lation Of the discouraeing facts pertain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-26

E.e- A Congressional candidate was
interrupted by an inebriate: Ny friend
said he, / am proud te see around mo
tonight the hardy yeomanry of the land,
for love the agricultural interests Of tho
country; and well may | love them, my
fellow. citizens, for was born farmer
the bappiest days Of my youth were
spent in the peaceful avocations of a son
Of the soil. If | may be allowed to use
a fgurative expression, my friends, may
say, leas raised between teo roDs Of
corni A pumpkin by thunderp cx-
claimed the inebriated Joe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-26

Fer This is a dangerous period Of the
year for colds. People should be careful.
Mrs Partington says she has got ro-
mantle affection in her shoulders, the ncu-
rology in her head and tho embargo in
the region Of the jocular vein and all
from opening the window TO throw bot
tie at a couple Of belligeront cats on tho
shed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-26

mr. ARENAS Ward, in speaking Of
the newspapers in his village, says " that
the advertisements arc well written, aud
the marriages and deaths are conducted
with signal ability
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

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there Is no rebellion, the excessive zeal Of 8
civil functionary, untempered with diicre-
tion, has outstripped the vigor of tho
military commandant Of the rebel oity d
New Orleans. But there are worse cases
than this on the calendar Of iettres de cochet.
and ~-e think there has been an unnecessary
fuss made about Mr.. Kennedy. All such ar
rests and imprisonments will be abolished in
this State on the LIST of January, with the install
lation Of the new Governor, who will permit
no man to be arrested or detained contrary to
law. And if, after that date, any one of the Sec
retaries who have authorized such proceedings
should show himself in this vicinity, he stands
good chance Of being arrested himself and
placed in so secure place that it will be found
very difficult to take him out.