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THEnATTLE EArPIrrsBuRGLANpING

sr. LouIs, April I3.-Msj Mcdonald, Of the
18th Missouri, has arrived here, direct from Pltts-
huIg Landing. He confirms the death Of A. s.
Johnson, and was told by prisoner, a lieutenant,
that Bushrod Johnson, who escaped from Fort
DOnelson, was also killed. He thinks all the re-
ports about Bsauregard being wounded are unrc-
liable.
An officer in the New Orleans Creole battalion,
who was tskan prisoner, says that Bsauregard
made speech on Saturday, the day before the
battle in which he told the troops that the result
was sure thing, they could not fail to capture
Grants army and then whip Buell., and thus hold
their rail Dads If they lost the day he said they
mig ht as well lay down heir arms and 90 home
The story cf the esrapc Of Gen. PfeRtiss is not
believed. The greater part OF his brigade were
taken prisoners early In the fight of Sunday.
The gunboats did fine work, and probably saved
our army from total disaster Sunday. The
ginning Of the fight on that day a total sur
prise, msnv officers and soldiers being overtakrn
In their tents and slaug htered or taken prisoners
Gen. Smith was net In the fight, but lying sick
at Savannah, not be!rg abe TO get out OF bed.
The second days fight was not half as deSpe-
rate as The Irst. The rebels soon gave way before
our fresh troops. The pursuit was not continued.
Major Mcdonald thinks our killed was at least
600 aud wounded } GfA. He says ,fO1 or I 6N
Of the rebel wounded were left en- the field, and
thinks their killed amounts to 3, ,0G0, besides the
wounded. We did not take more than 500 pTis-
oneTs.
Mr.. Mcdonald thinks that Beauregard wa. not
prepared to MAKE stand at Corinth, and If pur-
sued, will retreat to ia ;kson, Miss.
Arrivals from IrontOn say Gen. Van DJrn Is At
Pittman's Ferry, on Current river, near the Mis-
souri, line, with 10 COO 12 coo men, awaiting re-
Inducements.
EsCGFE OF A PRISONER.
The Philadelphia lnquirsr has the following
from lis correspondent:
CAIRO, April 10 i was taken prisoner Mt the
late battle at Pittsburg Landing, but have sue
CCeded in making my escape from the enemy.
Acting Brigadier General Peabody and mej or
Powell, Of the 2Jth Missouri volunteers, with
whom was breakfasting at the time OF The SUI
prisP were both killed. The rebels robbed me
Of everything except my pantaloons and boots.
Gen Albert Sidney Johnston, Of Ky and Gen
Bus hrod Johnson, Of Tenn are both dead. The
latter made his will before dying.
Bragg, BeauregaTd and Breckenridge escaped
The battle lasted thirteen and a half hours on
Sunday, and seight hours on Monday, when the
enemy fed. We captured all their cam OF except
two or three Among the batteries captured Ia
the famous Washington Light Artillery, of New
leans.
LOUISVILLE, April 13.-Tbe steamer NJ Mnehaha
arrived to-day with about 2i0 wounded frcm
Plttsburg Landing, whereof one fourth are rebels.
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The Bedy OF Gen. Wailace-The Reported
Escape of Gen. Prentiss Untrue.

CAIRO, April l3.--The body Of General Wal
l1ce, killed In the battle Of Pttsburg Landing,
has arrived here; also nearly three hundred pris-
oners
The twice repeated report of the escape of Gen.
Prentiss from the enemy is now contrsdicted. 1t
Is 10 doub. untrue.
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.TAR DEPARTMENT,

MAR DEPARTMENT,
W JArVARI 81, It62.
oRDrRsD, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays End
Fridays against all other business hrt that which
relates 70 active military operations in tbs field
saturdey' will. be devoted to the business OF
Senators aud Representatives.
Mondays TO the business OF the Public.
EDWIN Nj. STANTON,
ia 22-1 ser,s,,,v ., W.,
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The Boston Churches.

Boston, April II The churches have seldom
been more thronged than on yesterday, and the
services were mainly In reference to the Presi.
dents PROCLAMATION for prayer and thankfulness
for the recent victories, -
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d z II 1 C L.
OF STATE,

nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHIEeTor, January IS, 1907
Inc secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Membera Of Congress, on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of mex,
month.
Jan t7.H WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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TIE sUBSCRIBERs BEING in RECEIPT
Goods. theJ respectfully solicit call and 81
the Continued fayors OF their patrons ana IA
the bubo generally. Il - w
They also co uest pecial attention of their -~
arm, and navy custoIners 70 their .upPly Of goods
Straps, Epaulsttes, old Laces, Gaps, Chapeaus,
&c. r. j. HElBERGER Co.
suooeseors to II. II, lsouion Co..
CitIzen and Military raiiofs.
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NoIIcs.-All persons indebted 10 the late firm of
requested to settle the ssms vithout delay A''
+. j. HE!BER6EK a CO.. 5s1a
Sucoessors TO II. #. I,oudon & Co. ?
NH 81 eoSn Citizen and Military Tailors.
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Canal

SCRANTON, Pa, April H.--The dam near Car.
bondale, on the Delaware and Hudson railroad
works, broke last night, sweeping away num-
Der Of laborers' dwellings. Nine persons were
drowned. The water hlled the mines IN the
vicinity, and did other damage.
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NOTICE.



"a ADAMS ExPREss CcNlPANY.n
Lnts .Somsapy offers & e the y9Slie. Enssasllss
ses,y Freiyh Pac1.Ses, Yaluiblos. Money, q ..
kq;. 70 Ill parts Of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
ssrf ffom and arrive in W kshington twioe daily,
,,f,.sf. are In charge Of sx,srisassS saa
An PsckIIes Tor The esidisrs earned .t aexr
xALFp our usual rates, -
An Good. for the SO -cslled "Csnfedsrsts States
.0sIEIlreI..s leave New Ysrk q \, ., AID sP.
g., arriving In WsshiEgfon ~ "a, "a. and Is,
Expresses leave Philadelphia st s.N A, M. ana
~, arriving in Wsshtngtcn ~ b1o p. h. end
Expresses leave Baitimcrs n go A. M. and II,
Hh arriving in wsshinEton q A. NJ: and IN
Expresses for oil points North and West leave
" ssnlngton q 30 a. "a. and s3c r. d. daily.
special Contracts for large Quantities Of Freight
"a, H,f hs aas made on q !. .io.tl9n g TIN. oEos.
charges. y --sJI-''.- =. Z. w, PARSONS, -
w..,,. ssIt Ad.nr Express comIing;
MSxhInktsn. Apiust -, 1881. sstl6
CAMP FIR NIrlIR r. Ann TIN WARE M
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This TRUSS Is having a success, In tho CURING
OF RUPTFREs. before unknown m the history of
TIusseS; GaIfs all 9tIers cvsI used in the follow
nE respects lit will nsver rust. the spring heinz
coated with Hard Eubher,) ChGfe CAL nor BEfsfsr
VII rot eiP or move. can be utei IN kAtiInf, is
always C3zon, and good ss new. Does not prs's or
inJHys the Cord, nor OyeIstretoh 6ud enlnrgc the
opening, but constantly acts TO comeress ard
Ere,tly benefit the wcIst form of Rupture. Tho
same Truss can be made very stI f Timber as the
case may require, IL has been used by over Srco
persons In tho North west within the past two
years. and has never Jailed 70 give FatIsfsoton III
csses of tho worst form. This Truss is recon
mendec and used 10 Prsfe,ence 70 cH others by oil
prominent SuIGeons Ia New GcTk city, among
whom ara PIoieseoTs Mott, rATkar Il EaInoch.n, n,
e.o IN the West by PTofs, Hralnn d, Res, FTeor,
of lush medIoal College, Prois. ". 2. DsvIs e.
hndrsss, Lind uriyo,sltJ, boot WoIcott, Of
MI. waufie, WE, AID D0et. Prince, nf JAct son-
VILE, III. This Truss hss received Medss over al
Others IN use, ana Is guaraIteed in eye'y TeEpect
to he ss represented. PerTons wishing this N
siInment os1 br dtted by sending si=c. N mot IS
around hips n limo OF ruFtnTo, 70 HR. 1, r. SEE
l.. % Box 4335
DR.. SbbbEY will bs at J, w. NAIRN'I
Dms Store, corner of 9Th and Fs. avenue, for q
isE DAYS, Call aid eXami ne for yourself.
ap pl2-Iv-
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DhRASOLS AND
FOR THR MOUTH OF YELLOWSTONE
FORT LENToN, Missouri RIVER.

The stesn:c EMILE, ], ID. IhBARes, Master
Will leave on or about tho 18th of s-zes
April To persons dssl .ous of gong E4y5i.-sss
10 oregon and The Territory ofafsszk7sss3EzfS
Washing ton, this is ths mos desirable routs psr-
McuErlV TO Washington eTTItoTy, LavlnE from
Fort Benton only 80 mics of land travel, over 8
good road to the most de siraba part Of the Tarr-
tory. In connection with the Erilhe wilt he = very
iisht dTsught sldo wheel steamer which will leRva
here About the 2ith. designed 10 run from the e-
IovstoHe TO the Fails OF Missouri. For freight or
pASsdEe applT board. M -su
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Death ef. Provisional Governor Johnson Of
Kentucky. -- .
LOUISVILLE, April 13 "A wounded rebel ofi.
Ger, from Pitsburg Landing, reports that the
Rebsl Provisional Governor Johnson, OF Ky was
killed on Monday. Ithad been previously report
ed that he was wounded. /
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DENTISTRY.

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CH6OFLASrI BoHx
Z j. 7 n,
WITEoyI METAL PLIrH Oh CLAIYs,
DR.. 9. b si6EsMOND.
flU Bfsadss1, Nsss fcTs-260 Pss=.y.-srts ls
ssss, esf.sssr Ira al isfk 50: RssktrETo-,
Ssls tae ttsnticn OF the ppbtIc TO the iollowirr
anIases oi ms Improved Ystsm: zz~
1. sho Eeeth Of his maaafISturs vi! r-S<s5F
never co:oco nor chsRse coiOr by aaJ ~SES-cf
500; eeEnE three f0u.thE lighter than sny oth,r,
= NO teeth Or roots need De extracted, a. tks
arteols once car Ae Ins-Ttsd ever them.
J. Ehe roots vii b. me9e InoEeasive, an never
sschs,
4. No tsnsorxry teeth sro uonted, .s r-rrnsn.u,
snes can be made immediately, thereby preserving
ne natural ezsrehsIon az the ikoe, which rrds
the old sJEteB ts free eSueutiJ dishEHTcd.
,. Ehis vrTE hs5 beea faliy tsstsi over ~ war
sclatry,
Ut, = has ALEC iEEoaiSd -hi.s rrdcstruotiYs
meta ming, with -Eioa tho most 6enst.VR tce,t
ON be hile1 SItnout pain, sGd osn bald up q ser
through hisEime.
- Eas beat of refe-sEces glvoI-tc Or. V. Mott; DIR
coIeUusi Professor OF ChsIcIEtry, N. &; flor
tpdSe Wayce, Of M, SasTerre Court CT Weshir.
to-, and thousands Of others.
Cal snd eIsmlnc FOR J9SrEsH. Botsn
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SOLDIERS PAY.

EARNDEN'S EXPRESS
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
HANCES
WHETHER MONEY OR ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.
To their families At any place on the lines Of their
Express AT \ charge Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For any sum not exceeding Fifty Dollars.Ca
And q pTcpOrtionate additional charge for rIaces
reached by connecting Expresses
The remittance, whether In Coli, Treasury
Notes, or Allotment DTa!ts, should be encloBed n
an eEvslt pc aad 6ecureiy sen! cd. ara h4Tr the
lull address, Including tue town, Post Oboe and
state, OF tho person 10 Tbom 10 10 solt, and he
amount ls gihy marked thereon,
, rnvslo3es ioT this purpose will be furnished q.
this Cfios.
Money received to be forwarded At the offioe IN
Washington, Third street, second door below
Pennsy lvcnia avenue.
ap lin T.. 8 SMITH AGENT
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w BOYS CLOTHING.
49, aays rsSeiSed T SSits,s tssf esi dsJ 81 .SD
ING :embrscinS al STYLES 81 Iov priced, medium,
and hns Gus Hes, winch we afe setting II verJ
~ WALL, sTEPHENs CO.
320 Pa sv, between etH snd leth az
a - Int. ReBl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
The Presidents Emancipation
scheme.

On Saturday we entered respectful protest
against tie recommendations Of the recent mes
sage Of the President, upon the ground that the
Constitution confers no power upon Congress to
purchase and colonize slaves. We adhere to that
doctrine in virtue of Democratic strict construc-
ton Of the Constitution II Congress was not
restricted BY the Constitution, and f the public
Treasury was in plethoric condition. the recon-
meDdation Of the President in this regard would
doubtless be favorably entertained. But, as it
il, We hail the recommendation of the President
as another evidence Of the hu manity he claims,
and which. without affectation, we corcede
10 him. We also hail il rs another damp
er to the hopes of the Abotionists IL 5
evident the Presidential mind runs upon the idea
OF emancipation BY consent of owners. which
necessarily excludes the idea of emancipation
without such consent. unless as punishment for
dsloyalty, inflicted not upon masses, as the
Abotionists would have IT, but only upon indi-
vduaIs- IL is also a clear recognition, an ac-
Acknowledgement. that slaves, under the Constitu
ton. property and that Congress has no right
by legislation 10 interfere with the domestic in-
stituiions aud policy of the States. This hits
abolition another heavy blow in ITS most sensi-
tive point. While Directing to the recommends
ton OF the President on account Of its unconsti
tutionality. and il this objection did not exist for
the reason that it would be impolitc under the
present circumstances Of the country. we are
thankful, as should be all good citizens for the
conservative tendencies il exhibits.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
CANDIDATES..

JAMES TURNER Is y CANDIDATE
for reelection to the Office Of Township Trustee
c REV T. WRITTEN WILL BE A
Candidate for Trustee Of Center Township the APP
preaching April election, subject the of the
people. febl-dte
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PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FENO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH ORIMPAIREI
4 organization, to those by whom an increase Of
family Is from any reason Objectionable the Undersigned
would offer prescription which j. perfectly reliable and
safe, and which has been prescribed various parts
the Old World for the past century Although this article
svcry cheap and simple, yet il has been put up in hall
pint bottles and sold extensively at the eXhOrbitau
price per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nSh the recipe for ST. 10y the possession of which every
lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard, at any
drug for the triiiing of %
physician druggist will tell it perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials be procured of its efficacy
Sent 10 any part OF the world receipt of 81 by address
ing. DR. J. e. DEVERAUX.
P.O. Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d&w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

TmRTY-rwo l. DTtD-An empty cot. b Is
dead Think of diving II simple - After all.
what matters il now 70 -! What though not
evei.
His name and age spelled by the unlettesei muse.
The place OF tame and e!egy supplvg
- Mil answer. ~ well or the rude head -boari at
III grave a. 1t did on the cot at tie crowded hos
pi,il. lie Is detd-absolutely desd-uumerousiy
tead--.,ud that's an end ont Rub OF tie slate
- LII Jnar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
"GrGG! .fnteriCGn Remedy"
DIR. HARVEY'S
CHRONIC THERMAL FEMALE PILLS

Which have yet failed when the directions have
been strictly foowed in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION. OR STOPPAGE or NATURE,
Or inreSorng the system operec health when suffering
from Spinal Affections, ProlapsuS Uteri, the Whites
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs Also in all
OF Debility or Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries Palpita
TONS &C. which the forerunners Of more dis
ease.
gs" These pills perfectly harmless the const
tuition and may be taken by the most delicate female with
out causing distress. at the time they act like charm
by strengthening, invigorafng and the system
To healthy condition, and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity. matter from what cause the
distractions may arise They should, however not be
taken Turing the first three four months Of PREGNANCY
though safe at any other time, miscarriage would be
tie result.
Each box contains Pills. Price ST. and when de-
sired will be by mail, pre- paid by any advertised
Agent. receipt OF the money.
S3ld by Druggists generally. J. BRYAN,
Rochester New York, General Agent.
By TOMIlNSON cox, Agents for indianapolis.
july l9-d&w 81
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DIED.

J. SULLIVAN-In this city Sunday morning. March 9.
at O'Clock, Kate sullivan, aged sixteen years and
three months, Of typhoid fever.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, (Monday)
March 10, at two o'clock, from the residence of her
parents; No. % North Meridian Services at the
house. The friends of the family invited TO attend
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special Notice.

10 IN TKSEHS-An ufrelfiSelneAts taken Ter
sfecffed fiac, dRd Orierei ot before the erpirdOn
oftbe Time sleciaed, cH he erged the regai,r ,atns
forthe NtD'e NJ 10 tie time they are 0rdered ont.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

CHURCH DEDICATION -Thenev Baptist Church
edtce will be completed this week, aud the dedi-
cation services will be held next SUNDAY morning
N rch 9th 40 half past ten o'clock. The deii
cation sermon will be preached ~ the pastor
Rev Silas Tucker -LoggRspoYf PAaros
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
ARTILLERY HORSES.
Artillery Horses Wanted
FOR UNTTED STATES SERVICE.
QARTERMASTER DEPARTMENT. Z. s. Al
Inhianannlis March 10 lSfo
FOR UNITED STATES SERVICE

sSEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE DELIVERY OF no
- one Hundred and Ten Artillery horses, will be
ceived this Office until March Is 1862 The horses
quiTed for the service must be less than 49, hands
high sound in every respect less than four years
than nine years old dark color square trOtterS and
well broke. weighing less than 900 lbs Approved
security will be required for faithful fullmelt OF cOu
tract. The contract 10 be completed in twelve days.
The proposals will be opened Tuesday. March Is
lS62. y o'clock. JAMES \. EkIN.
mchln-lid A. % NJ L y A.
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IMPORTANT BEES

nR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARD on
4 y twenty years voted his professional time .Ncu-
siyely to the treatment OF Female Difficulties.
and having in thousands OF cases in restoring
the afflicted sound health, has entire confidence
Offering publicly his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-02
IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheesemaa, d. D.,
Nel0 York Guy.
The combination Of Ingredients these Pills the
suit OF long aud extensive Practice They mild III
their operation, and certain ofcctect.ng all irregularities
Painful transformations, removing all obstructions whether
from cold Otherwise headache, pain the side, pai-
taunn Of the hea: disturbed sleep which arises from
interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES:
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable they will bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies' who have
heeu disappointed in the Of other Pills, place the
utmos confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's PHI doing all tina,
they represented to do.
NOTTC
They should not he used during Pregnancy, mscar-
rage would certainly result therefrom
Warranted purely vegetable, aud free from anything
injurious to life health Explicit directions which
should be read accompany each box. Price 81 Sent by
mail enclosing ii 20 the General Agent. sod by the
Druggists in every in the United States For sale
by c. q. Peck, Ellsworth, Nc.
II Il. HUTCUINGS
General agent far the United States.
los CHAMBERS SrREEr, n. Y.
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed. 10
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Name Eraageiist, published at
Lewiston, has been discontinued t. Fran
yc'isf was religious paper Of the Gongre
gational order. Its discontiuuance leaves tie
Christian Mirror the only organ Of the Con
creg1tiouali-t- in Maine. Tie Mirror Is an
old aud influential Journal, rather conscrya-
tive, bat high-tonei, able. and popular in
the den animation 1t is just entering It's
forty first volume May its shadow never be
loss
NV Mrslc Eagle Brigade, Qaiekstep,
Eyardus Waltz; Battle Of Winchester. song
Neyen!nk Mountain, Polka All hail to the
day. son: Oh leave me not my dashing one,
ballad There music in thy heart lr-Sie,
song Victoria, quickstep. o. piston &
Co, Boston, are the publishers Of the above,
and will fill all orders sent them for anything
in the musical line.
-llarper's Magazine, the Atlantic and
Continental Monthies for Nay have been re-
them, but like pure gold, they are always
good, and can be safely recommended. Moses
Hale will supply orders.
FRANK LEsliE's MONTHLY and Gazette Of
Fashion, for May is already out. The Illus
trations and stories throughout are pronounc-
capital. Single copies p cents. Published
at 10 City Hall Square, New York.
TIE Working Farmer and Geresae
Farmer received. These are sterling and
standard works aud should be universally
taken by farmers and gardeners.
-The american Ezra, containing the
laws passed at the last session OF the Legs
lature, will be found enfolded in this issue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-02
CAUTION
TO Females in Delicate Health

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No Edicolt Sseet,
Boston, consulted daily for all diseases incident the
female system. Proapsus Uter falling OF the Womb
FOu- Abu. Suppression, and other menstrual de,angs
ments, all treated upon pathological principles,
and speedy relief guarante in very few days So In
varaby certain is the mode of treatment most
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the aiicte per-
son soon rcJoices in perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In tho
of diseases of and children, than any other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish
stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since isis, having coufned his whole attens
ton to an Office practice for the OF private Diseases
and Female Complaints, acknow edges superior
United States.
not be answered.
o!hce Hours from s A. NJ. to Q p. NJ.
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NOTICE OF IORECEnsURE.

whereas. Thomas hmes Of Deer Isle. in the
County of Hancock and State OF Maine. on the
twentieth day OF January lsl7, by his deed of
N jrtgage Of that date, conveyed to H!nuah b. c.
Porter, Of Lyme in the County of Grafton in the
State of New Hampshire, two certain parcels of
land, tuate in Deer Isle Aforesaid, and bounded
and described as follows, 10 wit:-Beginning at
the highway by land OF Eleanor Stevens, thence
by land of said Eleanor Stevens to the salt water
thence by the shore, elsterly to land Of the heirs
eff Igaatus Haskell, Jr thence westerly by land
Of slid heirs to the highway, thence northerly by
said highway to the first mentioned bound. Also
one other parcel Of land, bounded as tollows:-
Beginning at the highway, by land Of the heirs Of
Iguatius Haskell, Jr., thence northeriy by said
highway to land of Eleanor stevens, thence west
ery by SAID Eleanor Stevens land to land Of Jo-
seph small, thence southerly by said Smalrs land
to land of the heirs Of Everard H. Doe, thence by
land of said Does heirs 10 the highway. The
conditions of said mortgages having been broken
hereby claim foreclosure Of the same, aud give
this public notice, agreeably to the provisions of
the statute in such case made aud provided
HANNAH d. c.. PORTER.
Deer I,le, April sd, 1862. 10
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d t. D..

Ellsworth-3Oth ult, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams
a ged So years and five months
North Ellswarth--April 18th, of consumption,
Mrs Mary Melissa, vito OF George W. Mcfarland,
aged . years and day.
o, 20 the graves gepose mourn not,
To follow early dead
Angels will watch the sacred spot.
And guard the silent s!ecpcrs bed.
surry-Aprii llth, Lila daughter of Moses
and Mary Grant, aged IA yrs.
Couldsboro-llth ult, Samuel II. Sargent, aged
6s years.
Bangor-April Goth, very suddenly, Mary j.,
wife Of Frank NJ. Rowe.
Pnnlps-April sd, Ms. Alice r. Brett, aged
sc years.