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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-10
Vigilance Committee.

.4Gbott-David Conway, Charles Meme.
1Hegdny-Edwin Haskell, Z w Benton, J
G Bishop.
Bngham-Ira Carpenter, L Grover, N D
Briggs.
Cidra-W B Graves, D Staysa, L Allen.
Comlersport-L T Maynard Pierre Stebbins
EulaliG-J Taggart, J NJ Spatford, NJ Lent
Geacee-J Cayanaugh, II Q Perry John
Maginnis
Harrisoa-W Woolsey Burtis, Austin SHETLAND
Israel Dodge.
He6ron-j W Stillman, C Vanninwegen, Fl
Rathbone.
Hector-C KlIborn, F Tubbs, S c
Thompson.
Homer-W 3 Ayres, Jacob Peet,A U Crosby
JdcksOn.-E Hovencamp, r PerSing.
Ksqtinq-G w Lewis, = Harris.
Oswayo-B + Lyman, Cheesbro, DR. H 3
Nunson.
Piks-S H Martin, John Metzger, Lemue
Sherman.
Pleasant TaUey-N P Fluent, Palmer, Jr
Rouiet-C knowlton, John Lyman Jr, Wn
Mcdowell
&aron-R W Nichols, A W Humphrey
Simon Drake.
S,crden--G L Catlln, L W Lyman, f Lyman
Stelcardson-H Anderson, W Dykeman, LIE.
roy Crittenden.
Sammt-J N Bassett, Orange Haskin, Alf
Ayres.
.Syiranta-Charles Wykof, R R Young, Johr
Baker.
Ulysses-A Corey, T Smith, n II Halleck
Vest Brdnch--S II Conable, B Hasken.
Hharton-J w Rounds, John Barfeld,
Briggs.
The Vigilance Committee are desired t.
give the notice as much publicity as possible
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The British ship Theodore Koop lately
sailed from New Orleans for Liverpool,
with 1926 balls of cotton, the first cargo
to Europe since the port was re.opeued.
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WELLSVILLE, N. Y,

Corner Main and Plank Road Streets, opposite
the Union Block. where they will display an
entire new stock of
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II TAKE pleasure in informing my friends
III and customers that am just receiving
a fine. fresh assortment of Goods and that al
those who are in want of any had better give
me an early call.
l keep
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
BOOTS and SHOES,
CROCKERY,
And everything usually
kept in Country Store.
have just returned from New
York with one of the best and
largest stocks Of Goods that was
ever brought into this county.
propose to sell these GOODS
FIFTY per ct lower than can
be bought in this vicinity, Wells
vile or Olean not excepted My
Goods have been bought for
CASH from large number OF
houses that had failed in the city,
at from so to Is cts. on the dollar
of the original cost Therefore |
am prepared to give all great bar
gains that choose to give me a call:
LOOK AT SOME OF THE PRICES
Very nice Sheetings from s to
ii cts, sold by most merchants
at the present time for IA to Is.
Good cotton bats for S cts roll
Good Prints for 6 to IL, worth
9 to IA. Fine Delaines from |
to 20 cts worth l5 to 25 and 80.
Good Tweeds from 25 to SO cts,
worth A and 63. Good Black
Silk from so cts. to $l.00, worth
IS cts. to 81 80.
Good Suits of Black Clothes Coat, Vest,
Pants, Calf Boots, Hdkhfs., Crayat, &C., for
$40, worth SIS.
Ia Groceries, / have a good sweet
pleasant Tea for 50 cts per h.,
and upwards, Good Sugar for s
cts, white coffee sugar IL. Sal
eratus for 6 cts, Coffee Is. Soap
5 cts. bar Molasses for 45 cts.
per gal. Best Kerosene oil, "a
cts. gallon Flour at "W ellsville
prices In the line of Boots and
Shoes we have a Ladies Enamel
ed Morocco Boot for so cts sold
by most dealers for 81 to SIPS
Heavy Kip Ladies Walking Boot
Is cts. Fine Congress Caters
and others from 5O cts. to 81 w,
worth 6 to IL shillings. Fine
Calf Boots for 2 so; Fine Stogey
boots for Is shilling. FineBroche
Shawls for 20 shillings and up
wards. Ladies Stella Shawls
from S to 22 shillings. Wooden
shawls for IL shilling and upward.
Red Flannel from 9 shillings per
yard. Fine Ginghams for ten
cents. Cambrics for 9 cts.
Mems Heavy Working Ribbed
Jacket Coats for s shlllings.
And now | intend to keep my
stock full to supply those who may
choose to buy at
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The undersigned beg leave to inform the
public that they have opened business at
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lid RROWN SUGAR for 10 cents per pound
I'D and County orders taken at SIS cents on
the dollar at the Post Office Store.
Jan. &.
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OLD STAND ON MAIN STREET,

OLD STAND ON MAIN STREET,
COUDERSPORT,
Offer to their old customers and the publ,
generally for Cash, United States Treasury
Notes (Which by the way are taken at Par)
Wheat Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Butter, Cheese,
Hides, Pelts, Deer Skins and all other kinds
of Skins, such as Calf Skins, &c, also, Beans,
Beas, Venison, and some other things thA.
can't be thought of,
A LARGE AND WELL,SELECTED
ASSORTMENT UF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
DEADYMADE CLOTHING
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Hats & Caps,
Iron, Nails,
Hardware,
DRUGS s. MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, and Dye Stun6,
TOrnther with come of the boat
KEROSENE OIL,
Far superior to the Oil Creek or Tidiouts Oil.
LAMP & LAMP FIXINGS,
POCKET CUTLERY,
Also few more of those Superior
CANDOR PLOWS,
SLEIGH SHOES,
GLASS, SASH, PUTTY,
INK, PAPER, ENVELOPES,
And other kinds of
STATIONARY.
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW CURTAINS
And other articles which time alone for
bids us to mention, all of which will be
sold as low as the WAR PRICES viii
allow-for strictly
pE AnV
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~CoURr next week.
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UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
New Store! New Goods

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
LUMBER! LUMBER :!

Il < w i'f''" ~ , va - '-s
Y;'HE subscribers havefor sale i-r-1----9s-~
On lots to suit purchasers 1'-.--- a.'','i 80
a large stock ..,ts @ So.
PINE BOAR DS-Panel s,uG Eas..'
PLANK &c. Also 5.83G PINE EifAS.
2G inch Sawed Shhgle, superior quality.
Also Square r,nhrr for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. ai"nr Mills
on south Branch of the White Deer Creek in
Harley township OF delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end Of our Road
"A Diploma tor superior sample Of
Plank>, aud a Premium Tor Rails and Shing-
!e>.were awarded Us ~ the last Union Co.Ag.
Far. JOHN NChLL 4 SONS,
iy7za Forest Il % p ., Union Go, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
UOlPuRE COINTRY MILK
DAVID GIWTER G SON
| AVE removed their Chair and Ga

L btnet HaTc-TooTi % The larger
and more commodiuus ruums, la;e the res ID.
eHce Of Wm. fuck, on the
carnrr Of Ibird and Market SIS, ievi,hur,.
where Ihry have CA hand The LARGEST and
BEST ASSOBriLNr Of Nora ever offered
toth- public 10 lII, vi-isifv.cnmp ug Dress
Bureaus and Fancy Wa,t-taud. of the lat-.t -t.r.s
ta-. liairs-tf Chair tauH-r4t laar Irr u g.r-
E'1g-frs Hat Btrs. Tosr l.acks. Jenny LuI aud Cot
L." Hrlstrr1- Fancy l.Iua.s fsurg Tables. k--al-..
hani-BaFEocm and pdiss JHaI.-W h.i,ssl- .. I..taI
We a>o attend 10 ihr UNDERTAKING
business in al it, brlurhas Being r-oydaI with F.ary
HiA& y aGI fi,k', PIirE; Metallic GHrIal I.>cl,
AM tpFFlN- flour own mauuf4sturc a. .aav- ~ hand
~ ur~ really st Huy tn-. V thin hour. ustt.. e..
wait uu'n any and all who NAV favor us With rau.
Having none but the best workmen. we -
WAHE'NT all furutr-r marufir-ur.I Ly.us.aaI -
defy coml'tiii'n either in price style. IL
Wmpf1cforV IN " Isl Street.
where Caujuet and House Turning Scroll and
kP >aWjnE lone ON short nota- ava reasonable Terms.
\ good assortment Of LUMBER alvav. on
hand for Newell Posts Eauns.ter. and Hand Railing
- RlrAiHr>G Of all kinds done a. usual. .
NB. ANY work not on hand wIll be made
n s,nu O. possible.
Thankful for past fayOrs, we sill expect a
Cort.uUaurr 90 fhr same.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
PostOniccs in Union county.

Post-Olliccs in Union county.
.i1rira-tiu Brady trrusLip) Al or'sm'"' ' u
WAT I,.r- Uuiouto~u, Brady Tr) navi ArhueAie
Iraite H.er glls-, Hisntown, NhD TW th's King ~
~. ,,I,,,,l,,- X Corey "
L,,risbArg-t county seaD Geo Forrest
Eit-,fa. L R.1Is- ia - 'r"isnt
FJs'i Haf-. Far.nsrs'i'e) M'r'" ''.is
v,r,.t.,.- Mar >t.-- '
fy,,tJt.,- Helen Hay, '
Las.reltlu-iwrst md Hartley Tpl Mark liaif'-u"y
E'4d, S,rng- Limestone IT, E'" .u"A,H.
-, g,rr,,- Edvd -mIth 81
UiHfeIi-lDry Valley, Uuiou Tp) SAM waller
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Holidavs-Banka close on
New Year Day-ith July-ThanAssi'ins- ns-Chrisil'as
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Regular Union county Courts open
Third Monday in Febru4-y-May-Sep -Septemb'r-poeembE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

rIVIr C0N"ttI.I. li-l't'iN J''NfI'E,
rf. o. ,.r.. "a. U.'..i., t-..l-' ,. Oh. r.Iury 2,
.r. all d.. .-.- .... 90 D.. 300 O. r-er,I
I..,- ..r .... %,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
The Grand Army of the Unicn.

The grss. army of freemen no" fight
;ue for the integrity of the Union is con-
,ribu,ed by the several States as follows
the second column showing the per cen-
,.pe of soldiers to the population OF the
several States, the third the number OF in-
b.h;,,nts 10 each soldier sent -:
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Independent FLYING ARTILLERY
Thirty Men wanted to I'LL up


the Battery now quar'ered III Lew
~ isburs, Pa, where they VIII rema 10
during the Winter aud until called INTO actual
service. II This Battery Will be under the
immediate command OF Gen. MCCLELLAN.
Term of Enilslment-Three years or dur
ing the War. at the end of which every man
will he entitled to 500 in Cash and 100 acre
Of Land, beside the state appropriations. No
one received under 5 feet lnches-to he
sound, able.bodred men, Of temperate haOit>,
and coed moral character.
Monthly Pav-From Sl5 to $40. - ray
commences from the date Of beng Swcrh INTO
s.rvice-also Subsistence and Transportation
from the place of enrolment to LewishufS'
The best of Horses will be porchased eSpe-
cially for this service. Every man viii have
as good a horse as the county can ah"rd-
and be equipped in the latest approved >'y,e'
Uniforms and equipments furnished Immedl-
alely after reaching this place.
JONATHAN WOLFE. Captain,
from Bru-h vsileyJ
WN. VI. BAHAN, lst Lieut..
Iewjsburr Dec. %, lS6i
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the motive which moved our worthy brother
with others to enlist in our C0uutrys cause
and we pray. that the same type ot patriot
ism, that stirred the noble soul Of the Deer
Island volunteer whose body lies in sight OF
the Crescent City may not wan until the
glorious Stars anG Stripes float again over
our redeemed country.
Resolced, That copy of these resolutions
I've sent for publication to the Ellsworth
American, that we forward a copy to the
afflicted parents and insert copy in our
minutes.
RKv. Gro. o. ATKINSON,
Chairman Of Committee.
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INTENSE SUFFERING INSTANTLY RELIEVED
TOOTH ACHE.

The mast ting, instapt{E and HsYmaaentq
Yciierai - further decay immediately "re.tta
and cverpreyented--Den tist's and Doctors
bills saroi-the general health preserved.
Ia appy,smiuS eauHtcuanoe gre"ts all.
BY u,in9 perfectly yifc, qgreea6ie and most n
tr.,ult rcmcdyi discovered by IA long Series a cN
perments with this most painful and awful, dread
cd deccase.
On receipt ef one dollar, by mail, will immc-
dat,iy forward 10 any address, prepaid 10y mail,
Ctua perfectly sceusedl package Of this remedy,
vita full directions, sufficient TO last family for
years.
Try t, aud You will ever have reason to bless
the day that brought you thi, pleasant remedy,
real eui yment, permanent blessing aud comfort.
y-Narauted perfectly safe and reliable.
f1rs'ps package, m SO, Or thatgtor $50.
0ne honest, reliable ascat viii be employed in
each town OF county, and exclusive right given
Tor particulars address, With stamp enclosed
JEFFERSON ell ASE
ST No-t Concord, Vermont
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Tonr Cents

rl,IlE subscriber viii supply old and new custo
i mer- with MILK, until otherwise notified
at F3aJ C,at, pr Qnu.
ALDEN BELATTY.
Ellsworth, June 10. 1862. -
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II O III Gle

A IL. persons Indebted 10 Isaac samcs fer MilI
1 WORK IN store hills, are requested 10 sctt|'
tle same before tire LIST day Of Noveuber next
A4I ave .is all accounts will be settled ty law
alter taat Inte. ISAAC sONEo.
NJ Desert, Aug. gGth, lsj2. *2mj4
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, remember that
the Annual Fair occurs next week, and for
it to be successful, that You must attend
bringing with you the products Of tie lHm
and of the workshop. Whether tins Fair
will be success, and Il credit t. the
County, and the farmers therein and ot the
mechanics who reside among US depends al
together upon the amount of interest which
yoa manifest in loading the tables If thu
Society with the fruits OF your farms. and
the evidences of your skill, and in the noble
specimens Of blood or native stock, exhibited
on the grounds. 1t IS expected that enough
wifi interest themselves III tins enterprise To
ensure its success The Trustees haye seat
tered broadcast ever the County all tho iifflr-
nation necessary to be known II uaIcgstaud
its management, and the just expectations of
its friends and il there is failure TN,
year, it will be because those VII, sh1uli
and are willing TO re the enterprise flil
Eve invite the particular attention IF
our readers to the advertisement in au6thcr
colamn of the Nusea EnteJt,nn Mt e b.
held here next week, un,.er tie direction If
prof Scion Wilder
This is the RICH, thing at thu right tmc.
and will be tuc means Of iulae5H, m#8v t.
come here next wcak. wL9 ~4aH ,t4zt1is,
stay away This Festival vii furnish d
NEST agreeable cycnn. entertainment H.
those whose sTe,,ial business 1t i. &, attend
the Fair. Concerts will be sifsa " elnezlay
and Thursday evenings
We learn that Ne-.ys Eear,rl fest.
Icy and Ralph M,son. Of tins town, law,
bought the interc>, Of t1,c ate Au,1o N4..o
in the stag lincs through THIS rilca, al H..
equipments. etc, and tic livery zt,a34 So,
in this village. W. ID not ,etsn to- san
PAID. hut hrleye the stae> Was claslle fal
quite valuable w b>rak IF t. NV
firm continuance Of the literal l.tssa5-
Of the old 1ne, and are -are tia Nv trefHi=-
tors will leave nothing uuloas tssas.aia 81.
good reputation Of IT, 6fm.
FNrlr-Tbe cropat trt,, - ,5- aa-
I'VE should .i4dse from tbs sauy - aar
market W. noticed t4.s4 tfstz" 3, sfl1a
,lamslns which cam !sall G5rasl.ia. T..
load sold readily, au " $50 tHEt tIr I'm
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WANTED.

NS'ANIEp imm, ,iatsly. -o,d workman on
w Mn. iaai-, al the Ellsworth Loot aud
Sim. 81 fc. y. :. -AIhLl.l0N.
Ellsworth, sept. 18th. Nv
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y / T. d.

aasa-iJ.4 Inst, Nr..sus au4aL leyal -
~ yeats.
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TALLAHASSEE. Lrov corSrY, /,

To nr. ilerrick Albany, f.-h.y Dear boct";-t
write, h. ~ inform Xou Of the wonderful effect Of Ippr
SGar Coated pils my elder daughter For three yeara
-he has be,n n'c'el with hlious arrangement oil tina
system, =ul upairiue her health, which has been stead
" FILLING urin. that pcriud. When in New prk in
April last frrud advised me totes, your pulls Having
The fullest confluence in ia Judgment o my iri, ma, on
tanned supply uf AVssrs. Barnes Park, Druggists,
Park ROW NeY Work. On returning home We cea-sl oil
1thr tr.linet and administered your pils, one each
night The Improvement IN her tetlings complexion, III
s..l ion ,to su~rrisyi Us ALL rapid ard permanent
restoration 10 health las been tie result. We used irss
han five hnNeS and consider her entirely well c'nsd-
er the ahnve just tribute TO You Physician, aud
tr,i,l It will he he Of inducing to adop: your
pills a. their family med zines.
remain dear sit With many thanks,
Your Obedent servant.
q NDRVIsDN
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters.

Herrick's Kid strengthening Plasters.
haAr4, pains AMI weakness If the breast side
and back aud Rheumatic Complius IN equally SHIRT
space Of time Spread aa hcaunl white ialnh in tisr
use subj Che weary! Inconvenience AID each
viii wct from three months. Price 1Si cts.
IIerrtks sugar Coatcd Pi- and Kid pa.ters sold
ny pruegists aud Merehnr, in all paris Of the lDihd
states Canl8a- and south Ar efea and may be obtained
ny calling fol them IS theif full name,
Use HqrpcH'S Condition Powdtrs
for your Horses and Cattle,
For sal. lis G. G. Peck Ellsworth. Ne.
DIR l.. T. 1lEllRIck Co. Albany
L GLAsllflEp, travelling s,pt islysy
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OFFICIAL.


ASSESSORS OFFICE,
ELLswoRrH NJ, Sept. 1862.
Having been duly commissioned aud qualified
rs the Assessor of the ith Collection District in
the State Of Maine consisting of the Counties of
Washington, Hancock Waldo au Knox, uudcr
tine Act of Congress approved July lst, 4. y.
lsG2. entitled An Act to provide internal revenue
to support the Government, and pay tho interest
ON the public debt " aud by virtue of authority
vested in me Assessor by the provisions Of said
Act, and under the direction OF the Commissioner
Of Iutgrua Revenue, hereby give notice tllat J
have divided said Collection District into fifteen
Assessment Districts, and have appointed an ~
sistdut Assessor in each, AZ follows to VII.
DISTRICT No. !.
Towns Of
Bebinston Charlotte, Cooper, Alexander Calais,
Barring, HaiIeyyiIle, Princeton, lliucklcy, Waite,
Ia .nadzc, Topsfcld, Nanccburo, Godyvliie, Dan
forth, Mcddy btmps, and all the Plantations and
Townships nutth OF the north line ot Crawford
aud NJ. u IN Washington County thomds /
Abbott, Of Alexander, Assistant Assessor
DISTRICT no. :.
rowu4-ef
rary, Pembroke DcnnySv,e Edmund, Ma.
ZION " hitip. cutler, frescGtt Lubec, PASSPORT
aud NJ. li--Jcthro Brown, OF Perry, Assistant
Assess9r.
DISTRICT NO. ).
rewoso Of
Iouesport. ,Ienesbora, ccntergille, Whitney
vile. MAcnins. East Machias, MachIasport
Marshfeld, North6cII. Crawford, Wesley, and
No. Is. 70 ani 2G-Jcremiah Foster oil East
Ma lds, ssist.tnt Assessor.
DISTRICT NO, /,
Towns Of
stcuhcn, Mllbridge, Cherry field, Harrington,
Columbia, behIeis, Beldington, Addison and all
the townships south, Of the North line of No.
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Perry. Pembroke Dcnnysylc Edmund, Mu.
ZION " hitting, Cutler, frcscatt Lubec, PASSPORT
aud No. i -Jcthro Brown, OF Ptrry, Assistant
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giNitS al

ltebiuston. Charlotte, Cooper, Alexander Calais,
Barring. Eaieyyllc, Princeton lliucdcy Waite,
ra'!uadZc, fopsfcld, Nanc"buro, Godyvtiie, Dan
forth, McJdy b,mps aud all the Plantations and
Townships north, of the north line of Crawford
aud NJ. II IN Washington County Thomas /
lbbott, Of Alexander, Assistant Assessor.
DISTRICT No. ..
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6iaajlsboro, Sullivan, Franklin, Hancock.
rrcutou, Eden, Mt. Desert, fremont, Cranberry
Isle swans Isle Plantation, Long Island Planta
,lon, and townships No. -, . aud panioFth
p. Mareycs Of Eden, Assistant Assessor.
INSTRUCT No &
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steuhcn Milbridge, Cherry field, Harrington,
Columbia, bebIois, B,ldington, Addison and all
the townships south, Of the North line of No.
Grand Lake township, and west Of the east line
uf said township in Washington eoanty-ilenry
bailey, Of Columbia, Assistant Assessor.
II-.rBIfaE \D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

sanitary agent 81 STAT ei AtlHe-
fhe press throughout the state "'.l Pieas
copy.
For the Prince OF Wal7s there are, I'M 9r
the British Constitution. but sesel easI t.c
brides in all the world, Princes Nlnirnr.
OF Prussia; Wilhelmiua, of W urtemlgr-,
Princess Anna, OF Hess; Princess Mari, o'
SAKE Altenberg: Princes, Catherine, 1t Al
5enbcrg; Princess augusta, ot >>e'5lgsf Il
Uolstein; and Princess Alexandra of pen.
mark The latter, it Is supposed, vii be-
come the royal matrnn Of England laior-
inmate fellow is this Prince OF Nales
Drowned--A young man of thi. city, BY
the name of James Rowe, asei about Is
wears, was drowned near the l.alse, on Thurs
aay last. lie had been at work in field
near the river, aud the day hong pretty
warm. he went into the river - battle, It j.
su opposed, ct beyond his def,h, aud d &
being able TO swim. got dr'Hnri. lis rl1-
thes were found where be lift them an the
beach His body WIS rec1y rtt vida itttie
cxcrtion.-Caims Adrerttser.
RlIorace Greedy 5 bound u b e1mp-i-
ned Of, no matter what he docs, or waatacr
he does anything or not. For hi, ii-uatar-
ed aud lll-aaI sed structures upon tine Tower
ment, and particularly up1u the leain2
army aificers te has been made tie tar t
for more paper bullets than the Federal army
has fired metallic ones ia the late BATTLES.
At the present time the Bh,tre1ttei Fitflgs-
opher keeps shady, and says natbiH-, where
upon a correspondent Of tie Boston Caari-r
opens a broadside upon him, aal Il ass pi
his .stadici and hostile silence. HJz1c
'ilence' About as threatening Us the I94r
VI silent artillery. -4Pesss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

Bx common consent the hand Of God has
been recognized by All loyal citizens. In our
orss~rs national troubles. Two politically
opposed Administrations have appointed
each day Of fassing and prayer. for the d.
vine blessing. And now tha, there begin 10
come evident answers 10 those petitions
which have gone up not only from the sane
taary. but also from very many hearts In
private. and there come hopeful signs from
The Eastern csast. from the far West, and
sill more gloriously from our sister States
Of Ksatacky and Tennessee: that the night
OF anarchy Is passing away. and the day OF
Union. and peace restored. begins 10 dawn.
isis fitting that We who have sought Gods
blessing. should thank Him for these first
fruits Of prayer.
All therefore who recognize the power OF
Providence In national Affairs, and who de-
are 10 unite IN praising Him for victories al
ready wen, TO seek his continued blessing,
and 10 remember before him the sick wound.
Cd and dying Of the battlefield, and
the stricken AID beren al home. are IN.
vited without regard TO church or party
names, TO NEE, at the Congregational Church
at : = o'clock on this. Wednesday evening
Tor the purpose Of prayer and praise to AL
mighty God.
Raw. LYMAN ABsorT.
Rrv. II W. BAILASrsE.
Raw. THos. +. 6oKDoS,
Rxy. JosKrn BkowN,
Rrv. NJ. A JrwErT.
RKy. q. NJ. Born.
The prayer meetings of the various church
es. the names of whose pastors are subscrib
ed, will be omitted "Wednesday evening