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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
Tor the Piann-Earte.

RICHAP DSON'S NEW METHOD
For the Piano-Forte.
IN inproycma upon all other Instruction Book.
in Progressive ArIan1 cement, Adaptation and
Simplicity. Founded upon II New and 0rigin1I
Plan, aud illustrated by series of Plates
showing the Proper Position of the hands and
Fingers To which are added the Rulincnts
of Harmony and Thorough Bass.
BY NATHAN RICHARDSON,
Author of " The Modern School for the Piano
Forte"
This L st md Best Work of its distinguished
author, is universally admitted to be superior in
Excellence to all other " Meth ds," "Systoms y
aud = schools, aad THE boon TINT EVERY rurIL
NEEDS for the requirement of Thorough Knowl
edge Of Pnno.Forte Playing. 1t is ptel to all
grldes Of Tuition. from the Rudinentt Studies
Of The youngest to the Studies and Exercises Of
Advanced Pupils.
~ lie sure that in ordering it vou are rartic
nar in specifying the g CIV Method Piich So
Mailed, post paid, to any address. Published by
OLIVER DIrS0N Il co
y - Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24
CARPETS.

A LTiIotGI prises haye doubled to import ci
manufacture, - harr very compls &c
stock purchased bet5f- tho ti-e, aud able "a
supply or customers = tue P cseut At very nue.
uudeF the td5tu- Tatrs.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET @
3Wl3 - HaHoe5r S'reat, i sim.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

HELMB)LDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURErIC.
HELMB3ED's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT pIARETIC.
HELuBoLn's EXTRACT BTCHU,
HE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMB1LD's EXTRACT BUCHU
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
Aud Positive ard Specific Remedy To- diseases OF the
Bladder, Kidneys,
GgAYel DrUpsy,
Organic Weakness,
And AL diseases II the Urinary Organs
See advertiser nj In anphsr Column. Cut IL out and
en1 for the licine oncs.
Ems BEHIRE or COEETERFEIrS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

He ArJas calls the Congressional
Committee on the conduct OF the war. " a
1T OF wre'chcl rartizlns.' because toy
dido t whit wash VI Cle'lan. In the Wv
Of the peaea democrats every body is Il
Ptrti1ea wi9 gives due credit to successful
c umanicr., and Grds fault where fault is
de. THIS, e4tnmea hti7n of Gea. Bftter
Is = ii AMI meroNo3l t. ihr opp raea3-,
whtia f5ad-maataoe d Mcclellan is equally
aittef
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

At Ladies Levee in Brewer, on
thur.dty evening last, over : 100 was raise /
t1r the benefit Of our sick and wounded sol
Ii Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given thtt the spar buoy p'ar.
ell on B.. Tee ,.sters' To- mark to mark the APP
pi osen to Herring 'iui illrbor, was cirried away
in The ate gale, 4ai vii be replaced as soon as
By order Of ihe Lighthouse D ard,
H. W. HfNKLEl,
Ii gAthoa.e Clerk, lst b s..
IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

Hon Jos. i tiail. announces Tia, 1.
as rltc.a,el am interest in tie Essu.1
ctg-ssr, i vii hereafter b com =ct'I VITA
- editorial and va IA - lnt1a- meat. SJ5Er
upr yciner;. are - d. made IA, the sila ami
81 ographicai APPEARANCE a! tie l'p4r--
I ~ ala4 Press
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

pefaB5t#E#f ras iag - in or
fitar -, D.. through ! - N4rFtvs Il Ilsmf
Ia + az .b tnzfa, x . a'siaes, aai
- slys= L. nv n u MT, ton e.,
-tti.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

F Z = Z VI 7. ',
81 -rs3a C,.;,as 18th, SEA Black swan, laae
Blue 7 ~, Web, AL % lie "a, Terrey, ti.aal Aaas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
" Wei. it'' 80 reported %

a correspondent 81 the Cultivator thus
sums mp las experience in growing thu po-
taf0.
90 have arrived az the conclusion that
clitisaiors need l-ve no fear of the rot. r.
they vii. firstly. ayoii OBI and word-out Va
rletirs. and plant only new and vigorous
kinds. these lately derived from the seed.
fotstocs rcIuirv dry grsvclly or sandy
soi. and vii DO well even on a rich losrn.
h thoroughly drained. bot have never
known oi good potato % b. raised IN hard
clay"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
VOLUME 80, NO. %
b r L " I Il Z H. 3 .

When i a man thinner than a shingle2
When he i a shaving.
Reason can tell how love Affects Us. bat
cannot tell what love Is.
Why is the crime Of murder Ike the At
lantie2 Because Il is not bailable
Work Is mans appointed task-sbe great
mission h. Is sent upon.
Whatever Midas touched was turned into
gold in these DAYS touch nan with gold
and be vii turn into anything.
Never play cards for money with the la
dies. Most Of the dear creatures have very
winning WAYS.
To cure hams-6rst ascertain What ais
them. Then apply the remedies; and IL
YOU don't suooeed IN curing them il Is not
your fault.
SO long a. men arr imPradeni IN their di-
- and business. doctors and lawyers may
ride in earriagcs.
The widow Of Helvetius once said 70 Ma
polcon. d. Yog cannot conceive how much
happiness can be found in three acres Of
land
An Irishnan fear that Gen. Meagher is
80 daring IN battle that h. vii he killed in
one OF his narrOw escapes!
Were not Jos-ph's brothers the first
fOundsrs: II IS well known they cast him
in pit
When Daphne was changed 90 a trcs -o
escsPe the wooings Of her lover. sh. So
more WooD than ever.
A man j. circumscritcd bv tn wsve
Providence. ju-t a. be- = in a ship: fJr t....'
the man may yak freely upon the decks. b.
must 80 whittier the shiP bears him.
Al old lady vas telling her grandchildren
about some troutte in Scotland. IN the courS..
Of which the chief of her elan was beheade-d.
'' II wa nae great thing Of bead. 10 he
SURF" aid the good lady. but IL was a
powerful loss 20 him
An English general applied 70 a noll,.man
celebrated for hi. taste in ary.i,ite,-turr. 70
dirr'i the building ola house for himself
IL wa constructed with great ele.ance and
regularity On the OUTSIDE. bts altogether
destitute OF every convenience for family
60 1--we IN Lord Che.terfiell. upon seeing
q told The general. ii had your house. 1
wouii hire the one opposite 20 live in. aud
culoy the prospect -
An orator oat west thus agonizes in
town meeting on the subject Of hylropho-
bia. Il have hor-es and cattle. have
-h.--P anA 49,. hsv- .tf. s..d ehsId-sn
and (rising higher a. the Importance Of the
subject dcepencd in his c-timaiion) have
money ar interest. all in danger Of beng
bitten by these Internal dog
4 lsd. a while since. va. callrd 10 the
stand 70 testify. who's tender years raised
doubts a. 90 his competency a. witness. by
not understanding the nature and obliva-
tion 81 an oath. The fr-t question was-
d" Ar yoh tho son ~ the plsintiT =
The little fellow crossing hrs legs delibe-
ratcly. and putting about half an ounce OF
sweeimeats in his mouth. with the utmost
sang iroid replied:
" Wei. it's 80 reported
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
rB p Shillaber.

ofHrEs Mt>FoETUNF~ You vii hear
some persons say Of misfortune or dlsap-
Poiutment whicL has beflllen some man
al. fiaf w.ll take down his self conceit. h.
needed it all. il will DO him a great deal
oi good Indeed. have never witnessed
more manifested and disgusting indicatioa
Of rau-orous mali -nity AMI thoroughly bad
hsaT;. 'h-i De- people ,=ik.u. oi as.ss5rsar.,s 6
aud trials oi their neighb0r ~ proyidenriaI
vis.tations. and as likely to 30 their neirh-
hurs great deal u good. have remark
cd t.at people who never rrIoicc a. the
blessings nf others. whcu these bles.ir,
come iu pleasant shapc. eyince an inn
mensc delight a. the blessings Of otLer.
when tho-e blessings ccmc in the painful
cii.c of disappointment and trials AMI
! shall venture 90 believe. that The real
feeling of these people Is one of pure
maliga,ty and that what they rejoice At is
not the ultimate good thar trials aud mis-
fortunes may cause iheir ncishbors. Lat ti.,.
Immediate pain that TRIAL. and alorti1,lii,n,
are slrc Oh cause. Nov. ms readers. lea
none of as Lere give va, o. thi.w..t t..I ,..I
couteup,.5Ie fashion of tliakin- AMI tall
iog. What w. ar, q, I, d. tf,.. each .f
ust-, 90 under stand Gle lesson .vt..b God
O.. aIlfss-ias t8 tl. own .,Ifb. t.e tl,-,.
and trial. that come. ani leave og- pi.f-
Io-. o. iuicrpr,, their own t6.r.. s,5
trials
-Gratcr Thoughts of a Coautr, Psr.oo.
'.'' D. i'' 'o'''"'ns oeani'i1l
i" '1e Zen oi
'iA.' mugs
" &
'''' '.'e.
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
s, Me, FRIDAY, MAY |. 1853.

you wcrc sa Te-fs for the Easi. and va. inst
considering ;hc ProPriety q dirccting let
ter O. >tsmboul. when you turned I'D in
Broadway
" have changed all my plans. Neville.
and concluded to remain quietly AZ home
for The rrst Of my days
% And What magic spell has wrought this
transformation =
\ vie vas married Yesterday
morning 20 Mr.. Charles Calihorpe. FORM
eriy Edith >ayrs. Come round TO the
Hotel tins evening. and let me introduce
you to Mn. Souihbank -
" Hold on a minute-tell me wbcrc on
earth you found the lost trcasures~
90 In the night-eNprcss train
And llugh >ouihbank was gone before
Neville couid ask any more questions,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

NrvrE >cotD. Aperson. child or aIalt.
takes contrsdiction o. advice much more
eheeri1ily than ordinarily supposed r. Kindly
gwen, but 81 siolcutly administered b.
resists though it be well-founded Hears.
Ike fower.. are open o. TIE soiily isilinr
iew. bai eiose Up While The violent storm
ages
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

\ Goon Suor. I never pass the old
toii-gate al Newcastle bridge without think
iHs oi the story Of Gorge SchaiFer. Who
many years ago lived in Port.nouih I
must tcu u tributc 10 his funny memory.
Once he had been IN Newcastle. cunning.
and VA coming home With his game bag
empty. AMI very wcary. when he stopped
a. thc toil-house for moments r,-st. Saws
be- to the toll-taker. d" There's a fne ao~k
Of ducks bark here in the pond; What viii
you let me frr into them for2~ .. Cant
DO b.. replied ti- toll-man e don't want
20 have my ducks killed Georrr rut lis
gun into thc dollhouse. and walked back
% take another look AZ the ducks While
be- vas gone. she toll-man. Who was war
drew the shot from the barrel and then re-
placed the gun. George rrturned and
renewed the question Weu.~ said the
toii-man. " though you are called good
shot. don't believe YOU can hurt them
much. GIVE me a dollar and YOU nv
Gre. The dollar a. paid and quite 4
party. who had cciherrd round. vent
bark o. witness Geo-.v's di,comfiarc. lie
raised thc gun. fred and killed nine q
them. The devil cried tL- ,oIl-man
in conformation. '' how did you 30 that
took ihe charge out of your gun Yes.
'ai1 George. '' supposed yoa would. I
aisay. 60 double charged~
rB. z. Shillaber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
rCELr-sEn ETtnT rEtpsr vosNr~c NJ
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
rsoFEiEroas
John ,. PERRN Tdfter.

ft h>.--O-. Dailar .af Ftrv Gees. r..,
setr. fa atFsnos. To paiats. st ere .s.l s.i h..
NrHr.
Clubbing w ~anff rr-r.e~ff.i.ft raff ~.
susursau af snr f sra--i ts. lsusI h.ir .si
a~Nf~nifnx a. rtrrslsii,s. .i q h.s..s f.atrr g.
ths tsiiss fur uFrr.
~ -tu s~uf
10 ',TiiTs. iaf Gee 49, &C. I2sa
- 1,'iii~s .frr aas s-ar. tat 1000
''F r"pf o. th~ rTrs.sn 9sfttrE rl co. ri.i,
an- .afrff H1n-f arr.aHrsat thr ..r..rr.
- =. frurratl a g.. 10 -tsr- street.
hastsa. snf i22 Nss-.u ~tr..t. N.- - -
sfr aafhoffrrf sErufs
Joa PRINTING a-atis executed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

a lady. upon being told friend wished
to see her. desired her little daughter. o.
say be uas not in upon this. the friend
being anxious % have an iutervie~. asked
when she would be likely % return. The
little thing vrry innocently .aid. calling 70
starr. '' Mamma. the Lady want. to know
uhen YOU val b. M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

\ rockmcy iropped INTO a restaurant IN
Nev York la.f winter. and made a hearty
meal. intending % top ~ with q picre of
pc. Jrons r. pie b. founa - o. b.
cold and ealing ti1e ethiopian vnifer. b.
.aid 90 BIN Take thi. p'e o. ths Gre ard
'cat &C. Bis coustrrnasian ~ crest vhen
>anbo walked o. the frc and quictly de-
voured the pc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

~r,,f on yorr Say. fe.t-sin-ed slt-
,.lr.s. g.a h,ar within yoar irau anas
COO ttlrs t.at hate ra.sei fhroaeit tle
tes ORDEAL .t i..i aaI saf,rin-. q. b, Llr-
rt 90 'a.t, Speed an lolr way. for the
dawn -lt is -,lie-.ng fbe frozen earth be-
yorI tl..c orient bills. and thc morning 81
perfect Dove i. s.t Above the darkncs. of
.ix rrart years,
" Iialio' Wh1 oa earth expected to -se
son. Ila-a ~outhhank Why. ! tbought
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

There "a great deal q vanity in some
r'ersor's huaa'iify. great deal of poverty IN
their ~eaiih. and a great deal Of iasoleaoe
IN thcir condes~en.ion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

ln The fare of fie .un Won may see G.,rs
beauty in fhs frr you may G-el his beat
warming IN the winter. his crufieress To-
refresh you t is the dew ~ heaven that
makes your feld give you BRAD. rTayior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
vi | sc T. !. I. 4 y Y.
Love in al Express Train.

-
oty. Mothcr, vcrc there. bidding aaicu
To- thrir little childrcn-husband. parting
from thcir ui,e.-oli. experienced travel
lvrs. o. whom o. seemed a mere trii- 20
skim hall scross the coutiu~nt on :h- uinr.
oi steam. aui nervous un-crtain vo,a-rrs
o. whom thc brcicst journey appeared
iraught With iud,-cribshle peril. These
perv the tahl.aux exhibited within the gas
lighted waitiug-ruon. vhii- without thc
sn"S iel. whitc and c-as,.ics,iv. AMI the
hvry eve of thc lo-omotis.. thrcs a line of
hight through tle Iarknr.s for yard.
around
iiush >ouilhank "a walking slowly up
and down thr platform. With Li- arr, rr.fin.-
carci~ssly on tb- .houltlrrof slfr,,I Neville.
BIS dearrst ant oldest fri-rd Both we're
wrapped to thc very throat in f-. ana
or.adeio'h. and. even hal 70 uo, been .o.
th'. we're fhr too much absorbed in tLeir
oun thoughts aud convcrsation to hcs-I tLe
auRtn- SNOW or cutting wind
- you arr rcali, setting forth on YOUR
travels. Iiu-h.- crriaimcd Neville -Aad
when sLhl you return homc r.
II can scarcciy tcii-c,rtainls not in
many y,'r-. and perhaps never. Imay be-
come Eas.ian. or possibly patch MY tea,
au'ous the palm tree. Of Palestine.
Iia-h. said his friend turning 80 o. o.
iook into thc DARK eye. tbat wcrc partially
hidden hy 'hc fsrtrimneI cap ofthe trav-
eil,r. '' I remember vl.n yo1 u,re the
qHi-t~'' ant mo.t homc-i1siHs of rrosaie
iuifsiiaa'. What las changed l.l .o en-
trrIy. during tl- last Ten tca-se~
Jan. rlr>s ,Laa-es ia a. an. reform
ID ~.ltahank ssasi,eiy
Hash,~ aid Neville rsproaelf.us.
'' sar,iy rc have not bcsu last friend. for
tuvn'y ycar. Tor YOU % ieay mc your con
6icnoc a. h.t.-
90 have 90 secret, f.r you. Neville re-
piled Hugh. .omcshat sofieueI bs the
ssrucsia,,. g hi, friend. appeal
Mr. am : -aui...ng to confess to yaa
that the ah.,e current ~ my DIE has been
changed. s.aee TIA; ani1eSy Ioscrs quarrel
viih Eiith >ayre. sIx wears ago. We both
a,icl very I.e a ,oaplc oi foolish chiilr5o.
I VA. passionate a1i o,er5,aru--sle
,.,. ,-...f.., ,,4 ,.f..r .-.
.t-
.,-l-t..t..t.. .s,.-
.st....--..l 60 .-,.t
,-. .,ftt.,.i...l......,. III
t............-.-i.-.t-F-.t.-.t.
..-t... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.-.t. ..t ..-l.-r.. -t..rt't..-
.I.-.s-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14
Tribute Of Respect 30 II:e Menu
Ory OF the Iafe 4dj't. James e.


The melancholy intelligence of the de
mise of Adi't James {. Noon having
been announced at an adjourned Court
held at kbcnSburg ON Tuesday the 9th
day of January \. ID, 1868. the Court
Immediately adjourned in respect to the
memory Of the deceased \ meeting of
the members OF tire Bar was then called.
Col VI. ID. Magellan was chosen Prcsi-
dent and NJ IiIssun and James Potts
were appointed Secretaries. On motion a
committee OF three was appointed to ex-
press the object of the meeting. The
Chair appointed A KopcIin, Esq, Hon.
Thomas White and Il. l.. Johnston. ESQ
10 report on Wednesday morning at eight
and a half o'clock. The meeting then
adjourned At the appointed time the
meeting was again called TO order by the
President, and y. kopcIiu, Chairman Of
the Committee on Resolutions, reported
th. following Preamble and Resolutions,
which on motion were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in the inscrutable, though wise dis
penSation of Providence. to remove from
Time to Eternity, whilst noblv battling in
the cause of his country. our much eS-
tee,ncd and lameutcd brother James c.
Noon Therefore,
EeSo1,ed, That in his death n common
cause has lost brave defender, thr COM
munity 4 benevolent and highly esteemed
citizen, the Ear, a generous, courteous
and intelligent Brother and his relatives q
! devoted and atiyc;ionate friend.
| R.soired, That we tender To lis AGED
and widowed mother, his brother, sisters
and friends our sincere sympathies in this
! their great bereavement.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting, ha.-in- first been si"rcd by th-
! officers, be furnished To the mother Of the
deceased and published in the papers OF
+ lhiS county.
/ HeSoh,ud, Tha: the Court Ia r,qr -tcd
/ To- enter thr~t proceedings on record ais
the proceedings Of the meeting previously
I held by tlia mrmb. ~ Of the Bar in Johns
. town.
The Chair appointed and CONSTITUTED
John +. Seaman, + y Shoemal>cl. and
George w. Oaiman. E~qr'S.. to perform
the duty enjoiucd by the third resolution
and the meeting ON motion of Wan. Kit
tell, adjourned
n ID. M,GEHNN, Prrs't-
VI. IIassOu. James Potts. Secretaries
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14

and relations. l visited the IIth Re
serves and saw many of the BOYS from
Ebensburg in a wretched and ragged con-
dltion, some of whom had no shoes TO
protect their feet from this inclement
weather; l happened to have a copy of
the AHeghaHila along with me which |
read to the boys, who bitterly exclaimed.
. what lie!" What | have written. |
know, many others will bear me out
But do not wish to be understood rs re-
tiecting upon Gen. Burnside; neither do |
attach any blame or censure to him, for
we believe linn to be good and brave
officer, and one in whom the army have
much confidence; and if his plans be not
thwarted by the ''pressure " of Abolition
t;tnaticisln, | believe ne will vet lead our
army on 10 honor and victory
,NCIIHI;IER
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14
The --latest from T5UrfrecsbOrO.-
Car Loss SR.y 1000 Killed.

WASHABLE, lam. Our whole loss
during the battle ut Murfreesboro, in
killed, wounded and missing, is not over
1000. The Rebel loss Is estimated at
from Il, ,OOOtp $4,000.
Our army Is sill chasing the Rebels,
and our rear was eight miles beyond
Murfrecsboro' yesterday
Ii was reported that Il Rebel wagon
train was captured cightucn miles beyond
Muirccsboro' Yesterday
The Rebel General Rams was buried
here yesterday. No demonstration was
allowed
The bodies of General IIAHsoN, Capt
ToDD, of the Sixth Kentucky; and Capt
FEEGUSoH, of the Louisville Legion,
were brought in to-day.
Considerable quantities of contraband
goods have been captured by our pickets,
For several days the weather has been
cold, and the river is 1T stand.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14
DENTISTRY.

TENHE undersigned Graduate OF the Baiti-
4 mole College of Dental Surgery. respect
fully offers his professional services TO the
citizens Of Ehensburg. He has spared no
means thoroughly to acquaint himself with
every Improvement n his ant. To many
years of personal experience he has thought
to add the imparte,! experience of the high
est authorities in Dental Science. lie SIM
ply asks that an opportunity may bc given
for lis work To speak its own r,rai~e.
SAMUEL BEDFORD. ID. ID. s
Office formerly occupied bv DR.. Clark
REFERENCES.
Prof c. y Harris T. +. Bond, ir: X. R.
Handy; 4. \. BIandy, p. Ii. Austen. OF tie
Baltimore Clllege.
C. VIII he at EaensJurg on the fourth
Monday of each month. To stay one week
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14
ITO CoSSUMPTIVEs.

Il THE Advertiser. having heen rc>torci
to health in a few weeks by very simple
remedy. after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, ami that dread
disease, C"nsum puun-iS anxious To make
known 10 his fellow sufferers ;he means IF
cure.
To all who iesi If, he viii send a copy
Of the prescription used (free Of charged.
with the directions for preparing AMI using
the same. which they viii find sure cure
for Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis &c
The only object of the Advertiser in sending
the Prescription Is u benefit tie afflicted.
and spread information which he cuuceives
TO le inva 'uable, and he hopes every suff.r-
er viii try his remedy, as IL viii cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing PARTIES
wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
November 3. lSJ2-3m--M. x a.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

- lbN virtue OF
ID Piur. Order of the Orphans Court of
Cambria county, 10 me directed. will ex-
pose to sale, on the premises. in the Borough
of Loretto, on SATURDAY the 2lst day Of
February next, at one o'clock. T. NJ. the
following Real Estate of which Anthony
LItZinger died seized, viz:
All that certain Lot of Ground situate in
the Borough of Loretto, known and designa-
ted on the plan of said Borough hy the No
7S, f-onting 80 feet on St Mary's street and
extending back l60 feet to St .Juseph's
street, having thereon erected a two story
frame dwelling IIOuce. with back building
attached, a frame stable and other out
buildings.
T RMS-Oue third to be paid On confir
nation Of sale. and the residue in two equal
annual payments thereafter with interest. to
be secured 10y the judgment Bonds and
Mortgage of the purchaser.
WM. KITTELL, Admir-.
jan. IA lSG3-G-3t
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THE UNION>RIGHT OR WRONG -
UNION planning MILL.
BENSBURG, TENNA.

bE.NNIll flIT, IENNA-
The subscriber begs leave to iulurm the
public that he Is prepared To furnish, un
short notice and IN resis souahle terms. all
manner of WORKED LUMBER, SASH
AND DOORS. and MOULDINGS
AL work warranted to give entire Satis-
facti'n.
Orders from a distance solicited. and filed
with prnmptncsS and dispatch
ey-Rough Lumber taken in exchange for
Worked Lumber
T. +. WILLIAMS.
Ebensburg, SEPT. 3, lSG2-tf
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g. The -HoDiro'' which proved of such
service against the rebel monster lHe1T7n,ac,
has proved to be unseaworthy and has
foundered and went under, most of her
crew perishing, The Government has
already expended thousands of dollars in
the construction of this kind Of vessels,
which now prove to be of no use, cx-
cept for ooasting purposes.
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udttor's Notice.

n The undersigned.
Auditor appointed by The Court Of Common
Pleas of Cambria county. to make diStribu>
ton of the proceeds Of the real estate of
Thomas Kaylor. sold by the Sheriff on Vend.
Expon. No. As Dec. 7, 1862, at the suit of
J. Blair Moore, for Use OF Bridges & West.
hereby notifies all persons interested, that he
will attend to the duties Of said appoint
ment at his office in the Borough Of Ebeus
burg. on Wednesday the 4th day of Febru-
arv next, at one o'clock 2. NJ.
III HASSON. Auditor
January Il, IS65-6-3t.