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DR. HALLS BALSAM.

Ettttff y 'FFSEa E4---f 81 fsaE q frs =
HnI's V.vD~ ssg'sam, In all cases gives
the best of satsfactfnt. a'hF IS 81
- HALLS LUNG BALsAM hss wrought more cures
!, since Its Introduction than any other cough
medicine. 4.ts ssts5frs htf'E Ff-tp.'' III
HALLS COUGH BALStM is endorsed by onr
leading physicians as the safest and best rem
ti edy now before the pnbllc. ggs s.fg 4 -t.,si
+. HALLS LUNG BALSAM Is safe to use among
children, and yet powerful in cases Of chronic
s9.s1 pulmonary disease.
HALL LUNG BALSAM brings In 'cirtihcates az
$50 most daily OF Its wonderful cures In, all parts
4 HALLS BALsxM for the LUNGS I, sold in every
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Tho more striking Proof ofthe intrin-
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for The Lungs s shown In the rar idity with which
1t becomesa favorite with the people. There II
nothing OF similar nature but what Is soon cast In
to the shade when the Balsam has been thoroughly
tested The agents for It's sale the country over in
ordering for new supplies very enthusiastic In
It's favor. saving, Itis just the thing 80 acts ike
charm its effects are truly magical" The afflicted
can order the medicine o. r Is1lSaH H-B Ata! n
II. S(3OVILT., Proprietor.
- &c, Randolph ST., CsaicagO.
to whom all orders should be addressed. -
Sold by J. L. T iylor, at Ottumwa /; a. p, aKnigh
Agency CT, n. steel and Cts. Ozark, Fairfield
f. J. Observation-Disclosures. Ap; 80 '63 i9sH
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Dyscnsery, DIarrhQ., Relnx, Worn..

Erom Or. J. O. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice
ard hold them in esteem Gs one of the best sreri-
ents have ever found. Their Alternative effect uI0
the liver makes them an excellent remedy. nisil
given In email doses Tor 5aioHs dyseasery apf tts
Ttfd. Their rugar-coating makes them very &c.
cepGble and convenient Tor tie use of Olneii sld
children.
EaYxr,cusin. En,ur~:s,r ,r -.
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Price, IS cents per Boz, c. Coxes fer 81.
Prepared By Dr. j. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
agcntS.-J. Il. layrr, Stout Il ,owlu.
Peter Utccht, Ottuuwa; g. +. Knigh,
Agency City j. FinIty, Pt. Richmond,
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Prom u. u ". (arttrrig6t NcYc Orleans
Your lila are the pr,!ee OF Iurgca Their er-
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iley arc laid but very certgia snd eli cual III their
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TO Us III the daily treatment of disease.
EEcnisc2lc, SICK EEc-alses,c, Fc-,i Stomach.
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DEAR EEO. ATRi:: ! cannot snEwcr you ,-ars
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Clerk u Steamer Clarion.
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tic profession and the people
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co ~ ", Oct. q, 1855.
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practice uEd ind them excellent purgafye TO
cleanse the stem aid purity the fountains Of the
blood. JOHN u SiEACEAM NJ d.
C5s,sssE,ssiea, Cos:iveneSs, suy,r,ressfon,
..nssii,sasisys., Eossis Neuralgia, Dropsy,
ks.sr-2.y-ss. sSs,s. prc. -
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Dyspepsin, Ensrurisy Of sic B9osr.

Boston.
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PILLS..

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blood. JOHN u AEACHAM NJ ID.
..hssii,sasisyz., Gent. Neuralgia, Dropsy,
k',rr2sysis. Ei:s, etc.
From Dr.. y. Y. YnnGin, Montreal, Ct0,a.n
Too much cannot be said OF your l'il,s for tLe
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who suffer from that complaint, which, although
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liver but your Ills aEecI that organ and cure the
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Proclamation by the President.
Executive MANSION, March 10, 1863.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, March 10, 1863.
The President has issued the following
Proclamation respecting soldiers absent,
without leave:
In pursuance of the 26th section Of the
act of Congress, entitled an act Tor enroll
ing and calling out the national forces,
and for other purposes, approved on the
Sd Of March, 1868, |, Abraham Lincoln,
President, and ComInander-in Chief Of
the Army and Navy Of he United States,
do hereby order and command that all
the soldiers, enlisted or drafted into the
service Of the United States, now absent
from their regiWcnts without leave, shall
forthwith return TO tEeir respective regi-
ments.
And do hereby declare and proclaim
that all soldiers now absent from their
respective regiments without leave, who
shall on or before tie lst day Of April,
1868, report themselves at ans rendezvous
designated by the General Orders Of the
War Department No. SO, hereto annexed,
may bc restored TO their Respective rcgi-
ments without punishment, except the
FORGETTING OF pay and allowances du.
ring their absence, aud all who DO not
return within the time above specified
shall be arrested rs deserters, and pun
ished as the law provides.
ARd ,cheyeaS ovil-disposed and disloyal
persons a sundry places, have ensiccd
and procured soldiers TO desert and absent
themselves from their regiments, thereby
weakening the strength % the armies, and
prolongiDg the war, giving aid and com,
fort to the enemy, and cruelty exposing
the gallant and iaith!ul soldiers remainin q
IN the ranks to increased hardships and
dangers.
do, therefore, call upon all patriotic
ana faithful citizens to oppose and resist
the aforementioned dangerous and treas
enable crimes, and to aid in restoring to
their regiments all soldiers absent with
out leave, and to assist in the execution
of the act Of Congress for enrolling and
calling out the national forces and for
other purposes, and to support the proper
authorities In the prosecution and punish
mcnt Of offenders against the said act, and
in suppressing the insurrection and rebel
lion.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my band. Done az the city Of Wash
inston, on the 10th day of March, in the
year OF our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred aud sixty-three, and Of the Indepen.
dence of the United States the eighty.
seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec'v. of War.
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of saving the Nation from threatened
wreck aud hopeless ruin, | would invosti
from Deity as the greatest boon, a common
grave to save US from such infamy and
disgrace.
The day is not far distant when traitors
and towards, North and South, will cover
before the Indignation Of an outraged
people. March bravely onward. Nerve
your strong arms to the task of overthrow
ing every obstacle in the pathway OF
victory until with shouts Of triumph the
last gun is f,ed that prociaims us a
United People under the old Flag and
one Government Patriot Soldiers
This great work accomplished, the reward
for such service as yours will be realized
the blessings and honors os grateful
people will be yours.
JOHN A. LOGAN
Brig. Gent Comd g.
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in the world-those of the French army
Here we have an advantage over the ene-
nv which is not TO be despised. General
Lee has done but little in the way OF
strategic movements in Virginia recently.
1t is reported that General I.ongstreet's
division has been sent to the south side ct
the James river, for the purpose of advanc-
ing upon and capturing Norfolk. We
look upon it, however. as counter move
lnent to one planned BY Gen. Haiieck;
and shortly to be executed by Gen. Burn
side with the Ninth Army Corps, and
perhaps other forces now In the Depart
ment of Virginia. General Lonestreet is
decidedly the ablest general in the rebel
service, and the favorite OF General Lee
and Jefferson Davis, and he has been
assingncd to the post of the greatest dan
ger-the great vulnerable point Of the
'.Confederacy" 4 vigorous and rapid
ensemble movement of our forces now Ia
Virginia. conducted by brilliant and capa-
bic leaders, will show Us how easily Gen.
Lees army might have been crushed long
ago, securing to US the rebel capital and
war Of short duration. At present,
General Lee has Il great advantage N
position, but is inferior in troops, arms,
and stores He is well situated for either
defensive or offensive operations, if he Is
"let alone" Three days march TO the
interior, from any point now held by our
troops, however, would pierce his line Of
defence, and force him to leave his present
position, or fight pitched battle for the
mastery of the position. We should
advise an early movement OF every corps
10 this end, the attainment of which will
be of the utmost importance. Should
Rosecrans and Grant be only partially
successful in the Southwest, or should
they be entirely so, our prospects in the
East could not be bettered. Much de-
pends upon the ponderoas blows TO be
struck in Virginia this spring, to tell
whether We may look for peace in the
fall, or war for several years TO come.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

By virtue Of an Alias order OF the Orphan
Court Of Cambria county. TO US directed, thtre
viii be exposed 10 public vendUe or cutory,.
on the premises. on SATURDAY, the lIth Of
APRIL, next, al one O'Clock, p. NJ, al tho
right, title, aud interest OF Jane Ana, Margs-
ret, and Marietta. minor children of William
" Roberts, deceased, Of, in and tc, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate - Wit:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land Sit
uste in the townships ef SRn1meThin and
Cambria, in the county of Cambria, anu State
Of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit: Beginning CT a post, thence
East l4s perches te beech thence North,
l0l3 perches 10 beech; thence East, s55
perches % beech thence South, .l6} perci-
es to post :; thence West % perches 70 o
post thence North sc degrees West. rs perch
es 10 a post; thence South, lee perches, 10
the place Of beginning; and containing oas
hundred and ten (ll0) acres and Seventy-ons
(7Il Perches, and allow ance, &c.
.diso, all that certain piece or parcel Of Land,
situate in the townships OF SGmmerhill and
Cambria in the county Of Cambria aforesaid,
bounded and described q: follows, TO wit !:
Beginning Hickory, on the South Nest
corner CT said tract, thence North 90 perches
10 q chestnut: thence east, by lapi &C Nr.
Roberts. Sr., II! perches to 4 post; thercs
10 the South-W est corner of said Davis land !;
thence West, liz pcrches to the place Of
beginning containing twenty-five (22) acres
or thereabouts, with the allowance &c.
Also, all that certain piece or parcel o. land
adjoining the premises last above described,
being sitnatc in the townships and county
aforesaid, and containing seven 90 acres and
eighty-one (Sl) perche and allowance
Terms Of Sale: One third of The purchase
money on confirmation of sale, and the balance
in two equal annual payments, 10 be secured
by the bonds and Mortgage of the purchaser.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Guardian Of Jaae Am and Margaret Ro5ertE
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Guardian # Marietta R0bertL
March u 1858.
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The war.

Tie advent of settled weather will open
a new cam2aign in Virginia, in which new
military conclusions will be tried, with a
fercenoss of cndeavor hitherto unknown
in tins war. For two months past neither
the Army Of the Potomac nor that of
Northern Virginia, at present commanded
by Gen. I. j. (Stonewall) jackson, have
been at all demonstrative. Both of these
armies have been mudbouud, and unable
to move FIVE miles without great losses,
and both have been thoroughly reorgan-
ized during this interim Of inactivity
The increase Of the Army of the Potomac
by the additions from the new leyies has
brought it up to a prime nmerical
strength, and its !. discipline has been
greatly improved. In Jackson's army
the discipline Of desperation has made the
rebel troops good soldiers, DO doubt: whilst
the Southern conscription, however rigid
it may be, has failed to FIJI many of the
old bat:ailions. The Federal troops have
been refurnished in a great measure with
new arms auG accoutrements and none but
good weapons will be used in the great
battles whi ch will be fought before mid
summer in the States OF Virginia and
North Carolina The rebels have receiv-
ed but few arms of late, owing to tie
undisputed efficiency of the blockade of
the rebel ports, aud it is we'll known that
arms are always wort HESS after a years
use in active warfare, even in the hands
OF the most careful anG economical tfetps
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a UDITOR,S NOTICE

"a The undersigned, appointed Audito.
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, 10
hear and decide upon the exceptions fled to
the account OF II. hinkead and Elizabeth
Siahl, adm'rs. of Jacob Stahl, deceased, End
10 report distribution Of the fund in the hands
of the administrators, hereby giYes notice
that lie will attcnd to the duties OF said ap-
pointment, at his Office, in Ebenshurg, On
Saturday, the llth day of April next, at one
o'clock, p. NJ, when a-d where all person,
interested may attend.
J. e. SEAMAN, Auditor.
Ebensbnrg. March 10, IS63-3t.
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Ebensbarg, March 10, leG3-3i
} a UDITOR,S NOTICE.

"A The undersigned, appointed Audt,r
BIZ the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria
county, 10 report distribution of the proceed,
Of the real estate Of George Hock, sold AZ
Sherif7s sale on Plnr. Vend Expon., No. l0s,
September Term, 1852, at the suit Of Daniel
Hedman, hereby gives notice that he viii at
tend to the duties of said appointment at bis
Office. in Ebensturg, on Tuesday, the lith
day of A prl mex, az one O'Clock, P NJ, when
and where all persons interested may attend.
J. E. SEAMAN, auditor.
Ebensburg, March 10, ls63-3t.
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a UDiTOR,S NOTICE

n The undersigned, appointed Auditor bv
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria conn.
t., to report distribution Of the proceeds Of
the real estate OF William O'Keeffe sold 8,
Sheriff's sale. on Vend. Expon.. No SO. Narcs
Term 1863 at the suit Of the Common weal;b
of Penna., for use of James O'Keeffe, hereby
gives notice that he Will attend TO the du,ie,
Of said appointment, at his Office, IT. Ebens
burg, on Saturday, the 18Th day Of April
next, Mt one O'Clock, p. ". when and wLere
all persons interested NAV attend.
J. z. SEAMAN, Auditor
Ehenshnrp March 10. lSG3-3t
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{ DMINISTRATOR'S NOTTCE--

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"a Letters OF administration on the estate
OF Mary Rager, late Of Jackson tp., Cambria
county, having been granted to the undersign-
ed, by the Register of said county all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to mako
payment. ami those having claims or demands
against the same TO present them TO
GEORGE SIIAFFER, Admir-.
Jan. %, lsG3-6t.
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es- Reese G. Fleeson, one of the edi-
tors Of the Pittsburg Dtspatch,& died in
that city on Monday morning.
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EFSTAfE OF JAMES TREXLER,
IL DEe'p--Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons Interested that the Appraisemcnt Of
certain property of James Trcxler. decd. set
apart Tor his Widow, has been filed in the
Registers Office, at Ebensburg, and will be
presented to the Orphans Court for approval
the Goth day Of March, inst.
E. F. LYTLE, Register
Registers Office, March, 9Th. laa3-at
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TEDERSRTDGE ACADEMY
"A FOR MALES AND FEMALES
The annual contest in this Institution viii
take place Thursday March 2G.h nj O'Clock
p. NJ.
The thirty-third session will open Tuesdav
9Th of May. For particulars address
Rev 4. DONALDSON, Prin
J. II. DONALDSON
HATTIE y. BRACKEN, As.l,
Eldersridge. March 70, 1853.
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"AMkICK & CALDWELL.
EA IMPORTERS oP
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS
No. 80 North Fourth st.
PHILADELPHIA
cHAs. H. HAaRIcK. &c. Caldwell.
March IS, ls63.-tf
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INSURANCE AGENCY
4 James Purse, agent for the Blair county
and Lycoming Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panies, Johnstown, Pa.
Ssg~ VIII attend promptly to making insu-
rance in any part Of Cambria County upon
application by letter or in person.
Ebensburg, March 18th. leS3-tf
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Dg See new advertisements.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-26
Remenbered and Mourned.

For every man who falls in battle
some one monrns. For every mar
Who dies in hospital wards, and of
whom no note is made some one
mourns. For the hunblest soldier shot
ON picket, and Of whose humble exit
from the state of life little is thought,
some one mourns. Nor this alone.
For every soldier disabled; for every
one who loses an arm ar leg, or Who is
wounded and languishing in rrotracted
suffering for every one who has ''oply
camp fever" some heart bleeds, some
tears are she.l. In far off humble honse
holds, perhaps, sleepless nights ard
anxious days are passed, of which the
world never knows, for every wounded
soldier who returns to his own family
or friends brings lasting pang with
him. Oh how the mothers feel tins
war! Ii ever God is sad in heaven, il
seems Ia me it must he when He locks
upon the hearts of mothers. We wh''
are Young think little of il; neither, ]
think, the fathers UT brothers think
mmch of il; hut it is the poor mother.
and wives Of the soldiers.-6od help
them. s a-