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The New York herald., 1863-11-22
BILLIARDS.

RiLLIAHps ps-OEIYrIrHs fsTHoyED COsRfSa
- W ash osrf rsbss ouiT - tgastts tls fs1.
DfJ ~ snoa street Orders ~ f1r fshss aud ffitn
minss Ausnisi v. second kAna rst,s 'sf sNs
RiLLARDs "A yAr'n FoR UHTY DOLLARS A
-. sit siH eats< 0G hobday tbs "a lt. ocsers
~ tts or.a Infs Fllisfd sAio~n. - ts n 4tssn
fs, ee.s-n Marshall tls tsspretoss sns Ososss
s~rr Ihs sAre 70 - 80 40 s1f p.sys4 ofi- a.
stsd Abe aiti ~ith he f~~ra c~fEsGA,l sssticns
Ls~ts q b4.af1s sry bsvllec q ssssaA
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THASKsGIvING DAY
pEIl T.AhAYTDN

THANKSGIVING DAY
Thunday tic 26ih inst hay ng been designated by tho
President The ani by he Governor
Stac day # hantsr yins and PRAYER becomes the
duy e every good citizen alt secular
Ploymns On that day and 10 devote 1t 10 appropriate
NgiOus
Perhaps before sirco a nation have We
had heartfelt ide to God fr TIE
Drssf liis nerccs He has spared fiom pcaii"nce.
ard lhrou1h abgndan hnrss 4 aud rsmunerac INDUS.
ahI gHidaDce have been enabled 10 r'pcl tie a..
atlt, OF treason aud law.ssness which hrratrn-i to
convert or and OF constitutional liberty into t,c abode
ut anarchy 10 hywori and
reIroacn among the nttiona In the nifat of the
hnIucs OF hr ghicr future dtwns upgn
Our torres Are vicofinna on sea ana and tho area
been rcbuaod tho spirit Of anarchy subfuct thc sentiment
OF ofalty stcngthcncd; lorcisn onmiv nbaiod lie ~
thai thtr ausucieUs be eddy 20 lowed
bt bc restoration aud frate nal feelings through
out the nj that warning 10 p0sicr. the nstsat
or the rebellion, who have waniouy and vickedy at
tcmptei TO d"r our Price ess tnon may be "ubiec"d 10
FOL over be bro sht hack to cir allegiance and duty
that all no fiuDed the Baiekty Of law in
mady 50 Wing 40 sub the mid ami ben rut eo""rnrncut
under Nh Te Dis" rcpnt Of eir treason aud have
Gwen uLicr uali aUd hc seal the Ma. at
- Nr tiy llaI Ia The city of Ncw York, tins
T.. = t.cLty-1r day Of November IA the car oi
- our Lord Que th9ussnl elt huudtcd anl siA-
wthrce. GEORGE oPDikE Mayor
no TAxPAYEHs-HoncE IL HEREBY GIVEN
all aNcs remaining unpaid adii 1anal per cent VIII
be added 18Th sad month of prccmLtr; al
remaining unpaid lst ot January ine ci at
the OF y annun,. calculated ON the dag
money vii be received after o'clock l.. W. Once hours
fousA " 20 , T. ".
Department Finance Hrteau Of tie Receiver u Faxes
Jous MURPHY. Receiver
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ItE W AItDs.

MISSING MAS.-sio RKwAED WILL ~ PND TO
Iu any person gvlng inrmauo thai vii 81 - ne re-
overy u ffans fatt. wH 'f s lllse o. business Al
evening was last about Ocy. 90 e evening
ner ~ PARK and Ann street .i0H ice % hss ~
height brown lair and sos;ee. dAfs c9ialay 80, aIse
smoun, Tor tbs .eo..ry ~ he bod n s.i R.ori . a.
speesr Carpenter Nuibcrry street o. Cash Nelien Co.
V'o PAwSsRoKgRs ASD ornFEs 80 uurr
vers a, Iieany Co I. 80 B1asisaI. sfsias cs.s
Wateh, marked ~ X. on ouiade AdAns. Loniaa, nAttf
Los. Nov ~. 10 Cnioo sIusre.
cE RLwARD.-Losr. sOy 4 SMALL BLACK
go ~ ,'r.sr 81. Ihs nnd.r v y reeve " a,'s e
@1O REWARD -Losr, ~ GOING rRon ~ BROAD.
sod Waich CASE No sIgtT ~. anief vi ihs
above rsware ~ leavis. - AtA Gunshis vat GO as
tacs Mare In sa ooniuea .ist year. oid. aiaui 49,
Sa nsai .' =, 40 ss' ,.ss,A, .e,f "a ~ so,
,im.. when ston, aa' ,he abevr rsrsfi sbs y
ssna. va yo.,.si q 10 ''', a9' ' ,s % " "
=. - BTess '5,es ,g sys q 2 ~. .a'' - p a'.
c7S REwARD-AsD 40 QrIsross .sgED
% o. :, ,,s; % ~. e'.5aa q 9s S.i -. - %
Liver wseh and ctan. white fisi faser Joe loaa'
won 'Larch street Lysuosii so f.gf SO q saaa
wii reosi'e ihs Abovs rswsrd
SDEO Rg1ARD --rnH sDyEnritKR WAS
P-cV fnarfsf ioan snd fstted bYf Naph ani
heavl tutb 'hsn, Al lLe fgh ttfuuf aha "
nas Nov 10 y.tl aus. o. ssesp-@sat vh,. ss. nys.
sfae ~.,,h sns sl.s .ns ,lso ts bs .r.. ~. ,9s,
N'n % ne fohtrt ApiIJ A. ~ Fglfih sTsnps
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THE srr,rI>ms.

4 MASS uEEri%G or IlfH SuirwRiGuls 90 REw
y burs aud bity, held cooper ins ~ e. ou the
lht iuyt, uuauimou.y rVIrrf1cd i = Vau.o Ihci+
- fat. . Therefore % l. G~~'a." g. have
her iig bn pl.s Die. d.cidc on a
strike, aud the uni oi advance require,
which should be equal Ia to tNp dllar- an
in fod THIS Acd wa ~ To .ctrrai
be the do' n gold IS Wgrtr 10 lsr and
hy grcrnha ~ and has b'n ~ The ant war
and at hat rate our Iay per should be ~ b Ion az
lars.
feiow workmcn shall va MGR submit 20 be- wrpusei.
rated by tho ~h1f oir lao u,akrafmh
We be- In other cguutfirH duru. o. sHlfH
wrIchts, sauicr- ana tp1rral puuani "unlo the
Wr. ctl nf leirf aisspuri. have
been reduced WhN. ,yrrYtftng cat. drik aui wcar
nauy 10 bc Wh't - had 10 i"y yeas when
had ar iuil pay In shs OF lts "inlssrnt
dee alton from ia rttAe al ssrmas.r- th"nd b'
ci This We all iute 'tei ~ ~.
bapch businsss ana gpcray get iha me p1yi tNcr-
fore should mutual u crate IA ma naming nur
fgh as Lot all De- ntri and u Their
b. amDng Who could ord 20 hold olt lon
there ar-m who year Then this late
rorii"n cra-h iun e 20 all those who rsurs
| ! fiurIug the
Signed on behaif OF many nherf. W w.
NOTICE -sk0AR rAckEks' PROTECTIVE TnApL
~ Hnipn.Tbc packers OF Mr. 4. ~. ~" aktser n "a
Bscsn street having eirh~ To- hishcf "a and scf
res'a rsiues all packers OF principe % "ork Ia - 20
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UrELCOME HONE
IESRY WARD BEECHER
ACADhAf or MUSIC.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. a, At O'CLOCK

Rev Mr. Fsechcr the Invitation Of Numerous ems
VIII dc Address his Enssh LsIcrietev~ IN The
Acadcuy of hlsc. TH' slay ening neat NJ Brrrber
has declined al Invitations Tor f.s benefit
un!pr u,oresung circumstances when be IL placed
has he foss II generous sbors the
UniteI states tGul'ary COMMISSION
LIZ This be a great welcome 10 Americas Champion
abroad
The Address vii hc totally de fr the admirable
.loc - Snerch riy al the Er's klyn Academy
Tho reserved seats, including th. rqret. balcony and
box VIII b. sold a. euct on a. t' Ntfcl anti Ia hansr
10 III Br aiway, on saturday. Noveml.r ~ at three
clock T. ". Reserved tickets not Ia soi at 81 Tie.
family circle at az Zach. spIbhcatre al ~ crDr ana
ISLANDERS at 81 lie had at the IT, kst once OF he Asdeny
OF Music Moncay morning and sfsp a,o al the usua
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ItFwtFG MACHINES NSY rfRSof WISHING TO
y = .t,n ~ a c~i-t vi sewing Nasluc Tor rash
can th PURCHASE ~ addfssinR Ma ua FetI ng ~ Van
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IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

HELP HELP HELP
IL FOR THE FREEDMEN AND COLORBD SOLDIERS
A committee OF ladies' OF New York. Williamsburg and
BROOKLYN purpose hodn fair for the benefit OF the sol.
ders and rceimen Let and woman ia land
DO some hng hose poor AMI needy ones matters not
how ~ e but do something Clothing provisions fuits
fancy articles and books viii be gratefully received aud
fllly appreciated
To our country merchants would again say that all
any donations Will be acknowledged cther OF money OF
The above articles They VIII be received Brook lts
Myrtle nveuue New York Cooper Institute No.
~ Persone desiring articles sent for ~ please drc-
ons TO either Of hes places and the goods viii be
FAREScFs.
THEODORE TlLTON, Il iitor nt independent
Professor KAiMOkD. Of Brooklyn.
Judle DIKEMAN u! ooklyn
Rev. pr SIOKRS Brooklyn.
Dir BENNETT Brooklyn
Rev. q. CHfEvER, New York
Colonel FARRENON. New York
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DRY GOODS.

- DRY GOODS.
IL. VIZ CONTINUE THIS WEEK
CLEARING SALE, Ads 6,qa TO MAKE ROOM
h%HsoHs N1w AfRfviSS. fS2SSs'
CLEARING SALE OF
EMBnolbfsho aAGh oHHrH.Ns ouH14iS uusLSs,
FRENCH AkssSEks' AEp sMIss NpsLlSs'
DlAFER.
10TEeE EtaEs Hf1 DaShsss. SShssaSs'
CLEARING SALE EASE6ihskts. Six hkEs tnASDKERcHIEFs'
REAL LACEs.
vsDf$aS5g'S$ vsp|sS ASS #SSSssrs
wo6LLES' IN doobs. 600 moSihA''
YASkEE Sof6ss fEH sslEhcr1 1S6 rHscf GoSDs
CLEARING s,sH SALE E. Of F!EE FRENCH FLOWERS,
RiDhGSS soxssf u fRFHF FFHFffs xAalE'T
VELVET RIBBONS, &C.
1900 DOZEN LADIES BEST QUALITY
IN NODES PARTY kib d6Lons 9LevEf siAcK AND WHITE,
EQUAL ,s oaH q! .5SIy S%S %rosTsEfSS II
ThE SIfY. A' 'I'A ~
ASEkF 5skFs1 Afs2H!HyNT siD aE5vls OF
2o4 and gei S s. ah Hneaa avenue,
Two doors below Fourteen hIstreet'
DEALINDIA cAMELs' HAIR sHAwLs-A FINE,As.
~ ! s2rt,nent at great yarety OF prices including a
s; M Long Is s ss nss M I og,sS asa na
low X,nty. '' ''''' 1''' W
SOLOMON HAsS5j s55 BROADWAY
'rSbsrksEHf aSb IsfEkfok FHphH bhcoRhAoasR uASGsRs
are receiving Kew sGsf sfSffs ssfy 2yacE 'fs@s %Rrss
corpr,sps SAIiHs; SnnH EEEH9CArELs EH ;, ,,,s
FfS AEso 1f Elsia fEE s SSafHrfns IssPSss
ana si1'f FuhSirukHE SiifHi99 9eoS'vrRlSas , .,.n ,
They would call the particular attention Of parties for.
n''''s 20 '1sN Stock OF THE ABOVE GOODS.
which ''n'ITs NEW Isf Ans DESIGNS
SOLOMON psRr
TUE loTR2s FR2 sSgEErv SgsE: OF TIE srAsos.
497 Broadway.
UNION ADAMS
NO. cs7 BROADWAY
OFFERS TO HIS NUMEROUS PATRONS
LARGE vARIsrY OF
FASHIONABLE FURSrsnlSG GOODS.
IN STYLES AND rEloEs WITHOUT COMPETITION
UNDERsuIRIs A&p DRAWERS.
GLOVES AND GAUSrLErs.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
AND COLLARS,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS AEDDRAwERs.
UNION RIDING BELTS,
ROBES DE CIIAMBRF,
UMBRELLAS,
WALKING CANBs,
ARMY AND NAVY SHIRTS
HOODS soNTAGs. KNIT CATERS
UNION DRESSES
COTTON SILK. wooLLEN
AND MERINO STOCKINGS;
BALMORAL HOSE,
SHETLAND FALLS
SILK AHDw woofLES NIGHTcAPs.
INFANTS BOOTS
CoMFoRrERs AID aUFFLERS.
An elegant ,ar.iy OF the above goods OF them
uiaurei uIon The premises ana NOT to be had elsewhere,
UNION ADAMS.
NO G37 BROADWAY
w WHITE, GREEN AND BUFF HOLLAND.
BRAY PATENT FixTukEs,
And all other approved styks.
q. L. a J. u kelly, $40 Broadway
n 49, ounce. all coors; usuai pnco .oc and Sic;
pounds finest qnaliiy and coors; also cndid
variety Of Embroidered slippers. hand waae asniszs,
Hoods ecarfs Caters Mlts dc &c, nt EfS,ERs cheap
store and Ss2 Nineteenth east
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CMoNY CuIuSggs ot-t, % ~ p BurLsRs
- tnttenJ tnunn"' WIND g ''A oaeo % "hn' street.
Sew Yotk.
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rADsr Asb rounD.

II ,InE ,oEsTLEMAN wno f21sD nLAck
r., p a. o., a. 20 S.'s zen zen A% All All
send 70 t2 West Twenty second street he Will confer a
great favor
ncr Il THIRD sV"sne and frs.hnh street Mare. Tue
owner can haye her ~ gr.y. proPery an an pay,.s e,
N Ia ativarc store
I osT-os GOING FROM THE CRY hank TO TnR
- Park, ~ knycup- conta,,ing So addressed NJ
tat ue oacs Of Sim d. Wiser - Escts1se Place
I osT-oS TUESDAY EyENiNG ~ GofSG PROM
IL brlad~As through fori first street. % hnh avenue
Bn adway near fort,eth street
I osr-RETwgES rng HOURS or roUR ANp rIyp
- o,tNeen tory.ssvenlh s.rc'' ani f,!m aycn1s and
dhc ugder wil be suitably rewarded BY leaving t No "a
I osr;-Ar Ing AcspgMY oE Ncslc, or rnE
Iaudks rhiefs round Handkerchief ttiHnci With
serted eofno . n an sisias oaiie ne hen sui,ase r.
ward WI ue paid 10 the wl leave them a, s5s
7 osr-sarrRDAY, ABorr r, ". BETWEEN
containing scarf Pm sarf ianisrrhef aud Co lar.
Any person eA,ing the paeAag. At % Be'ksr street VIII 10
hberallJ rewarded
I osr-oS FRIDAY EyEsIsG. sTn INST Bs.
J. tseen the Aeaisny Of Music and s. Johna fars a
Ac. The andcr via be Suitably rewarded bJ leaving bs
sane at 81 Nassau street. room id
7 osr-oS LAST THURSDAY ArrgRsooS ~ THE
ana sis,h svenas a Focssiboos. containing sua %
money proof isensss of the o#"r ana os Of AR The
Under Will be isarorly rewarded ~ leaving the
at J We-, Eleventh street near hitth avenue
I .osr-oy A sourn FERRY BOAT or STAGE
- fIom henfe 70 john gfse nn 0siurlay afternoon
small Travelling Bag with gentenan's apparel ~ o+ei
The hndsr will o. rewarded b. leAgn. a. @. G. Wnitcs
~ John street
I osr-iN BROADWAY. BETWEEN PouRTEHSrH
- ftfest and Madison square, bHnif f"biAniHE w.
smaller bundles Any Ir@on Who w ret ~ 20 sa
Oinon Hart ~ h~sadvAy ril te ltcIaly resartci
JAMES MCLEAN 10 E.H ~ snif ssc9ud street
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Aal bare given 0ur Trupi.l -, sAn FAR and impsr
tat r1l anf am uti1rei fih roughly hen'fe al -
- rle riuly recommend th i~pHlY 90 so may
D. suHtt siFiar tr means oi ssftso
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pIcKHARDrs PArHNr EXTENSION sJvA .SD
Parlor .fef 10 he best and
thsirs cribs md o1ic-. sct psraous .ugportsd
withoat uopble IsT Psecser street An esA6i bSck
The purchaser.
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Y y asiyrfN $40 fT gE,sD BrpgEr SEC
" toft s.e hf fut stfs<t bf,oslts az ssts<si.s
rsfh ptstff .iit4i l~in y, tAs 4 shsoa. a, -
s4s A. sffs f.f sIuatisf ssss .r4f.t4 tea a.. n
Itsl ~ 49, isss,.,ss ist ssss q Ts.sA "a
ssis ssH o. .4s.s. o. kiaf.uns - s<sts
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uASDsosE Hou usEHoLD FrRsTrURF vOR sALg--
IL great sacritce for caAh. bsauiful faf0r suit
covered 10 fch foeh 81 borsiei msae 70 ofdsr e 81
months cost Aso VIII he tof fO tis Do 80
osrw Cd seven Otsre Paopfore. Bfussrs nni fn.rAiu
C,,rpets Iosergt aud nah gsny Bs tsiesfs, Burrsns
sps tns AMI Hair h-resss Pws Bisakes Broesisl ani
Lac. Cartaln. hrerie COL 1ulrsh Easy Chalr AL
we., h Shih street between Tlflh asd sIia avnh1ss.
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4 fug CERTIFICATES --nsvisn nan Twelve
i.fOD u.s.. 'i.fAstei .i,as~t rsis " DE- .. ssrgIL
LffN ~ Nfsnf Nfse 80 ~ az ffvus efD.s~My
ftf bssfi 49, sesasss<sfes sa~sfiss fsyaa
sDsAsf.r stHur %. r0tFtssn. - Ls-. .i,s.t
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GO OOO yoLryrE R3 wlNrED- n oi % cAsn

NJVsVVV tlF
largest bounty Norrd 10 recruits iur gu"Et
Men vii bc rctainai camp unrt thc climcut a. fl4
This uul ouer whore the Interest .crrf s
look d after state AID secured TO famir NE"nl" sni
runners honestly dca with b. ealing 81 ~ Wc+t br ad
way. TEASE
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foLroSs y

nK prAKfy ,ONriHuEs EIrR.tTfwy rgEr,s
~ ssat gah ~ t4s u htfyns ssIas 90 sesei.~
a. o 1s Cahsi siftsf
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nA11.ROADO.

ttuDsDs KfygR EalLHOaD -rAAIss ros Al
tsay ffer. ihs soyis saa ssss ssts ,hss,sse ss.~
a. sHf u A s1f , u. snf % ~ q. a.1
fsfsat ~ y ffD~s TAleistn $50, r-ssn 81 -
pc sfst asEss. - Ngsftprrs = RHenGoe.
IL r1ss sss Bf~ss,b ksf tsxsAs- stsssss us
sgas. B. a. ,,sais * - sss ss ks<ssoss swssp
Nrvw YoRr gaHLgV lrD LLsAsY sAiLsoaD-
y fa~..sst sss-~xs.sis sess Irs,ss fss Asssl 50
r., Nerh al N-s issEt Tssaig ssA sssst pstet
stls saasEFs ~
- att1y ~ s-u fsgs AZ nAn
'onp BvacniLL, svsa,ssssAsss
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IN Gao RE- mulrs WANTED rnE uslrS

w II wv ~
hAni wages S2t per mona. rhis Lc' pays higher bouU
ues and cash hti ihau taJ other nee 10 ths ctts
KHir obtained for Hui recruits the best
Of Apply At sD Bfotjvay, H. up stars Agents
paid tie highest 90 nmn.-l1n.
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DEALINDfA CAMELS' HAIR SHAwLS-A FINEiAS.
~ s9rlnent at great variety OF prices including
Black Long OF tho finest quality and INDIA
at $50 j. RUSSELL 252 Wooster street, third door be-
low Anity.
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MAHBLE MASTELS-rllE BEsr PLAUE IN ritH
n CITY O. pnfrlsc cheap and well nnshad Maneis 10 q
A kLAHfR'S MAttcl MAnuta No 100 tas, tigbtcenth
tr..t. Thitd ayenye, s.w fprt. Cot thi, out
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MANHOOD ASD IHE tIGOR pF YOUrI RESTORHD
vi four weeks bt 10 kftOhDs Es~onec VI tIfs.
1h wonderful sent Nl nhooi tho
tered coustutlun. wN~ta-r arising from soa
ahusc the elects OF cimaio The time
Iufri to cure the most etrfh fIut Pail
mUnts nlr. Dr k'urd- Issercr Of Life IN sid 10
case, Vrh cuns fur or ~ fDlT gsAutics I'd
Sent careful packed. OF remittance
b, his accredited agent lHiLf HOLLAND No. t7 nroous
street NnS iars. door west of broadway
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NOTlCE-rIE GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE OF
" tie tcic of that eshiti tpn ~
Htll& Bac.' = broadway. VIM Clark Chatham strvetl
Wm Bnpcr Howcry aso dirw premium ct the Thirty.
az Annual fair tho Ipsiiuto All d. ransd
or at wm cafand-. ,orner oi tle blwerr and nessss
Nunlay csrnIuf snF -, a. ocOrh b
TT a. a. only piciuro tho snd that has
made Ia is tpitrd States rhsisR chance
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= nnn VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR TUE CRY
O.OOO of NV NoN at = ;anmh'rs street Non
wish Tor tlo at, NV i1 the grtpd
Army 81 tie uiDn. Irly occNlu. thn wy
bJuutY, aud be fairly ealt wtth at the uice OF JAiES
LEE. - Chhmhlr siT,rt.
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DI.s
Krln.lAL rEEfm .uTlvuL rnrs. ap no

ErfFf,fAL TEEfIf-hs sUTlyUL ssrs ow no
y -Ths.s fFsH - anf fifi - b 49,.
s.~fyfJ afsf ~ % 90 a. ths ~shsfiis1s -
iruf.n Nr~ fHft frs
Nsu Mssssfe assits PFhSsJlfsas. uasyAsaa .at
sfrsttat Dfts ~ t.s T-suty ssrsat sif.st ga, H.,
tas sgstlsl .gatsa. br IL fIfEA ~ D. nlls,
g fgap
yfaan 80 Dsny rias.l
" tafs hsf sae-u - . fs sfssfnsss ~ he ssr
ir Sac 80 - frfk ~
fhal PARTIALLY tastsf raF&ss ~ -
tH1 ~asfflHig asI ssfs sfsentsf y q isAss AL
iV s'fe ie hnanaist-fs ~ " y W W Asnes. ~
tsH Tsrny "a street 80 a. tlns hirssH Ia
~ sf~fisafn 49, nas' - mg.as'V sFasDisi vtM his
Tff
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80 900 ~.StEp s r.s,sss a., ,..., s..m Isi,
!. "a. tsp,rusr ssf ~Atsas VI w6ltn goss. ~ assh
ACRES ~ y, L., HsrsA ~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-11-04
NH d. MAGEHAN, L
N.Ebensburg Pa. /.
nrphan's Court sale.

BY virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
Court of Cambria County, to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale at Cres-
son, on TURDAY, the 14th day of NO
NEMBER next, at one o'clock. p. NJ, the
following real estate of which Thomas II.
Porter died seized, viz:
The one undivided half part of certain
piece or parcel of laid situate in Washing
ton township, Cambria county, adjoining
the old A.zP. Railroad, lands of the heirs OF
Charles b. Kenedy, decd + M., George, and
others, containing 81 acres, having thereon
erected three dwelling houses. ct being
the same piece or parcel Of land-except a
lot of one-fourth of an acre devised by
Sarah Porter to her daughter Mary Kennedy
conveyed by Paul George and wife to said
Sarah Porter, by their deeds dated the first
day of Decent Der, A. D., lS43) ,a-
ALSO-A certain other piece or parcel OF
land, situate in the Township of Washing
ton aforesaid, adjoining other lands Of which
the said Thomas II. Porter died seized, lands
Of the heirs of Edward Donaldson, heirs Of
! Charles B. Kennedy, John Blown. and 9th
ers, containing % acres and l29 perches
having thereon erected a frame dwelling
house and stable. 7 ~
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the
| purchase money to be paid on confirmation
of sale and the residue in two equal an
nual payments thereafter, with interest, tc
be secured by the Judgement BONDS ant
| Mortgages Of the purchaser.
PAUL GEORGE, Administrator.
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ATTENTION SOLDIEPSa
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AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

-A-N' II l. itiI-ND W I1NtLIJEhS.
We call the attention of all having rela-
tlons or friends in the amy to the fact that
"HOOFIAND'S German BitteTs'' will cure
nine tenths Of the diseases Induced bv ex-
posures and pr.vations incident to camp life.
In the lists, publish ed almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival of the sick. il
will be noticed that very large proportion
are suffering from debility Every case of
that kind can be readily cured by Hof-
lands German Bitter'S. We have no b,si-
tation in stating that, if these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds of
lives might be saved that otherwise voulG:
be lest
The proprietors are daily receiving thank
iul letters from sufferers in the army aud
hospitals, who have be, u restored To health
by the use Of these Bitters, sent to them by
their friends
Should your nearest druggist not have
the srticle, do not be put off by any of the
intoxicating preparations that may he offer-
eG in its place, but send to us, and we will
forward, securely packed. bv express.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITSi See
that the signature of :. @. III. Jackson is on
the wrarrer. Principal Office and Manu-
factory No. G3I ARCH Street. JONES &
! EVANS. Successors to C. NJ. JACKSON
& Co.. Propnetors.
&C. FOR SALE. hv II. C. DEVlNE
Ebensburg, Penna-. aud by Druggists and
Dealers in every town in tie lUaits1 St,ts,
9 July s, lo63 ".
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Michael. Hugh, and Mary Drskell-heirs
and legal representatives of Jacob Kaylor
late of Alleghany Township. Cambria
County deceased.
You are each of you are hereby cited to
be and appear before the Judges of said
Court at E5ensburg on the first Monday
of December next, (being the 7ths day
OF said month"; then and there toaccept
or refuselt to take the real estate of the said
Jacob kaylor, decd, situate in the
County aforesaid, and which has been APP
praised and valued by an inquest award by
our said Court and returned by the sheriff of
the said county on the 7th day of Sept.
1868, to wit piece or parcel of land stu
ate in Allegheny Township aforesaid con-
tanning so acres and 100 perches, or there
abouts, with the appurtenances, which was
valued and appraised by the said inquest at
the sum of S23, so per acre; or show cause
why the same should not be sold. .f -
Herein fail not. .-.s... ..s 4
Witness the Hon. George Taylor, President
[SEAL.l Judge of our said Court, at Ebens-
burg, this 7th day of Sept. 1868.
f. f. LYTLE, Clerk.
Attest, JOHN Buck, Shift.
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D@ru0 0om.Au AmD sgsaua1gysuL.
Chertn's Sale.

Gheriff's Sale. s
- . By virtue of witt of
Vend. Expon. issued out of the Court of Com
mon, Pleas of Cambria county, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to Pubic
Sale, at the Court House. in Ebensburg, on
Saturday the l4th day of November next. at
one o'clock, P. NJ, the following Real Es-
tate. to wit:
All! the right, title and interest of Will
liam O'Keeffe, of, n and to piece or par
eel OF land situated in Cambria township,
Cambria county, adjoining lands of Directors
of Poor, George c. X. Zahm, John A. Blair
and others, containing thirteen Q3) acres
and sIxty>six (66) percles more or less,
about five (5) acres Of which are cleared,
having thereon erected one story hewed
! log house, now in the occupancy of the said
! William O'Keeffe. -. .- s.r....,
Taken in Execution and to be sold at the
suit of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
| for use of James O'keeffe. --f ..5r
| 1E .Ha .. JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebeasburg. } sr e..
! ,g October %, l863-3t { .-at aHf aE
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JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
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HAMBRIA COUNTY, SS:

.lSEAL.l The Commonwealth Of Penn
Sylvania,
To Peter Bruce, one Of the sons aud heirs
at laW Of George Bruce, late of Allegheny
Township, Cambria county. deceased, Greet
ing; r..... .a=
You are hereby commanded to be and APP
pcau. before our JuG ges, at Ebensburg. at al
Orphans Court there to be held on Monday
tue 1th day of December next, to sEsw er
Henry Sanker in a matter ol his petition to
our said Court for decree to enforce the
specific performance Of a contract made be-
tween the petitioner and the said George
Bruce, in his life time, for the conveyance OF
"a certain piece of land situate III Allegheny
Township, Cambria county, aforesaid, con-
tanning SO acres, or to show cause II amy
you have, why the said contract should not
he proven, aud performance thereof decreed,
Witness the Hon. George Taylor. Presl
dent Judge of our said Court, at Ebens burg,
this 4th day of September. A. ID 1868.
f. F.LYTLE, Clerk.
Attest
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff
OF. IS, 1868 st
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EAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS:

q
n [SEAL The Commonwealth Of Penn
n ..s sylvanla, t
To Peter Bruce, one of the sons and heirs
at Jaw of George Bruce, late OF Allegheny
Township Cambria county, deceased, Greet
ing
You are hereby commanded to be and APP
pear before our Judges, at Ebens burg. at all
Orphans Court there to he held, on Monday
the : til day of December next, at to answer
Samuel Sanker In matter OF his petition To
our said Court for decree to enforce the
specific porfUrrnance of a contract 1lade be-
tween the petitioner and the said George
Bruce, in his life time, Tor the conveyance OF
a certain piece OF and situate Ill Allegheny
Township, Cambria county, aforesaid, cons
tanning 80 acres, or to show cause, II any
You have, why the said contract should
not be proven and perioI nance thereof de-
creed. f
Witness the Hon. George Taylor, Presi-
dent of our said Court. at Ebensburg, this
18th day of September, A. ID. 1868.
E. L. LYLE, Clerk.
Attest 1ls&
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff. .
Oct. rs, lS63-3t s-t tf.aa