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port upon their wages, who must have
long since become a charity upon the pub
lie. or have been reduced 10 starvation
and want.
We have frequent inspections and re-
views throughout the camps. These
with the other signs Indicate Il move in
some direction, of course we can only
arrive at conclusions by conjecture as we
are all kept in profound ignorance from
the Colonel down TO the lowest private In
the rear ranks. SO !;lr we have received
the Democrat Dn9 Sentinel regularly which
has been welcome visitor in camp, but
from a recent tyranical order of the War
Department, we are 10 be deprived even
of that qualification as it informs us
that no newspapers shall be allowed To
come into the army hereafter. Ii the
blundering incapacity of the present ad-
ministration, by keeping the army in
total ignorance as to their policy and the
general news, think TO make sub>ervieni
tools of the brave soldiers, they greatly
mistake their men and they will not only
find such a measure TO be conducive of nc
good, but ike the emancipation p7ocla-
nation will tend to weaken the army
which enlisted in Good faith, not for sec
tional purposes. but TO maintain the sI-
1 DreInacy Of the Constitution.
SCRIBBI.F.2-
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" The President is the State ;

=. The President Is the State. because
he Is lhe Savior of the State says For
ney, oracle of the White House door :;
carry 1t on the trophy Of the President 5
body guard gilgTaye 1t on the escutcheon
oc the Uuion for a motto in place Of the
present How line an epitaph for the
liberties of ;lie generation, . The Presi-
dent i, the Stale the President i dele
gated power, the President ! Congress
ami Judiciary, the impcrsonaticn of
ri-;i:~ reserved" the "one Of many =
he Is Lac functions Of lie separate States,
the process OF the courts, the irposts and
shc faxes, The Polity and economy of tie
Enpiso-.. the President l. tie State -
How perfect sGci, = creed, Bow TO Ges-
isr's cap: =. :le President Is the Stale -
all hail, the King. i : = ghastlv
JOKE, indeed, when made tie L.. Of; buI
II sounds much like whisper from the
throne ;i~iE Poor driveling thing, poor
crazed. ,lcmen.ed President, TO whai
sublime depth should reason fall when
f'attary can win Is ear 70 s;ch = thought
-.-tile Prs. Ken. : t;le STATE ,,-'-IfLlTot
.o,,i Ja5oa-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-25

DIED-In Lorctto, on SATURDAY liie
2lst inst, of Diptheria, Miss CATIIAEINE
AMANDA CONRAD, i'll the lolh year OF
her age.
We deeply symPathize with the rela-
tive~ in their bereavement The deceased,
though young in years, had endeared 20
her many friends by whom she will be
fondly remembered. She died of that
almost fatal disease, Di?'heria. which j.
the third case within the Borough of Lo-
retto during the last few weeks. She
suffered much before death but her suf-
fering, we have just reasons to hope, have
ended in eternal happiness.
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e. Ii was stated, that the authoriti

sE- IL was stated, that the authorliles
at Washington, had ordered that no
more newspapers should be allowed 10 90
10 the army Of the Potomac but from
recent news, we learn :hat the sale OF
newspapers to the soldiers has not aJeen
prohibited General Hooker issued an
order limiting the number OF neysboys TO
one for each division, ami the news
dealers have struck in consequence, and
refuse 10 sell any papers at aiL.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-25

sS- Godey's Lady's Book the acknowl-
edged criterion of fashions, for the month
of March, has come to hand; and like all
its predecessors is a fine specimen of art
and polite literature. The Frontispiece
and other embellishments, are rather su-
perior gems. No lady should be without
this book
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e. We were pained at reading in the
Philadelphia Inquirer the announcement
of she deaths of William Evans, and Ben
jamin Davis who were wounded, and
taken prisoners by the rebels and confined
IN the Libby prison ut Richmond.
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cg- The ''Union Planning Mill" of
Benjamin T. Williams, in the West end
of our Borough, was, with all lis contents,
entirely destroyed by fire on last Friday
night We much regret to record this
unexpected calamity of Mr. Williams.
which was not only Il misfortune to him.
but is q loss TO the town and the co.nnu-
nifty at large. This establishment was
not in operation quite two years: and,
from the increasing patronage 1t was re-
ceiving, it will bc greatly missed. An
insurance of $4,000, ia one of the Clinton
county Insurance Companies, was on the
establishment We understand that Mr..
Williams intends rebuilding, as soon as
i;Ic insurance money Is paid. As the
Mill was net running Tor several DAYS
previous to the fire, ii remains rnystery
rs 10 how it was ignitcd.
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CO Those of our subscribers who re-
nit money by mail, will please not send
MS individual checks, as we cannot make
use of them. They may be good enough
in the localities where they circulate, but
when they get distance from home,
where the signature is unknown, it is i'm
possible to pass or TO get any value what
ever for them.
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e. The election on last FRIDAY came

ezr The election on last Friday came
off quietly. The Democrats in the Yves;
Ward elected their officers by large ma
Jority: in the East Ward the reverse was
the result; there being no Democratic
ticket placed in opposition James Ny
ers. the Democratic candidate for Bur
CESS, was elected by a handsome majority.
In the School District two Democrats
and enc Republican were elected.
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c. Mr.. Peter Kaylor, Jr., of Co. f.
2Sth Regiment p. V, has been promoted
to I'd Lieutenant. Mr.. Kaylor is well
deserving of distinction, not only because
he Is a good man, but because he has had
much experience in military affairs :;
having been all through the Mexican
campaign, he understands the duties of \
soldier
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-25

e. jackson township which was en-
:hralled in Black Republicanism has come
back TO the principles of Democracy.
They this spring elected the entire Demo
cratic ticket by a majority ranging as
high as 20. The following named officers
were elected:
Judge, J. Sawyer; Constable, c. .Snv-
der; Supervisor, Joseph Funk Inspector,
John Gray; School Director, ). y. Dun
miro.
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er One day last week. q little cir

e. One day last week, little girl
aged about seven years, belonging TO the
family of MIR. Coulter, OF S'immitville, was
run over by 4 carriage andinstanily killed.
The child was walking On the Turnpike
in front of the vehicle, and was unobscr-
we'd by The driver, until i, was too late
TO check the horses.
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IEANIiLlSS 1DtNt1 1N>IiII IL TO
y1yl.iDss a. ErsTcis,S, li,--Pursuant 10 pri.l-
ted notice, the Executive Committee OF
the County Institute convened al Eb.-ns-
burg on Saturday afternoon. hast, with :.
fair attendance. -Amung other proceed
/ in"~. il MAS resolved that the next session
. oi tha Association be l:Uidcn al EbeasjIs,,.
on Noi:day, TGcs,.ay, Wednesday and
/ Thursday, iIh. 9TH, 9th and 9Th Aiay
. coiHiisg-comm- -ncing on Monday eyenin.
with Il lecture. The election OF COUNTY
. Superintendent for this county occurs Oh
MONDAY, Ith Mty. from which fact i /
confidently hois,d and bciIeyed tha.. "a
large delegation uf Directors. Teachers.
a!.l others Interested "a ;l.c c.igi-.. u Eds
( cation. viii ~be present Who Would not;
otherwise have allowed tire li.ht Of ihoir
crunIcnaGce> and tie wisdom of IL l.
counsel to nave shone forth on the occa-
SIN.
Following Is i!le programme Of e1ls.ei-
. 80 as prepared by the COMMITTEE:
Organization oi Institute.
Lecture by gentleman rot yet appointed.
/ Ortho@lapiiy: J. = Allen.
/ Written Arithmetic: Miss Mary VI
! owaAk, =. IL. Al'CoIm;ck, Edward y.
+ Evans
Geography: Misses Lizzie S.rul,el!.
Lizzie II. Hutchinson, Mary J. Jones.
Henry E'y.
Mental -Arithmct;c: Misses H. Evans.
j. Snedden. Mr.. Shirley, William IL.
sSecIller, i. +. Lynch.
Grammar: Misses G. 4. Evans. II.
UiEI,nHn. I.izzy MGucrn, li.esiila Ma
guirc, john +. Ijbbo;t.
Reading: Misses Iizzy :. Roberts.
Louise /. EicNroy, Hattie. Robinson. Mr.
Parrish
Trosoly Misses Dickey. BroohL..,.',.
Ir. ID. ". Evans, c p. Murray, ,iolii
/ G:.tin-s.
Essays: Misses NJ. iiindrnan, NIei:l..l.i
! Hebron, Mary II. Ss:.nk, Louis, +.
Nickroy, Sue \. Ma.eehan, Mary J.
Jones. {. \. Evans, BeclSie Aisdlln.
Lizzy II. Hutchinson, Lizzy Todd, Rlii
\. kerbey, Ellen Quinn, Sue \. Can't
well, Anna, ". O.icvie. -- Lol.r. Lii
bic Swank. Jcniie Cocan, Jane Ey..:l-.
Lib L. Roiserts, Mary l. Hughes, MARY
J. Rees, Mrs Humphreys, Mrs Clark.
Richard Prvoe, David Davis
} Lectures: Revs. Powell, EVans, Acnew.
Show, HARRISON, Hon. =. Il. Bates. Dep.
State Supt-, NJ. IiaSSon, Rees J. How'd,
II. l. Johnston.
Select Reading and Defamation: Mr.
Luke, -. W. Evans, +. +. Lynch, Liz-
! zie +. Roberts, Miss II. Kennedy. Johr
+. ITbbott, Annie NJ Davis. Aiex:,n,.a:
Sinclair, Jane Evans, John Storm. Adam
George, Thomas r. Roberts.
Committee of Arrangements: ID. w
Evans. Edward ID. Evans. John GIti,lgs
Lab f. Roberts, Mary J. Jones. Lizzie
! Hutchinson.
: Committee 20 procure Room: Z. J.
Mills, Hugh Jones, Rees j. Lloyd.
Discussion Henry Ely, ;. B. MCU--
mick. Question not yet designated.
! Committee on Excursion \. y. Ear
ker.
-reachcrs receiving this paper III,
respectively requested to consider th1
foregoing as official notification of thcii
appointment to the tasks mentioned in III,
programme, and prepare accordingly. Il
Is simply impossible for the Committee tC
notify all Teachers, by reason that th,
Pcst-Ofiice address of many OF them !:
unknown.
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license Notice

persons have & ei Petiri, . = -1.ii.-S - 3, os>.
the Clerk Of Quarter Ses>f@-,s ',-5 ,s VA
county, for Tavern and Quar-, = l'1tc
wit: L-lelss,
Peter Solsy, Borough e Ca,,l~s.
John Coad, do >. -aEe-
i. Durach. 81 Wd. JohnS.,---- d
JAS b McCreight, p W5 =. @
Anna Maria kurtz. lst Wd G.. Z
maugh Borough.
Francis Dashner, ALLEGHENY %
George M'GouEh, Clearfsl3 - %
Henry Foster, ". We. Ff.arsl.,--. o
Samuel s. Paul, Cro5 le twp @
Michael kesrns- Croyle twn. g
Frederick Eoieel. yVassi-pta, g. Q
Joseph Cole. CarralitowD r. @
John Moore. Rich,and twp o
Daniel Conizir, Taylor tU1. q
FL en- Aasterscn, 81 We. Jofrss--- @
Henry Fritz. s,a Wi. ,Iohns.ou- c
Tudor & Jones. " VIZ. Ehe-.1....- 2,
JOS M'DOA = 90
February l8. 1863. y IA
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REBELS Crossing TIE CUNIEERLlND.-
Louisville. Feb 29.-It is reported tha;
the Rebel Colonels Tucker, Shewalt and
White, with from GOO TO 1000 mounted
men, have crossed the Cumberland at
Mill Spring, bound northward
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c. The President has received = let
ter from General Cameron, resigning his
position of Minister to ST Petersburg.
Casius Nj. Clay having been reap
pointed, viii receive his instructions, and
proceed at once TO ST. Petersburg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-25

a. E. G.. Roddy of the Genus Of
LitcsV. has retired from the editorial
tripod. He has sold out to r. B Brown.
formerly of the Bro'cns1-5lIe TiaseS, who is
now the editor and proprietor.
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g. Leo MCombie, of Carroll town
ship, met with premature death by the
upsetting of wagon loaded with tent
poles. upon which he WAS riding. We
did no: learn the p.lrticulars
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60 Rowland NJ. Jones, and John n.
Evans who were wounded in the service
of the United States have been discharged
and are now at home
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s- Thomas Williams Thomas Todd
and Thomas Rodgers, who were employed
in the Planning Mil, each lost consider
cradle amount in carpenters tools, which
were destroyed along with the building il
the recent fire.
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4 Gnn.airtrzsorr zetses.

- It-.
a6ui-is-rztirn 81 rha ss-a-e .E.--. (
Nom. iate 81 je:IstaaE. C..-.r-sa r
dece=s-l, having be-n E--.t.r. t..--. i,
signed oy tie Register = So. C--s
E5c.soEs iE,lsbte,l O. Sail Is e.. .rs- -.,
"a i'a ls CaEil-aase E,as:-rn-, 7-. Us
haT-nS claims r asl1a.t.> s-aar,- .,...
t. TrcSer' thera u
PHIL :. E..T. 49,
Teb. :. IE-e--I-r..
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9- To the discrsdit of the Democrncr

81 To the discredit of the Democracy.
by some who profess to be Democrats,
ona Of the candidates for School Director
was defeated. We say so because Il it
was from personal animosity or any
other trifins reason, their remedy was in
the nominations. They who fail to at
tend the primary elections, should not
oppose the ticket because it may not just
altogether please them. After fair no.
tice, a ticket has been placed in the field.
according to the usages of the party,
they who secretly oppose it or any one
man on it. are worse than omen enemies.
and are not worthy the name of Demo
crafts.
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Dur-In Munster township; on Fri
'i;iy lhe 2Gth inst, NICHOLAS SoEI-, aged
about = years. lie leaves = wife and
twg children 10 mourn their less.
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Office.

~ Letters TeStamentary on the
last Ni!i and Testament Of Thomas Gala
CHER. late Of Munster township, Cambria
county. deceased, having been granted by
tle Register of said County 80 the under
siguei. residing in the Borough CT Ebens-
burg. al persons having claims against the
sand Secedent, are hereby notified 10 present
them properly authenticated for settlement
and those indebted a=e requested to make
payment without DELAY.
WM- KITTELL, Executor.
Feb. %. ls63.-l2-GI.
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e. DIR. Belford is here now; and per
sons having decaysd teeth should at once
ct ihcin filed.
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dninistrztors So:ter.
admiais.rai;1n = Jaa's ,sr.s 10 ,lsz.,.-. +
FLiiF Non. 'ate Il Ebea-'a7- a.---
deceased, aevinS been granted = lie -. =
siS-e3 - - Hs-iztcr n t-an.5-=l 1900
ali persons INDEBTED q sail e,.-.- --
q-estea 20 make Immediate r.s--,.-. -
those having claims r demand t7r-u
-len =
PHIL :. EoCE. All
E=b- 5, ISGG--i-ua.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
y To TIE CREDITORS o7--
Hunti15dun. Cambria aaG Ir.'.--- - Z z
pike Road Co. q;
That the Count Of Hua.:.-sar r--.-
January term, Ise3. directed : -,
cred.tors ne and uius- :=r.bs rr- p.
their claims on which E -rnr-. s-sa--.5.l
teen declared, whieh Eil, I.ay os \. =
seltation of tl=ir certificate f.'z-.....
themselves Or their agents.
JOIN : ISrTT
Spruce Geek. FeI- Is. E-aa-f--,.
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SEEEH ssR LII

SuCEdAK.-E. AD sy.> q, o..
Doa,e-s =. -. ,.ilis II I-I-1-.,l--.- p
Ta-al 4 ssit G. oder. SIS
POPLAR. CHI Ry. A. - 0A!
LUMBER.
T,I IS TG-- -
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4 PPE,L>.

4 PPE,LS.
= Notice Is hereby given
that tie aFreais VIII be held for the wear
1888. ~ the Commissioners Office. E5ens-
ru-E. as fellows:
allegheny, Biackiicl CAmt-ia. Ches,
t.wE>.iqs and Cambria City and Ches,
Springs Borough, On Monday the 2Sd day
Z y .roh next.
C.rr'ii, Cscsrfie,6- Croyle, Consmau.h
:'.s Munster townships and Carrolltoxn and
CaU'mauSh BorouEhs, On Tuesday the path.
Jackson township, Johustown. Ebens-
burg and Lore;to Boroughs, on Weduessa,
The 18th.
Miliyiils AID Snmulitville Byrrr.l,s-
R.chiand, summed and Slsquehanaa
townships, on THURSDAY the 2Cth.
Taylor, Washington. Whit. and Yoie-
iYTrsS.,ips and Wilmore Borough, on FTil,av
the 25.n.
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T.
Notice Is hereby given, that letters of ad.
rIlinis:ration have been granted 10 the und[->
signed on the estate of Andrew Lewis,,so,a
oi Ebensburg. in the County of CaI,-;a
deceased All persons knowing t,Sern =, "a,
Indebted TO said Estate are hereSsv notif;e,i -
call aud settle the same, ay'S those bay;,'c
claims against said estaie. - ,,pase,,, .h.-s
properly authenticated for A,tiement. -
MARIA LEWIS.
jan 1i>'>eN-c adl.iniEtratrir.
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4 dninistrAtOrs SoGiss.

u l.-itr7s y.. s .-l.sl-.rz
OF tie estate q Mar Ra-eT, .ate.5 --
so-a township Can.a-ia c4,sssr. ..-El-
having bacn gTsr:a. T. rre un 3e-r--sl
;te l.-ElsseT q sa-l C-l.iry, ii sE>
indebted 70 sid ee-a-s .-s requisite 2 z
payment and tlo>- having Jl-.-s o-l
m5nGS against -he same - E.--~.l.r t.zz
GEORGE >iAEF.-I.. Aa--.
Janl.rE Is lN..H-S-.-.
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81 Johns y Cros,ey-s Cement GIuo i
Row for sale ., IL c. Devina.s.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-22

Of intelligence for week past concerning the
operations of Grant, which battles speculation
and precludes We possibility of forming any
ccrrect judgmen, in regard TO what he has al
ready done, or what he may yet be capable Of
doing.
There was some sharp skirmishing-it is
scarcely worthy to be dignifed by the name Of
a battle--at Carrsvile, near Suffolk, Virginia,
on Saturday last. The l69th Pennsylvania
regiment, composed of drafted men, is said to
have acted in the most disgraceful manner,
breaking early in the fight and deserving to the
rear" This stampede compelled the remain
der of the troops to retreat to Beaver Dam,
where they were reinforced by battery -
Night coming on hostiites ceased. The fol-
lowing day another detachment, consisting of
mounted troops, started out on reconnois-
sance, but getting within the enemys lines
was attacked and driven back with the loss in
killed, wounded and taken prisoners of one
half its number.
All is reported to be "quiet" in Tennessee
and North Carolina. There is no news whatS
ever from the Army Of the Potomac
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-22
ANN CARROLL.
Notice 10 Creditors.

OTlCEis hereby given that the subscribers
l hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county, letters testameutary on
the personal estate Of
BENJAMIN T. MIDDLETON.
late Of said county, deceased. AHpersons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before dc
24th day Of March, 1864 otherwise. the, NAV.
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment Given
under our hands this oath day Of March. 1868.
ALPHEUS MIDDLETON,
J. b. HOUSTON,
JOHN HYATT,
mar lit IT..o......
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NJ Office is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county, letters testament
tary on the personal estate Of
SARAH CHISWELL,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with The vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
l4th day of April, 1861 Otherwise, they
may, by law, beexcuded from all benefit ofsaid
estate. Persons indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment Given
under my hand this l4th day of April, 1863
JOSEPH n. GHISWELL,
ap lT--it Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-22
Notice 10 Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters Of ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
RICHARD 7. SPATES,
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit The same, with the youch-
ers thereof to the subscriber on or before tie
18th day Of April, 1854 Otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Persons indebted TO said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment Civ
en- under my hand this 18th day of April, 1863.
GEO. W SPATES,
ap lot Administrator.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib
~ ers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county, letters testament
tary on the personal estate of
JEFFERSON DAY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with tbe vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
3lst of March, 1884 otherwise, they may,
bylaw, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Persons inc ebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate pay ment. Civ
en- under our hand this 3lst day Of March,
1868. MARY A. DAY,
LUTHER DAY,
april 81 Execntnrs
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery county letters OF administ:a-
tion onthe personal estate Of
AMY G. FISHER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the voucb-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
3lst day of March, 1864; otherwise, thew
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment. -
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of March,
1868. WILLIAM 7. FISHER,
april 3--4t Administrator
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SHEINER'S
Balsamic Cough Syrup,

For Coughs. Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, asthma, Bronchitis, SPIT
ting Blood, Pain and Weak
ness Of the Breast, Diff
Guilty Of Breathing, dc.
TNHIS is NO NEW REMEDY. 1t Save
Il has been used for number Of
years in Maryland and parts Of Penn
sylvania, and has, wherever known, ac-
quired an Unprecedented reputation for
curing the various diseases for which it
is recommended your
So apparent is its usefulness, and SO
remarkable has been its cures, that it
is fast superceding every other remedy
for those diseases. The afflicted can re-
ly upon its doing as much for them
and in many cases more, than any 9TH
er remedy now before the public.
1t is recommended and prescribed in
the practice Of large number Of the
most intelligent and able physicians Of Chill
Maryland. 1t is used and considered dren.
an Indispensable household remedy by
large portion Of the first families Of
the State.
1t is used by all classes OF society, and
the universal opinion is, that it is good.
This Syrup Is purely Vegetable Com No
pound. 1t is pleasant TO take and new
er does injury. But owing to its puri-
flying qualities, must do good under any
circumstances. Its effects are truly Won
derful, soothing calming and allaying Child
the most violent coughs-purifying,
Strengthening, ard invigorating the
whole symtem-calming and soothing
the nerves-aiding and facilitating ex-
pectoration and healing the DISEAS- need
ED LUNGS-thus striking at the root
Of disease, and driving ii from the sys-
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