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Administrators safe.

DY order Of the Probate Court Of Jefferson
ID County, Washington Territory, ! shall sell by
puc auction for cash. in front OF the Pos, Office
Por, Townsend in said county, the 18th day of June.
lsGi between the hours of 10 A. " and 4. NJ, the
following real estate in the county 81 Jefferson, W.T.
The south half of Benamcn Ross donation claim. the
samn being in Sections 33 and "a, Township 81, ~ X.
Nv. W. NJ: containing three hundred and twenty
acres and belonging to the estate OF Mary Ross, dec
MAY 10Th, 1864. W. w. ARMSTRONG, Adm
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NOTICE.

TIME copartncrship in the Banking Business
heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly of
the City of New York, and Joseph A. Donohoe,
VIM. G. Raston, and Ralph S. Frctz, ofSan Fran
cisco under the firm name of EUGENE KELLY
h CO., New York, and DONOlIOE, RALSTON h
CO., San Francisco, will cease on the first day Of
July, 1864, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donohoe
Withdrawing from the copartnership.
The business will be settled in New York by
Eugene Kelly, and in San Francisco by VIM G.
Ralston and II. S. Fretz.
Deposltors arc requested to hand in their books
for settlement at the banking house of Donohoe,
Rals,on 4 Co. .-n 4
ENGENE KELLY,
[Per J. A. Donohoe, Attorney,
JOSEPH \. DONOHOE,
WIN. c. RALSTON,
II. S. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June ~, 1864.
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laGEREgTEAHsS AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Building OTIS from $40 to 1900 Each!

also, SO Tara Lots and Entire Blocks Of Beantiin
Gdricn LGad!
IN the City and county of San Francisco, on the
d line of the San Jose Railroad, at the WEST
END DEPOT. The title is absolutely PERFECT,
being Spanish Grant finally confirmed and pat
cnlcd by the United States.
The Shaitcr Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect it,
The District Courts and I.
Supreme Court of the
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Besides the
Title has been .forerer Qnietcd By Fs~a
.. Decree and Judgment agdi"st
the City!
So that there is not even cloud or shadow upon
it. Whoever purchases one'of these lots will buy
lot and not lawsuit
Office No. I'D Naglce's Buildings, corner of
ontgomcry and Merchant streets, San Francisco
HARVEY S. BROWN.
April -. 1862. 22:m3
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Sept. II, 1864. 45:tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29
A Flu Remarks by Josh Billings;

Moral swaslun cOnsis III asking man til
do what he aught tu do without askin, and
then begging lliz rardtn if he refuses tu do
it.
| hay finally kun tu the konklusion, that
good, reliable sctt oy bowels, liz worth
more tu man, than emmy quantity Of
brancs. ..sz4
Mu sick hath charms to sooth a savage |;
this may bersd, bdt fWud rather tri rcvol-
yer on lin fust.
1t alwus seemed to me that left handed
fiddler must pla the tune backwards.
l have ofteii bin told that the best wa il
to take a "Bull by the horns," but think.
in many Instances, stud prefer the "tail
holt" ...
The fust law ov nature il to steal tho
sekund law IL to hide, and the third liz to
steal agin.
PrOvcrta acts the same. onto mans
bralies, az exercise duz onto his boldly.
gives an appetite. go.
/ never kould Gee ciify use in making
wooden gods mail and femil
If the harth iz rite, the he'd cant be very
rong.
Tha tell me that femails are SO skarcc, in
the f;irwestcrn kuntry, that CRATE mcnny
married wimmin are already engaged tn
their sekund and third husbands.
\. B. The above remarks, are not ir.
tended to be personal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29
BY SAWYER & BURR
I q ct + Y.
From the Atlantic Monthly for Feb.
Snow.

lo, what wonders the day hath brought,
Born Of tho soft and sluwberous snow.
Gradual, silent, slowly wrought
Even rs an artist, thought by thought,
Write. expression on lip and brow.
Hanging garland. the caves o'erbriui,--
Deer drift. smother tho paths below;
The elms are .hroulcd, trunk and limb,
And all the air is dizzy and dim
With whirl Of dancing, dazzling snow.
pimly out of tho batiod sight
Houses and church spires stretch away
The trees, all spectral aud stil and white,
Stand up like ghosts in the falling light,
And f,ie sni faint with tho blinded day.
Down from the roof. in gusts are hurled
Ths eddying drifts to the waste below;
And sti,l is the banner Of storm unfurlad,
Till all the drowned and dc.oiito world
Lies aurb and white In trance Of snow.
Slowly the .h adows gather and fnil,--
Slin the whispering tnow flakes beat;
Night and darkness are ovor all:
Rest, pale city, beneath thsir pail
Sleep, wite world, in thy wiudins s-shect
Cloud. may thickcn, and storm-winds breathe
On my wall is GLIMPSE of Eome,-
Land Of ny lonl ing and underneath
Swings and trembles my olive wreath;
Peace and ] are at homo, at home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29
VOL. X::: NO. 2.

A GRITTY Willard Da.
Wis of Richmond, Kentucky, who i'm
inutely describes himself below, has writ
ten the following letter to the Provost
Marshal of the Eighth District Of that
State, in answer to > a call to such a.
were enrolled to shoH caase, it any, why
they should be exempted
. have seen your advertisement Civ
ing the people desiring exemption from
the coming draft an opportunity to lay in
their Complaints, &c. Now, sir, l have
never had the honor of your acquaintance
but ! car. refer you for the truth of what
am aboat to say to any worthy friend,
James D. Foster. surgeon and member
of your honorable board. My complaints
are. IS follows, VIZ :
l EaTe no broken limbs. have no
chronic diseases such as infammatory
rheumatism, chronic. inflammation Of the
stomach, phthsic, white swelling, &c.
| am not blind in either eye. l am not
bow legged. | haEe no bad teeth. and
can bite Of cartridge. ! stand straight
on my pasterr joints. l have never been
drilled in the Southern army. and never
been SO fortunate as to be member o4
the sympathizing party in Madison. l
have no impediments in my speech. I
am neither near-sighted nor far-signted.
| can hear well-the ring of musket as
we'll as the ring of a silver dollar. LII
short sm sound in wind and limb. I
am about % years old. l am house,
keeper, and have a wife a good Union
woman,) and no children living | am a
citizen Of Madison County, KY, from
which you want 239 soldiers. 1 AMI
as brave as any man who is no braver
than | am. One ofmy legs is as long as
the other and both are loug enough to
run well. am for the last man and the
last dollar, niger, or no niger, especially
the last man. If you have good mus
ket marked U. s., send it down, and 1
am ready to bear it in defence of the
Union. [ am ro foreigner, and claim all
the papers that cntitle me to 60 in.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29
New Bedford, Mass.

But sEw PEOPLE THAT HAVE HEALTH
can az rrcciate the blessings they enjoy
nor IS it supposed that they wfh place q;
proper value on it, until they are deprived
of it, 1t is only in the absence of the thing
which we wan: that we can realize its val
uc When the blood becomes impure the
indications are in the form of sores, pimples.
or the VIRUS collected in small knots under
tho skin upon the glands of the neck, which
are the seeds Of scrofutnns ulcers, and will
sooneror later destroy the syssem snless
some timely remedy is used to restore it.
$ 'ovILL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP is the
most valuable, as it will purify the system
and restore it to health,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29
APPLE CONVENTION.

Let every man and Woman in the world
Mlic suffers with Piles reflect and trace
back the origin of their difficulties, and it
will be found that nincty-niite out of every
hundred have taken large quantities Of
erastic pills for the cure of Costiyeness,
Indigestion, Constipation, &c, Those who
suffer from Piles may truly charge the cause
of their suffering to those worthless pills
II YOU would be rid, of your piles take DR..
Railways Pills; they are the only purga-
tivcs that can be taken in successive doses
with safety they cure Costiveness, Indg-
cstion. Liver complaints, Dyspepsia, Piles.
Fcyers of all Kinds they purge thorough
ly, but occasion no weakness, irritation or
straning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29
WEppISGs.-Those intercstln, events

WEpDISGs.-Those interesting events
are thus classified by cotemporary
\ 'honcy wed'irg' is when you start
in welded life. A "wooden Wedding"
comes on the tenth anniversary, when FIVE
little ones make everything look-to some
folks. A "silvcs wedding comes on the
twenty-ffth anniversary, when the "old
mans pile begin to swell. aud his hair
growing silvery." A golden welding
comes on the littieth anniversary of the
match, when riches become solid gold,and
the golden days of enjoym'cnt are past
4 diamond wedding" must come on the
seventy fifth anniversary, for no one runs
up to tire hundreth in this climate; then
all is sparkling-in the future; and that
is about the last Of it on earth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29
Congress-.

1t may be convenient to those who pay
some attention to politics and the curren.
history of national affairs to be posted az
to the complexion Of this Congress. The
political classification of the two Houses
is given below, and we would suggest the
propriety Of preserving the list for future
reference. In the classification the Ad.
minstration members are printed in Ro-
man, the opposition in Italics.
SENATE.
HANIBAL HAMLIN Of Maine CT ro6fcic
President.
Maine-Lot NJ. Morrill,, VIM. P. Fes-
eenden.
New Hamrshire-Jchn P. Hale, Dan.
iel Clark.
Yerhaont-Jacob Collaner, Solomon
Foot
Massachusstts-Ch Sumner, Henry
Wilson.
Rhode lsland-Wm. Sprague, Henry
B. Anthony.
Connecticut-James Dixon, lafayette
S. Foster.
New York-Elwin D. Morgan, Ira
Harris.
New Jersey-William Wright, John
C. TemEych.
Pennsylvsnia-Edward Cowan, Charles
4. Buckalew.
DeIaware-James 4. Bayard, Willard
Salisbury.
Maryland-Thomas H. Hicks.
Virginia-Wait T. Wiley, z. G. Van
Winkle.
Ohio--Benj. f. Wade. John Sherman.
kentucky-La-arus w. Po,oeH, Gar
rctt DariS.
Illinois, William Il. Richardson, Ly-
man Trumbull
Missouri-John B. Henderson, b Gratz
Brown.
Michigan-Zachany Chandler, Jacob
NJ. Howard
Iowa james W. Grimes, Jacob Har-
Ian.
Wisconsin-James II. Doolittlc, Timo-
thy o. Howe.
CAliforaia-James 4. Nc cDouJal, John
Conness.
Observation-Disclosures Ramsay, NJ. S.
Wilkinson.
Oregon-Beyemin +. Harding, Geo.
". NesmHh.
kansas--James II. Lane, Samuel G.
Pomeroy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29

- \ certain President of a Theological,
Institution convened the students at his
room ono evening, and said to th9m that
he ha observed that they were alEgrawingf
thin and dyspoptical from tae neglect Of
matron's not providing herself with Herrick.
%ent men Of + which h .a caused great. oonfusion;3
herself with the Gold Medal Saleratus, and,
the students are each growing quite portly,
go and get paper, and You will never use
any other. Depot 1l2 Liberty Street,
New York. All Merchants have il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29

NEVER GO BAeK-NEvER.-What you
attempt, do with all your strength. De.
termination is omnipotent, If the pros
pect be somewhat darkenod. put the fire
of resolution to your soul, and kindle a
flame that nothing but death can extin-
ouish.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29

UAn Irishman recently said: "lrc-
land gave me birth place, which was all
she could give; England gave my father
dungeon but America gave me good
home, and bejapers, I'm Union man
from the ground up---all tho time"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29

ABOUT TALK.-A preacher once said:-
" You can stop clock at any moment
but you cannot stop watch. This same
remark, my brethren, applies to the stop
ping of the talk of a man and woman.-
lie rs great, coarse ugly machine, but YOU
car silence him. She il a beautiful, fragile
icweIled, thing-but she viii run ON until
she stops herself
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-29

UThere are flowers that are repulsive
at first sight, but vixen closely examined,
they unfold world Of bcauty-and so
with men. We should never judge man
from first sight, for he may have good
qualities which will develop themselves
on acquaintance.
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Comnany X, Massachusetts,

Company X, Massachusetts, ---th
Regiment, Captain Robert Stanwood. had
been detailed, some two months previous
to the opening of our sketch, to guard au
important bridge in the eastern part of
Virginia. to prevent it from being burnt
BY any band of guerillas that might be
prowling about that neighborhood. The
position of the little force was highly
favorable one-their number and the bat
terry which they had in charge being
deemed sufficient TO hold the position and
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One OF MtNy.-"This is to certify that
purchased one box of the .SapQnifer or
C9aceairated Lye, of the agents, anl with
the ameunt of grease requi ed, had no
trouble in making one-half barrel of good
soft Soap. at the first trial, and at very
trifling expense, and would recommend it
both for its quality and economy.
JACOB PAnkRR.
New Bedford, Mass.
The above is one If many of the tcsti-
m,nials we are receiving every day Of it's
virtue and simplicity. 1t is no humbug.
having stood a practical test and has been
patented for eight years,and has now rcaeh-
ed an enormous sale in the Middle and
Western States. 1t is only recently that
it has been introduce d in the New England
Safes but needs only trial to be apa,e-
ciated.
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D~A savage procee ling-an Indian
running away.