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To The afflicted :!

U tre IVtdtCU :.
Tar DOW CONTINUES "a IL consulted at his office
- No and EndienH >tr,ei, Boston, on al lis
cascS af
PRIV TE or Dbl Il hTE NATURE.
rs "a long anurse u taiy and practical cNpcficne
of unlimited extent. pr. u has NOW The gra't1cs-
lion al presenting She unfortunate With remedies
ell t. Gu t the most alarming ca.cs Of
GuNoRRIia:A AND sYPIHris
Eeueatll hi. treatment all tie horrors ef vrncrnl
aHdiHpufe blood lHfs'lteuC3 ScrotuiT, GoHDgrhTd
Ulecr= pain and III itt.s IN the region. IT ffprrra
tinu,. inflammation 81 thr EsJtiltr an+i kilney~,
Ii9druecls, AbyC>-e-, iiH'uaf ft5eltiH sHrilinE-
and tn long tttiu OF hnrriuie $ npioin- attending
this elias. of -eH-t. made L. lie sotae li4rtvss
The simple aliius= 81 et.tl.
SEMGN VI WEAKNESS.
pr. II. drvntes 4 egeat part 81 his time 80 tn
trt.Itm NJ 81 thase ca.,~ cAa-ed hs secret aud
>nijtars h#hit, vhtrh r,Ias lie hnay and mind.
hitfrs tc unfortunate iuais 5tttat FOR la siut~.
so,lcv. SOME al t1ic saei and melancholy effects
aiusiHer'i bs sag4' habits - youth atc Weakness
al thr Bark aad iuhbs bfIziucs- OF the bead, $rrt
cuisines, hglau Erutt II "a es digestive functions,
= mpta3= 81 len euIjau- ~. The fearful tH'sts
the miud are muct 10 ue .tlratisd Joss at
o,y. c"niu- oii 81 iJea.. depression sFrlts, evil
forcbetiing. aversion off - cil sef-tru-i, tim
idity, &r.- uHleHg Tie tyil produced sHch per
sons -hnult before caufrmi iatinG tnattiHeuy,
consult rht stefan et experience, and b. at onte
restored to healih eHd uapptpc>s.
Patients tho Wt=h Ia ttHalh under Hr. Dow
treatment Few DAYS week., viii he furnished
With pitdss rooms, and charges iOr board mod
crate.
MedieiHe. ~cUt 70 II rntt- OF the country with
iui directions iuru-c GA receiving ttsNt fon- Of
d>c-s ltr. Dow. la also Tor safe tie Fronch
Gapottr., NTtIauICd ihc hest preventive. Otdrr
faA mail. fs4 u 4 rod stl
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
sFAMlLY PHYSICIAN" In Print.

This beck Will be sent to any address. No money
-.,,iire, until il H. received, read. and fully app
rsye.l ii MI approved, keep it for your trouble
Is pages price 81 cents. Ctnlpiete curafiyes are
,riycu forevery disease hch admits Of sel1-toctor
ing. Give state, County. Town and Post-onlce.
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Probate n Offices.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Coun
ty0f H,ncouk
n .IiE Undersigned Guardian Of $. Bowley,
i late of orland IN said county deceased, res
pcctlully represents that the said Minor Is seized
and possessed of the following described Real es-
tate, viz: One undivided fourth part of the two
Que callc,l fhe William Hartman lot,an,l
the other the Luther Phillips lot both being ow ne.
and occupicdby said Oliver Bowey at the time Oh
his death, 1t being the same described in a deed
recorded In the Registry OF deeds for said county,
That ii would be for the benefit of the said Minor
that said real estate should he sold, and the pro-
cee,ls thereof put out at interest or otherwise used
Tor his benefit. She therefore prays that license
may be granted her to sell and convey the above
deseribJd read estate ut public private sale,
eortling to the requiem, nj of the law.
OLIVE Z. BOWLEY
December L. 1856.
t STATE OF MAINE,
Hancock, SIS. Court of Probate, Dec Term, fsbG.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That said
petitioner give public notice to all persons interes
ted by causing copy of the petition and this or
der thereon, to be published three weeks succe
lively in the Ellsworth American anewspaper pub
lishcd in Ellsworth in said county. that they may
appear at Il court of Probate for said county to be
held at Backsport in said county, the 3D. We'd
nehday OF january next at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause If any they have, why
the pra, err Of tle said petitioner should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-GEo. a. DYER Register. 3w49
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TlcE.

NOTICE l. hereby given that for valuable con
n sl,eiaiion and the good will that beag my
minor son, Joseph W. Green, l relinquish 10 him
the remainder OF his minority TO act for ltinsefS
claiming none at his wages, AMI Will not pay amy
debts of his contracting after this date.
JONAS GREEN.
Wiiness--,JOUN y. GREEN.
Blu : hill Dee Eth, l>i5, 3wl?
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asP. S-We would call the attention OF our old
patrons and new ones also, In the fact that the
above named good. bought for CASH aud
will he sold very cheap for the same article. Re
member the place, two doors below The Ellsworth
House.
II. i. SAUNDERS.
Ellsworth Oct. l. lsGi
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Ninth Prize :

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size l02xl52 feet, A beautiful building lot
Valued at 5000.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.l

WASHINGTON, October ia special
says an individual in Washington who
is supposed to be posted in Treasury mat
ters, ayers that il is his belief that the
spurious counterfeit 7-3O bonds were
manufactured inside the Treasury build
ing by means of duplicate impressions,
instead OF the original plates.
Secretary MucCulloch denied the truth
Of the report that the New York Metro
pOiitan board Is to be abolished.
A Times special says leading Radi-
cal member of Congress from Massa-
chusetts, aud strong advocate of i'm
peachment, to-day announced himself in
favor OF Gen. Grant for the Presidency.
He said he was ready to put entire faith
in him. The Nice-PresIdency is not neg
lected, and the name Of John A. An
drew, of Massachusetts, is very fire.
quently mentioned as q most fit man for
the second place.
The Treasury Department is still busily
engaged in examining bonds on hand
for the purpose Of discovering if there
are any more counterfeit 1905. The
Department learned to-day that several
banks throughout the country have been
victimized by the hypOthecatiOns Of these
counterfeit bonds by unknown persons
First Assistant Postmaster General
Skinner is lying here dangerously ill.,
He has been in the Postoffice Depart
ment for over fifty consecutive years.
Hartford, CONN, October l5.-Gen.
Sheridan has accepted the invitation to
visit the city On the 24th. At meeting
Of the city government Tonight an effort
was made to make an appropriation for
his reception, bat it was voted down by
Democrats.
LONDON, October l4.-Tbe continued
agitation in Italy, and the determined
disposition evinced by the party of action
TO persist in its attempts to invade the
Roman territory, cause much financial
uneasiness and depression in this city
and Paris.
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES,
The First and Capttaz Prize,

Col. N, c. GaIoway's valuable residence
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis
IN the vicinity OF all the Federal, State and
County offices. Lot S7}z feet front By S358 deep
Valued at $4,000.
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES

TT'HE undersigned have made extensive ar
| Il rungements 20 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
IN addition 70 the FASSEAN IRON TIE and
BUTTON TIE, 20 extensively used heretofore
they nov Offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth 50 arranged as 20 SANITY clamp The
hoop when the pressure is removes rom the
bale. and hold it without slipping
Great pains have been taken to secure the
best qusliJy Of iron.
These Ties are so simple i'm their arrange
meut thai they can be applied by any one, %
bales Of any size, with the same facility and
az pedltiou as rope. In strength, security aud
faci ty Of application. they VIII compare IA
vurabiy with any yet Introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are now cener-
ally recognized; but 10 is deemed not out OF
place 70 call the attention. Of those interested
10 the very emphatic recommendation OF I'm
derwriters. steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea steamer and Sailing Yes
seIs, recently published in the newspapers IN
New Orleans
CHANGERS & IATTING,
sen No. o. Carondelet street, n. o.
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10 the Cotton Planters of Vest Ten
glesSee. AtGbGBtG, Mississippi and
Arkansas.

arkansas:
The undersigned respectfully tenders his SER
vices as agent lor the sale Of your cotton in
t-is city, and for the purchase OF your supplies.
The unfortunate termination OF the late war
which so materially affected the best Interests
Of the South, has also had its effect upon the
| Commission siuess Of this city, as transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less well remember with what pertinacity (pre-
vious to the war, amounting in some instances
to annoyance, you were solicited for your bust-
ness at the rate Of nifty cents per bale commits
sion, free Of drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then las will be
again the producer was the ruling element.
aud high rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result OF planters patronage. No
people or Occu patton have been more seri ously
prOstrated than planters and planting, and
none 50 much deserve to be fOstered and aided
IN thelr unfortunate changed cOndluon. How
th7t sid so much needed has been meted cut
you opine too well know. Onerous govern
ment taxes in general, and special tax upon
your leading production, Cotton, large profits
yCu have had TO pay upOn supplies furnished
commissions on sales ranging from sS so to S.
per bale monthly storage at exOrbitant prices
account sales, as a sum total will leave YOU but
little II anything upon " htch 10 rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or TO compete with thenew
ordero OF aualrs-Iree LABOR. When withdrew
from the Cotton and Commission Business in
1850, private reasons then led me 70 believe that
would never engage in it again. The solicit
tatlons Of many friends that were former pa
trOn' and desire to promote the interest of
the planting community, so far as my feeble
efforts can do so, and The apparent want Of
gratitu exhibited TO a community that in
times past tended so materially TO the pros-
perity OF Memphis and It's mercantile COTnmu-
nlty, mas determined me again 70 oher my ser
vices in the capacity As stated The refuced
stocks Of cottOns iu the United States and short
supplies in tue hands Of New England manu-
facturers hai caused some advance in prices
nom the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remunerauve; such was the
case the past two seasons. and many planters
have had cause TO regret the acting upon the
100 common practice Of holding and drawing
upon their cOttaus. l would wise no planter
% send forward his cotton unless he wished II
sold upon the first sctive market. 1t can be
held at home much cheaper than in Memphis.
My charges for selling cotton will be One Dol
lar per bale. Insurance effected IN all cases il
not Instructed to the contrary. Shall buy your
supplies from wholesale houses, giving You the
beneht Of same. In shOrt by strict attention
to all the departments Of our business, / hope
to merit Large share Of patronage.
Very respectfully,
se4 K. A. MOON.
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wealth, were presents, made to him by
suitors in his Court Of Chancery, in &C
cordance with q custom long established,
but more honoredin the breach than
in the Observance" If they had been
made to his wife, would he himself have
escaped suspicion? The name of Mr..
LINCOLN has become the property OF
the world and it concerns the country
that these transactions should be looked
into, and his memory cleared, If it can
be, Of the imputations which they will
certainly give cause for, hereafter.
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Fashionable Dancing IeademT.

MADAME LFISE. OF Nag- C-re--v --,.-.r.r
VI most respectfully auu0uuca f0 risl -+i,z---
OF memphis that she wiz open her &C., f-.--
ne ap9Ee Erscei1l accoup.I 5lrnanr Cu 49,
IHIR IRD ~ E-DAN in Sep-eH. Bar ii - ~
ierson Block- second street. wbs-a ~. r-r-sfa
Dy slrl attention TO the alVluceH.laf.r 81 I-l-
pupl VINO may b. lntrU-te1 10 I.a- cz.-.-,-. e.,
merit snare Of the public pltro1sr-. tfs-5
l., having taught IA most o. the r-i--i.--T n
clLes o. tne Eoutn and 5OuthW-at. lGres- t1
which has hitherto marked her c.u--. ri l-.-
structlon elsewhere Days and i.1ur b 0l rrl 45r.5
lor Chudrenf luesdays and safrrI.t-s f-r-55.
half past O'Clock uu dark fs- & allf-e -
10 An: w i2i FOR Gentlemeu- nom ifI Id
Pm, an the same day. Reference u-sre---
uonaDia, ioF v Alcils an1 ofher uarrs..iI11-
p ease see cIrcutazs, Thich VII be fsuuG 81 ~
prln -lpal DooE 91rs 11uslc stores. Terms rla.I-
rate. CsilstGst lssiE M J. a1ciug taught Iu r-I-
given twice a month -7.I
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ETY. is not surprising. But we do not
look for such reports az those which are
left to appsl US by the ebbing season.
We do not look to see ladies and gentle
men who are prominent in metropolitan
social life engaging in downright ca
rousals. We mean drinking and drunk
enness-not one whit short or less. This
has been the shame and curse of the
season. It has left a blight which will
sadden life through long years. 1t has,
TO our certain knowledge, taken two per
sons straight down to death,
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KAFANAGH d DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
i Tables is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION.

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER
and Patented Dec. is, 1850. (5ee Scientific
American, Vol. Is. No. H.
10 Is the only CushiOn that possesses al the
qualities essential 20 a Perfect Cushion. 10 b
tue most elastic and most durable Cushion evei
offered 70 the billiard playing public, a. ID
aDunnanuy proven b. the great demand for a
since It's lntr lductlOn. The peculiarly which
ulsilngulshes the Cat-Gut Cushion aud reuders
ltsuperiof 20 all Others Is the frightened cord Ol
cal-gut which OYerlies the lacs and edge OF the
ruDper and running the luN lenzth OF the
Cueulon, Wulcn prevents the ball from bedding
Into the rubber and jumping from the table.
The addition OF the cargut cord also adds
much % the elasticity OF the Cushion. IN
The Cat-Gut Cushion has already ben fisj-
piled % over loo tables, which are in constant
qse; IL can be applied 10 tables Of any make,
for SO Per set.
kavauagh & Decller's Factory, al the corner
OF Centre and Canal streets, n. Y Is the most
com plete OF It's kind in the world. The ma
enihery Is or the most improved character. the
lumber dry ing room the largest Ia the United
states, the material used tie best that can be-
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trfmnfpzs- All
Of the best make, constantly on hand
haFanagn & Decker are the only AGENTS in
this country lOr kay's Cue Ceraent. adfudged
Oy competent authorities 70 be the best Cement
ever used.
Full size Tables cut down for 500.
send for Must ated P-iee list
kAFANAGH d DECKER
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets
se9 tle1 New York city.
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BRUTAL TREATMENr OF AN AMERI-
CAN LADY IN PARIs.


The Paris correspondent Of an English
paper has the following:
1.-THE proprietor Of the hotel du Boule
ward des Italiens has had to pay in pursS
and in person for indulgence in thest
amusements, being summoned before tins
| tribunal yesterday by an American lady
In the beginning Of June last a Mrs
Truefield, with her soE, aged five years
arrived at the hotel des Italiens, 20 Rue
de Choiseul, kept by a man named Le-
mOine. She was provided with un-
exceptionRble recommendations and
engaged q room, for which the
price agreed on was 10f. per
day. About q week later the following
bill was presented to her: 1.-TWO can
dies, 2f; bedroom candles, II; bath,
ST.; two dinners, 49,; Strawberries, 81;
four days room, 40f.; four days do, S0f.;
services eight days, ST. ~ etc. Consider
ing the prices exhorbitant, the charges
for the chamber especially, having been
doubled after the first four days, Mrs.
Truefleld declined 10 pay, and expressed
her intention to seek q lodging elsewhere.
She first, however, determined to consult
her banker, and leaving her child
in the room, proceeded to 90 out,
but was prevented by the concierge,
woman named Sterner, VINO
forced her back with such violence as to
tear her clothes after which the land
lord locked the lady up ia her room, and
kept her under key for twelve hours.
Two days later Mrs. Truefeld again at
tempted to leave the hotel, and succeeded
In reaching the street, but she was fol-
lowed by Lem0ine, who attempted to
force her back; she, however, clung to
some iron bars before q window, where
the landlord, seizing her Violently by the
wrists, and forcing open her hands finger
by finger, lOOsened her hold, and then,
throwing her down, dragged her
on her back into the vestibule
Of the hotel, and closed the door
to prevent the spectators outside,
whose Indignation had been aroused,
from interfering. Among the bystanders
was the Count d Espsgnac, gentleman
aged seventy-fiye, and he, with some as
sistance, forced an entry, and in spite Of
the menaces of LemOine, refused to leave
until the police arrived. Mrs. Truefield
bore marks of the violence to which she
had been subjected on her right hand,
her left foot, and her back. The above
facts having been clearly proved by
several witnesses, the court condemned
Lemoine to 100 francs fine and one
months Imprisonment, and the woman
Sterner to six days Of the same punish
mput
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nOre Predictions.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, October 8.
To-day we hear, not from the Speaker of
theHouse, but from sources apparently au-
thentic, that the Radical Executive Com
mittee have determined to propose toCon-
gress the immediate call for twenty-five
thousand volunteers, black and white, to
be taken from this District and Maryland
alone, to assist as a Radical guard for the
protectionOf Congress from any assault
or insult they may incur from the Presi-
dent or the Maryland "rebels." This
will be the beginning of the revolution
forecast by Senator Howard, Of Michi-
gan, and what he thinks is necessary for
the final triumph Of the Radical power.
Charleston Courier.
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MAS oNIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FaIelte Connfr. Tenn.

CIU ATED thirty miles from Ireururfe- seven
- miles north OF Lafayette Depot, M q q. i. -
FACULTY.
y. ". JOHNSTON. 4 B.. President and P-ofsszo-
- OF ancient Languages
OIWAI Z. YOUNG, Abb, Professor Of Maize
COLIN MckISSEY, An, Professor OF Mental
anu moral Science and English Literature
ms Institution was re0peued October Iss5.
80 - - le@eueQ a state cf permanent en-
clency. Next Annual Session viii ba --r-aI..s. s.F
weeks each.
CT hAksE sES.-Engilsh and Malhe-nafirs s-r
- ald - per Term Each Leuguara . err-a
per Term C0ntlL gent fee s. 30 per 're~r1
Excellent board, Including Z room. r1eI- yrasd-
ing and light, SIS per month. '
All necessary apparatus viii be -ruuflaF
Ao4seg ance rom lafayette station Ia Ma
con. " wednesday and 5dfurtlarg
v e the Trustees. have fatarrr7frr 81 "a --.r--
tlls a lrst class Academic LusstlLttlu.
Of our faculty
q. The elevated tone OF our community.
81 Ile he6lthful locality. removed frofr the
coIrlpJsng Influences and vices OF eitv ire
5lL. faForable prices will enable us to
achieve lLis success.
President Board r. .ur G.. r. FrT~NTrp
nu1H ~. '----a
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Our Latest Improved
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Is compliance with pledge made in their
/ communication or February last, 10 the
b on. Mayor and Board OF Aldermen, the
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NEW YORK CARDS.
Yellow Fever and Small POx.

NEW IOBK, June, 1871.
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We are sole agents and are prepared TO MI
orders for the above
SGl-F&tGHilg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most superior iron
aud thoroughly tested.
ID. n. DAVIS & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
rrrEr,-sTra Inv. T-0-
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SEWING MACHINES.
Fhy the GrOUer Dc Baker Machine
IS Best,

L Il is more simple, durable, and less liable
70 arrangement than Others.
2 Il Eews from ordinary spOOls and no re-
winding Of thread is necessary.
8. 10 sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam IS 50 strong and elastic that IL
never breaks, even on the bias.
>. u fastens both Eds Of The seam by It's own
operation.
q. It's seam, though cut at every SIKH stitch
remains 1rm, and neither runs or ruyels in wear
:. It's seam Is more plump and beautiful and
retains its plumpuess and beauty after wash
ing better tnan any other.
s It's seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them
9 Watching and varying the tensions upOn
the threads Necessary in other machines is un-
necessary in This The tension being once ad-
tusted on the Grover and Eak-r Machine any
amount OF sewing may be doDe without change.
10. II makes beautiful embroidery without
any change o. arrangement simply by Insert
ing threads Of suitable sizes and eQlorS FOR this
purpose. II Is the only machine that both ern-
brOiders and sews p rleCtly.
81 Send for Circular.
GROVER 4 B4KER'S s. H.CO.,
jy1S 800 Main Street, u Stairs.
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Sjrth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above, also 25zl
feet, Valued at $500.