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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

UNITED STATES I>TERNAL RKvEHrE.
kInh District of Ne, Ellsworth, April LIST. e..)
NOTICE is hereby given that from the 18th to the
aHh inst, appeals will bs received and deter
mined by the undersigned, at his Office in Ellsworth
In all cases OF erroneous and excessive valuation -
assessments, or enumerations, made by the sever
al assistant Assessors in this District for the
1857 and luding the In come tax for the wear ss
asses-edin pursuance of an act Of Congress EMIT
leu IAN act TO provide internal revenue, to support
me Government, TO pay the interest the public
1866. '
All appeals 10 be made in writing, andmus; spec.
lily the pa uiaI cause matte. Or thing respe, 1.
ing which decision Is requested and must state al.
so, the groue or principle Of inequality. or error
complained Of.
70 IA. JOY, Assessor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote hit
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases inedes
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and pc
manent relief In the rovsf eases Of Snppresre" ens
aX OTTER Messfrsai Dsyangemtnfs. from rAdfsrs
Cause All letters for advice must contain u. once
No Endicott street, Boston,
B-BOayd furnished to those who wish TO re-
main under treatment.
Boston, June y, 1896. ly2aS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

hANDRETHs.-Thesc Pills are cafe and
sure. They are prepared by process which
cures all the best qasiities Of the herbs Of which
they are composed without any of their bad. They
benefit in all cases, and do harm in none
See b. Brandreth is in white letters on the Gov.
ernment stamp. Awsps
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
Read again the Evidence Of ene Of oIl
SBaest Residenss.

CINCINNATI, December -, 1868.
MEssRs. j. N. HARRIS 4 Co...
GESTs-This is to certify that have found AL.
the world for DISEASED LUNGS have used II in
my family for breaking mp . Troublesome cough
with the happiest effect. ] recommended Il to .
young lady who had 4 Asrassthg cough anti threat
ened with consumption, and II cured her In . few
days 81 would recommend II to all adicted with a
cough, and to those who are predisposed 70 Con.
sSkpfsbn.
Respectfully yours, 4. A. HARRISON
Sold by c. G.. reck, Eirsw ORTIZ, Maine.
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines. avs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
BArCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

Thu splendid Ha ir Dye 10 the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harn,less, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the ~
effects OF Bad Dye. Invigoraies the hair, leaving
u soft and beautiful The genuise Is signed val
an 4. Batchelor. All others are mere limitations,
a,it, should be svoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
1ysp4f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

The Bangor Times says that Editors arc
not successful oitice-seekers Guess not, U Mess
it is the office of their daily labors. But the next
best thing to obtaining good office, we Judge
i. TO bear defeat WELL The President some
how got the notion into his head that we had
abused him shockingly, ut sometime, while we
have not done him half justice. We shall no,
pitch in now. II he could read some of the
complimentary notices Of himself, done up by
iitrse who have been appointed to Office by him
among democrats. he would be satisfied
However, if we can collect money enough to
pay our weekly bills, we would not exchange
places with him if he would throw in the sal.
ary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
Vessel for Sale.

THE Undersigned offer for sale the Schooner
j "GLOBE," western built, Of Hancock, dNy-
eight tons old measurement, and thirty-one tons
tackle, has been engaged in the hsiiag aud coast
ing bust ess. Said vessel now lies at Morley's
Shore In Hancock. Terms reasonable For fur
tler particulars inquire OF
DAVID MoSLEY of Hancock, or
3ws JOHN j. SEYMOUR OF TrcntS-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

Mrs. Calhoun. she Washington lady cor
respondent u the Trttuae, styles Senator
Wade the "Martis Luther IN politics, - and
says .'0n every test vote you hear In his Aye
or 80 the protest Of the old monk. Here l
stand can no Otherwise. for it is not
intense to be always wise. his sias y4ssity (. ss
much better islap stsieera that fe goes straight
10 the core Of the matter At issue, while better
managers debate definitions
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
r1-Tls townv,t d on No lday that in I ,nlin

~ II . townv't on No lday that in lnling
the war debt. much of it a is held by our citi.
zens, shall BE- exempt from taxation. The
bonds are to bear six per cent interest, paid
semi-an9ualy. This will be equal to nine or
ten per cent. No better securities can be had
in the market than these town bonds. The
amount Of our war debt Is only $4,000 it hav-
been reduced one half. We hope such of our
citizens as now hold town notes. VIII exchange
the same for the new ones, rather than to in.
>ist on having the money TO invest in doubtful
business. Now, it is safe, free from taxation
interest payable semi-anually, and convert.
bic in ten, fifteen and twenty years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
DIR, s, g. PITCHES
" FAMILY PLY sIdIAN."

sevent y-six pages; price Is cents sent 70 any
ceived. read, and fully apptoved. Iii perfect
guide to the sick or indisposed.
Address DIR. S. s. FITCH, rs Tremont street,
Boston. eya
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
$l4.500,0 90

BY the Report of the town Auditor the
War debt of the town is $4,000. 1t was
voted to fund this debt and Eugene Hale.
]. L Grant Il J. d. Hopkins Esqrs. We're
chosen a committee to carry the vote into
effect.
Voted to expend in repairs Of roads, to
be expended in labor $1,000. 1t was also
voted that the Selcctmen have some gas
lights put up in the village, and have them
lighted.
The amount of money raised last year.
was SIS ,6S5. The amount this year is
5l4, 800. about one half.
We heard no Report read in regard to
the Schools. Mr. Moor, the present con-
tractor to tahe care of the Poor. made a
detailed report. Some persons names, ZANE
near being given. not of Mr.. Moor's free
will and accord, but by request of some in
the meeting.
1t was voted to give the Collector 3 per
cent and the Treasurer IL cent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

Rev "a. w. Dow, Of West BrooksylIle, re.
eeiveG IS persons to the church at the last
COMMUNION seilson. Ohe Of them IS a very In
telligeaI aea and dumb nsB. who has tong
given interesting evidence OF conversion
Three Of the pntaber are ship captains.
- GHFi<ffdH Hrrqr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
Hale.e Arnica Ointment!
DIR. r. X. TAYLOR.

No. Il, HANOVER STREET, BosTON, has for -
year,. in addition to his general family practice,
given special attention TO the treatment Of all Dis
gans, and all complaints peculiar TO women. Good
accommodations provided for patients prefer 10
rename in tire city during treatment sra
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

The story going the rounds Of the papers
that ten priso~ers broke Jail, here, and escaped
has j,ist this much Of truth Two persons es-
capped, one has been caught, and the other one
win return rs soon as he gets g ne,e pair Of
bJQts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
NOTICE.

TO Lobster fishermen of Sullivan and xiciui,x-
i We the undersigned deem it proper TO s,riIa
for higher price for our HOLSTERS, say three sed
one-halt at the Cars 0: four cents at the Factory
Lei US Keep our traps np until the Factory msu N
pay the above price, as we cannot make Q living
at the Old prices two and onehalf and three cents
THOMAS AREY,
JAMES AREY,
JOHN w. HALL
and Others.
SULLIVAN March. 23d 1857. Awl0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

why SUFFER Z ROM SORES
When by the use Of: the Arnica Ointment you
easily be cured. n has relieved thousands rom
Burns, Cuas, Chopped WanNSr Belle,
Spfslns, Warts, Itch,
And every complaint Of nc SKIN. Try II for it,
costs but Is cents. Be sure 10 ash for
Males Arnica Ointment!
For sale by all Druggists, or send IS cents to o.
+. SEYMOUR L Co., boston Mass, and rce~ i've a
box by return mail. GIN osol
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

) n CONCENTRATED eN.
i tract of the choice
root, so combined with
other substances OF still
greater altentive power
as TO afford an effect
ual antidote for diseases
Sarsaparilla is rerIted
TO cure. Such a remedy
Is surely wanted by those
who suffer from Stru.
nous complaints, and
that one which will ac-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

RYA clam merchant meeting one of his own
fraternity the other day, whose pony might be
skeleton, demonstrated with the owner, and
asked him if he ever fed him. Ever fed him
that's good un. was the reply; 'he's got a
bushel aud a half of oats at home now only
he liant got tine to eat 'eat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
Town Meeting.

The annual March meeting occurred on
Monday, and it was an unusually quiet and
harmonious business meeting. All the
business of the meeting was dispatched be-
fore noon, and no doubt well disposed OF.
We went into the Hall in time, we thought.
as matters usually go, to vote for modera-
tors but instead of being in time for that
simple duty all the officers that are elected
by ballot were chosen. There was no or
gauzed Democratic opposition, and there
fore not much chance for contention.
The warrant was an unusual long one.
containing more articles to be acted upon.
than has been usual.b bit they were rapidly
passed upon: ami at one time. while arsi-
Gle after article overwhelmingly pas,poaed-
without discussion OF solitary nav. +
lcokei as If the m>s:iag i.self H-sali 90
If IN the same rapid way An3 ca ihs S1zss
train but s2s3l+,alv halt was eeFF eecs>3tAs
lri2 ID the wheels being the srvse4e 70 80
If the town wclld loan Is ereIis 10 Assi>.
in builiing railroad TO the Falls village
This Was discussed TO some exteat- and the
Indications were that the town was favor
ably disposed TO grant all needed assist
ance. but it so turned out that the Com
pany has not yet organized, and therefore
any action would be premature. "Indefi-
nitely postponed. again ruled.
The best thing done for the day, other
than the heavy work Of voting money &c.
was to instruct the Sclectmeu to build 4
Town Pound within the limits OF the village,
this Spring. and appoint the smartest per-
son to be found to take in charge all cows,
hogs, and other four footed beasts found
lying round loose and contrary to law.
and impound them. We will bet the best
hat that we have, that the Dr's COW will
outwit and outjump, the said ficld-driver,
let him be who he may.
| If this were anincoperated city the village
| should be named. ''cow ward
Selcctmen and Overseers of the Poor
Jesse Dutton, A. NJ. Glidden, and c. z.
Jordan.
John Brimmer, Town clerk. Iervey l..
Hastings. Treasurer, Hatch Macombcr,
Collector of Taxes. and Joseph L. Grant,
auditor.
The amount of money voted to be raised
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
NOTICE.

TO the inhabitants Of the town of Ellsworth, and
l persons liable to be assessed therein. You
are hereby notified that the subscribers will be in
session al the Sele, tmens 'ce in said town. from
the hrst to the tenth day of April next Tor the pur.
pose Q, receiving true and perfect lists the pols
sna az tne estates" real and personal, not by law
Of sad sown Of Ellsworth, on the FIRST day of
and living in.
J. DITToN seIectmen
A. Va OLipBEN \ of
{. r. JORDAN. Ellsworth.
Ellsworth March, D, 1867. 10
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Shipping Journal.
70 IL T OF REEN's LAM DING
Deer Hie.
reported by Charles r. Darts + Co.,

ARRIVED. March 10th ,-Schr. Victory from Dos.
ton; Schr. sparkler, Mary from Boston: SAILED.
l9th.-Sch. Nirgenia, Piukham Harrington for
Rockland; a0th.-Sch Samuel Knight, Tracey,
Gouidsborough for Boston; aOth.-Sch Banner,
Holmes, fremont for Rockland; 29th.-Br. Sch.
Sch, Ellen Forester, Warren for Baltimore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

We would call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement Of DR.. Miller's Heal
ing Balsan. in our paper this week, and DR..
iooker's Group Syrup, which, will appear in
reported to be unrivalled for the cure of the
complaints named in the advertisements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29

THE STORM.-We had q regular Or an irreg.
ular Easterly storm on Tuesday. 1t did seem
Is ifthe snow never came down in such large
flakes as when 1t first commenced, and while il
did not continue to fall in just that style all
day, 1t did fall thick and FAST until night. This
morning, Wednesday, there is snow enough on
the ground for reg ulnr old fashioned winter
THE PORTLAND PREss.-The Daily Press
has at times, in our opinion, unnecessarily
meddled with our local politics, but neverthe.
less, 1t is an able paper, of the largert size
among dalies, well printed, has full market re
ports, shipping list &c. and able correspond.
ents. 1t was never SO good q paper as to-day
and Maine people should patronizc it rather
than send to Boston for their reading.
a correspondent at Seal Cove, fremont
writes that the dwellinghouse of Capt. Thorn.
as Harper was destroyed by fire on Thursday
evening the 2lst. The house was new, lii.
lie more than year old, and there was no in.
surance; but the worst of all two children were
in the house the youngest of which, a boy oftwo
years, was suffocatcd(the mother was absent at
the time) and the other child was nearly so be.
fore it could be extricated.
EXCHANGE.-Rev. Nathaniel Butler will
preach in the First Baptist Church, next Sab
bath, morning and afternoon. In the evening
he will deliver lecture on Temperance in the
same place. Members Of the League and the
public are gent rally invited.
In consequence Of:his Lecture, Rev. Mr.. Hol.
mans Sermon on "The Fast Young Man, will
be postponed till the following Sabbath evening
Kockland Gazette
lfa sermon on the EAST Young Man. should
be preached in Ellsworth, and all should 20 to
Hear 1t, that are on the train that always runs
Oh Il domacard grade with steam up and nc
breakman at hand, there would be full house
Mr.. Sehenck introduced a concurrent resolu
ton ON Monday that each House OF Congress
shall adjourn the present session at ~ O'Clock
Thursday, the 2Sth, to assemble again on the
lst Monday in May, first Wednesday in June,
first Wednesday in November, unless the pre-
siding officers of the two honses, previous to
either date shall declare that there IL no oeea
sion for the meeting. This was adopted IS Il
81.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-27
GrfI6rmna.

Die bitliae Sarnsemeinbe fanb es IN ibrer
8eriammlung am IS. DECEMBER fir anse-
melIen, mid tregen Ni9t3abluns riidlfdnbiger
8eitrGse aus3uftOBsn. Der Gurnpereia bat
sielleiGbt berselIeh, baB berleIbe nod in rneiner
SGuIb ftebt uttb Stpar nit $50. CUR s5abnen-
peibe am 9. Suli 1866, ME iie9 bic Surner gu
ertinern wifIen tperben, tpmrbe i6, ba feline
anbertpeitige Siirlprse Som @pInite eetrpHen
tpprben mar, beauftrast, DEPUTY SberilTs aa-
3uifellen, utlt bic Srbnuns auf benz 6elfpIaBe
aufre9t 3u erbalten. Weine &e@nune bierfiir
purbe irbo1 nit benz 8emerten suridsepie.
fen; bag tdb biele 500 BON ben Damen collef-
tireu fOlle, tpelte bic SABINE seI6entt batten.
Das mar mir ait ftarfer Sabaf ane ieb erfldrte
l6pn basumal. bag i'd nidt lGnser WhialieO
fem UUlle. 9tnf seleslifbeul Wegr tpiirben
mir bielr $50 unbe6titst 3nseiprcben wer6en.
gBie bfSbalb Der Surnperein mid tpegen
Nt9tbeadblune riidffdnbtser 8eitrdge aus
ifcBen fann, sebt mir iiber's 8pbnenlieh. SIN
tlrbrisen bebanfe itb mid redt ber3Ii9 fir err
baItene Gbrenbeaensuns. tleberbaupt bin ftt
nidbt iaut @ereinsbel6luB f6rtftlid aufsefor-,
bert pDrben, am 10. b. W. au er19einen unb
ueine Gntl6ulbisungen ein3ubrtnsen. gBei-
tore Grfldransen nnb Observation-Disclosures
rerbe it mitr nit elmer geleblidben Rlase 3ur
GintrsibMn9 meiner Jorberuns eripicern. Z
b24 3m s. cd Snpflma.
IA Die ,3utunft" wple sef. eOpiren.
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staotratbs ssrbanSl ni,aeu.

Ser 8oato. Ses Gommen Council
trait 9eifern Mbenb ulter 8orTk bes
Rrafoenten 9hantl9nD sifamrten.
Die re9elmGbigen 9 eri9te Der sber<
iaieoenen itabtifden 8eamten ipurSen
0as Gomite aber Sriebbofss &nse >
legenbeiten eritattete. Beri1t, iuel6er
an Elm ~ eraennen6es eemeinidaftlis
DIES Spesialsgontite beriuiefen iuur6e,
;;ll tpeI6em Iebteren SeitenS oes @oun<
cils Die Ssrren Smitb, gsdrane nno
,&er1ibal ernannt-muroen. Ser Bee
ri9t f1Idat Dor, Den iebigen itaotii@en
Srie6bof in Suo=@berrb StraBe 9dnss
lid gu f6lieBen uno oage9en IA older
8run6 auf Dem Mouut Slipet. Srieo>
bof fur Die Suinrle bon 5000 an5u<
faufen. Sieienigen, tpeld5e Begrab<
nibteHen auf Dem :alten SrieobOf be-
liben, ioIlen oafiir Die glei9e Sla9e
auf Dem neuen erbalten. -,
Die Bill, tpeI6e Sen 8erfanf bon
8ier an. Sountagen rerlanbt, tuaroe
nit 10 9e9en z beriporfen.
Sic Bill, tpel9e 6as umberlaufen
bon 3iegen berbietet palfirte Die erite
9eiung. !" !
Ser gef6luB, zines Ser ifdbtifden
Blatter ais Organ gu eripabIen, iuurbe
nit Ii ae9en 4 auf ben Slid gele9t.
9ie 8il Ser 9lIoermdnner, berbad)s
tiae @erfonen, Die feinen Nustueis iiber
ibren 2ebensunterbalt geben fO1tnen,
gu berbaften uno gu beltrafen, iuilroe
auf Sen Slid sele9t. *
Sie Bin, iuelde $40 900 fir S9ul<
stue6e anipeilt, .paiirte 3 2eiuueell, j.
Sic Neiolnfton, Die @pngteBmit~
glieber bon Senne6ee 81 erluben,I fur
Grri9tune zines Ser, ct. Guitom%
baufes in 9fafBbille 81 Dirfeu, uuroe
Dem betr. Gomite iiberipieien.
Sie 8ia, tpelde Dem .Staat8idaB>
meilter itaotil@e Seller CUR 8esdblHns
Der Metropolitane 8oIiSei iiberneilt,
purbe beriuorfeil. ..s,.-
Die 8ia, ipel9e beftimnt, oaB in
3ufunft fein Nfit9lieb Ses Councils
Elm ifaStifdeS &ntt bethlehem ioq, iuurOe
auf ben Slid geleet.
Serr 8ratt, gum itabtiIden 2ei9ens
befatter eripdblt, CAB feline 8eignation
ais Wit9lieb bes Councils elm. Serr
@abett ipuroe an feline Stelle ertpablt.
s Sertasttng.
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w~ 8eiSbie los u. So. erobt
Iuftion am Sienltdg.

ANS sOetSD te TO u. 20, 9roPe
9luftion am Sienitag.
re @rnennnngs Ser @ou<
berneur bat Sol. Senr1 .Stone gum
Director Der SenueiIee unb Yacific
8abn SeitenS oeS Staates ernannt.
~ County <9ebrer. Das
Snititut Der 2ebrer bon Sabioion
,Gountp besann seitern feline Sibunsen.
GOrtrdge iiber S9ulmelen pe9leIten
init srannatif6en, aritbmetif6en uno
fonfti9en pi1enf@aftliden uebun9en.
RE- Ser @oubetnear bat cine
proclamation erialIen, Die beroronet,
Dap am 4, Sanuar Dem Sage, an nell
dem Die &i9ter ermdbIt tperoen, aud
Die erlebigte Stele zines StaatsIeua<
tors beiebt iperoen folI.
9err 81. 8. 9. 2inbslep bat, pie
mir b0ren Der @ufforoerung, oie an i6m
bon pielen Sreunoen erganeen, su<
ltimnleiao geantportet uno miro ais
@anbibat auftreten.
E @iberfesIi9teit. Sin
Betrnnfener beities auf beln louisville
nno Naf6bile Depot eitien @agen unb
oampfte su feinem 8ergniigen mad
G69ef.l6. Sin 8oIiSiit folgte nnb
lieB, auf Dem ienleitieeen ufer anaes
Ian9t, balten, UNI bas Snbibiouum in
feline Sbbut gu nebmen, neI9es aber
elm Ool6melier 5os unb mad Dem 9os
tighten tad. Sin oritter Wann belt
aber benStos aufu Der Stub ees 8os
tighten ertbeilte cine fiblbare Grniebes
rung beS Compliments, iporauf ber8a-
9usiiinger aud nod @eIegenbeit erbieIt.
auf eiuem..ber tuei6en, f6meIlenbenSos
fa's i'm NrbeitSbaule ieinen 9taufb
aussui6lafen.
~ OiebftabIe. Sn Oaurs
freesboro miro bieieIbe 9lage lant, ipie
bier in 9tafhbiQe, oaB Oiebsbanoen
ibr fddnoli6es @eperbe bort betrets
ben Ginem Serrn Sones uurben 5000
in 9eIo uno cine Quantit1t tpertbboner
@egenltanoe geitoblen. 9Inbere Sauler
puroeu ebenfalS erbroHen uno um
8elO, &leibungSitade 8ettseug uno
Vef9I. UtruuOI.
re- Gin he i'bIi9er Sbb<l
o d. 8iuei Negeripeiber in college,
nabe 8roao. gerietben geitern an elm
amber tuegen elmer S1uI6forberuna.
ga oas Selo nidt fofort se5abIt, aud
glnluenoangen erboben iuurben, 70
brad Der Born in Der 8rnit Der fren<
gen 9ldnbiseriu in belle 6larnmen
aus uno iuie Sbblo6 elm Yfun6 sSleifb
aus feinem S9uloner 9lntonio sn
l9neloen begebrt, fprang iie auf ibre
launlee S9ul6neriu los uno bi6 ibr |
sln tu9tises Stiid 6Isif6 aus ibrer |
9runetfen Wange, tuorauf Die llmltes |
benoen in Die 8orte ausbra6en:
uOas IT oas 2oos oss S9onen anf |
Der Gr6e !"
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NDIi,ei : 0erid,t.

1rtbar Sbomas, giebtabI, Sreiae
Wider Nfabs un6 Sobn 8ea, Sdie.
pen in Der Gta6t. geri6o6en.
Wol. Compton, grIanauna bon @eIb
inter I faliAem 9orgeben. Sreisefpro>
9. Serris nnb s. 9fesnoISs, @rIan,
sanS pom sntern inter faIi9em 8or.
9eben. Berf@oben. III
81, g. 3 Srinigan, s. o. 9enteeolt, 6.
u. Station, SdIagerei.. $25.
M. Gliforb, unS &. Sapfins, nm .
gehoriges 8etragen S.
Sames 9eal betruuten, garaidaft
beriuirtt. '
Sing saaer sdIdgsrei freissiprO ;
8. B. Smitb nnb Sarab gShite
GdIagerei, SO.
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Or. @pIenan,a Rnrte.

90 LANCE bic Nfenf6beit frant miro
l'no Srrtbimer be9ebt, an oeren GoIaen
eie Betreffen0en laHge ~ Ieiben haben.
fOlten fie berlu@en, ia bon ibren aeiberl
gu befreien. luo Berienise, iDeIder
feine Salente nno feline Belt antuenOet
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otrl9aften 1T eben, 70 gut elm pbilanl :.
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WfenfAbeit anf anDere @eife au belfen
lu4t. @abre Ybilantropie beitebf ntd,t
in Mufiu9tn oes llrfprnn9s zines .lles
bells. foloern i'm @uffuden bon Wfitteln
oas nebel gu beiIen. Dr. GoIeman
bat cine @eibe bun Sabren berartioe
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no. 30 @ burdftra6e Gde BON
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Stafbpiae stbateu=8eretn,
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ben bic fOlseapen &elOIatipneit einifimrais
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tafliren unb bariibsr giameus bes 8sreins gu
qafttfren. :,
8eI9GDfien, baB ale bisjenisen 56ii.
sen, bic am 1. Sanuar 1868 bier Nonete
8eitrdge Dber bariber ibulbis iinb unb.bie lid,
Dbne CUTE @riiube bafiir an9eben au fDnatn,
peiserlL bic &idfdnpe sulentri9ten, Don Der
Nitsliebergifte sefri6eu unb beren 9amen in
Der n3snneiIre thanksgiving" publisirt wer>
hen lOlleH. ss& ~<a@l ,44iG4's
Or. 5efta S6Isenmeiltsr.
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Weraeicbmifs reaer 9Im;ei0em

i'm beut,ig BIatt.e. =,
Sic Grnennlns bon 8ablridtern
nub @lerts our6 9fe9iitrator sbsriban
slbfabet oes 9ampfers SaIisman"
nod Cairo unb
abfabrt Oes 9ampfers ngae SugbesA
mad &ouina morgen @a1mitta9 4
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9luttions< Mn5eige bon 8eni, S..
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FOR CRIMINAL JTTDGE

HeAI We are authorized to announce the
Hon. JOHN HUGH SMITH as candidate for
the Office of Criminal Judge for Davidson
County. Election, January 4th 1868. ajj
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