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4 VI NNI'N 1T. KINIIIE.
STATE OF MAINE.

IT, the Honorable judge pi Probate ior the Coun.
IS OF Hancock
sruE undersigned administrator of the estate
/ oi John :. Dodge late OF fremont, IN said
County, deceased. respectfully represents mat
the goods and chaitel- rghts aud crc'iit> OF sA.I
deceased are not sui Cicut To pas his just debt.
aHd charges OF administration. h., the oi one
thousand aud fiity do HAIRS; wherefore our p.t
toner prats your Honor to grant her a License
10 -eil, at pubic or private sale, ami convey the
following parcels OF Ian Wa HE Homestead
OF said deceased AT Bass Haror, consisting oil
thirteen acres OF Land with buIlllng. also wool
lot adjoining -aid Home tcai, OF thc zeal estate
oil the deceased, lneludins t,c rc.u'-ioE .! the
wiios : doacr ihercln.l a. satisfy said debt, and
charges of administration
ELIZABETH NJ. DODGE.
september III. 1870.
STATE Dt MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-CourI 81 PROBATE. oct. .orm,
a. -. l,.t
tpon The foregoing petition, or.ierci. That .aiI
petitioner give pubiir Notice to all persons Inter
e-tcd hy causing copy OF the petition, and tn.
order thereon, to bc published three weeks SOC
crs>ivcl IN the Ellsworth American. ! spaprr
printed IN Ellsworth, IA SAID County. that tbcy
may appear al a Court of Probate Tor said coup-
~, 20 toe held at Ellsworth on the first We,inc--
LAY "i ncr"mh-r next. at Zen Of the clock ia iDc
forenoon, to show cause, II ans they have, Why
TIE prayer of .aId petitioner should not be grant
cd.
3wt5 PAKKER Tuck. Jude.
Attest. oEo. \. DiEK, Register.
\ nue copy, Attest. uL''. =. DlhE Register.
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A ease Of chronic rheumatism OF unusual
severity. cured by ''Johnson's,- is noticed By
one OF exchanges. A large bunch came out
upon the breast Of the sufferer. aud appeared
like part OF the breast bone.
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Thc Science of Life, or seli-Frcscry alton. i
Medical Treatise on the Cause ami Cure III IN
hau-tcd VITALITY. Premature Decline Ia Man
Nervous and Physical Debility Hypochoudria
and all other Il -cases arising from the Errors of
Youth, or the ln,iI.cretons or Eyce--cs OF mature
years. This j. lu,icel book for every man. Price
only sl.uJ esj pages, bound Ia cloth
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TIE MAGIC COMB VI VI
EASON OF 1901
VlSAI HiNLEl( lBIIET ORGANS
Important improvements.
ratc,,c,, June Est. ami August Iii, $50.
REID CTION OF PRICES.

The Mason < Iianlin organs Co.. have the
pleasure of announcing important improvements
III their tabiue; Organs, for which fatert- were
granted them III jun and August laet. These are
not merely mcreiriciou- attachments but enhance
the substantial excellence 81 the instruments
They are also enabled by increased facilities
Tor manufacture, IL make. from this date, fur
incr reduction 81 prices on sever. leading styles
Having completed and added 10 their former
facilities a large new manuiartorv they hope
hereafter 10 -upply all orders promptly
iilt. tabinct Organs made by tins Company are
81 such universal reputation, not only throughout
America bat also in Europe. that few Will need
assurance 81 their superiority.
They now Offer Four octave Cabinet Organs. in
quite plain case. but equal according To their
pacitIty 10 any thing they make tor $50 each. The
same Double Reed So. FIVE Octave Double Reed
Organs, FIVE stops. with Knee swclls and Tremu-
ant. in elegant case, with several OF the Mason
iIamliu improvements. Sl2J. The same Extra,
with new NoN IIumAul, Automatic swell. &c.
Siin tiye Octaye~, Three sets Reeds seven
/ stops with Euplfone, splendid instrument, s22J
\ illustrated catalogue with full iDiorma-
ton, and srcduced prices, u now ready, and will
be sent Tree, with tc-tano nia circular, present
ing a - eat mas "i evidcace to the superiority
OF lirsc instruments, to any one sending his adj
tses- ~ tue Air-nn iiainiin Organ Co, l54 Ire
mont street. !; J-.J,t. Of 80 i;roa Way, New York
tNtl
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10 the Ionornble Judge Of Probate of the Coun

% the Honorable Judge of Probate Of the Coun
~ of Hancock.
THE undersigned. Guardian of Emma f. Grin
j die, nlinor heir of Frederick tIindlc late of
>cdgwicl. Respectfully represents that said mi
nor Is possessed III one undivided Sc. tnih part of
a wood lot situated near the mill privilege for
msrly occupied by the said GIindie. in >cdgwick.
aforesaid that 1t would be Tor the interest OF said
minor that tho same should be disposed OF and
the proceeds secured interest: She Therefore
prats that license NAV be granted her to sell and
dispose of the
AMANDA II. GRiNDLE.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, s.. Court Of Probate, October Term,
\ 10, 1870
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered That said
petitioner give public notice TO all persons inter.
c-tcd, Icy causing copy ui the petition aud ihs
order thereon, To be published Three weeks sue
cc-sycly IN the Ellsworth American, new,pa-
n.r published Ia Ellsworth, IN said County that
They may appear at u Court Of Probate tor sad
County. % ne held nj Ellsworth the LIST Wed.
hosday oi December mex, at ten Of the olocA IN
the forenoon, 10 shcw cause, II any they have,
why tie PRAYER al saId rrtIaner should not be
granted.
PARKER I, &. Judge.
Eitrst-bhoEoI \. IN LE, Register.
\ true copy,
S~ij Atcst-GEoRGEA. plER, Register.
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4 Hook for every Woman,

Entitled sexual Ply siology VI woman, and her
Disease or, 80 lan treated OF Phyrioiogicaliy
and Pathoogicaliy from Infancy To old Age, with
elegant Illustrative Engraving $50 pages
bound IN hnAutL.ul French clolh Price .! %.
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BrSINESS NOTICES.

WHAT j. AIITY:-some philosophers
call il Animal Magnetism. some Nervous
Force. Others Caoric. but by Whatever name II
may be- called. the thing meant i the main
Spring ofeXi-ience. il j. the principle we in
herii. and which may he nouri>heh by proper
attention 70 the requirements Of the body ami
lie ~ Oldence Of excuses. II il wasted or de-
-troyed by oycrtakins the mind with study or
anxiety and Incorporate indulgences, indeed,
1t requires an expenditure OF vitality Tor every
thought or action. when the body aud The
BRAIN are well balanced. the stomach J. capa-
beet restoring the waste; but when the brain
J. large ia proportion, the stomach j. incapa-
bic OF supplying it in other words. the eXi.en-
,iitare j. TOO large for the income. Iicle licS
the csi>c a % much suffering from diseases uf
the Heart, Liler. Stomach and Lungs. and
FEILpW> COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYiDPilO>-
FInIE> i ihe Vn.y preparation kii.wn which
impali> Ills vitality directly ami cons equentiy
the.power to overcome disease.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to oil
concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of an Admin.
istratrx OF the Estate OF
James Crippen, late Of Ellsworth,
in the County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs she therefore requests
ali persons who indebted TO said deceased's es-
tate, to make immediate payment. and those who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for
payment. -
October II, 1870. 3w45
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VEN ADV-ER TYSENENTS.
M f. >uminsbv & 90. Buck>poli Me,
Is Maine Insurance.
+ ~ e. seminary.
~ H.Hr
III Notices,
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List of Letters

List Of Letters
ltemainiis IN the Post onice sor the week ending
NpN. ). ls.1.
Aicn Edtsh II. Austin, Mrs. Hannah
bntlrf, Mrs. Mary X. Calnane. Danl Mrs..
Dunn j. T. 3 Davis, Marx.
DAVIS, bilDcr Emery, Miss Emma
folger, VIM. H. .rindle. Joseph
ti1ndle, l.. j. JOY, Almira
Jordan Jane hrs. Jordan Miss Clam
Luckings Lucy Merritt D.
Milliken, Liman Osborn, Wallace
Phinny Isaac Gap. Phillips T.. j.
smith, Celia =. Smith, A. a.
Scott, WIN. n. Weber, Alvin
Young, Thomas
Persons calling for the above letters uErsse ssU
'adveTtised."
j. +. WHITCoxB. p. N.
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MINERS ILLUSTRATED PUB
LEGATIONS.
THE
BEET FARMERS yYEENLY

oA~ A0N" A1AA "a LIZA 4
IN NEW YORK.
Only Two Dollars in Clubs,
Ahead Of Three Dollar weekIiss in Family Interest
CLUB AGENTS WANTED.
Cash and other Premiums Never before eaualed
Ladies and Young Folks can Make Is 0U day
81 90 Cash for twenty names els 70 for one hun.
ired
splendid Engraving free TO all who send 10,
Specimens.
Elegant $40 sewing Mac hines and Gold Watch.
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true copy Attest GEO. 4. DillA i;esi.ier,
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or 4 Week ; alary Young men wanted H.
y y lncal and travelling sai-smeu Address
MIA stamp K. II. Walker g; Park Row, y l.
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81 Gents 10 - per Evening.

EN- DAY tol: ALL stencil Tool samples
OIumailcd tree. \. J. tuilaru, ca broadway,
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VOLUME rs.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
for restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
u et once agreeable,
healthy, and e6ectual
TOT Preserving the
mar. Faded Or syay
hd'r " soon -estored
to IL original color
'r'th the gloss and
Ieshness Of youth.
eUNi
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Stearling r. Cockrell, Nash
vile; Colonel r. J. Ford, Kentucky; Rev,
7. c. Teasdale, Columbus, Miss; DR.. X,
H. Rivers, Mississ ppi, are registered al
the Peabody Hotel.
Capt. Joseph Lenow, who has been very
i'll for several days, will o o re-appeari
so his physician, DIR. Lyles, advises us, 8
Deripatetic philosopher as be is, in the
winding walks of ElmwoOd. What 8
curious fancy that, of a man who spends
his life where the rest of us take a whack
al death; who goes first to that spot which
is the very last his fellow creatures visit.
He spends his time where We must ex-
haust, as men, eternity. If Capt. l.. had
kicked the bucket be would only have
beer spilled where he is always absorbed
Rev. DR.. R. F. Bunting, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church at Galveston,
Is in the city, in excellent health. lie
was the lighting psrson" of a famous
Texas brigade in B~ragg's-army, and will
be welcomed by many OF our citizens,
who knew him well as q devout Chris
tian, eloquent minister aud faultless sol
der in years gone by. he led the way in
MANY a fierce conflict, and was never alb
sent on the field or in the hospital when
either war or Christian charity called the
roll. DIR. Bunting is now pastor OF per
haps the strongest church in Galveston
where be is the most popular of pulpit
orators and as highly esteemed In social
life.
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Lee, IT., Of that city, and also tdenti1ea
with steamboat interests, are 81 the La
cIede. Information was received N a
city Yesterday that the body Of Milton
Albert, former clerk Of the Inflated
steamer Stonewall, had been found al q
point called Beaver Dam, opposite COM
merce. and only thirty miles from tne
wreck where It had been burned. On bis
person was found S140 In money, some
diamonds, and a gold watch and chair:
HIS brother-in-law, John g.. Grimsleya
has gone down for the body, and VIII re-
turn In a few days"
A Cairo dispatch. Of the 10th instant,
saws: - The bodies Of three men and one
woman we're found In a drift pile IN Dog
Tooth Bend yesterday. They are supposed
10 be victims Of the StOnewal disaster, a.
ina clothing was burned Another was
found at Goose Island on Saturday"
The Napoleon Ne1Ts says: I'VE are IN
formed that our festive little steam-tug,
the Only Chance, has changed hands, and
will depart these waters TO enliven the
quiet OF Chicot lake with its gay appear
anee and jOvial crew."
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Mothers, Where are Your GhiIdren7-- Idle.
ness the Cause Of Vice.

Parents hardly realize to what tempta-
lions their children are exposed when
thrown upon their own for
amusement away from the home circle.
How true is the saying that ian idle head
is the DEVILS workshop" Many a con-
demned criminal can trace back his first
overt act to evenings spent away from
the influences of home. Parent. look at
that young man as he reels along the
street, What wreck so shocking IS the
wreck of a absolute MANI The vigor OF
life Is exhausted, and vet the first steps
in an honorable career not yet takenl
How nature d~isfgures his countenanee,
pours rheum over his eyes, sends foul
spirits to inhabit his breath; how b
hangs labels all over him to testify her
Disgrace at his existence, and to admOnish
other to beware of his example. Mother,
that young man was nee the pride of the
family. But the want of hOmei~ influences
and surroundings has made him the beast
he Is. How much then depends on the
mother and home in the formation Of
character. Then, again, the parent must
use a great deal of discretion in the use
of aids to render the home circle attract
i've and pleasant. Cards lead to gam
bling; dancing paves b way for other
evils: but.nO objection can be raised,
moral or otherwise. to the presence of U
of the st. Louis Bell Treble Pianos in any
household. The e~nrapturing music would
delight every member OF the family-none
would wish or desire to absent himself
when its soft, sweet, full clear notes could
be heard. Nothing makes home 50 pleas
ant as music, and no piano possesses the
power to charm and delight the senses as
does this matchless instrument. Fol
beauty of finish, sweetness of tone. dura-
bility and general excellence, the st.
Louis Bell Treble Piano has no equal, and
no home is complete without its presence.
MORAL.
Mothers, secure this matchless Piano.
1t NAV save your child from a felOn's cell.
Wilde & Collins, 264 Second street, Gene
raj Agents st. Louis Bell Treble Piano.
Call at Once.
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LACE sHAwLs, BARGAINS,
STILL KEPT Up.
We cannot be approached in Lace shawls.
h. & B.
NONE BUT GENTLEMEN ON THE STREET
CARS.

The appended note, addressed to the
Superintendent or Street Railway, had
origin in the fact that IL was represented
to Col. Alexander that a street car driver
had acted rudely toward q lady passen-
ger. The driver was discharged. II
seems that the ladies have interviewed in
behalf of the car driver. We omit their
names:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May II, 1870.
Superintendent Street Railway:
It having been proved satisfactorily
that the driver of street ear No. Z had in
dulged in no conduct wanting in respect
for ladies', all charges are hereby with
drawn which we preferred against him
z .
Col. Alexander is resolved to have none
but gentlemsnly drivers, and any often
sive conduct on their part need only De
attested to secure their discharge.
LADIES, be sure to attend the remnant
sale at B. LOwenstein & Bros. to-day.
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FOR vICKsBURG.

TUh Uus
United States Mail Line for Vi~cksburg-FOr
Helena Napoleon and Nicksburg.
MARY E. FORSYTH ------Luker master
This elegant passenger packet .0
viii leave as above -
SATURDAY. I4th Inst, at pm
Freight received at the ST Louis wharfbOaL
W. +. DILL, Agent.
myls FLEM. CALVERT, Supt
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Line

For Osceola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont n
Cairo Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain R. R.. at Cairo with
Illinois entrad K. r, and
boats up the Ohio river.
COLORADO--------lke Mckee. master
THIS elegant passenger steamer -
Will leave as above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst. AZ 8 pm
Straight reeetyed at theSE. Louis WhaIfbOat.
W. r.. Dill. Agent.
mvfq CALVERT, SupL-
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MunlnlnaI Cnurt...Iudne Eouts.

This Court was not in session yestsr-
day. To-day the following cases will be
called for trial:
1872 Hart VS.. Miles.
1878 Hart VS.. Miles.
zoos Sullivan. VS.. Cicalla.
zoos. Sullivan VS.. Cicalla.
205fTownsend VS.. COnnsll & Persons.
2l92 Turner VS.. Taylor ct al.
2202 Williamson VS.. Laird.
2204 Merchants National Bank vs.. Burr
& Aiken.
221I Kortrecht & Graft VS.. Williams.
22t9 Fosdick q Co. VS.. Roach & Co.
DIP Wickersham VS.. Citizens Union
Bank.
2Ss5 Russell, Grove & Co. VS.. Harrison.
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DRY GOODS ON LONG TIME.
First-cIass Stock to be Closed Out.

We call the attention Of city and coun-
try merchants that, being DESTROYS OF
closing out our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
we VIII sell payable November !, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Orr stock is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed out
in sixty days. Extra inducements offered
to any one wishing to purchase stock and
stand. J. Fl. LOEwEEsrINE q Bros,
Z3I Main street, Clay Building.
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
No. 81 South Court Street,

OEEICE
No. 81 South Court Street,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 9, 1870.
The action ofthe Elliott Line ofboats run
ming on White river, as will be seen from
their card which appears in the Ledger,
has compelled us to make arrangements
with other boats to ship freight and carry
passengers through TO Little Rock and
Hot Springs, and at greatly reduced
prices, and in much shorter time.
The fast steamer GaIlatin, Captain j.. ].
Edison, master-Charley Sharpe, clerk
will leave Memphis every Tuesday and
Friday az four O'Clock pm, on arrival OF
the cars, making the trip to Devall's Bluff
in twenty-five hoRrs-connectlng with
the train for Little Rock. Time to Little
Rock, twenty-eight hours through
freight TO Little Rock, soc; passengers
to Little Rock, Sl4; passengers to
Hot Springs (by stage from Little Rock
$40. Tickets sold at this office and on
board steamer Gallatin. We will carry
all freights as usual, from Devallis Bluh,
at local rates.
r n WILLIAMS. Gen. Sup't,
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A PARA0RAPH FoR THE DRESSING
ROOM -Gentlemen who are trying to re-
vive the tinges OF other days In their
grizzled hair with muddy and glutinOus
preparations. are hereby informed that
PHALoS's VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
n HAIR. will accomplish b object
more efiectually than any Of these, and
81 transparent and without sediment.
Cut this paragraph out and lay it on
your toilet as a reminder.
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Comprising an assortment which has
never been approached in Memphis.
These goods deserve the especial exsmi-
nation of every lady in this vicinity.
We intend to give to our patrons the
benefit of an auction purchase-that ens-
bic us to put these goods On our counter
at exactly one-half their real value. We
name in part
so pieces desirable styles at Zoe.
50 pieces small figures at 25c.
SO pieces figured and striped at SOC.
25 pieces superior quality at S5c,
25 pieces very attractive at Ace.
25 pieces extra fine at 45c.
25 pieces plain, all %colers, at zoe.
We earnestly invite b attention OF
every lady in Memphis to this announce
ment.
GAS fitting done promptly by Browns
q Rrowne No al Madison street.
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chancsrr court...chanosI!or Msraan.

Chancery cOurt---Chancell0r Morgan.
Court met in session yesterday. Very
little business transacted in this our at
present, owing to the absence of attOr-
news in attendance at the Supreme Court.
The Clerk and Master takes an account
Today in the case of w. n. WnkersOn VS..
the franklin Insurance Company.
Bills filed yesterday:
City of Memphis ct al. VS.. Jos. Grieshaber
ct al.
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GENTLEMEN

Should call and examine our latest styles
of best custom work-COngress, lace,
strap, Oxford and seamless shoes, besides
gents calf and morocco pump tongue
boot, at VAN PELT & GIBSON'S.
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FOR RENT.

n OONS-FurnIshed and unfinished, TO
IL rent. 8s Main s., upstairs also, q ggOu
hsu myll
n ESDENCE.-The desirable residence, No.
II As Madison street, fOrmerly occupied og
7. Ayres, Esq; apply 70 DCro~
m[ or JOHN 3. ROBINSON.
n ESmENCE-5S fernando street, seven
X rooms. servants houses, etc, good wei
and cistern, large lot, healthy ana piessant
f1catfou. large vegetable garden planted and
IN fine condition. Terms moderate; apply 70
7. q CASKIN, Crsftmen's Insusance COM
many + Madison street myO
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HrTE & CoRwINE haYe removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared TO execute orders for Job
irons OF the APPEAL[ll bear this in
mind and act sooordiP9 =.
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IMMENSE BARGAINS !
For Friday and Saturday
HERZOG & BROS.

large lot OF E~mbroideries at 25e pes
yard. Some worth SOC. per yard These
must be closed out to-day or Tomorrow
100 pieces Mosquito Net, at SOC per yard
regular price 40c.
A few dozen pairs Of our celebrated
Kid Gloves for 75c per pair.
Pink and Blue Sash Ribbon has ar
rived.
Fifty pieces Of French Pique and Mar
settles, at fifty cents per yard, II they ar
rive in time for this mornings opening
positively, though, In h afternoon.
HERZOG q BRO.
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Law Caurf...Judne Aaderson.

Court met yesterday morning, and
without transacting any business adj
journed until to-day, when writs of in
quiry will be executed. Tomorrow Will
be motion day.
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B. LOwENsTEIS & Bros. great sal
will come off to-day.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE, LIVER CON-
PLANT, ETC, ETC.-The brain being the
most delicate and sensitive of all our
organs, is necessarily more or less affected
by all our bodily ailments. A headache
Is often the first symptom of a serious
disease. If the nervous system Is af-
fected, there is always trouble at It's
source in the ~pericranlum. And 1t may
be here remarked that as the nervous
fibre pervades the entire frame, no part OF
the physical structure can be affected
without the nerves suffering sympathetic
cally. Liver complaint of every type at
fects the brain. Sometimes the effect IL
stupor, confusion of ideas, h~ypOcbon-
driasis; sometimes persistent or period
ical headache. In any case. the best rem
edv that can be taken is Plantation Bit
tiers. Ia headache proceeding from indi-
Qestion or biliousness, or both, the stom-
ach and anti-bilious properties OF the
preparation viii so0n relieve the toitpre,
by removing the caase. II b complaint
IA purely nervous-in other words, If 1t
had originated in the nervous system,
and Is not the result of sympathy, the
Bitters will be equally ef1cacious.
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NOTICE ExrRAoRDINARY-OPENINa OF
LADIES DREssEs.-Meuken Bros. open
this day an elegant line of ladies' lawn and
linen walking suits at prices from $40 up
ward. These goods are new designs and
at popular prices.
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LETTER LIST.

LADIES, be sure to attend the remnant
sale at B. LOYenstein & Bros. to-day.
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FOE ST. Louis
ar LOufs and New Orleans Packet Company
The PalatiaI and swim Low Pressure steamer
E& RICHMOND -
rs. GiTesn master 1t WoOds--elsrk
vii leave SATURDAY, Ath last, al pm.
RICHD ". LIGHTBURNE, Gen1 Agent,
Company's ONCE. Jefferson street. my5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-13

B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. will offer next
next Friday 200 remnants best prints,
ranging from 5 10 Is yards, atScp per yard.
Ladies should not fail TO call at b. LOwen.
stein q Bros. next Friday.