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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12
The North Bluehill Farmers Club,

Hold their annual fair october {. ISL.
Fourteen pair. cattle On the ground. ANA
t"ruiS hor-e-.
President. Dean Dor!ty
Secretary, Robert ". SNOW.
Iae several committees which were Ap-
pointed decided 4, fullow-
~ OK HAULING.
Augustus 4. Peters, the best pair di,cl-
pluc and strength; John =. Stci> SC
oud do. 4; Dean pority, ihirl do
Jane, l.. Saunders exhibited Tine yoke
Of two-year old Steers. glrtcd 3 feet ;
inchr- hauled IL tons on the dras: a.
tnni-hed al present. Several other pairs
gave good credit t. their owners.
Il. " lIi>ckLEr,/
Bl>J. SNOW. Cana.
l. l.. CUSHING.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

SrAIE pr MtINE. Hancock 10
WHEREAS, JAa- -Usy. % El}swoFth. 30 .l.E
W county 81 Hancock. on tho Il Nth 1av af ,,c
tnher. \ y. lNH. ~ nvr mortgage trtI 10 ta..
date duly s,snci executed and delivered. u.1rt
gagged % hrldgrt Cochran, ct ~aIa Ellsworth a
certain parcel IF land situated az Ellsworth.
siorr.aid, and - partieu larry described ts sat-
mortgage, winch Is recorded 10 Reg ttrF aCl~r.l-
offisc sail County Of Hancock yai i.. a.sr
p', ~ vii !e' reference may 80 had tty a t,g t.-..
!tr description 81 said morts cd prem .-t- Nrf
whereas, the conditions Of said mortgage ht. :.
been broken. The sali 1pehrso claims ! f,-. .s,.
urr Of the same, and gives tliis nof4,r I'D iU :
aHr" with The provisions Of the statute ,I th..
7iAi", Ter the purpose o! lore, LOSING -att Hl.-.
gaze sRIDt.FT COCHRAN
Hy Anury DtIs. Acr I.tY
Dated at Ellsworth. Oct e. ls-i IvA
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teacher to occupy 1t. For once the selfish
ness OF man then works for education.
IL. With agents and school committees
we have a double headed system. aud re-
Sponsibility rest, squarcly upon no one.
Without fixing responsibility somewhere
you cannot have good work done
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\. {. Peters. - on oxen; John ;. >tet-
son. and DO. +; ;. II. johnson, 81 do. Dan
el rrrworsy. Ith 40.
Joseph :. Stoscr 1t on three year-old-
Seth *. Hincklry, End do; Almond II
MAYO. Sd do.
James l.. Saunders. 1T on two-year olds
Arthur llincklcr. end do.
jaime, saunders. 1t on calves.
T. 4. Mitchell, 1t ON mare and colt.
DANIEL +. TEEwoRCY.
NAHUM II. SrET-oN. CDn.
\. G.. PETERS
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VOLUME II.

STATE OF MAINE, Hanco.t

VEF'f7 Ut NNINEt HAnrOrk a.
w hEhtAs, Alfred Il. Corey j. Henry H..
~ ,nas W. Whtpple Geo W Farmer Thas -
,ui"tt niwari0 Farmer, Malvin A. GIats,ltng M
irttf ~; HUNT wife Of " hson MINT known by he
~ ~ =. aiu name 81 t'a,ldtng, Hoyt 4 Co ali OF
ue Ivy OF providence, and State of Rhn,i, Ia
ia"d on the Ih'rieenth day OF August. A. D., ls,;T
oy thelt mortgage deed of that date duty -isn..i
eAccu ei aud delivered hy Gladding uoyt 4 q,
A'"irrald mortsszed 20 John West af Franktin
" We '"nntN OF Hancock aud Stale ., Maine
CERTAIN parcel 81 Wild land situate In TownsbI,
["h"et 'lEht, NO. - in said County of Han
"h'rh Is recorded in The Registry of Deeds oIIr..
~ Err 'Hnhty uf Hancock, in vol l3o page 10 tn
"h,vh SAT- record reference may DO mad tnr !,
pAftr'iaf observation OF SAID mOrtgar.l pr.n,ls
e. AMI, whereas. the conditions 81 4aid n,r,
gage having been broken, the said West claims
I"'No'e>"fe 90 SAID mortgage and gives ihis pn
uee ~ &C 'ortsanre with the provisions OF line
sta,nte IN ihis state for the purpose of orrc losos
az .Hni g. JOHN WEST
Dated AZ ~ WORTH Oct. g. ISL Awu
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Twenty-Eignt Years Practice,

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 30 Female ;
mas placed DR. DOW II the head OF all physicians
making such practice a specially. and enable
hun TO guarantee speedy and permanent cure
In the worst case OF Ssppressioa and all other
Menstrual Dyasgemsafs, from rAateeer essss
All ietters for advice must coatain d. Onice, No,
. ESDIcoTr STREET. BOSTON
n. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, ls7i.-sp.noIyr
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~ BANKRUPTCY
In th~ ma after Of WV D. sHYR MAN
uaak rapt.

bi-srIrt aI Maine A. bangor tha 81 tay OF
prL.th.f. A D.. i--l.
Tiit GHd"r' .ue'i hereby gives notice q hl. ep
l. FnlHi1urAt 50 Assignee rf .1nu -hrI
.ntn " BItS-VArt, Ia M county ut H.nr,ck
4nI STATE 20 Ntin't ithtu -.,ul Di-trset rhl hs.
"r"u AdIH.i "a bankrupt. tnIlyt4uaHv .luH "a.
"a 'N.h't "t th" arm I'D JOHN II. ~urrrn4n n tuiu
pAaf, aiHH hts own ta-sitsru, low tnr Dl-.f.st
Cot II - sald bl-tr4rt, ulr,i IN August. 1871.
JA1thE lit AIMS. A. -a...
4"'l baaSrr, NJ.
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Bakers Orange Grove Bitters.

For Irregularities of the digestive Organs,
tramp or t"lic, or pans IA the Stomach Bow
ell, they "ill Invariably give relief They will be
iOut-i very eificaclou- In cases Of Dyspepsia.
For los Of Appc'iie, Lahguor, General Dcbilit y
and Depression OF spirits, they have equal
They aTr especially recommended for Chronic
Diarrh1a, thill- and Fever, Night oweats, Bill.
ioesness and JaunIice. Z. {. j. BAKER 4 CO.
Sole PFopretors, !OT Commercial street, Boston,
Mass.
WHOLESALE AND retail. AGENTS,
SD. wlGGIN 4 CO., Druggists and Apothecaries,
ELLSWORTH, Maine.
sp.nU-julo.Sb
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NUMBER Al.
Chr gllsuurtb Amrrifan.

PaAishsi every fharsthy Morning nj Peters
t4,as Ellsworth. Nc, by y. X. sAwfEH. for
te.tn-. E-, -re Dist page.
u rurrhNsiLL 4 Co, ~ Park Row New
? f.A. 1ni oht. T. HOWELL n Co, 40 Park Row +,
= s lort, are tho ageuts Tor the AMERICAN
90 tAAt Guy, aud are authorized to contract for
H-.fttag advrrt Tor u al par lowest cash
ltte-. Advertisers 10 that eits are resue -tcd 60
etfr their fayor- with either OF the above hou se.
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81
nArCmELOn.s HAIR DYE.

BNICHELORN HAIR DIE.
Thl- superb Hair Dye Is the best In the vsori d
perfectly harmless reliable and in stsntanesuls
no disappointment, no ridiculous tints or disA.
grceable Odor. The genuine Vim. \. Batchelor'a
Hair De produces lmme AiAs~ly n splendid
Black or natural Brown. leaves the hair clean,
son beautiful does not contain particle OF lie All
any injurious compound sold b. all druggist,
Factory, splyto 10 BOND STREET, y. \.
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Best horse and fastest trotter on the
ground. X. W. Coudou's "Col. Knox"
four years Old; Ellery Varnum's, same
age, md do.
J. l., SAUNDERS.
L. {. MITCHELL, : Com.
JOHN STEIsoN.
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rRI 1T.

Best apples, \. ii. Stetson; second do.
u. +. Treworgy; third do. J. ;. Stetson !;
best cranberries, John Stetson; second do.
ID. +. Treworgy; best citron. II. W. Hinck-
ley.
X. Z. JOHNSON,
5. ii. JOHNSON, Com.
CHARLES SNOW.
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Notice.

NOTICE i. hereby given that By virtue OF a Ii
IN cense from the Judge OF Probate there Will
be exposed for sale, At public yendae, 1t The
Deer Isie Post ONCE In Deer Isle, On the twenty
eighth day of October next at ten O'Clock Ia the
forenoon, the real estate Of Elizabeth Pressey IN
the County OF Hancock. deceased, for the pay
ment Of her debts and incidental charges OF sale
Said real es tate consists Of about four acres OF
land and is situated in Deer Isle.
FRANKLIN CLOSsOS, Admir-.
Deer Isle, Sept. 18th, ISL. 3w3s
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Best corn. Danl. +. Treworgy. also
best oats. ? kinds, best beans 3 kinds. bes,
peas. best beet-seed; best barley. l.. z.
Gushing.
j. l.. SAUNDERS. J
: X. HINCKLEY. Com.
l.. L. Cushing.
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j. II. SCHENCK. MD.
PHILADELPHIA
Atto advertisements.
state of Maine.
tIEeuyIvE nEpARYMfuI

AUGUSTA. >-pt. 80, l--l.
A Adjourned scsslon Of the Executive ous.
"a cal VI &c held sr~~sess Z -.
"a Augusta on TUESDAY. the tenth iay u o. tlltr
NJ a.. a. 10 O'Clock. y. ".
Attest FRANKLIN VI. DREW
.Nlo Secretary Of STATE
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O> VEGETABLES.
Best early rose potatoes. j. l.. Saunders !;
best Jackson do, \. q. Peters best white
mountain do. = h. ilinckley. Best mann
moth French squash. ne, 100 lbs. Willis
Dodge; Cal. and cheese pumpkins. Dean
Dority; best native pumpkins, Danl. Tree
worry.
HENRY FRANKS.
;. X. HINcKLEr, COn.
JOHN STET>ON
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

Memorial Association. -The speak
ing, which was announced for last
Wednesday night, in the Presbyterian
Church, was postponed until next
Tuesday night at the same place
We are charitable enough to say that
the small audience which presented
itself on Wednesday night was attibu-
table, in part, to the services held in
some of the other churches. and to
the impression which seemed to pre-
vail, that an admission fee would be
required; but we are authorized by
the Association to say that no such
arrangement was contemplated. The
Ladies have enough funds now in
hand to carry out their plans, but
the absence of that interest which
should be manifested in the cause By
the community at large, have induced
them 20 propose this plan as a means
of arousing the people to a sense of
duty they owe to their honored dead.
If the appearance of our Cemetery is
to be the standard of civilization by
which we are to be judged, then. alas
to what deplorable degree of hea
thenish barbarism have we decended.
What will be the sentence of the
court of Heaven passed upon this
community at the bar Of fual iudg-
ment. when the spirits of our fathers,
mothers, sisters, brothers, husbands.
wives and children, and those who
fought, bled and persisted upon the
CORY field of battle, shall confront US
and tell us in solemn accent, that we
cannot deny, you neglected, mos.
shamefully, the spot where our NOR
tai remains were sleeping. Need we
say more on this topic, we trust not,
but that the people of Bristol-G ood-
son and the country around, will as
semble in the Presbyterian Church |
next Tuesday to hear the addresses to
be delivered and on Wednesday re-
pair to the Cemetery and redeem the
vows they have made to those who |
sleep beneath its sod.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

Memorial D0y.-NOtice is given
by the Ladies of the Memorial As
ISOLATION that they have selected
Wednesday next, the, 10th as Memo
rial day. 1t is earnestly asked. by
them that there will be entire una
unity and concert of action in deco
rating the graves of our dead. All
business will be suspended and citizens
and Sabbath Schools will meet at the
various churches at 9 A NJ, form in
procession and meet at the Nickels
House corner, at 10 o'clock, prompt
ly. The Masous. Sons of Temperance
and all other orders and organizations
will attend in body, and all are re-
quested to bring flowers to strew above
the halIowed dust of our beloved and
departed ones. We hope no one will
be so absorbed in the effort to live
that they will or that day forget to
honor the dead.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

The PhrenOloglc0L Journal, an Illus
trated, First-Class Family Magazine,
devoted to the "Scieuce of Man"
Contains Phrenology and Physiog-
nomy, with all the "Signs of Charac-
ter" and how to read them Ethnolo-
gy. or the Natural History of Man
Practical Articles on Physiology, Diet,
Exercise and the Laws of Life and
Health. Portraits, Sketches and BIZ
Ographies of the leading Men and WO-
men of the World, are important fea
lures. Much general and useful infor-
nation on the leading topics of the day
is given, and it is intended to be the
most interesting and instructive Pic
torial Magazine published. By spe-
cial arrangement we are enabled to off
er the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL as a
Premium for five prepaid 81 new sub
scribers to the Nc,OS, or will furnish
the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL and
Bristol NeaU8 together for, 1878. We
commend the JOURNAL TO all who
want good Family Magazine, and
who does not? Address all orders to
Editors Bristol NelUs-
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WAR NEWS.

PARIS, April 29th.-2O0O people fled
from Paris on Wednesday. The COM
mune have made requisition on the
railway companies for two millIoz
francs. Provisions are growing scarce.
MAY 1st.-Terrific fighting is going
on, nothing to compare with 1t, has
been witnessed since the war began.
The Masons, in procession half-mile
long planted their banners on the
ramparts under a heavy fire several
were killed and wounded.
Paris is being numerically she'll
ed.
Napoleon declares he will listen tC
no proposition for his return to Paris
Mr.. Thiers has determined upon 8
coup d'etdt upon entering Paris ant
making himself and Gen. .McMahOn
Joint regents with Eugene.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

Reu. Darid S1ltiRs.-This di5tin-
guished minister of the Holston Con-
ference. is now on a visit to this city.
He preached at Central Church, last
Sabbath evening to good congrega-
ton. His sermon was practical, ear
nest, evangelical and produced a fine
impression upon the audience. Some
of his points were inimitable and,
like shafts from the bow of God,
went home TO the Eeart. May his
visit be repeated. We Would love
TO have him arith as all the chile
Baltimore Z. Methodist.
WE don't doubt the sincerity of
DIR. Poisars wish, several other COM
munities are affected with the
same. but we wrought hard to get the
reverend gentleman and we will work
still harder to retain him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05
BUSINESS.

J. R. Ware.-We present our
readers to-day with the advertisement
of perfectly solid and reliable Com
mission House, in Washington city,
D. G. R. j. Ware solicits special con-
Signments of produce which abounds
in our country. Mr.. Thos. J. War
ren, CT Emory and Mr.. A. l.. Mali
cote of Abingdon, are gentlemen
we'll known in our vicinity for their
integrity and business capacity, and
we are able to promise their special
attention to all shipments made to
Mr.. Ware. Washington is, for many
articles superior market. and we
hope our friends will patronise the
house literally.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

Pursuit Of She abingdon Burglars.
T,co Of Then Escape. One Of Them
Begged. On Wednesday last Sheriff
Juo. d. Cosby was appraised of the
presence, in Bristol, of the burglars
who recently entered the store of Mr..
J. c. Greenway. at Abingdon. On
his arrival here by the 6 A. NJ. train,
he found them ready to take the Tenn.
cars for Knoxville. They recognized
him and fed, leaving a heavy trunk
On board the cars and checked for
Knoxville. Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Hughes
took horses and pursued them down
the railroad to the tank. Capt. j. c.
Hammer took the 7-45 freight train,
which vas signaled by two of the
burglars at the six mile tank. The
train was stopped and as they were
preparing to walk into Hammers net
thew discovered Jones and Hughes
close in their rear and took to the
woods, Capt. Hammer shooting al
them twice. One of them. Lewis
Broddie, was caught, but Waltel
Boyd made good his escape. Botl
we're colored men from Abingdon
Joe Banks is still at large. having
made his escape in a different direc
+. ton from Tic DEPOT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

Arriued.-TwO of the young gentle
man, MessrS. Fred. Sherman and R.
D. Turner, who left Selma, Ala, few
weeks ago 10 make the trip to New
York on Horseback-an account of
which appeared on the first page CT
our last weeks issue-arrived in Bris-
tol, or last Sunday morning from
B,Ountville. They remained here till
Tuesday morning, and again resumed
their journey, taking the road to Alb
ingdon. Mr. c. l.. Tilden was taken
sick at Knoxville and took the cars
They express themselves much pleased
70. They are well mounted, and not
at all in a hurry.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

The Question Settled.-The people
of Bristol have indicated their APP
prevail Of internal Improvement. On
last Monday their voices were raised
in unmistakable accents against the
policy of old fogyism which has essay
ed to govern item since Bristol first
sprung into existence. From this de-
cisive voice, let the old womanish
system, learn a lesson that, hereafter.
we will elect men who are fully alive
TO the demands of the interest of
Bristol at large, and not i'll the service
of few property holders, who, by
their sincere lo1e of the Almighty
Dollar, are doing more to retard its
growth than otherwise; men who are
not improving their property, and
holding it out of market, or at such
exOrbitant prices that no sane mar
would give them, are dealing Bristo
death blows. We trust that thi!
direful policy will be abandoned il
the future and that a more liberia
view of the general interest of the
town will be manifested.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05
Poisonous Medicines.

The theory that she virus of disease can
be safely counterfeited by doses Of poison, is
false and dangerous. Within the last TWEEN
ty-five years, not less than score of virulent
poisons have been added to the repository of
the medical profession. They are given in
small doses, otherwise they would destroy
life Immediately; but even in minute guam
titles, shey produce, ultimately, very disas-
trous effects. 1t is unwise and unphilosoph-
ical to employ, as remedies, powerful and in
sidious drugs, which in ubjugating one dis
case, SOW the seeds of mother still more I'M
manageable, None of these terrible medical
ments operates with as much directness and
certainty upon the causes of the dis case as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, tonic and cor
rective, without single deleterious ingredi-
ent in its composition. Arsenic and quinia
are given for intermittents bromide of pot
assium for nervous disorders strychnlne
and prussic acid for general debility; mer-
curry, in various forms, for liver complaint :;
preparations of chlOroform and opium for
sleeplessness and yet these deadly drugs do
not compare, as specifics for the diseases
above enumerated, with that wholesome veg
etable invigorant and Alternative, while they
are all so pernicious that it is astonishing
any physician should take the responsibility
of prescribing them. Let invalids for their
own sakes try the Bitters before they resort
to poisODs. The relief they will experience
IRON course of the harmless specific will
render a recourse to the unsafe preparations
referred to, quite unnecessary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05
The LyncE,burg Forgery Case
Ambrose e. Woodruff.

Lynchburg has been greatly exci:-
ed and We doubt not. mortified, over
the detection of several forgeries, by
a prominent citizen and merchant Of
that city, who for several years, has
occupied high position as staunch
business man. In referring to the
affair the Lynchburg Virgianian says /:
We allude to Mr.. Ambrose r. Wood
ruff, late of the firm of Woodruff & Co.,
Qrocers and commission merchants.
1t seems that on Sunday last he left
the city, Ostensibly to be gone q few
days OH some private business. Two
or three days afterwards his brothers
were surprised at receiving a letter
from him announcing briefly his pur
pose TO sail for Europe never to return.
No cause was assigned This infor-
nation gave rise 10 suspicious, which
resulted in the discovery that, before
leaving, he had perpetrated number
of forgeries. the full extent of which
has not yet come to light. 1t is known
that most if not all, the banks and bro
kers of the city are sufferers, in vari-
Gus amounts ranging, it is said, from
81 800 up to $4,000. We have heard
also of three or four private parties
who were defrauded in the aggregate
to the extent of probably $4,000
There may be others in like predica-
ment, and most probably are AS far
as known the .forgeries will, we sup
pose, mount up to something like $50
600, and they may exceed these fig
ures. The fatherin-law of Woodruff.
Mr.. George T. Peasants, of Amherst
county, is the party whose name was
forged.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

Damaged 1y Woter-We regret to
Ioan that our young and enterPrising
merchant Mr.. JAS. NJ. Barker, sus-
tanned a considerable loss by the
heavy rain, which fell last Sunday
night. Mr.. B. had an amount OF
goods stored in his cellar; the water
rushed over the sidewalk and food
ed the cellar to the depth of about
two feet injurying and destroying for
ty-fve sacks of salt. twenty barrels OF
plaster, about enc hundred pounds OF
feathers, some soap, sole leather &c.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05
Southern Dental Association.
Very thankfully,
r, g. REED,
Cor. Sec. Philo. Soc.

The Southern Dental Association
which convened in the city of Charles
ton. s. c. on the 18th inst, adjourned
on the 18th. The next annual meet
ING will be held in Richmond, Virgin
ia on the second Tuesday in July
1872.
There was a full delegation from al
the State and local associations of the
south and some of the Northern
States Snd cities were represented.
f. G.. Clark, Ga, was elected Presl'
dent of the Association for the ensu-
ing year, d. Patrick, of Charleston, 5
c., ist; DR.. II. NJ. Grant, Abingdon
Va, End DR.. Floyd. Fayetville, n
c., 3rd Vice Presidents.
DIR. Bond. of Columbia, S. c. Secre
tary.
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A Newspaper Free.

To every new subscriber who sends
us 50. 90 in advance, and to every old
subscriber who renews his subscrip-
ton by sending us $500 in advance,
we will send the Peoples Journal,
free for one year. 1t is a monthly il
lustrated journal of sixteen pages and
of itself worth the money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05

Cate HouSe.-We invite attention to
the advertisement of this excellent
House in Blountville. Mr.. Kate pos
sesses those peculiar qualifications
which are necessary to the comfort and
luxury of the public. His house is an
excellent one and he spares no pains
to render his guests happy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-05
MEsEC AYp nrsICAL lySTRInENTs.

PROF. PAPE has been engaged for the last
eighteen years in the PianO-and General
Music trade in Virginia, n. Carolina and
Tennessee, and his experience and the uni
versal satisfaction his patrons have expressed
will recommend him to all who may wish to
purchase agOoi Piano, Organ or any other mu-
steal Instrument, Sheet Music, Strings and
any thing in the Music line.
He will attend to tuning and repairing
Pianos, in which bra .ch of business he has a
very fine and extensive reputation. Parties
living at distance will be required to fur
nish conveyance or pay travelling expenses.
Direct Orders to
PROF. c. 0. PAPE,
Box so, Bristol, Tenn.
Nov. lS, 1870-tf.