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In theCiscsh Ccur, for 81 Mary scounsy.
sitting asa Courtcf Equity.
No. 2o2 N Equity.
nRDERED, ,his 10th day Of Srpe
" 1871, hat the sale made and repor,,a
by Il. &. Combs and J. s. Dswus, Trustee.
IN this cause, berati6ed asa souiirn uple,,
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 2nd Monday Of July aex,; provided !
copy OF this order be published In the s,
Mary . Bsaesa once wesk for three suece,.
sive weeks prior to the said sad Monda, q
July.
Tie Report states that The land sold tor
$s7s.
JNo A cAMALIER CIR.
True cory-Test:
JNO A CAxALIER, Clh.
July Is, Iesl-sw.
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tsH2S xa1 HO2S[ IAfsSS
.frc-s p=s % r<eats -ir.sss
NOR ONE H0fR
sftes rcaaing this advertisement reed N. one
slfsr vita rsia
hAcwas's Ready keiiet h . cure snf Every main.
II vss the 6rss aad Is
fAe Onfy Pals Remedy
that instantly stops the Ecss exe-ueiai;ar
pains, ailays Infamnafion, and eu-~s Coares-
toes, whether Of tie LunRs. S.suaeh. Bovsl,.
% Other rlssds Of organs By one App,ieasiea
IN fro@ One to Teesey Knxses.
no matter hos vio,eus or excsue;afirr The uais
The XII ennasie, Bed-ridden, lnffu, Crirp,ed.
Neuralgia, e pscs,rased with diseas< may su..
RAbWArS READY RELIEF
xiu sssri isstaxf e.sse.
Mfcm.afsea efo< Ki1sess, fxEa~~asie. efaas
6sadser. f.fasnafiea II fie Bessi,. Cancrseisn
q ne LsHss. Sore zzrosf. DiJkesh Breufisss.
FatYfafien y tAe Hear, Hsserses, Cte.p, Dip
tasssa, Cafar.A, x.srrssa, Headache. 1eoeksexe,
NsraIsis, RAzmans~, Gid Cxiids, Asss
Chilli.
The application oftae Rssdy Rslif to the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty e.
ists will afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops IN halfa tumbler Of water win in
lev moments curc cramps, spasms sour stomach
heart burn. sick headache, aiasrhea, dys.nie-
y, collie, wind in the bowe,s, and al Internal
palma.
: Travellers should always carry . bottle Of
karrsy's Ready Reiief with them. A few drops
in water viii prevent sickness or paine from
change OF water. II Is better than Preach Bran.
| day or Bitters as siiaulant.
FEVER IND ASLE
Fever and Ague cured for 6fiy cents. There
10 not a remedial asea, in this orld that viii
cure Fever and Ague, and all other maisrious,
bilious. scarlet, typhoid, yellow, and other fe.
vers taided BY Railways fills) 90 suek a.
R.sdway's Ready Relief Einy cents ve- hat, Il.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
E. LEO SPACD!NG,
an fr.-ur cr Mr. &r.xnr-, M

THE Business Of tic late firm Of P0CNai-
l. RAT & AcCGLEY, for the sale Of Prt-
visions Cottor, Sugar, Aoiasscs, and all kinds
II proesH, also agent for James 4. Nillrr's''
tCtickcn Cock Whiskey, will be continued 81,
the old stand. 20 LIGHT STREET, BY 4. Lro
SfALDiSs, under tie name OF PorxAiKar Il ", :
Crtlr.
E. LEO sPALDISG.
Nay 5, lssl-lys
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-13
DORSEYS
TOBACCO COMPOUND.
important to I obacCo Planters.

hR. G. ". DORSEY, of Calvhr, county, Ma.
II ryland, having made series Of expert.
ments has furnished US with a formula Of fer
tilizer particularly adapted for Tobacco culture
The committee appointed by the Calver, Coun-
~ Agricultural Society 20 examine into the mer-
its Of different fertilizers in concluding their re-
port, state, That after careful examination,
We are fully satisfied ,ha. the Dorsey Compound.
prepared from formula furnished by himself, is
very superior in its effects on ths Tobacco crop.
and we feel safe in recommending il 20 our Plan
tiers as the best Fertilizer for Tobacco known 10
u.s."
II also acts extremely well on Fruit Trees
The. Dorsey Cereal Compound is also unsur-
passed for Grain crops.
Dorsey's Tobacco Compound. co. per ton
$4,000 bs.
GOrsey's Cereal Compound. 800 per ton
$4,000 lbs.
For sale ty
A. NEEDHAM 4 SONS,
lac Light street Wharf
Baltimore, Nd.
March %, ls1l-4m.
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NOTICE 70 COLLECTORS,

HNHE Bard Of School Commi, sicners.
Il AZ its last meeting co the 30th OF
May. passtd the following resolution F.:
Res}red, That the presen, DIS &c The
school work require immediate payment
o oil moneys due Il. aud therefore thss
the Treasurer gise notice in ihs Beacon
that the Board will meet on tbs
nth DAY OF JULY,
expecting the several Csanty Collectors
b ray o. that day into the Treasury the
school taxes assigued them for collection.
BY srdsr Of the Beard.
JAMES BUNTING,
Treasurer,
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Notice.

IN BAKER OYER having aiihdrswn
l. from the & M Of DYER, IlrLl 4 Co.
wc have associated with Us IN Lu.i., 80
L Dx .ARru GARDINER Gate Of the frm Of
". A. Padsctt 4 Co. under the name
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R. A. GOLDEN & Bro.
CIR O GERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS:
Washington -. G.

A RE happy to announce to the citizsus
"A ofSt. Mays cr'usy Shd its conticui.
~ that having at much expense provided
In creased facilities for the accomro da,iou
and storage Of goods an.f cattle sent to them
for ssie on Cof!mission. that they are pre-
pared to on .r to those wh- may entrus.
them with their patronage assurances tina.
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Our close communication with the wh,rvss
and our long establishment IN the Grocer
business, enable rs to command better psi.
ces for corptry products than possessed BY
any Commission Merchant in the city.
Remember the place.
r. A. GOLDEN h BRO.
Warehouses No. 50 and 60
street South
Washington ID. q
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COMMISSION AGENCY.

BIltiaore, Kd, Jane ia, 1871.
HAVING located myself AZ las Yves. Pratt
H Street, for the purpose Of
carrying on the business Of Commission Agent,
for the sale Of all kinds Of Country Produce,
Tobacco excepted, | respectfully offer my SER
vices to NY friends and the citizens generally of
81. Mary's and adjoining counties Of lower Ma
ry!and in that capacity, and solicit a shsre Of
their patronage, piedging myself to use my best
endeavors 20 promote the Interests Of those who
favor me with their patronage.
JAMES A. WISE,
No. 1873 SoCrn CHARLES STREET,
DiiiRore.
EErEas To
Cot. b. q HknRis, COT. JAS s. DowSs, JcMS
a. CAxALiER, jos. II. Key, Esq, sonx F. KiSc,
ESQ, Leonardtown, Nd.
June Is, ls1t-tfs
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Trustees Sale
Of
REAL ESTATE

RY sirsee Of Decree Of the Csrr.ns
- cOars for 81. Mary's ecsa,r. s;,,irr
- cours of Eqrisy. the snders;sued. -
Trustee. VII oaee u public sale. a. q.
Court House doss in I.eecardscwu, On
ru, s,lay. the ist day Of Aug :,
ISL.
se'uccn N. hours Of | O'Clock r. ~. snf
) ocloek. T. NJ. all that valuable tat
o land cali. 4 aud kaown %
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HEALTHl BEAUTY!t

Strong and pure rich blood-:ncrease Of flesh and
weight-.lear skin and beautiful complexion
secured to all.
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"BROOkLYN''
or
trace TRACK
containing
60 acres,

mere o. less.
Said land l. III CLEARED aud incloe. 4 .n.i
lies in one body. for the most prs. vi,
l. the 9 rpsratc limits Of the village
Leonard,own. The land il highly
prowd. as the crops Of grass nos uro', is
will shsv. The buildings upon il a;c in
good order.
TERMS Of Safe.
One-thisd Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale or 6ual rati6ea-
ton thereof. aud credit eff ono and two
years on tie balance. payable in equal
annual miscellaneous. ana srcurcd BY the
bends of the purchaser. with security to
lie approved Of b. TIE Trustee. the whole
to hear interest irom the day Of sale till
paid.
JOS. II. KEY.
Trustee.
July 6, 1S7i-t..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-13

Dr.. Radscay's SrsaparHian Resident
has made the most astonishing cures; %
quick, so rapid are the changes the body I'M
dcrgoes. under the influence of itis truly
wonderful medicine, that every day AN it,
crease in flesh and weight is seen aud felt
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

March l6, lszi--sm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

from VI. Grcg"irc. There are now a,
Mt Desert. few if any of the descend.
ants oi the original French settlers.
We close the quotation here. and in.
scrt quotation from work by DE
Costa, published a few years siucc, Civ.
ing history of Mt Desert. which
giv"s this bit Of history, and the bury.
ing pace Of the Gregorcs.
Here (near lIull's Coyel saws De
Costa, dwelt Ma.lam Marie rhcrcse de
G,cgoirc. a descendant of ID. Ia Motto
Cr'i'liac 1t appears that in the year
loss the Kin. of france gave to Car.
dlliac large tract OF land on the
mtlrlani, together with the Island of
Mount Desert, Of which he took non-
nal possession, aud executed several
p'pcrs in which he STYLED himself
Lord of DDnaqucc and Mount De-
sert. Dpnaqucc was the Indian name
for what IS now Union river. Madam
Grc-olrc IN company with her husband
Barthrlcmv de Grcgoirc appeared be
fore the General Court of Massachu-
sets, sitting IN Boston, petitioning for
the confirmation Of her right, "a grand
daughter of Clr.lilac. The court
heard amt granted her plea, July 9th,
l'o'. ami afterwards bv special act
naturaiizti Madam. her husband and
children. Pierre. Nicholas and Marie
Madam t'rrGorc cane into possc>s sion
oi about 90 OJJ acres, embracing part,
"t the main land au the entire Island.
except where already occupied b, actu-
Al settlers. In CpiuL tai, way, tlcav.
~ Huns Cove. and foaowin. thr road
untii tAr hAINtug ground is passed.,
aHi then sttiNlnr acto>, the fields Of
fuint Levi 10 SII,bury'> C,yc) il will
PROVE intervstu. u Visit the grave, OF
the Gfr1"'rc' found jnst outside the
bJryn- ground ut the >Iuti East cor
ucr. Tic .,rplul, wrrc laid ont lony
after the Gsrs"ucs died. and there he
iI1 ~ monument, the graves were
probably overlooked whcn the fence
N1~ pat up. Dc C,,ta SAWS the .pot
~h'naia A. least ~ cpy rel by suita-
hic monument. About three fourth,
"t "a ulic bick Of the beach at Huus
C.yc. thr cellar u the Gr, gore house
j. pDntrl out
> aucl, ror De C,,ta'. account Of
tii, ancjcut finiIy. Blt Ne vou,i in-
qluc, what became Of Prrrc, y cAo-
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NEW JEWElRY STORE.

THE subscriber would announce TO
the people OF Ellsworth and vicin-
iiy that he has purchaSei the stock In trade Of
1tO y. DUNN, and ad.ie 10 The same n frcsh
lot of JEW WATCHES, &c and would
De pleased u have those call OF him whu ant
.TCHE> or JhwELkl repaired "a no are
purchasing new JEWkLRi 4c- lie has ell
selected stock oi goods in his line. and intend,
TO deal fairlf th all Customers. Pa ticU lar At
tention paid To all work entrusted 10 ole care.
A0 Work bdyrasisd.
wiii the public try me - 10 prices and
workmanship
store, Main St. Ell-worih aine. neat door
above . ID. wtggia's Drug store.
l.. L. DAVIS.
Ellsworth. Dec 23l ls1e 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

from Tho Atlantic MOI TIL, for February
Kittery Annie's Dream.

Ef CrLI, THhNTFR.
What ponder YOU. kii.cry Annie.
That idle yuu 1T in thc .un
E'Eking he clitir before YOU
" bile Nour work lIr- al unlonetr
Lutlc Annie turned To- her mistress.
u ihnk of INV drram" .ilr .niL
IL lic> on my miuI III, liVrInng daV
weight a. hcs,: j. head
~ h1i dreamed you. kutery Annie,
t,mr ir,i ,uut dream Iu n.''
-'op. | thought could n"; hear vour voice
for ibe tn u'i' ring 81 The >va.
Prom ea>i nr'' w"-,. sud norih lnd south,
u gathered hrrcc aud tat.
And fas, Il about the quiet hon>e
Aud reached the door At last:
And in,t A. Il il raised hand
Aui >ltuca angtN blow.
\ great wave lsai ssHin>t the door,
1hrg silence seemed tn grow" :"
'lid 10 unc an>wcr. Arnie.
il 4w ful knu,h q the nnnrs"'
-N'. 49, Ne. -Iili 5nl witrl, were still.
A"s beard 40, hing more
.ir n'a '.r thought oi her bnmny .on>.
Anl fas-' 'irfH 10 her heart = chill
Ana 't"r -" Ii,oug', "f Iic rtvcning -as.
Aud tf- dnrai" ihst l-',!cd ~.
''u. d, it IN, bonn, lsS, il ,rcA..
ll.hing th h.u-r aiuuuds
o. l- % flsrit 'umr,de ui.-l tni rue.
MG-t - hi- prime hr drowncds"
With hi, clear gr1y ctc. sni : ,licn beard.
Liz >lr"n. touus Ling 81 th. >,a'
The Younger suir. 4u.i " Nptl.,r'' BE-. .4tI
80 m'fh,r' ,t-len Ia me
She answered him wth- sudden rrv.
''''uf ili'ni j. z,nr 80 h- .iI
HHH. ..H
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b ,pr ,al ae, of Con.re.,,
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TIE tuhscriher has taken the Hou-c r-ocuii, ~
] c<tei by '.tO. ". ttG.E. knoun a. i#c IN
swort House and has r, fitted aHt trtntut-he9 t.
ihroufb bout forming fili % dr-ctNc- rrs
i,ur. and lie haS iheretafr rhrf>tcus-i TIM ~
iipTtI. ~ strict attention u bu-tu~-- uaH
accommodating u ait - ami clerk and With
oli ami experienced ho-ti.r -, .ung a hNiurc o.
the rtab = 10 btNc oi that department. Dee
hopes IL meet ant to a gos,t sfaIs
public patronage. No pam, viii bv spar.t D.
MAKE ihis House 4 iavut3te With the tTAkrlt
public
sstvery room an the hou.s i. neatly rsiut~l
cHrPctted and iuI uishr,i
u. W. gAGLEN. Proprietor
Oct. i.th i~4o sItf
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-09

trettcreS Utlo III erSfner, benn itr 8inb an be
Seite zines treuen @eihiiBers hnrdb bas 9sten ae
benu iebsn, mar jss tnc i9r einjiSer, ier fe9nliA
fer 28unit.
6ier am fhwarsen ssluiTe lsften ia sicte jung
Mdnnfr. fat ausihlie6li4 fransSiiAer Ntfnnft
e raren ater iimmtlib cbne perfeinsrte grsiebunl
tn Dem YHanSerleten aufasiuabisn unb fonnte,
oarum Der fcin erjcSenen Melanie teine g8abl Bic
ten.
Ser Sftcter mar ea, nit Gnee beiYet6en itrSm
ten Bic reihen, rornebmen fransSi3iten @reclenfa
mtlien aus alien Ge8snoen BON 9cuij jiana nat gfen
Srleans nno cas 9rc6artise gBinterleten In eiele
SiaSt nabm isinen Mnfana.
Xcupenecurt uno feline Satin teihlpi1,n, NIT Is.
rer Sohter oieien gSintsr In Stem Srleans ,u,u
brin8en nne bort Elm l6aus AT MAIDEN, uno es MIR.
ben siHaf aQe 8crtsbrunsen 5u nieier lausern u.s.
peienbsit BON eaus setrcfsn.
Sa5are icllte auf Der Ylamtaae ,,rridtlsiten, I'm
oteelte bn berpalten. Saupee, bic Sncianeri,, ate
lcats, au6sr Der nStbi9en Gienetihaft, nit mad
Der Staot rsiien.
Scurenccurt batte beaimmt, suerit cine @eite boz
3mmern i'm ct gbarles 9ohl ,u be,ieben, trei
niss oas erfe @aitbaus pisaei In DEN aan,en Ser
Saaten mar, irbalo iih aber Die G5elesenbsit bieer
'riiroe, Elm sisenss alais 3u faufen, rots CT rss
ttun; Senn er mar Gin ebr rsitter Manm serproen
oa tbm ieine 8aumrcllenerntsn jdbrliA lter bret,
Bi9tauisno Dollars atmarfen.
Bst allen ieinen Seiuhen In Stem Orleaus mai
Ct i'm ct. Bouts ,6ptel in Dem franaSIifhen Sbei
Der Stabt atssifiesm, In relasm man faum eli
enslilheS gScrt 6crte uno pc ale Gitteu uno Sc.
brdude fih nod immer rein s5ransSfih erbalte,
tattcn, mdbrenb in Dem amerifaniIden Sbeile Der.
ls!tsn tait Atiemano fran3SiiA ipraa unb MIR ame
ritani,te Sitten berriAtsn.
Sn oisiem 3beile Der gtaet Iaa bas ct. G6arle,
petel, uno Ncurenccurt mdblte 60 rcr,uas,rei1e
I'M ttnsr soAtcr Gelessnbeit 3u seten, SnsliId
81 reoen, nno fe aud init Dem amerifantlhen &C.
ben bstannt 5u MAIDEN.
Gslas aber aud Die mbemusts gitelfsit ir 9cu
renecurt nit einer iruneertar rei,enbeu, eleaante
So4tsr tsi Den 9lmsrifaneru au aldn;en, neil e
wuBte, mie nett Oislanie Bic amerieanilhen Dame
surh i9re ihlaSenoe gaSnbsit, aber nanentli:
bura itre sstiss lleterlssenbsit uno ibre natiiri
DE SietensmareiSfeit. in @batten ifeaem miree.
uster cisie fleine, iear ju sntiauleisenne @Awa
DE eahte CT niht an BE srdnsenlcien @ornrtbeil
osr Amerifauer sesen bic sbtunft ron afrieaniiAeu
9lute, uno psrsab, oab tis @rdfn Guaerone ira
uno ton,tt nod unter bic farbisen Wen1hsn &c
5aelt puroe, wabrsnD aaerbinss Wslanie fir gan
Ipsb gait.
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quler o. w. Steele bancroft. Mm lebten Oonners
nag boIten ibn msbrere ieiner @ldub8er In ieinem
pauie ab, anseblidp I'm ibn Dor @eriht 5u brin9en
eltbem aber bleb Ger lber bic @ren3s oes Gounip's
Gnlflbrte psrl9uunoen. Der SberlIf. Der ole Spu.
ren perolste meint: Steele ei BON o:n erbitterteu
] @ldubiaern aeb6net moroen.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-09
an5men5aenperbronnt gbicqoo

6in Wenfdh en- Derbrannt. ghica80,
81. San. peute Worsen um A llbr brad i'm pol
lioaD Saus in &enoibo, Wisc.. stener aus uno balo
oarauf iiano bas ean3e @ebduoe In 6lammen. Utan
madte aQe Mnfirensuneen. bic Snioiien ouftumeden
uno eine srobe An3abl sntiom quo slldl!4. olsin
Nniier uno pier Rinoern. lam in ben 6ammen uni.
Gin Wtann Namens Dat. 1rown. weltter als 1or'
ter i'm Sauie ansefeQt mar. omie Die farbige ROBIN
ueroen permibt uno baben DahrideinIid ebenfoua
IN ben JIammert ibren Sob eefunoen. Webrere Yer
lonen erlitten erbebli1e Ueriufe.
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Elm ietr ebfrs, ptrttpeaed sefsro aeeauit persen,
omn oarin Iiest Elm steit S9res Dantss.
Sd staute'es aud, nab4 Yaul bas gBcrt, Der
anfanf eines 9toes su sintm ssrinsen Yreis ipiirs
be sans selpi6 bem Grafcns Die ssrenee psrSerten.
Wlan brai,ht ia uiht eas a1ertbsuerfts sn pdblen
0ie freuhiss auiresnns ban.'s unS tires scs.
nes mar arc6. lanse mod rte Grmano itrsa Ser.
denseraiiien Rter Acuuen t1firts at mno fbieo mil
Dem @eriprshsn, mcrssn Fb @ormittass nieoa
eiusufnSsn, nm nit gaul euf bic pferSsiaan ~
aebtn.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-09

Die geleibgung - &idreiie. = Das 9uiammenreen be,
Grsunne. - Die gnbsduns. - Dis aisbenoen. Scr
- e!terlibe Se9en
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-14
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH 1T,

The result of the recent elections at the
North has at last opened the eyes of the
blind leaders of the Democratic party to
the fact that their party is dead. Some of
them have been turning up their noses for
some time, as if they smelled something
dead, but they had never thoroughly real
lied the fact, until the result of last Tues
day lifted the curtains, and revealed the
Democratic party as only a Ioathsome,
sinking corpse. Now, theyar discussing
the question, what shall be done with it?
1t seems that it is hard for them to deter
mine whether to gather up its bones and
give it first-class funeral, or whether it is
better to keep up the foolish attempts they
have been making for the lasi five years to
resurrect, its putrid body. Whether to use
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-14

The Tammany leaders are said to be re-
organizing their. scattered forces with a
view to recovering lost power.-s..-a--.l
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arrest Decay.


When plant tree begins to decay it must needs
die 1t cannot be reYitalzed. But it is not so with
human beings. "A human ruin can be repaired,
strengthened, restored, though brown leaf or with
cred blade of never be made green again In
the autumn Of life, in its winter when nature
seems to be giving way under the pressure of years.
is still possible to retard the progress of decay and to
lend to age more than its wonted vigor AS means Of
promoting this object. Hostetters Stomach Biters is
Internationally the most potent of all restoratives 1t
will not make the old young but will prevent lessen
or sOothe the nfrmties which the usual acccmpa
nimen Of the decline Of life. For debility and lack
OF nervous power, from whatever arising it is
the medicine that Of all others before the world best
deserves the name of specific. In purity in myigor
ating properties in adaptation to weak stomachs and
feeble organizations it has competitor among the
tonies of the pharmacopeia, nor among proprietary
remedies. Besides its strengthening principle it pos
alternative and regulating properties of the high
est erder and as an anti bilious medicine is far prefer
able to any of the preparations containing mercury
lime has shown that for physical decay debil
y dyspepsia, bilious disorders and intermittent fever
Hostetters Btters is remedy without rival. This
the season of the fall of the leaf let it remind the
DID, the feeble the sckly to invgOrate and regulate
their systems with this great vegetable tonic and alter
atiye. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-14

restoratives or spades and shoyels is the
great question. If our advice is worth
anything to the friends of the deceased, we
would advise spades by all means. 1T is
no time now, in this nineteenth century,
to be talking about resurrecting a body
which has been dead so long. And then
so long as the friends of the deceased treat
it as living thing, its enemies will be in
clined to kicb it, and. to bring up unpleas
ant things connected with its eventfnl. and
unenviable history. If they insist upon
its being living thing, right in the face of
the horrid stencil that emanates from it's
putrid carcass, they subject themselves to
rldicule, and must be content to hear its
many faults, without eounterbalancing vir-
tues, commented upon. If they consent
to funeral its enemies will consent to see
ing Its name go into contempt and obliv-
ion. Let the funeral come off, and we will
all Joi n in the sentiment, Reqtiescnt in
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THE New York Legislature stands in
the Senate, a Republicans and Demo
Gratis. In the House, So Republicans and
80 Democrats.
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5 YP HILLS

Of all diseases which flesh is heir to- none bring so
much mysery, moral and physical Syphilis. To all
so afflicted we truly say this remedy will help you.
Two articles found, by experience to be peculiarly eff
hcacious for this disease contained in this compoun
We ask you to try Dr.. Fowler's Compound Extract,
and, by giving it fair trial, it will cure you.
We speak with much confidence of DIR. Fowler's
Compound. because we know what it is composed Of
and what it will do. We know DR.. Fowler we'll who
is a physician of known repute. standing second to
none IN the country of long experience an honorable
man. who, having reputation for character as well as
ourselves would never allow medicine to go before
the public without merit And we say of this Com
pound. if taken according to directions after fir
trial. it will do all we claim for it.
We offer it a discovery which it certainly is
genuine article for Scrofula Syphilis, and all blood
impurities; and knowing the genuneness of it. as such
we send it forth, saying, 60, Heal the Suffering
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Fer sale by
B0k0YER Bros, Sole ProprietOrs,
113 Liberty Street,
NEW YORK CITY.
OUR AGENTS ARE
Il. j. SANFORD 81 Co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
-!.n e--e KNOXVILLE. Tenn
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Corner Clinch and Gay Streets, formerly corner of
. Tr Church and Gay Streets = sfrft "
Respectfully informs his friends and old customers
he would be pleased 10 see them at his new place
Orders solicited for all kinds of work and Satisfaction
guaranteed. sept22-3m
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Financial.
aaf-r sH Financial. tf"E
JOHN B S1dLI5,.. E. P. BAILEY 1l
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
> - ''' B A N x
Knoxville, Tennessee.
ESTABLIsHED 1850.

WE are prepared to purchase, at
Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
Of Tennessee Notes, New. and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. r.
r. Stock. ~ sa.t Is. -asf -.
We transact General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by lnman, Anchor and National
Lines Of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities of Europe for sale.
f. p. BAILEY, CASHIER. q :