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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17
Bread and Cheese.

The Argus says Rockland Is city
that prospcrs in spite OF itself.
Secretary Boutwell, ha. sold his GOV
ernment loan To bankers in London.
Red silk parasols are to be the newest
novelty next season, To be made very large
and edged with fringe, feathers, or black
lace.
Women smoking in the streets is the
Attest Development Of the woman move
ment IN Portland Oregon. Is ii to end in
smoker
An eminent lawyer is reported to have
declared that no marriage Is legal which
Is celebrated on Sunday, 1t being legal
contract
The Argus says it is time for the Demo
Gratis TO wake up. Does the Argus desire
them to take new departure when they
get aroused?
Sir Alexander Cockburn. Lord Chief
Justice OF England. has been appointed
the British member of the Board OF Arbi-
tration upon the Alabama and other claims
pending under the Treaty OF Washington,
instead OF Lord John Russell as previously
reported
Deer Isle is in bad way according to
the correspondent OF the New York San.
The laugh comes in where he charges these
mormons with adopting the Tribune phi
losophy, while the Sun advocates Mr..
Greedy for President.
The next crop report of the depart
ment of agriculture will not be published
till September. Recent returns sh Ow the
crops In better condition than reported in
july. letter fron Arkansas says al
though the acreage of cotton is not so
large as last year, the crop will oe equally
large and so OF other States.
A substantial temporary bridge was
completed on Saturday morning In place
of the one destroyed on Wednesday night,
on the Maine Central road in Bangor. and
the regular passage of trains to and from
the depot is resumed. A first class bridge
will be erected as soon as proper materials
can be obtained. All the wounded by the
recent accident are getting along well.
1t Is said the Chicago Tribune asks
and receives $1,000 for column of adver-
tisements one year. The business men Of
Chicago are keen to pay it. There is one
house in Cincinnati that pays $4,000
week for advertising. There are several
in Cleveland. even, who pay as high as
ol0.0OD year. Somehow these men don't
break up; liberal advertiser never does.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17
Explanation.

We thought we had said our last word
on the Sheriff Question which is SO agitat-
ing this locality, but We learn that Mr..
Squirting is reporting the story that We
will not allow him space in our columns
without his paying for it. This is untrue
As we said to him that our columns were
open to him to the same extent that we
admitted his opponents, that he could have
space to reply to those who assailed him.
Tree, but that we would not publish, for
him nor for any other candidate for
ofiice an announcement OF that fact with
out pay. This We repeat. for we might as
well publish any mans business advertise
ment free as such matter.
There is much more we might say. but
this, perhaps. Is all that is necessary 1t
this time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

There seems to be a cloud about as
big as mans hand in the political horizon
at Ellsworth, In regard 20 the Sheriff. The
present Sheriff, Mr.. Col. General Squirting,
was elected four years ago ON the weste m
style Of self-nomination, and reelected by
the same method. Now he wants to try it
the third time. He hss been successful
heretofore on his war record. We know
ne had q reputation as fighting man, ami
We know too, that he had . reputation
among his soldiers as tyrant, and little
above a brute. The people Of Hancock
have paid him literally for his hghting
qualities. Let the party adhere to regular
nominations, and cast aside INDIGNANTLY
all who would enter the fold BY Irregular
tiles, and the use Of Unauthorized contri.
vances.-t Machias Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17
Chr Gllswortb Amtrifan.

Published every THURSDAY Morning at Peters,
Block. Ellsworth, Ne, by y. X. SAWYER For
terms. &c. see first page.
8 NJ. PkrTESeiLL 4 Co, J. Park Row New
York, and 1Eo. p RowgLL 4 Co. 20 Park Kor
New York. are the agents tor the AMERICAN
In That city. and authorized to contract for
inserting advertisements for Us al our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers in that city requested to
leave their favo with either of The above hon
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.

STATE ~ NAME, HANCOCK SIS
4HEREAs. John Turner Of Deer I.i. in za,d
" county OF Hancock, the seventh ,lay OF
November. A u. is5s, by his Mortgage iced Of
hat tate duly signed, executed AMI delivered,
niortgaxed to Thomas ". Pitcher of Esli..t in
We County Of W aldo, . certain parcel Of land To-
frthor With the buildings thsrroa, situated on
isie Au ftast, In the town Of Deer Isls In sail
county OF Hancock. anil particularly described
IN SAID Mortgage, which is rrcsrdcd In the Regis
ny OF Deeds ofhec, IN said Hancock COUNTY in
volume lto Faye as, to whicn said record refer.
cnce may BE- had Tor particular description Of
said mortxaxei premises. Ana wh-rea. the con
ulsiohs OF sad Aori<Axc having been broken. the
sad Pitcher clAiIas q foreclosure OF said Mort
gage, and gives this notice In accordance with tn
provisions OF the Statutes OF this state for In c
purpose Of ioreelosiag said Mortgage
Dated at Ellsworth. August 0. A. D. 1871
THOMAS W. PITCHER
ny bofis Johnson, his Atty's- ss15
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freely to those she knew of her conduct,
and laid the whole blame on Father Ames,
who had taught her that she was at all
times free to do as she liked. The people
of the island are loud in their condemnation
of Father Ames and his doings. and some
Of them go so far as TO say that a petit ion
will be sent this winter to the Legislature
Of Maine praying for a reform in the In.
habitants of Clam City; but notwithsfand-
ing the hue and cry against the white-hair-
ed sinner. the announcement that he will
preach at some grove Of a Sunday after
noon is sure to draw old and young Of that
vicinity within the hearing of his voice
Sun
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17
Down Among the Islands.

The bank Of fo;. which In. the appear
ancc of cloud ofpririflcl -mDAc. hang.
round n Ar a >oileI blanket. and the
currcatle>> air-s1inr temperature. OF
breath. unle,. cooled OF iir,i by yigorou,
fanning-iiil, every pore with liquid heat
The more we seek rr-t. the more We need
it. - in seeking for cool retreat
have found the story OF the haunted Isle. e
a. written Ia 4 sailors diary. /, t. good,
substantial story for weak mind, and a
weak story for substantial minds. An
aged friend of mine said she did not be-
lieve 1t. before | began" and vet. She
questioned me for the minutr-t details and
| have heard since that she has told it for
the truth
The story reads thus; The two Islands
known a. the ''Brothers'' are perfect
counterpart of each other. They were
bought 81 the General Court bv the fisher
man. Fisher. (though this is not a fish >to-
ry) who lost one BY an attachment, which
made him more attached To the other
The man who came in possession Of the
eastern Brother. Mr.. LOCKER. kept store
ia Lung i>iaHu vi any oile can tel NHicn
Long Island | mean. The last Census
sums over "A thousand in the United States
aud had supplied Fisher with provisions.
what he had and what he did not have.
according 10 his account. LOCKER had
threatened 10 take the other. Just TO pro-
woke Fisher. and was telling him in strong
language of his determination one morn
ing. when il was observed that Fisher col
lecring his lines. hooks. and tackles and all
of his personal property. which was not
much beside his fishing gear. into his
boat. sang out TO LOCKER " on shall step
on 10 that Island not before death-nOr
after If can help it, so charge away
Fisher pulled in the direction of his
fayorite island. and no more was thought
Of him, by the people, until Look er. little
while afterward. was rowing BY there.
when he heard groans and fearful noises
AN apparition darted through the woods.
and thousand demons seemed to be let
loose. Finished next week. E. HI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

In the Treatment of Diseases iaoidept to FEMALES
mas plaeed DR. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making sush practice . specially, and esshie .
him to guarantee speedy and permanent cure
in the worst cases Of Sspprsssiss and all other
NeRsfrsal D~an9snssfs. from scAsfsser cssse.
All letters for advice mast contain o.. Oace, No.
ESDIcorr SraEsI. BOSTON.
n. B.-Board surnishs1 70 these desiring 70 ~
main under trsatnsns.
Boston, July, lsn.-sp.ne.lyr
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead. any rtfaic poison To produce paraiy
sis or death. Ayoid the Wanted and deiusive
prepar atoms boasting viz tues they do not possess
The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair DYE has had
80 years untarnished reputation to uphold its In
tegrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye BLACK or
Brown. Sold by ali Druggists. Applied ~ ~
Bond ST., n. Y. spe lv3i
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=. e.. HATCH,
CHARM
HORSE STOLEN,
$500 REWARD.

A BLACK HORSE WITH WAGON and harness
= was stolen from my barn In Hancock on Tues.
day night the 18th said horse has two sm Al whit,
spots on his back and one on his hind loot Bug.
& wagon, Just painted. and has some pee alsrities
Ihe rsl of tie seat iron and 4 portion of
seat or upper rail was taken Oh. The sea wasa
vesy low one " n NOW
Sorth HANCOCK, August 10. ISL yya
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17
Charles G. Burrill,
Life, Fire, and Marine
Insurance Agent

Once PETER'S BLOCK, Ellsworth. Me.
II The closest examination OF the fna nciAl
condition OF the Companies represented at this
Agency is desired.
Policies written fos responsible Solicitors
and Agents on liberal terms, and correspond
ence solicited. sp.no .33tf
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GIVEN IP A. LOST.

ne .sc1Hi thing h. Iaa patients mast star in arm
,i tss4ns cod Lang, diseased but /, asa,,
T. y'vnts. or car, cannot b elected tress
rix ut. cspcctas in t4s secsssn Of the
TAI aai ~lntsF ssasn. are all wsuns fnysieisas who
ryeesi iaAi eoefs ss shsir paiien;s II their lung,
iAey MT at t~a .ai~s they All aboat ts.s
upa Ei c.trus;sa y siood ne paIisnis must a-~p
10 s.-l spirfs-t-, determined get well Thls has
sa.s - -''' W. '''' " VIC s'',' '''''' 70
u dssp care .nsr .ueA sv.aeaee Of Il, p..,ey
snfuL Ir scA@acks psr,osai IAr faea,y
q ~, ON cure " =, IN iAsss modest ~or.s
May years Aso ~As tn the last Stages oonsutap-
40 eaanei 10 ~ b~d anf al ono tizs ny rhy,sea.
1 sha' sa ~. '' s,, wsss "a .esa me a,s-a,as
FAratl1ts cA how oeE 10 lie pabiie, AMI they
matter In lans.. and ~oaid s5i; up IA. a pint
A. SOFA a. uia, began to sns.s N e.ush isrsr pain,
ant nsh' sweas all b~san TO leave and appetite
issP frua eatn. %. nach- ,oon saneI ay ,,rrn.,h
was weighed shortly arsr my recovery aai-,i the
bes'osi hsa i'.sins Las rasEs s.s!s,se my ~s..ai
vas os n,sy seven pouns' my present weight I, ,-e
have en,oysd handicapped h..iis.
Dr hehenck has discontinued hls professional visit. to
New YORK and Bos,n- lie or hi, SOD Dr. j IL seh.nes,
q SUI ooiliinas TO ses patients 4; their ofes No /;
A NJ 10 ar. NJ nose Who wl,h thorough eIaln.aa
,.en With Tie ksspt.ces,sr Will b. charged = Te les.
patients can readily learn whether ihsy csr.his
The direction. sr taking the medicine, are .a.,,. 4,
TIE inseAirenee sssa Of child foiow these dr.csor,
and kni Satare viii do the rest excepting that in ,ons
cases 'he AApdyakc flls 70 be in tacrSassi
doses The three medicines need Accompaniment,
than the ample accompany tsn Ti.t
oreate appetite OF returning health hunger the mot
velcufne symptom When coule., II will come l..
the despArns be Of good cheer Good blood AZ
follow. the cough sens, the night Ia aLa,s
In short time both Of these morbid symptosns rune
forever
DR. schsncks medicines constantly Kept tn ,sns Of
thousand. 2. families A. Laxative or parga,ive, Ii.
Mandrake Pills standard preparation: while Ii.
fuinonle Syrup cure Of eoughs and colds NAV Be
regarded " prphyiActrre Against consumption In any
Of Its forms
iree Of The Prlmsnle Syrup and seAwssd Tonic slss
bottle, $40 q hzf toxen Mandrake Fila - cents
toa- For sale BY all druggists and dealefs.
GEo. GOODWIN Z 90, Agents. BOSTON
lrA,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

An explosion occurred In q coal mine
1t Pittston, Pa, Monday. Several lives
were lost. The island Of Tagalonda, in
the Malay Archipelago, has been devastat
ed BY volcano. The Texas cattle trade
10 poor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

Let one leave home without bottle OF LA.
THAM'S CATaARrIC EXTRACT. One should
have a stomach OF lion to stand hotel ln. bu the
most delicate need not lear with . b0tt lie Of La
taam's Catnartic Extr act nj hand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY Gfves that on Angus,
~ ~, iOl, q. y. Bowmsn ceased 70 be superin
ssnoeat OF the Hfsuklin Lumber xiIIs.
Q. A. TAFT, Jr,. 4 ttcfnsy.
sHsAAns AuSust !, ISL. 3wtR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17


The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and TO secure . permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical sdvice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty Ave years. Few men have had SO
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. Or. Greene IL in his nny-6fth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, We believe is with
out parallel
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
Pecial attention may b noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Cstarrh, Bronchitis. Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Paint Stomach, Erysipelas. white Swelling,
Salt Rheum. Canker. Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Grsene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, win
b sent free 10 invalids
Address, 4. GREENE, NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston. ,,Nass
August Is, 1871. year q
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Caution.

HAVE GIVEN a BOND for the matnt.,n,,.,
] OF MS. sarah Linscoti, in . heus~ that mr.
nsh forbid all persons from hAroor,nx her on
my account, a, shall pay no debts OF her con
uactax from this date, a. she has 10 II nv ho,ue
BENJAMIN sHUTE
Noth HANCOCK. August 10. 1871. 3wA
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS.

HUNDREDS or MOTHERS.
,stify favor Of LATHAM'S CArHARrlC tx.
kACT. sp.no. 4w3O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

al 10 o'clock A. NJ. 10 nouains ate candidate for
sheriff, Clerk Of Courts. one County CorrmI.eiap.
"a, souhAN treasurer. two >ensior-. and transact
the Convention.
ha-is-kaeh city iowa and plantation one dele
casI for the Democratic candidate for ,oxern,r T.,
tn \ majority fraction vail give an Addi,ionsl
delegate.
EXISTS kEDM.N. Tem
NAkkE> KING COUNTY
oBkA HlNOkI.kN tom
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

TIE ~ra-,rI Tonle Ia enuiore.isn A tae PiIi, p.r
Easztra ha1 aSsnatistrs rth fa. i!fr atlsr ,
prors.ssg S.taai PRIV TEXTURES Dt.-.tAau
s.guases gAInlssa, and TIE IL hanai
tAsse IA fatgeDss 4 hn ,,a
r-ach An ss.rts;s ssts IL
~ u. sr~s.--i E...i Y-Yteex yet s4v,a
~ lsrr, atAsE 10 suffering hui
aos ssr2 eprles in 10 pSEfora ia functions q,
hstsa Al cocap!sts &c /; a1-Ja ia:
rsoff Nature eAnrlns BE- cheated IL euerta ripens
IL iaasa4fri AMI essAsri sl5Fs q uass In the
ffn = sAtArriaxs q prepares sIyex.ar.tlsn
AHl l "a as-Fr shsfI un4a Tie malay Ia van9a,Asd
ie Ttsn thfOae thai u oceHpasi 10 aea usaar
an4 ne pats-a; IN all tie dignity vgalr.si s.ur
- "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

Hon. Pnineas Barnes Of Pc, tland. il
very Ill, and se rious fears are expressed
that he may not recover.
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Notice.

DICK Up ADklrr 10 Boston Hsrbor, about
! the Sd Inst. con4moa YNwL BOAT, sixteen
tect long The owner have the Same By call.
Ing oa ". u. SARGENT son. proving pro per
ty and pay ing charges
sargcntvilis, August 10, ls-l. 3w33
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THURSDAY, AUGUST II. 1871.
FoR GOVERNOR.
HON. SIDNEY PERHAM.
oF PARIS.
Republicsr County Convention.

The Republican Voters Of the County Of Han
cock arr hereby notified to meet by delegate in
Convention At
Hancock Hall, in Ellsworth, on WEDNESDAY the
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Pocket Book Lost,

BETWEEN ELLSWORTH AND AABIAvILLE,
y on Monday, containing q cum o, money, rail-.
road uekst, etc. The Under leave the same
a. the American once or nj Chaunccy Case
AATiaviltc.
Ellsworth, August 1871. 3w8
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STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate. August Term
4. -, ls.t.
Upon N" foregoing Pcti;ipn DRDEREp-Th
sAid petitioner give public notice 20 all persons
inlerestri ) Causing a copy OF the petition and
thu order thereon 10 - p-bll4hei three weeks
surccssly"ly IN The EliswOrth American nr s..
paper published IN Ellsworth, sail Cn0ut,,
that they may appear AZ a Court Of Probate for
sad County, 10 be heid At EUs xosta, on the i-t
"Wednesday OF sept next, At len of the ci pck Ia
The forenoon. To sh.w cause, u any tney have way
the prayer OF aid petitioner .hoad DOT be- grant
ell. PARKER Tt+th JIig-
Attest, GEO. a DYER Register 1a39
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

AN HOPKINS
J. n. WEST County
A. u WHITING.
Democratic County Convention.
The Democrats OF Hancock County are r>,u..;
ed TO meet by delegates IN Coayc1,lon at
Hancock Hall, in Ellsworth. On Yr,Aay, III. IL,
day Of September next.
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at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. To nominate candidates. for
sheriff, Clerk OF the Courts. County Commits
sioper county Treasurer. two SENATOR and tran :.
act such other business NAV properly CONG lie.
FORE the Convention.
Basis Zach CITY, Town and Plantation. one
delegate For every % votes cast for the Rspubli.
can candidate for Governor in l-ss one additional
delegate, and for fraction oi - votes 20 oa.t
another delegate.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of ielesyafe.
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General News.
Special Aotifts.
Consumption,
ITs CURE AN0 Irs PREVENTIVE
BY J. H. sCHENCK. II. D.

Many human being has paced for whose asAth
r~srs vAs ott~f rsAsoa tAAn u. assl~et 81 kaovu
si ntasp1tAhiy proved q Ttaoss And
aoAf fAHaay AL friends ,.sspsx arsxEasss
slsr=5sF .zta wsleh. bad th<y calmly sasnfssd
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Wanted.

WANTED-l3 QUARRY MEN TO work un-
w Ia Wintsr-od or green hand.-lh hand,
10 oOor~. SIMPSON 4 ARNOLD.
>aiivan. Ne, August :, ISL. 1--WE
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sIrrLY or GooD nLoOp.

TAs -aSa q &. beginning TNs sltiA.e.. "a,
uanerqs sefss n to t-5~ss a ia TIE allnasniary
al r~ss-i- The seE, lks slo.k, ~. IL
tsryti:s t. stomach res7.u.irs!y
qaf4rat tAsg =. /. -xtk.s.s AZ
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To the Honorable Judge 90 Probate Tor tn~
County II Hancock.
1HE UNDERSIGNED. Admin .tratnr or dc boa.
] Is non, Of thu rstat" Of MrluAh j Bcau late
OF ,ailtyan. in aAii County ducchsrt, respect.
fully represents ,Ih the goods anil chattsi, right,
and credits OF SAIL deceased not -ufh-icn .o
pay his lu4t debts ami charges u admiul=tr tt!4u.
oy Inc sum OF any dollars. Wherefore your pc.
utioner prrys your Honor To grant him License
T. sell, Al public or private sale and convey ,uf
hclent Of the rcAl estate of the decrease, To @4t.
~ sad debts and charges OF administration.
JOHN IL HILL, Adm!nI.trat1r
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List Of Letters

0fJC Vi LOU
Remaining In tho Post once for tho week ending
August u. 1871.
Bsnnett. Robert Brown Edward T.
Butler. Maria :. kpery, William
booging, orphenia Joi dan Abbbie
Moore, r.. scow, J ohns
Woo,isuan X r.
Persons calling for the abov- will please say
advertised. ID. MCFARLAND r NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17

T. Azsifals fllas cneagsssa 4 nr- % Sa.nr
WIDEST .ti1tihs lss rplani Frl;atuE Thsy pas.~s.
IT, h-i sss-shiaE Alternative properties II eaIanas
Enl4ss s4bueast taey
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DIN SOSEPn -. slMENCkD slAPLI
TREATAENr

a.f E~airt th~msefN~s Of his wun3erfaily s,rartrus
medicines. Trey wuGa4 not have fAllrn
Hr ~sAsurk hssEa kas prureu TIA; where
'zfsaeut vitality rwnaAla that vitality By ra<
CARS ssi ia drvctslsss fr tar< gabehsn~d
hszltsfai lxrr.
IN G.ls stAisnsrnt thSre "A noshlas prvsHmrtIo9s
u to fAth - aiI mas o., rwprrsssA,hau
That 10 ihosaai times ssbstaEtlsts ~ IND
ftsae v.rst. Tt-s tlse.ry tha By uf
fzes2Inss tizsss i uafallnx ia ohiblSaphy
F~iEires argstnsut !. Ia self assar3a. self-eusa-
To- -s4-rei TaHe AMI Aan!Taas are u. ART two
Sraos ~ttA ~Aih the efsaasl Of tho malay sssal.d
r1ls ~ tse q consumption originate IN ays
p-p,la aai taaosApasny d.ass-r-.l liver VIA ,Ais
clsa4saa iAr hruashlsi tus-s sgnpaiA.zs wish the
ssrsAeA Tary rsssaal tas fsashilc action q ~,
liver Here isa - eliminating result AM tA-
ssiIlE- Ia. nth AL ia distressing .ymptosa, q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-15

timents not entirely in accord with
the plans of the Administration.
The above scheme applies to the
whole South. We speak advisedly
when we say this. The President
sees, as do our carpet-bag State off,
Gals, that, unless this Is done, their
days Of plumber are over and that the
penitentiary might get some of them
hereafter as briekmakers. 1t will be
a desperate struggle and they intend
to die hard.
What we want to impress upon our
people is to keep cool; be stFictly law
abiding; organize thoroughly and
completely in every township; get
the name of every resident OF the
township, put 1t down, his politics
and his color; make reports Of it to
your county committees, and let them
forward consolidated reports to the
State Central Committee. Do this,
and we will know just exactly how
every man in the State stands and
our strength in every ward and pre-
cinet. Such a system of organization
as this will spoil all their fine calcUla-
tions. Be prudent, watchful, faithful
and true, and perfect your Organiza-
ton a. quick as possible, and we guar
antse noW-Grant's martial law and
ClaytOn's bayonefs to the contrary,
nOtWiths' anding-that the Democra-
cy carry the State by an Overwhelm-
ing majority.