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a Handsome and Appreciated

HECoEaaa
The members. of theLpwer House
Of the General Assembly, at their
late extra session. presented to
Mrs. john C. Brown, through their
representative, the venerable Chcs-
ter, handsome frame containing
the photographs Of ali the members
Of that body. The pictures are
we'll executed, of fne size, and
tastefully arranged, with pictures of
the Governor in the centre and
their Speaker at the top. While we
commend the Legislature for the app
probation Of the sterling qualities
OF our noble Governor, none the
less do we commend them for this
exhibition of regard and esteem
for his accomplished and patriotic
lady, and NC feel as5urcd That Col.
Chester. during his legislative ca
reer, with all Of his abilities, has
been the instrument of no measure
and presented no scheme more
gratefully received or highly appre-
ciate,i than this valuable gift.
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AVID omAnKs

A victim Of early indiscfetion. causing
Rorvo ems debility. premature decay. &C. hav
ing tried IN vain every H.tvSFtizcd remedy
has discovered a simple rnesus Of ~eif-cure,
which be vail send free to his fellew-suf
fsrers. J. II. REEYES, "a Mas, ~ street.
New York. auel7-ly
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{ Last week wesannouKced the mar
riage Of Champ Nelson to Nelly
Mason. This is not CHAR, our hand
some young friend over at Shap
ard S. He's NOT married, as some
may iaGer from the announcement
alluded to, but we are authorized to
to say that he wants to be,
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NEW MUsIc-We are indebted to
d. P. Faul,ls, Music dealer, No 20
Main ST, Louisville, fortwo exquisite
songs, "Still True to BE" and "The
Days that are Departed, both By
Florence Iinlcv.
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d he CounlY 90 q GlIos CaaHly.
RelJeeca Bosty and others ". joseph }
Beatty ana others.

Rciyeeca Beatty and Others ". joseph J.
Beatty AMI others.
IN THIS CaUsE 1T AFPEARING
/ 70 she salisias.tioFs Of size Cls.Fk. fFun
afiidaFit filrd. tlaat rire fieftnsisnt, 10
seph u. Beatty, Is s non eesitlenf of the
state OF Tennessee. - that the ordinary
prt1eess % law cannot he served aPsa
him. u S. lleFef0se ordered ~ tile
0ouft that publication b. malls s. 20
sac said defendant Ca the PrLAsEf CuI~
zES, 3 nrsspaser published IA tlir
toan 81 E'ulaskI, Tenn, for feer E.zc-
cessiys weeks, reqHiring the said non
resilient defendant a. - and Appfar "a
Che 81 - tl.gsll 81 said oulfig f'surt, %
BE- izsid fer che essIaty % Giles ~ Che
roHrt hsnse IN tie town ~ PBiaski. ou
the Ia Monday ia May next. AMI ava
sweT conn iainahfs HIl, Or the same
wifi b. takcii fnr c.ngssssssi ~ so tiiem,
alid set for hearing ea-ImTte.
Hsll- IEFf. Cork.
IS y Ilc sruS, Dc.
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Affentian TAaehers.

A meeting Of the Teachers As
So, iation & czise fer the second
Saturday Of this montiA-
A w. EoUSo, Prcs't,
v. F. GARHErT, Sec'y-
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MaFriages.

Jas. W Randall to Francis =. I.tmsferd,
JAS. Morgan to CakIonia Braslen,
DlEB.-At his, residence three
miles North east of Pulaski. on
Tuesday April 9th, Mr.. james Max
ey, an old aud respected citizen OF
this eomtty.ea "a eE @
Near Wales Station. in this coda
ty, on Wednesday, April 10th, or
heart disease, Mr. JAS johnson,
aged 81 y cars, an old citizen an !
one highly respected by all who
knew him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

If you want 3 good square meal
at any time Of day, 60 TO the Res
taurant kept by Voss & CHBEk- ]
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

If you want good square meal
at any time Of dag. go to the Res-
taurant kept bF VOss & CHEEK I
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

II you want a coed square meal
at any time Of day go to the Res
taurant kept by Xoss d CHEEK. i
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THNNED AsR rsFHaNnER. :

AND IN coSNECTISo rAfiEElos'EE
White Goods, EtaeRsy Ess8P0iel-
tc eFsea. 81 81 szlsaA
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Witnesses and Jurors Who live on
the other side Of Riehiana creek
we're unable to make their appear
ance in Court on Tuesday last, on
account of the high water on the
other side Of the bridge, except IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

If you want 4 good square meal
at any time Of day, 60 TO the Res
taurant kept by Voss & CHEER. l
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NOTCH

NTR Books and Notes ara in the
\ = hansls Of Hill & Miller for colley-
ton, and must be settled. We trust our
friends who Owe US viii come forward
and p5y up withoutfurther deiaa. p
feZz-zEl = Mcguire & IlfIIs
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InsOlvent Notice.

HAVfNG suggested to the County
4 Court OF Giles county the ilIsOi-
veney ofthe estate OF Jas. ID. Beavers.
deed, all persons hohilng claims against
the same are hereby notified to file
them with the clerk Of said court, duly
authenticated, within SIX months from
the date hereof for PHO-Fsta payment,
or they VIII be forever barred,
II. r.. REED, Admir-.
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cusnHaAcEAWER.


] As the tears of the sky faIl in showers
Ger me eeal.f 81 c9la Winter gone 1y
Dolly Earlens are trnnaps.
Riehland creek Is snRRing over.
jno. Kirk was UP in the settle
ments Sunday.
The last rain broke into the fish
ing business considerably. oas.
eSet seni- up 5 She battle-cry Of
The ggay and Festive" these nights.
Go aud See FORKS woodlbile
Elwood Lacey keeps ''lmnieFs2 for
sale, aHloHg The rest of his flowers.
Who said-anythipg about Gre,
engine2 That subjects. dead
There was. almost q delqge Of rain
Monday night.
Claude Woodring viii start on a
trip to Kentucky soon, and viii re
tnrn By the way of Niagara Falls.
Eiwood Lacey has placed US IN
der obligations fo- a nice sprig Of
pennyroil and a dog fennel plant.
Bonham has changed his course
and is coming back this way. He
will ccrtafnly not overlook as.
Plenty of Magistrate Warrants
can be had at this Office now. Comc
on.
0akes and ALiller's and Boyd
Young's spans OF match horses take
the shine on the common plugs
bush! Don't mention turnpikcs!
It turns the stomach of the enter
prising +? men Of the county III
We have set aside day next
week ia which re shall do nothing
bat write a puff for the lucky mar
who sends in that quart"
Alex Cardin and wife were ar
ranged before Esq. Alexander Inst
wednesday for disofderlS eohduct,
and fined S. and costs.
Like the rock ofGi5ralter lashed
by the mad waves ofthe Mediterra
mean, and beaten BY the broadsidcs
from English men of war, the bridge
built by Rainey Bros. stood imper-
vious to the torrents hurled against
it Monday night.
A man giving his name as How
ard and peddling needles and pins
has been eanvassing the town dusipg
the past week selling his stuff, but
suddenly took anotion to depart on
Monday last, and in the hurry of the
moment forgot to settle his bin at
his boarding house.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized TO announce j. IL.
TAYLOR Jr., a candidate Of for County
Trustee at the ensuing August election. :
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For Criminal .JReEae.

We are authorized to announce W. >.
MCI.KsoKE candidate Tor Criminal
Judge for the district composed Of Giles,
MatiFy, Marshall and Williamson. Elec-
ttiun in August.
Wears authorized bO announce Hon.
THos. u. JoNEs n candidate for Judge
sOf the Criminal Court for the district
a~,mposrd OF Giles, Maury, Williamson
and Marshall. Election in August
next.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized to announce TROM-
A IS. HJDDLE as candidate for the ef-
fice OF County Trustee, al the ensuing
August Election,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

Ne are authorized to announce Al
TEED c. W. WHITE a candidate for Coun-
" Trustee ut the ensuing August elcc-
ton.
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COMMERCIAL.
NAsHvILLI. April, 10. 1872.
GRAIN AND TTAT.


The receipts have been heavy and
sales large in corn and hay. Wheat
is hardly in the market. We quote.
WaEAr-$I 65aI IS for milling.
CORN--53a55cl loose; 65aGSc for sack
ell, in depot OATs-5Oc loose;
delivered in depot, 5Sa60c: seed oats
sell at base higher. BARLEY-Buying.
soc. RYE-Buying, roc, HAY-At
$2Sa30 90 per ton for choice eoua
try; $2Ta29 for prime Ohio River.
PR0IvsIoxs. AU
The market is quiet but active
and steady With full supplies, We
quote.
Bulk MEATs-CieIr sides Tic;
clear rib sides &c; Shoulders SIC.
packed. BACON-Clear sides, Sc;
clear ril1 sides, TIC; shoulders, 6Je.
LARD-Choiee tieFce Ole; half bis
I03c; kegs lie; bucket lie; prime
in tierees 81. +
LIVE STOCK
Cattle and sheep ars scarce and
are kept at firm rates. Hogs are
selling only to butchers in light
way. We quote:
CATTLE-Prime shipping sia425;
medium do, $sa3.T5; common
bstchers S2.5Oas ..
SHER-lYe quote at $2a3-O0 per
head for medium to fair. prime to
choice. s3-5ea4.00 per clyt.
Hoes--SA 40 per cWt gross.
- = GRocERIEs. -
Sugar, Syrup and 1Iolasses are All
6rm. while rice IS weak, and nails
strong, with 3 tendency upward.
Coffee steady but wish 3 weakening
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

GoLD continues irn IN New York
a IO9aII04.
TENNEssEE B0SDs closed in Nes
YORK last evening ~ 81 Coz both as
sues,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized to announce Err
NEsT MEREDITH as a candleate Tor Tax
,,,iJecf,)r at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized to announce Ak
rp,,v J. KNIGHT q candidate for Tax
collector at the ensuing August Flee
ton. r
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized to announce W.
q Try1s. a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized TO announce RICH-
nm NJ. BILEs as a candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized TO announce ) J.
aspERsoN a candidate for Tax COllec-
Tor At the ensuing August election.
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20 Conntn TI.llstee.

We are authorized to announce STIR
IiSd- II. BRowS as "A candidate for re-
seleetion TO the Office of County Trustee,
at the ensuing August Election.
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Y aIuabIe Town Property
FOR 80.

.
DY virtue Of a decree. Of the Circuit
ID Court Of Giles county, rendered at
the March Term, 1872, in the cause OF
H. NJ. SpoiiOrd and his wife Ophelia j..
SpoIFofd vs.. Laura Martin and Claude
Blewett, 20 effect partition betWeeH the
heirs Of Mrs. Nancy II. Martin, l viii
sell on f.-. -
Monday, May 9Th. 1872,
at the Courthouse door in Pulaski, on a
credit Of /. and years, with Interest
from day OF sale, the following valuable
real estate lyingaId being in the town
Of Pulaski:
I !. The store house and fractional lot
commonly known as ''COOu Corner on
the southwest corner of tlle public
square, being that portion of lot No. SO,
aud improvements thereon, occupied by
Nr. Thomas Martin in his lifetime as "A
dry gDods stere4
?. The homrstead OF late rcsssipnce Of
Thomas Martin, being lots designated
upon the town plan as Nos. az, ~, so,
81. II 8, I0z, los and los, with All iilI-
provements thereon, land supposed TO
embrace a little over two and a half
acres, bounded on the north by Hemp
street, on the east by ID Main street, on
the South by Cotton street, and on the
west by Third street. -a3F
3. The lot north OF the present resi-
dence Of Mai. Nathan Adams, hitherto
used as a grazing lot. being bounded OIL
the north by the lots OF Or. SumpteT and
street lately opened By the Mayor aud
Aldermen of tlietowaOf Pulaski, on the
east BY a lot formerly occupied by Ber-
nard N. Bureh, on the south By the lots
occupied by Nathan Adams and others,
and on the west by Mill Lane, and sup
posed to contain between = = and s
acres.
Notes with good security required
and ! lien retained.
ii. il. STANLEY,
April 81, 1872. CLERK.
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ASNoUNoEafENFs.
Far a. collector. 1a7

we are authorized to announce capt.
ANpREw r. GoRDoN As a-eandldate for
Tax Collector OF Giles county Ior the
,,c,t form. Election first Thursday IN
August, 1872.
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we ars Authorized to announce J.
BrrTICK a candidate Tor Tax Collector
At tlIe ensaing August Election
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OUHHNsWARH.

y ---NEa - - = -
A fun line Of common and fine Queens
ware and Glassware. .ft
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GHnnanins

. OiIr stock Of Groceries and liquors Is
complete and will, as heretofore, be sold
at the very lowest market rates.
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Ear sheriff

We are authorized 90 Announce JOHS
TIEsfsEV JOHNSON as a candidate for
sheriff at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

We are authorized To announce JOHS
G. ABERSATHY = candidate Tor Trustee
at the ensuing August election. s
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We are atIttio izel to announce JAS.
II. HaIE a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensui8g August electieR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20
From Boston

BosToN. June i.
The Coliseum VA, better filled tod av
than yesterday. The English Band. the
Grcuadier Guards Band, under the lead of
Dan Godfrey, made their appearance to-
day being greeted with tremendous cheer
Ing by the whole audience and chorus.
The British National anthem was then
performed, chorus being given by the
Grenadier> and all the Bands. the bells of
the city. cannous &c.
The enthusiasm created was immense
and lib response Gilman gracefully resign
81 hj- baton TO Godfrey who conducted the
performance on it, grand repetition in re-
>pon>e to the encore. Godfrey retained
the baton and under the impulse of the
moment conducted the Grenadier Band
through the star Spangled Banner with
fall cannon accompaniment causing an out
burst of applause such as has not before
been known erentn all the previous Jubilee
Of our national anthem. The
Band repeated il again the audience rising
aud giving cheers upon cheer, the chorus
and audience joining ia the last line.
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-Four days sunshine and two days Of
rain and mist last week
The Oyerseers of the poor at PASSPORT
give notice they can furnish small children
for adoption on application to them,
Probably there has not been a time
within the last forty years, when there was
20 little seed in the ground in this section
OF the state, on the 18th day of June. as
the present year. No planting or sowing
whatever has been done on low grounds.
The Directors Of the Machias Savings
Bank declared semi-annual dividend
June 18th, of three per cent: if not called
for the dividend will be placed on interest
July lst. II called Tor will be paid on or
after July 10Th.
The ladies of the Baptist Sewing Cir
cle Of Machias, together with all who are
interested IN the advancement of the new
Church Ediiice now in process of building.
have determined to celebrate the Fourth
of July next. by an Grafton from Hon. F.
4. Pike of Calais. and dinner such a.
ladies only can furnish. The proceeds of
which are to be gratuitous in favor of the
above named work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20
From the Machias Republican

CHERRYFIELD.-Busin goes on about
a. usual with the lumbermen. but the
farmers Of course are all waterlogged.
Brig J. W. Coffin, Of this place. Capt.
Strout. was dismasted off Rye Beach in
the late gale. In the same gale, Schooner
Cypress Of Milbridge, was lost, together
with cargo of lumber. belonging TO Cof-
lin * Nash of this place; vessel and lumber
a total loss.
The cattle belonging to Cherryfield
and vicinity are herded upon the barrens
between here and Deblois. by a shepherd
employed for this purpose.
The sad news of the death OF James
Newin CHAM of this town reached here on
Friday OF last week. He was log -driving
on the Connecticut river for Hanson. Flick
EFT q Co.. and was drowned. He was an
eStimable citizen and worthy young man.
He leaves widow and several small chill
dren.
STEUBEN.-Seth Shaw. lad about
seventeen years old, the son OF Nathaniel
SHAW OF biIt NliO W a. uTON H.
ed. BY the upsetting of boat in Goulds-
boro bay on the both of last April. was
found floating on that bay last Saturday.
His body was buried on Sunday.
We have a fine Sunday school this
summer, under the direction of Rev. X. B
smell She school is not large bur a good
Interest Is manifested.
james Gordon Bennett taught school
IN this place In ISIS, In an old school house
where the district No. now stands. His
order was drawn Sept. ls, Isis. for seven
teen dollars. This was for teaching two
months school. He would hardly have
thought of working in his latter days. prob
ably. for 50 small pay: but we should all
renember that .tall oaks from little acorns
grow.n
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Done-iir Ports.

ttLN>-Ar ~. Woodarl Bostau: Lodus.
"A, Means, Ellsworth, Northern Lisnt. nrpeg,
Trenton.
Ar -. Polly. Richard. Nj Desert: Tcrrapin
Wooster. New York
Ar ith. Champion. CLARK Boston
GA i'm. Lstiic We'll, Watson, Philadelphia. "a
Brc. ze. freeslay, kikabeihport.
CID sth. Hiram. sullivan Boston: 4 N Wool.
Ar'l, Nca Haven. LoIu.ka, Means. Prpyil.ur- 4.
northern LIGHT. Harper a..
cd loih, Tcrrapin, New York.
tid Isth Mary Means. Parker Now Haven
Champion. Ciark, New York.
BASGoE-Ar Iiih, OrtLlalbo. Nnrnun. Casino.
WauInsi"u, Thomas, salem, J 4 Rush. Drcri.ic
60 vert. Warren. Boston. Webster KELLEY. Ha--
Arlt, Deer Isle. fhilanthrupt.t. Portsmouth,
HHppK~NIiiE->ld I'm, sch tiprldi, Joncs no..
'ai.
A. STD. ..s- Ncfth.su Warrior lAgunm. .nd
ta.rs'-a4cr, >npw Bangor.
~ lssh, s,hs -E-,-s., ..s..
irlivut.
>.I lliA. .ch VI 9 Gray. tray. friendship.
A. lslu. -cu- EhE4Deih. ~tcFen-. Weymou tn :
>u-an Taylor. Davis. Ebston. brilliant. Sarnum
Nsattari Haven. Bei5 Franklin. Narnum, Bos-
tom.
IL Ilth, .shs northern Warrior. varnaaa Iyan 4.
fAluleslcf, >BuU do. Elizabeth. Steve Brill
iaut. N-rnum. and Ort,euto. SaTaam. Bangor.
HosroN-AT Ian. faclBe, Wa, " cchawScn.
Ar Iita -tiaska- stroni. EliE abethpprg
-kLEn-AT Ilih. RO-fner. Posi-. HobJkcu
NEwt CRY PoET-Ar ii III, hate Grant. I:nndout.
FuEr~Not TIT AR lGth. 6reciyn, Mitchell. Port
johnson. Ciosson. Dority. do
NEW lOHk-AT liEh, Onward, irey. Bangor.
NAsssT-Cil ,ih Wreath. Bunker. Phi lad.l phia
PRoviDEScE-Ar 18th. C4stilieon. Ellsworth
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ALL ABAcK.-The report prevailed here
| that the Machias Union was out for Mr..
| Hale for Congress. but this week Brother
Drisko rises to explain. copying para
| graph from the Portland Press without
credit last week led to the error. l. 'ays
| 1t was copied from and should have been
credited to the Portland Press. Our mis-
take is not giving proper credit. miss,
which wspaper men know to be easily
made. caused many of our Democratic
friends TO class MS with Mr.. Hale's sup
portcrS. aud some Of them concluded that
q Michigan senator's wealth had already
begun TO be poured out
The Augusta Journal SAYS that the
new Lvceum Hall nj Lewiston. in which
the state convention was held the other
day. i not only convenience TO the place.
bnt decidedly credit II is neat. attrac-
tive aud convenient. its acoustic principles
perfect. and is much admired and well
patronized by the amusement-going people
of the city.
This Hall i long ways ahead of our
new one, and before our city invests anoth-
er $4,000 in Hall. more care should be
taken in procuring the plans. WIN the
Lewiston journal give us the cost Of Iyce-
um Hall:
There has been considerable inquiry aS
TO Mr.. Wadleigh. who was nominated
Thursday night for Senator In New Hamp-
shire. We learn from re liable gentleman
that he is old Mr.. wadleigh', Port
land Star.
Mcssrs. Rolln, and Patterson conducted
the campaign for the Senator>hip in New
Hampshire with such vndictivencss that
each one was dropped. and Mr.. Wadlcigh
that 10 one before ever heard of was cleo
ted. We would tell our readers who he i
IL we knew. but a we are rs ignorant a.
they of the man. We give them the above
lucid description Of the new senator from
the Star. Il seems to be a. much rs any
one knows OF the man at pr, sent. cNccp,
that he Is lawyer
BEECHER on GRA>T.-Prc>ilent Grant
is thus -kciched by the Christian Union.
Henry Ward Beecher'> paper:
lie j. not an orator. nor an enthusiast.
nor snowy man. He has no tricks to
catch applause. He !, helples,ly silent. /
uninpa>>ioned. simple: liking neither pub /
lie show nor taking appearance" Of any
kind. Considered a. the bait of political (
fishermen. there was never a less temulng /
fly thrown upon the wrinkled water.
Men DO not quote his speeches for be- I
makes none; they do not mention any
brilliant political .cuerai>hip - he ha, T.
shown none. But be IS steady. patient.
honest minded and safe
|"op Tune. Mr.. Geo. ". Lanca-- /
ter ha- feather Ecnovator which /, the f.
a. pins ultra of an invention Tor clcan,in.
feathers and saving every one. perfectly
renovated. and IN better condition than
when new. He has taken The store un
Maine street formerly occupied los Nj.
Moran where he will pc happy To attend to
al calls for cleansing feather beds: and be
j. prepared also % >ell town and county
rights e. any smart and enterpri,img man
" hD wants {" get into good business, Just
call and examine specimens 81 work aui
inspect the machine aud IT, working. II
j. one of Tie most useful inventions vet
out. wasting no feathers while cleansing
them perfectly. ilo.mc, building Main
=. Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20

CAsToRL-a substitute for Castor Ola
family physic which is pleasant to take and
does not distress or grippe. hut Is sure to oper-
ate when all others have failed. Ii il purely
vegetable preparation, containing neither Min
erals. Morphine alcohol. the resuit of fif-
teen years experimenting by DR.. Samuel
Pitcher. IL is perfectly harmless and iaI more
effective than Pills. Narcotic Syruns or Castor
Oil. BY soothing the system It produces nat.
ural sleep, and Is particularly adapted to eiy-
and teething children. IL kills worms, cures
stomach Ache. Constipstiony. Flaruency an
Derangement the Liver. No family can al
ford TO be without this article. II costs but 20
eents-ask your druggist TO get it for you. and
he will always keep ii. J. b. Rose. 4 Co.
SO Broadway. y. Y.
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Police Court Record.
DRINkwATER. JUDGE.

DRINkwATEB, JUDGE.
Saturday. June 18th.
Wentworth v. Snow. This was an ac-
ton on promissory note given by Def.
to Wentworth for medical services rendered
at the request of Snow. Defence was a
failure of consideration. After the testi-
mony was ont the parties settled
Redman. W. II. Evans.
Garland V. Shackford. This action was
brought to recover for services rendered
the Def. by Simon Garland during the
summer of Il, in cutting two tons of
meadow hay. Defence was that the hay
was not well made and that through want
of care on the part OF the PIN. the hay
was ruined. PIN. recovered $50.
g. i. Dution. 4. +. Burnham