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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

FROM The ~, tSpcrinfHt on increased re-.
pf't"Tt I'oN'-r of The lIns-. the removal Of ".
fNtiton tnarii~.f tr-s'n srS--.sttu Of cough anal
oihr aiTming symptoms. amer using yellow :
omISuifd syrup Of H,Uopho-phnc>. II l.
GEAR that ihe i"Tuisiiuu OF iu5- rculuu- mItiel
i MT only Stopped bat ihst already drpo-i it i
!, bring carried away.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

The Belfast Journal says the Ice left
Searsport haroor early Monday morning
fixing with ii schooner and seey. The
schooner arrived all right the nexi morn
ing. Ofths seow nothing !. known after
dark Monday night Fears are entertain
ed for the safety Of the two men On board
est lie shosghe sAat ~ wsrs waEA1e Id
~ q uaseg, tzzasa - ;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

Tie Doctor, Daughter. Sophie Msv, author
al the rsnow1sd pruds and D1tty Tux. ha,
achieved another triumph in !l.s pew boos
" hh ihi. THE just i.sl,.d' >ne ha> taken 4
NEW d. pariurr" this tini.. sud wriii-n a story
tor grown up irlk, u we are IA Il inlicn mi-taA-
en-. the voun. tiiAs. want to read H. a. inucl,
a. the Old iolA- want I" iead The i,,'A, WRITES
t,r The Younger ONES. It's i spieud,J suIy ior
AL ages.
EMPLOYMENT To energetic ne u snd va
men. We give employment thai pay, from - Ia
- per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city town aud village. sen.
~ sample and 20 to work At once Address
j. Latham 4 Co. -! " Washington st. Boston.
Mass. ifSl
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FROM a CilIC AGO BANKER.

-. t'hl'ale. Oct.. - IsfI.
"ESrs-t an oniv ton SIi,t To- intarm YOU fb,, 1
"i~ned my ~afc tfsc and u1ul,lr liur xlsr ~ IN
new. -rv a. DAYS al er t,r dee
the confirms have been perfectly pfr.crvca.
and YET Inc heat nai been so iut.n-. ttat uns
wheel v ~ mclsc4.
r"iufn y"t nv thanks. and will add That no
~aic ever gave greater credit 10 f.. maker az mn :,
salisIaCti"n 10 rs owner. Rs.st,-ciiuttv yoir,
LOUIS sAiIEIiA Banker
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Business Notices.

kheum''i-m /. ourc,lb y Using Reune'. Pain
hiil us VI ga oii thoroughly. Ne do no. -,
u cure alter ih' J.n'- arr iuTncd utu ,haIAl
uh'i1ncs. hut u, early AMI faithful u,c pre-
s"ni- Thu chang.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

gloss aud freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always
cured by its use Nothing can restore
the hair where the folhcles are de-
stroyel, or the glands atrophied aud
decayed, but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stiInu-
lated into activity, SO that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with 4 pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it give, 70 the
scalp arrests and prevents tn, f,r'na-
ton of dandruff, which is often 20 IN
clearly and offensive. Free from those
dcleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye. It dos
not soil white cambria, and yet lass
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co,
Practica, and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

STAGSATIoS in the blood tend. to produce
nine-t.n ths OF the disease "n.sh is heir to-
This. however. is ob,iated. WITHOUT LEBItI.
TAXING the ~ .teni. 10y administering L,TmAM's
CATuAATic EXTRACT. un
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

Sch New Zealand. O( deer Isle. from Hobo.
ken tor B.ssloD. with coal, went ashore night 81
81 18Th in,:, al South Truro. Crew .,o and
v~,sr. tight. Size has IOst both anchor. and
chains snd lies about hxlfs mile from the o;he r
seh New Zealsnd. bsfore reported ashore.
SCI, Lxvolis. from 81 Aarys, ia. tor n York +.
nut into Newport 4 I l34h inst In al, res. .
having exIe ieDced heavy weather. lost sails.
and received other damage.
Ssh Il u NcAu.ey, Nash. 1t Phiisdelphis In,
Triaiisd. rep0rls - inst IN = hurricane III
ChiDcose.gue. lost job Oin. EssiOps ii, and sli
hesd ssiisi lah ,na ~ teastck's Island. took
heavy squat troaG N "; lost double rrefed
| main.sii aud (ngeuast ayssil: vessel heing
qDa,uh is,l UP, and the crew frost bi,ien snd us.
| 30 " ussnlDe her, wss taken 70 tow 9Th, v
nlIos n e Chiaseesagns. b stsa0og lsaaG
I'M. - laheo - ~ 8eahwoses,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

ikAE SfE--i am more tam pl,-l@,..i rn A., L.,
ny 5ihrG AZ tIbsuni4ts ~, fof, ,,At,, . -,
ip. Ut regarding she safe purrI sci .,l yo,, !.
SIP enibcf q htFi"s savc.t i o onr van, a.
iis'e >, to's> a"l ui",iey n ne ltt,, dc "A,
-to'c "is. S"n sc tHare, 10 -itttI III Tia, F.r. "a
i1h baii'tng, Vii WAS "rtiailIs TIA. l.,tt,-. 81
-. hf.- M r'r W. - -izc, " in singh ,ls.r
t' result ""i a. s'n'' IT, ypn eln spbuIy A.
@AnI auoIiicr, -.iluy ntSe. You ~
itNEl TURNER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

AUGUSTA Mar. 10.
Anyusfns Bickford conductor on wood
train met with very serious accident in
Ia CITY TODAY. In passing from one car
10 another on his moving train. he slipped
and fen and was terribly manslcd by the
cars.
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VIEW ADVEHTXyENFNTS

Notice-N- Noyes 4 ether..
skin Ueesses-D A. Perry.
To The Publc-Athm l. saunders
Another greet rriumph-Lec 4 shepard
Cod Liver Oil utter k.other~ &Co
Root 4 Herb Bitter-Dr I. nRiev
Spring Goods-A. " sreely
Out of the Drit--I. 4. LYON.
Pisnofuftss--F. :. Davenport.
\ SAVING. Rspk-John fHhy.
Ncgetne-p-. stevens.
Caucus Notice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

W hin the Whole Range oi tome and alterr-
i've m-eicin'. kn0Wn. none /. entitled To more
cpn.nic ration than thu Peruvian syrup. In all
ct-"- al cuicc bed ant j, hihlai-d con, tilntio.:
q :, the very remedy needed Tue most pD,i.
tive tfvoi Of iht. cau bc atiurrd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

Mr.. Conkling was unfortunate in com
pairing Mr.. Edmunds to Don Quixote. in
the Senate, on Friday: he Is lighting .
Windmill sand Mr. Conkling. Certainly
! am,, ..id Ar:EdlnuDds, ''tlIe ssntie~au
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

Nt>tLfNbN--''' MA II u ''Ir 80 war No
- hi q. IN and H. 1; D.n.l,,,
>uert. bedIb"in street. TIN Atir which Ne aT,.
Pss~ei To- 10y Wcut til"1gh ihc ia. 10 c.IniIett.
itrimrh "ur hn"k,, paper lnd Wi"nvy benz u.
tht v-rS ir-i " der tnd .isai les NC l.-u.e y,n.
~: ave more - ~ vlca-.ri aith thc j., an u,
sn hn"th"r, saiuc rI4c .i.i k,a,l - ~, at ca
AXE v III ,io. 3. g. iIlbdA, 60,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

tE>rLtNLA-The al. putrtlt ID ~ ~, - 4
%. 'a~ 3" t's t-' tDic ARE ii the = AMI gii a.,
-cF.h' ~" h''"r- 4Hd ttoH<h Subjected 10 ms
p:rs . nFrt ela-s outrr. We snail want -
",e ~-'oh, aAi ystur. u the sint We ,,.tut ~.
Is uu!s. c oin.ivai Them sb ~, "a. nth-I. 49,
J. q. WtkI.ES d..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

|fN1ttNIN-Th No, .inI ir.d3or salr nam.
uhHscti 90 GU some titnc ago cut .h.a4 ~ Ia,
= TrAi are "a triumph. AZ Any valuable L.,pA.
'.t'cr- ani in"h'y came ON E.pd ron,.tttn,
81 tt "t'Ics. .ae sale stool tnc ;. ctnti n.,r a.
itr ibonOard bi"sb. uhc- was .or4t,.t IN.
81 Ice. n ~ soon want anot -tf u!- al me 80, .
a. az Tours Truly u. ". ELDEEt,E
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
FROM POTTER PALMER


GENTLENE>-it aqards mt 4 eii ~ tisiacIiob Il,
~ ta yuu Ii.sI the safe purchased oi YOU .to<.f
lac csi vi lhe great chicago Hre. " hen re.
N ., cd from Ihr debris al Office, witch W..
s,..e aaisng the l. eDty ibou ,and buildings ,te-
no, 80. ,,i De nigisI oil t.
rsh inst operates. the lock with the cumbinn.
ZION and openng III; doors rejc,ce,, 10
ln,i ihe contents ri safe inlac- Thu. with
the presei .ius OF our books aud papers we
have the nucleus TO settle anu adjust our acc cunts
ant ins rance. Again let say il affords inc
much pleasure ~ acknowledge Ia YOU my high
ap,a. Citation Of the Very respectfully yours
POTTER PALMER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

IHTF1C' Orf-. =. ISL
hFNrs-our Safe Ii1nuftr'HrcI hv va, ~ 4, In
I'd" recent srrtt t-c which si,itrd our ctty ,nI
p - Hlrnci 90 We inusdIt ninfuin- ia. srrun (,
IRN afrr me mn To orr grrit ~ ID proved tfar
10 tHr iaT'h bad in u n. FIN prod saic Al
80 valnt"Ir- were r,uuI IL p,Tt--t cpldittnn
MI IL II 4 GROSS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-ist Wednesday in January Feb
rasry, August. September, and December 81
Wednesday In April Sd Wednesday in june and
- Wednesday in October.
BLrEHLL.-ist Wednesday in July and Novem
Der.
BUcKsroRr.-3d Wednesday IN January, May
and Septcmber
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sCIIORNEMAN 4 90.
Lineage, Now, 1 ISL.
l1Htg >fES-The Nj. 2 lire nruoI sale uptrh

tHIcaPO, Nov, Z ISL
lJHtg SfEs-fhc NJ. fire ,trooI sale wntrh I
10 sgh, Of vDn about a Year ago il the ten j.
t,i. fir. til, Still ''eoh,r lilc sale .o.ri IL,
tnc -e,-oHH stolS ui = 'h4vy-.IDTs house. on ~
I'll -iie. y icii into thr basement la a HI -.
c.,.l ind wood. LEA. i,!,la opening thu
ne. Il tiay, fOani everything be - 20 "a cn,,i,
ta T. no >coIcheI; IA il-f, .itry err. % ~,
tc same condition they wrsc belpr., the fire. As
| " through The "a. .,tis-r its. ! 5sw
thu most ali iiie sales pHslt up. ~ littt
say siie Wa party tncited, bat Applied y til
III kerosene InH uLl"cNei It sis4y di.i.c,,-
t, he safe. fhhk. good y-t. How ,nueh
No st,i Iaf ami ind.e to al the bolt
zoe 1: Tlv it MAS The test {, it IN n.s,i.
hSu.~ respectfully, stESs.f t.ANLI
IA = A,rgs.tt -t..,.t ftt,,...,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

,. -. -. 'IIIVlsn. va, - IsiI.
DEAR SiR>-Ne have opened our ,it..t an! t.,,,a.r
% boss 4" per tevt condition. DUf OH III XII
g tel IN the ftr-t National u n building ttir..
ns'"r IL affords us grcat pleasure 10 m. nm.
cs idencc A. 10 th,' Naigc Of yoHr -Il,-
TIN BUREAU fRi> rINstn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

chicago. oct. -
GENrLENt N-Thc s1tc hau 81 Nati 50. sIN1y
t"ut~ IA the ar. ns,,i tte tpItr..l. Il ti. lie
q 20 rszht- u Sis tg- Aiu;hpslt.t ,nurca blo.,
b"f "-d Ga "rJH-- WttA 1850 ION. ut .-,l coat
around T. ours. 10 X rEIt.~ON
II, ". Madison street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
MARINE LIST.


Sch Ella NJ Peupeli, Of Machias, Mitchell
sailed IRON New York Feb - and arrived Al
Charleston iah. discharged full cargo Of yrner
nj merchandise. and sailed for Bruins wick. Ga.
where she arrived Feb 24h. the whole time &C
cupying only days aid - hours.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

chicago. ~. g.. -. l,.l
Z fNttfhtN-thc safe wr pUg. Asss.i = ytitf or
sh"rr AZ" wa 40 thc chicago dc -nue l,rt ..isui
tHur-, 'nd when "pcur .u ir- r.tuAiu. t.n Wr
fp"nH our iHH'k- aU' tftI.rs Huf inpnrr. r-C a u
s''''l rn'lason. Nu would r.crrft o. irc. ,.l.-
t"enn ihem ~ Any one Uint4nS ae-f-e.as. rtotre
tiSu. iGGM.I.t. 4 It.t'NIE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

bi-'E >iNS- hlt h. to reusis Ia q -, had fn nirr
H'u-' - thi"'+p AZ tlc tlttr ct lru nt a., = IA
'u'' . nj cen. yo.lr ~afe- IA, h ,,,..-,yt
the c'ateats stlh1uttnjiry II bt.<<
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

@ESfli hfN-H EtS"- Hs pita-t.tr ~t.,I. tnif
gu t'oS=- when were c'niAir,G 10 one 81 you.
ties witch war * i-ct IL The liz. At TO- .,t,t Io,
Rs uiiio!rh S.fcSl, c.iAi.c ~ go..t safe OF
~ t,s..vaiIon. Tia, the IRE was h,t every Il ID
Ia
Ionr- italy. WHE NToS &E,\pArI
Manager kn,ck.sbucA,r Lite In. Co.
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Patent Inside Bo t Work
SOLD BI
MORRIS & IRELAND.
81 SUDBURY STREET.
BOSTON.
NK SAWYER, Agent. E.isw ,r,h. Main.

Fdom 1B7 Csrtifi cAtr, of aur s,s.. which
pa~sch W "n ~ Mas t. nbl" roun grafton nr,..
serving thctr conicni-. we puhli-, the following
FIDELITY SAFE DEPOSITORY
Ihichzp, Ill October ISL.
'kSrttHs~-The fearful no Of INC D,i, insf
put your 'ihit work in the Fidelity safe Depo-,-
Toy 10 sl'ccsiter asi stys test than ~, anti.
Iph'ed u an'T'i> US special pleasure to cart.
linnhy u ne abrpluic resistance vour vault
morning NJ G. the great Ore We werr rnahl. ~
eh'cr me want the combination, wof Ming a. well
q usual nj the vast treasure. ~pn ti,io ! TO ns
he wax hround the pack xe- being m,ttrI nr ~,
-lghtrst di-co"ratinn of Ruv book or usn,r
i""u>'"hs 81 oEr citikens have been n, ale rtni
uy tht- great triumph ut The vault ami thr l.
"rItt tenders ypu hearticss thanks and cor rrat.
ulAitpns. " $40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

chicago, Dct IS. ls.i-
tsRSrLkME>-We are pleased say Tia. NJ n
d. 10. >sie pur h. sed "i y"tt some time ago uent
tht ~Iugh the * at Chicago Hg trIuinphant l.
c..iarnts we're Ssve't u ia complete ,r-
drl aud condition. Nj even the var b biI-trr.t
IN u,i- Of tiIe sate. We want another same ,It,
kinu Yours, ne,
SlIIOlsNEMk\ Stn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
TiiDs II. BRYAN SEQ


Thn, ti'ty Millions Of Currency aud Bond. n r,
saNr"s ani rendered avail Bile at the tnon,r,t a.,
need 10! having good and SAFE place 81 ,iep,sIt
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Thirty DAYS IL TUE FIRE.

Chicago, Nov, =, ISL.
GESTLENEx-Our safe bought OF You .,,ln<
vin~ slnce in the " at Dire or the SIN and Y,h
OF oct, and alih0uxis 1t has been In ths RUNS
rfIRTY DAYS, and was SO hot when Opsned ll:sG
We could hold our hands on il, yet some poe.
tage stamps and prouaiscuo0s pspsrs IeR in Il &c
sale all right. II Waate.t Aay number u 4
safes We should yours e1sia,ively Y
Yours, &C., DAVIS Z MASON.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE esaVULAK.
0OD01o q IRBGAUD,
, ~ Sudbury SsrooA DootoN. avn
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Proposals,

0G ALED proposals will be received ny the sub.
y serjbers. until April. 2Gh, for furnishing ma
,eFial1 buelding school h0nse in distfics No. J.
in Bfooksviie according to plans 4 specifications
which may be seen with the building commiftee.
JOHN r. SNOW. JR. u.;,a;~~
X. b. BlCKFOaD. ! ccS~sssS
JOEL D2OOGlI1.
Ypahaville. March, Ssn. lS31. 0W0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy an d
eHectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores faded
or gray ho ir
to ats original
color. ,rith the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
Hancock Fire & Marine lns., Co.

THE undersigned named in the act OF incorporas
/ ton OF the Hancock Firc& Ma inc ms, Co !,
hereby siye nJtice that tho first meeting nf Ia :.
1orp0ratprs named in said will be held at the
ins Office Of Geo. A. Dyer, IN Ellsworth, Me-, on
Friday the 18th. day Of March next at O'Clock
Y. n far The purpose Of accepting the charter 4
trAnsacting any other bustn oas chat may proper
" come before It,
ARNO WlSW ELL. I. M. GRANT.
J. u. HOPKINS. J.T. GRANT.
| HENRY WHITING Q. Y. WHITING.
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WANTED.

AtOMPErtNr AGENT to take charge %
the saic OF Large popular ant rtpiily selling
Rcltsiou, Work in one nT The New England
-'ascs- None meet arrly but Que WIN p-,c-ses
eNpcrrn e. Intelligence, integrity. ci.efgy ana
per scNe' ancc, vino i Nilltng to work ca riy aud
late Tor liberal SALARY. Atrurs
s : 81 KAN ION A 90. unILinIl Gnnn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

thtrasa, brt, Is 49,.
tiNTLFMEN-I wt1f ,i.. tr.in yt.u such A.,
~ i'ri ~ thr ir, Th, .,ar am n,vt lr,sry
ci Hiy b1oN, aii .5f- ANA 81 ft.hi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

HAvANA-Ar 2d, + X Dresser, Cardenas.
SID 9th. Mechanic, Dyer. Portland.
CARDENAs--Ar 9th, Onalaska, " heeler. Por,
land.
Ar 9Th, NJ A Holt, Bath.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

p >.u.t lanai ~.rr.t.
Late ~ ~pu'h " Itrr VI. .ef.
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MONEY
NtIhIlfF- y. 7 7. ;. FNrhlnxr7
BDZNUGID.

Bankero, % Wall st, N. Y,
TFansact a 1t-NtRAt BANNING BUSINESS, and
b1} Hnd sell on ot'NINi-sIoN all classes II
COMMERCIAL PAPER. stock. Bon,.s
r'|'i, aud Other securities. making liberal I'D
.h,,cs- al : ail1w interest on Deposits, subject
10 Check at SIGHT nry,tt.t.I
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
a. one Of the most
eaectusl remedies
ever discovered foy
cleansing the sys
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

=, We tho unacr-ig"c'l, have been acquainted with
A!.s sawyer t,r Hiny year. a,'d believe her be
Chri'tia LADY anil a skiful nurse, and having
used her salvo IN oar families. II gives es rrcni
pleasure n SAYING /, Is the best general medicine
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-30

TIE JEWS AGAINST GRANT.-In every
section Of the Union. the Jews are array
ing themselves against Grant. Mr..
Lapdsberg. commenting on Grants IA
nous order expelling the Jews from the
military lines, in recent letter, says:
"What Grant has done against us, we
all but too we'll know, he having Issued
that infamous order, banishing the Jews
as q class from his district, because, for
sooth. a few of them were petty traders.
But his own father, the meanest and
most plebeian trader Of them all, he per.
mitted without let or hindrance to make
large contracts with cotton trading firms
in Cincinnati to buy cotton within Gen.
Grants lines. for which he was to get
full share OF the profits, for no better
consideration than that his son, Gen.
Grant, would pass them free into his
lines to purchase the said cotton, and
having done 80, gave them safe conduct
back again."
DR.. Wise, the eminent Jewish divine
OF Cincinnati, has recently written O
powerful letter against the Radical can
didates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency. In speaking Of the candi-
, date for the Presidency, DR.. Wise
says: "Senator Wilson. OF Massachu-
setts, is the man who, in 1861, in the
most dangerous time, stated in open
Senate. speaking on the conduct of Ben
jamin, He is the son of that race which
stoned the prophets and cruoified the
Redeemer Of the world.'" Such q senti-
ment, the writer thinks, would have
found more fitting place were it ex-
pressed in q low groggery in Water
street, by fellow maddened with drink,
rather than uttered by the Hon. Henry
Wilson in the Senate of the United
States, and that wheE the time for de-
cision between Presidential candidates
arrives, it will not be difficult to discern
upon which side the masses of the intel
igent American Jews will stand.
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A Bit OF SArURN's H1sroRY.
planet Saturn, being now favorably
situated for observation, is watched with
the greatest int rest on account of the
recently discovered fact that the inner
dusky or semi-transparent ring has dis
appeared. Saturn has always been one
OF the moot interesting planets to as
tronomers. When first discovered it was
thought to consist of three bodies, the
largest being considered the centre of q
system; but in 1865 Huyghens made the
announcement that the planet sis sur
rounded by thin, fiat ring, nowhere at
tached to its surface" Then came the
discovery that the ring was double, and
finally Sir William Herschell discovered
the satellites ''like pearl strung on silver
threads" and in 1852 the Transparent
ring, now invisible, was made ont. This
remarkable series of discoveries, con-
seidering the distance Of the planet from
the earth, has suggested for Saturn the
title-"the marvel Of the marvellous
Heavens"
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How the World was Peopled.
METEOROLOGICAL LECTURE. By Rev
~ Edward Fontaine. 50.
thoughts upon Government. By Arthur
full OF fun. "seo'
At Home and Abroad. By John P. Kennedy.
FOSTERS Life OF Charles Dickens. 81.
naine's Notes on hngland. So so.
PPre-alst9ric Times. By Sir John Lubbock.
popular Life of Gen. r. E. Lee.
and other new publications, for sale at
June Il. l.. BRYAN'S Bookstore
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H. G.. SKINNER,
Formerly Colonel in Pickett's Div.

WoMAN's RIaHTs.-The women of
Carthage, Indiana, have abolished all
liquor saloons in that town. Some sixty
indignant matrons visited the various
dram-shops and besought their owners
to abandon their vile business, and, fail
ing in their mission, they formed in solid
phalanx, marched to the misery mills.
one after the other, smashing the furni-
ture and Having havoc behind them in
every case.
Several prominent men in Watertown,
Wis, had lately left at their doors cof-
TN, on which was the following menac-
ing sentence: "In this bury all your
railroad bonds and your villainy with it.
Bewarel''
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ANT1-GREEnEY DEMOCRATS. s.-The At

ANTI-GREELEY DEMOCRATS. At
lanta Constitution, of yesterday, says:
''Now that the National and State
Conventions have spoken, We trust to
see unanimous rallying of the party to
its candidates. Whatever differences of
view may have existed before, since the
party has spoken its members have 10
alternative but to stand to its action.
We hope that no good Democrats will
now give aid to Grant. It is none the
less, because it is indirectly done under
the idea OF holding to principle. We
commend the following words from the
Mobile Register:
"'We deny, in theory and in princi-
pie, that those who prefer not to vote
for him (Greeley) have an equal right
not to do So Leaving aside all qaes-
tion of the right of conventions to de-
cide the views of individuals in political
parties, the practical issue at stake is too
great to be jeopardized for quibble.
That question is simply: Shall the De-
mocracy-and especially the Democracy
OF the South-olect U. s. Grant or Ho-
race Greeley Every individual in the
South who does not vote for Greeley
does voto for Grant. By Withdrawing
his whole vote. which would neutralize
a whole one of the opposition. from his
own party, he gives in fact one-half vote
to that opposition. But every news
paper that refuses to hold up the hands
of its party, in this hour of that party's
mortal need, does more. It not only
counsels this inaotion, which is halfway
action upon the opposite side, but it en-
courages the party of spoils and oppres-
sion by giving it moral support and
fresh ground, both for ope and for ar
gument.'"
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Special Eor1oes.
MILLy1LLE, Fla, september 20. 1860.

DR.. Nm. H. Tut.
DEAR SIR: In my young days was rather
wild, and became the victim of a loaths some
disease. was treated by an eminent physi-
ing to this State, I was horrifiod at finding
that the disease was making it's appearance
again, in q secondary form. Ulcers formed
IN my mouth and on different parts Of my
body. 1 alao became afflicted with severe
rheumatism. employed different phyei-
clans, and ueed various patent medicines for
months, all to no purpose. During visit to
Jacksonvllle ! saw yonr Sarsaparilla and
queens Delight, and concluded to try it,
have taken q dozen bottles, and believe that
the poison is entirely driven from my system.
intend continuing it. however, to mako a
Agent, send this to you. You arc at liberty
to use it as you like. Yours respectfully,
JOHN II. GUILFORD.