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Tallahassee. FLA. Nov. 5.

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I, ia five counties partially heard from, es-
fimated Republican majority is 1000.
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LlswoRTH AMERICAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1879
TO TUE HON Judge Of Probate FOR the Conn.

TO rHE IinN. Judge OF Probate FOR the Coun.
] ty OF Hancock.
The undersigned, Widow of Moses Hale late of
Ellswrrsh in said County. deceased respect fully
represents thst said deceased died possess ed of
Personal Estate. an Inventory of which has been
duly retsrned iRta the Probate ofiee: that her
ctrenm stances render ii necessary thai she shonli
have more of aid Personal Estate than she l. en-.
titled 10 on distribution thereof: she therefore
Prays that your Honor would grant her such Al.
lovance out II said Personal Estate. as in your
discretion you may determine necessary and
proper and also for the appointment Of commits
toners 10 set out her Dover.
FRANCES H. HALE.
By Arno Wiswell her All'y,
Sept I, ls7a.
HaScoCS ss-Court oil Probate, septemberTerm.
A. u. l-7a
Upon the for going Petition, ORDERED: That
SAID " HOW give public notice to all persons inter.
csled, by causing . copy q this order 20 be pub
Hshea three weeks snccessiyely in the Fli> worth
Anfefiean newsl aper published in Ellsworth
~ salo county, that they may appear II a Probate
CVuri 10 ~ holden At Bilehill, on the H., We'd.
nezdAy "a NOV next, At ten of the clock Ia the
forenoos, AMI shew cause. II any they have why
the same should not be granted.
JWsS PApkrv T,,,-.. yn,.o
Attest GRO. A DYER Register
a true cory Nuest. CSC. A. DYER, Register.
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MARINE LIST.


Port of Ellsworth.
SAILED.
n me- -. mau. Bostnn
10 Laurence, DAVIS, Boston
Orion. Osborn New York
tAstilisn, Morgan B..-tnn
hArv Augu T.. " hlimuFv. New York
senator. LancA.isr Boston
ARRIVED
EmpiTc, he. guron, Belfast
Nov .
- '"s-rl- IN the morning. W!ad Norrh
E4st. stormy
MOI s.
The same weather.
SAILED.
Nov. I.
FAIRFIELD. Pullman, Bo.ion.
ARRIVED.
Diamond. ToIrcy Ear1ianl
} Fremont Porter. Eot klauI
s.0up 10. pGig. smith. Lanoin~.
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g. Nam St., Ellsworth, Me.
HALE Il JOY.
For Sale.

The Farm in Trenton formerly owned by Reuben
Harden containing thirty acres suitably divided
into woodland, moving and pasturage. There is
a good one and half story house with L ami a
small barn and a never failing well OF excelien,
water on the premises.
For further particulars apply to
3w43' EBEN HARDEN, Trenton.
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THE HUGUENIN WATCHES,
In IA and IS carat gold, and coin silver Hunt
ing cases,
FOR LADIES' & CENTS USE.
are Tor sale at prices within the range Of all, by
4itl 4. ". q n EELY
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'I'hL "a 'erit"r ter'hy gtyrs puuic notice %
j an concerned. fhAt -lr h,- t..eu si4i, at.
pointed. anl has tAAcu uppu hcr.~If tae trust 81
Aim lrafTlX 10 the t-f4ts ~ Na.h4u J,a =
80 iA-e - Aut"3A. ga he County IF Hau.ac&. de-
ftAsel, tl SWING lont A. tAe 4as AlE'gt. SIDE
therefore rvius IT. al persons uo are tldehtrsi ta
ttc -sld sitcea-ci- v.iafr. a. make imu5r.. q. !.
ifsyturnt-sui tn"se y hn baNc any IvtuaA4- there
on, 10 eNhlHl' tie -Aiar ter t,ti,rst.
INEVITABLE JEWLIT.
G,t %, I--.. awG.
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To the Honorable JudSe Of Probate tor he toun.
4 ui Hancock
rTliiE undersigned. widow Of Nathaniel Trevor.
L - late ~ Ellsworth, in said Co deceased ~
Pecuulv rrprrScnts, that =ad decreased lied nos
sessed Of Personal E.tste. an inventory of which
ha- been duly returned into the Probate oiio. :
thai hvr circumstances render 10 necessary that
she should have more ~ said Personal Estatr
than she ~ entitled 10 on distribution ,her,.ot
she Therefore Prat- that yonI Honor would grant
her such allowance out Of said Personal Esta,e
- On Your discretion YOU may determine nee ,,sss.
r. aud proper
EMMA TREwoRGY
tisW"rth' hct W. Is'g. by John True.
Hancock. Court Of Probate, October Term.
\ u. 1Ssa
tpou ihe foregoing Petition. orr EKrp. That
saui idoN ETve rubic ncticc 10 ali persons in.
trie-icsi. ht cEUsiug copy ot thi, order To b.,
tuNl-hei tirre We 4 sucressivciy IN the Eil~-
worm AmcSran. - newspaper published in HI.
worth, IN -lid County, THAI they may appear At a
touri 81 frrtat. fnr sail County, to DO held IN
Ellsworth. ga the 1t Wednesday In December
next. ut ten % ia" clock in the forenoon and
she" cau-c. n any they have, why the sam.
should not lie grAnisti.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest GEo. 4. nIhR. Register SstI
\ ifsie cpiy-Attest GEn. \. DNiR. Register
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ELLSWORTH, q. [. -. ls7s.
Air :. y. oEELLI-iia.ilg "a ,d one al IN.
Ju.s- iiugucLln WafrhH- ior The p4-t mine +, sts
bAA know IA- ulieTs 81 he ms -, ly- 81 Ou.
\ tler c.ti rheartuily Ier. nmend tutin ID All.
lOst> ray, 1. /. HALE.
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Or. H.s.FlINI 4 CO., pRoPRIE1oRs

FNUF IDE.V ca, n. Il
sold at Wholesale by W. =. Phillips Co.
Portland; at retail by @. A. Parchcr and S, ID
Ujggin 4 Co., Ellsworth. emo24
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W u "o'N0t NS . WS1H ~, CHSWVTW
THE "KErsToNE.n-The first premium for best
quality Of work executed on Sewing Machines was
yesterday awarded at the State Fair to the Key
stone This IL a new Machine and are CO NV in-
eed that in ouI notice of yesterday did not do
IL the justise which its merit. deserve. In the
simplicity OF its construction and Deatness and
elegance OF its work, this new conner into al
ready we'll occupied field has taken thus sarly the
foremost pirco BANGOR COMMERCIAL. Aoia
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zumOr Of IL Year. Growth
Cured by Railways RcsOiycnt.

fsFsakHs Assa sziy =, $50
~ Es~wsr = Aarr 4 tftafiaa Tenet the 81
l+Tsit All ts it-t at aer~ hsiR fsr IT, -I
every taiug A-shfng A-iy~A ne
s soar kazair ea "a Oh ~al4 bot AzA
y T. zas hai s-s-ei - tsstrs y-sTs took s
~ - il-sieeus, 49, IS ~ kst-zgs Pills
So { ysr E-iy Essf al tA-fs .sa u tan.or 30 :.
81, ~ f1 t=sisr aAa ksfpxr
50 t-eve ySzs lie 81
t-.is - $50 -stss Ass yea DC a.azl. q
ssAaTs- isa as!ssA u u ysa sA.aas.
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MILO WANTS EMPLOYMENT !?

No book ever sold like MARK rwAIN's ROUGH.
lNls IT $1,000 printed six monthe. Old
Agents often make ss5 day new make
- and sl1 easily on this book. Try IL once and
see. We want 900 more agents, don't be afraid
TO appiy--old and Young, Women do splendidly
with IT, For fun information. address .AMEkf.
CAN Publ hing Go, Hartford, Conn 4v&i
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ELLswORTH, Oct. 2s, Is72.
MR.. A. W. GREELY-I consider the Jules Hu-
guenin watch that have carried for the past six
or seven years, TO be the best and cheapest one
ever owned. Yours, kc.,
HENRY II BROWN
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legal notiees.

Ats Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with.
in and for the County Of Hancock gu the Ist
Wednesday OF september. A. D.. is72.
1oTHAM s. BUNKER. Guardian of Thomas J.
y oreutt 4 al, Of Esstbrook in said County,
Minors-haying presented his fret account OF
Guardianship upon said estate for Probate:
oRpERED-That the said Guardian give notice
thereof 20 all persons interested. by causing a
copy of tAis Order TO be published three week :
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth that they may appear ut Probate
Court Ia be holden at Ellsworth. on the 1T Wed.
nesdsy Of December next at ten OF the clock IN
the forenoon. and shcw cause, II any they have,
why the same should not he allowed
asG PARKER TUt X, judge.
true copy-Attest: GGo A DYER. Reg'r.
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Dr.. Wells Extract Of JIJRUBEBA

ins all The medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant and must b. taken a permanent curative
agent
Is there want Of action in your liver and spleeni
Nirs- rt l3eEcsi q unfe the Hiua htrufEt Impure
by dslrirriru- -sref1ns. Iloducn. srroIulf b. or
kin BE eases Elut,hr- fclon>. Pustule- ..ker.
Pimple- s. &c.
TAX JGrlbeba L. cleanse. iuriiy and restore
the yliiaicd blood to healthy action.
Have you Dyspeptc stomach Unless diges-
tiau r. ~ .ifus al1od. the system j. dcbiltatei
viii loss Of vital force p'yeTty II the bood drop
sir ie deuey, gencr Il We knees or la-situic-
TtAr lt to assist digestion " thuut reaction, il
wiz inpaTt youthful igor 10 the weary sufferer.
Have you weakness Of the Intestines lou
in danger of Chronic Diarrhea . the dreadful In
fAmmatipn 81 the Bowels.
Take it 10 allsy irritation and ward of tendency
10 inf amH1atIoEs.
Have you weakness Of the Uterine OF Urinary
Organs You must procure instant relief, yOu
ar liable t. suffering W0r-e that death
Take II 10 strengthen organic weakness or life be-
burden.
Finally should lie frequently taken te keep tine
system IN perfect health, yon otherwise in
great danger of malarial, mis- smatic or giaus
diseases
JOHN &. KELLOGG. j. Plat St. New York.
sole Agent for the United states.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. send for Circular as
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth. with
in and for the touniy % Hancock, on the "a
"wednesday of October A ID, l-s1-
N koKGE pAEtUt.E. Guardian OF CALVIN !
u Sargent, at Ellsworth. ia said touutf-hss-
ing pTesenic'i his fret account OF GuAr,ii sh,l,
upon said estate TOR Probate:
oEDEKTD-That thc said Guardian give rati-,
thereof to all persons interested. hY causing a
copy Of this brsier 10 10 published three week /.
succcsstveiy IN the tilsworth American. printed
IN Ellsworth. that they NAV appear al a froha- a
Court 10 be holden Al Lii- ortn on THE I 4 Wed
uc>day Of December next. at ten Of the clock "a
the forenoon, and shew cause. II any they have.
Why The same should not he ailoNr,i
Sais PARKER TUCk. judge.
\ true copy-Atieet, tho. \. DYER ErE'r
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lG. p. ROW ELLIS COLUMN. /

AGENTS Wansea-For Harriet Beecher
u stoves campaign book. with lives OF the can.
didatcs and leading men of all parties. 90 steel
Portraits - TO $IO day rapidly and easily
made. Write and see. Particulars free. WORTH
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A. Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, With.
IN and for the ouniy Of Hancock, on the I'd
Wednesday OF October, A. u. ls72.
nEokGt PARCHER. Administrator upon the
" Estate Of William Fullerton. Jr. late al
Ellsworth. IN said County, MISUNDERSTANDING pre-
sentc1 his first account of administration upon
said estate Tor Probate:
oRDEREp-That the said Administrator give
notice thereof TO all persons interested. by caus-
ing copy Of THE Order u he publ beet three,
weeks succcssiveiy in the Ellsworth American
printed In Ellsworth, that they may appear At a
Probate Court 10 tie holden at Ellsworth, on the
ist "Wednesday Of October next. at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon. and shew cause n any they
have. Why the same should not be allowed
Ssu PARAER tut X Judge
\ true eopy-Attest: CEo. 4. DYER. Resr
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IL l. mol a iihvsic which NAV give temporary re
LET To the sufferer Tor the fret lew doses. hut
which from continued Use brings Piles ami kn-
dre'd diseases u tld IA weakening the invalid nor
j. Il docterel liquor, vh'ch under the naine Of
"Btter- IL 80 eNten-yeiy palmei of on ihe public
sovereign remedies, bar IL II a most p9werfal
Tonic and Alternative. pronounced 80 by tie lead
ing medical authorities OF London and PARIS, and
been long u-cd 10y the regular phyeicltfs Of other
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS,

y I.ttFANILl bDF NJ c ANkA>-INt, EDDk
tor tAe tv-t and cheapest PANTY Eibie ever pul,.
hstel. VIII D. sent frce IT lrgc to any l,s,. A.
Erni u coatstns nsa rls 300 ne scripture linus
fail'n~- an't agcut- arr meeting VAIN uaprece-
n'h'"H q Cess Adlrt~-, staiius 2 lcflrurc. etc
\ a g VIII hos you Whtt Ak uf- an. dc n 4
NATION Al PUBLISHING. 90 Phila. IA a a.
SoO Agents " aated once tor our ".
Book. tIlc 1.sTc Of the Great Exolo..r
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PULLEY BLOCKS

VIZ ION~ PNTENT DIFFEKENTfti.
PtLIEI~. One man can raise leo lbs. and
The weight VIII remain suspended at any point.
VAN " ART & Mccoy Sole Agcnts for Patcnlee
q thambrI- II. Y. Y. sand Tor cirrnlar.
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) IS to $50 per month ,S Sss,y s Sss1 e:

S75 to 250per month, ssfsy .as re.
q male. TO introduce the GENUINE IMPRov
= I'D COMMON SENSE FAMILY sEwING
AACHlN This machine will stich hem fell,
x tuck, quit, cord, bind, brand and embroitier
lie a must superior manner Pr.ee only SI5.
Fully licensed and " arraRted for Ave wears
We viii pay 81 90 for any machine that will
Sew stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
"a seam than ours. IL makes the Elastic Lock
- stitch" Every second stitch can be cut aud
- Still the cioth cannot be pulled apart without
ofearinE {. We pay agUnts Iroms.5 TO $3.50
~ per month and expenses, or q commission
&C from which twice that smout can be made
Addrce sECoNB Co, Boston, Mass, Pittsburg
ra Chicago. Ill.,, or st Louis Mo. &wt2
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS,

Aad all Working People. Old or HeUng
Male or Female, please send uSAap cents for sam
pies ami will gaafanier to show you hos YOU
can soon easily maze slUo during YOUR spare time
send stamp aud receive ttee, nice useful Pc
petual Cacndar, or a Grant aud watson or Gree
ey and Brown Campaign Pistol, very anu in <
toy tor oil ~ young. Address Il VI. MAN-UR
Publisher Augusta Maine.
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Julcs lluguenin watches ior the pat eight wears
and me most reliable time niece lever ewned
i"iFs t.h!y y. v. FOX.
EAsI >utLIyAN, oct y, l.7s.
Mi \ W. GAELLl-IAc jules Huguenin
watrh bought 81 You May ah, $50, TN own.
a"d ha- Dee" 80 con slant uss. II has had
PAL 'f aLf de-. option ~ the tiui- .tW o aud i
nSli earl nriihrr La- It n.yrd any. cous der
y ihr n'"-t ie4lalr timt keeper "a aHy w..tef
ku"" 81. Il SMITH.
>,LL1,AN. Uei. p ls7a
MR. GALALN-Hear >ir ~ haze nl4 .ur at
krpi perfect tint ever since. iaunk anyone
"antins Eooi waie! VIII be perfectly sat,-ti,..
10 b y one 81 Jujc- liUsu, u.u y nt-Le~.
iuar-, Au1U SINE ". HILL.
EAST >rLLl,AN. O... IS.l.-.
y hHttih- E-q.-iraf 10 II have uscl
ont q Jnir- iiusuenm watches Tor u.e yttr-
aa.. }. has sNeH tie hest f sat siaetioU, aud
viii oh",rtuiy recommend Il = 1Rs one IN waHi 1t
iaufr, Nc.- ". -. hcCRATE
AURORA, oct -, ls-2
ME- AN. GHtELi-IIAsing been acquainted
wUl ihe Jui.. Hu4utuin watches far iia HIT
twelve sea4., ami having owned seyerai Il thc!n
ia iA4t t',nr. ~ 81 a hlch hayiug proved a.rnbir
and correct tme-kecpcrs. / can ciecrtuit, recon-
III nj ihem ~ aii az AIT "a ! good N..teh.
l"tt II rN-ltctiulAr ~. l. ROWE.
EII>wuHrm OF 10. Is7,
Mr. \. v. urELLl-iia.ng "a ,d one ui ne
Ju.,- Hugucnun natrhN- 10 The l4-t nine =, srs
hAI know IA- others 81 the aAIne ic- 81, .Ou4
lgT e.ni rh'ariuty ier nmend tneni ~ 40.
lo'i> ray, 4 l. HALE.
have u-.i one II ths jules IIuenenin watches
i,r ti- tsl 'ilAe At-t aI consider Is one d The
"bhnE us' watches. tIiAs. y. HALE.
FLLswoRTH, Oct. "a, ls12.
M s. ". GnEELN-iiay NJ worn one Of the
juice singuenia watches Tor several years, and
after giving il some pretty hard tests, have no
hesitation in recommending them TO anyone In
want Of a good watch
Yours respectfully, ALFRED BATES.
ELLSWORTH Oct. 49, ls72
HugueEin watches. am carrying at the pres
enl time. both have proved very satisfactory, and
can with pleasure recommend them good
watches. Yours truly
WALLER L. COX.
ELLSWORTH, Oct. u, ls72
Mr.. A. W. GREELEY-l can highly recomme nd
the Jules Huguenin watches, for l have used
Yours truly. GEO. a. PARcHER
ELLSWORTH, Oct. %. lsT2.
hR. 4. W. GREELY-Ihe jules Huguenin watc
bought of you IL giving good satisfaction. The
longer carry it the better 1 like it.
| Yours. &C., o. W. TRIP.
| ELLSWORTH Oct 2s, Is72.
| MIR. A. W. GREELY-I consider the Jules HUI
| guenn watch that have carried for the past six
or seven years, TO be the best and cheapest one !
HENRY N BROWN.
THE HUGUENIN WATCHES,
In IA and IS carat gold, and coin silver Hunt
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Diamond, ToIrcy Encsianl
, Fremont. Porter. Eog Hand
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ELLSWORTH, Oct. "a, ls12.
Nh ". GREELf-iiay ny worn Of the
juice tiugu-nin watches tor several wears, and
alter giving il some pretty hard tests, nave no
hesitation in recommending them TO anyone In
want Of a good watch
Yours respectfully, ALFRED BATES.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

n 'nNH-NNU M ~ KItH HLQOD-INCEEAsE
W FLESH AND MElGHr-tLEAR SKIN AND
bEAC TIFF IL CuNPLENIoS sEC URED To ALL
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ASTHMA A..

AGENTS ~ aaG~d.-A gents make more mon
n e. At work for Us than At Anything else. bus-
mess light and permanent Particulars nee. q,
>rI>suS Co, Fine Art Publishers, Portland
Maine
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jority Of 2s4
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ELLSWORTH, Oct. %. ls-2.
MR. \. W. GRYELY-Ihe jules Huguenin watc
bought of you il giving good satisfaction. The
longer carry 1t the better like it.
Yours, &C., q. W. "TRIP
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viii ai.p1-e 81 100 t'lANOs. MEIGpFokS and
1e"AN>, 81 * hrsi-cla-s makers. including
1 Water. AZ yer, Low price. for cash, or part
cash, ana balance in small monthly ia -i4.ntnie -
n" 4-1cfaxtI hrtcla-- PIANOS tnoicrn improy e.
nruis. for SsaS each. Nov ready - CpNC FKTB
fAi.i.Nh pEi' iN, the most heautir4l sts H. and
I lffttfi tone ever made. illustrated Istaiusu.,-
Ia A Mtsf
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NNIIIAN WHIIE,
Treasurer Of the Town OF Back snort
Bucksport, OCT s3I l-7s gy,4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-16
The vital Drain,

It Ia necessary to the health of the body that
its exhausted and refused particles should be
carried off by the excretory organs, and il is
equally necessary that the waste matter thus ex-
pslled should be replaced by new elements de-
rived from digested and assimilated food. 1t is
evident, therefore, that good digestion and per
feet assimilation are essential to bodily vigor;
and it is because Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
powerfully assist these processes, that II il re-
g,rded by the intelligent classes, whose opinions
are founded on observation, as the only absolute
specific for dyspepsia and its attendant ills, at
present known. When the system, either from
constitutional canses, oYerwork, excess, anxiety,
or actual disease, is in an unnaturslly relaxed
condition, something more than its exhausted
particles passes through the pores. Vitality
leaks through these ventages. Elements which
should remain IN the blood and enrich IL are
evolved, and that fluid becomes then watery and
incapable of removing the solids Of the body as
fast as they decay. The consequences are enact
alton, debility, nervousness, loss Of spirit', and
a general, or perhaps a rapid, decline Of all,
powers of life. IL is in cases like this that the
restorative properties of Hostetter's Bitters are
most conspicuous. The first two or three doses
sometimes produce a change in the feelings and
aspect of the invalid that is perfectly astonish-
ing, and by persstering use Of this superlstiye
vegetable tonic aud Alternative, the vital drain is
sure to be arrested, the strength reinstated, tn
flesh restored, the constitution reinforced, and
the brain relieved of the el0nd that obsenred 1t.
ty1S deod1wSwlt Sdp szE vFsV uh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-16
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Mckenzie wants monkey show.
The East Tennessee wheat crop is excel
lent. n
The fruit crop Of Blount county will be
large. .IE .-..l. .. -.
Memphis has seventy thousand dollar
elevator.
Lawrenceburg wants City Marshal who
can preserve order. .s -I
There is to be turnpike between Shelby
vile and Flat Creek ~ ri sys-f.. e..F
A Baptist church with thirteen members
has been organized at Greeneville.
Shelby county has dog tax of two cent
on the 500; many will be logged.
Shelby county is to have free schools sup
ported by an aggregate tax of $4,000.
johnson City, Washington county, Fourth
O. Julyed with pic mic and tournament.
The Lauderdale County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association will issue season
tickets. % l
The county line between Macon and
Trousdale is being amicably defined and
agreed on. -. -. norf- ID
W.T.. Williams for maliciously shoot
ing the Orphans cows near Memphis has
been convicted. .-..-.1 ar
Primary elections, vice conventions, are
being urged as protective system by can
didafes in West Tennessee.
Sammy Crabtree, once Of Mckenzie, had
his forehead gashed by recent railroad
smash-up in Arkansas. fzs'.t o. "a. iir-
l.. j. Walker, of Weakley county, not
long since dropped a memorandum book,
containg SIC, in well. ad H.t
F. NJ. Walker, of Buffalo Ridge, Wash
ington county, has manufactured water
blast for bis blacksmith shop. q IT, 2.
The contract for grading the Denmark,
Brownsville and Durhamyille Railroad be-
tween the two last places has been let out.
A brace of Memphis colored damsels re-
Gently pounded, bit and scratched each
other; cause female suffrage and bad whis-
ky. el
VIM. Wheeler, lost the finger and thumb
of his right hand on the 18th inst, while
working at saw mill in the suburbs of
Memphis. t fa t--'f l-1Hs2 En-
( The Shelby county grand jurors for the
May term, in their report TO the Criminal
Court, accuse the county chairman and tax
collector with gross neglect of duty. d'5-E 81
Gus w. Jones, p. @. p. of Memphis En-
campmenta No. 80, l. o. o. F., has been
elected representative to the Grand En-
campment of the State, which meets in
this city in October. fs lI,l.a
Mike Malowney, of Memphis, who was
shot through the head Thursday night, the
llth inst !, is still living, though ten ounces
of brain have oozed out of the wound. He
has little more to lose.