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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
Special Notircs.

CONSTITUTIONAL AAgSpaESr.-If Dlseas. has san
pea me foundations Of your life is gradually In,
surely carrying you 10 the grave. IL Is important tat
your constitution. ~ -"u
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Are recommended with the sreates confidence for mi.
purpose, '9' snr
ahey quickly ard Pleasantly relieve the py.nen.ic
suHrfrr cure iangnar adsche distress after Fa,iny
Pans IN the Side, back and stomach and All OH -
u.ets aisIng from stomach OF Of order and ayres,
he Pfogressof Ctronie Disease ~
hay are the delicious and agreeable tonic ever
offered to the people 1919 ee'
Their use requires no change Of diet ''Ea. wha, I.
ttoIe you, asking no questions for your Stomach,s
Their good eg ct will be felt from the very fr. trial
PARTICULARLY recommended to weak and delicate r.
macs, eiergymen, &c To be found every where,
TRY AND b CONVINCED
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

gA Are the conductors of any Of the pa
pcrs fearfulof being in the minority if they
should give full and unresewsl opinion
upon the subject! If they are, thcy had
better sell out to some one who has an opin
ion and dare express it. [-Loyat Sunrise.
Good for you. Bro Sunrise. So say we,
so say you all, gentlemen. Let the Jour
mails of the party and the thinking men a.
mong the people, give iull and unrcserv-
ed opinion upon the subject, The first ques-
ton to be discussed is, is the canddat
loyal and true man; the second, is he cara
bic and well qualified; the third, is he
known to the people. and do they want
him and lastly is he a man into whose
hands the interests of the state can be safe
" trusted at this time.
1t will not do to say that this man or
that man wants nomination, aud we
must support him simply because it wonld
CRAFTY him. Has he qualified himsels by
study, r,has he tbs experience, or the
training, to honor himself or the State i'll
the position.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

RELIGIOUS. We understand that nearly
fifty persons have commenced the Christian
life, since the commencement of .thc
meetings at Dr. Tenney's church. Many
more are seriously considering the matter.
Bev. Mr.. Parsons, who has laborcd here
for the past few weeks so .acceptably and
also successfully, will close his special
labors here tomorrow, friday evening.
But Rev. Mr.. Williams. former pastor OF
the Baptist Church in this village, is ox-
pected here for,,he next Sabbath, and it is
hoped ne viii assist DR.. Tenny in some
extra meetings the coming week. In con-
neetion with the above we call attention
to the following special notice:
ES%ioUNG MEN. Rev. Mr.. Parsons
will particularly address Young Men. at Il a
Cong. Church this evening. Services to
commence at Z - o'clock. All young
men are cordially invited to attend.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

The British residents Of Valparaiso held a
meeting on the esih ofMareh, and appoint
ed a committee, who draIln.l series, OF re.-
buttons, which We're adopted ut another
meeting. rejecting severlf upon the.vasci-
laiing conduct Of Admiral Dennlau, and
eondemning his plea of want of sufficient
force to oppose the Spanish, as humiliatins
to his conntrymen. and ineAcusahle oonsid
ering that the co operation OF the L. 5
squadron was pressed upno him BY its ecm.
,sander They also condemn the passiv,
Submission OF the British charge dc aii.lires
and appointed q deputa,ion TO express tt
,.ell. fitzpatrick and Commodore R1dger,
their isish appreciation OF their efforts Il
prevent. By co-opeatien wiki the British
vIc.s, the boa.bdidInent nth e..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
CERTAIN EXPULSION OF THE popy.
lmIe.

0fSrs Having used and Witnessed the beneficial
effects of Fanny DAVIS PA'S EiLtEH, take great
tasure In 'otnmeniin. it tn the publ the v.ry
best family Medicine with which acquainted In
this establishment are employed neatly hundred
persons Auh your PAIN klLAH has been used with he
most astonishing results. Foe FoUa YEARS not single
Of Chnlic summer C.mpiun, or py.sntrrv
but ha. Welded IKE ,c to the ttiye powers Of the
hilleri And for GUS, Bruis, ETC., /, Is In almost
day use, aud viii. INK, good effects
JOHN TANNER,
rman Of Wrishtsnn 4 Co 5 Printing Establishment,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold By D,ugsais ala ali Dealers in Family Medicines
lmls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT

AS iiVES UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION n-rp.
Ing the fourteen years 1t has heea introduced i.r
the United states After being tried by millions +, b
o os proclaimed the pain destroyer Of the wori5
as directed 1t eanno; and never has failed In So
instance, For colds, coughs aud influenza II CAM he
peat one 70 cent bottle will all the above besides
as burns, cuts scalds, insect stngs &c i, IA u
lhhoeenr % take internally aud can be give to thS
l't peEs9n or Youngest child Price 10 snd so ctu.4
" -. bugs ISIS,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

This medicine &. without possibility Of doubt.ic
teTE best r, Hsf9F eNu Ter Is ieiluW ug mud all
SlHdr-d si>s5s.ss Itfs ss!4ea, CestttEets. ftty
Cua}t il. abs Htse CHI, Hs7yt prH Iy.gspsia.
Ei-s.ness. S-tef.al ST. Ehtgai IaHgEtr. Lo.i-
rs BE its 1sr<ss6, iatEtsI - f0ui Stomach.
II
y The timtiy use Of his medicine, he BIO is pur.
tatd. he af'Ft.rv = tC--otsa he sts,em l.
: eHg Lid, Ire 'iEer sRiFnia ed. He brc,tl IS
swer'cHsd. he ecasp * On IS beau fed And the
neral ca'sh u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

\ Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debi iiy, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful lndiscretion, WILL for the sake OF suffering
humanity, send tree to al who II ed il, the recepe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Suffer RS wishing to profit by
the aaYcrer's experience, can do so by adore
JOHN B. OGDEN,
lyl No. 49, Chambers ST. New FORK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
PORT OF GREENS LANDING
Reported By Msssrs. Doris 1 &c.

Arrived Apr 2jth-sch Jane urindle. Han.
Rocklaui To Green 5 Landing
Failed 2ith--soh Agnes. Young, Ellsworth for
Boston; teh. Alligator, Lin.ley, Eocklaud tor
Gouidsboro, sch, Doris, saddler. Ellsworth for
Boston; 2t,h sch. storm King. JobLson, Giarps
well Tor Boston; sch. Abagail Haynes, Belatty.
Ellsworth for Boston; sch, Olive branch, smith.
Ellsworth dor lo.ton; sch. July. Fruthey. surry
for Rockand; sch. Sparkle. Centrc, at. Deseit
Tor Portland; 9Th, sch. Glide, Ash Eden for
Rockland; 26th. sch Jane B'ndle. Hall Green,
Landing Tor Rcckland; 9Th. sch Aucruon.
Dodge, Bluehill for h'ckland; sch. Globe Mos
ley, Hane ck for E0ekland; sch. Tom liver.
Conary. Ellsworth for Kockland; sch Lamb,
Higgins, Tremon. fer Rockl4na; 2srh, sch
Nonpare, Gross, Deer Isle for Bangor; Sch Jane
Briudle, Hall, Rocssnd fer Nj Desert; seth.
sch Jane Bfindle, Hall, Mt. Desert for Rock d.
iana; ooth' sch hancock, Langley, New Haven
for Calais; sch. Velocity, Much, Ellsworth Tor
Province town, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
IN THE HOSPITAL

c. Richards Extracts Of Rye is fast driving on, all
tie wofthlrs. ~hskeys from orr tospfss. II has all
the virtues CT Bourbon whiskey without n.n. bad
ia.iss that are removed ny It's peculiar method Of
di"illauon s'sj by {. A. HARD, 90 Washington
Street. Boston, IA by sroccrs and druggists all the
GaHntrY-
For sale l.. Ellsworth BIZ C. G reel-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
BsANpRSrH.s PILLS. INFLUENZA,

BRANpRErH'S PILLS. INFLUENZA,
DiPh III ShlA In hn1mma.o,y saeeiuns. when
u hle-ding . permitted, Tree of these Pjlli
mpdhss the ALARMING symptoms and perseverance,
cafding te the dIFtctius usually quickly cures, and
certainly nothing Is ri-ked In usi1g Brandreths Pills.
For cold. influenza. diphth"ria, pains OF tho head,
dizziness and sporl,qy, no medicine can be compared
to them In ryretas. fevei ard ague. email rox and
oil the diseases of chilhopd their ,use Ensures
speedy recovery OF sai'n They produce these results
smpy by taking from the blood its impurities, leaving
THIS VITAE FLUID FREE,
to aid a weak 'losalty" to recover its proper and
necessary 'Nslatusn " health.
BRsNDRETH'5 PILLS have affinity for the
aUBJECr MATTER CT DISEASE,
and cause It's
CERTAIN EXPULSION OF THE pony.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

FNIL OF N INNAlIN,
rtisAFd tef he ttret.t ai.d a. i CAUTION TIL
falNG 3ilN and ott'Ts. WI, suN.r from Ns.von,
pehili y. III mature Drca. OF Manhood. SC sup.
pls lES NJ Tie same tine tie Yea Of :, li.CuTc Nv
1He WHO las cured E'wc after Uu6ef going cons d.
eEable qaacbcTl. ~ enclosing e lCstp IL sddress.a
rGNeiop-. sin ie copies. II Of eal ge may be had
OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. La.
IN Bzeaslin. klas, CosSY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every Young lady and gentleman in the United
states can hear something very much to their advan
tsge by 'eturn.mal tfeee of cha ge,) by addressing
the undersigned Thase having fears OF being hum
plugged Will eblise hy Mt noticing this card A /
others VII! please address their obedient servant,
TH0s. CHAPMAN,
~ ST BIoadMnN. NrM York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

CAN sisFr NtGurs.-DoId's nervine which
has been adler, sed for some time In our columns
is said TO be compete specific against restlessne.
and !nsbi1ty to sleep If This /. SO, people VIII o
can't sleep soanliy better give i; a trial. For raj.
By druggists geiorsiiy. lmli.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
EDjToE.uD.

The hgst Roots. Herbs al rarl enter into tho
compost ion Of hl.}cA.car. i.-=ait < a simple Al d
safe a. well rs "a L iai Tor al disease, OF
.Gto. Z. GOODWIN / CO. Boston For sa'e ly
all urugeisi. an;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
ELLSWORTH MARKET.
Slipping Meas.
PORT OF ELLSW WORTH.

PORT OF ELLSW ORTIZ.
CLEARED.
TLa.2lay, Afsii seth.
sch I'untrsss, Wyman.
- T,iograrh. " ooanri.
saiHue! Lewis, Jordan.
Saturday. 18Th.
ARRIVED.
4" F5w'rd. Mnliken.
" Florida, Lord.
CLEARED
" Caressa, F.l.eiion.
" Delaware. Wood.
" A;yaraIo. Wni,temsre, for Calais.
sGaaay .9th.
" Velocity, Mureh,
" QtEoEto, Hammond.
ARRIVED.
Houd-y 35s'.
" Llilate,h, Jorasa.
Wednesday, May -.
Frank Pierce, GraG,,
CLEARED.
Florida, Lord.
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I T E M s & C.
.1eU advertisements MtS Wcei.


Hammond Street Steam Bakery-B. F. Gray.
pauppr Notice-Overscers of Poor, Aurora.
Administrators Sale--J ". Palmer.
Notice Of FoIeclosure-John Stevens.
special Notice.. L. Runnewell.
&. A. Richards.
i" Perry Davis.
Brandre,h'. Pills.
Dir. Tobias.
Legal Sotces--M III. p Frenca.
-. Isaac Colt
C Springer
List Of Letters--L. u. Jordan.
---Gencral John. J. Perry IS a candi-
date for Governor.
Portland fish dealers sell Holsters by
the pound.
American Life Drops--no;hing like
them.
a. :, Athcrtan IL league with the
co d Man, SEE tl.ifd page,
-Pcstachne-Gray without it, Black
with it, is the hair.
-Beadle'e Monthly for May is received
| IS an Interesting number.
since the heavy rains of last week
mn" ''"s '''''e" WV =. "'s ~
About one hundred Fenians left
' '''' 'o'' ~ '''' '7''''''' NJ '''''''''
Efforts are being made to establish a
daily line of steamers between bangor ana
Portland.
-Twcnty-one Of the present members
Of the SeiI,st4 Q. the United State. are ma
lives of New England
u young lady in California broke her
neck While resisting the attempt Ola Young
man to Kiss her. \ fearful warning.
The last new hair dressing i, the
.O'Nahouy | omadc' 50 called because il,
is a grand hcad-Scs4itr.
- - '..'.','s'e' ~ the peering
iamt3 mas Deeh convicted Of murder OF Tie
ars' degree
az Day was r,mtihabiy cold for cv-
ei' 'i'-s sesS''a. '"ns gen. VIII nave 10
- '''i'''' '''N - ~ u o''''-e's i0' may :
~ -
5 80. ~ % -, ,3',
-, !. ..,,,.,..,,.; :, .a,n -,
-
So''o 3D., - i"A'e' i.s4, u va, ,, 'e.' ~
our Once TWO mems eggs. one weighing
%. the other 4, and the largest measuring
81 inches.
-,
ihe 'icN steamer NiN Vi idchhioliu
-, e"' -
y 't''' " Pas
- '''' =!
he fuinor that the report of tho
committee on reconstruction was discussed
= : >="''"e' injecting WI i'''saal anu COIL
" ''''''0' may VI may Ho' pc 'l"e'
-i)r. Hamlin essay on the Cholera
has been published by a. Williams & Co.,
Boston, III II neat pamphlet OF "a pages
i - 'oi S'i' y i'oeei' eoie'
= rom Monday morning last. until
noon OF the following day there was drop
pei INTO The Ellsworth Post Office five
hundred letters. 80 says Stamps"
ne Machias Republican thinks that
III we" oil inc prospect OF cholera that the
boys IN that region had better wash their
faces before warm weather.
The President to-day pardoned 40
Confederate ofiice-holders IN Texas, to
struciion at that state: and n numb"r
from Georgia, l. oui>iama and Alabama, of
siic %-o'oeo .i''ss. l-ff'onRe'
a patent has been granted, for maxi
Ing paper shirts. They are to cost only %
cts. When this good time comes all hands
can, not only have clean shirts, but new
ones weekly
Harper tor May, received per Robert
Cole. II Is only necessary to mention that
this magazine has been received, because al
acknowledge its great popularity, and
most OF the reading public see it.
1t will be seen that the Little BALLAD
Singers will give Concert n, Wh;tipc,s
Hall On Friday Evening. IA will he -,
entertainment of merit and wall uor,h, -,
tho natronace al our c;,.,.,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
WHAT CAN BEAT TIP

over twenty thousand cases have been sold In ere
ye+r, OF the Golden Sheaf Bourbon wAskey,u is fret
Try it,
For sac In Eilsw nth By {. G. reck
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
a STH M a.

NnwdsclaTeI rprclv nervous complaint, is perfectly
rei.eYe is .aest yelet attacks with doses Of IS a.
dtaPs rlch htt '5r. ReIsf aaa sleep viii follow the
: nj ~ :hiri 3.
sE-S5lhy all wholesale All Retail Dealers in Medicine
Al b emit Ter Do tie
JdHi |. HJHiEG5lL, Proprietor,
Pf.sue-. Chemists. Gonu,sreia whut, Boston, M,"
lml6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
4 Cough. Cold. or sore Tbroot.

REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND sAopLp \.
CHECKED. If ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation Of the Lungs, Permanent Throat
Affection, or an lncurable Lung Disease
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

The Boston Posi- defends Governor
Bullock of Mass. against the wicked attack
{. HeAdal Philips
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHes

HAVING DIRECT iSFLuEscE TO THE rAnrs, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma Ca'arrh. Consump.
tive and hroat Diseases.
TRoeHEs ARE rsED WIN ALWAYS COOP SUCCESS.
SINCERE AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will ind Ifoehes usefal in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, aud reiievipg
the throat after unusual exertion of the vocal
o. gans The Tro hes are recommended and pr es
eri6ed by Physicians and have hsd te.timoDiais
from eminent men throughout the country. b.
ing On article of true merit, and having pyc,,a
their efficacy BY test Of many years, each y,s-
finds them in rev localities in various paris 81
the world, and the 7r9ches are universally pro.
nouaee better than other articles.
OhrAIy only "BHcFS's BRoxcuIAL Tpocsrsn
and Go not take any u the Worthless Hnna,ions
that may be olsre,
sold cNtrAp her. ~ aited States and in
1eit' u SeunuINs ~ box tm.2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
RtVCuEtoR'. .s.,H DYE.

Tic Original and Bc.; In IT, Weird, The only
true ana peiioc liar bye harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately Il splendid
Black or naiufa' Brown without inyaring the Hair
or skin Remedies the III etlec, OF bad dies. Sold
by all bFugsi-t. The genuine Is s!sped ilInlu A.
Bachelor, Also,
REGLNLRArING EXTRACT OF MILLrFLEUEs.
FOX Restoring and Beautifyne the Hair
ly)2r tnAi,l Is BATCuELoE. New York
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H u N N E w ELLIS
EtbtC
sNODsSC.

To at mpt to cnumern,c tho
marita, results Of tie Aucdy 10
&N0Ds NJ. In cas of Neuralgia, ,ioa,.
---------------- RI nmatisn Nervous lI,sd
Rsn-, Tooth ard Eer iehr, SPINAL Complaints ST
Nitu-' Dance, iyst ria Nervous feby. Loss Of Sleep
SctSicti Benuum lrrnen.. Pains IN the Mensiru ton
ard tire most relahs t-tiolsts IN my possession,
which an ar" ture = insFee', would exhaust time and
rsaenee AM @A'eh cona1suce to test would perfectly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04

The inauguratiep of Gey. uawley
took Place On Tuesda;.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
sMoLANpAk,s ExrRAcr aucKu.

sMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU.
Cures Kidney Disease.
SM0LtNDEKS EXT ACT UUCKU
CuIcs khrGmatisn
sM0LANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cgfs Urinary i.eases
SN0LiNDEBtS EXTRACT BUcKU
Cues Gravel.
SNoLASbERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures >tfictures.
he NEST Fluid Extract HuCkU now before tho
pubic, i. >lno.andeiS For al diseases above, md
for weakness Pains IN the lack, Eemsle Com.
plains, and disorders arising from fNcesses OF any
kind It Is pesiectiy In, alnpble For sale bv all
Apnihcearies everywhere Price ONE DOLLAR
IHY IL TAKE No OTHER
EukLEIGH & ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists Sc
hanover street Boston, General Agen.s, W W.
WAFFLE, A ent for Maine. ly5l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-25
COUNTRY BOARD.

4 svstt FaxfEY iivfsp rnREr viLEs yaDv
~ ~ 49, svaf NJ N ~ fam y ~ - - 4
is4ss ss- t-sifar stf $500 '~f~s tss3~fsis ~
fsstes fsff siafs iH4s4v y fLAtyN y asAa sssi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-07
Green backs are good.
But Roback's Blood Pills are better.
Attention, Travellers !

It. #
The season for summer travel is approach
ing, and accidents by river and rail will
multiply. Travellers are warned not to de-
pend upon accident tickets purchased eat
stations, which are limited in time and risk,
are not registered, and if lost would be of
no benefit to the purchaser. Rather obtain
General accident Policy from the "Acci-
dent Insurace Company of Columbus" that
covers all cases of accidents, wherever and
whenever occurring, whether travelling or
at home standing, walking or riding, asleep
or awake. Such poliey--which is recorded
upon the books and is not impaired by be-
ing lost or mislaid-costs but trifle, and
may be taken out in five minutes time
They are issued to run from one month to
FIVE years, and renewable. The longest are
the cheapest. -. rHg .5ad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-07
GreenbaC ks are good.
But Roback's Bitters are better.
Rank Safe Locks.

As an evidence of the great demoraliza-
ton of the country, we can scarcely look
into an exchange without noticing an ac-
count of depredations committed by the
swarms of thieves and burglars which in
fest our cities and inland towns. To guard
against the operations of this class of ras-
Gals, procure one of Dodds, Macneale q
Urban's Bank Safe Locks, and you can go
to bed, sleep sound and defy all the bur-
glars in the world. Mr.. George f. Coch-
nown, agent of Dodds, Macneale & Urban's
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes and Eureka
and Excelsior Bank Locks, Cincinnati, o.,
is now in the city stopping at the American
Hotel, and will call upon our business men
for the purpose of introducing this invalu-
able article into use. ".r .rHH.
We notice by the Washington Ne'cS that
the Secretary of the Treasury has made the
award on proposals for furnishing the
Government with bank safe locks for one
year to this firm, which is sufficient recon-
mendation of their value.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-07
Greenbacks are good.
But Roback's Purifier is better.
van Amburgh a Co.'s Menag,

Van AmbuTgh a. Co.'s menagerie.
This new and extensive collection or liv-
ing wild animals was exhibited in our city
on Saturday afternoon and evening to i'm
mense crowds of admiring and gratitied
visitors. Every one was highly pleased
with the orderly appointments and ar
rangements of the exhibition, and the gen
tlemanly courtesy of those by whom 1t was
managed. AS an instance of their gener-
osity, we may mention that, upon their in
vitation, the pupils of the Asylum for the
Deaf and Dumb in this city visited the ex-
hibition in the afternoon free of charge.
We have seen numerous shows of the
kind-menageries alone and menageries
and circuses combined-but this, in our
humble opinion, for rarity, freshness, vari =
ETY. and instruction, surpasses any and all
weever witnessed before. 1t may not SO
much amnse the unthinking and superficial
as where the show of natures living Won
ders is made subordinate to the feats of the
ring and the jests Of the clown; but those
who love to trace the curious and mysteri-
GUS WOTklHBS VI lllc DlNlilo manu- III hiOWu-
ing the inferior forms of animal life, till
they receive their full complement and per-
fection in the human frame, find in this
exhibition abundant food for their curiosity
and reflection. --. ...a5
We know of no place at which children
and young persons could gain more practi-
cal knowledge and be more profited in so
short a time than at an exhibition of Van
Amburgh & Co.'s Menagerie. Here they
see before them, not the mere pictures and
descriptions of the rare and strange in the
animal kingdom, but the real living deni-
zens of the far-off forests, wilds and deserts,
such as they are and appear in their own
native haunts. Seeing these will arouse
the curiosity and desire of the young to
know more about the wonders of this
breathing world" and awaken a love for
the study of Natural History in its varied
and interesting departments.
But we have not spaceEo say more. We
can only add that the Menagerie will be
exhibited at Sunbury to-day (Monday) !;
at Cardington, tomorrow Tuesday, and
on Wednesday, at Marion.