Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
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The story Of the " Little Rid Him. viii cause
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their pet, the Squirrel. DIR. Hayes, the Arctic
explorer, continues his story Of Philip, the
Greenl and Hunter. vicux Moustache's arti'
Gle is upon "spring Sports There is capital
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another concerning new way Of flying kites,
while the coming Of Spring Is announced by an
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EN-. By Hiram Rich. Pioneering. Facts and
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citation OF President Lincoln's life and charac.
ter. BY Mrs. Caroline II. Dali. The United
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lor. Chester Harding. A Sketch Of the Ar
fists career. A Fomiliar Epistle to Friend
A Poem. BY James Russell Lowell. AIDE.
laide RistOri. A Winter Adventure on the
Prairie. Reviews and Literary Notices.
Published by TICKNoI & FIELDS. Boston.
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lT-A gentleman asked friend If he ever
saw II catfish. NO" was the response, "but
l have seen rope-walk. +"
NY'"Will you have me, SARAH" said Young
man to 4 modest girl. Ne, John. Z" said she
but you may have me, if you will"