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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

STILL GREATER REDUCTION.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
The Loss Of the Corientes.

we alluded to the loss of this Ellsuorrt
vessel last week, since then Cant. Pen.
dieton has arrived home, and from him
we learn these particulars The ve..el
struck on the sunken reef called Omit,
oneno, reef about % miles hong living
about 800 miles in Nortberlv cour..
rom Aspinwall. The current had car
ried the vessel out of her course. some
Instance. 1t was about ? O'Clock in the
morning. Another reef was seen and
tle vessels course was altered to sa,.
II "hen it struck ON the Oui,a Sueno.
Remained on the wreck Sc hours when
all hands left in the boat for Old provj-
dence, an Island distance some si,ty
miles. From this place the CAPTAIN
went to st. Andrews and procured A
vessel and went in search of his When
ne arrived at the place, the vessel had
peeh stripped and the hull burned 10 the
waters edge.
Inc Corlentes was built here three
years ago and was one of the best vessel,
ever sailed out of the river 7, wss
insured.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

in the most difficult way imaginable.
Fitzpatrick, Minister 70 Chill, is dsotd-
edly in bad otlor 1t the State Depart
ment, and would have been removed
while here, had he not begged to be A.
lowed to remain until he could return
TO Chilli, and resign VII. some grace.
He is man in whom no one has conf
dencc. and the great wonder Is that he
was allowed TO disgrace the country
abroad so long AS he has
"Carpct-Baggcrs (" In New Jersey
seem TO be as much at discount as in
the Southern States. MFR. Brun, well
known Republican was very generally
indorsed for Postmaster at Plainfield,
but Mr.. Cattell said he was Carpet
Baggcr, having lived there only two
years and gave the place to "A wealthy
man named Vail. who does not need
the Office. instead Of TO poor man who
does need H. Such IL politics.
One Of the United States representa-
tives abroad left Washington very hur-
riedly last Friday, to avoid threatened
cowhiding promised him by another
foreign representative recently appoint
ed.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
reY The Amer lSAn.
All Sorts.
MIR. EnsTOR:-


AT THE HOTEL
in East Machias on Wednesday night OF
last week, was awaked from my slum-
bers at midnight, by loud rapping 1t
the door.
After while the landlord '.attentled
to the alarm"
lie asked the man outside, "what was
wantedT' The outsider said, that in the
afternoon, he, in company with two 9TH
er men started in q wagon from town
East Of here, aud were driving to Machi-
As. They had with them jug Of liquor
In the evening, they upset the wagon
and broke the jug; and smashed up the
wagon. and the horse cleared himself
from the carriage, aud went. he knew
not where.
The other two men were drunker than
he was. so he left them by the way side
while he went in search Of lodgings for
the remainder Of the night. In the
morning he was decidedly mad, because
the landlord charged him fifty cents for
all his trouble.
So much for rum
GEo. :. BUNKER
ofEast Sullivan. has variety store and
keeps quite an extended assortment Of
goods.
There is not an article I'm his store
with the cost price marked on il,
He remembers the cost of every article
small or great also, OF ,chom he bought
the goods, and ,rhea the purchase was
made.
But few men remember so Well
SHIr BUILDING
in the towns East OF Ellsworth is being
carried on this Spring quite extensively
The only thing Of which the people
complain is, that money is scarce" II
must begin to circulate soon. or business
operations will be suspended in part
ut least.
Yours, &c.
April 26th, 1869.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

She will do now, said he Who seemed
the leader. Put on the gag. We have
no time to looe : and with tha& he turned
to q small table near At hand. on which
were spread quantity Of gems aud
precious stones Of various kinds.
some Of them still uncut, while others
were cut and set As necklaces, brace
lets, rings, or other articles of personal
adornment: glittering thrsng truly.
The gag was in her mouth. and
Lady Spencelaugh looked on in dumb
despair while the veiled man swept all
her cherished treasures into q wash
leather bag, and then disposed Of the
same in some safe place about his per-
son. They were lost TO her without
hope Of recovery; all her precious
hoard was gone. the slow, patient accu-
mutation Of twenty years. This hoard
ing of precious stone had been mon
omania with her, secretly pursued, for
not even ST. Philip himself. although
aware Of her weakness in this respect.
had had any idea Of the extent to which
she had carried it. By means Of what
devilish arts had this white han ded
thief learned the secret Of the hiding
place! As her bright darlings slipped
from her eyes for ever, she felt at that
moment as though it would he a pleas
ant thing to die, and 50 end all this
weary coil Of calamities which was
encompassing her around without any
hope Of escape. his brief, vivid dra-
ma in which she had been an involun-
tary actress, had had for her such an
intensity Of meaning as to cause her to
forget for little while that other dar K
drama Of the day just done. in which
she had played one Of the leading parts ;
but now that IL second act was con-
summated, the full weighs of her mis-
cry flowed over her iu = double wave,
under whose accumulated force her
very soul seemed to die within her.
leaving her for time poweriess TO
suffer further. She had some dim
sence Of being left alone. and Of hear
ing the kew turned in the lock as the
two men beat hasty retreat-yes.
alone bound hand and foot, power
less to stir or speak. and without hope
of release till morning should reveal
her condition To some one-if, indeed,
she could live thus till morning. To
die would perhaps he best.
To BE CONTINUED.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
1usings.

1t Is easy to sit in the editorial chair,
(if it is an easy chair, } aud easy to inn
agine an imaginative editor easily max
ing his readers feel easy, while at their
ease and leisure easily dieesting the
easily digested food prepared by the
easy editor in his easy chair. All this
that Is very easily written, will be easi.
ly read, and easily forgotten. If it was
the easy duty of the editor to write and
publish, only to make his readers feel at
their ease, then how easy the editors
life. He would easily rise at an easy
hour. pass easily through the day, and
easily lay off its cares at night, and re-
sign himself to the easy slumbers of
quiet repOse. But alas! dream not oh.
easy men, about editors. Ii YOU want
an easy life, drive logs, sail ships. build
railroads, fell trees, build dams, break
colts or marry q wife; ease and quiet
will come sooner, last longer, and fit
You better. As he enters his sanctum
and calls up in review the world around
him, wondering what will next come
from his fertile brain, he recalls the
events that have passed, or are passing
in the wide world, and strives TO call
up some stirring event, or tragedy or
comedy, but it will not come. No
shocking murder or affray, no earth
quake, no tempests Of storm and wind
sinking whole fleets, no raging pesti-
lence depopulating whole districts. no
terrible battles where whole battallions
have been swept from life to death, no
railway trains plunging with their hu-
man freight into fearful chasms. or
crushing through falling bridges, or |
explosions with its Kissing
steam sending its human victims high |
in air only to sink deep in ocean; but
nothing but the drilling rain and
dresry mud fitting each other exactly,
and producing that drowsy, listless, life-
less. hopeless state, known only to those
Who have brain work to perform. Hence
'h! gentle. indulgent, admiring, cap
ious, cynical or critical readers wait
till next week before you condemn the
,oOr editor.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
Items from the Nachias Union

nesvy freshets are repor ted in yariou, part,
ofNew Engiani pa
In the vicinity. OF Machias, the ground !.
aui. i lree rom frost, and on high Ind peopi.
VIII ~ gardening ai.d planting IN a few d.v.
Thirty m les back in the wood, ,brrc ,t..
TWO feet of snow last week.
ne ram storm last week Of two dA,, dnr,-
uon raised the water In the river 10 a hisi
ilesnet. Some Of the raftsmen had 10 rorA
nlnoiy 10 save logs from floating over the l.ll.
anu iew logs did 20 over notwithstanding the
Soi Jonas farnsworth and wife al Pembro. 70
celebrated their fiftieib we,i,Iin,, aani'an
April !. About thirty children AMI yr,nI ,.t,,i
uren, ana some other r'end-. were pre.en, o.
the occasion. The celebration wa. -. ,.r,
pleasant one. Col. +. is about 30 year. Of se,
hi' WE few years his junior, both In god
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
Medical Inhalation,
April 2Oth. 1869
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CA.
rARRH. AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE
LUNGS.
LETTER No. XII.
Iahaiafioa-This is subject which il
at the present time exciting almost un-
iversal attention, and as rational and
scientific mode Of treatment Of Pulmonary
diseases, stands unquestionably first and
foremost among the discoveries in medi-
cine ofthe present century. In climate
like ours, where chronic pulmonary dis
eases are SO prevalent and so universally
fatal, and where, too, . profound con-
victiOn Of the uselessness and inefiiciency
of all the ordinary means employed by
the profession, based on the painful and
melancholy experience Of the past, per-
vades all classes Of the community, this
interesting discovery in medicine can.
not but be hailed with the ivcliest emo
tons and heartiest welcome by every
high-minded, generous hearted and in
telligent practitioner in the land.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

OUR loUNG Folks for May has tn t,l.
lowing artracti,. Contents:
Tine story of Bad Boy Chapters tx
AID Y. Telling OF Boys Club aud 4,
Fight. by 1. II. AlJrich.
The William Henry Letters. Eley nth
Packet. BY Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz.
Lilies of the Valley. BY Mary B. e.
Slade.
Lawreuce's Journey to the Coal Reyio,
BY J. T. rrowbridse.
Carl. By Lily Nelson.
Candy Making. by Mrs. Jane q. Au.,,,
Canary Islands sni Canary Bir,i.. h,
James Parton.
Gardening ioe Girls. Chapters III. and
". Bv the author Of six Hun,ire.I
Dollars ! Year.
DR.. Trotty. BY T.. Siuar, Phelps.
Cinderella. BY Mrs. A. N. Wells
Sixty-two Little fodpolcs. b. the author
OF Seven Little Sisters.
Little Fannie. by Lucy L,rrom.
Rsund the Evening Lamp, and
Oar Letter Box.
FIELDS, OsGooD & CO.. Publishers. Bo.-
ton.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
Our Young Folks.
we make the following ext act for the
May Dumber.

We make the following exn act for ,,s
May Dumber.
Wonder Boys Composition.
Br Mrs A. NJ. DIAz.
HEADS
HEADS are Of different shane. ,n5 ,,s.
s1 si1es. They are full Of notions. iar,,.
heaus 10 not always hold the mos,
persons can tell just what a man ia h, .'le
shape o. his head. High he,ds ~. ~ ,''s
pest kind. Very krowi..y p,.onl. @ e t'ie
ed long headed. A fellow rhat wa. ar San
.J' M Any'h'ng or anybody is called bot .hs.P
e.. " isn't quite SO bright h"ead, H., a,,
nun son-hesded; il he wont b.. ,.oav, caH
.u.heu. .an. they call him pi.-headrJ nor
~ Hs nsse very small heads. Ths ,a.m-
y. i"ois slant back. Whea vo,r neads
eut on You are beheaded. Omn mead Is
o.! al covered with hair. excsr.. ,''e;' us are
heads. "eaus oeshles our
First, the,e are Barrel-bea.,.
mere are rin-heads. Third. Head. econd. es
s.," ometimes minister u.ed u = ser
mIeen =, heads to one sermo,, ~ nave
neaowind. Fifth, Head Of c.;,, Fourth.
c.I,. iI'Ier ,Sa reckons up his cows and ox.n
Dr,, ,,. .nem % many head Of cattle Sn S; nc
.s...1s's .suaeads;- drumheads are ,n.. HlAth.
m snn. seventh, Heads or l.i,s .us SUE 9:
~ y. ~ p pennies. Eight. Do..bi. Swhen
'n'-wAss yoa let olf ro.ks.s .ks.ols-head-
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
vor the Ellsworth Amsrie 40.
All Sorts. ..
April 26th, 1869.

Mr.. EDIroR:-
The patriotic citixeni II S,eubcn. are
about to erect = Soldiers Nonumew in the
centre OF their village. Success. 10 them.
Fred L. Kingsley Of West Gould sbo, o :
keeps 4 very neat Variety Store lie
ha, quite an extended assor,men, OF goods,
and sells cheap for eaM.
Nahum Jones Of Yves, Could.boro. il
quite Farmer
Last year he raised 90 tons Of hay; 400
bushels Of potatoes; 20 bus Of barley so Of
oats; 100 OF be.ts; and so Of carrots
Ills stock last year, consisted Of ! horses :;
3yoSe OF oxen, yoke Of steers; 5 year
lings; 5 cows; los sheep aud u hogs.
he sold.-last summer 66 pigs and
shoats; sl65, worth Of pork and has Oh
hand ready for market 1000 bis Of pork.
Af.er reservin. enough Dr his large farni-
ly.
II any farmer In the county can beat
Friend Jones, let him give the figures in
the American.
Mr. Jones has lived on his farm II years.
For the last Is years he has kept . hotel,
and 1t has been an excellen. Home for the
traveller.
The surroun ilngs are not very inviting il
Is true; but their houutifslIy supplied table
and clean beds are.
You will find no better table in all East
ern Maine.
The stable Is well mansged. Traveller,
will drive Al extra i've miles d reach
Jones. You don't have to watch the
hostler. Thati. worth remembering.
Mr.. Jones Is = Democrat. and takes two
Democrats papers. Tie has conclude
however. to take the American also. thai
he may hear both sides Of the story In
this he Is sensible: Let Republicans do the
same.
Yours, &c..
MUNsON.
Anr;i 9O~h ,cco
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
Tho Atlantic Honthlv
FOX MAR, 1869.

CONTENTS.
AALsoKE: An OLDPoRr ROMANCE. Par,
v. BY +. ". Hixyinsou.
IHE CLOTHES MANIA. by James Parton,
BKAnAANIsN. BY James freemcn Clarke,
The HEROINE or LONG POINT. By John
G. Whittier.
The PURITAN LOVERS. by Marian Doug
lass.
TIE Fox IN THE HOUSEHOLD. Part Ill.
BY the author of'Victor and JacQueline /,
SPRiNG IN WASHINGTON. By John Bar
rcuyhs.
ELEANOR IN THE EMP1Y HOUSE,. Nv T..
W. Parsons.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY (F SHAKER. Second
Paper. b; +. W. Evans.
CAN LIFE HIDE lTsELPs By Bayard
The PACIFIC RAILROAD-OPEN. Second
Paper. By Samuel Bowels.
InE INTELLECTUAL CHARACTER or PRS
IDENT GRANT.
The NEW TASTE IN HEArRIcALs,
REVIEWS AND LiTEkARY NOrIcEs.
FIELDS. OSGOOD 4 CO.,
Publishers, Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

HARPER's MAGAZINE, Nav. lS6o -
Christopher Coluinbns.-John s. C. AZ.
bott. With Twelve Illustrations. Mazda.
len.-Hsrriet Preecost SpofIord. Giass-
Blowing for Little Folks.-Touise E. Chol-
let. With Nine illustrations, The Sacred
City Of the Hindus.-Henry II. Alden
With Ten Illustrations. A Sin Of Omis-
sion.-Mary N. Prescott. Both Sides
kit1Abeth Stuart i'helps. Webster, CIV
Csisolu and Jackson: How they "a az
their PhotOgraphs.-T. b. Thorpe. Ths
Plains, ~ crossed them Ten Years Axe.-
Horace Greeley. The Working Men of
the Middle Agsa.- Eugene Lawrence.
The Eve Of s.. Bartholomew. With an
ilustE,tio1. Ny Ene,ny's Dsaghssr.-
justin Mccarthy. With an lllustration.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
New Books sc. .

The Myrtle Branch. "A Handsomely bound
little volume OF near two hundred pages
containing a series OF Pictorial Sketrhe.
Tor children and Youth. and inscribed bv
the author To My Young Friends who.s
ed by Andrew h. Graves. 10 Coi nhtll. Ho,
ton. We have examined this volume with
some care. aud think IL destined - be a
isvoTite with the small iolAs" Fp-
Sale hv Robert Cole, Main -.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

Of the future. and is contrary to the ma
ture of this class Of our fellow citizens.
It viii break up, as certainly ss the time
comes. most Of the lodges Of the ,tate.
This very question ''whether they shall
tnrn aside iron promoting the cause of
temperance TO promoting a few uneasy
members into power, is the rock on which
they will snl,t
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY ihis Magaxin-
has the great merit ri keeping up with the
times every year. and almost every mum
Der is an Improvement on the LAST. L.
var ed departments furnish exactly villa
every lady need, throughout the country
and its immense circulation aud grca, suc-
cess show that they know il. The prom
nent features Of Patterns, the "I.a,llrs'
Club, the Music, etc. are each our 4
them worth more than the price OF the
book. in the real value that thew rrpses~a.
t. the subscriber. Terms. $500 per yaVf
with II premium. Ad,ltes, W J. prNo-
EF,T s.S> Broedway
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
VOLUME Is

Come to bead-Iike boil or a rebel,io,
Tenth. Cabbageheads.-dun are eallei
cabbageheads, and good enough for then,
Eleventh. At 1.oggerheads, when yon
don't agree. Twelfth. Heads of chapters
Thirteenth. Head him tf,--when yon Wan,
To stop u horse. or boy. Fourteentb
Head OF the family Fifteenth, A Blum
derhead. Sixteenth. The Masthead :
where they send sailors TO punish them.
Seventeenth. get up 20 the head,-when
you spell word right. Eighte enth, m.
Head Of 4 stream. where il begins
Nineteenth. Down b. the head, WHEN
vessel is deep 10 .Ied at the bows. Twrn.
tieth, Figurehesd carved on vessel
Twcnty-hrst, The Cath-a,i. and that's d..
end Ut : stick Of timber that a ship an
choa hangs by. Twensy-secoiid, A Head.
land. or cape. Twenty-third, 4 Head If
tobacco. Twenty-iourth, \ Bulkhead
which is partition in 4 ship. rwentr.
tifth, Go ahead, -bu. first he sur- you AZ
right.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
DEuoRgsrs "YotxG >anRIcl

DEuoRESrs "ioyNG AMERICA Or
all the juvenile magazines. tlt, chil,lrru
say this is the best, and We mi-tS SAf "
agree viii. them. .t. bright color.. au.
IT. toys have the charm of being litfrrr.s.
from everything cl+e. while the sroric. AMI
other sketches are exceptionally good
combining the useful with tie ainu.lu. a
a remarkably successful! manner Ierm,
sl-Jo per annuuh, with n premium. A.
dre> W. J. DEMoKEsr. SIS Broad.a4
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

IHE NURSERY FoR MAY.-Comes to
hand - bright and smiling as ever. max
ing glad the hearts OF all who are so tortu-
nate as to have become Subscribers 70 |,
John L.. Shorey, 10 washiu ,ton 5, ros-
ton $3.50 per year.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
Bucksport National Bank.

Report of the condition of the Buck
port National Bank. in Buck sport. il
the State of Maine, ut the close of bn...
ness on the Eth day of April. l-69
REsoURcFs
Loans and Discount. st.t1, ..
Commercial Paper am ltf o.,
indebtedness OF Directors
- prtncipal and Surety, jStoslsT}
!. > Beads TO secure Cirruls ioa. RI0Jus q
I. = Bonds audi -ccuritie. on hand . - u
her stocks. Bonds. and Mortgage. to -su
Que from Rsdecmins Reserve Agents .-ilt-
current ExP-ases. ..
Cash itcms ,inclutltnz .tsn.pa -
iilis Of other National gans. ls.Gj
Fractional turrency ca.
specie. o., -
Legal ren,l-r Note. - NJ
,ups
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock. s4,og.,
surplus Fund ,g,,..
Interest saela "A
rroat and Los-. ~. Or
Circulating Notss sec'dfrorn
Less Ant hand.
AMOUNT oun;hndiag, - ~ =
individual Deposits. .t--,
s&tl ~ .s
|. Edward Swasev, Cashier of ,br
Bucksport National Bank, do solemn.
swear that the above statement il true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
EDWARD SWASEY.
tusAicr.
Sworn and subscribed before me thu,
2ith day of April. 1869.
T. e. WoopaAy,
J"Sttcc Of the Peace.
Correct, Attest
I. &. WOODMAN,)
j. Il. BRADLEY. Directors
:. B. SWASEY.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

TnH WAY OUT.-WhiIs We arc diseussiax
TIE question q . raiiread, Il y quite necessary
thas We saoaId have steaner to run fton
Ellsworth to cesnset with the Lewiston, or =
preored = far - Rockland. soasthiae shessd
Be done by our mssehaats to obtain III need.
q lsiliiy.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

The Eastport Sentine, s.v NJ. u,;
wno, d0ring the sicA M % OF h.r h.sh.nn
Son.,nstd Smsnd Of the ship Chieitain snI .ai.Iy
~ t;uxnt qt from Cslcutta to New YORK i. : nv.
I've n.i VI Eastpcrt, daughter Of, the I,fe Henry
0eaes, 1ormerly Of thst town. '~'' nei'
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

A Brave Lady.-By the author @ on" ~.
H.Iif.x. Genilemail. With Two Illus
tra,ions. Evening kest.-L. d. Nichols.
Ph'lIy and the Resf.-Mary +. Dodge.
Deem Sen Sounding Jacob Abbott. WIN
An Ii,ustrstiou. Editors Easy Chair. Ed
itors Book Table. Editcr's Drawer.
We extract the following
COLUMBUS AND THE SAvANs. This in
terview WAS to the enthusiastic adveh,ur-
er an hour Of intense yet solemn exaita-
ton. Deeminx himself the Heaven-chosen
instrument for the most Important Oh
earthly enterprises, even the splendor Oh
ROYALTY could not dazzle him. The King,
shr.wi, sayacious, and ambitious, was
excited by the idea of discoveries and ac-
Quisitions which would place spain 10 the
foreground OF all the nations WIN char-
acteristic caution he declined forming any
Judgment himself. but appointed coun-
ell Of the most learned astronomers aud
cosmoyraphers OF the kingdom tc hold an
interview with Columbus, carefully TO ex-
anime his plan and report their opinion.
The conference WAS held ia n large hall Ia
the old convent Of 81. stephens. At Sala-
manca. The assembly convened by roy
al missives. was imposing In numbers and
In dignity. Exalted functionaries OF the
Church. professors In the universities, AMI
statesmen Of high rank, presented an ar
ray which must have overaw~d any plain
man of ordinary capacity. Columbus, "A
simple IN ,riner. with unaffected majesty OF
dencaisor and of uttcrAhce, aud with every
fibre of his soul vibrating ia the intensity
OF his real, presented himself before his
examiners. sanguine OF success. But he
soon found, to his extreme chagrin, that
learned ,aen may be full Of prejudice aud
lxx.3
with citations from the prophets and the
Psalms, aud with extracts from the relig-
ious writings Of the Catholic fathers. The
declaration that the earth was rv,ird WAS
| declared to be absurd.
WHAT exclaimed several Of these
| sages Of the fitteeuth century. can any
| Que be 90 foolish As to believe that the
| world Is round, and that there arc people
| upon the side opposite to ours. who walk
| with their heels upward and their heads
| hanging down. like flies clinging to ,h'
| ceiling. That there is "a part of the world
where the trees grow with their branche'
hanging downward. and where it rains
halls, and SHOWS upward"
| But the doctIine oil Columbus was stig'
matixcd not o. ~ a. absurd, but also as
heretical, since TO maintain that there We,
| inhabitants IL those dista.t lands woulc
be- an impeachment Of the Bible. ~ Il " a
deemed impossible that any descendant,
Of Adam could have wandered so far
Others, in the pride Of philosophy, will
great complacency urged the philo. ophica
objection that, admitting the world to b,
round. should = ship ever succeed in reach
| ing the other side IL could never return
since no conceivable strength OF wine
| could force seip up the mountainous ro
4 tundty Of the globe.-J. ). G. ABBOTT, II
HIrper's Magazine.
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29
33 FREMONT ST, BOsrOy.

33 FREMONT ST, BOsrOS.
April Is, 1869.
DR. CHARLES MORSE, IS Free street,
Portland:
Ny DEAR SIR:-As one Of the pro-
fession Of medicine, q profession whose
Ellsworth American., 1869-04-29

CONTENTS OF NAY GALAxY Put your
self in his place: A denunciati"u OF Eng
lish Dictionaries Pairs aud Repairs; 4
great Advocate; a choir Of Songsters;
English Toryism and its Leaders From
thl. las, article we make the following -x-