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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14
VIEWS OF TIE PAST.
APRIL Il.

APRIL IL.
1SG5-Presdent Lincoln shot by j. WikeSi B0oB
Ut Fords theatre, Washington lSecrU-
tary Seward, while lying SICK Ut hts remit
dence III Washington. was attacked by iL0uiS
Payne, and severely Wounded, as was ala o hlo
son, while attempting to project him.
Is81-tOrt Sumter surrendered to the rebels.
l47l-Batle OF Barnes, Engiana; LancastIlana de-
eated by the Yorkists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

A.-Perfect Fitting and Elegant Boots anl
SHOES ron LApiEs, GENTlEMEN Bo ns Az An9
WORK IN THE CITY. NEW STORE AND NEW ST. Lkd.
BROOKS, bio and 1873 BROADWAY, corner 2Sth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL A. 1s7lATRlPLE SHEET.

shall hrst lay down her arms, and then the m1nl-
cipai franchise will be granted to the city.
OPPOSED TO CANCELLATION.
n. Theirs Is now opposed 10 Cancellation and
thinks the success Of the army certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14
AprafHsSsIoHs or An INDIAN RAlD.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, April H. 1871.
Late Minnesota papers say that fears exist at
Lcech Lake OF another Indian raid. The contsm-
plated movement will be made after the maple
sugar making ia over Every precs0tton ~ being
AIKEN 70 avert the impending danger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

wAeHIS6ToN. April II, ISL
Mr.. Barnum member cloct from Connecticut. appeared
aud took the OATH
nnrDarSe Iug MISSOURI AT ST. JosEpH.
shs bW >Eoducsd yesterday by MIR, Psrk, authorizing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Rurplyn Mineral Water, Saratoga Spring4
superior TO others ia Dyspepsia and Diseases OF Liver ana
Kidneys. u. D. hEN <, hEem,.
Hudson River Railroad depot, varck atreet-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Knox, the Halter, st Az seasons IN, AZ J.
Fulton street, ever rendv TO attend %
those may desire anything In his line Drop u and
him. lie will give you cordial greeting, even you 90 mo-
buy one OF his superior make and fa'itlcss style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Premature Gsayne-s of the Hair shonld b.
prevented and the and preventive Is HALLm
VEGETABLE slClLIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

A Specially mems Silk Hats, ~.
Something new, "rbe little church around the
Broadway styles at abont half broadway prices
{. q. D. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortiandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

German s,nthnrtir I4OzcnRcs should be Used
for Cosiivenese. Sa cents; sod by oil druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

A.-The Finest aud Mos. Graceful Tyats fsW
tntlemen manufactured by ESPENsCHEID, ll6 Mas
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

CbristadOro's Unriyslled Hair Dyc.-aeeA
and applied a. his wig scalp factory No 6Asor House
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The Ahyssinian Gold Jcwclry Comrevys
from London, 57 broadway, opposite Nibo's taesfS
This Jewcly 10 the nearer tp2 " so9
tine gold ever INTRODUCED in this country.
The Designs elegant the fni,t sVS6ros
tho Workmanship erqu AIte.,
Everybody satsleA
The comp any Will sell r.e ChScs CT Arce
Oue Dollar IN order 70 property ni0 aucs this Js"s1
TO the public. ,.x-
Company Agency, OIL Broadway opp<aite kiblos uespre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Aspiring hns Comc-Iadics, asontlemen
Msses Chdrcns Boots and Shoes OF al the various
styles, a. MILLER Il CO.'S, Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

A.-Wnrnock & Co.'s Hat Establishnenes@
SIS Dress Hats for R7.
Small prohts quick returns.
Our hats speak for themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Hammocke-By tho Bale, Dozen or single
ones, at HUNT DUSENBURY's, Fashionable Ha.ssxps
Nos. 3, 4 and s Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry for Say0
by GEORGE @. ALLEN 5iS Broadv Az under 81 Nicholas
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David,s Spring style of Gcpslcmen's Hats.-
saegyooin 2y9N Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Professors aud Anateurs Of Nusic and the
public invited test magnificent Ssdart Grar1 tanu
just completed, At the wars7ooms of d. r. STAMFORD
CO., "a broadway, corner Groa, Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Phrcno! q gical Exauiinatieus Daily nj 3So'
Broadway sho xng talents. defects and bes business
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and Hoarasness are speedily ssred By Dr. b. JAYHBs re
pECToRANT u gvs I'M nodiss rsiein al ne Ss O
which them the qnctng she cough relieving iho
innanm and gvin diseased organs chance -
heal, Sold by all drug Ista
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

ssT,Aey Cupe!p What Cures Ayerss Cherry
PICTORIAL for cough, AYHR's PILLS for pureatfvvb
and AYERS sAxsAPARILLA for the com slanis that 10
qniro sitera I've medicine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

Wood Hanaisgs-Pascnt Perfected. War;
ranied at on walls By Kelly, 722 and ~ BROADWAY
IAAo< nlscs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Fetch on Your Rats.

Adam Beplcr keeps q Dutch tavern
in Allegheny, New York one gloomy
evening a man presented himself about
bedtime. and asked to stay all might.
Certainly, said Adam, ctcing the
sreiv looking stranger. IF YOU take
breakfast, il viii lie youst one dollar.
'BuL | have no money said the man.
Il arn dead broke, but il YOU viii only
trust me
All said Mr. Bepler, / don't Ike
that Kind OF customer. could fill
mime house every night with dat kind.
but Hat won't help me run dis house
Well said the stranger, have you
got any rats here
Yes. said Adam. you'd better h--
lieve we have. Why the place i, alike
init demr
Well rejoinei the man, III tell
yon what to do. If sou let me have
lodging and breakfast, I'll Kill ail the
rats tomorrow
Done said Bepler, who haj Tong
been desperately annoyed by the num-
ber Of old Norwavs that infested hi,
premises. 50 the stranger, Launt
sallow. melancholy-lo man was
shown to bed, and no doubt had a good
sleep. After breakfast the next morn
Ing Mr.. Bepler took occasion in a very
gentle manner, 70 remind his guest oil
the contract made the previous night.
What, kill rats Certainly said the
melancholy stranger, where are they
the thickest?'
Day are pretty dick in the barn
yard answered Adam.
We'll, let's go out there, answered
the stranger. But stop, Have You
got piece of hoop iron?'
A piece about fifteen feet long was
given him, and lie examined it careful
ly from one end to the other. Ex-
pressing himself entirely satisfied, IL
nally, with its length and strength, he
proceeded 10 the barn accompanied bv
Mr. Bepler and quite party Of oilers,
who were anxious to see in what man
ner the great rat-killer was going to
work. Arriving there the stranger
looked around little, then placed his
back firmly against the barn-noor. and
raised his weapon
Now said he to Adam, I'm ready.
Fetch on your rats
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

Moore, of the R,trm Ner Yorker, wa
sitting ia hi- office. one afternoon some
wears ago. when farmer friend calrc
and said: MIR. Moore, | Ike vour pa
per, but times are 80 hard | cannot paN
tor it
j. that 50, friend Jones: I'm very
sorry 10 hear that YOU are so poor: il
YOU nre 80 hard run | will give YOU my
paper.
Oh no. | can't take it as gift
We'll, then, let, see how we can fix
it. lou raise chickens, believe
Yes, a few, but they don't bring anv-
thing hardly.
Don't they! Neither does my paper
cost anything, hardly. Now | have
proposition to make 10 you. will con
tinuc YOUR paper, and when you 20
home YOU YOU may select from your lot
one chicken and call her mine Take
good care of her and bring me The pro-
ceeds. whether ia eggs or chickens, and
We VIII call il square.
All right, brother Moore and the
old fellow chuckled at what he thought
a capital bargain, He kept the contract
strictly. and at the end OF the year found
that he mad paid about -four prices for
his PAPER. He ettem tells the joke on
iimseii. and SAYS he never has had the
face to say he was too poor to take a pa
per since that day.--Hodet Farmer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

pie at Green's Landing are remark able
for veracity. Doubtless the correspond
ent fell in with those few and he was
very unfortunate in his wanderings and
associations. 1t would hcve been well
for him TO have pushed his researches
in another direction. lie speaks of the
varied field Tor fishing" rs that seem.
to have been his only pursuit. it is not
remarkable that he came ia contact with
only that class OF people engaged there
in.
Those who NAV visit Deer Isle for
other purposes, will not fail to find some
attractions, especially a, this season Of
the year, and the people here are not in
so bad way" rs YOU were led to con-
clude from the Suns correspondent,
whose communication containcducitber
truth nor merit, or at least we failed to
find the truth and TO appreciate the mer
IT. Yours, Respectfully.
Az ISLANDER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

Inc Saratoga correspondent of the
New York Commercial discourses in
the following vein which he calls a
| plain short sermon
A lady refused to be introduced To n
| gentleman last evening at Congress
Hall, and no amount of urging could
induce her to change her mind.
"W hat are your reasons for not want
ing an introduction. urged a friend.
because he wears Il paper collar
and dyes his moustache. and | never
knew thorough gentleman to 10 elth-
| er.
lhe lady was very near the truth. A
dyed moustache is IA foul thiuu--a.
foul as u cigar in the mouth of n
Venus; and a paper collar is an evasion
OF the laundry as culpable as the lady's
who chose colored crockery because il
would not show dirt.
About dyeing the hair black, will
say word. Light hair make, the
eyes look brilliant by contrast. So.
by-and-by, when the eye becomes
dimmed by age, God paiuts the hair
white, and the dimncss Of the eve i
unperceived. Look at man Of wo-
man with dyed hair Tie eve il as
dead as that If sleeping Ok. And
still these silly people think they are
deceiving somebody-thinkt that they
are making themselves look Younger.
when IN TACT everybody with particle
oil sense discovers their foolish ATTEMPT
a, deception. Powdering the hair
gives The eye an unnatural brillianrv.
hence II Is frequently rtsorted to in
'onrt circles in Europe. But as a
general thing young gentlemen and
old. don't try to improve on divinity.
God knows best what TO do, and when
he Silvcrs Your hair with wnlte. or
pants your moustache with auburn, he
has purpose a grand as Himself
Here - something heard Mr.. seward
say once (you know the ex-Prcmirr i.
thc homeiicst man, except Gen. >lcr-
naH IN AmcrtCll we'll, OH h1mr,L-
handsome Secretary Seward said The
cleanest man j. the most cDintIv :,
look upon; 80 bAthc we'll. cat we'll.
AMI love we'll, ami, somehow or other.
the homrllest will ~ beautiful. Nun
1t has struck me thousand time, tll..t
Mr.. seward, who always locked 50
neat and sweet, 1, really "a handsome
man The clcanc,t man Il ta. W.,
mani mrIn morally ann physically
t'p How many voun- Indies ami
ho" beg their PARTON for saving t.
look beautiful al distance. 5nt when
You come close q them thry Layr 1
soilci look. The hair Will loDh Greasy.
Now there il no more cNcu,r f,r hull
ting grease on your hair than there j.
for putting it on your hands. You pco-
PIE, say, who grease yonr hair arr
Just aS harbarous as A aCamlucAc Indian
never fall in love with st sou,Ar ,,,r.r-,tt
She must be sweet. Have YOU never.
lady whose face would bc improved bN
a good square washing. \uw lAI~ Is
plain homcly talk. European Court
circles do more bathing, ter. t. our,
than the bparyeDiS. Indeed N Russia
in Moscow, where you see LAe sweet
ct blonde women IA the wur.d d--thcy
have -four bath houses. each AZ 4tI-c
a. the Fifth Avcnuc Hotel, Once dai-
Y, every man aud women Of patriciau
blood ptungc- all over, hcat aui All.
under pare sparkling rejuvenauul "a-
ter. This max the hair .-lt cptorri
gives it tlcccy, AIRY appearance
AID gives 10 the honelic,t something
OF the angelic
bee pardon FIR this plain talk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
A Small Pox Remedy.
A correspondent ofthe Stockton (Cal)
Herald. writes as follows:

y
Herald, writes as follows:
herewith append a recipe which has
been used TO nv knowledge in hundreds
of cases. Ii will prevent or cure the
small pox though the pittings are filliug.
When Jenner discovered the COW pox ia
England, the world OF science hurled an
avalanche upon his head, but when the
most scientific school of medicine i'll the
world that of Paris published this
recipe as panacea for small pox, il
pas sed unheeded. Ii is as unfailng ss
tate, and conquers in every instance. 1t
is harmless when taken by a we'll person.
Ii will also cure scarlet fever. Here is
the receipt as have used it, and cured
nv children Of scarlet fever-here it is
as have used it TO cure small pox:
when learned physicians said the patient
must die, it cured:-Sulphate OF zinc
one grain, fox-glove (digitallis) one
grain; half a teaspoOnful OF sugar; mix
with two tabiespOonfUisO of water. When
thoroughly mixed, add TOUR ounces of
water. Take spoonful every hour.
Either disease will disappear in twelve
hours. For child, smaller doses &C
cording to age. Ii countries would
compel their physicians to use this. thele
would be no need OF pest-hOuses. II
YOU value advice and experience, use
this for that terrible disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
pottrp.
Antony and Cleopatra.

am dying, Egypt. dying,
fobs The efim-on lite tide fast;
Ant the dark Plstonian shadows
hathrr On the evening blast
Let thine arms - queen snfoId me-
Hu-h thv sobs and bow fhi ne ear:
Listen !" the great heart secrets,
ihou, and thou alone must hear
lhoagh my SCARED and veteran legions
Hear their eagles high no more.
Ana my wrecked and scattered galleys
>'re~ aArk actinm's fatal shore.
ihough no glitterIng quarts surround me
fretapi TO do the masters viii,
must perish like a Roman
Inv the great Triunvir siilii
Let not ts.ar's sersilc mInions
MOCK the lion thus laid low,
va no fociaan's arm that fellcd him,
=, twas ms osn that struck tho blow
hl-. Who pJilowed on thy bosom.
Turned asttie fr,nm glorv,s raV-
hl., Who drunk with thy caresscS.
Naily threw world auay.
should the base plehian rabblc
"a" assam my name at Rome.
her" ih' noble spouse. oeiAyia
v crps within her widowed nom.
her, .ay the gods bear witness
Nfar., angurs. ctrciing wings
iitai iirr biooi. with mine enmmiurl.d
l't 'nsii mount the throne Of kings.
N. ~ ihec. s;ar-cycl Egyptian
''ioftHu+ $orrcrrs. Of tn. Nile
Light the path to siysian horror.
!" ilh The splendors OF thy Smile;
''itc 60 9rsaf crown. and arcaes
Found hls brow the laurel ,uinc.
can seprn the senafs's irft mph.
IuutnphinS In love like thine
am dying. Egypt, dying
haTs the insulting foemen's CRY.
inef arc coming qaick. my iaichisn-
let ne font them ere DE
Al. M more amid The battle
SHALL NV heart exuiiing. swell.
Ia, and osists guan,i the
ticuIaira. Rome, iar.wru7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

The CHRoNoPHER is the name of the
instrument which supplies all England
with the correct time. 1t is in direct
communication with the Greenwich
Observatory, and with sixteen of the
principal cities of the kingdom, and
precisely at 10 O'Clock A. M. the hour
is flashed not only to those stations,
but to every post office in the country,
so that all time is regulated to the
twentieth part of second. Time
guns are fired every day at one p. NJ.
at Newcastle and Shields, by batteries
connected with the chronopher, and all
the prominent watchmakers in London
receive the exact second every hour
from the same instrument. Under such
strict regulations the uniformity Of
time all over the kingdom is - near
perfect as it can be made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Vol XVII Whole No. s66. No sc.
Odds and Ends.

ihe bricklayers' strike is at a practical
end IN New York, the employers con-
ceding the advance
The new Japan system of national
coinage OF gold and silver is 10 CORES
pond with the American.
Women AS telegraph operators have
proved great success. They send the
electric spark right through fellow.
Daniel Mahoney, who lost two sons
| Ov the Westfield disaster. has begun a
suit Tor against the company tor 10000.
When a man retireS from business. and
l'es ON the interest of his money. he
may be considered as resting on his ow.
| ers.
An exchange wanting to complement
? live stock Journal saws it is edited
by = man whose head is full OF live
I stock
At Sunday school EXHIBITION n lii
| we fellow got nervous while reciting hi.
frxtS, and remarked blessed are the
shoemakers'
4 Chicago debating society wrestled
/ with the question; Which is The clever
/ er- a minister or A lawyer?' and decided
I 80 ''At Aftlt tilttlNt.
! English ritualistic clcrgymen want to
I exclude female voices from tho cho;rs of
all churches. They are unwilling to give
women any chants.
How do you define black a. vorr
| hat. said a sehoolmaster to- ono nj ill.,
pupils. Darkness that NAV be felt. re-
Piled the youthful wit.
\ joker being asked whether the word
'humor should be pronounced with or
without the a,Prate. replied. .Yumor
pronounce II Just a. YOU please
\ fashionable mammals advice to a
married daughter: Never take your
husband 70 an evening party; there /.
nothing that i 80 much in the way,
\ Young candidate for legal profo.-
,l3n was asked what he would lrst do
when employed to brisg action. sAsk
''r money on account He passed.
Ih" N"w Orleans Tlp,ey cruelty s,vs
N 6r"elcy that tho impres sSiou he leave.
upon our citizens j. that he knows moro
Ing. "'''''-
\ 'nrlnmti newspaper contains tha
arrnunf Of thr production of a new NAV
aui saw tn" audiences sat spell honnI
onr "i' deaf, and the other three A.
sleep.
,,;i,i., -; ..t.,,
h"."-.-i that hc had an organ of locality
'NrfN iAlGe, Inn'r"ntlv replied. .Ncrv
HNrlt ws- fifteen wear. in the local
HiaiIi.
r.,.l... ,,-r;,..- D.. n.,..
.,n.-t,.I. IT, H. ~ ,I 'iileIe 81"
.uilr. ..t,,l H. ~ '"e "e" "o-
rrun' " ..,,.,,,.,r, ,... H., nv "oliAi
t"' much.
..\.,. bo 49,. ........
wotIln.r .bI...,. ,,t, - ,,;c ,'tt ono-neph
.luir,I II, innet., nn,','t 1't MHe; ~
" l -. ~, .'''I'.'''i'A" 9I ms boy.
'''
iitlle bov IT three wear, and half who
WA, urr,piriu. yrrv freely. ran in to hi,
mother. saving: -. mamma. r. leak
inr 4ll over
,,-...
i','' u ''.i'r'-- " 'I- '.td a man. Io}~-
where keep in, lliD,,.. auJ von on'Il,
N, kn,w if' ,Yc-. ~.u1 .he. 4 nnoh,
in know wnrr. yau keen vn,,,.l,r.
l.aul-.
\ -'''"-''' '>H"l i noted sufferer
"," IAF " Wa 20 BYRON. lIAineH, ia re-
P+t '"-' @I''. in-th-thai II was a'A-a-
U L. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
CITY HOTEL.

HHk subscriber has taken the House recently va
] Gated by GEO. W. EALE, known as the Ell.
swor1h House. and has RENTED and refurnished IL
throughout 20 Transforming tnat deserves a new
name, and he has therefore chrsten.d IL the CITY
HOTEL By strict attention 10 business with
accommodating wait. rs and clerks. and with the
old and experienced hostier so long Hxture to
the stable 10 take care OF that depAr tment, he
hopes 70 meet and to q good share oil
public patronage. No pains will be spared to
make this House . favorite with the travelling
public.
So Every room IN the house is neatly painted
carpetted and furnished.
q. w. DAGLEY, Proprietor.
Oct. l-fh ls.O,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

A school teacher spelled out the word
'g-r-a-c-e, and asked scholar 10 pro-
nounce it. He gave it up, when the
teacher. TO refresh his memory, asked
MIN: What did your father say this
morning before eating breakfast? The
boy thought minute and finally said:
Pa said, D-n these eggs, they ~ rot
tent fr - IH Meia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Nearer Home
NJ rHdRI CAEr.

onc swcc;ly solemn thought
Comes to me o 'cr And DER
! am nearer home 10 day
Than ever have hcrn before
NcA-cr nv fathers house,
where the many mansions to.
Nearer the great w tiss thranc.
Nearer tho crystal so.
Nearer the houud of lie.
=. Where wc lay our burdens dosn
= afcr lcaV.ng ibc ero..
Nearer gaming The crown
But lyIns darkl, be;Wcru.
Winding down throg,h the = .hl.
l. the sllcnl, unknown strcaua.
That icads at last 10 llc hshi
Closer and ciaser nv step.
Come 70 the dread hssn
tl"ser fh'aih 10 ms dps
frcs@ tic awful ohrism
On " snf moTt al icct
Have almost <aiacsl the bTtne.
II q be ! Am nca rcr Lofnc
Ersn TO day tn an think
flthcr perfect nv trust;
lie; my spirit iccl 10 death.
Thai her feet are Or ms scf
ON the rock OF a i.'ing faith.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

why did Joseph's brethren put him
In .pitF Asked a Buffalo Sunday school
teacher; and the reply he got was, Be
cause there was no room for him in the
samily circle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Dr. OSGOODS
DENTAL NOTICE.

Competition N Ibsntlstry like everything clse
brinF- Ut usw enerslcs tor the mastery.
HsEtuE had nearfv uineteen ysArs profess q Al
prRetfrs "a this cltN have DO dnuts of the
ed supPert ef my nurssrous friends aha p4fr,@-
HasInE far ths pasi i@w ycars b-en shlisei ~
kc.p Cat Of my oeLos much possible D. re-
gain my beAith, ~bich AimfIs of des ptlI
uy exclusive attention 10 u, an prsp Ard 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

CoNcEKNi>,' = DicrIoNthi. = no.
thai ever read It, has forgotten the ifft-
sl,GniF iuhhy dercrlntloh 81 'l' tAI 'ci
- II dictionary which lwalh put ny"
tic mouth Oh QUO Coon \ hl''' p"''.
uea,''u man at 'heliotei III A"S'i '"''i''
IN me Dig Tree region 81 thc aiaN'IA-
count oaIiiof"in. u VA request '"t
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and injury 10 the Patent.
Artifc tai Teeth inserted on the latest and most
approy eli plan Ne los the cheapest, Eerves Of
aching teeth destroyed .iIhoui pain.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all csses.
~ enc n Der. once IN Granite Block. Main 50.
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Oct. l-5g. a.
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Defy COsnppeeioiOm

IN any brsaoh Of DentAl >sienoe or
IN PRICES :
buv Gold Foil and AIi dental material. In lsrgr
ssAH ltses ant much lower thar any u~nust IL
ksstetn Maine. therefore can arorf ~ do good
work a. loo competitor Offer.
an prcpaf ed 20 give nv yailerts the benefit
Of any late Improvements practicable
Anas.thesia used for extracting Teeth,
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An exchange wanting to complement
: 'Ilve stock Journal saws it is edited
by a man whose head is full OF live
stock.