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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port
ARRIVED.

Ellsworth Fort.
ARRIVED.
Nov &c.
Sch Wesley Abbott Millisen. Boston
Sch Charles Upton, Belatty, Boston
sch Ftr Wini, Lockh,rt. Boston
Sen Zt:ovs. Moon, Boston
sch lunar, Barber, Rpcklsnd
ARRIVED
Nov q
Sch Dexter Clsrk. Curtis. Salem
sen Gauges. Pomrov. Boston.
Sch West-rloo, Whitaker. Boston
CLEARED.
Nov .
Sch WIN Pickering, Paiten, Boston
sch James X Lawrence, Icrrick, y York
Sch Ann Crcon, Jasper. snrry
ARRIVED.
Sch Ellen, whi'morc. Boston
sch Otronio Hammond, Boston
Sch Red Rover. Bowden, Boston
Nov. -.
Wind easterly, heavy. with rain
CLEARED.
Nov. 30
Sch william Danforih. Boston
Sch Lucia. Moon. Boston
Sch Delaware. Pat;en. Nantucket
ARRIVED.
Sch Cash Ter, Smith. Belfast
CLEARED.
Dec /.
Sch Scioto Sadler. RockIand
Sen Red Rover. Bowden, Boston
Sch Chas Upton. Bellstiy, Boston
Sch wesierloo, Whitaker, Boston
Sch Leonora, Bonsey. Providence
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VT. Desert.

District No. s. two years ago built
school-house, costing about $1,000 dollars.
good interest is manifested in schools,
and parents and scholars are working for
the good of education. Last winter a
Lodge Of good Templars was organized
here and held their meetings in the school
room. The house Is also used for reli-
gious meetings. lectures, etc. Last week
the Lodge put up a nice chandelier for the
use of the houee. costing about sl6.0O.
We have a membership of fory-four aud
are in hourishiny condition. Our
meetings are held on Saturday evenings,
and should any member Of sister Lodges
wish to visit US. they would be gladly re-
ceiyed. A MEMBER.
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Meeting of the General Assembly of
Ohio.
CoLCMBUs. Ohio. Dec. !.

tOLIM BUS. Ohio. Dec. !.
Tic General Assembly convened TO-
DAY The Governor message calls spec
la attention To the condition of the
sinking innd, aud That clause IN The con-
stifution which makes i, not only dis
DICTIONARY, but imperative upon the
general assembly 10 provide tor The ex-
uhclion OF 'he public debt. and advises
repeal OF HE statutes, authorizing 1, III.
iotarN transfers of money from one fund
to another, and that provision be made
Tor lac immediate return to the sinkiu.
fund OF 5000 coo, that had been loaned
10 The common school fund.
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his Discovery for that disease. yet ne knows it
% be the most searching blood cleanser yet
discovered, and that il will free the blood and
system Of all other known blood poisons, be
they animal. vegetable or minesl. The Golden
Discovery is wdrrdated by him to cure The
worst forms of Skin Diseases, As all forms OF
Blotches. Pimples and Eruptions. also all G Lam
dular Sweliings. and the worst form of Scroiu-
lous aud liberated Sores Of Neck, Legs or
other parts, and all Scrofulous Diseases Of the
Bones, rs White swellings. Fsver Sores. Hip
joint and Spinal Diseases. all Of which belong
to Scrofulous diseases.
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S. w. Harhor.
The Free High School at :his place.
closed on Friday last. sitter a session Of ten
weeks. Whole No. OF scholars 43; average
number 35. Names of scholars who were
moi absent dnring the term: Eta Deliver,
Jennie LuTvey, Geneva Robinson. Eugene
Marcyes. Byron Mayo. Willie Mayo. Willie
Holmes, Nettie Greening, Myra Herrick,
Josie Mayo. Lizzie Mayo. The first four
were not tardy once, and the others only
few times. Quite q number of the par
ents were present at the examination on
Friday, and they seemed to he well pleas
ed with the exercises. Several Of the
schools in town. begin on Monday, and
others week later. The town is noted
for It's good school-houses, and the s. 3. C.
are doing what they can TO obtain Efficient
teachers. and to increase the interest Of the
people. in education. Nov. q. 1874.
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NJ A II II l E ID.

Extraordinarily ult., Mr.. Pcrcival A. Smith
and Miss Lizzie T. Quinn. both of Ellsworth
Bucksport-aith ult.. by Rev. VIM. Forsyth
Mr.. Charles q. Atkins and Miss Nellie IL
Moses, both of Bucksport
Bluehill-2ith ult.. by Rev. Jos. II. Taylor
Capt. Richard A. Herrick of Brookin. ant
Mrs. Mary II. Five of Sedgwck
Castine-21th ult., by Rev. A. T.. Ives. Mr.
Charles +. Stockbrdge and Miss Ella A
Andrews, both of Castipc
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Action Of the City of Biddeford.
RrnnrrnDn H..

t.
The first movement of the municipal
machinery that has been at dead lock
since last Spring. took place last night
The board of Aldermen passed without
amendment the years appropriation bill
sent in from the Common Council last
May, IL has been lain on the table since
MAY llth. The Assessors will have the
lax lists ready in a few days, and there
Is some chance OF meeting the city S
obligations
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No one who ever used DIR. Morris Syrup OF
Tar. Wild cherry and Horehound. Will be
without IL. As rem, dy Tor all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group. and preventive
OF consumption, ii has no equal. Acts like a
charm In whooping cough. There j. no case
which 1t will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
Ia rs no opium or other da Igerous drug and Is
pleasant 10 take have secured the sole agen-
cy, and viii furnish sample bottles AT 10 cts.
;. ID. Niggin druggists, Ellsworth. Morris
and Heritage. proprietors Phi adeIphiA. lyiS.
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Laurel. Ford, Hancock; Phebe Ann, Castine
NEwPORr-Sld p, schs Susan, Byard, Brooklin
for Weehawken; Omaha, Wooster, Bangor for Nor
folk.
Ar 81, schs II Curtis, HASKELL Bangor for ston.
nington' Mediator, Davis, Fall River for York
Vineyard, Of Goudsboro for do.
NEW loRk-Ar g. schs Timothy Field, Leland
I'm St John, NIB for Phila; Susan, Byard, Brooklin
for Baltimore: Julia Ann, Howell. and High, ander
WOOD, Fall River; Harbenger Parker, Newport.
Cid Harry White Hopkins, Para
Ar =, schs Ann Eliza, Caswell. and Sarah. Web
ster' Fall River: VIM Ryder, Young, and Ellen NJ
Waite, Kelley, Providence.
:. Ar 81. sch Kate Grant, Curtis, Miragoane, (see
disasters.)
Passed through Hell Gate 81 brig II II McGil.
very, Port johnson for Salem
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IMPORTANT To TR ayElERs.

when you visit or leave the CITY Of NEx
YORK. save ANNOYANCE ami expense Of carriage
hire and stop At the q u AND UNION ESQ.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CEN DEPOT.
II ha. over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted mp at an expense OF over $500 goo. Eeva
tor, steam and all modern improy ements. Ia
ropean Plan. The u EST 4 - u Ta. Iunc h
counter aud Wine Rooms are supplIed with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine Is un-
surpassed. Rooms for a single person. -, 4t5o,
and 81 per day rich for fami lies prop
atcly low, go thai visitors 10 the city and travel
ers can live more luNurinusly, for les. money at
the GRAND Mon, than at any other hrsl lass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho.
tel every minute for a paTts OF the City.
lyt. CT. n W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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Castiue.
The New schooner ''Olive Crosby"
sailed Wednesday for ST. Johns y. B.. to
load with sugar box shocks, for Cardenas.
On Tuesday Mr.. Fred. Grindle fell
from staging on Adams wharf and broke
his .eg.
In the gale of Tuesday. the Packet
Spy" carried away her bowsprit.
The schooner cabinet" heeled of .
aud crushed yawl-0oat.
The "Leiveston" was crowded with
freight, on the last trip down. S.
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Business Notices.
Never give up!

fall the cases in which HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHOUND AND TAR has cured inveterate
and apparently fatal coughs. could be mad,
known. every consumptive In the land would
take heart and commence, In hope, a course Of
this most wonderful preparation. Physici ans
who have exhausted their list Of pulmonics.
without benefit, recommend il as last resort.
and even IN the worst extremity Its effects are
astonishing. But 1t should be the first resort.
not The last. 1t is impossibl for any disease
tending To cOn,ump, ion 10 retain its hold, II
mel in The early stages with this powerful veg
ctable remedy.
Pixies TooTH-ACHR DRoPs-Cure In one
minute.
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II Is useless to attempt to cleanse a stream
while the fountain /, impure. Dy.peps Ia
complaints Of the liver or kidneys. erupl ions
of the skin. scrofula. headaches. and all di,-
eases arising from impure blood. are at once
TIERS. purifier ot the bl, ii. and reuovator OF
the system. IL has Rerer been kHotra 10 fail.
Ia
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Hancock.

a CARD.-We the undersigned hereby
express our thanks to those OF our friends
10 DISTRICT No; who -s 80.
inst. also to those who were deferred from
being present, on account of the unfavor-
able state OF the weather. Such sunny
seasons on stormy evening, lead us to
inquire il in such iaithfulness and perse-
verance. there are not omens OF richer
harvest. May the Giver of every good and
perfect gilt, give them hundred fold IN
their lives, aud in the world TO come. life
eternal. +. BACHELOR.
{. I. BALCHELDER.
\Oy 80 1874
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Eden.
A CARD.-Whereas it has pleased Amos
b. Thomas, Esq. of Illinois, in remem-
brance Of the place of his nativity, and OF
the School District in which he received
his early education; and in token of his
regard for the institutions of learning to
present TO District No. 4, in Eden valu.
able Bell for the school house. lately
erected in said District. Therefore. Re-
solved that the District receive the Bell
with grateful Acknowledgements to the
Donor with our best wishes tor his health
and happiness.
by order of District No. L.
GEO. ". RIcmARps, CLERK.
NoTICE.-The ladies' of Indian Point.
Sewing Circle, will hold fair and supper
at the house of Seth Harding. on Friday
evening, Dec. 18th. Ladies' and gents of
the neighboring towns are respectfully
invited.
Eden, Nov. %. 1874
Is aus
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MANHOOD, WOMAMHoOD &
NERVOUS DISEASES.

a Hook Tor Every Man,
Just pubishedby the Peabody Medical ms titute
y anew edition of the celebrated medica
work entitled MISREPRESENTATION. 1t treats
upon MANHOOD, how lost, how regained, and
how perpe.uated, cause and cure ofExHAUsTED
VITALITY, IMrorESCY, Premature Decline in
Man. Spermatorrhea, or Semina Losses (noctur-
nal and diurnar, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Hypochondria, Gloomy Forebodings, Mental De-
preston, Loss of Energy, Hageard Counte-
nance, Confusion OF Mind and Loss Of Memory
Impure State Of Blood, and all diseases arising
from the ERRORS OF YOUTH, or The indscreticns
or excuses of mature years.
1t is, indeed. book Tor every man. young and
middle aged men in particular. 300 pages bound
in beautiful French cloth, illustrated, price only
81.
a Book for Every Woman.
Entitled. SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN
AND HER DISEASES; or Woman treated OF
PLY siologlcaly and Pathoo2ically, in health and
disease, from Infancy TO Old Age $50 pages bound
in beautiful French cloth. With the very best
prescriptions for pre- vailing diseases. Price
s2.cO.
a Book for Everybody.
Tho Peabody Institute has also just published
a new book treating exclusively of NERVOUS 4
MENTAL DISEASES, more than two hundred
royal octayo pages, twenty elegant engrav ing,
bound IN substantial mus lin, price 81.
Either OF the above books sent by mail to
any part of the world closely sealed, postage
paid, on receipt of price. Or all three books
to one address at the same time receipt of
only 81. Here is offered over eight hundred and
Hty pages OF the ablest and best printed and
bound popular medical science and literature, on
subjects OF vital Importance to ALL tor only 81
barely enough to pay Tor mailing. IL should be
borne in mind that these great MeiIcal Works are
published by the Peabody Medical lnsais-
ute, an honored Institute, established with large
Iunis tor tue sole purpose of doing good.
These are beyond all comparis son the most ex-
traoriinary works on Physiology ever published
There IS nothing whatever that the Married or
Single OF either sex can either require or wish to
know. but what is fully explained and many mat
ers OF the most important and interr sting charac.
ter are introduced, to which alius ion can De
found in any other works in our language. All
the New Discoveries of the author, whose ex-
perience is such as probably never before Tell to
the LOT OF any man, are given IN iul No person
should be without these valuable books. The
press throughout the country, me clergy and the
medical faculty generally mighty extol these
traordinAry ami useful works. The most lastidI-
may read them.
Address the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. Buiiinch st. Opposite Revere House,, Bos-
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y. Il. The author and consulting physician
can be consulted on all OF the above named d s.
eases, and all diseases requiring sKILL AND EX-
fERIESCE. Yrs II
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At a Cost of 25 Cents a Part.
PARrs I, til ARE JUsr PUBLISHED
THE ART JOuRNAl

producing thc best tul-pNgc tiiustt.,4 So
from the early volumes ol The ldine.
Each monthly part viii contain Fix superb
plates with acCumpaUyug de-crii tive matter aud
whether t'r bin'lt"g niug. III Ire emit re- )
beyond c 'mprtitiuu ~ price or ArtI>ttc character
Every impression will b. most carefully takeu on
the finest toned paper. and pains will be spa
ci 10 make this he richest production OF a prc-s
which has won. IN = maryelousiy short time. a
world wide reputation.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office OF The Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C, Dec. ,. !. AN
III liabilities.
For New England, light snow, fol-
lowed by warm weather, light variable
wind and falling barometer.
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City and County.
Religious Services !. this City each Sunday

CoNGRFG ATIoNkL Sabbath School at 10 &C
A NJ. Preaching AT > is end y 7. NJ.
BAPTisT.-Preaching n 7 NJ and
F. NJ Sabbath school l. SOP NJ.
UNITARIAN sabbath School III 10: 80 4 NJ
Preaching at ,: II and q 7 NJ
METHODIST Episcopal tHURCH.-Rey. +
4 Br gdon. Pa or. Services on every alter
nate sabbath al O'Clock VI.
CATHOLIC -Prcachilg twice a month al 10!
o'clock \. NJ. Sabbath School al +. NJ.
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ID | f ID.
Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name ana
.fge must be paid for.

Ellsworth-l9th ult. Alice F.. only daugh-
ter of Asa and Jane Jordan. aged Is years.
''Meet me in Heaven"
Yes. dear loved one we will meet thee,
When lfe'> iitful dream i, DER.
With the ran somed we will meet thee
On that happy. blissful shore.
Trenton-13th ut., Mrs. Betsey Spear. aged
Il years, months.
Mt. Desert-l,th ult., Mrs. Abigail Wasgatt,
aged - years.
East Bluehili-2ith ult.. Mary T.. Slower.
wife of Capt. lla>lin 7. Slower. and daughter
OFF. X. and l.. II. Long. aged 81 years. and
months. beloved wife, kind mother. and
loving sister.
sherman. Me.-lsth ult., Jennie W. Curtis,
aged u years.
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BosroN. Mass. Dec

BosroN, Mass. Dec |.
Cant. Charles Nichols of Schooner
"Gertie Z. Morrow of Bath, from
Alexandria for Boston, was knock ed
overheard during squall on the 29ih of
November. and lost.
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Memoranda.

LAUNCHED-Nov 18th, from the yard Of A ii
HAYNES. Esq, at " Harbor, Me, a superior three
mastad sch. 2s3.3l tons NJ, built by Master Hen
ny T. Newman. of fremont, and to be commanded
by Capt Melatiah Richardson, an experienced ship
master and part. owner
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SCRAP BOOKS,

splendid assortment of >CRN P hooks have
been expressly p ep trei Tor the holiday season.
and no present Of moe permanent interest
be selected for gentlemen or lady Old or young.
No. /. Hall 'nnd cloth siie,. silt pack
20b PIP IL y 10 iucll~.. -...fj %
NJ. Half mai, cl,th -id., at back.
ob PIP IL 10 tucfe-. 90
No. 3. Full mbrotc btyclr b ards .tL
and an ique, very rich 500 pp...............l2o o.
Lelte rel to order IN gold at g cents each line.
sent by mall postpaid On receipt oi the price.
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l \. Salisbury, killed a hog Is mos
Old weighing 57s lbs.
; \ Eaton killed one same age weigh
ing COL lbs.
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List of Letters.

Letters remaining in the Ellsworth Post
Office for the week ending Nov. 2Sth.
Beedy. S. Z. Stewart, Henry r. Mrs.
Clare, John Springer, Cora A.
Dyer. Alden r. Ober, Isaiah Capt.
Turner, Josiah +. Hutchinson, II. Mrs.
Stevens, Samuel Dodge, Ferd. S.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised.
d. MCFARLAND, P. NJ.
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Hugh Mcdonald IL buildi1a .
schooner in Vests yard for G. #. Bunker.
There are ~ be sixteen owners 70 her.
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the AlDiNE COMPAhY'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.

THE ALDINE; THE ARr.JOuRNAL OF
AMERICA.
This splendid enterprise is not only well sus.
tanned IN every feature. but Is heing con stAntly
developed and improved IL to-day stand. with .
out rvaI in the whole world If periodical liter.
sture. Inc beautiful dog portrait, Mans Tn
selfish Friend" a chrome presented to every sab:
scriber is decided hit. and viii II pos siblc add
TO the popularity which this work ha. gained
The ART UNION feature also promises great and
bcnehcient resu is m arousing public interest In
the hnc arts. Circulars aud Iuil information on
application.
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BURNT COAT HARBoR LIGHT STATION, Nov.
g. Is1+-Ar at this harbor last evening. fishing sch
Express McInners, of and for Gloucester, from
Georges Banks, on the 18th inst carried away head
of mainmast: the I'D inst lost erboard Robert
Burd, of Gloucester. The sch was also short of
provisions.
+. a. ALLEN, Light Keeper.
Sch Kate Grant, at York FIN Miragoane, lost
jibboom, split foresail, shifted deck load. and is
leaking 100 strokes per hour.
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When medicine will promptly cure such
terrible eating ulcers and freeing the blood
OF tie virulent poi.on causing them, whO can
longer doubt its wonderful virtuesf DIR. Pierce
however. does not with to place bis Golden
2 Medical DissOvcry In the catalogue Of Quack
patent nestrums by. recomn ending it to cure
eyer disesse, nor does he SO recommend il |;
but what be does claim Is that there IL but one
form Of Mood diseass that it will not cure, and
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GEMS FROM THE ALDlNE.

NcFdp bVVA IHHSETUII"HS 1t UFdlriHy tTlSs
C,piss.
large collie cti"n OF pictures OF different sizes
and on almost every cpnccty able -ubiccE have
been put up IN attractive envelope and are
now offered al price intended to make them
popular in every sense.
Envelope No. !, containing 50 beautiful en-
CRAVING. now ready. and VII De sent postage
paid to any adires. for one DOLLAR. \ lib
eral discount 10 agents I1d c tchsri. NJ
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North Ellsworth.
-kimbal! Leach recently killed a hog
Is months old which dressed ESQ pounds.
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London Art Journal,

Zach part will cortain % quarto pages, includ
ing The elegant iruntI~piecc. on heavy plate pa
per. y superb title page richly Illuminated in
red and god wall br giyrn with the first part and
the printing OF the cnlire work will b. 4 worthy
repr scntttIon oi the ''Thc Alhine Press which
. guarantee OF something beautiful and yalua
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REPRODUCING

at price within the popular reach. eugravings
never before oIe red at less than five times the
amount.
These plates have been the attraction ofthc
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THE ALDiNE PASSE-PARTOUT

THE AlOiNE PASSE-PARTOUTS
In compliance with repeated reques :, the pub
ishers OF rue ALDiSE have preptel imp
ions OF many ~ tn ir most beautiful plates Tor
passe p,rtout framing
The cuts niouutei on "A beauii'I ri tinted AZ.
ure mat. with "A handsome red border line.
To attach TIE glass. It is only lett for the Gus
toner To vast, and foli over an already attached
border. and this NAV he done by a child
?, subject. u Y Is in 25c; with glass. j0c.
Six oi this size for 5 10, when selection is left
to publishers.
subjects. 10 X l2i in. &c: with glass, ljc.
subjects, .. = in. he: with glass 4Oc.
!? subjects, ~ 10 in. ) c; with glass. %.
sent by mail, without glass postpaid. for
price.
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and we are out of coal and wood. Both are
very high. II You will enclose 50 cents and write
"a, they will sell you family right to USE
MAKE their diamond fuel, which Is as good as
coal and better than wood. and costs about cts.
per bushel. Easily made ed ingre dients every.
where can be had tor the carrying away. Write
and try Ii. You will never regret it. s,nA6
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"ElGHT COUSINS"

etc
The peculiar features of ST. NICHOLAS. which
conduoed largely TO its popularity. wi IL be
kept NJ up with spirit:
Short and easy stories in French, German and
Latin br translation. will appear occasionally;
while Jack in-ihe-pulpit, tn Letter Box, and the
Riddle Box. will continue to be full of intere ST.
and III. department for very young readers will
be enlarged
BAYlRD TAYLOR and other distinguished trav.
ellers Will give stories OF Foreign Countries.
Mr.. RIDEING " i'll continue his series OF delight.
full and ins tructive Papers Practical Subjects.
Mr.. BARTLETT and others Will attend to the
department OF Home Entertainments, Tableaux
Vivane. etc.
New writ rs, in addition to our present large
corDs OF contributors. will give young people Of
all ages. Poems, JiDges, Stories, SAetches, and
Pa,ers ON History, Biography, Travel, Adventure
Natural History. Outdoor and indoor Sports,
Boyl' and Girls Handicraft, Kindergarten
tianes. Literature, Popular Science with . hear
" sRinkliDg OF iun throughout the volume.
Prce, 900 = year. but up to Jan. LIST we
CLOSED Vol. for ~niy -. %. The same.
| sent charges paid fer e4.OO.
Ou years subscription and yolu ne one, bound
| As Above. sent. charges paid. ter - %.
UM Postage aoM be Prepaid by US.
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FLEMINGToN, Hunierdon Co.. n. j.. June
26. 1874. DIR. Il. V PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir-It is with happy heart that pen
these lines 10 acknowh dge that you and your
Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative Pei
let's are blessings to the World. These medi-
cines cannot be too highly praised. for they
have almost brought me out Of the grave.
Three months ago was broken out with large
ulcers aud sores on my body limbs, and lace.
/ procured your Golden Medical Discovery
and Purgsiive Pellets, aud have taken six bot
ties, and to-day / am in good health, all those
ugly ulcers having healed and left ny skin In q
natural. healthy condition. I thought ut one
time could not be cured. Although l can
but poorly express my gratitude to you. yet
there is = drop OF joy in every word l write.
Gods blessing rest on you and your wonderful
medicines is the humble prayer Of
Yours truly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-03

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