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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-30

pDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
NEW YEARS WEEK.
Mafinees Wednesday. Friday and Saturday..
THE GREAT HOLIDAY SPECTACLE,
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
Produced in most gorgeous manner with new anAl
dazzling Scenery and Elegant Appointments
including in the east the full strength OF the
ACADEMYS DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Together with the Speciality Organization engagesta
expressly for the Holidays:
THE VAIDIS CHILDREN,
VIM. AshrOft. Bette Remmesburgh, Miss Salle Gin.
top, Miss Katy Brooke, Miss Marion Fske Mose.
w. Fiske. who will appear at each entcrtainmens
IN NEW SONGS, DANCES. SKETCHES, GYM
NASTS, ETC.
Wednesday Dec. 30. 1874,
SECOND GIFT TOY MATINEE
Everybody will receive present.
Will shortly be produced the Fairy Extrnva sanzn
with new scenery. appointments etc,
THE INVISIBLE PRINCE. d2T If
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kWR kENT-The two story frame house, No 80
l. Benvill, betweenV illere aud Robertson streets,
containing eleven rooms with gallery front and side
Of house, and blinds. Will bt rented low To good
tenant Apply toJOhn +. Hackett. 1891 Terpsichore'
street, or to Mr. A. Thomson. No A. Tch"upitonlas
street. d21 Iw~
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THOR REET-A TWOSTORY FRAME DWELL
T. ing containing six rooms kitchen and large
yard, in good repair. Cars pass within half square
Of the property Rent go per month to good tenanta
Apply to " 2 .E1L4EDEI, IS Magazine stgssx.
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tho WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-PersOns having
i any claim against me for the year 1874 either
mercantile household, will please present them
for immediate pay ment. H. J. COFFEY,
de- ST. 1854 Magazine street.
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VvO RENT-TLe office on the ground floor now oc-
i cupied by the Delta Insurance Company and sis
uated the north co1.r OF Carondelet ANA ConmoIa
streets Possession given Oh list January next. Fog
terms apply on the premises. do tjal
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u j. HART CO.
Wholesale Dealers.
importers and Commission Merchants,
GROCERIES AND DRUGS
Nos. %, Is, ~ and - TchOupit0ulas street,
New ORLEANS, LA.
We keep constantly on hand
SUGAR, TEAS,
COFFEE, LIQUORS,
SPICES, TOBACCO.
CIGARS,
Provisions and all Description Of Groceries,
DRUGS CHEMICAL,
DYE STUFF PAINTS. OILS.
VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS,
And
PATENT MEDICINES. n26tJa1
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Excursion to NIObile-TO accommodate those
persons wishing to attend the celebration in Mobile
New Years Eve Special Train will leave New Or
leans at z. NJ. Dec. 81, arriving in Mobile at $50
?. NJ returning, will leave Mobile at 3A. NJ, Jan.
arriving in New Orleans at s45 A. NJ. Tickets for
round trip, good only on Special Train. S..
E. p SHUTE,
d29 st General Ticket Agent,
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The pretty little Vaidis Sisters will assist
at the children's toy gift matinee to-day at
the Academy.
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ICE1NOTICE-NOTICE- The large Yard
n and Cotton She'd corner of ST. Thomas and
Orange streets, will be rented with privilege o..
situated opposite, and out drayages done on moss
favorable terms. Apply to the Terrell Press,
Of Orange and Chippewa streets. die I'm
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VIvO RENT-Handso,neiy Furnished Rooms in 81
central and desirable lOcs ton, mere all tine com
forts of a home can be had. VIII be rented on ve,-x
reasonable terms by applying at the of Cont
and Royal streets the National Bank. dis If
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Notice to StOckh0lders-At n meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company held ON the 18th inst, dividend OF Six
Dollars per share declared from the profits of the
last six months payable and after the 4th of Jan
ary 1875. The transfer book will be closed from the
oath Of December to the 4th of January inclusive.
dit I'm WIN. S. BROWN Treasurer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NUSICAL-pROFS. WATTS AND Boards
WI LEE respectfully announce that they will CON-
mence a course Of instruction in voice culture and
notation: also Normal Class will be formed of those
colleges schools and families in accordance with the
most improved modern system. Glasses will be Or
ganized on Wednesday and Saturday evenings De-
tween Camp and st. Charles. Teachers of all the
schools earnestly solicited to be present. Admis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Leslie Taylor leaving for Ouachfta,
the steamer Trenton will resume her place Temporal
rily with OpelOusls trade, and leaves WEDN ESDAY
positively. Z. QUATHEVAUX.
l3O II
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UIANTED-A large and handsomely furnished
w front room the second floor, 30 c. mp street,
between Julia and St Joseph stree t. be obtained
on reasonable terms with board Referencesrequired.
d27 1w
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we'll as steam. We all shouted as loudly as
we could, and we thought she was edging up
to us: but she steamed away, and all hope dis
appeared. We kept rowing on, and night set
in. We had no provisions excepting small
piece of cheese and a bottle OF gin, and our
position was most fearful. We expected to
be swamped every moment, as our boat made
much water. Two or three men were en-
ployed bailing with buckets the whole time.
whist the whole of us were saturatea with
the waves and the spray. There was nothing
but raging sea and darkness all around us.
Sometime about midnight, as near as we
could guess, the wind changed to the north
west. bringing with it Q terrible squall OF wind
and rain and a nasty cross sea.
The rain, though it chilled MS dreadfully,
was exceedingly welcome, because it gave US
q drink Of water, Of which we all stood SO
much in need. We lay in our boat with our
mouths open, and caught what we could in
that way. We passed dreadful night
Several of the crew became delirious, and ap-
parently slept One OF the boys whom we
rescued woke from his sleep and said, "What
a long walk have had. I have come from
Belyedere, and want to walk home to WOOL
wich, ;" and the poor fellow would have step
ned out of tae boat in his delirium if had
not prevented him. At daybreak on Monday
morning we saw the masts of ship about
eight or ten miles off. We did all that We
could to attract her attention, bet it was
nearly 10 o'clock before We were sighted. AS
her sal Is were set purposely to bear down
upon US our hearts beat with unspeakable JOY.
About 12:15 she was SO close that We had no
longer any doubt as to our safety. She proved
to be the Havelock, of Glasgow, Captain
Greenwich, and in about another quarter Of an
hour, We were all on board. We had been in
an open boat for twenty-three hours, and, as
NAV be imagined, our condition was most de-
plorable. The greatest solicitude and kind
ness were shown toward US By, the captain,
his lady. and all on board. We were taken
aft. and supplied with brandy, and soup, and
warm clothing as quickly as possible, but on
no account were we allowed water, for which
several of us were craving to slake our thirst
We had no time to move a step, as it were, be-
fore the steamer Antenor, Captain Crompton,
came aside, and We were trans-shipped to her
for London. The captain might have been
short Of provisions, but it is certain we have
nothing to thank him fer, except Our passage
home.
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Time Of Departure.-The Main Train by the treat
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Of Cal!iope street at o'clock r. NJ, connecting with
Ill fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on al trains. iva
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-19

The Ellsworth Temperance League" met
at Hancock Hall Monday evening at O'Clock
Nov. 18th, 1874, and was called to order by
Mayor Grant. Temporary President. and the
minutes ofthe preyiou, meeting read.
The committee appointed at the lat meeting
whose duty it was TO report a list of officers 10
be voted for at the next meeting reported as
follows:
Decentralization Jov
l'ics PrsSideHf-J {. Chilcott.
IrsdsUrcr-J. &. Jordun. Jr.
Committee on Lectures 81. I. Grant, +. V.
u. GaIret,on. Mr.. George Dyer.
Finance on EfccHfire C0mmiftee-Wm \.
kee>e. j. ID. HopAin,. NJ Sc. ". Hale.
Committee on Conference Meetinqs-wm.
II. Lyon. George II. Brown. John H. Brim-
mer Mr.. sarah Partridge. Miss Anuie NJ.
Thomas.
The foregoing report was accepted, and the
Off ters it recommended adopted.
The committee appinted at the last meeting
TO report by Laws TO be acted upon at the
next meeting. reported the following. which
were adopted;
/. II shall be- the duty Of the President TO
preside al all meetings Of the League. AMI OF
the Vie President, 10 take his place in his
absence.
=. l he duties OF the Sec. and Treas. shall
be those customary in such Offices OF such
organizations.
3. the Exec. Com. shall have the over
sigh, and direction of all business not specially
provided for. including especially places. and
tunes OF meetings. and preparations for them;
also the approval Of ali bills.
I, The Committee on Lectures. shall secure
such psr>ons u deliver addresses upon Tenn
perance a. they shall see tit, and shall make
all necessary prepara. ion for such addresses.
,. The Committee on Conferences. shall
have genera! superintendence OF each Com
ference meeting. and shall for the better or
dvrlng Of such meeIing- appoint .uch assistant
Committee for each meeting they shall deem
necessary.
9. There shall be at least one lecture each
month; and >uch other lectures A. the Com
mite &c may b. able 10 secure.
:. The Conference meetings shall be held up
on Monday evening Of each week. in which
there i, no lecture. They shall consist OF dis
customs aud remark upon the subject {
temperance open 10 all who desire TO particle
pate; and Of such musical, social. nd literary
exercises ~ the Committee shall be able TO
provide.
After remarks by y. A. JOY. and J. {. Chill
colt, the meeting adjourned. 10 meet at Ham
cock Hall on Monday evening next al IL
o'clock. VIM. o. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
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intoxication is observable on our streets.
May the reform go on, till rumsellers find
their occupation gone.
H. X. Halves, Esq. formerly lawyer
of this city, has established himself in
Holyoke. Mass. and formed a law part
nership with Mayor Pearson of that place.
under the name OF Pearson & Halves.
To those OF our citizens who think that
rumsellers are getting off scott free. we
would say that there are now in the hands
OF the County Attorney some "a execu-
lions. amounting in the aggregate to over
nine thousand dollars against rumsellers
and their bail in this city which he will
forthwith proceed to collect.
A series of reli .ious meetings are to be
held ut the Methodist church eacl. evening
during the present week. commencing this
Wednesday } evening. On Sunday a
Quarterly meeting will be held, and Rev.
Chas. b. Dunn, Presiding Elder, will be
present and preach.
j. Freeman, No. 2. Union Street.
Portland, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Oysters, has sent us a specimen of his
stock. These oysters are every thing that
could be desired. fresh. large and delicious.
We wish Mr.. F. would establish branch
Office or agency in This city.
The Emerald Band are to have Ball
at Hancock Hall Thanksgiving Eve, We'd
nesday, Nov. 18th. Arrangements have
been made with one of the leading Orches-
tras of the STATE TO furnish music for the
occasion, and the members of the Band
intend to make it the most enjoyable Hop
of the season.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-The lecture de-
livered by Rev. VIM. II. Lyon at Hancock
Hall last Sunday evening. was attentively
listened to by large audience. The hall
was entirely filled. and the close attention
must have been very gratifying TO the
speaker and 10 all friends of the cause
The subject. Total Abstinence the only
Rational Basis Of Reform" was handled in
an able, fresh. aud interesting manner
OF the singing, under the lead of Rev Mr..
Garretson. it certainly would not be too
much to say, that ii went of with great
deaf of snap.
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franklin.
"A. wasgatt has thoroughly repaired
his grist mill.
-Scammons and Williams are putting q
Single machine into their mill.
Geo. Tracy and Oatman Bunker are
building houses on the Cherryfield road.
Rev. Mr.. Steadman baptized two per-
sons at Georges Pond on Sunday last.
The religious interest continues to in
crease.
The Taunton district are preparing
to remove their school house from the
disputed territory" to lot directly OPP
posite Mrs. Chamberlain's.
A few months since. young man
signing his name Frank Jordan. collected
quite number of advance subscriptions
of parties in this town. for "Gleason's
Home Circle" They have seen neither
money. papers. nor agent since. One OF
the victims has written twice to the Pub.
fishers. but has received no answer.
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NJ A II RI E ID.

Surry-11 til inst, by Rev. Frederic A. Brag-
don. Mr.. Harvey Cunningham Of Surry, and
Miss Susie Slower Of Bluehill.
Bluehill-9th inst, by Rev. Joseph H. TAYLOR
assisted by Rev. A. II. Tibbetts, Mr.. Herbert
S. Smith Of Beverly, Mass, and Mrs. Mary s.
Allen Of Bluehill.
Sedgwick-7th inst, by Rev. C. P. Bartlett,
Mr.. George +. Annis Of Camden, and Miss
Laura j. Cousins Of BroOklin.
Brooklin-l0th inst, by Rev. c. p. Bartlett,
Capt Whitney A. Hale Of Brooklin, and Miss
Florence +. Tilton Of Plymouth.
-7th inst, by Rev. K. N. Meservey, Mr.,
Charles 9. Cousins and Miss Celia H. Brad
ford, both of BroOklin.
Castine-l4th inst, by Rev. A. Z. Ives, Mr.,
Walter b. Bartram Of Brewer, and Miss Helen
A. Durham Of Castine.
Eden-2lst ult., by Rev. W. Corthell. Mr..
Alex. g. Hagerthy, n. D., Of Steuben, and
Miss Madella A. Green of Mt. Desert.
Mt. Desert-9th inst, by Daniel SOmes, ESQ.,,
Mr.. George GoogiDg and Miss Jennie NJ.
Trussell, both Of Ellsworth.
Tremont-10th inst, by d. P. Marcyes, ESQ.
Mr.. Mm. 2. Preble, Esq., of Cranberry Isles,
and Mrs. Matilda J. Sanford Of fremont
Bucksp0rt-3lst ult. by A. L. Skinner, Mr..
H. D, Trott and Mrs. jane A. Sherburne, both
Of BuckspOrt.
Brewer-6th inst, by Otis Gilman, ESQ.,,
Mr.. p. J. Hodgkins Of Brewer, and Mis- Nellie
Salisbury Of Elsworth. %
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ac-t. {. BrRKILL. Insurance AGENT. j.
Agent and Attorney for SEWN a. good Fire
Insurance Companies ~ can be- found at any
Insurance Agency in New England, j. Agent
Tor one iir>t class Marine Insurance Company.
and can give the most desirable form Of Marine
Policy; i Agent for the old Union Mutual Lift.
Insurance Company, Of Maine. the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; i, also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Partie, in want of any Kind Of In
,urance. will lind it for their advantage to call
H' this Agency and examine the merit. Of hi,
'ompanie, before insuring elsewhere Cores
pondence solicited. An
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NOm.Rcside mt Taxes.

TN THE Town OF BrCKsPoRT. in the County
i of Han cock. for the wear OF ISIS.
The following list OF taxes ON real estate of Nom
Resident owners In the town OF Bucksport, Co.
While. Collector OF said town, the 5th
day OF August 1873. and subsequently,, upon The
deceaseo OF said Nathan White. committed to mt.
W. II. PIlsbury, as collector of SAID town, has
been returned to me by said ". II. Pilsbury col.
lccioT as Aforesaid, n reuaining unpaid on the
Sd day Of August is1t, by his certificate OF that
date, aud now remaining unpaid and no tce IL
hereby given, hat II the said taxes interest and
charges are not part into the Treasury of said
town within eighteen months from date OF com
mitment OF said bills so much OF the real estate
taxed rs will be sufficient to pay the amount due
thereon. including interest and charges, will,
without further notice be sold at public auction,
at the Treasurcr's Office In said town on
iheIst d.y of March 1875, at O'Clock IN the after
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate Tor the Coun-
" OF Hancock.
THE Undersigned Executrix of(he Wil OF Benz.
r. Austin late OF Ellsworth, IN said County
deceased, respectfully represents that the goods
and chfttels rights and credits of sad deceased
are not sufficient to pay his just debts and
sand dollars wherefore your petitioner PRAY ;
your Honor To grant her License to sell, at pun
lac or private sale, and convey sufficient OF the
real estate OF the deceased, (InciuhAg the rever-
sion OF the widows dover therein to satisfy said
debts and charges OF administration.
SUSAN Z. AUSTIN, ENccutrix.
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w. G. Sargent and Son, have their
new store finished, and have moved into
it.
The schooner L. Closson, Capt. J.. Il.
Dority, has just had a very thorough re-
pairing. superintendent by Joshua Watson
Esq land is now chartered by A. ".
Friend. to load Fish-guano for Baltimore.
Schooner "Susau," Capt. X. Byard. is also
chartered by same parties; same Cargo.
-Schr. NJ. f. Torrey has just arrived
from Bay ST. Lawrence. with 2l5 bbls.
mackerel, to W. G. Sargent aud Son.
While in'the Bay. Capt. Saul Torrey, one
OF the crew, was taken sick. He was taken
to the strait of Canso, and pus on shore
for medical aid, but lived only three days
after going on shore. His body was
brought home for interment.
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Business Notices.

y Man in Ruins.-One Of the saddest specta-
Giles in the world is human being shattered
and bro ken down by the Use OF ardent spirits
But the damage may be repaired. the ruin
restored TO perfect soundness by "A course of
that most powerful of all inyigorants, DIR.
WALK ER's VINEGAR BITTERs. Beware of
those 'tonics' of which rum is an element.
ihey aggravate disease and promote decay.
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Famine in Nebraska.
NEW YORK, Nov. Il.

INV IUKh, NUN. II.
Col. \. \. VI. Dudley. has made a
personal inspection of counties
in Nebraska visited by grasshoppers and
gives the facts ia details, by precincts
showing that starvation stares many
thousand people in the face. In one coun-
~ 500 families had only tour days sup
ply of food. aud as there are rations only
for the army there, they cannot be given
10 the sufferers.
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ku-kIux Assassination.

OlNClNNATI, OHIO. Nov. Il.
special despatch from Lexington,
Kentucky. TO the enquirer. says the Ku-
kluX shot and MORALLY wounded Dr.
Steve Easton. last Sunday night near
Athens. Judge Hunt to-day instructed
the Grand Jury to bring the offenders to
trial, or sign paper declaring the above
runor 10 be false
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-19

-Messrs. ID. q F. Rodick are shipping
lumber to Bar Harbor for q new Hotel.
which they intend to have ready to occupy
next season. The main building will be
3lxlO0 on the first floor. three stories. and
Mansard roof. The Ell 26x56. The rooms
will be large and conveniently arranged,
and 1t is intended to be superior in many
respects to any hotel in the county. Jor-
dan d Clark OF Ellsworth, have the con-
tract ior the labor. and will remove the old
Rodck House TO make room for the new
building
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Biuehill.

"A very large number of invited guests
gathered at the late residence OF Mrs.
Mary 5. Allen. daughter of Mr.. Isaac S.
Ossood. on Monday morning Nov. 9th, it
being the occasion of her marriage with
Mr.. Herbert ;. Smith of Beverly. Mass.
Immediately after the ceremony and con-
sratulations were over, the bridal party
left for their home in Beverly, Mass
We regret TO learnthat VIM. a. Evans.
ESQ, is seriously i'll. and that his recovery
is considered doubtful by his physicians.
Mr.. Evans is brother of the late Hon.
George Evans. and has been practising
lawyer in this town for four or five years
past
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Fire and Accident.
BATH, Me. Nov. Il.

BATH, Me. Nov. Il.
A Gre in New Castle this afternoon dis
troyed the house and barn, of Capt, Abner
Robinson. Nearly all the contents were
saved. Loss about 1900 dollars which is
fully covered by insurance. In running to
the fire a son of Randall Hall of Damaris-
Gotta was knocked down and run owe by a
team, sustaining very severe injuries.
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srEcIE PAYMENTS IN 1876.
Appointment Of an Indian Commits
sioner.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. Il.
The President has appointed VIM Stick
Icy Of the District OF Columbia. Indian
Commissioner, under the fourth Statute
Of the act making appropriations for ex
peuses of the Indian department, approx
el April 10, 1869.
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by TELEGRAPH.
Fatal Accident.
PORTLAND, Ne

PORTLAND, Ne. Nov. II.
A man named Peter Hill, who was driv-
ing in from Buxton with load of straw
at 10 30 o'clock, this forenoon was run
! orer at the Brewer House on the o. iens-
burg Railroad crossing near this city and
killed. He was IS years old aud leaves
family in Buxton.
The Revenue Cutter Golbatin, Capt
Chase, lately built at Buffalo n. Y, ar.
rived here this morning, and proposes to
sail tonight for New York, where she is
10 be stationed.
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IMPORTANT TO rRayELERs.

when you visit leave the City Of NEW
YORK. save annov ance and expense Of carriage
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and 10
fitted mp at an expense OF over $4,000. Eieva
tor steam and all modern improvements. Eu
ropean Plan. The R8STACnANT1,L Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine Is un.
surpassed. Rooms for single person. o., els0,
and o. per day ;rich suites for families proportion
ately low, that visitors TO the city and travel.
can live more luxuriously, for less money. at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other drst-c lass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for AL parts OF the City.
ly42 G.. +. W. d. GARRISON, Managers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-19

A lighted torch In powder Is scarcely more
dangerous than deep seated cough or cold.
The individual who waits for such an insid-
Gus enemy of life to die out OF itself, commits
q friehifui error. II Is an inexcusable error
too; for HALE's HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND
TAR will cure any irratation Of the lungs or
throat with dispatch aud thorougbness which
preclude all necessity for apprehension. No
type OF cough, cold. influen Ia. bronchitis can
resist its strengthening. soothing, healing OPP
GRAFTON.
PIXIES ToorB-AcHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.