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DIE ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Mrs. Clarissa Hart, widow of the
late Thomas Hart, aged 81 years.
Jacksonville, Fla.,-lst inst, VIM. Allen,
formerly Of this city, aged about 40 years.
North Hanc0c1-1st inst, Albert Alien,
youngest son Of r. Allen and Susan n. Heath,
aged years IA days.
White hands folded in peaceful rest,
Fond Father and Mother thy child i blessd!
ROBBED for his slumber in garments white,
Quietly sleepeth your boy tonight.
Sleeping to waken when angels call,
In q land where there's quiet and rest for all.
Mother, oh, think Of what might have been,
Had he lived. and gone in the paths Of sin!
Now he's safe from the ills Of life,
Naught to him are earths tolls and strife.
Thank God oh, mother! thy boy went home
Ere in paths Of evil he'd learned to roam.
Brewer-16th, ult., Annie 8. Sprague, wife
Of Henry c. oprAgue, Aged y yea1.
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The city lamp-posts have received q
fresh coat ofpaint.
-"Uucle Philip Moore is again selling
fresh fish on the bridge.
-May-day wa. cold and uncomfortable.
and few ventured into the wood, and past
ures for May flowers.
The ponds are now becoming free OF
ice, the streams are open and the water is
at fair driving pitch.
MIR Samuel Royal lost a valuable COW
last week. Her death was thought 80 have
resulted from paint, standing in the stable.
Houses for rent. are in great demand
In this city. Numerous families find il al
most impossible to obtain rooms at any
price.
1t has never been more orderly on our
streets, than now. If the people have TAX
en- no active part in the Temperance move
meni. its influence has been visibly felt.
Spring has at last put in an appear
auce. Monday and Tuesday were delight
ful days and in the evening. the frogs gave
their first concert for the season.
Last Tuesday week. Mr.. Lemuel p.
jordan. while exercising his horse in the
yard received a severe kick in his face
which confined him to the house for sever
al days.
AT the last meeting of the CITY Coun-
ell. the Committee to whom was referred
the question of purchasing farm, upon
which to place the poor of the city. re-
ported favorablv to the measure. but no
definite action was taken by the Council.
The May day Fair and Festival of the
Congregational Society, was highly sue
cessful. The gross receipts were between
four and five hundred dollars. Great taste
and skill were exhibited in the decorations
OF the Hall and all the tables were bounti-
fully loaded with luxuries to crafty the
palate, and tasteful articles of ornament
and use to tempt and please the public.
Rarely, if ever. has Fair in this CITY been
more numerously attended or peter pat-
ronized
HORSE DRowNED.-On Friday last, a.
MIR. James I. Cushman was attempting to
turn his horse on Mill Street, near Camp
oeii's blacksmith shop, the horse backed
the buggy over the eapstan of the wharf,
into the river where the water was deem.
Mr. {. not fancying a cold bath. jumped
and saved himself. but the horse followed
the buggy. and becoming entangled in his
harness, his Struggles carried him into,
the swift current and both hoated down.
under the bridge and grounded at Mill
point. When taken out, the horse had be-
come quiet and the buggy was thoroughly
washed. The animal was valuable one.
but overload of having his own way. and
hence his watsry grave.
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Back.port,

Bsekspou.
The Adversary exercises OF the L. NJ.
{. Seminary will occur. Tuesday and We'd
nesday June 9TH and 10Th.
Nathan White. Esq. Of thi. town died
at his residence on Friday night. aged -
years. He was one OF the best known
and most respected citizens in Hancock
County. Al the time of his ath he was
Treasurer of the town, which Office he had
held for l. years. and previously had been
County Treasurer. Representative 10 the
Legislature and for many years 4 Trial
Justice; and in all, had proved himself
worthy OF the confidence of the community.
Rev. George Forsyth delivered n lee
ture at the Town Hall Thursday evening
the Both. ult. on the subject appearance -
The proceeds will be appropriated for
the benefit of the Seminary. The audience
was smaller than it would have been had
the weather been pleasant. However.
quite fair number copyrighted TO listen
10 the lecture, which was inte nsely interest
ing, and aboundng in valuable points
throughout. The hearers were evidently
well entertained, and highly instructed
We should fail TO do the subject Justice, if
an attempt were made to give an outline
fit. therefore we will desist. Suffice to
say, it were we'll if all should heed the in-
functions set forth in regard to our APP
pearance at home, and when abroad. Let
the home circle-as the lecturer said-be
the place of all others, where pleasan,ness
and politeDess may ever abound TO render
smooth the uneven ways OF life. and where
children shall form those habits of love
aud respect which shall cling to them
IN all their subsequent career, as they
mingle with the bustling world.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, April Term
A. ID. 1874.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED: That
said petitioner give public notice TO an uer.on,
Interested, by causing copy of the petition and
This order thereon, 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American a opve-
paper published IN Ellsworth in sad CJun.v
that they may appear at a Court OF Probate Tor
SAID County, TO be held at Bucksport, the
twentieth day OF May next at ten OF The clock IN
the forenoon, u shew case, ifany they have why
the PRAYER Of said petitioner should not be
q anled.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
AItest:-GEo A. DYER, Reg'r. 3Hls.
Atrue copy-Attest :-uEO. A. DYER, Register
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l'aOtiuc.


The Revenue Cutter. ''Dobbin." and
Schooner "Jane Woodbury." OF Brooksville
came in contact yestesday in this harbor.
The Woodbury. had her bow stove, lost
bowsprit &c. The ''Dobbin" was cut IN
to badly. amidships. damage TO both YES
sells about one thousand dollars.
The call is greater than ever before
in the Normal School. for teachers.
The Orthodox society have this week
introduced new hymn book into their
worship. The Church Hymn Book
We notice that the Messrs Tilden are
at work in their Lobster Factory" They
are fine business men and deserve success.
Miss Brown Is putting Millinery
goods Tito her new store opposite the
Custom House.
Pleasure excursions are of daily oc-
curreDcc in eur harbor. sometimes a severe
snow storm interrupts them. E.
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New Advertise unenrs.

SAniOrds steamers.
spring and Summer Goods. Hale & Joy.
Atlantic House. Bar HarbOr.
siaie Assessment Of Taxes in Islands ant
'lantations in Hancock County.
Removal. DR.. Pulsifer
Notice Of meeting of Shore Line Z. Il. Co.
Proposals for building Town House al Frank.
n.
Notice Of meeting Of Ellsworth Gas Co.
sock Bull. ''Perham."
Wv Barber Shop at Bar Harbor.
Picture Saloon.
, ard o. II Trip, Land Surveyor.
Probate Notices.
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rom Portland,
EoRILANp. NJ

PORTLAND. May 8.
widow named Farriman was burned
20 death in her house on Washington street.
by her clothes taking fire.
The Grand Lodge aud other Grand bod
ie~ Of Masons. met in this city to-day
David Cargill of Augusta, was reelected
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge. and
Horace II. Burbank of Limerick. Grand
I.-h Priest OF the Grand Chapter
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Transfers OF Real Estate In Hancock Co. fol
the week Ending May ,, 1874.

DrpHAM.-Rufus Cowing. 10 Samuel Gill
more. sctenty-tse and ihree-fourth acres. $1,000.
DEER l>LE.-Mercy L. Bracy to Oliver Il.
Brary. one and oue-half acre lot. So.
ELLSwoRTH.-R II. salisbury To \. {. Holt
90 square rods. $50; Jos. ". Bowden 10 Rich
ara Jude and al. oue-haf OF iweniy-ihre,. square
rods undivided. $500; Jacob Straw 10 John
Cook. tweniy-seNen square rods. $50; same
seventeen square rods, SO; Hiram straw to
John Cook. lot. 500; Vim. MaddocLs 10 Ham
nah I. Maddox. one-half Of lot 100 and buill-
ing. Sl"1; seth Tisdale to l.. j. HodcAin..
Shore lot. $500.
ULDSEoRo.-Ch elsca Wcscoit 10 John
Dri>col. one hundred and twenty acres On
LAMoINE--J. C.. Archer 10 Mercy Young
INV five acre lot. r,lsa,e Of Bond
ONLANp.-luhn W. SAWYER TO Henry Dorr.
onc-hali Of bot No. J.. $50; Emerson 4 Dorr 10
James Mckenncy. one hundred and thirty
square rods and buildings, $500.
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ANAkEslS j. without doubt. the mo.tinfsl-
lb!e, easy and scientific cure for PILES. ever
discovered. 20 900 grateful patients attest its
virtues. and physicians of all schools endor.e il
untquNocaly. Lotions, ointment.. and eleciu-
Ar'e- are only waste oftlme and money. AN.
AhESic relieves pain ST once ami cures sb,o-
luielS. IL j. the discovery OF Dr. SILsBEE, .
scieGiihc physician aud has been pronou need
the gr attest con ributiOn TO medicine ofthe AZ e.
Price 81 90. Sold 10y Druggist. every here
Depot. 46 Walker str, New York.
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i he Use of strong purgatfse-. The only ration
nj Treatment /, some geal- laxative and tonic
like DR. HARRispN's PKRIs rLAIC LozENGEs. .
These never wesken. but gradually restore na-
,mrc. They remove Oppression, Di-SieaSs,
Hedddche, and every form OF I.diJesfi0a, al
-. The only proper remedy for PILES. either
bleeding or Otherwise. Trial box 80 ct-
Large box. % cis.. mailed free for This last price
Dir. HAkRI SONS ICELAND BALSAM.
i splendid cure for COUGHS noARsNEfss, and
all THROAT aud LUNG complaints. For sale
10y l. :. HARRISON 4 CO., PToprietor.. No.
fremont Temple, Boston. aud all Druggists.
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Arkansas Matters.
WASHINGTON. u. Z.

" AshINpTON. D. {. Nav ).
II the Cabinet session to-day there was
some conversation over the condition of
affairs in Arkansas, but the Executive has
H5; Yet delivered IFS decision in the dis
Ia'el case The Attorney General stated
That The Attorneys for Brooks. have not
completed their argument, and have asked
for day Sr two to prepare it thoroughly.
and probably the much hoped for decision
Of the President will be announced by
Friday next. if not before.
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with u
and for the County Of Hancock, on the Sd We'd
nc<'iay OF April \. ID. lsA.
A NGENETTE HARDY, ADMINISTRATIVE OF The
II Estate OF Geo. W. Hardy. late Of Deer I-l,.
IN said County deceased. having presented her
hrst account of Adm'N upon said estate ior
Probate;
Ordercd-That the said admx give notice there
OF 10 all persons interested By causing copy ul
this Order to be published three wress s,.tce-.
sivey in the Ellsworth American, printed al Eli.
that thcy mIv appear at a PROBATE Court l. irr
holden at huc~sport on the 3 Wetine-d day uI
MAY next, AT ten of the clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause If any they have, Why the same
should NOT lie allowed.
4 true cnpv-Aitest GEO. \. DYER. Register.
3wl-' PARKER TIC X. Judge.
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Business Notices.

The gentleman in Black" who is the tute
lar u, mon OF dram->hops. assumes hi. sourcst
BtTTEBs i reported down below" The Peo-
pies Vegetable Tonic Is play ing the mischie {
" III hi biticrs fired with rum. All diseases
which those demonIc nostrams aggravaie. I'M
der preteu>e OF relieving. such a indig-.t ion
sicA-Ecadache. constipation, rheumatism. govt.
and intermittent fever. are cured by IL.
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Fire.
EOSInN Mar

Neponset Hall Block, at Hyde Park
was totally burned this morning. including
tie Postofiice, Bank. Unitarian Society /,
HAIL. Norfolk County Journal Office.
Mobiles Apothecary Shop, Sanford &
Egunells Grocery. f. W. Pratts Period
.c.d store. ID. NJ. Luce's Shoe Store. and
Liz, Jewelry Store. Loss $500. In
sured s35 900.
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Fatal Accidents.

WIscAsSET, May 5.
Capt. John Chase,a retired shipmaster of
Edgecomb, was instantly killed this fore
noon by the fall of derrick
Two men belonging in Edgecomb.
Joseph Dickinson and Jason HUI, were
drowned in Wiscasset Harbor about seven
O'Clock this evening. They were in two
boats, loaded with sand, and the boats
sunk. Thus including Capt. Chase, killed
in the forenoon. three citizens of Edgecomb
have met accidental deaths in one dav.
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By TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American. ]
Launched.
BATH, MAY 5.

BATH, May 5.
launched this forenoon by Brown &
Hodskins, beautiful double-decked bark
OF 6G2 tons, named "Minnie Allen. Her
Dimensions are as follows: Length $50
ieet, width "a feet, depth of hold Is feet,
width full poop deck. She was fully rig
ged on the ways and is ready for sea. Her
owners are Samuel Hayward & Co., Bos-
ton. and the Builders. Capt. Robert Soper
of Boston, an experienced navigator and
skiliful manager will command her.
This new and enterprising firm have
also on the stocks. to be off the first OF
June, brig of $50 tons, for the same
parties.
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I.amoine.
We learn that Rev. Mr.. Van Klecck.
pastor of the Baptist Church at Lamoine
has accepted a call to become the pastor
OF the Baptist Church and society in Dover,
and will soon remove to that place. His
many friends in the denomination here well
regret this decision, as he has proved him
self useful and devoted minister Of the
pospel
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Alta Cnur' "t Probate holden at ElI-s run within
uui f,r the County ot IIlncoe;> ul il" ST. W.T..
ne.,ttv Of Apri A. D., IS9i-
CEA ALL |; >N AZEl and al-.. NAMED FNcru.
- tot- IN a ccr,a'n instrument purpprttrz 90 b'-
the lat viii aHI testament ot Juga y. Ny,z~. .
iatc of Buck port, tu sui CuuutY drcel-sa. as-
ing presented the same for Probate:
bHpEKED-IhIt The said ENet utpr> give HoiI. <
to all per- ms Interested b. causing q copy 70
this order to be published three week, surcc-,ig -
is ia the Ellsworth American, pgtntr n r. 80
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court
10 be held AT Buck sport sail county, the - 1
"Wednesday Of May next, at ten OF the clock ia
the forenoon, ant shew cau>c, Il any they have
why the SAID instrument should not he proved,
approved, and allowed as the last Will aud test
Incut ut said deceased
3wls PNRnFR TUCK. Judge.
a true copy-Atcst: GEO. \. DYER, Rcg'r
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Osasters.
Sch Young. of Nachias, loaded with spill
ing. bound for Boston. was toWed into Bass
Harbor. April 80, By Sch Hattie King, was
picked up at sea of Martincus, with house
washed off. dismasted, and crew probably
washed overheard. Supposed to have foun-
dered in the gale Of Sunday last.
Apr Is, sch Royal Oak. Benson, in the gale
OF 10Th inst. sprung leak, split foresail. and
put into Bass Harbor Tor repairs.
Apr %, sch Charlotte, Ry an. in the gale Of
18th inst, sprung leak put into Bass Harbor
for repairs.
Sch Nellie Grant, Jordan, at Wilmington
NC, 9Th ult. I'm Providence, went ashore near
New Inlet on the 24th, but came on without
damage.
Sch Eastern Belle, before reported ashore on
Fort Delaware, got of and proceeded Goth ut
Sch Mary l. Newton, Of Calais, which had
just dischai ged a cargo Of coal at Salisbury.
Mass, in proceeding down the river 18th ut,
went ashore on Plum leland, but was expect
ed 10 cone of with and OF tug, without dam
age.
Sch Harry Lee. FIN W Harbor for Phila.
before reported ashore near Hyannis, Cape
Cod. went 10 pieces 18th ult. Messrs Waters
& Mitchell had been TO work on her. and had
the storm broke her up.
Rockland, Apr 81. The sch Polly. Of Mt De-
sert, bound for Boston. with cargo Of lafhs,
parted her chains and drove ashore at Owls
Head during yesterdays gale. She is very
badly damaged. and the cargo will have TO be
lightened of.
Sch John Wentworth. Lowell. I'm Bucks
port for Bucksville. Sc, put into Vineyard Ha-
ven. eth inst, and reports on the 25lb, while
anchored in Tsrpaulin Cose, parted small
chain and dragged afoul OF sch Midnight, oil
Bath. which caused her to part chains and 20
ashore. The W lost anchor and Is fathons
chain. and had quarter IA badly damaged.
Damage 10 Midnight unknown.
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At court OF Probate holden at Ellsw nth with IA
an for the County OF Hancock on tlc 1t Wei
nesday Of prtl \. ID. 1874.
~ go ". PERKINS,, Administrator upoa tn
u Estate Of Marx III Perkins late OF Pcno b-cpt.
IN SAID County deceased, having presented h.-
first account of Adm nistratluu UPON sand vstt.e
Tor Probate
DKpEEED-lhat SAID Administrator give uotise
thereof t. all persons interested, by ctu-iug u
copy OF thi, Order to be published three wera-
successfully IN tAc Ellsworth American plluie /
Ia Ellsworth, that they may appear At IL Probate
Court to Ue holden nj Rucks port On the . " etu. 90
day OF stay next, al ten OF tie clock in the for.
noon. aud show CAUSE II any they have why tnr
same should not be allowed.
dwl,' PARKER TIC X. judge.
y true GoPy-tt GEO. \. DYER, i;..g.-t.r.
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BE wise To-Day.-Tis madness TO neglect a
cough or cold, however slight. Con>umptIon
MAJ follow. and though DR.. Wistdr's Bdisdm
~ HHd Cherry has frequently cured this
much dreaded disease. IL almost Invariably cures
the primary diseases OF the throat, laags and
chest, where other remedies fail.
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Ata Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with
in and for the County of Hancock the ) :
Wednesday Of April, A. D., 1874.
nEOKGE y. BLACK, JR named Executor, in
u certain ibstru nent purportDg To be the
last VIII and testament of Frances II. Black, late
of Ellsworth, in said county deceased, having
presented the same for probate.
ORDERED:-T said Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
Order to be published three weeks saccessively
In the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at a Probate Court to b.
held at Ellsworth, on the first Wednesday OF
June next. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
show cause If any they have why the said instru e
ment should not be proved, approved, and allow
ed AS tina last VIII and Testament Of said deccas-
ed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
swIs. Attest: GEO A. DYER Register
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legal aotifes.

At at Probate Court holden at Ellsworth, oa the
18th day OF April, A. n. 1874.
WILLIAM ID. MOORE Executor thereof. hav.
W ing presented to me, duly authenticated q
copy OF the last Will ami Testament of Richard
scammon. late OF Fall River, Couaty Of Bristol,
ana stae OF Massachusetts, and a copy duly au-
thenticated If the Probate thereof In said County
OF Hancock, upou which said will can operate
ORDERED-rhat the said Executors give
notice thereof to all persons interested, by caas-
inga copy OF this Order to be published three
weeks successively in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at =
Probate Court 10 be holden at Ellsworth, on the
lat Wednesday of June next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon and shew cause, II any they
have. why the said instrument should not be al
lowed In this State as the last Win and Tesla
meut Of said deceased, and the copy thereof filed
and rscor ded.
3wi9s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r.
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North Ellsworth.
Mr. Ed,tor:-I noticed in your paper an
account Of large family Of eleven chill
dren all alive. think we can beat that
In our town. Peter McGown has fourteen
living children. one father and one mother.
The oldest is 43 years, aud the youngest
Is years. L. NJ.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give. public notice
/ to all concerned that he has been duly ap.
pointed. and has taken upon hims slf the trust OF
An Administrator of tie Estate OF
EATON CLARK. late OF fremont
In the County of Hancock. deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs, he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
decea-cPs estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit The same for settlement.
EBES b CLARK
April 18th. 1874. Swi9.
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surry.
Capt. f. ii. Torrey, has bought the
homestead of Paul Curtis.
WooL.-Ednor american Il have lust
sheared from II sheep G6lbs. 10oz, of wool.
unwashed. The two heaviest neeces
weighed Slbs. Soz. and Slbs. 4oz. viii
other farmers send to the American state
mcnts OF the average weight OF fleeces &c.
and state whether tcashed or unndshed
W. 5. GREEN.
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That Iron j. Valuable a a Medicine has long
been known. but il il only since its preparation
IN the particular form Of Peruvian Syrup III at
its full power over disease has been brough, TO
light. II, effect in cases OF dyspepsia aud de-
bility is most salutary.
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Hancock.
FIRE.-The house. barn and other out
buildings, belonging TO Isaac ii. Small,
were destroyed by fire on Monday morning
last. The fire probably was occasioned
through defective chimney. Loss $500.
Insured in the Etna for 81 900.
A flourishing farmer of Hancock. has
flock of five sheep. A few days since
four of the sheep yeane twins and the fifth
triplets. All ale alive and WE'LL and his
flock now numbers sixteen. The only
discount on this prolific increase. is that
one OF the triplets is nourished in the
fashionable way. to wit: on the bottle.
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THE SUBSCRIBER nereoy gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed. and has taken upon himself the trust
of an Administrator OF the estate of
LUCY pertains, 1aTe of Pelobscot,
in the County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs; he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said dec ase,i'-
estate to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same Tor payment.
5. w. PERKINS.
February Is, 1874. 3wI9.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ofice Of The Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May G. lA.M.\
Probabilities.
For the New England aud Middle States
clear and partly closdy weather, with
month and west winds, rising temperature
aud stationary TO rising barometer.
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DOCTORS SooyLElRNITs VALUE.


BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec, -. 1870.
DR.. PiERCR-For the past six month. have
used YOUR Golden Medical Discovery in my
practice. and IN that time have tested its mer-
Its IN severe coughs. both acute and chrome in
chronic diseases of the throat, severe cases Of
bronchitis. general arrangement ofthe system
consiipaied condition of the bowels. and wher =
ever a thorough Alternative has been indicated.
In All eases have found IT to act gently vet
thoroughly and cfcctu-ly in removing the va
riOu> dI-eased conditions. and bringing about a
healthy action throughout tn. system. Your,
iraieTnaiiy. IL. l.. HALL, NJ. u