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Ing humors In the system, that undermine
health and settle into troublesome disorders.
Eruptlons of the skin are the appearance on the
surface of humors that should be expelled from
the blood. Internal arrangements are the de-
termination OF these same humors to some In
ternal organ, or organs, whose action they de-
range ana whose substance they disease and
destroy. Ayers sarsaparllla oxpols these hu
mors from the blood. when they are conc, the
disorders they produce disappear, such as IL
cerations OF the Liver, stomach, Kldneys,Lung
Eruptlons and Eruptiye Diseases of the skin.
81 Ahthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Plmples,
Pustules, Blotches, Bols, Tumors, letter and
SAT- Hheum, scald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers and
sores rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain IN the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, ster
MY LeucorrhGa arising from internal ulcera.
ton and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia.
Emaciation and General Debility. with their
departure health returns.
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WANTED. A Cook for Meat and
W Pastry. The highest wages paid Adj
dress ut once, j. r. GATES.
sept5u Gates Hotel, Bennington.
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hR. 5. W. SMYTH,
PHrSICiIN AND .SURGEON.
ONCE i'll the
BAXTER BANK BUILDING, RUTLAND, W.,
ONCE Hours, 10 a. m, to 4p. In.
Special attention given to diseases OF the
f " + AND EAR.
auglOlr
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WANTED AT ONCE. - Good Pants
w and Vest Makers. ALLEN q DREW.
sept3f Merchants Row,
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4 L Il ) SA RSAPA RILLA,
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

This compound of
the vegetable altera-
tives, Sarsaparllll,
Dock, St!llingla and
Mandrake with the
lOdldes of Potassium
and Iron makes a
most eliestual cure OF
Il series OF complaints
which are very prevu-
lent and affecting. 1t
purllies the blood
purges out the Turk
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or the loss fine estimate cannot yet be
made. Insurance men who were in town
yesterday state the loss will be about sixty
per cent. OF the amount insured, or about
$3.50 600. The part left standing is estima-
ted to be worth Sl57, 500. The losses will
be adjusted us soon as possible
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TERMS IN ADVANCE.
CIRCULATION.

The average daily circulation Of DAILY CIoBs,
for the periods named below, was as follows:
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DIR. }. {. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical ana Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all druggists and dealers In medicine.
"a ngl2deod-wlwe5,hw
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We publish below further interesting
items concerning the terrible disaster at
Fall River, Mass, which we CLEAN from
the Boston AdgertiSer's special dispatches
frcm the scene on Sunday
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Professional.

mr.. j. c. KEENAN, will treat all dis
~ eases pertaining to the Throat, Lungs ana
Liver scientifically. Also, Female Diseases
treated IN all their FORMS VIII 70 wherever
requested. orders can be left at f. C. Lewis,
Drug store. Office: No. 10 River street.
auglSd3m
, 1874-04-06

,.- .., ,,-, - 80 a., -.., :.
Iowa Minority reproaenthsioh ny now mo&hou
Of of os s'ses
yanco Of the public dobt, and IN arross Of rocent
esnoe 'o 81 nos. a,rooa ,.p,. o n1osont o,ora
aud lnwB OF tho Stato by tho petitioners nro weak
d e o aa dx nGd In gSpSratSs ote To
ana awlndlo s Inserted there here q s2oG ooo
I"s Dtaooly;% % %uSoe' mhd taso t nanoleLing tat
0lolala Gnu choono tllo tnros ia moro striking to
Northern mon and tue power Of tho domiaant
naojn1n over tlo election ronorts md returns. ia
oqnally notable. "
nutdt is not moroly from an Interested stand
batolina. NIr. pilto's book on It the proeoodnge Of
tho Teulstature nj Cnlnmhin. nnd fho oo{nTn1
ilcnroaom"ivc Eli,otta a1raaa an ~ ba conattm!
ontHMwarniur tham that thev wnuid obtain. by
perseverance, In political licontiousross tue con.
As Mr. Oplhoui, prollood. iIf lin voar i85) HTho
country must be- aIantlonod to o,ir former slayoe.
tn hecorna mus" H." ,,orn,"n"nt n,,o ~ danracr'
nnnrchy. novcTtvp p1nisorv and 1v wrctcho;1naaa.S
Aims for % tho need % Of tlmcly W prndcnco md tran
, 1874-04-06
10 got to heaven sho Ind bottor mako moro uae
Of her feet md less OF hor tongue"
STANLEY ON LIVINGSTONE.


Tho HcnIed Diary OF tho Traveller.
Mr.. Stanley lnH writton to tho London Daily
Ne'os long commnoa;t11on H. s;1o IN aogerd to tho
a'" 9f r so%o o,s rgs % s' % aa was 40.
o,,stomod to Bny to mo continually whon my
tcforouco waB nada to his returning homo. Dy
this faith lo brcatllod into mo tlo alrong Eopo
tint 10 would vo to rsfn as}a e aao
ciovo tho lallrole tho Christian world Sas roaay
to shower upon him IN poraon;
HIt ia now asl1cd what llo llnH. dono since le
loft England III 1866, and whether . 9ll ho as has
Of tho knowledge thought to DO gained by big
jnbor is lost : To tic first question would
angwor That q short ,csuno Of his llscovorioBt
such nB lie gavo mo, aud B11oh ns obtained
from Tue stay Of s map eson nae Geoh aresSy o'y
answer that Il copious record Of his discoy:.
erios. extending over Q period q slx yteaaI1s, ytaI,
Which brought to England "a OF August lo32t
h sas In the hands o. Miga nSn9s aSror cngs p
tho day ho loft Zanzibar in December, 1866, to
tho 10Th OF March, 1871. Il embraces hia dis
coverios from tho mouth OF tue Novlma Nlyor
on tho cast coast Of Africa to tho Nyassa Lake,
landa west Of Nyassa, In tho datriots Of tho Ma
Ztu, tho Dobisa, Bobcmba, tho Wa MarungM-
Oazombo Rua, Manyueina,, Waguhlah,. mp to
Ujtli, whore he arrived the 2ad OF Octobor
while hc journoyod with mo, from about
the middle of of November, 1871, to Tho lOth OF
February, 1872, whcn VIC arrived at Unyan-
yornbo.
"To ordinary readers a1l this may appear very
vague, but II I tell them that Livingstone has
poSod t6oy msy ha7o @1eS u liz
7aluo Of tho journal which now 1es in tho
strong room Of a alaBgow bank, and which was
gealod BY mo the evening Of tile 18th March,
1871. They. will be prepared to appreciate Tho
troasuro which must now, according to Living
Btono's instructions, 800 tho light; thoy will bo
abic to Judge for themselves what Livingstone
has dono; Of tho length OF tho Journey tho brave
heart accomplished.
.'Livingstone WAS laborionB note -ta!ser. A
little notebook was always ut hand to jot down
on tho march what observations ho mado-which
wore faithfully copied or improved upon in tho
big journal aftor bis arrival in camp. Aud aB
Livingstone sct grcat storo upon these, they
must bo Of valuc. and contain much additional
iuformation,n
, 1874-04-06
DR.. Aotlrop nnd Dnncing..
L. Ranl La Ssotf

A bottor story tlan tho many told of Wost
sprlngiiold's eccentric paraon, the nev. Dr..
Lotlrop, at tho centonnial gathorlng, last week,
ia told by the Rov. Mr. Nightingale, Of droton,
Mass. II 1t Is not true II ia good enough to be,
not only In itsolf hut In tho telling; A young
lady WHO WAS a llionlber Of Dr. Lothrop'a Church
went on o visit to neighboring town, and while
there attended party aud dancod. Tidings OF
Aor stn roaeilcd homo before her. On her ro-
turn sl,o WAS Visited and called to most severe
account for tho Disgrace aho had tliua brought
upon herself and upon the Church, aud whlol.
Ind boon found out, notwithstanding 1t had
boen dono among strangers. Que Btafd maiden
was specially earnest IL her rehukes, and made
nho asked. "You had bettor go aud SEQ Dr..
Lothrop." Bho did 80. and told Linn all about It.
. And SO, my dear,, you wont to the galty and
did Vol Lavo good time :" "Yca, pir.'' swell
am glad Of #, and hopo You VII go agsi,n and "
tic ilame OF tho woman who has beon making
YOU ali this trouble" ehs told. !" DO to thai
woman and tell hor from me, that II she wautE
, 1874-04-06
Singular Coincidence.

It ia q aomowhat singular coincidence that Dr..
Alfred Hitchcock diod at hia residence in Fitch
burg, Mass, on Monday night Of augini poctoris,
tie moro than q week. ago, DR.. Hitchcock, who
was: about GO years of.qgo, was eminent as q
physician and surgeon, and aa such was great
ly eetoemed and respected by medical mon .gon-
orally. .,Hc was ono Of tho Committee Of Plysl.
oians who attended tho autopsy on tho body Of
Charles Summon, who died OF tho disease to
which Dr.. Hitchcock, little moro than two wooka
later, foil victim. DR.. Hitchcock had figured
quite extensively in. Massachusetts politics.
having boen member Of both branches Of tho
Legislature, and for several ycars ono Of tho
Executive Council,
, 1874-04-06

; The Brisbane (Australia) Courier Of Doo. 90,
1873 publishes tho following official telegram
from blr. Walker Iii, tho Government hotanist,
dated from Cardweli on the 9th, and received
by tho Queensland Secretary for 1ands: 'sinco
the Goth OF November we have examined tho
banks of tho Mulgrave, Ruaaell, hIosaman, Dain-
tree; aud : Hull hivora Eand have boon moro or
loss succesHfui in finding Hufteblo land for sugar
md other tropical and soni-tropieal ,produo-
tiona. Tho ascent Of tho summit OF Bollonden
Korr WAS successfully made by. JohnHtone, Hill,
and eight troopers. A. $500 feet in height we
obHorYod an undosorlbod troo with cr1maon flow
ers, which excc1s tho poinc,ana rogia, Colyillia
raeomoaa, Lagorastroma regla, and tho Jaca-
randa mimosifolia. At d,d00 foet q treo
fern, which will oxool in grandeur al others
Of tile Alboreous class. a palm treo ut the sano
height which will riyal any OF tho Dritish-Indla
species In gracefulneBs. On tho banks Of the
Daintrco VIC anw pa!m treo cocoa, which far
exceeds the unique apeoin1on In the garden OF
tho sumo genera from Brazil In grandeur and
gracofulnoss. While cutting given line on tho
banks Of tho River "Johnstono, for tho purpose
Of examining tho land. IN enormous tlg troe
stood in tho way, far cxceodlng In Rtoutnesa md
grandeur tho renowned forest giants of Cali
fornia and Victoria. Throo foot from tho
ground It measured 1b0 foot in oiroumiorouco
at 55 feet, whore it sent forth Gant branohen tho
| stom was nearly 50 foot In circumference.
, 1874-04-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

11VQGJI1V11V VOUU3s
1ICit HAl.k-ENTlRN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
y pt dwelling I'LL hlchlghnaY. Ut bargain. Gall at
abuts number fur particulars.
13lRTIEb D1BPORINN OF THEIR HOUSEIIOLp
good9 sowing Maehlnoa pianpa. Or any G4n @ I3S u
WIhI4AhH g South UAnal.Rt.
, 1874-04-06

fF,0H HsAIE-LOW.pR1oED DWEL1lNus:
~ pKAIitIE.AV., near Thirty.Eat-nt., H7,d00.
1NHnl,tANA;Ay, tyr, 5 & aoss Fl cT1nttyionrtt.sE. ~
Theso aro all very ooico plneet md ID eaee!!ent
dlt0ns PUTNAM l. NEWELL,
Of Washington. at. Room 49,
, 1874-04-06

E1ON eALtt-5 AOntiS CORNER UALIEORNIA.AV.
l ana -Tsyor.s lots aosu9r issei mud uontro:
cornor Vnnurcn and 1oomiu III School Sec
fs Sst W. GoHtri ns On n
tsonst.. near Wostornhy. The above Property can ho
hnuGht at ncefedly Low figures. u. C0LE i SON, 18s
, 1874-04-06
-
LOST AND FOUND.


1 dENTsN0UNH HIM TO -1st11L1lV FUit lI1ii.
IN rOna satlOua. Good pe1nnnent pbs 0I,s when pul~
Totant. ~ Aldross ME'rliupOLlTAN TELEuIIApIi,
'Dotrp!t Miuh.
, 1874-04-06


WHO nu!LD8 TnANArQHT 3 In lnDN
relieved by ths 4dvorIInv uRouoy OF HAAsl4NhTElN 4
V7GLEla, Munich BAVARIA,
, 1874-04-06
tn RENT-HQU9E9.

mn nEntr-rlIH ELEGANT TllREE.STOnY AND
bnso,eut mksbto-front ausu containing 10 rooms, III
West o,roo st., just onat Of Ashlandny. jail oNnoE
during tic dag At I'll 6aton, at tho pronacA In tho
, 1874-04-06

War; Then II used to cost 54,Q00 o yoar, about,
tS do all tho printing tor th9 oommowesith
over the Garolina line, in deorgia, I'd great
aticl1lcr for printing and tho Neutrality-suspicious.,
aud thinks d, ,d0o year at Washington, with
annual denoiencios, no great shakos.,
free stato, with police, recortls, uniform
taxation, an enlarged Legislature nnd oil tho
ornaments and plokinga Of q Sovereignty, and
tho cost Of tho Hamo State WHOM few rich plant
ers paid for The privilege OF running IT.; mere
groos are $4,000 in the majority. Thore were
only 18, 600 white yotors formerly, and, when no
gro sutIrago was first deolarcd only q, 600 whitca
Yoted-tAe rest dlslainfully abstsinlng. Ill.,.
IS deoaresd Is ho 900. Tn,s Is prosontod
to Congress rs nonstrouH and IT is too much
for nothing to show for it. But, by the teBtl-
mpny Of tho robcl Colonel md l1x- Lieut.. Goy. @
tho War cost South Oaroliua $500, ,ooo, 900, OK;
elusive Of tho War-debt, iu slaves, banks, ana
money chiofy,-loaying prohont valuation, OF
all the land and property, OF 9184. 600, 00o.
" Do you not tLlnk tint tlat little arlstooratio
pausyey pesa yYStss IL o naa foS0'0a f@'A0'
,o.,t "oortainly." said Gabriel aolofuy; "war has
On vaialatlon ot sisi, Zoo, 900, South Caro-
linaA dobt IL now to her capital as Que to twelve
But there ia no reason why, with The samo area,
sidored roducoa BY $500 do06 60o6; for that sum
ia aldoa to tho happiness Of tho frood alavo, and
Is his endowment; 10 that distribution, and not
loas, iA the uame for this Transformation.
The hreaklng out Of tho Ku-Klux In 1870 cost
the State largo amount OF monoy to arm the
negro militia w.th II, 900 Winchester rlllos and
pay item for taking tic fold.
T4e Taxpayora' Convention now brought for.
ward on the National stage, is not q now thing
| days. A MIR. @. W. Dudley stated thu points oj
yoliof reported from tie Legislature to be- az fo
, 1874-04-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR BALE-PAEK;AV.--ON MONTHLY PAY.
y lnonts. Wc hso building ton Groom coitAEos On Park
av jnst east Of Central Park, which VIII soli vo,y
an Vii o re.y aEs @ 1s9 sy
Eall and CIAnino p1nnB at our otco. Ii. q. HTONIS,
Room D. 13G East Madison At. "
, 1874-06-18

Most people havo tried tlloir hand at that 10.
chilled secret writing which is effected by yariou.
vegetable iu1ces and brought to lipbt by fire AM,
water-here the ueo Of sal ar,z,onlao and 1uicos,
and Of onions. of solution Of tals and Of con.
porae, Ia roll known, From the time Of Ovid
uho ndvisee young lady in his Art Of Love (Ae
il, forsooth young Indies REQUIRED instruction,
at lenst on that subiect) to deceive all pryine
eyes BY g letter written with raw milk-till the
present day. recipes have been prescribed of yati.
ouB values to this end, One Of tho most curious
ia TINT which recommends An Ink to be used
made undcr oortain conditions, NTH tho iohor oi
be well read in Light OF moon or star. This IL d
sute recipe. It WAS BY the use of such strange
terms as nem!lua, Gala, raphoca, lapolcs. and
others, which Itrithenius used uhen talking
OIL this branch Of his subject that Lo III
rroduced bis book to tho flames; and yot
tile said uuoouth terms vorc but distortions OF
the Latin expressions alum milk camphor, and
onions. A certain surgeon. weh,Dr to dIsclosa
n matter Of great Importance to a brother OF hlu
craft sent him a live bulldog to bo dtsseoted to
whom he had previously administered bolua
containing the letter ho wished kopt seofect. So
hs friend was guided by that dumb, dead, dis
sected boast as the wise men wore guided by b
star. Another applied Ms. to soro log in
the letter In shoe is recommended BY Ovid, and
rolling thin leaves OF metal containing tho necrat
into sarrin6s by another aucont author h third
directs the communication to bo written on q
blown bladder, to DO afterwards placed in flask
and filled with vino. Letters may bs also written
on the insile Of the sheath Of sword, or an
arrow, On = bullet, in an ogg, or rolled up in q
hollow stick, which last proceeding calls to
mind tho ntory OF that uufnithful depository,
, 1874-06-18

TOR BALE-0N ExOIIANGE-B100 000 PRESSED
II btlcki viii tako brluk for linn OF aull cioap
fur cash. JOHN III. blsuIslsf, III Ulark.st.
11RKsAl;p nlsIuK ron FRONTS AMI rUOKTNU-
Tie Executor nriok vMnplny furnish tis uloxp-
o.. and ost rod brick iu the na1Iet all Ooo
II UyarbpEu.kt
, 1874-06-18

CHlUAHD. ...-. ... ....
The schr 8kiduoro Is getting. .caulIcd At Mer'a dry
dock.
Tho new Hchr Jennie White Ia In port for tho nrai
time. Sle is ono Of tho finest vessels on the lakes.
About thirty coal-ladcu Vessels arrived at this
port during tho last tWsnty-for ho1rH, but tho n-
ber1adcn vrsses hat arrived here were few and far
between. Thu lumber market wns somewhat dyelicr
slan the day cfore only soa Aye or ak cargoes re-
mAning In tho market.
The sids-wheel ztnlr Huron, Of Detroit. has been
purchased by George Hannah. Of South IIavcnt aud
will tron this port to south 1llven and Saugatuck
on that routo tlln BENSON.
Tho echrs Manli Nolls and Delts Mitchell arrived
here yesterday frnIu lolow. Tie uella Mitchell waa
nerionAly damaged, Having been tnto by t!e Mtan
-yeHselowncrs still continue 10 lay up their crafta
not being alla to make auy Honcy at tile present low
freight rateB. Tho Of tho schrs 6unriso and
katg barley sAtea tint LIE will lay up tese yesHels in
few days. and keep them tied up until ireghts gst
better Captain satea that hs uI,frelght ono year
pgo this tnn Il 200 aud hta d0wn.ffe!ght {46O0
For this trip lie has check for $435 aud h!s fuel sd
Tho Surnia Limo barges Guiding Star, 1ahpeinR and
Emn,n A. Mayer huyo all besn Ibid UP.
N1r. Clark OF tho divers In the employ OF Capt.
g, H. drumlnond, Of Detroit, leayes that city for
Chicago IN few llys having bean engaged to assst in
tAo construction Of tho new iyho Park Water Works.
ELHEWlEERE.
Tho Lighthouse Board aun0ince Tint the AteAnl-fog
whistle at Spectacle Nocf Ia ont Of 0rcr, and
lily IL discontinued until further notlcv.
At QUO tiIno Monday morning thirteen lako craft
from .team barge down to lighter, ess lying Idle
st uay City, Mioh,
, 1874-06-18
Illinois Gc n1ic1lER.tn Cnra

Bn1DoEronr. June Ill p. m.-Ann1vrD-1{er-
chant, Henry, G,0uQ bu corn. -.
cLEANEp-phocni5, Lockpor., 1894 It lumber;
Robert unuca, Joliet, 81, Cos IT luynbor.
Dn1D1EroKT, juno 17-8 n. m.-AnnrvHD-Norway
corn.
cLEAaEn-con.est, Morris, 43777 4 lumber, 12o m
sh,nglss 1ooo psss soi !, onol.dnso Morris s7g9a - q
limo, seusca, 2i,sY0 It lumbar, Morris; Dolphin
Ottawa, $3.50 II lumber; North Btar, Ottawa, 60 nj
Toilet.
, 1874-06-18

nrcf1dI UisIlNth 70 7He EhirN0o 7T1htine,
DErRo1T MIch, June 17-Afternoon.- ur--
Props Dubuque and barge, Montaua Mains, Weatford,
Buook und bargsi bark Unadslla achra Eagle Wing,
City Of shoboygan, II. L. Higgio.
IIssED Down-props Milwaukee, passuio, Atlantic
blanchard, Mohawk, Huron City; schr Jennie
Graham.
WlxD-Houthwest
DErno1r Mich., juno Neutrality-suspicious. up,-
Ptops Gordon, Campbell 1tarigh Rull harge burks
Uratlllla Golden Vest Pride Of America schrs @,
Reid, S1aumee Valley, Lewis Wells, Sam L. Mather,
Joaco,
PASSED DowH-prop Comet; ting Alorrick and rnft !:
Mary pringe urd barge: sclth Craftsman. Helvetla,
Couch, nlarengo. Ataunto, Pathfinder, John Miner,
Qeotge Ward Butcher boy.
WlNp-We8t.
, 1874-06-18

Were dur. Hoyeral vessels taken for the lower
lnlos, but thrro demand for lnrge vcsee1b for
corn aud ssf@3,<u for wheat. 70 Kingston, 7c for
corn and for wheat. ohnrorsTo Kingston, sclirs
Il. Howard uud Knight Tenplar, wheat At 7Nc. TO
sarnia--prop Montgomery, corn through. To ORdens-
hnrg-Prop CloSoland, corn through. The schr Car
capacity about GOO b w,oat and bu corn In
tho afternoon the scfrH j. Whitc T. Oohen and Trni-
Its, 4so 600 hu.
MILWAUKEE. Juno 17.-.FtoRhsa On wheat, ako to
Buffalo, and 70 to luwer like ports.
DurrA1o, juno 17.-No chango In rates; coal 400 to
Chicago.
DErHorT, Juno 17.-Whcat to Oswcgo, 6X@go by
sail.
To1Eno, Juno 17.-Frolghta dull and unchanged.
No engagements reported.
, 1874-06-18
Fort Of Chlcngo-vcaAels Conveyed During
Ifln NInnth of NIny, 1871.

Tho Month of May, 1874.
Two thirds Of schr s. g. Andrsws. A. T.. Curtis to
E. L. Heartwoll, $500.
one-half Of athr Active, D. +. Church to Anglo h
Nelson, to, $780,
One-half OF achr Active, Anglo Nelson to Western
Submarine Company, 5000 -.....
onc-half Of schr Active, Annio l.. Falcon to Western
All Of cauaboat Board Of Trade, Fred Roberts Ct
al. To Manning h Hopkins, s., 500.
All Of schr Joe Dresden, D. 6wenson ct a. to z.
uellikaon ct a1 $4,000
One-haN OF achr Halated, Il. s. ualasod to John G.
Keith, 81. -.
Three fourths Of canaboat Gcnrgo Judd, E. Ern-
ahaw Of al. to Juliua A. Doyce, 81 600.
0ne-half Of canalIoat Montana, Johann ". Armuox
10 John OfConnel, S7h0. -..-
All Of canaboat Thomas Scott, Manning Hop
k1ns 10 r. Hoolcs Ct nl., S. 800. .,
Onchalf Of canalboat D. F. Wright, George ".
Bush to Henry Dush, 5000.
, 1874-06-18

ROE sAlE-THk IRON ROOF or THE Oou1sT.
tl4a9a. tha JAi o0MpIeta Or In parts, ro1MIr1dt
3Foa x!lde1s md gounlus thu ooEuestYh !rgn culny
ni bfiaKa yo # ess4 !oa i2 an - nongs We
ehd IN tnsu parties Ouildng. Applj VlluS
, 1874-06-18

rsrAprIsunn =, 4 N,1VA cr1,p1Nn ,,Ire1NrcC
a for sals cn xiIe nv attsntias sood oitv o. onm
rY ,sai e.tns nsh hs trfnn ~ s,1enm ~ vi. ~ % t.x
AZ mn, - tI m ~ I ~ *'eMs X , ua ua III Hay
- =, -, -,o1,7, ,,,7,,,77,,aa1,1.
A MEAri;-,AAHkAr MEAL, lM au9u RUNNING ORDER.
auircd Must e aojd this week. V&ugo Of esllnv poor
iaalth. &68 Itandolph.st.
niibt r.; ih S.+ ~ H IA rpt Ht nAnssf' LII
Ha,snn ~ ."ne I. III r,l.h ~ 1na ~ X. Hrna WA.
drass z q. Tsibuns olica.
7,I.uT nm Mn ~ es.,0n D11NN1V0 amman
A ior III or rsnt, 4upJ o. tic ptanss,. Il Soush
UIrk.st.
4 BUSINESS MAN, WITH $500 CASH. GAN Sc
Sss M ~ nss9Ss ofnmk nok eo" eash
!Ho9e4 p. e.ooH - ~. .eoeH. ..
In tho ot!y for talo propslGoF must change
~ nuansss nHd VIII sa sory ohoa1 II taken 1t once.
Aeu1cst = -. lEloane o@oe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-12
Ncroiula. or Kings Evil. White

||1."t'- IVrfs, ETysIpcIA8. SWr..cl N'I,
t..t.e Ncru'ulous determinations. hidden.
irNaIuHatous. Mcrrurial Affection ua
0uu LrLptiuus ot the SKIN. Sore Eye. e.r.
b. '..s-r- As N all other constitution. D..
NNLkFH.s VINEGAR lirTEES have
t.r-. gfcA; curative powers ia tile
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-12
Domestic Recipes.

To BAKE SWEET APPLEs.-Cut them
into quarters, lay the cut sides up In q
stew-pan, sprinkle sugar upon them, pour
in water enough to keep them from burn
ing before they begin to cook. and lie.
them stand upon the stove until they are
soft, but not all baush. II they have
thick skins, pare them before quartering !;
otherwise. cook them with the skins on.
When cold. they are toothsOme, If eaten
with cream or In milk.
BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING.-Butter
q dish, and lay thin slices of bread and
butter all over il. Strew on few currants,
then row of bread and butter, then cur
rants again, and 80 on until the dish is full.
Then take a pint Of milk: beat up four
eggs. Q little salt, and half . nutmeg,
grated. Nix all together, with sugar to
taste. Pour it over, and bake it half an
hour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-12

The Piow and the Press.

We envy NOD the prneely man,
lB city and in iVan,
Is no WonseFs whether pump kin Vine.
Turn up the hill OF down,
We care Bot for bis marble halls,
Nor yet his heaRs " gold.
We srntlid not swn HE sgrtiii heart
EoT all his wealth lIrice told.
We are tire fays resi ones of eartil.
We breathe pure AIR each morn,
We sow, We reap the golden grain,
w gather in the corn. EHf
We toll, we live 1n what we earn,
And more than this We do
We hear 81 carving millions round.
And gladly feed them too.
The lawyer lives on prinecly fees,
Il drags weary life,
lie never knows a peaceful hour,
His atmosIere Is strife
The merchant thamps his ward sticks o'er--
Grove baggara a. his toll
IIcs not the man God meant him for
Why don't he tin die soils
The doctor tolls through storm and rain.
Plods at his paticnts will;
When bead and gone he plOjs again
To get hi- lengthy bill.
The printcr-hless his noble saul
lie gra=ps the mighty earth.
And stamps 1t oB our lslls sheet
To cheer the laboTer's hearth
We sing the honor of the Plow,
And honor 10 tiae PresS,
Two mobile instruments nf tall
Each with power to bless
The bone, the nerve Of this fAst age
True wealth OF hUman km.i--
eue uil- the ever faithful earth,
The other ills tie mind.
-!S1ected.