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Death of Gen. J. G.. Breckenridge
LEXINGTON. Ky, Nav

I-tAlNRlON M E, My 10
General John c, Breckenridge. died OF
ab>cess of the liver combined with con-
sumption. His last hours were quiet and
peaceful. On sunday night he was very
sstles> and sent for his regular physician
who administered an opate. after which
he slept until the next morning. Then he
was visited by DR.. Sayer of New lerk.
who dressed the wound made by the oper-
alton on Monday of last week.
The doctor seeing discharge from the
wound expressed himself hopeful of the
patients rapid recovery with proper atten-
ton. After this he took some nourshment
Al o'clock in the evening a change for
the worse was perceptible, and his friends
became alarmed. Stmulauts were ad-
miui>tered without effect. He sunk rapid
~ until nearly ) O'Clock when he became
Specchle>S. He died at fifteen minutes to
9 o'clock.
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City and County.

The Ellsworth Cornet Band is vigor-
ously practicing and promises us some fine
music very soon.
The old engine House has been moved
from the bridge to Water Street and con-
verted into grocery store.
Some of the members of our Reform
Club are in Bangor attending the Reform
Convention held there to-day.
Geo. A. Parcher has received fresh
lot of Paints and Oils which he is selling
at extremely low prices. See advertise
ment.
-Howes Il Cushing's United States Cir
Gus will be in Bangor next week and prob
aoly will visit Ellsworth. Boys, save up
your fifty cent sCrips for it.
The Bangor and Ellsworth steamboat
company held meeting in Bangor on
Tuesday of last week, and appointed Geo.
W. Ladd, David Bugbee. Joseph c. White
John Huckins and Arno Wiswell a COM
mittee to solicit subscriptions.
The horsrmen Of this city are now in
terested in laying out and grading a track,
about two miles out. near the cemetery.
The soil is dry and admirably adapted for
the purpose, the ground level, and the
track exactly a half mile in circumference.
1t is expected TO be graded for use about
the first of July.
There will be Grand Ball and Oyster
Supper this "wednesday evening. under
the auspices of the Reform Club. The
Ball will be at Hancock Hall and the Sup
per. during intermission. will be furnished
by the boys themselves" at their room in
Waverley Hall. As their expenses are
quite heavy we hope they will be literally
patronized
DEATH BY PoIsoNING.-JohnH Hurley. a
young man of about "a years of age, died
on Tuesday night last from the effects OF
poison drank in liquor. and which he sup
posed was harmless. II is stated that he.
with some companions had been drinking
for some days aud not being able to obtain
HloTc' dpp4ieu 70 an o>licI lot pre>cFlp-
ton. which should enable them either to
get over the effects of their deb luch or to
procure more liquor. The prescription
was given and filled and the young men
drank of it with the sad result TO one Of
them which we have mentioned. One OF
the other young men who drank at the
same time. is still very sick but hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
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suLLrvAS-Ar L.. sch Angola. Woo ter, Boston.
Ar IL, sea Virginia. Abbot, do; Cashier. Smith,
Lamoine.
Ar Is, Laurel. Ford, Boston
Sid II. sch Brilliant. Csabtree. Portland Ligure.
81, l., Estela. Hodgkins Boston Yreka, Moon,
do; sea Queen. Stratton do; Theory, Goss.-
woodoock. foss. RocLland
Sid IL. sch Ann. StrastOa, New York
WINTER HARBOE-Ar Il, schs Lizzie Major
Gerrish, Millbrdge Blackwarrior stevens, Thorn.
aston.
Ar "a. sch Henrietta. Sargent. Rockland.
Ar Is + Branscom, Dodge, Calais, Elizabeth
Walls, do. Robins. Machias.
Sid 10, sch NJ Branscom. Dodge. Providence
Elizabeth. walls. Fall River.
Ar Il, sch Harp, Bic.io.d, Boston.
5 W HARBoR-Ar II, sch Haynes, King
Rockland.
Ar L., sehs Grace Lee, Stanley. Belfast; sun
beam, King Portland.
Sid L schs Haynes. King Indext Keene
Ellsworth.
Ar Is, steam Tug Geo 6 Fobe-, Rich. Portland
for Machias; Addie Snow, E3war,is. frenchman-
Fay with 1900 lbs lobster for Underwood 4 Co.
PoKrL.Np-Ar Il. schs Ella Francis. Buger
Windsor ;; Oregon. Pinkham. steuben for Dos
ton.
Sid sch speedwell, Drisko. CALAIS
Ar Is. sch Flight, Tinker. Calais
Sid schs Rose, Suckney, PASSPORT Chalcedona
Ingalls,, Maehias; City Of Ellsworth. Grant Els
worth.
Ar Il sehs James Freeman. Edridge, New York
Ancona. Fitzgerald. Boston.
Ar Is. schs A Woodward, Murch, Ellsworth
for Boston, Copy. Young, Surry, for Boston Boaz
Coombs. Belfast for New York: Fair Dealer. Snow
Bangor.
sALsN-Ar Il, schs Sea Pigeon, Seavey, Frank
lin, Red Cover. Bowden, Ellsworth Carcssa, Iodg
kins Lamoine.
BosToS-Ar Il, schs Mist Robinson, Calais
Omaha Wooster sullivan
CID Brig Juliet Z Clark. Shaw Millbridgc
Ar IL, sch willis Putnam. FRYE. Calais.
Ar II, schs A Il Crabtree, Stratton, Sullivan
1taska, Wilson, Millbridge; Atlantic, Weed, Deer
Isle; ID ) Lawrence. Davis, Ellsworth; Dolphin
Lord, do, VIM Pickering, Patten. do; Nolant
Dodge, Calais; Higginss. Aylward do.
Ar Is. schs Hudson. Coleman, Calais; WIN But
man. Sproul. Winterport
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar Il. schs Wigman. Field
Mill6ridge for \ York, Dexter. sherman. Hoboker
for Boston.
FALL RIvER-Ar 49, sch Trenton. Ball. Eliza
bethport.
Naw.oRr AR Il. sch westerloo Whitaker
Ellsworth for Hartford
NEW ioRK-Cld l.. Brig Myronus Iiggings
Cardenas.
Ar l., Brig Golconda Lord Cienfuegos; sch Dav
id.Torrey. soule, Portland.
Ar u. sch j 4 ii Crowley,-Machias.
Sid ID. Brig ii ii Wright. Meyers. Cardenas, sci
Gamma. Guptl, Neuvitas.
Ar Is, schs keoka, Look. Jonesport; Mauna Loa
Sanborn, Machlas, Mathews from Bucksport
Orlzimb. Guptill, Boston.
PHILADELrHIA-Sld 10. sch Grace Webster
-, Matanzas.
FORTRESS MoSRoE-sld Is, sch Nellie Sawyer
for StThomas.
Ar Il, sch Annie Murchie, Cuba.
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Walehaus ,

Walthass,
j. NJ. Kittredse. on the sth inst, clos
ed his one hundredth term of school, in
district No. 3, walthan, aud being the
fifth term 10 said district. At the close of
very satisfactory examination, which
was listened to with much interest by sew
eral of the parents. the scholars came for
ward and presented him with very valu-
able present, as token Of their respect
and appreciation of his services.
There will be quarterly meeting Of
the Hancock Baptist Association at Wal
than. beginning Tuesday afternoon May
25th. 1t is desired that there be a general
attendance OF the pastors and of all inter-
ested.
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for help, for we have done something new.
err before done in Ellsworth. We have
touched the public conscience, and reused
the public sentiment. We have need to be
in earnest, in fact on fire, for there are
mountains of ice Indifference and
official negligence to be melted. We had
better blaze to fanaticism than not to blaze
at all.
Mr. Handy said the condition of the
rumsellers reminded him of the story OF
the COW which had been struck by a rail-
road car, and thrown over fence into a
field. She was not dead, but looked terri
bly, discouraged, and so were the rumsel-
lcrs. At the first settlement of this coun.
try, laws had been passed against slavery
and the sale of liquor, and If those had
been carried out. what would have been
our condition at present?
We do not want men in this cause who
will preach and talk Temperance, and then
turn around and take the social glass. but
we do want men who are true and noble,
and by whom our cause will be strength
ened and advanced. Let us press forward
OH this line if 1t takes our whole lifetime.
Mr. Lamprcy had seen from the first,
the two sides of the question, the one, to
use moral suasion and to give the children
good Temperance education. aud the
other, to enforce the prohibitory law. and
for his own part. he was far more deeply
interested in the latter. In educating chill
dren. there may be vast difference OF
opinion but there can be none in the en-
forcing of this law. Personalities may
seem severe. but no one who has any in
terest in the cause, will take affront at
them. Those who will desert on account
of these. are of no use in the cause, and
never had any heart in it. There was no
cause in the history of the world, which had
progressed without the aid OF this so called
ed fanaticism. lie was afraid of those men
who wished to carry everything along
smoothly. Better that every son or daught-
er should turn against the parent, than
that we should become Indifferent in this
cause. IL this was fanaticism he was
proud OF it, and longed for companion
ship. There are women i II Ellsworth. en-
joying life no more than the meanest slave
and we have no right to look on and see
this with indifference. What If we do hurt
the feelings of some No man has right
to consider hims elf as even the dust in the
balance. He was willing to aid everything
which would help the cause, and appealed
10 them to strike often and hard.
At the close of Mr.. Lamprey's remarks,
the meeting adjourned to next Monday
evening.
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FtnoOscOt
PROBABLE SUICIDE.-Caleb A. Gray who
lives in this town, on Friday morning last,
took his gun aud left his house. A short
time after, his family heard the report of
gun, and as Mr.. Gray did not return so
soon as expected they went in search of him
He was found dead about half mile dis
tant from his home, shot through the
head. The charge in the gun entered near
the right ear and passed through to the
ether. His left hand was burned and
blackened with powder. The deceased
was about As years of age and leaves
wife and four children. For some years
he had been out OF health, and at times
had been Respondent. showing indications
of an unsound mind. Nr. Gray was an
industrious and worthy citizen, but owing
to his long continued i'll health, had be-
come Qui tie poor.
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11-C. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies as can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy; is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want Of any kind of In
surance, will find it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insurng elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. Att
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Is acknowledged and recommended by physi
cans and apothecaries to be the best purifier and
cleanser OF the blood yet discovered and thou.
I O health 'N wv" AS'soicu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-05-20

II you have been coughing all winter and
begin to despair Of recovery, or II you have,
taken a recent cold, go at once to the Drug
store offs. ID. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth and
get bottle Of DIR. NORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HOREHoUND. Take it
and be WELL No other medicine acts SO
promptly and effectualy in Coughs, Colds, and
all diseases Of the throat, lungs and Chest
leading TO Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, by the use Ofthis almost
magic remedy. 1t Is also the best known
specific for Group, and never fails in Whoop-
ing Cough. Trial size 10 cents.
Morris & Heritage .propretors. Philadelphia.
John W. Perkins 4 Co. Portland, General
agents. 1y4S
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From Germany.
BERLIN. Nav

BERLIN, May S.
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Prussia
who addressed petition to the Emperor,
aud received a reply last month from the
minister Of state. have made rejoinder
that to reject the decision of the Vatican
Council. would be an equivalent to an
abandonement of Catholicism. and that
they are convinced the Holy See would
never be unwilling to act in conformity
with all proper decisions of the state gov
ernmeut.
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The annual meeting OF the Hancoc k
Congregational conference, will be held
with the church in BIcksport June Sth
and 9Th. with the following topics for dis
cussion. Question for Laymen; How
shall the labor OF our ministry be made
more efiectual for the good OF the
churches? Question for Ministers: How
can our church membership render us
greater aid in our work: The relation OF
the church to the temperance cause.
A. II. TEBBETs, SCRIBE
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Foreiqn News.
ublic Dinner to Gen. Neal Dow. nj ILondon

LONDON, May Is.
The United kingdom alliance for the
suppression of the liquor traffic, gave a
breakfast to Neal Dow. who is about to
sail for the United States. Sir Wilfred
lawson. member of Parliament, presided
and presented Mr.. Dow with farewell
address,
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Business Notices.

II has become potent TO the world that there
is no medical practitioner Of eminence who has
failed to recognize the immense value as a cara
tive agent OF HUNTS Remedy. This invalua.
bic preparation has attained 4 wide spreading
popularity from the extraordinary triumph il
has achieved over kidney, bladder and glandu-
raj diseases, whether chronic or otherwise
gravel, diabetes, errors of youth, excuses and
all complaints of The urino-genital organs in
either sex speedily disappear by its use.
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"A good turn is done our readers in
commencing the American House, Bos-
ton. Its gentlemen's parlor. recently re-
lnrnisht u aud re-frescoed, is said TO be one
of the finest drawing-rooms in the country
aud With its adoption of all late improve
ihehls 1t Is equalled by few hotels. Cour-
tesy to strangers has ever been a marked
feature in its management. while its loca-
lion, appointments and extent are all that
eau be desired for merchants or families
travelling.
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Notice-A. j. Webster
Administrators Sale-Israei p Grindle.
&c. V. Mills.
Fegetine-Dauchy & Co.
Paints 4 Oils-Geo. A. Parcher.
Administrators Notice-Matilda Kimbau.
Great Bargains-Henry A. Dutton.
Great Reduction in Prices-A. T. Jellison.
Sherif's Sale-A. r. Devereux.
Report of Condition-Bucksport National Banl
Fauper Notice--N. c. Reynolds.
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MARINE LIST.


EIlnwOrth Fort.
CLEARED.
Sch Agness Mabel. Leland, Rockland.
Sch Scioto Sadler. Portland.
Sch Forester. Hopkins. Boston.
ARRIVED.
May 10.
Sch Anna Murch. Woodward, Portland. {.
Sch Miniola, Ferrald, Boston.
Sch Hussar. Barber. Rockland.
CLEARED.
Sch Redondo. More Boston,
Sch Julia A Rich New York.
CLEARED.
May Is.
Sch Astoria Moon, Sullivan.
Sch Warren, Sargent. Boston.
Sch Express, keith, Rockland.
Sch Haynes. Read, Bass Harbor.
Sch Margiana, Curtis, Bluehill.
ARRIVED.
May l6.
Sch Senator. Grant, Portland.
Sch Cora Belle, Smith. Rockland.
CLEARED.
May l..
Sch Zicavo. Young. Boston.
ARRIVED.
May Il.
Sch Charles Upton Bclatty Boston.
Sch Frank Maria, Treworgy. Do.
CLEARED.
May Is.
Sch Magnolia. Gray, Boston.
sch Canoya, Tate, Calais.
ARRIVED.
Sch Otronto, Hamm ond, Boston.
sch Red Rover, Bowdcn. boston.
sch Blooming. Grant. Mt Desert.
CLEARED.
May -.
Sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Sch Anna Murch. Woodward Boston.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS,

When you visit or leave the CITY OMEN
YORK. save ANNOYANCE ani expense OF carriage
hire and stop At the &; ND UNION HO.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
1t has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is
fitted mp at an expense OF over $500, goo. Elcva.
tor steam and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plan. The II EST Al II A yTA, Lun CHI
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is I'M
surpassed Rooms for a single person. ., $50.
and ~ per day rich suites for families proportion
atey low, SO that visitors to the city and travel
can live more luxuriOusly, for less money at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other first. lass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
ly42 CT. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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LEWISTON, Ne, May Is.
The State Sunday School Convention
opened at Auburn this evening. There
are a large number of Clergymen and Sun
day School workers in attendance. This
evening, a welcome was given by Rev. A.
Z. Tinker of Auburn. which was respond
ed to by Rev. Mr.. Ecob of Augusta. The
Convention will continue in session for
Two days.
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The Collins Granite Co., at East Blue
hill. have received the contract TO furnish
granite for one ofthe towers of the bridge.
between New York and Brooklyn, which
amounts to about sl5O.OOO. The stone is
to be delivered the present season, and
will give employment to large number of
men and vessels.
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SIiaht Fire at Gardiner.

GARDINER. May is.
The house and l. owned and occupied
by c. NJ. rrask of Whitefield, were burned
to the ground at about , o'clock this morn
uG. origin of fire unknown. Insm ance
5000.
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Accident.
PORTLAND. Nav i

'Nii-N -i1N 10
\ staging on the Grand Trunk round
house gave away to-day precipitating
several men TO the ground. Daniel Y.
Harris a carpenter was injured on the head
severely and pei haps fatally. John Crib
ben had leg broken.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-05-20

Peruvian Syrup.-This valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public ia.
vOr by the numerous remarkable cures it has
performed. Its singular efficacy is owing to the
protOride Of iron which in this preparation re-
mains unchanged. and is the only form in which
this uitdl element Of healthy blood can be sup
piled.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY VIRTUE of license from the Judge of
d frOba shall sell by public auction We'd.
nesday, June 3Oth 1875, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
the premises, so much OF the Real Estate OF the
late stephen ID. Grindal, deceased" as will pay
the first debts and charges OF Administration
subject TO the reversiOn OF the Widows dover.
ISRAEL p. GRINDAL, Admir-,
Penobscot, May l2th 1875, 3w20+
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ECONOMICAL New FooD.-25 cents will buy
4 package OF Sea Moss Farine. made from pure
Irish Moss. which will make 80 K inds of dishes ;,
such as lakes, pies, puddng,, etc. or IL quarst
OF custards. jellies, creams, Charlotte Russo,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by oil Druggists and
Grocers. Tyr 10
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
] to all concerned that she has been duly APP.
pointed and has taken upon herself the trust
OF ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate OF
JAMES n. KIMBALL, late of Surry,
In the County of Hancock, deceased BY Civ
ing bond as the law directs; she therefore re
quest all persons who are indebted to said de.
ceased's estate to make immediate payment. and
those who have any deInard DIS thereon, to exhibit
the same Tor payment.
MATILDA KIMBALL.
Apri! "a, 1873. 3w20s
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Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife Sarah Mosey has left my
w bed and board without any just cause or
provocatiOn. This Is to forbid all persons har-
pay no debts Of ner contracting after this date.
JAMES NOsELY.
Ellsworth, April u, 1875. awl7s
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| ID.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-lsth inst. John Hurley, aged "a
years, month. 5 DAYS
-30th ult., VIM. Saunders, aged As years,
4 months.
Bluehill-l3th inst, Mrs. Lucy 0. Stevens,
aged IL years, 5 months.
Trenton-lSth inst, Mrs. Julia A. Bragdon
aged - years, months
Somerville, Mass,-5th inst, Frederick A.
Presby, aged SO years
Nevada, Cal.,-10th inst. ii. b. Cunning
ham, formerly of Ellsworth. aged As years.
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Sch Dexter. of tEllsworth) sherman, from Hobo
ken for Boston. with coal. sprung aleak 18th inst.
lith. leaking badly, but will proceed withou; re.
pairs.
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Sudden Death.
MANCHESTER. \. III. May Is,

MANCHESTER, n. II. May Is
Mrs. Geo. \. Stoddard of Georstown
centre, dropped dead of appoplexy. about
neon while at her work. She was 40 years
of age.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

May 20. 1875.
Apples per Dbl. .3ooai 90 Pickles Z" gal. &C
d dried perlb. IL Figs per lb goa 2,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-05-20

At the graduating exercises OF the Sc
nior class in the Yale Divinity School. on
the l4th. in St. George {. Adams OF Cas-
tine was one of the Speakers. He was
graduated at Amherst College in ISL.
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Fire in Biddeford.
RInpEEnRD. MAY Is.

4 dwelling owned by n. o. Kendall.
was burned early this morning. Loss
Sl20O Insured in the Hanover of New
York
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NJ A II II / f ID.

Ellsworth-l5th inst. by Rev. DIR. Tenney
Mr.. Charles +. Fogg Of Otis and Miss Mary s.
Frazier Of Ellsworth
Bar HarbOr-24th ult.. by A. F. Higgins,
Esq, Mr.. W. +. Cunningham and Miss Ida NJ
Hopkins. both of Eden,
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New Elevator for the Grand Trunk
Railroad.
PORTLAND. May ]

The Grand Trunk Co. have commenced
a new elevator with capacity of two
hundred thousand bushels.
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PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED.
boston, Feb. l3. ISL

Mr.. ii. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir-About one year since | found myself
In feeble condition from general debility
SEGEIlNE was strongly recommended to me by
Trend who had been much benefited BY its use .
procured the article and after using several bot.
Ties, was restored to health and discontinued its
use. ieel quite confident that there is no medi-
cine superior 10 1t for those complaints for which
1t Is especially prepared, and would Cheerful II Y
recommend 1t to those who feel that they need
something to restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
I. l.. PETTINGILL.
Firm OF S NJ. Pettingi Il Co.. 10 State ST.. Boston.
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Report from Practical Chemist and
Apothecary.

BosroS, Jan. /, ls7t
Dear ~Ir-lhis Il to certify that have sold at
retail ljIi dozen lSj1 bottles Of your VEGErINE
since April Il. $50, and truly say that has
given the best satisfaction Of remedy for t he
complaints for which It IS recommended. that /
ever sold. scarcely a day passes without some
oil my customers testtiying to its merits on them
selves or their friends. | am perfectly cosnizaut
OF several cases OF Scruiulou5 Tumors being
cured By NEGErINE alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
\. l. GILMAN, ass Broadway
To II. L. STEVENS, E.q.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. MAY. 10. |. AN
Pr oh abilities.
For the eastern states, falling followed
by rising barometer, stationary temper
AZURE, partly cloudy and threatening
weather with local rains.