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Domestic Ports.

srLLIvAN-Ar -. sch Maine, Hammond Boston.
nett. do.
Ar Il, sch Grampus Joy, do.
"a - sch Wreath, Foster do; Henry Clay, Dyer
Sid Is, schs woodcock. Fox, Rockland, Planet,
ID %, sch IIesperus, Wooster. Boston
Siu Il, schs May Queen, Moon. do; \ Crabtrec
" HARBoR-Ar IL, schs Valparaiso, ober,
bo,ton sea Pigeon, Scayey. salem, for Goulds
boro, Excel, Day Portland.
Ar IL, schS Henry CLAY, Nuttsr Boston for
tombstone, Eastern Queen, Dunbar, Orland sun
beam, King, Portland.
Ar -, schs Montezuma, Squirting Calais for New
YORK Index, heene. Bangor, Agnes Mabel, McFar
land; Peninnah and Josephine. Ifadley; Hope
Rich, Eden, for Rockland Oriental. Wallace Mill
bridge, for Portland
I'll -. schs Eastern Queen. Dunbar Grand.
Banks Valparaiso, obcr Hancock x
Ar H. steam Tug knlckcrbockcr, Moss. from -
" l.. -chs Eetsey Eliza, Richardson. some-
Sound, for Boston.
foEILA>p-Ar 10, schs Il VI Atwood, Herrick,
swans Island, Ellen, Whitmorc. Ellsworth for Bos,
ton.
Ar l.. sch Izracl washburn, Hatch Deer Isle.
Ida, W llson, CHERRY field.
Ar J.. sch- Chalcciony, Ingalls,, liacha- CLIQUE.
ester. Munroc, Deer Isle; susan Frances, smith,
Lamoine for Boston; Caspian, Fletcher. Bangor
for Eall River.
Ar Il. -ch Montezuma, Squirting. calais for New
York.
"a -'H NY OF ELLSWORTH, ttfint, Ellsworth.
ioKf>Not rII->li II. -ch- Ariel. Austin Ban.
g"r Na>hil X Cstes, Holmes. Calais
SALEh-Ar 10 scl- AgcnurA, Keith, Ellsworth.
ASFio"la, uliert"n, y j Warren, Low, do, { II
ML'"mhrr, sargent, Philadelphia.
Ar l., -cl- Ocean Wave, Hurl, Bangor balance
Allen, do Amazon " arren, Rnckland.
bo>I"N-Ar I6, -chs Charles SAWYER Mullen,
ron au irincc sea Queen, station, sullivan:
Wesley Abbot, MiliIkcn, Ellsworth
~ -ch NcA ltrc"Lc, frccthy, BrDoklin Me.
Ar l., scil- Wreath, Poster, Franklin
VI i, -ch- Pair Wind, Lockhart Ellsworth.
Lara W els. Calais; ROYAL OAK. Galley, Machias
nankee, Higgins. Bangor. Andrew Peters SAWYER
Ell<aOcthp"rt Nellie, Wari, Hoboken, Bangor,
jordan, sullivan.
ley. Baltimore.
FALL EIvER-sli l.. schs Aida, Brown, New
York; spray, Martin, do.
NEW BEDTokD-Ar H., sch- SPRAY Martin Fail
ls4ttr ior NewN pTk Bengal, tond0n, do for do.
Ar l., schs Licayo. Young, Bangor; Louisa
Frances, Kelley. New York.
~ Enipirei Mathew, New York
PEovlpEScE-Ar L. sch Canoya. fate. Calais.
INV loRk-Ar j., sch Laurel (of Buck-PorC
Roberts, II Kits.
Ar IL, sch Post Boy. Robinson, 81 Croix.
Ar l. Hri< ...ita ON, salt Nay srn- Louisa
AFfr, Orr, CicniucgOs: \ fabens. Anderson.
Sagua.
rmILADELrnA-Ar l.. sch Abraham Richard
son, Pray. Havans
Cld Brig Alex >ckcls. Peters, MAtanzas
Pt>sAonLA-Ar l7th, Brig julia Haskell,
Haskell, Carlcnas.
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ID | f ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be pdid for.
EllswOrth-l9th inst, Mrs. Sarah Morgan
aged % years.
-2l,t inst, Alice b. Remick, aged 70 years,
months.
18th inst, Caroline, wife OF Isaiah Harr-
man, aged 80 years.
No. Bluehill-ljth inst, Mrs Fannie Trew-
orgy, aged - years.
Tenants lIarbor-12th inst, Edna A. FL
well. widow of the late Rowland ii. Carlton.
Jrenton-lGth inst, Howard b. Haynes,
aged 30 wears, month. II days.
Eden-9'h inst, Miss Nancy Havens. aged
u wears.
Cranberry Isles-l3th inst, Alvah Bulgcr,
aged Is years.
Tremont-15th inst. Miss Miranda +. ODER,
aged - years.
Buehill-lsth inst, Grlnaldo McIntire, aged
Is wears.
steubcn-6th inst. Maud A.. daughter OF
j. h. and \. ;. Leighton aged - months and
70 days.
Dear little Maud. thy pains are ended.
Though in the grave thy form may rest,
Thy happy soul to heaven has wended,
Where it will dwell among the blest.
The Saviour hath need of Maud, dare we COM
plain,
| That what was lent he has called for aLain!
| Or could we expect that a jewel so rare,
Could long be entrusted 20 our earthly care!
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A rYEorrcHNIc MAxrrAcroRY BLOW,

a FYEorECHNIC MANUFACroRY BLOWN
Ga Wednesday afternoon last week.
Boston was again The scene OF a terrific
explosion. involviu. both loss Of properly
aud life. \ large two-story building in
the Highland district. occupied by c. L
Martin a. a mandatory OF fireworks and
pyrotechuic-. blew up without moments
warning. Ten men and boys were at
the time al work in the building. ONLY one
Of whom escaped unhurt. The iuhamna.
bic material Of the building and it, CON
teEts,took fire ~ soon a. The explosion and
WAS entirely con >umcd before assistance
could be given by the fire department.
>iN bodies were taken from the ruins burn
Cd and bachcned beyond recognition. aud
the other three men were rescued very Sc
verciy and probably, fatally burned. Tie
los oH building and stock was aboufSJO.-
900 on which there was no insurance.
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rT@C. c. BURRILL. Insurance AGENT. Is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN A. good Fire
Insurance Companies a 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; i, 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
>urance. will find it for their advantage TO call
al this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. ATT
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Ellsworth-ldth inst. By Rev. W. II. Lyon
Levi {. Beckwith and Miss Nancy L. stevens,
both Of T..
Gould>boro-I9th inst. by 7. l.. Hill. ESD.
Mr.. Thomas Arcy 10 Miss Eliza j. Bunker,
both Of q.
Aurora-Gth inst. by Roswell Silsby, Esd,
Mr.. Steven j. Bracey Of Cherry field and Mis-,
Carrie 4. William, of No. ;aI.
No. 2s-l3th inst, by same, Mr.. Andrew
keeey Of Ellsworth. and Mrs. Cynthia Stick
ney Of No. y.
>urry-2Oth inst, by Rev. l.. ;. Trip, Mr..
Lewis Smith TO Miss Sarah b. Milliken. both
of >urry.
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BOOKS FOR THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
If there was ever an Institution erected
for the public veal and worthy of the NOR
a >yinphathies OF the benevolent and the
good. such must be regarded the home
which has been established at IIalloweli,
for the protection and education OF a class
OF helpless girls from eight to fifteen years
of aye. The State and the liberality of
few individuals have reared the buildings
furnished ii, and put the school in opera
ton. 4 sEt1U Hbr1ry IF books is needed for
t,e chitirea and officers of the Institution.
Not sectaran books. but truly cGri,ti7m
volumes. history. biography. and other
works, suited to the age and mental con
dition OF the chilGred are nee ed. To
this end the undersigned make this appeal
70 the benevolent. soliciting them to send
such books as they can spare, or a small
cash donation Tor the purchase of books,
TO Henry X. Baker, HailOwell. They will
be placed at once in the ,choorooin. where
AN appropriate case has been provided to
receive them. Shall the children and Off
GERS Of the school speedily be sladdened
with the sight Of the desired volumes.
HENRY X. BAKER, } Executive Com. of
4 JOHN l.. STEVENS, the Industrial
I SIMON PAGE )School for Girls.
Halowell, June ,. 1875.
81 Newspapers in the State requestedto
copy.
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ECONOMICAL NEW Foods cents will buy
package OF sea Mos, Farine. made from pure
Irish Moss. which viii make 30 kinds Of dishes E.
such a cakes. pies. puddings, etc. OF l6 quarst
OF custard>. lelle>, creams, Charlotte Russo,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
GrOceTS. lyr 10
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If you have been co Ighing all winter and
begin TO despair of recovery. or if you have,
taken a recent cold. 90 at once to the Drug
store OF :. ID. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth and
get bottle of Dir. MORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoREHoUND. Take ii
and be well. No other medicine acts so
promptly and efiectualy in Coughs. Colds and
all diseases ofthe throat, lungs and Ches g.,
leading to Consumption. Hundred, who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored 10 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.
Morri, & Heritage .proprietors. Philadelphia.
John ". Perkins Il Co. , Portland. General
agents. Is
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DIR. Palmer. of Westerly. l.. L.. say. ''that
Hunts Remedy i, the most effective medicine
ihat ha H. 81 -. ~ r.-:-- ,",' uI'I'>!
and kidney diseases. can S1feiy sag that IL
h1s al0.pst "a iSod The dedd.
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City and County.


Admr's sale Of Real Estaie-Saml WATSON
5 Adiur'- sale of Real E-tate-t,eO W. Ncwbegin.
Particular Notice.. q. Peck.
f5Eagle Mower and Bay state R.ke-R II. Blai>-
dell
Farl Falrl
1ja OF July-Order OF Exercises
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Iron IN the bloGd.-Whcn the blocdi, well
supplied with il iron element. we feel visor-
Gus aud full Of animation. II j. an in>uiiicIency
Of this vital element that makes Us feel weak
aud low pirlcl; IN such eases. the Peruvian
syrup a protoXida Of from cain supply thi- de-
h-iency. aud IT, Use VIII inVignr.fa 'v,n,l.r-
folly
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
June IL.
Sen Geo u Furgerson. Furgerson. New York
Sch James Holmes, Holmes, do.
Sch Express, Alley, Rockland.
CLEARED.
Jutels.
Sch Julia Edna, Hodgsins, Rockland.
Sch Grace, Allen, Boston.
Sch Anna Murch Woodward New York.
Sch Ak Woodward, Woodward Bos ton.
Sch Nandalia. sadler, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Caro- Belle, smith, Rockland.
CLEARED.
June 81.
Sch Lawrence, Davis, Boston.
sch scioto, smith Trenton.
Sch Caro- Belle, smith. Rockland.
Sch VIM II Archer Bellalty. Boston.
Sch Mechanic. Mathews, do.
CLEARED.
June y.
Sch Bonny Ives, Whitaker, Boston.
Sch Gangrs, Pomroy. New York.
Sch Panama, Mazrail. Boston.
sch Catherine, Patton Bangor.
sch Iuela, Moon. DO
sch otr0nto, Hammond, do.
sch William, Partridge, do.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary + Cushman, Walls. Brunswick GA
sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Sch Pinkv Regulator, Grant, Rockland.
sch Geo Edward. Webber, Rock land.
Sch senate, Grant, Portsmouth.
Sch Onward, Weber. ROckland
CLEARED.
.Inne -.
sch Miniola, Fcrrald, salem.
Sch Hope. -. Is0ckland.
ARRIVED.
Sch Agiicola. Fullerton, Boston.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev o. 4 Walker formerly pastor Of BowIuln
square Church, BOSTON and at present settled IA
Providence H. l., must Toe deemed reliable
evidence. No one should fail to observe that this
testimonial Is The result OF two year, experience
with The use oil ' EnEIISE In the Rev. Mr.. " ak
ei'- family, VINO now pronounce It invaluable
PROVIDENCE, X. L.. l6i TRANSIT STREET.
H. Il. STEVENS, Esq:
feel bound to express with my signature the
high value place upon your NkhEIINE. Ny
family have used II Tor the last two years. In ncr
yuus debility 1t Is invaluable, and recommend
It to all who may need an InvigcTaiInSi ren"VA-
ting tonic.
q. T. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF BowdoIn Square Church,
Boston.
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Notice To Mariners.
The Nantucket New South Shoals" Light Nesse
No l. has been taken from her station for repairs
ami The Relief No ~ Light Nes.e has been put in
her place. The .'Relef' is painted red outside and
straw color inside of bulwarks, with "Relief No ..
painted IN large white letters on outside of waist
by order Of Light House Board,
g. II. PERKINS.
Inspector 2d Light House district.
Boston, june l., ls75.
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Carena- Ar ,, Brig Hyperion, Leland, Phila-
delphia, II II Wright, Meyers, New York
sagua >ld L. brig Mechanic, Gould, baltimore,
Myronus, Higgins, New ork.
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ORDERED By THE CITY COUNCIL.

That the City Collector OF Taxes be and is here
by authorized to make discou mt to tax payers for
the year 1879; and on the commitment OF 1875 as
follows, ylZ:-On all taxes paid before the LIST day
OF July 1870, discount of six per cent; on a ii
taxes paid before the lst day OF August five per
cent; on all taxes paid before Sept LIST, tour per
cent; on II taxes paid before Oct. lst 1875 three
per cent; on all taxes paid before Nov. lst 1875,
two per cent; Oh all taxes paid before Dec. lst
1876 one per cent.
ORDERED FURTHER-That this Order be pub
lished four weeks in the Ellsworth American -
true Copy-Attest WIN. .. MCDONALD,
City Clerk.
Ellsworth June !, 1875.
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A LECTURE

A LECTURE
TO YOU N G. M f N.
just Published, in Sealed Envelope Price
six cents.
&saEo> IN Lecture on the Nature, Treat
kuSNA3 ment, and Radical cure of Seminal
Weakness, or Spermatorrhea, in
duced by Seli-abuse, Involuntary Emission, Inl-
potency Nervous Debility, and Impediments to
Marriage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c BY
ROBERT J. CULvERwELL. NJ. d., author OF
the Green Book" &c.
The world.renOwned author, in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Self-abuse may be
ehectualy removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, IN
struments, rings, cOrdials; pointing out a
mode of cure at once certain and efectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condit-
ion may be, may cure himself cheapy, privately
and radically.
t~ This Lecture ,oM prOre boon to
thousands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any al
dress on receipt OF six cenfs or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publisher,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE 4 CO.,
I27 Bowery, New York; Post Office Box, 1886.
iyr3
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IsY TELEGRAPH.
Democratic Convention.
AUGUSTA. Me-. June %.

AUGUSTA, Me-. June %.
The Maine Democracy through their
delegates met in convention this forenoon
In Granite Hall for the purpose of nomi-
hating candidate for Governor. Gen. ;.
} Anderson of Portland was made chair
man. The following Secretaries We're
cnosen:-G. w. Hall, Hermon: George
Ii. Tolman. Deer Isle; B. F. Smith, Wis
casset.
Mr. Pillsbury presented in few eulo-
giving remarks the name of Gen. Charles
". Roberts of Bangor, as the standard
bearer of the Democracy for Governor.
lie was followed by Gen. Philo Clark of
Turner, who presented the name of Hon.
John {. Talbot of MachiaS As candidate.
y committee of one from each county
was then appointed by the chair, to re
criye, sort and count the votes for ci.ndi-
date for Governor
CHAS- w. ROBERTS NOMINATED As A CAN
DIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
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WHAT is VEGET|NE :?

II Is a compound extracted from hIrks roots 4
herbs. /, is Natures Remedy IL J. perfectly
harmless from any bad effect upon the system.
II i nourishing and streng thcnng. Ii acts d.
rcrtly upon the blood. II quIcts the nervous
system. II gives you good sweet sleep at night
II = panacci Tor our aged fathers ana mothers.
Tor II gives them strength, quIc- their and
gives tis.m Natures sweet sIGep-aS h1s been
proved by many an aged person. It is the great
Blood Further. II Is a soothing remedy for our
ehid't:. Il has relieved and curei thousands
impure blood. Try the NkGkIl\E- Give II
fair trial for yOur complaints then you VIII 5AN
10 your friend, mel .hbot aud acquaintance" Try
IA IT mas rUtUt u4y.'
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and General Roberts was declared the
nominee.
On motion of Mr.. John c. Talbot the
nomination was made unanimous
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SAMF0RD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.

Taken in full doses retiring for the night. it
will be found 10 exert the most powerful influence
ON the organs of circulation and preparation
>PTspiraton flows from every part Of the body. a
glow Of heat extends from head 10 foot. every
muscle and fibre is relaxed, and in 4 state Of the
most gratifying repose, while pain, soreness of the
bones and muscles disappear. and the poor suffer.
CT, in a state Of mind ut once composed and happy
SINKS into refreshing sleep. lasting until morning.
from which he awaken- a new man. mild dose
before breakfast and another before going out for
the LAY, viii prevent his taking more cold
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NOTICE.

m and after June 10th. will be a. the room
~ of the Mayor and Aldermen from two to five
O'Clock L. NJ, for the purpose Of receiving taxes
4ws4 VINO. MCDONALD Collector.
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NAIICK MASS, JAS. LIST, 1873.
Nix. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Strive have good reason for regarding
your NEGETINE "A medicine of the greatest val
ne. We feel As sured that II has been the ineans
OF saving sons life. lie is now seventeen
years Ofage; for the last two years he has -uher-
ei from necrosis of his leg, caused by scroluious
affection, and far reduced that nearly an
who him thought his recovery impossible n
council OF able physicians could give US but the
faln;cst hope OF his ever rallyiDg; two oil the
number declaring that he was beyond the reach
OF HUMAN remedies, that even amputatlpn could
not save him, rs he had not vlgor enough 10 en-
dure the operation. Just then we comm enced
giving him NEGETINE and from that time 10 the
present he has been continuously improving. lie
has lately resumed studies, thrown away MS
crutches and cane, and walks about cheeriully
and strong.
Though there Is still some discharge from the
opening where his limb was lanced, We have the
luIless confidence that in "A little time he Will be
perfectly cured
He has tai oct about thee dozen bottles oil
NEGETlNE, but lately uses but little. as he de-
cares he is is too well to be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
f.. e. BEST.
Mrs. l.. &. +. BEST.
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ASSETS. Market Value
Loan, on Mortgage of Real Estate sl59L63 90
Loans on Stock Colintrrals, a, 800 %
United States Bonds, Coupons of 90, llSi0 20
state and CITY Bonds, ~ 500 "
SO shares National Exchange Bank,
Hartford, 800 90
80 shares First National Bank, Hart ord I,uO0 ~
100 shares Charter Oak National Bank,
Hartford, Is, OoO ~
100 shares Mercantile National Bank,
IIarJtor,i. I2,OO0 90
Hartford. $500 90
81 Shares Farmers & Mechanics National
Bank, Hartford, .S,D2 Uo
Is shares Htna National Bank, Hartford, $3.50 "
Cash in hand and in Bank, 20, 80 -
Cash course OF collection from gents, 81 S2l
Intel accrued on Loans, 6,eJ3 W
Miscellaneous Items, Non Resident Tax,
etc, $40 90
$500 Oi2 10
LIABILITIES.
Losses in course of settlement, $685. 30
j. II. >PRAGUE. f. b. HUNTINGTON
Pre-'t. Sec'y.
ONCE, No. 50, ,Trumbull Street, Hartford.
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev > Best Pastor
the NJ. r. Church, Natck, Mass, VIII be fc't,i
with interest by many ply -icans also those sui
lcring irO the same disease as ainicted tne sou
OF the Rev f. = Best. No person can doubt TN :
testimony. there is no doubt about the curative
power of NEGETINE,
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The large patronage and confidence have re
ceived, stimulates me to remind the pubic that
still continue to manufacture
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02


picture Begins to blow himself up with
'camphcnc' aud burning fluid : and con
tiuucs the process for years, with change
Of names Of the active agents, down to
and including 'non.explosivc kerosene
lS4l. Sends his first message by the
electric telegraph.
1877, Buys his wife a sewing machine,
in the vain hope that somehow it will
keep the buttons on his shirts. Begins
to receive adyices from the spirit world
1855. Begins to bore and be bored by
the Hoosac tunnel.
1858 Celebrates the laying Of the
ocean cable, and sends a friendly message
to john. Next week begins to doubt
whether the cable has been laid at all.
1861. Goes South to help compromise
a family quarrel. Takes to using paper
money.
1S6l-1S65. Climbs the tree OF diff.
culty-relieved of his pack after January
!, 1865. Loses Great Heart ut the last.
April II, 1865.
I 1865. Gets the Atlantic cable in
working order at last, in season to send
word to his British cousins, who have
been waitiBg for an invitation to his
funeral, that he Lives yet.
1S65-lS75. Is reconstructing and
talking about resumption Sends his
boys to the museum to see aa old.fashion
silver dollar.
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I NENrRAL VT. RAILROAD
/ RUTLAND DIVISION
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Mov,Ss II RTB-Night express leaves Bellows
Falls at 1925 m; Chester II IN; Ludlow 1886
a N; arrives at Rutland at Las N. Leaves
Rutland 1850; Brandon 2;2s; Middlebury 3 ;07
vergennos $40; arrives in Burlington at 80
Aocommodation-Leaves Rutland ct 40 IN
brandon 7;25; Miidlebury $40; Vergennes
SAT; arrive in Burlington at 3 so
Mail-Leaves Bellows Falls at 1855 a m;
Chester II rs p IN Ludlow l ; arrives in Rutland
at 2;o5. Leaves Rut!and at 10 2 m; brandon
2,i3: M!ddlebury AS Yergennea $50; arrives
in Burlington at 4:42.
New York Expreas-Leaves Rutland at 2;lO y
n; Brandon 2;i5i Middlehury 3;25; Vergennes
500; arrives in Burlington at 4;i2i and onl y
stops at the above stations except to take pas.
ssDgsrs going north Of St Albsns.
Mired-Leaves Rutland at 2;l5 n; Brandon
s's2i Middlebury 4:j0i yergennes G;0!; arrive,
In Burlington at 1855 N.
Mixed-Leaves Bellows Falls at 1925 . Ii
Chester ASS; Ludlow $40; arrives in Rutland
at IN.
MovIsa sourH-aiail leaves Burliugton at
$40 q IN; Vergeunes 9;?o; Mlddlebury 10;
Brandon 1880; arrives In Rutland at ! 40.
Leaves Rutland o. /? nj Ludlow loo N;
Chester l;i2i arrives in Bellows Fails at 225 pun:
New York Express--Leaves Burlington at 2 p
n; Vergennoe 2:5l, Middlebury ;25; Brandon
AZ; arrives In Rutland Ut 40 p IN.
Night Express-Leaves Burlington at Q 05 p
IN; Vergsnnss lO;l4i Middlebury 10 SO; Dfan-
don 1850. arrive in Rutland at 1895 IN.
Lsaves Rutland at 1880 a m; Ludlow 2:02;
Chester 2;Ao; arrives In Bellows Falls 500 IN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02
A SONG TO BRING SLEEP.

Two little eyes
Blue as the azure deep of the skies,
Now 50 roguish, now wondrous wise
Solemn and funny, all in a twink,
Changing und changing with every wink
Two little lips,
Red Bs the flaming coral tips,
Sweet as the rose the wild bee sips
Singing and prattling all day long
And kissing and Goa king with witchers strcuI
Two little hands,
Busy as bird, and busy as bee,
gathering "funny things for me;
Weaving webs, aud building house
Just the size tor wee. wee mouse"
Two little feet,
Trot-foot and light-foot--0, what pair
Now here, now there, now everywhere,
Running of errands, dancing In slee,
Skipping and Jumping mertiiyi
Two little eyea--closed'
Two little lips-shut!
Two little hands-casped
Two little feet-still
Cod give my darling pleasant dream.