Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
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and to scientific .reader>. very interesting in
yestigatons concerning the valve of the utrcu-
| laria, differing in result from that arrived
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/ oTous Plants.
In the First Century Series, Edwin L.
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American Literature. The authorship OF the
article is sufficient indication OF Its import
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The especially novel feature OF TINS Number
is the First Book OF George kiots new novel
"Danlel DtrOnda ia story OF modern EnSil>n
/ life. This lnstallment alone Is sold IN England
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simultaneously 10 the Leaders OF harper Mag
aZlne, without materially diminishing the.lIsual
number or variety OF the other contributions 10
that periodical
Julian hawthorne continues 10 contribute 10
Harpers Magazine the successive instruments
| OF Garth the most Important mover UNDER
taken thus far by the most promising oil Amer
lean novelists.
Two excellent short stories are contributed
to this numDer-foor Mary Ann, touchinS
| irish story, by Rose lerry Cooke; ana MY
George, by Henrleua II. hoidlch.
The poetry OF the Number Is contributed by
I. b. Aldrlch, VIII wallace Harney, anu Ladel
b. BuddnStoh; ,.,,--
Inc tdltoiial DePartneehts auliiiraoiy cover
thelr respective aeius oi social gossip, llteraly
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tor ana ahecuo'e'
jScribner for Febrnnya Bret Harte,s oGa-
hrieI Cnnroy." in the February number Of
Scrihner,s Monthly ba. an enisode entitled
..The Rnlls If the blessed Trinity, which is n
remarkable and characfbristic bit of descrip-
, tion Edward Everett UaIe's story ot "PhiJin
NoIan,s Friends', contains a curious account of
n conversation by pantomime between white