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Vessel Abandoned and Crew Picked
I'D al Sea.
BOSTON. April Is


The Norwegian Bark Ro.a. Capt Soren-
sen. at this port, from Havana, brought in
the officers and crew of the Brig Rescue. Of
New Bedford. which vessel was abandoned
al sea. The Rescue. Capt. Asserado. sailed
from New York March 18th. for Madeira
with gram. On the 10Th. at 80 p. VI.
she encountered terrific hurricane from the
northwest with a tremendous high sea run
ming. The hurricane continued an hour dur
ing when she Mas hove on her beam ends
and at the same time the vessel was laboring
very heavily and shipping large quantities
Of water, All her spars were carried away
with everything attached The vessel began
TO leak badly. her crew being kept at the
pumps in order 10 free her OF water but all
attempts to save the brig were fruitless. and
the crew were compelled TO abandon her
They remained in the boats seven hours
when they were picked up a. above stated.
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Obituary Hot-e., b-l1ii iAs ksf:-, Nas., di.t ig-
aust b. pad far ~ TIC rofs ..f tea cri.fs has.
EIl.worth-A .. Mr., Eliza j. Clement
aged IL years. months, 80 day-.
Amhorst-M March y. Mr.. George &. White
aged - years.
rooklin- March -. OF Scarlet fever, \ gut,
T.. nearly 9 months. aud April >. Roswell II.
years 8 IL months, children of Geo. {. and
Kate Is. Hall
Two little angel, more
Singing with voices sweet.
FlinginI their crowns Of gold
Down al their SAY tours feet.
Two little snow-whitc lambs.
Gone from the ,helter.ug fold,
T 40 little narrow graves
Down in the graveyard cold"
Lowell, Ma.-..-March 81. Frank T Gno,l-
ale, aged vi year,,-son-iu-law OF Cha. W .
Conner, Ed, Of sullivan,
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" Nl6hA0.
The following officers were chosen at the
annual town meeting.
Moderator-John kittredge.
Clerk-Eli Colby.
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor-l.owell
Jordan. Eli Colby, Malbury Haslam.
Collector-George Cook.
William Mercer.
All the officers elected. except First
Selectman are Republicans.
A COW belonging to Gilman Jordan
dropped calf Monday April 9Th, which
weighed. at birth ia lbs The COW is 4
wears old and is of the Ayrshire and Durham
breeds.
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BANGOR, April

The mild weather for the past few DAYS
has been weakening the ice rapidly and it
quietly took is departure Yesterday. after
having remained with Us for one hundred
and nine days. After the ice began to
move down river a Jam was formed in the
narrow> and remained there for a time but
ANAL, gave away and the Steamer Cam
bridge arrived at her wharf here at about
three O'Clock.
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oDo ne estiC Porte

Bt,K-roRr->A =, >ch lila, Griu.llr, New
York
NV NoEA-Ar =. >th Look tut Pnnrus.
Ncw ilrifoTi NaudIlla. Nlry, Fru, lvurr. J,t
FTyc I.anElrl do MAr-riiu- fumrut Provide nee.
Ar -. >''h Pair nIirr D,-iyr Portland
>tw I"Nt"tN-~I ., >'h Wm e Mp-l,s
for New ORR
PRnvirt>'-Y-ty = ~.h David tau-t, smith.
New iurk
ruHIt,>p-tr -. ~-h City - Ellsworth. Grant.
Ellsworth. Fair Wiui. Wusslari Ellsworth for
Bo~tnn Nr-t-riou, Whitaker. Ellsworth. for Ron
stuut Biitc Branch Whitaker, 10 Tor do brNalu.
Brown. Belfast, fsr NrW York
NI>Ei ,Ep IINyEN-Ar :, IN Geo " Cplln-
Wooster for New York f,r eri.r-.
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Eden
AT special town meeting April 18th, it
was voted to build 4, Bar Harbor Lock
up or Station House" under the direction
Of the Sclectmcu.
The town voted to name the streets al
ready made a, Bar larbor a. follows:
From Steam Boa, Wharf to Schooner
Head, Main Street.
From Steam Boat Wharf by West End
Hotel West Street.
From the Decring House to NJ; Desert
Street, Cottage Street.
From Grand Central Hotel to School
house. Mount Dc>cr; Street
From School house by \. ]. Mills, kebo
Street.
From School house TO Duck Brook. Eden
Street.
From Cottage Stree, to the Bar, Bridge
Street.
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Gassia~.
Alfred Hooper and others are reported
20 have bonded what j. called the Horse
Pasture"
IL l.. Maoomber has bonded the past
ure belonging to John Whitman containing
about FIVE acres. The lodges are though, to
be well mineralircd and show copper, iron
and galcna. q.
Robinson will take Your picture
n NJ. joyce j. repairing his wharf for
some Of the steamboats,
The Cas;ine and Bagaducc Mining Cos
viii begin operations very soon.
The Unitarian Society had a crowded
house Friday evening. and the characters in
Oar BOYS" were well represented
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The Reform Clubs of kennebec County
meet in joint convention in this city, where
the first Reform Club in the country was or
gained. to day and ~ll continue two days.
Reduced fares on the railroads. 4 large
number of delegates from the different clubs
and Others are in attendance. Many prom
linen, speakers were present, including sew
oral from abroad
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PORTSMOUTH. y. II. April 9Th

PORTSMOUTH. y. II. April 9th
All efforts to save the Sch'r Johnnie Me
serve which went ashore SATURDAY evening,
have proved unavailing.
The crew are now engaged in stripping
her. the material will be brought TO TINS city
and put on board the Sch'r Ida Hudson.
owned by the same parties. and taken to
Rockland, Me. from which port the vessel
hailed. The Sch'rwas not insured.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The Boston Clothing Store is Just
opening the Spring Stock, and YOU should
all call and see what an immense pile OF
goods j, has. and the cheap prices they
are selling at. Read the advertisement, in
another column, Ellsworth Store. Coombs
block on the Brigdc lift
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Profit sl.2OO.

To >uin il up, xix iong yerr- of brdIiddrn
sickness. costing $50 per year. iotsl : .:b'-
al Of this expense va. stopped by three bot
ties Of Hop biiters. taken 10y nv vile. she
hs- don. her own h9u>eSOrk for year since
without the lO-, OF day. Aad | want every
bI ~ 10 know il, for their benefit. ". T..
FarRer.
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NJ \ II II | + ID .

Ell,~ orth Fall. March -, BY r. +. Hart>-
horn, f.l.. Mr.. I-aic \. Wrbb-r and Mis-
Maria D-nri. both Of Ellsworth.
Bluyhli-tpril Q. by Rev. ;. Woodbury. .
Mr.. Edwin 7. Leach and Miss Ruby r.. Us.
good. bath OF Blurhi.
last >ulIyan-April I. by Rev. T.. }. Robin
son, Nr. james y, nurney and Miss Carrie
simpson, bath VI sullivan.
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The Schooners Mindora and Light Of
the Fast we're loaded with ice FOR New York,
by Somcs and Whiting.
Bar Island in Somcsyille HaTbor has
been purchased by J. W. Pryor Of New York
who intend, building a summer residence on
il the coming season.
Edward Somes was severely hurt while
at work in hi. mill FRIDAY last The handle
Of an axe was caught BY the saw, th0wing
CHANGING blow cutting the most of one eve
brow OFF and knocking him insensible and
striking the side of the mill with force
enough to break the handle. The wound
vas dressed BY DIR. K. l.. Grindle.
The Somesyille Liberal Reading Club
closed their meetings for the Winter Tues.
day evening March 30. After the reading
OF Sermon BY Rev. A. y. Jones and few
seiec, pieces by members, bountiful lunch
was served by the ladies of the Club. This
Club was organized October 1877, with hut
few members. The general programme of
the meetings has been first reading Ser
mon. then select reading by members, which
would occupy about one and half hours,
then the Club was opened for amusement
which was enjoyed by old and young. The
members have steadily increased and now
number fifty-seven. The Sermon. and other
readings have been selected with care and
have been of the highest order. and nothing
has occurred to mar the harmony and good
order of the meetings.
April 9th. H.
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MAINE NEWS.
GARDNER. April 6.

The first vessel came up river to-day. The
ready for navigation. A large number of
vessels and several new steam tugs are on
their way TO the kennebee
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PNATABLE MEprcISEs-Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral is a honeyed drop of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar-shod over the
palate and his Sarsaparilla is nectar that
imparts ,igor to life. restores the health and
expels disease Waterford (Pa.) idcer-
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~rh Ii'as", smith frum Portland, TiIh cargo
~ iumlsr shipIsvi ly thr Berlin NIlIs Co.. fur
N-N York. vent a~hurr night ~ .tth. ut >~itiatr
during thr storm ath d. hadly ar, kcd. tr,v
.avrvi The vc--,.i lies high up ami cargo aud
materials may - ratr.l ~. Insurance The
IirANr rvst.grr- =. tpu- and Il uAc,t at Ellsworth
En--kianl Marin ", ~--h Panama. ,apt Mchl-r.
from Ellsworth. fsT B.-iuu wiIh Nn..I fur Gee,
II fctTr- \ TO-. bot her anchors, chains, rubber
rtT. In the bay thi- morning amt towcI Co.
this port by STEAMER i-rvur-- ~hs Will rvht herr
anil all for t.H-tpn
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April ). 1850.
Aldermen present, Whiting, Hale. Morri-
son, Moore and Dutton
Voted tl,4t .en.e kolis Of {. r. Jordan be
turned over to Street Com'r Mcfarland to
be embodied in his report
g. S. Peters resignation as one of the
Library Board was accepted. snd l.. !. k.m.
cry was aprqintea to hlf the vacancy.
Capt. Holt's resignation as Harbor Mas
ter was accepted and Capt. Lewis Remick
was appointed and sworn.
Clifton Slower was appointed and con
frmed Is Marshal, end !,nsor q the Hall
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DFOOksVtl1e
Mining and prospecting in this place is
all the rage. Our old citizens can hardly
realize that this town is 30 heavily n.ineral.
ICED as il snpesrs to be, Over one thousand
acres have been bonded on the south side Of
the Bagaduce river. Opposite Castine there
is hardly farm on the Cape that does not
show copper and silver veins. The property
of Abner Gray is thought to be rich in min
erals. Two veins, eighteen iaeLss vide and
about feTty s.st apart, have been discovered
On 1t. T. c. Chat,o is prospecting the
Charles Black place and has found some
promising specimens. !. J. Cousins has
prospected number Of plssss, which he and
others hase bonded, and have discovered
indications Of rich deposits Of copper and
silver. These gentlemen will organize
company and commence operations very
soon. North and Fat hlscsks,ilAe also
show good iIdiesti0ns Of rich mineral de-
kc.i., ard in the middle of the town, two
miles or more back in the woods, veins Of
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Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. anil Bo-ton and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland
can bc had OF &. G. Burrin at the lowest rates
Also tickets to Portland by inside line Of steamers
call ami see him bcforc purchasing elsewhere
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copper and silver are found. Old miners
say the indications show richer than in Blue
hill. |. J. and Geo. K. Cousins have bonded
the farm of Joseph Slower Of Bluehill which
bids fair TO be valuable property LIB
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" 0CAsttr.
Annual town meeting resulted A. fol-
lows -
Modcrator-Charlcs Carr.
Town Clerk. II. Jordan.
Selectmen and Assessors-J. II. Jordan,
l.. VI. Jordan. Chas C. Morrison.
Treasurer and Collector-E- f. Church.
Supervisor Of Schools-C. {. Morrison.
Constablcs-C. r. Goodwin. Chas. Carr.
Party lines no; drawn. Only one Fusion
ist broke the noi,, silence, and he in con
demning the Foggy. Garcclon count. \
three days canvas, for presidential prefer
enocs resulted. 3S for Blaine. for Grant.
10 Fusion. J. II. J.
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M Iii'pr The annual session of the
Grand Lodge |. O. OF &. r. will meet in
Bangor April 20,h. and continue in session
two DAYS There are now over three hun
drrd subordinate Lodges consisting OF about
t~rnty thousand members in the State. and
there Nill probabl, be more than three hun
bred Representative in attendance. Ample
arrangements will be made for the accom-
mediation q Representative. and members
from abroad. The blessing promised b.
our Heavenly Father 10 his children have
been beautifully bestowed upon u as an
organization for the past Year. and in order
% reap bountifIl har,c>, the current wear
It should b. the hI.hc-t aim Of all to select
Tor ,uT officers ia, best ard most competent
member, Of the order j. W DonIgan.
E~q., " Bangor. Is constantly receiving let
tiers from influential member, of the order
asking him 20 nun FOR Grand ". Secr,. and
he has consented to accept the nomination.
4 better selection the Grand Lodge could
not make and II he should BE- elected the
interest, Of the order will he carefully looked
after and the duties Of the Office faithful,
performed. EN. DIV SEC'Y.
Bangor April 5.
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Paupcr Notice,

PIE undersigned hereby giyes notice Mat he has
l contracted with She town Of Suiy an, for the
support of poor. for the year 1850, and has made
suitable provisions for their support He there.
fore forbkis all persons harborinx trusting them
on his account he shay pay no bills 30 contract
cd
GEO. Z. MITCHELL.
Sullivan, March q, 1850. 3wla
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Business Notices..

sun ,th,n thAu from any ofher csu-e. Slight
colds are the true seeds Of con sumption Be-
Sare u the slightest cough. Ad1Msoss b.
t4aic BGisaR stands without . peer. Trial
ilse, eaiy 10 CO.
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The Weather.
WAK DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Apr. II A. N. }
Indications.
For New England. ram areas followed by
clearing weather, colder northwe>terly winds
and rising barometer.
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Specimens Of valuable minerals nave been
found in may places here. free gold. plati-
mum. silver. nickel, copper and magnetic
iron. The most interesting is the free gold
in vein of white quartz, on land of Seth H.
Clark, near the steamboat wharf On boat
days. that is, when the Str. comes in, a
crowd of men gathers to see the little seam
in the bank which surely contains '.tree gold, +"
of which some fine specimens have lately
been taken on, by Mr.. Clarence Clark.
California miners and experts in Portland
after examining them cannot believe that
they were found in Maine. When the snow
leaves there will be vigorous prospecting
here. and we hope more permanent work
will soon folloA. II. II. Clark has a fine
vein OF quartz. about a quarter of mile in
land. which seems to be continuation Of
the gold bearing vein. lie will sink shaft
on his property when spring opens
The snow Of Mar cath. checked prospect
ing, but gave opportunity to haul ice which
was improved BY II. II. Clark of s. W
Harbor and j. W. Somcs and A. J. Whiting
Of Somesyille. Mr.. Clark has. within few
weeks. hauled and housed 500 tons. He
will ship part soon. rcserving enough for
the use OF his hotel. and 10 supply the de-
mand for ice made BY vessels in the harbor
during the summer Messrs Somes 4
Whiting sent three cargoes of ice yesterday
to \. York. Tremon, vessels are carrying
ice from Calais to New York Though with
US winter still fingers. our hotel proprietors
are receiving many letters relative to engag-
ing rooms for the summer; and the prospect
Is favorable for a very busy season. H. II.
Clark is TO build an extension to his hotel
and make other improvements for the com
fort and convenience Of the guests Of this
popular summer resort.
Mrs. Thomas CLARK has a Gala lily plan,
onl, one year and half old which is now
in bloom for the fifth time 1t bloomed
first when only six months old
Mrs. Ar,illa Clark has a Gala with six
perfect blossoms to-day. NJ
March 3lst
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Our course Of "As>emblics" jus, closed
proved a success.
The Uni,er,alis, Clergyman, Rev. Mr.
Smith. j, located with HI family in his
house. lie ., recognizing the sabbath
School and assisting IN placing the church
in a position to do much good IN the future
Our new pos; master. George Condor
formerly. and for number OF wears n clerk
with Powers and Emersonl has taken charge
OF the Office. and will soon remove To more
commodiou> quarters which arr being fitted
up.
A very jovial Pound Party was given
Rev Mr. Smith the other evening by some
OF HI. numerou. friends.
Our Reform Club is to discuss the
question "Wha, i the CREATES, influence
that induces men to become incorporate :"
--Condon \ Gilley are filling a large Ice
House with ice ond giving employment TO
a large number of men.
--Oriand i, To send larger number
Bankers this wear. than for many wears. and
many are going early. \ number are al
most ready.
We have had quite an epidemic OF cry
,ipelas. but Of a mild type. NEDIcrs.
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THE BEsr COUGH MEDICINE in the
World The Old vegetaHe P1aB,oEaE4
Paisam. Cutler Bros. s Co, Boston. Small
reiu ,e1 10 ascs Lsrse. 81. sno. g.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsw 0rsh Port.

Eiis~ ersh Port.
TUESDAY. Marrh a.
SAILED.
>ch Vim Pickering. Bclatty. Flat Bush
~sh julia E'lna. Cook. Bar lIart"r
we-ins .day. Mnrrh u.
~ch Ca-unian. Means \rw ork.
Thursday. April |.
Ssh J ~tinsuH >tiu-nn. Portsmouth,
~vh Iul!"itP. Huck master, Portland.
~sh tlIAbslh Raw. Hp-tnu.
VIM II Archer. fi.'ilafty. New YORK
>ch DeNtcr. Poster Boston.
Friday. April >.
ARRIVED.
~ch Charalc. Rowe, swans I-Ic.
SAILED
~sh Rel Rover. Young. Bostou.
-"h tursst cay. Moon. Knusiuut.
saturday. April ;.
ARRIVED
~sh Ralph trant Grant. Portland
>rh Nm Washington. Tnlr. HrlfA~t.
~sh EAge, Merrill. Rn~klaud.
~ch CiDtu, >n,kiirr Epckland
Tuc-sla,, Aprtl ..
ARRIVED.
>ch David tau-t. smith. from Providence To-
l"ad fpr Philadelphia.
SAILED
~.h II " ,u.hman F-rril, B.r IIartnr.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
zach ssCoWgh s. Coihs. WhSSp.
lag Cough 0sonehtsis.
Asthma Aad
CONsCMPrlON.

mary iious cures IN 4 have won iur it a conf
,i.nc. H. lie virtue. eausi led by Any other
msiiicire II stiiI makes the mDst efeeiuil cures
ui toush-. Colds. Consumption that can he ma'e
by mrdicsi st u. In 'eed the HERRY PICTORIAL
ha. really robbed these dangerous di..s.s. II
their tvorors To a great eXirnt HrA given n ie-lng
of immunity rom their iai - raeHis itst is We'll
founded n the rcL.tT be tIhcH IN season. Ever
family sho d have II IN their clos ct Tor the ready
and ysonpt relief OF Its members. sickness.
suffering and even lite Is saved by this timely
protec ton. The ,rude, >ho,iid not neglect il
and the wise will not Keep IL ~ you 10y I5e
protection 1t al 1ris b. its timely us. N .sieu
attacks.
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Oh My {. Weeks.
forsciosurs-H. 4. Tripp.
fopclosure-T. &. Wopiman-
Bankruptcy No;ice-Wm 4. Ircble.
New firm-psFtrisige 4 Davis
state TaN-J. A. HolbroHk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Green.
New Floral IaiaIogue-Fre,fk H. Moses.
Stockholders Mecting-,reo. ". fiske.
Dissolution Of Copartner-hip-M. t,allert Co.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATIONAL.-Pre al 10 80 A.
N. and r. ". sabbath School in toe after.
noon, at u O'Clock, N.
BAPTIST ut and P. N. Sab
bath School at p. n.
UNrrARIAS.-Church service at e:!5 and
7:3o P. ". sunday school at T. VI.
CATHnLIc.-Presching nj 10 IL O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School at 2 n. N.
METHopIsr.-preaching at 2 and 1P. M
sabbath School at P. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETI>G-everr sun
dsy nj = IA T.. NJ. al the Methodist Vestry.
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I'M tELEbEATED GLfCERISE LulfoN wlka
EIFrs Immediate relief, and l. a radical cur
a'ht isAeA IHfAinnsSlfeB Gi the kiducys HaekSchs
tHeH itni"ns"r Sorsaes- the Fest nom nhatey.r
eHu-r Burns @r scahls, AID all Inflammation, DisFa~
Instantly relieved and cured. Sapanue" will ,zvs M.
~ MOI htsic 70 Inv bottle II Is household ner.s-
~. fu'' PARTICULAR, tn our Illuminated Cards and
'A'u 4ai. sSnt NJ, upon application by mail
\ 'ftai VIII benefit You. We guarantee ~
u'9'tf Eyisii'lt1l 70 Cents and per Bottle
iFlsl lSpfiiss, 4,c sold by ali Druggists
iyi. PrupTietors *, Er,aa,,Ssa, "a.
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~,h Ralph n t.rant, nraat. Portland
>--h Nm Washington. Tnl, H'lfA~i
~~h Eagle, Merrill. Ro~klaud
~ch CiDtu. >a,l,ilrr. Hpekiand
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AIiI;iS III



SAILED
IN II " ,u-hman. F"rrill. B.r IIart-,r.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

Lippincoit's Magazine for December
opens with an interesting and finely u
.ustrated pa per entitled An Historical
Rocky Mountain Outpost, by George
Rex BuckMsu. Another illustrated
article, Our Graudfathers Temples, by
Charles +. Richardson. is u very read
able account OF the Oldest places OF
Worship still existing 10 the county.
will Democracy Tolerate Permanent
Class of Narional Oficeholders2 is q
chal enge to the Civil Service X 'tormers,
which cannot tail to attract attention rs
IN able expose Of the ideas on which our
present system appears to DC founded
and which the Reformers will have tn
take Into account it they hope to effect
any radical change 10 the practice
hitherto followed by both parties. The
Authors of FrouIrou, by j. Brander
Matthews, has timely interest In con
nection with Sara Bernhardts per-
formances. Other papers deserving OF
notice are Gas Burning and its Con-
sequences by Georpe j. Varncy; An
Episode of Spanish Chivalry,' by Prot.
T. F. Crane; the conclusion Of DIR II,
G. Woods exposition Of 'Automatism;
and n contribution to Shakspearian
studies by Prof James D. Butler The
popular serial, Adam and Eve reaches
a dramatic and satisfactory termination
iu this number. which also contains sew
cral striking stories. including thor
onghly realistic sketch Of Edinburgh
street life, by the author Of Filters.
Tatters. and the Counsellor. TIE
Monthly Gossip' is unusually full and
entertaining. With the January mum.
Der this Magazine will enter on a new
series. at n reduced price md with the
promise of greater attractivcness and
wider claims to popularity.