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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

POPULATION OF THE WoRLd's DEAD.
The average OF human births per sec.
end since the birth OF Christ to this time
is about SIS, which gives $4,000, 600.
600; and after deduc,ing the present
population Of the world, 1850, 900 ,OO0)
leaves the number Of thirty-one thousand
and forty millions, that have gone down
to the graye-glvlng death and the grave
the victory over the living to the number
OF thirty thousand and eight millions. =
OF this number in the grave died by
war about nine thousand millions; BY
famine and pestIlence seven thousand
nine hundred and thirty millions by
martyrdom five hundred aud eighty mill
ions by intoxicating drinks five hund
red millions. natural or otherwise ,hr
teen thousand millions
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

SATURDAY NIcHr.-- What blessed
thing Saturday nights are, and wha, would
the world do without them Those breath
ing moments in the tramping march OF
life /; those little ,wilights in the broad
and giarish glare Of noon, when pale
yesterdays look beautiful, though the
shadows and faces changed long ago.
smile sweetly again in tic hush; when
Que remembers the old folks at home, and
the old fashioned fire, and the old arm
chair, and the little brother tha, died, and
the dear little sister that was "lranslatei. "
Saturday nights make people human
SET their hearts TO beating softly as they
used to do, before the world turned them
into VAR drums, and Jared them to pieces
with tattoos.
The led ger closes with a crash the
iron door comes to with bang, up 20
the shutters with a will: click goes the
key lnte the lock. Il is Saturday night,
and business breaths free again. Home
ward no The dor that las been aar
all the week gently closes behind hlm -
the world Is shut out. Shut out,
Shut in rather. Here are his treasures
after all, not in the vault and no, in the
booA-save the record in the old family
Bible-and not in the ledger.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

According to Lacon, men will raagle
for religion write for ii die fol it any
thing hut -lipe for al.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

Ot all the endearing attachment that
animate the human heart. none are more
deeply seated than love for the land OF
our birth, Though that country be the
scourged OF the world; or the land Of
persecution and disease; or where the
earth refused to yield sus,enance 10 Its
tillers, still its endenrmen,s ching TO the
recollection. and i, is loved aud remembered
by her children in exile. Who that pro-
tesses the feelings which most enohlcs
manhood. fails to rejoice at his country $
prosperity, or shed silent tear over her
misery and decline. Ths beautiful skies
OF poetic italy - the Ntobe Of nations ---
may present brighter aspect, and her
atmosphere be more genial thu, our own !;
the snow. crowned mountains oil the
vaGat Swiss may command higher
admiration the Orient, clad in Natures 's
most inviting dress, may receive the
tribute paid to beauty--yet America,
though varied in her climaie, and tickle
in her desires, but steady III her patriot
ism, is the land TO which the heart cllngs
with the fervid devotion. Where is the
man living who would desire his fellow
man to up root from his heart, the tender
attachments to the land of his birth, or to
| wipe from his memory the hallowed rccol'
| lections of his childhood, IN the home ol
his natlvltya
Were we, as Americans. driven from
our own 10 another land, to find shelter
and resting place, or voluntary exiles
| from the home Of our youth, where in the
wide world could we feel that there
existed better land than our own loved
America Nothing in the power O
mortality could possibly destroy the happy
memories of our American homes. We
would 81, out the long weary hours il
telling, like the soldiers Of many fields
the story of his battles, the history OF oul
immortal Washington, the romance ant
trials of the revolution, and the god like
qualities OF the eminent men with whicl
America has been SO abundan,ly blessed
BY the recital Of our country's achieve
men,s, many sympathetic listener woule
receive the inspiration OF a patriotic feel
ing, as we have often IN our boyis days
when reading Of Bannockburn and Flod
enfield, carried ourselves on wings 0
the imagination tack to that iron age, al,
there welding the Scottish claymore
struck for Scotland aud liberty.
No. for all the wealth OF empires, woul,
we exchange the raptures Of the patrio,i
heart, in contemplating the greatness an,
the glories Of America. How Thankful
should we be, that God ia bis providence
has given us the birthright Of liberty, i
land free as human thought, where n
proud royalty rears its hungry and des
po,ic head To swallow up tie fruits {
hardy industry, and lrample the millo
in HE unhallowcd dust, l, is our dui
as Americans, to show our appreciat o
Of the iuestImable blessings showered uI
Oh Us by inviting others to ''partake OF
Joy unspeakable and full Of glory" an
letting well enough alone Pennsyivo
niop
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

Eby- The greatest breadth Of the Cri:
mea is one hundred and twen'y-tour
miles the length from east to west, one
hundred and seventy. The Tartar pop
ula.icn Of the Crlmea is about sixty-oue
thousand.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

sIodesty cannot be too highly rrizsd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19

MONUMENT TO THE MURDERED BUrLER
The citizens of Louisville have erec,et
a monument to w II. G, Butler, the
teacher sho, by Matt. Ward. l, is an
elegant peioe of Workmanship, built O
Italian marble, and about ten feet IN
hight. The inscription on its sides IRE
as follows:
William II. G Butler, born in Jeffar.
son county, Indiana, October Sd, 1875;
died at Louisville, KY, Nov, I'd, l,53.
On the reverse
"A man without fear and without re-
preach; Of gentle and retiring disposition
Of clear and vigorous mind; an accomp-
.ished scholar; a devoted and successful.
teacher; meek and humble Christian.
On the north side
He fell by the baud OF violence, III
the presence of his loving pupiIs-a ,n4r-
Tyr to his fidelity in the discharge OF du-
ty.
On the south side
This monument IS erected bv his pn.
pills and bereayed Community, to show
their apprec alton OF his worth, and 10
perpetuate their horror at his murder."
1his IS not more monument: to the
murdered man than to the murderer; for
on the stone, to the gaze of all eyes, is
his crime engraven in words that no
atonement can wash away. How much
better for the criminals own memory
he had suffered some legal penalty fer
his bloody deed.-Sandusky Reg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
At a Court of Probate

Held Ellsworth within aad for the County of Han.
cock the first " edBestiay OF january A D 1855
On petittion of Ben Jamin Dodge Guardian of
Ste phen Morrill, minor OF Peaobscot late of ia said
CO nhty deceased to grant 10 he said guardian icensr
sell real OF sand deceased In which saI
nj nors interested. Situated IN Penobscot
OfieFed;Thal The Petitioner give notice 10 all person,
interested by causin. copy this order be
ed weeks successfully in The Ellsworth American
printed 10 Ellsworth that they appear Probate
Court 10 oe held al Ellsworth Ia SAID county, The 81
Wednesday OF February next, at ten of the clock
the forenoon, and and shew Cause 4 any taey
have, why the prayer Of said petiton shouIc not be
granted. PARKER TUCK Judge.
AiIest:-A. F. DRINKWATER Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
AT a Court Of Probate

Holden at Ellsworth within and for the coun.
ty of Hancock on the first Wednesday OF
December in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty four
John CHASE of Bucksport' named ex.
Secutor IN certain instrument purporting
to be the last will and testament of Nathaniel
Chase late of Bucksport in said county de-
ceased having presented the same for Pro-
bate
Ordered. That the said executor give no.
tice to all persons interested by causing alcopy
of this order TO be published three weeks sue.
cessively in the Ellsworth American printed a,
Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden at Bucksport in said county
on the first "Wednesday Of February next, al
ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the said instru-
meni should not be proved, approved and al
lowed as the last will and Testament of said
deceased:
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest,
A. F. DRINKwATER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
At a Court Of Probate

Held at Ellsworth within and the county Of Han.
cock the first Wednesday Il Iasuary In lie year
efour Lord eighteen hundred and hhy five
On the Petition of Parker Grindle Guardian OF
Francis Grindls minor aieo Penotsoot in said county
deceased TO grant u the said Guardian license sI
c,rain real Of SAID deceased in which
are interested.
Ordered that the said petitioner give notice 10 all
person Interested by causing copy OF his order lie
pub shed three wteks successfully in the Ellsworth
American prin in Ellsworth that they may sppear at
Pre- ha Court be held Ellsworth In said coufy
he first Wednesday In February next ten of the
eek A. NJ and shew If any they have way the
praye Of said petition should net I've granted
PARKER TUCK, Jui.e
Attest,--A F. DRLNKwATER, Registee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
At q Court Of Probate

Holden al Ellsworth within and for the County OF Han
cock on the first Wednesday Of December, A b
1854.
Iayey NJ Anderson administrator Of the Estate o.
Thomas Anderson late Of fremont in said County
deceased having presented her of Admin
istration upon said Estate for probate,
Ordered, That the sad ADMINISTRATIVE give notice
thereof to an persons Interested, by causing copy OF
this order 10 be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth that they
may appear al Proate Court 10 be holden al Eiis
north on The fret "Wednesday Of February next, ten
the clock in theoTenoon, and show cause any they
ofaye why the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest. A. r. DRINkWATER, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Attest-A, F. DRINKWATER, Reg
To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
within anil for the County of Hancock

To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
within and for the County OF Hancock.
II MBBLY shows Clarinda Y Eaton, guar
ldian of A ithea K, Eaton, minor aud child
OF Stepen II Eaton, late of Trenton in said
county, deceascd-That said MINOR is inter-
ested in the real estate OF said deceased, sit
uated in East Trenton, being the homestead
OF said deceased-that an advantageous offer
has been made F.: the same, to wit the
sum ;of four hundred dollars, from George
Fitzpatrick of Trenton. and that it would be
for the benefit of said minor that her said in-
teres, in said deceaseds estate should be dis
posed OF, and the proceeds thereof put out and
secured TO her on interest. Your petitioner
therefore prays that your Honor would grant
her license to dispose Of The same accord
iusly, agreeablv to law OF this State in
such cases made and provided.
CLARINDA Y. EATON.
Ellsworth, Jan 3, 1854.
AT Court of Probate held at Ellsworth with.
in and for the county OF Hancock on the
first "Wednesday Of January in the year of
ou Lord eighteen hundred and fifty five.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered:-That
the petitioner give notice to all persons inter-
ested by causing copy Of the petition and
order of court thereon, TO be published thee
weeks successively in tie Ellsworth American
pubiishedi at Ellsworth thai they may then
appear at IL Probate Court to be held at Ellis
worth in said county on the LIST Wednesday
of FEBRUARY and show cause if any they have
W ny the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest, A F DRINkW ATER, Register.
A true copy Of the petition and order Of
court thereon, attest
A. T. DRINKWATER Re lister
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
4 CAUTION.

Ii persoos are hereby cautioned against purchasing
IA note gwen by me and payable TO George Williams
or bearer for fifty dollars dated at Plantation NO 81
October 2s ls5i due June 1855; the consideration
which said given has failed shall not pay
the William DASis
Ellsworth Dec Is, 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Dyspepsia.

There thousands cured every year Of this disease
by the Forest Wine and Pills Dyspepsia. Costiveness
and Indigestion are kindred complaints frequently ex
listing together and the of 10 gene raly the
cure Of ALL The Forest Wine and Pills are preeminen,
In the cure Of dyspepsia.
Testimony of NJ. J. n. vermile, ef New York ,Cl,y
dated July 9Th. 1852:
DR 6. w. HaLsKr:-Dear Sir Having been cnred
Of Dyspepsia by the Of your Forest Wine and Pills
take the liberty 10 offer you my name believing man
who know me may be benefited by your ceient rem
edies For many years have been afflicted with this
malady Sc badly thpt nearly onethrd Of my time ha
been lost from business The Forest Wine and Pills
haue restored me 10 excellent health and cheer;uly
recommend them, as | am convinced the iiscovery OF
the sc remedies are blessing TO mankind
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Metallic 0m0oSiti on

Is superior tn any liquid now bot that il /. sha
1t is claimed Ia be, perfect substitute for Come
Sheathing complete prescrYaive OF vessels botton
from worms and from The adhesion Of shells harnac
grass weeds, &e., That vesesis whether sheath
ed OF not coated with the Metallic Composition eanno
by any sml;ty, become fou from any cause Ia an,
part Of world but sill under all cir umsianees re-
maini perfect state Of cleanllness-ihat vessr s
shcat nh
Copper or Yellow Metal,
and covefe with the Composition are preserved frou
contact with the waller and consequently the Copper
rec from, friction thus'g he metal from ane 10 two
years longer wear, and ensurng much larger returns
when stripped
These are bold assertions. hut can be proved
The TERMS upon which the .HETiBiC COM
POSITION WILDE applied to any vessel are OF he mas
liberal character
For further nfnra,on apply by letteror Otherwise Il
ISAAC FRA ZIER Ellsworth, Ssie Isen, for the Conn
a Of Hancoct and vicinity
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19

U The superiority'of American in
venuve genius, not only over that Of our
English progenitors, but indee1 Of a.
other nations has become too tangible 10
be disputed. 1t was notorious at the
Worlds Fair in London, tina, the inner
leans farsontstrifed ali others in the use
tul inventions which obey supplied we
beat the English in vessels railroads ,tele-
graph and manufactures by powor. We
are beating them in the scientific arts Of
Chemistry and Medicine. as we have
long beat the rest Of mankind. A new
and practical proof of this assertion is
shown in the fact that the principle rem
edies of the allied armies Of the East art
furnished from the laboratory of our own
countryman. DR.. J. c. AVER of Lowell
IS Hing orders Tor immense quantities
Of his Cherry Pectoral and Carthart,c
Pills, for both the land aad sea forces in
Turkey. His medicines hive been tired
and approved by these in power who have
found them the most reliable which they
could procure for the exegehcies III
which they are to be employed. \. Y
City Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
H1NDGDDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
The Greatest Of the Age F.!

Mr. KENNEDY Of goxbGry has discovered la ace ~
~ our camnaa Fastar. weeds, a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR, from The ~or., .ersfaa
down common P,npie He has riet IL In over 100
cases aud never failed excsgs 10 two He has In
Possession hundred esf,ihea,<s Of Its ysIue
all within twenty miles Of Bosscn
Two bottles ara warranted 10 . nrfsns sore
mouth
one three bottles viii cure the woss, kind pimples
Ell The face.
Two to three bottles viii clear the system Of bies
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure The worst eaaker in
the mouth and stomach
Three to vs hotties warranted to cure III. wor,,
One to t~o bottles warranted TO cure all huor in
the eyes
Tso eo,,ss are warranted to running the
unnng uleess.
One bottle will cure scaly sruq,ious Of the skin.
case Of ring worm.
TO TO three bottles are warranted To cure the lOs,
desperate CO ses Of rheumatism.
lhree TO six oot'ss are warranted salt rhsurn
sc rofula.
beaeh, 10 always experience ed from the first bottle
10 hose Who are sab,ect TO q sick headache one bo
Tie VIII always cure IL II gives great resra eaiar
and dizziness some no lave taken IL have h.,n "a
i've for years and have been regulated by IL Whsc. n
tdy Is sound IL works quite easy bu, here there n an
arrangement Of the functions II nanrs IL will cause
very singular ieens but you niue, be aATmsd-they
always disappear in from four days to week There
never bad result fran ton ths contrary when m
,ceing is gone you will feel yourself like perso
heard some Of the mos, exiravagant enconuins Of
that ever man listened TO.
No Change Of diet necessary. Eat the best yeu
This Is to certify tina. H. H. HAY Druggist. Portland
MEDICAL pIsCov cry foe tbs STATE OF MANI
r Yis with D6S ss1s d,.s e%
Sold 10 S0eksport BY Z. H. Parker.
Agent for Ellsworth by c. g. PECK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19

A GOOD assortment of BOOTS,
ASHOES and RUBBERS. jus, re.
ceved and for sale by NJ. HALE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Patent Self-Sharpening Yankee
Feed-CutterS +!

THESE Cutters superior Others now in use f1r
STRENGTH DURABILITY and SIMPLICITY Of Cnusfr1c
ton. They The only Sell Sharpening Hey AM Con-
Stalk Cutters before the public. These Gutter.
have bile roll and but ONE STRAIGHT IN Fl
which any pers0d grind and set ruth case tuii
which, in ordinary cases he GROUND IN rHs vA
CHINE, and may be used for years without ANY o,h
grinding.
For sale by F BLAISnELL, authorized AGENTS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Affections Of the Kidneys.

Mr.. j. ellis, highly respectable Merchant. No
S5 Broadway, New York, cured Of severe affec tot
OF the Kidneys by The Forest Wine and Pills
New iers, March lzih, 1854
Dr. G. W HAr<EY Dear SIR: In the summe, and
faii OF last year bad a complaint of the Kid
neys. which rendered cutie unfit for business
procured your Forest Wine and Pills which cured m,
in few weeks time. and | have since enjoyet
better health than had for many years previously
From their efficacy in my case and from what
know Of your medicines have done for others ar
induced to recommend them the best medic ines wit,
which am acquainted
Yours, Respectfully, T. J. GlLIlES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Constitution Of MN. nr Gearre Connie


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A. go 80. t, 80 g. o.
B'a'1maH, Price s7esp,s
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I'm - ~ H''T' 'Vuei'S VA us 70"
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,,"l'e' ,n t"s NAi'ie o. .ban' h! } :" >iarz1fm
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o. tie eu'Pfamt nj aif' w tAit SIS Ut the Ph.eno
,as.eai fa'! us =, eeats
't4 ga W 'i'e - -is - The most ifnpot ant
tna' ;'s 's'' ~ reg '' tia '-r iof many years b.
o.,,roy ~. pf.ra,5I,-. a., coor.-o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
HIG HLY I'M PORTANT
TO OWNERS, MASTERS, AND
Builders Of 1)esseIs.

BARON De WESTERSTEpr'S PATENT METAL
&c Composition for the preservation ofsesses' bottoms
whethst sheathef or not having heen fully tested AVID
used England and France, during the past s1 years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
Nrubatf 1utirfs.
To the Hon. Parke, Tuck, Judge Of
Probate, rithin and for the County Of
L

To the Hon. Parke, Tuck, Judge Of
Probate, rithin and for the County Of
Hancock.
Humblv shows Henry Whiting Guardian
OF Ben amin F. Simmons, Mary +. SIM
mons, Sarah l.. Simmons aud Rebeca T.
Simmons, minors and children of Ben.
jamin Simmons, late Of Ellsworth in said
county deceased-Tha, the said minors
are interested in the real estate Of said
deceased, situated in said Ellsworth and
Dedham, being the Tannery and lot con.
necied, being 3 acres and 60 rods in
said Ellsworth and 500 acres wild land
in Dedham, also 100 acres in Ellsworth
of wild land; that advantageous offers
have been made for the same, to wit the
sum Of eight hundred and fifty dollars by
A. Il Z. Austin of said Ellsworth, for the
two first mentioned lots, and twenty-five
dollars by Robert Mason for the last
mentioned lot, and that it would be for
the benefit of said minors, that said in
terest in said deceased's estate should be
disposed Of, and said offers Immediately
accepted and the proceeds thereof put
out, and secured to them on interest,"
Your petitioner therefore prays tina, your
Honor would gran, him license TO dis
posd Of the same accordingly, a5reeably
to law of this State, in such cases made
and provided.
HENRY WHITING.
At Court Of Probate
Holden at Ellsworth, within and for the coun-
I. OF Hancock, on the first Wednesday of
Dec. in the wear of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty foufs
On the foregoing Petition:
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice
thereof to the heirs Of said deceased and to
all persons interested in said estate by causing
copy of the petition and ordrr Of court
thereon,t to epublshed in the Ellsworth Amer.
lean, printed in Ellsworth, in said County,
three weeks successfully, that they may APP
pear at Probate Court TO be holden at Ellis.
worth in said county. on the first Wcdnes-
day OF February, next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause il any they have,
why the prayer OF said petition, should not
DC granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest A. F. DRINK WATER, Reg
true copy the petition and order Of court
thereon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-19
DIR. G. W. HALSEY'S
GUM COATED FOREST Pills

The Gum Coated Fores, Pills are designed to accom-
pany the Forest Wine in the cnre Of disease their
combined action being searching and effective
They are infinitely better than any other Pill or Calhar
tic, producing ia all cases when this class Of medic ines
are useful, most alarming effect. They are purely
vegetable never grippe, may be taken al any time
without fear OF taking ccld hnderanee from business
or disagreeable effects and pass off, leaving tho
perfectly natural which Is all important the recove
ry and continuation Of good health. Thousands can
testify 10 the great excellence Of these Pills above all
others.
The Forest Wine accompanied by the Forest PILE are
most ehectua in the Of all iiss following ,om
plants
Dyspepsia, H0bifxal Cosfireneas Lirer CopsDlaints
Asthma, Piles, Obstinate Headache Pimples,
Biofehes, and unhealthy color Of The sksn,
Jaandfee, AsSe and Fsrer Sail RhsHta,
Erysipefas, Complaints incident only
10 Fensales Lang gushing Weah-
ness, Ssgh Ssreass, Nervous
Disorders, Gsneoai III health
and impaired efafe Of
the Constitution.
The Forest Wine put up in large square hotties with
Dr. Hasey's name blown in the glass. Oae dollar Der
bottle, OF six bottles for Five dollars Gum Coa,ed
Fsres Pills e cents Box For sale by the appointed
Agents at Wholesale aud Retail. Geue,al Depot, I6I
Duone Street, one door from Hudson, New York
Agents-C G. Peck Ellsworth r.
Moody, Belfast; Guild & Hall, Bangor;
aud by druggists throughout the U. S.