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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss-Court Of County Commissioners April Term
1855.
Iron the foregoing petition it considered by the Com
msioners s the petitioners are responsible and that
they ought be heard touching the matter set forth in
their peon and therefore Order That the County Com
mssorers Benjamin Smiths in Bucksport, on FRI
aay ID day Of July al O'Clock in the forenoon,
ani thence proceed view the route mentioned In said
petition Immediately amer which view, hearing Of the
parties and witnesses will Ne had convenient place
the vicinity and such other measures taken in the pre-
misses the Commissioners shall judge proper And it is
further
Ordered That notice Of the time place and purpose OF
the Commissioners meeting aforesaid, be given to all per-
and corporations Interested by serving an atteste
copy OF petition and this order thereon the CLERK
Of the Of Buck sport and by posting attested cop
aforesaid in three public places in said town thirty
days least before the time appointed for such view and
also by publishing the petition and order thereon three
successfully in the Ellsworth American newspaper
published in Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock the
first publication be thirty days at least before the time
said view that all persons and corporations interested
may attend and be heard if they think MT
Attest PARKER W. FERRY, NleFk.
4 true cory Of the petition and order thereon
Attest PARKER w. PERRY, Clerk.
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"A writer in the Country Gentleman
says that he prevents his gooseberries from
mildewing by cutting the old wood. so as to
have young thrifty bushes, or else occasional.
ly transplant. Keep the bushes thinned SC
rs to give free circulation Of air and sun
shine, and train them free Of the ground by
trimming or otherwise. Dress with leachet
ashes or chip manure, or both. He prefers
those whose habit of growth are most up
right.
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To the Honorable Court Of County Commissioners for the
County Of Han,ock be holden Ellsworth the 4th
Tuesday Of April 1855
THE undersigned would represent that there road
street wanted in the Eastery part of the village OF
beginning the Estcry terminus of Pond Street
$50 caleb acres. lands If X Trhou and VIM g. Chase
land of Jno ". Svazey being continuation OF Pond
Street. and that they have petoned the Seectmen who
have laid and made Report Of the same to the Town
who at their annual meeting in March last voted to reject
said Report. And your petitioners would hnnbiy pray
your honorable Court hear their petition and lay out
Street in accordance with said report.
WM. q. CHASE and IS others.
Bucksport, April 10, 1858.
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CoxxoN GINeERBREAD.-Half . pound Of
butter half q cupful Of ginger, one pint OF
mollasses, two pounds Of -four. one table
spoonful of saleratus. Rub the flour and
butter together and add the other ingredients
together. Knead the dough we'll. Roll it
out, cut it in cakes, wash them over with
molasses and water, and bake them in mod
crate oven.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners for Hancock
County.
THE undersigned citizens OF said County would respect
fully pray your Honarobe board to discontinue the
road laid by the Honorable board Of County Commits
sioners for the year 1852 the petition Of Allen Grhn
others. leading from Ellsworth the meeting
house in Franklin for the that does not ma
teray the distance between Ellsworth and Frank
ln and if opened and made must be done at great ex-
penss the Inhabitants Of Franklin and of land
lying between Franklin and Ellsworth, which we think
would he justified by the public good that would be
secured thereby And in duty bound win ever pray
JAMES NJ. BLAlspELL. and So others,
Franklin, March, 1855
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SQUASH VlSEs.-A correspondent of the
New England Farmer says that he has sue
cessfully applied superphosphate of lime in
keeping of bugs from squash vines. 1t pre-
served them from the little black bug,
the striped bug, the boorer and the squash
bug
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WASHING SHEEP.-Select mild pleasant
day Just after warm rain. When washed
turn them upon clean, thickly covered
green sward, 50 that their heeces may be kept
clean, and avoid driving them along dirty
road when wet.
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ANOTHER BIC CAS.-Mr. Veranus Decos-
ter of Buckfeld, writes to the Maine Farmer
that he has a calf which weighed when few
hoursold, $50 pounds-..and 10 as handsome
as heavy"
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A Book for the Million

Just published by FRDERHss Co., Book sellers and
Statoners No IA Court Street. Boston, Brief Treatise Of
As pages on Diseases Of Sexual System Of both
their symptoms and acknowledgement by physi
clan Of the aBoston Electric Hospital" This work also
contains scorching exposure Of the deception and i'm
posture praetced by advertising quacks with Of their
and locations Sold by periodical dealers generally
Sent by mail, the RECEIPT Of three postage stamps
Address Box 1902 Boston Po.t-,ftcc. ly5
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To the Honorable Court Of County Commissioners Of
Hancock County.
WE the undersigned inhabitants Of

w Hancock, Trenton, and vicinity, respect
fully represent that road is required for the
convenience of the public travel, commencing on
the Long Hill, $50 called) in the Town of Han
cock near the trenton road so called, thence in a
northerly direction to the north line Of said Town
thence northerly through No. s, to or near Luther
Hapworths on the Watham road, called, so as
to connect the public travel in the south part OF
the towns of Hancock and Trenton with Waltham
and the more northerly part Of said County,
shortening the distance between these places some
five or six miles; and your petitioners humbiy
request that you will give us hearing, and take
the requisite measures to locate the same ear
ly as possible. As in duty bound will ever pray.
TRUPHANT BUTLER and 81 others.
Hancock, March ed, 1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28

The farmers boys of Michigan evidently
appreciate their Agricultural College There
were but % vacancies this term, and there
were % applications for admission.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28

B.RSs.-The Farmers Club, which We
have alluded To, recently discussed Barns,
and came to the following conclusions
ssThat large barn was better than tive OF
more su all Ones that tight barn was bet
ter, even for badly cured hay, than an open
one: that brick barn and a slate root We're
the best an cheapest for man who has all
his materials to buy, that a good connection
between a house and barn is covered Walk
overhung with grspe-vines; that economy OF
roof and convenience for work We're oil the
first Importance in any building; tina. warm
water and warm stables were csential to the
comfort of animals: that the housing OF ma
nures arc largely lost, even by those who have
cellars and sheds Cor storipsthem; and that
the best absorbents Of liquid manureare buck
wheat huls, leaf mold, sawdust, fine sand,
dried peat, turf, and straw. -spr'naheld
Repubhcan
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A HNT.-In wet weather, the necks of
working oxen are apt to become sore. To
prevent this, rub a little tallow on the yoke
and bows.
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PUMPS,
DON'T DESTROY YOUR BEES !
THE Subscriber having purchased the
i right of making and selling
DAVIS PATENT REE-HIVE

with Torreys improvement, for the county of
Hancock, calls the attention Of the public to its
excellence over other hives. 1t has been received
with great favor elsewhere, receiving the first
premium wherever exhibited and is admitted
by persons qualified to judge, to be superior to
anything yet invented Of the kind. The boxes
used in this hive the best adapted for the
market, holding from four to six pounds each OF
honey.
The subscriber wishes to purchase hundred
swarms of bees, in exchange for bee-hives and
single rights to use them.
For information address the subscriber at Ell 5
worth, Me-, Box l6.
He is kindly permitted to refer to Rev. S.
fenney, and Geo. Cunningham, of Ellsworth, as
to the superiority Of these hives.
SAMUEL J. LORD.
Ellsworth, March -, 1858. If
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Notice.

the Subscribers and owners Of the following Islands,
viz Long Island, Johns Island, the two Islands known
the Eastern and Western Sisters, Grow 1sand also
small Islands known the Green Islands Serags
lying in Pacenta Bay, and lying Eastery from Swans
Island positively forbid all persons from cutting tax
ng away from either Of said Islands any wood, timber
hay grass Paving Stone, any other article or articles
whatever, without first obai ing leave permission from
agents. Any persons resspassng on either Of
said Islands will be dealt with the law provides in such
.ases A. X. L. LuNT,
JOHN X. LUNT.
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CERTIFICATES.

gro any mar u may concern.)
oIn the year 1852, discovered small whitc
kernel on my breast, to which at that time paid
little attention. In the following years it inereas-
ed in size, became sensitive to the TOUCH present
ted an infamed appearance and wa. attended by
irritating sensations until the year 1857, when it
grew rapidly, was accompanied with a singing
feeling in the frame and in short assumed every
indication of Cancer. In November of 1857, it
WAS operated upon by DR.. McAllster Of Ellsworth
who cut it out of the frame but not efecting
cure, it recommended swelling and assumed its
former size and severity. AT this time Mr.. Ed
ward Wight having been cured of malignant
cancer, and having secured the remedy submitted
to operation by him. and the APPLICATION of his
plaster drew the cancer completely from my breast
leaving an obong scar of some two or three inches
depth, which has rapidly healed leaving no sting,
twinge or pain of any kind whatever. / can I'M
hcsitatingly recommend all that may be troubled
in this manner to call upon Mr. Wight and sub
nit to his cure. The remedy is simple but cffec-
tive. d. D. OSGOQD.
Orland, March -, 1855.
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SuoAR CookIn.-l teacup of butter, 2 of
sugar, Of sour milk, teaspoonful Of salar-
atus aud csrsway seed to your liking.
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aaritultural.

Soar Sups.-Save the suds from the sink
and laundry. Hyou do not want it for pur-
poses of irrigation; let it be conveyed to ma
nure heaps, or mixed with materials OF COM
most. No article of a liquid nature possesses
more powerful alimentary properties ana lts
economiziny will be found source OF con-
siderable profit to any one who will properly
use it. It contains the food OF plants IN I,
state of solution, and therefore is prepared
to act at ounce, and with energy. BY mix
ing it with sods, chip manure, muck, refuse
straw, green vegetable matter, or, indeed
any kind ofdecomposed rubbish, and allow
iny the whole to ferment slowly, most ex-
cellent fertilizer for Indian corn may be pre-
pared, and one that will bring forward the
crop with greater vigor than almost any 9th
er article that can be named. 1t is also very
valuable as a manure for culmiferious vcgeta-
bles-melons, squashes; cueumbers, &c.
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N Office,

A IL persons indebted to the estate OIL
= the late William Bingham, Esquire, deceas
ed, are called upon to make immediate payment
All the lands remaining unsold belonging to the
said Estate, lying in the counties of Penobscot,
Hancock, and Washington, in the State of Maine,
are new offered for sale at reduced prices for cash
For information in regard to the above and for
plans and descriptions Of these lands, application
may be made to the agent.
g. n. BLACK.
Ellsworth, February I, 1858. Str
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THE subscriber is now prepared to do
Binding of all kinds, and hopes that parties
having books will please bring them along as
soon as possible. Particular attention paid TO
Binding Music Magazines, 10.
Also Newspapers bound strong, and at the very
lowest prices
Persons residing at a distance may rely upon
their Books being we'll bound, as the very best
of stock will be used.
= Persons in Bucksport, having work. are
requested to leave it at Mr.. Emerys.
GEO. W. PITTS.
Ellsworth, April g, 1853
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This may certify tlAt examined the cancer in
A. d. Osgoods breast, before Mr.. Wight applied
his plaster, and found it to be growing VERY fast
and nearly beyond the reach of medical aid now
have the same cancer in my possession open to
examination; the wound in Mr.. osgood's breast is
healed, and l consider it PERFECT cure. re-
commend all who are afflicted with this monstrous
disease to apply to Mr.. Wight and have it erad-
Gated before it /, too late.
NATHAN EMERSON, NJ. D.
Orland March % ISIS 1otf
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This may certify, that have been troubled
with upon my lip for the last three years,
have had it drawn from me by the application
of a cancer plaster applied by Mr.. Edward Wight
Of this town,my lip is now entirely healed no pain
whatever, and l recommend any sufferer under
this disease to apply to Mr.. Wight.
SAMUEL FARNHAM.
Bucksport March 81 1853
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Boston, D

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bolin, Ober Der Sans mad benz gilcnbomnler'
uno ,,SStbe'S 6auit" in 119 etlbirten 8lSttern
NIT ertldrenoem 1erte in peutl@er unb euoIi,
der Sprade. Die @ebi6te ifnb in ben beiiem
rorbanoenen engltiden lleberieeunoen.
on Ote Ansltattung IT boot elesan 9rOb Quart gnrmot
@sGnte &tnbanee NIT Cob Gnttt tn Rarpcep 0ser syt
lfSsr Su perbaltniBmaBtsen Yrelfea. WV "1'''
Nes bernhmte IS IIufratipneu Hnb spe4
Hrmefe outl@er 8uHf we ur bte Itee besh eutfden d.
utpeS ne taa trtu anbees Bolt fam en nIiHss gH.,
10 mterha auSeeubrt aufwei(ea DarI bic %nias ~"
ma1pge @Htpulung unb Nufa6una bebt Resfu bfe e%En
peu pteler S9tusrden D6tungsn berppr ipwie SssE..
gum 9r0Beren WsrhaabGB @pbc's 8au" belDnbrs be
tr19en I.GN & 80" o"'' "'i1'V1'D Dt'"
u Oer oSetfau, BEN pte eBi 'f6en SIIuHrottpn,en
RperGA ahoen mar betlpelps nnb bOen MIR bdR b nsr
NIT benz ensif@en 3er yernebt ppm Dsmt
lgtH unO ~Mef1lanerh freuot9 be8ruBt werben rtrb
Ote eeuti4e Sndbanoluns BON QBnl. Habre.
Y 300 SrcaDpap JteuzO Oorf
56t per Debt ubernOmmen, wel9e In ben Stanb aeest
Observation-Disclosures etnen angemeaen abat su aefaften
e-. IS. .. @Dtta l6e 8n6baubluua
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-17
.iole III Rhodes ~
Supcr=pbpspbDrfaurer &a1f,
Ffabrtitrt mad Der 5Ormel DDns
DIR. ] a m es I'll Hig 81 MS

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49,. StaotS S9enifer BON Warblano.
SebeF3um grfauf aussetpten 29buns IN regeld6t8,
DR. Sdmes 5issins unO Gbarles Sttea anapirt uap w
Snbsm mir bieies d slt d a. &te unb bsurtumbete
DInsemtttel benz Ser. st. &fsrbduer fir baS Sabr
1858 0pr6re entbaften tr uS aaer wetldufgen Bemer
fun sen, ba er BON benz gDertbe Der mil
bebanbe Item RnD6en peafommen unterrt6tet IT, nell
de ben tpppelt. pboSDbprauren Salt lefern unb
Bare &wef idure er3telen, ben peientden unb
nDtbwenbisen Natrunesfoff fir YHnnsen.
Da manberlst prdparate untsr benz Namsn vSuper
pbpre bt Yublttum 1n3eso en- reroen 10 bdben pwDb
su unrr eenen StGerune Owte 'u berient8en Mfers
baueS I'm ugnenen bic gdn3e wHen 9aftGe 8banbluue
BON R DbeS' {uper bpStpri iaurem al ben
DOt Uren 5issns 8dea atersebn uno ieD ertaufe
ausabOene &abuue ro tnen regelma6ie serest unb
Dem 9ubtum barbsr 8erG erattet was uniesr Wstnuns
mad fir fdmmtlte Mderbauer ttne eb6r9e Borfbtsmdre
gel TT, e benz Mnfrdnaen 70 Dteler ebt i'm Ndrte
dneebotener Serdlf6ter Nrttfel f6sr Su ffelen
81 MI e, NIT einsr 9etduen Nuseindnberebune
psreben reen bet Inmslbuns psrabpls ppt Our4 bic pvt
eefenhet ~ ''t..
Der Observation-Disclosures alt ~irb tn Safer unb edfs
perpadt. ~ -1 r.
YreiS $45 fir bte GOnhe BON 1000 pfb.3 ~ +. u !
qbreGe .n1ol1 B. M. Rhodes &sC o.,
aps.5mt SO. l4t, aBef 9rdttltrass, Baltimore.