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AMERICAN g. FOREIGN PATENTS.
H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patent

II II, GOO COIACitDA Va ttlSAAbo
LATE AGENT OF U. s PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, UNDER THE ACT OF 1880
IS STA TIE ST, opposite kiby St, Boston,
4 FTER an extensive practice of up
AWARDS of twenty years. continues 10 secure
Patent. in the United States; also in Great Brit
ain and other foreign countries. Caveats, 9lecli-
actions, Assignments. and all Fapers or drawings
for Patents, executed on liberal terms and with
dispatch. Researches made into American CT For
eign works, to determine tn. alidity Of Patents
or Inventens-and legal or ether advice rendered
in all matters touching the same, CePteS OF .e
clvims of any Patent on renting one Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in Now Eng
land but through il inventors have advantage for
securing pateuts, or sscertaining the pateuaHlItS
of inventions, unsurpassed by, If not lmmeasura-
bly, superior to, any which be offered them
elsewhere The testimonials below given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFt l. Al THE pa
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and n 81 e.
CESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he ha- q ua-
dant reason to believe, and can prove, that Ha eth
er of the kind are the charges for professional ser
vices moderate. The immense practice Of tue
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him to accumulate vast collection Of sFecibcd
tons and official decisions relative 10 patents
These besides his extensive library of legal and
mechanical works, and full accounts of patents
granted in the United States and Europe render
him able, beyond question, to offer superior iac!i-
tiles for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, to pro-
patent, and the usual great delay there, are
hIe saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
During the time occupied the Office Of Gem
missioner of Patents, K. IL. Eddy, ESQ.,. of Bos-
ton, did business at the Patent Office, solicitor
procuring patents. There few, if any,
persons acting in that capacity, vine had 90 much
bushes before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted i. with more skill, fidelity and
success | regard Mr.. Eddy as one oc the best in
formed and most skillful Patent Solicitors in the
United States, and have hesitation in assuEin :
inventors that they cannot employ person more
competent and trustworthy, and mora capable oi
putting their applications in form to secure ar
them an early aad favorable consideration the
Patent Once. EDMUND BURKE.
l. &c Commissioner Of Patents.
TFrom the present Commissioner.
"ArGusr II, distributing the time have
held the office oi Commissioner Of Patents. i. II
Eddy. E>l., Of Bosten, has been extrHsI,rlf ~
gagged in the transaction Of business with th. lice
AZ SOLICITOR He Is thoroughly acquainted WITH
To- law, and the rule- oi practice Il the oii3ee.-
regard him Of The r1asf tg-1dt and ,ts 1..
practictiouers with whom have had official inter
course. tIiASs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
f Bostoa. Jan !, Is5s--5a-ly
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From the New York Evening Post.
THE LION AND THE SIX UNA
A DREAM.


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THE CHILDREN.
Ri MARY HovfrT.

Beautiful the children's faces
Spite Of all that mars ami sears,
To my iumost hear appealing;
Calling forth Iove's ,elderes: fceii g;
Sleeping all my soul with tears.
Eloquent the chilircn's faces
povarty's lean look. which saith,
Save US save us woe surrounds Us;
Li.tle knowledge sore coufouads US;
Life is but q lingering death,
Civ. US light amid our darkness;
Let US know the good from iii
Hate US no. for all cur blindness;
Love US, lead US, show us kindness
You eau make Us what you will.
We are willing, We arc ready
We would learn if you would teach
We have hearts that yearn to duty
We have minds alive to beauty;
Souls that any nights caa reach
Raise US by your christian knowledge;
Con.ecrate to man our powers;
Let Us Ike our Ircper stations
We. the rising generation,
Let Us stamp .h- a5e as ours :
We shall be what you will make Us
Make u wise and make us good
Make us strong in time Of trial;
Teach us temperance, scl: denial,
Patience. kindness, f0rtitude.
Look into our childish faces:
See you not our willing hearts,
Only love us-ouly lead Us;
Only let Us know you need Us,
And we all will do our parts.
Weare thousaals-inany thousands
Every day our ranks increase;
Let US march beneath your banner,
We, the legion Of true honor,
Combating for love and peace
Train US try US days Glide onward,
They can meier be ours again;
Save us save, from our undoins
save from ignorance and ruin;
Make US worthy to be raeu.
Send Us 20 our weeping mothers,
An-el-stamped in heart and brow
We may be our fathers teachers;
We may be the nhiEhsiest preachers,
In the day that dawneth nov
Such the children's mute app al;nc,
All my inrsst soul was stirred;
And my heart was bowed W. sa lHeFs,
When cry, like summers gladness'
Said THE chiidren's prayer IS heard,
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Noticc.

we me sabs 'rbrrs AMI owners the following Island.
va: L'as Island Johns I,iad tn, fao Island. Apqwtf
az "e H't' IA hii Western sl,isrs, trus I.lAaA al.5
?.n- an fh'e lla bay, AMI lying tasiery from swan.
is'n' -i'i'rly farbh all lrsous from cutting or tai
rs 10y rom .itAer 81 SAID Islands any wuaA, timber
hay grass or Paving stone or any Other arl. az s,t,I
'e'er' without hrsi ohai ins leave permission from
u " ~" hSehts Auy lcr-ts tressl44ssiHg OF either Of
' A. X. p. INT
JOHN X, INT
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STAT OF MAINE.

April 20, 1865.
JJer the following townships tracts Of IadA not Bshas
to assessed in any town. the following assessments Tor
state tax made by act Of the Legislature approved
Oh the twenty second day OF March 1855, viz;
In III County Of Hancock.
MOL North Division Try three dollars fifty four cts 50 q
No, :, 2 cuty -iN dpars ,forty one cts 26N
No. :, North Division, Twenty dollars, 1000
No 8, do, Thirty Two dollars, ~
No. ;, do, Thir,y dollars, 400
strip uy r,h Of N. 8, SIN dollars, GO
Slri.' north Of No. 1, six dollars, 800
Nu y Sauth Division, SIX dollars, GO
y. .. Do. SIX t,iais 600
No. Iu, adj. stepbCp. Sixteen dollars, Is %
Mo, Middle DIVISION sixteen dollars, 10 %
n. Il. DO, Sixteen dollars, 100
So -, 90. sixteen dollars, 1000
n. y go, sixteen dollars, 100
". 81. d.. Thirty two dollars, $40
So 80, DO, tl;y two dollars, e1oo
n =, an. Thirty two dollars, 400
N So Nl,bls Division Thirty two dolars, % %
y -, de-, Thirty xix dollars, 30 %
10 -, do, Ninety tive dollars, 600
NJ. ~. ,io. Twenty dollars, % o.
Butter ls,aud. one dollar ffty cents, 80
EarI- do, Tgodollars, 400
Spr7i5a Hcad nni Rear Island One dollar, 100
~ 40. one dollar LOO
E-uch I1. Eighty cents, 50
Hyasl.urys de- one dollar, loo
Pond ssdl Western do, Twenty cents cents, Is
W.-.era d. Fifteen cents, Is
lat- sIrur- Hrii do, Forty cents, 20
F.t.G .i.. u4e dollar sixty cents, 90
rlf ia. Ouy dollar, loo
Nv-t H4cs So, twenty cents, %
tsst Hllfh iu, IS mtg cents, 20
Tlarsarjt 3d.. rs cents, 70
Oh ilar6ar l', sixty cents 90
Nlr-A4u'. d., Onn dollar, LOO
Cr-t M 10, FtSty cents, 50
''F BENZ n PECK. Treasurer.
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farmstead so inviting. By knowledge

farmstead so inviting. By knowledge
ofhorticulture we may produce such an
endless succession of fruits and vegeta-
bles, as to also reproduce the first gar
den. Then let us combine agriculture
with horticulture, and we may render
our farms and dwellings so beautiful and
attractive as to win the hearty respect OF
all classes.
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NOTICE

A IL persons who have had Syringes
AMI Supporters belonging to Dr. McAll,ter
10 their Possession, from one to years, aud
who wish 70 relieve their conscience Of the sin Of
negleetiag to seai them home. would do we'll to
d. 50 now, or give information wAer. they may be
found.
All persons Who have unsettled accounts with
tim, are requested Do c1li asd settle the same A.
he IS now uLabe TO attend to professional bushes
out OF the 'iilag" and will for the present d.vos
his time to that very desirable objeet--ths settle
ment of all accounts
COME ONE COME ALL
ASA NJ, AIIISfFE.
Ellsworth, A.pl 81, l.',. I3tt
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN

D., years OF age having lost his Father. ,,o
0fothers' Daughter, son-in-law, Nephew. s'J
Neiees, ey that dreadful disease, CONSERVATION onJ
sgnerin2 with a cough himself. determined ,a
ss.a Inc Eas, indies Egypt and Japan, where he
Coughs Bronchitis Con,a.nu,on. Nervous E"ias'
ny; ana Asthma. His eoug h was cured immedi.
ateiy he returned cured his Relat,pss ybn ",
heflted the disease, and in connection viii IL
son have employed it in their practice enrin.
Thousands tho of cases consid, red hopeless by o,ber.
f soi ene PURPOSE OF rescuing many Of his snr
rscin .e'oT being: as possible he is sending the
pay the postage, and the balance pri,,ting A.
aIefs, Old DR.. Harm, No, lOl Spring street rn.
iai.i'e t Siehaiae Hotel, ,-or torE' I'M
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'S'he subscriber hereby gives public

j 'Ht sUUsOIIUVI HtFtUN EINtS FUUIIV
notice to all concerned. that he has been
duly appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust OF an Administrator upon the Estate of
Malachi circuit late of Brooksvillc in the County
of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond as
the law directs; he therefore requests all
persons who indebted to the said deccaScd's
estate to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement. JOHN Il. REDMAN.
April Is, 1888, 3wl5
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rE'he subscriber hereby gives pubic 40
u tice to ali concerned, that he has been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust Of Executor of the last Will and Testament
Of Samuel Hadtock late Of Cranberry Isles in the
County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving bonds
the law directs; he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to the said dcceaseds estate, to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle.
ment. EDWIN HADL0Ck.
April IS, 1855 3wl5
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DON'T DESTROY YOUR BEES!
T'HE Subscriber having purchased the
right Of making and selling
DANIS' PATENT PIE NV

with Torreys Improvement, for the county of
Hanc TX, calls the attention OF the public 10 il.
excellence over other hires. 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 are the best adapted for tbs
market, holding from four to six pounds each Of
honey.
The subscriber wishes to purchase one hundred
swarms Of bees, in exchange for bee-hiyes and
single rights to use them.
For information ad!ress the subscriber at Els
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 q, 1853. If
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rY1HE subscriber hereby gives publ

T'HE subscriber hereby gives public
L notice to all concerned that he has been
duly appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust OF Administrator upon the Estate OF Ehen
Morrison late Of Ellsworth, in the County
Of Hancock, deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all pcrsous who
are indebted to the said dcceaseds estate to make
immediate payment and those who have any de
nands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
mcnt. A. T. DRINkWATER.
April IS 1888. 3wl5
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'i'he subscriber hereby YES public no.
= tee to all concerned that he has beeu
duly appointed and has taken upon herself
the trust Of an Administrative upon the estate 81
Nehemiah II. Cousins late Of fremont in the
county OF Hancock, deceased, by giving bonds
the law directs; she therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted to the said deceaseds
tate, to make immediate payment, and those who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the same
for settlement. NANCY {. COUSINS.
April IS, 1858. 3wlj
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AUST Received by Express, n new

- lot of Medicines and Fancy articles. Also
ne Apples, Oranges, with many other articles
adapted to the wants Of the community, and the
season of the year.
Is & G, PECK.
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THE subscribers hereby gives public notice to all
cerned, that they have been duly app Iate and have
taken upon themselves the u Executors Of he last
will and testament Of Wilson Godfrey, late Of sullivan
the County Of HAucock, deceased by giving bond as the
law Directs they Therefore request al persons who il
debted to the said deceascds estate, immediate
payment; and those WHO have an! demands thereon.
iIbit the for settlement. HANNAH sALrER.
WILSON GODFREY.
April IS 1855 .u15
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Boston, Mass
Bluehiil, April IS, 1858

For sale by all respectable Druggists and
APotheearies IN the United States and Rri,iah
Provinces anu Dliesh
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NOTICE OF FORECAST RE-Whereas james tonmhs
~ Of Buck sport on the frs day Of sept eighteen hun
dred and ortyCght by deed Of mortgage, duly acknoN
lodged and recorded in Hancock Registry If Deeds Hook
81, Page 3Gi, conveyed certain lt Of land aud the
buildings thereon situate in BucksPor, 1t hiae westerly
part OF lot 81 piIn Of said town. reference /" san regis
try for particular description Of bounds The conditions
said mortgage having broken claim to 6recose
the and give this notice for that purpose agreeable to
the statute ia such case provided.
MOSES c. BUCK
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Cologne, Hair Oil.
Clocks.

NON and Elerant Patterns, Marine do, Jewelled
supeFdne quality.
Toys Too Numerous to Mention.
- Watches, Clocks, Jewclry, Mariners anu
Land C0mpasses, repaired with ncatn.ss and dc.
spateh, and u .iRRANTED. Spectacle Frames
repaired and new glasses inserted to suit any ages
ly-20
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LEGAL NOTICES.

\ 0TICE OF FJRECL0SU RE.-NJtcat is hsr fy given
y that On the teDth day Of pcccmhcr, \ y l>5o, NJ
bert Il Obcr of Surry IN the County OF acocN convey
ed L, Ir L. Iartndce by dcei OF mort gage, certain
tract parcel OF land situated in surry Aforesaid ami ne
hi part Of the land sold L. VIM NauEh ny SCION
Perkins Of Boston. by his deed of Dec T. 1884, roriei
in Hancock Registry Book ST. Page AS that is the one
third part Of Lot No. 20. which said Perkins conveyed TO
the said ober by said Deed being the middle thru oil No.
10 aforesaid meaning convey said Partridge tue i-
die third and which lies betw Sam1 lnbrook thlri
and Robert Grindle third part Of same No % containing
thirty-sN aud two third acres more or lssand on the
,weay-sixth day Of January A. ~ 1851. the said Par
fridge duly assigned the said mortgage tc the suhscrlr
The conditions Of said Mortgage having been broken l
hereby claim To foreciose the
FREDERIC L. SHAW.
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lQritultllral.


THE GARDES.-The bright, hopeful,
beautiful spring. the time OF the singing
of the birds has come, and soon appear
those blessed days when the making Of
the garden shall occupy attention. No
home is truly home without the ocautiiu.
shaded garden, the pleasant walks, the
smiling flowers, the roses and budding
vines decorating the windows and she'd
ding their charms to every beholder. -
What delight Of personal sovereignty
it is for man to reap the advantage OF
| physical exercise in the open air by hon
est toll in the garden, and to exercise all
his possessions OF art and Of taste in the
arrangement and decorations of the gar
den, the sweetest spot Of earth, where
when weary, or cage-worn or depressed
he may walk with his loved ones and
gather in a solace for every sorrow, d
remedy for every i'll, medicine for the
heart. and delight for the eye. The
garden delights, like the precious truths
Of Gods word. are adapted to every
condition in life the poor man may
have than in his degree. while tie wealth
lest may exhaust his resources IN their
dcycl pmcnt.
Sufficient attention has not been paid
to the garden. It shall be made the
sign four civilization, our refinement
ard orr social progress. 1t ought to be
the outward expyession and representative
OF our interior mental, moral and social
qualities. III were such, there would
/ be- apparent everywhere an etfJrt to
have every dwelling in the country en-
bossomed in trees, and the grape vine
clin5in. to the arbors of every
home, and the fruit trees the possession
Of every head Of family. We decorate
our persons, we cxpcnd large sums to
furnish our houses We keep fast horses
ana expensive carriages; we patronize
jewelry. lookins-g!asscs and pomatum,
but we negIec. the garden. We need to
feel tie Importance to ourselves and our
children of securing the delights and
influences ola pleasant, an attractive
ans beautiful home,in its surroundings,
its externaIs, 50 that it may in truth be
said Of our land, as the poet has said of
i Eng
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\, Cour, of Probate held a, Ellsworth Within aaa for
the County Of Hancock the fourth "Wednesday Of
April, A. u. lo5s.
DYER T., JORDAN Administrator the Estate OF Ma
than Morgan, lat of surry, in said County, deceased
having presented his first account OF Administration
upon said deceas,,ds estate for Probate:
ORDERED. that the said Admir- give notice thereof to
persons Interested by causing copy this order to be
published three Ia the Ellsworth
cn, printed Ellsworth that they may appear FRO
bate Court TO he held at El!sAOrth the hrs
wednesday Of August next, a ten %. the cl9cN in te tof--
noon, and sho" eiu>ed ANY they have, why the same
should be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy Attest,-A. A. DAErLErT. Register. 3wi5
Court Probate held At Ellsworth vitiia ami for
the County If Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday Of
April, A. d. 1875
nIER P, JORDAN Administrator Of the estate Of SAM
Bonzey late Of Ellsworth in said County deceased
having presented his second account Of Administration
upon said Deeeasc,!'s iar Probate
Ordered, That the said Admir- give notice ali per-
sous interested by causing copy Of tins order to h. ~
hshed three weeks successfully Ia TIN Lsa ort American.
printed at Ellsworth that they may appear iruhtle
Court to he held at Ellsworth, in said tount, he Is
Wednesday OF August neN;, OF The cock, A. NJ.
and ;ho" cause any they have, why tbs should
not be allowed
PARKEE TUCK, Judse.
Is true cory-'t;cst, 4. A BARTLETT, i.cg.st.r.
At Court of Probate holden Ellsworth within aid for
the County Of Hancock, on The 4h Wednesday Of April
4. y. 1855.
JAMES LIrrLEFTELD and Charles T Perkins, nasuei
Executors in Il certain instrument, pupertiug to be f
ast Will and estlneuto Charles Perkins, Iei4se.t
lin sad count! leceAaei-ha' ins preseAt-d Tie
probate;
Ordered, That the said Executors give noti,c to
all persons Interested by causing copy of this order to
be published in the Ellsworth American printed in L lis
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court to be
holden at Ellsworth on the third Wednesday Of June
next at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and shcw
caase-if any they havewhy The said instrument should
not be proved, approved and ALLOW Ell Will and
tes;iment Of said deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Atrue copy-attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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Lever. Lepinc, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watches warranted. Table, Tea, Des-
sert, Cream, Sugar Salt, and Mustard SPOONS,
Of extra fine silver. Also, Butter and Fruit
kniycs, Pickle Knives aud Forks, Napkin Rings,
Pencils (twelyc dozen,) Silver Spectacles-a
riety suit all ages, Extension Pens and Pencils,
Fob, Vest and Guard Chains Keys, Sc. Il dozen
.ilNer TAinLlcs. M.rrantel of the best quality.
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Britannia
Shell Combs,
and Elegant Patterns, Rubber Hoop Tops
Put Combs, Buffalo Horn do.
Fancy Goods.

Porto Monnaies "a great yariety,) Card Cases
some fine Patterns, Ivory Rattes, Napkin Kings
PcTforators, Crochet Needles, Tablets, Netting
Needles, Ite., Tea Bciis, Watch Stands, Work
Boxes, Cabas, Cushions, Brushes Coral Necklaces
Bracelets Jet and Imitation do
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Musical instruments

violns, Accordeons, Flutes, Flies, Guitars, Flaseo
lets, &c, Bass Niel, Violin and Guitar Strings
Violin Bows, Refined Resin, &c.
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Silver Plated

g., Table. Dessert, Sugar. Salt and Mustard
GGNS, Table Forks, Butter Knives, Cups, Nap