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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16
DYsENTRRY, RELAX, AND WORMS.


PosE oEPIoE, HARTLkSD, LIv. Co., SIIcH,
November 10, 1855. 4,
DE!iAYER: Your Pills arsths perfection Of meii
cine. They have done my wife more good than can
tell you. She had been sick aud pining away for
months. Went on to be doetored at great expense,
but got no better She then commenced taking your
Pflis Which soon ered her BY oxpelling lRrgequ
titles 81 dead fr9u her body They atteE-
entary One OF our n,ighbors had It bad, and my
wife cured him with two doses Of your Pills, while
others around rs paid from i've to twenty dollars
doctors bills and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then. Such medicine yOurs,
which is actually good and honest, will be FriEed
here 49, SS;D, GSiEFi G INT. E, e.,
From Rec J. p. Himes. P1st0T Of Advent Church,
DR.. AIER: have used your Pills with extraordL
nary success In my family and among those am
called to visit in Distress To regulate the organs
OF digestion and purify the blood they are The very
best remedy have ever known, and can confident
1y recOminend them 70 my. triends. . z. 4 ~
Z = . - Yours, LfJs l4tScSJ.V HINES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS. HoARSENESS, IN.
/ isfi+ -FNLUENZA. 0HRONCI4ITESbt 20 [,
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPIEGT CON-
n


INCIPIEGT CON-
SUMPTION, .---sa no
and for the relief consumptiye patients In adyanc-
cd stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public of ita virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hnmiet Of
the American States, its wonderful cures of pulmon.
AIRY complaints have made Il already known. Nay,
few the families In any civilized country on this
continent without some perSUnali experience OfttS
effects, and fewer yet the communities any where
which have not ameng them some living trophy Of
Its victory the subtle and dangerous seasesof
the throat aud lungs. While Is the most powerful
antidote yet known to man for the formidable aud
dAngerouS diseases. OF the pulmonary organs II is
ato the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be
employed for infants and young persons. Parents
should have 1t in store against the insduoua enemy
that steals upon them upreparcd. We have abund-
ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL saves
more lives by the cOnsumptions It prevents than
thOseit Keep it byyou, cure your colds while
they are durable, nor neglect them until no human
silean master the memorable cAnkor that fastened
ON the yitals, eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality OF lung dlsorders and as they know
too the virtues OF thus remedy, need not do morn
than to assure them Is still made the best It can be-
We BpATB no cost, nor care ton produes Il the
most perfect possible, and IhuR Afford those who rely
on Il the bestagent which our Ell can furnish tor
their cure. l-ss
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytfeal caenfs, L0,p.u Mast.
And sold by A. Q. GOOD 4 CO., and by ali Druggists
and dealers In Medicine everywhere mh1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16
Ayers Sarsapar1ua,

For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Flood. 5sTiE edT
For ssra n Or z. KIl.as.HFn. az .bIA1
For TumOru, Ulcers, and Sores.
For Rruptious and Pimples.
For Biotchss. BLAZING and BOils.
For St. AntbOuy's me, Rose, orEry.PslAu.
For letter or sal. Ahsun.
For soald Head and Ringvorm.
For Cancer and CanSsrOu. sorsa
For Sore Bye. sore E.r.. and Hunor..
For Female DtssA.s.-
For suppr'..ioa and IrroEul.rs.y.
EoF ss 'Ey1pIlA Ii Or v'n'r'al Diseases.
For Liver oonPIaiints. r5Et.t.t
1dr Dins..ss II thsHsart ~ y q
Il s1.lasas lsl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16
AYERS
Ia AYERS
Gathartic Pills,
1- CsUeAR 0oAzEDJ :
80 1e7i AKE AADT 70
Cleanse the Blood and Cure the Sick.


Cleanse the Blood and Cure the Sick.
lsvALrDs, FATHERs, MoTHERs, PHYsIcIASsi
PH1LAsrHAoPIsrs, BEAD THEIR FEEEcrs,
~, AHp JuDGE OF THTIR VIRTUES. +
ZOE 1H1 cuRE OF Cos -rs4
HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, ReULsToMAoH.
PrrTsBuRsH, Pa, May 1, 1855.
DR. J. O. ARA. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
Of the worst holdaehe any body ehn have by dose
or two Of your PillA It seems TO Arfse from foul
stonarh which they eleanSe at once. II they will
cure Others they dome, the fact e worth knowing
/, : Yours with great respect, 3D. W. PRERLEs
t.si..,5is Clerk oflte SeGNeT Clarion.
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
r~a ,5DERAEfrEHE OF EHE IaEERIoR, I
W1sHISGfoS, D. e., Z Feb, 1855.
sn: have used Your Pilistl my g6oeEal and hos
ltHl practice since ou made fhefn, and cannot
hesitate say they the best eathartic employ
Their regulating action on the liver Is quick and de-
cided, consequently they admirable remedy
for arrangements OF that organ. Indeed i have sell
dom found OF bilious dirsdGG 20 obstinate that
II did not readily yield TO them. -
HraterRaIly your, ALoNz0 BALL, NJ. D.,
" ~ ~ Physician 81 ths AdTfne HoEpitgL >
nvaGNTppv DELAY ann wnRMa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

No. Is Maiden Lane. New York.
Any one sending single Isttor Psst stamp UfIITe-
eeiye Circular with facsimile engraving Of, the
above sizes and styles, mh2+5md
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Any Of the above works will also be furnished IN
Hs'7 SeeseE4L sEs for the year 1861, 8, and eat
one-HqLf tie Regular Subscription Priee,.
Thus a Neto s4bseribrr may obtain th6 Reprint tos
the Pour Reviews and RlackTood - - 'Si
seven Consecutive Years for Sa5.
which L but little more than the price Of the org
As We shall again be likely 70 oEer sueh IN.
dneeneHts as these here presented. - 800 ~
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
~ Rsmittanees must, In all cases. be made dfr,ef
e - t1toltSAeFt for at thosS prices no
LRoNAFD SCOTT AGO.
ganol4 - No. 81 Gold street New York.
Hs-so9 barrels -Pitts6urgh'' Nc. Extra
-, just received and tor ale by,
IA A6MHURG CHEEsE my bo1es pIco
II Cheese u store, And tor taio by
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WE, the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the Druggists, ApotheeAFies, and PhysieiAns
OF our several cities have signed document OF ~
suranee to rs that the remedies OF DIR. J. @. AVER
4 CO, Of Lowell, (Ayer'g sarsaparilla Pills, Ague
Cure, and Cherry Pectoral, have been found TO be
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the
hdencs Of the community.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

BRTMFIELD, MAss., Dec. %, 1855.
DR. C. AVER: / do not hesitate to
say the best remedy 1 have ever found
for Coughs, HOaTscness, Infiucnla,
aud the eOucomitAut symptoms Of
Cold, is your CHERRY PICTORIAL. Its
constant use In my practice aud my
family for the last ton years has
shown II to possess superior virtues.
for the treatment 1.S1 q these CONF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

FOr.2SoentS, the Magic Peui torSS eentl theIu
Pons for 80 eapts the Always Ready Pen; for
tho Elegant Pen; and for 81, the Exeeisior Pen
me Esss are SCa.2 2, 3 Z, Band 9.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

Published by request.
To Triumph.
ny rLuRIpGE JEFFERSON CUTLER.

sor letus raise a song of praise, like NJ arion !
song OF old
. .oag of praise to Gcd. the Lord, for bless.
ine. manifold
He gfto,h up--He oas,eth down He bintleth
maketh free
us .enleth grace to bear dcfeat--llc giyetb
victory.
Fling out. fling ou, the holy flag. broad in
the swelling air
Its star. renew their morning song ALI hail
the symbol fir;
For what the fathers did oi yore, t,.e sons have
learned to do.
And the old legends, half believed, are proven
by the new.
The East and West have shaken hands. twin.
Drained and twins at heart:
In the red laurels either wins, each has a
brothers part.
Uh, hear We how from Somerset the voice Of
triumph calls
IIcar how the echoes take it up on Henry
conquered walls
And wilder yet the thrilling cry Fort Don.
olson Is ours g.
Like chatf before the roaring North, fly pas,
the rebel powers
New Orlrans secs her doom afar aud lifts
And naughty Richmonds drunken streets are
sohered with alarm
Up Carolina frantic shore the tide rolls tlacl
and DIRE;
The thundcr's voice is in its heart. its crest
aycngins fire
Fsc"d Charleston tremblc' in her sin-Sa-
eannah bows her head
And Norfolk feels the firm earth shake be-
meath the North ncrs' trend
On inland slopes aud by the sea are wreck and
flying foe
And fresh in that unwontcd air the flowers Of
freedom blow
Then honor. under God. to those, the noble
uen who plan.
And Unto those of fiery mould, ho flame in
battles van
For. oh. the land is safc--is safe it rallies
from the shock
Ring round, ring round, ye merry bells, til
every s:eeple rex
Loud let the canron's voice lie heard Hang
oil your baH#erz out
Lift up in your cNa't49t streets the uatiou's
triumph ,haatt
Let trumpe,s bray and Wild drums beat ; le,
maidens sSstter.fowcrs
The scene bursts through the battle smoke
Unrah the day is ours
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

CTSome one has been trying THEN
hands at getting up tax bill, during the
delay by Congress in doing SO. The fol.
lowing is portion of their schedule:
VERY MIscELLANEoUs.--For kissing a
pretty girl, 81. For kissing homely
one, S2-the extra amount being added
probably as a punishment for the mans
folly. For ladies kissing one another
SO: the tax is placed at this rate in or
der to break UP the custom all together
it being regarded by our NJ. C.'s as an in.
excusable piece of absurlity.
For every Irritation 10 cents. Every
young man who has more than one " girl, y
is taxed 50. For counting in the kitch-
en-, - cents Counting in the sitting
room, 80 cents. Counting in the parlor,
81. Courting in a romantic place, So,
and 80 cents for each offence thereafter
Seeing a lady home from church, -
cents for each oTeuce. Seeing her home
from the dime society, 5 ccnts-thc pro-
cecds to be appropriated to the relief Of
disabled army chapIains.
From lady who paints, 80 cents.--
For wearing low-ncckca dresses, 81. For
each curl in a lady's head above ten, 5
cents. For every unfair device for en-
trapping young men into the sin of mat
rimony. 81. For wearing hoops larger
than ten feet in circumference, 5 cents for
each hoop.
Old bach's over thirty are taxed SO,
Over forty, $40. Over fifty, $50, and
sentenced to punishment in Utah.
Each pretty woman is to be taxed from
- cents to S25, she is to fix the estimate
on her own beauty it is thought that a
very large amount will be realized from
this provision.
Each boy baby, 30 cents. Each girl
baby, 10 cents. Families having more
than eight babies are not to be taxed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

faiI Ics, E,,- -. l.
casionaIy haltinc n npi,e vii r. ~
still were behind mec,in, ,a,,, ~ -, W.,
win. advised ns - -, -, All,
Soon after cntor;n, ,ba GaIj an. ,a,.;,.. o,io".
tai colors came and were soln,od Win ai,na. ''"(
and resolutions 70 dcGond !, ,,.;,,, -;
The staff had baan sLot ar and ,ho A.,
n,crced in several ,l,cns INV ,,,r 81
thrce cbccr. =, ,Iror a,'J r',a;,I ~
in tho manner ,h.S o,I,. n',n ~. a. ~, mi"
mutuallv cherish Tho :,rnr,,os, I'll, ~,
confidence and o,,,cb,n,,, III ~
thrnngh scenes ,r tL, ,,r,,t..s, ,I.,,..,r n,,,
Na;,r ais, mo !, rr51, ~, -
almost ,s ono fr,,n t,,a ,t'o1 L,l -
told hc vas t,lI,d
II was now nj ,b,ond rl p,ai.,a1 ~
int, tho G,rcs, :, IA, r.,.z.,,+I \;
down sha,, n;,b,s r,s ~, ~,
Vitb,nt ,.nts bI,ngs,. -. ,..,....,,. Ill
b,,i,,, b.r,, tjr,,,,, .,r ,,,d l.r l;,',I
W. .nTrr,J ,l,a f,i. A. an.,na, ~ H.
,f,.r,,,.,,, .,r,,s.,,i9. ...,,,l -.
-, o,cL I'll ~, -, -, ~
,n,,.,,,, -
= .=,.'t,.,.z.,f,.. - -
"A p,n. rrc, :, - ~. ,...,,.,,r,l H.,
Tho III ,,,,,,.,,5.,, :, iI.I
II. =
kA'' h'ffi0' 'lithtil'Nitl'tN ~ u ulNL FAill|
and in small dctlclments s,TarIt j from
each other, all NOR. ur less discouraged hy
sickness.
,.j all NJ ,''+,..i-'ii - - S.,
being at home on leave Of absence and sick J
whcn in the hottest Ere, or braver, e4mer
men than those who faced hidden enemy
and marderous y1llcys, returning the sam
With interest. in one detachment or ~he
lay as quietly as though asleep. whlle cacl
moment threatened to he their last, aud each
discharge their death shot all eAlmiy await
inS tho order t. retreat before attempting t.
have the sPut they sto d or ny urou,
L,ut Rice and several Others Of Co q,
remained 1t camp. beng uuwcti anl unfit t.
= HIoh picket in tho violent storm then
raging, but their s1llirrly and pttfi3tit prn-
eIPiss forbid their lninuinE IN camp mert
spectators of the struggle Eleh s.hsd hi,
rartrl1-c box and rlA-, and pushed - the
tr'ht, Engaging with tn enemy from eur
riA'-lfts ard W are t13I - Pe#n~ylea-
nian, that by each FIRE by oar Hancock boy
rciel officers were seen - fljl II 'Gc t,e
Lieutenant reecltsd i severe waand in tic
tht-h from mimic bali, ana was taken from
tie i,li Atrr the fight the writer te!, scry
ANXIOUS to hunt up Lieut. K, to s#e tt4.t
proper attention mAs ptid him, his, otzi T
,iltys sne! a~ c77ii aot het4r9wa III. pr
,sa;eI. bg; NerIt M1fFi, nl' successful ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

Paul the Apostle speaks of luke as the " be-
loved physician, and few cndear themselves
to rs more than thoes who. like " mnistering
angles" bring us the healing balm in sick
ness. So it is with medicines that cure
though we never see the maker, yet we get a
feeling of regard for him through them
How many have reason to bless DR., Aver for
his invaluable remedies 50 cheap and yet So
effectual? What public henefactors better
deserve esteem than thoes who rescu the body
from disease and premature decay Port,
smouh n, II Gazette
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

WHAT Is LlrE ?-rhe mere elapse Of
years is not life. To cat, and drink and
>leep-to be exposed to darkness and the
Iight-to pace round in the mill Of habit,
and turn thought into an implement of
trade-ths is not life. In all this but a
fraction of the eoneioasness Of humility
is awakened, and the sanctities still slum-
Der which make it worth while to be
knowledge, truth, love, beauty, eoolncss
faith, alone can give vitality to the mech
anism Of existence. The laugh of mirth
that yibrates through the helrt-the fear
that trc,hcns the dfy wastes within-thc
music that bsins' childhood back-thc
prayer that calls the future near-thc
doubt which makes u m litata-the
death that start'c, Us with mystery-the
anxiety that ends in trust-are the true
nourishmcnt Of our natural being.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

MucGINs was passing up-strect one day,
with friend when he observed a poor dog,
that had been killed, lying in the gutter.
Muggins paused, gazed intently at the de-
funct animal, and at last said " Here is
another shipwreck. " Shipwreck ?where?"
=. There's a bark that's lost forever. " His
companion srowlcd, and passed on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

AIR. Jones, have you got a match p
-" Yes sir, match for the old boy There
she is mixing up dough- Jones pointed
to his wife aud then Sid from the front
door. The last We saw Of Jones he wa,
= kiteins it down the road, hotly pur-
sued by a red-headcl lady with Il cistcrn
pole. Poor Jones.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

UA Young Farmer asked an old Scotch
man for advice in his pursuit lie told
him what had been the secret of his own
success in farming and concluded with the
following warning, Never Sandie, nec-
er-above all things, NEvEL get in debt,
but if you do, let ii be for maaare?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

LONELINESS CSEMpLoYEp.-Upwards OF
three thousand applications have been re-
ceivcd from young women wishing to be
engaged as walters to the London Exhibi-
tion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

GTSarah Jane recommends to bashful
ladies who are stared out of countenance
by horrid men, to stop the practice by
ShouiRQ the Gacle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
MiStellaneous.
From the Bangor Whis.
Proceedings Of the Bar on Oc-
casion of the Death of Hon.
Judge Hathaway.


At meeting Of the members OF the
Penobscat Bar holden on the 7th inst,
the following resolutions were adopted as
reported by a Committee previously ap-
pointed, consisting of L. i. lIamlin, S.
II. Blake and \. Sanborn;
Rcsolced, That the sudden and uncx-
pcctcd death OF the Hon. Joshua w.
Hathaway, late one of the Justices of the
Supreme Judicial Court, and at the time
OF ms disease IN active practice as mem
Der Of this Bur, has not failed to remind
Us OF our uncertain and feeble tenure Of
me Oh 'ae i'lS'aoillty ei an earthly hoPcS'
be urcaarcd soon to follow his foot,tens
through the valley Of the shadow Of
death"
Resolrcd, That IN The removal Of onr
brother FROM th;s life, we derive great
consolation from our remembrance Of his
rqbIie services. % satisfactorily nerform.
I'd. and his exemplary character as an
honest AMI upright man, and as a good
AMI useful citizen.
Reso,eel, That in the Discharge of his
official duties az Justice of the District
Court. and as Justice of the Suarcmc .Iu.
drial Court it is a source of much prat.
if-,,ion 10 n. IA have witnessed his cons.
tant and faithful discharge Of hi. res.
.iI.I..;.1 -. ..iI.a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

:, =,
~ nNoTnEE :,:. o+L",i ,i II f''oA ,'ol ,T i,oi>S'N
nc i''l','y npHoIno' ,'. u ie,',':S''e ~
!nau2 spec" a' Io.ai''2ir ~ on 'a' : '''SI,
IN Nnl1n no s''' @ ana' ! e','i'sse' ,I "ou''' w
take hef S,all' o"ee more iii 'Ae StaAy oi
0t"'eS' h''oFF'"s 10 co" 'Fom'''' NC F'-
marNed ",
heh 'eli Us we must t' com ''on,ls'' W
VIII c9"Proa''se o,''y oJ iii1Hih5 .1eu II SU2-
ih'' p5 u9'''s IL > eis'1'" az " ''' ID III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
Original Domestic Receipts.


SoYER's PUDDiNG.-Take slices of brea
and spread them with butter, and lay then
in pudding dish with layers of any kim
of fruit or preserves, and then cover witt
nice custard, and eat with sauce.
BAKED EGGs.-Put half an ounce o
butter into small tin pan break fou
eggs in it, keeping the yolks whole
Throw little pepper and bits of butte
aad salt over. Put into the oven till set
aud serve. They will take about six min
utes doing.
RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT PIE.-Every on,
does not know what very great improve
ment a little molasses is to a pie-plant pie
but any one who will make the cxperimen
will be pleased with the result. Currant'
or eooseberries mixed with the pie-plan
add to the flavor very much.
GREEN Peas AND PoRK.-Put piece o
salt pork of about two lbs into pan witt
quart of peas. Fill up with water, ado
two teaspoonfuls of salt, one of pepper
one of sugar and two onions Bake fol
three hours. A little mint might be add
cd. Three pints of large peas alone, with
little dripping, is as good as above. :
SoYER.
GoosEBERRY FooL.-Put in pan a
quart of green gooSeberrics, with Il wine
glass of water and half lb. Of sugar. Stew
on a slow fire for twenty minutes; keep
stirring. Put in a basin and whip pint
of cream. When the fruit is cold, mix
with the cream and serve in cups or hol-
low dish with pastry round it. Rhubarb
and any of the small fruits may be done
in the same way.
SALAD SAUCE French Boil one ego
hard. When cold, remove the yolk, put il
into bason and bruise it to pulp with a
wooden spoon. Then add raw yolk and
teaSpoontul Of flour, a small teaspoonti.l
of salt, a quarter Of pepper; then add halt
a spoonful of vinegar, stir it round, pour
over tablespoonful Of oil by degrees, then
little more vinegar, and two more of oil
until eight teaspoonstuI OF oil and three
Of vinegar are used. Season with half 4
teaspoonfu of chopped onions, two of par
sley aud pinch of cayenne. 1t will keep
sometime if properly cooked.
STRAWBERRY SHORT CANEs-This is an
exceedingly delicious dish, although little
like painting the lily, for the strawberry
is too luscious in Itself to require any Of
the aids Of cookery. We give it, not for the
benefit of our dysPeptic readers,-for we
warn them against it--but for those who
can cat hot cakes for tea, ana can not dis
pensc with strawberries while they are in
season. The cake should BE made Ike sofia
biscuit, rather richer, but very hight, and
baked in round tin about the Size Of i
dinner plate. Inlmcdiately upon taking it
out of the oven split it in three parts, and
spread them with batter very thinly
Have your Strawberries prepared by coy
cring them with sugtr. Spread a thcS
layer of these upon one of the slices Of
the cake. and pour over them the ricLest
cream that you can procure then ado
another layer of the shortcake and another
Of Strawberries, as before. Cover the
whole with the remlin;n4 slice OF the cake
add some cream AMI powdered slgtr, and
YOU have dish which would tickle tn,
palate Of an cpicurc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

CrAt parish examination clergy
man askel charity boy if he had ever
been buptiz9d. No, sir, was the reply,
"not as | knows on but | WIS waxana-
ted. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

GTAn eppicure once asserted that two
were required to make a meal of chick
en-himself and the chicken.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

BEcslrss lover-"D Dearest s'rphira' not,
w,thstaDding the increased taxation upon
dresses, iewelry, watches, will YOU . VAL
pou b. mine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

Let the resolutions of the bar be enter
cd upon the records of the court, and i'll
token of respect to the memory of the de-
ceased, let the court be adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

ULet not your stream of life be a
murmuring stream.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

VANISHING CnEEsE.-A writer of the
Dairy Farmer states that it is the prac-
tice of some dairymen to coat each cheese
thinly with varnish made from shelIac
dissolved in alcohol, when about to be ship
ped for market. 1t is said to improve the
appearance Of the cheese and to keep it
from losing weight and gathering mold.
SroP THE MELON AND CUCUMBER VINES.
AS the vines run, pinch off the heads.
1t will strengthen the vines and throw the
sap into the fruit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

CI@Proyde a supply of green corn foi-
der for the COWS when the pastures become
dry. Sow it at once, in drills three feet
apart. Make the drills with one-horso
pldw, and scatter the seed in the drills
quite thiekly, say forty grains to the foot,
or about two and half bushels per acre.
keep it clean by running a horse cultiva-
tor between the rows. In this way, if tho
land is rich you will get a good crop
This is a far better way than sowing it
broadcast,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

iIRss-Ten copies, $40 90 one copy when ,
rAi' within SIX months, 81 80 at the cNp-
rauon o' the year. 500 No paper discon-
tinued until all arrcaragcs are paid Thee
terms VIII be strictly adhered te.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

Hay FOR CoLrs IN SUMNER. WI
colts arc turned into young, succulcnt gr
in summer, they not unfrcquently SEQ
this can be avoided by giving them lii
hay and an occasional feed of grain. I
same is true of other stock. it is a "
known saying, that " sheep prefer ro
meat to boilel.' 1t is matter of S
prise sometimes how well sheep thrive
dry summer, even in comparatively b
pastures.-GeneSee Farmer.