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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06
Flower Garden and Lawn.

-,
10 work and pan Tor future results, 10
moral lesson, which can be learned even
IN the smallest dowersgarden. Daring
this month, mu;h, can be done in
preparing Tor next seasons enjoymcnt.-
curing additions to our stock, and laying
out new grounds, or changing old ones. TO
better suit our improved taste, will give
abundant work for November.
CL'Nh@2S-Atl the tender ones arc to
nG removed rom 'he trc'ilses and protect
eI oy a siISat covering oil earth. Ihe
" lslafla Will rot Hourlah IN many north.
CIaYsANrurMUWs.-Keep neatly tied
mp. AMI wacn the frost has DESTROYED the
flowers, the roots NAV be taken up, diyid.
oI, and reset.
DMLIAs.-Lift the roots on n fine dsy
before freezing weather. Care should be-
taken not to break the roots from the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

0TThe " fashion " writer OF the New
York Express announces the fact that no
lady of ton will dare to appear now on
Fifth Avenue or Broadway with trailing
dress or long pctticoat. Short dresses
are the style. They are all scolloped
around the edge and are worn over bal
moral i" jopons, OF length to display the
kid boot or else the skirt is loopel up at
every seam, nearly to the knee, showing
the colored petticoat Of mohair, cashmere
or silk, trimmed either to match the dress
or in tasteful contrast to it, and in cor
respondence with the shade Of the hat or
mantle worn. The leather boots have
very high heels, colorcd, perhaps, and
strings and tassels also. The pcttcoat is
short enough to display the instep, al
least. To every dress suitable for walk
in,, the French modistes nov attach little
rings, through which pass little cords,
running to the waist, to join another cord
which is drawn at will around :he waist
when the lady prepares to promenade,
and loosencd within doors, thus allowing
the dress to resume It's original length in
the SALON. Hoops and skirts are quite
exploded in Paris; ilouncea mohair skirts
being used instead, to enable the dress to
fall gracefully.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06
NolASe, Gar,lea anl farar.
From the Agriculturist for Nov.
Kitchen Garden.

There will be plenty Of work in we'll
managed garden until freezing weather
stops-al operations. The crops still re.
naming out are to be harvested, and the
ground everywhere to be cleaned up, 20
that every available portion of refuse
shall 60 either directly to the compost
heap, or to the pig styc, or cattle yard
All WORK of preparation done now, will
greatly facilitate labor next Spring. In
stiff soil it will pay thro' the ground up
| in ridges with plow or spade, and leave IL
thus to the me lowing influences Of the
frost.
AspARAGUs.-Covcr with coarse ma
nurc' The ground can hardly be made
too rich. Manure is the secret of the
Giant Asparagus"
BEErs.-The harvesting and storing
should be completed before hard frost
comes.
CABAAGEs.-Thcsc should be covered
for Winter. Finish putting young plants
into cold frames.
CARRors.-Dig and store the remaining
crops early in the month.
CEbERY-Continue to earth up in dry
weather. Harvest before severe weather.
Stand it upright on level ground and COW
err with boards and bank up with earth.
Allow no earth to fall between the stalks.
tcrly,wc have practisea putting enough
for carly winter use into the cellar, cover
ing with earth, and leaving the rest where
it grows, well banked over with earth
when first struck by killing frost.
Drain every wet and heavy spot. The
whole garden will be all the better for
draining it can be worked enough earlier
in the Spring to make it pay. 3
MTcE.-Lct no rubbish be left to har.
Dor them. Guard against their intrusion
into the cold frames. Dishes of meal
poisoned with arsenic, will soon dispose Of
them.
OSIoSs.-Cov9r with litter to protect
those sown late to be left in the ground
during the Winter.
Parsnips and Satisfy are improved BY
leaving in the ground until Spring. Dig
enough for use during Winter, and cover
with earth in the cellar.
Poles stakes, frames ETC., should all
be carefully gathered, and housed for fu-
ture use.
RurBAEB.-Sct roots with crowns, any
time before the ground closes. Cover
with coarse stable manure, to protect the
roots aud enrich the soil.
Observation-Disclosures before injured by
frost, aud store for household use, and fos
feeding to stock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06
9ortr.1 o i
Old Friends.

All gone but you and I, old friend
All gone but you aud
What do we here. when in their graves
Our old companions lie.
Not suddenly they went away,
But slowly, one by one;
I'LL now we idly gaze around
And see that all are gone.
closer and closer every year
The narrowing circle grew;
Until. of all that cheerful band,
But remain and you.
And thinking of our youth, old friend
And all out life long years.
NY half-numb'd heart almps. e'crlIws
In burst Of sad warm tears.
For all things for the worst. old friend
Seem strangely chaug'd since then,
The womcns faces were more fair,
And hcartier were the men.
The seasons rrc all altered too
Less gcnal-nay, quite cold
Why, summer scarce is warmer now
Than winter was of old
And thinking Of the past, old friend!
And thinking 81 the past,
A selfish wish springs IN my heart
That should not be last
But that you, old and trustv friend!
Shoula stand by my death he'd.
Receive the last look from my ewes,
And close them when I'm dead.
fe'. clasp again my hand, oil friend
But turn not So away:
Lets hope to wear each other out.
And d,c upon ono day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief.


MARVELLOUS CLocK.-Thcre is exhibit
cd, at Mary and Institute, Baltimore, a
wonderful clock. the work Of u clock ma
ker named Morrill,, which it took fourteen
years to complete. This clock runs eight
days. strikes the quarter hours on four
different bells of various sounds, gives
the alarm to awaken the master, lights a
lamp, lights a fire in the stove. rings a
bell in the servants chamber, who arises
in the presence of all, looks around upon
the audience few moments, then draws
the curtain to dress A carriage is seen
coming along the road, calls at Mr. Nor
rill's store and gets clock, and drives
-rway. As the carriage nears the moua'
tain, two robbers attack the horses, and a
desperate fight ensues, \ farmer, with 4
glass, espies them and comes to the res
cue \ hunter at distance discovers
the state of affairs, and fires at tho rob.
herS, killing one, the other disappearing
into his cave in the mountain, aud tbs
carriage drives ON with its occupants.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

PREPARING MEAL FOR SrocK.-A cor
respondent of the Neto En2laad Farmler,
says he prepares his meal for fattcning
beef and swine, as we'll as for cows in
milk, by pouring boiling water upon it.
In this way he thinks the starch of the
grain is dissolved and the latent intrinsic
qualities extracted, and the animal receives
tue entire nutriment of the grain. He
calculates stock does not, in eating dry
meal, receive more than one half its good
ness. That there is not action enough in
mastication, on heat sufficient in the stom-
ach of the animal to extract and receive
the entire and real sweetness Of the grain.
Once weel; he throws into the mash a
little salt, AMI occasionally a teaspoon,ul
of wood ashes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

The Best You CAN-Ncyer faint. halt
or despair because you cannot realize
your ideal and do the thing you ,o0uld.-
Only do the best you can, and no author
itatiye judgement shall condemn you-
Your will may be equal to your IDEAL,
while circumstances may raise an in3uper-
able bar, for the time being, at least
How many persons make wreck of talent,
in signing for opportunities to do other
and more than their circumstances war
rant. They disdain the low rounds oil
the ladder, which most surely lead TO the
hgh. They have a notion Of what is
perfect accomplishment, and are unwilling
to take any halfway, preliminary steps
They have no faith in the prover5, halt
4 loaf is better than no bread" IF they
would study the record they would soon
learn that the most famous winners OF
whole loayes were at tha start wiling to
take any slice they eoa'd get. Oar trus
business in life is to make the most OF
the mean, and opportunities We have, not
to neglect small advantages because we
cannot have large ones BY cultiyating
the Iittles, we make it easier to compass
the greatest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

WnooPING CoUGn or CRoUP, howeve
severe may be alleyiatcn au.l cured by the
use Of Malame Za49e Portet'S C~rattee
B4iSaas.
Thi, invaluable medicine possesses the
extraordinary power ol relieving immodl-
ateIy Whoopins Cough. Iloaroonoss, Diff
Guilty Of breathing, lluskncss and Tick
ins in the 'rnroat. 1t loosons the phlogn
and viii be found very agreeable to the
taste. 1t is not violent remedy, but
cmolIicnt-warming searching and effec-
tive. Can be taken by the oldest person
Or the youaso-t child. For sale 10y G. q.
PECK dtussist, At - cts per bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

. v" h'' hhGGS. pub HidhlnS my
rounds in the garden, | Counl the postcrn
gate unlocked, AMI fearing treachcry tc
your royal person, deemed it my duty to
keep watch in the pavilion, of which. a.
your majesty is aware l have duplicate
key"
"Aounls! man! you haven't locked
the postsrn, have you ?' asked the pre-.
tended king.
No, sire, it remains as found it :"
Then, my good fellow, there is no
harm DONE said Ernest. "And III tell
yoa secret | expect a lady here every
instant, who has accorded me a priyat,
interview. The best service you can ren.
der me-is to leave me to myself.
\ hint from your royal fps isa com.
mana, . said the pretended Ernest. That
your majcsty's suit may prosper, is the
warmest visa Of your most devoted sub
jcc,."
The stranger vanished Before Ernest
had an opportunity to frame any hypothe.
sis with regard to this mysterious being
the door opened cautiously and admitted
the baroness. She threw herself at once
at the feet of Ernest.
Rise, lady" said the pretenlcd mon.
arch. i" should rather be at your leet
rise :"
Not said the baroncss, "tiIl your
majesty pledges his royal warl to pardon
me in advance for whateyer | may con.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

\ NEW CRISoLISE The London cor
respondent Of the Belfast, Ireland, NeHs
Letter says: \ tradcsman in Picaliliy
has made an astounding discovery. rs n
bcnef,ctor to mankind, the results Of his
researches entitle him to take RANK with
Copcrnicus, Calico, Hunter, Newton,
Fulton, Watts, Stephenson, Davy, or any
or all the philosophers who have surroun-
ded their names with nimbus of glory.
This distinguished person has met the
want Of the age. He has discovered 4
crinoline which wont get into eccentric
or unbecomiug angles when ladies get into
omnlbuses or press through crowds. The
article ia question is called the "Oada,
or waved iuoon,' and the inventor thus
describes It's wonderful properties; at
does away with the unsightIy results of
the ordinary hoops so perfect are the
wavc-Iile bands, that lady may ascend
L steep stair, lean against table, throw
herself into an arm chair, pass to her
stall at the opera, or occupy a fourth seat
in carriage, without Inconvenience to
herself or others, or provoking the rude
remarks Of the observers besides removing
or modifying in an important degree all
those peealiarities tending to destroy thc
modesty Of Englishwomen; anl lastly it
allows the dress to fall into graceful
folds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

~" A. my strength was, even so is
my strength now" said Joshua. SO will
every one say who is now troubled with
weak stonachs and worn ont digestive or
s,ns. If they will now and forever use
llerrick Aliens Cold Medal Salcratus--
for whenever it has made an aoquaiutanse
it STICKS closer than a brother, 1t will
be- your protector and shield besides Il
ways giving you nice, light and disostible
Bread, Biscuits, Pudlin 5, Cakes, &e.-
Try it. Most OF the Merchants sell it..
Depot liz Liberty Street, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

IN VAN, answered Ernest. That inimi-
table foot and hand are her bctraycr."
Y GU may be mistaken, after all."
| cannot be, and | claim the hand, !"
said Ernest, "aul will fnd employment
for that dainty foot The music sounds"
81 believe my hand is promised already,
50 take it quick, before some one disputes
the priza with you
The next moment they were whirline
round the vast saloon to a music that
might keep dancers on their feet for life.
Anna leaned upon the shoulder of her
partner, and he breathcl in her car words
| that she could not listen to without a
th.lll oil pleasure. At the conclusion Of
the dance, Ernest Ic.i her into a sidaroom
in which they found themselves quite
alone
You persist, then" said the lady, "in
calling me the Baroness Won Graifen-
berg"
"If had doubted before. Your dancing
would have convinced me. The leader Of
the sylPhiles is known by her step"
am a perfect Talgonia, thcn!" said
the baroness, laughing. Well, mein
herr, you have guessed right. And now,
n return for my conilenee,may request
you 70 rlasc your mask
can refuse you hotAinS' sa'd Efn-
est ' on 0'c'noefs'
IL raised his mask as he spoke, ami
dls;.Vsea 10 t"e ast9"''aea eyes OF the
baroness the weIFko9Tn features Of hlng
Louis Of Bavaria.
Bat thought you assured US that
the cavalier was Captain Ernest Won
Stcinbers!" e1elaims the reader. Let
Us c1pian. To give additional ze>t anil
pleasure, and complicatc the mysteries Of
masquerade, the coartiers Of Louis NV,
Of France had invented the following ex
Ped.cat. They procured fine wax like
ncsscs Of their friends, Of eminent per-
sous, ami wore them under their masas.
When requested 10 declare their Identity
they would raise tue outer mask, and the
inner wax one scen for moment, in most
cases completely deceive the spcrt4tor.-
It is cIsY to imagine what an infinite field
tar mystIication this coutrivance Afforded.
Captain Ernest ha1 4 friend, 4 sculptor,
who a4l modelled hi,t of the king
And from him he h3d procured wax
pas., beautifully eo.JrcI, and 50 vel
executed n to deeeiga the ryes Of tn
baroness for tha moment they rested on
1t. Ernest. satisfied with his success, re.
placed HI, black gelFet wizard, anl con.
timed tn interview.
Yes. baroness whispered the di-gas-
Il add ..e4u2, II /, Lpats aho st44i-
before 54a-n5t a. Your kja1-5n, -
your s4bja.,, your .,ayc-.h. th,.J. Of
yo4r bs4Qfy."
al. st-a!" rcaliel t'ir - Of VI III.
ica. ,.gaa are s5ortia, wNh the s,u-jalti.
tres i a weak wom4n."
NJ. hy h.agrn - rcplicl the A..e
king. = am iur3#t5@tol tHtt. I'cH5it
M at y5ar feet. anzI hear m swear esef.
ral a =,ituec 10 y5ar charms
Ia. rise. sire." sail tie baroness.
very maea agtatel. I'VE may be ,eea
or Overheard"
L,n. have lh1aIht" continue tte
fal.c In. ",hat asaaty saea as yours
should grace throne"
"a ,ar,ns - e.l,3.l the baroness.
Bat YOU are right" he continued har-
ricl.y. "rhi, is NJ time or place t1r
eondlen Ike ours llark, the clock is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

ry'Soe n woman in another column pick
ing Sambuci Grapes, inr Spears Wine 1t IS
an admirable article, used in hospitals, and
by the first f,mlies in Paris. London and
NcY York in prcierrhcc To old Port Wine.
Il is worth t.lal, Us ii gives great sAtislae-
tlOn u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

"a wonderful sculptor has been di,.
covered in Naples ia u boy only ten year.
old
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-03
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
- ALL PRIVATE DISEASES
R1 CwreH
~ WITHOUT MEaCURY.
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DIR. WWITTIER

Is 3EGuLARLY E, UCATED AND Light
/ ms O., qua lied. . d hs, sxpene c d IN ali
forl- Of disosrs . knowledge gu t. indispen.i 10
IN the psope, treatment Of the ', nereal al eases
in all its varied and Complicated forma, and has
for years made Tho treatmen, Of lriva,s diseases
his essiness and study. Experience, the bort
Of tea hers. has ens led him to perfect remedies
81 once efficient, tafe, ermsn. Mt A.d n most
cases can DO used siihout hind ,snce 10 business.
Particular attention ven 10 old standing Gases,
sach as we're tormery considered incurab.e-
Syphilis 10 all forms donorrhs, tseet, Structures
Orchitcs, Diabetes. Bladder ., Urinary diseases.
Aso tho effects Of solitary habit, both unuus 20
bady and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects blotches, bodily ak ess
ton aversion fnr and uneasint ~ in female
society, unmanlinesr, dread Of future events, 6n-
ally complete prostrston Of the vital over, l..ss
Of memo y, ringing in the esrs-csa BE- FULLY r.
stored 10 health.
All letters, with stamp answored.
DR.. w. manufactures all his medicine frem the
pu Drug, tvce from al smell or TASTE P~aae
csll . friendly talk and hs opinion will cost you
nothing. His Treatment is the result # ling ~x-
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rams dAwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-03
TkuSTEE,S SALE.

"HfREAS on the I'D day Of January, A y
loo9. Nichsel Howard Gated unto Josh
IA Disi Ms tru tee, . cert.iu deed Of Trust. n
vrying 10 sAii trustee the Land ia Scott co unty,
Iowa, ucscr bed ne .llo~s, wi. It's nui ubers
t~enty,s1 20 twe"ty-tev l27I and ~ envy
eight Isl oi Davenports out lot. 10 subdr yision
o inc quarter OF the r. qua ter o ,ec-
ton NO twenty three l23 in township No . ever
en'y eight l7sl. RS h r N, ~ ths saa are
nun oersd Asd de crib,d 90 he plat Of thu su,-
vey OF SAID out lots rec ,rd in tie heco, ,te.'s
ofhce Of scott county, J. wa. Which said co ,yey.
q CO va made by the ssid Michael dow. d tor
INC purpose OF securing the payment Of on. GER
lain prom ssory hots snd the int, est tn, reon.
'igned oy SAID MI a .el Howard, l., .ne hu udred
sna s'gov,ss'en u 100 l$io7 2'..lcol ds'li re-.
d"ted the I'D day Of J.husry,I -. 1851, and
PAya 10 nine months after date 70 the on Ter OF
ueofge l.. havenpo.t !. with ten To- per ces t. in
tersst thereon, upon which not, there was paid
NOV "a, t>5S tho SUN Of oAc ,unaref dollars
And now, said note hayi !, become due and
payable, a. the said Mirt sol Howard ha viuR
failed pay the same. J 80 ~ iai, rrsstee Is
Aforesaid 90 .reby give tni. public noice thx.
sr'seo ne Po.er v.htch is IN me We ted b.
sA.o aees rust. '~,t,, on Saturday. ITO sew
o'oentn itn day of January. A. So, =. the
hour OF two l2l 'rl.ck in ,he afternoon ~ said
d'y, VI tho Court House door, in the city OF Usv-
enpo'1 expose nd offer for sale. n, public .suc-
oou, inc 70 is Of Land above described, OF SO
"ucn tosrso' Ms shall be saffcisnt to satisfy a sd
-, 'ue ~ .ount Of said note, with the iLtere 81
.neae'n ', the day Of sale, together with I'll th
W expenses attending said sale, costs o.
. .. % tss aud Tsuse EOS fees. Upon tn. compile
ses OF such sslca deed will he gwen in sccord
sA0 With the stipulation Of said decd Of Trust.
Dated the 22d day Of Dscsmber. A. D. 1861
JOSHUA DIAL,
dec 23.ts Trus,ee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-03
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-03
dec 23.tl
TRUSTEES SALE,

NvHE@EAS, On THE l5Td DAY OF Az
w gust. A. u. 1853, Elisha j mes and Jul,n
Ann Jones, his wife. ed unto Charles b
Putnam, Is trustee, cert In Deed OF Trust, c n
v.yinK 20 said Tfustee the land in Scott count
lowa, described as follows, to-wit: Tssnty -0Ns
u feet trout by one hundred and Fifty $50
feet Ia depth (h the south side OF lot Nv. thfeI
(3) in block No three (S} in James Macintosh.
second addition TO tho city " Davenport. forming
AN obiong squ.a'e OF twenty ono III feet BY one
hundred and iiity 1907 Tee, be the same msre Of
less. Which said Conveyance was made D, the
said Elshs Jones and Julia Ann Jones for the
purpose of sec uring the payment Of two certain
promissory notes snd the interest thereon, sigaed
ny said Elisha Jones, dated the I5.h day Of Au-
gust, A. b. 1859 and psy.ble ~ toll Va: One
tor fnrt, seven 80 100 (S4. SO l00) dollars, pay
able in six go months alter date. and for the
sum Of ave hundred and twenty-five 5o-lo0
t$522 5o-loo) dollars, payable IN ono (l) ysss
after date, both notes beNing ten tlo) per cent.
interest after due, and payable to tho orler Of
Eliza w. Oliver.
And nov said last mentio ned note having b.
como due and payable. and ..hs said tlishs jones
having failed 10 psy the ram ., Charles b Put
nam. Tru stec as aforesaid, 40 hereby give this
public mott e, thst ny virtue Ut the power watch
u 10 me vested hy said Decd Of Trust, wilt, on
Saturday, the lo,h day o J nusry, A. y 1908
~ the hous VI two (2) o'clock n The afternoon Of
said day. NJ the Court Hcus cor. in the ci y OF
Davenport, expose and offer or sale, 1t public
auction, the parcel Of land abb, described, or o.
much thereof ~ Il AL DO ,u6iti ent TO satisfy and
pay tho smnunt of said note ith the interest
ihsreon to the day Of sale. toge her With eli the
costs asd txpen-es attending 81 lid sale. costs Of
this notice aud Trustees tees Upon the com
plstion Of such sale = deed will be given In Ac-
eordancs wish tue stipulation . I sad reed Of
Trust.
dated the 10Th day Of d. c~mse A n. 1888.
CHARLESE. PUTNAM,
dec lT-dts T.usfee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-03

4 special despatch from Washington
to the New io'k Erening Post OF yea
terday Us: "rbe National RepuJLi
can 81 this MON ny intl,ha es that for
eign mediation is at hand" and add.
thu, perhaps Il so'H br offered rith tht
consent Of or Government"
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m'ni-ttat'on paper, and has frequently
gwen evide &c that it 10 10 the secrets
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