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Roots Renovate the Soil.

For many years we have urged upon
farmers the importance Of cultiv.tine
more roots as part Of tho winter feed
Of stock. Our convictions Of their i'm.
portance are strengthened as our expert.
enoe is extended. The introduction of
root culture in British huspaudry was
considered "as important in incres sine
the products OF the soil, IS tho applica-
tion Of steam had been to the improve.
meut Of the manufacturing arts" "A
portion OF an article IN the Edinbvrg En-.
cyclopedia. says:
The introduction Of turnips into The
husbandry of Britain oecasioned one Of
these revolutions in rural art which are
constantly occurring among husbandmen,
and though the revolution came on with
slow and gradual steps, is completely es.
tablished. Before the introduction ] OF
this root, it was impossible to cultivate
light soils successfully. or to devise suit.
able rotations for cropping them with ad.
vantage. 1t was also difficult task to
support live stock through the winter and
spring months and as for feeding and
fatteuing cattle and sheep for market dur.
ing these Indictment seasons, the practice
was hardly thought of. and still more
rarely attempted. unless when 4 full
stock Of hay was provided. which only
happened in very few instances. The
benefits derived from the turnip husban.
dry are, therefore, cf great magnitude
light soils are now cultivated with profit
and facility abundance Of food ia pro.
vided tor man and beast: the earth is
turned to the uses for which it is physi.
cally calculated and by being suitably
cleaned with this preparatory crop, bed
is provided for grass seed wherein they
flourish and prosper with greater vigor
than after any other preparation"
The sheep and wool,growers understand
their importance, as few Of them attempt
to winter sheep without their aid. Cows
give more aud better milk for feed of
half bushel Of several kinds of roots,
each day, such as turnips, msngold wurt.
zels, beets, carrots. parsnips. potatoes. and
ruta bagas. They will save meal in fat,
ting cattle. and horses are kept in better
health. their hair is softer aud brighter,
and they will perform more labor than il
fed on hay and grain. without roots.
Something seems to be needed in their
food, besides mere nut-iment, and roots,
properly prepared and fed out, to supply
that "something," aud the ANIMAL ,hrives
as it did not on the hay and grain.-N,
E. Farmer.
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Grand DiVisiun s. of. T.

The annual session of the Grand Div.
ision Of Sons Of Temperance commenced
in this city on Tuesday. The session was
attended by about sixty delegates, and
was of very interesting character.
The sess on was opened at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, in due form. by the G. W. P. the
following officers being present:
James NJ. Lincoln, Bath, &. W. P.
Geo. Vincent. Bangor. G. W. A.,
H. X. Morrill,. Gardiner, q. s.,
John s. KimbaIl, Bangor, g. r.,
Rev. w. j. Robinson, Belfast. G.
Chaplain.
Geo. U. White, Belfast. G Sentinel
N. G. Hichborn, Stockton, G. W. P.
The G. W. ?. appointed A. j. Potter,
Of Bath, &. &.
The Grand Division proceeded to initia.
ton, and eighteen representatives were
duly initiated.
Adjourned to 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Grand Division was opened at
o'clock, p. NJ, at Atlantic Hall. Prayer
by Rev. Bro. Adams of Camden.
The Grand Division then listened to
the reports of the Grand Officers,
which were referred to the appropri.
ate Committees. The report Of the G..
w. p. was sound and able address, re.
plete with valuable suggestions for the
advancement of the cause.
From the report of the Grand Scribe
it appears that the whole number of Divi.
sions in the State at this :ime is 80 oil
which number IS have made returns for
the present quarter. Four new Divisions
have been formed during the quarter, and
the Order is in healthy and encourag
ing condition.
The Grand Division proceeded to til
election of officers for the ensuing year
and the following we're elected:
z. Pope Vose, Rocklaad, G. W. p,
d. P. Thompson, Winslow, G. W. A.
II. Il. Morrell, Gardiner, Il. S,
John S. Kimball, Bangor, G. T.,
Rev. +. H. Small, Winterport, G
Chaplain,
o. G. Hall, Rockand, G.. c.,
DAME! Patten, West IIampdcn, G
Sentinel.
TUEpAY EVENING.
A public meeting was held on Tuesda.
evening, at the First Baptist Church, oil
which occasion large congregation was
present. James NJ Lincoln, Esq, o.
Bath. G. W. p, presided. and praye
was offered by Rev. Il. H. Small OF Win
tcrport, after which addresses we're mad
by Rev. D. p. Thompson of Winslow
John Kimball of Bangor, Hon. N. G
Hichborn of Stockton. NJ l. Stevens Q
Portland, o. G. Hall of Kockland au'
Hon. o. Pickard of West Hampden,-
Music was furnished by the choir.
Committee to locate the sessions Of tn
Grand Division for the ensuing year n
ported. locating the sessions as follows
January session at Bath; April sessio
at Saco July session at Carmel; Oc:s
Der session at Richmond.-R ckland Gl
zete.
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of my voice, and smiled now family, a

Of my voice, and smiled now family, as
/ bent over him.
"ls it Minnie, my little wife. come
back to me? No, that cannot be. /
drove her from me with cruel words, and
she said that not all the wealth Of the
world, not the joys Of heaven itself would
tempt her to live with me again. am
only dreaming, as l was the other night
when l thought saw her," and then the
lids dropped YEARLY again.
" GU are not dreaming. john" I said
II am Minnie, and love you. Do you
want me to stay 2"
His eyes flashed open with a living joy.
Sach look as came into his face!
"You love me. dear, after the great
wrong did you p
For oil answer laid my head down on
the pillow beside his. was crying so
that could not speak. He put his arm,
the one that was not injured about my
neck, and once more I felt my husband s
kisses on NY lips.
You're the best and dearest woman
in all the world, my precious, precious
wife," And so we were reconciled.
1t was many weeks before I permitted
him to tell me how that great misuuder.
standing Of our married life had arison
The man trusted like brother de-
ccived me most bitterly. He showed me
letters written in hand so mnch like
yours, that at last | became convinced
that you were false to me. was cow
ard to doubt you at all, but was mad, l
think-mad with jealousy. But loved
you, Minnie. even while wronged you.
loved you first, last, best, always; and
[ can never tell you what agonies of re-
morse I suffered when l found that my
cords had driven you out in the darkness
Of night, homeess and friendless. l left
no means untried to fud you, but it was
all Of no avail Six months ago Wilson
Clarke died, and just at the last he con-
fessed that those letters we're forgeries.-
He had done it, he said, to punish me for
winning you from him, and to punish you
for accepting me after he had been re.
jected."
John is beside me now, we'll man,
handsome and strong as ever and there
is baby on my breast-a tiny boy, with
his fathers eyes, and the name love
best on earth, John Al gernon Carson
Sat. Ere. P0 (.
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9petry.
Papa what is a Newspaper,
and what does it Contain

Papa what is a Newspaper
and what does it Contain
Organs that gentlemen play, my boy,
To answer the taste Of the day, my boy,
Whatever it be,
They hit on the key.
And pipe in full concert away, my boy.
News from all countries and climes, my boy,
Advertisements, essays and rhymes, my boy.
Mixed up with all sorts
Of flying reports,
And published ut regular times, my boy.
Articles able and wise my boy,
AT least in the editors eyes, my boy;
logic so grand
That few understand
To what in the world it applies, my boy.
Statistics, reflections, reviews, my boy,
little scraps to instruct and amuse, my boy,
And lengthy debate
Upon matters of state,
For wise headed folks to peruse, my boy.
The funds rs they were and are. my boy,
The qaitbles and qnirks Of the bar, ~ boy,
And every week,
A clever critique
On some rising theatrical star, my boy.
The age of Jupiter's moons, my boy,
The stealing OF somebody's spoons, my boy,
The state Of the crops,
The style of the fops,
And the wit of the public buifoons, my boy.
List Of all physical ills, my boy,
Banished by somebody's pills, my boy,
Till you ak with surprise,
Why any one dies,
Or what. the disorder that kills, my boy.
Who has go. married, to whom, my boy,
Who were cut off in their bloom, my boy,
Who has had birth
On this sorrow-stained earth,
And who totters fast to their tomb, my boy.
The price of cattle and grain, my boy,
Directions to dig and to drain, my boy,
But twoull take mo too long
10 tell you ia song
A quarter Of all they contain, my bay.
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References
N. Boynton 4 Co., Martin l.. Hall Co, A, l. Ben.
Won Cashier National Exchange Bant, Boston |;
Thaser & Sargent, New York Ross Brothers, Port:
land, Me 1; Thurston Il Crosby, Bangor, Edward
Swazey, Cashier Bueksport Bank, Buck sport COBB,
stockton; Lathley Rich, Winterport. 6m2o'
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SPIRITUAL FAcrs.--.That whiskey is the
key by which many gain an entrance into
our prisons and alms-houses.
That brandy brands the nose Of all
those who cannot govern their appetitss.
That wine causes many to take wind.
ing way home.
That punch is the cause Of many uu.
friendly punches.
That ale causes many ailings while
bear brings many to the bier.
That champagne is the cause of many
real pains.
That giu.sliugs have "slewed" more
than The slipgs Of old.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10

Capt Fuller's new steamer. the
"Marcena johnson" made her frst trim
from this city to Mt. Desert last Satur-
day. and will run in conpsption with the
X Katahdip. We learn that an unfortunate
accident has happened to the engineer Of
the Msrcena johnson. who has had one
Of his hands caught in the useAinsry
and badly injured. Capt. Falles hss sent
to Bangor for an engineer 10 take Biz
place while hs i disabled.
RtMss{ 6aw1t,
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comnotitlon had not yet penetrated. assuring us
6r.tc,ass dotlle.virc lire, between sou ana 4U''
niles in LEACH, starting no" 'n' >,
If Chicago and Atchifon. uniting ~ TOT.
v,arrev. and proceeding thence, trouh The prime p"
roi,t. i. is. mining districts OF Colorado a"d Ne.
Nd. and lie chief cities end towns o. California ana
giving Us that connection with the facih,' "''H'-'
which any gres teegrophic enterprise Hu'. NC
s,c,orr bee, Sc Incomplete. Rounding and per'ee'it
r svst,rn Of opeI atoms, 1t places US Oh az eiuay
viii, our competitors. Hence these tears
JANIS NicKAYr. President U. 5. Telegraph TO-
Yeu Yak, jug ). 1855.
P.s-rhe authorship OF the article to wn'cn '''o
abe,e is reply may suggest Itself to some Oh ou'
friends when they are Informed that tho following was
eleoraphcd over the lines Of our neighbour, june ~
as A.sociaffd Press Hers
"Tm TRlBJsE this morning publishes an llipo'''n'
evo.e by stakeholder ofthe United States teegrapn
concerning the proposed extension Of that me " Tue
Pacific. which is deeply interesting to capitalists ana
the public generally
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To the Public.

On the sixth day IF February last | was ar
res,el by Col. L. c. Baker, charged with ntterns false
and fraudulent enlistment papers. and conveyed 70 inc
Od c,n.tol Prison in Washington Varons statements
severely rejecting upon me were then aud have Sace
been made ia the public prints.
During NV Imprisonment | hage remained silent
Now. tlat am rooa,oi from he military jurisdiction
and returned to NY home. jus ice to my family to my
friends and to myself requires me 10 say that am inno
cent os he charges preferred against lue, that not one
oificm has been sustalpca; thai / never sold Ease
in my lie that have been for long
series of years honest and respected citizen @! Brook
l,n and that claim the restoration VI tse good opinion
If nv G,lIoU c.t.zeus. JOHN FAY.
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MEXICO.

An Emrcrtnnt Imperial Decree Expected
The States OF Siuaion, Durango,
Cad sonora 10 DC Ccdoa 70 France ar
securtty.
The new steamship Manhattan, Capt.
Turner from Vere Cruz 18th June, and Havana jug g.
arrived yesterday Of ernooufhus making ire ripirom
Havana in three days and twenty hoaIs. Let Vera
Cruz on tie Is ia u II p. Il. AID arrived nt havana
July /, at p H.; lef, Havana Jaly 3 ct ?. m ar'
rived at Now.YcIk on 7th inst at Quarantine at P.
d. Spoke vessels.
Mr.. Benfolu bears dispatches from Minister Corwin.
Mexico, 10 the United States Government Vera
Cruz very heslthy--uOt single Of yellow fever
for ten days preceding departure Of steamer Health
of Havana very eoOd--ao yellow fever.
To the Purser q tho ship, Mr.. Edward Austin, we
are iDdepted for lis attentions in the prompt delivery
of our correspondence and for nflrmsiion.
The only important news from Mexico is that the
Emperor intended issuing decree about the end Of
June or LIST Of July. ceding Sinaloa, Duraneo ana
Sonora to tie French security for tie war deot O"
France. Vera Cruz was very healthy--no cases OIL
yellow fever having occurred at that place or al
Havana.
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TIRE TgHE.
Tro,tirs on the Fashion Course, T.. Z.

Yesterday tTO, for q purse and stake Of s 100,
mile heats, best three IN FIVE in harness, OF on
the above Course. Tic conditions specified good Day
and good track" and there certainly both the day
being very favorable last tine and the tack in adj
nirable order There were three entries, viz: :. sc
Laughiu's br. II. simmons Mare; X. WalkoI's Oh. u.
Lady Evelyn; and alr Eodu's j. n Roam Mare. The
latter Ees the ayOrte IT. tle betting which pIe.y
extensive.
FnsT HEAr-Smmon's mare had tire inside. lad
Evelyn In me middle, rad the roam mare third. A
capital start was hac the roam mare leading lensth
around the turn with simmons maze lOnr Lengths
behind Lady Eyclga. ~ The quar.er pole, which was
reached in - seconds TIC .OaD mare md the Lady
were mead aud heed together; but going along tle
back stretch tie latter took the lead aid was clear
length shead AT nc hai-ne pole In ll7. Mclaughlin
being full ten lengths behind the roam mare. A fine
race was now wines ed between the rUan and Lad,
Evelyn. both being iockel together oil tae way Oh TIE
EiId quarter ulth simmons mare .Oius go nOpeessy
IN tie rear that fer being ilslaccl became matter
Of certainty splendid struggle up tie homestrrtch
between tue other two resulted In the victory of Lady
Evelyn (wLO admirably driven by Robert NaikeID
BY la.f length, in 240l. Simmon's mare disiaucod
SEco.D HEAr.-Bettmg so TO so On Lady Evelyn,
who quickly took tie Lead but tie roam stuck Close
that at the quarter POLE tbs former 90 eniy neck in
'front.' tame ~ seconds. Inc race 0Jhb the DICK
stretch witnessed. the che,tnu' mare maintaining
IN advantage OF half length to the nalimiie pole IN
1;les On tie thrce-Qp'rtcr stretch TIE roam mare
crep. up and there VeS nothing 70 choose hetWecn
them they turaed into the honesiTetch SO closely
were hey yOked together. Amid great excitement
they cauo up Ire straight end - they crossed the
score the ud- es decided taat Lady Evelyn was tAe WIN
uer by a neck ana shoulders. Time, 2.4L
1HRD UEAT.-letumF $lOO 10 40 "a The chesnut
mare A good sc Of. but the roam breaking, Lady
Evelyn led hall length around the turn, but az tho
quarter pole, which was passed IN l1s seconds there
W. OF " a neck between .hem The Lazy drew clear
on tho back stretch. but the broke game tn 3
lt tie hilt mic IT, she was Oy Aat length heAlnd
IN l:lgL HreakLg how ever. directly aitefwGrd. size
caaed on run and at the brge.quarier stretch they
we're head aud head. A beautiful race home result d
iu tie victory Of Lady Eyey Uy head only, the roam
breaking near the finish lime 244.
SUMMARY.
F.sHioS COURSE J. L. ard stake 100, mile heats
H. - t.,.e I'm hive ~ harness. Coo Gay AID track
~ Maker named Oh. Lady eyn................
A. ,lIa named T. ~. Roam ..................
y n sushlo 4 AIMED Dr. n. sin.u ms Mare, dist
o"@nS- Iine 24l-zsl-24..
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Dr.. ROBERT S. NEWT0nS
IN NETWORK CITY.

To enable ny numerous gentlemen patients ffon the
county Wilt 10 the city for at a Inoier1s
expense have quized nsttuti0n with sizy 900
Portable WELL.FURNlsHED ROOMS WITH BOARD,
from SIX to TWELVE DOLLARS PER WEEK, with
EVERY REQUIRED ATTENTION, convenient to 81 lnes
Of travel ana but D short distance from NJ Office.
have also provided in pleasantly situated ard WE'LL
FURNISHED RESIDENCE similar accommodations fox
my numerous LADY PATIENTS FROM TIE COUNTRY,
where they viii DO unier the CARE or LADY ATTEND
ANTS ROBERT ;. tEWlON, NJ D.,
Late Professor Of sursry and o Teo and Practice in tho
Ec'ecc Medical College, Cincinnati Ohio
DR.. ROBERT s. MENTIONS IEDICAL OFFICE for
the treatment Of SURGICAL DISEASES, CANCER. FlS-
TULA PILES, CATARACT, CALCULUS, DISEASES CT
TIE BONES ULCERS Of every ceseipdon, TUhORS,
evsly form Of DIE isE Of TIE EYE, BRONCHIAL
AND CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS, POLYPU5 luasai
End uterire), STRUCTURE OF every variety, ETC., BIZ
HIS IMPROVED METHOD Of PRACTICE, is a. No.
~ EAST ElGHrEENTIfsr, between FIFIH'AVE.
a.h BROADWAY, NEW.YO DIRK.
~ B-patelts out OF the city desiring advice, may address
Dr.. Rober. S. Newton above by letter
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LAW rNTELAECETCE.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-GEvrRAL TERn-Befor
Jui-es DAILY. hhADY auo CAtDozo.
DCrIs ONs.

COURT or COMMON PLFAs-GENrsAL TERn-Before
Jud-es DAILY. hhADY auu CAhDozo.
DECIs OSs.
Charles 3. BOstwlck, &c., agt. Pmlp tralhn-
stel-rlor simed wtI 10 costs. Opinion y .doz). J
william l. Wait at. J0.t FesgusOn.- Orter aIIHrd WIZ
: ID co.fs. OPINION b. Codo,9 ).
Heuef w. DA-mau az. lhlrrs Fuckn4er-i Judgment ie'
ver,ed gi,l costs. Opinion by C4rloz1 j.
thlfrs Wrle lg. ice uefuan savings Bank Judgment
reversed s. itil co.'s. Opinion - tardozo J
The star Steamship Go. aH. samuel j.. Mtche--Ju's
menf affirmed = t4 sc.ts. Opinion b. .4rd1z0, }.
o.sto r. Shaw a. Andrew Like. judd nent reversed
with costs. OpinOl by Brity, -
William B4krf a. JOHN Mcconnell Judgement revertedf
ana rial ordered ~ eos sniB decucis oO' Vp'"'o"
Antonio Vincent ct Tic NrgYors Neuyas Cuba steam.
sip Con pany Judgment all nee with cos OPin.on .!
Brady. d.
uIa holmes and OF ars as' Joshua acknowledgment
alitui-d with costs Ol mon by tarcoz9,J
Ltxa-f ~ istooJ4i-.4en affirmed iih costs Opinion
AI,sid-r McKeuz'e a.t J. Kiratrick.-Iudgnent r.
ycls.l with cost. opinion by brady, y.
4hoG.p. turi, OCT Philip y. fmte-JucSment tilIlAee
with costs. Opinion b. judo Bitay
,yi luls Juld a.i ie wins Lelk.-Judment reversed
vi % cI.'f. Opinion H. Clll0zo, }.
John ~ p4rkr ast ery D. bToueon-Ju Bnen reversed
with coffs tf ill0I by Caro- TO- }.
join rrebb ag'. James lrtbl.--Iudsnert ahfnei.
Ia re the hrrriferhu oi frances r. NTH --tfder a-
noalei rom utruItd viii r. ll costs.
IN .e le Rrcci,cg,p a. Edward Hornoaum Order np-
re..l fn..I with 10 COSTS Opinions ty Ctcooza }.
J.lrs ~ 4cr a... " Iih 10 LenI-j ldzueht reversed
will cosi- Opinion by piy, J..
sPlcIAL IERK-JcLY Before Judge CARDoEo.
DECISIONS.
Ccrsam Kruger agt. Oestucher & Co.-Reierence
cls,,. c. Abel ast Flrre y. einy-No.lon denied with.
ont
Jane. McDopoush ast. Cochran Observation-Disclosures,
allowed.
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sclr. T. ". Bcnf 'cy, EiNrl, N'lleet
SER. Jacob rirdsa, iiuze'on. virginia days wood
Sc.rS q. Whill.n, Neal, Richmond DAYS, Tobacco.
'scLr. Typhoon SMITH Fortress Monroe days
Sclr. Is. Cook, Lee. Virginia days wood.
schr. Jamestown, McGee, Norfolk, , days barrsis
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