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WHY >Urrc,s FROM >O4Es
Shipping Journal.

PORr OF EIISVOIl
CLEARED.
Aug, 18th, Sch, Wanda la, lord, for New York.
SeuatJr, Bunsey, tor Lynn.
10Th, Sch, ilta.t, CuftI' tor Boston.
Aslcpll Whitaker, iur Boston.
Eth, sch, May Euzabeth, Eaton, do.
CtrfesIa, l. tucc>ter, Ia. Boston.
Frl h Pierce, Irrtnt, FOR Portland
d" Edward, Mills H. Tor Boston.
Dolphin, Davi, for Boston.
Arici TruewO. tty, Ior Providence
l0.h, sch, l. mice, Cont, foi New io1k.
" William, JellIson, for do.
ARRIVED.
lgh, S3h, Bonney ives, iott, from Boston.
Canova, t'attrn, tom Boston.
Goth, sch, Bangor, jordan, from Poitsn puth
DAVIS, Whitaker, from 30 ton.
tLEARED.
2Oth Sch Agenntia. Means, for y. York.
olive Branch, .enny, for MediOrd.
ARRIVED.
2lst, Sch, Franconia, TcGeworhy, for \. 7.
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Office OF FoRECLos SURE.

Office OF ORECLOSU SURE.
Whereas George Higgins of Ellsworth, in the
County of Hancock aud state of OF Maine, by his
G.rd Of mortgage, dated April OH, \. u ISL and
rec Icd in Hancock registry, Vol, 10, Page l2,
conve, ed 10 under> Xncd two lots or pai GELS of
land situated in said Ellsworth on the West side
OF Union River, aud joining each other being the
sam. pr mis- . on which the ,aid Higgins now
YES and Mhicn the unuers igned c nveyed to HIM
Ap il 9TH, \. u. lsii; aud wheI cas- the con-itlun
contained Ia sad Moftg &c Deed has been broken
claim to iotecooe the same purAuan 10 the stat
ute vi the state aad give this mott ;e accordingly
NM. II. BLACK,
by his ATTY
A +. DRINkwATER.
Ellsworth, August 18th, 1851. Sw3o
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PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
ALTOONA, PA, Is Dec, 1866.

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
ALTOONA, PA, Is Dee, 1866.
Gentlemen: The watches manufactured by you
have been in use tlis railroad for several years
by our engnemen, to whom we furnish watches as
part Of equipment. There are now some three
Auntred Of them carried on our line, and we con-
slider them good and reliable time-keepers Indeed
have great satisfaction in saying your watches
give less trouble, and have worn and do wear
much longer without repairs than any watches we
have ever had in use ON this road. AS You are
aware we formerly trusted to those of English
manufacture, of ACKNOWLEDGED good reputation; but
as class they never k pit time as correctly, nor
have they done good service as yours.
In the statements am sustained by my predec-
essor, Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extended over
q series oiyears.
LDWA ID II. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent
American Hatch Co, Hanham.
We make now 1--WE different grades Of watches,
named respectively us follows;
Appleton. Taacy g. Co., walthana. Mass.
Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.
+. S. Bartlett, Waltham, Mass.
VIM. Ellery. Boston, NJ ass.
Home " atch Company, Boston, Mass.
All OF these, with tho exception of the Homo
Watch Company, are warranted by the American
Company to be of the best material, on the most
approved principle, and to posses every requisite
for a reliable time keeper Every dealer selling
these Watches is provided with the Company's
printed card OF guar rantee. which shonld accomr.
any each Watch sold. so that buy ers may feel sure
tina, they are purchasing the genuine article. There
are numerous counterfeit, and limitations Of our
Watches sold throughout the county. and we
would caution purchasers 10 be on tneir guard
against imposition.
Any grades Of altman Watches NAV be pur.
chased OF Watch Dealers throughout the country.
ROBBINS 4 APPLhTON.
1872 Broadway, New York.
lmS0
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock, SIS Court of Probate. Aug. Term,
D. 1877. m
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDEREp.-Thst
sad petitioner give public notice to all persons III
terested, BY causing copy of the petition an
this order thereon to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth America" news
naper pub- he'll ii. Ellsworth, IL said County, that
they may appear at t"nrt OF PROBATE for said
Cunn,v, tn be held Mt Ellsworth IN said County,
the second "Wednesday of sep. next, az ten OF th'
clock in the forenoon, and show cause, If any
they have WHY, the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
2ycl Alto t:--GE A nYER Reg. tel.
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To The Honorable JuIge OF P.oblte fOr the County
CT Hancock. ,
HE undersigned adnlinistra'rix Of the estate Of
Rich I'd II uaclcy, late OF Franklin in said
County deceas cd, res peetfuliy iepre>cn stha. he
goods and chattel- rights aud credits of said de-
Ceased are not sulNricn. pay his just debts and
charges of administration, by the of One
Hundred and fifty dollars, Wherefore YOUR petit.
toner prays your Honor to grant him Iicence to
sell ut public or private sale, and convey sufficient
ot the real estate OF the deceased tincludiLg the
reverson of the widows wer therein,} to satisfy
SAID debts and charges Of administration
HAMLT A. uADLEr.
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SeveutN--iN ages; prIee - cents. S"nt to any
address. No money required until the book is re
,eivcd. read, AID IulIy approved. 1t Is perfect
guide to he sick m,lispuse
Address Or. ;. >. FiICH, p fremont street
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Hancock, as. Court of Probate, Aug Term. A.
d. 1907.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDErED,-That
said widow give pubic notice to all persons
mterestsi, by causlng copy of the petition, ana
this order TIN reon, to be published three weeks
suGcessivel, in Tn Ellsworth American a news
paper published in Ellsworth In said County, that
they my appear at Court OF Probate for said
County, to be neld at Ellsworth on the secondNed-
ncsday of Sep, reXt, at ten OF the tlock in the
forenoon, to show chuse, IT ary they have why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
81 Auest:-GFo. A. DYER Register.
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OIL hancock.
TNHE undersigned, Widow of Judah Chase. late
/ OF Bluehl in said County, deceased, respect
fully represents, that said eceas cd died possess
ed of Personal Estate, an Inventory of which has
been duly ret, .rned into the Probate Once: that
her circumstances render il necessary that she
should have more Of said personal estate than she
is entitled 10 Oh distribution thereof: She there
fore prays that your Honor would grant her such
allowance out OF said personal estate, AS in Sonr
discretion you may determine necessary and prop
er, and for the appointment Of Commissioners to
set out her lower IL said estate.
EaMA W. CHASE.
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front Breeding.

For years past Mr.. Robert Grid!ey, of
this village has been engaged in the ar
titicial Matching and breeding Of trout.
n few days since we availed ourselves
OF an invitation 10 accompany Mr.. u.
in his morning visit, and 1t may be of
interest to our reatiers to hear OF his ope-
rations. It is only three years since Mr..
Gridley purchased the land and COM
mencel the business at his present loca-
ton, about one mile and half south
east Of this place, near the Fair Grounds,
and adjoining the Race Course. The
spot seems to have been Intended by ma
ture for the particular purpose to which
Mr.. Gridley has devoted it. There is =
large ravine, from the banks of which,
on both sides. numerous springs gush
forth pure, clear and cold. Mr.. Gridley
has cleaned out places near several Of
ming into small ponds. Here, at tho
proper season, the troat arc taken aud
spawned, and as the eggs hatch the
young trout are cared for until they
attain IA size sufficient to be let into
larger and deeper ponds. The number
of young Matched last winter and spriug,
in his various ponds, lie estimates at
1900.
After looking at these young ones we
were next introduced to ponds coEtain-
ing 1000 yearlings. They had, many
of them attained u fair size, and present
ed an attractive show; as the saying is,
they Were good enough to eat.n They
had been fed already, hut still as
bread crumbs, &C., were thrown in to
them, they swarmed and jumped about
turning Summersauts out of the water
with consummate skill.
Lastly we visited the pond where G0C
plump two year olds were enjoying
themselves. These We're noble looking
fellows, and jumped out of the water
for worms as lively rs crickets. Tn,
man in charge, who lives on the place
and devoteS the most of his time to tn,
ponds and fish, takes great pride in thi
pond. There is one large one name,
"Tom,' who seems to know his nam
sufficiently to show himself when call
ed. The feeder il an enthusiast il
trout, and told how he sometimes trained
them to jump over Il small string stretch
ed across the pond.
This ravinc Is wild and sOmewha
swampy yet, Mr.. q. not having beer
able to do more than care for his ponds
but he intends going on to improve tn
place, laying out walks along the banks
&c, renderin. it very inviting.
AS the ravine descends it widens, ant
in II suitable place Mr.. GridIcy has ,
i larger pond stocked with larger fish
which we did not get an opportunity t.
see, but very willingly took his wor'
| res SuaCt ing them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-08

PRACTICAL H1NTs.--A coating of
three parts lard aud one part resin ap-
piled to farm tools of iron or steel. will
eflectually prevent rust. Common nails
heated red hot and dropped into cold
water will clinch and answer the purpose
OF wrought nails. The sharp corner Of a
coumon Indian arrow head or flint will
cut glass quite efiectua!Iy. A good wag-
on jack may be made of two pieces of
boards, two or more feet long. Place the
board in front of the wheel, one end on
the ground, and the other just under one
of the spokcs, close up to the felloc, then
take hold of the spoke on the opposite
side of the wheel and lift it, at the same
time placing the second board under the
axle. In this way loaded wagon NAV
be lifted with case. Rusty nails may be
drawn from wood without difficulty, bv
first giving them blow hard enough to
start them little. A gun will not need
cleaning for years, if the muzzle is tight
ly corked, and a piece of rubber kept up-
on the tube under the hammer when
standing idle
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its, and native sulphur without limit.
The Esquimaux aud Aleutians are clever
at carving, and the latter are the best
oarsmen and build the handsomest seal
skin boats in the world, some of them
rs light as silk. Fifty thousand pounds
of walrus ivory have been exported in
one year The crows in the streets of
Sitka are exceedingly daring and hume
rous, and the hogs eat only fish, SO that
their meat has the taste of cod. The
smallpox kills about one-third of the
people annually. Near by there are
millions of canvass-back ducks, whose
eggs are laid and Matched only in this
region. They are very savory and popu-
lar.
1t is n thousand miles less between
San Francisco and Japan by the Aleu-
tian Islands than by Honolulu, and the
former are naturally coaling stations.
The English trappers are in continual
wrangie here with the Russians, and
trouble is anticipated with them when
they hear that the Yankees are in pos
session. Phiid1ephio Inquirer.
Fishes are not acrobatc in their aims
nor gymnastic in their gyrations. In
order to avoid being drowned they ac-
quire the art of swimming at an early
period of their existence. But this
is usually the limits of their locomotive
achievements. 1t was, therefore, with
some surprise that we came across the
following account Of a esaltatory per-
formapoc on the part of Il shark in Pa
cific waters:
down at Wakes Island the water
swarms with sharks. 1t is dangerous I,
wade in the shallow water for fifteen ol
twenty, will make for you rs soon N
they see your legs. Well sir, one da.
Bill L.Noyes, one of our men, was stand
ing in the water inside the reef whei
the first thing he knew there were
about dozen of the uglicst looking dev
lis after him you ever saw. One o
these fellows, the ugliest of the lot, made
dart at Bills legs, when Bill picked
up a rock and gave it to him, and raj
ashore. Now, what do you think tha
bloody shark did? Well sir, he wa
mad at being hit by that stone, but N
didn't keep at Bill. He just turne'
around, swan about two hundred yard
from shore to get a good start, and theI
made for Bill, who was then on tn
beach, like lightning, and he actual
had such a headway that he tir
ped out of the water on the beach, hig
and urS, close u Bill's legs. The boy
took Il lot of rocks and finished the say
age devil. Now sir, that story ma.
seem rather fishy, but if anybody doubt
it he cun just go aboard the Caroin
Mills and see Bill Noyes, and he will
confirm it--every word"
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Beautiful Answers.

A pupil of the Abbie Sicord gave the
following extraordinary answers:
What is gratitude?
'Gatitude is thememory of the heart
What is hope?'
Hope is the blossom of happiness
What il the difference between hope
and desire
Desire is tree in leaf hope il a tree
in flower, and nioyment Is tree in
fruit
What Is eternity
n day without Il yesterday or to NOR
row-a line that has no end
what is God
'Ihc necessary being the sun of etern-
ity, the machlnist of nature. the eve of
justice, tire Matchmaker of the universe,
the soul of the world
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Ice Cream Saloon.

AvlNH got nxed up In my new rooms.
toners with the best Of Ice Cream. Iemonade
Pies, Cakes, Candies, Nuts, Fruits. Tobacco and
Cigars. and in fact everything usually kent in
Confectionery Store. Returning thanxs for
past patronage, l hope to merit a continnanca
of the same ]. ID. WHEET ~ nnce
Upton, July 1857, T.
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Cable advices afford indications OF
new complications In European affairs.
Napoleon having sent a note to the
King or Prussia urging II surrender OF
the Danish Provinces of Schles wig ffol-
stein, which was the cause of war he
tween Denmark and Prussia u few
years ago. The Emperor of Austria de-
clines to interfere in the matter.
War between France aud Prussia is
imminent. Dispatches from Berlin
make mention of a general opinion there
that war is certain, and add that Prussia
is actively urging forward her prepara-
tions for such an event.
The Marysvile Enterprise says:
During these warm days the noble red
men of Otoe persuasion, few of whom
visit us occasionally, do not overload
their greasy carcasses with too much
apparel. We noticed one in the edge
Of town the other day with nothing to
bedeck his frame but thin piece of
dirty calico reaching from his waist
halfway down to his knees, just cover
ing his front, and fastened behind the
loins with greasy slippery-elm string
His hair was shaved clean from his
head, with the exception of little bunch
on the tip-top of his Uranium, la Jap
anese He looked lovely" and was
sweating profusely,
Io hepoor Indian, whose untutored mind
Clothes him before and leaves bare his behind
Fanny Fern thinks it ought to be con-
sidcred a disgrace to be sick, confiden-
TALLY adding: II am fifty-five, and I
feel half the time as if I was Just made. |
To be sure was born in Maine, where
the timber and the human race last; but
] dom t eat pastry, nor candy, nor ice
cream, 1 own stout boots-pretty ones
too. have waterproof cloak, and no /
like nice bit OF beefsteak. 7
and anybody else who wants it may cat
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ment Of the debt when ley created and
made enormous. They re to blame for
all. Let them be thakful that the
whole burden is not thfAgn upon them
as it oughe to be.-s1)ts4atgton Huack-
eye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-08
BILLIARD HALL.

HAVING recently ref1tted my Saloon, and
4 4 put up two new Billiard Tables Of the Kay-
ashaugh 4 Decker make, and combining all
@ ans moocfn improvements, all lovers of the
game are requested to call and give them a
maal. Good order will be enforced, and boys
are not allowed in the Hall
aCE FOR SALE BERNARD LANG.
a'NidIv 1r sirSsuIA I5pIO soIog1
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Children in Salt Lake.

IL Is not an easy thing to count the
number of children in the different
households in Salt Lake. The census
papers cannot be quoted, since they
were made up, the Apostle Taylor tells
me, mainly by guessing on the part of IA
Gentle officer, who would not go about
and count. in this city Moslem jeal-
ousy, appears to guard such facts as
would he public property IN London
don and New York. Young tells US he
has forty-eight children now alive.
kimball has, perhaps, an equal number.
Every house seems full; wherever we
see woman she is nursing, and every
house we enter two or three infants in
arms are shown to us. This valley is,
indeed, the true baby land. For man
to have twenty boys and girls in his
house is a common fact. A merchant
with whom we were dining, could not
tell us the number Of his children until
he had consulted book then lying on
his desk. One Of his wives, nice Eng
lady, smiled sweet reproof on his igno-
rance, but the fact was 50, and it was
only after counting and consulting that
he could give us the exact return of his
descendants. This patriarch is thirty
three years old.
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WIN. M. KNOTT.

A CCrIONEER. VIII attend promptly to
"A selling all kinds Of property at Auction,
IL any part Of Cedar county. A list Of his sales
VII Viii Always be found at the TIpToN ADVERT
esn s Mnce. where those desiring his services
shr, can hA tne day for their sale without seeing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-08

A Mr.. Jones has recently revived the
phonetic system III England. II is only
prejudice OF the eye; says Mr. Jones, that
keeps US from saying: die gave JAG a
Eic, when JAG gave Die a noe on the bac
with thic stic'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-08

John Minor Bolts has taken the stump
in Virginia to win over his old Whig
friends to the Republican party. They
were almost all opposed to secession, and
many remained Unonists throughout
the war. He tells them they have no
business in the ranks OF secession, State
sovereignty Democrats, but exhorts
them to join the party of equal rights
and national sovereignty. He charges
the rebel Democracy with the purpose,
when they obtain power, not only of
DISTINGUISHING the blacks but of rc-en-
shaving them. He fortifcs this charge
py quoting the opinion Of Charles O'Con-
nor, great light in that party, who, in
an elaborite reply to questions touching
that point, argues that slavery is not
constitutonally abolished, and, there
fore may be e-established In view of
this high Democratic ''opnion,' itmay
he taken for granted that not many
hacks in Virginia will vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. TO the taunt that the Re-
publican party of that State is composed
chiefly of negroes while the whites are
ties, Bolts puts in this stab under the
fifth rib:
They boast of having nine out of ev-
cry ten whites on their side: some say
ninety-nine out ofcvery hundred. Now
suppose we have the same proportion of
the colored race on our side, What reason
have they to complain, ifafter steward
ship OF sixty-seven years, during which I.
they have made q wreck of everything (
intrusted to their care, the power should !
be taken from them and transferred 20 /
new hands, who may do better but can
not do worse than they have done?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-08-08
TIPTON MEAT MARKET.

YyHE subscribers announce to
i the citizens of Upton, and 3EH8s0l1
surrounding country, that they
have taken charge of the City -A@Q
Meat Mark et," and will supply customers with
good fresh Reef, Pork Mutton, and Veal. at
the lowest rates. shop one door west of Friend
Culbertson's store. PORTER s. TOWER.
Upton, Iowa, Feb. o., 1856.
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w. N. HOEY.

4 UCTIONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa: Will sell
n goods at auction in Cedar county, when
called on. Also,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
Will attend to buying and selling land, paying
taxes, &c. All business done with promptness
and dispatch. Office at w. Flanagan & Co.'S
store, in Clarence. vl3n3s
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Buy your Fancy Toilet soars at ALDEN's.
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JOHN S. TUTHILL.
VIM. ELLIOTT,

VIM. ELLIOTT,
JUSTICE OF THE. lACE. and General Col
= lectlng Agent. Applications made for
Back Pay, BsSny and Psasiess Of Discharged Soldiers,
or for the heirs of DECEASED soldiers. No charge
made unless the application is successful Also
legally licensed GonreYnacer for Ccdag county.
Deeds &C.. made and acknowledged on reason
able teiTns. Office with tho Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, Upton, Iowa. vi3n2l
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PICTURES PICTURES

A IL THAT WANT EIRST-CLASS LIKE
IA nesses taken of themselves or friends will
call at ]. L. HUDSONS PICTURE GALLERY,
over Boynton's grocery store, between the
hours OF q. m. and p. IN. Entrance at the
west side of the building. mil
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THE CROSS.

following poem, yet never has the Story Of the
Cross been told with more truthful simplicity:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-04
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Saiematten Ma9bebmr9s,
Ben
Qeptn 9 didtns.

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tperf bes preu6ifden Staates, mad anb
mad eine @ense 5iterreiaifaer Ssrissss
sefangener aafnebmen miiGem. Sn
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baten fein benetpenswerttss I'M @e>
sentbetl, es bate init benz S9idIal ei.
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li1fett, ais init bent etnes In Der
9eiltsen aaufe init ietnem ridtisen
Gbriiaentitel Seriebenen, anRanbisen
Menfden., Dar Der Solbat rarent.
lid etner BON benen, ipelde man vun-
ider" nannte 70 mar bic Don allen
Ybilofopben jebem menlaliden Snpt-
pibtmam eimseraumte belttmmte Spbare
BON 8eaten fur TIN bic refine Suufon !;
bic san,e Sbeorie BON ben &e9ten anb
YfIi&ten bes @eni&en, BON penen gt-
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sel4rieben. Dem ,;5albpertrauten"
sins 20 nt&t sisl beGer, anb nur bent
u@ansSertrauten", benz NIT @etb unb
Gamilte Serlebenen einseburenen ean,
sestimh, lat man ipotl etpas bur&. bic
Singer, ,psan ibm nt&t einmal bas un>
sere&tfertiSte gerlansen an,panbelte lia
ale Mtnia afibten, anb wenn btes
natiirlt& nt&t sa oft Sortam. Man
bate itn nStbts, am ben 8erfermsiRer
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matten etnSepfer&t, pte cine 5eerbe be'
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