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Good Chance for q Bow.

The editor Of the Erie Gazds, no doub:
tired of the old system OF apprenticeship,
thus advertises for = boy. Wanted, al
this office, boy 10 take sheets from the
press every Wednesday aud Saturday af-
.ernoon. No limits AS TO salary, and the
said boy is TO consider that the Office ex-
lists for his special convenience. IL he
don't feel well or wants to 60 fishing. or
playing marbles. or see match games OF
baseball, or go shopping with his girl.
or visit his cousin. the paper will wait his
sovereign pleasure. Anybody who pre-
sumes to criticise his efforts is to be i'm
mediately arrested for contempt. All the
boys he knows are to have free run Of the
office. The editors time to be exclusively
at the aforesaid boys disposal. Salary to
be drawn several years before. A boy
possessing these qualifications, please fire.
port where he can he found and at what
time deputation Of printers may call up
on him and respectfully present references
of good character on thelpart Of tie Office
and its employees. Please write for pos
tage stamps and monogram gilt edged
paper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-13

Our experience seems to prove that no
thoroughbred animal can be so profitable
for farming purposes. a half or quarter
bioods ; or rather cross Of different breeds
Is better than any mll-blood.
For Instance, in sheep, cross between
Merinos and Co;swolds will give good
sized mutton and good super:ine quality
OF wool. much better for practical use In
New England than either the full-blood,.'l
MeIino or Cotswold.
Again in horses, each different breed
has various good points. but are lacking
in other desirable ones. \ good horse for
a farmer should possess all the good
points.
So in cattle. Probably II would be i'm
Possible to find single animal Of any par
good points requisite for use on our New
England farms. One 81 The best mich
cows the writer ever knew was cross Of
Devon with Native. Another superior ono
was half Dnich. part AYRSHIRE aud Native.
Most people acquainted with the different
| breeds are aware that the Devon are not
! great mixers. though the oxen are hand
some and good workers. but not 50 good
/ for beef As the Durhams. while The Dur
hams are not noted as great mixers. The
Dutch are good mixers. but are not 50
good for fattening. az they do not take on
nesh so readily a. more compact breed.
And no experienced feeder would think Of
taking the Jerseys for stall-feeding.
People are often disappointed in new or
fancy breed. Of cattle or sheep, for the rea-
son that such fancy breeds have been
kept in fancy manner. and often their
superiority consists mainly in their having
been reared and kept upon the hes, the
land affords. and they usually fall away
and dwindl- to in,ignificance when treated
a. native breeds have been. Many far
mers in Vermont and New Hampshire
have been sadly disappointed with fancy
Merino sheep which have cost them fancy
prices. In many eases these sheep have
dwindcd and died when treated as the
Native sheep are usually.
Having examined different herds OF su-
perior Durham cattle. owned by noted
breeders in Vermont and Canada. I have
Invariably found upon inquiry that large
quantities of grain were fed to such stock
the year round; and am satisfied that in
no instance was the owner repaid for his
outlay by any cash value received although
the satisfaction Of seeing the growth and
improvement Of such fine animals might
repay the man of wealth for his care and
expense; and occasionally q slight re,ur u
is received By the sale Of an animal at
fancy price.
liz some eases. doubtless. the breeder,
offancy cattle may confer a benefi; to thu
country. but usually the parties purchas.
Ing such cattle for tactical use lose BY the
operation, for the reason tha with com
mon feed they are sure TO depreciate. ",
are aw4rr tia; Il would well pay mos, far
Iners H. take better care OF their stock, ard
feed better than they do at present; bu,
until they conclude 10 take fancy care o
their animals. they had better no, purchas,
fancy stock Of any kind.-Cpr " T.. Farm
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Porgy Chum.

From the fair per centage Of nitrogen in
good ''porgy chum" Capable Of yield.
Ing ammonia and the phosphates con-
tanned in the bones, theory would say Iii
was the manure for the growing Of wheat.
and believe practice would confirm it.
The British farmers in past years have ex-
pended millions Of dollars in the purchase
OF guanos for increasing their yield OF
wheat. Guano is dgested Ssh, in more
concentrated form, TO be- sure than 'porgy
chum;'' but its fertilizing constituents are
the same. though less In amount, in given
weight.
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Asrirultarul.
Selecting Seed.

Thousands of farmers are thinking anxs-
ously abou. the seed they shall SOW and
plant more worthy subject for serious
thought and Investigation can hardly have
their attention. he papers are full Of ad-
vertisementS and notices of new articles,
from Norway oats to the most thoroughly
established varieties of spring wheat. The
effort to get something new that has merit
enough to base great stories upon, and
lead to sanguine expectations, leads to the
introduction Of many worthless things.
Dealers generally care less for what Is
really good. than to know and to have
what will sell III seeds are scare and
high. as is onion seed this year, the temp
tation is very great to mix ii with old seed.
In England its very common to use the seed
chariock, or some other cruciferous plants
which have been heated, and the vitality
destroyed, to mix With turnip seed. II is
precisely on the principle OF watering milk,
and over-issueIng railway stock. II pos
xible. get samples. aud see how many OF
the seeds will terminate. as directed for
clover seed, on page a5. We are far from
eondemnin. the novelties, whatever price
they bear but this We are free to say, the
price bears no direct ratio to their value,
The fact that 81 quart is charged for oats
or SO apiece for potatoes. shows that there
has been a good deal of interest excited by
advertising. or otherwise. and that either
the owners mean TO pa; nearly prohibi'
tory price upon the articles or believe they
will make more tn is year and next by sell
Ing now at high rates. 1t often pays &c
buy at rather high prices. in order to raise
ones own seed for another year, but Il
surely does not pay unless the article i o
established excellence. aud one knows he
gets II genuine -AgricahHrdlis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-13

An ENcELLENT FERTILIZER -rhe
Journal n Chemistry says one Of the VERY
best fertilizers used upon the farm for all
the cereal grains and root crops. may he
made in tho following manner -
Take one barrel Of pure. Underground
bore, and mix With !; = barrel Of good
wash ashes during the mixins. add, grail
uallv about three pail.fIl OF water. The
heap may be made upon the fioor Of NJ.
ontbuilding, or upon the barn floor and
BY the use of hoe. the bone aud ashes
must be thoroughly blended together.
The water added il just sufficient 10 liber-
ate the caustie slsalics. potash. and sod a.
and these set upon the gelstin- OF the
bone, dis-olving the little atoms formi z
Kind Of soap. aud getting Il for plant ali
Inent. In this wsy. the most valuable
constituents OF the bone can be made iin-
mediately a-'ailable, and the addition OF
potash and soda aids in the formation OF
a fertilizer Of inesiinable value. a yill
OF this mixture, placed in a hill OF corn
will work wonders. II is excellent for
garden vegetables. and for all kind OF
roots. Ii will be ready for use in week
after IL Is made.
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Notice OF Foreclosure

,hen " 1e nIushi day OF june ls Joseph Hoev
OF Maine by his Mortgage bill Of sais =, state
.oa cns,, q 'ne undersigned the following eaads
aaaI emIeis, 70 Wit One boat thirty .ays ~,
Asea, Two boats seventeen fee, keei snd rs. iset
McHersss gallon boilers 10 the Porxie honse nasr
saia W. IN SAID Biuehili; and the eonditian !,
Sa..o,a oItkaec having been broken we cisi,. u
tbis , q the same, and for that purpose !;
TINS hotice as by Law required. rpose give
biuehill, April 10th. 1859. 70.
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What is worth doing at all. is worth
doing we'll.
/ Insects will increase with the season
Get the best" in any Kind Of poultry or
farm stock.
We have often compared well con sidere,l
I plans to axle grease on the farm wago,.
/ For breeding purposes. animals should
be selected OF pure flood.
! A boar should never b.. PERMITTED to
run At large,
Herd Grass may be sown either in the
fall when wheat is sown or in the spring
as early as practicable.
THE GREAT TOMATO. LYMAN's MAMMOTH
CLusTER.-This Tomato Is across between
French unknown variety and the Les
ter's Perfected.
The winter has been very mild Ia Eng
land. In January. Roses were in bloom.
Horse Chestnut buds expanded. and Rhu-
barb fit for use in the open ground
| do not believe that eighty bushels Of
wheat were raised on a single acre Of
Di1cG.
rhirty-four thousand sheep were
killed and twenty thousand more worried
BY dogs in Ohio last year
Breeding Hogs should be kept In fair
condition. neither too fat nor too lean. bur
just in good healthy thriving order.
Among the new inventions recently
brought TO the notice Of the Farmers Club
of the American Institute. n geometrical
harrow
Sow Clover Seed any time in this month
and as late - April. Clover ye Is into the
soil and gets better start il sown early.
Ii you can get chance to SOW when there
is . light snow you can SOW evenly and
regular.
1t is stated that a swarm of bees to the
number ofliffy can be packed into q sponge
saturated with honey and safely transmitted
from one point to another through the mails.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-13

The Great QuietiHg Remedy for Children
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON.
OUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Borels
sllays all Pain; corrects Acidity Of the
Stomach makes sick and redk childres
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, ant
all complaints arising from the effects Of
Teething. Call for Mother Baileys Quseins
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Coan..
Agent for the United States
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THANKFULNEss-lf one should give me
particles Of iron ia it. might look for
them with my eyes, and search Tor them
with my clumsy fingers, and be Unable to
detect them, but lie, me take q magnet and
itself TIE most invisible particulars, by the
mere power Of attraction. Tie unthank-
full heart, like my fingers in the sand dis
covers no moreies; but let the thankful
heart sweep through the day, and, as the
magnet finds the iron. so il will find. in
every hour, some heavenly blessings only
the iron IN Gods sand Is gold
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To School Teachers.

All persons intending TO teach in this City the
present season. are hereby notified that the i. s.
CON- will be in session at the Police Court Room
on the sd day of April inst, and on the first and
second Saturdays In Nay at O'Clock r. NJ for the
purpose Of examining and granting certificates to
Teachers duly qualified. II. DRISKwAIER.
Els. Apr. 20. 1856. 3wl6 Supervisor
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Aus~rscnn and Forctgn Pssessss
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
tate Ageas Of the q. D. patea, once. W ashingten,
under the Act 81 1887.
No. 10. State St., Opposite Xii BY st..
BOSTON
fTRR an extensive practice OF upwards OF
~ twenty years. continues TO secure Patents IN
the Cniied States also In great Britain, IRA &c
and other foreign countries. Caveats, spccinaa-
ions, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or draw,
tngs tor Patents, executed on reasonable Term.
with dispatch. Researches made into American
ar 4 Foreign works, TO determine legal and other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies Of the claims Of any patent furnished by
renting one dollar, Assignments recorded IN
Wa Ellington.
t,c.iiss for eofafaias Pasea.s, sscsrfainiay the
pracsas.siiifv Of iarenssoas.
During eight months the subscriber this course
Of his large practice made ON fscs rejected appl'-
decided In Ass rsor hv the Commissioners Of rstense
u
TESTIMONIALS
II regard Mr.. Eddy Of the sasf c'srat!e arA
sssces.fa practitioners With whom ] have had
hciAiintrrconrse- .HAs. MAsoN.
n have no hesitation IN assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ q man wore oosspsfsHf ssd
trasf,sorfas, and more capable ~ putting their
appIicau ons in a form 10 secure for them early
andfsvcrabls consideration At the Patent ONCE
EDMUND BCRK,
Late Conmiss ionrr OF Patents
Mr. r. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
apple stions, In all but ONE Of which patents
have been granted. and that one Is nowpendinE.
such nnmlstakable proof Of great talent and
,hiIisy On h. part leads me to recommend al III
y~ntors to Apply TO him To procure their patents
they may be of having the most faithful
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARp.-
Jan. /. Iss-l,s
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Ellsworth April 18th 1852 gsi,

Al a Court Of Probate holden ID Ellsworth MIA
Wednesday Of April A. d. l.sas -
Louisa A. Blood
adnS on tse E.tate of John H. RIona l,t Il,
Bucksport, in said County tecea.ad ba,; 'h'' p
seh.sd her hrst account Of AdminI-trati,n nr,,f,
SAID estate tor Probate: "i'"h
,e'I y. hED -inat the said Administrator airn
ing copy OF this Order to be- publlshe5 49,
$500 saeeessisely in the Ellsworth Amer,ran
printed IN Ellsworth that they may snraax !. u
Probate Court to be holden at Buck snart H. - ~
uiirl W-dnesday Of s.ay next 4, TIL I" II. III
sioeA IN me forenoon, and shew cause # M NH,
nave why the same should not he ,I,a..adf 80!
r Parker TICK Judge
rue .opT-Atfest: gro, A. DYER, RegIster
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that Nv virtue III 4 II.
ecn.e from the Judge Of Probate Tor thu Cauufy
oi ~ 'hcock, there viii he exposed for -alr Il,
pnbilc anrtion. at the prefni- Ia Verona Ia ~
hruay the ts enty second day ol MAY nrXt al ten
orIs'A r. u all the real estate owned WI tile latn
Nnhah 4 webster Of saii Verona at TN. ttn. u
ms deccasc, including thu rcxer.nn IN ~. n MI
ow's Dover therein
saia real estate consists IL tn haucStr,l ",
sa4a utceasee, ana ms right IN equity III redeem,
the same and the reyersian OF I'D n,,Iny-- fta,.
er N thc same and /. situated In .atJ Neyou,
near me south end III thu Bridge lead.ne fr.,u
Buckspori. i'''''
Terms cash on delivery III deed
BLNJ, +. WEBSTER, Admr, be boa, aao
Apr II, l-sal tt.f,
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1t is asserted that the skin Of the salmon
viii make leather as tough As wash-leat ner.
and about the thickness Of doe-skin leather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-13

hereby give public no tre that Roxana n ,...,
WIN vi Ellsworth IN tue County III IIaurnek ,ua
state Oh Maine, by her Deed datett sent stb 1 n
is't and recorded ia Hancock 1apntv r.,.t,
Of Deeds Book rs, Page As mort vageI NJ, ,,, X I
sh9,crber certa y lot parcel IT lani .itaat. \
IN ellsworth af0rsaii and bounded aud ,l,--rti. /
as follows to vii Beginning at tn. -eulh,,-.t ,.
her 81 Land owned By heirs d JOSIAH Tlpk.r u,
.hr East side OF The road eadns from Ellsworth
y, -, o"A Ioinii thence kasterly on the southern
line OF said Tinker. lot Dne hlndrrt a,,,l ..,,.
pms rods 10 samuel NJ. Bcckwith's western III,
, ,h.n.r 4 right angles, southeriy rorty roii.
nrst mentioned One hundred ami severn. l .'it''
~ me rosa thence northerly "a said road II, tbe
pace Of beginning and Containing FoTtv-tysn sng
three quarter acres more DR. les
The condition OF said nortpay. ..yt,.. -
broken, claim TO forrclose the sane and .-iy. tr5
notice for that purpose ''''s
Ellsworth April 18th 1852 ats
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Subscription for one year with any two II the
iArge sired ALBION steel EngraVtnss Ia addition
Ia a small one Of the Prince II WAR. free and
prepaid by mail, six Dollars in advance for six
months Three DollArs, and for three months Dne
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be supplied with extra Engraving III o. each poet
paid. but fh~ prsce ~ nop subscribers viii be e.
Subscription. after Mas i-s Wiihpni Eugray ing
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ADVERTISING RATES.

. Cents per line, single insertion, 20 Cent? per
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Inc for one year. standing unchanged, Two agai..
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Bees !.
Bees

RHE American side-opening NOV able-C omh
J Hive combines all of the desirable feature vet
invented. II stands unriv allied among Bee men
everywhere 1t gives perfect control over the
bees and combs, and renders easy and practabie
every form OF manipulation desired in the
Apiary.
Persons residing in Waldo, Hancock and Wash
ington counties viii apply to the undersigned for
Farm Rights, Hives and italian Bees. Now il the
time to purchase. Minute directions for making
hives are furnished with every Right. Send for
circulars.
GEO. $. SILSBY.
winterporf, March 3. lesg. I3,f
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TIE subscribers hereby give public nortr,. NJ. ,.t
] concerned, that they have been duly aurotrt.i
and have taken upon tht na--iyeS the trust OF ,a
mini-trat. rs Of the estate 81
Franklin ~poTnrd
lAie 81 Bucksport IN the County Of Hancock
Gentleman deceased ~ giving band IL rh- t.,,
directs. They therefore request HI ner.,r. q. MI.
arg lht"btri q The saii dccea-cd estat Ill rila
immediate payment. and tho.. wh. hay. Auy It'll
hah'ts lh"Fron 70 exhibit the same fuF settlement
FREDERIC sPDFF1RD
Hl1 HARD u BUCK
hurkspoFt, f"h. III l~sl swift
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PIE subscriber hereby give. puhic nnttf" " a
] concerned. that he has hF-n dWly appointed
and has taken upa himself the trust ~ Ah NH
minisirator Of the u ate ~
krtemas ~ Iaynes.
late az Trenton. 10 the County M Hancock, dv-
ceased. ~ giving bond the law directs. bt
therefor requests an persons who arr tpdrhtsd
to SAID ieceased*. estate III make Immediate pay-
msnt, and tilose who have any demands thereon,
exhibit the same Tor payment.
Apy. -. i-si9, 5wlr =. D. Ne m AZ.
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PHILADELPHIA,

here tie general business Of the Company /.
transacted, and to which ali general correspond
should he addressed
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PIE subscriber hereby givea public notice ~ all
| concerned thar h. ha- bean aus Npruntr7l
AMI has taken upuu himself. me tru-t at aH AG
ministratnr 81 The E4tatr 10
james Il. hrtiay.
late ~ fremont, In tac County af tIAurnrk NM
c.Aset. hy giving bond A. tlr law dtrerts Et
therefore requests Al! prr .bYi- whs Arv Indebted
the saii ArccAsriS esEats ~ mAAc Immaculate
paym-nf amt those who have ms Ilc. ril4
thereon ~ rNhlttF tnr .ae fsr pAy tucnt
Ap = la LHi- t,Ep. " htit-AT
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PIE -ntsri ibsTs hereby gtye- puddle nutrr ~ am
/ conrernrsl thai tliry ha&e srvA uuiy appointed
AMI have taksa upnn themselves th~ tru-t st
Admin tratnrS ot the estate OF
Thomas Holmes
lal~ ui kllsw worth is he CalntF ~ II tuEp-k lt
rca set ~ stytn. bond 4. thr iAw ltry.1-. ihev
therefore request An prrsons tyhn arr nArhtrl ta
-ad lrsra~r,ts estate. ~ maxi immediate pay-
meat ami those " ho have ara demand, th-r,tu
% vXhthtt the same lOr payment Pa
Apr. = Isp ~. II HOLMES
TH,s-. J.. Itbf.NsI-.
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THE ALBION.
K. CORVALLIS, Editor l. Proprietor

An lndepc ndert Journal Of Literature, Ar Pol.
iIics. FINANCE. Yield SPORT. and News pnbli shed
every saturday morning, at - rAFk Row, New
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To the Honorable County Commissioners within
-lr.l L. In. t-nllrLa ~ uanen.A

10 the Honorable County Commissioners within
ana t1F The County % Hancock -
YIN undersigned residents OF Walthssn. Am
l Horst, Ellsworth AMI MariapIile, ia sad toWn.
n. respectfully REPRESENT that road 70 br laid
out from nr Gear the school House in District No.
One Maltham, aud running uoTtheriy through .s,3
town Of Nstfham 10 Little tstis, ou lhe east
branch Of Union River thence nartherly through
the town III Mariayis 70 inter sect with the A4,i..
yitle rpad 10 neir tIe puse Of George +. rooI.
win would tie Of great public convenience and a.t-
vantage. hy shortening the distance between th-
two teF,niHi, two miles the old road ruas
avoiding tho Fox iiiti, and beinl an easy road 81
buiiA aud generally level-They therefore pray
ynnr Honorable Buard jo survey, locate, AMI e.
tahIi. hst said ruaa.
JOSHUA BRACkkrr and y othrr.
Ellsworth. June sth, i~ss,
STATE o. MAINE.
H.Nensk, -, Court Of County Commas -inuer>
Aur;t Terra. \. ID. lSaA.
poa the foregoing petition u y considered u.s.
The the pet itioners resron
stle aud that they aaRhI 20 6e beard touching .be
matter farth IN thsgr petition, and therefor t
der lhal iav CoGnty Commissioners meet III " fl
hAm FaX- in " siiham. on fue-Jas, The >th ,iav
u June nrNt. At o'clock =, NJ, and thence prs
crci ~ the route mentioned ln said petition.
3ttrF whsra wees q hearing Of the parties ant
witur viii be mad snase eony ieHsnt place he
tie vicinity. aud snca other measures tskeu "a thr
premises A. he ON ui-sioners shall tudgv Fror.
Ansi II IL "a Fther
oHnEREp That Reticc ~ the time, riar. srti
purpose fhF ~.latleY4' meet trts Nh
~ gwen NJ al. persons ami corporations Interest
ed- pN serving atte=cd copies ~ the petit on ami
th- order Thereon, uFon the Jerks II the towns ~
" altham, AMI 4Rfiaytllc, ami NY posting uF al
tested copies A. afare~ssti, Ia three public place.
ia earh pE zsfu towns. thlIit dat at beast before
thr ttsir appointed TOR stiI view and uY pUbll.A
ting the prtiftun aut ths order thereon three aec
sucrrs-ively in the Ellsworth American a 3
papsT puhlishai in Ellsworth. ia the county oG
Hancock, tbs Hr*t publratlon o. I've ~ least th.rtv
DAG before tAo TINA ut said view. that ali person.
and corporations Interested may atfrud auI 10
hear'l u they mink dt
u =