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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

Manure suitable for hot-bsds should
be collected during Winter and kept
in small heaps in some convenient
plscs. II made up into large heaps,
fermsntation viii take place, and the
value Of the manure for producing
heat will be destroyed. Every farmer
should have At least one hct-bed in
which togrow plants for his own use.
In bed Of medium size, cabbage,
caui6owers, tomatoes, and celery.
may be raised in sufficient quantity to
stock small garden. 1t is better
plan, however, to have several beds.
| q the plants are not all required at
the same time. Strong plants Of mel
ons, cueumbers. egg plants, pepper.
etc, NAV be raised in a hot-bed in
pots orboxes, and set out in the open
ground when the weather is warm
enough to favor their rapid growth.
Plants raised in this way will produce
fruit much earlier than those grown
from seed in the open ground.
Homegrown plants OF any kind
can be transplanted with more safety
than those procured from distance,
~ the latter suffer by exposure in car
riage. When a man grows his own
plants. he can choose the most favor
able time for transplanting, select the
best plants, and take them up with
ball Of earth attached to the roots.
These are matters Of great Importance
in setting out plants of any kind.
Homegrown plants can also be set
out gradually according as the soil is
prepared for their reception When the
strongest plants are removed from a
hot-bed the weak ones which are left
in the bed having room to dcvel op
themselves, soon become fit for trans
planting.
Every farmer has plenty Of mate
rial for hot-beds. snch for instance.
- stable manure, dead leaves, leaf
mould, muck, boards, etc. Glass is
not very dear. and few ashes will
not cost much. but glass is not indis-
pensable. Many persons manage to
grow very fine plants of nearly all
kinds Of vegetables in hot-beds COW
cred with cotton cloth. oiled paper etc.
Oyster kegs nail kegs. ETC.. cut in two.
and the parts filled with rich new soil.
are much used in some places for
growing melons. cucumbers. pepper
plants, etc. The half kegs are plung-
ed nearly up to their tops in a hot
bed and kept there until the plants
are strong enough for setting out and
the weather is favorable for opera
ton the hoops Of the kegs are then
cut and their contents turned out
without disturbing the roots. When
managed in this way the growth of
the plants is not checked. - Western
Rural.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

HHE subscriber hereby gfvss public notice to oil
] sencesned. that he has been duly appointed and
sDr Of the estate OF
B.pjsmia Atwood late ef Buekspot,
IN the County Of Hspeock yeoman. deceased, BY
giving bond ss the lag directs, be therefore re-
9u<sts all per~oee Who as ind~bted 20 the said
desesscd's estate. 10 maze Immediate payuent
and thee Gno have any demands thereon, - ex
hibn ih< zane fur Setsirmsuf.
bsehspors. Jan. sd, isso. su7
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Notice of Foreclosure.

On the 10th day of November. A. u. 1854 sylves
ter Grndlc Of Bluefili In the County o Haneoek
and stae Of Maine. by his drci .f that date
Morfgaged to me Alexander Fulton. a certain LOT
parcel Of land situated IN said Biuehili bou nied
and desc rbesi follows To vii BE ginning at the
North West corner bounis OF sylvester O-soods
land 1T the East side 81 the road isadine to sasi
O.goods house, runnins kasisrIy on said usgoo2s
land about sixty rods to land III tsrnhap s,cvess.
then noriherly on line Of said stevens land a beu,
forty rod. to land Of tiphslct Grindir then west
crly line OF said Grindies land to the rad
then soufhcriy the line OF said road thirty
eight rcd- Ia the place of beginning. containing
eighteen acres more or less, aid mortgage being
recorded 10 Book liz. Page $50. Registr, of Deeds
Of said Hancock County which reference is to be
had f.r ruler description OF these premises.
Nov therefore, the conditions Of said mortgage
having been broken. give this notice for tho pur
pose OF for~cIosing the same.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
Ellsworth. February 5ih. 1870. 5w6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

At the leyee given by the Gardiner Bapd
Thursday evening, in Gardiner. barrel Of
6vur was given to the soldiers widow receiy.
ing the most votes. Accordingly yesterday
afternoon deputation OF four OF the pr incip1l
citizens hauling large sled on which las ,
barrel Of -four preceded BY the Gardiner Cor.
net Band, marched through the streets and e.
nally left the nour 1t the house Of n r.. Buck
. very worthy widow OF one Of GARDENERS pat
riots who was killed during the late war.
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To the Hon. Justices of tine >. ,. Court next 70
be holden at Ellis within and for the coun-
y Of Hancock. on tho 9Th Tuesday OF October
next.
Of Hancock. husband OF Sarah A. Howard. re-
spectfuliy shows that he was married TO the said
sarah A. on the 20 day Of May, A. D.fs6s ~ Dos-
ton In the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, by
thercafierwArds and until tse 10Th day OF August
A. D. 1851, lived together ~ husband and vile u
said Roston. Providence In the state Of Rhode
Island AMI at said Deer lsle that he has ever
the said sarah A. being wholly n gardiess Of the
same about the SAID 10th day Of August 4.
u. lss.. committed the crime OF adultery with one
Charles Durham nj sail Deer isle.
Wherefore your hbclant prays that divorce
from the bonds OF matri mony between him and
his said wife may he decreed by this Court: that
such decree would be reasonable and proper. con-
ducive TO domestic harmony and coLststoat with
the peace and morality OF soctsty, and that
such other decree aud orders made BY the Court.
as justice require.
Dated 81 Eilswor tn this soth day Of September.
GEORGE &. HOWARD.
STATE Of MAINE.
HANCOCK. supreme Judi ,ia Court, October
Term, Issg.
Upon the fore going libel the Court order. that
notice OF the pendency oil the same oe gwen To
the lineiee therein named, BY publishing An at
tested copy OF said libel and OF this orer thereon,
thrre weeks success sivrly in the Ellsworth Amer.
lean, the last publication to be at least thirty
ays before the NJ term OF this Court TO be hold.
en- Mt Ellsworth, within and tor the county OF Han
cock, on the fourth Tuesday Of April next, that
said iibelee may then and there appear. aud an
the said libel aud shns any che have,
why the PRAYER thereof should not be granted.
Attest, II. H. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
a true copy Of the libel sna order thereon,
3v7 Attest, II. n. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
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1s~ anderstgned Assignee On the Essse OF
ss-sph u utsnn. e~asr.yt viil s~ii. 81 Fnbls
suihssAnn the I'm q y u March Ig-o tee c'clock
a: y - selisviAg u sasd naskrupss kstsse
:. i-t Que ssss sgA's-s D. 3 AsA asd =. A.
81 several d-sss Ass tAs nashrsps = Que,
enosast oosususe - o>os.lel
81 goia-l
sta. Aiss sssA Dsakvsss ngAs ofssAscnsas .
esstaa ss.sse sccapsed " tao from s-sestsASs Of
hssaruvts raght " nsds<msng 3 certain Hsorse
vsisssi ~ (sIss) nsssg sgsa 70 yska Z. Hosey
Tor go asa lsssr0sa.
Eaasvsssh. -. lhA M ri
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gesal 1otiee5

RHE Subscriber hereby give public notice to n
concerned that he has been duly appointed apt
have taken upon themselves the trust OF Ad
illustrators Of the Estate OF
b. W. HINCRLEY. late Of Biuehin,
In the County Of Hancock deceased by irwin,
bond as the Law directs; we therefore requests al
persons who ARE indebted TO the said deceased,
estate, TO make immediate payment, and thos<
came for payment
SARAH y ~ BINCHLEY.
JOHN STEVENS.
Feb. "a, 1870. 3v7
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THE OUTSIDE DOG IN THE FIGHT

lou may ling OF your do; your bottom dog
Or ofany dog thai you please.
] 20 for the dog. the wise old dog,
Thai knowingly takes his ease.
And. wIggng HI tail out,ai" The ling
Keeping aways hi, bone In sight
Cares not pin in hi. sound Old head
For either dog IN the fight.
Not hi /, the bone they are fighting for,
And why should my dog .aii in,
With noihiug 10 gain but certain chance
To los. hi, own preciou. skins
There may br a lew perhaps who fail
10 se- II IN quite this light.
But " hen The fur fies had rather be
The outside dog IN the light
know there are dog--injudicions dog.
Who think IL il quite the thing
10 AXE the part Of one OF the dogs,
Aud 60 ycipln. into the ring;
Ru, care not pm what all may say
In regard 10 the wong or the right.
Nv money goes. A. Well my >ons.
for the dos thai keep, out of the hight.
For our own part, If we were 10
write poem on this dogmaiic subject,
We should sing Of the dog that hath his
quarrel something after this
strain-not 10 strain too much:
Here's to the dog that will fight for his
rights,
And here's to the dog that is right when
he fights.
now about this Upper Dog-let us
have him. II is usually easy enough
to find the ,cinner after battle. though
the defeated often escape observation
in the dust they have raised. Perhaps
our cur-teous Br. Elwell of the Port.
land Transcript, knows something
about him or may be Br. Clarke of
the Manchester Mirror, can hunt him
out with his coon dogs, which we know
lie always prefers shall be on top of
the heap. Our late Br. Beard of the
Nashua Telegraph, would have known
all about this dog but on whom his
doggish mantle fell, we are not strong
scented enough to smell out.
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The subscriber tcby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. That he has been 'luly appointed. sad
has taken upon himself. the trast OF an Executor
OF the last Will aud Testament OF
Alice H. Perkins late of Castne.
In the county of Hancock. deceased, BY xiyisx
bond ~ the Law directs. he Therefore requests II
persons Who arc inicb'ci to the -aid d. easci :
estate. b. make immediate payment. and those
Who have any demands thereon. to exhibit the
same f1r settlement
&. J. ABBOTT.
December tst. iss9. 3ws
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RosTrIyEIY WITHOUT PAN

and no injury 10 the Patient
Artisctal Teeth inserted ON the latc-t and most
AppicE,H pa, Is i'S a. Tue cheapest, nerve Of
sching teeth dc-trOycd Without pain.
Perfect >ati-,Aruon guaranteed ia all cases.
IT X member. bfhcc ia Grants Blork Min -
Ellsworth, / n p-t.p1T,
OFT l-p a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

SOIL ANALYsis.-An analysis Of
. sol corsiag les than $50 to $50 Is
Of little value indeed, after much
Practical sesdy OF The subject. We
dosts The utility Of any coil analysis
. . guide 70 farmers in the application
Ct spscial manures. A an aid to
sisssi6e Investigation. analyses oi
soils. nassrss. and plants is valuable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

POuLrRY RAIsERs.-An invalid soldier
amused himselfby painting white rooster
in fantastic manner. The Consequence
was, more than half the chickens raisea
upon the place were almost fAc-siniles Of
the father Of the brood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

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EGE< vNAEN\\%\&N
IN any brahth Of DcnItI NtlH1EF on
IN PRTCES :

buy Gold Foil AMI all dental material in large
qnan titles and much lower than any dentist Ia
tastetn Maine, therefore Eau afford % do good
WORK as low A. anF competitor may Offer
am prepare to give ny pttrlts tle benefit
OF amy late improvements practirabIp
Amaze thesia used Tor extracting Tr.tu
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THE UNDER DOG IN THE FIGHT.

ny DAVID BARkER
kns~ that the world. TINT the great, big
world.
From the peasant up to the king.
Has different tale from the tale tell.
Aud di6ercut song 10 sing.
Bat FOR me-aud care not . single ls
II they say am wrong or am right
shall always 80 in for the weaker deg.
For the under dog in the light
know that the world. tina; the great, bis
world.
VIII never tor a moment stop
To see which dog may L- In the fault.
But viii shout for the dog on top.
Bnt for me lnescr shall pause To ask
Which dog may h. in the right.
Fer my heart will beat. " hiie II b. ats IT aii
For the under dog in the fight.
PerchAnce what I've .aid had bet,eruo,
laid
or twerr better had said 1t inoog.
But nh heart ami with glass filled chock TO
the brim.
Here's luck to the under dog.
We add the discretly- yalorous dog but
still lack til. Upper Dog. and Will thank any
friend Tor 4 copy and also for the Dog that
Won't Fight At all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

~Ar Marx 6sandesD q Pieasose
Valley, Ellsworth raised last year % is
rods Of land. - bsshels Of ripe soasd ears
ofcorn. This was doe iron sheep pastsr-
ing on tillage land
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

NV. ?. v hiss a. 0ras1. slsaOAssssd
two year Cd hsisB vhich vsiGhsd 1ssse-
Cd, OIe 1hs.
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~ WIN DE hnDsD I'D oseAa.ics q
Hancock Cosssy write Sos his paes = ~
Anericxaf We assirs 70 1919 n - -
page Of the S6sr.
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american Smi FDrrtyn PatcuG.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
t.rs ss-u; Of The $ P.,..t omcs. washins.sa,
snasr the Act Of 49,.
No. IS. Sfsts ST., Opposite kiibv St..
BOSTON.

tTk. an extensive practice OF upwards
y twenty year,. continues TO secure Patents In
the tnnei stsies also In great Britain, Fra &C
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Spec ass-
ions. Bonds. A.siSnments, and ali pagers or draw
tngs Tor fatcnts executed on reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches m tc inio Americas
ar forrign works. to dsicrmn ne legal and other
s!sice rendered in all matters touching the sane
Copies OF the claims Of any patent furnished ~
rcniiting ons dollAE, Assignments recorded 10
Warrington.
No tgenes "A As tHif,d sfasrs poss>ss>s ga, erer
anct.istss sr obsaisiag Idfeaks srsrn ING fAs
yr,Io.ioaaaIIs Of iaresf.oss.
During right months the subscriber the course
of his large practic- made fsrre rejected appl-
cations sIxrEEs AFrEAIs ercry one of which as
decided TsA N5roy bv the Comm. Of rate 70
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Wanted to Kiss Him for His Moth.

Wanted to Kiss Him for His Moth
er.
Itappears that during Prince Alfred's
nap At the Brevoort House. n. Y.
after lunch, the man outside announced
two ladies to see him, and passed in
two cards. Col. Elphinstone was sent
for, and upon seeing two cards told the
servants to inquire the fair visitors
business. He returned in few minutes
and announced the daughters Of two
prominent merchants who desired 70
kiss him for his mother" The Prince
baahfally declined the pro6ered honor
not that be would personally object,
but that his''ma" voaldny like il. His
answer vas taken TO the gushing beau
tiee, and they retired quite Disguised
with the non-success VI their mission.
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| GOING! GOING!
But not Gone /!
THE SUBSCRIBER, NOT BEING
\ able to make satisfactory arrange
OLD STAND !. the OLD BUSINESS. for u
| present Now oGess An entire
| NEW Stock,
and the best IL every sense that he or any bod .
| el.e hassven brought into the City.
D0Uf k0Ee my HOs'N OH(y for
this but walk 10 and examine my new siyfes Of
| Cloths. The best assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
and q Furnishing Cood.. that can se found in all
| Of DOWN EAST.
Ny stock consist of very nice lot OF
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
sss.'s S + iryAs T;F nd '' %S ssss
a ane a..ortmea, Of
| BROAD CLOTHS
| 0 Y L q & @ A I 1 II c.,
sxAYx ms,
cHIMcHILxAs,
MELToN5,
FANCY CASSrMRHES.
i.rr, and -mnif Plaid. Of All sfxI~. and ...ii,,.
which viii make mp to order at very low rates
and In style, Away wsrraning good ats or
A splendid assortment Of Furnishing Goods to
b. found. including all the MODIFY styles that
nPAfEB COLLARS. beside. the usual STYLES.
Ne have two new kinds, The ATLANTIC and
BICYCLE. ibe best Collars made in the Coun.
Try cloth flashed, waterproof and every way nice
Aiss. collar that We can give two boxes for
quarter
Thi. stock has been selected with grra, { are a.
regards STYLES and PRICES. and We Say with
uat hesitation, er reservation. that Il |, the hes
SELECTED STOCK
nov offered thu. -tdc OF boston.
~ I c0x /sye /Nsi as Zood
Bargains and Jast as 5000 Yrs. a. any one in
the state.
~ 80 nat 1aye/Issr his
s,oes a, COST. =. I advertised and sold during
the summer. but viii SELL at such SMALL
PROFIT that !, amounts to nearly tho same thing
u she purchaser.
~ .Mr MOkfOe is :: QUICK
SALES aud SMALL PROFITS"
~ 10 ITO all D,OMiJe1 0bOYe
must sell FOR CASH. 50 that no customer. vii
haVr to be charged extra to make up Tor Io-se.
made by selling oa Trust.
~ let me sTpe0f OHce more,
and Tor the las, time. TO those indebted
CALL AND SETTLE.
4. T. JELLi>o>.
Ellsworth. rf .th 1853 tlu
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HAND TRUNKS.

AxANN \ ~ ~ NAOs
Gents Fancy Gram Leather Bags.
Brussels Carpet
Duck Rail Road
Enamel Cloth Railroad,
Commos.
whips 10 large variety ard walkinx Canes Alas.
- fAisntsa Baa4io Robes. ~gase1 seal lap az
ssoubae Fancy do, Wood krrs~y PLAID -ls ~
nisaAets. Cotton do. do. Wool saaAre Cam
Blankets made Aad aaaa.de
Also the foiiosing saieai Goods from the Ne
eAnie Institute u MA-sschasetts. AmeFtcAn Con-
pans's kabeer hnesi Coiisrs. Amsrsc an ,ssspaHy'
staned saddle safety Pals, w~s.~a. self asljast-
.ax tlasp sursaagirs. wsoaard's DA.h.r fssla
u,isier. hAad hoisi~rs. sAs III straps. InEerfcrtnx
Ankis thsots. tro.by's Carriage Toy Dg.sslag
naskeys safety bi. vim . variety 81 sSaAli
ssossis m me trade.
Repairing sad orders attended to AZ short no
nce. thAahfsi Tor past fayors and confidence -
Anee ssd . .hArs q ssps ert.
livery srticis warrasisi and sold III the lowest
agsre ior Cash
HENRY SWAN.
Ellsworth. lee. Gth. is6s. 10
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Patent Leather Carriage Collars, stage Collars
single Team Wool do, Double Team Wool do.
Ladies Cowhide Trunks, select quality,
tents as.ortrd
Enamel Cloth,
Fancy Paper
Sewed English Roam vAiises,
Cowhide Leather
block DUCK. With And without .tr.u
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REMOVAL.

HENRY SWAN would beg leave to
"A inform the public that he has re-
moved one door north Of the City Market where
he still continues TO manufacture Harnesses aud
Collars and odcra for sale the largest assortment
OF Goods in his line, in the City, consisting Of
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TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one oil the rsosf curAbi< sra
sacc,ssfia practitioners with whom I have had
Official Intercourse. CHA>. MASON.
commissioners OF fatrntA,
II have no hesitation IN assuring inventor. that
they cannot employ competent aaI
frn3'cortAB, and more capable Il putting their
applications tn a form to secure for them early
sndfay able cons Liberation at the Patent Office
EDMUND BCRk,'
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Mr.. ~. EbpY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications. In all but ONE Of which patents
have been granted and that one ls noSpendinx
such unuii.takabie prosf OF great talent and
vrnior- to Apply To him to procure their patents
they may be sure OF having the most faithful
attention bcTtowed on their cases, and Al very
reasonable charges. JOHN TASGARD.~
Boston Jan. !. i-70-lyr.
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Tavern Stand For S,le.

YMg well Known ssasd called the American
] Hosse" 10 EiissOsth 10 o6erUi fpr saie IN
location 70 The D q 10 the city end the pssroasxe
oessowed upon n has always been liberal, ssd
the busaeeos muss II asssssisy isereass In rss
tsture- To one o quainted with the bsslness ana
who u dispOssd 10 sccossmesiaes The publsc M
bessss chance 00ers. Ths reason Of s<1lin9 H.
have bsso - ~ e1stseos tsog ENOUGH.
II the house u - seld. d sill " ciosel % Z
puoiic house as>er Ne lss ot Dec. asui further
notice.
kiisWosth. Nov. lssA leoo BENZ J. TYxxxa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-21

We learn from the Gazette that. on
SUNDAY last the body of a man about forty
five years of age was found in the river, at
the head of the island about four miles
above Princeton. The deceased was about
six feet high, with dark hair and full
whiskers. He was comfortably clad in dark
clothing; had on two coats, which we're
buttoned up, small figured calico shirt and
stocknet underclothing, aud brogan shoes.
From appearances the body had been in the
water several days. In his pockets were
found two medicine prescriptions, two old
n-knives, ard s6.4O in money, The body
was discovered by Mr.. Rathbone, who was
on the Island hunting ducks. Mr.. John
Forsyth, Justice of the Peace at Princeton.
was notified, and held an inquest, John
Morrison, John R Piersol, and Tbo,. J..
prennon, jurors. They returned verdict
that the deceased came to his death BY
browning" The remains were placed in q
oo1 and inferred in the graveyard at
Princeton. The friends of the man can
address Justice F0,syth for pa..ieulas.