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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

\ cautious itemizer tells what is
the matter wife noted lady in the
following terms : THE Princess de
Metternich is TO retire from society
for little while. and is buying lots
of edgings. insertions. muslins. and
so on which she is making up into
little garments too large for doll
and too small tor herself"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
SheriF-s Sale.

INIt VF MAINE. IT lNtUt r, ~
Taken on execution wherein Leonard " spin
ney J. ere 'iitvr. and Nahum 4 Nrall, 4 debtor.
aud HIll be- sold Al public auction 10 the hisAt- I
hi.tier. On saturday the e|Jh, day Of March -
l-'p II ten orlnr ! IN the forenoon, Office IT.
Bucksport, III .iid County of Hancock the right
which -Aid Neatly has 20 redeem from q mortgage
10 H. Webster, certain real c.tii" 10 Verona. in
saiI "uuty. bounded NoTtheTly by High street.
AMI tfsteriy 10y land % ~AId Neatly and wife, and
being the homestead Of the late y 4. Webster and
decided b! h- a.iIn'r 10 said Neatly Mae I'D. l-I.
Dated nj Bnck-port, In laid Comfy OF Hancock
tn i"hsh DAY Of February. a II. 1870.
SNlu j. " PATTERSON, Deputy sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
NEW JEWElRY STORE.

The subscriber would announce to
the people Of Ellsworth and vicin-
~ mat he has purchased the stock in trade OF
IEO =. DUNN, and rsidei to the same a fresh
iot q JEwELRY, WATCHES, &c, and would
Se pleased t. have those call on him who want
purchasing new JEwELRY, &c. lie has wan
selected stock Of goods In his line and intend.
70 deal fairiy with all CUSTOMERS PaIticm lar NJ.
'ention paid TO all work entrusted 10 al. care,
~ NarA rsryg.sss.
workmanship? p'Ss' anu
store, Main st., Ellsworth Maine. next door
above 8. d. wiggin's Drug Store. aooi
Ellsworth. Dec. Ssd, lee, DN'AS'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

Horse-Aesh is rising in estimation
in Berlin as an article Of food. In
1868, the number Of horses killed
for this purpose was no less than
4.O44. The blood is purchased by
a manufacturer OF the city, who en-
ploys it as a dye. A Berlin restau-
rant intends to open an establishment
in which only various preparations
of horse-flesh will he served
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

marked here that when neither grain nor
meal is fed to cows in TALL and winter. i'm
addition TO hay. and the extra feed Is CON-
posed of materials OF which starch and su-
gar and water are the chief ingredients.
the cream requires TO be churned at high
er temperature than that produced from
food containing a good proportion of nj
trogen.
There is another trouble In fall and win
ter that often retarls the churning-the
milk and cream are not kept at an even
temperature. If the milk is allowed to
freeze and thaw or TO fall To a low tenn
perature while being set for cream. there
is more difficulty in getting the butter
speedily. The milk or cream should not
be allowed to fall below any degrees.
where no conveniences are had for keep
ing the milk at the proper temperature
while the cream is rising in fall and winter
good results may be obtained In scalding
the milk by placing il in pan over hot
water on the stove. As soon as little
'crinkle' is observed on the outer edges OF
the thin coat of cream which rises. remove
the pan to room of moderature tempera-
ture or where the temperature does not
fall below fifty degrees, and the cream will
not only rise rapidly. but can he churncd.
gener lily, with facility. The proper scald-
ing of the milk will he easily learned nv ex-
pertinent. II >calded too much. the amount
OF cream will be diminished
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
Claim Agency,
ELLSWORTH. ME

INV INC been engaged fer several years Ia Gle
lain Agency. in prosecuting claims nc Wa-Ata.
you - =, in the various dcpartInt at. and havrr.
become familiar with the most exhibitions mel.
90 OF establishing claims now solicit h. f..
rohAse OF All who may ne'd my services in ur.-tU
ing claims upon the Government
Invalid soldiers made such hy wound. OF =.
e'se' contracted IN the L. : service
widows during ". dow hood
Dependent Mothers, whose husband HAVING t.
serted them and abandoned their support OF 81 "a.
are physically inoapacItatcd To support them A4t
ing no other source OF Income
dependent Fathers where the Mother Al l..t
" ph"ns Children, Orphans Brothers and sl.f,-
ailuer sixteen years, are entitled - pensions
original and additional honntIes back nav fnIr
asc' ration money while prisoners OF war
thlr heirs collected in the sh priest possible mar
h"r' no charge tor services rendc-ct unless ~ /.
ces-inl.
A +, BURNHAM
Ellsworth. july a9th ISIS 1stt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

Related OF Maine lumberman
who crossed the continent the first of
the season on one of the early through
trains. after days of wcarisome
journeyings over a wilderness of sand
and sage brush, that as he caught
sight OF these first pines. he clapped
his hands with JOY. and exclaimed.
"Now I'm all right; | smell pitch
again"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

Salt fields, as rich in brine As those re-
Gently discovered in Goderich, Canada.
have been discovered in Sanilac county,
Michigan. The lands comprise about
three hundred acres. and lie about six
miles in and from Lexington, the county
seat of Sanilac.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

fsesA Ga,aen, F2Owea., F1xt.
Hesos, Trees, SHRUB and Zye,.
green Seeds, wsIH ds.ccIsOus fo,.
culture, prepaid BY mail. tine
E-Osl complete and ju2fci0as
0ssO,2Menf su HE c0x,,i,.w
.4genk5 HanLel.
= Sort. Of either for 900; prepared bv mai,
; A.o sinai rrnits, Plants Bulbs, ali the new 20.
Potato prepaid. for o. 90. Conoyer's Co,a m"se
SAspscraEss " per loo ea3 1900 prepaid New
sa.ts eacS eSsrSiooming Japan Honey lie
lof upland Or lowland culture, q 90 per ioo ~.
psd, WIN direction. Priced Catalorues 70 INV
.%1'es' srsus also trade list, Seeds on Commis
" y; WATSON, old Colony Nurssries and
- WarAesss, Plymouth. Mass. Esssblishel
\mn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

MIR. JEFFERSON-When Jetfer-
son was chosen President after con-
test OF tremendous excitement, Elder
John Leland proposed that his flock
should celebrate tie victory by max
ing for the new Chief Magistrate the
biggest cheese the world had ever seen.
Every man and woman who owned a
COW was to give for this cheese all the
milk yielded on a certain dav-only
no Federal COW must contribute a
drop. A huge cider-press was fitted
up to make it in. and on the appointed
day the whole country turned out
with pals and tubs Of curd, the girls
and women, in their best gowns and
ribbons, and the men in their Sunday
coats and clean shirt collars. The
cheese was put to press with prayer,
and hymn-singing, and great
solemnity.-Wben it was well dried
it weighed, 1900 pounds, and as it
could not be trusted on wheels, it
waited till mid-winter, when it was
placed on a sleigh and Elder John
Leland drove with it all the way to
Washington. There was more snow
you see in those times than there is
now. 1t was q journey of three
weeks. All the country had heard
# the big cheese and came out to
ook at it as the Elder dreve along
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD

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These are truly scientific and popular work. bv
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
Poor Old Horse.-When he dies
he is bled. and bis blood is preserved

Poor Old Horse.-When he dies
he is bled, and bis blood is preserved
for the use of the dyer. The name
aud tail are next cut off for the man
ntacture OF sleeves, hair cloths. and
bow-strings for the violin the shoes
are taken of for the mailer: the boots
are cut off 70. combs and various
other kinds Of homework. and por-
ton of the feet goes to the gluemaker:
the skin is stripped off for the tanner,
who converts 1t into excellent leather
fer boots. harness. etc. and the
collar-maker finds it, in its rough
state. the best material for cart
harness. The flesh is then cut up for
carnivorous beasts in menageries or
for dogs. and. though without know
ing that they are hippophagi. Ga club
OF horse-eaters. who regularly adver-
tise their club days. some Of our fell
low-creatures are RECALLED in the
cheap eating-houses Of great Euro
pean cities with delicate bits of car
cass in the form of pites, pretended
beef-steaks or soup When the flesh
and tat have been removed. the stom-
ach and intestines are laid aside for
machine straps and strings for musical
instruments, and are often sold, t r
the last purpose. as the best Naples
cords /; the ribs are turned into buttons
and children's tops the large round
bones serve for tweezers, whistles.
ferrules, kniiehandlcs, cups aud balls,
dominoes. etc. the large fiat bones
are Of use to the toy men for many
things; even the teeth are useful.
when polished, to the dentist. and
for many purposes for which ivory is
required. The bones of the head are
either consumed in heating furnaces
or crushed for manure. The re-
malnder of the carcass is burnt, and
by this process produces ivory-black,
soot-black and valuable manure.
And from the fat is extracted a coarse
oil which is used by mechanics. 4
very useful animal is the horse. liy-
ing or dead; and those who "pay
tor dead horses, are according to the
above statement. not in such a very
Improbable business after all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

i the II nofahlc Jui-, ofFrubau. ior The conn.
IS II Hancock
The undersigned willow 10 William II Wool
lat" 81 >urry Ia sair County. deere ed. re- Ictt.
ny Teprr-c 1, that san drct h-.'l Aied possess,
et ~ rsrsoaat Estate. an lpyeu,nry VT Viii, h ht+
hrrn duy returned Into ~" Probate pii-r. that
h"r circumstance render u nee, s,srF thai he
should havr more az -aII .'rr-nnAt E.tatr. Than
she j. entitled 90 pu . distribution thereof
>hr therefore pryp- MA Nuus Honor would
grant h'r .gch A l'oN lnrc uui I'd -.4l Person
Estate. In your .-t .r;lnn t.ta may ,iri,.f ,,,
nrc'' sarN ard proper AMI t'-r fur thr alirWAf c.
81 Few No ~ tilc Meth dit Meeting iIou-r al
>urry.
ADLL'NE y. WOOD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

frisking the tiIl'' is the name VI All art
practised BY London boy thieves. 1t consists
in creeping on hands and koees behind shop
counter and obbing the none .drawer,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

A correspondent of the Hearth and
Home has novel cure for a baking horse.
He says: ''Fill hi> mouth with dry. loose.
dirt. take hold OF his hi. and he will 90 If
there i any 90 In him"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
Niru. tnpY-hitest
.Nln ESQ \. DYER. ksgi-t,

AZ . Court " rr"sat- hol Zen at Ellsworth. with.
IN ard inr the County oi ilarcnvk. the 1T
WrsiucsdlN Of Frhfusry \. - ia.
Nahum fluod Administrator upnn the Estate %.
A.A Fls,,d tate ~ Eil-w
Ia -aii county iercI~ct-IaEing prcScntrl hi-
- account of Administration upon sai estate ilr
Probate.
ORDERED That the stii administrator give
notlrc uicrcui 20 all persons interested. by c1u-.
iuc copy OF ihi- order 20 ~ luhll -hrd three
week -ucrv>-aVcly IA the Iil-Nprth American
printed IN Ellsworth thG they NAV api,car at =
Probate Cont - DE- holden ~ Ellsworth "u the
an "Wednesday of tp. HcN,. ~ ten OF IA. Il Dr. :
a. the ior"np'u, AMI mes cause II any thcy bat %
why ~" same ~ ulL rat ir llinwcl
$40 PARtE& Ttth Juig-
tue 1"Hy Aztec rt.n. \. DrfE. Il CUSTER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

The Congregational churches in this
niversary this year. a convention in
New York Wednesday arranged a pro-
gramme the principal features of which
are !. \ general convention at Chica-
go late in April. ,. A recommendation
to all Congregational pastors to address
their congregations on a given Sab
bath in May. relative 10 the matter in
hand. }. \ dirsourse in Boston. on
Forefathers' Day. by DIR. X. ). Storrs
OF Brooklyn. !. Free will offerings for
the Congregational House in Boston.
and the monumental purposes. to the
amount. 1t is hoped, Of at least three
millions of dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
THE
GENITAL
RAILROAD
OF IOWA.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BOlDS.
rHEh OF CONVENIENT TN,
At 30 and Accrued Interest.

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING THEIR
GOVERNMENT BONDS While the Premium Il.
stun large las the Treasury has promised to buy
thirteen millions in Deccmbcrl, and Reinvest in
the first Mortgage Bonds ofthe CENTRAL RAIL.
HoSD oflowa, which pay about one.,hira mora
Interest The time To make such Reinvestment
Is white the Treasury is buying, and Government.
ate at a premium.
The Road does not run through A wilderness
where It would have to wait years Tor population
ana business. but through the mos, thicklv settled
ana productive agricultural counties Ia he state
which gives each section large traffic as soon as
completed.
II runs thr"ug then great coal fields % southern
iowato the NoIth where coal is indi,pcn sabl, ,nJ
must BE- carried
II runs from the great lumber region. Of the
North, through district OF country which n dos
titnte OF this prime necessity.
Tue mor'gage.is made TO the Farmer Loan and
Trust Co, and bonds can be issued only al a rate
OF sl0.eco per mile. only half the amount npop
some other roads. special security is provided
for the PRINCIPAL and Tor the pas ment Of interest
IN" View York Tribune say. this T. a splendid
enterprise. and deserves the mos, liberal aid
me Nsw York {adsp-Ha~at -ay. I'VE know
thr central Railroad OF lows i. enc OF the rr,ot
anu good WORKS ofthe age. Its Director. fnetude
many Of our leading bank president. n,a ,,,,,
gentlemen of high character, who have moan.
enough 10 build two three such road. out OF
their own pockets. SO that ali it, aaairs wuI be
ably as well ~ honestly managed. Tho central
Of Iowa will be TO that state what the New YORK
Central Is TO thi-. except that 1t run. through A
lar richer country. We therefore recommend The
Genital Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence IN
their q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

In estimating hay by measurement. al
low four bundled and ffty cubic feet for a
ton in the upper halt of the NOW and four
hundred cubic feet in the lower half.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

AZ Court Of Probate hoii n Ellsworth within
aud f"r the County of Hancock. on the 1T Wet
ne-!ay ni Fchruart. 4. u i~-b.
Hannah -. u, nee whlnw q
John Pierre. late II tiaek-p,u
In said County deceased having presented the
N or sail prcca>rd ipf probate
tKntEfh That The ~ari Hannah = fierce give
noiicr ~ ait persons Interested. hy caH
ing c'p' 81 thi- order u Zee published three
weeks ruccc-~iNeiy IN the tllsw .tih Amcrisan,
printed ~ hll.worth. thit Ibry may appear at =
Probate Court To ice held at Ellsworth Un the
an "wednesday oi Al4ril nrNt, at ten of the
clock IN The tnrrhnon. anl .hcw cau-r II any They
have why the said Instrument should not De
proved. approved, AMI allowed ~ ih- at viii and
testament oi saii deco t.etl.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ iru. tnpY-Atte-t
sNln ESQ \. DYER. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
DR.. OSGOOD'.>
DENTAL NOTICE

competition in Dentistry like everything ,g-r
brings { ut new energies Tor tn, mastery
Having had nearly nineteen wears pr0fe--i..s.4
practice IA this CITY | nave no tloul, OF IN.
Having for the past few Years been ob'n.t
keep ost OF my office AS much a. possible. III ~
gam my health, which now admits Of 1.y.rst,
my exclusive attention 10 IT, | am prel,ar.,i M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
Geo. A. Dyer,

Ellsworth Ne,
Has Tickets to all Points West, via
Lake, Shore, and Michigan Southern
Railway.
state street Block
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
To the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge Of Probate With
in and Tor the County OF Hancock.


The undersigned Guardian of Thomas Y. King
minor child OF Thomas Y. King. late Of Trenton
In said County. deceased. Respectfully represents
that said minor is seized aud possessed of certain
Real Estate in said Trenton. being the Homestead
OF said deceased Thomas Y. King, containing
about p of land with the buildings thereon
Tha. would be for the benefit Of said minor 10
make sale OF said Estate and place the proceeds
at interest and that Ia has received adv antage-
Gus orr therefor of sf75 from flOrington ID.
Young Of sad Trenton, he therefor prays that
License may he granted HIM to accept said offer
and sell said estate at private sale,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
HALE l. EMERY
Solicitors.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, SIS. Clerks Office Ellsworth Feb.
96th 1870.
Upon the foregoing libel it is ordered In vaca-
ton. by Edward Kent. Esq, one Of the Justices Of
said supreme judicial Court, that notice of the
therein named, by publishing an attested copy Of
said libel AMI Of this order thereon. three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American the last
publication to be at least ffteen days before the
rexi term Of this Court to be holden at Ellsworth,
within and for the County Of Hancock, on the
fourth Tuesday Of April, next. that said libe.ee
may then and there appear and answer to said
libel, and show cause II any he has why the pray.
er thereof should not be granted.
Attest ". b. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
true copy of the libel and order thereon
3w9 Attest, H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
NGI< yEAENS\%\NZ
In any branch Of Dental Science or
IN PRICES ,

III my UTiHVII NJ DcntlI ~NiFn0o or
N PRICES !
bnN "old oil ami all dental material. IA IA I.
guar titles and much lower than anv p.nttf
Eastetn Maine, therefore can afford To III .,,.,.
Nors as low as any competitor NAV offer
am prepar Ell to give my patients the h.g.ti
oil any late improvements practicable
Anaesthesia used for extracting Teeth
POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAN
and no injury to the Patient
Aruhcial Teeth inserted on the latest and ,-..
aPPicNcu piaii a. low a. the cheapest nerve
acnihR teeth destroyed without pain
feFlect satisfaction guaranteed in all ca
~ Reneinber otiice in Granite Block, Min :
Ellsworth, i r. Cs,.' ''i,
Oct. isGy 4, 'N''''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

To the Honorable justices OF the supreme Jndi.
cIal Court next to be holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock on the fourth
Tuesday of April next.
Bhoda y Bunker of Gouldsborough in said
County Respectfully represents as follows
She was lawfully married TO Eli Il. Bunker then
of said GoulisborougG on the 18th la, of March.
A. ID. 1865 at said Gould borough BY u. N. sowle
Ju tice of the Peace.
Since her said marriage, your hbellant has
faithfully observed all her marriage obligatisns
The said Eli II. Bunker, on the goth day of Oct
A. ID. ISIS, without reasonable cause did wifully
desert and abandon your libellant and has con-
tinued his said desertion and abandonment TO the
da, of the date Of this libel and doth still con tinue
II without reasonable eaose and without intent on
The part of your hbellant, thereby T. procure a
divorce, and during the whole period OF said de-
sertion and abandonment, he has refused and neg
lected to provide for the support of your libeant
The said Iii has long since left the state and
when last heard OF was commorant IN Chicago in
the state OF Illineis.
Wherefore it has become reasonable and proper
conducive to domestic harmony and CONSTANT
with the peace and morality Of society that n
divorce from the bonds of matrimony should be
decreed between the said Rhoda t. Bunker and
Eli II. Bunker, and your libellent prays the Court
70 make such decree as Aforesaid, and MS in duty
bound will ever pray.
Dated at said Ellsworth, the 18th day Of Rebu.
airy, A. ID. 1870.
RHODA Z. BUNKER,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17

The news from Cuba brings sad It'd
ings of bloody work there. On both
sides wholesale butcheries have taken
place. Quesada has shot one hundred
and thirty five Spaniards and Jordan
three hundred more in retaliation for
the butchery numerous Cuban families
BY the Spaniards. More arrests have
been made and more killing done since
then by the Spanish authorities, and a.
mong the victims are Americans, whose
execution must be accounted for to our
Government. There has been for some
time call to interfere in the name Of
Humanity to stop this barborOus warfare
in Cuba, and the longer the delay the
more urgent the call.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
Take Notice.
Geo. A. Dyer,
cEn'L INSURANCE
EEN<ANE NNvNvs

Esrn.saes yery popular through Ticket 10 81,
lELsxncisco, for ess giving quick time and yosd
sSsss 11ckess % AL points west, 81 equally icv