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The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
~ man. who understands his business perfectly; ha.
first class reference from his last place. Call or ad
dress BREWSTERS, l4th st and 9th
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A GENTLEMAN WANTS To OBTAIN A SITUATION
"A for his coachman tcoloredl; sober and temperate
and safe city driver excellent groom
Thoroughly understands his business. Apply at Ell
DERD'S stables, West 45th ST., near 5th nv.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

I7oR sALE-AN OLD-ESTABLTSHED PAINT SHOP
y of 20 ycarsi owner retiring from It. No; West
Fourth street. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

OYSTER RANGE AND CIGAR CASE FOR SALE
~ Range made by Moneusc DuparQuet Of Wooster
street, new and cheap Inquire at the restaurant $40
BrnadSXAY
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's MAII.
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAyRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this fayorte route for the Con-
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont Saturday Oct 10
NASHlNGION, ftOuSStn Saturday, Nov
ST. LAURENT Lemarle MINIMUM. Saturday, Nov. 10
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A COACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAN
N who thoroughly understands his business; Ave years
excellent reference Can be seen at IL East 3Oth st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

WANTED--AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS MAN
w for the position of general superintendent Apply
personally or by letter to W. H. PEYToN, 272 and IA
Bowery.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A CoACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
~ wanted-By n trustworthy, reliable young man,
who thoroughly understands both; IA years city
ence; will make himself useful. Address g.. box 2lO
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS
N coachman, who thoroughly undc rstands the care
and management Of any gentlelnans establishment has
sober reliable md well recommended Address J. NJ D.,
BScwstcrs Carriage Depository OF 27th st. and
9TH for two days.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A MARRIED MAN WISHES SITUATION AS
N first class coachman the best city references as to
honesty sobricty and capaby. Address NJ L. % LEX.
inc
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

THOR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, IN GOOD LOCA-
IL tion cheap, account OF other business Apply to
j. KESrER, 25g Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

WAMTED-EIGHT ExPERIENCED Statesmen, FOR
w Ehrch's "Temple of Fashion," Nos. 28I and
2s9 Sth nv Apply at 297 8th av.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A COACHMAN AND GROOM, WHO THOROUGHLY
"A understands his business, situation; married.
no fay excellent city reference. Call on or address
II. s., I33 West 2sth st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

A COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION-HAS THE
~ best of city references is single; understands his
business and is willing to work. Address j. H. LIT West
st
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

LcoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. THE
Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch,
from pier 81 North River, their elegant sidewhee steam.
Porismonih and ALBEMARLE Tor CITY Point and Rich
mond, on Tuesday October at sr NJ giving througi.
passenger tickets issued TO all points. Accommodations
lneQuaed Apply at pier 81 or at the general ONCE lS7
Greenwich street, corner Dey street
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-18
THE G. Il V. r. r.

THE EXCURSION AND THE EXCuR.
SIONISTS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-18

81 Vn SOn per dsyl Agents v xnted
" p~O All classes OF working PEG
-, eth, stA, young or old, make more money
=. worn US 10 their spare moments or all, The
.me, mar a. anything else, Paiticulsss ffes
address d. stinson Co., Portland, Name.
ssptl6wly
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-18

ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN AT CAIRO.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-18
ID IL \ q - q lDA,

DRY GOODS.
~. FALKLAND WINTER 10,
c. II A n NY.
LARGE STOCK.
BROWN SUEETINGS,
PRINTS,
TICkINGS.
Cheers,
STRIPES,
KENTUCKY JEANS, vxTgA,
CASSIMERs,
FL N N ELS.
BLACK ALPACAs
LUSTERS,
dROS GRAIN SILKS,
P0PLINs.
LARGE STOCK OF ARtHTING
OIL CLOTHS,
MATING,
window shades,
GILT BANDA,
NOTTINGHAM LACE
DAMAsRs.
isis Entire StocL
VERY Low FIGURES,
CORNER SAN At. AND COMMERCIALLY.
so,,r, Cairo, Illinois.
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
packing Butter.

4 correspondent OF the Rnrll Ne York
adopts thi- plan for keeping butter
sweet for long periods. He has tight and
strongly hooped tubs OF oak with head,
q, both ends. The head, are fourteen
inches in diameter al the top and nine
inches at the bottom. amd about sixteen
mche, high
Now, in packing this tub. sack oi
white cambric i made to lit the iub Tor the
reception of the butter II i. placed ia the
tuo A it stands on the small end the side,
3f The sack being long enough 10 extend
over the top Of the tab. Tho butter (,
packed firmly in this sack until within
- Of an inch OF the top of the tub. when
a circular piece Of cloth i, laid on top Of
the butter, and the silc- OF thr sack
brought over and nicely plated down over
the circular cover. 4 layer OF fine ,alt j.
now laid on top. the head put in. aud The
hoops driven 80 a. 10 make perfec ily
tight fit that will not admit OF a leakage
The tub is now turned upon the large
head. and the butter in the sack drops
down upon the larger end. leaving a space
between ii and the sides and the top of the
tub. Now strong brine is poured in at a
hole in the bottom until ii fills all the in
teryening space between the tub aud the
butter. so that it is entirely surround by
the liquid. and thus il j. effeetually ex-
cluded from the air
Butter packed in this way and placed in
a cool. clean. well ventilated cellar. well
keep sweet and sound for long periods,
and will go to market in prim condition
When the butter is TO ue used. the tub i.
turned on the small end, the hoops started
aud the large head taken OH. when the
butter may be lifted entirely out o: the tub
by taking hold of the sack. Ii may be
placed on a platter or large earthen dish,
the cloth removed from the top, and the
butter cut into desirable shapes for the
table or for sale. Ii any portion remains.
or is not wanted for imm ed late use. that
portion may be returned to the tub, and in
this way it can be preserved for future
use.
The plan is novel one for keeping but
ter sweet and sound, aud we are informed
has met with entire success. The tub
holds about fifty pounds.
When the butter is required for use, by
lifting it from the tub and turning down
the sack, the butter may be cut in hand
some shape to come on the table, which
.anrof ha dane in the ordinary way of
packing. as the butter must then be dug
out in untidy pieces.
Butter for winter market is often packed
in firkins holding from sixty 10 eighty
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
LsWOIeTH AMERICAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1872.

forty acres this spring. and have never vet
smelled oats" These boastings are very
common. Possibly no direct ill-eilects
follow, but by and by, one of these horses
falls lame most unaceountably, or the hide
looks tight and the hair stands up, and
something very mysterious Is the matter
with the colts. and the cows lose their
calves. or have the hollow-horn or foul
foot. and the sheep are afflicted with many
OF those ailments which In their case oflcm
occur under the best treatment. hen one
never hears of the remote and always
forgotten cause. and the farmer cxhau>ts
the wisdom oi his nciglihors. and tries all
their nostrums. and a. "A last te>onrcc.
writes TO his agricultural editor. who l., a.
matter of course. never Instructed a. to
the probable origin of the ironblc. Now
cures do not happen III so many - five
eases in "A hundred OF .iek or disabled
animals on farm, aud almost invariably
the trouble might have been prevented had
certain simple rules been remembered and
then oserfocd them. Feed regularly, both
a {" times aud quantities. Never over
work horses, and especially colts. Feed
Young stock with the best and most
nutritious food. and lay foundation for
the dtHf, TO be made on them in tie
future. Administer al regular stated times
certain portion of salt. sulphor. wood
ashe- aud powdered charcoal. or place
these condiments where they can bc
reached at least weekly. shelter all stock
Old ana young. in clean dry sheds. both
durIn. the cold OF winter. aud the heat OF
summer. la short, care TOT domestic ami
NAL, reasonably aud thou. .:httallv. rcinem-
heIing that they are a. subject 10 all the
eNh elects of exposure or neg,cct or
abuse human be ings Maine >iu,idIri
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
AGRICULTURAL.
~
The Apple-tree Borer.

This the applc-tfcc borer, the most
destructive insect wi which orcharii,i,
have TO contend. Whole orchards ofyouug
apple trees are frequently DESTROYED ~
these in,idiou- pests, without iAe owners
even >u-pcciing ;heir pre~eNc,-
"A~eyery boty j. investing iufru.t trre~'
- everybody. il ~aee,>- H. % he in,uf-
cd. must learn tie .aturc and habits al
tlr.~e tlui tree destroyer and nn.: follow
them with yigilant hand.
81 the Discussion on Fruit Co''ulr' 81
ihe state Fair. the leading speaker -ail
the borer which attacks the tree ai ihe
base, and that which works iu the limbs
aud top. were Identical. one oi the lead
iug Maine newspapers aai-m- caH.r'7i}g
that there are often found near ihr
branches whole nest, of WORMS borcr>
.uricd up in cocoon~~ Eorh statements
arc erroneous. as both euiomologi-'- aud
others. having 10 %. with thc .-critterr
We'd know.
pt The apple tree borcr, there arr two
h.ni-. the Round Hsgd aud the F,1f H..d.
The Round H.o5 attacks the tree az the
al't aud l. found occasionally "a The top.
alt ou, of hundred, Whi d wy hatr cut
nut, in one instance only. dld we ever dnd
oue one foot up The TRUNK. The pareat
beetle OF the round headed borcr j., fant is
seen by day. aud Is VERY ,hy. II mar be
Auown. when seen. by tWo cream c"iarcI
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17

NEVER AGAIN.-There il touch of patho>
about doing even the simplest thing for the
last Line. 1t is not alone kissing the lips
OF the dead that gives YOU this strange
pain. You feel it when you look your last
upon some scene which you have loved
when you stand in some quiet street where
YOU know YOU will never stand again, un-
les. indeed, you come back some day to
the ''haunts." and wander among them an
unwelcomed ghost.
The actor playing his part for the last
time-the singer whose voice is cracked
hopelessly, and who after this once will
never stand before the sea of upturned
faces, disputing the plaudits with fresher
and tairer forms-the clergyman who has
preached his last sermon-these all know
the hidden bitterness of ''never again."
How they come to US on birthdays as we
grow older! Never again young-always
nearer and nearer to the very last-the
end which is universal. the last thing
which shall follow all the other last things.
and turn them, let US hope, from pains to
joys.
We put away our boyish toys, with an
odd heart-ache. We were too old to walk
any longer on our stilts-too tall to plav
marbles Oh the pavement. Yet there was
apang when we thought we had played
with our merry mates for the last time. and
life's serious, grown-up work was waiting
for US.
Now we do not want the lost TOYS back
Life has other and larger playthings for
us. May it not be that these. too. shall
seem in the light Of some far-ofr dsy as
the 0oyish games seem to our manhood,
and we shall learn that death is but the
opening Of gate into the new land OF
promise?
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17

Very often a farmer or his boys may be
heard relating how that horse has put In
the spring crops without a mouthful of
grain, or in what good condition he keeps
on grass alone. or the cows were wintered
without any hay. or the sheep lay out
nights all winter. and kept so well on corn
fodder just as often the farmer will
boast that his team has hauled so bushels
of corn up very steep hill. or travelled
60 miles and went to plOwing next day, or
the 3-year old colts 'shave plowed their
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17

pounds. The iirkins are made strong and
tight, are provided with heads, and when
filled are headed up and brine poured
through hole in the top head, to iilI all
intervening spaces. In packing butter for
market 1t is important to have neat and
well made packages, and II the butter has
been preserved sweet and sound. there will
be no trouble in marketing at a good price.
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17


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under The charge oi President Allen. TIE
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Introduced and delivered = lcrtutc uu
-'LiG.'~ Calling give yoH . nref ~
tract.
W" have but an Imperfect hl.a nl ..f.--
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Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17

MAINE HoRsEs.-rhe display OF horse
flesh at the recent State Fair was the lars-
ct and most valuable one ever seen in
Maine. and furnished "a convincing proof
that the State fully >ustains it, reputation
III producing the best Of roadsters. gentle
men'> driving horses. and horses for which
speed i considered paramount. The cx-
ten-ive display made also shows that
Maine, a a horse-breeding State j. yearly
increasing her equine stock in number.
which j. proving an essential element of
wealth. Ia l>si9 the value of horSe-iiesh
in Maine, a. compared with all other prop
erty. was about one thirty-third part there
of. The total number of horse. and colts
that year was sl.50s. in which estimate the
horse property of this city and Portland i
not included. The official returns Of 1863
made tor the purpose of State valuation.
give the number of horse. and colts that
in .
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
poetrp.
III Were a Sunbeam.
BY LUCY LARCoN.

BY LUCY LARcoN.
were sunbesm.
know what I'd 60;
Iwauld seek white lilies
Rsily woodlands ihr ueh
would steal among them.
sof.est light I'd she'd.
Until every lily
Raised its dropping head
IF | were a sunbeam.
| know where III 20:
Into lowliest novels,
Dark with W ant and woe;
TIL sd hearts looked lpw art.
would shine and shin
Then they'd think of heaven.
Their sweet home and n.ne
Art thou not a sunbeam.
Oh Ia, whose life l. gissi
With the inner radisure
sunshine neTfr had.
q. a> God hath blessed thee.
ScattrrTays diyin.
For There j. no surN AN
Rut must tii, o. shine "
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
FOR SALE, the good Schooner Gov

OIt s5-tLI@i tIiC e,oOtt DUHO0I5I UUF-
ernor, of Sedgwick, 155 tons, old measurement,
wen found in sails, rigging, etc., bnil 1t by j.
Watson in 1852 built Of first rate materials. and
was first class vessel. Also one yoke Of
oxen, four years old, well matched, dark red,
girt feet 2 inches, weigh 35 00bs
2mos26 JOSHUA WATSON.
Sedgwick. Sept, 10. 1872.
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
Cash for Hides ! !

The highest CASH prieesfor Cali skins and Hide
Wool skins aud " DOL will be paid at the CITY
MARKET, under the City Hotel.
PHILLIPS & Co
Ellsworth, Mar. 18th, 1872. l3tf.
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
NOTICE.

toriagr, Paints ana OtIs. Tar rltrh auI D4k
un, Onr-, Mast Hoops and Hank. star, I ar. and
"ousous Copper Paint, constantly oA hand 4
general assort ment Of ship ehtnIlery Ana -aiy
stores can always be found at the Oh -hip-yarl
stand on Water 81. Il MI .EN>T
Ellsworth April -fL ana
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
A. B. WaIkerAs Main st., Ellsworth

THE "hEl >TpNE.r-The first preutnrn for t..-t
quality OF work XecUteri on sewing MscHtue- wa,
yesterday awarded at the state Far to tbe Key.
stone. This H. a new Machine, and ~ are canvtn-
ced that ia ouI notice of yesiertiay wc dI not a.
tine Jusnse which iis merits deserve IN the
simplicity Of t- construction and ueatucs- anil
eisgancc pi It's work, this conner into an al.
read well occupied held has taken thu- eariy the
foremost place BANGOR COMMERCIAL. t1ti
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
Maine Board Of Agricultural.

SIN COZ NrIES Bt,iRt~K~TtD-Co>p ot
,EoPs N THK sTArE \ rcTuRE or non.
e. J. MORRIS -RrM,RKS on PRESIDENT At
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure OF all deraIge-
menss IN the stOm-
arh, liver. aud bow
els They are a mild
apericnt, and an
excellent purgatiye.
Being purely Fegc.
table ihey onsein
np isIsfriIit urWiiHC-
raj whatever tin p
sefHsHs ieknc 1l,tl
snHefingi FfeNrut-
IA ;ts fhre f44t,
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
Ayers
lair Vigor,
Ior restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

4 dressing
which is at
once agreeable.
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair II S2oH
restores taiei
or grey hosr
70 rs 0riyHal
color, wttb We
Ellsworth American., 1872-10-17
Sick Stock.

Bangor Wing d Courier.
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COMP ANA RIAL III VAPOREy CORRBON INGLRSRS

SUPERINTENDENT POR Ell GOBIERNO DE s. M
EkVKEaN ENTIRE los
zx.ESAN THOMAS EUROPA KalTESOS. .FGEhe
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA,
PRIMERA CAMARA. 9
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HABANA DIRECTo.
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RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

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comp-Cuba Cuza, Csanovas Plata Gnebra
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NOTASa esara aacado muee de Luz donde recb
m carga para Sanh6mas Pueoco, Aguadia, MayagGez Puerto
a. 25 2 Cuba Baracoa bara los das 28 20
de one vap pueda sar Ia hora senada los pa
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casa del da sada
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De mpenda congnatao Gale dc los Ohcios
78 esquna 4 Luz, ~>A~~-..-.
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PARA LOS SDN0RES HACENDADOS.

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DnPRESA DB IAPORHS bSP PANOLBS DR /. SOLnR I Ga
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-28

wv OINNEOI YUM L
w TlON FOR SAVINGS.-The members OF the Cor
poraton are notified that their Annual Meeting will he
held at the Office Of the Institution. on WEDNESDAY,
the "a day Of April next at N O'Clock p M for the
choice Of officers and the transaction of any other b
ness that may properly come before them
mh2O dim &. A. HAMILTON Treas.
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* CAbAh 1hI rue AHuudl
- Meeting Of the Propretors of the Rural Cemetery
IN worcester for the choice of Officers for the year
suing and Tor any other business that may legally
before he meeting will be held the office the Clerk
No; Brinley Hail. on WEDNESDAY, April 3, at three
O'Clock P. j. HENRY HILL Clerk
worcester March ~, 1872. dtap3 mh23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-28
Motit&s.

FEO ROAD CONTRACTORS THE I'M
= dersigned, Committee of the Town of Upton, will
receive Sealed Proposals until the 18th day of April next
lot Building new County Road from near the house OF
Hon Victorious TAFT, in Upton, to Grafton line, laid
out by the County Commissioners.
Specifications and route Of road may be seen by MAX
Ing application TO either of the committee.
j. W. BATCHEL0R,l
WIN. RNOWLTON, Committee.
A, 4. WOOD,
Upton, March a. 1872 dtaplOs mills