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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
The ApiarI.
JAnIEsroWN, March 4th, 1SI2.

JAsrEsrowN, March 4th, 1872.
EDITORS CHRoNI6I.E: You ask for arti-
cles on stock raising. am raiser of inn
ported stock, and as you said to write in
our own style, / will give you one in my
way. doubt il there Is any branch of
business that is so much neglected, and so
badly managed as Bees, that would, If
properly managed, give as large profit on
the Investment. tlf III ~ I
Every mile square in Tennessee ought
TO produce 1000 lbs of surplus honey each
year at net cost of three cents per pound.
TO secure this, every family should keep
bees. To do this it is necessary that the
right kind of hives should be secured.
l have a hundred patent hives most of
which are worthless. They are hawked
all over the land by agents of patentees,
and the people become Disguised with bee
keeping because they have been cheated.
Among the good hives is the Langstroth
among the worthless is the Buckeye hive.
There are serious objections to the Langs-
troth hive in the hands of the beginner,
and those who cannot afford to tinker with
them. They are too low to winter well,
and if the combs are not straight they can
not be removed. In the hands of an adept
they are good: have tried more than 20
different models of hives, and have got
up one mot patented, that is cheap, and
can be handled without trouble, that l
prefer to all others.
To secure the largest profits, the moth
must be kept out, swarming must be done
at the right time, and be prevented at
pleasure colonies must be strong in the
Spring, and droves always destroyed or
prevented. Bees must not go to the woods
when they swarm bees must be kept at
work throughthe entire season when there
is bloom, and bloom should be furnished
them. In short, a system of bee keeping
should be furnished that is short, easily
understood, and practical. Nine tenths OF
the writings on bee keeping are gotten up
N the support of some patent humbue
hive, and we must read every day to gel
one correct idea, and we must try fifty
plans after paying five prices to get one
good one, for it is the almighty dollar that
| is the object.
Now what we need in every family is 6
weekly copy of the CHRONICLE, with 9
| short, concise article on managing bees
| each article when it is needed There
should be premium offered at the fairs
| on hives, on bees, and on honey, sufficient
ly large to induce and amply pay men t.
bring them in. We should have a bee
convention every winter where every one
could hear and be heard. When this il
done we may expect this branch of in
dustry will flourish. Add to this the in
PRODUCTION of the Attorneys, and this lant
will flow with milk and honey.
Il. l.. BRIER.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

If our farmers would dig good cellars
under their houses, or prepare good pits
for keeping fruits, we would not now be
advertising for Knoxville grocers, "Ohio
apples at eight dollars per barrel We
boast of our fine fruit climate, land beyond
doubt we have it, but it seems sharp con-
tradiction of the claims, to pay such prices
for Northern fruits. Our farmers want
to do two things to help us out. They
want to prune their fruit trees more, cult
vate finer and better fruits and then pre-
pare to save their apples, so as to put them
into market at good prices. In the autumns
our markets are glutted with fruits, but
now our farmers have none to sell. Would
it not pay them to prepare good cellars and
pits to preserve their fruits.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
FARM AND GARDEN.
SUGGESTIONS ABOUT FARMING.

One lesson our people will learn by the
hard times now pressing upon them is
that they must produce more to sell. 1t
will not do to rely solely upon corn and
bacon or wheat for our money. Our farm
ers must learn to make use of every re-
source to bring them means. Their butter
and eggs and their chickens ought to help
pay their household and table expenses.
Their orchards ought to give them fruit
for their own tables and enough to sell to
give them spare change for good papers
and books. Their corn and bacon
ought to be one of their principal
resources to keep up their farming
expenses. Their wheat ought to keep
them in bread and leave them seed and
enough to sell for taxes and extra expen-
SEES. Their hay ought to keep their
stock in good condition to sell when the
market price is at the highest, and their
pasture ought to keep their COWS in good
order to give abundance of milk. Their
sales of horses and cattle ought to be
heavy enough to give them capital to
work with-for n farmer needs capital just
as well as the merchant or manufacturer.
Farming is business requiring judgment
and skill. If our farmers would look
ahead and use every resource at their COM
maud to increase their income, they would
prosper more, and the failure of the corn
or wheat crop would not so entirely eX-
haust the country.
With our superior climate and the facili-
ties for carrying on successfully almost
every department. of farming, there is ne
reason for our people putting their entire
dependence upon their success i'll raising
"hog and hominy." The successful farm
er so manages his work that if he fails in
one crop, he will have others to rely upon,
Jor it very seldom happens that there is a
failure in every department. Are not
these ideas worth thinking about?
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
WOolen Manufactures.

This promises to become one of our most
important branches of industry. We clip
from an exchange the following notice of a
large establishment:
The Barber Woolen Mills, at Auburn,
New York, have fifteen sets of machinery,
OF which ten are run on cassimeres and
five on carpets. They give employment
to 20 hands, consume COG, 900 pounds of
wool per year, and turn out in the same
time 10000 yards carpet and 100000 yards
cashmere and carriage cloths.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

DESTROYING MOLD IN CELLARs.-Ae-
cordlng TO DIR. Wiedehold, fungus growths
in cellars may be combated either by burn
ing sulphur or by pouring two parts Of
concentrated sulphuric acid over one part
Of common salt. In the first instance,
sulphurous acid gas is produced.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
w. f. GIBBINS.

The Knoxville Weekly Chronicle is the bes
Advertising Medium in East Tennessee.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
T.
S.-T.-lS6G-N.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative is the sheet-anchor OF
the feeble and debilitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid it has no equal
among stomachics. As 4 rem
edy for the nervous weakness
to which women are especially
subject, it is superscding every
other stimulant. nall climates.
tropical, temperate or frigid,
itacts Is q specific in every spe-
.cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
CJNDURANGO

DIFFERS MADE FROM THIS NEWLY DIS
n covered cure for ANGER, SCRoFULA and
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
y O CUR y Q PAY.

As it i a new article, patented in September.
just introduced here. AMI only fairly tested in one
set Of boilers in this STATE. l am authorized to
refer to geo. f AMES. Chief Engineer. Dphir
Works, Virginia City, Nevada.
\. CURRY, Sole Proprietor
Carson. Nov. g. Ii.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
1871. STATUTES. 1871

'STATUTEs OF HI STATE OF NEVADA
- for 1871, for sale at the Ssaee Printers office.
Carson, and at A. L. BANCROFT L CO y, San
francisco. Price. s..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
On Marriage.

On MarriaCe.
Happy Relief Tor iOunS Men, from
.hs effects of Errors and AbJs SEES in early life.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured In
psOiments to Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remark able Esm edies- Bos Ks
and circulars sent nee. in sealed envelopes.
Adore. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. g.
NinA &C., HhiIaAefpfhA. p. oc23-n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26

trality. 1t likewise results from the STAY
OF the Oreio al Nassau, 10 her issue thence;
to her enlistment OF men. and her supplies
of packed armament. with the cooperation
OF a British vessel. the Prince Alfred. in
Green Bay, that there was negligence on
the part ofthe British Colonial authorities;
and
whereas. Notwi. bstanding the violation
oil the neutral law by Great Britain CON-
mitted by the oreto. the same vessel later
called the Florida. was on several occa-
si"ns freely admitted into British ports;
aud
Whereas, The judicial acquitlaI oil the
Oreto at Nassau cannot relieve Great Brit
ain from the responsibility, increased um-
der the principles OF international law,
nor can The TACT OF tic Florida going into
The Confederate port OF Mobile, and her
stay there during four months, eXtinsnish
the responsibility prey iou~iy incurred by
Great Britain. Eor these reasons the trl-
buni 10y a majority Of four voices to one
Is Of the opinion thar Great Britain has in
TIL, case failed hy au omission 10 FUN ihr
duties prescribed Ia thc lst. 2nd and "a
rules established in article Glh 80 IN, treaty
OF Washington; and
" hereaS. with respect io the sherman
doah, il results from the facts 30 the depar-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
Foreclosure Of Mortgage

Orlando Tra-k II swans Islani ia u.s toults
% HAurark Aud state ID Maine. IS 81. dryH III
Mortgage dated the lcutA DAY of April 4 ID I--l.
aud recorded the Hancock i.s,gi-trs III n,.,-.i.
ia ui. l5t. Page -. ronyeye4 t. Her .tah
Nuorcy OF aid swan, Island, lot OF lAut -itua.
tsl uu swans Island and bounded a. follows, to
wit- Lot no i've up1n plan drawn by 4 q Nil.
liAen and bounded - follows. gluA.ug At q pile
20 stones at the southv ~ corucr ol ian " sut bv
samuel stockbridge an4 roaming south seven de-
gree, east seventy four rust. 70 sax theme.
north eighty eight degrees west. twcAty - rods
by laui owned 10y >olJiavn Barbour. ~ ia -ta.r.
thence north two degree. East seventy four rod.
10 . -pruce tree, thcucc south eight, ,.t.ht ,.,.
gree, east, eighteen rods 70 the ur.t mentioned
b1Lui, containing ten acre, more ur TO-.
ana. whereas tue conditions OF .44I ta..rt.
gage having been broken cIA.in t. ior.sls.- tb,
same, and give Ihss notice for tnat purpose
HEZEkIAH MOOREY.
-~an's Island ept. IIsA. 49,. III !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26

Every year increases the popu-
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our u.~
patrons that it is kept fully up -
its high standard; and il il the on
ly reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring Cray or FADED
HAZE To its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silkcn. The
scalp, BY it, use, becomes white ami
clean. II removes all eruptions and
dandruf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out. a. il stimulates and nOurishes
the hair-glandS. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, il restores the capillary
glands 10 their normal vigor, and
will create 4 new growth, except in
extreme old age. It j. the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, ~ il requires fewer applicn-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. y. y. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer If Massachu-
sets, says, The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected FIR ex-
ccllent quality; and consider il
the Best PREPARATION for It's
intended purposes"
4 SOFT By all Drug yts's aai Deriers n n,diciae5
Price Ono Dollar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
REAL ESTATE BRO KER,
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

From the frequent enquiries made to me, within
the past few years, by those wishing 10 buy and
sell Real Estate a. well as thusc des ring TO let
and rent places have been forced to the con.
clu-ion, that there was actually eylsting neces-
siiy oi some ones embaTking in the enterprise
and Of opening once and books, and in a meas
ure, at least provide Tor this growing necessity.
would therefore respectfully 80 licit the pat
ronage and encouragement Of the public. In bring.
ins into life and being this enterprise, by giving
me their business, and by aunIted effort making
It mutually beneficial 70 ourselves and others.
Therefore 10 all those having lands anu teLenaents
TO sell 10 let. u they viii give tull de-crp-
lion Of them, by calling or sending to me | will
endt ayUr to Keep Opcn an avenue TO those dt-I--
Ing 10 purchase sell. AMI thereby facilitate AZ
an existing demand. gnArAnte. satisfaction a.
To charges 10 all who may favor with their
bu-inei.. a. h, III \EAN.
EL-Nui tn. March 2~th, lsl5. tins
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WOOL CARDING.

Now IS the time to send "a your wool, as | shall
be ready to receive To after this date. Wool may
be teit at IL. II. Masnnz Whitcomn X Hayues az
u3r ran. antl At l.. Moorc's Hancock at the
mill. Persons wishing for cool rolls must send
their wool la good order Ia those The best Fat
tsfacton will 0c given.
Inc drought does not prevent carding at this
mill.
n B.-1he best Oil viii be Hsed at this mill As
purchase u AT The mandatory. u. =. JOY.
Ellsworth MAY ls71. sutf
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For Sale.

A VERY FINE JERSEY HEIFER WILL RE
TWO YEARS OLD IN FEBRUARY For
paih"ui'r7 inquire OF y. X. SAWYER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
IS.
Scientific and Popular Medical Works
ON
Manhood, Womanhood, &
Nervous Diseases,
No. A Bulfinch St., Boston,

.,y, SOPp 49,.
~1e@''se hho0sesgs 70, Es,yeoay' 1"o Hado'
tYtes sou,
rur sc,Ssns ~SH LOT z ~ M Sn..,n,. ,
,I,I ~ - i = VI LII " "" sbL1 hneLn' AIlo.
$500 s 1855 ~ .ue casse ana cmre OF EAhAvsI.
49, ~ ,, ssaisAL WEAKNESS, INFO
N aAS N.avocs AND fHYsleAL
-. ~ $3.50 70 soa al o,ner aiseafes ARISING ing
80 - 1900 W .0et M w - OK hA-
,aa, st15e yeaIs inis Is Inoer ~ poos iof every
-. 'i4,i eAAA ~, ~ @'ut o0NN-e III
pl9uHai tten.h ctoth frice only flu
Hook Tor Every woman,
i nn.atna ~ AZ ri sioLoof OF WOMAN, AND
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ni-rEloII. :, .,tHT os INA u~frEp srrrl-. pt..

DISTINCT ,'rRr og rnE UNITED -rrrE.. bt.
T2igI % MANI
TlII- e &" eve Noise that petition has been
presented 10 TIE Court. ihis I1.h ,las OF -.u-
irfnirg. l-st. hf John H. Parker % Hrlhafa
Bankrupt, praying iaai b. may be- derrc~i b. have
iul dl charge IRON all his debts pros sled a. sl.r
'fe Bankrupt Act. Individually ami a.. cfls..r ia
us arms Parker 4 Pearl Parker, Pear! ~pac
ifrl. fAtk"f. Pearl Bate and ut.u4 reading
tAI4 Petition, 1T J. ORDERED by the taarf nat 4
fs1f8ag Dc bad upon SAC -tgnr. GA abe Hot Mon
daF d I'ccetui-r s. -. H.. h-lsr~ ;n- Cont t4
Portland. lg s4lI bIsil.-i. 10 80 u,e!a-. a. NJ
and tAat uc tHif meeting % the creit1r- 80 -ast
Eahk fupt. t. htld t+tsl- thAs. Hafnl.u -
ltrsi-ttt 80 the III Monday OF Nuycul.4r. l-.. II
Iau-Ht, al Do A. NJ. and that notice thereof he.
81. lhshei 10 the BANGOR Daily WIZ & Counter.
hat BE Ellsworth Aulsrictn uewapa4~r- printed
ln sail Dts:rscf. ones A aerk tor j Rrek H. ami ...
IN Bangor Weekly tuu4lrr. AMI that ali tsr. DO ia.
wal haze proved ilvlr drbfs aud uthrr person.
iu interest may APpear At -aii Iiae .ll t.I-.
-4 sEow cause. 81 am ulag nave. s.lF I4- PRAYER
IA -a. sfvilton should nos BE- granted
~ Il. PELEkE
ms C.erk oT listric. court Tor .,t,i In-,r.-t
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Fifteen and haIfMiIlions the amount.
rne .a~ ards payable ia Geld within a
Year.
-hip~ resL On the coast Of ireland
Grew all LOST.
Dupanloup onthe Political Situation.


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Y.,.,. =,
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\ NeNi'a''h :" 1ho i.'i'd"i t'''
neva saws the award by the irioho3i "i ar
bitrafion 10 the United State sill nal eN-
=, a,o ooo ~ ,,:s.
ecu
Inc ae'is'"n 81 '''e 'o''i' = '+'''" ''s "''
the arbitrators except Sir Alexander Cock
l.,,,, ,rbo ,,iu Give a .euar.fe inl,,,.r,
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'-'''''i- 49, '''7 ''' 90
ton 10 the Alabama- the award iu NAi"h
case constitutes the greater portion % ,he
total .u,n Danages ort,t...i in the case
"i lhe tIorida' hour against QUE :" '''
ease of The Shenandoah AN threr against
to,, Autbe the other cases presented hs
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Wy the '"uIl-
The Times says Willingly We Mil pay
f3l.. t,-,, IL, i.,t,r,,. ,.tft I..,,. .f\a,iou.
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= -
Ihe official award - ihn nted states
hv the board oi .ll f i'ragisu ia gross j. If
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t"-la1 from - 4. bAnri'lt JAWS 4-'i' "l
tha uf,el States. saws tbat the text ot fbr
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"'tt A'.'e'A announce" 'H'''- '"' ''-
tei states Receives tha gro----lln Of tItesu
a...4 .r.5Ii1riliau. ut dollar. for Io.-e. ms
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'''.
aaa 0hrraha'ah' tle ialt'f amer i'"N i"-
Melbourne. Ey the terms Of the treaty ihy
..,,.I8 h u.yasle IA -.d AL Washington
49,. H.. 49,
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For Sale.

JhE subscriber offers for sale 3 ,OOs bushels of
corn and 20J barrels OF -four at a small adj
vance on New York Prices
Franklin Aug. 9th.
oWSo Charles H. MACOMBER
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Vessels for Sale.

Yhe subscriber offers Tor sale nuc-etghth on tar
] Schooner Lo,iuskIa, and one-ctx nth Of ta,.
sooner fraucoH,a OF Ellsworth. For parti GUITAR
As 70 price &c, inquire OF v. * sawyer.
SAMUEL LORD, Iowa Cty
Ellsworth, Dec 18Th, ISL. t.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
K. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Invention, Trade Marks Designs
~. ~ state st.. Opposite Klby ST..
BOSTON.

f-TEk an extensive prActiec OF upwards 81
"A Thirty years. continues to tcrurc Patrnta h.
the thitcd states. also in Great Britain, France
and other foreign countries. IRyrhts. sreciAca-
tion-, Assigpmenss, lad all other papers Tor IA
tents, executed 90 reasonable terms. ~ith dis.
patch. ksseaTc hes made 10 drtcimias the validity
and ABILITY OF Patents OF Inventions, ami legal
and other advice nicTed In all matters touching
the same. Copies Of lhs claims OF any patent
furnished BY rcmitiing one dollar. Assignments
recorded n Washington.
No IycHry 80 ne Uat> States possessss sup erior
facisirf (Jr obtaiHiag fateAfS " aScerfGniHg the
prac.iGbtiafy o. iHrenfioas.
All necessity OF Journey 70 Washington 10
procure A Patent, ana the usual great delay there
are bore saved lhyrutoTs.
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House Joiner,

THE subscriber a. always ready for any Job in
! his Inc. and VIII warrant satisfaction.
House joinering, carpentering, job-wOrk &c.,
attended 70 promptly in any part Of the city.
Ellsworth tts3 A. J. BENNETT.
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Notice..

TIE und ersigned would inform the citizens o
] Euswt nth and Vicinity that he has transferred
the Agency OF the Mason and Hamlin Organ co.
10 George \. Dyer and that Dny OF the different
styles Of IT, strumeRts can be procured By apply
ing 10 HE Rooms, at the Millinery store OF
Mrs. NJ. J. Ii rocks. j. /. OsGOOD. I7tf
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Freedom Notice.

MT Subscriber hereby gives public notice thu,
re has gwen his min son Gilman l.. BnnI er
~ . ana snail claim none of his earnings nor
pay any ueo's oil MS contracting, after this DAFT.
a,,es, s;5. BARNEY ii. RUNRER
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TESTIMONIALS.
regard Nj. EDDY as que OF the Bgosfc4a1pte and
sN-c,gnI practitioners With whom | have ID
vihcI-I intercourse. tHAs. MASON.
Comm .ssloncF Of Patents.
II have no hes ation IN assuring inventors that
thcy cannot employ man mare competent and
frusfrortAg, tna nore capable Vi putiI. their
Applications IN a form to secure Tor them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comm lsslOner OF Patents.
NJ. Eddy has made lor over IiilEIl ap
p!lcAtons Tor fa!eats, having been successful in
almost every case. such unmistakaUie proof Of
great talent aud ability on his part, LEAFS me TO
recommend al inventors to apply to him 10 pro
cure Their patents, As they may oc sure oi having
The m7st faithful attention bestowed on ihelr
casc- and ct very reasonable charges,
JOHN IAGGAET.
Boston J.u.l Is.4-ly
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DR.. RAILWAYS
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MEDICINE THAT
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!l

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