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Fertilizers.

There is nothing connected with agri-
culture more important than the econom.
ical use of fertilizers. On every planta.
ton almost tons of the most valuable
elements Of fertilization are annually lost
to the farmer by negligence or want OF
time to save them. We are in too great
hurry to attend to such small matters
that is the truth of it. Nothing should
be wasted on u farm, and as the busy
season is now pretty we'll over aud that
crop lcotton( which always takes up all
our time of hand, every moment should
be used to collect materials to mako the
"two blades of grass and the two ears of
corn grow where only one grew before"
Clean out your fence corners, rake up all
the litter about yards, save your leached
ashes, coal dust, refuse Of every sort, and
prepare for composing. Ashes should
not be put in the compost heaps. 1t
pays best to make special application
Of them. No better manure can be
fou-d for the garden, the potato, or the
t, 6 tree. Don't waste your cotton seed
and don't sell it. 1t is capital food for
your cattle, and the manure made from
cattle fed on cotton seed Is one of the
most valuable. Experiments made by
celebrated English chemists 90 to dem
onstrate that the manuy> made from O
ton of hay is worth SlG.uG; from o ton
of clover, $l5; from ton Of oat straw,
94.56 from ton of wheat strrw, S4.i5;
from ton Of wheat, $l1; from ton of
corn, $40; from ton off potatoes, $a.3 So SO ;
from o ton of tnrnips, Sl.33; from ton
of cotton seed cake, 1888; from = ton
of linseed cake, $30.85. Ifthere be any
truth Ia analysis, it is plain from this
table that cotton seed Is richer in fertiliz-
ing elements than any other product on
me farm. Every particle Of manure
from the feeding of cotton seed should
be saved, and yet on nine f~.ms out of
ten this seed is fed on the ground in open
lots during the winter, exposed to the
air and rain, and no care taken in the
preservation, Cotton seed with little
meal or bran is one of the best articles of
food for cattle or sheep, and should never
be wasted. It is worth noting too, while
we are on the subject of fertilizers, to no.
.s:o1 ti manure fTom !. ton of huat
straw or oat straw is worth 416 or $3.50,
while on nine farms out of ten you will
find at this season of the year tons of
wheat or oat straw which have been left
In the field where the travelling thresh-
eT, cleaned out last summers crop. we
have heard of old farmers, who said they
took all pains to make manure and to
raise food for their stock, say that they
had never fed handful of wheat straw
because they thought it had no strength
in it. Everything that you can put 10
your yard or Stables 10 absorb the fHettiiii ferttiiii.
iziEg properties will pay handsomely.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver

DA1N i'll The right side, under the
edge OF the ribs, increases on pres
urc; sometimes the pain is in the left
SIDE; the pa::cnt is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arr The
stomach is affected with loss Of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen
eral arc cos;ivc, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss of mem
ory, accompanied with painful sem
sation Of having left undonc some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
weariness and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
tion Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon UP fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We wou,I
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. McLANs's Liver
PILLS.
The genuine McLANk's LIVER PILLS bear
the signatures OF c. McLANE and FLEMING
Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c.
MclANE's LIVER PILLS. prepared by Flem-
Ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full OF limitations of the name 1fcLgue.
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
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WHAT B1hDs AccoMPLIsH.-Tho
swallow, swift and night-hawk are the
guardians Of the atmosphere. They
check the increase of insects which other
wise would overload lit. Woodpeckers,
creepers and chickadees are the guar
dians of the trunks of trees. Warblers
and aycatciers protect the foliage.
Biackbirds, crows, thrushes and larks
protect the surface of the soil. Snipe
and woodcock protect the soil under the
surface. Each tribe has its respective
duties to perform in the economy of ma
ture; and il Is an pndoubted fact that if
the birds were swept OFF the face of the
earth. man could not live upon it; 1eg5-
tation would withe. and die; insects
would become 60 humorous that no liy-
ing thing eori1 Bitastand their attacks.
Tho Wholesale destruction accustomed by
geasshoppcrs, which have lately devasta-
ted Tho western part of the. United States,
is caused by the thinning out of the birds,
such as grouse, prairiechens, &c, which
fed upon them. The great and ines
Unable service done to the farmer, gard
ner and florist by the birds is only be-
coming known by sad experience. Spare
the birds and save your fruit the little
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This IS not patent medicine, but Is prepared
under the direction of DR.. NJ. W. Case, from his
favorite prescription, which in an extensive
practice of over twenty-seven years he has found
most effective in all cases of disordcred liver or
impure blood. It ig
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C0SPIDO EFT CONQUIEsCO.


Fret not, poor soul: while doubt and fear
Disturb thy ;.reast,
The plying angels, who can see
How gnin thy wild regret must be,
Say, Trust and Rest"
Plan not, nor scheme--but calmly wait ;
His choice is best
While blind and eFring is thy sight,
His wisdom sees and judges right;
So Trust and Rest.
Strive not. nor struggle: thy poor might
Can never wrest
The meanest thing to serve thy will;
All power is His alone. BE still,
And Trust and Rest.
Desire not selflove is strong
Within thy breast;
And yet lie loves thee better still:
So let Him do His loving will,
And Trust and Rest.
What dost thou ferr? His wisdom rcigns
Supreme confessed;
His power is infinite; His love
Thy deepest. fondest dreams above;
So Trust and Rest.
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To the Defendants James McCarlcy, Mary
McCarlny Samantha Brvant, heirs of
John. McCarley, deceased, names and
number unknown, Joseph McCarlcy, las.
McCarlcy VIM. McCarley, Martha Me
Carly, and other heirs Of David ID. Nc.
Carlcy, names and number unknown:
Take notice that the complaint in this ac-
tion, together with the summons, of which
the foregoing is copy, WAS filed in the
office of the Court of Probate at Anderson
g. H., i'll the County of Anderson, and
state of South Carolina, on the 10Th day of
November. a. d.. 1878, and that the object
OF said action is for sale of the Real Estate
now i'll the possession of the Delcnda /,
Robert b: McCarley, for the payment of
debts, and for other relief, which said real
estate embraces POO acres of land, more or
less, situate i'll Anderson County, in snid
State, adjoining lands of Robert b. Dean
and Others. No personal claim is made
against you. JOSEPH n. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Nov 81, 1873 10 q
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corn and fruit taken by them is more
than compensated by the quantities OF
noxious insects they destroy. The long
prosecuted crow has been found by actual
experiment to do far more good by the
vast quantities of grubs and insects he
devours than the few grains of corn he
pulls up. lie is one one Of the farmers
best friends.
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Oct 10
Oassi1nuran.

IT UST received-a splendid line of Char-
O lotteville CASSINfERES. These ere
the best goods in the Market, and are offered
low by a. Il. TOWERS &c co.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
EardWarei I

a AUR Stock of HARDWARE cannot be
W excelled in the Town. Tools, Locks,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Screws, Hinges,
and Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils, Viscs,
Hammers and TOngs.
a. b. TOWERS & co.
Oct 10 IL
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caAWGR DRPARYMEMT.
Tie "Grasshoppcr Commission"

Under the Supervision of the Executive
Committee OF Pomona Grange.
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TO AGAKE MONRY

DLEASANTLY and fast, agents should
H address FINLEY, HARVEY 81 Co., At.
anita, Ga june ely
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Towers Plow /!

NNTE are now prepared to sell this celc-
wv brated PLOW at low prices. We
warrant thooe Plows to give satisfaction, or
no sale. Turning Plow, complete, $i.75
plow Stock, $3.50.
a. b. TOWERS & co.
Oct 10 II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18

Their indefinite supremacy seemed almost as
sured. One more victory. such rs they had
often won. would place IL beyond persdven-
iure. They entered on the struggle with the
air OF insolent and over-confdent brsvoes uu-
sccustomed to defeaf. But Il has come a, last
and their lamentations are correspondence bit.
ter. BY the terms Of the bill. In addition to the
Government earnings. the Union Pacific Is
bound to psy In annually to the sinking fund, =
sum not to exceed $4,000, the Central Pacific
ssum not exceeding $500 CO., The greed al.
ways chsrActerizing both in their dealing with
the public, has already led TO the suggestion
tina, remedial legislation may be needed TO cure
the oversight which hiss len II possible for them
TO 50 increase their rates As 10 collect ,hi. al
most half million from those forced to patron
ize them. But the thorough ventilation the az
fairs Of both have received during the long
weeks OF discussion, has, II II believed, educated
the public up to the necessity Of applying such
correctives IS wirmake them the servants. and
not the insolent masters OF the public.
Al the meeting last evening TO reorganiIe the
Republican Congressional Committee, IL seem
ed thought best to leave the question Of the en-
dorsenent or condemnation OF the administers
ton to State and District conventions, though
enough WAS said to show that some Of it, meas
ures find little sympathy with Representative
Republicans. VOLUNTEER.
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State News.

Gov. Common delivers the address at
Biddeford Decoration Day.
-Diphtheria is raging la Gardiner.
and several persons have died
The Brunswick people have formed a
village Improvement association. intend z
TO beautiiy the place by planting trees, &c.
The storm Of March 30th afforded two
feet OF snow At PASSPORT About one foot
at Machias, and very little il any at Cherry
field
A large lime shed In Rockiand, owned
by Aessrs. Farrand. spear and others. was
hGrned Friday afternoon with $50 casks OF
lime aud about tweaty I've cords OF kiln
wood. Loss $1,000 or more.
Mr. A. II. Hunt. Of HouI,on, Ne.
shipped eighteen fine horses purchased 10
Aroostook county. Monday, for Boston II
i said the ANIMALS will he Icshipped for
Europe, being among recent purchases
made In this country Tor the Eoglish gov
ernment-
Mr.. Fr'ncis Murphy. the great temper
snee reiormer. has engaged a cottage At
Round Lake, y. Y. Tor himself and family
where he designs to spend the summer Tor
rest aud Retirement. 50 As 10 be ready Tor .
renewal OF the temperance campaign the
coming autumn.
Business prospects ssem somew hat
brighter IN Hanger this spring than they
DID year ago. Although there haye been
10 foreign orders Tor deals. the demand for
short lumber from domestic port. l. cult.
strong. With indpsAtloas 81 . fair summer .
work. May OF the % river mill. ar. now
under way and rsfts are coming down the
river. frctghts are someshat dull a.
'nAnv OF The lameermrn are hot yet ready
90 ship.
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PECCLlAn PEOPLE.

Old bachelors " no never smoke
People who will suffer from chronic tndises-
ton. constipation, and torpid liver or "hiiiou--
ness" when DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery and Pleasant Purgauvc Pellets are
known to be reliable and speedy remedies for
these diseases.
Old maids who do not love cats.
People who have cStsrrh. annoying and dis
gushing every one around them. when Or.
remedy for this disease.
Women who do not love babies.
Women who will suffer from oil those pale
full diseases to which the sex IL heir when DR..
Fierce's fayoritc Prescription 10 admitted BY
every lady who uses 1t TO be an efficient RENE
dy for these mAlsdes.
People who believe their progcnitors were
apes.
People who will read about "Helen's Babies -
and That Husband Of Mine" and That " ife
Of Nine" and That Mother-in-law Of Mine !"
and That Son-ln-lsw OF Mine" and yet fail
10 read about themselves In The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser"
Christians quarreiinx with each other on
their way To Heaven.
People who will seek health ., fashion able
watering pieces, smothcrinx nj Saratoga or
Long Branch. or sacrificing themselves to
"Graham Diet al Water Cures and Health
Institutes, when the maguifceu; Iusalids
Hotel, at Buffalo. Offers ali the elegant comforts
Of the fnest hotels, combined with the best
sanitary Ases,-Rasslsn. Turkish. Aud
plunge baths. gymnasium. tc.,-and Is situated
10 aud near some Of the finest natural scenery
In the Empire state.
The most peculiar OF all are the people who
read these paragraphs and fail TO profit by
them,
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Oliver Wendell Holmes writes with q
gold pen which he has used for twenty
years.
Five hundred and fifty million gal Ions
Of petroleum were exported from this
country from 1866 TO 1871, which brought
an average price Of thirty-four cents per
gallon. amounting to olsf, 200 600.
There are 1900 miles OF telegraph
wire In the United States and 6.s5U Offices
or one miis Of wire to every ,hIrty.six
square miles OF erea. England has
70 1000 miles Of line and 5000 Offices or
enc mile to every one snd . half mils OF
erea. Russia has $1,000 miles OF line amp
800 Offices. or one mile OF line to every $50
square miles OF area
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Mr.. G. A. Hartman Of Hsverhiil, attempted
the quickest time on record and TO accomplish
IL he would have been obliged to have walked
100 miles within eighteen hours. hry-thsee min
utes and forty seconds. He walked ninety
miles, the time occupied being seventeen hours.
twenty-six miautes and forty five secouds and
then very much exhausted. abandoned the
trial ~ the time was too short In which to CON-
plete the task In his wesriej condition. but BY
good judges 1t Is claimed to be one Of the most
wonderful feats ever performed, for Mr.. Hsr-
riraan Is not trained walkist and when be
made the attempt here, had hot walked i've
miles within the two previous weeks. but
should he give himself the proper training he
could easily out-walk. even o'Lesry. the cham
pioa Of the world.
AN APRIL FUOL JOKE
was perpetrated here on the nrst day Of April.
1t the expense OF the LithogrAphers Of this
city. Letters. purporting to come from GER
tain steamship company, were sent to the dif-
ferens firms that make drawing. on stone. say.
ing the owners. would have meeting the uex,
Monday, at 10 80 A. NJ. at 23T State st. for
the purpose OF deciding upon such III hosr sph
As they would want for their line Of steamer.
and requested that an agent with samples Of
their work. be present. At the appointed
hour. no less than thirteen men, each with
roll Of samples under his arm, could be seen.
walking back and forth. looking up and down
eagerly scanning oil the signs ard numbers In
ths, locality and making dilisea, qulry !. to
where that number could be fouui " hen
they were informed tbs, there Was 10 s37, and
that for some unknown reason, their never
had been such number. II began TO dawn
upon their minds that Il was The frs, Of April.
THE OPERA svAsoN.
The hrst week Of the Italian Opera. closed in
this city yesterday afternoon with the perform
ance Of "Mignou" in which Kellogg. Roze and
Cary took part. Boston Theatre was packed
from pit to dome, and almost four thou.snd
dollars were taken for that one performance.
Mr.. S,rskosch Is very happy. As he always 10,
when making money and taken = whole =
more satisfactory season Of opera, has never
been given here. Cary and Kellogg are old IA
vorttes. but neither OF them ever before, sp-
peared TO so good advantage. both having
made great improvement. especially in their
setting since their las, appearance here in opera.
but they have no, proved the sole attraction
for
MADAME MARIA ROsE
who made her debut in this city with them
has attracted = goodly share OF attention. al
though she has not proven herself TO be the
great singer. tina, her shrcwd manager has %
wildly pictured. She has . mesSo soprano
voice, Of quite limited range. which 10 sweet
and pure aud pleasant TO listen to. but her
success upon the stage. Is due to other accom-
plisbments rather than her voice. She Is fine
actress, very much better than the average op-
cratic singer; her wardrobe Is decidedly mag
nfceni. IS well as tasteful in the extreme,
and her sweet handsome face aud graceful sI.
pesranee, would soon establish her a. quite .
fsyoriie In almost any city. T..
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Letter hom Boston.
BOSTON. April Is, 1873.
APRIL
METAL TRIMMINGS.

APRIL
has so far. given US nothing In the way Of
weather, better than o long continued
storm. relieved occasionally by sight OF
the sun. which soon disappears, only to be
followed by a gray leaden sky. cold blus-
tering winds and then rain sgain. but one
Of the wise men Of this city has prophesied
that change will take place on the 18th
OF this month. sfter which, 1t viii be safe
to venture out, leaving At home nmbrel-
las, waterproofs and rubbers. Let US hope
that these predictions will be fulfilled for
"Old Prob" has kept US IN such , state Of
doubt and gnsertsinty during the last two
weeks. as to be quite snpsyiag.
PALM SUNDAY
came yesterday and was, o. usual, observed In
Ill the Roman Catholic churches. A Catholic
10 easily known on that day, for every one cas.
ries in their hands branch Of PALM which has
been blessed BY the Priest. The day commem.
crates the last entry Of Christ into Jerusalem
and 10 always observed on the Sunday proceed.
ing Easter, which comes pext Sabbath. when
the long Lenten season will have passed away
and those who have been doing penance, vii,
enter once more, upon the gaieties OF life and
the ladies' will make their appesrsnce on that
glad morning, dressed n TIE new spriag suits,
that their dressoakeVB apd ssamst1esses have
besn planning md lhshionins. while they were
serving out their sentssee Tor Sins committed.
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Ing at . pattern on the carpet Mrs. Triton
said. There's adultery" Thea pointing
TO another pattern she said. There's
lying. I am guilty OF both. Oh an .
champion liar. ] can lie so you would
not know IL By looking In my face"
The City Press Association says that
Mr.. Wheeler on being Interviewed said
that Mrs. Tilton authorized him fully TO
publish the document.
Four weeks ago he said she verbally
confessed to Mrs. Anna ". Field and four
other ladies OF Plymouth church, stating
all the details and circu instances OF her
sdulteries.
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IN. dsse on the addressia label OF each suesc ~
Der paper shows the time 10 " hieh me snoeelIp
requested to pay up as soon a. pos siole.
IN receipt Of payments on snoscripuon Al tni
ossce = rre,,nt viii be promptly sent TO the sub
s.,. .n5 ~, ,l.ts on the address label will BE-
.,orrests.f 90 the next lssue OF the paper.
In All communications relating to subscription
.,nr rorre.pondents are requested 10 state II G
postofce 70 which the paper IL. or u 10 be- sent
an 10 be careful TO write all proper names piAih
y xaa-.. .,.x. ~fx.
,be presert address as well the one TO wniSh
Won wish he paper Afterwards sent.
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MAINE STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The Second Annual Meeting OF the State
Teachers Association. will be held at City
Hail Building. Portland. Ne, April p, &c,
and %. commencing at 80 p. NJ, Thurs
day, April %.
Subjects Examination of Teachers /;
Methods OF instruction in Mathematics
Course Of study in English Language.
Fares on railroads, one and one-third
fare for the round trip. Tiokets 70 be bought
az station ,clere cars are taken. Hotel rates
City Hotel. $50; Preble House and Fall
mouth. 81 90 per day.
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TO his birth-date; and Aunt Huldsh, a
she went out of church, said TO MT.
Brooks. By no means iuaudibly, i guess
Freedoms gin up his controversy noail! ;
he did keep up his end on II quite speii'
but he's gin up for good now, expect
Yes answered the young parson' WIN
Q smile OF mingled feeling and reverence
.sThe ord was in the stu small voice.
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FORECLOSURES

NOTICE - hsrvby given. that George A. Lake,
IN ~ Bnckspori County sf Hancock. state OF
Maine. by bis mortgage deed dated Jane ~ l-5i,
and recorded IN The Hancock County Registry III
Deeds. Book h'. Psge Is. conveyed 10 mortgage
OF real estsie, situated IN said Buck. port bstng
part OF lot No. ia ann Range. iytns % the "a 4
side OF the County road lesdnx ~ the He~sy
s.t,icmea'. and the same aesiea 10 : tsse by
;. chi u'.s ~ deed r.coFtled IN Vol -, Pa. SIa
aud The zane decided 20 SAID George A. t.Rka By
Daniel q. Lave b. deed fecoT,ed in Vol Ial
f-se ~. Hsncocs county RsgistTy sud whcrsa.
I'd. Aforesaid mortgage deed sas Oh The 18th dsy
fJune. \. ID. ls-S. assigned O. ne. by George VI
Heresrt. Treasurer Of SAID Haok,port Savins.
hank that tie condition - SAID mortgage j. bro
Acn, theFsinrc claim foreclosure OF the sane
sxreeaey TO the prov tsion OF the statute IN such
cases made aad provided.
4. b. HEINUOp.
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Obj Gllswortb Amfrifall.

t,ublished every Thursday Morning at Coon hs
alocs. Ellsworth, Me-, bs THE HANCOt
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., see first page. ,-
"a n PErTENGILL 4 CO, 10 state Street,
Session 3. Park Row. New York, and.'Oi Shestnu'
street, rhadelphia, are cur Agents Tor pros ur,es
e,,ies and authorized TO contract for advertising
al orr lowest rates.