Ellsworth American : November 6, 1863
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$ 0 C t V 1| Jtmsc, 6av(lcu ami J»nw. Old Friends. Fruiu the .Agriculturist for Jfov. All gone but you and I. old friend ! All gone but you and 1 ! Kitchen Garden. What do wo here, when in their grave* There will he of work in a well Our old companions lie. plenty managed garden until freciing weather Not suddenly they went away, 8!ops*ull operations. 'J'iic crops still re- Hut .slow 1 v, one one by ; maining out are to ho harvested, and the Till now we idly g /•.* around to he cleaned so And see that all are gone. ground everywhere op, that available of refuse r-im-SinjjV r-'ir Onlx 1 opermiy every portion ■ ; # Tkiom nr Ai>VKitTi'*iso <>i»e S'taar*'<>r l<*s'1 Closer and closer every n t the ) year »l,SO “11 I » shall cither to the rxpir ill m .1 il,- < N,i I •«!•* nt i■•-rr- go directly compost The nan owing circle grew” ; pnui-r il \ 1,1 • J tint) L’.'i lit*. On-; square, uu«'year. $i>,00 A *«■•«*> a” XT n ur pa,J J |K,r l or to the stye, or cattle ■ 4itUc £ioc heap, pig yard.—• of all that in *li-iMiint minJi- on I a.1 vmitnuuitd. Until, cheerful uni p not iu not ) lilirral >11/ band, will urtetlj ailliered m. ) DecDs, Jjcars; liu s All work of done will 0vcatijs, A 10 tlii* now, uLljonnljts, id But I remain and you. C square type. preparation areally facilitate labor next Spring, la And of our thinking youth, old Iricud ! stiff sod it will pay thro s the ground up And nil out vmfs, life-long in ridges with plow or spade, and leave H Mr half-numV.l heart aim >st o‘o:'l >w.* VOL. NO. 4‘2. IX, ELLSWORTH, ME. ISC3. #1,50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. thus to the me influences of the In a burst of sad warm tears. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER <», lowing frost. For all things for the worst, old friend ! Becm l*o know me 7" Aspaimous.—Cover with coarso ma- strangely chang’d since then you Pardon in *. said the •• sire,” Parlors and Parlor Orna- Tiio Mistake. s stranger, Address of Gov. Coburn. King's the women fares wore more fair, I ho hello of Munich hides her face nure- The ground can hardly bo made falling on his knees. "Hat my And heartier were the men. in making Statu of Maink. ments. Homo of our have revived too rich. Manure is the secret of the vain," answered Kruest. “That inimi- rounds in the l foun l the j exchanges table garden, postern Kxkcutivk !• the old but “Giant — foot and hand are her JIki’ahtnuxt, The seasons r.r° all altered too betrayer." gate unlocked, and to Tiio American Agriculturist speaking following good story: Asparagus.” •• fearing treachery — d 1803. A number ol old all of !/C*s genial nay, quite cold { ou may he'mistaken, after all." Augusta, October -1, ) politicians, your royal person, deemed it iny duty to on uninviting parlors, makes the following Debts.—The harvesting and storing \Vhy, summer scarce is warmer nowr I cannot be, and l claim the whom wore seeking office under tlie gov- hand," watch in the of as Fellow Citizens : — Than winter was of keep pavilion, which,' sensible : should be before hard frost Id sai l “and will find suggestions ernment, were seated at u tavern completed Kruest, is 1 have a The President has called for porch employment your majesty aware, duplicate 300,000 If reader of the •omes. Ami of the for that foot. The music any young lady talking,^’hen a toper named John I)., a thinking past, old friend dainty sounds." key.” additionul volunteers, to meet the present And thinking «f tin “1 believe Inn 1 is Agi irultcrift knows of any stiff, close, person who is very when sober Caiuaues.—Those should bo covered ps«t, my promised already, ‘‘Zounds! man! haven't locked and of the war. loquacious s* you prospective exigencies A Itish w ish springs »n my h- *rt ■o take it shut up within a mile or two of said, if the bad no he or Winter. Finish quick, hetore some one the :ru, have ex- | parlor company objection, putting young plants That I should ? disputes post you ?” asked the Of this additional force Maine is not be lj t the pre- her comfortable, room, and would tell them a told him uto cold frames. prize with you." tended to furnish her and she will light, sitting story. They king. pected quota, follows our sho will to “lire But that old frb fhe next moment were counsels, get up away,” whereupon he as you, and trusty nd ! they whirling No, sire, it remains at I found it.” not the Now, as spoke C and store the disappoint expectation. and some and first follows: m’.rots.—Dig remaining Shouln stand my d*- ,th I, round the vast saloon to a bright early morning, by music that I lien, there is no her men will in the month. my good fellow, heretofore, patriotic respond to sec irops early Jtective the l ist look fioin mv ms, open the windows from which the A certain don't remember his might keepdaners on their feet for life. hirm don sai 1 Brn at. “An 1 I'll tell to the call, and furnish her full king—[ And close them when 1 m dead. promptly views are obtained, and then name—had a whose Cki.sry.—Continue to earth in Anna lean I u ion the shoul 1 'r pleasantest philosopher upon Up dry of h 'r you a secret; I a la ly here share of tin' force to vindicate expect every necessary leave the blinds and the curtains he Now it v ah r. Harvest befuro severo weather, lnu and he breathed in car open judgment always depended. Ye-. clasp again my !, 1 ;ii*-,d ! partner, her Words instant, who has accord I me a the of our Government, and private integrity at least at the most attractive one. that one the ■ stand it on level and cov- But turn n<’t so a" v ; that she could not drawn, took it upright ground listen to without a interview. The best service can ren- maintain the of the laws of happened day king you supremacy 1 l.et's hope to wear each nth*?r out. thrill of Then she will set the chairs at an easy into his head to a ; an 1 after t with hoards and hank up with earth. pleasure. At the conclusion of der in'—i- to leave me to myself. the Union. go hunting And do- ujh.u one daV. as if had been so his nobles and \llo.v no earth to fall between the stalks, the d m Kruest I r angle somebody the •?, I h into a sid<voom A hint from i.sa com- Our with almost entire unan- sitting summoning making your royal ilps people, an have in which that he could oast occasional glance at necessary proportions, I10 summoned the .utterly,we practised putting enough they found themselves quite mand,” soil the Brnvt. “That have determined that the present pretended imity, the If there is a centre table, and asked him if it would or early winter use into the cellar, eover- alone. suit is the rehellion .-hull lie and tlut the prospect. philosopher your majesty's may prosper, suppressed, a most with and rest £tti$rrllu ncott.5. " You place few of the attractive hooks, rain, The told him it would ng earth, leaving the where porsi-t, then," sai l tin 1 idy. “in warmest wish of most devoted suh- Union which it was to philosopher your designed destroy, or she has not, and he and his nobles t well hanked over with earth' calling me the Baroness \’on (iralTcn- shall lie maintained. For this engraving*, photographs, upon departed. 'grows, 1 fin the Aiii.Tiijn t’ni n. jl'Ct. purpose then first struck it, and then picking some flowers, arrange W'hiio journeying along they met a by killing frost. herg.” The stranger vanished. Before Ernest they entered upon the contest, and to “It them in a plate o! sand and moss, or in a countryman on a jackass. He advised Tho Bride of the Carnival. 1 had doubted before, vour h 1 an to frame this end will until the ob- Drain every wet and heavy spot. The dancing opportunity any hypothe- they persevere loose with them to said iv easy boquet pretty green leaves, return, “for,” he, “it will , uld have c.jnviu I me. The I a ler of sis with to this In' and until the world rlnlc garden will bo all the better for regard mysterious being, ject accomplished, an 1 this the books an 1 rain.” smiled DY FRANCIS \. DUMVAHK. the i- ■ [dace among pict- certainly They contemptu- , it can ho worked sylpliilrs known by her th d lor 'lie I an 1 admitted shall be satisfied that !ree men can endure [raining ; enough earlier step." op cautiously ures, to make a stiIT him and on. Ueforc I am a (don't try green-: otlsly upon passed j u the to make it inia. then!" said t'c haroncss. She threw li r-.df at once more, ami for the Spring pay. perfect I'alg persevere longer, pres- house or both the had " " ; arrange gone many miles, however, imps >iic roany love me mm ap.