ocr: W, «. u’J inform tlie public th it we bavc ju-t rituin. d trim E. at ■>. with • new nnl rnrefullv sebrtei stock of r*o s 4< 1 rn rfil \ !l( I ii || | i \ K i % s u * j J < Am n>^ t < \r **ock n..»v 1 f 1 i »• » "•"•t rent of or;/j>//, nt/:\( // «w/ r* l C? ^ Li mL S 4 „f nil o.Jf r. an.I ,ualiti- • as .■!!.• -t .• »r d |4i rt fa»U:>r.al !« *tvl« • Air »• > five a»f >rtmer,t «*1 f js ind Tcifrtt, of ill ftfld kin) ■■ I n T frtbfT wilt iupK t' .if : tmf Jit ■ \ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING of iht most fitslmmnhlr styles. .Ais.■ „• ti’.nv W f miitl j L-t HO « FROCKS \M) SACKS. Maio fi * m var •;»« imtlttp « <f L • .. I t -in 1 *«■•». ; 11 * I 1. \« K A M* i ‘ V » 1M.- -M.s I (M>. .. ;h 1 A 1 ' S .A. itj W» *;,4 »... .«<«•• Alt* , >llK. Lh*Ii’ r ' .1'. I.- . Mi-1 \ .. . * ALSO man ui\tkr maws, mid - .ft \" I f K. ltKAVJ.lt anil f>Ql 1M At \ ( ft < 111 > \ i • S i h \ \ i i t' l a i ?» i■ f ail ..ni «jui . - i .1 a . i- -m • a-s,i.: ., •/ ,,f i. v. v . o . i i \a. ./ i. a si o< 'k or •Li 121 ili.ajJ C.COiiS. —< '*! : 1N6 .f— ... -I V. ■ .... I, r ►. I • '* 11 ! * - ■ ■ 1 '■■■■!.. t Li . I■... , . 1 . ' : ’ 1 (« L () V I ^ . T , A. A .1 1 i , t f S,uulU*r > a m! :i i, | y Sj v*i»g -Vik, Dri'M Tnti Ti< « IS. u • ... I ar »• ia ik. ] ti.aiiurirr. IRIB i I[ PCpdBTjffBST L ll il LI)™* i W ; ii Zl 1 Id Siv 1 t'a'in t • « *. ' ■ : • !'■ - • .t i w t . i»M.‘ . t -v t it rr Let l an an\ , !,. . r t I .r B, V >to K n Ii ij a TH ms <•; \VK 11 \\ i: ; M.»' Hill I •. . I .1 iv -4* WIM W -m - *■ * GF u J.«N, WATCH lu^KEil A* »L> J^Wi-LEx*. EI.L>Wt»ftI'lI me. \ ATCMEs. ( LUCKS umi JEWEL ty »*f th« f .t l '|a,t.:Jv 4..i !j, i.< n i . llitl.v.ij., Jiwtivaiul mial- r sale 1 «, CV.M.aCfUug in fiail i t fine t» ii Silver Hunt • a a-t WaVhri •; • i.. . » Aiv- I'aun-.. M »a. l'aiul.-l • il and fruit 't vIt- Pius, uitii Ear i.»r t u.au .. L*unu..ad Kin,;-. U and is carat Plaiu an 1 thaaad Kiug* >t< m- xl and s*«• 1 Kiu,> 'lu .* t it aid Iff varal * 14. slw.t KaUuti*. CLOCKS, ) '■S!l1 r><,', ’ll unn 1 lew i,i Marir..- i| • " ' l< SI. S, . I.ui 'K< .. Jt .VI i.K\ rr[ aired ircr. I.n’ . trill;., n . . . . <11 is I. l-» tV , i« j-,. .^■| B|» 1 WaUii Crj» »li f t e Sue. ,(u»l. IsIS« tiiA/rliilt iJu3E SHIP SIGN AND OENAMENTA' painter. 1 i-t i n I ..f ii.,- |Sr, |.... .11 UNINu. (.1 \/!\.,, .I M* 1 \<i AVO1 l‘.\|-KI(!.\ii I . VI ?» 1 J i .; • i • t ■ .■ IE im* ir sinj's- caui.Ns \mi i va.i... I lit HI AUK PA1 XT! NO, 1 * r Ini* ’il*’" * -V l'u- .re I I am - . PAI TI ,U every dewripn. n dr * . , . . j I 'I I’ll It RttfHI.VMI, > CJA.PT. COBB, 1 ‘ ‘ *N' i: V 8 \1 HALF I »«■ c-.i ..•! with the Stiamer M. f r t f» , Ell«» rill, Mar f., la.',7. j_j,, irs*r t r,. TL_ n. Anpl-«it maar «tl ... j, *-’“aL: »>• • ll. • fG.PEfK. i * r ' : 'if ■ r v ■ Ml r I rj : ! •j j- r J ii ij\ j j , ' " 1*4%.. . j. I.. lu- 4 %*raitur «U rc ■ ■{ \s W %■ •. ' • ■ .. . ’ “ - * till V laU ini I «.• Co lit I :.u i l... • 1 j V -. Ue *»r • !• *' ■■ i».% l M.aii ktrj. oil I.4mj I h -• i ,u4 , • v Ail k»ui» cf furniture, --tt>*4iin>a v»--— SOI ts. S|< * i’i i* i ii tuts. *' t\« t « ii t>i mat sivi's, “>i: *•»: u < it tuts. 4 Mil.It's 4 II tills. Ill Itl! tl s. .nntKoits, »t«»4 Itl Its. ti <hii> s«- t r i n tuts I* * iium.-r U* |i. mr tiuu. Ai." .% tiiJs n»- *fU'cl. a of <’ A K I' , T I \ <; S 1 f " 1 Hruiji. ' "t(OU H 1 « »;1 ‘ ■ t un.a,iui|,|„l. , ,.,.,l,cr IS I f let 111.|, l.| *' ' i1 K U II t V O | N (j s , '■ Ta-s»l. a,.., K,itur,. lh;V, .MMr R-*«* ">«»."*> io -, , ■■ rlj-*“1 "11 ■■ •»«...«. .i,» ; .ol Iuru,iu/4 „,a %v, a liiming. *■ ■ >« til il» Lranciui. ',l"‘' - '»>'■ --I !«•«, *.i ■ sj. i I,., kin^ It'a-s plat, n I fa ill ^1.11|«. ( t,Hius ■ »:i • »»» nlwar. on l.tixl. r-l !•••«.. V4«,| l*.4,.»,.t RtrablrK.1 i> M.» IN N Muon ,t , ,, : ■ »*«• . " ' } 'rt“c Bri.lt., iu c nn-r lun 'Ivaiu Will. 2»i.t' *'<%r Sale. ", rvf. ’"‘‘r "•• * <l*'!'r„.b.«,M ... | h m I I -' k', i V'.‘ "'““•■a »>• ... no >■ *n .... K,..r «, Ml li.n , '.T'i *'•■■**■ •»» '’■«« «*l. I Mil ii K < . r . * I I “ ‘ ‘ * a i j I r , ... a . «« •' s« i ii t r*. f-*n.r• r . , „rn. . : . 1 1 f- b- ... . . H-r„, ,,, „ j, .. u ' ■ 1 Ef.—r,s. r,bJi,“-';'.yrPARTRir>f;R *«%. Hounds ! Hounds ! / Ill'S i. i>. siitw, ! (,./ rh■ Inh fi-m F />. SflA H 4 Co ) i:(«p itfnllj i ' in - her ill rrirmlt, >nd nu ■ Ihl !U| I f. rmrrl* ' :.! I . 1 l v t; lat- i ■ I ,t, . At «J IMV1NU .M • 1 )• I ’ : ? ! - 1 i * >\| i 0RT09 with a yers •M-ai'i* , am ihoico noioctHtu of ’ i linei v, - 1 !f ''-iv »1' »orijt irn !-*•* •• " (• ..i I ♦»!#. J.J.ats •i» .. . * •* i I . a. .. Im.C) i,i iiiu U, at nu) ‘ *“ ' rn ■ 1'i tLS Tmm h.j g end lUITC IMS, ' ■ ■ 1 * • f • v *t \ I i , «,]«. i «* ao<i 4»• 111y »«n «i.i A|f, l /.'/J j ;-, LACE. a -•! Mi-n i «•!.< i< I. -».«• M nil ar<) .cpot r l 1 • i " < i t!. ami Uiukii Uni ukarchitfi, o; a -itpri i»<r *,u* IIIy, -i ’"it NN'TS ANT VFIIS, • • I - i ut t alt ♦ ii « f a ui.«cnn i « *'• Uiu piicUt- CASH, c.;. 1 ft • : • 5 \l V l ow I’lilf K8. •»M» ' n.V|\ ar*. r* ■' I <-lacnine for them* H<>-\ ' /-1 S liLEM HED 1 m.v r, au l ..i, li.r shortest pnwiLJo n- '. ■ • ? 1 ■ r r- t artr.arship, «t w *•* tW t»* «* 1 irm of E.D.SH WV&CO. K!l‘».,*rtlt. Mar <. 1" "»7. J§|f *> l. s IN ELLSWORTH! JOHN S . I* i: A it S O N , J ! A> i.• M 11\ I: \ TIN Mini* 1..! w ! Inter a , ;.lr| a .t, r(, nirrr ht ma * * ■ »itb u ft 4u ,tllwu, COCKING STOVES •" t: * * v - ini; • f r* £i *tl thw MUM «,U*||tj 1 : id the t . OBt> A P),|cn t : 1‘aj f -1. i, * f tati. ua f at- * : ‘ ' ■ • C ■■'! % f • I* 1 H . 4 i f 1 ' »* 1 ' ■ t * • ■». 1 «.!..■ ! , trni. * ***'■■ ' * . 1 I . ufI.& 1 )f* r v ' i in a Bf»j , ■v *' * w a - 1 * K 11< h* ;i futi,.'uu ^ « ah J.:' Ea,. 1 S. 1 ‘ <* l.itl* ei.- ajtr than ti* j *S«ra|*H ) 1 ' a: is;.. .. t> trier iter* <*an t* *! ’ ‘ • ■ < t ;r « rV J. ae ' »U th* If' tin f . l’ul *' • <»*, are int.'tj In . - ' ‘ • • * I- • *' ti- .•* b, u^Sji, I ‘ ;.i i.e> « ,,, b* - it A!..-S'. 3M | lil. K t \ h > ’ « MM it A T » I> - ■ • • . t i . - - Hus'iuy, Wf- . f it , - * - »» . « ' ■> c at : a r«t • • ' ft- - f {*;t • f Q1 { TTA * V t t o* Stoves! Stoves! HILL * YtU. 6, IV 01 1 H r»* fu!!v inform the citi j | I \ ,i :t T tktt tl *f 1 *• r tr.< »• • f- tii. fiy , i by Si\ or* V h:,i ft tl. A, u. I IK*: .a: ^A»t »»KI t- Ui< i.t f COOKING STOCKS o’er f.t :< i ’ r *aSr in KM*w*rth, auwng' which may be • tm I t» Great J’.epubh--, lay ^’ate, f anner, ami <V< k. Thru >*■»'«» La'* i t K*rr: equalled in li..# market Inf *iuu- my and durabilitr. ' - * ' * • * J e* J r.-*r \t v,' \- n !«..■• \ Vietof !■ ; ' t. * *» m. and wilt» ul ek- uu-J Oven*. > II I I' > iaroosks, an l V • m v - f :»?! *ir * ! z« ther with an • • > • •* v At :■ '. /■ f 1 * - * •' i • it V !m. i'yl.n- •ier 15. t*ni tir Ti. ' M* \ - ail • f which »hall nell f r ■ ■ »• -i or • n- r t; in • • r I • n»taflly r>n han l ■* 'ar^e »«*• *iirn t i Ki winded, I»fitar« I . VI t U ail. l.ea-1 J’ :■ >t\. |*i jae flam t'a»t Ir* o and | r I’i if.• * Kirefrair.c- Ovm. 4*h.and Boiler, m •■?... .. . I ali k,. ,|. ».f articl«« uauaily fouod a fttore e*tabli*hnietit. N If < > t* » with t; rdallubmenl »f* t“ • \ * d »< ■ r • i . » ‘ a di att* nd tv all . kind* w( CQflcui aod Jvb w.rk .1"M\ M III!!.. K! H . > II Vol SO, nkw-rtb.Tc-f ?. 1« jT. 24 If l : Jg 5 E ► ? * r; i 2 « 5jlff?;« S eo -2fJ| ^ 5 " 32 z O , p — ■ & r ,'b ^JOSS si III. is Marion ll.trlan.1. The mother at home, h» j. - • ■!’ ((. r »oy » ' merchant 1 V. v V - «rdo"li« Si V. IIA IT. ■ I • I 11,0 ' K! ' M M A \ »c. - !P",S r«- ,«i In* * «n. Ml. . r ,< uil. I t W if. lilf f. ,*./>() I.n U-HS. With Fra.nra JPIf AfOSFS HAl-P SB Ji-L.Ja., ■ VS\. " s. v*


Ellsworth American. [volume]

ocr: MAIKTE . f rc. c v« J «r 4 t. r ».t!t ’V Utf M n ME. Haxcock iii LIS .1 ItK rcL Tiui in G .In p. imnnent v *• 4 i;e » io T* ■ t’i. ao4 Artifi'ial Teeth t on b**,4. A*m , Twt:i cka<. *•<! aud cxtrae*.a4 u-.y I>.■; ’a! ,!'i uf lA'ii ! . ■ J a* i*w far a: -.' -‘i ..ii •» m for c - t r; »; v. Ly J. i. O'1.!-jyjD, I>Mti «tl Fl’rw rtip, *Vt. I 4. jii-7 Ik

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publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: IgOOK, JO 11, CARL) AM) i I‘RI NTIX < i pr'»m:itly « \ •uti-d at this c NEW - J E WE L !! Y ! SMITH has just opened a NEW * » i ea - •nd F.V'iUONAULti Gauds i>i Lis hoc c u.'i'ti. r ia part of <>uM I'ull Jcwi'lird rnslinli WATCH dS, Gold Anchor ani Lep uv do a vari*. i. f gold chains. «»h M !.'H’ Qua.-R F a, a 1 V -i i k«-k Chuin-. .»••.. (i •! I V»R iv-v-, ».. Us. I!. ... • »»nsty of 1‘ .1J P.-.ji:i|s, .ic.. ,Uv. Bosom Pins. Fuch as Mosaic, Cam-- . Fl.-rent; ie. >-.v:*. p„ * ing*. Gold Stone, w ; . IV* and '.••..II IV, gnat vtruty. A select as*-..“tmcnt «*t Goi.'Vtu ;i'« i’iua. HMClaas atoac U.l Pi:«s, ( . .«,•<, .Ma* i... do. Ear Kiii^s. Kn -bs an 1 Drop*. M •*.u.-. Cam • I';. r■ Gold Stone. A(\, hold Kir Wir. v -*,,• .. ip,,. ... •uirt aStud', Sleeve IJuU-i-s UK— a — Twenty-Seven Dozen GOLD KING l\ l!IN(i *, • ftp *ia 5 as \ found. Gold Lockets—to;;: ... Gold .Spectacles, Pens. T:.,:.< d .-a Tooth Pioki. Silver Lever. Lepia\ A neb w a i F' ? Watches — warranted 1 . • D s. •ert, Cream, Su^ar S,.!*, a . . . — . of extra fiue silver. V Knives, Pickle Kim s .» Pencils, (twelve do7,.i,.) . ... . t riaty to suit ah a£■•*•. j,w- . , p, . ; p Fob, Vest and Guani ( b ••* ,$ •ilrer Thimbles, warrant-.-J ; t., : Silver Plat;■ i Tea. Table. Divert, Sa/ar. u 1 basu .. 6P(J(K\\S,Table l ories, iiutt.r K . i - s.t. ftia Kin*-*. a , and a gr«.al .a;. ...... Brit anuia Castors, Tea anJ (\ !T a P rs. La^ricd N* w Pat •raz, Comaua: >a War*, a. Cutlery. P >A**| Knives, lUz ■-*. ar.! t' .ss rs, Su.-or , -r Quality rMiell i omits, Naw and Elegant Pattern*, Rubber II • y. ,i«. ] and raff Combs, Buffalo II >rn do. Fancy Goods. Ports M »nna:.*« (a great van tv,) Ca - - I some fiuo Patterns, iv. rv Batik', .\V ,. i .. Perforators, (’rochet Need . Tubki-. N.ttuig Needles, Ac., Tea IV-Us, Wat h >t.i•. D. W, rk Boxes, Cabas. Cushions, Hru* i-s,Coral Nucklao-. <. Bracelets, Jet and Imiuti u d . Musical Instruments Violin*. Aoeordeons, Flute*, p'ile.-.tiuitars, 1'Iagpo lots. Ac., IJa^ Viol, Violin and Ouitar .Strings. Violin Bows, Refined Rosin, Ac. Cologne, Hair Oil. Bogle’s Celebrated Hyprrion Fluid for the Hair, Spanish Lustral do. Clocks. New and Elegant Patterns, Marine do., Jewelled. ToyV’r'ifttVitu .. F2T Watcbrs. Clocks, Jewelry. Mariner s and Rand Compasses, repair ! w.tii neatness and de spatch, and IYARRA * I El). <■ • . haw - repaired and ucw glasses inserted'to suit any a.*. - _ ly-20 Clarke 8 Female Pills. THE GREA T E.XGIJs// REMEDY Prtpartd /ram a Piscnaim of >,r J. f\ ... \f j, Physician Extra ordinary t-o the 'Jure* fpHlS invaluah.c medicine is nnt;i:lin.r »«» the cure of all those painful and danger ous disorders to which the female <• n-tituti- o i* subject.. It moderate*all excesses and iem<<ve* all obstructions, and a speedv cure uwy l>e reli<d on TO MARRIED LADIES it is peeuuliarly suited. It will in a *bort time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Kach bottle. Price One Dollar, bears t'w lk»v •rnment Stamp of Ureat Britain, to prevuutcouu terfeits. CACTIOJf. These Pills should not betaken by female* that Are pregnant, during the tint tkrrr m a- t.'n v aro sure to bring on m-s-.iraje; bu* at mr t'.er time ud iu every other ease, t . y are perfect.. safe. fiole Agents f»r this country. I. C. R \LDWI\ t Hb, li ,-v > v y. TtTTLE A MOSIiS, Auburn, \. V.. Hkvbr a ' . :\'i. N. B —$1,00 an I C p tig. -m , , Any authorised A . • will u.-or* .. • Pills by return mat* For sale whole A Co., Bangor, and by me L» in the Unit si SUt *. i . Oo—hill, Boston, wholesale a- • > . v JaimI. Sold in KID worth by «i. p. k. Harpers m igazin K.—Boariii Vol*. 8, », li), 13 and 14. Ii'MERSO.VS MAGAZINE. -Vol.H A 1*37. MERRY’S MfSEU >t —VoN. 2'. •ud Jt.


ocr: C G Peek, utw-elk. Me. ^^-1» Will pone Pill* enr# j Yes ; .Til 1 her her* ttjr lieauacheP | cared thcuiauu. HUTCHINS’ HEADACHE PILLS, For BILIOUS XERV0C3 AND SICK HEADACHE ANDSECRALGIA Th» only reliable and positive cure. PRICE, 96 CENTS. For sale by Druggists generally M. S. BURR 4 co. General A per ti for New p. pian l and the Briti.-li i'roviii c«8, No. 1, CorniAill, Boiuta. C. •* * e.' A. A|r*ntl?r ifeim ■ dimtj 94-*r


ocr: | j : , j I I i * ! ! . > f j I | I , ' ! , ' : I * ' | j | « i j * ( | ’ j . , * n v n h n d a v : „i I; t 1 i', - , di A BIOGRAPHY. BY WILLIAM ELDEft, In announcing tin.* I IKE OK I'R. KANE, wo are but ut .iopatitig the wishes ..f thousand" and ten- of thousand »f the admirer* <*f that groat man. Having been a personal friend of the derogat'd, and ct laying a large "hare of hi* fnirfltl >noe, Dr Elder is we piallitlrd to do JU«tt< •* to th*‘ subject. This w rk will b> I-.sued In one handsome octavo volumt iml will r<|tial In every n-p et tin- superb volume* < ‘Arctic fix pi .ration-," roc uitly published. It will contai » now ful'-hu • tKirtrait, oxocut'd on steel, well as eugrav ng* of his reakl-nce, tomb, iiasiHis, tsc. In order to give thi« w -rk a large circulation it will h 4 Id at the low price of $1.60. MORE I'll. IV Si.soo.ooo SOLI WITH IS ,. MO ST IIS. Dr. Kane’s Great Work A KCTIC EX PI .OR ATlONS. I* now Iwing read by ni>.re than two ho n|r d thousan person*, „u and y an , l-arn 1 and u .1 nr d It is just t!»c book which s', aid I • •••■.. n d and read by every American. 500 NKWSi'AIM RS. save each pronounced it the most remarkable and mane I -us work ever publish' I nil': Todi-.iG\ joritN.M.f and tli ■ ill'-St '!:’,..i!;iii-!i'd - v iv- ■ -f f!ur .pe are extrava gunt in it? prr.iii’. It is more iutrp sting than R()BIN>0\ CRUSOE; being a faithful account of privation* and hardships, th narrative of which cannot la* rea*l without a shudd r lll ll htisr I III MAT JIE.V have vied with each nth*r In r'ctrolling its merits. Tw , vol* , octavo, Superbly Illustrated. TIitit lliiiidri'tl In;: r;i\iii(; Price 00. DR. KlXF/S. FIRST X IRRTJVF. llll. 1 NT TED Six: I' UiUNXKLt. Exi'l mil ).n in maid ii ok Sir J..hn K RANK- IN. 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I'a.u i r-ntyj!.--. tak- .i •• |--t. a■ •! :I ' - in i t l t . rnaii !i l r K i • . • I: i ai—< , . , -v >t* i r rtrait, '• -• tli iy c rr- vt Ilk--if th • u th -r \ir puhliM. I Trt * \ nUttH**. tVotvo—*0.00. BR TAIL A \D THE BRAZIL IA AS, iiv !<■ i> r hiiwnn. ' * T It »: * ». T U ' • I* I id T I f ..A I i !l t H T Bj i: . J ( bLlLCllLU, o » THE PHMBTTI. BIAS t I! I B C H . Tlo" t--w t ■! •, ' -li-liy ... i-T.p- ! rt--rk large v I inf .H-taV’i, in tint ni. st\wuhthi* jui- .i- v. !ui> • * .. r. K in- ■ ‘ i • | ,i i m, . . j ■ ti--r* >i- it I -> v - ,,,m ! i- . i I i: . *: . t» tra • , r- a I a? s...i trie#, (ami » y u( thr t nil--t 8u*ti a L . .. i it 1.1..' It 11 • t t-l a : ml » .»ri-l • vj- r, . i ,. ; i •! iuil • ! : ' n-t. th- r . irt a . I.tur.tl, ' ir.;i.i ri -•« u .:a. ■ ... t It.- - ; • ■ •* ~'tf~ • *• '* V ‘’* 1 • 1 1 ' 4 - V- , hr vp*i r*f r f. / ij> ()•, >’ 1..'. <ij "P pit Jlflprur. AG! N i 8 \\ \N H*.l). ii 11 ii s & r i: r i; a s o \, ITIiI.!.s!lKK>, t. J. -Ir, h .v Phil.I l-lphi.1 H U TI V »TT \ t !. J". ,N F . J- , llll.I.li'N, "AM ‘N \ • » , la. \\ • r "i , !. i llfU*o>l. HI.\Kt.M A \ \ ' i. Hi, S .• i." ,S \ . IV I'l TN V.M .V • -» , VJI t.i m la . • \ \T. .V « •» . t<. M t,., "• . . i c tli. . ti t.RUiliS At t , 111, I-iIa " , t |. ... . Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! ^yOl'U) r< s-.ft tfu! 1 y inform tin: < iti xens of Kll-W'irth and vicinity thnt they ive taken the stoic forintrly t-cou^ied by M urno uung, where may bo found tho largest a-M>rt ent of COOKING ,-TOVKS rer offered I r sale in Mow. :th, ariu-ng which ay be f und the Gnat Ueiv.hij.-, l ay olato, armor, and Acadia C«»ok. These Stove- have at been equalled in this inarkt l for economy and jrabilitv. Also, the Genes.-ee Valiev, Woodland, Granite iat- New World, Gb.be,Air Tight. Boston Victor id II-ton Cooking .n* v«s, with and without ele cted Ovens. S HIP’ S r A B o o s K s, id Vessels' Stoves of all si** s, together with an idles* variety of Parlor, Office, Franklin, Cylin *r, Box and Air Tight .-tov«>, all of which we iall sell for cash cheaper than ever. Constantly i hand a large a-sortiucnt of Enameled, Britan a. Jana;. . 1 imd Tin Ware, Zinc, Sheet Lead, »ad Pi -c. Stove Pii*«, t' ain, Cast Iron and ipper Pumps,Fire Fiames, Oven, Ash, and Boiler, nth-, and all kinds of articles usually found in stove establishment. N. H Coiinectc i with the establishment are o experienced workmen, who will utt* ud to all uds of custom and Job work. JOHN W. HILL, KUFUS II. YOI VO, Ellsworth,June 26, 1877. 24 tf LAST ( ALL. LL fsrsons indoht .1 to th»' "Id firm of E. I>. SIIAAV A k Co., mv Inform 1 that unless their accounts are s- t d within thirty days from date tie v w,ll !*■ l ft w ith au wrnev for collection ANN* F. GREKLY E1Uworth July U mi. 28-tf LIST CALL. LL th owing M. II SEAYEY, whoae accounts are left with the suhscrih -r are requ'-stedtoin.ikeiinaie U« payment or they will be sued. Hi LWeart Jo-’y IS, 18ST .*>HN H NOFEB N E W. J E W E J, R Y ! '-*M SMITH ha- just opened a K\V ^ • and rare fully selected assortment of HIGH . and FA SHION A lil.K Good.-, in bis line c-.i Siting 1 in part of Ool<l I'iiII J«‘\v<‘2i<>d I Lni*r WATCHES, Gold Anchor and Lepiuo do., a variety of ; GOLD CHAINS, * such a- Long Guards, Fob and Feat do., short N> <:! t.’haii A .. G. ld *vvi Is, I.’ <•;. >, Slide • 1 looks, a variety of Gold Pencils, Ac., Ac., Bosom Pins. Snell as Mosaic, < a men, lTor- nti, . Shi - Puiut* j ings, Gold st i. with JJox and Scroll Pins in [ y it v n iiiy \ --< rim it < f Gentlemen's Piu«. a.ic’i a? .?{••:!. tail Pi:.-:, #’..-ss.--', .M*»u»ic do. I.dar Hings. K:i"hs and I>r Caiii-i. Florentine, Gold ne, A •., G. Id Kir Wir* -. Snaps, Hooks, shirt Atnd*. 15utt<>i , Far Knobs, Ac.— Twenty-Seven Duieu ; GOLD FING-.R IUNG-, • .nori-i:., a < p.Lct an as.* .rtiaent as cun be foil:. !. G l i I. ■_ i..• t- - thirteen didemit sizes— * •1 ! A',- ei , i’. J nimlj!e>, bracelet-*. Heads, , Tooth Pick . Silver la v« r, la-pine, A . h r and Patent \ ertieal j Watches — warranted. fable. Tea, Des sert, fV-MVi. 'u;.n ii'. and .Mu taid SJ'OO.XS, o! extra ti e -., v. :. A Go, butter and Fruit Knivi Pii K - N n Rings, P' iiciG. (» \ hr 1 • n.) ."liver -t.i.d'-a vu ri* iv to suit nil t/. K\te: a 1 •.-and Pencils, Fob, Ye-t and Gmitd Chain*. Keys, 4' 1* d< ion ; silver fi.imbl* -. warrant-d of the b< «t quality. ! Si 1 voI* 3*1 at<*<l iT-'. Tab!- D Su„ar, Salt and Mustard j .vy*GO.\>. Tab!-- i r k . Putter Knives. Cups. Nap Britannia fa-turn, T< a :u. , • '•. !’• .■ 1’ t-, Imported .New Pnt . ; crus, •' • m uu . • ti Ware, ,lo. Cutlery. !*■ <■'.*■ t K ..:. • Hat . s, a.i 1 .-'or-vi's Supeiior Quality Shell Combs, N' "•* a-. I KiI’.iP r. . ’. ubber I Top,side and I'u.rO PuJuio lK>rn do. jy m 1 » r inlet i.ioiKis. ! „ j x •' . ■ ! a i>:it variety.) < ard t.dis« y, , f '■ '-a!' !’ • r; v i.a-r :• S' a;.'. ... Ui||£4, i' i; rut. .•. '< . t %.. «.<■«, i.iblvt-. Nettling , S' -Jle-. A T« a i W.iteii Mauds, Work b *.X' V ' dI'll .. !’ru.‘!i • ;.i! N* ekiivet*. lir.n' lets, f and luiitati.u • !■•. -Masieal instruments ^ ioJi h, A*- a- • «, Hun- l ilVs.i, :-tar*, Kla '« »* '• t-, Ao., Pa-- \ l, \ lull.-, a: d if: !.ir .String V i dm p. -.v-. Keti u.d . < oloupie, L .air Oil ll<I ' '■ I ! i I II * . I" ... i ■ . t!i Hair. ( lot*:..-. ! N.-w H 'd _, Uit l*a? • r• 1 4. : . i ... JcH 1 lied, \ . fin- ■.11a‘ :y . iojs 1 «>?> \in- % to ?3<*tiiion. | Sir ' ’Put" i * "P k-, .few Ma.-.o.-r.- .• (el 1. in i ( ini1. •—. i. ; . :; r- - mid di -■at a d \\ AURA \ / /■::>. , . Kr u ., , J re|«a:: •• i and li-'iv • la -■ « .... . 1 f -int a_*# a UNTEW I ; ’’j1!! K S.x - i.1 i !. - just urne. * m O ■ , a i ,, ... . ; .'iiln.j A lav ' j J)R\ GOODS SHAWLS, a Inch w ill be -■ i I Very Cheap fur Cash, ; lin ing " : . t • '•• t ■: . I new -tv!o Vuh-neist 1 ■ ■ . ■ ' *s ; -- 'i*"-. x ■. . u ai i. i ■.. ,::i.... - . p ,» x ik . and l.mea L»-•*, > i .d Warp lie:a ! 1*< 11;a X .,.| a id X .. .Mis in Bre*sc.s. Plain •' , inn, " :» t<- und .V Hu " t*. -uitabio l. r I .Vi.aivh*. • :.a"i I .1, i. u:i«t I'irn Is. 3 0 0 W R 0 U G . T C 0 L L A R S , m:v. mm Disramil of £ ;»*:> pcs* irasf., ami will ! 1-i /<• t ..tn l» . u w'••-.tb- j»ri*•«?•». • ■<1 l«-:»g ami ‘ ..I • A..awl.- i".n jt, - t■ < $.7.0=*, tv U»«t wit., i - !•<•■ usx rtmant • f • about cvir;. arti u-naby !• und i*i a pry '■ ds stoic. j i-■ ■ ■ t-* ami > ■»■*. < i 1 a'- a:; l «'roc .cry Ware., l!at>, and (‘aj->, ll.t>l'R, il!U, Provisions .l Groceries, all of which w l! be sold 1 i -ash . low us can be found in the slat -. 1. ICOKl**<»\. Juno 11, iKoT. 201-1 fjiijVJii ut» u rMgiio l, having jnirchasctl tin. 1 urn ' i •: .'t ol W. W. Huger*, with the Ht*<ck ol *umkii therein, w. n l re-.|M-ctl nil v in iinn the put in- that they intend t<» continue the bu.-ino.s at tnc same pin.' . Wi are coubtuntly receiving from Boston. and-l ull keep on hand a ir'-'d upph i all kinds of FUitNITUHE, -— tu.smti.vu -.1 Mii 14. mi i ri'it rnit;:-., i \ i< 4 « 4i uniKB m:ts, * »u: MM > I II ini'*. « H44.i> * 4 anno, in its: \i 4. JllltiCOU*, i£<xiii:its wo4i:i siivr nuias a gw ml variety « i IJI.DS'I K A l)S, and other ar ticle* too numerous t « me tiou. Also, a handsome selection of C A It I' !■: T I ,\ o s , consisting of Wool, Hemp, f'otton and Oil. Feathers of variou-; nualiti s, together with a good .selection of 1* A V E R ii A X GIN’GS, Window Shades, Fassels ami Fixture?. We ha\c also purchased Mr. Rogers’ interest in the Steam Mill adjoining, and will continue the manutactuie and repair ol Furniture and Wood I Turning, Ac, iu all its branch' s. Also D 'ers, Window Sash nnd Frames, Glass, ' 1 Putty, and Looking (Hass Plates. Ready Made 4 ofltus of all sizes always on hand. IJTl enoo Poets, N’cwel Posts and Bannisters *1* wav-on hand. DARWIN N. MOOR 4 CO. Ellsworth, July 10, 1857. 21-tf Store at taw W est End of Briig*. ia oonneo- ; Honnets ! lionnets ! ! 3U>S E. V. SHAH, (of’ lhe late Finn K. 1). Fit A IV 4 Co.) Respectfully informs her old friends, and cun toincrs, that she has taken the stand formerly oc cupied by the late Mrs. Lake, and | HAVING .(1ST RETURN CD 1T.OM BOSTON, with a very fashionable, and choice selection of Ml i aimers, consisting of Straw Goods, of every description Ladies and Miss. 3 Uonm ts ami lints, Hoys Hats and Caps, .Shaker Hoods, and Taney Bonnets, at I any price; Dress Trimmings and BUTTONS, of every variety, Dress Cap?, Veils, Gloves and Hosiery very cheap, VISITTE LACE. u -. lection of dunce Lawns, Swiss. Mull and .Spot* ed Muslins, G rut's Cloth and Lin non Handkerchief*, ! of a superior quality, ' MOURNING BONNETS AND VEILS, together with Miao llruu ••us a Modes. too numerous to mention, #oli ;t- the attention of a di*criuai natiog public, a - her Good; having been purcha* ; ed for CASH, ! van be aior&ed at VKRV LOW 1’Klt KS. 'Hit PATKOXS, ..f the OLD STAND, nr,- r< ! spectfully invited to call and examine for them* selves B ONSETS BLEA CI1 ED in the best manner, and on the shortest possible notice. Having entered into another copartnership, we .shall hereafter l e known as the new T irm of E. I). SH AW & CO. Ellsworth, May f., ls.*>7. 1 ">tf Just Received! SUMMER GOODS Olrc. l from Boston A \cvv York. i! Come One! Come All! This rock .shall fly. From its him base as > ; >n as I.” Ann F. Oreely !ifsj>.'ctfui!y amiir.i.er old customers ;nd t! c j iiblm gene: a.V that -la has j.,-. le cyivetl at the QlD STAND, MAIN STREET, v formerly *-• oupuii Ly i.. 1). sli.r.v \ Co ,') a new and deniable -back, of Milliuery, Dr, $.<, mid Dune y (ioods ! an;"ig wltnh may ho f and the late t stales • 'I Mark Mlk-, Borages, Demi e>, Ginghams, La «\ J»» a.. . SUMMER SHAWLS. DilESS TJiJMMIXGS. tverj.J Embroideries ' u! a h, . ; - • d jn A.--. M -, (.'an.: re 11 .:.nk«Tchie:h, .tv., A a i a s. i ? ,11. at t i GLOVLS and ii'J ssii; \. i 1.0 M11.1. IN FRY 1)1 I’AKTM I‘.NT i "• :: st... k. I with a la v .. .d WKLL SLl.l.Cl i.i) lor .:i IS limi ts an I HiiiU ins, ln^- the* with all arm a - M o’, no tv line ll.r srl\ir s 1,1 ail •• '. , . . . .1 a!.n F.\ S I I - 1 NAB,.:. 11.1.1 . .. 1 ,.,N i...... . . . ■ u.(1 ull •as.I !.■ -1 in-- to • r.i- r i I.I. ; nil id -s l’ VI- 11 lb iv: ' . iiKR :• the BLSi M.iNNL.i. Rea or 01.1 > S i’AN D Main St , ojq -i e the 11 r. 15 . ,k. CALL AND SHn. 'll e i . 1 ■' 1 t i the »il tir.vi of L. I) Miav ... t a. <• re j’ie-t' i to «, ,.ll and t.-ttlc t he halite at once. ANN F. GiaiMLY. Kl's von It. Jn’.e 1 -tli. IV.7. i.ll-cJd GOOD DEWS Tu mi; I ii ''! C. G. P K C R, Has recently rco ived a IRESI I LOT DRUGS, MEDICINES & PERFUMERY and all other artiMo, usually kept in a first class IJ rue fJtore! f/ iiE ha-* now on Land the hirgert and ®b<s. selected Stock of .MKHR’lNES over offered in t; : village, and are warrant-d to be -h and new. lie keeps a general a.-.* >i intent of Medi cines used hy phy-ician*, t-•/•■ther with PATENT A.NH TIP».M PSt t\[ AN MEHICINES. Washing and Burning Fluid, Oil, i undies, Washing Powders, S. aj>, Hye Stuffs, " ind< w ilia-- ti in 7x.H<» lit \‘J*, Trusses Support o-, Spices i■ 1 al! kinds, Citron, Currants, lluisins, Tama rinds, Irish Mus.-, Pickles. Nuts, Confection* mv. Fruit- A • , Ac , which area few of the articles that •."•mpri'e lii- ~t->ck. Among the many popu lar pa i i:nt medicines, MEXICAX MIST A XO 1.1XIMEXT, 1 ••■.» "send Mort-N, V. a.ren’s. Kill, are! Sba k.-r >\ru« and Sjir-aparill i; Wca \-iV Canker a *..I '**lt Rheum 'yrup; Am.Id’s Vital Fluid, Atwood's Ext. Handel ion, Plant's Purifying Extract, Pulls niisii arilla ( F hn). tiny .« Blood Puri Her, lireens Indiu . Pina, i, Hay's lliinii r S\ rup, Ilamptuu's V* gi table Tinctuje, a sure care, kemicdy’H Medi al l»i-e,,v ry, Ai"i>L’s >\jup Yellow Book, Ord way's Humor Bisoovery. Peruvian Syiu;q Rud* way » Resolvent, Rlio-h-s 1 cor and Ague Cure, Farids’ Sarsaparilla, Shaker Sar.-apariHa, Town lends sarsaparilla, Old Or. Jacobs, McMumfi Elixir d Opium. .Mr- Witi-low’,- S. othing Syrup, .Shaker Extract Valerian, " iBrni’s Neuropathic Props. Hr. Abbott’s Bitters, P.-ek’s Jaundice Pittersand Fife's Indian Vegetable Hitters, Atwoods Pbysi •al. Hr. w n's Sa-apai ilia un i Tomato. Claik's Sbor ■v 'Vine, one and two qts., Lin/ley’s Root and derb Hitt rs and aim -t every < »her kind in use. Ihilm of Tbnu-.md Flowers, Cold Cream, Flesh [Jails, Liquid Rouge, Ac., ,x. Ayer’s • berry Peo .oral, Allen - C-mgli Loz-uigers, Brunt's Puluiona y Halsurn. Clarke’s Cough Syrup, Bachelor's llai. Jyx, Harrison's Hair Hye." Liniments of all tinds; Barney’s Musk Cologne, Barny’a Shaving ’ream, Barney’s Vcrbcua Water; Ayer’s Sugai footed Pills, Brand,eth’s Pill, Wright’s Indian Ve getable; Court Plaster Ac., A •.; Butcher's. Head ?hot for Hod Bug*, Prof. Mohr’s Herman Fly*Pa >cr; Salves and Ointments of every kinu- aim 'vary other article usually kopt !u suoh a Store, itf FAST CALL!f A 11 person* Indebted to me, by note or account not paid or amiujp-d with the u idersigned l«f. re the 16th of lugust win u sure at life ftud tb«n with a-, attorney for j JUST FROM | NOW iS IT I M AN J> F E AC TO I’UIK !JASE X rH o 0 o g g c H E A 1 •" H •« ''S s >H g X j™*IM:Our ARM having been purchased We have PERKINS Flour and A JOY. FORK. BEEF. or me a r Mi™* BKST WIST 1\!;1A GGOilS A.Ml Jramihi ~T-A S. Black, £iing-\ung. Oolong, Y ung lhj. ni). Burnt an l Gro'.wd, Jura, liar ana i^-c. SUGARS (.Vashed, Gran.iltiled and MOL A SSLS. OF ALL <J RAUFS. NAILS /' N1) OF ALL k’I.\D‘L i'K^KIN .1 'H Jui'c. " z -i • « H ~ 3 ^ <1 ^ Kl.LSWURTII. ^ =31 i AT Merinos ai; Dress (ioiivls, MHilUiS, PETERS' cou.vEK Sheetings, B»0 DM C A SSI Mi: R REMEMBER SATILETTS. BOOTS (V RUBBERS, Hills & Cups. READY MADS roll TUB MIX4L,IO IvT siisikby Glass Ware. With all the different <lerovii>tiujfi, (ualitien of GOODS, that is wanted. We nay, ohm, might, would and should soil 'ood*. Hut shall and will sell them ho hat YOU Ml.'STUrY. 0 1‘KKKINs ii 3ooks! Books! Tile followin'; popular w ill lie sent by mail rosiace :»i» iwdpr ol' the price, l-y M. EiUworth Bovks. Drvd — By Sire. n. B. 9tuwv. ! »»,)» White Chief.—By Mavne Keid, The Hunters Feast. — Iiy Mavne Reid, dame in its Seasons, Illustrat-id—By Frank Forester* The Lost Iluutcr, Jld liaua the Pawn-Broker, found d sn dose Clark—Hy Funny Fern, Winnie and I* rho Plan tors Victim, Illustrated, rho Witos Victory,—By .\J i s. South worth, Kate Blanton, ■ksottish Chi* 111, 44 “ My First x>seon—By Beatrice ReyaoMe, rho Mo mens at Home,


ocr: New Arrival! —AT— * i » *M inform the public that wehn\cj«*»t returned fr«n» lb ^t-'u with a new and carefully selected CLOTHS -ATSTXD Atii-tn;^ t: cir stock may be found a l.ir^c assortment i»t b'xai i*u, it* r X(H and GERM AM CLOTHS, all odor* and .|nalitie*, anti of me latent importation* and in- ?t f.i.-hi nal It ft \ bAl ant atei vo »*>. rtuunt *»f • '¥ 'M 3 %' 2 £¥ & # , n-i-tini Silk-. Orma.lin. >, C«,tiu,<rr< »n.l WH,,.. <.f all ,trlr.« ami *T-|»t*er willi wyorUnent • l FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING of (he most fashionable styles. Among whi' h mat be found Made fum \ari-*u.* qouiitim • f K.Ojfli’h. Fn-neb. tlcni.nn »•••! \tn>n-..o Tr ad*' tlu HI.UK ,\N1» K.\\«A 1 m 11 > K 1 N I’ \ N T" ami ill > I N k'" IV\NT* ! all M_jl- m. I i aro-tu • A!*", Satin. silk, ljt?tiug, t’a-dmierc and Valencia ALSO iikin uivrai mm% made of l Ai>TKK, ItKA\ KK and KSgtl.M Al \ ( I.nMI xnn AM) PANTS of .ill styles and qualities. Also on han 1 a handsome assortment of HOY’S ( LOHTIX;. lAltai: stock• or Furnishing Goods. -O-NfflFTlM. OF— W i. i t<» 8hi r ts. ! - u - < t • - * . > 11 - ~ i; • - 1 krt Jlamlke rehief, l odet birti 1 ll*‘fu r». Su.‘jH-udci.*, Ida-k \\ hiU- and Fan.* v ki-JU! "ilk l . - l< ftm ad. and ur, u*.th« \ Iff i t % (ii.ov i;s. T-’g* th- r « it’i * I »rj. a“- rtMjrr * f Saddler’s and Embroidery Silks. 8ilk, I*rwi DaUow and K< ; - f •/. iiT M « arc j*r* j-ati d t- leak. uj* e 1.* ‘1 li I N <• l*. • id. r, in th. in at. ■ t . si ■ -t » ikn.au lik* r. be excelled in the -ut« a,» »• 1. »\«- . f tin u. «*t car. ful ar.i .« . ntific <’utur» in tie ‘ un engaged t«> «c that euch Work i-rubtl^ d uc. I t'c I.ct otic thin" ho distinctly understood that wc will . II chi i| " t any other concern in town .» 5


ocr: NEW J 5 W EL It Y rW SMITH has just opened a NEW • and carefully injected assortment of KI(*i • id FASHION ABLE G<*ods in hi- line romd?tiii| in f»art of tiold Full Jewelled F.iigllsli Level WATCHES, *■ I'i Anchor and Lepiao do., a var 101_\ M GOLD C II A I N"s7 •uoh as Long Guards, Fob ami Vest do.. shor Neck Chains, Ac., Gold Seals. Keys, Slides, Hooks a variety of Gold Pencils, Ac.. Ac., Bosom Pins. —mh as Mosaic, f’amoo, Florentine. Swiss Paint ing*. Gold Stone, with Box ami Scroll Pins it grtat vonrtp. A select assortment of Gcntlemeii’i Pius, such as stout* tail Pins, Crosses, Masonic do Ear Bings. Knobs and Drop*. Mosaic, Cameo. Florentine Gold Stone, Ac.. Gold Kar Wires, Snaps, Hooks shirt Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Ear Knobs. Ac.— Twenty-Seven Dozen GOLD FINGER RINGS, c imprising as perfect an assortment n» can l" found. Gold Lockets—thirteen different zizes— Gold .Spectacle*, Pens. Thimbles, Bracelets, Beads Tooth Picks. Silver I*ercr, Lcpine, Anchor and Patent Vcrtica Watches — warranted. Table, Tea. D*« sort. Cream, Sugar Salt, and Mustard N/*00.\N of extra fine silver. Also, Batter and Frui Knives, Pickle Knives and Forks, Napkin King* Pencils, (twelve dozen,) Silver Spectacles—a va nety to suit all ages. Extension Pens and Pencils Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Keys. A*'* 1-* dozei silver Thimbles, warranted of the best quality. Silver Plated Tea, Table, Dessert, Sugar. Salt and 5Tust:ir< SPOOXS.Table Forks, Butter Knives, Cups. Nap kiu Kings, Ac. and a great variety of Spectacles Britannia Castor*. Tea and Coffee Pots, Imported New Pat erus, Communion Ware, Ac. Cutlery. Pocket Knives, Razor?, ami ’Sciazors, Supcrio Shell Combs, New and Elegant Pattern?. Rubber Hoop Top,Sid and Puff Combs. Butlalo Horn do.] Fancy Goods. Porte Mommies (a great variety.) Card «’as< (nnmo fine Pattern*. Ivory Rattles, Napkin Ring Perforators, (.'rucliet Neoales, Tablets. Xetlin Needles, Ac., Tea Bells. Watch Stands. Wur Boxes, Cabas, Cushions, Brushes.Coral Necklace* Bracelets, Jet and Imitation do. M usical Instrument* Violins, Aocordeons, Flutes, Fifes,Guitars, Fla get let*, Ac.. Bass Viol, Violin and Guitar .Vtriugi Violin Bows, Refined Rosin, Ac. Cologne, Hair Oil. Bogle’s Celebrated Hyperion Fluid for the Ilaii Spanish Lustral do. Clocks. New and Elegant Patterns, Marine do., Jewellet superfine quality. Toy* Too ^jumrroas to Nlentiov fy Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, .Mariner s ar Uivi Compasses, repaired with neatness and d< ••|~— - * ,'mr Y TE1). Spectacle Frann repaired aud new glasses mserteu vo »uo »*j ly-20 Cltrke » Female Pill* THF. UREA T EXGUSU RE MED 1 Prepared from a Pre*errpt-<n of Str J. C\nrke, .V. / Physician Extraordinary to the (Jurm. rjMIIS invaluable medicine if unfailin in the cure of all those painful and dange ous disorders to which the fvinalc constitution subject. U moderates all excesses and remores s obstructions, and a speedv cur** mav be relied o: TO MARRIED LADIES it is paeuuliarly suited. It will in a short tun bring on the niouthly period with regularity. Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Goi eminent Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coui forfeit*. CACTTOX. These Pills should not be taken by female* th; wre preguaut, during the first thrre months, as the aro sure to briug on mtscarage ; but at any oth« time and in every other case, they are perfect! safe. Sole Agent* for this country. 1. C. BALDWIN A 00., Rochester. X. Y. TUTTLE A MOSES, Auburn. N. \.x Gc.NKtUL AtiKMTU. H. B.—-§1,00 and *5 postage *tan|p« enclosed t any authorised Agent, will insure a bottle of th Pill* by return mail. Fur sale wholesale and retail by <*. F. Sargeu A t%»., Bangor, and by one Druggist in every tow iu the United State*. Burr, Foster A <V. No. 1 * j ! ' • I ' | ) | i 1 . J l • ! , rr .. „ II , . ‘ t y r y • i t i


ocr: i Bon n el a ! Bon n ets ! ! Miss e. n. simT, (<>f* thr loft Firm /. />. Sfl.\ \\ if l'o.) ^ Kesiwctfully informs Iut «»M friends, and eus. Hint she has taken the stand formerly oa cni.ietl br tiie late Mrs laike, and H \ \ 1 N <« Jl ST I'dill UN I1» FltoM i;nST«»V. w,th n very fashionable, and choice selection of BXillinerv, consisting "f .** t r» w «• • • -»!«, of c\. ry description Indies and Mii-os Itonnct* and Hat*. Hoys Hate and t aps. Shaker Hoods, and Fancy bonnets, at anv price ; Dress Trimmings and buttons, I of every varwtv, Prrss Caps. Veils, tTicrrwr and I Hosiery * err cheap, YISITTE LACE, a selection of dud.. Lawn- >wi —. Mull and Spot . I Muslins. tl raw Cloth and I.innen Handkerchiefs, ..f a super i>»r <|u;»iit.T, MOURNING BONNETS AND VEILS, together with iacellancoqs articles, too numerous jt. mention. - hit* the attention of a diacritni I nattog |>ubin . as h* r tjunds ha* mg been purchaa 1 ed l -r CASH, | can he afforded »t VKKV LOW 1’llK KS. 1 THK nTli"N.', of the ULH «**T AN1*. are re spectfully »n* ited call and examine for them selves Ito.s \J.TS BLEACHED ! in the best manner, and <>n the shortest possible not ice. flavine entered inf ■ another Copartnership, we hall hen-alt* r le known a* the tie* Firm of E. D.SHAW&CO. I « . M » ' . I- ■; IMf STOVE STOIE! IN ELLSWORTH! .JOHN S . I> K A H SON, I 1 AS oprm U a S I OY 1 A TIN SHOP ■ ■ V>.>, »» l lu< r A 1 ! irk * *»..r« . where he Duty be f urn! at all ti:. ■ with %• g? —I an •Mtortnicnt COOKING STOVES a* w« r« i-ii r cUrrol for ■*« 1c in tin* * icu.it; where he ** .1 Ii at b-w.-r |*r» •* than tha wine quality of wt ve* e»r, bv b**t*itI-*t in the bounty. A «|>len it'l ai*«-rt«i« nt of Faibr Men • -I various j *t *-rn« Frank,.-. at>|< *'ilin>lrr M'-u* f. r wim.J ,>j • ii !'■'* *R<I lir-U^M aitb arwl without ot rn#. I I iri Fran*' b • n, Ki ml |t*iler ulhr. lit® Id< •*. in f* ? rrery article f ur.! in a fir»t rlaea Mini ai i Kit* ben iuti.u>hn>£ «are*rvi‘U. PUMPS. In nan-1 cha r. Pump*. (alittle cheaper than the . r'urapcrt. ) * • nrtahtly vn hai.-l. ami a b to < r-ler htore l in war. « h w !e .1 cheap a* can bo b u^ht Alik: J« • f t .in ! *heetlr- n a • rk done in the !>• it wsr-"T. l*ur . ha- r - . ! art :;.< , are united to call -mi 1 v • I ' - I • my nr»i. '* n |« tijhf, ,ir*- • t w' ii w i r* iuh.i »**d the mol.©/ wiU to . I* ' ii;*b i . ! turn { t: * >nm* | l in* An what I or. tall an I -ee. • !' 'll.N ' I’KUlSOV. i:: *w rlh Oct 17th 1* •*, 5-*ti ■ I - . t.f v»i.ry taricly, .1 A'i.V i, .Sfrcr/,.UO$T< > V, O KEEN LEAF A BROWN. A*ents. ^ full It -if -ill k :I* f W > ihn* *p. j-.ir.itu and •b-n» furrnlnrc t* r ».ii«* at i- w rate*. 1:» lr- ai Hay, a . I ' ' 'v**J -• t ,i a v j ait t the -unlry. 1 j R* Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!


ocr: Notice. rpnE Subscriber b%4 two awta carried my M. from 111U'worth, tu tho jrcut (rcafeit, tvkli V S Y o* III. V hoover will s*iiwj !r*f<\n»ot'U of •heir ’ ? r ••V-utpahal! !><• w 1. i.-wardotf. April 2d, '31. Jw-U JOHN P. T Wt 00ft, * Agni.


ocr: WAV TAXES! at our nnnnal moot in*t. till lli.-l.v. r. le.v pu d ’ in cadi It bo m.!.;»■.t r- » t id all j>. .n*t who intend highway far, in mariner t» 1 i • - n. iho i f the discount nuitf <!•* fa t Jay • t .1 • mwt. A. M. GLlDliKN, Clerk. ! l8f»7. 4wl3 FORECLOSURE.—I Ci W. Hodge . f r.lmljill and .Mute «f Maine, by dated January 14th, A |i John Mean* of Sedgw iek, < tin a certain l-t ,.[ land -itua lit fercnco being had to said a more portion 1ar description ami the condition of said deed we claim to foreclose the same statutes in such case made and MEANS, j Executors Ji; . J. of -,hl John S Means l-.Vtato. TJ, 1n,»7. Uwli Come All! shall fly. base as so >n as I.*' Greely to her old customer- , t l...t mil- tuav be lounu f MAIN STREET. a ■ ■> i:. i). s.. .. Co , indue ft . k of ( ; •. (ini I\tnrj Goals ! 1 • f-und the kite t ••IyIc r i Ui '.d ■. - . < >.. oji.,j.. -. SHAWL3. TRIM Ml X CIS. -t;.!■ . pr;c • and cob r ! ' of a l qnni.'bs i d nrirt *. ITU1 II . ■!,•!:: . I .. ei GLU\ i.S and Ji'.J 1)1,1* A !:TM ENT i a !hd:i. -.a !e and WELL i ar.u suiti? »hn, Mill v line, ( \; o: if:. -<l .1 F A i I I.1N i H M i !’.< >> i< > N i .v , 1'> }>rn tiu» ist uml Flw.rk ' with SKll.I. »:.<l 1 'Is :. i ht.l.v ;r;:!> i SI AM), M.1:1 St., < p; • - II ink. AT^D SEE. A'N r. onr.’.LV. J-t, i-:.7. 1; I ! S, HI HHO.V.S, woods. GOOD3. ■ if r ^ vi)i:i:^r.KVF^, kni i; k\a k> •• . i- t . 11 t. ;.l . - :vc ,.i • «!. r• 1 ». :••. 11;\ i\'« . ' , *,M. IS M. 1 ft tiaii. tnv n il'- I.;ipy fHayn s I,.. . i ' ■' thi- 1- t-i ;■■■•: >1 nil tr- m r $ h>. r r.n t:iy 11 •• .... t, .« 1 - .ill I lit.-a ' :.Kr »:»• r t ’»: i*i;ti;:t a. i; v n :: . i IT:... . . \ H * 1 l The Great Freshet! Has subsided, nnd public iutcrcst is now directed to v!.!'!. has just been received direct from Poston and Is n- w rapidly disappearing before the throng* of nger pure! users which daily besiege their counter. -Among their stock may be found a large and ex* e»i*i\ •• assortment of ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN €LOTHS , f nil rs and qualities, and of the latest importations and most fashionable *lyl««. AUcsButea* i * i* ft»si i tmeut of '¥ 23 8 T &H&8, j si.iti' g f Silks, Or-nadinea, C.a-bm r<*s and Marseilles, of all »tk\ lv« aud colors. Together with a jtiipb t assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING of the most fashionable styles. Ai:\ •:!£ which may bo fuuml -A 3NT ID ! . I •••ii \ <-i .» 1 i!ii - • f }•!• -!•";. F.-vnch, (iornmn nn<l Ani'-riean Brcitdoloth*. • l.\' Ic AX.1 i- A Xi Inil!-KIN PAN IS, and ill SINK’S PANTS < l ail ktyle* and vari«fcl*a> .. ."at:n, Sil.%, Lasting, Caahmere and Yu lent ia ■v e S t S . They hiivM s.» cR hand u harelsom*; nsaortmenl of HOY’S CLOTHING •■• ' fm' ■* Ala , a !*r—- as* itmeut of BOYS’ STYLES OF GOODS U> inaka np Aa4 a ii aa»o: tain l of burnishing C^oods Y* •*•■ *■’•>. 1 Par?. '{ ; v. <’ . at*. Snifa, Pocket Handkerchief, T’nder Shirt*, Draw. ■* ii • .r *”, ■ !•». 1-Ihc a. H Lite and L«. -v Kid H loves. Silk, Lialr Thread, mid various otk«r u i ■. f 0 1,0 V KS. Together with a largo awortmonl of Saddler’s and Embroidery Silks. ' i'c :»*• ! X • • V ■ . • 't ■<' l rr'r-nrJt} ti n-'fom'H viatr the Ladttt. v . . It !■.:»'• t l" Hi IN O t> ( id' r, i r. Hie neatest and moat workman !lk« itim.si* r. HUH (I Dm a* v • i; •• - f the tao.-t cartful ai d •« :'i .if:'* Cutter* in the Ct un* :•. .. • : it work i< rightly d.-uc. i • . • mil at a 11 : !:.:••>> !.<• vdd at rcry low prie«*a. !: ti: -i ly und'-rn-'-ii: 1st, \V«* »ANN' *T be undersold; and 2nd, If all ar c w it t o v ar • ree. lu-uidcd, they oun bo returned and the money will W 13 r f 0:: ’iotta—“Small jMofifs anil quick Sales.” : • i-'.7. »tf A’pi.io Hair Balm, FOR . !'«»;: i N'i c: . .1 UR T • ITS ORTA INAL i1 - . > ;i>• w and licalt y actim ; • » • r--t« <•! the liar, :•* • : lie Ilnir and rive* it a i.at - • ! r ti-- • ! t• t Ilnir Hyi*. flu : - ! ••.itu.ii- have bee:: ititanluc’.-d, rrnr. •'.ibscribcr hofehy gives public lo ll t-i nil concerned, tlint lie lias been duly appointed »nd lias taken upon himself tho trii-t of an a-imi d.-drator on the estate of Am '» • ging late < f Franklin in the County of Han* '* r*' deceased, by giving bond as the law direct*; he f 'icri t re reijuests all person? who are indebted to t'.• • ‘.i id d' e a.ied's e-Uite, to make iinmediato paymrnt. and those who have any demands then* on. t • exhibit the same for settlement. 3«13 JOHN M. K1TTREDG8.


ocr: A F FLIC TED!! C. Ft. PECK, Ha? recently received a FRESH ROT DRUGS, MEDICINES & PERFUMERY, all other article* usually kept in a first <*)«•• Brugr Store l Give him a call J4.tf


ocr: »f h <lo j to I , l* i* tn n • * * •» *1 u* - • t u d i*j n !-y a* <h o The Great Freshet. Has subsided, ami jubi.c inter s r,i w directed to which ha.* just been reci iv« .1 direct fn in I « Mi n aid i* i « w :t t < '■} < ; ; ; in t> b 'mi tl i tl n r j • eager purchasers which daily Unrge tl c ir o utttr. / n • i g tl «ii '•« ► * «t» i< • t« a laigr r i • . * tensive assortment of ENGLISH, FRENCH and GI ItMAN VLOTHS, of all c b»ra and qualities, anti <» tne latest iuiportat; r-s aid ra< ft fahi* table »tylct*. Also Go eaten lira a*« rtiu* i t • f ¥ 38 8 £ 8, nsistinj of Silks, Urt nadm* «. Cashnn n s and MamiHf. i f all f tyU s ar.«l <<5«r*. "• j • *l«t a ' V Complete a.**' rtrn» lit i f SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING of the most fnsliinnnble style-’. Au. i g whit h rray bt found F MOCKS. SACKS 1ST H> iKiiiT vsumidi inoi ws, Mr* f»' ti. I ari :•* • 1 • ‘ I T • : » • * t • " * i I • ‘ 1 # 1 : \« K AN : ! ’ N i A i « r K :.\ i "• 1 ' < 1 N J * r.t.N l * t a*! »fjl*« and ?a • * \1- . Mi . lut-* ;r f 1 . ! u. 1 t • \s E S T S T ^» «- *1.1 at. I a ;« }• me . ■ v.• f i:< Y\- ( ! O'l l IM« * « • ! i ’ ' : I « ’ « I t i b; A' n , . v , . i :n\. b ' v? rfr C cr r (i I < A I TvjfcUiM fits a lar/e »«■ itn»- ».t ».f Saddler’s nod I'm broidery Silks. m/ win*- I»i» •• ! -1? r « a i «»;. - •/■if* fA# />•■/*«. iy " « .* • • a -• j-r* ; a • ! :■ *Y u, ■ « 1 . i ' N ' ■ • i *ml »■* «orl it an lik* tmmun< r. D' it i n ; i. • ' ;•< M 1 . j ■ *1-.. r. < «bti6e Culler* in ti e Ccun- ; ■ y c ?! .* t : v ■ ’ar U:.» • * -' • :• . I'# ! • • ’• • t.r ' o' 'rd H »!' ir l; I' « ** : J I V U* '. ! > t j ! * '• . I. |h It (Ul at . t • botitt Wi.l Ic jfiuiiUt.; ntf Our Motto—**Sn; ! j 11.»’t» ;.i:u <jn:«L Sr.If.’’ Ellsworth, A j r i I ?•. I ' 1 'if A pine JHair lain!. 1 E'T"i:iN»i <j KEY li ' ■ !. T" ; < « !>•!: <!.i ii 1mm ■ 17 1 I ' l S M 1 / H YF.TUt AKl i l /.n I I I y \U'hTH ’!


ocr: PAPER 14KCINRS. lOOO ROLLS ! ! ju#t received und fur *ale cheap by IStf M HALE.


ocr: Sntjucnciftu Slrtisl ELLSWORTH, ME. ;;ttin£’s patent A.MBKO'nPES: — OR — PICTURES ON GLASS! T il'. u>i>;.-r*i2 i- ! h.»*i.>* pur<..h »*- *l the runt f.*r tit • i iiy •• Hi . ' - ■**••! u fur ‘mn»e wittt a new WHDLK M/.fcll CAMKKA amt apparatu* ■ .. 14 prepa-rd to w ke !»:»#e eaiiulul ami Never changing Pictures on glass at h'ij mnnn L *r • r <>•' M . and Suta <|reel* KlUworlt Thai* are taken upon the beat .»! ;.■!ale GUu or r -h s p. u'e«l a rtirreeptmdtHg ihelHr .be u2 ii i.e-J !i> 4 tra ..-parent gum. can tug the pic u-t «. ret u» ill uc.,i ..icy fur ag-!a They are beautiful n. ■»nr. and . ei. iu effect may be ace ii in any hjbt ami are as at. • 2 a* the fla •• upon which they are ty ken. T iey are u>u rever*#d like Da?u*rr«*(y pe«t bul are eeen in the • »tu<\»i )Mi*ltion of the *H*er Pri e»var»t .? from ’wototifleen dollar* according to *iif and ifuaiH/ <»f €■••# o-frame. Daguerreotypes tatie*. ae^euai. Tjr*AAp' ii.e* warranted. Tli- ;ki<*Iu ,.r- i .• led to call and eiamine epecimeiia. Pu : rr> taken iu any weather ami warranted to n*e aaiiafectioo A g oudaaaortmeu ol Lockets and Pius a. way eon Uarnt. moses hale. KHiwwii. Ian W I *M a i M M MTITIIS, ( L«€KS J5WSLRT! O. F. DUNN. WATCH MAKER AHD JEWELER, KI.I.SWOai'H, ME. U’ATCHES. ( LOCKS and JEWEL. ^ " rj of the fin*? I <jiui!iry *r»d the bert work* t’t'inship, ju*t rcceit t‘d ami fur *hU low. Consisting ft * part of Fine iiukl and Silver Hauling Ca.««* Watches “ ** “ Kxposed dial. \l*o Cameo, Mosaic, Painted. Scroll and Fruit »/ 2 Pius, with fciar Drop* to match. t>taui'*iid Kings. 11 wad 18 carat Plain and Hjaaed Kings. St.»ne set and Seal Kings. S/Utb of li'aud 18 carat fold. Sleeve Buttons, hue guM. CLOCKS,


ocr: PARTICULAR NOTICE. IVK, the subscribers, in consequence ** of ill health of the Senior partner, dem it advisable to close up our business, umi now of lerthe remainder of our good* at MldUV RKMCEII PRICES, thu* giving all a rare opportunity to supply them selve* with goods at VERY LOW RATES. Our goods are all new, all having boon purehn* ed within ten months, and many of them at much less prices than the same can be Iniught in New York <>r Boston, at the present time, and they con sist in part of the following articles: — Flour and Meal. 100 Uhls. Extra Superfine Floor. ‘25 “ Fancy “ “ 25 “ Superfine ‘* “ 400 Bushel* Boston Hrd. Corn Meal, extra qual ity. roiiK Beef&Lard. 10 Bids. Heavy Hear Pork. 5 “ Boston Ex. “ 5 “ Mess 5 “ Mess Beef. 2 Tierces Leaf Lard. DRY HOODS. Black and Blue* Thibet*, all wool Plaid*. Me rinos, J.iuncsc*, < a hrnuv and Common lieluine*. Debagcs, Gingham*.Prints, Long and Ssjuarc Shawl-. K d, Blue, Whiter Mixed Flan nels, Striped Shirtings arid I king*. Bleached and I’nldeached Sheeting* and Shirtings, (’.iamihi re*. Suttinett* and Ladies’ C’loths WEST INDIA Goods & Groceries


ocr: BURNETT’S Superior Extracts 0 F Rose, Cloves, ^Nutmeg, Cinnamon. FOR FLAVORIN'. Pirs, lyfanr Man^r. Jrr Creams, Jtflirs, Soups. Gravies, Sauces, tfr. tfc. superiority of these Extracts consists in their Perfect Purity and Great Strength. arr entirely free from the poisonous oil." ami which enter into the composition of many of the fruit flavors now in the market. They are concentrate'!, have all the freshness ami <lelirn of the fruits from which they an* prepared, ami are expensive. Hurm-tt &, Co. Manufacturers ami Proprietors, imjkiou. mr.Mir in me iraw generally. m son 's Parlor While. THIS ARTICLE Is commended to all who wish the most perfect PAINT, THAT HAS EVER BEEN MANl FACTl ItEd. superior properties over any other Faint in use, ar« of I'lichangeable Whiteness, Beauty "f Finish am For dwelling Houses, Fancy Stores. Steam Ship’s Cabins, or other w..rk, where a superior Faint this i* fouud to be the most desirable article ii. It is put up securely in can* of 20 lbs and 10 Ihs. labelled and branded with our name. ItKCTI* >NS.—To secure n hard and brilliant gloss onr of our White Varnish, which is prepared especially paint, to each ltl lbs. of the paint is required in mix Two coats will be necessary over old work or priminii coloring it with the paint. The above directions ap to Gloss Finish. rariur nuiir win »u|ph"i for “ Kgg finish or dead while.’ It may be mixed as other paint, without the varnish ; for finishing on first das* work it '» especially recommended ; and be found that the extra cost of tins paint is more compensated by it# superior body, beauty and pcruie of whiteness. Manufactured and Sold only by Valentine A Co., No. 55 Broad Street, BOSTON, MASS BURNETT’S Tooth Wafli. Klixir for the Teeth and Gum# torn bines, in a concentrated form, the most desirable cleansing astringent properties, at the same lime it contain# which can possibly injure the most sensitive delicate organisation. arrest# decay of the teeth. cures canker in the mouth i# unsurpassed as a gargle acts as a detergent alter smoking render# the gums hard »ud healthy neutralizes the offensive secretions of the mouth imparts to the breath a frugrauc* peculiarly aro and pleanaut him received the sanction and patronage of tin eminent of the Dental and Medical Faculty only by Joseph Burnett & Co., Tremont Boston. For sale by all Druggist#, at 80c per Particular Notice! We ar< now opening a large stock of Men’s and Hoys’ CLOTIlINfi, expressly and faithfully manufactured for the New Kngland Trade, ami shall he daily receiving additional supplies dur ing the season—the whole comprising i variety of style and material rarely u> he seen in any similar establish merit. 1 tl'lioltsalc i’urrhatitr* Will find an advantage in making an early selection 1 GEORGE W SIMMONS. PIPER & CO., OAK HALL, Nos. 32 a ml 34 North St.. Boston. Burnett’s Kallifton. Remorinx Tan, Sunburn, Frcrktrs, fit tin■ «« anti Erupt tom of thr Skin, anti for rrmhnni; thr •<-mplexion flmr ami b-autifui It i.- udmirabh adapted to all tin natural conditions of the skin, and will rend, r if soft an'! smooth, relieving its glandular parts, m l inducing that line action of the capillaries which give to the complexion both lK*aut\ and health. Prepared only hv Joseph Burnett A Co , Boston. For sale by all Druggist*, at 60**. and 1.00 per bottle VAKMISMEsi. Tlie8ub*cril*ers would call the special notice of Railroad Car, Omnibus and Coach Builders, and Piano Forte Maim- i lacturem, to the fact that we posses* advantages second to no oilier establishment for the manufacture of , RF.L1A ble va rsish. We have engaged with us Mk JOHN BABCOCK, an ex perienced practical Varnish Maker, from Newark, N J.. whose reputation among consumers is a sufficient guaranty . ; for the superiority of our VAnariaiiEs. They are put up as ordered, in secure packages of wood or tin No charge fui barrels, oilier packages subject to charge. Sirict and prompt attention given to all orders. 11 « lift |F I rum ■ U IFF •<) ■ FIFIIIIIF IIFI glF I IFIIII ronatan tly ou hand. STIMSON, VALENTINE k CO., 65 Broud Street, Boston. A CARD. Boston, July 1, I860. Th*1 subscriber having. for seven years pas', m mufac lured Varnishes for Messr*. Bigelow k l’rioe, of Newark, N J.. takes this method to hi form those interested in the sale and consumption of Varnishes, that he is now engaged and is interested with Messrs Stimson, Valentine & Co., of Bos ton. in their varnish establishment,ami with pleasure would solicit for the firm the patronage of his frieiHS and th** pub lic JOHN BABCOCK %%’riglit’M l'rangipanni, An Eterlimling I'rrfunir from lh«* Holy CHy, 18 THE GREAT FASHION OF THE DAY. 1 .FRANGIPANNI Extract, for the Handkerchief, price 76 cents And $1 ; Frangipanni Pomade, for the Hair, 02 cents ; Frangipanni Soap, 50 rents ; Frangipanni Sachets, t'"r bureau, 50 cents. Ti As base imitations are in the market, purchase only those having R. Ar G. A. WRIGHT on Mie bottle. Sole Wholesale and Reiail Agencv, Book’s Bazaar, 202 Washington street, opposite the Marlboro' Hotel, Boston. , Mr. BOGLE is authorised to appoint Sub-Agencies. Mr Editor —Seeing an advertisement in your paper that the Deaf might he relieved by applying to Dr. Board man, I was induced to leave home and test the Doctor’s skill. I was so deaf that 1 was unable to hear ordinary con versation. To my astonishment, in twenty minutes my I hearing was perfectly restored. I recommend all deaf per sons to read the Herald, and try the Doctor’s new method •f cure. FRANCIS RICHARDSON of Stoughton. Letters addressed to Dr. BOARDMAN, No 12 Suffolk Place, Boston, attended to. Sargent’s Life of Sum’l Dexter. K K MINI F C F X C K S — OF — X A tl I I: L » i: X T i: 'rrrftary of Tre-ifurt/, on* of Vans-vhiiMi ft*’ Kifftl Lawyers un-J .staft •mm. Hr I. I r I f S M A V L I IS S A K O K M T , K S Vi I vol I2ui<». pp. Price .'$? cent* muslin ; .r>0 cent# pud. 1)1 BLISHKH and f r sale by A W ILLIAMS A Book He Hers, lOO Washington Street, Boston rill t«* sent by mail on r*'c- j t of stamps A " \ re ti e Agent* f. i Harper A Hr publication*, ntni om< 0 in value "f tb. ir Sta: .lard, Cla*M. al hi. 1 tllane..us Books c instantly in st..je . and are urnisli Libraries. Scho*.|*,»nd tin-Trad' at llarje-r A wn price*. In addition to tin*, they keep# v. r> largd t r .»• .r' n if ■ f el.. 11'.* I .• !.r . i i It. »■ L . aluahh' ami curious Works, principally flue Knghsh i .1 -m 1 landings, t' w hich they respectfully rail ttentioii . f the public, who are invited t<- call when in ity, and look over the stock A WJU.IAMS A <”0., ]0U V\ ashitigloii I T* tJtMeral Subscription office for all the American '.•r.-igu Periodicals. As.*<*ciaimu* supplied al a IMir Only Place of 26'.i WASHINGTON, 1. r, A 7 W I N T K K S T K K K T S HOSTON. l'o Milliners anil I layers of (inoils yenerally. IMIOSK persons who buy f -r t 'ASII at Wlmlssale or tail willl find first-rate facilities lor spending louey al our K*tahhshnv*nt. A thorough .u-iptai' lance with, und a r ns!ant t, the New V>rk Auctions, enable us t<- present ttracuve and cheap at all times GEORGE TURNBULL & CO. <i',> Wasinngtim, 1. r> A 7 Winter Bouton. joh\ iii i itniiit. Wholesale and Retail And Dealer in FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, AND GRASS SEEDS. No. 1 Miirkrt Squure. Auguain, Mr. Alin-1 I,. Cieteliell, Dealer in Hats. Caps & Fur UNDER THE STANLEY' HOUSE, Wairr St., AukusIh, Mr. 'ash and the highest price paid f<>r all kinds of flatting Shipping Furs. STANLEY If OUSE* Water Street, Augusta, Mo. George W. Ricker, Oularged and Elegantly furnished, possessing all the ern improvements for the comfort o. its guests. J. SMAULKl, Druggist and WEST END KENNEBEC BRIDGE, Augusta, Maine. Dealer in Pain/*, (hIs, Varnishes, Brushes, Supporters, Mats, Groceries, and all fiopular Patent Medicines.


ocr: AMKKICAN B. J TINKER.Pro*,, I K/jftrirrth. .Virtue. ;y On Main Street i?tf I IlflMAS r.AKIVAV ATTO NEY& CCLNSFLI OR AT \h y/lrnrarlh, Nam*. jy Office in the I'.rick IM. k on Slate St, ;• Jti'll ll A. HI IN, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Utt yjhu-vrth, Mir I■)t. ;y office in Tirelalt-'r tiloelt.on Slat.. St ;j ni l RM S 1,0 »l I I I , ATTORNEY &. COUNSELLOR AT LAVS I'JhvortK ffanro'k Covn/v. Mr, % I I’ I "M I 1.1. k tf. j,r< n” I ail \ ig. r. m , tent Ion t.. Dm v d«ti< >■ ■ t I \t jr,u . at I is in It <1 f. r l.ls ip,,', in tl.r «lit ett- - |»t I t*, at •» f t t • ri)I ?. i» k« m anjuptu t i.t a!*t | t:|i a anti tit *|a mtt «i« u m«.«, KIUmi itii, Jai.i.ai v l,is„v if if I . I. MNil It. M IN 4 KTKU evfo > vo I it .. (• in • *X II ‘I it.il. . ? N.« \<:l ... , ' "• - * t * • 1 * • 5 ! I Kll w iti ,ii <i % ltt l ' »•« -• llMlLi.. At w ll. t i. H| ,ri ! 1 I* Mini 11, I ill M t Art J f Will t - -. i nil v r■»:; n;*i t!. 4»t MAY. M \ N>( ),\ .A CO l.Misii.n.: - ami m; ileus tx BFST X^EEXTSTEI} I N',I I'll, 'U I i ni ' ,\NH NitKW .1 BA If I HUN, Swell's :it;i| Norway vlhi|>i\s rth Hulls. Aug.c, Slier! mi'I I’l.iie I full; 111 >. >| •, 11.1 hi I mill .*»|iik(. I ft III , Axil'S, Sj.lilijr >IVp| Sjliki ', alee. V 11 Kult*n Srrrl. «' rr.t'r of »>!.*• Str*-*t. UOSTOV, Al\vs P K •: a A j o' ll <;o. N l. M IN.H.V, > ItT ( 1!,ii H 1.1.1 R JW 24 Kilby Street. - - - - I €Wf Oli (.Ki:t M.I AF «V mtOWN. Ar.» XT' full a * - i ■ . r t t • f a . j. 4; ■. i i i ' w i i * * i r p a* . a ‘ ' : r. :- < J, r B| J. w lUu. ' *.i. l ay and v-al :*vml« • »« l m m,t jy.-t t:.r c m.irr . i y ISAAC HOUSE, CHP PIC*- Avh O'* AVERT* PAINTER. < nd «»f the Iitiilitc. • U A 1N IN <.. <. 1. \ / i N (.. 1.11 I IN (i an: i \ri : I . !’.\f . ui 11 i !-m mrSr. V .11 * I . ..1 J * 1 ‘ ’ I. t I . ir V»r 1*1 I -J . ro’i*lr> -s . * « .O U * I r: >llil> (WHINS ami l AKLOl:.' < v n It I \'.t rUMI n »•, Oil I»utT.»j.< d <i W . • r l“r. ■ S Oi’.d ip l L11. « ««; .i - * • * \ r i. ic I" i. ?• < % Ke - (i. uf SIGN PAINTING • ■ | *' I FRAZIEI Niilirr. '('HE co-j irfn m p ■ rm i i. ' mutual r. ;.n [,i . n ti.<- Jt {;j viar « f \u<u>l la<t — ' ■ • i i . * »• -Pi- t' • •••» 5 a e ).» •'» r* ■■;<»! it- !• '-*k r . h • : i . J ,\| Hale, • 1» Uuljr auUn. riMr«J ty ntt lic the UO( .1 M II U.E. 1» K V fUN J V. I! «i r *,!| hi mi i ».».<« tit the l •t> 1 • ; Hale A l_if. x . .'.ui.i where a m ‘.i; a-* .l.i s t . r •. . u.Ay te ior- l a* a« at a v «l i • , } », rt i Ai THE NEWSPAPI R RECORD. • f i ■■ c ... N •, ' • r i re« a < »m m in is ro ni:w sr.u i us \ I ri!» s r % fi ' i » \ \. 1x4 i, ,» i, i }: : •! I n H*e -ui .4 -‘e w • -ifi . * i , *»» w III. - • I . « O.. re- ** ..I $i i 4 ... 4- i ,ur \ <* fi'.f • ... <i IAV •. ' i .»| • i |: , . • * 1b n • «o- . . ,+ r I.,.* j». I Ml'Kl) 'T.VTE.s I.lFJ iNMIiANlE COMPANY. —< >F— NEW YORK CITY I.ra&cb »»&<•*. ' I'., ii.n ludiiing.1.Ikfton (Hear n;rr r. 11.) Capital an<l Accuiimlut O". 5325.rC0 J•»’-» P*l M rol l i\- ) }.» ! \ ) Al IK it r | « • f I* • • - , *•# I - *e* of - ■ - * ' ■ • • , . * t . .. .11 '• 1 «rll * • I (•'flu. - .... .if .1 «. . , i ri lit. with • f w ,ih-..v |mi«.h |>r .> .. I>\ k •» r AI V \ Ts I • 1 • * >4 ' ' , I tin. • »/>»i fl‘fnl ftf ' t • l ■ t.. I: ■ . ■■! ii.. ..... ..-...I |hI L*l4(« f..I I ni Sififa | 4 ,. ■ * . . 4 . A »•«.« *»•■ •* r •* -t t i .. i ' ' * • i . i . «ihI a I " •••final- 'f-ivr.i. t m *.,• »«• i of \. -C I vifn. f . . la. . . .nl , . In GEO H ELLIOT A CO. A>. h r-. FC» 1 I'M >. » t. -*1 TF« B »t Sr|.. j. i '/i n,, MOSES H ALE, □nmirrrrianSlttist ELLSWORTH ME.


ocr: The Great Freshet. Has subsided, and public interest is now directed toj New and Carefully Selected Stock of m\ which has just l-m r« <•< i t ' . ti }.-•< t at • ■ i « i i » i * i f. eager purchasers which t.i* 1 t it p \i • . • vi i* « _» r., ■ tensive assortment of : i:\ui.isii, ihi:m n <w<i <./ a max CLOTHS, of all Colors and qualities, ami ct tne latent important n? ai d n.< *t fast it i al le stales. AI.«t an cite a tivc aw rtmrnt «,f Consisting tf Silks, (•renadmes, Cashmeres and Marseilles, of all rtvlrsand c« In*. T«fetter will* complete assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING of the most fashionable styles. Am. ng which may We found ! 1 FROCKS. SACKS I LIGHT sriffll RAGUYS, Made from various qualities < t English. French. German and American l<r> adci< th« BLACK AM* FANCY I><»F>MN PANTs, and 11 flNKs' PANTS of all ttjlr* and varieties Also, Satin. Silk. Lasting. Cashmere and \ rlentia VESTS T have »o on hand a handsome assortment of BCY’S C l OTI ING the best quality Alto, a large assortment of ImYS' STY! F> < F G(#*I>S tc* nak« uj *L.j rgc assortment of Furnishing: Goods White Shirts, ttoaom*. Collar*. Sb-cks. Cra v alt. Srarfs. J.rl.t Hat dWrcl it i, filler FFirtr. Praw. rrs. Hosiery. Suspender*, Black. White and Fancy hid Gloves, Mlh, Lisle Ti.rcad.and various ether Styles of t : ' Together with a large a.««<>rtuient of Saddler’s and Km broidery Silks. * 11 ■ * I>rc«. Hutt n» *r.i Ni^-dle., pur fo .. <-rum<Mt .lr nr w. ar« also prej-ar < d to make up lUdll^ti t- "idtr, in the neatest and u.< «t w« rk man lika inaunner. Oil CUSTOM MMTB1NT cannot be excelled in the Mate, a» wr ha'e oue of the m st can ful and scientific Cutters in the C< on* try. engaged to see that such w. ik is lightly d< ne The ah* 'eg. oda will at ail tiiix s h*- -« Id at » rry 1< w }•» i«*« « ligT b*t tw. things be distinct, y ur dr r»t u . 1st. Wr t .\ V11 he undersold, and ind. If all tr tich a - Id by us do n* t |*r<»e what tt.y are :*v- n..t.a. d. they tan be mound and the money wtii ba refunded. jj-.f Our Multn—”>uiu'l nrd quirk KllswvHtw, April 21. k.»7 jjtf Alpine ir ir I. ir (.ill VI IlMM M m il HIM


ocr: M S. Burr A Co. General Agent* f->r New England and the British Province*, No. 1 Cornhiil. Boston. C. G. PECK Side in Ellsworth. frtf


ocr: 18.000 Maj FOB HAMLIN. Half ai He.ny People to be Clothed -AT THE KI .LSWORTIL C UJTIIING THF MRCEST STOCK CF FALL AND WINTER AND Furnishing Goods, Utrr optred for SnU in Ktlsicorth S, PADLEFORD k CO, i i- ... ■ - **< -tr- ■-«*.- t*r* aT 1 ’-!+ ;»« ’ '•« r q * U -« ' * •*.! hooper limn Ever. r *• - ■ y ' i.\v «;\nt . • • • a «•'•»<» FnzT'h, French and fitria .a C L O T H s , . -.* « s - - • a 9 • a. i .ii » t M VBSTXIJGS • • r *.»'•, •' •»' t ; . , >•* • . if T-»»t *%»» ii » i r • n m atii a t <■ i Tib ill# "Mil H 1, l,V • II I 1II of the most fi-hionablc styles. !«*«* wfc^h mtkj b* f • DRESS, i KOC!\, SACK ami Business Coats T « M »l f ‘ A <• » ' ■ * KAOLAN OVFRCOATS. the mos ■ •. iut.iu’. irarrr.1 :.t out. Bln^k nn 1 I . nr\ Pnr'kin Pant '> ,.*j *. . ' » In. » -V :r« \ • « V K S T S . T **fc**«*»» * * k f.*. .* »*> • ...f Joys7 Clothing Ol THE HE > r a LA LI PY. — AI.«0 — A Vff* rtment i 15 .v» .f. >.f g. J ’o make tin. A !*ir£° assortment of Furnishing Goods. A - • . < pv h.‘ *; ' 4 I s - <. I. «> v E s Si Idler’s • •! I' ibroidery S A*. '• f ' « C ' •• • • - V» \ f . • - . ♦, . • VVD>t .II . : K LA 1 11.** ^ «* re • • ; r pare I to m ike »i I ■ A f OLE LTSToM DEPARTMENT f . • *


ocr: . iy ki i in i -i n Ft -••k* A i‘ u, r * 1 - pTfrv 3 j» . 24 _ 7 yhc M&m en J J 1 TiL Ci,1 j ^ 1ST ID THE TO BE subscriber woiTIJ pat:c.:!arlt - ■* • • ff mit .u. i. »r. ! tho “KmI V M.. , „ ■ fruxnriiE *»* l:- ni:w \Vr9*. \ fth« Lnd*-, '••t.r.f’i a w,iu hi... Svjuii-Mal li** v»ili ?. '• l,*ia •• f < n Laud it j'z.’-ta' ±*> -rtii .*nt f 1 Mil hh. CARPETINGS, I i-ATIIi. 1.", j hh "Tf. A h'*, A • , »r. i s« ; i; a.”' f i all hiad* vf «;\IilNET and Tt'liNKLi W«>Uk. 1 r V/. W. ROGERS. l ir» r«h, Juij i:th. !*:.«. :;tf 7T A / * ~*J / T'pr,>*pT7 Broad—four do r* * >uth from St. jio>t(>u. Oir^r ft r sale a; low price* Linseed < >il White Lead I urpentuie Zinc White Coj*ai \ amioh<ea Bure \ erdijrri* Japan Color* tn oil ♦ ?*ther with & full a**ortRi(i:t « f £>rv Color cou.mcn I rug* and \\ indow(IUm. • .yG BLACKSMITH SHOP. 'I’HK Subscriber ha- taken a Sh j. a: the V., ut *r&d i.f to^ J/ridg-, wh* • tl_< '*r*. Joy vt - earned on the l «*.r.e.-- w here v will attend tv the call* c-f all wh< muj net ’ liLAOKSMITHING u t. io a neat and c nun'di u« manner A chare r a; >m ,• -dimed. KN0C1I L ilK^VV. Kiiiiorth, >S’ept l*ic. 3jtf ISAAC FR.imif HOUSE, SHIP SIGN AND OF.NAMENTAI PAINTER. East end of the Bridge. G BA I XING, GLAZING, GILDING AND PA BLUING. Kiecuted in the beet style. Particular attention paid to Graining; Var* tu'biug ; BoL'h.iig ; Ornamenting and l.nam cling SUITS’ CABINS AND PARLORS. carriage PaINTIXC, vii BumUked and Water Proof Gilding. ' Looking Gian,. . & Picture F’rami, He-Giide SIGN PAINTING : eTf-rv description dun* an reasons*,!. term, *(1 I FRAZIER


West-Jersey pioneer. [volume]

ocr: JUST OPENED, BENNET T ’ S NE w BAZAAR, NO. 51S MARKET STREET, south side, between 5th and 6th, bts., Philadela., (formerly No. 164,) with a fresh and stock of MEN and BOYS’ L 0 THING, unequalled for immensity, variety, elegance, du rability and cheapness. Also, a large stock of Cloths, Cassimercs Vestings, to make up to order; together with complete assortment, of Furnishing Goods. JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor. November 15, 1856-ly.

place_of_publication: Bridgeton, N.J.

publisher: [James B. Ferguson]


ocr: EOT JUST OPENED, BENNETTS NE IF T C 0 L W O E _ R T H H * A * L N L G n A Z A A R, NO. 518 .MARKET STREET, south side, between 5th and 6th, sts., I’hiladela., (formerly No. 154,) with a fresh and fashionable of'MEN and BOYS’ CL 0 THING, for immensity, variety, elegance, du and cheapuess. Also, a large stock of Cloths, Cassimcres and to make up to order; together with a assortment of furnishing Goods. JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor. November 15, 1866-ly. ENT’S black silk Cravats and silk pocket JT Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, knitting shirt Bosoms, and notions of all kinds sale by STRATTON & HARRIS. (ap25.) you want a sweet breath, use Harbert’s supe rior Tooth Powder. Deo. 6-tf. Cedar Ralls Tor Sale. subscriber offers for sale Seven Thousand Cedar 4- Rails. Five thousand of first and two thousand second in lots to suit purchasers. Enquire of Jua*lVW-tt JOS; % WOODRUFF.,


ocr: Saturday Morning, August 1. I f ? I ? The Pioneer has a LARGER Circulation than any weekly Paper in this State! i i i i t Only $1 OO per Tear! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: g&- JUST OPENED, © » > N ► NO. 184 Between 6tli and Gtb, south side, next door above the old stand, PHIL ADELPUI A, with a fresh and fashionable stock of MEN nnd BOYS' CLOTHING, unequalled for immensity, variety, elegance, durability and CHEAPNESS! Also, a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, to make up to order? together with a complete assortment of Furnishing Goods. JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor. November 16, JQGG-ly.


ocr: ^ tiff Pioneer has a LARGER Circulation than any weekly Paper 4h this State! _jt r a '* j Only $1 OO per Year!


ocr: PLOlItti INC* . TIIE subscriber has about 13 acres of land ad joining his farm near Bridgeton, to be and ploughed. Applications for the work will be received 12th of March next. WILLIAM ELMER. Feb. 24, ’57.-3 w*


ocr: The Fionfer lias a LARGER Circulation tlian any weekly Paper in this State! Only SI OO per Year!


ocr: « A Z A A B, NO. 518 MARKET STREET, south side, between 5th and 6th, sts., Philadela., (formerly No. 154.) with a fresh and fashionable stock of MEN and BOV’S’ CL O THING, unequalled., fo,r immensity, variety, elegance, du rability and cheapness. Also, a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, to make up to order; together with a assortment of Furnishing Goods


ocr: | R7 DECOU & CO. Cloth iers, No. 141 Chestnut St., above Fourth, Philadelphia, Keep conflantly on hand a fplcndid aflortmcnt of : Ready-made Clothing. Goods made to Order and Warranted


ocr: _ Time, Time, Time! Persons wishing tbeir Time Fieces repaired, tan have them done in the best manner,by calling on the sub scriber, at bis residence. No. 24 East Commerce st. He is prepared to attend to repair ing CLOCKS in all parts of the County. A pood assortment of Clocks on band and for sale, which will be delivered and put up free of charge. Bridgeton, April 25, 1857. G.II. LEEDS.


ocr: r«RSlLL ^ A P A I R OF C o' THE subscriber has for ' colts one year old «» L T S. of .ate a pair of good bay Deerfield JV -> Per particulars enquire „ able s. garton. <-• Cum. Co. Feb. 24, ’57.-3t


ocr: Saturday Morning, October 31. The Pioneer has a LARGESS. Circulation than any weekly Paper in this State! i $ i & i' Onh’ §1 (10 per Year! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: The West-Jersey Pioneer. 11 fit 111 g E T O N *-• -M..-- —- - " -••


ocr: The World's great Exhibition prize AWARDED TO C. MEYER, For hit Tu-o Vianos, Lontlen, October, 15, 1851.


ocr: R. DECOU cTCO. Clotni ers, No. 141 Chestnut St., above Fourth, Philadelphia, Keep conflantly on hand a fplcndid aflortment of Ready-made Clothing. Goods made yo Order skd Warranted


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS, Cheapest Boot & Shoe Store in Bridgeton! Wholesale ana Retail mH BOUGH the solicitation of numerous friends, I am I induced and have made arrangements iu combination with u»v own mauufactured work to keep on hand Phila delphia, New York aud Eastern manufactured Hoots & Bhoea, such as Ladies’, Misses aud Children. Also, Gen tlemen, Bovs aud Youth's Boots & Shoes of all grades, and at prices so low that uo one will find fault with. As I am a practical boot uud shoe maker, 1 have the advantage over a great manv in selecting good work that will give satisfaction to all* 1 shah sell all of ray city made work at a very hmited small profit, so that it will be au induce ment for the public to call and buy. Ladies city made boots and shoes withv^^. heels or without, of all description, cheap- fm V t-r than can bo bought elsewhere for the same money; Misses and Children s Boots and Shoes at very low prices. As 1 have commenced keeping Eastern iiiade work in osmtectSoo wiili my own mamififctorv, 1 shall sell cheaper than any othei store in Bridgeton, according to quality ol work, karmers, me chanic* and working inen m general n ill do weU to call on the subscriber, as I intend to keep on hand hno and coarso^kiots anil tdiues of all kiuds oo tliey can be suit •dwit**“UCTl0MAS P. WILLIAMS. Oct. -t£


ocr: Saturday XVXornf ng, August 29. I ? $ s p The Pioneer has a LARGER Circulation than any weekly Paper in this State! & i i 4 i Only $1 ©O per Year! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: "f i f * V The Pioneer ha** a LAFGER Circulation than any weefely Paper in this State! i i i i 4 Only 91 OO per Yejr! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: merce St. near the bcidge. ©AT JUST OPENED, BENNET T’S NE IF H A. Z A A £S « NO. 518 MARKET STREET, south side, between 5th and Gth, sts., Pbilndela., (formerly No. 154,) with a fresh and fashionable stock of MEN and BOYS’ CL O THING, "bilSand ehelpncTs!1*7’Varie‘y’ dU' Also a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, to make up to order; together with a complete assortment of Furnishing Goods JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor. November 16, 1856-ly. GENT’S black silk Cravats and silk pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, knitting cotton, shirt Bosoms, and notions of all kinds for sale by STRATTON & HARRIS. (ap25.) IF you want a sweet breath, use Herbert's supe rior Soeth Powder. Deo. 6-tf.


ocr: r7decoiT&_co. Clothiers, No. 141 Chestnut St., above Fourth, Philadelphia, Keep conftantly on hand a Iplcndid aflortmcnt of Ready-made Clothing.


ocr: T7'f Piosscer has a tARCFR ^ajccrialioai than any weekly Paper in this £iatc! i I 1 i i tiisly !?t CO per Year! ■■••»• ■- —---;---- - • ’ | O. ’IES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: Ju*t Arrived, 300.000 S?t°fmum,ber’ T nrrivin* at the lum . • w sod hardware Depot of Wbitekar Roux, son. & ( o., eonsnUn^ ol Heml«-k Scantling, Heml >ek Fence. Hoards, Lehigh Hemlock boards, White Pine boards and rlank White pine Flooring boards*! Oak and h mloek shingling lath. Plastering Laths. Phi,hwlelPhi* Brit* Salmon red, arch and paying. \\ e are also receiving a well selected stock of Hardware, such as Farming fmpl meets, Building and hardware, Mechanics Tools. Cmlfry i? 0 ,s' '’amrehep calcined plaster. rosendale oenienk hwretfi£S!£ *?■’ “ '™VS OD hand’ which we offer at the Quick sales and Small Profits is our motto. Bridgeton. May 23, ’57.


ocr: JUST OPENED, BENNETT’S NE IF T O W E R H A L L BAZAAR, NO. 518 MARKET STREET, side, between 6th and 6th, sts., Philadela., (formerly No. 164,) with a fresh and fashionable of MEN and BOVS’ CL 0 THING, for immensity, variety, elegance, du aud cheapness. Also, a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and eatings, to make up to order; together with a assortment of Furnishing Goods JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor. November 15, 1856-ly.


ocr: 8. B. WOODRUFF, □DEALER IN WATCHES, a 3 . j i m CLOCKS AND SILVER WARE. No. 26 East Commerce Street, BRIDGETON, N. J. Being the store recently occupied by O. H'. Leeds: Gold watches Hunting and open case, Silver Watches, Quarticrs, Lcpines and Levers, Vest Fob and Curb chains of very fine gold, Gold Medalions,; of all sizes^and styles, and constantly on band a splendid assortment of Gold (Tnd Silver Pencils with Gold Pens, Key hooks, Finger Rings Ear Bobs, Breast PiuB, Silver and plated table and tea' spoons Butter knives, Gold, Silver and plated and steel Specta cles. Particular attention paid to repairing Jewelry. Bridgeton Jan. 8. ’67.


ocr: Time, Time, Time! Persons wishing their Time Pieces repaired, can have them done in the best manner,by calling on the sub scriber, at his residence. No. 24 East Commerce st, lie is prepared to attend to repair ing CLOCKS ih all parts of the County. A good assortment of Clocks on hand and for sale, which will lie delivered and put up free of charge. Bridgeton, April 25, 1857. G H. LEEDS.


ocr: MARL, MARL! JOHN G. HUMMELL, Jr., WOULD inform the Farmers, and all others in want of MARL, that he is now prepar ed to supply them with a good quality. His Marl bed, near Shiloh, is accessible in all kinds of weather, and those who purchase marl of him may depend on getting a good article, for forty cents a load in the pit, or fifty cents on the level. A liberal discount for cash. For further partic ulars sail on the subscriber. May 16-tf.


ocr: JUST OPENED, BENNETT’S NE W . * BAZAAR, NO. 518 MARKET STREET, south side, between 5th and 6th, sts., Pliiladcla., (formerly No. 151,) with a fresh and fashionable stock of MEN and BOVS’ C L 0 THIN C, unequalled foe immensity, variety, elegance, du rabi itv and clipnrmowa Also, a large stock of Cloths, Cassimcres and Vestings, to make up to order; together with a complete assortment of Furnishing Goods. JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor. November 15, 185G-ly. r


ocr: BSr JUST OPENED, BENNETT ’ S NE IF T C 0 L w o A H f A 1 L N L G BAZAAR, NO. 518 MARKET STREET, south side, between 5th and 6th, sts., Philndela., (formerly No. 154,) with a fresh and fashionable stock of MEN and BOYS’ PIOTHING raMlity^dchelpueTs!'117’ ^e, du Also, a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and \ eatings, to make up to order; together with a complete assortment of Furnishing Goods JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor November 15, 1856-ly. i or’ GENT'S black silk Cravats and silk pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, knitting cotton, shirt Bosoms, and notions of all kinds for sale by STRATTON * wapph /«.OC \


ocr: TTTTT The Pioneer has a Circulation than any weekly Paper *n this State! i $ i i i Only $1 OO per Year! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: Lumber, Lumber- " OUR stock of Lumber has never been better assorted than at present. Bnilsters who want Lumber can find, almost article that oan be called, for, and at prices according to the times, at H. J. MULFORD & Brb’s. Bridgeton, Nov. II, lS5?-it.


ocr: m“TT CIRCULATION 1,500 i i $ i i Only S1 00 per Year! JAMES 11. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: C. P. VANDERVEEK. B. F. VANHERt EER & ARCHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS, No. 3 Market Street, RIDGEWAY HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. March 14, 1857-tf.


ocr: E. O. THOMPSON. THOMAS P. THOMPSON, DILL & Co, FASHIONABLE Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, No. 105 Chestnut st., ( One Door below bth,) PHILADELPHIA N- B.—Fine Ready Made Clothing, at whole sale, on liberal termB, for country dealers. January 10, 1857-ly.


ocr: Encourage Home Industry. THE subscriber thankful for past mgmgaMB favors, wishes to inform the pub no, that he is still to be found ait the | old stand, FIREMAN’S HALL, East of the Bridge; where be will 1 furnish them with Dagusreo types, | Ambrotypes, Irontypes, Talbotypes> or photo graphs, at short notice and on reasonable terms; prices valuing according to the et y,e of cases, from 60 cts to $10. * .April 18, ’57-tf LAWRENCE WOODRUFF. WAITED. f|NE or two girls to learn dressmaking. None Unt good sewers need apply, by ’57. Mrs. R. REYNOLDS.


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ocr: e@“ ,jm BENNET T’S NE w XT L L BAZAAR, NO. 518 MARKET STREET, sooth side, between 5th and 6th, sts., Philadela., (formerly No. 154,) with a fresh and fashionable stock of MEN and BOYS’ c L 0 T II1 X G, unequalled for immensity, variety, elegance, du rability and cheapness. Also a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, to make up to order; together with a complete.assortment of Furnishing Goods. JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Proprietor. November 15. 1856—ly.


ocr: i m The Pioneer has a Circulation than any weekly Paper in this State! i i $ $ i Only^l OO per Year! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: The West-Jersey Pioneer. BBIBfi ETON_


ocr: E O. THOMPSON. THOMAS V. THOMPSON, DILL & Co, FASHIONABLE Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, ]%©. 16.1 Chesliiut U., ( One J)ncrr below 5th,) Pli IL A P K S. S* 23 B A ■ N jj,_Fine Ready Made Clothing, at sale! on liberal terms, for country dealers. January 10, 1857-Iy.


ocr: The Pioneer has a LARGER tCirculation than any weekly Paper in this State! Only $1 OO per Tear!


ocr: ~i t nr CIRCULATION 1,500 i i i i i Only $1 OO per Year! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editor.


ocr: The Pioneer lias a LARGER Circulation than any weekly Paper in this State! 4 4 4 4 4 Only SI OO per Year!


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ocr: BIST JUST OPENED, BENNETT ’ S uVE JF c L O T II I N G bazaar, NO. f)18 MARKET STREET. south side, between 5th and 6th, sts., Philadela CLOTHING, sr,"i's,ri”"!"'’ '”•* a“ Vestings' l”8e 8toek of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, to make up to order; together with a complete assortment of Furnishing Goods. JOSEPH M. BENNETT ProDrietor November 15, 1856-ly. Proprietor. GENT’S black silk Cravats and silk pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery knitting cotton, shirt Bosoms, and notions of all Mods for sale by STR4TT0N & HARRIS. (ap25 ) IF you want a sweet breath, use Harbert’s sum rior Tooth Powder. Dec. 6-tff Cedar Rails for Sale. rpHE subscriber offers for sale Seven Thousand Cedar A Rails. Five thousand of first and two thousand second quality, in lots tosuit purchasers. Enquire of June 13,’67-tf. JOS, W. WOODRUFF.


ocr: friends and old customers to the above establish ment, No. 7 N. 2d St., and feels confident he can give them full satisfaction, as he can sell goods as cheap as the cheapest, Call and test the truth. Don’t forget Perkin’s Cheap Dry Goods Store, No. 7 North second st. Nov. 28-2t. YE.YDWE. « Will bo pol l at public vendue, llPfc”. on Tl-lUiiSDA V. the loth day 6 ^ TJ December, 1857, at the resi deuce of the subscriber, on the farm of Dr. N. R. Newkirk, in the township of Upper l’ittsgrovo, one mile south of the Pole Tavern, his 8toek and Farming Utensils, consisting of 2 good Work horses 5 years old, 4 mules 7 years old next spring* well broke, kind and gentle in all kinds of harness—with gears and wagon; 1 black Norman colt coming 2 years old; 1 hand some mule coming 1 year old: cows of good quality: shouts of imorovod breed: 20 sheep, one endless chain threshing machine: fanning mill, corn sheller, plank roller, Allen's Mower and Reaper, 1 full set of Log chains, Log bolsters, cant-hook, crosscut saw, 2 wagons, largo double harrow, 2 hoe harrows. 6 ploughs, several sets of harness, rakes, forks, grain drill, &c. Household Goods—such as heds.b?dstcnds,tab?c3,chairs, bureau, clock, and other nrii leg too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at II o'clock A. M. Conditions on the. day of sale by ADAM S. GRAF. Also, at the same time and plaso, will bo sold a small Frame DWELLING HOUSE,‘and LOT ol' three acres, with barn and other out-buildimrs._Nov. 28-*. A VAIjlfAI»I/E farm AT Pi?TV ATIf. S\I.I,? Til© subscriber offers at private sale, A SMALL FARM, containing about 22 acres, situate in the town ship of D-'.wnn, in the county of Cumberland, within 1 1-2 miles of Maurfcetown. The im provements are a two-story frame DWELLING HOUSE, with three rooms on the lower floor, and four up stairs; a well of water at tho doer; a good barn, carpenter shop and wagon shed. The soil is of a sandy loam, well adapted to trucking. The above property is situated near a good school, churches. &e. For terms enquire of the subscriber near the premises. Nov. 2S-2m*. ASA ROBBINS. ~ SHERIFF'S SALE Of tho Stoat and Fix tures of an extensive Car riage Manufactory. _ Will bo sold at public. Vendue, on TUESDAY, the 8tli day of December next, the stock and fixtures of a large and extensive Carriage Manufactory, sit uate on Washington street, Bridgeton,New Jersey, consis ting of carriages, buggies, market wagons, among which are one superior, well-finished Buggy, which was awarded tho premium at the last Agricultural Exhibition in .this couniv; also, one extra finished Carriage of the best ma terial;’together with a variety of unfinished buggies, Roek aways. market wagons, both double and single, together with all the STOCK AND FIXTURES of the establishment, comprising paints, oils, varnishes, canvass, leather, lace, fringe, tassels, silvered and brass bands, plated collars, silvered and brass handles, tufts, hooks and rings, whip sockets, plated knobs, buckles, curtain frames, whip cases, See. Also, all the Tools connected with the establishment, to gether with about. 1600 spokes,wagon wheels,cedar siding, bent fellows, shafts, tenant machines, sulky and buggy wheels, shaved spokes, grindstones, eliptie springs, axles, 250 hubs, 1000 hickory spokes, 83 wagon poles, white oak, ask and cherry lumber, hickory planks and black oak boards, with everything thaWs generally required in a large wheelwright business; also, 3 stoves, and other ar ticles not mentioned. Seized as the property of Dalrymple & Rocap, and taken in execution at the suit of Joseph S. Miner, Isaac Pedrick, and others. Sale to commence at 10 A. M. Bridgeton, Nov. 28, ’57-2t. JON. FITHIAN, Sh’ff. buck s k i n Imp orium. 840 WALMT STREET. ABOVE SECOND PHILADELPHIA. P. IIEALY & Co. Manufacturers. Buckskin Gloves and Mitts, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Sparring, Sword and Cricket Gloves, Buckskin Shirts and Drawers, Riding and Shooting Leggins, Walking Gaiters, of Cloth and Leather, Buckskin and India Rubber Sus penders, Waist Belts, Money Belts and Purses. N. B.—Buckskin of all colors and qualities; Enameled Cowhide. Importers of Chamois, Sponges &c* Nov. 28, ’57.-ly. ESTR A Y. Samuel D. Jacobs, near Cedarville, posts a red HEIFER with white spots in her face, swallow-fork in right ear, and slit in the left—about two years old. Nov. 28-3t._JOEL WESTCOTT, Town Clerlr. Hew Fruit. Now crop bunch, layer and seedless Raisins, Lemons, Figs, Currants, Citrons, Prunes, Almonds, ground Nuts, English Walnuts, cream nuts, filberts and pecan nuts. Also, pure ground Spices of all kinds, for sale by Nov. BS. BREWSTER » Co.


ocr: The Pioneer has a LARGER Circulation than any weekly Paper in this State! i i i i 4 Only $1 OO per Tear! JAMES B. FERGUSON^—Editor.


ocr: f~ T^THF CIRCULATION 1,500 $ £ i $ i Only St OO per Year! JAMES 15. FERGUSON,—Editor.


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The weekly Columbian. [volume]

place_of_publication: Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.

publisher: Oliver & Wilson


San Andreas independent. [volume]

ocr: THE independent 18 published every SATURDAY MORNING, n ian Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Lorcoran s Fire-proof Stone Building, corner of Main street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00; three months, $2.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING—One square of twelve lines, first insertion. $2.50; each sub sequent insertion. $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.

place_of_publication: San Andreas, Calif.

publisher: G. Armor


Mariposa Democrat. [volume]

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place_of_publication: Mariposa, Calif.

publisher: D.B. Milne and W. Baer


The weekly Columbian. [volume]

ocr: Discouuagino. —Under ibis heading ,the New York Times says that there ar« or forty thousand children in that city who are without parents, or whose parents are too degraded and wretched to give them proper care, or the educa tion upon which their usefulness in life will depend. Various efforts are being made to bring them in the reach of in stniction.


The Nevada journal. [volume]

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place_of_publication: Nevada City, Calif.

publisher: W.B. Ewer


ocr: ®|t Debate |trarnal. PUBLISHED BY N. P. BROWN & Co. E. O. WAITE. N. P BEOWX. OFFICE—No,” 46 MAIN STREET. TERMS: Pol One Year $7.00


San Andreas independent. [volume]

ocr: THE INDEPENDENT Is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Corcoran’s Fire-proof Stone Bu'ilding, corner of Mam street and Broadway. ARMOR & (LOOSER, Publishers. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months. $3.00: three months. $2.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.—One square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion. $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 nor month.


ocr: THE INDEPENDENT Is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Corcoran 3 Fire-proof Stone Building, corner of Main street and Broadway. ARMOR & ROOSRR, Publishers. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00: j three months, $2.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.—One square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion. $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.


ocr: \ aluable Table. The following table assist the agriculturist in calcu lating Wc number of plants or trees which may be planted on a given piece of ground, at any distance apart. It may also assist him in the distribution of manure, divi sion of beds, &c. An acre of ground contains 53,550 square feet. An acre will contain, at these distances apart: Feet apart. Plants. Feet apart. Plants. 1 43,560 12 302 U 19,360 15 193 2 10,890 18 114 21 6,920 20 108 3 4,840 21 98 4 2,722 24 74 5 1,724 25 69 0 1,210 27 59 9 597 39 48 10 435 40 27 Thirty-Six Feet of Snow.— The Old Mountaineer , published at Quincy, says that more snow is now lying in American Valley than has ever been known hereto fore, it being thirty-six-feet deep in some


The weekly Columbian. [volume]

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The Nevada journal. [volume]

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ocr: C|t flcbak Journal. PUBUHHEI) BY N. P. BROWN & Co. T. a. WAITE. N. I>. HROWN. OFFICE—Xo. 46 MAIN STREET. T E H M g. For One Year : $7.00 Fob Six Months 4,00 Fop Three Months Single Copies


San Andreas independent. [volume]

ocr: qualifications. I need but mention that I was born in the bouth ; having, therefore, an here ditary right to northern votes. If elected, I will do as all the other legislators have done — look out for No. 1, and strive to earn a place in the Custom House. I subscribe myself the public's most obsequi ous and humble servant, MAJOR JESSEE THOMPSON', Campo Scco.


Der lecha patriot.

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place_of_publication: Allentaun, Pa.

publisher: Solomon Gross und Edwin Reiper


ocr: Lech« Patriot. Allenttum, Pa., Sept. 16. 1857. Million Staats - Erneunungen. D ' Für Gouvernör i Achtb. David Wilmst, von Bradford Eaunty. Für Fanal LommiAioner z Ichtb. William Millward, von Philadelphia. Für Supreme-Richter - Achtb. James Veech, vo» gayette Caunty. Mb. Joseph A Lewis, von Ehester Taunty, Distrikt--E r n e n n u » g. A ssembty: George Johnson,


ocr: il u l o n Eaunty-Ve'rsammlung. freien Bürger von Lecha CaunH —von al politischen Parthelen —welche gegen die jetzige Administration, und die Entehrung der National Regierung, durch die Erweiterung der Sklaverei, gestnnet sind; —Alle, welche dafür sind wieder auf die deinvkratischeN republikanischen Grundsätze von Waschington, Jefferson und Jackson zurückzu kehren ; —Alle diljenigtn welche däfür sind dke Neckten der freien Männer, so wie freie Arbeit zu, beschützen ; —Und alle welche zu Gunsten einer ge schickten und sparsamen StaatS-HauShaltrmg find,, —sind achtungsvoll eingeladen einer Caunty-Vt» sauimlung beizuwohnen, welche auf Samstags den LLHen September 1857, um <s> Uhr Bormittag«, an» Gasthause von I. M i n n i ch, in Mechanieeboro, ?ecka Cannty/ gehalten weiden soll, für den Endzweck sich fürdeil jetzigen Zvahlkamps zu organisiren, und die beste« und wirksamsten Mittel und Wege zu um unsere ererbte köstliche Freiheiten für uns und unsere Nachkommenschaft fernerhin zu sichern. — Auf Anordnung der Stehende» Committee. September g. !Bö7. nq3« Jetzt ist Cur!? Zeit! Tie Wohlfeile Kutschen-Manufaktur, in der Stadt Allentann. *


ocr: ! > Große Bargains! und N«Ui'krk mit deni größten und wohlfeilsten Stock Güter daß sie je hatten zurückgekehrt. Ihr Stock besteht zum Theil au< Einem herrlichen Stock vvn Waaren für die Dame n, als Valenciennes, wollenes Ducal Mi-us D«lains,Cashnieres, Dona Tuch, Al paca, Bombazins, Coburg«, und alle Ar- von schwarz«»! und farbigem Dreß- Seiden, PrlntS, Muslins, Strüm pfe, Checks, Flannel», Lindsey, u. s. »».—Gleichfalls Ein großes Nsicvtement Waaren für die Herren, als Saltinets, Kentucky, Jeans, Casstmeres, schwarze, blaue-, braune und grüne Tücher, VcstingS, und viele andere Güter welche gewöhnlich in Stohrs gehalten werden, welche sie wohlfeiler als je zum Ver kauf anbieten. Sie laden das Publikum ein« anzurufen und ihren Stock zu untersuchen, ehe man sonstwo kauft, und dann für sich selbst zui urtheilen. Der Ort ist No. 5 Hamilton Straße, nächste Thüre zu dem „Eagle Hotel." Griin, Neninger und Comp. Allentaun, Sept. 23, 1857. Nqb» Grozereien! Grozereien! ' Ein berrlicheS Assortiment von Grozereien, als Ca>see, all« Arten Zucker, MolasseS, KäS, Honig, Griin, Neninger und Comp. Allentaun, Sept. 23, 1857. nqb»' - Salz! Salz! Grim, Neninger und Comp. September 2Ä. rq^v Negenschirine. Griin, Neninger nnd Comp. September 2!j. " »gbv^ Schawlv! Schawls! r'ange B>n State do. Mens Delaine do. Pier.ckige State,t?. BluckS.iden do. Griin, Neinnger lind Comp. September 23. n.zbi? , Qnienswaaren u. Glas. ' Neninger und Comp. Sevtember 23, > qbv-' Carpets und Oebltücher. Grim, Neninger nnd Comp.


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ocr: Wenn ihr Stiefel oder Schuhe anruft, »i d zwar an den oUerni.trigsten Preipen.— Rufet also an,—der Ort ist zum Schild des große» Schuh, tirige «lbtiren oberhalb dem Courlhaut» in Allentaun. Jonathan Reichard.


ocr: 10 Schullehrer verlaugt. In dem Nied» - Marunke, l'echa> Counly, Schuldistrikt werden 10 wo'hlgualisizirte Lehrce verlangt. Tie Direktoren des '.'»sagten Distrikts, werden versammeln auf Samstags dm ILter, Se'/itmber nächstens, um 0 Uhr vormittags, am- Hause von C b a r l e s H. K n a u ß, in Miller«» taun, in besagtem Distr,kt,.um obige Zahl Leh«- rer anzunehmen. Es ist de? Wunsch der Direk-- tortn daß der CiNlnty -Superinttndent ebenfalls gegenwärtig sein wird, um die Applitantc.i zu ,x -aminiicn. Salarlum L 25 perMonat. Auf Verordnung der Board. David Danner, See. August 26, 1357. rq3m>, WcMUlng. Ter Unterzeichnete warnt hindurch Jedermann gegen den Ankauf-einer Versprechung»-Noke. da», tirt den 1. August, 1857, die er an I«H <- Bi t« ting, von Allem,u» ausgestellt hat, —indem er keinen With dafür erhalten hat—und dah.r nicht., willens ist dieselbe zu bezahlen. David Villig. Lyn» Isp,, Lecha Co., Aug. 20. na"m-


ocr: All-nto^n Tabiuet-Waareulager No 3<Z West Hamilton Straß«, gegenüber der L«chv Patriot Offic«. Ca>üitretwKKvcm jeder Benennung, bestehend aus Bureau», Side- Boards, Pier, Eentcr, Card, Dining, und Breakfast Tischen; ebenfalls, Whatnvt und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tische, Spring-Sip Schaukelstühle, Sofas, Pianostühle, Bettstellen von jeder!lrt, bieten.


ocr: .HuhlslU! Bs»' »r wohlfeil ste! Große Herabsetzung von Preißrn am Allentann Chiitn Stohr. Der llntcrzeichnete macht seinen Kunden und l«m Publikum im Allgemeinen bekannt, daß da er kürzlich eine ltebereinkunst I» Philadelphia getroffen hat. — um sich die Vortheile zuzusichern, welche sich täglich dadurch einstellen, daß sehr große Quantitäten Waa ren, in sein Fach gehörend, unter den, S»erM Hainmcr wcrde^ wovon » seine Güter au«- den, ausqenonttnen bei denjenigen welche, wie er. ausschließlich sich diesem iSeschäfts-Zweige widm«».— ES ist seine Absicht den Alleutttttt» China Stvhr im nächsten Frühjahr, mehr dem Mittelpunkt Dank den Bürgern dieses OrtS darzubringen, für den liberalen Antheil der Unterstützung welche ihm hiezuoor z» Theil wurde, —und er wird sich bemühen Ttoek ron China,- Glas- und QueenSwaaren, —desgleichen Stein,- Erden- und Brittannia-Waaren, mit de», irgend ein Town ron der Größe diese» Stadt, in diesen, oder irgend einem ander» Staat, sich rühmen kann. Er fühlt sich in seinem Entschluß aufgemuntert, durch die Zeugniß- die er hat, daß seine Bemühun gen anerkannt werden. Sein Stock besteht zum Theil OneettSwaaren. sowie Delph oder <srockery. Er verkauft nun weiße feine Thee-SettS. besteh end aus 4L Stücken für Z 1,75; volle Seit». Thee-, Dinner- und Kammer-SettS einschlies fend, für Sö.vO ; Glaswaaren von beinahe al len Benennungen, welche für HauS-Gebrauch verlangt werden; Drittel Quart TumblerS für 37j Cents das Dutzend ; feine zwei Tube Flu id Stand-Lampen für 25 Cents das Stück; feine zwei Tube Stand-Oehl-Lampen für !2t Cents das Stück, und alle andere Glaö-Artlkel an Preißcn mit den Zeiten übereinstimmend. Desgleichen: Stein- und Erden» Waare» von allen Arten an her abgesetzten Preisten. Ebenfalls: Brittannia-Waaren.—ln die sem Zweig versieht er Jeden mit allem was er verlangen mag.—Er verkauft nun gute Eastor» an 9(1 Cents, wofür er früher L 1,37 erhielt. Allentan» China-Dtohr Thomas E. Kernahan. Große Bargains ! Der Winter ist bei der Hand !


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ocr: Zu verkaufen. , Ii) Härlser und Lotten, von allen MxKHM Benennungen, und eine Anzahl leerc - Lotten, in allen Theilen der Stadt Ailentaun, sind billig zu verkau fen. Das Nähere an der Ossis von Lawall und Städler, s>9 T'st.Hamilton Straße A11en....n. Ecptkinb« I.V. ngi-R


ocr: Allentown Cabiuct-Wa«rnilai>rr !?!o 30 West Hamilton Strape, gegenüber der Lech» Patriot Office. CabtKetwaaveni tcdcr Benennung, bestehend aus Bureaus, Side- Boards, Pier, Center, Card, Dining, und Breakfast Tischen ; ebenfalls, Whatnot und Sofa Tische, P.nlor Tische, Spring-Sih Schaukelstühle, Sofas, Pianostuhle, Bettstellen von teder!lrt, Zammt einem allgemeine» ?l!sorte»icnt>'on K lich en l? cräth, welche»? alles sie an Preise» verkaufen verde», die jeder?onku>-renz in Stadt und Land trotz ren, oder kein verkauf. Daher rufet bei ihnen an - ind sebet fiir euch selbst, an , )to.3ü West Hamilton Straße, oder am Schild


ocr: E.W. Eckert, H » Fabrikant und Händltrln k« Tabak, Schnupf-Tabak «ndA Cigarren, ß lA. ß Ost Hamilton -Siras'e.Allentaun.


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ocr: Allcntow»! Cabinet-W^ N» 36 West Hamilton Strafe, gegenüber der Lech« Patriot Office. ÄUÄ W.x Cabittetwaaeen jeder Benennung, bestehend aus Bureaus, Side- Boards, Pier, Center, Card, Dining.itnd Breakfast Tische» ; ebenfalls, Wbatuvt und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tische, Spring-SitzSchauielstühle, Sofas, Pleinoststhle, . .. vsn jeder ärt, SamnileinemaNgcmcincirAsscrtemcntrorl.K ü ch en iS e r .°t t l>, alle« fie an Preisen verkaufen werden, die jeder Ecutu>:renj in Stadl und Land ttox


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ocr: Februar 25. 1?!>7. nqltM Äillenton n Cabinet^ ..«ZSW.st h Wünschend!- Einwo>»:cr von Allenlown undda« vub likuin im Allgemeinen ach.'ingsvoll zu daß sie umfingst in tiefem in GeseMchaft treuen sind und daß sie sorlwäkreud aus Hand ein vorzügliche« Assortement von Cabilwtwaaven jeder Benennung, bestehend aus Bureaus, Boards, Pier, Center, Card, Diniiig, und Breakfast Tischen; ebenfalls, Whatnot und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tische, Spring-Si» Schaukelstühle, Sofas, Pianostühle, Bettstellen von jeder!lrt, bieten. . Sie verfertign ebenfalls auf Bestellung jede von Furnitur, und jeder von ibnen verkaufte ren, «der kein Verkauf. Daher rufet bei ihnen und sehet fiir euch selbst, an N 0.36 West Hamilton Straße, oder am Simeon H. Priee, S. Ll.'eavc^. Zedruar IL. ISS 7 .


ocr: »»»»!>»»"> l»! >»>»»>!>» Neue Waaren! Icht ist die Zeit wohlfeil zu kaufen? Die Unter,elchnetcn sind soeben von Philadel phia und Neuyort, mit einem Großen, herrlichen nnd wohlfeilen S t o ck in Ihr Fach einschlagende Waaren welche ste nun an den rechten Preisen zum Wie derverkauf bereit haben. Nufet daher an urtheilet für Euch selbst. Für frühere Unterstüpung sind sie höchst dank bar, und durch aute Waaren und billige Preise werden sie ihre Geschäfte immer zu erweitern su chen. Keck, Guth u. H e l 112 r i ch. W'MÄ - PuMs» Eine herrliche Auswahl Wand-Papier—die al lergrößte, schönste und wohlfeilste die >e in Allen taun war, soeben erhalten und wieder ;» verkau fen bet K eck, G u t h u. H e l 112 r i ch. Schul b ü ch e r. Ein großes Assortiment aller Arten in Gegend verlangten Schulbücher, soeben erhallen und zu haben bei Keck, Guth u. Helfrich. Papier! Papier! Alle Arten Brief-, Coinmereial-, Note», Tap- Pack- und Fenster-Papier, soeben erhalten und gar Keck, Guth u. Helfrich. Port-Monais. Ein herrliches Assortiment Portmonait und Pocketbücher, soeben erhalten und an herabgesrß ten Preise» zu Verkaufs,» bei Keck, Guth u. Helfrich. Trakt-Publikationen. Ein vollsiäildlgeS Assortiment aller Bücher der Amerikanischen Irakt-GeseUschast. soeben eihalten und positive an Philadelphia Preisen zu verkaufen lei eck, G u t l> u. H e l 112 r i ch. Alle» tau li. April 1857. Kleider-^tohr, im Großen und Kleinen. Crorell und Mehgkr gekehrt. Mit einem großen Semmer Fertige Kleider bestebt an« DreSrNöck.n, (Vcletiäilkrcckc, Säcklöcken, Helen. Veiten, »eberbrs, n, s?ä>nse, ,5e- Kunde» 'ZI r b e i t. 0 VW! O !! O VW'.! Ein Zitlicc« B l e cl) - W n n r e n in Allentaun.