ocr: i^P———mtmmmm——— BUSINESS cards. L. 15, ULMER, & Co., Mancl v.aur rs and dealer* in BARRELS, PA; 13, IRON AND WOODEN HOOPED BUCKETS COOPERS' STOCK, &c. Planing at abort nuC •<?, Steam Gristmill. ELLSWORTH. Maine. L B ULMER, | J f. DAVIS, | W. A. T I MER. 12. Si I it A L L , ~ (Formerly ot’ Richmond,) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY M’RI.IC. BANGCIl M3. Lind Warrant* oht.ii.ii,l. .»i purchaied. ut . price*. i'artlruUr attention given it* practice nurier tLr t .. uni Law. 1 oYst e :r AND EATIXG TIOU SE: J. Wf. COOMBS, PrifRiEr.'it, Osgood’s moclJL, sratk street. k.ll<worth, .mk Charles UI amlin, COUNSELLOR A ATTORNEY AT LAW ORLANE, Maine Prompt attention given to all business entrust-<. to him. 44 JONH'ii Hill;.mi & (#., MERC HAST TAILORS, AND Deabrs in Chillis, Cluthins, S, c.. Next Door below Whitr gh Store, Main Street Ellsworth. 1 HEMPY POLUfiS, .Manufacturer f IT A R V FSS F. S n n ,1 T /?!' Y A’N STORE OX MMX STREET, (opp ' t :e llih-w -t!i ii ti'f.) Keep? c. nrt.’.iU : v I !: : . ■ 'll:" .it'up luntL Trunks, Carpi t Lao. Yai •• «. <. La A.-. Harnesses Cleaned and 'odd at she it le.uev. Ellsworth, June 1 «. l.v»s. .,0 J. & L>. MILLER, General Com mission Merchant*. and dealers in FLOUR, FEl-.D. AND PRODUCE No. 7 Commcrci..! Street. (II.a-! . f PorJau i ; ivr) Portland, Me. N. J. MILLER. Jit. i. iO I>. W. MILLER. EUGENE HALE.! COiWSELLOJi M ATT• AXE V t LA A ELLSWORTH, me.. Office on* Main Stfkt. over «L*c. 77. Pd.ickx ftore. iu rooms formerly <v. ; ied by the HanccX Lank. - The hu'iarss r f far* !.,te T!.'iin'.* Pe-bii n re mains with the undcr-i zned. * . will attend to its settlement at the abe\c named \ ■ LI J LX E II 1 LE. Ellsworth, Sept. 30, IS. 3a gTw . M ADO \ . Attorney end Ou-M'. r at Las, ELLSWORTH, ME. Will "ive !*is at;. -Eon specially and pr- mptly to the eidk-e?Uu-:m .**•. At?” Office . o Mm.. ill eel, next d.er to C. (»• Pecks. L. Tyattk *IhuT>Z ATTORX I X COLWSrU.OR JT LAW Off co o\er d. 1*. .A - X. .re. CO. IHS 1. K. SWAZhVr PHYSICIAN AND SURGED N. Resi lene - / . n v u cr Ha; rock A Main it net* . Office removed to (Irani e Lleck, near th* entiaucc to IIate* k. ELLS WOK Hi. XT.. aT 1). CRAIiTRE,m7d7~ Member of the* X Y.and Pr . klvn MiJ ical uml lMth.do^icnl S E 1) G \Y I C K M E Reefrfn. * . —■ re.f. W. If. II :'.*• \-. *'ro .klvo II. M. Swe-t. M. s. V'. CM I H At Hu MAS."’ S II E II I F I*' . II A X C 0 CK C n F X T Y >.' I ^ E Office iu Oranite likck, Main XL, Ell;". .0. C AT YIN P. JOY. D F. P UT Y SI! F .7 IFF, ELLSWORTH MIL ALBIv u ¥~ P.zV3TT~ pkputy sunmi-r, LONG T S L A X I * . M 7. John ii~ li'nt~ JUSTICE OF Till: PFACE AMJ QUORUM. LONG r?LAXl>, ME. :<;.V I SHALL i;. I ’ Justice of the Pia>'r a . I Qajrnr.i. LOXG I-LAND, ME. XVtiry Public. (.'"inniBsi -ner on Wrccl-s an’, and Quad Lying <> .'.••• r. ALBION kTT.IN NT” Justice of the P a r and Quorum. LOXG ISLAND, .ME. A. A, BRIMMER dealss is Watches and Jewelry, A A. RRTMMI ". ■ • • • k * Of W ! .1 . .. II . V . Ptore, Main -t. A'.- . W .,t - uutl «K-v. ,:y r j ii and tv tr-uK..!. Ellsworth. i t. 10, I'd1. A XewVf atvh far iim ug THE CHTi(HOE33MLT01<, *ppi,fto\. tru v * ««., w-ac'' v • • a 'UT- • w altiiam. m » tfd a VV iv : ■ Jl •• promi too.-... .,! , . i r tu? and ft: 11 i • • i ,r • .. •• at VG Wnslu.iyt v • i r. NV.v Yoik. A i . 1 ■ COUGHS. Tiliox; hiti> , H<tAK.aE.\F.a.a, CuLl'S INK: ' Ikxza. asthma. ,-\ r.\l:ii ] uny I 0 iti a or Sortn-.s of ;v Throf)t.,r INSTa.VTI v r. '.if;»'r 0 b\ ___ Blown A Bronchi! T.-.ch.- u Cough L ranges. T-. ,-hi.a.. i „>i m\o BK3,tl,* v are • i. -Tuu.l in cLaring and giving strength to the voice. “It a:,v of .,ur reader?, parr 1 ou’:■ 11 v mil i-t -r* or public speaker-, arc >u lie ring from bnt.. ... 11 irritation, this simple remedy n ill bring al.u.w magical relief.”—C/r . u IV,a. , m. “Indispeasible to public speakers.” Zion* ITrrairt. “An excellent n c\r."—Worn.?/ Fra, IF,..1, in yt m. “Superior for relieving ho<ir?enr-- t , anything we are acquainted with."— CJiruitum Ha nit, Cin ctnn iti. “A most admirable rciuoly."—-n //, -■■!>!. “Sure re me ly fur t h r. .a t a t • • ■ •. s.7 r« i.< :. “Efficacious and pleasant. ’—Tmirtirr. S*dd by Druggists throughout the United State?. r! ?•; meow For Salo. The Subscriber . f, r sale, six and a half acres of land in L’lGwortli, being tin- >■ nth W • and of a field .'wned by the late Ebon Morris-'!,, and part of his bcuie*te:ui. the .-a me h,i\ iag been set off to me on an exeeuriuti. Term? libciul.— Full particulars giveu by calling mi chc sub-3 iber. ROBERT BAKTLfiTT. Ellsworth, Feb. 2'st, ls5H. j t f. MTo T I CE. The person w!i" found FiwB Vu r< risk that wa> lost Monday e\»- . P, > ‘Jl-d, wlH save c,>sl and pasun*. by leaving it a( the American Oilic' or at A. Y Gr**el*-j’• •hop. Mlswoith, March -d. 3* «J rvnnewnnHHMannBBaMBDnH B A L M 0 R A L BOOTS 1 OR I. A l) I !•: s AT No. 19, West Market Square, ZB^XsTCJ-OIFt. ALSO BOOTS. Oi tclt wuU fljuocl lift*-.!, waterproof wf our unit Manufacture. • vc n i iiinir Ani ant! Doir.il!t'. F. i Ladies' wear. For Walking Boots. For The Parlor cr For The Pali Rocm. TiilCK BOOTS CALF BOOTS. MOCCASSIXS, of our own manufacture. llUBMEItS. snow r.oT>rs. rU'T.i’KUs Kl'IiliKIt SO I. LX A ^n\ large Stock at the “LEATHER STORE,” .v.. i.\ ' T Tm7i rl’ ffrinp^a 15.\xgoi:. MILLETT & BANGS, 1 uixiT' \v11 aak A X L> 15 A l M L I v ATX \vi rrrr] A X L) 15 A lA. l?i: r>. \v itita AXI) BAAE. TH PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY P.ED, WHITE AND 3LUE. ILLV'TOacu.! l : i:Al;v p Till; i <T.v; Ui .. u. ::<■ . i • Am mji. a 1 T H it : Premiums i > Subserih-rs. Out* fV»j v fi»r on '* -i Mi \ro jaNwiw Mr ‘ r - ■ LY u:i), VHITE N - ■. l • • I K w..iv- h.:: - : :-••.! • :. -.. a lh • it i* ■ i ai v t! r : r. ut.a \ Vn ‘M. S; 1\*. VV, V- V 5 3i r • • . . each. . ■ . . . Witches, . • <. l l Vv'. v j •* 1 Cl v V, .. ....«, 7.. uo M- 111 i ait'i v.-t c: lies, i "u t ' I vm ■* “ ?i: -.i ‘11 i -■ ,1 I'm • ’ -.A , 11 id i' • " ' i! ' . I\:.r i ,ti„i Y.ttv.vi other ■ . . * •- . ,• ?lu each. £"m- Srdwn &■ co. :«<> ixJ.J south l sfriM‘1. i iii:.ai KLi'iiia, r.v. .v" .oir- . -■ r j-i. ... . .. \viim: A X f> l.Ll . . - .1 . ... . I ' -i| . 1 . ...d :»•- I ; •.•••- -1 Ld i - • ..A.- d. J.WI pud. a . ■ ! T ;!• .*' V .. •• >. pMicfffl NOTICE, The Ihitiial Store fo. tt II Mil, V m CA?H, GItOt LINES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS A CAPS, CHOCK ELY wain:, STAPLE DRY GOODS. Ac., &r., a Idle 1 Aver than u.v r st<-re it towu, KEMEMDEK IJiltS. N. B. We will sell, I Oolong A Souchong Teas, by the chest, ant Refined Sugars, by the barrel, , Rt a very snail advance from B stun prices, ALSO A FEW BAKKELS POHSi. • • nntrv Merchant* can bn supplied as above. G.ve us i cal!, ..ud we ill use jou well. r has. McDonald. Agt. Lila worth, Jan I'J, l»*,-> * t f PADELT08D & GO’S fr IU V- steal. a 2nd eg «.f CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. ' i'hem ii im> (;u;m i.\ (7.077/x. "f nil color* and ifi illtie*. an I ■ r tl.. 1at.*t u overt »t ami in. st fashionable styl.s. A!- . ;r. extensive a-nit ment of » I’x T 1 Fall anil Yi inter (lotliinir, of tht- most f.i*l.i >uaWe styles. AuH.ni;w hiehn.ai ' ton: d BUSINESS COATS,FROCKS AND SACKS made from • .• ■; >:;: * f V r . .. t;._ ind A i I - ' il . Heavy Winter Raglans, made of Custer, Bearer ami Esquimaux Clulii. of ail s*yH*s and >jua!i:. *. A!-.-* "ti hand a ban borne as sort m. ut i ti A Iar^'L stock of Furnishing (aoods, V hilc T’ -sums, C. liar . Sr Cravats, •' -at:-. !'• ek*. t llamlkerchi.-.*, dr Shirt.*. Praw ci>. Ii - g. S»;> Id., k. White uid ran d' hu! <> k \i silk, Lt.-io ikiieai, and various el k e f -In .. 11 ii LO v i:s. liter with a large a -. : t , f Saddler's and Embroidery Silks. ' _ ■ t" ur,\.„trn . L ’ .... 7iF Wo arc ni- • j.;< , atvd t . inak-> up Cl.OTII- 1 IN*i t ".'dor, ... the tie ..I-..-1 a.. , u.eist w. i.• oi k i i t<mi l" u-.n • .. (j ;,.'i ant/ •; r i.. •/.< •, 1.1 ' ;.r M:\' *• 'L wi!M. ', .M at a SMALL pno i’1 r. nur <'[,!.> k a i i o^r. 1«. i».V«. 3 Uf ELECTRO tTIEi LXCi SILVERING, AT / . S M ! T 1! ’ S All at tides having plate wurn otf can replat . • . : .i- ■ ( 1 , - u \\. Ai*o A('OKl)!*.()Ns : nd other musi- i cal iii>tnnr.c nts v, :\i red. LJLmv. it!:, Jan. 11. ! tf»l IN" jE3 “W" jj v? rr w$w *> >c J V v Xj a H a Jo. AND FAXCA GOODS, Just received at Z. SMITH'S. arXTsrJT 'cd t " ■' a -7 a rm \ T !'. .-!' A W r- -• • - 1 • '.tv \ v. V V -n V, V- VV-V, «. Vim ju "Sit v^a *.«/ U s M ii« HA 1 L 1 Pi £ R Y FANCY GOOD - - . G ; 7s J ‘ . ... - i • - - ; ... I 1 . t. 1. ! I onnr'is IAlert cited COAL OIL I’AT) ^7'BYT A A cull 1> L : i 1 \ u . a .'A;■::::i ;t a::/;.*lk. LIGHT CjLOPiEQ AND F.LEE FROM CD3R. r » r GII i'ORD, CAMP MILL A CO. 100 -tat»* Eiowinjt. LARGE SALE OF fp\ 7r5) TP f- P f n r 11/ P -=J .3 A ika vy ^ U .J=a li Y 5^1 .0 Closing out a Large Assortment or Rich and E tv Frio -4, PULA. S df at \ F‘ mi- <1 ' "-L ! •. Jd ...u I • *- I •» N W IP *l.i .-A l.i. BRIC ALSO A LARGE ASSORT MtNT C F YaLKXCTAS. CASIIMEUES. I’LAlDS HE CHINES. Til I BETS. ALL WOOL PLAIDS, tlRI SS GOODS « ■■ » I '■« •' ■ 1 ii r Thirty Lays al a blit. AT DISI 'l NT, by A K0B1XS0X. EllMrortli. Jar. 1»59. ! If MUTUAXj i.iFi: ixsiuvMi: comimm. CALEB BIi E. President. F. I). BA<Y»N, Secretary ; Office, City Em Iiad-'-, 10 !>• . • r • .-ire* t, lto V* 4.». V .u ti • vr el,; BOSTON. ! J. B. BRIDGMAN, M. I), General Agent aud Medical Examiner. BO IL'D OF REFER EACH. j Messrs. Edward C. Bute* & Co , !»•■-* ■: M- --n». Wil I sort. Fairbanks \ Co., d--; J. M. B-*.t--. Bi«Rut•!-« :. Co. do; Sip w & Klch. d *; A. I>. ll<-Fi-i-, d o M. !e. P* r I ry, M. D-, do; Edwin Lemi-:. * , . Ko\l-ur> ; lion. .1. \. C. kiinth, do; || .. \\ E.-:.d*".i, IWU ind ’■ v • 1 *eo. , £ran«, • ..mi. ■ •••. Me.; Homer Bartlett, I/>« IU G inun, nprn.ulield; tkoref BL-t>, <D . '' m. B. t nlL< un, do; K. I». beach, d. ; -amufl L. Cnx’ker, L-v. Taunton. N K SWVVEi: Aqrvt. t f T F- K .-W AZfcY. Examining Ph<jiinan. SOMETHING NEW. IDiFt^TG-OOIDS GOLYG ( Il f A i> ! r’o* -’lbs. iibT has just return- I fr in IV mtuii and is now "l-tiiug h:« Winter Stock of Goods. \\ hich will be o.'T- r. 1 fit _ r idy . .! • d prices for CASH, !••' 1 •'■v "f «’ ' b, i i v h<> f hi ti| « full i— >rtn»ent <>f R:c!i ' ' • t 1 ' ••• •. T '• •• • l ai'•li.ii!-* very oheiip, i I > ■' * :p it- l'i ■■!*.. ;:p, .Vhi \ d- . i o*him ro i'laids -f |-u * : . w ! Chines, Cordova I • i 1” :'•«•*. 1 ... S.iip.-s, lioud 1'eLaiues .*i lu Ci-s.. I u yd., and up. I, A l> 1 li S f 1, (I r !1 s, 4 41! k S k V. h -:< r r C m I .• i»*. IVrcnvu, Stone dray and ill.. A Ladi.-a Cloths, and Ta*s.o!i. SZE-IA/WLS, !Ci . r.r ■; :rr. Wati-rleo and !’ !.,!•> I.ing Shawls admit re ai.d i. ki.i 1.* M.awl* and . «,.r ui:mv.!M roi.Mics, r in \ <-:s 1 ■ d in >•••:•«, Heavy ad Wool 1J Lbai.iv..' iJ*. d ip leads., Optra Ibs.ds. >“•' > :■ re T tlnwe Black Silks haw given su-.h aUi-faciiou l > those who have had them. Moves uiiil Hosiery. I.im*n nil;1 Marseilles Bosoms. i *i*"i I' lne - k. I'd ached and Urow i d-.*.. Table Covers a i ib ai.d N ..1'isiiiS. ' •• II • :• • i els , lb • a ... 1 as-* . I .1. lit, fr- in 6i l up to ICO Pcicca ilill. 'I 1 C• • ■ l>. K h I*:. • - >M Cl .ths a a - .;.u- ..; . : C in .. s. "O' r. , . a.. . 1.;,' . \.- , . ... : RU( 'XF.il). O'i.o V-S, .1A D \y.\nr:. ‘ ■ i i . ■ : .. i t,. i.. \.. • - *,:• W • •• i ■ » i ' • - I - i I'.:. r I»Ui.« ‘.M.-uk i-i*;,*•«. H..kvi , a. , iomatch. A' . a f- 1 u- n;.. ; " i f s' - \ "f Pr • I ••»«■ fir • - ,i!!. f w!. el, am H<."n.ru....v.; .--H at pnc - i • - V. i::--w.-rf n a . j.\ bss. 41 GRQGEHiEu AND PROVISION'S ! CHEAP l«H CIS!! !! Tin: '•’‘••-•‘rib r } a* . • ■ i !»••• St .If. a ]} ’ - ’. (i. J*> A |t in-»\'t: \ •: 1 . v re In • -1. r • I- sale, -i 1 .»!.i !v fir !’r. i . i *. .-j 1- 1 • • tv |u ic - a- .' iH '«••• . 'i • i .0 l ; ’ • •• ; a: •! •• ' I • • • • \ ii iui;.« ir utti, j-m-im-t- t..ry i i;,,- f. ■ i. wine ;••• '1- can •• • "• us m*!•'■» !•• th* ir a !\a.;!ae-« a.- at ...v , ti.tr re. i have on baud flour, ! ML.L, PORK, BUTTER, CHEESE AM) EAPU\ CRASHED, ORANCI.ATEl) AM' POW] > Hi: ED SEUARS, RICE AM) -MULASSLS, WINTER BLEACHED OiL, SOAP AND CANDLE*. Bl'KNING 1'I.ITI), LA IS INS AND FIGS, SLICES OF ALL KINDS, LEAF AND I’Ll'G TOBACCO. . m 1C j.. i : t.' per lb., ae! all is u.u.i'i'.v . ! in u <i rovrv .-Li-rt, l.,-t tbcr witii a e- 1 as. mrtmrnt .1 I'KOCKEBT AND CLASS WALE. which will ’op f<>]il - r exchanged f-r Country j.p - ’•uce oil satis:;;- rv term.'*. JAMES MITCH El.. Ellsworth, Ike. 1C, 147 JUST FiiOM BOSTON ViTlI XsT IX "vV Cr O O ID S . AXX R (IREKI.V, r' *1‘ • 1 fully ann** ntc< 4 to h r Id rusnnner* a 1 the pub li'- uen* rally that the "Hard Times” have 1. l unvei. her floiu the Old St«.Tacl, Main Sircot, « !•• :<• she may ».• f >ui;d w .ih a > <kl( DRESS GC0D3! uf »!' style-, c- . pr. anti i...»teri:.7. FANCY GOODS l.mbroi.hriea ef :»11 kinds, Cambric*, Handler ■ !.. I.. eg, WORSTED ! a larger assortment than ever f-r- :l--rv«i 1: this j inuiss in nun us and Buttons of all kii.d.* u..d prlc s. Las; a ;. • ka TilE M 1 IVIH XET1Y DEPARTMENT, is well filled v\ itli a fashionable st ck of Bonnets and Rilo bons, ' just purchased in Boston tosrether « id, lt f;,n assortiu-nt of oil goods Ioi.t • _‘ - d- parti:! • !. All niilbnery w r* done to order with N HA I N IlsS and UESl'ATt II. 17* Particular attention paid to IJo.WKT JJLHACH IN»J. The attention of purchasers i# sor ta.l. C.o,.d«will ik.» cl orfully shown at all win at the »»L1> aT.VXi) on Main Street opposite tlie thainte l.iock. %>\ r. vmxi.v. Ellsworth,Ike. 1, is.'wi ^ ll.il & \ ;m.-. \> r :v ! f-*r Mil.! i . i.. i k. V • *• ket i r : ■ any A - . ■ V v U .k.: . >• \3bS«\i ltd A • j ‘ - x ; I s1 ' i' ' !...•! I i' t i 1 111: *;!.•;» C'f i it y Li —L rill - VIC .Si HOC A ' . . ■ a: , i ' I'tipri* 1 f I ’ 1 ’ ' ' A ’ - , W ; t ?utt iin*t Waj. Vi • mini a iii'.i't I’osts Al! • ! ! • i;;: EH* • • • a | i - S . /• i: 1 \. . '}] 3 i lsr.” ALL t As 1)F togeth r 4-4 ALL •lust el.rap at 45 THE 11«" 1 up a wL. ie be n< v. bt: i:,< i< .t - •n.:b!" di r» et ivc .1 r. « v. 1 in r. > I-* •'< by heads Ellsworth, S For -gie and


Ellsworth American. [volume]

ocr: DEBORAH COOLtDOE. I Ellsworth, June 7th, 1559. 3w23 Caution. WHERE AS Sarah my wife without any justifyabiecause I lias left n y tied and boajd. this Is to forbid all per s«ns from harboring or misting heron my arc >unt, as I shall pay no deh*s ..f her cnntr icting after tliis date, as I am ready a> d w illing to sup| ort her as heretofore, |f «he will return to me STEPHEN L \31PHLR. Ducksp'-rt June.1st 1S59. 3w20 Freedom Notice. r|"0 whim it may concern, know ye, that I have given I t • my ii.i'i r . .n Andrew A (i • 'gins his time, and I hereby al'.*w him t > trade and act f*w bimself ttie same as J -f age. i burning nothing if hij earnings and paying no debts contracted by turn. 31 USES UtHMHNS. Trento:i, June 7 18*9. 3w2d no. to, West Market Square B A X G 0 H , 550 Dozen SUMMER IIATS, By the Case, Dozen,or at Retail. Men's, Boys' and Youths’ COM GRESS BOOTS. Strap Shoes, Oxford Ties, of French Calf and Patent Leather. Mens’ Sewed and Pegcd Congress. EVERY THINS NEW AND DESIRABLE For Summer Wear. MILLETT & BANGS, 19. JEST RECEIVED I frum Huston, a new and large stock of it 11ieh will Be sold VERY LOW in order to chse out the stock. E.XHL1SIL FKE.\( II A.XD GERMAM CLOTHS, of a'l colors and qualities, and of the latest importation* ami in >st Ushuaable styles. AIm sa extensive a sort Ui . lit of VESTINGS. consignor **f Siit*. Gren »din*-«, i'a*!ur:op*s and Velvets of s i sty l-s and Colors. Together with a complete assort ment of SPRING AND Sl'MMKR Clotliin0’, of the most fashionable styles. Among which may he found BUSINESS COATS.FROCKS ANO SACKS made from v:»ri ‘is qualities ».f English, French. German and American Broadcloths Also. of alla’yles and qualities. Also on hand a handsome as Sort me nt of A large stock of Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Crarats, Scarfs, Pocket llamlkerchiu.s i ider-hirte, Druw• ers. Hosiery. Suspender:*, Black, White and Fan cy Kid tjloves, Silk, Lialu Xuread, and various, other Styles of G L 0 V E S . Together with a large assortment of Saddler s and Embroidery Silks. Sewing Silk. Dress Buttons and Needles. An as- lortuient of Clockings, for Lillies. filT We arc also prepared to make up CLOTH- IXO to order, in the ucutest and must workman like mummer. OI R ri sTOR HKPIRTRKXT eanuotbe excelled in the State, as we have one o the tn< st careful and scientific Cutters in ihwLVuri try. engaged to see that such work is rightly Rue. Let nne thing b’ distinct!- understood. Vi«. THAT Tills STOCK.\il*T DF. SOLD OUT —AND 'IHAT lit MIL SELL GOODS lO Fez* Cont. CHEATER THAN OTHER CONCERN IN TOWN Utf. S. PADELFORD 4 Co. j "Wagons for Sale.

place_of_publication: Ellsworth, Me.

publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: f-.- y“T*nr*' gip|i j ij~ »; .* - - • 1^’wJti-na*Hi. swren. Junction of Free and Middle Sts., Portland. 3E3E. XX. HAY db CO.


ocr: j j low lo the , ' ] j for with j 11 s for ir. the 34 22 with half vats for with trees of the 14. liber into or ad One can given PA the im past *j* 1 : ( the! ques- ' : a saved sue inter they I f mi I J ■IT"’ proo! pa at nyect ol of patent- 7 which I have or ex this regard _ Frass that part of imprea of a lx* and A at a rata. InvaM* Dm time edu whsf their press find it tha setting in pant press, wood ones, twelve may msnu En * No. 3. fl JMM 1..VI J-® I '** 1.*® No. 4. #W» li'® J-® 1-® 1.UA l-jM 1J| |4;.(® PHYSI for Mi and f aud ret pr*ve: nev YOl N< wumih Mf '• *■*• Co“°“ ^OXH cABPETSs. ° .plTiTi «*jtftPETlBBS* ^k ' “k‘"d‘"'8^e”'wel Posts 1 Vpiicc posts, wewci Bed9leaa»’d Stair Ba«»^ REAl>Y , L JJconstantly on HAND. mrK1n n. moor. * CO. ^ .worth, achh- ”• 18!!_ -" The Subscribers respectfully inform the iiiliabi ints of ELLSWORTH ami vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A . ROBINSON, iml have JUS T RETURNED I- ROM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected dock of Rich and Low Priced, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place; and with aur advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department. Tothoso who favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following of all grades and styles, such as Challics, from 12 1-2 cents, up —1000 yds Hamilton Delaines at 12 1-2 cents, former price 20 cents—Black Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool Ducalls, Valcntias, All Wool Detains Cashmeres, De Chines, Balzorins, Saxony and Mohair Plaids and Stripes, 4-4 Rich French Prints, American, Eng lish and Ameranth Prints, of 250 different styles, French Muslins and I,awns, De Bayes, Lama Cloths, Pop lins, Aic., with a great variety of new urticles for traveling dresses. Rich Stripe, Plaid and Figured Silks, French and American Figured Brilliants. We call the attention of purchasers of goods in this line, to our stock, which are bought direct from Agents of the Forei B Factories, and can now show you 200 different styles of Collars, fiom 12 1-2 cents, up to #3,00. Also Cashmere " Shawls, which we sell under a warrant, not to contain one thread ofC'otton, at prices from *0 50 to $15 00 Also, Black Silks, a large variety, from 75 cents, to *1,50 per yd. Also Printed Cashmeres, Stella and Summer Shawls Also, French Embossed Table Covers, 4-4 Silk Velvet for Capes, New Style Dusters, Black and Brown Linen Table * Damasks. Napkins and Doylcrs, White Marseilles, Pcijuct Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarfs, White Brilliants \Y atch Spring Skirts.EldsUe Belts,Cotton & French Linen Sc Marseilles Bosoms, Rich Sc low priced real Mohair * Mitts, long and short, from 12 1-2 cents to $1,25, Silk Cuffs, plain and embossed Silks and Lisle Thread Gloves,Lisle Thread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and Lace Y'cils, 3-4 4-4 and 5-4 YY'hito, Red Blue j Blue Mixed, and Yellow Flannel, Stripe, Shirting. Ticking, 4-4, 8-4 and 10-4 Bleached and ’ • Brown ■Sheetings, with a large assortment of Cloths, Casaimercs, Doeskins, Ermanetts, and Cotton, and Cotton and YY’ool Fancies, for boy’s wear. Shirts Drawers &c HIM. CROCKERY HO GLASS VAIG A large lot of rick China Y ases, China Match Safes Nice China Tea Setts, 25 YY’hite Granite Tea Setts, with every article to match for making a complete Diuing sett, with every article of common ware. Knives, Forks, Sco. A large lot of now styles. Silk, Soft, glazed and thiu Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 Parasols bought direct from the Manufacturers, and will he sold at very low ptices, much under value. Y f FLOUR, MEAL, ANI PROVISIONS ti'JSERIES, L of cvciy description in the above line called lor. " tO^b-Dur Goods arc mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we are now opening shem with the determination to dose them out immediately, at prices as low as can be bought this tide of Boston, and our motto will bo this season, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. ROBINSON & HARDEN. 1 ELLSWORTH, APRIL 8, 1859. I1 , EMPLOYMENT. SPRING ELASTIC BEDS ‘ A MONTH, AND ALL EX. For ® ^ ***■ m °**• j ip mJ\J pg^SES PAID._AN AGENT is want-i Never Bleep on k oat hers in hot Weathor. I ed in every tovvn and county in the United States, The undersigned would respectfully announce i*i tin |*o to engage in a respectable and easy business, by pie ..I Hanooak County, that they have purchased the which the above profit* (nay be certainly realized, exclusive right to make and sell Elliot'* improved Spring For further particular*, address Dr. J. 11ENKY B**l Bottom*,for thiaCounty^nd can a»jn|[themcheaper > Sf ARNEB, oonier of Broome .nd Mercer Street, b* r New York City, enclosing one postage -tamp. S|»eciu»en* can be *een at the shop of Geo CcMiuxa “ brao. 2. ham, Ellsworth, where all older* will be filled. k_ GEO. CUNNINGHAM, Ac Co. lr Ellsworth, May 30, ISSf. ltftf. NEW BOOK8. The Pillar of Fire or ISRAEL IN BONDAGE. by the author of the Prilloe of tho House of Darjd. THE LADY OF THE ISLE. by Mrs. E. D. E. N. Sosthworth. THEE TO THE LAST, OK ALONE ON TUE WIDE WIDE SEA, t>j A. 8. Roe. FANKWEI;


ocr: wmjmm. \ JOHN W. HILL WTOBLT) respectfully Infc-rm t\e eltsers of FJlsworth am ** vicinity that he inay still be fouud at the late stand u ■ill k Young, whare may Ik- found th* largest assortineu COOKING STOVES *rw offered for sale in Kfleworth, among which may >m eund the Great ltepubfic, Bay Suite, Parmer, and Acndl; Cook. These Stow* have iwl been equalled iu this uiar get fur eeuuowiy and durability. Also, the Genessee Valley, Woodland, Granite Stab A Rpw World, Globe, Air Tight. Boston vIctnr and Bostul W Cooking Stoves, with au-l without elevated Uveas. and Teasels' Stoves of all sizes, together with an end lr« variety of Parlor, Office. Franklin. Cylinder, Box and Ai Tight Stoves, all of which I shall sell f«r ca.dj cheap i|i»ii «ver. Constantly on hand a large assortment of B* ameied, Britanki, J<M>uuiied and Tin ware, Zinc, Bheet lx-u Laad Pip*, Stow Pipe. Chain, Cast Iron and Copp* Pumps, Pi re Frames. Oven, As t and Boiler mouths, an and all kinds of all articles* usually found <■» a stove estai " ' joh\ w. rntJ ■Ms worth, Jam 'J4th.‘ ISA#. ! 1 I i ! j | | i ‘ | P I


ocr: VVagonsfor Bale. fl’HE flCBSORlBKlLS1 have on hand a lot of Concord 1 and Buggy style* of Way >n», manufactured at their j shop, in Klrtworth. and invite ati persons wishing to pui- 1 to call and examine thefr Stock. They would also irifornt the Inhabitant? of Blisworth arid vicinity, that thev have ia their employ au experienced Carriage Painter, and are prepared to paint Carriages of all kinds iu a work manlike Riaum-r. Team and Porter W agon* made and n-puired on reesouabUu crm*. w CLARK A KENlSTON. UUworth, May 8. 1S53. l«*,f Dry Goods Notice. ' X E \V SPRING GOODS! AT WHOLESALE. THE SUBSCRIBER IS NoW RECEIVING- m < LARGE STUCK OF NEW SPRING GOODMfe lv whucL he invite* the attention of his and all buyers of DRY GOODS. among which ar.» .*>0 CASES NEW STYLE PRINTS, Including rich Styles Mourning Prints and Robes; Orange, Blue and White, do. Rich Moils. Del.aim--, iPnebi. Ginghams Mohairs tnd oth r rich DRESS GOODS. Cases best made Bleached Long Cloths, Corset J cans and Cambrics. 150 Cases and Bales best makes of sheetings and Shirtings, Drills, Denitus, Stripes and Cotton Flannels 30 Bales Boston and Rockport DI CK. 23 Cases Double and Tw ist, and Summer Clotlis , CA.-E3 AND BALE3 BUOADCLOTHES, CAS3IMERES AND SATINETS, of the best manufacture. 50 Dales best make Sncarappa C* tton Warps. 100 BALES BATTINGS. : Bales Scarlet and Blue Twilled FLANNELS, Fn citings. Crash, Wieking. Twine, Corn Bags, wins, Hooks ami Eyes, Linen and Cotton Threads, Findley's Thistle Spool Cottons. Also, the WILLIM ANTIC LINEN CO.’S PATENT FIN ISH SPOOL COTTONS. White and Colored—with a general Stock of TRIMMINGS. The above, with a general Stock of DRY GOODS too numerous to mention—(a large por lion of winch were contracted for before the late ise in merchandise) are now offered for sale at the LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS PI T I P AS LOW AS THEY CAN RE OBTAINED FROM BOSTON, for cash or approved credit, at his SALES ROOMS, NO’S 3, 4 and STATE STREET. Bast Side keoduskeag Stream, Bangor, Maine. THOMAS A. WHITE. \piil. IT. 3m 12.


ocr: , , j [ | ARRIVAL OF TI1E 1 have just received direct iV^m tue manufacture, a u«?tv \ -patented cook-store. called ‘•The Leviathan,” rhkh excels everything ever brought into thestaU. It tas a very Urge elevated oven, wholly of caat-iron. which ave* the trouble and expense of re-lining every little vhile. as other stoves usually require to be done. ’ It has tu improvement overall other stoves, a grate under the >ven for wanning and keeping hot. various thiugs, which ■very housekeeper knows is so essential. Thi9 stow- i's nad- ot the smoothest and best castings of any now man tfaetured Call and see tl it i» not the best stove ever ot erred to the public Also, on baud a good assortment of ocher cook-stores, ucfc A3 Crystal Lakt. Gem, Clinton Improved, Bay State Farmer, Form- r. Penobscot Air light, ( Vihfornian, <ft\, ’ ether w ith Plain Fa icy \ir Tight stoves, with and without oveas, and pail r fives of every discriptiou. 1 lute constantly ... . hand Cistern and Chain Pumps,' -*-Hd C>pe, Sheet L> ad. oven, a-h and boiler mouths, Jap n \\ are, Britauia Ware, and a large assortment of Tin Vare «f every description. All kinds cf work done to rder in the BK.-1 manner. JOHN S. PKARSON. Agt. >• \t loor below 8. A II. \. button. .11' lur ing U:.jcttieU uccounts with me, please immediately. TEllsworth, Nov. 2b. ISM. k White Carrot Seed. •i\LRS RKI.tJU'M WHITE CARROT SEED ANI) N r MANUEL WOliTZEL BEET SEED Just recelv d and for sale by tr 10 MOSES HALE. [ GIRLS WANiID. To work in a Tailors shop, none but ; ;ood hands need apply ! J. Friend & Co. ELECTRO GILL ING AND SILVERING, /. SMITH’S All articles having plate worn off can ' iq replated and made as good as new. A No ACOliDEONS and other inusi* al instruments repaired. Ellsworth, Jan. 14, 185t>. tfil ECONOMY! ECONOMY! fhe undersigned have the right to MAKE AND SELL MITCIIEL’S PATENT METAL IC TIPPED SHOES, n and for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, FREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES, MAItlAVILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS. Traders in nny of the above named towns can be supplied with a superior article of COPPOK TIPPED SHOES AND HAVE THE RIGHT GRANTED THEM to sell, by calling at our Manufactory in Holmes’ building, or on Cbas. McDonald at the Mutual Store, next below the Ellsworth House. N. R. A saving of 100per cent, is guaranteed to all who purchase the CUPPER TIPPED SHDKS, or in other words, one pair with tips is warranted t-> wear ns long as two pairs without. CAUTION. All persons are hereby cationedagainst making or soiling the above described shoe,as any infringe ment on our liirht w ill be nrostcuted with the ut most rigor. J. S. & W. OBER. Ellsworth, April 8th, 1859. tf. 11 HEALTH AND HAPPINESS SECURED. YOUNG MEN who are suffering from the ef foots of self-abuse, can be surely and permanent ly restored by usiug the COXCENTRATED CURE OR AQUA VITAE A Remedy of rent and certain Power. This Remedy is put up in small vials, and can b< sent by mail to any address. A trial will satisfy Use it for a week and you will experience a grea benefit. A circular containing lull particulars sent (free) on application. Price, per bottle $1 One bottle will last a in- nth. N. B. This remedy is suitable for cither sex. Address K. CRUGER, Medical Agent, 712 Broadway, Now York, ly 8 0. G. PECK. Agent, Ellsworth. new BARBER SHOP I ! THE subscriber has returned to Ellsworth, nn< fitted up a Phop in his old building, (up stairs 1 whore he will be happy to see old customers, -> I new ones. He hopes by strict attention to hi business, and by untiring efforts to satisfy th reasonable demands of customers, to merit, and t i receive a liberal shaie of patronage. Mr. C. will attention to Sham


ocr: ! SOMETHING D11YOOOD9 GOING The suhscrilier has just returned from Boston and is opening his Winter Stock of Winch will he offered at greatly reduced prices for C S H , In part of which, may be found a full assortment of a inf Medium Fancy ^ilk*. Thiiwtsof all shades very l.yonesse* from lb cts.. up, 5t*0 yds., Cashmere Plaids the Cotton and Wool, and all Wool. De Chines, Stripes, Figured Tliibets, fiutarr Stripes, Good at 10 cl#., per yd., a:al up. LADIES CLOTHS, 4 4 Black Silk Velvets for Capes, Drab, Brown, Gray and Black Ladies Cloths, and Tassells. SHAWLS, Bay State F.mpire. Waterloo and Petoednle Long Cashmere ami Chencle Shawls and Scarfs. WBVI'OHT (OLI.IKS, . ft ..m 17} CL... lo #9.00, ,]n. In Srtts. llcarjr nil Woul ' ttliinki (¥, 1W i.pnml.s 0|KtH 11,..I,. \ 4'<0 yds . more of those Black Silks that have given | satisfaction to those who have had them. (■loves and Hosiery, Linen and Marseilles Linnen Rammask. Bleached and Brown do., Table I Towells and Napkins. 23 Dozen ! Linnen TMkfs. :rt 6j its., also a good assortment, from i ts., up to $1.00. lOO IE*o loos of best quality Velvet Ribbon, of every width. I KmlwMsed Taiile Oven*. Rich Painted Ottoman Cloths, Casdmeres, Tweeds and Sattinetts, with a good assortment of Domestic Goods. Mountain Martin, Cony and Fitch, Victorines and CROCKERY, GLASS, AND GHJNA In this department can he found the largest stock brought east of llangor. am >ng which can Ik- found nauu rri'ntii < mum uiio nan s, men ' ■iiiil fiolil Vaces *>f 15 different patterns from $1, t<• *5. \N hite Granite China Tea S-tts with Plates. Tureens, ter Pishes, Steak Pishes, Bakers, &c., to match. Also, a good assortment of les a G«‘tits With a full stock of Pr>>\ i-dons and Groceries all of I am determined to sell at prices to suit tli times. A. Kom\>o\. Kllsworth Nov. 22, 1855. 44 G R 0 C E Rl E S AND PROVISIONS CHEAP I0R CASH !! Till’ suh-cril" r has opened the Store C. G. Peek’s Apothecary Slop, where ho hr sale, good Family Groceries and Provisions, as low prices as can l»e found in the place; I those who arc purchasing lor cash or wish to ex | change their own products for any of the goods can do so as much to their advantage as , any other irte-rc. I have on hand i FLOUlt, MEAL, 1’OIiK, BUTTER, CHEESE AND LARD, CRASHED, GRANULATED POWDERED SUGARS, RICE AND WINTER BLEACHED OIL, SOAP AND BURNING FLUID, RAISINS AND FIGS, SPICES OF ALL KINDS, LEAF AND PLUG from If. to AO cents per lb., and all goods kept in a Grocery Store, together with a good as sortment of CROCKERY AND GLASS which will be sold or exchanged for country pro duce on satisfactory terms. JAMES MITCH EL. Ellsworth, Dec. 1C, 18u8. 47 JUST FROM WITH NEW A NX F. G RE ELY, r- -p-vtfnUy atmuuni-' si. li r Id . ii-t.>im r< ami the j uh -''ii' rally that the ‘‘Hard luma” have n*>t driveu from the Olcl Stand, Main where she may be found with a fresh sou k of DRESS GOODS! of ah styles, colors, prices ami materials. FANCY GOODS Embroideries of all kinds, Cambrics, Lawns, chiefs. Luces, tie., etc. WORSTKD ! a larger assortment than ever before offered iu this Dltilss TKllHINGS and Huttons of all kinds ami prices. Lust i>ut not TIIE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, is well filled with a fashionable stuck of Bonnets and just purchased in Boston together with a full assortment | all t».H«ls Indonginn to this department. All millinery done to order with NEATNESS and DESPATCH, j XT’ Particular attention pakl to BONNET ; INti. The attention of purchasers is solicited. Goods will cheerfully shown at sill times at the OLD STAND uu Street opposite the Granite Block. IW F. CliEELV. 1 Ellsworth,Dec. 1, ISM Id


ocr: JOHN W. HILL tirorut res f^vt fully Inform t'-e cit7.cn.* of Ellsworth and vicinity that he may still be found at the late stand of llill & Young, whure may be found th« largest assortment COOKING STOVES ever offered for sale In Ellsworth, among which may be found the Great Republic, Hay State, Farmer, and Acadia t'.H.k. These Stoves have not heeu equalled in this mar ket for economy and durability. Also, the Oenessee Valley, Woodland, Granite State New World, Globe, Air Tight. Boston Victor and Boston Cooking Stoves, with and without elevated Ovens. and A essels’ Stoves of all sixes, together with an endless variety of Parlor, Office. Franklin, Cylinder, Box and Air Tight Stoves, all *>f which I shall sell for cash cheaper than ever. Constantly on hand a large assortment of En ameled, Hritauia, Japanned ami Tin ware,Zinc,Sheet Lend Lead Pi|H-. Stove Pi|n', Chain, Cast Iran ami Copper Pumps, Fin* Frames, Oven, Ash ami Boiler mouths, and and all kinds of all articles usually found in a stove estab lishmeut. JOHN W. HILL. Ellsworth, Juno 24th. 1S58. JST E -W


ocr: ■ . < I j * » ] ] S T 0 V K S ! STOVES ! JOHN W. HILL \\r01 1.1* r - T."\ •; f .nu t' ■ •.« of F.lNwnrth ami ' ■ v still he found at the l .'«• ilttnd of Hill »V Young, why re may be found thy largest assortment COOKING STOVES ever n(T. r l f.r **i KIN worth, nnmng which may bo f l tin.- Ur a! It ] i I*.v >!.»•-. Karin- r. and Acadia ‘••k. Th. > Mo - him ii.t tieen cquailctl in this mar ket f'-r economy nnd durability. \ - . i' *. -• • \..:i. y. Wood land. Oranlte State ^ ' . Host > id BoCton L’> ’kin.- m. \ • w i*h and w ith.-ut c|ev:*t--d Ovms. t VAN:'si MVAX'AVL'by ' ' ' '' ' ' "f .’HI -•/. -, tV• t uith an endless ■ 1 ' 1 '• I’m ; r. * ’ t ; n.k; -. t \! • . 1 - r. H \ and Air li.Oii Stoves, all of which 1 shall sell for cash cheaper *,;us ‘ ' 1 • 1 1 > on ha; -1 a large a«« •rim* nt of Fi: u’i*'h-d. l’.rit.ro:i..la: . -In 1 Tin war--. Zinc.Miret b ad !• •' ' I’lp •. • 'ham. la-l I r- >i» and i j,.r I*iin:I. Kir<- K A- i and ItnO.-r m-.nths. and , it I a.I kind? of all uni . i •? usually f. uud in a »;-.-ve estab isluneuL .TOIIN W. HU.I.. Kllsworth. .Tune 24:h. XnT ZET'W | PAPIdt IIAMilMiS &f., r,IK ■ I'.'.'r '■ r- M 1 ■ ■ >v a: I 1 ,r_-o a. L —ism.-i.i .: t:. i. ;i,.» , . O l/.' I V 7 l)/ \ i.'/v / • \ r ; • \ • v /. , \ • ov.\ 7 /;/.> i a/> f i i;i> t.\hu:s, STI FFED ( II l Ills. FAM Y i II | MIIFII si: I Ts t am: seat, wood seat .1 .VI) ROCFIXG Cl/A Ills, .1 <:. .( C. '• » Uv -« 1 :u.' I.t « :. II < !tltt »...t l"ltl Also, a larp’C as.-rtiuent d ;111<I 4 nrf;iiiiH f t le latest style :ii. 1 l a'lii 'iis from Niw ) "fk. A, - . M 11.• 1 • w si.a irs, 1 as-. Is, Curtain Fix tur. '. Hair C: tli an i I'auia.-k : r ■ \ - erini* - >. A . >a.-h, k'lass. 1.., kite.' ti i-' pint. Putty, 1. \\ are, *' .1 InV.'Mbs, ! . Cl'-the.s Lines. • ! tin - I’in- I • athers < ; Yari* rn us t,,'u ilitie*. A- . A . M e al'" Ti .mu:.. ti:f .i i l keep e■•n.-tantiv on an«l a lartre assortment of 1 distends Fence Posts, \enel 1’O'tS illlll It.lllllislcis. All «.f the Oh.vc artHill 1... « |,1 ,.t th.- v. r. •" C't pi iees. ."!■!-• .t the We.'t 1 i t',e I : • ’• !‘ri' ’ '">b th- V- -.Ml Mill. V ; . ai: Kii.’c i Cabinet work an 1 fui ini' will b, d , ,.r. lt. keadv m \m: i rn.vs f all .'./*•> ahvai - - n } n 1. N, B.—Suggy Wagons For Sale i>Ainv lv n. .)/.-,n a . Ellsw. rth, April, ai:i 500 Bhls FLOCK! 1000 Bush. C()JL\ ! FOR SALE AT THE P E 0 P L E ’ S ;ASH STOBE.i Also a largo a.'-ortmont of i i AM 11 A" GROCERIES 1 AND WEST INDIA GOODS. ti addition to the above is a larger and better asortment of 0 It Y GOO D S, than can be found in Ellsworth. BOOTS, SHOES, i _ 1EADY-MADK CJ.OTHIXU, Ac.. Ac., All cf which will be scUl for Cash at at reilucul prices.


ocr: ■ j \ j i 1 1 1 I JIT —AT— PADELFORD £ from Boston, a now end lar.-e stock of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. Among their stock may be f. und a lnrge assortment E.XGLISIl, FREXCH A.XI) GERM CLOTHS, ' ‘ :*'1 ' ■ ’-1 .and of the latest HI"* ' ia?liiw..aMo styles. Alsu u:i cvtcinuvt at cut ut ' rs r i \ (» s, .. •> • i * >:.• I- ■* .i..d i I.'is. l'..gvtJu-r wul» a com plot e lUSUt of Fall and IT inter ('lotliiii!', i the most t.:-’.ionabi.- styles. \mon>; which may be BUSINESS COATS.FROCKS AND made from »-;• i- i - .f | -Vsh, French, - d A . in Broadcloth:*. Also, Heavy Winter made of Caster, Beaver and Ksquamaux Cloths. V-XSh S.AAA£ » f all styles and quil.U' s. Also on hand a handsome sortment of j> A large stock of Furnishing Goods, " 'hi't'. Ho-onts. Collar--, Stocks. >car(V. !’• ek.-t llandk'-rchic.s I :..h-rshirts. Prow ers H.^icry. Suspender*. Mho-k, White and Fan *'•' *v“* (l h ' • *• 'ilk, Lisle ’i'urca-J, ami other sftvlce id' (i.LOVFS. Together with a large assortment of Saddler's and Embroidery Silks. >r'vi!i.- >:ik, Pr-«> Huttons ami r.rprr.s'!/,r-. r_ • •; ! • . or. d t.. make up CLOTII ... '' v ! • : - 1U 1‘-1 i.'-oi.-t and most workuiun nko mannner. otit a vion DEP.iKTnrw Ynsi"1 °-v"'hcd hi tin 'tate, as wc liavc one liters in the I !:v. engaged to see that such work is ■ ■ - ■ u iv .* '• '' « • 7 «'•- any other concern own. "ur . k v.::i i...i at a small :■ I i . t ' : .\T CO.'T. Llly-o • *rtli. Sept. It.. J\,s. 341f IUST FROPd with X 1: \V AXX !■’. (TrkHI.V. i’ • ' l!i:i '■ •* f- ' r M rnstunn rs and - ■: i that the "11.ml Tiau-a" have- net driven Old Stand, Main Street, where she m.:\ bo f-und w i.h a fr--?h stock of 'iVoh.N. DRES3 CLODS! f all ?t\o . r<. price? and rtaterials. FANCY GOODS - - all kin( ami rios, Lawns, II milker .•Inel?. Lae:-?, et<n. ole. "W OUSTED ! l largtr a.— >rU;.< :.i than v i .• f. re offered in this DRESS TRIM.HI.AGS md Buttons u all kinds a-«I prices. Last but not THE AI 1 IATM M'TRY DEPARTMENT, is troll thud v. ;.h a fii-iu.juable st.-.-k of Bonnets and XtitolDons, ■ p-.tr -1 inB • t - ther tritl. a full assortment •" : ' -' ’ • t' .1 j.-irtm-nt. All millin. rv tturk • !-' ■ • ■•■■ r wftn N i:\iM.r.- i M.-IhUYli. 1 I’artieultr att-aion paid to BtASNKT .. |? ■. _ ■; Y"" i :i,t ”LD 'l'AM> on .Alain n v l\ GREELV. eiMImijjmg AND SILVERING. Z. SMITH’S. All articles having plate worn off u repiatcil and made as good as new. Also ACOHDEOXS and other musi mI instruments repaired. EU.-w.»rtb, .Ian. H, tfil IXT JE3 w JEM FANCY GOODS, Just received at _ Z. SMITH’S. JUST


ocr: ZDIRYG-OOIDS j GOING CHIAP! rh>' subscriber has just returned from H •'ton au<l is now • fenlng his Winter Stock of Goods Which will be offered at greatly reduced prices for C A S II , Tn part T which, may he f •und a full assortment -f Rich • :*J>d Medium Fancy Silks, Tliih-t* <.f nil shade* v cry cheap, Lyomnwes from 16 cts.. up, f*Hi yds., Cashmere Plaids of the «' .Jtnn and AA inn.I ill A\"■ *•!. l>t- Chines. < ordova Strip-*. Figured Thih« ts, Vuibcr btripcs, Good Pc Laities at lu cts.. p« r yd., und up. LADIES CLOTHS, 4-4 Rlt.i, f.l!, A i Iwt* f»r Cape*. Prah, llrow n, Stone . Gray und black Ladies Cloths, and Tftssells. sha-wls, lhi> Nate Empip*. Waterloo and I’eiccdale Long Shawls Cu.'huu re atul then* lc Shawls and Scurfs. AVROI RIIT COLLARS, ;1-‘ Cts.. t.. £3.00. do. in S»ft*. Heavy all Wool 1} blankets, bod Spreads, Opera Hoods. Ni-S-S-toAiN 4 ‘0 v I-., more of those black Silks that have given such . , satisfaction to those who hare had them. (■lows mill Hosiery, Linen anil Marseilles Rowniis. ; Linnen Panuna-k. bleached and Brown do., Table Covers I Towells and Napkins. 2J Dozen * 'imen lMkfs. :ci tjj its., als,* a good assortment, front 61 I cU., Up to 51,00. lOO Pcicos of best quality 'it RiMmii, i>f every width. Limbos*, d Tahl» i is. Rich |»uin;,-d ottoman Cloth.*, Cloths, i i-'i ».T»c«ds and SiUiuctts, with a good.iso *nt of Domestic GxhIs. 9 Mountain Martin, ('.>nv ana Fitch, Tictoriues and Cuftr. j CROCKERY. GLASS, AM) GW.XA WARE. In thin department can he found the lanrert «t.,rk . i.-r i1 r 11: c ■ 11 en-t ,■( It.inc r. ;um»ri>t u !,i.-h cantor.. Iti.-ii tiuld Hand French l ,i , Tt . Setts and Flates, Rich ( hina in.! i, ill a .i... i.; l-‘. .iiii. r,:i: pattirns fr..ui $ 1. in » j j.i " Ura e( t Tea S. its » i*l in .. Tun iBut Also, a K'h>1 assort incut of HATS & GAPS* lc? a Gents w;.:h a f<«l! st'X-kof |*r..\ i-.-ns ami finwi.-i all uf which : I am d ; ermine J u» sell at prices t" - tit tli times. A. Ell th Not 22,1858. 41 BUCK SILKS of every grade, from 75 cents to SI,50, per vara. FANCY SILKS a large variety late styles of Stripes and Plaids. ALL WOOL Till BETS OF ALL SHADES. CASHMERE PLAIDS, DE CHINES, FIGURED CASHMERES, PRINTED Till BETS, together with a Very large assortment of new and fashionable DRESS GOODS. ■1-4 BLACK S1I.K VELVETS. ALL WOOL BLANKETS, AC., AC.1 Just received and will be sold very cl.cap at 45 A. ROBINSON'S. GROCERIES AND i PROVISTOXS! ■- j CHEAP 1011 CASH!! THE SuL-crile.r lia« opened the Store adj< ining C. D. Peek's Apothecary Shop. wh* re !.i• i.tl* r* tor sale, good family Groceries and I’r< \i.«ion>, at as low prices as can be l..und in the place; and those who are purchasing tor cash or wish to ex change their own product- for any of the following » go. ds can do so as much t<- their advantage as at


ocr: GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. at tup: old sta ntt>. The subscriber has just returned from Boston with the LARGEST anti CHEAP KST stock of DRV GOODS, and GROCERIES ever offered for sal* in Ells worth, among which may be found. New Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibets, Black Silks, French, English, and American Ginghams. Prints of every variety of style. Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test s vie. Flannels, Gloves, llosery of cv'jry kind. A Large assortment of and the best selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever off. red in this market CROCKERY, GLASS A 3D HARD WARE, Farmint; Tods, Faints and Oils. Window Glass.Nail, Garss Seed, Garden Seed CORN, FLOUR and MFAL. Groceries of every kind, &c, &c, 4*c. All kinds of country produce taken iir exchange for goods. S. W. PERKINS.


ocr: HIS be*, , j FIN of DRY) por late at AS j [ tho j 11th ac the de been deed II.m 20C, be and. by • niurt , t j ! i eigh j will | date, • 1 e. 1 13 for ‘ ii trie* 31 by 22 "1ml with half v its tor j with ; trees of — the 14. OF Pro the A. late as d<d the six of. land : re 292; been to ( of 14 the the his own-1 Ells be wit: of or will to 1*59, stop the p:vd j to me < found j ! ^ I The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs, Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &e., &c. Also a large assort ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and i OIL, CLOTH CARPETS. AISO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Of the la’est Styles and Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades, Tassels. Curtain Fixtures. Hair Cloth and Dan ask for Covering Loun es. Ac. Doors, Sash, til.ms. Looking Glass Plates, Putty, Wooden Ware, Children's Cabs, and Wagons, Jute Flour Mats, Bed ' ords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, Acc. We also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. All the »b vc articles will be sold at the very lowest prices. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connection with the •Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabin.t work and Turniug will be dune ta oraer. READY JHADE COFFINS OK ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. DARWIN X. MOOR, & CO. ELLMVORTH, APRIL 29, 1859. "LOOK IT FOB TBE ENGINE!! T II E BELL IS B I N G I N G. ^NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAEST. AT THE OLD STAND, PETERS5 CORKER. The subscriber ha* just re*nrnod from Boston with the LARGEST and (’HEAP EST stock of Dll Y GOODS, and GROCERIES ever offered for sal in Klls w-»rth, amon;» which may he found. New Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibet.*, Black Silk*, French. English, and American Ginghams, Print* of every variety of style. Shawls. \Va»rh Spring Skirts of the la test s.yle, Flannels, Gloves, 11 usury of every kind. A Large assortment of woolen eooQs, an 1 the beit sel.-cted stick of Ready Made Clothing ev,r offered in this market DR.0ClkE»rs GLASS A.»0i HAM *t||, Farming l ot Is, Paints and Oil*, Window Glass,Neils Gars* Seed, Garden Sued ( ORX, FLOCK and MEAL. Groceiiea of every kind, &c, 6tc, tyc. All kiuda uf country produce taken in exchange for goons. S. W. PERKINS. Ellsworth, April 20,1859. i: l 0 \ 0 M Y ! 110 \ 0 J1 Y ! The until rxi.ned have the rip;ht to MAKE AND SKI.I, MITCIIEL’S PATENT.METAL 1C TIPPED SHOES, in and for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, F KAN KLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, TREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLF.S. MARlAVII.LE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS. Trader, in any of the above named towns oan re supplied with a superior article of COPPOk tipped shoes AID HAVE TUB RIGITT GRANTED THEM to sell, by calling at our Manufactory in Holme,' building, or on Cbas. Mol'onald at the Mutual Store, ucll-irulow the Ellsworth ll„usa. N. B. A saving of 100 per card, is guaranteed to all who purchaae thoOOPPEKTi PPEl> j SHOE', or ih other words, one pair with tips i, warranted to weur as long aa two pairs without. CAUTION. All parsons arc hereby catiuned against making >r selling the abuse described *hoe.a.« any infringe nent on our right will be prosecuted witb the nt nust rig<>r. -J. S. & W. ORER. Ellsworth. April tbt If- 11 i GIRL* HAWED Girls w»q*«4 at S. Pal- ifwd A Oo’s. Kona but r*4 SPRING & SUMMER. THE VERY BEST STOCK OF I-'ino l*e;idy-made CL1TII1E, ever offered to the pubilo, m<nu‘aeturod expre*alv tor t.ie best class New Ka^laud Retail Trade. THIS STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING OVERCOATS, BUSINESS COATS, FROCK COATS, BUSINESS SUITS. PANTS and VESTS> all manufactured from the REST MATERIALS, in t!ie L ATfc'ST >TYLEa, ami iu the MOST THO ROUGH MANNER. H AKKAVrED SI PERIOK U* any stock of Ready-made Clothiuf ever offered iu RoUoq. LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF CLOniS, CA98IMKRE8, DOE SKINS, VESTINGS. MADE TO ORDER in the inoet a'ylish and workmanliko manner. Prices uniformly loio for Cash J. W. SMITH & CO. Dock Square, cor. Elm Street, BOSTON. Boston, April 1, lbi3. is. 3 mos. 11. DURHAM & SARGENT, SUCCESSORS TO DF.NRY A VSR Y Gearral fomiuhdau MerrhaaK WHOLRftALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IJT ynm icedui tarn SHIP CH \Nl)LERY & STORKS, NO '.'Ob COMMERCIAL STREET, HEAD OF COMMERCIAL WHARF, J J. rt-M.AH. ) . :-• ■••Vitfc.i . COPPER TIP SHOES, —FOR— YOUTHS, MISSES. AND Cl IlLDREX. ; i West Market Square, 11 A NGOll. Mil LETT & BANGS, Proprietors of the right to manu facture ami sell COPPER TIP SHOES, In the Counties of PENOBSCOT, AROOSTOOK, excepting the towns of Newport, Dixmont, Dexter and Presque Isle. Any person or persons who are’ manufacturing or selling Copper Tip Shoes in any other Towns in Penobscot or Aroostook Counties, will please discontinue the same after this date, (March 21st,) as I any infringement of our rights ! will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Town 1 lights for Sale. March 21st, 1859. 10 SASH, DOORS, BLINDS 4-c. 20.000 Lights Sash, various sizes. 6,000 do do primed and glazed DOORS & BLINDS of all dimensions on hand and made to order, of best Kihi dried lumber. ALSO 50.000 turned Stair Balusters, j and Fence Pales for sale very low j by THEODORE PAINE. No. 14 City Point Exchange Street, Bangor. 6w 11 j HATHAWAY & LANGDON. DEALERS IN FLOUR Sf GRAIN, No. 6, INDIA STREET, (OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.) GAIEX HATHAWAY, ) ~J? Cl rp -yj JOHN H. LANGD<», J 1 VlX • ABBOTT* SARGENT, Wholesale Grocers, AND SEALERS IN Cigars, Wills, Country Produce. Ac. 75 * 77 Broad Street. .irs, i boston. THUMB CASH- ly» PAPER HANGINGS. ; 2000 ROLLS l Sew Style Paper Haigiog, fioa Sew York and j ftnetan f •» nU *»»»-.• w— .. v. dd a S a a


ocr: JUST MCM from HuMuo, » IM# »l Ur^o <toe'i uf VIX^NXA i V&AASi&x which will be sold — VERY IOW liiofjer to close out ihe stoo’r. minusn, frenc h and oermax F CLOTHS, •Tell color* and qualities, and ef the latest tiwportatlnne and moat tashiouabb styfca. Abo an iteueif* a-sort m<*nt of 'V JbM^aJ>*XJN^G^9* •onstotlnf of flffk*. Grenadine*, Cashmere* and Velvets, of all *tfle* and color*. ^.Together with a complete assort merit of SPRING AND SUMMER ClotHing, of the m^et fashionable •tjrl.u Among which may be found BUSINESS COATS,FROCKS AND SACKS made horn various qualitle* of Kniribh, French, German and American Broadcloths. Also, \s\AXS W all s’ylea and qualitle* Abo on hand a handsome as sortment of 30T3 UmWM, A Urge Stock of Furnishing Goods, Whit* Shirts, Rosnma, Collars, Stocks, Cravat*, Scarf*, Pocket llandkerahiets. Under Shirt#, l»raw *r*. Hosiery, Suspenders, Tllack, White and Fan cy Kid Gloves, Silk, Lisle Thread, and various v> thar Style* of G E () V E S . Together with a large assortment of Saddler s and Embroidery Silks. Sewing Silk. Dre*n Hutton* and Needles. ,\u as sortment of Clock it g*. for Lali< s. nr We aru al*«* prepared to make up CLOTH ING to order, in the neatest and most workman, like tuannner. Ill R (TsTIMl IMP tit HUNT cannot he excelled in the State. a« we have ..ne o the iu*»*t careful and «c lent i tic (utter* in the t '>iun try, engaged to »o« that suco work i« ngbtly done. Let one thing b • distinctly understood, tit THAT Tfir.s STUCK MH\T Uh SOU* uvr —AM) THAT il F. \\ IL MIL fiUUDS lo per Cent. CHEAPER THAS OTHER COSCERS IS TOWS'. U tf - PAl»RIiFORr* .» r.. $ i ooe WORTH OF LOMESTIC GOODS. FOlt SALE AT THE PEOPLES' C-HEXP STORE. IS Pox* Cent Lobs Than G hi L .no i.ff rml for in Ellsivortli. AL*0, 500 MILS ELOt'R. 20jO IK 'll. HUSH. MEAL. CALL AM) SEE MONROE VOI NO. I ll.w .r'li. May C. 1 RG9. I.ltf 1S39. sp^Kro 1859. SIMMER STYLES. E.D.SHWV &(’(). lint in« jiiat returned 'r*-™ R<-*r<*ti. Ijitifi* ti»r attention Of t'lrir friend* an I ctiaf"men to tli« ir New, fcxrK* -T- it ur MILINERY 4ND FANCY GOODS The rn«**t varied and complete a»«ortmc*’t in the County, c ooptiaiug the usual variety of I<reM Ca|»«, Mo'.alr Cap*, aud Head Ureavc*. a.' all « a MOURNING GOOIS of all kinds. Infants' Goods, Kni'-r -t'I cries, Collars, Sett Slr»v«, Ha nts. lns«ru ms and M„mius. Thrr*4, List* Jbuyrua au4 Cotton ft. igings, Velvets, Pr ••• Trunumigi » nil HuUona, -\ ells, Lace*, Uaitf), tiluvcs, GsunllclU, Ac , Ac Bonnets Bleached at the shortest possible notice Urdera from neighboring town# attend'd to as usual, with i>r<iai|>tness and despatch. Ellawwit , Ap.il 2) lSoJ. Ulf. NE\V BOOKS The Pillar of Fire nr ISRAEL IN BONDAGE. by the euthor of the Prince of the Houle of David. THE Linr OF THE ISLE. by Mr* K D. E. X. Soutbwortb. TBl't TO THE La ST. OR ALONE J.N THE HIDE H IDE SEA, by A. S I toe, FANKWEFj OR THE SAX JACINTO IN THE SIASOP INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. SPURGEONS SERMON*. 5th Seri... Juit received, aad for lale, by U M HALE. CLOSING UP. THE burinea* formerly carrier! on ur dar the firm of S. Hvielfurd, A Co., will ■till continue, in order to fettle all acountf be longing theiet > Therefore, all persons indebted to the said concern, by note or account, are request to make immediate paymeut. Ulf. S P A Co. 9QO Reward. LOl'IS GUIDI set fire In the Jail last night, (May 1st,) and escaped. Guidi was about five feet 9 or It) inches high, of light complexion, squints in one eye and can talk but little Euglish. lie wore away old black clothes and a black K- s suth Hat. The above reward will be given fer the apprehension and delivery of said prisoner to the Jailor in Ellsworth. I. II. THOMAS, Sheriff. Ellsworth, May 2, 1859. j4 A House to Lot. ri'HE undersigned has a good tenement which he will lease for one year or more, pleasantly situated on his turm between the low er wharves and the village, and is a first rate lo ealion for a seafaring man with a small family. Terms reasonable t<» those who intend to pay the rvnt. RICHARD TINKER. Ellsworth, April 29, 1*&». Ulf EMPLOYMENT^ tt*|\AMOXTH. AND ALL FX •JJWVF PENSES PAID.—AN AGENT is want ed in every town andcounty in the United States, to engage in a respectable and easy business, by which the above profit* may he certainly realised For further particulars, address Dr. J. IIENRY * ARNKR, corner of Broome and Mercer Street, New York City, enclosing one postage “tamp. las 2. ~ MEDICAL NOTiyi. T |P. P. H. HARDING, having removed from J I burr> to Mu-hill. and \ -;t***«i the house formerly cupp'd by I>r. Fulton, (the Congregation »1 Parsnrs**,) and o$ rs bu» pr< |r**ional aervioe# to tin; rtiiatne of blue bill and viciuiijr. Hrou.pt aueul.oo given to «|l cab*. ! i | to .50 10 and • FI n | Fr M t.on i*e East , (.*. dav ku try. ot e*t ' i sa for , in c- lot ing sai l give teen that will I pa hut its Wit f I ' 1 Rlu \ il bv one 26 a 22 »b on bate M. of will ar« I > For j . f.rst ed ing of here suit A the i 4 anw is l*-d, I - f >ur at I*. after


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ocr: I i ; i mi AXXI0C9LT LOOKED FOR AND DEEPLY EXCITISO TALS OF THE R VOLUTIOir, SOW READY t T11E SWAMP FOX; OR THE Rebel Riflemen. A TALE OF THE TIMES 4 FKtTS IF MARIUS, BY GEORG* ALBANY, ESQ. Altbor Of "Tbb Orange Giri, OP VrsU'E.’’ '*Tl« Fwamp Steed,” “Hube tub Ranger,” Ac., Ac., Ac. will be oommeneed in the NEW YORK MERCURY Of Saturday April 30, 1850, Now Ready at all News Depots, and Bookstores. No character in history offers a better subject for the romancer, than that of Marion, or, as he wus familiarly called, ‘Tile SwampIFosc’ from the immense ingenuity of his stratagems and devices for misleading and deceiving the enemy, his thorough knowledge of the woods, forests, fields, and swamps of his native region, where he and his gallant band were perfectly at home.while their enemies became lost and bewildered in the labyrinthine mates of undergrowth and morass. The story above announced is a true reflex of those scenes and times, and its talenUd author has most vividly portrayed, tbe.ein, the many ex citing incidents and accidents of a tenacious and indefatigable struggle for Liberty, pursued un der the most adverse circumstances. Every chap ter is replete with exciting and romantic inter est, historically accurate, but with a sparkling web of poetry woven through it. which makes it at once a brilliant story and a veracious record — The strongly-written descriptions of events—the ambuscade—the sudden sortie—the night-attack — the wild eharge and repulse—are all wonderful as examples of word paiuting, and equally true to the actual facts. In addition to these scenes of heroism and lofty daring, the SWAMP FOX is not without the gen tle charm of a love-story, for the working aud the effects of the tender passion are depicted in its pa ges, as truly and artistically as the sterner euro lions, rendering the tale a perfect picture of life and character in the Days of the Kevolu ion which cannot fail to appeal to the admiration, and grat ify the taste of every reader who has a spark of true patriotism in his soul. lue peculiar power ana liiveresi wiiu wmcn mv gifted author, GKgKGK ALBANY, Ksy., des cribes the thrilling period, is a guarantee of the excellence of this truly magnificent Historical Ro mance. The vivid delineation of character, the depth of thought, the fascination of style, the pic turesque beauty of description, and in a word, the power of language he commands, all combine to render him one of the most brilliant writers «f the age, while his great appreciation of sympathy with the pioneers in the cause of universal liberty give him a grasp of Revolutionary subjects possessed by very few others. This has enabled him, in the SWAMP FOX, to exhibit the life and adventure* °f MARION AND 1IIS MEN as they really were, and to do fit homage to that deliberate valor, that unyielding patriotism,which in a few noble spirits, defying danger, and above the scenes of privation, could keep alive the sa cred fires of liberty in the thick swamps and dense and gloomy forests—asking nothing, yielding nothing, and only leaving the field the better to re-enter it fo the combat ! We take to ourselves sora*! credit for having se cured tor our columns the chtfa d"\teurrta of this master’s pen, but we intend to give the >>Te\v York NXeroury a still higher prestige than ever. We believe it is already the BEST AND LARGEST STORY PAPER in the world, and we contemplate making it bet ter aud better with every successive numb* r, in spite of all expense and opposition. 3w 14. BAYARD” TAYLOR ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY PoR THE NEW YOKE M E li C U li Y ! At a very heavy expense we have succeeded in iccuring the CELEBRATED POET, AUTHOR AND TOURIST, whose charming letters from foreign lands have oug kept ttio world delighted and interested, BAYARD TAYLOR ESQ., nho will hereifter m*ku the Mericiiy the only ■tapitnl of bis inestimable SKETCHES OF TRAVEL, >ne of which will appear EVERY WEEK. We have the hapipnes* to announce, therefore dial in the S EW YORK MERCURY FOR APRIL 30th, 1859, ill b; commenced OP IA FE and T R A X K I. BY BAYARD TAYLOR. the initiatory art civ boiug enti'led the mivpjiuiim i m'kk ji.tiiF.” which is oonsid red by tho author—as it is un questionably will be by the public-*-to be hi* mos* interesting adventure since the original outset of GREAT AMERICAN TRAVELER, a ini cannot fail to bo of interest to all. These de lightful articles will be BEAUTIFULY ILLUSTRATED with original designs, iu the highest style of the art, portiayiug tho scones and characters describ ed in tue most graphic manner. This new feature is a most valuable and instruu tive one, suited to both young and, old and will rend* r T H E N E W Y O K K M F.RCU K Y worthy of a leading place, as tho most refined and elegant of all FAMILY PAPKHS. Since the first announcement of our engagement of MIL TA YL »K, we have received a 11- od of in quires from all parts of the Union, relative to the enterprise, showing that public expection is on tip-toe to learn the particulars regarding the char acter of his contributions. As it is impossible lot us to au&wor these in detail, we cau only refer our friends and correspondents to the New York Mercury for April 30 where the first of these sparkling and popular sketches will be found. As uo other American has ever traveled so ex tensively as KataRD TatLoK, and no other trav. 1 tier can see things with the ey«s of Arner'Q , we j we need not further eulogise the value of these ] emanations of bis mind and observation, to the


ocr: i . 1 i j ; ! The Subscribers have just received a new and large; assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs, 1 one \ Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Hocking Chairs, Sic.. Sic. Also a larrre assort* meat of Wool, Ilerap, Cotton and 6 OIL. €LOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF & yj 5 Of the latest Styles and Fashions from New V >rk. Also Window Shades. Tassels. Curtain F.xtnrcs. llair Cloth and Damask fur Covering Loun.es. Ac. Doors. Sash, (il.ss. Looking Glass Plates. Putty, Woode. Ware. Children’s Cats, and \\ agotis, Jute Floor Mats, Ued C ords, Clothes Lines, Cluthcs Pina, Feathers of various Qualities, &c. \\ e also manufacture and keep cons'nntiv on hand a largo assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Nenel Posts ami Stair Baamisters. A.l the nb vc article* «ill be sold at the very Imw-,- prices. St.me at the West «ml of the Bridge. in connection with the ^tcum Mi.I.where ail kind* of Cabin.t work an i Turning will be done t) or.»er. K E A © V 11AI > E CO EEL XS OF ALL SIZES CONST A.\ 1 LV ON HAND. rtTuvAUTM DARWIN N. MOOR, A CO. ELLSW ORT!!, APRIL 29. 1859. !!L80K OFT FOB TIB ElGIffi!! THE HELL IS HINGING. •s-NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. AT THE OLD ST A XI), PETERS’ COMER. The subscriber has just re’iirnml from Riston with the L VIIGKST and CHEAP KST stock of DRY GOODS, and GRO 'EdIKS ever o r red f >rsd» in Ells worth, among which may be found. NV,v Style Del.uns. Plaids. Tali't., Black Silks. French, English, and American (Jingh im». Prints of every variety ol style. Shawls. Wawh Spring Skirts of th; la test s \le. Flannels, Gloves, llosery of ev ry kind A Large assortment of WOO L.EiiOOIIS, and the best selected -*-t J:k of Ready Ma le Clothing ever off.tcd in this market CROCKERY,; GLASS; AND HARD WARE, Farming Tools, Paints and Oils, Window Giass.N. il» Gar-. Seed, Garden Seed CORN, l'LOLKand MEAL. Grocmes ofcnrv kind, A.;, A , ,yc. All kinds ot country produce taken in exchange lor goons. S. W. PERKINS. Ellsworth, A.pril QO, 1859. i: i o \« m v! i: (ono n v i The undersigned have the right to MAKE AND SELL MITCIIEL'S PATENTMETAL IC TILLED SHOES. ;n and fur the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT.i FREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES. MAR1AVILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND oris. Trader* in any cf the above ranted towns can be supplied witu a superior a>ticlu of COPPOK tipped shoes AND HAVE THE RIGHT GRANTED THEM to sell, by calling at our Manufactory in Holmes' building, or on Chas. McDonald at the Mutual Store, next below the Ellsworth House. N. B. A saving of 100 per cent, i* guaranteed to all who purchase the COPPEK TIPPED SHOE?, or in other words, one pair with tips is warranted to wear as long as two pairs without. CAUTION. All persons are hereby cationed against making or selliug the above described shoe.as any infringe went '-n our right will be prosecuted with the ut most rigor. J. S. & \Y. OBER. Ellsworth, April dih, lso'3. t f. 11 $ > ooo WORTH OF L.Uil lvSTIC GOODS, Foil SALE AT THE PEOPLES' CHEAP STORE. L'l FcrCcntLcES li .*n Good, am ■ IF roil Lr in Ellsworth ALsO, oGO DHLS FLOUR. 20jo hush, hu.su. meal CA I.L AND SEE MONROE TODN’G l-lsw 'r'h. May 6. 1SG0. 15tf X K W J SO O I-CST" i he Pillar of Pin* or ISRAEL IN' BONDAGE. by the author of tho Prince of the IIouso of David. THE LADY OP THE |ALE, by Mrs. E. D. E. N. Suuthworth. tree TO THE mat, Oil ALONE ON TilE WIDE WIDE SEA, by A. S. Rye. FAN K WEI; OR THE SAX JACINTO IN THE SEAS OF INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. SPURGEONS SERMONS, 5th Serie*. Just received, ami fur sale, by 14 M. IIALE. DR. tSGOOD’S NEUROPATHIC DROPS, ‘•.Vo Rtiief% So Pay tXTKD to cure Throat Dictcmper, Scarlet and If Kheum.itic Fever*, and relieve pain iti Ixitjy and •huh* almost in*tantantou»ly It not only cure* l»ut is preventive pi contagious diaeaae*, amt should he kept f.,r those attending upon the tick. These drops will remote all non nr** in ihc flesh fnxn Druisc* or eNi-^ur* FOK 8.VLK BY K. H. Barker Baek<|-rt; Druggist: c (i Beck, Ellsworth, Druggist, A. Mams. Surry. .Men! chant; Hno-rson & Bower*, Orland, do.; J. B Frazier B. M.. Oti*. May 6. 1S59. GIRLS WAN D. To work in a Tailors shop, none but goou bauds need apply J. Fkiend & Co. MAY 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! •Tost received and opening to dav $*,COO Wurth of DRY GOODS, part of which are RICH and I.OW priced. DRRSS ROODS, C'*fnj>ri*»ing ulv>ut :»1! the new <t( lafe • irriN ile lr -hi h.i>gl »n«l, f i nc-\ (•« rinant a’d Itiiv. A>ii.»ng whi-h nuv I mn-f. .V w « ol M >nmil g (••*>»!* Ch ;)li I» I .tins, < rap-. 0 •Chin***. P-ul 1M' a\r- . M int j. vi.in-, .»'MI v-l*. ( i->t c »! >r* I.iwiu at 1J 1/- ft 5 .Jr- —Pkr •*-In fn,m .V» «•{*. To >t«*el >| uiij >kirt« fr.i ii IlK) t , Afcu.a l.rgeuaawtri t mere Shawls .r ,iu £l.o0 tu £...Hi Black .Silk*. We can ,h .w vn,i m,)re Black Silks ol every grade Irom 02 | 2 ,-tv to jl.Mi, (!,»„ Jou c.in find in ao_v other i.hiv m tfii. 1 .w i, and shall ••till in,, tinur toB.11 them at unpuraleled In. r,rice». As liefore, trench Y.tila Al*o. another large lot ol New Stvle WROUGHT COLLARS, Glove*, Iloserr of every fried and style. Silk, Mohair long an 1 short Mitts. "A T I 4 c A. p s. Bouts and Shoes, Crockery Ware, FLOUR AND MEAI, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. A . Ac. All «»l which we ahull a 11 as astonishing low price*. ROBINSON & HARDEN. 17tl w t t c ii L s AND JEWEELRY, A new stock ju*t received at A. A. BRIMMER’5, Main Street Ellsworth, Ellsworth, May 28, 1859. 18tf. A House to I^5t7 rrHR iind.rsign.-H lias a c<»>d tenement I which he wilt Imre f r one or more plenarnIt situated on hii farm between the low er wharves and the village, and is a llrst rate lo cation for a seafaring man with a small farad* Terms reasonable to those who intend to par the rcDt , , RICHARD TINKER. _dwells, April 20, 1859. p,,f HATCH HOUSE RE-LEASED*, BY NATHAN PERRY. Jr. MTIIE Subscriber am.ounce* to hit numerous friend* and the public, ff^^R that be ha* taken a new lease of the above named and well known establishment, which is in the most thorough order and repair,the most centrally and conveniently located house for the transient traveller, ef nny’in the city, where be will take pleasure »n attending to the' comfort 0t uB the most satisfactory term*. iiT irurvnsof tht house wdt it furnished uith , to anr* JTotn the -itamboats and railrovds r /i r. A of thary*. Rangor, April 1, 18J9. % f, pp 1J T> E It — HANGINGS. Jl >T RECEIVED a large assortment of Uoa * Paper, aud C'u« tarn* of the latest style*. 11 1MRWIX X. MOOR A Co. Highway Surveyor’s Books. Tax Collector’s Books. For sale by M. HALE. Ellsworth April U M


ocr: I SPRING & SUMMER. THE VERY BE.# I' STOCK OF Fine Ready-made ami it ever uffercd to the pubilc. ra-nuiactured exprertlT lur the best el*ss New Kuglku.i Retail Trade. Till# STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING OVERCOATS. BUSINESS COATS. FROCK COATS, BUSINESS SUITS. PANTS and VESTS, all manufactured from the REST MATEKI AS.L iu the LATEST -TVLE', aud iu the .MOST TI1" ROITJI1 .MANNER. W.iRRAVTED Al PERIOR o anr stock of Ready-made Clothing ever offend in Boston. LAKGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. DOE SHINS, VESTINGS. MADE TO ORDER in tbo most s'vlisb and workmanlike manner. Prices uniformly low for Cash J. W. SMITH & CO. Dock Square, cor. Elm Street, BOSTON. Boston, April 1, 18J9. is. 3 mop. 11. toir, sAATXaJE AT A B A R G A I N !


ocr: A Printing Office for $10! LOW E'S patent PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS. A Sitter .V- tai Thi» wonderft;! Invertinr w u patent ed in Ifri bv Mr 1 xiwr, since which bn-.e many valuable improvements have been «fleeted upon it. no pain* or ex* Kn*e having been ►pami tv 1 ice tht# »•** what it i* now universe, > regard ed to be — withi ut a rivj,! tor CHEAP NESS. SiWPLiC:TY. DURABILITY. AND EFFICIENCY ' A dktinguiahing feature of thi* Brea* —and one nosmwed by noother— is that tvpe may be placed upon ar.v part of lb. fa. 1r~- the bed. and receive a perfect imprea * 1 «‘-n. It i» wall adapt, d t, ail kind* of nu* c. !>• . Priuting. and ha» no auperior u a Let Nfi-Copyinj Prc«a. It docs not -n»ll> g- t out ■ -«ier. and a boy ot ten veara can work the largest ► w ea»e. and at a fate f V»» iinnr*Mioni*n hour, w H.i r a about rhcaierage rate. jVrsons living in country place* where there are no pnntr.g •fllces near * ill find one of the* prrrsc* a profitable invest ment. at therr it a targe pro«it ot, the printing of i ■-rula■ > Hut Anew art'/ I'Mtina ' •». Hilt- /.'- o «. //«»-• ■-« •. A >■ \c. Those who wish to team a good trade, and at the ss - time be laying up money — Mute who v »h u complete r* • ■-.• cdu tation (lor who *e intelligent »s ti ■ printer < — merchant* who with to advertise their btiMtn-** and at the same time keep their elerk* bu»y — gent! men who 'nd t nu-har-g F-'iu •• upon their hand* —printer* who wi-f» a cheap, and r- ..i'i,e ; -> prrsi — In fact, ail who want to improve their couditu i.. *iii T.ud it Invaluable. Printed direction*, civlng all the particular* a* to w^rkingth* Press, With informn. n m regard • • print . g •••rah setting Ijrpea. Ac., will accompit. v every Pres*, and a Circ.n pam eiietftmn. containingothci iii."irmri ’! n -rgarc. i .. preaa, J1 be sent Oh application to any v- -th- ut r.rg Ail thote who have ■ ur press.- - w 'tl. »;*** «>HJ-fa«;uom •: wood •u roller can have them ev hanged hr those with tiuuii ones, %ith the other improvement*. Our presnv* rmv be exchanged at o* v trie <!•• ■’g twelve month*, and ©tin-' artic.t-a s-.-id by u», it' not mtis.'aetorv, may returned within thirty day*. All kinds ot printing material* furnished to ord« - at rr.nru fcetu-er • price* Electmtvping. St-.tv ; --g - . W -.-.. i.;. graruig executed lower than at any ot.i ; pu.ee iu the cvuiilry. PRICE LIST. Printing Office No. 1. Printing Office No. 3. Pres* 5 by >’• inches. t ’ flu Pre** 1 j tv n n. he*. 9 1 Fount 1.7-42 types, U.'*> • ..•:-. j... w u Ink Holler, .25 I* k Roller, 1.50 Ink Box. .Z\ t>n ( i Ink, l.iO Can of Black Ink, -50 Cham . 1.00 Iron Chase, ju Marble Slab. l.o Quoins and Bearers, . V) Quoins and Bearers, .50 Office complete, $10.00 Office complete. #50.00 Printing Office No. 2. Printing Office No. 4. Pres*. H bv 1.‘ in'-hes, fl".<0 Press, 12 bv !< niche*. 9 '.•*) * fount*. “.AM types, t. " 4 r'"un:». tvpei, 1: •.»> Ink Roller, J.-. V v m of Black Ink, 1.50 Can of Ink, 1.0ft 1- k Holier, 1.50 Chase. .75 Chase. l.'O Alarbie Slab, _V> Marble Ink Table. 1. 0 Quoms and Beams, .50 Quoms and Bearers, l .'O Office complete. f-JO.Op Office complete, #**.00 Address: LOWE PRESS COMPANY, 144 Washington Street. Boston. Moss. *• Topographical Hap OF TIIF COUNTY OF HANCOCK, Ms. FROM ACTUAL sriiVKY- ANT> Iv*TRI'MENTAL AD.MLVsl I.EMfNT <>F Til M \T 1101.11 cur NT V. \T the solicit.irj"r <•: v.«r. -a* -itimn in il'.Terent ynrl of the t ■ mid t-..- : tnv.- 11;..C• rt-1 n tin difficult ta-ik of pr. .» cott-p te Map-: ••vt-ry p > . • 1 • e same of Line .»• i i’i*i,:i.:..piis Ct-um.-.-, win.., we ■ : v ceiiiiy jut'-: The nr.rk will l*e r', • an 1 td; I rvo .. beu. V •‘VnOMliiar-. f>;-y-. i v - ; . .-.a . t . O'-t !<• cirri- i ::.r .11 pu •' -v. • ' : r i ■ fnc-Hirjte'tnpTii in t v.Ty t.iwn. T*.- price wiil !>;• » • . .. that cl■ ■ = • - a. 1 . • NO MmtE TO lo v, M.f. THAN RF ACTUALLY ORi»Ki;ti*. and o.\LYo.\r i kicf. The Map will « ' l;. a i-. s.rt .uih. Ponds Ray5. • Miil- -• • ■ •. t ... Pc: H.i 11 ■ r, i s of !»<•». ' •- I-.-. I’inr * >t \ ill «ge* and engraved views ■: id bun 'mg* ou die margin. LEE L M ARSH. ? . L-Vrs. ZZi l*eur. e: • N* » Y rk March 2Sth TSS3. 10 1859. SIMMER STYLES. E.I).SHA\Y&C(). s:vc jt.c-. . r ?.T ] L i M E R Y AN D FANCY GOODS Tb.? m t.tIp land crrii-te a-- • t in tj, c t il rat of i'tvfm Caps. M ■ . r C,,,-. .i.jd Head Dr.-s a'.i ra hcho. MOURNING GOOIS of a:* » ••.If. <!• .. > ». •• . i, L and C«c;> t V••••.• **r-s* Tr, . r <i Rat:..us, • L.1.U-, II M- . . u.. tLa..;...;-. 4c., &<.. Bonnets Bleaclied at the it j* •- ... Or: a n-. v -• t T3j atien-Ud to as usoah WH.:. ] r ■ ., : i.j ■ Eilswurtn, Ap ;. .r i&jD. ]4:r* MASs.u Hi si:i is IVXXTx'mdVTL. LIFE INM IS t.Mf lO.hPiM. Caleb rice,pr , r.n.bacob ; • Oice. Ciijr Li.— re, ' S iww'Ui 4j. N -ar ; r BOSTON J. B. BRIDGMAN, M. D, General Ascnt and Medical Examiner. BOJFD OF RLFERCyCE. Me5*"? Kdwii-: C t . L M «!r» M •or.. i X x C . •! . .1 1. li-'. li .■ i d . S.HS* X I.: \ > ■ II ‘ : . - y - >1 > r -- TV, M 1» , I - hdw D- . K- . !i . li J 4


ocr: JOHN W. MVOl LD respectfully inform t' e d liens of Ellsworth and * vicinity that he may still be found at the late stand ■111 It Young, whs re may be found thv largest COOKING •ver offered for sale in Ellsworth, among which may be ••Uiid the Gruit Jtepublic, Hay Slate, Farmer, and Acadia t’ook. These Stoves have nut l>eeu equalled iu this mar- ket fur economy aud durability. Alan, the Uwwiw Valley. Woo I land, Granite State Hew AVorld, Globe, Air Tight. Boston l ictor and Boston Cooking Stoves, with and without elevated Ovens. and A*easels’ Stoves of all stoes, together with an endless variety of Parlof, Office. Franklin, Cylinder, Box and Air Tight Stoves, ail of which I shaU sell for cash cheaper than ever- Constantly offhand’s large assortment of En ameled, Brftaniu, Japanned and Tin ware, Zine,6h««l Lead Lead Pipe, Stove Pipe, Chain, Cast Iron and Copper Pumps, Fire Frames, Oven, A*> and Boiler mouths, and and ail kind* of all article* usually (bund hi a stove eetab IttUKtlL JOHS W. HILL. June J* h, J'ii.


ocr: ( " I. ^ I o | I I ! j S 0 \ o |j N' A - i I ■ ■ I E ^ A J| rij » fir I a al A l . f ( j ( | 1 | ] ' . ■ J 1 dl the above articles will he sold at the very lowest pricas. Store at the West end of tho Bridge, in connection with th» Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabimt work and Turning will be done to order. HEADY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 23. ..... D“W1N * M°°"’ * C°' .Mi FIRM! I The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi ts of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A . ROB I N S 0 N, n:liZeu\-T ^TURl?.ED, FfOM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected tock of Rich and Low 1 need, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place- and with ur advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department To those ho favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following DRESS OOODS, r all grade* and style,, such as Challies, from 12 1-2 rents, up -1000 yds Hamilton Delaines at 12 1-2 rents form.r 20 cents—Black Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool Ducalls, Valentins, All Wool IM P Cashmeres, De Chines, Balzorins, Saxony and Mohair Plaids and Stripes, 4-1 Rich French Prints Amerlmn i/*"1*’ lish and Amcranth Prints, of 250 different styles, French Muslins and Dawns, De Bayes, Lama Cloths 1’od *" lins, Ac., with a great variety of new articles for traveling dresses, liich Stripe, Plaid and l ieured silk, P’ French and American Figured Brilliants. “ ’ iAIHMERE SHAWLS, BLACK SILKS, AMD WMJHT COLLARS. |'C call the attention of purchasers of goods in this line, to our stock, which arc bought direct from „r - Factories, and can now show you 200 different styles cf Collars, horn 12 1-2 cents u 'To S3 00 * r l * Shawls, which we sell under a warrant, not to contain one thread of Cotton, at prices from in; '.n - m. Iso Black Silks, a large variety, from 75 cents, to *1,50 per yd. Also Printed clshmrre, slrtS ’ s ' sk , Also, French F.mbossed Table Covers, 4-4 Silk Velvet for Capes, New Style Dusters Black and It 8“n.’mer Shawls, Damasks. Napkins and Doylers, White Marseille*, Coquet Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarfs Iab * Watch Spring Skirts,Elastic Belts,Cotton A French Linen A Marseilles Bosoms, Hich A low nliced re'l^Vf k*"1*’ Mitts, long ard short, from 12 1-2 cents to S.,25, Silk Cuffs, plain and embossedS«k. Si S, ThS Gloves,Lisle Ihreail Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and Lace Veils, 3-4 4-4 anti 5.4 White H d i!| Pa<* Blue Mixed, and Yellow Flannel, Stripe, Shirting. Ticking. 4-4, 8-4 and 10-4 Bleached’and ’ Brown iheetmgs, with a large assortment of Cloths, Cassimercs, Doeskins Ermanetts and Cotton, and Cotton and Wool Fancies, for boy’s wear. Shirt* Drawers A- ’ mil, CKOCMY 111 HISS Will large lot of rich China Vases, China Match Safe, Nice China Tea Setts, 25 White Granite Tea Setts, with every articl. to match for making a complete Dining sett, with every article of common ware. Knives, Forks Ac. BOOTS AND SHOES. this department may be found every description of Ladies and Gents’ Boots and Shoes Buck,kin and French SP UTS, Cl PS AND UMBRELLAS. large lot of new styles, Silk, Soft, glazed and thin Hat, and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 Parasols bought direct from the Manufacturers, and will be told at very low prices, much under value. FLIii, MEAL, Ml PROVISIONS AMD IfflfflE, of evety description in the above line called for. J#-Our Goods are mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we are now opening aem with the determination to close them out immediately, at prices as low as can be bought this ide of Boston, and our motto will be this season, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. ROBINSON & HARDEN, ELLSWORTH, APRIL 8, 1859. ]1 EMPLOYMENT. MONTH. AND ALL EX 5»eJW PESSES PAID —AN AGENT ia want d in every town and county in the I'uited Slates, ■> engage in a respectable and easy business, by rhioh the above profits may U certainly realised, 'or further particulars, addrts* L>r. J. IIENRY VARNER, corner of Brooms and Mercer Street, t'ew York City, enclosing one postage stamp. Cmo. 2. PAPER HANGINGS. SPRING ELASTIC BED3 For S um m ox*. Never Sleep on Feathers in hot Weather. The undersigned would re#i»ectfully announce tu the peo ple of Hancock County, that they have purchased the exclu«ive right to make and sell Elliot's improved spring Bed Bottoms, for this County,and can afford them cheaper than ever before. They are light, dumb I-, and can be attached to any bedstead. Specimens can he seen at the shop nfOco. CrsxBa. HAM, Ellsworth, where all older* will he Riled. I OEO. CVNMl.SGllAM. * Co. » Ellswotti, May 3D, ISM. ]gtf. { Window Shades INTKW BOOKS The Pillar afFtrr or ISRAEL IN BONDAGE by the author of the Prlnee of the Houae of David. rilE LADY OFT11E ISLE. by Mra. E. D. E. N. Southworth. rBVE TO THE LIST, OR ALONE ON THE WIDE WIDE SEA by A. S. Roe. FANKWEI; ! OR TUB SAX JACINTO IN THE SEAS OF


ocr: ; The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs, Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and "Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &c., &c. Also a large assort ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL. CLOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Of the latest Styles and Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades, Tassels, Curtain Fixtures. Hair Cloth and Damask for Covering Lounges, &e. Doors, Sash. Glass, Looking Glass Plates, Putty, Wooden Ware, Children'* Cabs, and Wagons, Jute Floor Mats, Bed Lords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, See. \\ e also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, JYewel Posts and Stair Bannisters. dl the above articles will he sold at the very lowest pricas. Store at the West end of tho Bridge, in connection with th» Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabimt work and Turning will be done to order. HEADY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 23. ..... D“W1N * M°°"’ * C°' .Mi FIRM! I The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi ts of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A . ROB I N S 0 N, n:liZeu\-T ^TURl?.ED, FfOM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected tock of Rich and Low 1 need, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place- and with ur advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department To those ho favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following


ocr: f 1 1 1 i | , . , . « ' i i t t 1 ' 18-59.1w«SP» 1859. SIMMER STILES. E. I). SHA\V &C0. Having just returned from Boston, iuvites the attention of their triends and customers to their Xkw, Extex sivk Stock of MJ LINE R Y fancy"GOODS The most varied and complete assortment in he County, comprising the usual variety of ire** Caps, Mokuir Caps, and Head Dresses, »f all ra ieties. MOURNING GOODS f all kinds. Infants’ Goods, Embroideries, Collar*, Sett leeves, Bauds, Insertions and Edging*, Thread, Lisle myrna and Cotton Edgings, Velvets, Dress Trimmings ud Buttons, Veils, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, G&untletts, ie., &c. Bonnets Bleached t the shortest possible notice. Orders from neighboring towns attended to as usual, ith promptness and desimteh. EUsworUi, April 28 laj'J. Utf.


ocr: Ht CCCttOltH TO BRYANT’S Will rnn their expreM during the Winter follow* • — LEAVE BANGOR For ROSTOV every Mon day and Thur-day Morning*, via Frankfort, Seamport, Belfast, C*iuden, and Thouast- n. RETURNING. LEAVE BOSTON every Monday an 1 Wednes day for Bangor via the ab >r«» named places. Also will leave Bang-r f r Boston direct Railroad every Wedne'idav M-ruing, and B «ton for Bang r tfuect every Friday arriving *ame evenings. NO CHANGE OF MESSENGERS ON THE ROUTE. All ba*ine«* a trended with care. Money and Mere iandis< f- rwared a« o-uai Collections niai*' Bi. • Exchange procured on ENGLAND. IRELAND and SCOTLAND. 3^*1° all cases receipts f< r money sent by thi* Express w;L be returned. «-F7ICE IN BOSTON. No 1!. State Street. jf'FlCE IN BANGOR. V 3. Strickland's BUcx AGENTS ON THE ROUTE. H»*^~--*T—R. W IS*• « rr F»**x» 4l ? SIL5BT •«- —A KKLr f L PINK. d. lM —- # K a..*:.iso—*, a ox hian Tt *>•**-B BrrxsVrf-—» w WHITE. Viiiii. LuOJ> a Kumn. CBJJVJS A Cc. Hanyer P*»*> 7 iA I'M#. jfi CHAUBgRT Vf% 1 3JLSTC2? *'•*.•-**»*♦» 2*'*'"V IfenBK ▼ 2 ft « * -TB> 3**; •**«*£&. »• • a. as. * :aK3 * Jtra COFFINS ft— 0 . -Jt. 2a» **ip aW 11 t*m~< in JOB WORK 3 o» a: <4^: t-xk. v- :> c » > *. - k:n> an: all iLixn? *f (IjpbaanN Pl iord k Fitted. 4 LA KINDS . f PLANING 4 SAWING 4:.,'. N <-«t. iv-r* tun*-.!. )• ■ • • • - ’ • '« •••!•. . ■■ -s.: r _ • - ■. * » - • » i -a- - * • j !• r the k . 3 - » • .a* c-{ » ra. :• *. »’• *.V-; ' Water St* ■■ red the MUia form-r v ..srned y U. i J hi Km t C. E P. CHAMBERLAIN. CH.VRI.ES II. BARTON i •* nh. M r 3d. IS .. f ; 5^ M KRF.I AOE r.!mi: _vorNC, * OKFAT LUTSK VI. WORK. • :• * a I: - ru :«r f r Mar ; per*- « r ■ - roirry. • . • f. 1 ! ' - mine _. , : - ’* -r.« >y( our *> v-u. a-wl tli— jt 4,j--t: -r j r- v-n ' before gives i . - c . :- hy WM V'*I"N M I>. T\i* * r*.i * * aL. ajri . nr— o . » rk It ' ' ' '■ • - • • u-ir-t'-l 1 .• •• t.-mj j« - .p. '■ '*• ” ‘'"i-MupUtii . maniac* a no La- .lift Hie kvi im pediment t.. married fr. *b< uld r**ad t},:« N..k I: di* ' •' • ■ • .- •» r»».a must V l<«*kt*d up, and t lie aU.u* *he h i--. It a., »-• *. nt to anv <.;*■ ihi tb- receipt i,f \ . ; -* PH W M V- *1 No, .N i]-. KO.r IT* etrve;. 4> ve > urth, Philadelphia. 4j HEALTH AXI) HAPPINESS SECURED. YOl'Xfl MEN who are ■ufFcring from the rf ten.* «■ If-abu**-. can he surely aud permanent iv restored by using the CONCENTRATED CURE OR AQUA VITAE A Remedy of great and certain Power. Tbit Remedy is put up in small vial-, and can be -ent by mail to any address. A trial will satisfy. I se if for a week and y-.u will experience a grea' benefit. A circular containing lull particulars. «cnt (free) on appii'-ation Price, j*r butlie $1 (>ne bottie will last a m<<nth. N. II. This remedy is suitable for either sex. Address K. OKI GER, Medical Agent, 712 Brositluay, >n» Vork. Iv 6 C. G. PECK. Agent, Ellsworth. 5TTTAV BARBER SHOP i THE subscriber ba« returned to Ellsworth, and fitted uj a ."hup in his old building, (up stair?) where he will be happy t<* see <dd eu»t< mers. < r new ones. He hopes by strict attention to hi« business, and by untiring eff< rt? to satisfy the reasonable demand- of customers, t - merit, and t* receive a liberal *La «- of patronage. Mr. C. will pay particular attention to .-ham poojng. cutting and dressing children’s hair Ac. Ladie* by lea\ ing order? with him may have beads gfcampvoed and hair dressed at their hon MG?IX CARNEY. Ellsworth, Pec. loth. 1658. 47


ocr: FOR SALE BARGAIN! Saic Mills—R*al Estate—i»ys, <frt T1IE follawiug valuable property, belonging to the Mer chant’s Bank Portland, and situated in tlisworth, is offered for sale—to wit: 1. Tht* Mills, with all the appurtenances and privileges, known as the Woodard Mills ard moated on the Five Saw Dam, *ocalled, together with the unit tools, logs in the river, lumlier, Ac. 2. The Ken nett House and Wharf, so call ed, on Water street. 3. A lot of land on Water street, called Jordan's Point, including part of B*.*at Cove, with wharf, two stores, three dwelling houses, two stables and house sn the same, subject to a mortgage. 4. A dwelling house and lot on street, known as the Biaisdell House, and now occupied by Addison Pool. Also for sale, Ticket Lot No. 30, in Town ship No. 40, 1 mile square. The above property will be sold in parcels to suit pur chaser* and on the most liberal terms. For particulars inquire of the subscriber at ARNO W IS WELL. Decemebr. 36.1868. 4atf A Hew Batch fsr Thaiag THE CHRO^OOBOMLTOR, APPLETON. TH.4CY * CO.. Watch Manufacturers, WALTHAM, MASS., have inven ted a Watch for Timing Horses, which performs with a promptness and accuracy never before attained. A draw ii>g and full particulars sent on application at Waltham, or at 163 Waabington St., Boston, or to Robbins 4 Appleton


ocr: - . Iff ~ The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi tants of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBINSON, and hate JtST RETURNED FROM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected stock of Rah and Low I need, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place; and with our advantages m buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department. To those who favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following ? !? r‘" 5rd,1^.'nilton JK 12 l-fcenM. fens pri c. Cl: S? ^ 4 *°d Woo> Dur.lt,. VnfcritU.. All Wool iM.iV., 1 , ‘ ;V “d Moh sr.‘ ;*,d'*nd Mr,^s- ^ K,cb F»>nch UmL. American. Eng - Pr = .*, . fere-: french M ., and Lawn,. lie Bare*. W> Cloths. Pop “K V V** *r: cf for ,r*Ie:,;i R“b Stripe. Pi.id .0d Figured Silk., Irericn aad American t inured Brilliants. U.tlliir.1 v Y.VYY I'JM SILK?, AMD WBDBB8T 0DUABS. : - : v;.:-. I > c. c Lire vanity, •rr, 75 to $l,W *5"50’ to|l5-°0 % GV£S?"??T“", B -? M ie .. and fiannel, Stripe. .shirting, ricking. H, 8-J and 10 4 Hi ’ i , i' i ’ Brcwa s.-ct-ng.. »,th a large or Cloth., Cu.imerc, Dowkina, Erm.n^u, anu C . .ton, and ( ot! n and \\ ool l ancie., for boy’, wear. Shirt. Drawer, C, MINI, MOMMY INI BLISS WARE A large lot of nek China Vases, C kina Match Safes Nice China Tea Setts, 2.5 Wh.te Granite Tea Sett,, with eve,, artici. tomaten for making a complete Du,mg sett, with every arttcie ot corn ..on ware, hmve,, Forks. j!c. n this department may be found every description of Lad.es and Gents’ Hoots and Shoes, Buckskin and French SHppcr. II A IS, CAPS AMI 111 BUI! U AS. A Urge lot of new styles. Silk. Soft, glazed and thin Hat, and Cap, and Umbrella,. 2.50 Parawl. bought direct from th. -i.inu!acturtT0, and will be so, 1 it *trv low prictP, much under %alue FLEUR, MEAL, AND PMYI8IDNS AND 1J1MEE1EE, of eveiy description in the above lire ralleti f r. fc£-Our Goods are mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we are now openinc them with the determination to close them out immediately, at prices as low ns can he hom-ht this side of Boston, and our motto will be this season, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALKS. ROBINSON & HARDEN. _ELLSWORTlf, APRIL 8,18*'d. jj PREMIUM PLOW. . I : _ Manufactory in ELLSWORTH, and having secured the right to make and sell one of the best mod eled and most substantial Plows now in use in the New England States, is prepared to furnish them at wholesale or retail at the smallest living profit. ■m .. 4 The undersigned are satisfk^L . that this^Tdowve- "


ocr: \ « & \ K & O 0 ,o o >0 o. i o PLOUGHS!!! THE SUBSCRIBER ,.1 having established a Plough Manufactory in ELLSWORTH,and | having secured the right to make and sell one of the best mod HH eled and most substan tial Ploughs now in use in the New Eng land States, is prepar ed to furnish them at wholesale or retail at V the smallest living profit. The undersign ed is satisfied tbit this ! plough requirea less [ j draughting purchase, | is more easily held, ,and will turn a better j furrow than any plow now in use. Ithastak on the premium at sev *1^ eral State and County Fairs, and at the Han 11 cock Connty Fair war used to do the plough | j ] ing for which two pra miurns were awarded. 1 1 The trade will be sup plied at a liberal dis Tf\ count from retail pri ces. Farmers and oth. ^ ers wishing to pur chase, are respectfully solicited to call and ex amine for themselves. t-^SHOP, 2d FLOOR, Foundry Buildings, B. F. THOMAS, k Co. Ellsworth, Feb‘y 16, 1859. 4tf REFERENCE. j John W. Whitaker, Chas. Deluite, Abram Far 1 gent, Ellsworth; John Milliken, Hancock; Stcph ] en Hankins, Amherst; John I*. Saunders, Aurr ra Lumbermen’s Goods. Tho's /. White XVOULD respectfully invite the atten tion of Lumbermen to his LARGE and de sirable Stock of Goods, adapted to the trade, among which are Balts Extra Heavy BLANKETINGS. Bales Extra stout Scarlet, Blue, and Mxed TWILLED FLANN ELS. Bales of Heavy Ravens DUCK, fo* overalls. Bales Heavy Wool FROCKINGS. Bales and Cases extra heavy DOESKINS and undress CAS3IM EKES und SATINETS. 100 Bales BATTING. I W H.l UAOC. i Bales extra stoat SHEETINGS, DRILLS, STRIPES, DENIMS, TICKINGS, 4c. .ALSO. A Large Stock of Best CUSTOM READYMADE CLOTHING ! Large sizes, adapted to the woods. Buyers are respectfully invited to call and ex am ine, at his Stores. >o'» 3,1 and 3 StatP Ntrrrt. Swl7 BANGOR. FOR SALE AT A BAR GAINl ! I I


ocr: 1859. FALL 1859. AND WINTER STYLES. E.D.SHAW &C0. Having just returned from Boston, invite the attention of their friend* and customers to their Naw, Extbn sivk Stock of 1 (1L. If! tit/ FANCY GOODS. The most varied and complete assortment in the County, comprising the usual variety of Dross Cups, Mohair Caps, aiul Head Dresses, ef all va« rieties. MOURNING GOODS of all kinds, Infants’ Goods, Embroideries. Collars, Pott Sleeves, Bands, Insertions and Edgings, Thread, Lisle .Smyrna and Cotton Edgings, Velvets, Dress Trimmings mid Buttons, Veils, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Gauutlctts, &iC., &.C. Bonnets Bleached at the shortest possible notice. Ord-rs from neighboring towns attended to as usual with promptness and despatch. Ellsworth, Oct. 97, lsi9. 40. tf. FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. CORN, PORK, &c. VEAZIE, LORD & CHAMBERLAIN, riAVE just received a large lot of Fresh Ground Flour direct from New York, consisting of Genesee, Extra and XX. M iehigan, Extra and XX. Ohio, Extra and XX. Indiana, Extra and XX. W isconsin, Extra an« l XX. and St. Louis, XXX. of the above was carefully selected and is ground from best quality of Wheat. Also, Yellow anil White Corn, direct from Norfolk. We have on hand a large lot of Lard, Cheese, Beans, Molasses, Sugars of all kinds,Sou. and Oolong Tea's, Cof fee, Rice, Saleratus, Soap, Candles, Tobacco, Spices, etc., &e., &c. All of which we will sell as low or lower, any other concern in Ellsworth, or as low as any in Bangor. We Hell for Cash or it- equivalent! and therefore prompt Customers, will not have to contribute fur such as Try aud coiiv ince voursclv-*. YLAZIE, LOUD * CHAMBERLAIN. Eilsworth, July 21 is j'J. Extra Notico. J. S Lord, who may be found at tie above store, pur Bark. Shingles, Clapboards, Ai Ate , and k"*ps on hand and for -ah ,short Lumber and build* material-. Give him a call. July 21,1SS9. 20 tf. TO BOOT* AND SHOE Manufacturers, CASH SYSTEM! TDK BEST FOR ALL ! The undersigned, being convinced of the truth the above, and having determined to adhere tp woul 1 inform ail in Leather, and Manufacturers of Loots and Shoes, lie is prepared to supply them with ALL K I N DS OF STUCK, either in LEATHER, CALF AKINS, LEATHER. BINDINGS, LI N I NGS, Ac, IS GREAT VARIETY. Which he WILL sell at such I/)W HAT’KS FOR CASH to satisfy ALL of the great advantage* of buy ing of him on tli->80 terms. He would also-ay to Curriers ami Finishers of Shoe Stock, <>ii Consignments inv iv*<-1 to him at a little LESS than the current Market r..tes, h- will guarantee them prompt CASH returns. Please call on p. YVIIITYEV. No. 88 Milk Street, opposite Pearl St HOST O N - 3m iO, 11E M0_V A L. A. A- BRIMMER I la* Removed tha -tore opposite his old stand, occupied by A. RURIN^ON X CO. Watches and Jewelry Full SALE AND REPAIRED. Zgf" Tin* acc.-tints of G. I>. IRYTXG «t CO. arc with the subscriber, and those owing can set their bill- with him for the next Thirty Days. Ellsworth, Sept. 20th, 1 **"•'.». :t I I


ocr: Ellsworth Iron Foundry A 51) Maohlno Shop. O. W. GOODIXO & CO., HAVlNUAttcd up a new shop, near the West . : flw'of l nion River llridge, are now pxepar • answer orders for all kiuds and do sofiptionti of Castings aud .Machine Work for Mills, Vessels, Ac., Ac. Ordcis solicited, and prompt attention given to work entrusted to them. G. W. GODDING A CO. Ellsworth, Aug. 10, 1851). J9tf P A PER HANGINGS. 2000 BOLLS New Style Paper Hangings fiotn New York and Poston, and for ^alc very low by M. MALE. 13.


ocr: —AT— LESS THAN ittamtfftctnvcrs’ Prices Moccasins ! COPPER TIPPED of Partin’s manufacture, for COPPER TIPPED SHOES. —AT— w est Market Square, Bangor. mill'll A Bangs. Pec. 1,1859. 45


ocr: A NEW LOT OF WATCHES AND JEWELRTY, Just received at the store of GEO. F. DUNN, and Selling at lied used Prices. • -* « Watches and Jewelry repaired ns usual w'l ifl and warranted. 35tf


ocr: DRYQOODS GOING CHEAP. The subscriber has just returned from Boston and is no opening his Winter Stock of Goods Which will be offered at greatly reduced prices for C .V S I L , In part of which, may bo f»und a full assortment of Rio' and Medium Fancy Silks, Thibet* of all shades very cheap I,yoitosses from 16 cts.. up, 500 vds , Cashmere l’laids . the Colton ami Wool, ami all Wool, l>e Chines, Cordov Stripe*. Figured Thibet*, Umber Stripes, Good DeLaiue at lu cts., per yd., and up. L A B I E 8 CLOTHS, 4-4 Black Silk Velvets for Chjm's, Prab, Brown, Stom Gray ami Blac k Ladies Cloths, and TasseUs. SHAWLS, Bay State Empire, Waterloo and Peicedale Long Shawl* Cashmere and Chenele Shawls and Scarfs. HHOl iillT rOLURil, frnm 12} cts., to $3,00, do. in Betts, Heavy all Wool lj Blankets, Bed Sjncafa, Opera Hoods. 4CH> yds., more of those Black Silks that havs given sucl; , satisfaction to those who have had them. (ilitfs and Hosiery, Linen and Marseilles Rosoms, Linnen Pamtnask, Bleached and Brown do., Table Covers Towells and Napkins. QS Dozen Linnen Hdkfs. i . 6i its., also a good assortment, from 6i cts., up to $1,00. lOO Poioos : of best quality vet Ribbon, of every width. Embossed Tahlt ers. Rich Painted ottoman Cloths Cloths, Cassi *,Tweed* ami Sauinetts. with a good a so ent of Domestic Goods. PTJ RS, Mountain Martin, Cony aud Fitch, Victoria** acd Cuffs. CROCK FRY, GLASS, A XI) GHIXA War f. Tn this department can he found the largest st*«ck «v«r brought cast of Bang>r. am mg which can found Kn h | uom nnnu r rrncn « lima i.a M*tw ami I’Ut.-. Ki.!, t hum ami Gold Vace« <>f 15 different patti m« from *1. t. *5 "hi e Granite China Tea S tu with Plati-t*, Tureetls. But ter Dishes, 2*teak Dishes, Bakers. Ac., to match. Also, a good assortment of & saps, BOOTS & SHOES, I With a full stock of Provisions and Groceries ml! of which am determined to sell at prices to suit tic- tim. s. A. H0BI»0\. Kllswotfh Not. 22,1858. 44 HICK sms of every grade, from 75 cents to Si,50 per yard. FANCY SILKS a largo variety late styles of Stripes and Plaids. ALL WOOL THIBET'S OF ALI. SHADES. CASHMERE PLAIDS, I DE CHINES, FIGURED CASHMERES, PRINTED Till BETS, ! with a very large assortment of new and fashionable DRESS GOODS. 4-4 BLACK SILK VELVETS. WOOL BLANKETS, AC., AC. Just received and will be sold very \ at 45 A. ROBINSON'S. GR0 C E n1ES ! rnVID t'AO flail It ^ » ■ v v.aoii • « TTTE Subscriber has opened the Store a*Ij- ining G. Peek’s Apothecary Shop, where he offers for sale, good Family Groceries and Provisions, at low prices as can he found in the place; and who are purchasing for cash or wish to ex their own products for any of the following , can do so a* much to their advantage as at any other £torc. I hare on hand FLOUR, MEAL, PORK, butter, CHEESE AND Lard, CRASHED, GRANULATED AND j POWDERED SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSES, WINTER BLEACHED OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES, BURNING FLUID, RAISINS AND FIGS, SPICES OF ALL KINDS, LEAF AND PLUG TOBACCO, f T I » f .


ocr: I , Pumps, Fir** Frames, oven. Ash ami Boiler mouths, and ami all kinds of all articles usually found in a stove estab lishment. JOHN W. HII.L. Ellsworth, June 24th. 1*58. isr~E w PAPER HANGINGS Af.. THE ‘Iilwr :*tin h»v.- ju-t nv. nod anew and Urge as x sortmet.i of the following article* SOFA s. 1.01 \<;i;s, i:XTi:\sro\, t EXTER AXPCARD TA HIES. ST I FEED CHAIRS. T AXI Y I HA MHER SETTS CAXE SEAT. WOOD SEAT .1 .VI) ROCKIXG CHAIRS, 4 c., ,yc. Also, a large assortment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and Oi Cloth Also, a large asortment of I'nix-r llaiiKiiih'* mid Curtain* of the latent style and Fashions from New Fork. Also, XV indow Shades, Tassels, Curtain Fix tures, llair Cloth and iJama-k for f-r Cov ering Lounges. Ac. Doors, Sash, tilass, looking lilass Plates, Putty, XX ooden XV are,Children’aCahs, ^ and XX agons. Jute FI. < r Mats. PedC* rd«, Clothes Lines. Clothes Pins. Feathers of Vari rious Qualities, 4*e., $•<•. XX’e also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Xewel I’owl* and Slnir Itannister*. All of tin? nbovc arti. li'h » ill be - 11 nt the very b ».->t |,ricM. St. rr st the W.-I Kn.1-1 the llrid/y to c-.iiot-cti .n with tby ~t mi .Mill. all kin.Is f Cabinet work anti Tm mg mil be done t . „r ior. READY MADE CFFIXS .f all sites always on hand. N, B. Buggy Wagons For Sale DAKXV1N N, .X/OOR A C... Ellsworth, April, IS.'**, 500 Bbls FLOUU! 1000 Bush. CORX! FOR SALE AT THE P E O P L E ’ S CASH STORE. Also a large assortment of •amily groceries ANI) WEST INDIA GOODS. n addition to the above is a larger and better asortment of DRY GOODS, than can be found in Ellsworth. BOOTS, SHOES, lEADY-MADE CLOTHING, Ac.. Ac., All of which will he sold for Cash at at reduced prices. CALL AND SEE. MOXaOE YOUNG. Ellsworth, Dec. 14, 18oS. 47tf A R R I V A L or THE I h*vc Just received dlrt-ct from the mwuulactory, a new lj-l**teiiUsi Couk-»tuVe, t ailed “The Leviathan,” which cxcelj everything ever brought Into the suu*. It ha* a very Urge elevated oven, wholly «»f cast-iron, which save# the trouble and expetuc of re-lining every little while, as other •love* usually n<juir« to lie duoe. It has an Improvement over all other »tuve«, a grab- under the oven for warming and keeping hot, various things, which every housekeeper knows is *<> essential. This stove is mad-- of the smoothest an<l l*est castings of any now man ufactured. Call and see il it i« not the best stove ever uf ferretl to the public. Also, on hand a g'*jd assortment of other cook-stoves, such as * Crystal Lake, Gem, Clinton Improved, Bay Stale Farmer, Farmer, Penobscot Air Tight, Californian, ifr., Together with Plain and Fancy Air Tight stove*, with and without ovens, and parlor *ln\e« of every description. I have constantly on hand Cistern and Chain lumps, U ad I'ip*-, Sheet Lead, oven, ash and boiler months, Jap an M are, Britauia M an-, and a large assortment of Tin M are cf every description. All kinds cf work done order in the best manner. JOHN 3. PEARSON, Agt. Next dour below S. & H. A. button. P-3.—All having unsettled accounts with me, nettle immediately. Ellsworth, Nov. 25.1*58. 44 NEW BARBER SHOP I TIIE subscriber has returned to Ellsworth, fitted up a Shop in bis ohf building, (up where be will be happy to see old custutners, new ones, lie hopes by strict attention to business, and by untiring efforts to satisfy reasonable demands of customers, to merit, and , receive a liberal share of patronage. Air. C. will pay particular attention to