ocr: —. si i 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, &c., &c. Also a large assort ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL CLOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Of the latest Styles ami Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades, Tassels, Curtain Fixtures, Hair Cloth and Damask for Covering Lounges, Ac. Doors, Sa«h. (Hass, Lookinu Glass l'lates. Putty, Wooden Ware, Children's Cabs, and Wagons, J uto Floor Mats, lied (. ords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, dtc. We also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedstead!), Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. All the above articles will he sold at the very lowest priess. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connection with lb. Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabin.. Work and Turning will ho done to order. BEADY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY OX HAND. DARWIN N. .MOOR, it CO. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 29, 1S59. ■ '■ .i■F-’T-'S Tlie Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi* ants of ELLSWORTH ami vicinitv, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A . R OBINSON, and have JUST RETURNED FROM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected stock of Rich and Low Priced, desirable, and New Style Goods ever"offered in this place- and with our advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department. To those who favor us with a call. Among which mav be found the following DRESS GOODS, 'of all grilles and styles, such as Challics. from 12 1 - 2 cents, up -lUilO yds Hamilton Delaines at 12 1-2 cents former »rics 20 cents—Black Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool DucalN, Valcnti.is, All Wool Delaina Cashmeres, De Chines. Balzorins. Saxony and Moh ir Plaids and Stripes, 11 Rich French Print's, American, Eng-* ' lish and Ameranth Prints, of 250 different style-. French M i-hns an J Lawns. Dc Bayes, Lama Cloths Pud-* lins, &c., with a great variety of new articles for traveling drcs«es, Ri.h Stripe, Plat’d and Figured silk. ? French and American Figured Brilliants. ' SHAWL?, BLACK SILK?, AND WB5D6HT CBLLABS, ; We call the attention of purchasers of goods in this line, to our stock, which arc bought diicct from Agent, of ,k„ a Factories, and can now show you 200 different styles cf Collars, liom 12 1-2 cents, up tu 83 00 ’ Also Cashrr. ** Shawls, which we sei! under a warrant, not to cuntatn one thread of Cotton, at prices from 8o 50 to^fi 1 o^O111"0 Also Black Silks, a large variety, from 75 c-nt«. to 81.50 per yd. Also Printed Ca.hm.-r s', .Stella and Summer Shawl. Also, French F.mbossed Tah'e Covers, -1 l > 1 • k \ jbet fur Cap s. New S’ylc Ousters it!*,.;, »nl H 1 n .. * I Damasks. Xapktns and Cuviers. White Marseilles. P, quet Cl ths. I,shin White Bri”. U atch Spring Skirts, El .sue Beits.Cottun cV 1 tench Linen Jk. M Tseilles Bosoms, Rich & low priced real Mohair ’ Mitts, long .at d short, from 12 12 cents to 81.25. Silk t uffs, plain and embossed Silks and Lisle Thread Gloves,Lisle Thread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and I.acu Veils, 3-4 4 4 and 5-4 White lied Bluo Blue Mixed, and Yellow Flannel, Stripe, Shirting. Ticking. 4-4, 8-4 und 10 4 Bleached ’and*10' Brown Sheetings with a large assortment of Cloths, Cussitnercs, Doeskins, Ermanetts and Cotton, and Cotton and Wool Fancies, for bo)'s wear. Shirts Drawers" Ate ' CHINA, CROCKERY ANR MASS WAR! A large lot of rich China A uses, China Match Safes Nice Chtra Tea Setts, 25 White Granite Tea Setts, with every article to match for making a complete Dining sett, with every article of curamon ware. Knives Forks 6lo. 1 BOOTS AND SHOES. tnhis department mav be found every description of Ladies and Gents’ Boots and Shoes Buckskin and French Slipper* HITS, CITS AND UMBRELLAS. ' A large lot of new styles. Silk, Soft, glazed and thin Ilats and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 Parasols bought direct from the Manufacturers, and will be soid at very low piices, much under value. of every description in the above line called for. [j^-0ur Goods are mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we are now opening them with the determination to close them out immediately, at prices as low as can be bought this tide of Boston, and our motto will be this season, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. ; ROBINSON & HARDEN. I ELLSWORTH, APRIL 8, 1859. ]1 EMPLOYMENT. i (lfe«A A MONTH, AND AI.L EX PE.VSES PAID.—AN AGENT i, w.nt ed iu every t«-wn and oounty in the United States, to engage in a respectable and easy business, by which the above profits tuay be certainly realised. Fur further particulars, address l>r. J. HENRY' WARNER, corner of Broome and Meroer .Street, New York City, enclosing one postage .-tauip. j Lino. 2. PAPER HANGINGS. SPRING ELASTIC BEDS For Summer. Never 81ecp on’Feathers in hot Weather. The und- rsigmd would respectfully announce to the p«o pb 'II . y. that they have pnwhM«d th exclusive light to Ii.aw*: and sel! Elliot's Improved spring IJ«d lloit ■».»., f«r this Couuty,and can afford them cheaper man ever l*.-lire They are light, durable, and eau be attac hed U* any bedstead. specimens ean be seen at the shop Crsxixc ham, tl**worth, where ail order* will l*? tilled. GKO. GINNING UA M. & Co. , Ellsworth, May 30,185). lOtf. Window Shade* 1 NEW BOOKS. The,Pillar ofFlr<> or ISRAELIS BONDAGE. by the author of the Prince of the House of Darid. rilE LADY OF THE ISLE, by Mrs- E. D. E. N. Southworth. nu t; to THE last, OH ALONE ON THE WIDE WIDE SEA by A. S. Roe. FAN K WEI; OR THE SAN JACINTO IN THK SEAS OF INDIA, CHINA AND


Ellsworth American. [volume]

ocr: JOHN W. HILL WDC 1.1) respc'.-tfully Inform t' e clize’ * .f Ell«w.»rth anr nduity that he may still b** found at th*- late stand o ITT11 A \ ■>Ui\g, wh»r> mav He found u»* largest oseomnen' COOKING STOVES •ver offered for sale i>. ElHworth, amony which n>".y i « «»uud ;ne Great Republic, Buy suite. Fanner. ami Acadi. Cook. Th«**e Ftow* have rot Hr* r. equalled iu this in r ket for economy and durability. Also, the Oeue»9 "* V.tiley, Woo Hand. Granim v^r New World, Globe. Air Tiyht. Bo«t >o > icmr an<i Bostoi Co>>kir.g Stores, wriJi #ud without e. :\ aled Ovens. •nd Vessels’ Bcoveeof all *»«*, together with an emlies' variety of l*arUir, oak**:. Franklin, Cylinder, Box and Aii Tiyfat {Moves, all of which 1 shall sell for cash chcapei than ever. < distantly ou hand a lnrpe assortment of Er asteied. Ilritankt, JapAtuied and Tin ware. Zinc, Sheet Be... Bead Pipe, Star.1 Pip’. (Lain, Cast Iron and Coppei Pumps. Fir’ Pram-**, i*vur Asi and Rdler mouth*, anr and all kinds oi all antek* usually found in a stove evtab Mkuuat .mux w. mr.r.. 4:«WU. ' I*." . | i | ! ' ’ , j

place_of_publication: Ellsworth, Me.

publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: NEW SHOE STORE OPPOSITE THE ELLSWORTH HOUSE. S. T. to hl« friend* and the public generaly a laree as •ortment of LADIES’, MISSES & BDKfS & 3M28, At great bargains. N B—They ar* not the MV-tern mml- ttn.| that have carried vou lrom home -■> many tune-, an I then unable to return with you, but they are Custom Made, and will cost you no more than Western made ones. Every thing sold warranted to give satisfaction. Mr. Whittier fee!* .*< ;red that hi* ser«*n! • ,.rj -vpor in the '•anufiurnrirtg business enables bun :o meet the want* of every customer. Also made to u der every s vie, color aud qnality. ricase call. Ellsworth, June 13th 1559. aitf ON CONSIGNMENT. Sides Pure Philadelphia Oak HARNESS LEATHER, which will be scl.i ui 117 j .:t., per lh. Additions received weekly. Also a very full stock • f OAK AND HEMLOCK, HOLE k UPPER LEA PEER. French and American cfvff 8KIXS, from 1 to G 1L-*. An extensive variety .f Shoo I mils Miiil Viii.l mcc Alsu just received * . » nJ feet f «e ." pcrb RUBBER V\L) LKATI1KR Mill Boltings, together wit:* a f1.1 :r -u a*- rftt*-:.* : BOOTS Jt "Km.v. Ac.. A . Fur sale Kjttretii v .■. <* -• my *j.a :uuj 55 West Market Square, Banjjur. 22 2m E. P. BALDW1V X 1Z W BARBER SHOP ! THE subscriber has returned t.. Eli-worth, and fitted up a ."hop in his old buildii.g. stair-) where he wiil be happy t-. «ee obi cu-r aus. . r new ones. He hopes by stri.-t attention to businerts. and by untiring efforts ; < satisfy the reasonable demands of customer?, to merit, and t«. receive a liberal sba'e of patr-mn ~r. Mr. C. will pay particular attend r. {.. ';.ar - pooiug. cutting and dressing children'* t ,.. . Indies by leaving orders with him may 1. • ve t:.*.ir heads shampooed and hair dn-sv.-d at :.v ir t . MOSES CAKNKY. Ellsworth, Dec. lath, lfco*. 17 JUST RECEIVED from Boston, a new and large stock uf which will be sold VERY LOW In order to close out the stock. ENGLISH, FRF.M'II AM) GLUM AN CLOTHS. •fall colors and quid'.i •«. au-l th* ’.an-*: .>p.*rwi - kDil molt taatn.jnaoie »ry 1~» v.» an extensive a-«c: Meat oi VESTINGS. consisting of SilkGrcn.vone*. v'a«I»r .-res and ' . all stylrs and colors. Together »iU*a comp. ■ noon m i*i2: <A SPRING AN'D 'HIM1.T. Clotiiin0’, ef the ffljct fashionable st. i-s. Ara*. agwh dtti.ar i • BUSINESS COATS.FROCKS ANO SACKS am! American Broadcloths Also. of ail^etyles acd qualities. Also on baud a handsome as e or urn at A e0?\rv»P Q fj-3 ffir-' '•' r'l cllLj. IfJJ J-T Li-J- 1/j A large stock of Furnishing; Goods, White Shirts. Bogbinr. • • •.lar*. St *k*. Bear!*, Pocket lianukcrehN s. L* ader ."Lirts, L'raw •rs. Hosiery, Sus tenders. Lia<*k, White and Fan cy Kid <»i■•%cs. ":1k. Lisle l'nreau, and ether Style* of G L O V i: S . Together w:tu a large assortment of Saddler s and Embroidery Silk'. Sewing Silk. Dr-sa Huttons and Needles. An as sortment of Clockings, for La h s E&~ We nre also prepared to make up CLOTH ING to order, iu the neatest ana most like mannner. 017R CrSTOJ! ni'PUlTMFVT cannot be excelled in the State, a* we have •■re the most careful and scientific Cutters in the try. engaged to see that such work is done. Let one thing b- distinctly understood. THAT THIS STOCK MUST BE SOLD —AS'D THAT WE WIL SELL XO Per Cent. CHEAPER THA A OTHER tOSCE AW TOWS. 14 tf. S. PADELFOED A C-.


ocr: ! j Seed. j*r»U!S BELGIUM WHITE CARROT SEEP AMI ' 'I ANGEL WORTZEL BEET SEER. Jmt rwlv. “ anti Tor Mle by If 10 MOSES HALE. W a g o n s fo r Sale. TIIE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand a lot of Concord and Buggy «tyle* of Wagms, manufactured at their •hop. in Ellsworth, and invite all persons wishing to pur* chaw®, to call an* 1 examine their Stock. They would also inform the Inhabitants of Ellsworth and vidnlty, that they •lave in their employ an experienced Carriage Painter, and rre prepared to paint Carriay.-* of all kinds in a work manlike manner. Team and Porter IVagona made and -epaired on reasonable itrms. CLARK Ac KKHISTO*. Ellsworth, May 6, 1953. 1&(


ocr: __ . . _____ : ti The Subscribers have just received a new and la rue assort of the following articles S .fas L-mng.-s K.Wn-i-:,, C.-nt. r mi 1 Card Talde< ‘stuffed Chair Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and W« >J Seat ai lit .-king Chairs, &c. Also a large assort of Wool, Hemp, Cotton ami OIL € LOT II FAI5PETS. also a i.ai:< a: as.-. >BTMnvr ok r M r .k Ira u it A A. >j. p 0 c , i r £ 1.1 i*. q $ 9 °f the latest StyJes ami Fashions from New Y'erk.ALoWi I v Shades, Tassels. Curtai, Fixtn. s. Hair Cloth and Damwk for Covering Lounge., &e. Doors. Saeh..,1 0 s, Plate,, l’utiy. W lea Ware. Children’. Cans, and Urn ns, J iteFl » >r Mats. Bed Cords, Ciothes Lines, Clot » Pins, Feal rsof ratio uQualki &c. We also manufacture and keep c :n:.v on Land a large assortment of Bedstead*, Fence 3nvcl Posts and Staii* Bannisters. above articles will be sold at the very lowest prices. Stor it the West t Bridge, in connection with th. •Steam M:..,where a.i kinds cl C.i:.:u.t work and T iriknj wi.l :;•* u ur’.er. BEADY MADE C’OFFIYS OF ALL SIXL> CONS 1 A.Vf I.Y OX H L\l) KLIAWOnTIL API! II. S3, iv-m._PAL WIN X. MOOR & r() stoiks. UCO.VSMY! iVSRS. WiNSlOW, ' N : f I” .'•«* .m, pn ** aU t<» | j r J ■I -N


ocr: ' , turns, H *111 h I. V(,S, ic, The Subscribers have just received a new and lar^e assort. ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounpes, Extension Center and Card Tahl >« s* i ei, • Fancy Chamber Salt,, Cano Scat and Wood f4t and I ojk „ "ch “a ie J A,’ > , Ck“'* rnent of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and ° ’ L” &C> Also a lar«e a330rt* OIL. CLOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OE a^sC "ar Tr.*.^,EI!Ef Hl C a 50 ,ua,"ir«|ure ami keep cons'antiv on hand » large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. M ,h' *w' “s'“" «.«cE*i,k "■ READY MADE COFFINS ELLSWORTH. APRIL 29 is ™' ALL S,ZKS «*STANTLY ON HAND. —^—■--— —'" -DARWIN N. MOOR. A CO. BOOKS AND GIFTS.


ocr: JOHN W. HILL \V°‘ r1* "ywi-thillj infirm tin? citarao of Eltewrwth And. II II n’r1"'11' "V*1 "•» will hn found u the lauaund ot Mill t luun,, where any bo found n, huge* ----- iCOOKING STOVES IrTrr ofcrrd for ute In FU. worth. Imm, which m«y he I f -un«l the Orvat K> public, Hay State, Farmer, and Acadia 1 "*>k. The*** Sti.v* » have n«t been equalled io this tuar j ket fo- eu>tH«njr aial durability. Un> V.ltey, Wocdlmnd, Granite State V w « orld, liW. , Air riaiil. Beaten »inter and Bunion. Looking Stoves, with and without elevated Oveus. and Vegu*U’ Stoves of all *ises, together with an sndfesa j variety of Parlur, Office. Franklin, Cylinder, Box and Air i Tight Stove*, all of which I *hall sell ft,r cash chrapet I ,'l*“ ev*r* C- rudantly on hand a large assortment of En ameled Hritanla, Jnpauued and Tin ware, Z4nc, Sheet U-ad laool Stove Pipe Chain, ( ail Iron and ( oi>i.,i Pump*, Fire Frame*, Oven, Ail and Boiler mouth*, and and a!’, kinds of ail article* usually found in a stove estaL liiliUient. ' JOHN IV. HILL j eiawcttH, Just ilV.L, WM.


ocr: j ’ j ■ I I 1 1 , , ' !!100K OUT FOl TIE ENGINE!! THE KEEL IS KINGING. NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHAEPEST AT THE OLD ST.YNsl), PETERS’ CORKER. The subscriber just returned from Boston with the LARGEST and CHEAP l.S I stock ot DRY GOODS, and GROCERIES ever offered for sale in Ellg* w ith. anv-ng which may be found. New Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibet*, Hoick Silks, french, English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style. Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test siyle, flannels, Gloves, Iloeery of every kind. A Large assortment of ROftLEK GOODS, 1,1 * >electc 1 stock of Ready Ma le Clothing ever off/red in this market CROCKREY, GLASS; A.BDj HARD WAKE;, Farming To. Is, I'ui (9 anil Oils. Window Glass,Nails Garss Seed. Garden Seed *^GliN, tt EUL U and MEAL. Grocciics of every kind, itc, dec, Jpc. All kinds ol country produce taken in exchange for good*. S. W. PERKINS. lGllswordi, April 20,1855).


ocr: t 11 It K\I’KKN* f*r Portland and Ro*t n, runs the ^ ent M-as-ut by Steamer M. SANFORD, Mondays Thursdays. Chn’s L. Crane, By Steamer i'.\MKL V EI'STKR. Monday*, and Fridays Parker C. Crane, Messenger. M.V/IK, LORD k tll.UBEKLAIN, Agents. KUswurth, July l*jy. 2“tf NEW SHOE STORE ’ I OPPOSITE THE ELLSWROTH HOUSE. iS. T. ' OiT*.r* to hi* friends and the petite peorraly .VUrjje ‘OltUlCIit of I MBiES J3DIJlf3 & At great bargains. N B—They not th- Wt\»t* r.. inadt Boots and lit*! havecarr:"d v< u Irom lo'iiio « > many times,*and unable to return with you, but they an Custom Made, and will cost you no more than Western made ones, Every tiling sold warranted give satisfaction. Mr. M ! i - irr fiO., i.titrcil th.it tii, .rv.'rnt 1 '■it. ■-1 j *■ r- i« ri- o. in :In* Manufacturing business enables huu to meet the wants of crety customer. Also made to o. »kr every s'yie, color aud qrsahtj. Please call. Ellsworth, June 13th 1559. 21 tf p A p i: u HAISTGI^CrB. •TEST RECEIVED a large assortment of lloos Taper, and Curtains «>f the latest stvle*. II DA It W IN N. M OCR A Co. ANOTIIEn New and Large Stock OF -w -W . 'W *V* -w V “W* -w -VS The subscriber has just relumed from Boston with the largest stock ol Jewelry ever in Ellsworth. Also, Fancy Articles, Cutlery, Toys, and every other thing usually kept in a store the kind. His fricn-isand the public, are invited to exam ine this stock. Z. SMITH. Ellsworth. June 22d, 1839. 22tf jesf E AV BARBER SKOFl THE subscriber has returned to Ellsworth, fitted up a .'Imp in his old building, (up where bewi!! be happy to see old customers, new ones. He hop - by strict attention to business, and by untiring efforts to satisfy reasonable demands of customers, to merit, and i receive a liberal shaie of patronage. , Mr. 0. will pay particular attention to P' • mg. cutting and dressing children’s hair Ladies by leaving orders with him may have ! head- shampooed and hair dressed at their .MUSEs CAliNEY. Ellsworth. Dec. 13th. 183.*%. 47 >Y A T C II E S AND JEWEL A new stock just received at A. A. BRIMMER'S. Main Street Ellsworth, May 26, i860. IStf. Window Shades CURTAIN A ccw lot, just received bv M. HALE. HATCH HOUSE BY NATHAN PERRY. Jr. MTIIK Subscriber announces to his numerous friends and the public, that he has taken n new lease of the above named and well known which is in the most thorough order aud most centrally and conveniently located house the transient traveller, *f any in the city, I he will take pleasure in attending to the uf his guest*, on the most satisfactory terms. I'atr",is of the house U'dl be furnish'd f««j. hiny to ' <1 fTom the steamboats and FR FF. of efin<jr. Bangor, April 1, 1839. t f. 11


ocr: I J . J , j ; ! MAT 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NE AV GOODS! ' Just received and opening to day £4,000 worth of DRY GOODS, a large part of which are RICH and LOW priced, DRESS GOODS, comprising a!MU t all the new styles of laic arrivals from Lngland, France. Cernianv and Italy. Among which may he found. New sty les of Mourning (lootl.-.CImllies. DcLains, t rape. BeChines, Poul IicChuvrc, Minitvi yians, 5(H) yds. Rich fast colors Lawns at 12 1-2 cts., ,Ve 2iN) Parasols from 50 cts. to S-. -st,s l Spring Skirts fr.in lot) to $2,50. Also, a 1 irge assortment of Stella and Cash mere Shawls trout £1,50 to $5,00. Black Silks. We can show you more Black Silks o( every grade from 02 1-2 cts. to $1.50, than' you can find in any other place in this Town, and shall still con inue to sell them at unparalcled low prices. As before, French Vails. Also, another large lot ol New Style WROUGHT COLLARS, I loves, Hoscry of every price and style. Silk, Mohair long anti short! Mitts. I * T ? £ C A P S, loots ami Shoes, Crockery AVare, FLOUR AND MEAl, PROVISION GROCERIES, Ac. Ac. All of which we shall sell as astonishing1 ^w prices. ROBINSON & HARDEN, j ITtf ic¥¥f¥TT i; cf¥lff vT 'he undersized have the right to MAKE AND SELL iIITClIEL’S PATENT METAL-1 IC TIPPED SHOES. n and for the towns of 2LLSWOUT1I, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, JIT. DESERT, I’REMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES. JIAIUAYILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS. Traders in any c»f the above named towns can ire supplied with a superior article of COPPOk TIPPED SHOES AND HAVE HIE RIGHT GRANTED THEM :o sell, by culling at our Manufactory in Holmes’ building, or on t.’bas. McDonald at the .Mutual store, next below the Ellsworth House. N. B. A saving of 100 per cerit, is guaranteed toall who purchase theCOPPEK TIPPED SHOES, 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 •r selling the above described shoe.as any infringe luent on our right will be prosecuted with the ut most rigor, J. S. As W. OBF.R. Ellsworth, April Sth, ISM). tf. 11 \m.tmE^FsrGr 18-59 SUMMER STILES. E.D.SHAW&CO. Having just returned from Boston, invites the attention of their friends aud customers to their New, Exten sive Stock of MiUNERY fancy'goods The most varied and complete assortment in the County, comprising the usual variety of Press Cai«, Mukair Caps, and Head Presses, ef all ra rietks. MOURNING GOODS of all kinds, Infants’ Goods, Embroideries, Collars, Sett


ocr: SKLLl.NG OF AT C O S T!! Perkins will sol for CASH, his large and splen did assortment of French. I ng ish and lmeric.ui D ii Y G O () 5) S! BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CROCKERY, CLASS, AMD HARDWARE AT ACTUAL COST! thereby giving r!v Public an pportu nitv never b< fo e red in El su of obtaining for a little men-y a hu ger amount of blonds t mn can possibly be obtained E L S E ir H E R E , IT wusTyss n rt.tr erp i! ffilJlfe Tif3i^9 and will sell mv ^ntiiv stock ui Dry (.roods at BOSTON MUOLKSILK PRICES ! He also off. rs his large stock of FAMILY GUOCEIUF.S at greatly reduced prie «, mak ing it an o •ject lor purchrsurs to lalVfc hiM A U/H U. ELLSWORTH, Jnn. 17. 1859. All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. 3\v 5d. ELLCTllO GL.C IXG AND SILVERING, AT Z. S A I'I TIT’S. All articles h:-.\ir.4 p 1 He \vi>rti otF can be replat'?-! ami m ? - as imo.! m new. ANn A COR 1> 1 ’• )N .-nil otl. r musi cal instruments r- . . reJ. Ellsworth, Jan. 1 i, i ypii g? 1 n w •a? j V 4 n* J 6. a Eiu JL a.M) v\xr\ mm JL JL ill i K ! i / V / Xf c j J !..* I 1 1*1 N Ui .it v < \1 ■ t n' ^ Lumbermsn’s Go:-:!;, Tl.o‘;j j- . . 1 :


ocr: j j ‘ i J ; - 1 ; i j ' I j fVRMtVRR;;—- V * "a f >llnwin" articles: betas, Seat and Kocnvnb \ent of the following Seat and ''ooa _ cAupETJs. 4ls0 ,LiROE»S90'1TMe,t0* jfflQS nm , a.——• -";'r2r“ COFFl^S BEi»fia S?J ^HstW OS BASD. dM„,S S. BOOK A ™. Fine Iteady-inade


ocr: Black 1 Another large Invoice of Rich uud low priced Black Silks. Waterloo Shawls. This day received direct from the one package of Rich and desirable style W atterloo Shawls, comprising styles found only at our store. LADIES’ CLOTHS. of 10 different styles, of the nil wool, cotton and wool,Waterproof Kepellants, Tricot Flannel Cloths 4c- All of the al>ove named articles, we can show tlit* largest and best assortment of colors and st\I<*s to be found in this countv, and will he sold at astonishing low i.ri« c«s for CASH. ROBINSON k HARDEN. Ellsworth, Oct. 7th, 1S59. 37tf. NEW CATALOGUES 1859. ™ I860. G. G. EVANS & CO., XI*. 45 Cornlilll, Boston. GREAT FALL AND WINTER SALE (milEKED! Io adtlilijn to our formtr I, poll*:,, we bar, Jaat pur- : chased from the Trail' Sali'i and .tlniinlnctnrers i 8o0,000 WORTH OF NEW BOOKS. WATCHES i&'ksu&x. Gift, varying in value from Fifty Cent a to $100, Given to the purchaser of tvery booh. take pleasure in that the liberal and !


ocr: 1 which greatly facilitate* injr the gums, reducing all PAIN and spasmodic action, and la SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Dqmd upon It, mothm, II will Hr. m to yonrfafen nnd RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOtR INFANT*.’ We knee put up nnd .old , thin Article |hr orer ten yenrr, »mt c*» «ir, tie cos L rintson iss Terrs of It •h»t we hsee neeer been nb Is to esy of sny other mej Ww-NEVER HA* IT B FAILED IN A SINGLE INfTANCETO EFFECT A * Cl HR, when timely need Never d»d we know of an in ■ stance of dissatisfaction be any one who used it. On the contrary, all are d«. lighted with it* operations, and speak in terms of high est commendation* of it# X magical effects and medi cal virtue*. We speak in Uiis matter “ what wa BHow,” after ten year’* ei perience, and pledge oca aapt'TATioH fob the rrim went or w hat we utaa declare. In almost every K instance where the Infant ia suffering from paiu ami m exhaustion, relief will b« found in fifteen or twenty m minutes after the syrup la administered. * This valuable preparation L™ is the prescription of on a of the most KXPERIKNC ^ ED and SKILLFCL Nl'R. 8E8 in New England, and 0 ha# been us*d with »vu FAM ING SUCCESS in « THOl-SANDS 9 or CASES. It not only relieves the # child from pain, bat In vigorate* the stomach and bowels, correct* acidity, aih! give* tone and energy# to the whole system. It will aUin-st instantly relieve * GRIi ING IN THE ^ BOWELS, AND WIND ? COLIC. and overcome c< nrulslons. a which if not speedily rem edied, end in death. We be ® lieve it the a**T and ara KST a* mbdt ia THE woaLD, m In all case# of DYhENTR RY AND DlARHdt IN _ Clll LI'Rr.N, whether U arise* fp..m teething or from * any other cause. We would say to every mother K who has e child suffering from any of the foregoing m complaints—do hot let Turn prkjui'ices, aoa thi . pbejcdices o» araiae, stand between v<»ur suffer K mg child and the relief that will be SI RK-yee, ^ AlKOLl'TELT Si RE— follow the uae of this • medicine, If timely used.— Full directions for utingX a will accompany each bot tle None genuine unfesf'Rl the fhc-aimile of Cl ltTIS k PERKINS. New York, is *** ou Uie outside wrapper. Sold to Druggists through nut the world. Principal Office, No. 13 ^ Cedar Ik., New York Price only 20 cent* per Bottle C. 0. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth. 1 j25


ocr: •* •. i' y. **■’•1 _• • y ~lj c: ' x,r‘^-ctpv£ pmw, ^ m B BITERS’ BLOCK, ELLSWORTH, Me. --- - Having recently procured several New Fonts of Type, 3 £Borders, Inks, &c., in addition to my old Stock, I now lbel?\' ?confident that I can furnish T ‘ ain or i! muiuu.m. rintina.l Y (ANY COLOR,) »V Y in a manner not to be’surpasscd in Eastern Maine. 9 ■ Y I am now prepared to till, in the Best Stale and at the Shortest Notice, all SF' i'9 orders for ' -^POSTERS, JUSTICES’ BLANKS, <$> HAND BILLS, BLANK DEEDS, 3.2 SHOP BILLS. BLANK NOTES, “ \ ; *> PROGRAMMES, INVITATIONS, «)» £ CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING, £ ) I WAY DILLS, TOWN BLANKS, 3 ' y BILLS OF FARE, TAX BILLS, SR Y> BILL HEADS, WOOD BILLS, £3 ,j? CATALOGUES, MILK E1LLS, & 2 TO W’N REPORTS, LABELS, *> PAMPHLETS, INVOIvES, << > ■■ Wedding, Visiting and V«uoincFO Cavils, . vS Of all Sizes and Qualities, &ic., &c. ’* • *> t ' «■ yj rij3' All Orders, J vnmii »r otherwise, promptly attended to, and the work ^ * lone as cheap as if personally handed in. : ; N. K. SAWYER. Proprietor. £ i> Ku*v..eTit, -Vy.'tst 20th, P-;’.'. £ y -7 X- X Lrooklk] Sclm! “


ocr: j ! Carpets. ILST RECEIVED a Largo Assortment yf ^ Oolen, Oilcloth, ilouip and Cotton Carpets. _1 s 11 darvvxn n. moor a Co. Uiuiiwav Surveyor's Books. Tax Collector’s Books. For sale by M. HALE. Llijvorth April tf 10


ocr: The Subscribers respectfully inform the inliabi ants of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they havo taken the Store formerly occupied by A . R 0 B I N S 0 N, have JUST RETURNED FROM ROSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected of Rich and Eow Priced, desirable,,and New Style Goods ever offered in this place; and advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department. To those favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following of all grades and »tvle«, such as Challiea. from 12 1-2 cents, up -10.>0 yds Hum! Iton Delaine* at 12 1-2 cent*, former prica 20 cents — Black Alp'ncs, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool flnrall,. V'ali-nti ,« All Wool '.M-iins, Cashmeres, l)e Chines, Balzorins. Saxony and Moh. ir Plaids and Stripes. 4-1 Uich French Prints, American. E» lish and Ameranlli Print*, of 250 different styles. French Muslins and Lawns, lie Dares. Lima (' utiis. pop lins, Are., with n girat variety O! new article* for traveling tires-es, Hirli Stripe, Plaid and Fi-ured Siiks, French and American Figured Brilliants. CASHMERE SHAMS, BLACK SILKS, AND WADHSHT A e rail tin attention of purchasers of goods in this line, t . our «'oek. which arc bought di-ect fm:, \ -ents of the Fore' Factories, and ran now show you 200 different styles it Ci liars, from 12 1-2 cents, up to Sl 't'J." "Also ''.law is. w liicii we s dl under a w . riant. not to Coni tin one tlrr.ad of Cotton, at prices from Si 50 to 81 5 00 Also, Black Milts, a larg v u-i-ty. front 75 c tit*, to 81,50 per >d. Also Biintcd Oashm. r-s, Ste.'la and Summer Shaw's Also. Fri tich Mn.i.u»ed 'I or Cuv«r*. 1 1 silk Velvet for Capes, N\w Style Dusters, black and D.own Linen Table ’ L) .in.ok,-. Napkins n I Doyler«. White Marseilles, l*-quet Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarfs, White Brilliants \\ ..tel, SpringSkiits.l'd.isne Belts.! niton vV French Linen At Mw-cilles Bosoms, Uich & low priced real Mohair"’ Sluts, long at d short, from 12 12 cents to Si .25. Silk Cuffs, plain and embossed Silks and Lisle '1 bread CiloVes.Lisle 1 bread (iaiintWt <ilovcs, Mohair, Silk and larce Veils, 3-4 4-4 and 5-4 White lird pju„ B ue Mixed, and Yellow Flannel. Stripe. Shirting. Ticking. 4-1, 8-4 and 10 4 Bleached and Biown shvetiugs, with a large assortment of Cloths, Cassini res. Doeskins. Lrmanetts aud Cotton, and Cott.-n and Wool Fancies, for boy's wear. Shirts, Drawers, 5;e ' CI U CROCKERY AIR GLASS WARE A large lot of riel: ( hina \ ases, China Match bales Nice C’hir a lea Setts, 'lb \\ hitt Granite Tea Setts, with every aitici ti match for making a complete Dining sett, w.th every article of common ware, knives if, lka Ac EOOTS AND SHOES. n this depart merit iniy be found every description of Ladies o:.d Gents' LiuUs and Shoes Bickskiu an 1 F ei cb «'■ HITS, CAPS. A XI) A large lot of new style**. >i»k, Soft, glazed and thin Mat* and Caps and Umbrellas. 2b0 ParasuU boa 'iit direct from the M.inufacturrrg, and will be sold at very low prices, much under value. FLEUR, MEM, AND PROTONS AND 6PJJSEFJS, of every description in rVie above ’ire called f r. J^-Otir (roods are mostly now, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we are now opening them with the determination to close them out immediately, at prices ns low as can be bought this side of Boston, and our motto will be this season, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES.° ROBINSON & HARDEN. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 8, 1859. 1! PREMIUM ■


ocr: MAY 16 1659. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! Just received and opening to day $1,000 worth uf DRY GOODS, a lure. port of which are BlCtl anJ LOW priced. DRESS GOODS, Comprising »l»u t all the new styles of late arrivals Irom England, France, Germany and Italy. Aiuwng which may be f>und, New s vies of Mourning Goods.Ohullict, OeLains, i rape, D^Chines, I1 »ul Lh-Chavre, Minini viati-, 5f»0 yds. Rich fust colors Lawns at 12 12 c*t*.. ate. 200 Parasols from 50 cts. to £-.50. St* el Spring Skirts from 100 to $2,50. .4i* . u l.rg. us.--.rtm. nt of Stella and Cash* tnerv. Howls fr m $1,50 t-. ^5.00. Black Silks. ■,;'n sh”» T"'1 m -r- Black Silk, 0f c.-tt t.i .dc ir .ni nj 1-J eta. to cl.6‘1, thau \ou can bud in any other place m this lowu, and shall .till cm :inue to®.II them nt urifaraleled low price,. ^ As before, French Vuila. AUj, another iar^e lot ol New b'rle WROUGHT COLLARS, GIotck. Husery of er.ry price and style. Silk, Mohair long and short Mitts. ftftTft ft ftftPt, Boots and Shoes, Crockery Ware, FLOUR AND MEAl, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. A*. Ac. All of which we shall a *11 as astonishing low priors. ROBINSON & HARDEN. ITtf


ocr: BALMORAL BOOTS FOK LADIES AT No. 19, West Market Square, BANGOR. ALSO BOOTS. Of felt and flannel lined, waterproof of our own Manufacture. Every Thing Aew and Desirable, For Ladies' wcsr. For Walking Boots. For The Psrlor or For The Ball Room. THICK BOOTS CALF MOCCASSIXS, of our own RUBBERS. SXOW 'creepers. RUBBER A very large Stock at the “LEATHER STORE,” No. 19. I West Market BANGOR. MILLETT & BANGS, 1 LARGE OF I ('losing out a Large Assortment OP Rich and L * Priced, Pl.iid, Stripe and Figured comprising E m four diflV r*-nt Styles, winch will closed out at BOSTON WHOLESALE PRICES. AI.SO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CASHMERES. | | OE CHINES. ALL WOOL PLAIDS, and other PRESS GOOP- which wnl bo ..fforod Thirty Days at a GREAT DIbCOl NT, by A ROBINSON. Ell.worth. J»n. IS, 1169. 1 tt NOTICE. The Mutual Store^fo. Will it!!, FOR CASH, BOOTS A; SHOES, ilAlo U CROCKERY WARE,


ocr: MIS! The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBINSON, have JUST RETL RNED f ROM ROSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected of Rich and Low Priced, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place; and with advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department. To thoso favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following all grades ami styles, such as Challies, from 12 1-2 cents, up —1000 yds Hamilton Delaines at 12 1-2 cents, former pric» 20 cents—111,irk Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool Duralls, Valenti ns, All Wool Detains, Cashmeres, l)e Chines, Balzorins. Saxony and Mohair Plaids and Stripes, 4-1 Htch French Prints, American, Eng lish and Ameranth Prints, of 250 different styles, French Muslins and I.awns, Dc Bayes, Lama Cloths. Pop lins, Ac., with a great variety of new articles for traveling dresses, Kioh Stripe, Plaid and Figured Silks, French and American Figured Brilliants. e call the attention of purchasers of goods in this line, to our stock, which arc bought direct from Agents of the Foreign Factories, and can now show you 200 different styles of Collars, from 12 1-2 cents, up to Also Cashmere Shawls, which we sell under a warrant, not to contain one thread of Cot ton. at prices from *11 .50 to $1.5 00 Flack Silks, a large variety, from 7-5 cents, to $1.50 per yd. Also Printed Cashmeres, Stella and Summer .Shaw l> Also, 1-rench Embossed 'lahlo Covers, 1 1 Silk Velvet fur Capos, New Style Dusters. Flack and Frown Linen Table ’ Damasks. .Napkins and Doylers, White Marseilles, Pe.pict Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarf's, White Brilliants Watch SpringSkirts,Elastic Bells,Cotton A French Linen & Marseilles Bosoms, Rich A low priced real Mohair ’ Mitts, long ai d short, from 12 1 2 cents to ?1.2.5, Silk Culls, plain and embossed Silks and Lisle Thread Dlov.-s.Lish Thread Gauntlet Cloves, Mohair, Silk and Lace Veils, 3-1 -11 and 5-4 White, lied. Blue, Blue Mix-,!, and Yellow Flannel, Stripe, Shirting, Ihcking, 4-1, 8-4 and 10-4 Bleached and Brown Sheetings, with a large assortment of Cloths, ('asson res, Doeskins, Ermanetts and Cotton, and Cotton and Wool Fancies, for boy’s wear. Shirts Drawers Ac * CROCKERY MR BLASS WARE large lot ol rich China \ ases, China Match Sales Nice China Tea Setts, 2-5 Whitt Granite Tea Sells, with every atlicle to match tor making a complete Dining sett, with every article of common ware. Knives, Forks, Ac. this department may be found every description of Ladies and Gents’ Boots and Shoes. Buckskin and French SPppcn ITS, CAPS A X D UMBRELLAS. lar.c lot of new styles, Silk, Soft, glared and thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 2.50 Parasols bought direct from the Manufacturers, and will be soid at very low prices, much under value. FLEUR, MEM, AND PROVISIONS AND IRGGEEB, of every description in the above line called for. f|^-Our Roods are mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we arc now opening with the determination to dose them out immediately, at prices as low as can lie bought this of Poston, and our motto will he this season, .SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALFS.° ROBINSON & HARDEN ELLSWORTH, APRIL 8, 1850. ’ll PREHIUM PLOW. tA l Ambrotypp by Moor. THE STTB8CPI33FPS having established a Plow in ELLSWORTH, and having secured the right to make and sell one of the best mod and most substantial Plows now in use in the New England States, is prepared to furnish them wholesale or retail at the smallest living profit. The undersigned are satisfied that this Plow re


ocr: !!IM OUT FOR TOR ENGINE!! T II E H E L Li IS RINGING. NEW GOODS! f CHEAPER THAN THE CHAEPEST. AT THE OLD STAND, PETERS’ CORNER. The subscriber has just returned from Boston with the LARGEST and CHEAP EST stock of DRV GOODS, and GROCERIES ever offered for sale in Ells worth, among which may be found, New Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibet*, lilack Silks, French, English, and Vmerican Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style. Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, llosery of every kind. A Large assortment of WOO LE N (FOODS, and the be.-t selected stuck of I Lady Male Clothing ever offered in this market CROCK REY, GLASS AND HARD WARE, Farming Tools, Paints ami Oils, Window Glass,Nulls Uarss Seed, Garden Seed CORN, FLOCK and MEAL. Groceries of every kind, «Ae, Ac, *yc. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. W. PERKINS. rillswortJi, -April ~0, 1 tsr>{). LEATHER STORE.' UNTo. 19, West Market Square, Bangor. , Sole Leather, flak, Hemlock and Slaughter. Harness Leather, Oak, Half Oak and Hemlock. Vpper Leather, Slaughter, Wax, Hemlock and Oak ( ’otvlova, Kip, l'atua Kif and Shaving*. Calf Skins, French and American. Linings and Bindings, Fancy, White and Kussctt, and apron Aina for , Blacksmiths. Kid and Goat Skins, French Kid, Curacoa, Cape, Sandwich Island?, , Tampico, Bronze and Glove. Seat and Collar Leather, Enamelled, Hash. Picker and Lace Leather, Puck, M.! ).(■ nn-1 Patna. Shoemakers’ Tools-, Harrington’!*, Coburn’*, Moran .V Fulton’s, Bnld w in'*. Morehouse .- and Ames’ Shoe K nives, Skiv ing, Sole Pent her. Clicker, and Paring KuiVes; Howard’* Hammer!*; Harrington’?, Cobh'.*, Pack ard'* ami Snell’s Heel Shaves; Haggle's Shank Laxter.-; Allertou’s, Woodward'*, Titus', Xicktds King's, F.-xon A Brook’s' and Mecuen’s Awls; Field’s Zinc, Iron and Steel, slim,stout and over rent Nails . Shoe Tacks and Hound Heads,Size Stick-, Knife Strap.*, Burnisher*, Peg Wheels, Bottom and Blacking Brashes, Veit Knives, Kahn Files, Houhle Irons, Colts, Bound Sticks, Shoulder Slicks, French Wheels, Kit Files, Welt Trimmers, Sand Stone, Ark m.-as Stone, Lasts and Shoe Pegs, Boot Forms. B et Tree* and Feet, Beg Jacks, skiv ing Mu hints, Shoe and Boot Blocks and Pat terns. Shoe Findings, -hoe Buck, Shoe Binding, (Jalloon, Black Ball, Edge Blacking, Boot Webbing, Oxalic Acid, Gum Tragncautb, Bristles, Shoo Threads, T-acco, and Varnish. *J3 Jl kinds of AVood Turning to order. STAIR POSTS, and all kinds of FANCY TURNIN'*, mrticular attention paid to. All orders left nt the store of Messrs S. A II. A. 1 MAY 16 1859, ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! .lust ed and opening today $4,000 worth of DRY GOODS, a largo part of which are RICH and LOW priced, DRhSS GOODS, comprising uhoti t all the new styles of late arrivals (rom Lngland, Franco, Germany and Italy. Among which may lx> found. New styles of Mourning Goods.Ohallies, DeLiins, Crape, DcChincs, Poul PeChavre, Mmini viaus, 500 yds. Rich fast rotors Giwns' at 12 l-2ots.,&c. 2(Ml Parasols from 50 ctn.tr* $2,50, Steel Spring Skirts from 100 to $2,50. Also, a 1 ivgc assortment of Stella and Gash mere Shawls from $1,50 to $5,00. Black Silks. We van i~ti iw yon morn I’lnck Silks u! every grmlo from 112 1 '2 vis. to jjsl./in, i 1iHii yon van find in any other place in this Town, and shall still con tinue tos II them at unpiiralolod low prices. As hvlor\ French V.dls. Also, another ltirje lot of New Stylo WROUGHT COLLARS, •jIov.'s. llosery of every price and style. Silk, Mohiiir long anil short Mitts. B, A, T S; a BA e S, Boots and Shoes, Crockery Ware, FLOUR AND, MEM, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, &c. Ac. All (d which we shall sell us astonishing low' prices. ROBINSON & HARDEN. ITtf Hancock lhink. A distribution of twenty five per cent, having heen ur- ■ lered by the Supreme Jml.oial C< art on all bills and' laims allowed by the Receivers agai.iat said bank— Notice is hereby gi\en, that said jareentage will be »aid to the holders of the Certificates of claims, given by he undersigned on presentation of said Certificates at our fflee in Elllsworth. SAHVUL I I ] i ; <■


ocr: w-HEV CHEAPER THAN THE CHE A EST. A.T THE OLD STAND, PETERS’ The subscriber has jnut returned from Boston with the LXROVST nr 1 EST stock of D!tY 0 )0i)an ! G'lO- 'E <T F.S ov »r oT i »I f >r ««' ■ in 1 !:!» worth, among which may be found. New Style DeT.nins. 1*1 « N. T le ts, Black Silk-*. French. English, an l A n“ inn tin : i no, Priit** of * every variety of style. Shawls. Wamb Spring Skirts <.f the la test tiyle, Flannels, Gloves, Uosery of ev »ry kind. A Large assortment of r WOOLEiV GOADS, •nd the best selected stock of IU-ady Made Clothing ever off'red in this market tREBRERV,, BLASS; a MB HARD WARE, To< D, Paints and Oils. Window Gloss.Nr.ils Garss Seed, Garden Seed CORN, FLOUR and MEAL. Groceius of every kind, &c, tec, <$*c. kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. W. PERKINS. Ellswartli, April QO, 1859.


ocr: COPP£R TIP SHOES, —FOR— YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN. XIX West Market Square, BANGOR. MILLETT & BANGS, Proprietors of the right to manu facture and 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 arc manufacturing or selling Tip Shoes in any other Towns in Penobscot or Aroostook Counties, will please discontinue the same after this date, (March 21st.) as any infringement of our rights will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Town I lights for Sale. March 21st, 1859. 10


ocr: I j ’ j Window S/uidcs curta"lvpaper A nc* lot, ju»t rw»*iv^*l bv 13 M HALE.


ocr: MAY 16 1859, I ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! Just received and opening to day £4,000 worth of DRY GOODS, a large part of which are RICH ami LOW priced, DRFJSS GOODS, comprising abnn t all the new styles of late arrivals from England, France, Germany and Italy. Among which may l»e found. New 'styles of Mourning Goods,P hallic*, Detains, Grape. PcGhines, Poul DeGliavrc, Minini ' inns, 500 yds. JUicli fast colors tawns at 12 1*2 cts., Ac 200 Parasols from 50 cts. to £2.50, Steel Spring skirts from 100 to £2,50. •4 Iso. a large assort lie-lit of Stella and Cash mere Shawls from £1,50 to £5,00. Black Silks. We can show yon more Black Silks of every grade from 02 1-2 ct». to £1.50, than you can find in any other place in this Town, and shall still con tinue to sell them at unparaleled low prices. As before, French Vails. Also, another large lot of New St vie WROUGHT COLLARS, Glove*. II very of every price and stvle. Silk, Mohair long anil short Mitts. H A. T S & C A P S> Roots and Shoes, Crockery Ware, FLOUR AND MEAl, PKOVIMnXS, GIUK EKIES, Ac. Ac. All of which we shall sell as astonishing i low prices. ROBINSON & HARDEN. 171 f ECONOMY! ECONOMY! The undersigned have the right to i MAKE AN'I) SELL MITCllEL'S PATENTMETAL ' 1C TIPl’ED SHOES. in and for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, TREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES, MARIAYILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, ANI) OTIS. Trader* in any of the ab >v** named towns can be supplied with a superior aiticlo tf COPPOn TIPPED SHOES AN D HA\ E TKE Pi I GUT GRANTED THEM t > *e’!. by calling at • t:r Manufactory in Holm'-** -.'i r . u i . Me In i..i! i at the -Mutual More, it below the Ki 1 orth 11 iu N. A saving of low p,er cent. is guaranteed to all wh" purchas-' tiiu TIPPED SlluE'*, * r in other w- rJs, one pair with ti[ s i>i warranted t■. wear as long us two pairs without. CAUTION. All persons arc hereby rationed against malting or .selling the above described shoe as any infringe went <>n . ur light will to prosecuted with the ut most rigor.


ocr: The Subscribers have just received a neiv and large assort of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &e., &c. Also a large asioS of \\ool, Ilemp, Cotton and * OIL. CLOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF °^f jt ksk: sm-wssk Laos, and Wagons. Jute Hoor Mats, Hod ( ords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, J»c. W e aLo manufacture and keep cons'nntiy on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. A" ** ‘b‘t0‘r,i‘l” sufe." ",b ,b- READY MADE COFFINS - UAIUVIN N. MOOR. <i CO.


ocr: !! LCDK OCTF01 TIE ENGINE!! THE ISEEE IS KINGING, NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CII.4EPEST. AT THIS OLD STAND, I PETERS’ CORNER. The su’seribor ha. ju»t returned from Hoston with the LARGEST and CHEAP LS r flock of DRV (iOOI)S, and GROCERIES ever ofT-red for sale in Ell» woith. among which may be found, New Style Dcl.ains, Plaids, Thibet*. Iiiack Silk., Erench, English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of stvle. Shawl., Wairh Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, Hostry of every kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN GOODS, tn l the best selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this market CROCK RET J, CLASS; A.RD HARD WARE;, Farming Tools, Paints and Oil*. Window Glass.Nail. Garss Seed, Garden Seed ( CRN, FLOl R and MEAL. Groceiies of enry kind, Ac, Ac, A-c. All kind* of country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. W. PERKINS.


ocr: SHOE STORE OPPOSITE THE ELLSWORTH HOUSE. S. T. Offer? in hi« friends and the public generahr a large as sorttneut < f LADIES', MISSES & (HILDREVS. mm a mim, At great bargains. N B—They are not the Western made Rots aii.l S' 'hat have lined \ < u ,-to h many times,'and then unable to return with you, but tluv are Custom Made, ami will cost yon no more than Western made outs, Every thing sold warranted to give satisfaction. Mr Whittier fe. Is .v> wired that hi? several year? »'xper ;• n.-. in tl- Vaimfacturmc buiir.'?« t liable* bill) t > meet the want? if every customer. AN made t,> aider c\ery s'\ ie. color aud finality. Please call. I.!lsworth, June 13th Cl if Hancock H;nik. A d stnuutii-n of twenty five percent, having been or ‘•■Ted by : 11• • v ipr*me Judicial C-art oil all bills and *h«n' allowed by the Receivers Hgai.uit said Rank — is hereby given, that Mid percentage will 'M the Ill'l l r> • ftb (VrtitU’.itr•? ..f clast: gmm »>v uio’.er.ign'd mi prvsi Mathm . 1 >,ii.l Ccrtiticaivs at our .'die- in EilN'.v. rth -\M1 MI. W ITER HOUSE, * ) Recon--? II Mi ll >l M oMBLU. f of li,e A1; N" WISW r ML * Hancock Bank Ellsworth, June 4, 20J iiol'SK IIE-ME AS ED, BY NATHAN PERRY. Jr. -- TIIFha,. ;mt am.uunce? t< Mi.? ' tiuun • K.iiae.i ami Will k:> nil e>iaui t-diiuent. .• in the nu^t t-u^li order arid repair,the 't *~ni:v and c aveiienlly R.c.in i L«ut f«T ; : • tttfoi ■«!.*, . ii the n:.-‘t iat!>!a.-iery tern >. u, . • , i, nsf u ll h /urmshrd with . a 'r ‘n t.'.f st . •!„■ ts ,.nd rmlrovt/* * . ■ a * t r. n r. ?i. M’o» KimiiM.r. will sell DRY GOODS, Most India Goods, BOOTS end SHOES, Q HIE I.OW. 23tl PLEASE CALL. FLOUR.. FLOUR, FLOUR. COE.*, i C-RIi- occ. VEAZIE. LORO & CHAMBERLAIN, II OT Mr : • ' Fresh Ground F! our 1 1 d.r ■ from New \ >:.• j ; <> :Extra an 1 XX. M, . _■ ', !!::: . an! XX. < . i.xtra and XX. : i.ig, T . :a and XX. Vw.'eotK'i'-. L::»ra and XX. and Sr. I. XXX. , : M • • ->f* *i- r • *• ! 1 mid is jr -u:.d f; m Yellow and Yiliitc forn. •' "■• V r: :. ; ara on hand a large 1 . of n<*. Molasses, Sugars h I.. • . v ’.'-rat •>-. Snap, { an.lies, i . •. > • ‘ vYG.. vY &(*. 1 sell as UiW r lower i'a.iu any f r c - -rn ;y E1!s\v rth, nr a* ] »v, as anv in Bun" r. vr- •*- •• • . - . ; • Try a.id coav.a.v » . .. . : \i\. IDxtrr. Notice. J. S 1. r.i, w . !• f .1 a th<* above storm pur ■ - < ; .\c„ Jsc ,.t: I k ■« • •- . • i : . • * . .a -'.'ii uuoiw.T anu uu-uu* 26 tf.


ocr: j j j I The Subscribers respectfully inform the iiihabi ants of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBINSON, and have JUST RETURNED FROM BOSTON, and arc now opening the largest and best selected stock of Rich and Low Priced, desirable, and New Style Goods Over offered in this place; find With our advantages in buying, we shall offer great induccmerits in our Dry Goods’ Department, To those who favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following dress goods, of all trades and ptvles, such as Challics, from 12 1-2 cents, up -1000 yds Hamilton Delaines at 12 1-2cents, former prie* 20 cents— 111 .ck Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and \\ ool Ducalls, V alenlias, *11 W ool DeUiua, Cashmeres De Chines Baburins, Saxony and Mohair l’laids and Stripes, 4-4 Rich French Prints, American., Eng lish and*Ameranth Prints, of 250 different, styles, French Muslins and Lawns, De Bayes, Lama Cloths, Pop lins &c with a great variety of new articles for traveling dresses. Rich Stripe, Plaid and Figured Silkp,’ French and American Figured Brilliants. Wo call the attention of purchasers of goods in this line, to our stock, which arc bought direct from Agents of the Forei g, Factories, and can now show vou 200 different styles cf Collars, fiom 12 1-2 cents, up to 8:5,00. , Also Cashmere Shawls, which wc sell under a warrant, not to contain one thread of Cotton, at prices from 86.50, toSlS.OO Also, Black Silks, a large variety, from 75 cents, to 81,50 per yd. Also Printed Cashmeres, Stella and Summer Sbawla, Also, French Embossed Table Covers, 1-1 Silk Velvet for Capes. New Style Dusters*Black and Brown Linen Table Damasks. Napkins and Doylcrs, White Marseilles, I’cquet Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarfs, White Brilliants,’ Watch Spring Skirts,Elastic Belts,Cotton & French Linen &. Marseilles Bosoms, Kick & low priced real Mohair Mitts, long ai d short, from 12 1-2 cents to §1,25, Silk CufTs, plain and enabosspr}Silks apd Lisle Thread Gloves,Lisle Thread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and Lacc Veils, 3-4 4-4 and 5-4 White, lied, Blue, Blue Mixed, and Yellow Flannel, Stripe, Shirting. Ticking, 4-4, 8-4^and 10 4 Bleached and Brown Shcotin-s, with a large assortment of Clothe, Casslmeres, Doeskins, Ermanetts; and Cotton, and Cottcn and Wool Fancies, for boy’s wear. Shirts, Drawers, &c. CHINA, CHOCKEHY ANH CLASS VAIN A lar-e lot of rick China Vases, China Match Safes Nice China Tea Setts, 25 White Granite Tea Setts, with every article ° ,o match for making a complete Dining sett, with every article of common ware, knives, Forks, &c. "Ft <3 O T S -A- 3XT H> SI H O B Sk In this department may he found every description of Ladies and Gents' Boots and Shoes, Buckskin and French Slipper! HATS, CAPS AND UMBRELLAS. A tar-e lot of new styles, Silk, Soft, glazed and thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 f’arasols bought direct from the I ' Manufacturers, and will he soiil at very low prices, much under value. four, mu m mrnm tm %mm, of evciy description in the above line called for. . . . 1 Our Goods arc mostly new, ami were bought at the Lowest Prices and we arc now opening WKilh (he MnMi to clooc them out at prices o, ‘ow as enn bo bought tlu. tide of Boston, and our motto will be tins season, SMALL lROMTb AND QUICK bALLS. ROBINSON & HARDENi ELLSWORTH, ABRIL 8, 1859. ]1 _ FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. COEN, POES. &c. VEAZIE, LORD k CHAMBERLAIN, TI AVK just received .1 large lot of Fresh Ground Fl or * *■ direct from New Yak, consisting of Geiuisw, Extra and XX. Michigan, Extra and XX. Ohio, Extra and XX. Indiana, Extra and XX. Wisconsin, Extra and XX. and St. Louis, XXX. till of the at* ve won carefully selected and is ground from the best quality of W heat. AN", Yellow anil White Com, direct from Norfolk. We have on hand a large lot of Pork. I gird, CIun'sc, Reims, M-Iisscs, Sugars of all kind.-,Sou. and Oolong Tea’s, (uf fco, llice, SaLratus, Soap. Candles, Tobacco, Spices, Ac., Ac., Ac. All of which we will sell as low or lower, than any other concern in Ellsworth, or as low as any in Ranger. We sell for Cash or its equivol -u?; and therefore pmmj t paying Customers, will not have to contribute for such as are not pr<>nipt, by way of large profits. Try and convince vourselvs. YKA/1 K, LOUD & Cl! \MHKKI.AIN. Ellsworth, July 21 1S59. Extra Notice. 1 J. S I, >rd, who may he found at th • above *tore, pur ; chases, Ilark. Shingle*, Clapboard*, Ac., ,v, and kvj.s ■ | constantly on hand and f<r sale,short Lumber and build ing material*. Give h.m a call. July 21,1859. 20 tf. 1* V 1> K I i II A X(i I X (i S. JEST RECEIVED a large assortment of lious Paper, and Curtains of the latest styles. 11 D A tt\V l X X. MOO It A Co. E. IV. STO< KVSKVDLiE will sell DRY GOODS, Rest India Goods, BOOTS and SHOES, QUITE I.OW. Sill PLEASE CALL. Notice of Foreclosure. IJVRLIC notice is lo-roby git -n that outlie 12th day of August, a - U. 1>17, Reuben Stukb-*. then ■ Rut!,? port iu the county of Hancock, (since d> ceased, by his deed >*f mortgage of that d Re duly exvcut* I, convey J i. i me the homestead farm of said Reuben, > f about s< .Ft | ucr«*s, with the buildings tti"u o.i. si* trite in sii! Ibl port and bounded suuthei !y by J.ime? Stubbs and M >- • Rtaisd ell's homestead farms, westerly by the home stem I of Henry F'dch, north-.rly by th home-bad of Reuben Stubb? 21, and easterly by land of James Stubb.?. The » iu«li | ti it of aaid mortgage lias Iwieu broken, by reason whereof I d um to foreclose the tame and ci%'* this notice lor that i purpose. .1A UK/. S. STl 11 US, Ry T. C. Woodman, his Atty. ' Rucksport, August 1, 185!). Notice of Foreclosure. IT f II ERE AS, on the ninth day of April A. I). 1855, 1 f Moses Gai ney of E l»w« rtli, in the County of liar- | cook, by his mortgage deed of that date, duly executed and rue irded, conveyed to John Rlack, late of said Ells- ! worth, deceu ed, n.certain parcel of land situate in said i Ellsworth and bounded as follows, to wit: On the south ! by Mam Street ; on the iveat by lot sold to John M. Hale I by Win. W. Gha.se ; on the north by the same, and on the j ea. t by lot formerly owned by Al-m r I/ e or G<•< r,-r VV. Ruck more and lot <d Joshua W. Hathaway ; together with the passageway and lands in common between this lot and tin* af.re?aid Hale lot, as reserve 1 and set forth iu sail Hale’s deed from said Win W. Chase, to wit: the right of way and use of said lands in common, and whereas, <m the nineteenth day of June, A. D. 18.VJ, Elijah L, Jlam'in and Geotge N. Rlack, Executors and Trustees of ti e ts suite of said Ji»hu Black, duly consigned and conveyed said mortgage ami Die premises herein mentioned to the undersigned ; tlic couditi-m of said nmitgage having been broken, the undersigned, by reason thereof, hereby claims to foreclose the same, and give# this notice as by statute re iuired. V 1LLIAM JI. JjL.\CK. Ry his Atty. Kiuct Hals. Ellsworth, August 2d, 1S5J. 28 EMPLOYMENT! EMPLOYMENT i S*iO lo $140 per Muntil ('IAN be made, and no humbug business, ea-y, reaper J table and all done at home. It requires no cardial, and will not interfere with other employment. This is no hook, agency, nor receipts of any kind. I will only sell the right to a limited number. I will send it by mail or express, upou receipt of ox* dollak. Address CALVIN WADE, East (’heater,N. JI. i No person will regret serving for this Ijdhrmp'wo. tot ' MRS, W1NSU0W, An elpcrtencc 1 Nunennil fVnmle riiysicinn, pruaruU to the attention "f mothers, h r SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething. which pp'atly facilitates the proems of teething, »>y S'Tten .11■» the gum-, reducing all infl irnation—will allay ALL 1* A IN and sp i siiumLc action, and is SUIIETO REUrLATETIIK BOWELS. Depend upon it. mothers, it will give rest t<> yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. We have put up and sold . this article far over ten years, and < an say, is cos ^ riDKXOK am> tkctu of it what we have never been ah „ le t,. say of any other tiled , — NEVER HAS IT m FAILED IN A SI SULK IN-TAMETii EFFECT A m (T UE, when timely used. N-\ r did we km-w 1 an in'" stance of dissatisfaction by any me win. used it On •- the contrary, all are d - lighted with its ..p. rations, ^ ami speak in terms ..rhigh ,-t c.immeuda i-.us <>f its '9. magical elb-rts and medi cal virtues. W- -|«-.ik in this matter •• wilAT wk kv,.w,” after t.-n > ear's ox ^ pefieno •, am* im.i.i*«.k m u UKITTATI'IV t •’!! TIIK I r l.m. MUST* OK VII AT WK HKIU l,,, i akk In ihnast every ^ instance where the Infant is surl'-ring from pain and exhaustion, relief will be f.Mind i-i n.' ■ -r twenty w» miuutes after the syrup is udnnni<t"reil. " Tills valuabl J»r'para*, ion ^ i the pres ripta ii of on a of the most KXPKUIK?0 - ED and SKILLFUL SCR S! S III New Eng! tnd, and £ lias been used with nkvkk KAIUSti sC' i KS.S in A TIIOl SANDS V OF CASES. It not only relieves the J3 child from pain, but in vigorates tlie stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tune and energy f to the whole system. It will alu.—t instantly relieve » UKU’INU IN THE ^ ROWELS, AND WIND £ Ct»LlC, and overcome n< nt’uNioi -. A which if not speedily rem •ilied, ,.ni| in death. We he lleve it t!»e ih>t and st'u - r III Mi-'DY IN' TIIK WiUlt.l-, gj ill all eases of DYSENTE RY AND D! A RIDE A IN CHILDREN, whether it aris.-s from leetbittg or from ^ any other cause. We would -ay to n, ay mother j£ who has p child suffering from any of the h..-.*gntng H vomplNiuts—uo nut i.kt Vtit II PllfcJt'IUrK.s, NUK Tils; ^ rRKJITICKS CK OTHKK.S. stand between v< nr suffer J lug child and tl*e rc!ie| that will t»- St RE—yes, ARSOLU I’EI,Y SURE— to f. ili vv the tire of this • medicine, if timely used.— Full directions hr u-ing 9. will accom pat ly esc,h but tle. None genuine unless m tic fac simile of Cl RTIS \ PERKINS. N»w Y. ik, is “ on the outside wrapper. Sold to Druggists through ut the world. Principal Office, No. lli Cedar St., New York. Price only 25 cents per Bottle C. Cm. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth* 1 y2’* w^NEW GOODS/•* m i l r* 11 i*; iw r i n g s , L A C I N G S, B E L T-H 0 0 K 3. & c > I ' 11 t-’ n •. tor.! .... ..1 l.-ij peeei v.,1 n ennui Miinoot rtf tlie I LARGEST STOCK Otf MILL BELTINGS IN BANG OK, Embracing all widths of the famous Rhode Island LEATHER REI.TINGS! — VN P— New YoiZi Premium HUB 1>ER BELTJNGS ! ! I i' to 12 Inch 's, an 1 LiririM and IJ.'lt !1 »*k.s in 8^“ vari- tk'Jj —Also— 200 aid's. Middle? find Overweight, MAY lOillt SOU! MLATlIUt, CORDOVA, SLAUGHTER, AMI KM* I ppi:i: 1.LATA Lll; French and Amerioon Cali' Skins ■ OF ALL WHIGATS. —ALSO— ll.vit* i I.r v rin h, and a very large Si at or Cii.Wbi;.Toi* Lkathi k, average 30 feet per side. A )•••», a Prime* Fresh Stock of boot, shoes & shoe stock, TOOLS AND FINDINGS, F<>r«ale oxtremrly low for cash at my old sliind. No.55 West Market Square. BANGOR. 5’. BALDWIN. June 10th. 3m JO GEO. F. DUNN, Just returned front Boston with a NEW STOCK OF Selling at Reduced Prices, CAMEO Pins and Ear Props to match, from $3 to $10 G'ddstoue “ •* 3 to 10 Coral 11 “ Itn 10 Klurintine “ ?* V to 10 Roman Mosiao “ *’ 3 to 10 Gold Pins* of all styles. Ladle* and Gents Sieve Button*! Ladies,G(/l i *uai'd Cham, Clouts Vest Chains, 4Jnld and Silver. Gold and Silver Watches. \ Also. Second hand .Watches from $3 1-2 to $0, war ranted tq keep good time. -Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and war ranted. *21tf June 16. 1850 To 'JMIE House lately occupied hy N. K Sawyer £*(. \ LEATnEK d i UKE. NoT 19, West Slarkei Square, Bangor; Sole Leather,' Oak, Hemlock and Slaughter. Harness Leather,’ Oak, Half Oak and Hemlock. Upper Leather, Slaughter. Wax, Hemlock and Oak Cordova, Kip, Patna Kip and Shavings. Calf Skinsi French and American. * • Linings and Bindings', Fancy, White and Bu.-sctt, and upiuu shin# for Blacksmiths. Kid and (ioat Skins, French Kid, Curaeoa, Cape, Sandwich Island#, Tampico, .Bronzo and Mluve. Seat and Collar Leather, Enamelled, Da.-h. Picker and Lace Leather; Buck, MuW a-nd Patna. Shoemakers' Tools, II.irrington’s, Coburn’s, Moran Fulton’s, Bald win'.-, Morehouse’.-and Ames’Shoe Knives, Skiv ing, Sole Leather, Clicker, 4nd Paring Knives; Howard'.- Hammers; llaiiington's, Cobb s, Pack ard's and Suelko Heel Share.-; Bugglp'a Shank Lusters ; Alicrton’s, Woodward's, Titus’, Nichols King’s, Foxun & Brook's’ and Mecuen’a ^1 s; Field's '/.ine, iron >n;l Steel, slim, stout and ov^r stout Nails; Shoe Tacks and lu und Heads,Size Sticks, KnMe Strops, Burpi.-hers, Fog Wheel#, Bottom and Blacking Brushes, Welt Knives, Bul\n Files, Double irons, Colts, Bound Stick#, Sl o ilder Sticks, trench Wheels, Kit Files, Welt Trimmers, Sand Stone, Ark nsns Stone, Lasts and Shoe Pegs, Boot Forms. B ot Trees and Feet, Peg Jack#.! f?kir« ing Machines’ Shoe and Boot Bit cks and Pat* terns. ... Shoe Findings; Shoe Duck. Shoe Binding, Balloon, Blne^k Ball, Edge Blacking, Boot Webbing, Oxalic Acid, Mum Trugucanlh, Bristles j Shoe 1 breads I-accj, and Varnish. ‘Jit ANOTHER New and Large Stock br The subscriber hag just returned, from lh-st.-n with the largest*.tuck ol Jewelry ever !’! Ellsworth. Al;o! Faiiey Article*; Cutlery, fy.; and every other thing usuully kept iu a store wf this kind. Hi# friend*and the public, are iuvited to exam itie thi* stock. t. SiilTH. KUsm rtli. Juno 25J, 1SC9. 22tf llancnck bank; A distribution nt twenty.five j»«t cent, having beetmr* 1 ivd i _ the .Supreme Judicial Court «>ii all hill* ami ■Maim* al'owt-.l by the Receivers against said Hank — .N*itie.e hereby given, that said percentage will la* p ti I t-> the holder* ol the Ceil iRente* .of.claims, given by •be tit’ !• 'K'ned on presentation ol said Certified h* at our office iu Kllit»nrt|i. MMI'KL WATKRflQCSE, > Receive s. HATCH MACtlMUkll, \ of the A UNO W!*W t.li. ) Hancock Dank Kllrfwoi th, June 4,1859. iSO.f H'ST RECEIVED a Iairgo Asrortmcnt r.f •Vch.Icii, Oilcloth Hemp nnd Cotton Carnet*. t f 11 DARWIX X. MOOR A Co. "WOOD TURNDKL rpHE subscriber has fitted up ■ fjilhe * lit the Mill at Card's Cove, where he will 4« all kind* of AVoocl Turning to order. STAIR POSTS, and #11 kinds of FANCY TUHNIHCI, particular attention paid to. Also—CANE SEAT CHAIRS RE-LOTTO MED for 40 oeu‘* ouch clmir. All orders left at the store of Ifesare 8. A 11. A. Dutton, or with Ueo. Cunningham, prnun>Hv »t.


ocr: The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi ants of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBINSON, have JUST RETURNED FROM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected of Rich and Low Priced, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place; and with advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department. To those favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following all grade* and style*, such as Challics, from 12 1-2 cents, up-1000 yds Hamilton Delaines at 12 1-2 cents, former priw 20 cents—Black Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool Ducalls, Valentias, All Wool Delain* Cashmeres, Dc 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 Lawns, Dc Bayes, Lama Cloths Pop lins, &c., with a great variety of new articles for traveling dresses. Rich Stripe, Plaid and Figured Silks/ French and American Figured-Brilliants. GASHMERE SHAWLS, RLAGK SILKS, AM WHOHSHT COLLAR. II ui t Sou W !1Ch wo un,jor a warrant, not tocontain one thread of Cotton, at prices from 06 50 tolls 00 Black Silks, a large variety, from .5 cents, to 01,50 per yd. Also Printed Cashm»ra« ui.ii. I i a ’ ° , Also, French Embossed Table Covers, 4-4 Silk Velvet for Capes, New Style Dusters Rlao’k and Rd S“™iner^h*wl,» Damasks. Napkins and Doylers, White Marseilles, Coquet cUn. haSScmv .uMftc.r£ U’Z \\ atch Springbkirts.Elas.ic Belts.Co.ton vV trench Linen & Marseilles Bosoms, Rich dc low priced real Mohair ' ilitts, long and short, from 12 1-2 cents to 01.25, Silk Cuffs, plain and embossed Silks and Lisle Thread Gloves,Lisle Ihread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and Lace Veils, 3-4 4.4 anj 5.., White Red Blue 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, Ca.simeres, Doeskins, Krmanetts nnd Cotton, and Cotton and Wool Fancies, for boy’s wear. Shirts Drawers &c ’ ciocmy ae glass waee large lot of rich China Vases, China Match Safes Nice China Tea Setts, 25 White Granite Tea Setts, with every article to match for making a complete Dining sett, with every article of common ware. Knives, Forks, &c. B OO TS AND S H O E JSI. this department may be found every description of Ladies and Gents’ Boots and Shoes, Buckskin and French Slipper* CAPS AID UMBRELLAS large lot of new styles, Silk, Soft, glazc.l and thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 Parasols bought direct from' the Manufacturers, and will bo sold at very low piices, much under valtia. of evciy description in the above line called for. [El^-Our Goo Is are mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we are now opening with the determination to close them out immediately, at prices as low ns can be bought thin of Boston, and our motto will be this season, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. rrr_, , ROBINSON & HARDEN. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 8, 1859. 11 rr;wm **. .ft • 1. o1- CLOTH -- urnnmih^mmt .• pw®B®*.=jsss=#SS£: ***~S?S& 5*rssfr.*.— ** . , Store at the "« , done t0 order. ItEAWY J5S COSSTASTLV OS HASP. D>gyj,. MOO*. «• OO .wnuTll. AVW^IS ANOTHBn tw-NEW GOODS.-* NEW SHOE STOKE


ocr: HUH OUT HI TIE THE BELL, IS RINGING. NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHAEPEST. -AT the old stand, PETERS’ CORNER. The subscriber has just returned from Boston with the LARGEST and CHEAP LST stock of DR\ GOODS, and GROCERIES ever offered for sale in Ells worth. among which may be found, New Style DcLains, Plaids, Thibet*, Black Silk*. French, English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style, Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, lloserv of every kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN GOODS, and the best selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this market CROCHREr, CLASS AND HARD WARE, Farming Tools, Paints and Oils, Window Glass,Nails Garss Seed, Garden Seed ( ORN, I' LOl R and MEAL. Groceries of every kind, dec, iScc, «$’c. AH kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. W. PERKINS, I-Ollsworth. ^Vpril


ocr: NEW SHOE STOKE OPPOSITE THE ELLSWORTH HOUSE. T. WHITTIER, Offcn to hi# friend# and the public general* allarm aa. sortmeut of • -*# ■■ LADIES’, HISSES & CDILDEEXS, mm a mas, At great l)argains. B—They are not the Western made Boots and lb tug that have curried you from home so many ug»f , and then unable to return with you, but tin y are Custom Made, and will cost you no more than Wcatfrn made ones. Every thing sold warranted to give satisfaction. Mr. Whittier ft*els assured that hit several year# *iper i* nc«, in the Manufacturing business enables him to meet the wants of every customer. Also made to order every style, color and <{nality. Please call. SiUwonli, J iuk UUi ISM. 21(1


ocr: qillK subscriber is prepared to Card Wool and Weave A Cloth, such as SaUnett, Klaan.d, (plain or twilled) ^c., at the Factory, at Sowiesvillc, Mt. pewrt. Person* wishing to have their Wool carded into Roll* will leave it at the •tore of J. W. Wood, In Ellsworth. Prompt attention given to all business In his line and satisfaction guarantied. ISAAC SOMES. Mt. Pesert, June 13. 2m21 NEW SHOE STORE OPPOSITE THE ELLSWOKTH HOUSE. S. T. WHITTIER, Offers to hi* friends and the public generaly a Urge as sorUnent of LADIES’, MISSES & mm ^ 03D33, At great biirgains. N B—They are not the Western made Boots and Shoe* that have carried you from home so many times, and then unable to return with you, but they are Custom Made, and will cost you no more than Western made ones, Every thing sold warranted to give satisfaction. Mr. Whittier feel* assured that hi* several years exper ience, In the Manufacturing business enables him to meet the wants of every customer. Also made to order every s-yie, color aud qnality. Please call. Ellsworth, June 13th 1959. 21tf w-NHWGO(Tl)S.-« M Ili L BELTINGS, LACINGS, BELT HOOKS. Ac fpIIE undersigned has received a consignment of the J. L ARQ KST STOCK t)V MILL BELTINGS IN BANGOIl, Embracing all widths of the famous Rhode Island LEATHER BELTINGS! —AND— New York Premium RUBBER BELTINGS!! Up to 12 Inches, and Lacing* and UcU-IIooks in great varieties —Also— guu sides, middle nnu uverweigni, XEW YORK SOLE EE4TIIER. CORDOVA, SLAUGHTER, AND KIP I PPKK LKATAKK; French and American Calf Skins ! OK ALL WKIGATS. — ALSO — Ha**r.*s L utio h, ami n very large Skat or Chaise.Top Leatheii, average 30 feel per Mile, Al*», a Prime, Fresh Stock of BOOT, SHOES & SHOE STOCK, TOOLS AND FINDINGS. For Ml* egtrrmely low f«»r rash at my old stand. No. 55 West Market Square BANGOR. u. p. mi.irwiv June 10th. 3m 30 NOTICE TO V E S S E L OWNERS. 1*11 K subscriber informs the public that hr has on hand and keep constantly for tale. Tar, Pitch, Timber and all the matciials for repariug vessels. Boats, on hind for sale. Also, old ones repair <1 at shor notice. Ash Oars. Yard near Tisdal*'s wharf ISAAC M. GRANT. Ellsworth. May 30 1839. 6m. 19 Carpets. Jl'ST RECEIVED a Large Assortment Woolen, Oilcloth Hemp and C*>tt*-n Carpets. t f 11 DARWIN N. MOOR A Co. "closing up. fPlIK business formerly carried on ur ^ der the firm ofS. Padelford, A Co., still Continue, in order to settle all acounts be- onging theieto. Therefore, all persons indebted o the sai l concern, by note or account, arc request cd to make immediate payment. 14tf 5. PADELFORD A CO Freedom Notice. KNOW all men by these presents, that I, the do hereby relinquish to my daughter, Amity Gray Lampher, the time *.f her minority, will claim none of earnings nur pay any debts of tier contracting After date. STEPHEN LANPHEU Signed in preeenceof <**o. A. Lskk. Buckspnrt, June 23d, 1839. 3w33 Notice. II’IIKREA?. Hannah H&nvr my wife has left my home ’ * and gone to parts unknown pi me, this is to fur bid any on*.* trusting or harboring h-r <-n mv account. JONATHAN IIAMOR Eden, June. 13th 1839 2- 3w. Notice of Foreclosure. On the fourteenth day <*f November A. I» 1*56, Thomas C. Crrhore and Cordelia II. On-bore *.f Berlin t'-.unty, of Marquelta ami Stale "f Wi»o<»n*in, by their dee«l ofm*>rt gage duly executed and recorded, conveyed to the sub scriber the following described r*-il estate, situated iti Ells - worth. b> wit beginiug »t th* N*>rth-West c>*rr er of a lot of land conveyed by Joshua W Hathaway t*> G*-o. Parch er. thirty-five fort Westerly from the th* c >rner formed by the >*uth line <>f Main Street and the We*t hr.. ||;»n c -ck Street, th- nc* Westerly on Mam Street forty feet. thence at right angles S>»uther;y seventy-five fo* t t . a passage wav. thence at right angles Easter y par«*l> 1 with Main Street r*»rt v feet, thence Northerly on the \V- «t hoe of said P.irch*T I -t seventy-five feet to the place .f begm ingj the condition * f said mortgage not hav ing been c >m plied with I hereby f. recl**se the same fur condition bro- SEWALI. LAKE. Bucksport, June 17th 1S59. 3w 22. Notice of Foreclosure. WHEREAS. Th-wnaa A Mil-* *f Brnoksvllle, In the County uf Hancock, on the 19th of Octolier A. D by hi* mortgage deoil of that date, recorded in the llancx'k Registry Vol. loO page 1** conveyed to the ■ubacrtlier of Franklin in the County aforesaid, a certain parcel of la ml situated in Br"ok*ville, aforesaid, and now occupied by the said Mile*; (reference t.» said 1 eed and record may be had fora pirticular description « f the •amel and whereas the condition contained in said mort gage Via* been broken, I claim to foreclose the same, and hereby give notice a* bv Statute require*!.


ocr: I, STOCKBRIDGE will sell DRY GOODS, West 1 ■ dis deeds, BOOTS and SHOES, QUITS LOW. PLEASE CALL. LEATHER STORE. 7l9f West Market Square, Bangor. Sole Leather, Oak, Ilemlook and Slaughter. Harness Leather, Oak, Half Oak and Hemlock. Upper Leather, * Slaughter, Wax, Hemlock and Oak Cordova, Kip, Patna Kip and Shavings. Calf Skins, French and American. Linings and Bindings, Fancy, White and Kussett, and apron skius for Blacksmiths. Kid and Goat Skins, French Kid, Curacoa, Cape, Sandwich Island*, Tampico. Bronte and Glove. Seat and Collar Leather, Enamelled, Dash. Picker and Lace Leather, Buck, Moose and Patna. Shoemakers’ Tools, Harrington’s, Coburn’s, Moran A Fulton’s, Bald win’s, Morehouse’s and Ames’Shoe Knives, Skiv ing, Sole Leather, Clicker, and Paring Knives; Howard’s Hammers; Harrington’s, Cobh’*, Pack ard’s and Snell’s Heel Shaves; Haggle's Shankj I.asters; Allerton's, Woodward’s, Titus’, NickoU King's, Foxon A Brook’s' and Mecuen’s Awls; Field's Zinc, Iron and Steel, slim, stout and over stout Nails; Shoe Tacks and Hound Heads, Site • Sticks, Knife .Straps, Burnishers, Peg Wheels, Bottom and Blacking Brushes, Welt Knives, Rahn Files, Double Irons, Colts, Hound Stick*. Shoulder Sticks, French Wheels, Kit Files, Welt Trimmers, Sand Stone, A*k insas Stone, Lasts and Shoe Pegs, Boot Forms, B x.t Trees and Feet, Peg Jacks, Skiv ing Machines, Shoe and Boot Blocks and Pat terns. Shoe Findings, Shoe Duck, Shoe Binding, Galloon, Black Ball, Edge Blacking, Boot Webbing, Oxalic Acid, Gum Tragacanth, Bristles, Shoe Threads Laces, and Varnish. 23


ocr: and Varnish. 23 New and Large Stock OF subscriber baa just returned from n with the largest stock of Jewelry _a Ellsworth. Also, Fancy Articles, Cutlery, Ttys, and every other thing usually kept in a store o! the kind. His friends and the public, are invited to exam inc this stack. Z. SMITH. Ellsworth, June 22d, 1859. 22tf ON CONSIGNMENT. Sides Pure Philadelphia Oak HARNESS LEATHER, which will be sold at 3? j cts. per lb. Additions received weekly. Also a very full stock of OAK AND HEMLOCK, SOLE Sl UPPER LEATHER, French and American CALF SKINS, from 1 to 6 lbs. An extensive variety of Shoe Tools, and Findings. Also just received 1,000 feet of those Superb RUBBER AND LEATHER Mill Boltings, together with a full fresh assortment of BOOTS A SHOES, Ac., Ac. For sale Extromly low at my Old Stand, 65 West Market Square, Bangor. 22 2m E. P. BALDWIN. Bruce’s IN’e\v York TYPEFOUNDEY Ha* now on hand an immense stock of Roman Type, Fancy Tpye, Copperplate Script, German Type. Music Typ", Ornaments, Chess and Checker Type, B«> ders, lira** ami Metal Rules, Leads, lit as* and Electro Circles ami Ellipses, Labor Saving Rules. Corner Quad*, Metal Fur niture, Ac., Ac. The types are all cast by steam power fr«>*n the hard metal peculiar to this f»undary. The uuequalrd rapid i ty in the process of casting enables me to sell these more durable types at the lowest prices of ordinary types, cither for cash or credit. PriMM, Wood Type, Ink a. Cues, Sticks, •to., furnished at the manufacturer's lowest prices. A specimen pamphlet id Fonts of Letter* only, and price*, ■tailed to printing offices, on thi receptiou of seven cents, 'to pre-pay the | ...stage, Printers of Newspapers who chooce to publish this ad vertisement, including this note, three times before the 1st day rf August. 18-VJ, and forward me one of the pa per*, will to allowed their bills, at the time of making a purchase from me of five tunes the amount of my inanu Uciorti. Address OEOROE BRUCE, 13 Chambers St., New York. 22 3w The Fsad Kxtate for Sale! rpnis estate, comprising 230 acres of Tillage, Grazing 1 and Wood Land, will he sold at a bargain, either en tire or divided into lots, to suit purchasers. The House, with surrounding grounds consisting of four acres, will be sold together. Ndreskleace in Ellsworth Is more beautifully lueated.— There art* wariv valuable and sightly house lots on Q.e es tate -, also «'-«*. farming land. For particulars inquire of Da. F, F. BANGER, Bangor, or A. F. DRINK WATER, Esq. Ellsworth.. Ellsworth, June 16, 1839. An 31 WANTED. By the subscribers at their mill in Ellsworth, 100 Corda White Birch. White Maple. Beech Rock Ma pie, anff Yellow Birch Stave Wood, S5 44 Spruce and I'ins “ Eft 44 Cedar, •* “ 2ft 41 Beach and White Birch for Bucket Hoops. L. B. ULMER A Co. Ellsworth, June 13, ISA*. 21 tf. 6E0. F. DUNN, J os! returned from Bofton with a NEW STOCK OF JBWUB ¥. 8fUinf mt Raducad Pricaa, CAMEO Pins and Ear Drops to match, from |3 to ft Hi Goldstouc 44 44 3 to 10 Coral 44 •* 4 to 10 /lorlntins 4 4 44 1 to 10 Roman Moelas 44 *• S to 10 Gold Pins of al) styles, Ladies and Gents Sieve Buttons, Ladies Gold Guard Chain, Gents Vest Chains, Gold and Silver. Gold and Silver Watetos. Alee, Seeood hand Watches from $3 1-2 to $i. war. ranted to keep good time. -Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and war all# June IS. ISM


ocr: Ron*, Cloves, Nutmeg, UitiUiimon. he Cream* Jellies, Soups '■ I of th«-v» Extracts consists in their Perfect Purity :mdGroat Strength. They are entirely free from the poisonous niis and acids which enter into the composition of many of the factitious fruit flavors now in the market. They are highly concen trated, have all the freshness and d* licac.v of the fruits from which they are prepared, and are less expensive. Joseph Bui nett k Co., Manufacturers and Proprietors, Boston. For sale by the trade generally. Or Cathartic Lozenges. A mild and efficacious and palata- j kMe remedy for Constipation of tii« j I Ibowku», IIahit’ ai. Costivenf-hs, I Him mts and IVf.kvocs Sick Hkad ACHK. Tor various forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Distress of Food after eating. For Pints, Fi.atvi>:st r, iNArrtvrrv nr titk Livkr, Bii.l iors Avvwtioss. They do not irritate nr weaken, or cause pain In the stomach, like m.-t pills nod cathartic liqwidt, but assist nature by strength' titng tie* process of digestion. For all purpose s of a Family Medutne. For , ■» any slight disorder of the stomach. F r Children they are admirably adapted, being simple and safe. HADE BY JOHN I BROWN A .SON, BOSTON. Sold by all druggists at 2i cents per box. GEORGE L. STKAHNS, * Manufacturer of PATENT IMPROVED LEAD PIPE,I Pare Block Tin Pipe, Sheet Lead, and Lead Pipe Lined with Tin. Dealer in Copper and Iron Pumps, Hydraulic Hams. A* No. 120 Milk Street, Uoston. TER RET & MARINE (1,01 K CO.. 5 13 WaO.r Slrct, lioshui, Muss. Manufacture, and ar prt pur''d to fiirnidi at short notice, CRANK’S I'ATKNT ESCAPEMENT TOW I It CLOCK, The Patent Cut vers* I CW-k, indhating the time on any number uf diale, throughout a l.. J • • F.t ■ I capeimiit Fire A!arm At-* II mi. , Ot!., I ,r. Matin**, and NVafrh Clocks, nud Its'putUs-* Also— A r«*nt* #<>r the sale of Church m*l uh* r ki ,»l« ■ ■( p p .. <-ho F. W \ l.KF.R. Ag't S. G. SIM l*KINS, XNir.T? [x sale au extensive asssitmet. f ACCOUNT BOOKS, . Letter Copying Presses. Copying Books, C u itmg House and ScVxl:*'. iti *m ’ >. \ •. 132 State Stisret, .... R..-t* v. *~RICHARD30N S NEW METHOD FOU rriIK 1MANO J’ulM'I*;, the author of “ The Modern S*-h **d,” is ..dipt I to all grade* of tuition, ami *:• n.Minwe all lb** \ a Inal I* l a' a: of previous works with Ad litions. Re. i>> - u 1 1 : ; r •. • - tnentf. T«v« Kdittns are published. * V’ m ami theutfu-r with Foreign Fumpt . i’r * i r*. exipt of which a copy » ill b - ul In Puhtislied l.y OLIV hit DITmCN \ • i A. W. POLLARD, -It.if trier, I .D Military, Itr^alia \ Tlii-atrical lit) tills. The most perfect aa-ortm* f »r.v P t r : i N.-v K ..It:,!.* BANNER.", n.AtiS, .MILITARY CLmTH", And friimai:, - : r •>. n Equestri.ut i« »>dJ. ,. ;• u ... :• v - , i t _-r .* y.iri «tjT iuu*t4utl,v 'i r..l M i- . i i 'l ,i , P. AU*» puL iJlt r •>( U - V| . ■ M • . , by U W. Chase, tu 1 . ],. I'Inl Urgn-r*. m tnuilia, • »•.»'. . j ..1-... •! graving'. VVIioW*l< 1 ..! r ^ No.U Court Si., Boston, Mass. aiAKLLS t ol*i;i \M). CONFI K Ti< >N l A l 85 A 87 Court Street, Boston. Conruntly on haisl tlr i--'t 1. t r»iun,t • » Pi u\\ • Coi f-, (lun A be found in .1 lir«t ct»M Sal.* n Houiropatliir llixtks ami Mrtliriiu-s For Phyrlci.nn. !>• . •••ti • it -A• .1 , t r . r, Pa iuli* •Uo tiiiyl*.- rtiii'«li PL..; 14ph1c.ini P!»....< .. rii * The Writing* • 1 » d nb r g, 1 ai I Fhil-w •pl.irAl.t ;.-!L -r» tl..- <• .tl.i-cr il writings *»f t ■' Vw r Lurch. I 1 - : »■! i «.»i • .mil r> t.iil f.y uTI* CLAPP, d AS'.i . L . .. L . S . It s , . \| . r. PATCH & CO., SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, j of •:vt-ry d-"iv.|.:. 11 11(v;mark-1 Sj , c. r < ar <!oim St..lioston. The Huston Faucet Company, Opposito Uevere Ilou^e, Boston, ^ Mam r v« ii ukk? - f p .. ..1 r-.m pr»*d-n I'lUCils, • f i»i| y , | ,r, „u.l lifer 1 ul»[r.. H t»u-r ' ! -sr-l*. II ...• P.|. II I s..|„I and Water On - A ■ (eg Iher with* f Btta-M YV k and I 1 MmKuu. HLV.il PLATIN', t • ,1 ui 1 - ntr. A.s ■ n. U. ; . nir. p, ,! I,.un|» Work. . ... kln.l». ni'- u lii.c K ' il'i.i. IUi I.hH Las liar:,- i ea.', km j, 1 . id il.tr). ■ *; |!nu,‘t«*t Shad*: rU-i-s niij f..v- (1 sty 1- A A % Auction ! Auction !! If y " «- »h t- ■-«■ur » -• >1 .• TlW Kif" Fr s f Watches, Clx;ka, Jewelry, Cut lery, Fancy Goods, <*e., ic. N• . UI Ktvi.Pti. IIa 1.1. >yt'.var, BuStox. Oot>l« at | rivat.- 'ai. , . .1 „ j,nc •. 1KA B. SHAW, • X> : A1 ' i: I f roici'.iuN ,v no .it 'i n rid it. C- nft-cii. tirr. A- II ! I ■ » . k; . ir4. N'o. 1 IlKDMf'IM.II - I KK1 1. - ! ■ ■ \ Void Leaf & t oil. Ili-iit 1 -t *» Plate, 11; i : and si ii ,di ; 1 v. Manufsetur- 1 by 1.0 i'll liOP v TO i. MAN, 10 llarvitfi l \ 1 .. s ■ > 1 ( , , M l«l and r A--.iy ! u. I V|. . ..( AgontB Wanted 1 fl’O irav.l . i 4 •. • , r - |* 1 I' -n I* il.ir >1 , ' . . 1 , . . Booth »llh all txjietu--* A.| lr- ... v ;• , . 1 'I li Aufihi t \ 1 . ».* No. 4 W d. . km , it -• . M.m. WILBOHS COMPOUND OF . PURE COD LIVER 01 •nd In are { . U ho f->r !in i 11 the .1 e ut He bly It new Sir


ocr: Black Silks. Another largo Invoice of Rich and low priced Black Silks. Waterloo Shawls. This day received direct from the Agents, one package of Rich and desirable style Wattcrloo Shawls, comprising styles found only at our store. LADIES' CLOTHS. of 10 different styles, of the all wool, cotton and wool, Water proof Repellants, Tricot Flannel Cloths Ac. All of the above named articles,wc can show the largest and best assortment of colors and styles to be found in this county, and will be sold at astonishing low pri ces for CASH. ROBINSON A HARDEN. Ellsworth, Oct. 7th, 1859. 37tf. REMOVAL. S. T. WHITTIER, tuts removed to the store formerly occupied by ROBINSON HARDEN, Main St., where ho will continue to manufacture, and keep constantly on hand, a large assortment of LADIES/ MISSES AND CHILDREN’S, BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, : with and without heels, of different kinds vit :— Kid, Goat, Aloroco and French calf Boots and Shoes, pegged and sewed, with kid and serge slippers of various colors. All of which will be Warranted to be as good an the 1 e8t,an<l may be bought at lower pri cea for cosh than can be bought elsewhere. Also, may be found a good assortment of CUSTOM MADE THICK BOOTS, from one of the best manufactories in the State. Gents fine Calf Boots made to order, and warren ted, by a workman not to be surpass ed by any in Maine. Mr. Whittier feels assured that his several years experience in the Boot and Shoe Manufactory business, both in this State ami Massachusetts, enables him to meet the wants of every customer. Please call and examine, nimrorth, Oet. 1,1«5», 37tf.


ocr: a 3 State Street, Boston. BURNETT’S HJPKRIOB EXTRACT* —or— Lemon, Peach, Rose, Orange, Celery, Cloves, Ginger. Vanilla, Nutmeg, Nectarine, Almond, BOR FLAVORING CvAfartf.*, Piet, Blank Mange, Ice Creams Jellies, Gravies, Ac., Ac. The superiority of these Extracts consists iu their Perfect Purity and Great Strength. They are entirely free from the poisonous oils and which enter into the composition of many of the fruit flavors now in the market. They are highly concen trated, have all the freshness and delicacy of the from which they are prepared, and are less expensive. Joseph BuinettA Co., Manufacturers and Boston. For sale by ihc trade generally. Or Cathartic A mJld and efficacious and palata ble remedy for Constipation of '.tOWEI.S, llAHITtAL Bll.LIOia AND NtRVOt S bint Hkau _ ACM. For various forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn Distress of Food after eating. For Pilr*. Flatilbncv, Inactivity tub Liver, Bill ior» Afkmtions. They do not irritate or weaken, cause pain in the stomach, like most pills and liquids, but assist nature by strengthening the process digestion. For all purposes of a Family Medicine. any slight disorder of the stomach. For Children they admirably adapted, taring simple and safe. MADE BY JUIIN I. BROWN A SON, BOSTON. Soid by all druggists at 25 cents per box. GEORGE L. STEARNS, ~ Manufacturer of PATENT IMPROVED LEAD Pure Block Tin Pipe, Sheet Lead, and Lead Pipe Lined with Tin. Dealer in Copper and Iron Pumps, Hydraulic Rams, Ac. No 129 Milk TURRET & .MARINE CLOCK (0„ 5 4' 13 Water Street, Boston, Mass. Manufacture, and are prepared to furnish at short CRANE’S PATENT ESCAPEMENT TOWER CLOCK, The Patent Universal Clock, indicating the time on any number of dials, throughout a building. Th'. Fa tent Es capement Fire Alarm. Ab<>—House, Office. Calendar, Marine, and Watch Clucks and Regulators. for the sale of Church and other kinds of Bells. GKO F. WALKER, Ag’t. S. G SI M l'K I NS, Off- rs for sale an extensive asasrtment of M fN A IN II NIT n A A li C HUVVWI1 9 Letter Copying Presses, Copying Books, Counting Hour: and School Stationery. 4c. 132 Statu Sthekt, .... Boston._ RICHARDSON S NEW METHOD p'OIt THK I’l.VN'O FOIiTE, By tlie author of “ Th** Modern School,” is adapted to all grades of tuition, and combines* all the valuable features of previous works w ith Additions. Revisions and Improve ments. Two Editions are published, one with American and the other with Foreign Fingering. Price $3, on re ceipt of which a copy w ill be sent by mail, post-paid. Published by OLIVER DITSON 4 CO., Boston. a. wTpollard, — Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in—— Military, Itegalia & Theatrical lino,Is. The most perfect assortment of any estallishtncei in New England. BANNERS, FLAGS, MILITARY CLOTHS, And Trimmings for the same. Equestrian Good-, Jewels, Rosettes. Star-, in grent vari ety constantly on hind. Masonic and Military Also publisher of Webb’s Masonic Monitor, p->cket edition, by G W. Chase, in Tuck’s best inorocco—and the Three First Degrees, in muslin, l>eautifui!y illustrated with en gravings. Wholesale and retail. No.6 Court St., Boston, Mass. CHARLES COPELAND, CONFECTIONER. 85 & 87 Court Street, Boston. Constantly on hand the best Ice t ream, Cakes, Confectionery, 4c. A complete supp.y of everything be found in a first class Saloon. ii«itii‘0|»alhie Bonks anil For Physicians; Domestic Books and Cases for also single remedies. Phonographic and Phonetic The writings of Emanuel Swedenborg, Theological Philosophical, together with the collateral writings of New (. hurt'll. For sale wholesale and retail by CLAPP, 3 Albion Building, Beacon St. Boston Mass ~ C. PATCH & UO.r Manufacturers of SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES. of every description. Ilaymarkct Sy , cor. Charhxlou'n The Boston Faucet Company, Opposite Revere House, Boston, MANl FA'Tl RKIUJ of »ell-clo-ing, Plug and Com pression Faucets, i f ail varieties; Force an I j Pumps, Water Cl -sets, Hose Pipes. Hose land Water Gauges, and Cocks for do., dtcaiu Valves \r ! together with all kinds of Brash Work an 1 l .'1.1THIIAL.V SILVER PLATING doiw in the b.*t mar iner. Also nrumtarturers of W^orlc. of I kinds, including K-iosene, Coal Gil, Fluid and G is Burn I eas. Limp Stands, Chain and il.irp Hangings, Shade Clasps (improved style) 4e 4c. Auction! Auction!! j If yr.u wi«li to secure a good bargain go to I EveningSales of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut , lory, Fancy Goods, &c., &c. No. 40 Fan tut l Hall .Square, Boston. j Goods at private sale at auction prices. lit A 11. SHAW, DEALER ttf ; I'OltCK^ A; DU flINTIC: I'It T | Confectionery 4c. Hot Tea and Coffee »t al hours. | No. 5 LKG.MFILLI* STHKLT, Um.'TuN'. (•old k i oil, l)riiti>t’* WIR K A X D SOLD KIv, Manufactured by LOTHROP dt lu Harvard Plarr, vjtp. Old South ('hur-h, Huston. Gold and Silver Assayed and Melted. Agents Wanted, i ' I ’O travel and solicit subscribers f»r Atwater’s 1 Fifteen Dollar Sewing Machines. Salary $3b month with all expenses pal I. Address, witt -tamp


ocr: | ' COPPER IIP SHOES, —FOR— YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CJIILDREIST, XIX West Market Square, BANGOR. M1LLETT & BANOS, Proprietors of the right to manu facture ami sell COPPER TIP SHOES, In the Counties of PENOBSCOT, AROOSTOOK, excepting the towns of Newport, Dixinont, 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 p lease discontinue the same after this date, (March 21st,) as any infringement of our rights will be prosecuted to the fuUest extent of the law. Town Rights lor Sale. March 21st, 1859. 10 SASH, BOOBS, BLINDS 4-f. 20,000Lights Sash, various sixes. 6,000 do do primed and glased of all dimensions on hand and made to order, of best Kiln dried lumber. ALSO 50,000 turned Stair Balusters, and Fence Pales for sale very lew by THEODORE PAINE. No. 14 City Point Exchange Street, Bangor. 6w 11 HATHAWAY A LANQDON, DIALtftj IE FLOUR & GRAIN, No. 6. INDIA STREET. (OPPOSITB TUB CUSTOM HOCSI.) boston. ABBOTT A 8ARGENT.' Wholesale Grocers* AMO ISA LEES IE Clear*, NateaCMMry Fr*4atc, 4fec« 75 A 77 Broad street Boston. TBRIta CASH- 1,» pinnsTi ■" HANGINGS. 2000 BOLLS s" s‘>l« U*PM Uu|iin ft*m Mm Tort h4 Bo«.o, ud lor Ml* ,hj Imp k; M. HAIR.1 *


ocr: tfc Co’s ARRANGEMENT. TAYLOB W<’CI»fO«J TO EXPRESS their express during the Winters FOR BOSTON every Mor Mornings, via llampder Belfast, Camden, Rockland n. RETURNING. every Monday and Wednet v»a the above named places. leave Bang r for Boston direct b; Vedneso.iv Morning, and froii direct every Friday Morning evening*. OF MESSENGERS ON THE attended to with care. Monej ferwaml »« u?ual Cullection: t Exchange procured ou ENGLAND SCOTL AN I>. cases receipts for mouey sent by thii be returned. BOSTON. No. 11. <tat« Street. BANGOR. No. 3. Strickland’s Blwcx. ON THE KOI TE. WAflflATT; Fa*xsro*T-~O * PTI^RY O. EELS. Bllfaat—I». I> llN*. i avpk>—J W K NORWOOD; II OK1JRAN: JACKSoV Hr K?7V«T—-U VY WHITE ft CttMUAKLAlN, Ell*wears CRANE A Co. 25. 1559. 60 chambbFlaxn \ A BARTON. MastrrACTrikts • r Door*. Sa»h. Blind*. Wla daw Frame*. TaMew, k,uk«, Bureau*, Desks, Andsther kinds at fum - ture. COFFINS Suue. IVon«»o Joiiirrin?, A 90 JOB BO UK VARIOUS KINDS, AND ALL KINDS OF TRIMMING* of BuildiaiW. a» abort notice ar.J th*.. tiny cau tx Jane by hand-laN r. I’lanril ft Fitted. ALL MS ha Of « SAWiaO Post* turned. and fitted up a lot nf Machinery ford' of»-rk. and hating had much ex *f tl.u.k it * id b*. (or the adva - f rthe above k :i >li nf w-rW, to call examine f-»r tliemselves. Street r>*-ar Pine Stn-et. Machinery at vwi.eti ' y i'ol John Bn* a C. E. P. CHAMBERLAIN. CHARLES II. BARTON. li. l?5rf. tf T r.T'IHK—YuUXG’5 GREAT PHYSIO b*mc a Pr.vat* Irvruot.r for Mar *h*'*- about to marry, both male and fe c ■; cermag the j.hysi .Igy and re la s.stem. ui.il ihe i»r <durtion t preven itH'i'iding .m the i. a d>c v-rvs never i E' _• oh Linguae*. by MM Y'»l NG. a valuable a: i interesting w rk. It language for the general reader, and 1* engravings. .*11 Young marry d j»- .pie. marriage. and 1 .wing the lea.': im life, should read tl.is book. ltd;* every one should !»e .ic«iuaiut<-il with.— that must Ik1 locke : up. and not lie about }..• v. )i t> am "Tp- the receipt ( Ad.ir-ss PR MM Y<»l MG, >\.. 416 above F arth, Philadelphia. 45 AND HAPPINESS SECURED. who are suffering: from the ef can Re surely uud permaueut* using the CURE OR V I T A. 33 . of great and certai i Power. is put up »n small vial*, and can be any address. A trial will t»Hti*fy. and v< u will experience a /rea' containing lull particulars, application, price, per b dt'.c #1 last a nr nth. remedy i.« suitable for either sex CRCGER, Medical Agent, Brosulwny, M'W % ork. C (i. PECK. Agent, Ellsworth. x i: w SHOP 1 ha« returned to Ellsworth, and p in his old building, (up stairs) he happy to see old customers, or h p- - by strict attention to his by untiring efforts to satisfy the of customer*, to merit, and tu «ha e of patronage. pay particular attention to Sham and dre«sinsr children's hair Ac. rders with him tuay have their and hair dressed at their h.-n e*. M''-E- CARNEY. Pec 15th, SALE R G A 1 X ! Hil alt — .. g \a!': |»p»f«er* ». »* i ■•1.7,1.g lotheMer with all the appurtenant* • - u . I»»c;, - -wd. t-v'ether *ith the mill m-r. ;u >*-r. :%c Huu*e an«l Wharf, do call of land on Water Ktreot. called ir.' iu1 ng part 4 B C with wharf dw*-, r e hous-s. *w -'j'H *•..! .*»»«•- • hou*»e and lot on Court u.c LUivietl ll. o*« •«! ruam n-ruiHed by Ticket Lot No. 30, in Town square. pry « I he a .Id in parcej to suit pur the it,. -t ..lieral term* inquire of the subscriber at Ellsworth AK.No W IS WELL. I*W 4Stf LEX I. ESTATE AT AUO TION. from the Judge of Probate, the sell at ancti n < n Wednesday the neat, at one o'clock P. M. at hia rth. so much M the real estate own late Henry S. Jones, late of Ells County of Hancock, deceased, includ cf d< ser, together with sundry second by mortgage, as will be the deman .« agr.inst the estate and incidental charges, to wit. d dollars; said estate consists ol lots and pasture land. want of a h use lot in Ellsworth, oi investing m-riey in real estate will chance. It w ill be sold in lots U land may be teen at the r.ffio PARCIIEB, Adra’r. Dt Bern* won. April 27, ]H03. far Timing Hirtrs CHROVODR OMLTOR, TH.U'V A CO.. WALTHAM. M A££-, have invec Tim in* Horse* which performs with accuracy never before attained. A draw sent on application at Waltham, e n., Bosom, or w> A Applets patent has been applied for, flhvf Shades —AND— RAPED new lot, just reewived by M BALM The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort* nient 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 larva assort* ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and ** * oTH CA*®eTS- papeb «gsS*gs2Ss‘ , . 4t mvW «nA V'a^.on. fro™ Sa.h. OU*»-» clolbe. I i»» "T"* Fence Fosisi S.««» Ht‘*!«>U‘«,l8\}^\x\,. B»»n,sterA* and M»« . plNS BE A®yiU. Jf£sE- ON - *«*• * co * tin 11 20. 1959. i;U.sivoivrU. Ai nil. !!LOOK OUT FOB TIB BMS1NB!! T II E B E L L IS HI i\ G I N G 7 **-NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST | AT TTTE OLD STAND, PETERS’ CORNER. : The mi) scr'ber ha« just returned from Boston with the LXRO’ST and CIIFM’ ES I' stuck of DRV GOODS, and GROCERIES ever offered for sale in Fils' worth, among which may be found. New Style Del.atns. Plaids. Thibcts Black Silks, French. English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style. Shawls. Watch Spring Skirts of the la test s'.y le, Flannels, Gloves, iiosery of cvry kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN GOODS, and the best selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever off.red in this marks1' £R0&£EIJTt GLASS 'AND HARD WARE, Farconv° vt'<ini" a',ldw'r!.\ 'V‘",lo'v G|ass,Nsil, Gars, Seed, Garden Seed A 11 *1 * R^*s LOL It anJ MfcAL. Groceries of every kind, dec, dec, d-c All kinds ol country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. W. PERKINS. Ja.Ilswortlx, April 40,1859. t: (o\ o v i k (' o > o ji v! The undersi ned have the ri^ht lo MAKE AND SELL MITCIIELS PATENT.M ETA L 1C TIPPED SHOES, in and fur the towns of ELLSWORTH. EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, a*->.i>uuv. iX| EDEN, MT. DESERT, i TREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES. MARIAYILLE, AMHERST. AURORA. AND OTIS. I Traders in any of the above named towus can ' be supplied with a superior article of COPPOK tipped shoes A AND HAVE THE right granted them to sell, by calling at our Manufactory in Holmes’ building, or on Ob as. McDonald at the Mutual More, next below the Ellsworth House. X B. A saving of 100 per cent. i« guaranteed to all who purchase the COPPER TIPPED BHOES, or in other words, one pair with tips is warranted to wear as lung as two pairs without. CAUTION. All person* are hereby rationed against making | or selling the above described shoe.as any infringe ment on our right will be prosecuted with the ut most rigor. J. S. A \V. ODER. Ellsworth, April 8th, 1859. t f. 11 GIRLS'WATTED. Girls wanted at 5. Pad ,(,ri k CVs. None but good , workman sppljr. SPRINGS SUMMER. THE VERY BEST STOCK OK r* i,1«> Hp.'idv-mado CIOTIIIK, rvrr offend I . lU pul.ilc, m-.i.u'.clarwi exprmilj ' lor the bust class V w hugtaud K» tail Trad*. THIS STOCK CONSISTS01 SPBINCI OVEBCOAT8. BUSINESS COATS, BUSINESS SUITS, PANTS and VESTS all m»nuf»eturtd from the BEST MATERIALS HOUGH MANXERVLE''' “J ‘h‘ TU°; W ARRANTED SIPERIOR itock of Heady •mad* Clothing ever offered in Boston. LA*QE AND BUSOANT STOCK OP CLOTHS. CAS8IMEHES, DOE SKIN’S, VESTINGS. * MADE TO ORDER in the most s‘yli*h and workmanlike manner. Prices uniformly low for Cash. J. W. SMITH & CO. Dock Square, cor. Elm Street, BOSTON. Boston, April I, 1859. u. 3 mo,. u DURHAM <$• SARGENT, • VCCEMOR, TO n*RT ATERT. Gewral Herr lusts, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALERS IM mm Tumi ©asm SHIP CHANDLERY & STORES, NO 105 COMMERCIAL 'TREKT. HEAD OF COMMERCIAL WHARF, !JoJu&.j BOSTON. COPPER IIP SHOES, —FOR— YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CJIILDREIST, XIX West Market Square, BANGOR. M1LLETT & BANOS, Proprietors of the right to manu facture ami sell COPPER TIP SHOES, In the Counties of PENOBSCOT, AROOSTOOK, excepting the towns of Newport, Dixinont, 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 p lease discontinue the same after this date, (March 21st,) as any infringement of our rights will be prosecuted to the fuUest extent of the law. Town Rights lor Sale. March 21st, 1859. 10 SASH, BOOBS, BLINDS 4-f. 20,000Lights Sash, various sixes. 6,000 do do primed and glased of all dimensions on hand and made to order, of best Kiln dried lumber. ALSO 50,000 turned Stair Balusters, and Fence Pales for sale very lew by THEODORE PAINE. No. 14 City Point Exchange Street, Bangor. 6w 11 HATHAWAY A LANQDON, DIALtftj IE FLOUR & GRAIN, No. 6. INDIA STREET. (OPPOSITB TUB CUSTOM HOCSI.) boston. ABBOTT A 8ARGENT.' Wholesale Grocers* AMO ISA LEES IE Clear*, NateaCMMry Fr*4atc, 4fec« 75 A 77 Broad street Boston. TBRIta CASH- 1,» pinnsTi ■" HANGINGS. 2000 BOLLS s" s‘>l« U*PM Uu|iin ft*m Mm Tort h4 Bo«.o, ud lor Ml* ,hj Imp k; M. HAIR.1 *