ocr: 1359. L'a ll 1859. WINTER STYLES. E. I). Sll.lW&CO. Tin* in" juM returned from IF.don, invito tin* j i l * * • t . 11 ■ •: i ot thoir friends find cu>t..im rs to their New, K\ien MV E Moi k ,,y m I L ! FI E R Y AND FANCY (lOODS. Tim Hr d \ i' M-d ;ri | r.. "ii.lote r>-• ill the i' unity, euitipi j-iih: the u ual laru-ty of I'i n ' -nM >Va.r eupK.ai. l 11. ad lhv».- id all va» rietUn. IVIQURNINS GOODS of all kil I', Infai ' li Mr ' •• -Merles, t' .liars, S tt ?!••• V'«, I'aii.l-. I.,-" .> •. ! Kd.'iThread, lasfo > nt.i l "(• 'ii 1 l_ • * T| imnii- u PI!• 1 0 . ’. I', V • Its, t,-*' ' > It U H , lKlfc. liauiulelts. \e.,Ae. lionets Bleached at the short' -t possil.le n..i • Ord.-r* from n.dd-.l >rin.r town* attended to a* usual with promptne*' and d".'j*a,eh. The*uti■ Irisioi>. | up a BAR BE B. 3-H0 P , in hi* new Fuiluin - .jw.-t ah vrthu FI Ifwortli House,Vhero ho will I. • happy to wait on <*u>tu rners lit all time*, piv in" tin; ,l, in “ ,nU-tue,” and the lu>hrmnhlr “ . ut.,‘ to all eu.-toinrrs. The putiouape .d tuu puldir .linted. N. 1> A Room over my ollico to let 43 A. S.YJITU.


Ellsworth American. [volume]

ocr: FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. CORN, PORK. &c. VLAZIF, LORO & CHAMBERLAIN, UAVK just rccefvid i largo lot of Freah Ground Hour direct iroin New York, consisting of ticncfloe, Extra and XX. Michigan, Extra and XX. Ohio, Extra and XX. Indiana, Extra and XX. Wisconsin, Extra and ^ XX. and St. Louie, XXX. all of the above was '•artfully s.lected aud is ground from the best quality of Wheat. Also, Yellow sind White Corn. direct from Norfolk. \Te have on hand a large |,>t of I»ork, Lard, Cheese, Botins, Molasses, Sugars of all kinds,Sou. and Oolong Tim’s, Cof foe. Bice, Sah ratus, Soap, Candles, Tobacco, SpicnH, &«., X **., &c. All of which wo will sell as low or lower, than any other concern in Ellsworth, or as low as any in Bangor. We sell for Cash or its equivalent; and therefore prompt paying Customers, will not have to contribute tor such as are not prompt, by w-iy of large profits. Try aiul convince yurselvs. YKAZI l\ LOUD & CHAMBERLAIN. Eilsworth, July 21 1859. 33xtra lSTotico. j. R Lord, Who may be found at the above store, pur chases, Hark. Shi".-Vs, Clapboards, &•■., &c., and keeps constantly on hand and for sale,short Lumber and build ing materials. Give him a call. July 21,1853. " 215 ,f TO BOOT AND SHOE Manufacturers, THE CASH SYSTEM! Tin: BEST FOIl ALL ! The undersign^], being convinced of the truth of the above, and having determined to adhere to it, woul l inform all Dealers in Leather, and Manufacturers of Boots aud Shoes, That he U prepared to supply them with ALL K IX LS OF STOCK, either in SOLE LEATHER, CALF AKINS, I 1'1’Ell LEATHER, BINDINGS, LININGS, fee. IX GREAT VARIETY. Which he WILL sell at such LOAV RATKS FOR CASH i* t.. seti-Ty ALL of the great advantages of buy ing of him on those terms. He would also say to Curriers and Finishers of Shoe Stock, That, on Consignments invoiced to him at a little LM-vS than the current Market rates, be will guarantee them prompt ('ASH return.'. Please call on j\rir.s i*. wiiiTSiiv. No. 88 Milk Street, opposite Pearl St 1{ O S T O N" • 3m 40,

place_of_publication: Ellsworth, Me.

publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: „ ELLSWORTH. (WOULD inform the citizen* of this town and vicinity that I have opened a Furniture Ware Room in this town,at thoCrchnrc stand, three doors ab ivo the Ellsworth Homo, where I shall keep constant* ly on hand all kinds of Furniture, such as Sofas, Chandnr Silts, Bureaus, Tahirs, Bed Scads, Chairs, ifr. Also, Crane's Cloths Drier, a convenient article; India Blinds, from Abets, to 7Or/s., the hist article for rein do to shades note in use. ELLTOTT’A SPUING BED BOTTOM is still manufactured by the subscriber, and he would call tli" attention of the public to this m*w invention if has many advantage* over any other spring bed, it being easier, cheaper and more durable. GILT PR'TUKE FKA M ES made to order. 1 still manufacture Chip’s Mm ing Dlin ls and repair old ones at short notice. COFFINS Manufactured of Fine Black Walnut and White Pine wood, kept constantly on hand and trimmed at short notice, and sold at a rrisunuhte price. Also, a few |M>'»KSand SASH, the remains of Chamberlain A Barton’s stock. T/tf" All of the above articles will be sold cheap f r cash; if you do not believe it call and see for yourself. GEG CUNNINGHAM. Ellsworth, Dee. S, Is.Vj. , 4litf THICK B — AT— LESS THAN illanufactnrcrs’ Prices ! Moccasins ! COPPER TIPPED ROOTS, of Parliu'd manufacture, for BOYS AND YOUTH COPPER TIPPED SHOES. — AT— West Market Square, Rancor. Mill'll A llanos. n I. l-vo. a.'. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. SLEIGHS! $i, e a a 11s ’. .v. vv i - \ -ur tiair t • call ami <• xamine, t LUSK \ Ki;\M«\V N i; \v SLEIGHS, Mi! .• in tl>< I ..it -t -t \ I ir-'Mi t!. ■ • t • -t • • t mit,,ii al*. ami \\ ,.ri I .1- y. cl :i« a.i\ i 1 the Ala: kt t. I’ll'- - n. I'll- t'l -11 it I’ll: 1 CARRIAGE SIGN & ORNAMENTAL pr iiijitly, a ml in t im !>•-t j> • - -ihle in inner. Hi..., hi v. ur "M Slri^i.< if v a want them re • I iml | .1 t • I . i' \\*ll a- new. fl.AKh A hi; > I VD't.Y. KIl.-w .rth, N’.iv. i:., 1" I i if. Axes, Edge Tools, &c. I! i; im-r h. 1 fiO, 1 up th*- I'• • 11 n«| 1 y I Building, recent ■ • •. • • N O ,t ia! the Aiii.i. lh’ \i>, • • - In.- ftr. i • «{’. the |»uMie as u practical BLACKSMITH. II .. I a I ■ \ ien in 1 mini \\ o|.h. !:•• Ii". 'ii -ivr per fret >.» ti -t.iv* t’> all w n in i v f.n r him with t Uvir patr**na ■


ocr: R. TTTISTAR S IlALSAM. DR. ||| WUTAR'S j) NISAI. IN UNFAILING REMEDY, A CERTAIN REMEDY, A SEASONARLE REMEDY, 19 BISTAR'S r.ILSAM OF WILD CHERRY. AVISTA It’S BALSAM OF WILD ClIERRi, B ISIAlt’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. roii CoiiRiis, M olds, Hoarseness, CoiirIin, Cold*, Hoarseness, Couglis, Colds, lloarncutss, iigit, 4 stiima, lion*, l\ STIIMA, non*, XI. stiima. BRONCHITIS, KOllK THROAT, BRONCHITIS. W)RK THROAT, BRONCHITIS, SOUK THROAT, WHOOPING COUGH, HOOFING COUGH, HOOPING COUGH, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, QUINSY, INFLUKNZA, PHTHISIC, QUINSY, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, QUINSY, Inflammation of Hie Liinfr*, nflammation of the Throat, iiflanamation of the Chest, TUB REMEDY OF THE AGE, THE REMEDY OF THE AOE, THE REMEDY OF THE AC*eJ Consumption,Consumption, tONSlAIl’TION. CONSUMPTION, COASL-AIPTION, CIIASI lIPlIOA, CONSUMPTION.


ocr: Iff The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi tants of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBINSON. and have JUST RETURNED MtOM 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 may be found the following D R ESS GOODS, of all grades xml style., such as Challies. from 12 1-2 cents, up -1000 yds Hamilton Delaines atll2 1-2 cant, form., .. 20 rents—Black Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool Ducal!.. Valentias All u-'„„iTi f ** Cashmeres. De Chines. Balzorins. Saxony and Moh.ir Plaids and Stripes. 4-4 Kich French Prints American Ene ’ lish and Ameranth Prints, of 250 different styles. French Muslins and Lawns, De Bayes Lama Cloths Pod *" lins, ic.. with a great variety of new articles for traveling dresses. Rich Stripe. Plaid and Figured Sdks P' French and American Figured Brilliants. 6 BASUMERE SHAWLS, BLACK SILKS, AMS WJJiUBHT COILAHS Shawls, which we sell under a warrant, not to contain one thread of Cotton at prices from ftd AO iY«i - no " Abo, Black Silks, a lar*c variety, from 75 cents, to #1.50 per yd. Also Printed >»..■> i\ l. Abo, French Embossed Table Covers, 4-4 Silk Velvet for Capes, New Style Dusters Blackan 1V"'1 8ljmmcr^h*wl1* Damasks. Napkins and Doylers. White Marseilles. Pequet Cloths, Italian Cravat, aid Scarfs WhTt" wTl" ‘*b * Watch SpringSkirts El ,Stic Belts.Cotton At French Linen & M-rseille. Bosoms. Rich A low nriced're.fit t'" *’ Mitts, long ai d short, from 12 1 2 cents to 81.25. Silk Cuffs, plain and embossed Silk, and i 1 tL doves,Lis'e’l bread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair. Silk and Lace Veil,. 3-4 4 4 and 0-4 Wh.le Red'uiui B ue Mixed, and bellow Flannel. Stripe. Shirting. T.ckmg, 4-4. 8-4 and 10 4 Bleached and 11,own sheetings, with a large assortment of Cloths. Ca.simeres. Doeskins. Erm.nett. and Cotton, and ( otten and \\ ool Fancies, for boy’# wear. Shirts, Drawers, CUM, CROCKERY MR GLASS WARE A large lot of rich China \ ases. China Match Safes Nice China Tea Setts. 25 Whitt Granite Tc „ .k to match for making a complete Dining actt. with every art.cle of commonw™km,S? BOOTS AND SHOES. n this department may be found every d.scription of Ladies and Gents’ Boots'and Shoes. Buckskin and French SI IIA T $, CAPS A AB I'll 11II K II. A s! A large lot of new sty>«. f'lk. Soft, glazed and thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 Parasols bouirht direct f__ Manufacturers, and will be aoiil at very low pricis, much under value * Ul* flo®, meal , m mmmi m hdeebies, of eveIV description in the a*o\c li-e railed for. Goods arc 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 ns low ns can he bought this ride of Boston, and our motto will be this season, SMA LL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. ROBINSON & HARDEN. _ELLS WORTH, APRIL 8, 1830. U PREMIUM PLOW. » .1 * f Ambrotj'pe by Moor. THE SUBSCRIBERS having established a Plow Manufactory in ELLSWORTH, and having secured the right to make and sell one of the best mod eled and most substantial Plows now in use in the New England States, is prepared to furnish them at wholesale or retail at the smallest living profit.


ocr: MAT 18 1859. I another large lot of NEW j0»t received and opening to day worth of dry GOODS, , iarga part of which «* RICH and priced. dress comprising about all the new styl* of arrivals from Kngland France lfca.lv A man a which m»y he fauna, stvlea of Mourning Ooods.Challiea, Crape, DeChines, Poul OeChavre. M.n.m via—, 500 yds. Rieh fast colors Uwna at , o ris ic 2t*0 Parasols from oO go 50 Steel Spring Skirts from 100 to Black We can »how vou more Black Silks grade from 62 1-2 eta. to $1.50. than vou can find in any other place m this Town, and shall still con tinue to will them at unparaleled low I As before, French tails. Also, another large lot ol New Myle WROUGHT Gloves. Ilosery of every price and style. Silk, Mohair long anil Mitts. IU.T* ft ft A P * ! Boots and Shoos, Crockery i FLOUR AND PROVISIONS. CROC I RIF-S. *c,. I All of which we shall -11 a. -to.. i1"* ’"rOBIXSOX & 1 ITtf W A 1 t ti L » AND A new stock just received at A. A. BRIMMER’S. M .in Street ; Ellsworth, Mar 26. 1859. 18tf. Gun Notice. TRom persons haivg guns at nr *hop and 1 there m mths ago for repara, are re juiv-feil to and pay the hills, and take them away, or they will he sold to pay charge*. A. It. Kit lea made to order, guns repaired my shop. J. PoWKR. Kit'Worth, May 12th 1859. 16 3w A House to Xjot. i'llK un»l«*r.m^ntal iiaa a fjotxl which he will lease f-.r one year or i pleasantly situated un his farm between the er wharves and the village, and is a first rate cation for a man with a small


ocr: The Subscribers respectfully inform the of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBIN SON, have JUST RETURNED FROM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best of Rich and Low 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 favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following all grade) end styles, such a) Challics. from 12 1-2 cent), up —1050 yds Hamilton Delaine) at 12 1-2 cents, former 20 cent)—Black Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool Ducaila, Valenti.is. All Wool Di-laina, Cashmeres, De Chines, Balzorins. Saxony and Moh'ir Plaids 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, Sic., with a great variety of new articles for traveling dresses. Rich Stripe, Plaid and Figured Silks, French and American Figured Brilliants. e call the attention of purchasers of good, in this line, to our stock, which arc bought direct from Agents of the Factories, and can now show you 200 different style) cf Collars, horn 12 1-2 cents, up to $5.00. Also Cashmere Shawl,, which we sell under a warrant, not to contain one thread ofCotton, at prices from $0.50, to 815,00 Black Silks, a large variety, from 75 cents, to 81,50 per yd. Also Printed Cashmeres, Stella and Summer Also, French Embossed Tab'e Covers, 4-4 Silk Velvet for Capes, New Style Dusters, Black and Brown Linen Table Damasks. Napkins and Doylers, White Marseilles, Pequet Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarfs, White Brilliants Watch Spring Skirts,El i,'.ic Belts,Cotton Si Eiench Linen Marseilles Bosoms, Rich & low priced real Mohair Milts, long ai d short, from 12 1 2 cent) to 11,25, Silk Cuffs, plain and embossed Silks and Lisle Thread Glove),Lisle Thread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and Lacc Veils, 3-4 4-4 and 5-4 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, Cassimercs, Doeskins, Ermanetts and Cotton, and Cotton and Wool Fancies, for boy’s wear. Shirts, Drawers, &c. CROCKERY AND CLASS WARE large lot of rich China Vaaca, China Match Safes Nice China Tea Setts, 25 \V hite Granite Tea Setts, with every to match for making a complete Dining sett, with every article of common ware, knives, forks, ike. A1VB SHOES. thia department may ba found every d-scription^of Ladies and Genta'i Iioots'Jand Shoes, Buckskin andJFrench GAPS- AXD large lot of new styles. Silk, Soft, glazed and thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 Parasols bought direct from Manufacturers, and will be aoid at very low prices, much under value. of every description in the above lire called for. ^ Our floods arc mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we arc now with the determination to close them out immediately, at prices as low as can foe bought of Boston, and our motto will be this season, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. ROBINSON & HARDEN. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 8, 1859. ____ _ 11___ I ^ s %•£ I I < £& | _ ! o £ hj te» // 1 fjl i Ji &/ o to l YmJ 151 ill gig *Jk . UaB wni 2-0s 6 ##* ^-*r w j» ^ JPsEl5\v-^


ocr: S. PADELFORD A C„. Dry Goods Notice. NEW SPRING GOODS! AT WHOLESALE. r:iE scnscRnER ta now receiving ins LARGE STOCK OF NEW SI RING GOODS, :o which he invite, the ntteniit.rt nf l.is Cu.lotnc:. anti all huven uf I) R Y a among which aro 50 CASES NEW STYLE PRINTS, Including rich Style? Mourning Prints and Lobes; Orange, Blue and M hite. do. 10 Ciisss Rich Mous. DcLaincs, Valencias. Ginghams Mohairs Ad other rich DRESS GOODS. Cases best made Bleached Long Cloths, Cors< t Jeans and Cambrics. l.*>0 Case? and Bales best makes of sheeting? »• I **i • rtin^s, Drill?, Den’ins, stripes and Cotton Flannels. Jo i ..ties Boston and Lock port LUCK. ■Jj Cases Double and Twin:, aid Summer Clotlis, CASES AND BALE- PRO '.DCLOTME-v C ASS IM EKES AND SATINET', of the be?t manufactu-e. 60 Bales best make >;icarap; a C iron Warps. 100 BALES BATTINGS. Bales Scarlet and Biue Twilled FLANNELS. Fp eking?. Crush. Wicking, Twine, C..rn B ;.j, Pin?, Hooks and Eye?. Linen and Cotton Threads, Findley's* Thistle Spool Cottons. Also, the WILLIM ANTIC UNr.N cO.’S PATENT FIN ISH SPOOL COTTONS. White and Colored—with a general Stock o: TRIMMINGS. 7j3t in* aoove, wi'ii a general >tncr oj i' ui>S too nuniorous to mention—(;i larg** j - r :i'*n of \vh:ch were contracted for before tbo lnte i.-e in merchandise) are now odVnd t» r *a;u at [lie LOWEST WHOLE5ALE PRICES. ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY (100 s PUT I*P A LO A AS I II Li Y CAN HE OUT A IN hit FUOM duSrO.N. fur casn ur approved creuit, at hia SALES ROOMS, NO’3 3, i mid o, STATE STREET. Fast side Kcnduskeag Stream, Rang' r, THOMAS A. WHITE. April. 17. 3m 12


ocr: I I i t i t c i i ' nrsT from Boston, a new aud large stock of &> * which will he told IVERY LOW n order to eloct out the itock. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN CLOTHS, rail colon and qualities, and of the latest importations nd moet fashionable styles. Alao au extensive a-«ort uut of r*> slating of Ailks, Grenadine*. Cashmere* and Velvets of 11 styles and colors. . Together with a complete assort lent of SPRING AND SUMMER f the most fashionable style*. Among which may be fair d IUSINESS COATS,FROCKS AND SACKS iade from various qualities of fcnvHsh, Freneh. German and American Broadcloths Alao. f all stylet and qualities. Alao 00 hand a handsome at- k* aurtment of A large stock of Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks. Crnrats, >carf«, Pocket Handkerchief*. U ider Shirts, Draw >rs, Hosiery, Susponders, Black, White and Pan sy Kid Gloves, Silk. Lisle Turcai, aud various ither Styles of G L O V E S . Together with a large assortment of Saddler'* and Embrotdery Silica. jewing Silk, Dress Buttons and Xecdlcs. Ao as lortmcut ofCluckirga, for Lulies. £3T Wo arc also prepared to make up CLOTII N'»* to order, in the neatest aud uiost workman ike mauuuer. (U K CI STOH DKP.IRTjIKYT annulbe excelled in the State, a* we have one o he most cureiul and scientific Cutter* in theCoun ,ry, engaged to nee that such work in right!,) lone. Let one thing b'* distinctly understood. Viz. THAT rills STOCK MUST BE SOl.fi OUT -ASH THAI‘ n't! n/L SEED GOODS lO Per Cent. CHEAPER THAS OTHER COSCERS IS ions. Htf. S. PADELFORD A C„. Dry Goods Notice.


ocr: LOOK AT THIS ! HI8ARA8UA, Contains mines of the precious Metals be for which the gold of California sinks t<> tnsignifl nance. A few months of well directed effoi among th‘in is ample to secure a fortune. >h has a beautiful climate, and a soil admirably a<j aptad to the growth of Cotton, Tobacoo, Sugar o Coffee. As the Key to our Pacific Possession.*, an with bar Government in n state of dissolution Manifest Destiny dearly indicates another star t bn added to our banner. For all the details, with hletory of tbn Fit I (boaters, the Cass Yrisarri treaty * new and improved map of the country appro printelj colored, and other matters of intereel read Nicaragua; Past, Prcsrtt a no Futurr, b Fbtrr F. Stout, Emq., ••lots Uwtsd Stotts Vu Corns*/." It is a handsome 12mo. volume, nnd will be sen fin four address post-paid, on tbn receipt of $l,2.i Agtmts will find U vtry popular. Send to _ JOnN E. POTTER. Ptilmi**. Vo. m iteuns A., < UteMpU*, Ft B . t » r ‘ > l ' * r r .


ocr: FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR CORN, PORK. Ac, VEAZIE, LORD & CHAMBERLAIN, 11 AVE Just received a large lot of Fresh Ground Floui ** direct from New York, consisting of Genesee, Extra and XX. Michigan * Extra and XX. Ohio, Extra and XX. Indiana, Extra and XX Wisconsin, Extra and XX. und St. Louis, XXX. all of the abnre was carefully selected und is ground froir the heat quality of Wheat. Also, Yelloffland,M bite Corn, direct from Norfolk. We have on hand a large lot of Fork, Lard, Cheese, Beans, Molasses, Sugars of all kinds,Sou. and Oolong Tea’s, Cot* fee. Rice, Saleratus, Soap, Candles, Tobacco, Spices, &c., &c., &o. All of which we will sell us low or lower, than any other concern in Ellsworth, or as low ns any in Bangor. We sell for Cash or its equivalent; and therefore prom pi paying Customers, will not h ive to contribute for such a; ur»' not prompt, by way of large profits. Try and convince vonrselvs. VEAZIE, LORD A CHAMBERLAIN. Ellsworth, July 21 1859. Extra Wotico. J 8 Lord, who may be found at the above store, pur chas'-s. Bark. Shingles, Clapboards, Ac., Ac , and keep, constantly on hand and for sale,short Lumber and build ing materials. Give him a call. July 21, 1859. 2G tf. 1859. FAL 1.1859. AND WINTER STYLES, E. D.SHA \V&C0. Having just returned from Boston invite the attention of their friends and customers to their Sew, Exten sive Stock of 1C k UJ: I; ft n FANCY GOODS. The most varied und oomplete assortment ir the County, comprising the usual variety of Dress Caps*, Mohair Caps, and Head Dresses, ©f all ro. fifties. MOURNING GOODS t.f all kinds, Infants’ Hoods, Embroideries, Collars, Set Sleeves, Bands. Insertions and Edgings. Thread, Lisle Smyrna and Cotton Edgings, Velvets, Dress Trimming* end Buttons, Veils, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlclts Ate., kc. Bonnets Bleached at the short- -t possible notice Orders from neighboring towns attended to as usua with promptness and despatch. Ellsworth, Oct. 27. 18*i9. 40. tf. New Store, New Biisiuess, I AND


ocr: The Subscribers have just received a new 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, &c., &c. Also a lanro assort’ of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL CLOTII CARPETS. AISO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF r IHGS Si CABPETIHGS, or the latest Styles ami Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades. Tassels. Curtain Fixtures. Hair Cloth and Damask for Covering Loun.es. &e Doors Sash. Glass Looking Glass Plates. Putty. Wooden Ware, Children's Cabs, and Wagons, Jute floor Mats, lied ( ords.Clotl.es Lines. Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, &c. We also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, UTewel Posts and Stair Bannisters. the above articles will be sold at the very lowest prices. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connexion with th Meant Mill,where all kinds of Cabin.t work and Turning will be done to order. READY HADE COFFINS Kr.,.s\voii’n{. ara... ». ^ ,A,„!V MOO„. » AND GIFTS. G. G. EVANS & CO., rnorRicToiu cr the o.vlt GIFT STORE IN NEW ENGLAND, No. H (uriiliiH Ko.lou. AND GIFT'S. Gift, virymym value fr»m Fifty Cents t $100. Given t" thr pur< hater of every booh. E take pleasure in stating that the liberal and in creasing patronage best wed up . uaby Jp. pit New England, and other parts <>t tl,e- conut ri . « P I- . to flVi si grea r i luoci nts t > put -- - and individuals or associations getting up dubs, ever N-forc. Tin- advantage we posse** ..ver arty other similar ast.il - in the cruutry, r?p* - ulij U r t. ting New England miiat be evident t>> thowe ncquaiiit.'il v*. r'i ur p Mid utid* rviand -«r *u|- rinr and n.rn-.-»: _■ ;... s th-iug h*w*ii ■ *«*. t»«r adv »nrag..* are a.* f..I; v* — W'e publish o lii'g- '«•» of ' alua'd. U- g. We ohtaiu larj . ta til rks it for our own. W ■ buy large editions frail other publishers 'or cash a', low prices. We put no objectionable book son our catak goe. W * ■ tfi-r llo iD.iuccilirutS wh ii w. d n l !aitl. " '• buy ‘*ur watches in large quant uU-s for cash, and of


ocr: Last Calll ALL thooe who are indebted to the late firm of S. PADELFORD A Co., by note or account, are requested to call and settle immedi ately, as there will be no mercy *houm alter the Jirst d<iy of Junr Mil. Wtf, il« ll^ACK. UHwuf.ii Xj<tU 20, ISA Cwii : j


ocr: \ -St, Ml f.. rn Tioston w now and lar *c stock of which willhouhl VERY LOW in order t*» elute out the «t'-ek. t:\GLisii. nu:.\( n 1 ,\i> a (LOTUS, ,,faU and •I'ltlitie*. and <>f the and UK>ot faahiouabk style*. Also an extuuaive a-Sort rauit of VESTINGS. consisting <*f Silk*,' Grenadine*, »•'•! V*-lvrt« all *tylrs and Colors. TogKh-T wi'.ha compk-tc assurt rnent of SPRING AND SUMMER Cloth.in0’, of the roo«t fashionable styles. Among which may be fouti BUSINESS COATS,FROCKS AND tnado from vari« u* qualities of Km.-h-h, French, and American Broadcloth*. Also, S:\AXfc of all styles aud qualities. Also •■n hand a handsome as sortment of mm siiHrioiL A large stock of Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Bosoms, Collar*, Stocks, Scarfs, Pocket Handkerchiefs, I n i' r.-hirts, Draw ers, Hosiery, Suspenders, Black, White and fan cy Kid Gloves, Silk, Lisle Tnrcad, aud other Styles of GLOVES. Together with a large assortment of Saddler's and Embroidery Silks, Sewing Silk, Dress Buttons and Needles. Au as sortin' ut of Clockings, for Lalies. ty We are also prepared to make up CLOTH IN<» to order, iu the neatest and most like mannner. OUR CliSTOtl 0KP1RTMFAT cannot be excelled in the State, as wo have one the must careful and scientific ('utters iu the Coun try. engaged to see that such work is done. Let one thing b* distinctly understood. Vi*. THAT THIS STOCK MUST BE SOLD 'IHAT V\ E W1L SELL lo Per Cent. CHEAPER TEAS OTHER CUSCERS TO WS. U If. a. juwaaufiu * c*.


ocr: The Subscribers respectfully inform the inliabi ints of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBINSON, ind have JUST RETURNED FROM BOSTON, and are now opening the largest and best selected dock of Rich and Low Priced, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place; and with mr advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department. To those ivho favor us with a call. Among which may be found the following if all grades and styles, such as Challirs. from 12 1-2 cents, up -1000 yds Hamilton Delaines at 12 1-2 cents, former price 20 cents—Black Alpines, Bombazines, Silk and Wool, and Cotton and Wool Ducalls, Valentias, All Wool Ordains, Cashmeres, De Chines, Balzorins. Saxony and Mohair Plaids and Stripes, 4-4 Rich French Prints, American, Eng lish and Ameranth Prints, of 250 different styles, French Muslins and Lawns, De Bayes, Lama Cloths, Pop lins, dtc., with a great variety of now articles for traveling dres-es. Rich Stripe. Plaid and Figured Silks, French and American Figured Brilliants. \\ e call tin - attention of purchasers of goods in this line, to our stock, which are bought direct from Agents of the Foreign Factories, and can now sliow you 200 different styles of Collars, fiom 12 1-2 cents, up to 80.00. Also Cashmere Shawls, which we s dl under a warrant, not to contain one thread of Cotton, at prices from $0.50, to8l5,00 Also, Black Silks, a largo variety, from 75 cuts, to 81,50 per yd. Also Printed Cashmeres, Stella and Summer Shawls, Also, French Embossed Table Covers, 4 1 Silk Velvet for Capes, New Style Dusters, Black and Brown Linen Table Dummies. Napkins nd Doyl.-rs, White Marseilles, Pequet Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarfs, White Brilliants Watch SpringSkiits.Kl is.ic Belts,Cotton & Fiench Linen St Marseilles Bosoms, Rich & low priced real Mohair Mitts, long ai il short, (ruin 12 1 2 cents to 81,25. Siik Cull's, plain and embossed Silks and Lisle Thread lilovcs,Lisle Thread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and Laco Veils, 3-4 4 4 and 5-4 White, Red, Blue B uc Mixed, and Yellow Flannel, Stripe, Shirting. Ticking. 4-4, 8-4 ami 10-4 Bleached and Brown Sheetings, with a large assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Ermanetts and Cotton, and Cotton and Wuol Fancies, lor boy's wear. Shirts, Drawers, &c. CUM. CROCKERY AND CLASS WADE V large lot of riel: China \ uses, China Match Safes Nice Chira lea Setts, 2d \\ lute Gralute 'lea Setts, with every article to mutch for making a complete Dining sett, with every article of common ware. Knives, Forks, iScc. in tliis department may he I'm.. 1 every description of Ladies and Gents' Hoots and Shoes, 1!ackskin and French Slippers FIATS, CAPS. AM) UMBRELLAS. A large lot of new styles. Silk, Soft, glaze 1 arid thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 2o0 Parasols bought direct from the Manufacturers, and will be soid at very low prices, much under value. FLEUR, mi, AND PROVISIONS AND GR9SIB1ES, of c-veiy description in the above line called for. f^-Our Goods arc mostly new, ami were* bought at the Lowest Prices, and we arc now opening shorn 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. ELLSWORTH, APRIL $, 1839. 11 I


ocr: i I 1 • ' at O * I .... .... ..., ' ! i . , (| . the ia J 1». nr . .. all ut* S"!’s<','il"‘l's l,i,ve i"st received a new nndlnrce assort tnent (1 the ..llowmir artielos: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables Stuffed Clriir «IE CLOTII CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT UE PAPEi HAHGIIGS & r 9 DamasrfoSrerSLo^ea’IT lloJ/sth OIwT^/gI^pTT V \v P ^ ***** C,°tb and u c also manufacture and keep cons-autly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads,Fence Posts, AOvel Posts aud Stair Bannisters. “ “• Si H&Z£3£?£Si JSrjuzzsftz KSk"—-* 4 READY MADE COFFIYS kllswqkt;;. APRIL so. o°F ALL SIZES CONSTAXTLY ON hand. --—------- DVTUVIN N. MOOR * CO. fine Ke.ul'V-inarie FALL AND WINTER CIOTHIIG, • r.r.K<;.\ n r u\ i:i < o \*rs, FROCK a RlSINF.SS COATS, PANTS ANL) V’ESI'S, su. crbl.v iua .it- ui.U trimnu-J, At Liihi-M I’il<r> (or < ash, liOlK Mil AIT, cir. i hu st. BOSTON. II \YINt* taioturini; tstai . i.: >. wY ik/ t r - r with In M< I t. .. • *. i • • -i. . . . . | x aiiv tiling ui in t: •• Net Ln 1 ! in • the ft- ! ki!mn*hi(» lur i-Mvnn ;mv li n_ n. • i.ed l*v a'I who • atif.mzf *-ur «-•»•.» i- i . t. \» «• also HU v t ■ • * r-1. i ;;iin, • t« - I u , ; -. r : ' •' ata'.ftt m.ii,-.-, nt •.» .. . U „ ,ti r , a ■ . ! * ur i• a Iv-im l i.- , , 1 -loll, A 1-t •.•>. FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. CORN, PORK. &c. VEAZr, I CRD a C-AVSEFLAIM. ; I I >-■ r 1 ■ r>. • f (if.uni F'uur 1 1 •• ;i ' A - * • ■ -' , 1 \tr t ami XX. M Kstra ami XX. V ; ami XX. li •; M«:l. Kvtt.1 a.ol X> . \Vi-i*‘*n>in. Kxtr.t ntnl X ;.t «S st. I. XXX. •’ f •' * U». V'* W • •• »• f»:iv - -I .iiui ,• jjr ••r.i frvtr. :.c bc?i tpi.lrv ■ f W A 1> , \ rllnu lute (on*. i! r Ct f' m S' -r’ U. \\> hnv-* on li n 1 1 .r_*r I ; .( I* rk. Ur 5. (’f !; •;»?>«. \J ,] of all kifO-.S : ml < > •!« i k 1« iV, < i 1' ••*. Ui.- . > tl rates. >• t .cola s. T 1 . . >; -s .v. . i All of n ' than any * t ,*r <• i. rrn in Kii-w rtii. < v i- vr :i« any in lianj-r. IVi' «|'1 Of r • r i ;« ••»!I.: v•.; II*; -I .| * I ,. •• 1 >n\ 1 c f ui*’ --i..• . * * *.»•• t .tril'Uif i> r e • .. ,».•* am i-.t prompt. y i,f J ,rjf« | r t.;». *J'rv i.il c**ta !■-••• ' - • * . \/:r, i »i;d a c II amcit.l .vis. ]:.;>- J . . ji iv *. jGxtrn i\Totlcc. J . H I. *r.l. » . ! ,».• f .ti'i.t at th a»- • - > • nr . ha*.*. liar*. -aid*. A.--,. \r . ... 0'-| , -n»tanily • .'.til aial f r i I 1 ....1 a c material* Uiu h JU a call. July 'Jl, 1*5-1. 26 if. Mew Store, Mew ISusittcss, AND t | ' i. i. It! M E • ■ i by MltMrs. MV. A f. 1) .! INKS, f ’i n_: ' v re pa ir• i »ii i i« tt w u 11. • v .. ■ i- w • ei lag aud ari«uo j u c r..p!'.tc j» itue.ut of M 1) .Y 0 11 \ 1, ( 0 N 0 tl \ ! '1 be ur.;: r.i.n -J h uc tli • r'^bt to MAKE AND SI RE -MITCHl'.L'S I’ATKNTMITAL IC TIITEi) SHOES. n anil fi i tl.c towns of EEESWOR I II. MAS ITMIOOK. 1 U\NKI.IN, HANCOCK, I Dl N. .v r. di:si: : i. i ::E"on r, c;; \N;:;:i;iiv isi.ks, ma::i wii.I.:-. AMHERST, ACRORA, AND Oils Tra i. r- in unr *.f the ib i- i.,:.cl tunru! can be suj.ji ic'-I wiLn a Miptii ran: . I COIU'Ok I IITED SHOES AN I? H \ VC 1 i] E lilGHT GRANT ED THEM : '• ’ ... 1; In • • ‘ ‘ • "r i. « i*. t.i.i'i at t!.i- .Mutual >t. r,, i.. \i i,. ...w t .;•■ 1, 11 us.. *'• l'- ; i ; • s. r 1 •i'i’liil lll'l*:..) Ml1 •!>. * r in < ti. i- » : .. u.!;i t.; , i. n rrad it w, ar ai .-eg uj two ; -irs w t: ut. CAUTION. r 1 •! • - l«-*crit>cU »b «* a-auy iuli ii . m- ot n ur ii.-..: u.11 be- ju->vtuu-U twl.i tiro ut ui .-t t »g. r. J. s. ohkk & (\>. Ellsworth. April frth, lvV*. tl. l] G R A N E & CO.’S iXNorjEiEn. ftew and Large Stock nr 0 jU b i ^ *i - .*■• r <* j i«t rt*urne«l fr«m • - jg ■ - Jewel y | ' 1 r *' !.••* woi l!i. A is*', 1 I to Irliclo, I'lllilTT, Til) a, I 'T t 'T tin.i ; u-ualiy -c; l in a store of. ! t ic arc i : tiled to exam Z. SMITH. L ' ■ 1 *•> 221. l*yi. 2‘:if HATCH HOUSE RE-LEASED, PxiKiiY. Jr. . ■ r TMi; -u1 *oril> i * n.. unc * • . 1 j« - a ■ I-1- . I —Ua • i- T.... t..;. t.... I..,..... • ■•i'a. 1 ' 1 . H'l.ii. l well ki.'iwn . tablivnirnl. n . ' *h' cough order and repair,th 1 j 'll* i* otl.V I '" it* 1 h*-u<e f..r • : ' t:-“ fur in the city, where * • • | I’ i'uiv ii, rtttcoding t<* the" comfort 1 • .. —• ’• t1 •• m .-t 3 .ti-tiu t. r_v ter in*. . kf /’•' ’!• ' h n%? w ll hr furnivfini teih r n: t .'tit' i ’jit utrarnt^ait ami r<ulr>futi» nn.h f'ktrjr. tf. II I Burlington^— sooTa For Children which yr. ally fi.-i!ilntr. the pro-. ..f m; the gums, reducing ,iil nf'antation—-will 1’AIN and spasmodic action, and is srilE TO REGELATE THE 1 c]» 1 upwn It. iuut it will (rive rewt tt. MI.IH OH IIKAI.TH TOVOUt " have pill Up anil •. hi . thu article f, years, »t..l cis *»r. o . ..y Jg rioay,., •hat we have never been ab le to say of any j lei tie — N KA Kit HAS IT m F.All.KP IN 1NSTANTKTO F.FFK' T A M (l UK, a her* •v'v,r did we km w „f an in “• stance of dissat .•toy one who used It. On ^ the contrary, li.Tited with its eperatloi.s, nod speak in er emi mend a'sons of ila W magical effect* cal virtue*. We spe k in thy matter “ *N"" •” RHer ten ><•,* ail 14 pertence, AM> ! R»ri TATIOX HR THE t Mf>T •'» DH i »«v In aitj*^ . ^ instance where is -u',« rmg fr. $1 T «s exhaustion, I found in fllt-^fc.. ' * »* minutes after administerctV isf* T!-s vabm^i V 4 4 vwtwT y is the of the most KXPKUIIN' * Y I * m.d FK IIJ M-F in New hi cItmI, ami 0 ha* hern used FAlllXC Sli CF" III ft Tllt'l FA NDF C OF CASF.3. It rmt only r*-lie\*a th- JJ child from vigor.ues the stomach and to wi Is, aim! gives tone and energy f. to the whole will aim ei instantly relieve * oiui im*'in mibowki.f, " im* £ riu.it . sod overcome cm mi'- «. A which iT not o»l. d. ei l .11 death. "< ).,. *w li,.v*» it the ► >T k v»nr tx the u. hi r>. m in ail cases .f i:V AM) I 1 A It IKK \ INf nilLDKKN, ' « lr. m te. Hong m fr-m .my other w.-uld say M i-n rv i tr £ who has ,r T" any •! tie foregoing m Complaints—tm T. i a i’hi.m pia. x. n Tin . *arjrr*i< f.s -is 1 l,in... a-hi niff i 2 '«•* child and '..H will i- Ft KK—yes. A BFoLl TKI.Y to follow the ns. o! thi, !• c «—ir- H i M l I rert.n.s l.^das V *)h *• N ' ‘H im. e unless aw tin- fac-*imtle A I'KKK I N >. N• w \ ■ W . - on tl r outside Foi l to Druggists k* ' ug» ■■ ut tlie world. I’ltucipal oshee. .No li^ t d .r F:.. .V-w Hr'ce . nly 23 rents per r. r, PECK, A. ent. Fllr»«-rth. I lit - ii.«.-rim r. hrrvt.v g|r>s public notice • 1 •' u h-h.s i-c.i du! i»n-Ant«d and Vnuself the trust .f an Admin strator t:*te JOHN DUPt, late < f Penobscot. ; ' 'Hi • - V. 11eceased. by giv mg ** ,f * • f,n therefore n <ji»e*rs all perwma I ' tc.! to the S.H I dec. c-iate to make I tins* !. ar, | those who hare any demands ;• t1 .lire for settlement- DKNJA.M1N O-l liw. I lii (J\ l U i.S Al ilD THE OXYGENATED THE OXYGENATED THE OXYGENATED Til K IM'UI.IMI t ii; nniu\u Till; iM.vii.hi. roa DYsrr.r-n, dyspepsia, Hi -P ,i I \, Hi'TEI si \. l»YSl Li 'i'i.r. i A, Hi.'i’l.I slA. ACIDITY, A nil i 1, IT, \T IT.EM AC1D1T1, IT.ATI LEM. ITeaft-Burn, Debility of tho Heirc-B'iru, Debility of tho lleart-Guru, Debility of tho iIAVNIMCH, .1 tCNDIiT., J.UNDKi;, Sic’x Headache, Loss of f>’x ITt'a'nche, L^;i of C.:Lc Headache, Lou of LIVER COMPLAINT, 1.1 Vi R COMPLAINT, LIVER COMPLAINT, r.AEv am a mm n;uo; s : m ' i huM, B:L!ops I -ELii AM) AM L', BRUTS ^etirnl jin, \rr !it*;:r;:' : ;i, >m otiMiev .%rr\ • ??n::ss:i(N- after oFFRLFSDX AFTER i. LVLLFMioX AFTER r ilLC fflTPIAKT', I'.FIRS CMPLAL.H. I IF!ILL t? JI'LMAi j. V-'.-v.'.^yu v . .l v;. _ v _ s r i m o u y TT"In i r j . • ■’{..* rm^te’.ainUI ■ rv. .... C-rr .• . .fa l -I •- U I • C J . '0 , 1 » • f'- . T i f I r • . ( t • i~'» (aj *%••»! J prt; < !. j I hj r » • , f. • [j t.w . 'Tr -ri r-r» ’ r ‘ .• . W ■ 1 van V ..• * : » > , l , . . | •** T * *•". • • • « < • - . .. : I . 11. I I I'l > e ■ r t I i «* »r • -' .re. n . • r, r l | r 1 ■ , Is M f •• i>.. I •. n 1 l . i • In.,| 1 *** I I .. *1 ..II HI I M H». I. .till ‘ • «. I > ** II. J |l • I I.. I.|(? • I , H '■ I.», | .. . • r Ifr. Or... , , II.. .. .. I I . . . , . f..* ■ i . I T • l- r 11 i , • I •• i e . I t, tt;.. » If • ’ Ilf r«' rr I •' f —• I - liir. •• ft r, \\ : l, I r n t | , I,., '• X I : 1 r I. .. . , e ,| H ; '»'»•»• » ir if- ill «‘t «|N-|il,r • \ I .... ' ' . I • v • • . • • • t , i »r-•. '* ' ' " ' * • i "• < i. >vo aid. lull « N f> i • tTV-r*, AUGlaTL'd \V. IHTH \7. FOWL IT CO., rroprlctorj, ron • »i.r. I.very where, IT\»‘i yu here, liveryw hen-, I very n here, I'vcrvw here. f r All- hy C C r- r. :»» II • CiunT,t*.r Vr-hll.'. Ia s k k t‘ J- H\ Itillrhlii • iNJ iJltA. H»K- s \ |' 11* Ml-. Or ^i ! . J"«HI A 11-••■PT. II H. C i. w.| It Mni.mi l ) m>k« 1 *'' ® K U ut: t>«, if Vo, Ml. Dratr*. , ai d everywhere AMERICAN & FOREIGN X H. EDDY. Solicitor of Laic \ge.nt ok l\ S. Patent Otice, tun, vnuer the Act ok 183/.j sy A 7 j: ST . silt Kilby st., t » I I It i i * i.-lvv prar-.,. f Optrarl» ' >. r- . hit.,!,-, to wo,r» l*ale«U nt tit* ( hr if ii.I-.. «. <) , ", ' ' h<-nl-, . 1 1 ‘1 * »» -r 1" *- t: I i 4*.*» i. |,rxrcuitd ■ 1 1 “ ' 1 -*•.*:*-'»! K Hrarchrs , r " •' “ ' *'• 1 1 ».«■ th* • ' '•* I'-gai or ; • t-u hlt.g lie lame ■ > 1 furn I-I.-.I t.y re ' r- A.^.m M ! ■ t. i. o.,f,p d at W jufcjnirtitn 11 - ‘••'CI-M , X . 7*.'7 • ' un t.r , . • " 11 >> -“l" '«•» »»» } l ** o ...i .1, r"\ " ' r '• ' "Ri '< • CiS>Kl |. ATI <NI "tilt I .!. .i u ti.f «ti'--rrda-r; and a» - m.. ... -r i'ii ■ .i -.1 \i.\ ixt i


ocr: : 1 ' fh- T'orr and Quorum. I.OXi; IN 1>. ME. BOSTON CARDS. HATHAWAY & LANGDON. DEALERS IV FLOUR ty fiRAlX, No. 6, INDIA STREET, (Opposite the custom house > •'! rv H >1 BAW.W. > IJnCTTlV" J II' II I. W.'.liiN, , * I . / . ABBOTT & SARGENT, ~ 77 holes a Is Grocers, avo Er.u.F.ns iv ijav*. « oiinii , Fi uAnrr, &e. 75 & 77 Broarl Street. } BOSTON. _TUR M s CASH. 1 y» £R6WH & aTlenIbo", 356 WASHINGTON ST . nnsTON. PIANOS FORTS, f. in ! B : j o."-..-, Wan anted. s.,1] : ’’ 6 I > ' ive, hi.- flC5. 3ir .6 DURHAM «S- SARGENT, M‘ ci;ss..;;- r ti^vry avert. f»*‘5ii r..l rommixMOii llm iianls, V HOLKSALE AMI RRT \ IL REA LEVS IV ‘iityill Bi)t)D3, soil* CM ’■ NDI.KRV &. STORES, \'0 MS COMMERCIAL STREET, HEAD OF COM M ERCIA L \V IIA II F, BOSTON. X MPL j ywfnC ’ C.-.O A MONTH. AND ALL FX W !• EAVES paid—AN AOENTis waut ‘i in every town and county i’» the United £utea, <> enjrji^c i . *i respect'*Mu %.*•! easy Laaiuesa. by vltieli ? e ab.-te pn Bio tuay be Certainly ea)7.e»L "r Lirr .er pf»• tionln-f. h ’dress !>r. J UEMIY ' AP.NEK, corner of Lrorino r»nd Mercer Slit*at* York City, oucloaing one portage 'ttiu®. Owo. 3.


ocr: BLACKSMITHING, The subscriber may still be found at THE OLD STAND, ON MAIN STREET, (opposite the Ellsworth House,) on hand, enrlyMnd lato, for customers. Having every facility ler buying stock as cheap as the market affords, he is prepared to do work at the same rate. Particular attention paid to Horse and Oi Mioeing, having in his employ the very best and experienc ed hands for that business. Also, all kinds of Blacksmith Work which may bo called for, more particularly for Filling Teams for Lumbering liusin-ss, having had some experience in this branch, he thinks he can do it as well and full os cheap as auy other concern in town. Ho has on hand, or will get nt short notice, SINGLE HORSE TRUCK WAGONS, Iron or Wooden Axle, which he will sell us cheap as can be had in town. *#* He will exchange some work for produce. The subscriber hopes, by strict attention to his business uud none other, to receive a goodly share of public patronage, fur which he will guar antee to give a fair equivalent. C. L. DELAITE. Elsworth, Sept. 13th. 34tf WANTED, 1000 SLAUGHTER HIDES for * which Cash aud the highest market price will be paid, by HENRY ROLLINS, (Opposite the Ellsworth House,) 5m31 Main Street. TIIE “JOiVES LIMP.” Approved by all “ Keroscno * or Coal Oil Manu facurers; recently improved; gives more light, and consumes less oil than any other. Sold at the lowest rates, by TABBELL & WYMAN. Maanfri, Successors to E. F. Jones A


ocr: |Ho9.*r>I’SKra-1859. SIMMER STYLES. E.D.S f&CO. Having just returned from Boston, invites the attention ©1 their triends and customers to their New, Exten sive Stock or MIUJERY FANCY “GOODS I The must varied and complete assortment in j the County, e imprising the usual variety of l Pres* ‘’ape, Mo’.uir Caps, and Head UfflVfn, of all ra ! rietie*'. MOURNING GOODS ! ''f all ki Is, Infants' Goods, Kwbr jwlcries, Collars, S*-U l Sleeves, Hand*, Insertions and hdgiu;:*. Thr -id, Lisle .Smyrna and Cottmi K*.£itigrt, Velv t*. l)n*»s Trimmings end Huttons, Veils, Laces, II «dery, Gloves, Gaunlhu*. Ac,, Ac. Bonnets Lilea.elie<l at the -liortetit possible notice Orders fn*in nei^hl-oiinx towns attended to as usual, with pr*i*i*tne*w and d-** patch. Ellsworth, April 28 1850. 14if. P A. P in H HANGINGS. J GST RECEIVED a largo assortment of Hum Paper, and Curtains of the ktlesl style*, j 11 1>ARWIN N. MOOR A Co. To Let. "T-HE liiiiM fc.'rlj occupied by Pi. K Buuycr Kw,. *• *pp<y !» aom.Ndo* k uAiml*


ocr: E C 0 IN' 0 31 The undersigned MITCIIEL’S IC in and for the towns of 'w , ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, TREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES. MARIAVILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS, Traders in any of the above named towns caw be supplied with a superior article of COPPOu TIPPED SHOEvS AND HAYS THE RIGF1T GRANTED THEM to sell, by calling at our Manufactory in Holmes* building, or on Chas. McDonald at tha Mutual ^tore, next below the Ellsworth House. N. B. A saving of 100 per cent, Is guaranteed to all who purchase the COPPER 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 catroaed against making or selling the abovo described shoe.as any infringe menton our right will be prosecuted with the ut most ngor. J. S. ODER A Co. Ellsworth, April 8th, 1909. tf. 11 I'llh OXYGENATED JJUTEKS. TIIE OXYGENATED BITTERS, THE OXYGENATED BITTERS, THE OXYGENATED BITTERS, TIIE ISKUL1XI REMEDY Til K I MFtlLIMO REMEDY TIIE l.Yr*ILIMU REMEDY roa DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA, Di.'PEPSI V, DYSPEPSIA, DISPEIslA, Dlsl’EPSlA, DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA, ACIDITY, FLATELMCY, ACIDITY, KLATlI.liMY, ACIDITY, FLATUKHV, IIcart-Burn, Debility of the System, Heart-Burn, Debility of the System, IIoort-Buru, Debility of the System, JAt'NDICE, ■lACSTIICF., J At" N DICE, Sick Headache, Loaa of Appetite, Sick Headache, Lou of Appetite, Sick Headache, Leu of Appetite, LIVER COMPLAINT, LIVER COMPLAINT, LIVER COMPLAINT, FEVER AND AGEE, BILIOIS COMPLAINTS, FEVER AND AGTE, BILIOIS fOMPLAINTS, FEVER AND AGL’E, BILIOIS COMPLAINTS, Vnrnliiin, Mmonaneu, ik'runiltiin, SmeD.Drw, NeuritItfia, !\mou»nrs«, OPPRESSION' AFTER EATING, OPPRESSION AFTER EATING, OPPRESSION AFTER EATING, FEMALE fOMPLAINTS. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ▼ AZ47ABZ.E TESTIMONY. vauvaBle testimony. j Visa individual* cf (is highest respectability and infln •Rf« talum&eruy tender their eerti.feate* is favor of a i erne ithuh has eared them of a longstanding and distressing disauado >* •* certainly mast urgently suggestive to the istd lai, and should preclude hu longer deferring to male ms* cf The oxygenated bitters. OXYGENATED BITTERS. OXYGENATED BITTERS. OXYGENATED BITTERS. [From President Smith, of the \Ve«l*vi« I'm versify.] Middletown, rosy, Feb. ldi9. SrTIt XV. FoWLE h CO.— tariilkmen ; J hr»t made u*e of the “Oxygenated Hitters” route seven or right years since. Having suffered for twenty Near* from a ' form of l))«pr|»u, which was attended with a nervous '•headache, on an average of not lees Ilian one day in a week, I was induced bjr (tie unpretending recommend 1 tion of |Fr. Green “ L» try one ba.ttie, and it no benefit 1 was received to discontinue iu use.” The use of one bottle warranted a further trial, tn the [ extent of some three or four, with a careful observance of the arcompinving directions. Tl*e result sac an almost entire relief from the usual dyspeptic symptoms, and i their d*-i»re*siiig, painful consequence*. I believe the-e | Hitters produced an entire change in the habits of my . system, and upon the active energies of the digestive negans. | now deem mv*elf a* eletup* from Dy*;>e|wia as iiHwt persons. These Hitters have also been of ten k* ! to other members of my fant.lv. Very rospccifully yours, i AUtiCtfTl’d W. SMITH. I _ _ SETH W. TOWLE 4k CO., Prvprioton, Boeton. ran uu Emr*kn«i Kerry wherr, Kvrrywhrrr, Everywhere, Emyvkefr, Enrynkm. For *al» by C 0. Per*. Kllaworth ; If Misxv. ?urry L. Chabthkb. North llaucock , Pares A Pearl. Ded ham , Jumi Steves*. Illurhill; Hexj Rea, Sedgwick Rm» BROS A I’OVBKM. Ur land ; Ju*B( A Hoorat, Cftetiue IK. II I*a kk r a, Huck*p-«t ; William 1. F.mkBBob, R. rth Caaiine ; g. K. Wbitibo A Co, Hi. Dwrt and by deai | er* everywhere 29


ocr: Tlie following {Premiums are offered by the Trustees of the Hancock Agri cultural Society, to successful competitors, at their next Annual Exhibition, to be holden at O X T IIE 2d Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, of October, 1859. And at their Annual Exhibition of Field Crops, to be holden at the Society’s Hall, in ELLSWORTH, on the second Saturday of November, 1S59. No Pi emiums will be awarded unless the following Regulations are complied with. HIIIjES 3NT ID REGULATIONS. 1 ( -omjx't i I ois lor Prt' lniuiu-, mibt enter tlieir article-; with A. M. (iuniiKN, Seeretarv of the Society, heiure ten o’clock A. M., ot the ilav designated lor the con sideration of the siuiic. \2. ( >n tli<‘ livsl < 1:iy a\'i 11 he exhibited Stock, flowing ami Drawing. :r!' 111 * M ;nmI;tctm•(hL eS!r and other Article- will he exhihiteil the second .lav; also the ll>>r>e Racine. The Vnnn.d .Meet ing will he held in the evening, at which time (In; Es'iivs "v\ i 11 bo presented. The third day, Trial id' lmgines, Ladies’ Hiding and Heports ol the Committees. !. Kiolcl Crops will lx* exhibited on the Second Saturday of November, ltS-jH, at tin; Ilall of the Society. o. ^ \ 11 At iim;t Is unisi have been numdbv persons entering the same at least thirty days before the Show, miles purchased of a member. < k SI n i omcml s in wri I 11 cr will be !• .ptired by the Committee on Crops, specifying the kind and quality of fertilizers put upon the land, the kind of soil, &c., the manage ment tin; preceding year; and no Premium will be awarded in any case unless a specimen of the Crops be presented. 7. _A.11 A rticles must l;>e raisi d or manufactured by the persons presenting them, or their families. S. A.11 A rt icle.s and An imaP must be in places assigned them, by ten o’clock on the morning of the Exhibition. 9. A-iiy Member of the Committee who offer any article or animal to be adjudged by the same, shall withdraw from the Committee. 10. _AJ1 competitors must be present with their Stock, and exhibit the same to the Committee, or it will not be noticed. 11. Tlie Committees are required in every case, to withhold Premiums, when the animal or article is not worthy, even if there be no competition. 1 2. The C oinmilitv must ih'port tJn'iuselves to I he I ’resident belore lO oclock A. M., oi the lirst day. THE SOCIETY VOICE OF FEE FOE THE YEAR 1859, THE FOLLOWING «>\ STOCK, l-’.ir best span of team Horses, S-’ 00 j \ r •> \ ,i„ Goodale's Bound Report. J'nr !• -t R,,ml horse, > 1 •" I-’,,r 2d ,i Go 'dale'... Bound U'port. p'nr Ic Breeding Mare and C 'It, _ 1 "•> For 2d do , Maine Farmer 1 Year. Fur h st 3 years old Colt, 1 1 r j,i ,i Goodalo's Bound R p ,rt. For lot 2 years old Colt, 2 cU For 2 1 do.,’ Maine Farm r. 1 Year. 1‘, r i ' st 1 year old Colt, 1 2 5 F ,r best Hull of improve ! ore d, 4 CO For 2d do., Stockhardt’s F,-Id Lectures & 1 till F ,r hi st Bull Calf of improved h eed, 3 oO For 2d do. M lino Farmer 1 Year. For bes! yoke Working Oxen over i years old, t CO F .r 2d do., . 1 00 r 3d do., Goodale's Bound R■ ■;> rt. For best yoke 3 years old St e s, M. Farmer A 1 CO For 2d do., Stockbardt's Field 1 -ctures. F ,r best yoke 2 years old Stee:s M. Farmer ,V 1 0C F .r 2d do., Goodalo's Report. For boat yoke l voar old Steers, 3 nil Fur 2d dm. ’ 2 11J For best pair Steer Calves, 2 UU For 2d do.. 1 00 For be«t Cow from 4 to 12 years old, improved breed, 4 CO For 2d do., 1 '3* For b t 3 vears old Heifer, I < r> For 2d do., 1 U0 For best 2 years old Heifer that gives milk, American Stock Journal A 1 00 For 2.1 do’., 1 For best 2 years old Heifer that does not give milk, 1 '*0 For 2d do., 2 -a For best 1 year old Heifer, 1 For best yoke 1 year old oxen, Amcr. Stuck Jour. F -r - 1 ! "-t yoke 1 year old oxen, 1 00 l ur le l Holler Calf, 2 00 1 r 2d d'1 75 Fur bust B-.r-k improved breed, .5 fO Fur 2d du., Ru-al Hand Book. For bust lb ek i::.j■ r iVed Ewe tsheep, nut less t! a i 1 0 00 For gn at st number lb*, woo! per iicailli m sheep n t less tt an th e, American Stock Journal Jk 2 00 Fur In st I! ar improved breed, not less than 3 months old, 4 00 F-'r 2d do., Stockhardt’s Fiedd Lecture* Fur host Suw and l’igs, *5 00 For 2d ib'., 2 00 04 « ItOlVS. E r largest specimen of any crop grown in the ear lea, Cardan Hoe, For larg-st s-u-eimen of any crop grown in t h • lie:,l, K-I. -ik Hand Book, No. 2. Fur h'-st t i p ul Spring Wl-.eat, 1-2 acre, 1 7 > For 2d ib., ' 1 .50 b ui- 3 i do., 1 2 ■> b ur h. st Crop of Cum half acre, M. Farmer k 2 .50 ]', r 2d do,, S't icU.ardt s Lecture* i l 7.5 For ho-t Crup of B rley, oua halt acre, 1 00 b’ur 2d d >., * u For best Crop of Rye, one half acre, 1 .50 Fur 2d do., ' 1 2 5 F‘ r best Ci .p of Oats, one acre, 1 2.5 Fur 2d iln., Stoekhardt’s Field Lectures, For best Crop of Beans, 1-4 acre, M. Farmer 1 year. For 2d do., * Stockhardt's Field L cturcs. For best Crop of IV.is 1-4 acre, M. Farmer 1 year. For best specimen o. Apples, one bushed, 2 00 For 2d do., " Fur bt st Crop of Onions on one square rod, 1 2-5 Fur best (hop of 1‘otatoes, 1-2 acre,- Farmer A 1 75 For 2d do.. Bound Report. For best Grip of CVrots, 1-S acre, o 00 For 2d best Crop of Carrots, 1 8 acre, 1 00 For best Crop Turnipi, 1-8 acre, 1 50 For 2d do , 1 00 I', r le’st Crop of Beets, 1 acre, 2 00 F r 2d do.. 1 00 For best Crop of Flat Turnips, l-10th acre, 50 l or best Crop Cultivated Cranberries on one square rod, Genesee Farmer A 3 00 For 2d do., Stockhardt's Field Lectures A 1 00 «\ 1-OILT 1*Y. For best 1-2 Doz. live Hens, 2 00 For 2d do.,—Hook on Domestic A Ornamental Poultry, For best 1-2 Doz. live Turkeys, 2 50 For 2d do.,— Book on Domestic A Ornamental Poultry. For best 1-2 Doz, live Geese, 1 50 For 2d do. — Book on Domestic A Ornamental Poultry. OY ,HA*('FACTl'RES. For best Wagon or Sleigh, Diploma. For best hall uoz. Narrow Axes. Diploma. For 2d do., 75 For best half doz. Calfskins, Diploma. For 2d do., 75 For the best Sole Leather, 3 sides. Diploma. For 2 lib-., 75 For best Upper Leather, G sides, Diploma. For 2d do., 75 For best Thick Boots, half doz. pairs. Diploma, For 2d do., 75 For best Harness, Diploma. For 2d do., 15 For best Morocco Kid Shoes, half doz pairs, Diploma. For best Hearth Rug, 50 Fur best Fulled Cloth, 5 yards, 1 75 For 2d do., 50 For best Flanne’, 5 yards, 2 75 For 2d do., 50 For best Pressed Cloth, G yurJs, 75 For 2d do., 50 For best piece Carpeting, 20 yds., China Tea Sett, PRODUCTS OF THE DAIRY. For best June Butter, 20 pounds, 2 50 For‘Jddn„ 1 25 For best Fall Butter, 20 pounds, 3 00 For 2d do., 1 25 For best Cheese, 2 00 For 2d do., 75 EXPERIMENTS. For most satisfactory cxpeiiinenl in growing largest crup of any kind, at the least cost, Maine Farmer & 2 00 For best experiment in growing crops on Com post '.Manure Stockhardt’s Lectures & 2 00 For best conducted experiment with the Salt and Lime Manure, (see Goodale’s Re port, page 172) Genesee Farmer 1 Year. For most satisfactory experiment with Night Sod or Hen Manure, Maine Farmer 1 Year. For most satisfactory experiment with Bone or wood ashes,—Amer. Stock Jour, it Gen. Farmer. Plowing and Training. For best Plowing Ox Team—Am'r. Stock Jour, dt 3 00 For “ •• Horse •* — “ “ " d. 3 00 For best Drawing, directions will be publish ed in Ellsworth Amer.) — Ellsworth Amer. dt 5 00 For best Teamster (directions will be given as above, Amer. Stock Journal dt 1 00 For best Blow, Diploma. For 2d do., Maine Farmer. For best Farming Tool, award to be made by the Committee, not to exceed 83 00 on any one Tool, Diploma. For best Essay on Manures to be read at the annual meeting of the Society, and to be written by one of its members, 10 00 All articles of manufacture will be noticed, though not included in the List. Premiums on Ladies' Riding and Horse Racing will be published the American. O O Ti/L M I T T E E S. On Hulls 4 year and Uien. Win. II. <'ird, Franklin. John Whittakeri Ellsworth. David Silsby, Aurora. On two vj three years old Steers Simeon It. Higgins, Orland. John S. Parsons, East brook. Lewis Kingman, Waltham. On 1 year old Steers and Steer Calves. Geo. L. Cox, Amherst. Win. Grindle Jr. Penobscot. Eliukim liemick, Otis. O/i Cows and thr 0 years old 1Infers. A. B. Buzzell, Amherst. Win. Hill, East>ullivan. Win. Docisle, Trenton. j On two years old 11 if rs and under. Moses 1*. Allen, Sedgwick. I Seth 11. Smith, Hu <ks|»ort. Josiah King, Trenton. On Sheep, Wool Crop and Suine. Abram Richardson, Trenn»i»t. iWm.Ober, Rrooklin. J Benj. Smith, Surry On Horses. B. F. Mitchell, Ellsworth. Joseph Bradley, Hueksport. iPeletiah Leach, Penobscot. I On Corn, Wheat, Harley, Rye and Oats. 'John S. Pearl, Dedham. ■John Armstrong, F.U*worth, Theodore iluukor, 1 rank an. (>n B'd'is, Peas and Potatoes. (; V. Mills, W Hr loksville. Franei* I'aft, W . < louidsboro. Otis S. llerriek, Brookiin. On Apples, Cranberries and other Fruit. John X. Swaz-y, Bucksport. David Hodgkins, Trer.tun. Win. X. West, Franklin. On Beats, Carrots and Turnips. fhos. Hill, W. Gouldsboro. Henry Hollins, Elsworth. Daniel Maddox. “ On Garden Crops not already assigned ana Specimens. Charles Jarvis, Ellsworth, Charles Otis, Otis, A. B. Perry, Sullivan. On Manufactured .1 rtielcs.i c. Leather Wood Iron and Steel. St'wall Like, Bucksport. John L. Parker, Dedham. John True, Ellsworth. On Butter and Cheese. Rufus Buck, Bucksport. Araory Otis. Ellsworth. L. G. Philnrook, Sedgwick. On Manufactured Articles, i. e. Wool, Cot ton i| \\ ool Carpets, Rugs, Linen djrc. ! Geo. W. Brown, Ellsworth. Samuel Stratton Jr. Hancock. Muses Herrick, Brooklin. On Experiments and Essay. -W ells. Dedham. ‘ S. Wasson, Franklio Charles Jari is, Ellsworth J. B. Johnson, Sullivan, Win. Thompson, Trenton, Incidental Committee, Sowall Tenney, Ellsworth John L. Moor 14 A. B. Simpson, Sullivan. 1). P. Marcyes, Eden. Mrs. Mary J. Springer, Franklin, 44 Abhy Fulton, Bluehill, “ John C. Hopkins, Ellsworth. Miss Sarah Black, 44 On Plowing $ Farming Tools. Jesse Dutton, Ellsworth. j D. Wasson. W Brooksville Thos. Smith, Surry. On Drawing Jeemny. J. T. Grant, Ellsworth. Wendell Silsby, Amherst. James G. Moor, Walthaui. On Ladies Riding. J. \Y. Jones, Ellsworth. Edward Swaicr, Bucksport. Benj. Rea, ' Sedgwick. On Poultry. Isaiah Lord, ^• Brooks, ill. Perlev Hajnes, Dedham. D. H. Epps, Ellsworth. Corrmittee on Engine Playing and Horst Racing to be appointed by the Trustees. E. CRABTREE, ) S. P. DONNELL, Tnuteee of the Heaetch CHARLBS IOV, \ D. WASSON, I Ayienitueoi -THOMAS, J


ocr: 1,0(H3 late and New ins. 12 to V! L can -lmcf* in go ut The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Kxtension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs, Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, Sic., Sic. Also a large assort ment of Wool. Ilemn. Cotton nml OIL €LOTH CARPETS. A I.SO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIPES HA1GMGS & CARPET11GS, Of the latest Styles and Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades, Tass Is. Curtain Fixtures, llair Cloth and Damask tor Covering Lounges. Ac. Doors. Sash. Glass Lo..kina Glass PI vies. Putty. Wooden Ware, Children's Cabs, and U agons, Jute [■ loor Mats, Red ( ords. Clotl.es Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, Ac. \\ e aUo manufacture and k( ■ ■1 co:is*ant.v on band a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fenee Pests, Newel Posts and Hsair Bannisters. A t t»-s aj e articios "ill be poH at the very ! priers. Store at the 'Vest end of th*-* Hridgr, in connection with the •Steam Mil I,where all kinds of Cabin, t work and Turning will be done to order. KEAEiY iff A 3>E COFFINS i ^u-.Hrni. .'n,M. M. ,«nLl’laS"WMIJ 0N »«"• m,!lV]N x. >,ooa. * eo. aoo:<$ AMD GIFTS. G. (i. EVANS & co., riioriUKTuKs cr thk oxlt ORIGINAL GIFT STORE IN NEW ENUI.ANU, No M < oniliill Uoston. Sh'i.thV.i iVD ELEGANT GIFTS. .1 (it. V •”;/"»/ mi i !u -i ( frit» t < (it fft t ■ th- pi.r,h.'.* i f fin, ' • . •• isiir i*j Statjvy that the ; vil and if-.. ; i r-.v.i ■ I- w- .j u. ! . th- |- ; 1 N a 5 , ; • . r j ir ■ : . to still greater inducements tu purehu. f I; r ! , th u. Met f. re. 1 T:.- h-1 • -u.w. t. r any . r r **!»! lis.'.iu-nt : • eru /ry. • • Fy t ; t.F .• V . J ■■nS'r«, n, ;-t he t t tF'-• • •! t.h . ur j-*i ti .:i. mu! under*!.I’l.l ' in •- r; r i . i.v W W«* ui.uui lark't nu.iiitii.i .•» of ... r t.vu exchange f >r > ui "-t n. We . v rt k tt pi. >. M • put tio onjtch'-noiiit !•:K.k - 1 ■ .iir I ■ • I. We W e bit j . th- Ik ?t tita s c. We Imt •- • -ir ,T- .r. >. u .!«!.. n.x. j fa-'-ttrirs in this! country at.1 Kun>|»«*. 1 • luing an extens • loese we can mak< very «*/ i ua’tit presents tii'.r- tr* iju-.-ittly t pur,!.•»- i.«. ' Our present plan of operation i» th ..... - five ..'.ir, I > Mr 1.. II. .. -1 :• I. ; I "lily l.y tt,. i.'h J . ! .. hi I■ .r;'. j-. . .rt \ . v. ry .all l .... th. . of Ui i |.Ie ft ... PARTIAL SCHEDULE OF GIFTS. Patent K !. 1. • • r G .d Watches, $luo no Pate t A rOuld Wat 1 In car- cav 'o ld \\ ate’.* a, no louiies’ 1H c;». A.. i i ho. 33 0o Gent*- F r Lever W niches, yj * Gem** Silver Let* r Watches, I (Cut’s Silvi r L- \> . F >, |-> IM. ; Park r Time Pi- c« .*. uct* pattern, U uo Parlor Time Pi- ci Tr- tu « i 00 to lu w Gent’* Gold \ -t • ‘h'.ins Jo 00 ’ . 15 no 1 G'-iit’- II- i' y ! at d > cat Chain?, 4 UO t - s o*' Ladi* s' Geld ' 'hams, & 00 ’ ] s Misse*’Gold Chains. nOO : . 0 . I.'uli-’*' Gold Spr.i -• If - * , 1] 1 .. 1 Indies’ Gold Snap L<*.'kcU, 3 on t 1 •> n * Misses’ GuiJ Ia*.'h<-ts, 1 no to ;; .*» GOODS!! cheaper i ii v\ The ch ii:pi;s t A T Ti l Id OLD RTA N O, PE CORKER. I:.' stp - ph?r h' hist return'd frorn R*>ton with the LARGEST anti CHEAP l.S I stock of DRY GOODS, and GROCERIES ever ofF- retl for sale in Elii w orth, am-ng which may he feu 1, Now Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibets, l^laek St.k^. En n< h, English. and Ameii an Ginghams, Prints of fcvery varie ty *.t style*, Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la


ocr: WA X TED. f It. • i‘ s. -d-'r. ,t the r mill in KUsworth, lOvJ * •» W i..i. i, , V\ j,it,- Mapl-, Beech Rock NJa i * • and Vellow Birch Slave Wood, 25 ** Spn»« e and Pine “ “ liS ** • • Jar, *< “ I f h ui 1 White Bircli f*r Bucket IIoop*. L. ii. IU1LK a: Co. wrtii, J «t*. LI iiii'J. -i l tf. • I .


ocr: JOHN W. HILL \Vot , n r™P««fulljr Inf,ml the clunii of niaworth snd Ibilhrimjr ■lillbof..u.iU.ttliel»UlUndof H i .v »t*u!ip', where may be fount* *h« largest assortment of COOKING STOVES ever ■ fT-red for sale in KINworth, among which may be f 'll <1 the Great Republic, Hay State, Farmer, aiwl Acadia * - k. These Stoves have n>t been equalled iu this mar ket for economy and durability. Also, the Cieneasee Valley, Woodland, Oranlte Stats N. w World, Globe, Air Tight. Boston Victor and Buutoo Cooking Stove*, with and without elevated Ovens. and Vessels’ Stove* of all *ize*, together with an endle«a Variety of Parlor, Office. Franklin, Cylinder, Bo* and Air Tight Stows, all of which 1 shall sell for cash cheaper than 1 ver. Constantly on hand a large assortment of En ai,iej,-tl, Britania, Japanned awl Tin ware, Zinc, Sheet Lead le ad FI pc, ' tore Pipe, Chain. Cast Iron ami Copper l ump*, Fire Frames, Oven, As’i and Boiler mouths, and and all kinds of all articles usually found lu a stove estab bailment. JOHN W. HILL. LlliWortii, Jure J4Ut, 14J8.


ocr: ■ MAY 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! Just received and opening today worth of DRY GOODS, a large part <>f which are KUTI and LOW priced. DRESS GOODS, Comprising a't--lit nit the new styles of late arrivals from Lnglund, France, Germany and Italy. Among which may N' found. New styles - I M urning <. Kxia,Challies, h i a ins. Grape. Ih-Chine**. F.-ul Ih-Chav re, Mmini ' ian*», 500 yds. Kieh !;t*-t colors Lawns at 12 1-2 > ts . A ■ 2U0 l*arasuls from 50 eta. to .<2.‘"h St-fl Spring >kirts from 100 to £2.50. -1L \ a 1 irg»* assortment of Stella and Cash mere Shawl* from £1,50 to £5,00. lllack Silks. W e can show y-m m--r-- Kia- k Silks of every grade from *-2 1-2 ots. t» £1.50, than* you can timl in any other place in tfii- T«iwn, and shall still con tinue to sell them at unparaleh 1 low prices. As '• fore, French \ ails. Al- >. anoth- r large lot -it New Style WROUG II T COLLARS, Gloves, llosery of every price and style. Silk, Mohair lomr and short Mitts. HATS & C APS, Roots and Shoos, Crookery Ware, FLOUR AND MEAl, PROVISIONS. GKorKRH.S, Ac. Ac. Ail of which we shall sell as astonishing low ] l ie. s. RORINSON .k HARDEN. ITtf ito N 0a V! I ( 0\ 031 V! The undersigned have the right to MAKE ANI) SELL \ 11TCIIEIVS VATF.NTMF.TA L 1C tipped shoes. in ami for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, >IT. TKKMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES, MARIAYILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND Traders in any of the above named towns be supplied with a superb r article of COPPOic TIPPED SHOES AND HAVE THE EIGHT GRANTED THEM t • sell, l y calling at < ur Manufactory in il building, <-r on McD. t ;i!d at the .tilt-re, next below the Ellsworth H*use. X'. II. A saving of 1 ‘ 10 |• r cent, i- guaranteed toall w ! • purchase the CUl’l’EK IT I’l’ED .SHOES, « r in other vr.rds, one pair with tips is warranted t-- wear ns long as two pairs without. CAUTION. All persons are bereby cationcd against or selling the above described shoe.as any in:, in go uicut on our right will be prosecuted with the ut most rigor. J. S. A \Y. OBER. I Ellsworth, April 8th, 1659. tl. 11


ocr: GOODS!! cheaper i ii v\ The ch ii:pi;s t A T Ti l Id OLD RTA N O, PE CORKER. I:.' stp - ph?r h' hist return'd frorn R*>ton with the LARGEST anti CHEAP l.S I stock of DRY GOODS, and GROCERIES ever ofF- retl for sale in Elii w orth, am-ng which may he feu 1, Now Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibets, l^laek St.k^. En n< h, English. and Ameii an Ginghams, Prints of fcvery varie ty *.t style*, Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test s:\le. Flannels, Gloves, liosery oi every kind. A Large assortment of W & & L E 3' GOODS, an l t:i» s . 1 >t-> • ; of R a ly Made Clothing over off red in this market CROCK REY, GLASS; A.dD HARD WARE; fanning I > P.i ts and Oils, Window G Nails Gars* Seed, Garden Seed ( 1 LOI R 1 \I In AL. Gn ••lies ci'evi ry kind, Ac, Ac, »$*c. A** h:nd-» country pivduee tak» n in exchange* lor goods. S. W. PERKINS, lellswortli, April ‘2A,


ocr: Second, and the CA1L. All tho«e who have ?. \ .•«■</ ■ d accounts with late firm of S. PAI>EI FoBD & CO., ar» to call and settle before the loth September, Is59, or they may expect to u lawyer's !e* . \VM. H. BLACK. Ellsworth, Aup;. 4. 28 ANOTHER and Large Stock OF The sol - t ha; just returned from Sg'J, !*••«! n » lai?«>t..ck < t Jcnclrv ever in E.iswmth. A,’ Fancy Articles. Cutlery, Toys, ov.-ry other thing usually kcot in a store of kind. li> - i; nd* and two j'■ . •. u:<■ i- v 111d to exam this H.-ck. Z. SMITH. E • rt ' ' ; «2tl j X 1-7 \\ BARBER SHOP I Tin: Ml- • Tiber lias returned Ellsworth. and ■ ‘ u. in hi? - j building, (up Ptuir.s) | re he w!>i i::\pj y t » - r <ld cu-iomcr?, > r ' : 1 B*-* 1“ I • bv stiiet attention t-> hi» an i t v untiring t 3 . t- t• - .-ati-fy the '*■ : 1 " t t ou.-t'-mers, t • mot it. and to .• he a liberal pha:e . j i>*tn i... gp. ■ ' ... 1 dig. cutting ami Ure--mg >i,ildren’* hair Ac. i - by lent .• _• • i s with him may have their . .itnm vd and ho ir uifs-i'd it t: ■ :r 1.'ones. i AliNEY. Ell-v. ith. I> 1. th. I 47 VV A T C II E IS u A X1» E AV E L T. R Y . A new stock just received at A. A. EI'J.M.MEIEN. M in Street l'ilswortb, sw rt , M i 20, i ■■■■■'. 18tf. FOR SALE /i A 11 G A I X ! S . .V. —i. I..' —Logs, J r; ■ rty, helonpinsr to lh-- Mer i uited ia Ellsworth, is offa cd 1 "i M; X with nil the appurtenances -v* \V. 1 Mills :u .1 vpua’.e-l ' -'•»••• * .. t ;• ;h*.r with the mill 1 v' mth ■ r;\. r, lun 1«t. Au\ - 1 ■ 1 »> t,n tt 1 ]ui.-•• r.r.*l Wharf, socall • n lV.iU r A 1-t .«f land n "Wat. r -tri'et, called f 1 ■ ’ ' vc, with wharf, • - i ' - . s and carriage ■\ A liwrli.nz 1 • ■ a: 1 1 t on Court a k 1-.. .11 ... ., IT OCC'Jl.H'd l'V ' Also I r - ile. T. X: Lot .\ . • in Town No. 4 ■. 1 n il- ... . par - • ■ ■ • ■ - 1 terms 1 i „;.:rs .. ... . .... . --n i’-r at ir--worth wi-well. r'-fcn. 1 r.: ■.: ■?. WUUD TURNING. rriii: *u’-n inrr has fitted up a Lathe • -M A it* <’itrd'» C -vc, where he will do AV ood Tbivning t i.‘•TAIIl po-TS, rt: 1 . kinds of F.VM \ ! l llMMi, . : A-ular ntti titi■ -n pa 1 i t... A-PANK SHAT t IiA11> UE-Ji"TTOMED f- r 4U cents each chair. .'.11 orders left A tbest -: f .'.I --r- S. .i II. A. 1" rr.-N. ..r i:h tli; < i'i.vm- \v. r.r-mptlv at ’led tn. J'J.'KPH J’OVVLK. MLw rth..Tune 2l\ 1' ■ • 23 ly iVindoir Shades CURTAL\"PAPER A . *•* At, just received l.v M. HALE. ;; Aivn house re-leased",


ocr: WAY 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF GOODS! Just received ami opening to day $4,00(1 of DIlY GOODS, large part of which arc RICH and LOT GOODS, about all the new styles of late iruiu England, France, Germany ami Among which may be found. New of Mourning Goods,Challies, DeLain* DeChines, Foul DcChavre, Minini 500 yds. Rich fast colors Ltwng at 1£ 1-2 cts., &c. 21 Ml Farasols from 50 els. tc Steed Spring Skirts from 100 to $2.50 j-Uso, a 1 irge assortment of Stella und Cash Shawls from $1,50 to $5,00. Black Silks. We can show you more Black Silks of even grade lrom 62 1-2 cts. to $1.50, than’ you can find in any other place in this Town, and shall still con tinue to sell them at unparulelcd low prices As before, French Vails. Also, another large lot of New Style COLLARS Glove, liowry of every [trie* and style. Silk, Mohair long and shor Mitts. ft G A P S, Boots and Shoes, Crockery Ware FLOUR AND MEAL PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Ac. Ac. All of which we shall sell as astunishin low prices. ROBINSON & HARDEN


ocr: ELECTRO GILLINC AND SILVERING* Z . S M*i TH’S All articles having plate worn off ca aq replated and made as good as new. Also ACORDEON8 and other mus cal instruments repaired. Ellsworth, Jan. II, 18->f4, tr»l ; ’ ' I 4 j - . I


ocr: anc o be Acadia mur State Boston Air of Kn Iy*ad and cstab and and but Is for new ; It hich l.ttle h ,« r the ' is man- ! t-f Bay and Jap Tin to ! Mer mill call by pur Mar and fe rela never Il and i« people, un It dis with — jtbou' 41* Iy45 twent; I t itii fireig1 hl»er int « ad Copie Ou ca give PN CCF8 AllILI believ are th im psi of #p* in th quci save and •*> int Uh a f r app grauti pre recot their p a sub«ci rejet ONE ca ™Ality0 The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Intension, ( enter and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs, Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &c., &e. Also a large assort ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL CLOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARUE ASSORTMENT Of ‘ - PAPEB HABGIBGS & CABPETI1GS, Of the latest Styles and Fashions from New York. AN ) Window Shades, Tassels, Curtain Fixtures. Hair Cloth and Damask for Covering Lounjes, At*. Doors, Sash, Glass, Looking Hiasa Plitcs, Putty, Wooden Ware, Children's Cabs, and Wagons, Jute Floor Mats, Bed ( ords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, Ac. We aNo manufacture and keep cons'antly on hand a large assortment of Rcdstearis, Fence Pests, Newel Posts and Stair Rannisters. [All the above articles will be sold at the very lowest pries.*. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connection with tb# .Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabin.t work and Turning will be done to order. READY MADE COFFINS 1 OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 1 1 ELLSWORTH. APRIL 29. 1859._DARWIN N. MOOR, it CO. I WAY 16 1859. I ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! Just received ami opening to day $4,00(1 worth of DIlY GOODS, ' a large part of which arc RICH and LOT | priced, DRLSS GOODS, ! comprising about all the new styles of late . arrivals iruiu England, France, Germany ami ■ Italy. Among which may be found. New ! style* of Mourning Goods,Challies, DeLain* Crape, DeChines, Foul DcChavre, Minini ; , uaii', 500 yds. Rich fast colors Ltwng at 1£ 1-2 cts., &c. 21 Ml Farasols from 50 els. tc > $-.5(1, Steed Spring Skirts from 100 to $2.50 ‘ j-Uso, a 1 irge assortment of Stella und Cash . mere Shawls from $1,50 to $5,00. Black Silks. ‘ - We can show you more Black Silks of even * grade lrom 62 1-2 cts. to $1.50, than’ you can find in any other place in *! this Town, and shall still con 1 tinue to sell them at unparulelcd low prices i As before, French Vails. eI Also, another large lot of New Style 'WROUGHT COLLARS > Glove, liowry of every [trie* and style. “ Silk, Mohair long and shor , Mitts. sHi ft G A P S, J1 Boots and Shoes, Crockery Ware ; FLOUR AND MEAL , PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Ac. Ac. v All of which we shall sell as astunishin 2 low prices. I ROBINSON & HARDEN Portland Kerosene Oil Company 100. FOBE STREET, PORTLAND Me. ; Are ereclinpr Wurkr at Cape Eliiabeth, fur mairnfartm ’ irp Keriwine (tils, and will be ready to ,upi>(y the trade , ' Maine, early in August next. I Parties in this State wishing now to engage regularl 'in the trade, will be supplied by us with Oils from tli 4 j Boston Kerosene Oil Company !!LOOK OUT FOR TIE Hi! THE BELL IS BINGING, NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHAEPEST. AT THE OLD STAND, PETERS’ CORNER. The subscriber has just returned from Roston with the LARGEST and CHEAP ESP stock of Dili’ GOODS, and GROCERIES over offered for sale in Ells* , worth, among which may be found, New Style HeLains, Plaids, Thibet,, Rlack Silks, French, English, and American Ginghams, Prints of . every variety of style. Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, Ilosery of every kind. '■ A Large assortment of WOOLEN COOWN. and the Lest selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this market CR.OCKR.ET, SLA.O A.MO, lf*U,D MKit f Farming Tool?, Paints and Oils, Window Glass,Nails Garss Seed, Garden Seed COHN, FLOl K and MEAL. Groceries of every kind, dec, &c, <$*c. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods.


ocr: !!LOOK OUT FOR TIE Hi! THE BELL IS BINGING, NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHAEPEST. AT THE OLD STAND, PETERS’ CORNER. The subscriber has just returned from Roston with the LARGEST and CHEAP ESP stock of Dili’ GOODS, and GROCERIES over offered for sale in Ells* worth, among which may be found, New Style HeLains, Plaids, Thibet,, Rlack Silks, French, English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style. Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, Ilosery of every kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN COOWN. and the Lest selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this market CR.OCKR.ET, SLA.O A.MO, lf*U,D MKit Farming Tool?, Paints and Oils, Window Glass,Nails Garss Seed, Garden Seed COHN, FLOl K and MEAL. Groceries of every kind, dec, &c, <$*c. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. W. Ellsworth, April ‘20,18o9. jl


ocr: NEW SHOE STOKE OPPOSITE THE ELLSWORTH HOllSt. S. f. WHITTIER, Offer* t * hi* friend? and the public general/ a large a« aorUnontof LADIES’, MISSES & CHILDREN’S, j At great bargains. N R—Tlu v are not the Weidern mad** Boots and Shoos that h ive carried y-u from homes., many times, anl then unable to return with you, but they arc * Custom Made, 1 and will cost you no more than Western made ones, , Every thing sold warranted to give satisfaction. Mr. A\ hittier R*•!« adored that his several years <*\pcr I'nee, in the Manufacturing buMuesa enable? him to meet the want* of every customer. Also made to outer every s’yle, color aud quality. Please call. Kll-worth. June l"th 1S59. ‘Jltf ON CONSIGNMENT. Sides Pure Philadelphia Oak TIA R X E S S LEATHER, which will bo < .111 at 37 J cts. per lb. Addition? received weekly. | Also a very full stock of OAK AND HEMLOCK, SO LE k l 'PEER LEA TJIER, French and American CALF SKINS, from 1 to 0 lbs. An extensive variety of Shoe Tools, and Findings. Also ju?t received 1,000 feet of those Superb RUBBER AND LEATHER Mill Boltings, together with a full fresh assortment of irttiVTs: i. linnet ii.„ For sale Extromly low at my Old stand, 1 55 West Market Square, Bangor. 22 2m E. P. BlimVIV X E W BARBER SHOP 1 THE subscriber La? return 1 t-> Ell-'w >rth. and f.tu-d up a Sdivp in Lis old building, (up stairs) where he viil be happy to sec VM customers, or now c-iiCi- He hopes by strict attention to hi? business, and by untiling efforts to satisfy the rea.-onai i deman 1- of customers, to merit, and to receive a liberal siiaie ■ t patronage. Mr. ’ . will pay particular attention to >ham


ocr: ECONOMY! ECONOMY! The undersigned have the right to MAKE AND SELL PATENT METAL IC TIPPED SHOES, in nnd for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTUROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT TREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES. MARIAYILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS. Traders in any of the above rained towns can supplied with a superior article of COPPOk tipped shoes AND HAVE TUE EIGHT GRANTED THEM dll, by calling at our Manufactory in llolincs’ or on Chas. McDonald at the Mutual next below the Ellsworth House. N. B. A saving of 100 per cent, is guaranteed to al l who purchase the COPPER TIPPED SHOES, or in other words, one pair with tips is warranted to wear us long us two pairs without. CAUTION. All persons arc hereby rationed against making selling the above described shoe,as any infringe on our light will be prosecuted with the ut rigor. J. P. A W. OBF.R.


ocr: _ _ _ Carding and Weaving. rpHE suh*ortlM-r is prepared to Card Wool ami Weave ’ , ‘ Cloth, such aa Satinet!, Flarnal, (plain or twilled) 4-c., at the Factory, at Sowivtville, Mt. Desert. Persons wishing t*» have t icir Wool cirded into Rolls will kAve it at the . Bturt- of J. W. Wood, in Ellsworth. Prompt attention given to all business in his line and satisfaction guarantied. I8A\C SOMES. | Ut. Desert, June 13 Sm'Jl


ocr: MAY BE Mi ,ot the lore ’of S, W. PERKINS, Peter’s corner. the following choice end well selected Mwrtmrni ofG >odi aonalettng of Family Groceries, Hardware, fntlrry, Mill Saws, Hats k Caps Together with Mae fergeet aaaortOierrt of Boots AND Shoes 1t Ell worth. We wotfld invite the attentl >n of the Hub lie to our Urge and apleudid assortment of Paints&Oils which W-* will a< n as low as at any other 9tor». We have also a very large and elegant assortment of French, Fnglidi and American I> li Y GOODS BEADY MADE CLOTHING i - trAJM TrJlJ l 3 0 0 0 BUSHELS OATS GROGERlES AND PROVISIONS CHEAP I OH CASH!! THE Subscribor has opened the Store adjoinin G. Peck's Apothecary Shop, where he offei | for sale, good Family Groceries and Provisions, a as low prices as can be found in the place; an those who are purchasing for cash or wish to ei change their own products for any of the followin ! goods can do so as much to their advantage as a J uny other Store. I have on hand FLOUR. MEAL, PORK, BUTTER. CHEESE AND LARI), CRASHED, GRANULATED AM POWDERED SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSES WINTER BLEACHED OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES BURNING FLUID, RAISINS AND FIGS. SPICES OF ALL KINDS, LEAF AND PLUG TOBACCt from 16 to 50 cents per lb , and all goods usuall kept in aGrooery Store, together with a good a. sortment of CROCKERY AND CL\.S3 WA11I which will be sold or exchanged for country pr Juoe on satijfactury terms. JAMES MITCH EL. ElNwortli, Doc. If, !S5«. 47 Bank Receiver’s Sale. S> >n< K i» hi r by given that w«* 'he undersigned. R Cf.vtTi of the Hancock Bank, til w .rth, w;ll sell at Hu 1 Yuct.un at our office in Ellsworth, on Thursday, tl ldth l iy < f January next commencing at ten o’ l x


ocr: 500 It bis FLOUR! Bash, C0RN! v -... r. :v FOR SALE AT IHE" P E O P JL E7 S ST 111. Also a large assortment of GROCERIES AM) WEST INDIA GOODS. addition to the above it a larger and better asrrlment of GOODS. than can be found in Ellsworth. BOOTS. SHOES, CLOTHING. Ac.. Ate., AH of which will be told for Caeh at al reduced price*. AND SEE. MONROE YOUNO. Ellsworth, D c 14. 18o8. 47tf BECEIYEO A CO’S from Boston, a uew r ml large stock of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. Among their st*.ck maj found a Urge assortment of r KERCH ARE GKUMAR CLOTHS. all eolors and qualities, and of the latest importation* most fashionable styles. Also an extensive assort of VESTINGS, of Silks, Grenadines, t'*shm«r**s and Velvet#. e styles and colors. Together with a complete assort of Fall and tl inter Clothing, the most fashionable styles. A mong which may be food COATS,FROCKS ANO SACKS from various qualities of English, French. 0*rman and American Broadcloths Also. Winter Raglans, made of Caster, Bearer and Eaqttamaux Cloths. all r.ylas and qualities. Also on band a haudsome as sortment of lismm A large stock of Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Iiosoms, Collars, Stocks# Cravats, Pocket llandkerchicis. Cutler Shirts,.Draw Hosiery, Suspenders, Black# White and Fan Kid Gloves, bilk, Lisle Turead, and various Styles of GLOVES. Together with a large assortment of Saddler'* and Embroidery Silk*. Silk, Dress Buttons and Needles, ^urcAusirf to accommodate the Ladies. We are also prepared to inafee up CLOTH to order, in the neatest and most' workman inannner. OtH CUSTOM DEPARTMENT be excelled in the State, as we have one of most careful and scientific ('utters in the Coun engaged to see that such work is rightly Let ono tiling b*» distinctly understood— That will sell Hoods cheaper than any other concern in Cur NEW stock will bo »old nt a SMALL PRO Our OLD stosk AT COST. Ellsworth, Sept. 1C, <8u8. 3Atf WITH GOODS. A A A r. ItKKLLY , announces to l.:r old customers and the pub


ocr: 4000 Bush. TOR SALE AT THE PEOPLE’S MSI Also a large assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES AND WEST INDIA GOODS. In addition to the above is a larger bitter asortment of DRY GOODS, than can be found in Ellsworth. BOOTS, SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.. All of which will be sold for Cash at at reduced prices. CALL AND MONROE YOUNG. Ellsworth, D‘c. 14. 1858. 47tf JUST PADELFORD A CD’S from Boston, a new and large stock of CLOTH? AND CLOTHING. Among their *t«ck may Ik* found a large assortment FSHL1SJ/. FHFSCH A.\D GERM CLOTHS. f ill colors and qualities, and of the latest mil m-.st fashionable styles. Also an extensive ik nt of V ESTIXGS, •ivnsi'flng of Silks, (I res iad lie's, i 'ash meres and A" civets, til niye-s and colors. Together with a complete instil of Fa!! and Winter flotliing, if the most fashionable styles. Among which may he BUSINESS COATS FROCKS AND made from • us qualm-- of Bullish, French, and American Broadcloths. Also, Heavy Winter made of faster, Beaver ai d F.sqnnmaux Cloths. if all styles nndqnalit.es. Alsoiv hand a handsome sortment of 3D-GD DlDDmm A large stock of Furnishing Goods, M hite Shirts, Bosoms, Collars. Stocks, Scarfs, Pocket liaudkcrciiiciS. I .okr Shirts, Draw ers, Hosiery, Suspenders, Dlack, White and Fan ;y Kid Gloves, Silk, Lisle Thread, and >ther Styles of g l o A" 1: S . Together with a large assortment of Saddlers and Embroidery Silks. sowing Silk, Ifress Duttons and •xjtrrssly to <i. ■ omnuntuii the Lathe*. -«/“ We are also prepared to make up CLOTH INvi t order, in the neatest and most workman like mummer. ont «rvron nr.PAumr^T •unnotbe excelled in the Stute.as we have one the most careful and scientific Cutters in the Coun trv, engaged to see that such work is ioue. Let one tlingb- distinctly ft u\ll sell Hoods cheaper limn any other corn


ocr: .4 New Msteh for Timing llsrscs. THE CHRONODBOMETOR, Appleton, tracy & co., w Manufacturers, WALTHAM, MASS., have inven j ted a Watch for Timing Horses, which |K-rfonus with a prom|due#* ami accuracy never before attained. A draw ing and full particulars seut on application at Waltham, or at ldd Washington >t., Uovtou, or to Robbins if Appleton NcsjP’ork. A patent lias been applied for, 6uiU, Frown a alien co, 806 WASHINGTON 8T, BOSTON. PIAN O FORTES, (* **1 fr,’ni « to 7 l Octave, Warranted. Small j Round 0 | Octave, l’:ice $10* 3m 1C


ocr: j ; Ellsworth, dept. 16, iNih. 311f JUST FROM BOS ION WITH NEW GOODS. A XX F. GRFELY, •espectfullr announce* h r old customer- and the pub- ic generally that the “Hard Times” have not driven her 'roin the Old Stand, Main Street, where she may be found with a fresh s tick of viSiAA NA.Sh NX.'s.'s^V*. DRESS GOODS I of all styles, colors, prices and materials. FANCY GOODS! Embroideries <>f all kinds, Cambrics, Lawns, Huudker :hiefs. Laces, etc., etc. WORSTED! » larger assortment tlian ever before offered in this place. DRESS TilI>U1IUS and buttons of all kinds and prices. Last but not least THE ^riLLlXEHY DEPARTMENT, is well filled with a fashionable stock of Bonnets and. Ribbons, just purchased in Boston together with a full assortment all goods belonging t*. this «h.paruu* m. All millinery work doMf to order with XKATN’ES? and DESPATCH. Tj’ Particular attention paid to BONNET BLEACH* INd. The attention of purchasers is solicited. Goods will lx cheerfully showu at all time.* at the OLD STAND ou Main street opposite the Granite Block. 4V\ F. OKEEI.V. Ellsworth,Dec. 1, ISM 13 ELLSWORTH BGOK*BINDERY! Tliis Establishment having i Hissed into the possession o be Subscrih r.he would r spectfullj iul rut the hat he w ill coutinue Uie business at tlie old stand over Vi. VU SlSAWS Hav tug employed a competent and experienc'd worker ai we hope by strict attention to business to merit the pat ronage of the Public. ILL oil Id:its FOR BINDING Music, Magazines, anil l!lu«trnred Works, Promptly attended to, and done iu the most DUKABLE STYLE. C. W. MOOR. El'sworth, Nov. 22, 1X58. 44tf A. A. BRIMMER DLALKIl IS Watches and Jewelry. A. HKIMMER bus ju*t opened achoire selected stock ■>» Watches amt Jewelryy it Mia* Irving’s Milinery t -n.*, Main {Street. Ahtn, Watches and Jewelry repaired nu warranted. tlbwvrth, 8k pi. 15,1858.


ocr: , i i ! 1 : « : 1 ! | JOHN W. HILL. Kllsworth, June 24‘h, 185A. -LM W | PP EH IIIX.IUS PTIE «Mh«rriher* hive just received a new and large A sortuiert of tie following article*-. SOFAS. LOIXGES, EA'TE.XSIOV. CEXTER AM) CARD TABLES, STEELED (7/1 IRS, FAM Y( IIA VIIER cam: seat, SEAT .4 .VI) ROCKIXG CHAIRS, ,j r.. Jj C. M'o, a large assortment nf Wool II. im. Cotton and .loth Also, a large a*'<rtnient of l*a|N»r ISan^in^ siimI rnii;iin« >f tlio latest style and fashions from X»w York Aim, Window Shades, Tasst Is, Curtain f ix tures, llair Cloth and Damask for for Cov ering Lounges. Ac. Doors, Sash, Class, 1am.king lilass Plates, Putty, W O'tien W are,Children‘sCubs, mid Wagous, .lute Floor Mats, lied Cords, Clothes Lii.es, Clothes Pins. Feathers of Yari rious Qualities, «$• •., 4*c. We also manufacture a id keep constantly land a large assortment of Ucilstiads Fcntf Posh, Pn*l« and Stair Raniii*t.-i-*. All of the above articles will lie sold at the """I prices. Store at tlu- Wt >t laid ..f'the Dri.Ig’i »*• oi net-lion with the St am .Mill, where all f Cabinet work and Tui. ing will be done to or ler. READY MADE CFFIXS »f all piles always on hand. N, B.—Buggy Wagons For Sale DARWIN X. 3/00U A Co. Ellsworth, April, 1 H5*, 'JOtf* “A II It I V A L OK THE I have just received direct from the manufactory. a mw y-patented cook-si.-ve, called “The Leviathan,” rhich fxc-U everything ever brought into the state. iasa very large elevated oven, wholly of cast-iron, w(. • ?, av.-s the trouble and expense of re-lining cv.-ry littl* ihile. as Other stov s usually require to b.- don,-. 11 , >■ improvement over all other stoves, a grate un.l.-r tl« 'ven !■ r warming and k’-eping hot, various things, which ■very h..n*i keeper knows i* so essential. Thi* *t<n. wide of the smoothest and l*»i castings of any now man ifacturetl. Cull and *ee if it i» not the la st n.ve ever of •rred to the put.lie. Also, on hand a good assortment of other ucl as Crystal Lab, Gem, Clinton Improved, State Farmer, Farmer, Penobscot Air Tight, Californian, <$r.t '"ire.her with Plain and Fancy Air Tight stove*. with I have constantly «m hand Cistern and • ham Pum| yjul l*i|>e, >h«-et Load, oven. a*h and !»• *iH i mouth*, J..p iti " are. Briiatnu \\ are. and a large a*s->riin< m *.f A arc tf every description. All kinds <f work done •rder iu tl.e hk.-t manner. JOHN 5. PEARSON, Act. Next d-x-r lx low S. Jt II. A. Hutton. P ?—AH having unsettled accounts with nie, etf/r iinmtdiutfly. Ellsworth, Nov. J5.1S58. 44 JUST RECEIVED. G.D. IRVING & CO., lb speetfully announce* to their custom* r* and the pub a generally ,that tie. v have just returned from Boston . complete ass» l'Unent of FALL and WINTER onsistiug of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Flml •ices. Gloves, Hosiery, Ac., also Ladies Collars, Caps, and Vndcrslrrves. Together with a full assortment of goods belonging to MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. All millinery work done to order wi h neatness and dis uitch. Particular attention paid to BO .WET UM'UJIIX;. G. 1). IKYING A CO., Maiu Street. Ellsworth, Oct. 21st, 1 ■'.'>5. \ JIS5 E. T». 511 UV respectfully inP.rtns her friends 1 customers, that she has just returned from rith the latest STYLES, also a rich and splendid addition to their stock of M I L IN E It Y FANCY GOODS dress Caps, Mohair Caj»s, and Head Dresses, of all ieties. MOURNING GOODS >f all kinds, Infauts Goods, Embroideries, Collar*, ifcetctf. Baud.*. Insertions and Edgings, Threw.I, Huiyrua and Cotton Edgings, Velvets, Dress nd Buttons, Veils, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, itc., Ac. .Bonnets Bleached it the shortest possible notice. Orders from neighboring towns attended to, as usua vith promptness and despatch. ' Fills worth, Nov. 7, 18os. 4 b “G.F.DTJNN > Just returned from Boston with » f NEW STUCK UF iT e w Selling at at Reduced Prices. CAMEO 11ns and Ear Drops to match, from $3 to Ooldotoue ** *• 3 to ’oral * “ 4 to ^loriuiine “ “ 3 to Ionian Mosine *« •• t0 )%ld Pins of all styles, y Ladies and Gents Slevo Button*, Ladies Gold « ■ uanl Chain, Gents Vest Chains, (Juki and Silver. GoM and Silver Watches. Also. Second1 hand Watche* from $3 1-2 to $6, war


ocr: SOMETLXG NEW Agents Wanted! X° "° *Dto a lucrative and honorn *■ bio business—will pay an active young man a weekly nalary of from #18 to $30. A capital of $6 to $10 only required. No ''Humbug." Satisfaction Guarantied. For partiouUr.enoluM .tamp and ad.irrM— 3in U A. B. MARTIN. Plaiitow, N. II.


ocr: SFXIXNG OF AT COST!! Perkins will sell for CASH, his large and splen did assortment of French, English anil American D It Y GOODS BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CROCKERY, GLASS; AND HARDWARE AT ACTUAL COST! thereby giving the Public an opportu nity never before offered in Ellsworth, of obtaining for a little money a lar ger amount of Goods than can possibly be obtained ELSE WHERE, I Mill ami will sell my entire stock o Dry Goods at BOSTON YlUOLKSALK PRICKS! He also ofTi rs his large stock of FAMILY GROCERIES at greatly reduced prices, mak ing it an object for purchrscrs to GIVE HIM A CAll ELLSWORTH, Jnn. 17, 1859. All kinds of Country Produce taken ii exchange for Goods. 3\v 52. ELECTED GILDING AND SILVERING, AT Z. SMITH’S. All articles having plate worn off cai he replated and made as good as new. ALo ACOlllIKONS and other musi cal instruments repaired. Ellsworth, .Ian. 14, 1859. tf51 nr e -vxr JKU ELRf AND ffiCY GOODS, Just received at Z. SMITH’S. Lumbermen’s Goods. Tho’s A. Whito WOrid) respectfully invite the atten ten Lumbermen to his LARGE and tie nimble Mi ck "f Goods, adapted to the trade among which are Lab s Extra Heavy BLANKETINGS. Bales Extra st..ut Scarlet, Blue, and Mxe TWILLED FLANNELS. Bales of Heavy Ravens DUCK, fur overalls. Bales Heavy Wool FROCKINGS. Bales and Cus'-® extra heavy DOESKINS an undress CASSIMERES and SATINETS. 100 Bales BATTING. CORN BAGS. Lab s extra fb ut SHEETINGS, DRILL? STRIFES, DENIMS, TICKINGS, Ac. _ A LSO. A Large St< ck of Lest CUSTOM READY-3I.IDE CLOTHING ! Largo sixes, adapted to the woods. Buyers are respectfully invited to call and ea amine, at Lis Mures, .Ws 3, 1 and 5 State Street. 8w47 B A N G 0 R . FOR SALE AT A B A II GAIN Saw Mills—Real Estate—Logs, cfc; THE fnlloiriiip valuable pr< je-rty, belonging to the Mei II ... L .■hc.lnl n, I- 11. worth li.itr.-i. for stale— t** wit: th*'


ocr: BOOTS FOR LADIES AT No. 19, Market Square, BANQOR. ALSO SNOW BOOTS. Of felt anrl flannel lined, waterproof of our own Manufacture. Thin" New and For Ladies’ wear. For Walking Boots. For The Parlor or For The Ball Room. THICK BOOTS CALF of our own SXOW RUBBER A very large Stork at the “LEATHER STORE,” No. 19. Market BANGOR. MILLETT & BANGS, i Closing oul a Large Assortment OF Rich ami L » Trie**)!. Plaid, S'rlpe and Figured •mj.ri*ing I rt\ f air *l;fl-r*Mi’. Styl* *, "li.i'li will mu at UuST iN W IM1.KSALb I'ltK'b. A I.SO A l.ARGb ASSORT ML NT OF CHINES. WOOL PLAIDS, and Mtb.'S whi<-h will be offered lu>» at a GKfcAT IBs* "l NT. by A KOBINBON. Ellsworth, Jan. 2*, 1AS9. 1 if Nona, ni■ foreclosure.


ocr: pet by w.iuivu of America. Ellsworth, Jan. iMh, 1S59. “w 1 L AD I ES THE LADIES OF THE M E T II 0 D I S T SEU IXC CIRCLE will hold a Levee ami Pair at \VrJiit ini»\-s II;ill, FEBRUARY 22d and 2.‘Jd. The i object is to raise funds to pay Minister. And they tike this opportu nity to invite all who feel disposed, contribute something that *vill add the sirtirh* S Ilnur nrenari n ,r liv the tlircln and they may be assured that any all articles thus contributed will greatf’ully received. l’er Order. Ellswt rtb, Jan. 13. 1859. 5l mEITIOI, WILL BE PUBLISHED OX FRIDAY, JAN BY THE SU BSC It IK LK, A METRICAL VERSION OF Adj. Gru. Webster’s Great Report. Th«* Edition is lim;test, all who wish to »<s-ura •h",dd i-r.l-r them immediately. The version a'» t* s, octavo, and will be furuiahed at (otlowUig rab-s MMOLE COPIES, 25 cents. THREE “ 60 “ SIX “ fl.uQ Money or Stamps remitted by mail at my risk. On re ceipt of the it»“it-v, the Bjik will bo forwarded Post l*aid. Address yuur order to E. O. WKXTHWOTH. MACH I AS 31E. Machlaa, Jan 25, 1S59. 2w 1 HttttlSltS AND <UUO\ KKS ! THE SCBSCniBKHS OFFKK F »R S ALK 6),000 BAR KKLS OF THEIR NEW AND IMPROVED POLTDHETTE. Of TUB