ocr: CRA.!XE tfc Co’s EXPRESS WINTER ARRANGEMENT. C. L. CRANE.LO0MI5 TAYLOB W<’CI»fO«J TO , BRYANT’S EXPRESS l Will run their express during the Winters | follows : — LEAVE BANGOR FOR BOSTON every Mor day and Thursday Mornings, via llampder Frankfort. Searaport, Belfast, Camden, Rockland . and Them asW n. ;j RETURNING. LEAVE BOSTON every Monday and Wednet I day for Bangor v»a the above named places. 1 Also will leave Bang r for Boston direct b; Railroad every Vedneso.iv Morning, and froii Boston for Bangor direct every Friday Morning ! arriving same evening*. NO CHANGE OF MESSENGERS ON THE ROUTE. -Ml bti-' ie«s attended to with care. Monej and Merchandise ferwaml »« u?ual Cullection: tna-ie. Bill? t Exchange procured ou ENGLAND lKELAX D and SCOTL AN I>. all cases receipts for mouey sent by thii Exprej* will be returned. OFFICE IN BOSTON. No. 11. <tat« Street. OFFICE IN BANGOR. No. 3. Strickland’s Blwcx. AGENTS ON THE KOI TE. HavroKsT—R WAflflATT; Fa*xsro*T-~O * PTI^RY btaa>rv>MT—A. O. EELS. Bllfaat—I». I> llN*. HAM; i avpk>—J W K NORWOOD; Roc*lax:—E II OK1JRAN: Tii WAS! 'X—B JACKSoV Hr K?7V«T—-U VY WHITE VEA2IE, LORD ft CttMUAKLAlN, Ell*wears CRANE A Co. Bangor. Feb'y 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 kept or. l.artd for Suue. Ship and IVon«»o Joiiirrin?, A 90 JOB BO UK at short notice. MOLDINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS, AND ALL KINDS OF TRIMMING* f r the furnirhiog of BuildiaiW. a» abort notice ar.J 25 ker con*. r-a th*.. tiny cau tx Jane by hand-laN r. (lapbaunR I’lanril ft Fitted. ALL MS ha Of rLAZUNU « SAWiaO d>ne. arid \>we» Post* turned. Having bought and fitted up a lot nf Machinery ford' mg the alx ve ki:.d* of»-rk. and hating had much ex l-xrn-nce in tht bu*im*«. *f tl.u.k it * id b*. (or the adva - tape those wishing f rthe above k :i >li nf w-rW, to call at "ursh p and examine f-»r tliemselves. ?•: >p on M atvr Street r>*-ar Pine Stn-et. Machinery at •he Midi formerly vwi.eti ' y i'ol John Bn* a C. E. P. CHAMBERLAIN. CHARLES II. BARTON. Ellsworth. M-r. li. l?5rf. tf T V \RTII tOF. r.T'IHK—YuUXG’5 GREAT PHYSIO I-1"''1 tL ""RK. b*mc a Pr.vat* Irvruot.r for Mar n l pvr~ : a. r *h*'*- about to marry, both male and fe mile. In o ervthiag c ■; cermag the j.hysi .Igy and re la ■ ! our s.stem. ui.il ihe i»r <durtion t preven ti n ■•( ■ *T«prM g. itH'i'iding .m the i. a d>c v-rvs never b*(ore given in i E' _• oh Linguae*. by MM Y'»l NG. M. I». T is i« really a valuable a: i interesting w rk. It is writeri in plain language for the general reader, and 1* i i«'.rated with engravings. .*11 Young marry d j»- .pie. or :h *«e cotmmplating marriage. and 1 .wing the lea.': im pediment to married life, should read tl.is book. ltd;* cl.«.i secrets that every one should !»e .ic«iuaiut<-il with.— .'-till it is a lv*ok that must Ik1 locke : up. and not lie about the hou*i It will }..• v. )i t> am "Tp- the receipt ( twenty-live cents. Ad.ir-ss PR MM Y<»l MG, >\.. 416 KG El P» Street, above F arth, Philadelphia. 45 HEALTH AND HAPPINESS SECURED. Y'H Nh MEN who are suffering: from the ef foots ot self-abu.-e, can Re surely uud permaueut* y restored by using the (ONCENTRATED CURE OR AQUA V I T A. 33 . A Remedy of great and certai i Power. Thi« Remedy is put up »n small vial*, and can be >"t.l by mail to any address. A trial will t»Hti*fy. I »X it for a week and v< u will experience a /rea' benefit. A circular containing lull particulars, sent (free) on application, price, per b dt'.c #1 i»ne bottle will last a nr nth. N. B. This remedy i.« suitable for either sex Address K. CRCGER, Medical Agent, 71*2 Brosulwny, M'W % ork. Ir 5 C (i. PECK. Agent, Ellsworth. x i: w BARBER SHOP 1 THE subscriber ha« returned to Ellsworth, and fitted up a -b' p in his old building, (up stairs) where he will he happy to see old customers, or new ones. He h p- - by strict attention to his busines*. an i by untiring efforts to satisfy the reasonable demands of customer*, to merit, and tu receive a liberal «ha e of patronage. .Mr. will pay particular attention to Sham '•• if- cutting and dre«sinsr children's hair Ac. 1-adie* by leaving rders with him tuay have their •’•••* is shampooed and hair dressed at their h.-n e*. M''-E- CARNEY. Ellsworth. Pec 15th, FOR SALE B A R G A 1 X !


Ellsworth American. [volume]

ocr: ornuvir a dUitllULft. THE VERY BEST STOCK OF Fino Ready-made CieTIim er.r offered to the pubilc. menu'adored csprct*!, tur the best cloae New busload Retail Trade. THIS STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING OVERCOATS, BUSINESS COATS. FROCK COATS, BUSINESS SUITS, PANTS and VESTS ail manufactured from ’.be REST MATERIAL,] in the L llt.-r >T\ LE-, aud tu tbe MOST T1I0 KOI Oil MANNER. n iRRtVTED SU PERIOR o an/ stock of Rea It-made Clothing ever offere in Burton. LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK Cl CLOTHS. CASSIMERES DOE SlvIXSt, VESTINGS. MADE TO ORDER in th« most s'yluh an! workmanlike manner. Prices uniformly low for Cash J. Vv . SMITH & CO, Dock Square, cor. Elm Street, BOSTON. Boston, April 1, ]$j9. is. 3 mos. 11. FOK SALE BAR G A I l I l I

place_of_publication: Ellsworth, Me.

publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: ' MUIUS, Mum J \yOL Lr r ■‘pectfullr Inform t f clue’ * of F.!l« worth and x iei- itv th it he may *:•..! : • f -Uivi .it the late stand •! flil & Youug, wh.ri may be found ;h< largest assortment COOKIXG STOVES ’•ver ■'fT-rrsl f«r *i!f In FlNtmrth. im *nc which mnv he • n.d l e «ir ht lb-public It iv n C' , F ir :<». i i \cadi.i • k Th i t been itj Jailed i.i this mar ket » r ec • .omy and l ;r •'•1h:y. 'Is . t'•• >• -- Y.*!i tV -’in- l Orf ite S*-»te v * " • • - Ii ! \ i.-t *r -V|J Boston k'>’ • . _ >: acs. w.th and Wit!»v*ut ei. valed iKeus. 'sAAV's, I V r'tor. « f \ 1 «ire«, t -cethcr w.:h an e*vlV*s ■! I’ai r, i* ! , i ; «hn, fy'.i »kr. 1*. \ an I V.r t - • * ■ • f which I si - fir cash hntper "•» '•' • r i ; y '..i .i » 1 .rre asa.irtMient f hn* el.h’M Nf-i •! t i T - wv ,d l- ”1 t’ *»: v rtp- t iiiin. t ««t Jr ii a 1 • - • *• t's I - l' . e«. .hen. A si a id i> or n uni . i ill u. ah a:UCles USUahy f-U id U a st .e e-iab Us.iucut. JOHN W. I11LI.. ITUs-ror.h. June 24:!.. I$.'»v A II R I V A L OF TIIE I hire is: receive’ d'n’Ct from the msautactory, a uew ly-pa'.cuted c»«ok-stuVe, cubed ‘■The Leviathan/’ which excels e •erythimr erer hr urh* Into th** *tate. It n.i-aveiy larkv elevated oven. wii .:y ot Cist-ir-i . *’, Mud i - ■ e- . while s r >tov ••* unii 'y r«*«'|i*ir.* t<- 1» .1 .n«* It h ,•» i imi-r V. l I.-.,! V. . ! *• ■ • «, :« crate r the • li t r w <u inrio rtiul k-a-j rnr hot. \ar -.i? >*hi. \ every >i.hi»-kv ’ ki»is» i» *•. ew*e:.,i i ‘l . i, n: i.le ol t:m- sm .-t and ca-. • • any •. .« luan. nfa-tum! tami sec ii it i* u >t the lest stvve ever of f.rr.d ; - the i<ubUc. v .»• *, 'iu hand a g -oJ assortment of other cook-aioves, such us Crystal Labe, Gem, C'inton Improved. Dai/ Stuie Farmer. Farmer. Penobscot Air Tij’ht, Californian, $c., T •::**: her w.;h Pin in and Fa ><*y a - T . ' t «Mves w.th and r t L 1. . . .- . r rr " ; . I* i i W are. ... n . ia:v a— rttn-. : * I :» " •- " '1' A. a.uds : w "K d i.r te ■


ocr: ; ! N ( ' i ' ," I M ; , » ! ! ! , ' . | j 1 | MAY 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF STEW GOODS! Ju*t recited and < pning to dat $4,000 orU* of DRY GOODS, large part of which are RICH and LOW r iced. DRESS GOODS, >mpri*»mg ahnot nil the new irjlea of l*f« rriv.tl* lr ui Knglund, France, Germane and I'dv. Among which in;\r 1»* found. New ivlen of Mourning Gooda.ChaUi’*. I>c[^»inn, rajH*, RcChinc*, I* >ul DeCharre, Minmi ian«, «'»00 _vd.*t. Rich f.k*t colors Lawn* at 12 -2 ctv, A • 21M) P-tr.ie-ds from V* eta. to 2,-Vi, Steel Spring Skirt* from 100 io $2.50. .41*0. a 1 irguu8»»rtii» ntofStt lUund C**h icre Shawl* Iron* $1,50 to $0,00. Black Silks. \'r can .how mu more Black Silk, ol erery grado from 1.2 1-2 cm to $1.40, than rim can find in any "ti er place ,n thi. T wn, and shall el ill ,-„n. mu? to ell them at unpuralcled low price.. -V*11'lur*. French Vail.. Alec, another large lot ul New Style BROUGHT COLLARS. Motm, Ilmery of ercry pric. and stile Silk, Mohair long anj short Mitts. I A. T 5: & e Aff loots and Shoes, Crockery Ware, FLOUR AND MEA1, PROVWOXS, GROCERIES. 4.-. 4c All ..f winch we sh.ll » ll a, wloi.uhing >w price ROBINSON & HARDEN. ITtf W A TCUES AND JEWELLRY, A new stock just received at A. A. BRIMMER’S. Msin Street Ellsworih, Ellsworth, May 26. 1869. 18tf. A House tee Is©t. I'llR imdcreimed has a (nod tenement which he will lease for ant ;mp or mti, #len*an»ly situated on his farm between tbs low r wharves and the village, ami is a first rata lo> ation for a «eafaring man %■ ith a small family, rerun reasonable to those who intend to ray the ««•, nrcilAKD Tl.TkER. hwMth, April 29, 1859. JUf 0[ATCII HOUSE RE-LEASED. BY NATHAN PBHHY. Jr. a THE Subscriber announce* In hit numerous friends and the public, that ha has taken a new lease of^SSUL he above named and well known establishment, rhich is in the m<>#t thorough order and repair,lha nost centrally and conveniently located boast’for he transient traveller, af any in the eitj, where le will take pleasure in attending to lha eomfort f bis guests, on the most salistaclory terms. I# 1‘otruns of tkt konst wtll bt fumitktd muk oorhiny to and f'om tkt sltmmbooit and rot trends FRRK of thtiTijr. Haugor, April 1, 1859. If. 1| PAl* E B FI ^YIST GUsTOS. JI’ST KKCEIVED a Urge assartmeal sfUstK* '•per, and Curtains of the latest styles. U DAK WIN N. MOO it A Ca. lilQHWAY SCBYEVOR’8 BOOKS. Lax Collector’s Books. For sale by M. HALE. Ellsworth April If n


ocr: 4‘»* ^ * fourth , c ' IM ’III HA! I,V k ^ The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &c., &c. Also a lar^e assort ment of Wool, Ilemp, Cotton and ° OIL CLOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Of the latest Styles amt Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades. Tassels. Curtain Fixtures, Hair Cloth and Damask for Covering Loun.es, Ae. Doors, Sash, Glass, Looking Glass Plates. Putty, Wooden Ware. Children’* Cabs, and Wagons. Jute Floor Mats, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, Ac. \\ e also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads,Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. All the above articles will be sold at the very lowest prices. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connection with 6team Mill,where all kinds of Cabinet work and Turning will be done to order BEADY MADE COFFINS ELLSWORTH, APRIL 29, 1809™ ^ COS8TA*NTLY 0N HAND’ nAPWIV v Mflno „n


ocr: JOHN W. HILL \yOl LD respectfully inform the clttens of Ellsworth and ’ vicinity that he may still be found at the late stand of Hill 4 Young, whwft; may be found its hugud aisorttaeut COOKING STOVES ever "Q' if sale in Ellsworth, anion* which may he f,'1:“l t- << Ilepui.lic, llay unite, Yawnr, an<l Acadia 1 "k Tin M- ' have i„.t beeu equalled iu tint iaar kit for • ■ u v 1 durability. j A'■■■». '■ '• Y.i’i-v, Woodland, Granite State 1 N''W »*"ud,'• Air f !*ht. Ho*ton VuO-rand lto»l..u : looking Moves, ».. u un i with ut ekvahul Ovens. am! Teasels’ Stows of all -izes, to;«th«r with an endless variety of Parlor, Utliw Frankiin, Cylinder, Ik.* and \ir •light SI..V.*, all of whioh ! shall S*. !! r-.i- cash afcea|»*r Ihun ever, i distantly on h,;i;d . U;j. usurUmi.: ■ f Ku ameled, Hritania, Japanned and tin ware, Zinc,She* ; Lead l-*'***l Sk>ve Pip Cham, Cast I. u «*od Copper I'uinp*. Fire Frames, Oven, As'i and lU.iier mouth*, and aihl all kind* of ail article* usually f.-uud in a slovo idul* lishwenu JOHN W. HILL. KUswarth, June 24th. iS68. !VOTU’i: TO


ocr: HATCH HOUSE RE-LEASED, Hi NATHAN Pl.HR*. Jr. -\«rTHE 'u* -criber announce* to his >mM ' o i.i r> us tr tends and the public, V» »ra **lttw ' i-it he is taken a new lease ofalilflL the above named and well known establishment, which is m tue mo^t thorough order and repair,the mo«t centrally and conveniently located bouse for the transient traveller, at' any in the city, where he will take pleasure iu attending to tho comfort ut h * gu< -t.-, ou t:.e ino*t citi-taclory terms. »jjT Patron* of the hate util l* fur nit hr.t with 1 toiv’vn/to and fTom the steamboats and railroods' FH HE of ehor-je. Jiangor, April 1, 1859. t f 11 * * * ,


ocr: gygtitfgs Cards. OYSTER AND EATING IIOl'Slu! J. W. COOMBS, Proprietor, Osgood’a Bloclt, STATE STREET, ELLnvOFTH, Me. JOSEPH Fit I O'I) k C0.7 MERC HAM T TAILORS, AN’D Dealers in i'iuihs, Clothing, $c., Next Door Ul-w 'VLitl- g' *=!.;-•?. Mam Street, Ellsworth. i L. B, ULM ER, & Co., 51\r.ufaciur rs and rs ,u BARRELS, PAILS, IRON AND WOODEN HOOPED BUCKETS. COOPERS' STOCK. <Lc. Planing at short 1.. lice, rtcara tiiistm.ii. ELLSWORTH. Maine. L- B ULMER, J F. DAVIS, dr f. r. mm.' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Rwdsnc* and Off-ce— I^afe Thomas Robinson's, near Tmkor’a Tarcra, M AIN STUKl.T, ELLSWOKIii, ME. Dr. J. T OSGOOD. mrzzjfr s u 11 G E 0 -v ■ Mechanical Dentist, Uaacock St , • - - - E.liworth, Me. 32 GEO. A. WHl.ELER, Physician and Surgeon. <D2>aAsra&0 yr Office formerly occupied by Dr. Nathan Emerson De-iriog to retire from the practice f mediciue I hereby recotameud Dr. Wheeler a* a skillful ami experienced j practitioner and deserving the confidence of the public. j All pereous mdebted to me are re jested to call and 1 BeUie. N. EMERSON, M. D. , 1. H. THOMAS. SHERIFF. HANCOCK COUNTY MAINE.! Offic® in Granite Block, Main St., Ellsworth. __| CALVIN P. JOY. DEPUTY SHERIFF, ELLSWOKTU ME ALBION K. P. LTTNT. DEPUTY SHERIFF, LONG ISLAND, ME. ALBION K. p. LUNT, Justice of the Peace end Quorum. LONG ISLAND. ME. J OlIN I.LU X T. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ASD QUORUM LONG ISLAND. ME. Iv43 ' ISRAEL B. LUNT, Justice oj the Peace aid Quorum. LONG I-LAND, ME. Notary Public, Commissioner cn Wrecks cnJ and Qualifying officer. 43 G . \V . MADOX, Attorney and Councilor at Law, ELLSWORTH, ME. Will gixa his attention specially and promptly to the collection Business. Office i n Main Street, next door to C. G. Peck's. B. 3M. SARGENT, ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW, GOULDS BOBO’, HANCOCK CO., Maine. Post Office, Prospect Harbor. 15 Will ittend tbe Supreme Court at Ellsworth. Charles Hamlin, COUNSELLORJfc ATTORNEY AT LAW, ORLAND. Maine Prompt attention given to all bus.ness entrusted to him. 4* EUGENE KALE, CO UXS ELI. o X and A TTOKX E Y at LAW, ELLSWORTn. ME.. OtucR of Main Stkft, uver Geo. X. Black’s itore, in room* formerly occupied by the Hancock Bank. - The business of the late Thomas Thbinson re mains with the undersigned, wh> will attend to its settlement at the above named » ffice. EUGENE HALE. Ellsworth, Sept. 30, 1853. 35 S. 1VATERHOUSE, ATTORySY if COL'A'SELLOR AT LAW, HUUxourth AJaine. Office ^rer Cyrus Eiown’s Store-, Main St. 20. JJbitUAJi ej SA11UL.U, SUCCESSORS TO HR.YRY AVERY. Grnrral ( ouihiNmoii Merrliant*, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN wms mm. mm* SHIP CH \NDLKRY i STOKES. NO :0j COMMERCIAL STREET, HEAD 01 COMMERCIAL WHARF, j. j. dcera*. ) BOSTON Q. U. 8AXGKNT. > 1 'Y.Y. Hathaway & langa-on, dealers IX FLOUR # GRAIN, No, 6 India Snwt, (OPPOSITE TIIE CUSTOM HOUSE,) • ALEX UATUAWAY, > ROQTONT jo us a. laxgdox, S a>v/~-LC ‘X , ABBOTT A SAKOENT, Wholesale Grocers, AND EEALERS IN Clgan, Hfuf*, C ountry Produce, Ac 7f A 77 BROAD STREET. GEORGE ABBOTT. ) ’RCmTOX^ ABABA HARUKItT, { J *V7‘ T K RMS CASH- ly ~REHRY ROLUNS, Manufacturer of HARNESSES and TRUXKS STORE OX MAIX STREET, (opposite th‘- Ellsworth H>*u*e ) Keep® constantly r>n hnndtlarn« sse:--t all kin Trunks, Carpet Bur?, Valioes, Whip*, Lithe*, Harnesses Cleaned aad Oilrd at short notice. m BllsWOrth, June 1.0, 135*E 30^ WANTED. By the suh*crihem at ihelr mill in El'ste-rth, 100 Curls White Uircti. White Maple. Be**, h Roek >!i l»l«-, and VcaoMf Biith Stave Wood, 25 ** Spruce and Ifi-® “ 25 *• Celur, 25 “ Beach anJW hit * H'«n for Rncfcct IP-'ps. L. B. L'LMKU v Co. Kitsworth, June 13 ISSl). a 1 tf. _ HARD and i*OJ*T WcH». in payment of tl: American. V\ ill those subscribers who are intent iug to pay their subscription in Wood, haul son* Boon. __ wanted, lOOO SLAI’OIITEU HIDES ft I v'/v which Cash and the highest mark< prico will be paid, by * 'IIENRY ROLLINS, (Opposite theKli# worth House,) 5m34 Main Street. BIjiANKS. E-ery .ivsoriptiuu ufB!».kAliiruWici in the bt stvlc an,I ttu the shot test uutiee. at the amkrica-n ofhcl. The ? THE OLD '•n baiui. Having cheap d* work at Hav ing ar.d havirg :icneed and as Also, all having had thinks he may favor tie TRUCK lowest pr ccs furnishing best quality The t--r all past •he Business a good wiil ZiUT tor yourscives. Els worth. FROM 4 T the ?.T . \ of the • difficult task and thus of Lincoln cently The work heavy not be that almost NO MORE ORDERED, The Map and the School H Plans of on the March JUST Woolen. tf Drugs. Tie keeps Physicians, Patent OR. Cardlos, Amen* ' PI Mes -a* ren's, K ' v.-r's C i -l.i F'*i'd. A*»- ' tract, Bud’s t.i- 'M * Wv.i • I : c •* ry. M :e»v«.ry, Ff. r i • parih |, j itig Syrup. i Preps, l*’*. •Indian | Sars.-ip.inda ; two quarts, kinds >n us- F — !i B:r. <’ ugh gb ? manta l r- i ■ and Preti.’s and ter. man Fly all oihw-r ; I'. i\t AL -1 pcrso I"- ■ t- : s <*f our . i;--n i-f before site- M l T 13 s wnten in ■ illustrated j or those ' pediment to closes Mlll it is a ! the house. ; -wentv-tive IlCEL Pi R- H. Late ! 7*' ST 4 FTER ; . \ . States, also : .i. '.ri--s. : and all , nl tern s, \ mericau »ui '\ of • • • ■ c-. : rbla A| I !-ut tt • I’D*-'-: -. - • be tf.-r.-d I.J pr *v.- »lw 1 iiu |Txl he w "Tandem]- ! charge* i mens* j **-'•* '**'*' • -irtcati-n.- ' 1 v r. 1 I uPed St t: -n. t . ! Ail i - inventor*. r* "r'“ ' I >• *'* i■.• v- cannot - and mole tu secure i at the y 1 l "Mr. It- eati«lift, on and that ; /r' a' mend all lants,, as - tent ion oharges. Kr.-«- t iu e»l which wua I Patents.


ocr: ■*s. I Portsmouth Eng., papers l’l.ei-e e- py j LADIES THE LADIES OK THE METHODIST will hold a Level and Fair at AVliiting’s Hall, ’EEItUAltV [J22d and 23d. bject is to raise funds to pay -Imisttr. And they take this ity to invite all who feel dispftscd, ontribute something that will add lie articles now preparing by the nd they may be assured that any 11 articles thus contributed will -reatfully received. Per Order. Ellswt rtb, Jan. 13.1830. 5l SKLLLYGOF AT - vill sell for CASH, his Targe and did assortment of French, FnglUh and American DRY BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, DAPS, CROCKERY, AND HARDWARE "AT ACTUAL COST ! hereby giving the Public an nity never before offerg-dja of obtaining for a little money a lar ger amount of Goods than can possibly be obtained E l S E IV II E R E f tiul will soil-my otjttr© stock Dry Goods _ ' K4. * llOSTOX YlIIOLlfsilE PRICES '■ ' r;„ ’ Ho also off. rs his lagge stock of FAMILY GKOCKIUI.S at greatly reduced prices, mak ing it an object for purchrsers to GIVE HIM A > * KLLSWORTH, Jan. It, 1859. All kinds of Count ry Produce taken .‘ichan^e for Goods. 3w 62, TLIK


ocr: 1 . 1 1 I | " . ( j | j j 1 s & j: 3 d w * _ 1 U — r* a 1 ^ 500 Bbl7 FLOUR! 1000 Bush. CtiMl FOR SALE AT TIIE PEOPLE’S C1SH STI1E. Also u large assortment of AM1LY GROCERIES AND WEST INDIA GOODS, a addition to the above is a larger and better asortment of )RY GOODS, than can be found in Ellsrvortji; DOOTS, SHOE?, EADY-M ADE CLOTHING, &c„ AH of which will be sold for Cash at at reduced prices. HALL AND SEE. MONROE YOUNO. Ellsworth, Dec. 14, 185S. 47tf l.Kt) hist pm 'AOELFORO * CO'S from Boston, a new z nd large stock of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. tnong their stock may be found a large assortment of NGLislf, French and german cLoThs, .11 colors And tl&ltltfea, aii<1 at th« Inlet Irtiportotloni 1 most fashionable styles. Also an extensive assort ct of VB STINGS, isistlng of Silks, Grenadines, Cashmeres and Velvet*. • styles and colors. Together with a couplet* assort Fall and Water Clothisg, he most fashionable styles. AtiiObg which InSy be found JSINESS COATS,FROCKS AND SACKS de fro« various qualities of Knglish, French, Gcrtnad arid American Broadcloths. Also. leavy Winter Ragland) made of CAster, Beaver and Esquamaux Cloths. all styles and qualities. Also on hand a hand sou* l|> sortment of BUM i A large stock of Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Cravat*) tarfs, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Under Shirts, Draw* s. Hosiery, Suspenders, Black. White and Fan* ’ Eid Gloves, allk| Lisle Thread, and rarioui her Styles of GLOVES. Together with a large assortment of Saddler’s and Embroidery Siilcst wing Silk, Dress Buttons and Xcedlcs,/»tirctaje<f pressty to accommodate the Ladies. W We are also prepared to make up CLOTH* fG to order, in the neatest and most workman* ce manuner. out (I JiTOU DEPART.VEVT nnotbe excelled in the State, as we hare one of e most careful and scientific Cutters in the Coun* y, engaged to sco that such work is rightly no. Let one thing b'l distinctly understood—That ' will sell (.roods cheaper than any other concern in in. Offl- NEW stock will be sold at a SMALL PRO IT. Our OLD stock AT COST. Ellsworth, Sept. 1G,*j8o8. 34tf ust from boston WITH STEIV GOODS. ANN F. GltEELY, *I>ectful!y announces to her old customer* and the pub* irencraJiy ilmt the “Hard Times” have not drives her )Ui the 31<i Stand, Main Street, where she may be found with a fresh stock of IVAA. S.'iVVN.'w'i DRESS CCDOS i all styles, colors, prices and materials. FANCY.GOODS!


ocr: BROWN A Akl-EN 858 WASHIHGTOH ST., BOSTON. PIANO FORTES, If all sizes, frnm 0 to 7 1 Octave, Warranted llwund Front, 6 J Octave, Price f 165. 3m *9


ocr: j fera ' * briber* have i«t • %ffS-S B»cto8 Cb“,ts' 2?-°^* Col“ JJlOTH c AKPETS. °,Ij nmMsifis'&lsMP TIBBS, PAPE® he\i>y Jf c^stastia OS hasd.


ocr: I i JOHN W. HILL ! \yOCU) RWprcUkillj Ink™ ,U Sun, of nieworth and I vicinity that he may at ill he found at the late aland of Ilill A loung, where may be fou-»d Jia largest asacettaeot BOOKING STOVES eeer offered for sale in Rlsworth, aarog whivh may be i U!Lf,re*illr»m*4to» «»y Farmer, and Aeadia ''w*- These 0U>T«'S lutve not beeu equalled iu this luar 1 ket for eoooomy and durability. Alw>, the Qeoem Valley, Woodland. Granite State * World, Globe, Air Tight. Boston Victor and Jkislou j Cooking Aorta, with and without elevated Oveus. and TeaMkP Stove. of all ilw, together wiUi an nndku i variety uf Parlor. Office frauklin. Cylinder, Bn* and Air Tiyl.t Striven, all of which I .hall aril Sir oa.h eheatwr than ever. Cnn.lanlly on hand a lar,.: awmrunent of En ameled, Uritauia, .'ananned and Tiu ware, Zinc, Sheet Lead Lead Pipe, Strive Pipe. Chain, Cart Iron and Cuppev Puinpa, kite frame., Oven, A.landBnilar month, and and all kind, of all article, uiually found In a .toy. citab 1 lishmenL I JOHN W. HILL. Ellsworth, June 24th. 1868. I-- - NOTICE TO VESSEL OWNERS. ■I'll* .utweriber inform, ibe public tb.t he ha. on hand J . *u<1 *?•**» constantly for sale. Tar, Plmh. oakum V* for re|‘wring vessels. Jiewi Atoo» old °ues repaired At


ocr: HATCH HOUSE RE-LEASED, BY NATHAN PERRY, Jr. THE •"'ubscriber announces to his ImidB numerous friends and the pubi*e. ’Vm® illiKthat be has taken a new lease of the above named and well known establishment, which is in the rm*»t thorough order and repair,the most central I? and conveniently located bow* fur the transient traveller, «*f any in the city, where he w»M take pleasure in attending to the comfort of h-s guests, on the most satisfactory terms. SrSP" Patrons oft ho hour will bo furnished with sour hi n’l to ami pons tht steamboats ami railrovds FR /. i.' of rharje. Ba..<jur, April 1, 1930. I f. 11


ocr: | j • ’ i Li t one thing be distinctly understood—That cr will till Goods cheaper than any other cancan in own. Our XEW -toek will be sold at a SMALL PRO- FIT. Our OLD stuck AT POST. Ellsworth, Sept. 16, i8‘»H. 3-ltf JUST FROM BOSTON WITH NEW ANN F. GUEELY, espoctfuily announce? to h r .Id customer* and the pub ic centrally that the “Hard Times" have nut driven h:r rom the Old Stand, Main Street, whore she may be found with a fresh stock of DRESS GOODS! >f al1 style?, colors, price* aud materials. FANCY GOODS! Embroideries of all kinds, Cambrics, Lawns, Uandker duels. Laoea, etc., etc. WORSTED ! » larger assortment than ever before offered in this place. DRESS TRIMMINGS Uid Buitous of all kinds aud prices. Last hut not least TIIG MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, U well filled with a fashiouable stock of and Ribbons, just purchased in Boston together with a rail assortment of til goods belonging to thi* department. All millinery work J»ue to order with N EAT N Ecu* aud DESPATCH. IT Particular atteutmu paid to BONNET BLEACH ING. The attention of purchasers is solicited. Goods will be cheerfully shown at all times at the OLD STAND on Main Street opposite the Granite Block. L V\ r. GBEELV. Ellsworth,Dec. 1,18,V* 13 ELLSWORTH BFOK-BINDERY! Thi? Establishment having |wv**h! into the p se ssion o he S.iliv.-ri b;r. he would respectfully inform tins Public hat he w ill continue the bushier at Uie old stand over Having etnp! -yed a competent and experlencd we hope by strict attention to business to merit tht rulinge of the Public. AH ORDERS FOR BINDING Music, Magazines, and Illustrated Promptly attended to, and done in the most DURABLE STYLE. C. W. JfOOB. Kl'Mfortli, .Nov. 21,1S6S. ua A. A. BRIMMER DEALER IN Watches and A A. BRIMMER has just opened a choice selected of Watches mwl Jewelry, at Mis* Irvin-** Store, Main Street. Also, Watches aud Jewelry and warranted. EiUwoith, iepg. 16,I*j§.


ocr: 4000 Rush. CORN ! FOR SALK AT THE PEOPLE’S CASH STORE. Also a large assortment of FAMILY GROCE RIFIS A N D WEST INDIA GOODS. In addition to the above is a larger and bi tter asortinent Of DRY GOODS, than ehn be found in Ellsworth. BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.. \c„ All of which will be sold for Cash at at redaeed prieea. AND SEE. MONROE YOUNG. Ellsworth, Doc. 14. 18o8. 47tf lE^-A-X A.N D fipIVEfl A CD’S from Boston, a new end large .stock, of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. Among their stock may be found a large assortment of : FREyCH AND GERMAN' CLOTHS, all colors and qualities, and of the !:tt« st importations most tasiuonalik style*. Also au e\tensive ass.irt ol VESTINGS, of Silks, Grenadine*, Cashmeres and Velvets, o sty I us aud colors. Together with a complete assort ut of Fall and Winter < loth:n<r, the most fashionable styles. Among which mav he found COATS,FROCKS AND SACKS from various qualities of KnglMi, French, German and Amerieuu Broadcloths. Also, Winter Raglans, made of Caster, Beaver and Ksquanmu* Cloths. • sjw stw<§ j all styles and qualities. Also o.i hand a handsome as- •ortment of ' MTB SiLDtflOIL A large stock of Furnishing Goods, White Shirt*, Bosoms, Collar*, St icks, Cravat-, Pocket ilandkcrchic s I'udi-rShirts. Plow


ocr: The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort 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 of Wool, Ilemp, Cotton and Oil, H CtBrBlS 1M .-—ft® n .vu If* iMfl ^ St 'UMlfM E> * Of .he U*«t Style*; nd r ( S & Don- ^ clolUc9 Lures, D."»* t..r ( - Jute Floor Mats, o a large assortment Cabs, and " Jou , cons>anUj on ^ 4 •■•r""»ce *«"«' * ° Bedsiea‘l!'’l%4l„i1. Ban»»stcr*‘ alld M \.*..r™jv&S2>"~~m ‘ .C0FFI>'S 11E 1! 0. us-rn „,»«« *. nooa. * co. ,, . vii it. 29. 1^09. K11>NV0HTV.. AT Ml !!LOOK OUT FOR TIE M6INE!! T II E B E LL IS HI A GIi\G. -NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER TIIAX THE CHEAPEST AT THE OLD STAND, PETERS’ CORNER. The subscriber ha« just returned from Boston with the LARGEST and ('HEAP KST stock of DRV GOODS, and GROCERIES ever od red for sale in Eiis woith, am-'Tw which may he found. New Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibet*, Black Silks. French. English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style. Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, Hosery of every kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN GOODS, and the best selected st.r-k of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this mark ° CROCKER IT * CrLASSj AND HARD WARE. Farming Toe Is. Paints and Oils. Window Glass,Neils Garss Seed, Garden freed (ORN, FLOUR and ME A I,. Groceries of eve ry kind, dec,' dec, A-c. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange fur -'oui.a. S. W. PERKINS. Ellswortli, April 20,1859. L l w .i if ji l . n i w .1 u .li 1 . I'he umL-ni.ncd have the ri^ht to MAKE AND SELL MITCIIEL’S PATKXT METAL 1C TIPPED SHOES, in and for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, TREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES. SPRING & SUMMER, THE VERY REST STOCK OF 1-M.ne lJeadvmarle CLOTHING, ' ever offered t<» the pubilc, in mu'actured expressly j lor the be»t class New England Detail Trade. TUI' STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING OVERCOATS, BUSINESS COATS, FROCK COATS, BUSINESS SUITS, PANTS and VESTS I * all manufactured from the BEST MATERI AL*, iu the L \TKST >T\ LE', and iu the MOST TilU ROUGH MANNER. U AHIUMTO SI PERIOR to any stock of Rea ly-inade Clothing ever offered iu Boston. COPPER TIP SHOES, —FOR— YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREX. XIX West Market Square, BANGOR. M1LLETT & BANGS, Proprietors of the right to manu facture and sell COPPER TIP SHOES, Iu the Counties of PENOBSCOT, AROOSTOOK, excepting the towns of Newport, Dixmont, Dexter and Presque Isle. Any person or persons who are manufacturing or selling Copper Tip Shoes in any other Towns in Penobscot or Aroostook Counties, will please discontinue the same after this date, (March 21st.) as any infringement of our rights will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Town 11 ijglits for Sale. March 21st, 1S59. 10 sash:, doors, BLINDS 4-f. 20,0G0Lights Sash, various sizes. 0,000 do do primed and glazed DOORS & RIJ*D$ 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 low by


ocr: MARION & ! TUB ANXIOUSLY LOOKED FOR AND DBBPLY EXCITING TALE OF THE REVOLUTION, NOW READY ! THE SWAMP FOX; OR THE Rebel Riflemen. A TALE OF THE TIXES & PEATS OP X4RIOX, BY GEORGJS ALBANY, ESQ. Author or “The Orange Girl or Venice." Swamp Steed," “Rube the Ranger," Ac., Ac., Ac. will be oommenoed in th« NEW YORK Of Saturday April 30, Now Ready at all News Depots, and Bookstores. No character in history offers a better for the romancer, than that of Ma iuox, or, as was familiarly called, ‘Tlxo from tbu immense ingenuity of his stratagems devices for misleading and deceiving the his thorough knowledge of the woods, forests, fields, and swamps of his native region, where and his gallant band were perfectly at their enemies became lost and bewildered in labyrinthine muses ot undergrowth and morass. The story above announced is a true reflex those scenes and times, and its talented has most vividly portrayed, the ein, the many «x citing incidents and accidents of a tenacious indefatigable struggle for Liberty, pursued un der the most adverse circumstances. Every chap ter is repleto with exciting and romantic inter est, historically accurate, but with a web of poetry woven through it. which makes at once a brilliant story and a veracious record — The strongly-written descriptions of ambuscade—the sudden sortie—the — the wild charge and repulse—are all as examples ol word painting, and equally true the actual facts. In addition to these scenes of heroism and daring, the SWAMP FOX is not without the gen tle charm of a love-storv, for the working and effweta of the tender passion are depicted in its pa ges, as truly and artistically as the sterner emo lions, rendering the tale a perfect picture of and character in the Days of the ltevolu ion cannot Jail to appeal to the admiration, and grat ifv ,h«. t-Kta y-o.w!..* U-Vw. true patriotism iu bis s*>ul. The peculiar power and interest with which gifted author, GEORGE .ALBANY, E-y., des cribes the thrilling period, is a guarantee of excellence of this truly magnificent Historical Ro manee. Thu vivid delineation of character, depth of thought, the fascination of style, the pic turesque beauty of description, and in a word, power of language he Cotmuan Is, all combine render him one of the most brilliant writers *f age, while hi- greatappreciati-.n of sympathy the pioneers in the cau-e of universal liberty him a grasp of Revolutionary subjects possessed very few others. This has enabled liiin. in 6W A.UP FOX, to exhibit the life and MARION AND I1IS MEN ms they really were, and to do fit homage to deliberate valor, that unyielding in a lew noble spirits, dying danger, and the scenes ol privation, could keep alive the sa cred fires ol liberty in the thick swamps and u:id gloomy fure.-L—asking nothing, i. thing, and only leaving the field tue better re-enter it to* the combat ! We take to ourselves some credit for bavins se cured tor our columns the chefs d\<ruvres of master's pen, but we intend to give the X ew York a still higher prestige than ever. We believe it already the BEST AND LARGEST STORY in the world, and we contemplate making it bet ter and better with every successive number, spite of all expense and opposition. 3w 14. BAYARD TAYLOR ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE NEW YORK M E It C U R Y At a very heavy expense we have succeeded securing the CELEBRATED POET, AUTHOR TOURIST, "b'-'c charming letters from foreign lands long kept the world delighted and interested, BAY ARD TAYLOR ESQ . who will hereafter m ike the Mercury the rectpu-nt of his inestimable AKI M IH> OF TR4VFL, one of which will appear EVERY WEEK. V- t* have the hapipness to announce, that i:i the NEW YORK MERCURY FOR APRIL 30th, ill be Commenced OF LIFE and BY BAYARD TAYLOR. the initiatory article being enti'led the •I IItVNttl U\H I "hi'-!, is cons id red by the author—as it if un q ue*tl..r.nhly will be by the public- -t-- be his intern-ting adventure since Urn original outset GREAT AMERICAN TRAVELER, and iRintiot lull to be <>t' interest to all. Tuese de lightful articles will be BEAUTIFULY ILLUSTRATED with original designs, in the highest style of art, p <rtiuyii g tne scenes and characters tlesciib ed in the moat graphic manner. 'inis new feature is a most vuluabloand instruc tive one, suited to both young and, old and rendi r T 11 i: N K W Y 0 R K M K R C U R worthy of n leading place, as the most refined elegant of all FAMILY PAPERS. Since the first announcement • f our ; ol MK. TA ^ L'we have received a ti od of in quires frmu ail parts ot the Union, relative t" enterprise, showing that public expect ion is tip-toe to learn the particulars regamiug the acter of his contributions. As it is impossible us to answer those in detail, we can only refer friends anti correspondents to the Npw York Mercury for April


ocr: mm fr<. m Boston, a new and large stock of which will be sold VERY LOW order to close out the stock. FRENCH AND GERMAN CLOTHS, colsrs asd qualities, and of the latest Importstloss most fashionable styles. Abo au extensive assort of XTE3STINOS. of Silks,' Grenadines, Cashmeres and Velvet*. ®f styles and colors.^Together with a complete assort of SPRING AND SUMMER the most fashionable style*. Among which may be found C0ATS,FR0CKS AND SACKS from various qualities of Rmrlish, French, German and American Broadcloths. Abo. All styles and qualities. Abo on hand a handsome as sortment of 30T3 IlflirlOIL A large stock of Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks. Cravats, Pocket llandkerchieis. Under Shirts, Draw Hosiery, Suspenders, Black, White and Fan Kid <Jloves, Silk, Lisle TnrcaJ, and various Styles of G L O V E S . Together with a large assortment of Saddler t and Embroidery Silks. Silk, Dress Button* and Needles. An as of Clockings, lor Lulu s. far We are also prepared t«> make up CLOTII to order, in the ueatest aud most workman uiannuer. oi it ii MOM limit hint be excelled in the State, as we have one o uu-st careful and scientific Cutters in tin*Couii engaged to see that such Work is rightly Let on* thing b" distinctly understood. Vix. nils sTO< KML’sT HE no/./) nr I' 7 HA T IV E MIL SELL (iO(Jl)S lO For Cont. THAN OTHER CONCERN IN II V. 11 tf. S. PADELFORD a Co. Dry Uoods Notice. N K IV SPRING GOODS! AT WHOLESALE. >lT.SCRinEIt I' NOW RET.IVING HIS i. ' hk k «»f NEW si*KING GOODS, to which he invites the attention of hi* Customer? uud all buyers of I) R Y G O ODS. among which are :,0 LAMCS NEW STYLE PRINTS, Including rich St vie* M -uming Print? and Rohes; •Orange. I’m-' n d White, d" 10 Cases I.i< h NIuus. DeLaincs, Yakncios. Gingham* Muhuirs &nii other rich DRESS GOODS. best m.ide Pleached long Cloth*, Corset I run* and Cambric? 1 at.d Males D-st makes of •heeting* and 'Mrlii 1»r 111 *. l'-i.iins. .'t'lpe* and Cotlolj Haul cl* 30 Males !■ *G*n and It ckjv it PI ' k. ' a«e> P ut*I- and I»H, and Summer Clotlis, AND RRO ( DCI.HTII ES. • ' \>.*IMERKS AND -ATtN'ET ot' the best manufacture. 50 Male* best make Ufa ' t? n Warps. 100 MALI' MATTINGS. Males Scarlet and Mlue Twilled 1 LANNKLS, Ft ekiug* Cr»*fi, Wickiug. Twine, Corn Mag*, Pm*. H‘'«*k* mid kies. Linen and Cotton Thread*, Findley'* Thistle Spool Cotton*. A l*o. the WILLI MAN TIC LINEN OHS PATENT FIN ISH SpuOLC 11 TuN S. White sand Colored—with a general Stock ol TRIMMINGS. £2**The above, with a general 't ck of PRY GCUl*' tiai numerous to mention—(a large |M.r lion of which were contracted fur before the late i-e in merchandise) are now utkred for rale a! i


ocr: COST!! Perkins tell for CASH, his large and splen did assortment of French, English and American DRY GOODS! BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, 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, will sell my entire stock ol Dry Goods at WHOLESALE PRICES He also off- rs his large stock of FAMILY GROCERIES at greatly reduced prices, mak ing it an object for purchrsers to GIVE HIM A DAI L. ELLSWORTH, Jan. 17, 1859. All kinds of Country Produce taken ir for Goods. 3w 52. AND SILVERING* AT Z. SMITH’S. All articles having plate worn off car replated and made as good as new. Also ACOHDEONS and other musi instruments repaired. Ellsworth, Jan. 14, 1859. tf51 nr JES "VET


ocr: JlJ 1 L 1J BOOTS FOR E A r> I E S AT No. 19, • West Market BAisro-oi*. ALSO SHOW BOOTS. Of relt and flannel lined, waterproof of our own Manufacture. Every Thing New and For Ladies’ wear. For Walking Boots. For The Parlor or For The Ball Room. THICK BOOTS CALF MGCCASSIXS, of our own RUBBERS. SNOW CREEPERS. RUBBER A very large Stork at the “LEATHER STORE” No. 19. West Market BA.IN'GOR. MILLETT & BANGS, LARGE OP Closing out a Large Assortment or Rich rvnd Low Priced, Plaid, Stripe and Figured comprising Forty four different Style?, which will closed out at BOSTON WHOLESALE PRICES. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP CASHMERES. DE CHINES. ACL WOOL PLAIDS, and other PRESS GOQPS which will be offered Thirty Bays at a GREAT BISCOt NT, by A ROBINSON. Ellsworth, Jan. 28, 1850. 1 tf NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. I JVBLIC notice Is hereby given that on the third of February. A. B, is:.?. Waldo P. Laurence, his de-d jf mortgage <if that date, duly executed and re corded, csnveytd t<> the undersigned a certain parcel land in Buck sport, in the County of Hancock, beginning at the County road on the S »uth Easterly of a bro k; thence running North Easterly on the


ocr: nr JES "VET JEM FIXCY GOODS, Just received at Z. SMITH'S. Lumbermen’s Goods. Tho’s t. White \YfOULD respectfully invite the ntten tion of Lumbermen to his LARGE and jirublo St*.ck of Goods, adapted to tho ixinyng which are Bales Extra Heavy BLANKETINGS. Bales Extra stout Scarlet, Bluo, and TWILLED FLANNELS. Bales of Heavy Ravens DUCK, for overalls. Bales Heavy Wool FROCK INGS. Bales and Cases extra heavy DOESKINS undress CASSIM EKES and SATINETS. 100 Bales B ATTING. CORN BAGS. Bales extra stout SHEETINGS, STRIFES, DENIMS, TICKINGS, Ac. .ALSO. A Large Stock of Best CUSTOM RKADYUADE CLOTHING ! Large sizes, adapted to tho woods. Buyers are respectfully invited to call and imine, nt his Stores, No's 3,1 and 3 State Street. 8w47 BANGOR. FOR


ocr: HuiiMwn ml *<!»■ BARRELS, FAMJ) IRON AND WOODEN HOWlftUCKETI. COOVBBB’ STOGB. dho. Planing nt dhort notlM, S*»«* OfWtmill. ELL8WOBT*. palm. L. B-I LMNl, | J F. riATa.*l w. A. L'LMKB. i. hi srsincxV " (Formerly of Richmond,) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW* notary public. banoor mb. j Lund W.rmnt. obulord, or poreheted, et muonehlc price* i Particular attention given to practice under the Crteri pel Law. 1 -Q YSTER“.~ AND EATING HOUSE! J. W. COOMBS, Fnopnmoa, Osgood’* Bloola, STATE STREET, ELLSWORTH, M«. Charles Hamlinj COUNSELLOR i ATTORNEY AT LAW, 0 LAND. Maine* Prompt attention given to all business entrusted to him. 44 JDsfcPil kkiISii k Co., MERCHANT TAILORS, AND Dealers in Clotlis, Clothing, $■£., Nest Door below Whitirg’s 3t&rk, JftPU Street/ Ellsworth. 1 HENRY IROLLINS, Manufacturer of HA 1 NESSES and TRUNKS, STORE ON MAIN STREET, (opposite the Ellsworth House.) Keeps constantly on handtlarnesSefof aTT kinds Trunks, Carpet Dags, Valices, Whips, Lashes, de. Harnesses Cleaned and Oiled at short notiee. Ellsworth, June 10, 1858. SO j7& L>. MILLER, ' General Commission merchants. and dealers in j FLOUR, FEED, AND PRODUCE. j No. 7 Commercial Street, (Head of Portland pier) Portland, Me. j N. J. MILLER, Jit. lylO D. W. MILLER. EUGENE HALE.* COUNSELLOR and ATTORNEY at LAW, ELLSWORTH, ME., Office on Main Stekt, over Geo. N. Black’s store, in rooms formerly occupied by the Uaacoek Bank. - The business of the late Thomas Robinson re mains with the undersigned, who will attend to lie settlement at the above named office. EUGENE IIALE. Ellsworth, Sept. 30, 1858. 35 G . W . M A D O X , Attorney and Councilor at Law, ELLSWORTH, ME. Will give his attention specially and promptly to the collection Business. £jjT Otlioe < n Main Street, next door to G. G. Peck's. S. >VA’1”1 KRHOCsE, ATTORN AY k COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ILworth Maine. Office **verB. F. Austin’s Store. 2d. It It F. R. SW\M\ PH Y SI C I A N ANO SURGEON. Residence—Zcbulon Smith’s, corner Hauootk k Main Street’s. £3^Office removed to Granite Block, near thf entiance to Hancock Back. ELLSWORTH, ME. a7d. crabtre, mTd: Member of the “N. Y. and Brooklyn Med ical and Pathologic*! Society.” S E D G W I C K ME. Reeeuknce.—T'rof. W. II. Ilodley, Brooklyn. H. M. Sweet. M. D.. N. Y. City. I I. H. THOMAS. s H E RIFF. HANCOCK COUNTY MAINE. | Office in Granite Block, Main h't., Ellsworth. ; _ 2d. CAI.VIN P. JOY. DEPUTY SHERIFF, ELLSWORTH ME. ALBION K. P. LUNT. “ DEPUTY SHERIFF, LONG ISLAND. MK. JOHN R. LUNT, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND QUORUM, LONG tSLANP, ME. 1/U ISRAEL B. LUNT, Justice of the Peace and Quorum. LONG ISLAND, ME. Notary Public, Commissioner on Wrtkks .nit ; nnd Qualifying officer. 4A ALBION K. V. LUNT, Justice of the Peace and Quorum. LONG ISLAND. ME. ' WILL BE PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY, JAN 28, BY THE SUBSCRIBER. A METRICAL. VERSION. or


ocr: I\(iS, tliC, The Subscribers have just received a new* and large assort of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center ami Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs W“J n“k'"« OIL, UL.OTII CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OK __ CARPETH0S; BSSsSSswrr U e a!s0 manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads,Fence Posts, Aewel Posts and Stair Bannisters. the ab ive articles will be sold at the verv lo\rr>a* nr!c^ Qfnf., . ♦ w . i r „ . , , w \f,• i , n , - , P ‘ “ rc ,lt '' est end of the Bridge, in connection witc iteam Mlll.wUcre all kind, of Cabin.t work and Turning will be done to order. READY MA 1>E € AFPL AS an,,,. ";-k<T'N"-v °x "AN1>-


ocr: JOHN W. HILL \170l LI) respectfully inform tb« ciuen* of Ellsworth and vicinity that he may still befound at the late stand ..f Ilill & Young, wh«re may be found A* lar0'e*t assortment of COOKING ever offered for sale in H Is worth, amone which it . ,y found the <lr*-at Republic, Bay K'.ote, Fanner, and Cook. These Stov» s have not been equaikd In ml* mar ket f.-r economy and durability. Al*. , th** tieneasee Valley, Woodland, Granite New World, tilobe. Air Tight. Boston Victor and Cooking Stoves, with aud without elevated oven*. an-1 Staves of all sites, together with an endle* variety of Parlor, otfice Franklin, Cylinder. lb.x and Tight !**o\e*. all .f which 1 shall sell for cash than ever. Constantly on hand a large assortment of Kn ameied, Brilania, Japanned and Tin ware. Zinc. Sheet l>‘ad Pi|* , Stove Pipe. Chain. Cast Iron and I'..j Pumps. Fire Frames, Oven, A- , and Boiler mouths, an.l all kinds o.f all article* usually found in a stove esUtb lishment. JOHN W. HILL. Ellsworth, Jun-.- 24th.


ocr: R. IfflSTAR S UP.. TCTAR’S || BALSAM. IN UNFAILING REMEDY, A CEBTAIN REMEDY, A SEASONABLE REMEDY, 13 MISTAR’S BALSAM OF MILD CHERRY. Ml STAR’S BALSAM OF MILD CHERRY, MISTAR’S BALSAM OF MILD CHERRY, FOIt-s Colds, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, HOLT, A STIIMA, KOIT, /l STIIMA, HOLT, _£\_ STIIMA, BRONCHITIS, SOKE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, WHOOPING COUGH, HOOPING COUGH, HOOPING COUGH, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, Iiiflsuiimntion of flic Lnn^, iiflaminsitioii of flic Throat, ■inanimation of the Chest, THE REMEDY OF THE AGE. THE REMEDY OF THE AGE THE HLMLDY OF THE AGEj CONSUMPTION, CONSUMPTION, CONSUMPTION, CONSUMPTION,


ocr: ; j j ! . j MRS. WINSLOW, \n experienced Nurse and Female Physician, present* to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething. frhich gr- atly facilitates the process of teething, by Soften in? the gums, reducing nil iiiflamation—will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is SURE.TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. We have put up and sold # this article for over ten jrears, and cam say, is cox fidenok and truth f it, what we have never been ah le to say of any other med icine—NEVER HAS ITw FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCETO EFFECT A M Cl RE, when timely used. Never did we know of an in *• stat ce of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On ». the contrary, all are de lighted with its operations,^ and speak in terms of high est commendation* of its % magical effects and medi cal virtues. We speak in this matter “ what Wb know," after ten year’s ex *■ perience, ax1> pledge ouk REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL MENT Of W ltAT WK HERB i»E( lake. In altooet cVery Instance where the infant is suffering from pain and m exhaustion, relief will he found in fifteen or twenty m minutes after the syrup is administered. This valuable preparation ^ is the prescription of ona of the most EX l’EUI i.N C * ED and SKI LI.FI LNIK* SI S in New England, and ^ lias been ustd with XKvm failing success in _ THOUSANDS v OK CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but in vigorates the stomach and lowcls, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve ». GR1 UNO IN TUK ^ ROWEI.S, AND WIND £ COLIC, and overcome convulsions, ^ which if not speedily rem edied. end in death. We lie w li« ve it the best atid sur est iu mkdy in tiie world, h 'n all cases of DYSENTE RY AND DIAItlUEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arise* from teething or fr< m ^ any other cause. We would say to evtry mother who ha* v child suffering from any of the foregoing m complaints—do not let vota PUK-'U PICES, NllR THE, PREJUDICE* Of OTHERS. stand between vour suffer lug child and the relief that will l»e SURE— yes, w ABSOLUTELY SURE— to follow the use of this . medicine, if timely used.— Full dinctions f-r using % will accompany each bot tle. N<>i.e genuine link - a* the fac-simile of CURTIS A: PERKIN'S, New York, i* m on ttie outside wrapper. Sold to I»rn .'gists through ™ < lit the world. PiKicipal Ullici*. No. Ri " Cidar St., New York. Price only 25 cents per Bottle’ C.G.PECK. Agent, Ellsworth. Iy23 HEALTH AND HAPPINESS SECURED. YOUNG MEN who are suffering from the cf feet* of self-alnisc, can be surely and permanent ly restored by using the CONCENTRATED CURE uit V I T A. E . A Remedy cf root and certain Power. j This Remedy is put up in small vials, and cun be | sent by mail to any address. A trial will satisfy. ! Use it for a week and you will experience a great ' benefit. A circular containing lull particulars. sent (In c) on ajM.li'-ntifin. Price, per bottle $1. One bottle will last n month. X. H. This remedy is suitable for either sox. ( Address K. CKLGEK, Medical Agent, 712 Itrnailwny. iN'ow York. lv 8 0. 0. PECK. Agent, Ellsworth, j HATCH HOUSE RE-LEASED, BY NATHAN PERRY, Jr. e_.n Tin- F’lbr-riber announces to his ]•»■» jjf numerous fjiends and the public, J * * 3 :-lu. that he has taken a new lease > f the above named and well known establishment,


ocr: DOLLIVER & DAVIS, (Successors to J. H. & W. F. Chisaro,) MERCHANT TAILORS, -and Dealers in —— Clothing nnd Furnishing Goods, No. 8 ARCH ROW, A few doors North of the Stanley 11,use, AUGUSTA. Me R. II. Dpuvkr. _A. H S Darts. M O S E 8 M . 8 WAN, (LATE B. A M. M. SWAN,) Dealer in "Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Water Street. . . Augusta. 3~r Particular attention paid to repairing Fine Watches, Jewelry, Ac., Ac. W. JOSEPH A CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fancy and Dry Goods, - AJCD - lid d 'jj 'i j it Corner of Oak and Water Streets.AUGUSTA, MK W. Jo-at-H. F. Nils* II. P. & G. L. S TO It Eli, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Arcade . . 18 Free Street, PORTLAND, ME. Our Motto “ NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD T. F. STONEHAM, SCENIC ARTIST, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in| Window Shades and Fixtures, IF*<rc and Painted Screens, No. 6 Freo Street Block, (PORTLAND, MR. Dealers supplied on the m j*t reasonable terms, at short none*. 3^7 CiEO. ftll.UW 4fc t'O., - Dealers in Flour, Corn, Provisions, w. I. GOODS & GROCERIES, Mouliaa'a Black, Coiauarrcial Street. (Opposite Head Cusum House Wharf,) George Qiiuotu, i Clement Phmney, > PORTLAND, ME. C. J. Morris, > 6ml7 TO PRESERVE i DRESS THE HAIR. One of the best dressing* for lie hair ever invented ie BURNETT'S COCOA INK. ft is well known that mere is a principle in Cocoa-Nut Oil, owing to which the hair of the nttive* of the 8ou th ^eas, who use it, remains glossy and never fall* »tf. Bur nett has greatly improved tins oil by chemical purification, and it now not only thoroughly clean* the hair, tunning a lather when rubbed on, but keeps it glossy, slightly damp and in lorui as brushed, for a long time. Ladies dressing their hair elaborately, for the evening, will find that it will keep It in shape for hours. Its qualities as preventing the hair trout falling off a/e truly remarkable. [Philadel phia Bulletin. Ft* sale everywhere at 50 cents per half pint bottle


ocr: RICHARD T. BJSiVOafd, Wholesale ana Retail Dealer in ©ILba'tHItW©, Cloths, Tailors’ Trimmings and Cculleuirn's Furnishing nooiis. MKONIAN BUILDINO, (OPPOSITE STANLEY HOUSE.) A «■«••••, Me* OMMtt m4« to order In the moat fhahteaabte atfle. Cutting done at abort actio*.


ocr: MAY 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! Just received and opening to day $4,000 worth of DRY GOODS, alarge part of which arc RICH and LOW priced, drj:ss goods, comprising about all the new styles of Into arrivals from England, France, Germany and Italy. Among which may be found. New styles of Mourning Goods,Challies, DeEnins, l’oul RoChavre, Minini ’> ians, 500 yds. Rich fast colors Lawns at 12 1-2 cts., Ac. 200 Parasols from 50 cts. to £2.50, Steel Spring Skirts from 100 to $2,50. Also, a large assortment of Stella and Cash mere Shawls from £1,50 to £5,00. Black Silks, We can show you more Black Silks ol 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 tinue to sell them at nnparalelod low prices. As before, French Vuils. Also, another large lot ol New Stylo WROUGHT COLLARS, i« loves, lloeery of every price and style. Silk, Mohair long and short Mitts. ftAiVS ft GAtt, Bools and Shoes, Crockery Ware, FLOUR AND MEAL, PROVISIONS, liROCERIES, &c. Ac. All of which we Fliall s.ll as astonishing low’ prices. ROBINSON & HARDEN. ITtf I'll. CSOOOD’S XECROPATHIC


ocr: ^ Mi % The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Cliafrt,' Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &c., &c. Also a large assort-*’ of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL. CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Of the latest Styles anil Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades, Tassels, Curtain Fixtures. Hair Cloth and Damask for Covering Lounges, Sic. Doors, Sash, Glass, Looking Glass Plates. Putty, Wooden Ware, Children'* Cabs, and Wagons, Juto Floor Mats, Bed t ords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, Sic. \Y c also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Newel Posts ami Stair Rannisfers. the above articles will he sold at tho very lowest prices. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connection with the Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabinet work and Turning will be done to order. READY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ■ DARWIN N. MOOR, Ac CO. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 29, 18d9. <*v ... The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A . R OBINSON, have JUST RETURNED I-ROM


ocr: j . ' ; j j 1 j j i j ! i | I ; i | ! , { ■ j ; | ] fo I L iin c Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Newel Posts ami Stair Rannisfers. All the above articles will he sold at tho very lowest prices. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connection with the Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabinet work and Turning will be done to order. READY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ■ DARWIN N. MOOR, Ac CO. ELLSWORTH, APRIL 29, 18d9. <*v ... The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi uits of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by i A . R OBINSON, md have JUST RETURNED I-ROM 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 Dur 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 DHBSS GOODS, □ f all grades and styles, such as Challies. from 12 1-2 cent*, 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, Valenti,is All Wool Delains Cashmeres, De Chines, Balzorins. Saxony and Mohair Plaids and Stripes. -1-4 J{ich French Prints, American Eng- ’ lish and Amcranth Prints, of 250 different styles, French Muslins and Lawns, Dc Bayes, Lama Cloths Pop lms, &c., with a great variety of new articles for traveling dresses, Kich Stripe, Plaid and Figured Siiki V French and American Figured Brilliants. 6 ’ CASHMERE SHAWLS, BLACK SILKS, AND WROUGHT CBLLABS.J " • srs&n, ks* v: ? t«-1 VI o B1 cksdk’ Wh,'Ch we plunder a warrant, not to contain one thread of Cotton, at prices from 80 50,1o *15 00™"' Also, Black Silks, a large variety, from 75 cents, to 81,50 per vd Vl«o Printed m.ii .5 ,uu as Also, French Embossed Table Covers. 4-4 Silk Velvet for clpe, New StyleDuotaSTe'k i V"'d Summer Sh.wl., Damasks. Napkins and Doylers. White Marseilles, Peauctcioths TtalUn Crnats an. til uT," p'T WMCittsPloneSkirSi,I,:1rS'fC Ik!,:f°oUOn Kre"eh L'nen * M -rseilles Bosoms. Kich L low plioIdEl MoE*’ Mitts, long and short, from 12 12 cents to 81,25. Silk Cuffs, plain and embossed Silks and I i.l'n»!? ° Bfo8’M* 6 VlrfU|1 ?,Hnll*‘w,°VT ^°hair' bj|k anJ 1‘acc Veils- 34 4 4 a"d 5-4 White, lied,'Blue Blue Mixed, and Tcllow flannel. Stripe, Shirting, ricking, 4-4, 8-4 and 10-4 Bleached and Brown sheetings, with a large assortment of Cloths, Ca.slmcrcs, Doeskin. Ermanetts and Cotton, and Cotten and Wool fancies, for hoy’s wear. Shirt. Drawers die CHINA, CROCKERY ANR GLASS VARE A large lot of rich China Vases, China Match Safes Nice Chira Tea Sells, ‘2o White Granite Tea Setts, with every article to match lor making a complete Doing sett, with every article of common ware. Knives, Forks, &c. J BOOTS AND SHOES. in this department may be found every description of Ladies and Gents* Boots and Shoes, Buckskin and French Slipper. HITS, CAPS AND UMBRELLAS. A large lot of new style*, Silk,* oft, glazed ami thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 250 Paraaola bought direct from the Manufacturer*, and will be so id at very low prices, much under value. FLSUB, MEAL, Ml PROVISOS Ml GROGERIEt, of cveiy description in the above line called for. iHj^-Otir Goods are mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest Prices, and we are now opening shem 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 8, 1859. ]1 EMPLOYMENT. i^^AA MONTH, AND ALL EX PENSES PAID.—AN AGENT is want ed in every town and coun*y in the Uuited Slates, | to engage in a respectable and easy business, by which the above profits tnay be certainly realized. For further particulars, address Dr. J. HENRY WARNER, corner of Brooine and Mercer Street, New York City, enclosing one postage stamp. 6ino. 2. PAPER HANGINGS. 2000 ROLLS New Style Paper flangings fiom New York and , and for rale low M. N E W BABBER SHOP 1 THE subscriber has returned to Ellsworth, and fitted up a ."bop in his old building, (up stairs) where be will be happy to see old cu.-toiners, or new ones. He hopes by strict attention to bis business, and by untiring efforts to satisfy the reasonable demauds of customers, to merit, and to : receive a liberal shaie of patronage. Mr. C. will pay particular attention to Sham, pooing, cutting and dressing children's hair Ac. Ladies by leaving orders with him may have their heads shampooed and hair dressed at their homes. MOSES CARNEY. Ellsworth, Dec. 15th, 1£53. 47 GIRLS WAITED NEW BOOKS. Thr Pillar ofFIrr or ISRAEL IN BONDAGE. by the author of the Prince of tha House of Darid. THE LADY OF THE ISLE, by Mrs. E. D. E. N. Bouth worth. THEE TO THE LAST, OR ALONE ON THE WIDE WIDE SIA, by A. 8. Roe. FAN K WEI; OR THE SAN JACINTO IN THE SEAS OP INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. SPURGEONS SERMONS, 5th Series. J net received, and for


ocr: — A Printing Office for 810! vnu Printer! LOWE'S PATE XT PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS. A Stitt r Mr dal Tin* wonderful invention was patent ed in IfOti by .Mr. ].owr, tine* which time man y valuable improvement* have been effected upon it. r.o pain* or ex P-n*e having been spared to make thia reaa what it is now universally regard- i ed to be — without a rival tor CHEAP NESS. SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, AND EFFICIENCY ! A distinguishing feature • f this Tre** —and one imism-mciI by no Other—is that _ t\ pe may tw placed upon any part of ...... . the bed. and receive a perfect iinnres fion. It is well adapted to all kinds of tittwe, Pvm. Printing) and ha* no superior aa a L*t taf-Copving Press. It does not easily pet out <-f order, and a boy of ten year* can work the largest yize with ease, and at a rate f MO impression*an hour, which m about theaverape rate. Persons Living in country Placet where there arc no printing offices Hear will find one or these presses a profitable invest ment. as there it a large profit on the printing of ( irouidY*, JhaK tiw.w and 1'uitiwj ( ore/*, /hU-JIeadt, fiiutd'jilb, Jk-. Ac. Those who wish to leiirn a good trade, and at the same time be laying up money — thoae who wish to complete their edu- •ation (tor who so intelligent aa the printer.-)—merchant* who wish to advertise their business and ut the same time keep their clerks busy — gentlemen who find tun*hang heavy upon their ; hands—printer* who wish a fast, eh earn, and reliable job press — in fact. aU who want to improve their condition, will find it Invaluable. Printed directions, giving aU the particulars as to working the preaa, with information in regard to printing generally, setting types. Ac., will accompany every Pres*: and a Circular, in pam- phlet form, containing other information in regard to the press, will b« sent on application to any address * itln ut charge. All thoae who nav* our presses with the old-futUioned wood en roller can have them exchanged lor thoae with metal ones, with the other improvement*. Our presses may be eachanged at any time during twelve months, and other article* sola by u*. ir not satisfactory, may returned within thirty days. AU kinds of printing material* furnished to order at manu- lecturer's prices. Floctrotvping. Stereotyping,and Wood En graving executed lower than at any other place in the country. PRICE LIST. Printing Office No. 1. Printing Office No. 3. Press 5 bv 8 inches, |1.W ' Presa 12 by 14 inches, flf.00 J Fount, 1.142 type*, S.rt> founts, 5,22*i type*. Ink Holier, .US , Ink Roller. ]<B Ink Bo*. -US ■ fan of Ink. l.W> Can of Black Ink. M Chate. J-0’* Iron Chase, .SO Xfaible Slab, 1.'*' Quoins and Beams, .50 Quoius and Bearer*. -SO Office complete, #10.00 Office complete, #3).00 Printing Office No. 2. Printing Office No. 4. Pres*. 8 bv 12 inrhe*. #10-00 Prow. 12 by 11 inches. #25.00 2 founts, 3.4M types, 0.00,4 Founts. b>* tv pea, lf-0n Ink Roller, l.» Can of Black Ink, 1. 0 Can of Ink, l-«0 Ink Roller, » 5® Chase, -IS Chase, 1.00 Marble Slab. .Marble Ink Table, 1.00 Quoins and Bearers, -50 1 Quoins und Bearer*. I'D Office complete, #20.00 Office complete. #iS.U) Address: LOWE PRESS COMP ANT, 144 Washington Street, Boston. Mass. i MARRIAGE GTIDE —YOCNG'S GREAT LOUACA1. WORK, being a Private Instructor for lied persona, or thoae about to merry, both male and male. In everything concerning the physlolgy ami tiooa of our sexual system, ami the production or lion of offspring, including all tlie new discover!«* before given in the English language, by WM. YOl i M. D. Thia ia really a valuable and interesting work. ia writen in plain language for the general reader, ami illustrated with engravings. All Young married or those contemplating marriage, and having the least pediment to married life, should read thia book. It close* secrets that every one should be acquainted with. I gull itia a book that must be locked up, and not lie the house. It will be sent to any one on the receipt ■ twenty-five ceuta. Address DR. WM. YOl NG, No. KCRUFS Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. 45


ocr: & CO’S BOSTON BUSINESS 0 State Street, Boston. & ~ - - lU'RN KTT’S SVPEKIOK KXTK.U'TN —or— Lemon, Peach, Rose, Orange, Celery, Cloves, Ginger, Vanilla, Nutmeg, Nectarine, Almond, FOR FLAVORING | Custards, Pirs, Blank Mamje. Ice Creams Jellies, (Hravies, Ac., Ac. i 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 nil the freshman and delicacy of the from which they are prepared, and are less expensive. Joseph Ruinett A Co., Manufacturers and Boston. For sale by the trade generally. Or Cathartic A mild and efficacious and palata I hie remedy f>>r Constipation op Bowels, Hasitcai. Bii.imob and Nervous Sick IIkad _ ACHE. For various forms of Py«pep*la, Indigestion, Heartburn Distress of Food after eating. For Piles, Flati i.kn<v, lNAr*nvnr or Tin: Liver, Bill iois Affections. They do not irritate nr weaken, cause pain in the stomach, like most pills ami liquids, but assist nature by strengthening the process digestion. For all purposes of a Family Medicine. a y slight disorder of the stomach. For « hildixn they admirably adapted, being simple and safe. MARK BY JOHN I II It OWN A SUN, BOSTON. 8oid by all druggist* at 26 cents per l*.x. GEORGE h. STEARNS, “ Manufacture r of PATENT PIPHOHli LEAD Pure Block Tin Pipe, Sheet Lead, and Lead Pipe Lined with Tin. Dealer in Cojq« r and Iron Pumps, Hydraulic llam*, No 129 Milk Street, Ti ltHIT k TIAUIVE (1,01 K o tf 1,'» Water Stmti Button, Mats. Manufacture, and arc pr< par d to furnish at abort Clt Y N rs PATEN T ESC A PKM ENT T> »W KK CLOCK, Tiie Patent I nivcrs .l Cl ck. indicating the time on mindMT of dials, tl.no ghoul a building. The Patent Ks cajieiuent Fire Alarm A Do House, Olhc , Marine, an.! \\ .»teh cl « k» a .d Regulators. for the sale of b hurchaud uth r kinds *f B-1I-. GEO F W ALKER. Ag’l. S. (i. SIMIKINri, off- r* f>r sale an extensive assortment of ACCOUNT BOOKS, Letter Copying Presses. Copying Counting llou* and 8cho l Stationery. A •. 132 Static Strut, .... Bostcn. ~richard:on s new method Ff> 14 rill-: PI ANO FOR I F., By the author f ** The Modern .S-h-xd," i* adapted to grade* of tuition, and com bin*** all the valuable of prevb'u* works » nh Addition*. Kevin .us ami Improve ment*. Two Edition* nr published, one with A met and the other with Forman Fingering. Price $.1, on rv e. I t of H !.!, I ' V U ,11 ,, .11 .1.1 Published by OLl\ KK DIT80.N A CO., Boston. A. W. POLLARD, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in Military, Krgiilia & Theatrical (•noils. The most perfect asrortm-n.r of any estul lishmcct in New Knglind. BANNULS FT.Ai-S. MILIT.WIY CLOTHS, And Trimmings fur the *;trn<*. K (-i*Mtri*n ii Hal*. Jew Is, lli-ottcs. Mar*, in great vari ety constantly mi h md. Mus-nne and Military A s" I'u’i.i-ii r • f W ebb’s M i* i, >1 ..ntor, p .. k* t ‘:r i by \\ Chase, in Tuck’s beat inoroco— and the First !»• grtvs. in rouslm, beautifully i lu-trated with cn praxing*. Whoh #»!•• UMlret.i l. . No.(J Court St., Boston, Mass. UIAKLKS i nl’KI.AM), COX 85 & 87 Court Street, Boston. Constantly on hand the best lee i nuni, Cakes, «'onf*Ttii.i.eiy, Ac A c>>nip:<te supply of ex erythi.ig be found in a first class Saloon. Iliiminiialhir Kooks anil Por Physin tns. D«>;nestic Book* and » avs for also single rem dies Phonograph n* and Phnnetic Tl.e Writings ofhmatUK) Sw- dent. eg, l'h< oiogiCul Philo«. .pl.jciil. togethrr with tl' .. 11 era I writings of N w « hureh. f r sal- nt l -.u and r-t ul f»v CLAPP, 3 A iBui g, B St. Boston M iss e. HATCH A CO., Matedu*tur> r- ■( SEWING MAGHINK NEEDLES. ol every description. Hm/markrt Sy . cor ("harU *io>rn T/i$Jius{on Faucet Company, 'Opposite Kevere House, Boston, \ I ' ' 1 f A' I' Rl-Us "i .'rli-cl.*sing. Pi; and Corn s'I }•’ f o.e i-. fad vu ies, F i • ad Puiiip*. H .c r • I •*-<*. II se Pip. *. II ise 1 oupllng«,Stenm •ihI Hat. r i.iug.-*, a ,d i o, k‘(,r t-.v-uu Piles Ac. t'V’ ther with all kinds of |»k i*s H u.K a . 1 Pi u . n,‘ 'Itrnun* MLVKIl PI. \T1 Vi dou*» h th I • mu. tier Also in inalaeturer, ..f I.amp Work. ah kinds, iisdit.ling R i,if. i\. t|.I.,. Fond an 1 ii .* p., , eae. Lamp »uiid>, Cbai.i lud Harp ilan^iugs, Shailr Oasj s impnj%»d style) A.: Ac. Auction ! Auction !! If y< u wish to »ei ure a giKid bargain go t>> TOWKU’S Kvemng Mi’o.i Watches, Clocks, Jewulry.Cut lery, Fancy Goods, Ac., Ac. No. lo t tvrru. Hall Sg akf., Boston. Goods at private ,-alest Au-'tlui pre lit A If SHAW, I'oititii.v a i»o<ii;srii rm iT, c..nr<vii n,,,-A,-. 11,>1 Tea , ■ .1 t <tl 11 ft' ti ur.. Xa. 8 ilhOMFlbU) -STHKbl’, 110-TON. bold l.ruf 4 I nil. Ih'iili-l's XV I ll 1 XNI) !*( il,l> K.R, Manufacture 1 by LOTHllOP xV TOLMAN, 10 Harvard /’. i r, / ),d .V.ri it >r, A, llvd.ri. *■» *ld and fiiDir Assayed and Mi lled. Agents Wanted i


ocr: 6 State Street, Boston. fbbnSts Mercantile Institute 94 TiikmostSt . Rostov. Founded by James Flench 1H39. Thorough Instruction in Book-Keeping, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng lish Studies, Engineering and Navigation. Students admitted daily, and aided in obtaining **nd employment. Separate Department for Ladias. Cat alogues of terms 4c sent, by mail, free. SPEAK 4 SAWYER, Principals. Open Day and Evening. FRENCH COOOS. | C. C. HOLBROOK & Co., 12 Summer Street, . . . Boston, i Have at all times a splendid stock of Paris Goods for city and country customer?—consisting of j IjOCCS, Embroideries, Hosiery, (Hurts, (roods, dfC., dpC. I CL OA KS A SD \IA ST ILL AS \ in groat variety, always at the lowest prices. j One Price—goods marked in plain figures. FANCY GOODS TOILETT ARTICLGS. J. W. NORCROSS & CO. ( /iamb 'j 113 Washington Strut, > Opposito Old South Church.} lu 01 Fulton street, - - NEW YORK. 1 We would call the attention of the Trade to om stock of I'unry Article* , c insisting in part as follows; Hair, Cloth, ’loath, Xml mi l Sh-iv n/ Hnuhru; Combs of every Description ; Soaps and Perfumeries; CUTLLRY; f*'/i ppinj Hags, Porte M non*, Fla*k.*, Mirror.*. POMADES, kc Ac. all of which will ho sold at l< w 1 to the tiadc. Parties visiting H OS TO .Y or .Yf.lf' YOltk are respectfully Invited to e\un:iiu our stock I>efore pur i ehaslns Chtunbcrs 113 Washington St., } RfKPnv Opponitc Old South Church, f 1 N 91 Fulton street, NEW YORK. ADHESIVE GOLD, SILVER, & BRILLIANT C0LL91U) PAPER LETTERS—Packages of r.s • •tie-inch Letters, put up in proper proportions. Colored 2"> of.?., or Gilt 30 els. per pacKago. Can be used as easily as a postage stamp. Directions f->r making Show Signs, Ac., with each package. Send money and stamp to GEU. K. S^iUNV, finder Office, Boston, Mass. CHOICE DltESS FAIIIUCS AND SHAWLS, «»f the latest ' EUROPEAN STYLES, Adapted So I ' ALL & WI XTER. All the NOVELTIES la the way of DRY (iOUDS. ALSO .V COM 1‘LKTH ASSOItTMKXT mniEsTirs, A VO Hal Yenlasl iei*y Of the best manufacture. A full hue of WOOLENS. JORDAN. MARSH & Co. 16 to 22 PKAICL STKKKT, BOSTON. U I N N E Y & C 0 . , Manufacturers anil dealers in NEWS,BOOK AND WRAPPING PAPER BAGS. Straw and Binders* Board, House Sheath ing Paper, and Twine, No. 61 Kilby Street Bsston. Mass. KEROSENE OILS, K BROKEN B. CARBON', and the best COAL OIL''—also L'l-l.V Ol ly id s!i;»eri'»r qn.ility, both the A /•.’J.Yand /*/ I/- l/i'/i . .it Tnmu'aturer*' pares. Lamps and Lamp Futures. SARGENT, CROSiMAN k CO., 14&16 Central Street Boston. SILVER SOAP. -A fiiuple propanuiou for ■ n an ni^ imi i la11 , u ' n • 11 n , .m 11 , »r-, .iiuruii’, .tc.. far ni-Tv conveiuier.t and effective than any other. One halt t.ielabof of house cleaning may he saved by Using this S mp, which c innut possi bly injure the finest Zinc W hite, and as no scrub bing is required, the saving in the wear of the paint is much greater than the .• ,st of the Soap. It leaves the surface as pure and white as when rew Manufactured only by the Boston Indexical Soap Company. S A Ft'HID A RUUDl IT, Agents, G3 Trctuont Street., Bust' ll.


ocr: CHAMBER i+AU & BARTON. Mb » c t act r mi • N» -< *?:>!«. » ! A* Du ** TaN*w, hv'er*.** > . v F « re a a * . XV-A*. And ether A no* at f±ra raw. Joliifriun, KIN I*?. all rinds pi trimming a. V'^v*. r,-ncf at* cau beijf by baud-tabor. A Fitted. citM or & SAWING; i up a lot of Machinery Ibr do *.d having had much ea p . a it »til U. t » ti « adva »S. v- krrwH of *vrk, to ca! theaisrive*. Piu* Srnet. Machinery A C. . Joh\ in »• k I>. CHAMBERLAIN. U. BARTON. tf T GREAT PIIYSK a Private Ii «. ■uesr-r for Ma to marry. both male and fe -r* c th*- phy#elgy and tell and the pmductt^i >r preven ail the new d.~' veri*v* neve language. by W >| YOl NO and :->i» rr-sune w rk I for the iereral mti-r, *.>S > All Young raarr* d j*- .pb and ! . . irv_* the least .... read th:* •• ■ k I; d.s alioutd >*e acquainted with - lie locked up. as i not be at--a to a v one nntlrf receipt I'H MM Y-H NG. No. 4l< Phi lads ipliin. 4o HAPPINESS are suffering frnru the ef be surely aud permanent cure OR and certain Power. ?n small vials, and can be A trial will satisfy. u wiil experience a great tail particulars, Price, per bottle $1. m- nth. *u:tat»!e for either sex. Medical Agent. .>€»%% Vork. Agent, Ellsworth. SHOP 1 n Ellsworth, and old building, (up stair.*) y to see old oust iners. by strict attention to his efT-rts to satisfy the cu.*t nier«, t merit, and to t patronage. atr-rti-n t-> "ham children * hair .t< him may have tb« . r dres*. i -at their h'-’-.e*. M jrL." CAKNKV. 4 7 SAEE A I X ! Ext at >—L yx. Sr; '»''*>■ *■- • nci--.* • • Mcr *.:oa'.ed . . 1. is offered nil the appurtenant** V. >i. - aid ..-uh!***! . :. • .Jjethvr w.:L tl.e mill A.. . and Wharf, socall on Water »tr*x*t, c.tll**«j art of Boat Cove, with wharf. .-axes. tw. *;^: k-» and carriage to a mortgage. and lot on Court IloUae, *nd now occupied bv Lot No. 3?, in Town be * i l ir: parce.s to suit pur* terms the kui^nl- r at Kllawnriii AKNO M I.'WhLL. 49tf KsTAlK AT Tf7 Judge of Probate, the jii Wednesday the >>ne o'clock P. M. at bis of tae real estate own Jones, late of Ella* deceased, includ together with sundry by mortgage, as will be s age-inst thees'ate ' barges. wi?: *aid estate consists ot land. b use lot in Ellsworth. r r moi.-y in r*-al estate will It will be sold in lots to be *.en at the offio Adm'r. Dt Bonn n»n. liiuinj; liorvs. THUV & CO.. M A.h»v. -r^t— * ■ «nth a r^-f-.r*- olUiiMi. A !•■■»* **a appne-nt . *i at M .,it:..»jn. or r : K- 6- Aj-j-^t >n applied f.-r. 60.3. SUMMER. STOCK OF omna'actured expresaly fc.uglaud Retail Trade. CONSISTS OF SUITS, PANTS and VESTS, the BEST MATERIAL^ and su the MUST TUu SIPERIOR Clothing ever offeret STOCK OI CASSINI ERKS VESTINGS. ORDER workmanlike manner. loir for Cash & CO. cor. Elm Street, is. 3 me.-. 11. , 1 The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort ment of the following article?: Sofa?, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs, Fancy Chamber Sett?, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, kc., kc. Also a large assort ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL. CLOTH CARPETS. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Of the la*e*t Style? and Fashions from N *w York. Also Window Shades, Tassel?. Curtain F xture* Hair Cloth and Dan ask for Covet r.g Loun »•*. A:e. Door*. Sa*h. Glass, Ix»«-kmg Glass Plates. Putty. Wooden Ware, Children's Cals, and \\ agon*. Juta Floor Mats, lied l ords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of various Qualities, dec. ^ t* a**° inanuJacture and keep coris’ant«y on hand a large assortment of Bedslcails, Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. A»1 the ab. vc articles "ill be soil at the very lowes* prior*. Store at the We?t end of the Bridge, in connection with the Steam Mili,where all kmus ot Cubin.t work and rurnin,’ will be done tj oruer. ME ADI BADE COFFINiS OF ALL SIZES COXS1A.VILY ON HAND. DARWIN X. .MOOR. A CO. ELI.8WORTK. AVRIL 29. 1839. !!LOOK OFT FOE TIE ENGINE!! T HE 15ELL IS HI N G I N G . “» NEW GOODS !~! CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. AT TTIE OLD STAND, PETERS’ CORKER. The subscriber has ju«t returned fr^m Boston with the L\RGFST and CHFAI EST stock of DRV GOODS, and GROf'EhlKS ever off.ied fur sale in F.ils *orth. am<>nz which may he found. New Style DeLains. Plaids. Thibet#, Black Silks. French, English, and Arneiican Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style. Shawls. \Va*ch Spring Skirt# of the la test s.)le, Flannels, Giotes, Hosery of every kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN (HOODS, and the best selected stack of Ready Made Clothing evir off red in this market, GROGK.ER Y? GLASS; AND HARD WARE. 1 # ^ Farming Tod#, Paints and Oils. Window Glass.N«il» Gur** Seed, Garden Seed C ORN, FLOUR and MEAL. Grocenes oi eviry kind, Ac, Ac, <^*c. All Kinds of country produce taken ;n exchange tor goucs. S. W. PERKINS. EUsworth., April 20,1 8.">9. CCOXOXY! KCOXOJIY! Ihe undersigned hive the right to MAKE AND SELL MITCIIEL’S PATEXTMETAL 1C TIPPED SHOES, in and for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, TREMONT. CRANBERRY ISLES. MAR1AVILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS. Trader* in any of the above named towns can be supplied witu a superior aiticlu of COPPOk TIPPED SHOES AND HAVE 1I1E RIGHT GRANTED THEM 1 to sell, by calliug at cur Manufactuiy in Holmes i builuitg, or on Chas. McDonald at the Mutual Store, next below the Ellsworth House. N. B. A saving of 100 per cent, is guaranteed to all who puichase the COPPER TIPPED SHOES, or in other w<*rds, one pair with tips is warranted to wear as long as two pairs without. CAUTION. » All persons are hereby rationed against making or seiliug the above described shoe.as any infringe incut on our right will be prosecuted with the ut most rigor. J. ?. A W. OBF.R. Ellsworth, April 5th, lej;*. t t. 11 COPPER TIP SHOES, —FOR— YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN. XIX West Market Square, BANGOR. Mi! LETT & BANGS, Proprietors of the right to manu facture ami sell COPPER TIP SHOES, In the Counties of PENOBSCOT, AROOSTOOK, excepting the towns of Newport, Dixmont, Dexter and Presque Isle. Any person or persons who are manufacturing or selling Copper Tip Shoes in any other Towns in Penobscot or Aroostook Counties, i will please discontinue the same j after this date, (March 21st,) as any infringement of our rights will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Town Rights lor Sale. March 21st, 1859. 10 Tl RECEI\ El> a JUtrge AMoruaont of \\ oolen, Oilcloth, Hemp and Cotton Carpets. t f 11 I>ABWIX N. A Co. SASH. DOORS, BLINDS \c. 20.000 Lights Sash, various sires. G,000 do do primed and glazed DOOR* & BUNDS of all dimensions on hand and made to order, of best Kiln dried lumber. ALSO 50.000 turned Stair Balusters, and Fence Bales for sale \ crv low ' by THEODORE PAINE. No. 14 City Point Exchange Street, Bangor. Gw 11 HATHANVAY & LANGDON. MLALi ktt IS FLOUR # GRAIN, No. 6. INDIA STREET. (OPPOSITE TllKCl>'ToM Mol -I ) i U A ! 11 IIA W J J , X I JUUA II l.iMiU-'A. | ■ *' 1 ' f • ABBOTT & SAKGENT, Wholesale lirocers, A * u er.ALKKv M t Aul%, C ountry Produn*. Ac. 75 & 77 Broad Street. ,r;j boston. j_T K It M s CAS II 17, P A pJTR HAXGiXGS. *2000 ROLLS New MyJe Paper li*i>gi.i£» liotn N*w York >u i Uortou, mud lor mIc T#ry low by M. li NLE. $15 00 0 WORTH OK uOMESTJC GOODS, FOR SALE AT THE l’EOl’LES" CHEAP STORE. 13For Cent Lees Thun Croud* are off red fur in ElUwuith. ALSO, 600 BULS ELOUR. 2000 BUSH. BUSH. MEAL. CALL AND SEE MONROE i’OUN. Ellsworth. May 6. I860. I5tf EASr CjaUTMAC WsMYT THE TUI STEE^ of this Institution hart da* elded lu have Jour terms m a y*ar. iUE ftlMMEK lERil will coma anew on Monday, May 30, and continue 18 weeks, under the direction of A. C. IIEKKICK, A. 13. Although this Academy has Wen established for fourteen years, we have the largest number of • tad. lit* this Spring Term that has ever attended. *ul NG MEN FITTING Ft jit COLLEGE, or ►eeking a practical education, will here ind a learner u V. Utvrt ki* mvrk. and will do ail be can to make things interesting. The motto of the school i« **lMJ KIGIIT UK GO UUMK.” U *AK1 *, In in $1,30 t«> $‘.',00. TUITION, $3,00, *R,30 and $4.00. DAILY STAG E from Kangor*—F«re 75 eeats. For further information address the Principal or J. 13. MCKEL**, Secretary, East Corinth, Me. April 22, 1830. IS 1J A PER FT^VISr OIIsT G8. Jl >T KECEI\ ED a Urge assortment of Uousa Paper, and Curtains of the latest styles. 11 DARWIN N. MOOR $ Co. Iliojfcv.vY Surveyor’s. Books. Tax Collector’s Books. For sale by M. HALE. LU


ocr: Steam Mili,where all kmus ot Cubin.t work and rurnin,’ will be done tj oruer. ME ADI BADE OF ALL SIZES COXS1A.VILY ON HAND. DARWIN X. ELI.8WORTK. AVRIL 29. 1839. !!LOOK OFT FOE TIE ENGINE!! T HE 15ELL IS HI N G I N G . “» NEW GOODS !~! CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. AT TTIE OLD STAND, PETERS’ CORKER. The subscriber has ju«t returned fr^m Boston with the L\RGFST and CHFAI EST stock of DRV GOODS, and GROf'EhlKS ever off.ied fur sale in F.ils *orth. am<>nz which may he found. New Style DeLains. Plaids. Thibet#, Black Silks. French, English, and Arneiican Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style. Shawls. \Va*ch Spring Skirt# of the la test s.)le, Flannels, Giotes, Hosery of every kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN (HOODS, and the best selected stack of Ready Made Clothing evir off red in this market, GROGK.ER Y? GLASS; AND HARD WARE. 1 # ^ Farming Tod#, Paints and Oils. Window Glass.N«il» Gur** Seed, Garden Seed C ORN, FLOUR and MEAL. Grocenes oi eviry kind, Ac, Ac, <^*c. All Kinds of country produce taken ;n exchange tor goucs. S. W. PERKINS. EUsworth., April 20,1 8.">9. CCOXOXY! KCOXOJIY! Ihe undersigned hive the right to MAKE AND SELL MITCIIEL’S PATEXTMETAL 1C TIPPED SHOES, in and for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK, FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, TREMONT. CRANBERRY ISLES. MAR1AVILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS. Trader* in any of the above named towns can be supplied witu a superior aiticlu of COPPOk TIPPED SHOES AND HAVE 1I1E RIGHT GRANTED THEM 1 to sell, by calliug at cur Manufactuiy in Holmes i builuitg, or on Chas. McDonald at the Mutual Store, next below the Ellsworth House. N. B. A saving of 100 per cent, is guaranteed to all who puichase the COPPER TIPPED SHOES, or in other w<*rds, one pair with tips is warranted to wear as long as two pairs without. CAUTION. » All persons are hereby rationed against making or seiliug the above described shoe.as any infringe incut on our right will be prosecuted with the ut most rigor. J. ?. A W. OBF.R. j Ellsworth, April 5th, lej;*. t t. 11 COPPER TIP SHOES, —FOR— YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN. XIX West Market Square, BANGOR. Mi! LETT & BANGS, Proprietors of the right to manu facture ami sell COPPER TIP SHOES, In the Counties of PENOBSCOT, AROOSTOOK, excepting the towns of Newport, Dixmont, Dexter and Presque Isle. Any person or persons who are manufacturing or selling Copper Tip Shoes in any other Towns in Penobscot or Aroostook Counties, i will please discontinue the same j after this date, (March 21st,) as any infringement of our rights will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Town Rights lor Sale. March 21st, 1859. 10 Tl RECEI\ El> a JUtrge AMoruaont of \\ oolen, Oilcloth, Hemp and Cotton Carpets. t f 11 I>ABWIX N. MOOR A Co. SASH. 20.000 Lights Sash, G,000 do do glazed DOOR* & of all dimensions made to order, of lumber. ALSO 50.000 turned and Fence Bales for ' by No. 14 City Street, Bangor. HATHANVAY & MLALi ktt IS FLOUR # No. 6. INDIA (OPPOSITE i U A ! 11 IIA W J J I JUUA II l.iMiU-'A. | ■ *' ABBOTT & Wholesale A * u er.ALKKv t Aul%, C ountry 75 & 77 Broad ,r;j j_T K It M s P A pJTR *2000 New MyJe Paper li*i>gi.i£» Uortou, mud lor mIc T#ry $15 WORTH uOMESTJC FOR SALE CHEAP 13For Thun Croud* are off red ALSO, 600 BULS 2000 BUSH. CALL AND SEE Ellsworth. May 6. EASr THE TUI STEE^ of this elded lu have Jour terms m a iUE ftlMMEK lERil Monday, May 30, and under the direction of A. C. Although this Academy has fourteen years, we have the • tad. lit* this Spring Term that *ul NG MEN FITTING ►eeking a practical learner u V. Utvrt ki* mvrk. and to make things interesting. school i« **lMJ KIGIIT UK U *AK1 *, In in $1,30 t«> TUITION, $3,00, *R,30 DAILY STAG E from For further information J. 13. MCKEL**, Secretary, April 22, 1830. 1J A FT^VISr Jl >T KECEI\ ED a Urge Paper, and Curtains of the 11 DARWIN Iliojfcv.vY Tax Collector’s For sale by j LU worth April


ocr: ^BUSINESS CARDS. AW1> eating nor si:. J. ». C'KHIKS, l’BoiMm-f.H, Oagood’a Block, 'I’ATK STUKKP, KLL'WO'tTH V . Charlea 1 Isvinlii i, COU.X3fcLI.OR & VI I'OKN'KY A l I. YV\ ORLANO, Maine. Pruai^l uUBitti.iu giv.;n t>. nil Uu.iu* . . ..tiu-t., to hitu. 44 JOSEPH fiD\B t f»., MERC HAST TAILORS, AND Deal'rs in Cloths, Clothing, sS e Door below 'Vhitii r<', Main -btv.t lillsworth. 1 HENRY ;ROI LINS, Manufacturer of HA SCSSKS and TRCSKS. STORE OS SMS STREET, (opposite the Lilswmrth II <-use.) Keeps constantly on handUnmote! «d ill kind: Trunks. Carpet Bags. Valid". WinLi-l. a, jcc Ham ee^e* Cleaned and Oiled at sho;t m-tiee. Ellsworth. .Juno 10. ISitK .HO “ JT& D. MILLKH, General fi*:niiiis.i(»u Mi-rrliant*. and dealer." i l flour, fekd, and produce. 2fo. 7 Commercial Street (Head of Portland pier) Portland, Me. K. J. MILLER, -In. ljIO I'. W. MILLER. EUGENE HALE. CO I'SS EL LOR :n,l ATTORXEY.li LAW. ELLSWORTH, ME . Orrir **. ox Mvim Sti lt, over t*<o. V. R’nck’s store, iu rooms formerly occupied hv the Hancock Bank. - The business . f the late Thom a* R.-Mnson re mains with the underxiirnc 1. win- »vK: attend it-* •ettlexncut at tl.a above named - 0 Lid*KM' HALE. K’lswnrth, Sept. 30, 1V-8. 3» o7 w7 M A D O X Attorney and Covnrrfinr at Laic, ELLSWORTH, MK. Will gire his attention special ? and nr m] tlx to the c< llection Business. JJF" Office i n Main »irect, next door to C. O n. _i. •_ 3. *V ATT HRH0iS K JTTORyer ir COIWSELLOR at LAJ*. *• lUu-orth M-une. Office 'rer B. F. Austin’s Store. CO. I»K F. R. VWj/lTV~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence—Zebulon Smith's, corner Hancock A Main Street's. yyuffice removed to Granite Block, near the entrance to Hancock Bark. ELLSWORTH. ME. * aT T) Ten A HT R E r MI). Member of the “X. Y.and Brooklyn Med ical and Pathological Society.” SEDGWICK M E . Rkbekknck.—Frof. W. H. Hadley, Brooklvn. II. M -wett, M. !>.. X. Y*. City. I. H. THOMAS, P H F, R I F F . HANCOCK COUNT V M AI N K . Office in Granite Block, Main N’t., Ellsworth. 20. CALVIN r~/()V. D E V r /• Y s U E I! I F F. ELLSWORTH ME. ’ ALBION K. P LtJNT, PUTTY SHERIFF, I. 0 X G I S L \ X D . ME. JOHN IL LI NT. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AM) Q COR I’M. LONG ISLAND, MK. . ISRAEL B. LI NT. Justice if the Peace a id Quorum. LONG INLAND, ME. Rotary Public. •Commissioner on Wrecks and •nd Qual’CVu.g officer. 4? ALBION K. P. LINT, Jnstice of the peace and Quorum. LUNG ISLAND. ME. Lumbermen’s Goods.


ocr: THICK AT *0. ID, WEST market square. A numt excellent hm-krlUH-ut <*f Rouble Sule Thick Boot: from Kates, Purlin, Cluck, Chapin, R**t U'iKIr, Ac , Ac., CISTOM MAI".. \ll of the m«*l desirable nf \ l« s if Fine Cuff' Hoots, P141up Soff, IIV//, l>oubl Sole, or ’Pap Sole. Guns’ French Root*, Itoiihlf “ “ “ Pump Sol**t “ “ ** Patent calf. Custom Wadi* Worrasins, Of our own manulactuie at Ji bbing oi retail prices. PLYMOUTH lift K GLOVE'S. PLYMOUTH BUCK .MITTENS. Men's Arctic Gaiters. " Calf Over Shoes fur lined. “ llubbers. “ Snow Shoes. Women’s Rubber Gaiters. “ Snow Shoes. “ “ Boots, Butrtrer sole ind upper. C ABLE IIATS, CABLE UMBRELLAS. SHOE HMIIVUv tn_i_« *t« i . Shoe and Root Lasts. Harness Leather; soi.i: leather .'PEER LEATHER, KID SKINS. iOAT SKINS, A very large Stork at tkr “LEATHER STORE,” Xo. 19, iVest Market Square, BANGOR. MILLETT & BANGS, _201y JST E "W P PER imGIMiS 'Ilf OWHIim hit. jiM rtv.-iv.~l I„gc „ ‘ snrtiuei.i. <»f the following article* ‘okas. i.or.xuKs, r\ri:\sm\ ( /.A IKK 1A1) < ,.| HI) 7 1 IILEs, STI EEEI) ( IIAllis, FA.XC V < 77.4 MHEK SETTS CASE SEA T, WOOD SEA T .4 A D ROCK1XG CIIAIUS, ?}■(’.. TC. A!»o, a Urge assortment of Wool, Hemp, folion and Oi loth Also, a large asoruuent of Paper Hangings anil C urtain* f the latest style and Fashions from N«w York. Al."«s Window Shades, Tassels, Curtain Fix tures. HairCloth and Damask for for Cov ering Lounges. Ac. Doors. Sash, Glass. looking Glass Plates, Putty, 44 ooden 44 are,Children**Cabs, ^ and 44 agyiis^J yie FW<»* Mats, lied Cord#. ■Cluthea Lines. Cl tile- Pins. Feathers of Yari riou« Qualities, 4»c., 4*0. 44 e also manufacture and kccj> constantly or land a large assortment of


ocr: STOV KS! .! , i ’ i JOHN W. HILL U’OI 1,1» r—ijv.thilly i?if of KINwortti and " x trhdtx tImt he may «:ill Is-fund it the late stand of Hill V-uug, wliwn- may tie fou:Hl tin largest assortment (WKI Ml STOVES wcr offered for M i which m«\ i» f'ltitni t e tir- •,* K- j •. 'Hr. |t »\ ' m . F ,rn. r. and .Acadia t’.v.k. The«e « have n t 1—«-n ei|nalk-d in this mar ; ket f**r economy and durahillty . AN" tlii ««•••• A all \. AA I land, (Irarite J*tate New World, Globa, A;r II hu Boston Aktnr aod Boston Cooking Stoves, with and w.,li -ut elevated Own*. and A - **«-N >' •'< « of all -;?• -•*, together x*ith an endless variety •-? IVirh-r. «* v.-. |. .nklm. Cylinder, Ik., and Air Tight Stows, all ■ winch I shall »« II for cash cheaper' than ever ... u-t y on ’ ,nd a large assortment of Kn* imeled. Itritiuiia. Japanned »• I Fin w xr»-, /.itv. Sir-el Lead Lead 1’ipe, >t .• l‘ jm-, ( 1,.,i( i -1 Iron and Copper Pump*. F p f tnie«. Own. A- i xt I It-der mouths, and and all kind* of all article* usually I und in a stove e»Lth lishmeiit. JOHN \V. HILL. Ellsworth, June 2irh. 1* * "ARRIVAL , OF THE LEVIATHAN. I have just rw'iv.*1 dim * 'run the manufactory, a new ly-patcnted cook-stuw, » i ‘The Leviathan,” »hi-*h excels everything ewe ,ni' Id Into the state. It ha* a x cry large levated nv«n, wholly <4 cast-iron, which saves the troul,|e and exprn-e >f re-lming every little while, as othir-t-v* usnai1-. i•.i .• • • t** t»»- don.-, it has a. ini pro* -rnetit «-ver all oil,- r tv>-*, a grate under the oven for warming .n d k-r, ’■ ■'. x a nun, thing*, w M.-h exery h<>us*-k*vper know* > ■ -s-ntlal TM- *|..ve i« uimlc of the smoothest and I* -t ca*tmg- of any n-t man ufacturvd. t'.ill xnd so*- u : .. i -t t.e U\*t stove , wr of. f< rml id trie piowo. Also, .in hand a g »>d as, rt:ncut uf other cookMitoves •uch »< Crystal Lake, Gem, Clinton Improved. Day State Farmer, Farmer, Penobscot .Irr Ttyhf, Californian, J »•., T >c-eth*r with Plain and Fancy \ir T . ht stoves, with and wu!i'»ut ovens, and parlor stoves of every description. I have constantly hand t i«tern and < ham Pumps, le ad Pip . Sivet L ad. oven. a*h and toiler m-iutiis. Jap an War*-. Hritam * \\ in1, awl a large assortment of Tin Ware , f every description. Ml kinds i f work done to ••rder in tLe bksT manner. J'UIN S. PF ARSON. \gt. N' \t do- r • ■ l<.v» ' ,v II. A. Button. P. S —All having unsettled accounts with me, please Me ft if vnmrdmtrhi. Ellsworth. Nov. 2b, 1*5$. 44 JUST RECEIVED. G.J). I1{YI\G&C()J Resjtey’ifully announces t. their :-t*.tu rs and the pub 1 be gem rill;, .that they have just returned from Bst-n with a complete a**- rtinent of FALL and WINTER GOODS' consisting of Bonnots, UihG r.s, FI-wrers, Kmbroi lerv, j Laces.«doves, II iwiery, &c . uis»> Ladiis Collars, Caps, an<l I'nderslrrres. Together with a full assortment of good* I w long mg to the MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. AM mifiinory work d me to *ri r wi h m atness and di*» patch. Particular attention paid to boa.m;t ri.Kir;;i\c;. ‘i 1>. Il.YINt; X CO . Main Street. Klluvro;Ur, Oct. 2^?t. 1> I-_22


ocr: STOVES! JOHN W. IHLL \\" 11 ' 1 i tli and vl ntand t I! .! \ l"iu j,. « a*.: i. .. . i.t- found th* AMlortlUi-Ut rooKixc; sto\ r.s • '' ' " Iff . > rth. u: .•_* wL.tliinav l*«» ' ’• 1 : ' li 1' » - »• . K. >. .. .1 Madia ' " k I' << - - ’ s i;i t i- tu llii* mar k*'l f I ■ ■: i ami .Iuim!'ility. ' ' '• ' . " 1 lan-1, tJnu s?at«* N " ■ 1 . 1 • ' .Mr I i U \ r .ml ll -«i i f \. >: . • - « ;'l. ;iml wi;l. «»t • i. \ ,r.-~l tm. ' ' • - ' 1 t .. 1 •• 1 > " ' • 1 I" l‘-x -iml .Mr ' ' ’ ' * .... nl •,f|r i| I' ■ ; - t \a ad I-- .1-1 IX! . I' I- a. I I r.ai mill l , 1 |t»-r • ' : I r •.«». - T . : . ■! II... .r , amt hi . ail k..ni« of Hi! iirtiv'i--> u-ual.y found in a <lint ,-tal< JOHN W. I11I.I.. 1 -rtli. .1 i- Jl li. 1 v'.» A HIM V A L or TIIF, LEVIATHA!.1 I t- jint r»-. n.-.i d>< »t from ih«- ina:.vit.ictor.v. a m vr I) •*i»..|»-Hlo\. . 1-sxU. d ‘•The Leviathan,” "Vi'-h i-x. 1* '-v-rMil • .-r l-r- II -ft? t».r «tafr. ft • * * 1 t!.r ! i .1 ,1 I’\|I f r- - .- ::u; .wry lilllr "•hil* •. |. ft I - :»., itiif w* x • until .1 • Gl.ih.-r -:o<,nTnl. und.-r thr • •) ll '.." T'.tt „ !•-- ' - 1 I i-.-t , 1-: . - of .t'.y no* fimrt ' t! . : - ll ll i* •; tin- I*-t -t .\. , vrr f I • tilt h a* ( rt/*fal . it i, ( ' mf ]>,.< "t>vfi1, liaii \' i!i /’,. . Ft '-ivr, l*. n»‘ «>>t Air / ’Ihi, < V; >• Wiitin, 4 * .. T -. •! ruC il.- . . F;t % \ --. » th a:. » tit . . . -! I I 1 r *i ■ ■ - ■'( «-v • :\ ! -ii ■ j.; j ,n. I ha Uj ihI I i ii **.»• . V l - • ; '• .1 ,, \N r . ! i • : I " • ' ''TV ;-t ti Ah k lMf», ,-tw ... i . order i., tLe Ufc>r m.uux r. •h>11N ? IT. \ Its iN. \ •{. N* ?. A II. A. I * ♦ ® ,


ocr: ' ! j j SOMET1NG NEW Agents Wanted! rPO into a lucrative anil honora blc Vm?tn«.<A—will jmy an activo young uuin i ncckly -iddO f,f Ir-un tv $.*<>. A >f t<. $10 only required. No ‘'Humbug- ’ Sattafaction Guarantied. F >r particulars •.•nol•..■sc stamp and addreRs— 3m 4 1 A. B. MAHTLN. Piaistow, X. H. 18397 C.tl'iuNi Vi. F- r sak lij .M. 11ALK


ocr: THICK BOOTS AT SO. 10. WEST .V ASK T SQUARE. A moat excellent aaaortment of Rouble N*le Thick frt'tn Elites, Carlin, Clark, Chapin, RevnoWa, Ac,Ac., CL'STOM MADE. All of Uie most <l<nirablc styles of Pint Calf Hoofs, Hump Sole, Welt, Sttlr, or Top Sole. flans* French Ihxits, Pouhle S>le; “ “ “ Pump Sole; " “ “ Potent calf. Custom Made Moccasins Of our own manufacture at jobbing retail prices. PLYMOUTH BUCK GLOVES. PLYMOUTH RUCK MITTENS. Men’s Arctic Gaiters. “ Gulf Over Shoes fur lined. “ Rubbers. “ Snow Shoes. Women's Rubber Gaiters. “ Snow Shoes. Hoots, Bubbcr sole ui'l iipjs’r. C'AHI.K MA I'S, CAHI.K l M mtKI.I.AS. SHOE HMIIMiS. Shoemakers’ Tools; Mh o and Moot LaM<". Harness Leather; Sol.K I.KATIILIU 11 1T.U LKA I'llKK, Kin SKINS, <»OAT SKINS, A mj larrr Sleek at Hie “LEATHER STORE,” No. 19, 7 West Market BANGOR. MILLETT & BANGS, »w 1ST E mi; ui\ci\cs *c., 'J'lll. l It nw • ir >1 a r*w and large . .Mf/vtN. Lot /:.\T/;\s/<>.\, <E.\ III: i \l> rum TAMES, SI 177 / H rn.1 IHS, / .-1A < > i HA Mil EH ( .1 \E SEA I\ II SEAT A.VI) iwcki.m; i iimiis, +<- . ,\r. A * , a Ur. «• aa^Ttm- m ■■( W ,* 1. II. n»r. ixtv. and O Outli , , -


ocr: 183 9: AZiMANAC fur Bale lo M. IIALL.


ocr: The Subscribers have just received a new and large assort of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card TaMes, Stuffed Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &c., &c. Also a large assort of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL CLOTH CARPETS. A150 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Bi CARPETI Of the latest Styles ami Fashions from New York. Also Window Shades. Tassels. Curtain Fixtures. Hair Cloth aid! Damask for Covering Loun. es, Ao. Doors, Sash, Olass. Looking Glass Plates. Putty, Wooden Ware, Children's Cabs, and Wagons, Jute Floor Mats, bed ( ords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Feathers of variuus Qualities, Ac. \\ c also manufacture and keep cons'nntiy on hand a large assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. the above articles will be sold at the very lowest prices. Store at the West end of the Bridge, in connection with Steam Miil.whcrc all kinds of Cabin.t work and Turning will be done ta order. READY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ELLSWORTH. APRIL 29. !So9. DARWIN X. MOOK. A CO.


ocr: — U »f W »* AN UNP AILIN’ A CERTAIN A SEASONABLE 19 IISTAR'S BALSA! OF k,W»U, IISTAR’S RAISA* OF IIL) CHERRY, • IISTAR'S BALSA* OF IILI CHERRY, FOR Cough*, Cold*, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseucsb, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseuess, CroUt. a sthma, ROUP, /| STHMA, ROUP, Xl. STHMA, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, Vhooping cough, HOOPING COUGH, HOOPING COUGH, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, QUINSY, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, QUINSY, INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, QUINSY, IBflamnatlon of the Lnu, nflnmmntlon of the Throat, BlaramallM of the Chest, THE REMEDY Or THE AOB, THE REMEDY Or THE AOB! THE REMEDY Or THE AGE, CONSUMPTION,"CONSUMPTION, CONSUMPTION. CONSUMPTION, CtNSllPTMN, fOASlIPTWN, CONSUMPTION, tas relieved the sufenngs of all classes ia the community } and many of the best men among us do not hesitate to ac knowledge, under their own signatures, the parsonal relief and benefit they hare derived from its use. .Wmberle's e critic ate i are i* the hands of the proprietors, but our limits allow us to submit only the following from the volumes of T ESTIMONIALS. [Kami a gentleman well known hi the ticinlty of West fir |,|, .Mass. J U'r«TriELo, M 24th Nor. IM8. 8. W. FOWI.E CO„ BOHTO*. — Gent*.: I cheer fully give you my testimony, ami. moreover, am desirous that the public should know the claim* which your invaluable preparation of WistaR’S Balsam has* to meir iiirmiun. About a year sines I • » attae ke*l with a revere and distressing rough, followed by emaciation, night sweats, amt other symptom* of ai*prnaching disease. T tried many remedies to no avail, snd mi alarming did my rase appear, that my friends entertained serious fears for my recovery. At this juncture I purchased a bottle of WisTAR'* Balsam, and at once liegan to mrnd, and by the time two bottle* had been exhausted I had entirely regained my health and strength. I shall always keep it in my family. DF.AN CRAY, Jr.. Of the firm of Loomis, Lewis, L. Co. [From Rex*. Henry Wood, formerly Editor of the Con - grrgational Journal. Concord N II., more recently American Consul at Beyruot, Syria, and now Chaplain in the Navy.]


ocr: j ■ ■ ! I ' j ! ! | j 1 t 1 : 1 ; The subscriber may still be found at THE OLD STANO. ON MAIN STREET, (opposite the Ellsworth Uoum.) on hand, early and late, ready for customers. Having all tbe facilities ter buying stock as cheap as the market affords, he is prepared to do work at the same rate. Particular attention paid to Hone Sf Ox Shoeing, Having recently fitted up his shop for Ox Shoeing and bavirg in his employ the very best and expe rienced bands for this branch, will do it an well and as cheap as any concern in town. Also, nil kinds of Blaoksmithing, Fitting Tomn for Ltflag. having had some experience in thin branch, he thicks be can suit all, with work and prion, who ms; favor him with a call. EF He has ou hand for sale SINGLE HORSE TRUCK WAGONS, Iron or Wooden Axle, at the I*nest pr ces;orwili Iren Wagons single or doable, furnishing Axles of bis own make, of tho very best quality of iron and warranted good or ao pay. Tho • r would return his siuoere thanks b r u11 |Mist hti wrs, and hopes Ay Uriel attention to the Bunn*** ot Kit Sknp »o still merit aud rteeive a go«d finite of public |.» rouage, tur which he will guatautcc a fair equivalent. IT V dr further particulars call and see fer yourselves. O. L. DBXJklTB. Klsworth.Oot. 6th. 37tf Strayed from the enclosure of the subscriber, about five weeks ago a large red Cow, 11 or 12 years old, with large broad horns, white rump, while face and white feei, and a very short tail. She was formerly owned by Crawford Graves of Frank'in. Whoever will return said Cow, or give information to me where she may to found, shall he duly rewarded. ISAAC 3. 3P1UNGER.