ocr: NEW CATALOGUES 1859. ... I860 G. G. EVANS & CO., No. l-'» CornViill, Boston. GREAT FALL AND WINTER SALE COflJlEACED! In addition to our fortn'T la-ge «to k, wc Lave just pur chatted hum the Triidr Wale, ami S..0.00U WORTH OK NEW BOOKS. WATCHES yyixCWs,. A varying in value from Fifty Cent* to $100, driven to the purchaser of every booh. "11T E take pleasure in mating that the liberal an.l in ▼ ? creasing patronage best.-w.-d upon us by tic pe -pie of New England, ami other part* or tic country, en H : * it* to offer still greater iiulucvmrnu to purchasers - f Book*, and individual? or assoc-ialions getting up clubs, than ever before. The advantage we possess over any other similar e.*t.i»>. Iwhment in the country, r<q»ecially for filling New England order*, tnmtt be evident to those acquainted with "iir p.<si tlon, and understand our superior and increa-lng facilities Fr doing business. Our advantages are as follows.— We publish a large lot of valuable Is-ik*. We obtain large quantities of other valuable works in exchange for our own. We buy large editions from other publishers for cash at ▼try low price*. We put no otrjectionnbft booksoti our cata! cue. W'e offer no inducements which we <1 . n-t lull'd. We buy our watches in large quantities for cash, and o the best make. We have our Jewelry made to order by the best manu facturer* in this country aiid Fur ope. By doing an extensive business wc can m ake very val uable presents more frequently to purchasers. Our present plan of o|».Tutiou is the ,.une as >r A'i > t d five years ago by Mr. G. G. Evans, and i- sumti med not only by the highest Judicial authority in nearly every Bute in th® i'njon, but by the wn-c of the p-ople ir.-ii, Maine to California. PARTIAL SCHEDULE OF GIFTS. Patent English Lever Gold Watches, $100 00 Pate t Anchor Gold W.ache*, 60 W Li»di'**’ 18 caret case Gcdd Watches, 6u 00 Ladies’18 caret ease Gold Watches, ... 00 Uent'tt Silver Lever Watches, 'J6 on Geut’s Silver Lever Watches, 15 00 Gent’* Silver Lepine Watches, 1J uo Parlor Time Pieces. new pattern, 1 - 00 Parlor Time Pieces, fi iu $i 00 t» 1" Uo Gent’tt Gold V-st Chains Jo no to O'.' Gent’* Heavy Plated \ >t Chains, 4 00 to s 00 Ladies’ Gold Chains, 6 no :• 18 00 Misses’ Gold Chains, 5 uo to 6 00 Ladie*' Gold Spring Lockets, .* ou lo lo '• Ladies'Gold Snap Lockets, t oo t.» »3 o" Mi*-*es'GolJ Lockets, 1 Outo on Ladies’ Lava S* it, (Pin and K ir I»r<>p-., 16 no Ladies’ Cameo Jk't.*. “ *• *• i ou : . 16 00 Ladies’ Gold Store- Set*. “ “ k* u 60 to 1" on Ladies' Cenieo Pins. ‘l Oo to 6 00 Lodie.-.' G >ld Stone Pins, •_ O0 to 5 00 Ladies' Florentine Pius, *j 00 ;... 4 00 Gent’s G. Id P-.MCd*. '.-.“.no t ■-> Gent'. (4..1.1 P. i . wriv.i IV-• x ■ * - Ladies’G<>M Pencil*. J 00 to 3w Ladies' Gold Pens with handles, 1 _ item’s Cluster Pius opal centre, .. • item's Pui*, stone setting, 1 .. 7 LsdicX and Gent's m!%er Peri-.;*. ,75 :u 1 ; Ladies' and G Mit’i* SUv er Pencils *" ih ; ii i*u*- - 'X* Lad ies' Gold Bracelet*, vari, us sty ;es, 3 'XI 1 IkUlies' and l*;.,-. 1 0< ■.. oo Ladies’and Gent's'« ! Steeve Hu:: :.i, J Gent's Came i and G Id Stone Studs, « oo Gent’s Engraved studs, Gent’s Plain Studs. Ladies' Shawl or Ribbon Pins. Z 5 Indies’ Gold Crosses. . Ladies' Coral. Garuet orTurqa* .«•: 17 Ladies' and Gent's Money Purses or Pocket Book* Xj La.ties' Jet Breast Pins. 3 50 Laities' Mosaic Breast Pins, 5 ou Gent's Cameo or Mosaic Bosom S:uds, 4 00 Music Boxes, frsrn 5 00 to 1- 00 Miscel lanecus Gifts, net enumerat' d above. varying in value in m 25 cu to 25 On FIVE 111 NUKED DOLLARS WORTH 0* 11111 \HjVE GUTS. At the lowest wholesah the p’-irohaser-s nf ev-rv ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR.' \V.j.,TH <i in- K-. OUR CATALOGUE OF ROOKS Xs too extensive f. r j .articular d-s.-rip containing the Most valuable works ;a the various departments oi iitera ture, such as Agricultural, Juvenile, Albums, Medt'-nal, Ubtes, of all prices, M antral, Biographical, Mu steal. Botanical, U'orfcs »•' p'lfi.m, Cookery, Pjetry, Dictionaries, Jrneis. Jhsloncal. Advrntir. Uumerous, l /«.. u\Kpand Fret Mas- n-1 . together with Miscellaneous Works of all kinds NEW BOOKS ON HAND An >0"N As ISSUED. Catalog it • r . npp V* :/.• >n. Agents Wanted .everywhere. The m»A liberal coramtenion, in m" oy or 1 • •.«. w, br given ts person* or a«—i-i:u:*>ns fjru-lr , dun* • r ten -r more bnoks to be sent at one time. 1’ -* n,a.-t' r*. - ho.,; teacher*, students, vW-ivymen. nr viy pr-.v , . vidua!, tnale or female, can soon replenish or f -ru. a »• 1! *• Library, without expense. l.y acting as jur Please #«td for Catalogue and < ircul.ir Orders for clubs or single indi\ iduals solhied from a.: rarts of the country. G. G. EVANS & CO., 6m23 45 Cornhill, Boston. Fine lleady-made FALL AND WINTER CL0TH11I. ELEGANT OVERCOATS, FROCK & BUSINESS COATS. PANTS AN 1. VESTS, superbly h .* b- a!.«l trimcue.l. AI Lowest Prices lor ( a*ti, —BY— j. w. surra & co. DOCK Sftl ART, cor. r.Iiu st BOSTON. HAVING connection with all the largest man* facturing establishments in X• w Y-nk, t> gotiier with home facilities, wo enj..y sup.-mt advant . gea fur supplying lue very best g "*ds at the 1 w •st possible prices. The 1 v I< s vr ' i be fumd t • excel any thing ui.ule in the X-w England State-, and tho workmanship far ex •• c is a:./ tain.: here tofore offered in till? market, and i? >•> nckn wi edged by all who j at; .. w . it t -• »■ •.-: t. We also m.the t rder .'af . v.-rv des cription, at short notice, at .» sni,.U n-iv-sn:r u the price of our ready-made eiothiug. Boston, Sej.t. ‘id, l-'V.t. 3m 3G. Topographical Map «.i rin* COUNTY Ot 1!ANT OCK, Mr. FROM ACT! A I. MUVKVs \M» I NM'IM M f N r\1. ADMEASUREMENT <»F I'llK tt IJOLK COUNTY. VT Um solicitation of the County, the un-l r.-inwd • ■ ■ • n. difficult task of pre paring a cm. pi Mi, • >■ iy . aud thus confine the who! • r, .ne map. the *1.1 style of Lincoln and Piscataquis Counties. which we have re cently published - The work will Ne difficult and ?• -i us. and require a heavy expenditure fr.r 6urv> . s, I.iilti • .•*. .v-- . md can not be carried through and pu h-.ln except by j r p-r encouragement in every town. The price will be sol w that almost every family can have oue. NO MORE TO BE MADE THAN 'RE ACTUALLY ORDEUED, AND 0>LY O.VE PRICE." The Map will show the Road*. Streams. Ponds. Bays, and the ’.'.cation of Houses. Mills, bfjrv*. Ui■■menu, a,id bcb^Kil ll^r.ses, aud the names of Reside’.,:? S p.irate Flaos <»f Villages and engraved views of Pr ic B-adti-gs •si the margin. LEE A MARSH. Puh!i«h r,, Pear' stri'-t. \" York March 2*th. 1*59. rf 1) ANOTHER New and Large Stock OF I The -.nhsedhor ha? just returned from Boston with the largest stock of Jewelry evor in Ellsworth. A ho, Paitry Articles, Cutlery, Toys, avory other thing u-nallv kept in a t o e of the kind. Ilis In il ls and the publi -, a: lUTited U* exitm iue this stock. Z. SMITH. Bllsirortli, Juno 22J, lSjJ. --tX I Sept. 12tli, 1859. ! > E W~8~T « EE E The subsmnbors have enlarg d and fitted up tno M r*. ONE POOR WF.ST OF OI K FORMER STAMP, and have just returned from New V rk and 15 -t.ii. and arc now open ing the largest and best assortment ol goods ever offer*‘d in this e *untv. which were bought mostly for Cosh, direct from the importer*, and w • shall run them off at extremely 1,0 W i Kit Es. In «*«ir Press tioods Pcj*artin rit w*' will off- r some new and desirable patterns, such as are to be found only at our establiscment, \i/. Rich Figured Thibcts, Imperial Foulard?, Plain Cord Valentins, All Wool Cashmere-:, Crape DeChines, Thibcts of all grades and shades, Rich Ducall Plaids, Fvall .Mohairs, Printed Thibcts, Rich figured and plain All M ool Delaines, Common Delaines from 12 1-2 ets. up, Plain and 'Printed' Cashmeres, Al pacca and Hungarian Lusters, Ginghams, Mohairs, and a great var iety of Fabrics for traveling dresses, Lyonesse Cloths, <fce. S5 DE3l W L S . New Cashmere Shawls from $5 50 t $15 00 : r h pat ms, of which wo will soli under a warrant as containing in t *.\r thread of •--*:{• •:» . 1 . dal-*, Eiuj ir- State. I5.iv State and \\ aterloo Long and S*juar - >! iuvIl A!> * ‘Jo ri ii n< w | utt**rns *.{' Mantilla Shawls, bought direct from tin* ag-:.> at d will b- .' Id I*-.- ti.ati can ho !•.•tight at any other store. Rich Thibet and Cusimicrt St AIM'S. An entire Package - *f an Iinj : • • -r. by sd uu-r * A nr i.i. * S pt. 3d. * oiituiuing 100 Wrought COLLAR." which w r : : : fr n. the I r ,:» L.» . and will be '.Id oil at lesa than Wholesale Rost >n \: 1 v BLACK SILKS. Mur - . b k S . - by us for th past tw years a . . . Vis ill g. f low priced silks In thi* department we can s w \ ■ ■. ry >hau-\ >: b • and I Vs *•». fr >m ,<1 nil t > 00, r B row . and real < fan I ths; Ladies’ Waterproof K. p .lant i . -r t " e':.-. i i*-- i * ioaking'Fi.tnn*-'.". A.\. Cloths, b a<snvre>. 1 ’ — •%i ■ v v t : : - <. 1' w. .'. .... i.. 1 i n<h \ ii>, fr«»m 27 1-2: > l »'• ‘. Inl-t.lll-4ariil2 1- tl.-ti: ts, 11; • i.-h and Hr wn l.in-'Ti P.»n.a>k>. N ipkinland TYO- < •• • r< . o j i.Ve» Vel vet flb'b :.>. . ‘ v\ery \\ lb, and - t(. . ! -*t «pia itv ; M-ivens; Watei; Si ring Sk r>. Hoods. l.in* n C. 11 dktY An*. Cloves and Uoi-erv of even grade ship and priee. p * * * ng’.ish, French and Am--, ican PRINTS : 3-4. 4-1 an ! - t Whit- Flannels, White Shaker F. im.-ls; With a great variety of DOMESTIC GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES. luO Fair Custom Mule 1»'» inch l-'g Tiii.-k U > which we will warrant. . V! - •, Common Cow, Kip and Culf H< :s. Ladies’ I»• •• • t^ and shoes of all grades. HATS and CA PS. of every grade, style and \ rice. Crockery, Class and China Ware of almost every article Called for in this line. Aisi.a full afi.rtmei.t of best I Flour, Fork, Meal, Lur.l, G od Cheese, &c., .ice., together with a general v«..i- nt g • Is as are usuab v ba n 1 in a Yaii-tv . all of wi.i h wer- r- bit very C -ap and we will sell ( HEM*. BLACKSMITHING. (■ pp- site the Ellsworth ii ) on hand. >-.*r’.v an ! ] . r a y • r * ■ Having ail the u-..’ - t-r g - «-k a* ••heap a* the mark* r - i.-. h- ..-prej r- i . work ai the saim-rate. Particular :.t:cnti >. p-i' l t > lloi 'se S' Ox Shoeing, Having recently Ctt. I > • '• •- -' • • " • .c ntid having in his emphy the v: v n -‘ a. i n] ricneed hands hr t...- • aoc*:. wi.l •! it a* m„ and ns cheap as any concern in tow:.. Aide, ail kinds of I5lacksiuiti.ii.g, Fitting 'feum* for Losing. haring had some experience in tk.a b:a .ch, he th.nkr he caaomt ail. w::a w.ik and p..c-, «!.. may*favor him with a cail. “2T* He has on hand for sale 'INGLE HOR'K TKt'CK WAGON5 Iron or Wooden Axl at t..e lowest pr:cee;cr will Iren Wagons sin.gl- rduubi,-, furnishing Axles uf his own make - : the \ ry best |uality of iron and warranted good c.r uo pa.. The subscriber w uld return hi.-* -u .• «• th i .. - t-*r all past favor-, and h< p* s hy strict .ntnj a t the Busings* of his Ship t<» »t. : merit ai.d r* stive h good share of public paT-mag-, i r wh: . he will guarantee a fair ••ouivalv; r. TiT P"r further particular* call and pee f* r ycu.seives. C. L. DELAITE. Els worth, Oct. 6th. 37 if GRANE A CO.’S EXPRESS. « T^" * ^ rXPRr-.- ■' r P f.i ' i-l ii.-- - ‘ pres ent -aas'-n hy ite-r.- r M V N . • : y a, . Thursdaj *. Cha’j L. Crane, Messenger. By Stei.rner I'AMl I. WK15TKK. V . \V • ■- • - amt Fridays. Parker C. Crane, Messenger. ve loi.:* .* rjiMU. •*. SMs .v ir*!«,-Tuly 1&J;). T« Let. 'T’HF. II I»t• y ‘C-upit 1 \ .N K r Kv, Apply tu -1U t&UtilSdON & UAKDO. a (pmpm* EASTERN MAINE. v;m*> C. G, PECK, v • .' i i :.r. r.LUWoRTH, Maine. «%Ak >• •• ■ 1 .'■ r.ha-. l a fa:: raj ;lj of L>> ?!<• lirinci. ri'iiuiiK'rj-, >o:i,.s,' ■ ■nils, \uls, Ac., Ac. .A •.. Ac.. Ac.. Ac. ; t i by Patent \ ) *?i Mrdirino, W A'HIN . \ b I I liM\«, fLl’ID. c I . : u - Xm. :*. i. u, -. i .nor, .... ]■«*,. ' v found ‘ >■ ' : 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 'IN ! ■ M \ ■ • \t I \| r. ■. \\ r. ■ • • K ’• * ... t\ . • ' I 1 ■ r ... . ' • ■ i v . : . \ • • > • I ' - I t IN. : • r. ’ • - • I ' •« 1 » K ' A, \|. !. .1 I is M ... r ... « r •. Hu-,, r I , c *’eru.:» E . . » Hr«.iivent. J. i s 1 * '. ■• !■> -r. ,*• , \Ker » . . !' •' .. M'Mun:;** k. \ ■. t 0. .m. Mrs U *• «M.-th x • 11 in.AI ■ \ 1 :•». I’r Avv»"'# !•••:*, V RxuVla.i! ..- Uit:rr» K.n‘« ' '>•••. Bitten . - i . rn'a 8 - .ir.i Clark’s Ft H te »•'*«. L.C h '• It i:.<i il rr< I '• r- u l ah . ther k • t-.n j- . H. ? ., IN Fh*.,.. (Ml 1 - Bat I IK I try pectoral, \ - ' - Hr > • « I- • i..irv I < - mi, f ark- > - >> up I. • • - .• M • - •- If... I*w . Un ■ • ■ » • i* r ■ - ; ■„ * • * i Suj . Bra: • \ : - • ' A- i . ,-i - : t T l;. i : El r M : i• ;.-r '• **:i l 1**.; • . ; ?rlv ■ * .*;.•! <j .:.■•••.t*'»f every kind ; and all s»tlicr aitieita.usually k«< : .i. a I»n. ;*t. »e. 30 & - --- HATCH HOUSE RE-LEASED, BY NATHAN PERKY, Jr. *VML THE Subscriber am.ounces »- bis • •«uu r.uue ; u-A.i.aa ,i •! ?!*.• . . fs'« .TO -LlA» i.»ut !• • taken a .-.■n !• a.-t ' r*li3L the a . • I . "• waieh i- ::i t«.• uu-st thorougii order and repair,the n; ,'t v nr rally and nieutly l-cateH house for fii*‘ trai-?ient traveller, *f any in the city, wr.ert he w'.ii take pl'-nsurc in attending to the comfort "i i ■ • go *t. n the t-'.o't .'ijti.'factory term.*. „~if“ ,t ii.> r mil i> fitnusheti uuth • rn/ti ni t' i th< spiritl its and railroads /•'AN./ ' 1 ’a .4 ». .\vi . lf I'’,5. t f. 11 j Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, i -- - - - The Subscribers have just received a new and Ian:e assort ment of the following arti.-les: S .ft?, Lming s Extension, (‘enter an 1 Card Table? 'st iflVd Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat an 1 R . kin- Chairs, &c„ & •. Vlso a l ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton ami . ■' ? " CARPETS. ■ALSO A I. VK<;i: \1'MIA'T .'T P1FEH M1IGII6S b GIBPETJ1GS, Of tho latest style, and Faction* from X tv V rV AN » W. -I uv S . I-,. T.„ C • ,:n Fixtnr «. Hair Cloth and PT {0l £"ermg U "n! '• P/ !' ! ' '■ " 1 •, .. p ,tty. W idea War . < Udren't Cabs, and Wagons. Jute Ho.-r Mv.s. Ledfords, Clou , I,i:i .. r. I'ins, F iti. r- f various o jalities, Ac. We also manufacture and h peons* ntly lal rgc ssortn nt of Bctlslcatls, Fence Posts, ISewel Posts iitHl Stair Ramtisters. All the above arti a will l \ at tli very 1 vest prices. Slot it t > West f the Bt >, i connection with y i::i M:..,wl.,re a„ k.:, o: IN .n.t iv rk and Turulng « , •; mn r. T X? A V~ rw A ST.-! /f tdv Iimr. ’Sgfi OF AI.L Sizes CONSTANTLY ON 1'AN 1 >. H.tsu oiNi::. Art; .f. •. .___ _kmiwin n. moor a ro COOKING STOCKS *v-* 'T '1 - • • . rrnr h. ; ui i t - or i. , ■ . • v . i . \ < i ■» • at-:, t , . ; .. net ‘ r e<* -t'-u y i .• y A.s- . !•«•. \ y V •' t- 1 G-*i tc >u*!« V v * ... u 't ... »: . 1 li s'. Co*, king «v»- -. *.th --.1 e«v*iv' ‘Jvt:.* i: il Y ••■>’-' *•' • * . ! •. t '•‘•-r * ■ .in *- !' lariety < »f I’arl .r, <:.•>, r. it x anA A.i 1": -lit * S'ijVcp, ali '(»••*. I * *.-*.. I ' • - l Ob l!i:*u ev.-r. C- i.-iaut > 1 i: >1 » l.xr.- h.- :m • 'it 1 f hi. nli.t ii .1, |lr:tii;.ia. J.tja :.<• 1 . * 1 ».*i ./ la ■ ; r ■ I* t ■ • I I 1 i : | «. I r- t run - *. » A - . . 1 I- '* • .in .m 1 a.! kinds ot all art:*;.- ■- asu :!ly t uuu ... . *:.•<. nub JOHN W. HILL. Ellsworth, June 24th, lsi*. xr I-: w BARBER SHOP 1 THE subscriber ha* re turned t-. EiN« rth, me fitted up a Srhnp in hi* old build.ng. ( ; • stair* where he will be happy t* < old '-.••• up new ones. lie hopes by »tr». t i.; n t • business, and by untiring efforts t > >-•.i>l.v ti rea*« liable demands ot customers, t" . rit, and t' rec. ve a liberal thuiv of patronage. .Mr. C. will pay particular ai: ti t • Minin p. *.»i.g. cutting and dressing chi: . hair .v 1 La*! . * by leaving urders with hir.i v i; thei heads shampooed and kuir drc-*a- ..t ti. :r ii«<tue.' MM'Lo CAKXKV. Ellsworth* L>tc. loth, 1333. 47 . The i:n■ 1 rai .-ici h .. • MARI, and seed MITT IIEL'S PATENT METAL 1C TIERED SHOKs. ii ;,nil r the towns of ELLSWORTH. V \" Ti r. OK. Eli \.\KI.I\. H VNLOCK, ED EX. MT. DESERT. niEMoxr, (’RANDERRY ISLES. •M AULWTI.LE, AMHERST, AL’RORA, AND OTIs.| T.uhrsinany of the ah vp rained towns can be supplied with a superii r article of COPPOk TIPPEO if HOES A SU UA YE 1 UK RIGHT GRANTED THEM t" .-(11, Ly cailiu^ at our .Manufn ■! i v in II* linos' Li.il i;. ■£, * r • o ' i.as. Mcl>enald at the Mutual 't rc. next be: a the i-Jll-w. rti» II*.use. ^ • !*• A sa\. ■ t 1* 1 * per <*e t, i« ^o.irantccd to all who purchase the COIM'KK 11 l’l’Kli SUor..’*, . r in other w •; is, one pair with tips is wa i rai.L d t H r;ir .i« lon^ as two pairs without. CAUTION. AH per.**His air .. .* y * in ne.l n**ain*t making • f>r *«•! 1 ir " t • u 1» *.wih* l -L ■■ ■ .a.* a i. . . Hi -t ri^'.r. , J. P. OH EH it To. | III I -wm th. \ p.j i! 8th, i . ill l H ,**T Kl. '; .IV !.’!> a. l.a: / * ,\ v-t<.rtruc ;.t of Woolen, "ilcljlh 11-mf. .nel (’ Il h Carpets. j If 11 iJAKW i.V ^s. 310OR 4 Co. | f»1R3. WINSLOW, I presents SOOTHING Tor Children Teething, ' T *■ • i v 'i i,K i" i.i «,i i uk i ni: nm\ ki>. : - . 2. A s ' “ t Ml.! I- IN \ .-1 S<. ^ i v• m . * ' m ' ' • . v • i.L.-.l w.th I.t .*t*ra- and sjo-.r in terms * •! ! • J 3r.. I.At t. I " .1 !i. '! • . i v r | . i; ■■ .. •• , | •m 01 lw«i i? hi i tdri i-lu ■!. — ! ' ' I'nr-.'r 'm •!*«. ,.r. , f " ”'1 l-\n 1-1 i N * I r Mvll.l.p I LM ^ 1 c 111 'i - W ^ <IK I \'L> !' / ■ 9 OKI i 1NU IN T11K LOW MS AND V' I M» J ‘"III. “Wr n ■ c -:vu A »• • : t #;-fM ’vr. *• '• ■'* '■ ’ '• •' >•« w • • i: l:. n» - T Hi: t >' - M. :>V : . : w I : d, * . I»V'KN ; ‘ . . . KHOJA IX ^ < IULUKI v wh< ■ ■ ' • * 1 ' 1 . . ' •• 1 . or £ '• *' • 1 8* HU- >• s, w AlW I.' 1 I 1. V >i KI • . i. t», i! timely used Full directions foi / s less m the • of A I l.lihl.N.'. .Si iv \ ,,iL ■ > .- »raj i tr. ~ I • 1 t>* B> il Oh « r.L l'Miicii.»l O:l.o . S Id K i U.*r ?t., ,\. * York Price only 25 cents per 0. C,. PECK, Aijcnt, Kllswi.rtb. Jy25 xi :w books. The rillar of Fire or ISRAEL IX DOXDAtiE. by tin, author of tho I'rince of the House of David. Fin: I.IDV Of THE 1«S|.E, by Mrs. E. D. E. X. S..uth»orih. Till l. TO Till: Lav |\ OR ALONE OX THE WIDE WIDE by A. s. Roe. FANKWKJ; Oi. Till; s tv J tCTXTO rv THE . u, sEAS Of INDIA, CHINA BPLIPIEOVS SERMoXS, :,th Series. lu.t receive!, and for sale, by 11 .M. HALE


Ellsworth American. [volume]

ocr: !!LOOI OIT FOB TIB ENGINE!! THE BELL IS HINGING. NEW GOODS!! iCHEAPER THAN THE CH.4EPEST. AT I I I K OLD STAND, OR R, The subscriber has just returned from Boston with tho LARGEST and CHEAP 1*.S T stock of i)R\ GOODS, and GROCERIES over offered fur sale in Ells worth. among which may be found. New Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibcts, Black Silks, French, English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style, Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, Iloscry of every kind. A Large assortment of and the best Selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this market CROCKREY^ GLASS AND HARD WARE, 1 arming lot. Is, Paints ami Oils, \\ indow Glass,Nails Garss Seed, Garden Seed ( ORN. FLOOR and MF.AL. Groceries of every kind, &c, Arc, eye. AH kinds ot country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. \V. PERKINS. I-Cllswortli, .April 20,1851). "" — ■—-■ -■■■ - - —111 ■ 111 1 .. ' I

place_of_publication: Ellsworth, Me.

publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: ANOTIIEn New and Large Stock OF f*SL The subscriber has just returned from Burton with the largest stock of Jewelry ever in Ellsworth. Also, Fancy Articles, Cutlery, Toys, and every ether thing usually kept in a store o! the kind. llis friends and the public, are invited to exam inc this steak. A. SMITH. Ellsworth, June 22d, 1859. 22tf Hancock Bank. A distribution of twenty liu- per cent, having been or tiered by the Supreme Judicial On i.u all bilk am claims allowed by the Receiver* ag.ii.iat said Rank Notice is hereby given, that said le-rcentage w II l paid to the holder* of the Certificates of < Uinta, given b; the undersigned on presentation of said Certificate* at ou office Lu EUUworth. SAMI hi. W VTtRIJorSl., > R-ceive s. H ATCH MACOMU1.U, % of the ARNO W1SW tLL. ) Hancock Ran! Ellsworth, June 4,1859. kbit i ■


ocr: I-Cllswortli, .April "" — ■—-■ -■■■ - - m AY 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! Just received ar.d <-pining t > day £4,000 worth of DllY GOODS, a large part of which arc RICH ar.d LOW priced. DR?:SS GOODS, comprising ahou t ail tin* new styles of late arrivals from England. France, (.;• rmanyand Italy. Am-»ng which may R* f <und, New s'yle.s of Mourning Goods,Ohallivs, DeLair.s, Crape, 1 Whines lV*ul DeChavrc, Mir.ini \ians oUO yds. Rich fast colors Lawns at 12 1-2 cts., Ac 2(»0 Parasols from 50 cts. to £2.5d, £tocl Springlekirts from led to £2,50. Also, a 1 irg • aSMirtnu nt of So-lJa and Oash mcro Shawls from £ 1,5*0 to £5,00. e Silks* We can sh at you more Black Silks of every grade from ('2 1-2 cts. to £1.50, than you can find in any other phn-.i in this Town, and shall still con tinue to sell them at unpuraleled low prices. As bef .rc, French Vails. A Is*), another large let of New Style WROUGHT COLLARS, Gloves, Ilcsery of every price and style. Silk, Mohair long and short Mitts. H A T S: & C A P Boots and Shoes, Crockery Ware, FLOUR AND MEAl, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Ac. Ac. All of which wo shill sell as astouishing luw prices. ROBINSON & HARDEN, mr KTOTICEI. Portland Kerosene Oil Company 100. FORE STREET. PORTLAND Mo. Are eroding Work - at Cape 1-.!:.»U :1>. for manufacture ing Kt-rusino oil*. and will be ready to supply the trade uf Maine, early in August next. Pariie* in th;- sv.-.-• wi ■!. i.g now to engage regularly in the trade, mil !»■ - ippli- d by us with Oils from the Boston lvcrose:.- Oil ' y AT Til Bill BOSTON PRICES, until we are i adv to deliver our own Manufacture. S. K. PHILBHICK, S* Uitig Agent and Treasurer, Portland, May 2d. 1>59. 3m. l'J wagonsfor Sale. i rrBE 81 BSf HI BEKS h . Concord f and Buggy style* of Wag », o u uf&41 u d al U shop, in Ellsworth, and Invite all p nnw wishing to pur chase, to call and examine t . r m Th- w. u!d al* - inform the inhabitants --f Ellsworth and vie.i.ity, that they have m their employ an « \j- . ••• 1 i .rriu- Painter, and are prepared to paint Carr: age* of all kinds in a work manlike manner. T-.uu and Porter Wag ns made and repaired on reasonable terms. CLARK k KEN1ST0N. Ellsworth, May 6, IS53. 15tf 1859. 1859, mmw mm. j E.D.SHA W&CO. Having jurt returned fr- in 1h-.-ton. invites the attention of their friends and customers to their Xt;w, Kxte.n iVX^ mve Stuck t f M 1 L J N E R Y AND FANCY GOODS The most varied and complete apartment in the County, Comprising the usual variety of Press Caps, M kuir Caps, and Head Brtsa.-s, ef all va rieties. MOURNING GOOIS of all kinds, Infants’ 0<>nds, Embr-Uleries, Collar*, tl Sleeves, Bands. Insertions and Edgings, Tar .1, Ei.-U Smyrna ami Cotton Edging--, V-lx • **. Br- -s Trimming :*iid Button*, Veils, Lace--, Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlet Is «xc., kc. lionnets IBleaclied at the short- st possible notice. Orders from neighboring towns attended to as usual with promptness and de-pa tel a Ellsworth, April 28 lbj‘3. 14tf. PAP Ell HANGINGS. 2000 ROLLS New Slyl« Paper Hangings fiom New \urknn Poston, and lor wtie very low by M. HALE ; i i j I ! ; i j I i j i ! l !


ocr: GlKiDS.-w M I 1a 1a 1J E I„ TINGS, L AC IN GS, BELT HOOKS, & c r| I has r- -■ -V 1 ,i 0 : ... M f the 1 LAIUIESTJJToCK 09 MILL BELTINGS IN BANG Oil, Embracing all widths of the famous Kb -1. Island L E A TII E11 B E L TI N G S! —AND— .You York I'miiiiim RUBBER BELTINGS! ! I l* to 12 inches, arid Lacings and Ik‘lt-II>«oks in great varieties —- A Lio— 200 sales, Middle and Overweight .\i:\v youk s«i,r. mutiieu, COHDOVA, SLAUGHTER, AND KID ITT"Kit LKATAKB; French and American Calf Skins ! OF ALL WBIQATS. —ALSO— Hau«»ks T.KATiir.n, ami n very large Shat or Cmiaa.Tor 1.hath kit, "average 30 feet pet side. Also, a Prime, fresh Slock of BOOT, SHOES & mum; STOCK, TOOLS AND FINDINGS. Fur Mle t-xtrwm-ly low for cash at uiy old stand. No.55 West Market Square. BANGOR. 1 ,n H E< *'• BALDWIN. June 10lh, 3m 20


ocr: To Let. 'I'I1E House lately occupied by N. K- Sawyer Esq. L Apply to i 21 if ROBINSON bi HARDEN


ocr: R, CHEAP Ells market Seed ' t ^lUO. and in eir. if! up clubs. ostab w 1!:._: m.l j i.h • ur j.<»j*i facilities ( — I works in j I for cash at f cash, and of best maim- | very i nl- 1 originated imt • very from $100 00 fiOOO i 6n uo j 35 00 : 25 00 i 15 00 j 12 00 12 00 00 to 10 oo oo to 15 00 win H 00 00 to IS 00 00 to 5 00 00 to lu 00 | tK) to 6 (K) ! 1 00 to 3 00 GO to 15 P" 00 to 15 00 00 to 10 00 j 00 to 5 00 00 to 5 no I 00 to 4 00 1 00 to fl 00 00 to N 00 I 00 t-» 3 00 : 00 to 3 00 ! 50 to 250 ,75 to 1 50 2 00 3 00 9 00 00 to 2 00 00 to 3 UO j 4 oo ». 00 | 2 (** ' 3 5 • I 2 0J I ljooi 50 S 50 1 5 00 ! 4 wi I UU t> ■ 12 oo j to 25 00 ADO\ L amongst ROOKS. the ot litera pirfion, and kinds will be f .r ten or h -1 iudi\ dual, selected lits. Please as in claim hav the disposi it a duty to no cnnuec . and not blame by such a from all The Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi ting of ELLSWORTH and vicinity, that they have taken the Store formerly occupied by A. ROBINSON, and have JUST RETURNED FROM ROSTON, and arc now opening the largest and best selected stock of Rich and Low 1 need, desirable, and New Style Goods ever offered in this place- nnd with our advantages in buying, we shall offer great inducements in our Dry Goods’ Department To those who favor us with a call. Among which may he found the following I cashmere shawls, buck silks, m mm collars. w c call the attention of purchasers cf goods in this line, to our stock, which arc houi.hr r. , . , , _ Factories, and can now show you 200 different styles cf Collars, hom 12 1-2 cents up to Forci g, Shawls, which we sell under a warrant, not to contain one thread of Cotton at prices from *( Ln 1*1?™“'" Also, Black Silks, a large variety, from To cents, to *1.50 per yd. Also Printed cChmemt Stfili\ ‘"f15-00 , Also, French Embossed Table Covers. P I Silk Velvet fur Capes. New Style Rustem " (lack and » - nb"".,mCr^h*wl». Damasks. Napkins and Doylcrs. White Marseilles, Pc.pict Cloths, Italian Cravats and Scarf- Wl.Ttc nen" ',,b ° W atch Spring Skirts,Elastic Bolts.Cotton A French Linen A. Marseilles Rosoms, Rich A low iiriced^L MU 1 Mttts, long a, d short, from 12 1-2 cents to S1.25. Silk Cuffs, plain and embossed^Silks and ji 1“r Gloves,Lisle 1 bread Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair, Silk and Lacc Veils, fl. | | .ln.i ", . u*} j ,1, rCai Blue Mixed, and Yellow Flannel, Stripe. Shirting. T,eking. 8-4 a„dio.4' lfc£! «d Biown sheetings, with a large assortment of Cloths, Cassimeros. Doeskins Frmanctts and Cotton, and Cotton and \V ool Fancies, for boy’s wear. Shirts, Drawers Ac ' CHIU. CROCKERY ME GLASS WARE A large lot of riel; China '\ ases, China Match Safes Nice China Tea Setts, L’.'i \V1 ,<e <:rt c . to match for making a complete Dining sett, with every article of common ware, knives* Fork's^c"* ”*“ * BOOTS 1%T 13 ,3 H OES. In this department may be found every description of Ladies and Cents' Boots and Shoes, Buckskin and French Slipper. HATS, CAPS A XI) U M B HE 11 U A large lot of new styles, Silk, Soft, glazed and thin Hats and Caps and Umbrellas. 2o0 Parasols bought direct frmntl * Manufacturers, and will be soid at very low prices, much under value. of every description in the above line called for. Goods arc mostly new, and were bought at the Lowest i’riees, and we are now opening them with the determination to close them out immediate ly, at prices as low as can be bought this tide of lioston, and our motto will be this season, SMALL I’llUl lTS AND QUICK SALES. . ..,.ROBINSON * HABBEN. The Subscribers have just received a new and lar^e assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges Extension, Center and Card Tables SturtY-d dr Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Hocking Chairs, ,Yc., &e. Also a lar-e assort! ment of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and ® oil. CLOTII CARPETS. AI-St • A LAUGH ASSORTMENT OF mm lAiiiies & g Cabs- anJ " a80ns' 1 Ioor Ma,s. be.l C or-ts, Clothes Lines, Clothes Fins, Feathers of various Qualities, &c We also manufacture and keep constantly on hand a lar^c assortment of Bedsteads, Fence Posts, Newel Posts and Stair Bannisters. .vn me ^10., S ^ y- “IS;;.1" —«uo. wlidi. READY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND ELLSWORTH, APRIL 29, 1859. ‘ x,_ . „ ANOTIIEn New and Large Stock OF f*SL The subscriber has just returned from Burton with the largest stock of Jewelry ever in Ellsworth. Also, Fancy Articles, Cutlery, Toys, and every ether thing usually kept in a store o! | the kind. llis friends and the public, are invited to exam ! inc this steak. A. SMITH. Ellsworth, June 22d, 1859. 22tf Hancock Bank. A distribution of twenty liu- per cent, having been or ! tiered by the Supreme Judicial On i.u all bilk am claims allowed by the Receiver* ag.ii.iat said Rank Notice is hereby given, that said le-rcentage w II l j paid to the holder* of the Certificates of < Uinta, given b; ! the undersigned on presentation of said Certificate* at ou ’ wr.N'KW GlKiDS.-w M I 1a 1a 1J E I„ TINGS, L AC IN GS, BELT HOOKS, & c r| I has r- -■ -V 1 ,i 0 : ... M f the 1 LAIUIESTJJToCK 09 MILL BELTINGS IN BANG Oil, Embracing all widths of the famous Kb -1. Island L E A TII E11 B E L TI N G S! —AND— .You York I'miiiiim RUBBER BELTINGS! ! I l* to 12 inches, arid Lacings and Ik‘lt-II>«oks in great varieties —- A Lio— 200 sales, Middle and Overweight .\i:\v youk s«i,r. mutiieu, COHDOVA, SLAUGHTER, AND KID ITT"Kit LKATAKB; i French and American Calf Skins ! OF ALL WBIQATS. —ALSO— ■ Hau«»ks T.KATiir.n, ami n very large Shat or | Cmiaa.Tor 1.hath kit, "average 30 feet pet side. Also, a Prime, fresh Slock of BOOT, SHOES & mum; STOCK, TOOLS AND FINDINGS. .. ♦■•yyy'iv, ui i uv NEW SHOE STORE *v OPPOSITE THE ELLSWORTH HOUSE. S. T. WHITTIER, L’ytL' ‘m of '■!* 3'lJ th” pttbUl! sncal/ Ifutt u LADIES’, MISSES & (IIII.I)RIVS, 3D3t® a Sms®, At great bargains, N H-Ti."y u* hot the Wertm, made Boot* ami dh.«i . Ii.ll ave carnal you from (mum *. many limes, auj then j unable to return with you, but they arv Custom Made, and will cost you no more than Western made ones, I-very thing sold warranted to give satisfaction. Mr. Whittier feel* assured that hu wren! rear* *xper- 1 wnce, in the-Manufacturing btuinew enables him to uiWt I


ocr: WEST OF Oi l m, and are now open which were bough at extremely LOW desirable.iwtterns Valentias, A1 grades and Thibets, Delaines Al and wo will «ell under State. Bay State of Mantilla Shawl*, at any other store’ Wrought *jld oil at leas than us for the past tw priced silks 5 $1 00 to $3 00, Waterproof Ac ; Cloths, V. ils, from Bleach and Vel , price. White Shaker Also, Coieidop grades. of best with a Store ; all of l\ - I*** . reCeivecl a new ££F5SW T || c VHl*K l>* oil* Ali' „.. »s=oivrME*T °r _ ALSO A LARGb AS - PipEE HAS61S6S h Posts ,, ~FI»S It IviltV


ocr: - New and Large /■C The subscriber l>a* just returned F/V Buafcon wisrfi the largest .stock of ®wer y; IIIImsct;/!. Alsu, Furr Irlirhs, Cutlery, Toy*, and cv-ry I'lhti: Iftiug oswally kepi in a store Ihc kind. Ur.* friemlssud the public, are invited to exam ine ibu 'Uwk 2. SMITH. PJswortb, J*g 1859


ocr: : 1 . ' i j j | I | ! JOHN W. HILL lyoi LI> respectfully Inform t*-e eltaens of Ellsworth and vicinity that l.c may stiil be found at the late stand of Iill k Yoang, whsre ruay b« found Ji# largest assorttnent COOKING STOVES cer offered for sale in Ellsworth, among which may be und the Great Republic, Hay State, Fanner, and Acadia ’*»k. These Stov*-s have not l*-eu equalled m tins mar ct for economy and durability. Also, the Genessee Valley, Woodland, Granite State G w World. Globe, Air Tight. Victor and Boston .'ooking btoies, with and without elevated Ovens. ind Vessels’ Stores of all six#-*, together with an endless anety of Parlor. Office. Franklin, Cylinder, Box and Air right Stoves, all >>f which I shall sell for cash cheaper ban ever. Constantly on hand a large assortment of En ameled, Hritaiu.i. Japanned and Tin wan-, /ine, bh«.t Lem! e-ad Pl|»e, Stove Pipe. Chain, Cast Iron anil Copper ftunps. Fire Frames, Oven, Asa and Boiler mouths, and iimI all kinds of all articles usually found in a stove vstab ishmeoh JOHN W. HILL. Ellsworth, June 24tL, 1S&S. jst e w BARBER SHOP 1 THE subscriber lias returned to Ellsworth, and fitted up a ?*hop in his old building, (up stairs) where he will be happy to see old customers, or new ones, lie hopes by strict attention to his business, and by untiring effort*' to satisfy the


ocr: Ellsworth Iron Foundry | Mncliino Sliop. 0. W. CODDING & CO., T 1 AYING fitted up a new shop, near the West , ■ ern end of l nion River Rridge, are now prepared to answer orders for all .kiuds and d** scriptions of Castings and Machine Work for Mills, Ac., Ac. Ordeis solicited, and prompt attention given to j.work eutiusted to them, * G. W. GODDING A CO. ! Ellsworth, Aug. 10, 183‘J. 2;»tf V A P K li HANGINGS. I 2000 TROLLS New >tylo Paper Hangings fioin New York and I Doaton, and lor sale very low by 31. HALE. id. ,


ocr: * , j I B A L M 0 R A I BOOTS FOR LADIES At No. 19, West Market Square BANGOR. ALSO SNOW BOOTS. Of felt and flannel lined, waterproof of our own Manufacture.. Every Thing Atit and Desirabh For Ladies' wear. For Walking Boots. For The Parlor or For The Ball Room. THICK BOOTS CALF BOOTS MGCCASSIXS, of our own manufacture RUBBERS. SNOW BOOTS CREEPERS. RUBBER SOLES A very large Stork at the “LEATHER STORE,” No. 10. West Market Square HAXGOR. MILLETT & BANGS, Large sali OF ( losing out a Large Assortment Rich and Low Priced, Plaid, Stripe and Figured Sill ■ -inprising F-rtv f--ur diff-i-m Styles, which will closed out at BOSTON WHOLESALE PRICES. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VALENCIA! CASHMERES. PLAID: DE CHINES. THIBET: ALL WOOL PLAIDS, and other DRESS GOODS which will be offered : Thirty Day * at it GREAT DISCul NT, by A ROBINSON. Ellsworth, Jan. CS, 1 tl 10 TtUHI.lt> t.MtUAUUVKUS THE SI P.S‘ p.1 BEILS OFFER FOR SALE 60,000 BA RKLs OF THEIR NEW AND IMPROVED PO UDRIlITE | ' 1 ! j1 j I I . ! . t '• — ^ i f ; ; "r *


ocr: Killer. wonderful cures inform prepared by Cruris k known for removing of Spinal Complaints Rheumatism in all iti Throat, and Gravel, it i world. Evidence of the medic me, is on ci rent an 40lf GIFTS. EOT POLICY. any longer! Gift Book Business,) wil book form, postage paid COLBY Ac CO. st., Boston, Mass. I K I). A. M. Glidden, Esq., Hannah H. Thurston, O. W. Watts, Rev I). N’olson, both ol Rev. W. II. Kelton Harriet Ann Pills inst., by the same, Mr to Miss Ann Maria P II. M. Soule, Esq. to Mrs. Lydis Thomas D. floward, to Miss Maria Esq., of P. Dr. Pond, fathei John Mnltby, Geo to Miss Mary S Rev. Joab Harriman Ellen M. Heath, bott Sarah A., wife ol 27 years. of last year, having a year before. Lovely boloved, she by a remarkably faithful christianlikc has called his owe Mary Hellcn, only 2 months. II, Sept. 15. Boston. Portland. d » Salem. do do 1C. Boston. do 17. IS. do do Salem. 10. do 20. Portland. do Host m. Providence, VAL7 !,;< flj,j A CO. Jewelry R E P AIB E D. IRVING A CO. arc those owing can set' the next Thirty Day*. 3;,tf Business, the store formerly W. A T. D. JONES, where they arc a complete assortment STEEL, and general Black ck of PAPER, and MATERIALS, favorably terms lor at Ellsworth, MORRISON A CO. 32 OF I.RY, the store of Prices. repaired as usual. 3ott of the Trustees of the held at Lllsirortb, dollars was best team of ten may enter ft<»m any team will be sub Also, a Diplo that u;ay be ou e$ of Uluehill, of Gouldsboro, of Waltham, Com. on Town Team. thJ5 BANK the annual meeting the transaction of came before them, Room in Ellsworth, oi October next, at Cashier. Strayed. STRAYED from Ellsworth Fulls, on the 13th of September, a MILCH COW, red with a white stripe on the back and a daik forehead; had a heavy bell attached to her neck. Whoever will give information of her to Margaret McCarthy, will have all reasonable expenses paid, and who j ever detains tho said cow after this notice will be prosecuted according to law. MARGARET MCCARTHY. ; Ellsworth Falls, Sept. 21st, ISO'J. *3w35 Tho subscriber hereby gives public notice to all I concerned, that he has been duly appointed and ; has taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of the estate of JOHN DEVERECX, | late of Penobscot, in the Co. of Hancock, yeoman, l deceased, by giving bond as the law direct*; he I therefore requests all persons who are indebted to the deceased's estate, to make immediate payment, and those who have any demands thereon, to ex 1 hibit the same for settlement. HUDSON DEVERECX. ' Penobscot, Sept. 8, 185'J. 35 The siihscritwr hereby give* public notice to all concern ed. that be has been duly appointed and has taken upon ! himself the trust of Executor of the lust will uud testa ment of MIRIAM P l'ERKINS, Ian* of Cantin'*, in th ' county of Hancock, deceased, hy giving Worn! a« the i law direct* ; he therefore requests all persons who are in debt'-d to th*-deceased's estate, to make immediate pay mc.it, at d those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement. CHARLES K.TILDKN. ! Septerabre 7, IS59. 35 Notice of Foreclosure. 1ITIIKIU‘. \®. Georg*’Jellison. of Kllsw n th.in the roun v? tv of llm.i'*iLi. on th>* rtft'-rTiih d.iy •! September. \. I*, l'ul. by hi* mortgage d -ed of that date, e u veynd in tnortgair- t> Charles A. N- .kly.rK w «.f Brewr in the th unty *t Penobscot, three several parcels of land situate iu said l.ii*wnrth, being th*1 same three pared* conveyed ■ by mii«l Nealy t*> said Jellison, and the same lots pur * chased by said N<-aly ■ f t'i.arle* K. Wliurnriib, I v d>- d dated N .\eml>*r 15th, 1850. and r corded in book SJ page 287, Hancock Registry, and by tw.< deed.* d it>-d Aug 25. V 1». 1851. and ■ f March 8lh, 1852. to all .f which refer ence to bo had. and containing «>tie hundred and sixty.five square re 1*. and being the same premise* now occupied by said Jellison. Said mortgage was recorded Sept. 20, A D. 1854, in book 0.1. page 1 and the c >n lilions f the same having been broken, 1 hereby elaim to foreclose said mortgage. rnARLES \ NKaLY. By J. A. DBASE, his A tty, j Ellsworth, Sept. 15th, 1S.V3. 3vv35 Notice of Foreclosure. 11* 1IF.REAS, George Jellison and William Jellison on 11 the twelfth day of August, A. 1). 1S53. hy their 1 mortgage deed of that date, conveyed In mortgage to . Charles A. Nealy, now of Brewer in the com.tv of penob 1 sc it. a certain tract or parcel of land situated in Township No. 8, M. lb, B. I’., and bounded a* follows, viz —begin ning on Win. Day’s east line at the NW corner of I). W. Davis and ais land. thence running northerly on said Day’s and Hapworth's line three hundred and thirty-three rods to the Public Lot.* ; thenc-' westerly on Public Lots four hundred and twenty-two reds to land now of G. W. Gridin; thence southerly on said Grillin'*, firm rly the Gault line, three hundred and thirty-three rods to the Davis purchase; thence easterly on the Davis purchase four hundred and fifty rod* to the pi ice of h •ginning, and containing nine hundred and twenty-th ee arc* s more or less. Said mortgage is record' d in book 1*6 page ldl, and the conditions of the same having been broken, l hereby claim to foreclose said utortgue*-. CHARLES A. NEALY. By J. A. Dkaxe, his Atty. Ellsworth. Sent. 23d. 1853. 3w35 BLACKSMITHING. The subscriber may still be found at THE OLD STAND, ON MAIN STREET, (opposite the Ellsworth House,) on hand, early and late, for customers. Having every facility fer buying stock as cheap as the 1 market affords, he is prepared to <1> work at the same rate. Particular attention paid to Horse ami 0\ Shoeing, havirg in his employ the very best and experienc ed hands f -r that busine.-s. Also, all kinds of Blacksmith Work which may be called for, more particularly for Fitting Teams for Lumbering Busin* ss, ! having had some experience in this branch, he 1 thinks he can do it as well and full as cheap a any other concern in town. 'y lie has on hand, or will get at short notice, j SINGLE HOR'K TIUYK WAGONS, In n ur ) Wooden Axle, which be will sell as cheap as can ] be had in town. | He will exchange some work for produce. I The subscriber hopes, by strict attmto n t i I his business and none other, t > receive a goodly share of public patronage, for which he Wtil guar an tee to g.ve a lair equivalent. C. L. DELAITE. ' Elsworth.Sept. loth. 34tf WANTED. toon SLAUGHTER HIDES foi * ****” which bash aul the highest market price will be paid, by HENRY ROLLINS, (Opposite the Ellsworth House,) cmJ l Main Street, TilK LISP.” Approved bv all “ Kerosene ’’ orC>al Oil Mar.u facurers; recently improved; gives more ligbr. and consumes less oil than any otuer. S Id .»t the lowest rates, by TARBELL& WYMAN. Ma-iufrs, Suecepsors to E. F. Jones A Co., 3m»4 37 Central Street, Boston. TIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con ® ci rned that she has been duly appointed and taken upon her+>.'J the trust **f an Administratrix of the estate of N ATH AN l Kb N IMDUKINS, late of Trenton in thecognty U Hancock, mariner, deceased, l>y giving bond as the law directs ; she therefore p-queMs all pir sons who are indebted to the said deceased'sestate to make immediate j; t> ijicut. and tbone who have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement. MAItTHA J HODGKINS. Sept 7, 1850. 34 NOTICE, The stockholders of the Bueksport Bank are hereby notitied that the annual meeting I or the choice of Directors and the transaction of busi ness that may legally o<>me before them, will be held at their Bankiug room, on Monday, tho 3d day of October nett, at three o’cloch p. m. E. SWAZEY, Cashier. Sep!. 1:2 tli, 1859. N E W 8 T ORE AND I -00 The subscribers have enlarged and fitted up the Store, ONE DOOR WEST OF OUR FORMER STAND, and have just returned lroin New York an 1 Boston, anil are now open ing the largest and best assortment of goods ever offered in this county, which were bought mostly for Cush, direct from the importers, and we shall run them off at extremely LOW' PRICES. In our I)p*ns Goods Department we will offer some new and desirable patterns, such as are to he found only at our establisement, \iz : Rich Figured Thibets, Imperial Foulards, Plain Cord Valentias, All Wool Cashmeres, Crape DeChines, Thibets of all grades and shades, Rich Ducall Plaids, Fyall Mohairs, Printed Thibets, Rich figured and plain All Wool Delaines, Common Delaines from 12 1-2 cts. up, Plain and Printed Cashmeres, Al pacca and Hungarian Lusters, Ginghams, Mohairs, and a great variety of Fabrics for traveling dresses, Lyonesse Cloths, &c. New Cashmere Shawls from s’> AO to $15 00 of rich paterna, of which wo will r<*11 under a warrant as containing n t one thread of cotton ; Piece dale. Empire State. Bay State land Waterloo Long and Square Shawls. Also 25 rich new patterns of Mantilla Shawls, ’ bought direct from the agents and will b* sold less than can be bought at any other store. ! Rich Thibet and Cashmere SCARFS. ■ ^ An entire Package of an Importer, by steamer ‘Arabia,’ Sept. 3d. containing 400 \S rough t COLLARS which were bought from th*; Foreign Invoice, and will be sold oil at lew than i Wholesale Boston prices. BLACK SILKS. More of thos? favorite brands of Black Silks, such as have been sold by ws for the past two years and given such general satisfaction. AIsj all grades of low priced silks. I Tn this department we can show you every Shad1. Style and Price, frnn $1 00 to $3 00, and in our Blacks we warrant colors and real Herman Cloths; Ladies’ Waterproof Repellant Cloths, Corded l’rie«)t Cloths, French Cloaking Flannels, Ac.; Cloths, Cuss meres. Doeskins, Sutinetts, Tweeds, Ac., Ac.; Rich French V ils, from 37 l-2e to £4 00 ; 10 1-4, 1114 and 12 1-4 Lancaster Quilts, Bleach and Brown Linen Damasks; Napkins and Table Covers . 300 pieces Vel vet Ribbons, of every width and of the lv*st quality ; Moreens ; Watch Spring Skirts, Hoods, Linen C. lldkt’s, Ac. Glove* ami lloisery of every grade style and price. English, French and Am * ican PRINTS ; 3-4. 4-4 and 0-4 \\ hite Flannels, \\ liito Soaker Flannels; with a great variety of DOMESTIC GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES. ll 0 Pair Custom M tdo 10 inch leg Thick B tots which we will w.irnnt. Als ». Common Cow, Kip and Calf Boots. Ladies’ Boots and shoes of all grades. I TATS and CA PS. of every grade, style and price. Crockery, Glass and China Ware of almost every article called for in this line. Also, a full assortment id best FAMILY GROCERIES. Flour, Pork, Meal, Lard, Gooi Cheese, &c., &c., together with a general assortment of such goods us arc usually found in a Variety Store ; all of which were bought very cheap and wo will sell CHEAP. ROBINSON & HARDEN. Ellsworth, Sept. 12th, 1834 Hit' Hancock Musical Usociatiui w 1 i! hold its Third Annual Session in WHITING’S HALL, ELLSWORTH .* mineticiug Wednesday, Oct 5, 1S59, at 9 o’chwl A. M., continuing in session throe days, undo the direction of Wm. 13. BHADBURY, of New York. Mr. Bradbury’s new books, *•' The Jubilee” an« the “ My Glee Book,’ will bo used. They will b furnished for the use of the Convention free of ex pense. On Friday evening a Public Concert will begiv en in aid of the Association. Tickets to tho Course and Conoort $1 00, to th< Concert alone 25 cents, to bo bad at M. llale’ Bookstore, or of the Secretary. Board, at reduced rates, will be furnished on ap plication, by letter or otherwise, to Ur. Sauiuc Greeley, Messrs. J. S. Loid or P. W. Perry. J. B OSGOOD. Secretary. EMswo-th, Sept, llth, ldf*9. 4w34 Administrator’s Sale ol1 Real Estate. By virtue of a license from the Court of Probate f< r th< County of Hancock, I shall sell on the pr*iniht,s, ou the flf :eemhday of October next, at one o'clock l*. M. so much o he Real Estate of Thomas Coggins, late of RluetiUI, de> leased, situate! in the northern part of said Bluuhiil, and >eing the wood lot belonging to said estate, as will produce he sum of one hundred and llfty dollars, for the payment >f debts and incidental charges. Teachers’ Convention AT lMA HULL. — * j f rMlE Teachers’ Convention for tho County ol ! j I. Hancock, will be held at BlucLill. and com mence on .Monday, Sept. 2t>, 1 H.V». i The following gentlemen will be associated with I the undersigned as instructor: Prof. CHARLES G. BUR.MIAM, of Mass., j STEPHEN B00T11BY, A. 13., of Bangor. j School Officers and Parents, as well as Teachers, 1 are invited to attend the Convention. By tho generous interest of the citizens of Blue- ! hill, b>ard will be furnished for the session, which will olo.se on Saturday, Oct. 1st, at $1 00 for La dies aud $1 50 for gentlemen. A largo Convention is confidently expected. The exercises on Monday will commence at 10 o’clock A. M. M ARK H. DUN NELL. Superintendent of Common Schools, j Norway, Sept. 6th, 1850. th34 I NOTICE TO VESSEL OWNERS, j 1'HE subscriber informs the public that he has on hand . and keep constantly tor sale. Tar, Pitch, oakum, I Timber and ull the materials for reparing vessels. Newj boats, on h ind for sale. Also, old ones repaired at sh< r notice. Ash Oars. Yard neur Ti-dale’s wharf. ISAAC M. OR * NT. 3NTo. West Market Dealers la Sole Wax, Kip, Grain, Leather; Collar and Scat Patna Butts, Oak Cordova; French, German and Calf Skins ; Curacoa, Tampico and and Kid Skins; Drilling, Serge De French Lastings; Lasts, Pegs, Shoe Our stock of Sole is large and will bo sold VERY Tho prico of Sole Leather being pressed, we are willing to sell low, advantage of the market. £7* Orders will receive personal tention. SPBINQ For a xi m Never Sleep on Feathers in The undersigned would respectfully pie of Hancook County, that they exclusive right to make aud sei! Elliot's Bed Bottoms, for this County,and can than ever before. They ore light, attached to any bedstead. Specimens can be seen at the shop Ham, Ellsworth, where all orders will be OKO. worth, May 30,1865. “ LEATHER 55 West Market BANGOR. E. P. ON CONSIGNMENT, HARXESS LEATHER IS Oak, Half Oak and At REDUCED PRICES, to close an — ALSO—* 230 Sides Yew York Phila Oak, Slaughter, Cordova .Upper (very superior.) English, French and 4JA22 All w-ights. and a large stock. Extra Leather ; G<>at and Kid Skins, Linings, kinds of Shoe Stock and Findings, iu Rubber and Leather Mill Picker and L ice Leather (for stock of staple BOOTS. S1IOKS, die., all the purchaser, at my old stand, 55 West Market 2m31 E. P. PRIME THICK r|,HE SI IlSCRIBKR having been I facture of Thick Boots for twenty endeavored to furnish a good boot for satisfied that he can compete with any ers , ou these two important points, lie t<> hi- friends and the pub ic, that they ted with ail boots <>f his make, inch legs, aud boys’ami voutha’, both by calling on AMOS P. Pearl Street, Boston, who will respects, llis store is the only place bad Vassalboro, Me., 8th month, 1S59. AMOS P~ Dealer in BOOTS. SHOES AND Chu'nbrrs iVo. Ill Peatl 3m31 Corner of High street, GOOD COAT MAKERS. None hands need Apply. JOSEPH Ellsworth, Sept- 1. I^OItSALRby the subscriber, one Durham Bull, pure bl«>«xi, eight inchon ; age six year** last Spring. the first premium at the Hancock ber. lb will be sold cheap. M Ellsworth, Aug. 33, '59. Great TO Br. HAD IS REAL IX ELLSWORTH. —ooo— One building next to II. A S. K consisting of More and dwelling; Houses, near Mason Joy's <-n Ml. also a small Larin and RuiMings, from the village, on Mt. Desert Foi further particulars inquire REUBEN > l MU EL M. September r>th, 18‘>9. ALL persons are hereby chasing a note given by the hundred and twelve dollars, Means or order, dated Rluchill, payable on*- hall in November and in one y» ar. with interest, as the tur whioh said note was given hag DARII Rluehill, Sept. 3d. 1W.'»9. $10 LO'T, in Ellsworth Village or on Ellsworth to Hancock, on W a CALF 'KIN POCKET ROOK, in bank bills, and two notes of note#, ugaiust Fra ,klin llix, of have bad payment .■‘topped on lic arc cautioned against The ab« vc reward will be paid to on his ivturning it to the American Hancock. Sept. .’*th, 18.VJ. NOTICE. Prnsr \NT to Resolves of the l»r >ved April fourth, in the year of thousand eight hundred and fi'ty “Rcaolve# to provide for a Statu Commissioner# on State Valuation session at the capitol in Augusta, day of October nt xt, ’ foi the in said resolve#; and “the >f them, of each city, town and hereby required “ to appear j transmit to them on said day »nd valuation lists, andoftaxablo icvirat cities, towns, and rears eighteen hundred and tnd fifty-right, and eighteen nine, whioh list# shall he made under oath." Reference being ves, also to an act ol the April fourth, in the year of our ■and eight hvndrcd and fifty nino. Aot in relation to the £ ate E. WELLS, J. S. CHADWICK, W.P. IIAKRIMAX, D. PEIRCE, J. EH.SHINE. R THOMPSON, L H PHILJJl’.OOK,


ocr: Strayed. STRAYED from Ellsworth Fulls, on the 13th September, a MILCH COW, red with a white on the back and a daik forehead; had a bell attached to her neck. Whoever will information of her to Margaret McCarthy, have all reasonable expenses paid, and who detains tho said cow after this notice will be according to law. MARGARET MCCARTHY. Ellsworth Falls, Sept. 21st, ISO'J. *3w35 Tho subscriber hereby gives public notice to all that he has been duly appointed and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator the estate of JOHN DEVERECX, of Penobscot, in the Co. of Hancock, yeoman, by giving bond as the law direct*; he requests all persons who are indebted to deceased's estate, to make immediate payment, those who have any demands thereon, to ex the same for settlement. HUDSON DEVERECX. Penobscot, Sept. 8, 185'J. 35 The siihscritwr hereby give* public notice to all concern that be has been duly appointed and has taken upon the trust of Executor of the lust will uud testa of MIRIAM P l'ERKINS, Ian* of Cantin'*, th ' county of Hancock, deceased, hy giving Worn! a« the direct* ; he therefore requests all persons who are in to th*-deceased's estate, to make immediate pay at d those who have any demands thereon to exhibit same for settlement. CHARLES K.TILDKN. Septerabre 7, IS59. 35 Notice of Foreclosure. \®. Georg*’Jellison. of Kllsw n th.in the roun v? tv of llm.i'*iLi. on th>* rtft'-rTiih d.iy •! September. I*, l'ul. by hi* mortgage d -ed of that date, e u veynd tnortgair- t> Charles A. N- .kly.rK w «.f Brewr in the unty *t Penobscot, three several parcels of land situate said l.ii*wnrth, being th*1 same three pared* conveyed mii«l Nealy t*> said Jellison, and the same lots pur by said N<-aly ■ f t'i.arle* K. Wliurnriib, I v d>- d N .\eml>*r 15th, 1850. and r corded in book SJ page Hancock Registry, and by tw.< deed.* d it>-d Aug 25. 1». 1851. and ■ f March 8lh, 1852. to all .f which refer to bo had. and containing «>tie hundred and sixty.five re 1*. and being the same premise* now occupied by Jellison. Said mortgage was recorded Sept. 20, A 1854, in book 0.1. page 1 and the c >n lilions f the having been broken, 1 hereby elaim to foreclose said rnARLES \ NKaLY. By J. A. DBASE, his A tty, Ellsworth, Sept. 15th, 1S.V3. 3vv35 Notice of Foreclosure. 1IF.REAS, George Jellison and William Jellison on 11 the twelfth day of August, A. 1). 1S53. hy their deed of that date, conveyed In mortgage to Sep!. 1:2 tli, 1859. N E W 8 T ORE AND I -00 The subscribers have enlarged and fitted up the Store, ONE DOOR WEST OF OUR FORMER STAND, and have just returned lroin New York an 1 Boston, anil are now open ing the largest and best assortment of goods ever offered in this county, which were bought mostly for Cush, direct from the importers, and we shall run them off at extremely LOW' PRICES. In our I)p*ns Goods Department we will offer some new and desirable patterns, such as are to he found only at our establisement, \iz : Rich Figured Thibets, Imperial Foulards, Plain Cord Valentias, All Wool Cashmeres, Crape DeChines, Thibets of all grades and shades, Rich Ducall Plaids, Fyall Mohairs, Printed Thibets, Rich figured and plain All Wool Delaines, Common Delaines from 12 1-2 cts. up, Plain and Printed Cashmeres, Al pacca and Hungarian Lusters, Ginghams, Mohairs, and a great variety of Fabrics for traveling dresses, Lyonesse Cloths, &c. New Cashmere Shawls from s’> AO to $15 00 of rich paterna, of which wo will r<*11 under a warrant as containing n t one thread of cotton ; Piece dale. Empire State. Bay State land Waterloo Long and Square Shawls. Also 25 rich new patterns of Mantilla Shawls, ’ bought direct from the agents and will b* sold less than can be bought at any other store. ! Rich Thibet and Cashmere SCARFS. ■ ^ An entire Package of an Importer, by steamer ‘Arabia,’ Sept. 3d. containing 400 \S rough t COLLARS which were bought from th*; Foreign Invoice, and will be sold oil at lew than is large Tho pressed, £7* tention. The pie of exclusive Bed than ever attached Ham, “ At 230 All Leather ; kinds of Picker stock of the 55 r|,HE SI I satisfied ers , ou t<> hi- ted with inch legs, by Pearl respects, bad


ocr: ELLSWORTH. Al’lilL 20, lrt.yj,_DARWIN N. MOOR, A CO. JOHN W. HILL! U'OJ I.D r. rr . etr "j inF-rm * •' " • « rf Fi'l»w : h a * vir: i ity that he may -t. . at the latestuM ( II hi & Voting, wh»re may be fount* ,hs hugest a**- .uncut COOKING STOVES ever < for **!*» in i.•■•worth -.m-.ng which tray l*c f-UikI the «»r- at Keput i.c, Hay . F.trn • r, and Aouita t ook. Thet* Move* Law— : been e4 ■.:*!! d in this mar* act for economy ai*l dur .'olity. Al* . tl.-- (».-r..-sse- \ W Ha:: 1. flrnr ste State N w W .rl>l, tiloo. . Air light. II \ ■ r and lfoston Cooking Stow-, with and without elevated Oven*. and Winds* S- \-f* «>f all »ir-«. together with an endless • an ty of Patl'T. othce FrankUt'. t ylimb-r, 1L>\ and Air Tight Stoves, ali of which I shall (.ell f r ca-h . : • a;, r than ever. Constancy on hand a iarge assortment > f E::~ aimd.-d, Hrit.u ia, dap m tied and Fin ware, Zin«. Hu et I a ad Is ail Pipe, .ve Pipe. ( Lain, Cast Iron and Copper Pumps, Fire Frames, Uvea, As i and Roller mouths, ami and all kinds of ,11 article* Usually found in a -t. >e estab liahment. JOHN \V. HILL. Ellsworth, June 24th, lt»58. CRANE A CO.’S EXPRESS. Al U EXPRESS f r Portland and Kos'.on, run* tbe pr *• J ent season by Meaimr M. SAN FORI*, Mouday* and | Thursdays. Cha*y L. Crane, Messenger. By Steamer uAXIFL W EL’STKR, Mot days, Wednesdays attd Fridays. Parker C. Crane, Messenger. VEAZIE, LORD L CUMHEKLAIX, A.cnts. ] Ellsworth, July 1859, *7tf SUMMER ST11 SS. M 4# M I UN Ed Y FANCY GOODS The most varied and »• . j icte . . * *: i*| jjj the County, e.mjn t:i- i; • \ r. tv • I>r««» C«i«, M ,;wr Caps, a:.i Iliad Urcsw . .. . va rieuc*. MOURNING GOODS f all kii.'l*. Infanta' C .1-. l • Slevv tn, 1*. tmla. linsrti . J-. ■, . . ; ,. j .Vimrnu ami C--U.-M \, ■. 1. - »u4 Buttons, \ i:ii, L... , 11, ti> ., tl\ if., &e. Bonnets I’loneTn'd j at the sborf .'t : • i Order* from n» i.-h* •■rin_r towns .: • :. ! l *„ u? with proni| tllf-• r. ! i ’ Kllsw-rth, April 1' |s.V». ji i* A p i: ii I I A X (i I X ( i S. J1 $r KBCBIVEP : j . Paper, and Cuitn..- .1 the late.-t , _11 PAUWI.N 4\. .Mnoi’i A Co. To X«ot,. lately occupied hy N K- .* i vy •• f.sm Apply to lWlilN^ON iiaumjn; ANOTIIEB. New and Large Stocli OF 1 1 h-' suI.xm.. hu« just retumtd froi 1 — *’ “ w Ui the largest stock ul Jcwcir ever iu Ellsworth. Also, I oin dtii'lr*, Cutlery, Toys, 1 • 1 '• ! r tli ' u-uallv kept in a store < t..- kind. 1 ' !•' i ;!.o public, arc iuvited to oxan ine tiii- stock. Z. SMITH. H I ’.' rt’i, Jun. 22d, 185'). 22tf HATCH HOUSE KE-LEASED BY NATHAN PERRY, Jr. J' \ ‘"u*'v 1r announces to his I * 'ntl "u"’r"u' tn. n.|e Und the public, |m*J| that '.e ha.* taken u new le.isc i'l th. ;ii- vt named and well known c»tablubmcn which if* in tin- in...>t thorough order und repair,tl iu cent util ■ and conveniently located house f< th ti in.'ieiit traveller, «t any in the oity, whe he will tako pleasure in attending to the cumto oi hi* guests, mi the iru.-t satisfactory terms. , :f 1‘ itn.ns :■> the hi use u-ill bf furntshnt wi i ‘ 'in,/to Lift f'L.i the stcunibijats und ratirvui i ll i.E of ehurje. Han/ r, April 1, 1&0J. t f. 11 *t of “> * ! ' ■ . , ) j f i-> a - of f ! | • ,Lr c. ‘ I.


ocr: of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, llxim-i ,11, ('on!'r and t\ird Taldos, Stnfl'ed Chamber Softs, Cane Seat and Wood S. at and Hocking Chairs, Ac., \o. Also a large of Wool, Hemp, Cotton and OIL CLOTH CARPETS." ~ AI.su A I.ARCi: \ssuniMf;\T (IF PAPER HIlGIieS GARPETI1GS, Of the latest Styl is ami Fashions from Now V irk. AIs . \V ' ? ! ids. Curtain Fixtures, Hair Cloth and Damask for Covering Loan os. Ac. !>uor», Sash, (ii . <1. - 1’ .• . Rutty, W. . Am Ware, Children* Cabs, and Wagons, Jute f loor Mats, ILd t i >: a s, ( A a. . I.:,. . i . ^ i ‘. 1 it.. ? s it t ar: 1 us futilities, Ac. We also manufacture and keep c 's' ■ v i it.- .. of Bedsteads, Fence Pasts, i¥ewel Posts and Stair ISannistefi*#. the above articles will be sold at the very lowest prl • <. r ‘ ■ V,', -t ■ nd of the llridg", in connection with Steam Mill,where all kinds of Cabin t tv : . .. . i V rri.lng will 1 ■■ .1 ,ne t: order HEADY MADE COFFINS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ELLSWORTH. Al’lilL 20, N. MOOR, A CO.


ocr: SOMETIiNG NEW _ Agents Wanted! T° ro into a’lucrative anj honora ble business—w'lj,puy an aetivo younir man a weekly -alurv of from $ls to $3-1. A carnal of $.» to $10 only required. No ‘ Humbug. ' Satisfaction Guarantied. For particulars one lean stamp and address_ 3lu *1 A. B. MARTIN. Plaistuw, N. H. AT.MA1gACi, Fur rale IffW HALE.


ocr: IDnYOOOIDS GOING CHEAP! TV «nbscriber ha# just returned from Boston and is now opening his Winter Stock of Goods Which will he off.-rod at greatly reduced prices for C A S 11 , Tn part of which, may V f und a full assortment of Rich and M' diin.i Fa." \ M'.ks, Tt.• *r* of all-hi!- - i * :a • a;-. Lyonvsscs from pi ct*.. up, boo yd* , Cashmiie Plaids -f the t’otP n and Woo!, and all M * 1. !>.■ C-, Cord va rij>*••*. Figured Thibet.*, I'mbcr Strij* *, G-«>d DeLaine* at 1U cut., per yd., and up. LADIES CLOTHS, 4-4 Black Silk V lvet* for Cape*, Prah, Brown, Stone Gray and Black Ladies Cloths, and Tassells. SHAWLS, Bay State Empire, Wnter|y> and Pek>*d.ale Long Shawl# Cashmere ami Chentk Shawls and Scarfs. UKouaiT COLLARS, from PJj ct«.. t fit.OO, do. in Sett*, Heavy all Wool 1J Blank1,L-. Bed Spr ads, «>j»era Hood*. 400 vd«., r.iore f those Black Silk- that have given such satisfaction to those who have had them. (doves and Hosiery, Linen anti Marseilles Bosoms, I.inncn P:unnm*k, Bleached aud Brown do., Table Covers Tovrells and Napkins. 23 Dozen Linnen Hdkf*. at 0i cts., abo a . -*1 assortment. from 6j cts., up to $ 1,00. lOO Pcicca nf host quality 'ct Ribbon, «»f *-\t ry w idth. EiuImi#***! Table crs. Rich Painted Ottoman Cloths. Cloths, Casst \Tw d- and Siltin' ::*, will* agoodas^ ent of Pom Stic Goods. * | Mountain Martin, Cony and Fitch, Yictorines aiul Cuffs. CROCKERY. GLASS, AM) G1UXA WARE. In this department can he found the largest stock ever brought "f It mg r, an ngwlmli can t«v b und Rich • Id Band Fr*'M !. •'! i t 11 T- a >• It* and Plate**. Rich l 'lib a a: 1 Gold \ ai'i * of lb iliff* r* lit path rn* fr-n: « 1, to £5. -•> ** II:.* ' 11 .11 ■ I .' 1 : 1-1.4 l*'.t .'•■u- VUUI I liill-s, | Dul ler Dishes, Steak Dishes, Maker.-, Ate., t" match. Also, a good assortment of HATS & GAPS, l^s a Gents BOOTS & SHOES, With a full s’-s'k of |*r *vi«: *ns and Groceries all of which I am determined to sell at prices t** suit th- times. A. KOBIXSOX. Ellsworth N *v. •>’. ISM. 44 BLACK SILKS of every grade, from 75 cents to per yard. FANCY SILKS a large variety late styles of Stripes and Plaids. ALL WOOL Till BETS OF ALL SHADES. CASHMERE PLAIDS, DE CHINES, F1G U It E D C A S H M E R E S, PRINTED Till BETS, together with a very large assortment of new and fashionable i DRESS GOODS. 4-4 BLACK SILK VELVETS. ALL WOOL BLANKETS, AC'., &C’. Just received and will be sold very cl.cap at ; 45 A. ROBINSON’S. GR 0 C E RIES AXU PROVISIOXB ! — CHEAP FOil CASH !! TUT' Subscribor hat opened the .Mure adjoining C. »i. I'tck’s Apothecary Shop, where he offers i**r sale, good Family liroceries and I’rovisions, at as low jirices as can bo b und in the place; and tho-e who are purchasing for cash or wi.-ii to ex- change their own products for any of the following goods can do so as much t** their advantage as at any other Btorc. I have on hand FLOUR, MEAL, PORK, BUTTER, CHEESE AND LARD, CRASHED, GRANULATED AND POWDERED SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSES, WINTER BLEACHED OIL,


ocr: Mi J The Subscribers have just received a new and laraje assort ment of the following articles: Sofas, Lounges, Extension, Center and Card Tables, Stuffed Chairs, Fancy Chamber Setts, Cane Seat and Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs, &c., &c. Also a large assort -—rriwwB cabpets. nrF ASSORTMENT OK _ — newel Posts Bedsteads, ¥f “®® B««n*stcrs’ allt|M .„, s„,.—SVZKK.-‘ * „ *...— ’SZSZZ KT?*- CO FFISS .vnll 29, ^


ocr: our* )Wwm fr >ut Ho* .n a 'i'» * il large *t'>e\ of I t li'wi VuWi, itio'i w ill be told VERY LOW in or er to oloao out the at -ck. E.WGUSii. fiit: \('ll AM) a ERMAS (LOTUS, of a'l color* a >J qt.Uitte«, ant -f the iat-*t imp *rtni'»ru and iu »»t lasu. >.t tule styles A.to *a extrusive a •■tri al at o< VJE13TINaS. e-nsl-tin* »f S;lk«. Gr -a times, • ’a*n n *r. * and V-lv-eta. o al> *t/ <-* a»1 ctl trs.^Cvgct ter wfth 4 Complete assort me 1 of SPRING AM) SUMMER Olotliin gr, •f ike omB fashons*!- tt/Us. Ato-n* winch may be fo-jo* BJ3INE33 CJ\T3.F33QK > AND SACK? ■vis fir^’n r \ri >u« *vial;:i*« -*f KijfMih, Fr-neh, Gcrroat a»l Aairicsu Drittcians Also. •f all ••/'«• aud qual.ur*. Also ia baud a haudtotu* as Sjftru ot >f 3DT3 gLDi'^m A large «nck of Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Bo**>ms, Collars, Stocks, Cravats Scarfs, Pocket llaiuikerchic.s t".i I*t Snirts, Draw , ars, Hosiery. Suspenders. Black. White and Fan' ay Kid (■loves, Silk, Lisle Turcal, aud rarioui flbr Styles of G L 0 V E S . Together with a large assortment of Skdiler’i and Embroidery Siiki. Sawing Silk, Dress Buttons an l Needles. An as •ortm?nt ofCloekings, for Lalies. We arc also prepared to make up CLOTH ING to order, in the neatest aud most workman like mannner. 0URCI!$T0)| DKP1RTHEM cannot be excelled in the State, as we bare one o the most careful aud scientific Cutters in theCoun try. eugaged to see that suoh work is rightly done. Let one thing be distinctly understood. Vi*. THAT THIS STOCK MUST BE SOLD OUT —AMD THAT WE WTL SELL HOODS CHEAPER THAN OTHER CONCERN IN TOWN. 14 tf. _8. PADELFORD A Uo. CLOSING U J?7 rjSHE butineu formerly carried on un _ , der tha firm of S. Padelford, A Co., will •till eo^Imue, in order to settle all amounts be longikf thessito. Therefore, all persons indebted to the safd fiooCern, by note or account, are request* ad to make immediate payment. - lUf. S. P. A Co. »aO Howard. LOUIS GL’IDl sot fire to the Jail last night, f May 1st,) and escaped. Hindi sat about five feet 9 or 10 inches high, of light oomplexion, ' •quintain one oye and can talk but little English. H« wor« away old blaek clothes aud a black Kos Bath Hat. The above reward will be given fwr the and delivery of said prisoner to the bailor hi Kllstforth. I. II. THOMAS, Sheriff. May \ lhJ9. *4 OK |Xouao to Lot. M US undmiput bun a good tenement I which b. WM tea*, for one roar or more, pleasantly Htuakad on hi. farm between the low •r wh.rreoload the tillage, aud I. a find rate lo . i j , • 1 j ; ! I


ocr: i ! j' i I \ \ ! j in as SARION&HIS MEN! ■I anxiously look ed IDE AND DBFLT EXCITING ALE OF THE Rt VOLUTION, NOW READY ! MB 5WAM P FOX; OE THE Rebel Riflemen. A TALE or TDK TUBS 4 NUTS IP lAlltX, BT OEOROK ALBAHY, ESQ. ldtidr or •*Tbe Or%n«»«-Oirl or Vewci." f,Jm bWAMP Steed," -'Bore ter Raxose," Ac., Ac., 40. will be commenced Id the PfEW YORK MERCURY Jf Saturday April 30, 1859, •low Ready at all Xews Depot*, aad Bookstores. Xo character in history offer* a bettor subject or the romancer, than that of Marion, or, a* ha vat familiarly called, ‘Tlxe Swamp Fob’ rom the inmenw ingenuity of hi* stratagam* and leviees lor misleading and deeeivtng the enemy, iis thorough knowledge of the weeds, forest*, folds, and swamps or his native region, where he rod his gallant band wore perfectly at home.wbUn heir enemies became lost and bewildered in the labyrinthine mates ot undergrowth end morass. The story above announced is a trie reflea ef those scenes and times, and it* talented anther tias most vividly portrayed, therein, the many el* citing incidents and accidents of a tenacious end indefatigable struggle for Liberty, pursued os* ier the most adverse circumstances. Every chap* ter is replete with ezeiting and romantic inter* sst, historically accurate, but with n sparkling web of poetry woven through it. wbieb makes It at once a brilliant story and a veracious record.— The strongly-written descriptions of evsnte-«»the ambuscade—the sudden sortie—the night-attaek —the wild charge and repulse—are all wonderfkl as examples of word paintiog, and equally true !• the actual facts. In addition to these scenes of heroism and lofty daring, the SWAMP FUX is not without the gen tlo charm of a lore-story, for tho working and tha r fleet* of the tender passion are dopictedin its pa ges. as truly and artistically as the sterner emo tions, rendering the tale a perfect picture of Ufa and character in the Days of the Revolution which cannot fail to appeal to the admiration, and grat ify the taste of every reader who has a spark of true patriotism in his soul. The peculiar power and interest with which tha gifted author, GEORGE ALBANV, Esq., dee eribt-.t the thrilling period, is a guarantee of tha excellenoo of this truly magnificent Historical Ro mance. The vivid dedineation of character, tha depth of thought, the fascination of stylo, the pic turesque beauty of description, and in a word, tka power of language he commands, all Sombiae to render him one of the most brilliant writers of tka ago, while his great appreciation of sympathy with the pioneers in the cause of universal liberty give him a grasp of Revolutionary subjecta possessed by very few others. This has enabled him, in tho SWAMP FOX, to exhibit the life and advaatUM °f MARION AND HIS MEN as they really were, and to do fit homage to that deliberate valor, that unyielding patriotism,which in a few noble spirits, efying danger, and above the .-cents of privation, could keep alive the sa cred fires of liberty in the thick swamps and densa an«l gloomy forests—asking nothing, yielding nothing, and only leaving the field tha better ta re-cuter it fo the combat ! We take to ourselves some credit for having se cured lor oar columns the chtfa d'eruvtu of thii master’s pen, but we intend to give the Nr ew York Mercury a still higher prestige than ever. We believe it Is already the BEST AND LARGEST STORY PAPER in tho world, and we contemplate making it bet ter «ud bettor with ev-ry successive number, ta spite of all expense and opposition. Sw 14. BAYARD TAYLOR ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE NEW YORK MEUCURYI At a very heavy expense we have succeeded ie securing the CELEBRATED POET, AUTHOR AND TOURIST, whose charming let tors from foreign lands have long kept the World delighted and interested, BAYARD TAYLOR ESQ.. «ho will hereifter make the Miaicnv the ea/y rrctptrnt of his inestimable *KUT€'IIKS OF TRAYEL, one of which will appear EVERY WEEK. We have the bapipuess to auaouooe, therefore that iu the NEW YGRK MERCURY FOR APRIL30th, lUt# ill be comm enced I’XFE and TRAVEL BY BAYARD TAYLOR. the initiatory article Icing eutiiltd the IllMJinitUV 1 kVKKMADE." which is con*id red by the author—at it is u* questionably will be by tue public- -to be hit meet luturustiug adventure since the original outset of the GREAT AMERICAN TRAVELER, and cannot tail to be of interest to all. Those do* lignilui articles will be BEAUTIFULY ILLUSTRATED with original designs, in the highest style of the art, p' i uaying the soenes and characters dsscrib* ed in Inc must graphic manner. iiiis new feature is a mwat valuable and instroo* five one, suited to both young and, old aad will render THK N K WYOIIK MERCURY worthy of a leading place, a* the most refinsd aad ei> gam of all FAMILY PAPERS. Siuco the firs; announcement of our engagement ol M It. TA Y1.‘-»K, wo have reeoived a fl od of ia* quir-rt from all parts of die Union, relative to tho enterprise, suowiug tuat pubiie captation is ea tip-too to learn th«- particulars regarding the char* actor of his contributions. As it is impossible for ua to answer those in detail, we oaa only refer ear friends and correspondent* to the Nf'w York Mercury for April 80


ocr: THE VEKY ItEST STOCK OF Fine Heady-made CLOTHING. offered to the public, m inu'sctured expressly lor the best class New Ln^land Retail liauc. THIS STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING OVERCOATS, BUSINESS COATS. FROCK COATS, BUSINESS SUITS, PANTS and VESTS. all manufactured from the l'KST MATKKMLS, in the U \Tl.ST >TVLL.', and iu the MOST THO ROUGH MANN UK. w imt si rcmoK to auy stack of Kea ly-made Clothing ever offered in Bostau. LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF C DO' II IS. C V SS1M Id 11 Ids. DOE SKINS, V ESTINGS. MADE TO ORDER in the most s'ylish and workmanlike manner. Price* uniformly low for ('ash W. SMITH & CO.1 Dock Square, cor. Elm Street, BOSTON. Boston, April 1. IsTO. is. 5 mos. 11. K t 0 t\ WHY! ICO > 0 11 V ! The undi.rsLncd have the ri^’nt to MAKE AND SELL MITCIIEL’S PATENT METAL 1C TIPPED SHOES. in ami fur the towns of ELLSWORTH, KASTBROOK. FRANKLIN, | HANCOCK, EDEN. MT. DESERT, CRANBERRY ISLES. MARIA VILLI', AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTIS. Traders in any of the abor* named t< wne can supplied witn a superior article cf CUPPOu UPPED SHOES AND HAVE TUB RIGHT GRANTED THEM sell, by calling at our Manufactory in Holmes' or on (.’has. .McHonuld at the Mutual neat below the Kllswortb Homo. N. 15. A saving of 100 per eei.t, is guaranteed J to all who purchase the UOPPLIK TiPPfcl> HII**K'i, *>r i’i other words, one pair with tips i? warranted to wear ms long as two pairs without. CAUTION. All persons are hereby rationed against making selling the above described shoe,as any infringe on our right will be prosecuted with the ut rigor. J. S. & VV. OBF.R. Ellsworth, April 8th, 1S59. t f. 11 Particular Notice to Tax Payers. 4 T,r PFRBOVB indebted to the subscriber fr>r Tax** ' due in lsu*» • 'l l la.Si. are pr,'ie*ud i . sctil* dtem or legal iuoau» will be ia*eu t > enforce their m-,1. 1 r Payment* may be made to the iv'lcctm^o or the W%T,»» E. PACKARD, Ccl/f-for Ell* verth, March'Jb, lsi'A. If 10 '


ocr: MAT 16 1859. ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS! JuFt received and opening to day $4,000 worth of DRY GOODS, a large part of which aro RICH and LOW priced, DRESS GOODS, comprising about all the new styles of arrivals from England, France, Germany and Italy. Among which may be found. New styles of Mourning C>oode,0liallies, Crape, IleChines, l'uul DeChavre, 'ian*, *><‘n yds. Rich fust colors Lawns at 12 1-2 cts., Ac. 2U0 Parasols from 50 els. to £2,50, Steel Spring Skirts from lUO to £2,50. Also, a 1 irge assortment of Stella and mere Shawls from £1,50 to £5,00. Black Silks. We can show you more Black Silks of every grade from 62 1-2 cts. to £1.50, than you can lind in any other place in this Town, and shall still eon* tinue to sell them at unparaleled low prices. As before, French Vails. Also, another large lot ol New Style WROUGHT COLLARS, Gloves, llosery of every pries and style. Silk, Mohair long and Mitts. ft Boots and Shoes, Crockery FLOUR AND PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Ac. Ac. ; AH of which we shell sell os low prices. | ROBINSON & 17tf NOTICE.


ocr: . , ' NEW SHOE STORE OPPOSITE THE ELLSWORTH HOUSE. S. T. WHITTIER, Offrr-1 > his friends and the public fewraly a'large as sortmcnt of LADIES’, MISSES & dllLDRE.VS, iSDDlfUte MM3, At great bargain?. N B—They arc not th- 'T*j m made Boot* and Shoes that hare earned r. u Inxn h. rue so many tiroes. as„l U»en uiiabir to return with r u. but thry are Custom' Made, and will cost yon no more than Western made one*, Even- thing sold warranted to give satisfaction. Mr A\ Kit .er feH« , —uml that hi» several years eyper .eticc. in rhe Manufacturing business enable* him to meet the wants of every customer. AW1 tua«le to o:der every •'\ ie, color and qnality. Please call. Ellsworth, June 13th 1$W. 21tf ON CONSIGNMENT. Sides Pure Philadelphia Oak H A R X E S S L E A T II E R , which will be sold at 37 $ cts. per lb. Additions received weekly. Also a very full stock of OAK AND HEMLOCK. SOLE k EPF Eli LEA THEE, French and American CAT/F SIC1 NTS, from 1 to C> lbs. Au extensive variety of Shoe Tools, and Findings. Also ju.t recclre-J 1 .(**0 feet t f those S u t <■ ib BIBBEK AND LKATIIER M ill Bcltinas. together with a full fresh assortment of BOOTS A SHOE', Ac.. Ac. F‘ r sale Extremly 1 n at tnv Uld Maud, Do West Market Square, Bangor. 2. ;:r. E. P. B VI.DWIX. N E W BARBER SHOP 1 THE subscriber ha- returned t-- Eihworth, at..5 . fitted up a Shop in hi? building, fun staife) where he will be happy t • see old customers, or 1 new ones. He hot.es by strict attention to his business, and by untiring efforts to satisfy the i»-a.-<>nat!e demands « t cu-t -rnor-, to merit. anJ to receive a liberal share of patronage. Mr. C. will pay particular attention to Sham pooing. cutting and driving children's hairdo. Ladies by leaving or-.er* wirii him may have their head? shampooed and hair dressed at their home?. NlUiEs CAKNEY. j Ellsworth, Dec. 15th, 1858. 47


ocr: ELECTRO GILDING AND SILVERING, z. smi th’s All articles having plate worn off ca aq replated and made as good as new. Also ACOKDKON’S and other rnus cal instruments repaired. Ellsworth, J»a. U, 1839. tfol " 1 n ,-


ocr: • 1 I ; ' | I I ' JOHN W. HILL \I70l LP respectfully inform the cftxeitt of Ellsworth and vicinity that he may still Ik.* found at the late stand of HOI & Young, where may be found th« largest assortment of ever offered for sale in Kllsworth, among which may be fismd the Great Republic, May Mate, Farmer, ami Acadia Cook. These Stoves have not l>een equalled in this mar ket for economy and durability. Also, the GeiraMee Valley, Woodland. Granite Skate 2tcir World, Globe, Air Tight. Boston Victor and Boston Cooking Stoves, with and without elevated Oveos. and \ esscls’ Stoves of all sizes, together with an endless variety of Parlor. Office. Franklin, Cylinder, Box and Air Tight Stoves, all of which I shall sell fir cash rheajter than ever. Constantly on hand a large assortment of En ameled, Britania, Japanned and Tin ware. Zinc, Sheet U*ad le'iul Pipe, Strive Pipe, Chsin, Cast Iron and Copper I*umj>*. hire Frame*. Oven, A«S and Boiler mouths, and and ail kinds of all articles usually found in a stoTe etlab lishuent. JOHN W. HILL. Ellsworth, June 24th. 1S58. DR. CSGOODS XEt’ROPATHIC DROPS, ‘*\o Relitf, .Vo Pay." APiR.\>'TKP to cure Throat Pistcmp-r, Scarl-t and ft Rheumatic Fevers, and relieve pain in body and limbs almost mtlantanroutiu It not only cures but is preventive to contagious disease*, and should be kej t fur Ihoje attending ujn-n the sick. These drop* will remote all $nrrnt «.* in the flesh from bruises or exposure. FOR SALE BY E. ll. Parker. Bucksj-rt. Pniggist. C. 0. iVck, Kllsworth. Pruggist; A. Means. Surry. Mer *hant; Emerson L Powers, Orbu.d, d... J. B. Fraai.r. I‘ M.. Otis. May 6. 19W. Ij4 A K K INAL OF THE LEVIATHAfl.; I have just received direct from the manufactory, a new ly-patented cooh-Hwve, called “The Leviathan,” which excels everything '-v*r brvocht into the state, ft has % very large vie«;»*.< -1 o\ ••»». ul.. iiy ..f cuM-imn. which 1 saves the trouble and expense of re-lining every little ' while, ns other plow* usually require u> be done. ’ It has a i improvement over a:i other Moves, a grate under the oven lor wanning and keeping hot. various thing*, which every housekeeper know* i* » » essential. This Move i« made of the smoothest and N->t casting* <*f any n^w man ufactured- Call and see if it U n t the ta>t stove e\er i f ferral to llie public. Also, ou baud n g.iud assortment of other cook-stoves, such as Crystal Lake. Gem. Clinton Improved, Hay ' Stale Farmer. Farmer. Penobscot Air Tight, Californian, tjc., Together w ith Hain and Fancy Air Tight stoves, with and without ovens, and parl« ? t <•* t every description. j. l have constantly •«. hand Cistern and Cham Pumps, l/ ad Pi|«e, Sheet Lead, oven. ash and t-.iP r mouths, Jap an " are. BriUnla " ere, and a large assortment of Tin ! Wart cf e\ tv description. All kinds (f work d'-H*. to ! jrder lu the BUt'T wanner. JOHN S. PEARSON, Agt. ! NVxt door below S k II. A. Dutton. I P. 5.—All having unsettled accounts with me, please *ftt/r immediate/'/. Ellsworth, Nov. U.r». 1SS3. FOR SALE AT A B A R G A I N ! Sour Mills—Heal Estate—Logs, <.fc; THE following a'ahtable property, belonging totheMer ! chant's Hank Portland,aud situated in Ellsworth, is oflcied ; for sale—to wit: 1. The Mills, with nil the appurtenances ' and privileges, known as the Woodard Mills and hituated J on the Five Saw Dam, so called, together with the mill ! tool.*, logs in the river, lumber, Ac. 2. The Bennett Uuuae and Wharf, bo call ed, on Water street. 3. A lot of land on Water street, called Jordan's Point, including part of Boat Cove, with wharf, i two stores, three dwelling houses, two stables aud carriage house ou the same, subject to a mortgage. 4. A dwelling house and lot on Court street, known as the Blaisdell House, and now occupied by Addison Pool. Also for stale, Ticket Lot No. in Town


ocr: ' of 1 ' ' j. ! ! ! I ! ; ' J ! i It 3 f t uiQNMfe The S«h,cnhe- ’ g5&IC.^*JLO<rfI CARPUS. 0,14 iU0 a largr a®®1 »' /!^ C


ocr: I . 'HOOK OKI Fll HE ESfiUBI! THE BELL IS HINGING. NEW GOODS!! CHEAPER THAN THE CHAEPEST. Alt THE OLD STAlINTD, PETERS’ CORNER. The subscriber has just returned from Boston with the LARGEST and CHEAP EST stock of DRY GOODS, and GROCERIES ever offered for sale in Ells worth, among which may be found. New Style DeLains, Plaids, Thibets, Black Silks, French, English, and American Ginghams, Prints of every variety of style, Shawls, Watch Spring Skirts of the la test style, Flannels, Gloves, Hosery of every kind. A Large assortment of WOOLEN GOODS, and the best selected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this market GMeo.iT* bum* mb ®mb wmb* I* arming Toole, Paints and Oils, Window Glass,Nails Garss Seed, Garden Seed *LOUR and MEAL. Groceries of every kind, dec, dec, Sfc. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. W. PERKINS. Ellsworth, April 20,1859.


ocr: ECOXOflT! The undersigned have the right to i MAKE AND SELL MITCIIEL’S PATENT METAL 1C TIPPED SHOES, in and for the towns of ELLSWORTH, EASTBROOK. FRANKLIN, HANCOCK, EDEN, MT. DESERT, TREMONT, CRANBERRY ISLES, MARIA YILLE, AMHERST, AURORA, AND OTrs. Traders in any of the above named towns can be supplied with a superior article of COPPOk TIPPED SHOES AND HA YE THE RIGHT granted them to fell, by calling at our Manufactory in Holmes’ building, or on Chas. McDonald at the Mutual Store, next below the Ellsworth House. >'.«• A saving of 100 per cent, i« guaranteed to all who purchase the COPPER T! PPED SHOES, or in other words, one pair with tips is warranted to wear as long as two pairs without. CAUTION. All pt ;* L-- are hereby catit.ned against making n selling the above described shoe,as any infringe nenton our right will bo prosecuted with the ut nost rigor. J. S. A W. OBF.R. Ellsworth. April Stb, 1850. tf. 11


ocr: R EilUYAL. A. A. BRIMMER Hi. Removed to tho store opposite his- old stand foruv.rly occupied by A. KliUINioN £ CU. Watches and Jewelry roa SALE AND repaired. W The ncenunt. nf tl. D. IRVING 4 CO. M't with tho subscriber. ...id those owin’ can set tle their bills with him lor tho next 7'A.rty Ellsworth, Sept. 2Utu, ISM. l .tf


ocr: Carpets. Jt*>T DECEIVED a Larga Ast-nrtmenl ol Voolcn, Oiloloth Ilcmn ant! C<dton ^arpetr. ^fll PAHWiy N aOORA Co.


ocr: I ’ j 1 I | | ; A NEW LOT OF WATCHES AND ..JEWELRY, .lust received at the stere .,f GIG, F. DU-aN, find Selling at oedux'd Price*. A*7*." its'his nnd Jewelry repaired as u«ual, and unlimited. jjtf


ocr: d 1859. FALL 1859. AND WINTER STYLES. E. I). SH AW & CO. Having just returned from Poston, invite (lie attention of their friends mid customers to their New, Exten sive Stock or • ijfeomiv AND FANCY GOODS. The most varied and complete assortment in the County, comprising the usiiitl variety of I Dr»-*s Capa, Moisair Cups, and Head Dresses, *f all ri» | rietles. MOURNING GOODS I of all kinds. Infanta’ Goods, I’mbr 'Merles. Collars, f*- tt ; Sleeves, Da ' l- Insertions and Kdgiiua. Thread. Lisle AmyniH Ntitl Cotton K .-.n|,-. Velv. ts, Dress Trimmings and" Huttons, Veits, Lace-, Hosiery, Gloves, Oaunlietts, Ac., Ac. Hon net* Bleached 1 at the shortest possible notice. Orl-rs fr-m neighboring towns attend'd to as usual, ; with promptness M'id d - patch. Elliwort . Oet 27, 18>» 40. tf. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. EAST CORINTH Tho Winter Term • f this Institution will com ineuou on Monday. N v. 23t:i, and contiuuu 10 w inks under the instruction of A. C. HERRICK, A. B. The motto » f the school is "Do right or go Horn-” TiiUon, cammon English, $3,00 Higher, 3,50 Language*. 4.00 Board, $;.50, and $2,00 per week. Term bills to be settled the 8th, week of tho : term. For further inf rm ition address the Principal | or c’v. J. P. N It’ll ELL East Corinth. 3w 4U LLAThLK biUKt, N o . ID, WEST MARKET SQUARE IS A A (i O U . Sole Leather, Wax Leather; Kip ami Cordova Upper Leather; IV-'rich. German und America i CAL J7*! 5I5.XKT3; Ilarnc •!* L-* it ,er; ’ liar ill »eit I. ithei ; Split, Hu l a ml Grain Leuthei ; i'irkrr & l.atr I .ml hr ;'ml & tiiiiil > l»i 'i-. L;» i g?. Iliu ling*, and 0"1 ire I IS• ».*in*; ElxlUh L*-tin_*; Sergo I ;*-i i i-; Satin F. iuciij vud 1.1141110 Ciftlis; Li- !•. 1’ 4-. 'Una limiiug!* Mini S.i"iiii>i koi■*’ Too In. .4 |m , • Vo 1 y g u*ilo « f LUCK GLOVKS & MITTKNS ! Wo i.uvo the largest sdi-oh 1 t rim k i*ou rs in n«ng*>r. Which we are il.lotu • 1 1 ut I* w r jnic « F >55 U i%ll 1 .in c.iii h li"U.1.1 1 I-, w.i 10 Our .rtuok is ul'" I u go 1.1 ail licjiui t.no lit.1 i t t .0 III r I Ml s Ilf, Kill , Ami :nc'ud<9 ivory di-erijifb-n ,f heavy k, 1- 11 '<■ Vv . i joii - ,\li."Oi .i ni child oil’s. Vie Ui.. - , ut 1 lure tun • wu l!< <it i.ml Slice M'ccnsins n’l I . • rn |>i t*? i• mi I Km w ledge • f llu* want' of .11 ul • in . nml -11 *v i 1" 1 1 v l.li, * f.-r 11111 mi . e ii* i 1., w a;- • iV . I In ni'ii a b ttor Alnec.i i. t:. in «• 1 lie l. uft t id i.,v • t..ci m mu actui* r. ..... a. I. , |. 0 \ ui i: n ixn ra 1* i>v:p\nr.Mi*.Ni\ 1 0 *.iu i-.r r • 11 r I.. t t i-t • i * >». ’» ct i-.n ami I* \f |-»l«* si v oaie nl | uio me. <-«• -i1111 I,t jit ,"W i.ill lb te i I ill the t mvb ' • f 4". • 1.1 ,.iir va. 1 u« d, a 1 tin 1.t} ul *" m.LI -,. 1 n- 11 . 111 is t.i ji oa*e. .‘."iii .t .1.1 1 ji ri 1 111 att 1 r 1 ui giv 11 t 1.1M • rder*. 111.I.Kr S 1>.\ 40 TO BOOT AND SHOE Llaaa'H ' 1 crs, THE CASH SYSTEM! I HE LEvt I "It HI.! T i> ii '.b r i .ned l.i-i >g ,• -tivb c d 1 f tin tru':i I t! e i» eve, .ini I iivili0 .it .I" .tube 1 t" t. nelil u.:.. in Mil Ih.ihis 111 I. tier, nml M inifncturpt!* of II t' ittII1 >' II. c, ’ 1.. # !.., . ... ... 1 f . * ..... t r 1 K l \ • >1 .S ! O -1\ , eithu. in • •! V. I. Mill It. » vl.P .•(•i.it l.r.vni It riM'i.NMs I. MS Ac IN' *T '■ lI TV. W Inch i e U i I. . V . .,t -It: . LOW l.A I KS KOIte \^IT i ti ty \ !. f * ■ •! t ic >jr. it mv ,nt.i . I In v 1114 • t I 'III ■ 11 III .-»• t. 1 m- lie w • ul.I 11I-. * , \ I'unid's ami Fini.-licrs of Shoe Stock, ill I • ill I’.inai^Min. :. t - i l |C .1 t . 11 i II al 1 !:ff I, 1> ti 11 til- ci 11 i t Mar 1 f .it • . In- will Su it.1 .1 -j t i- 11 >1 1 * C \ i I 1 tn >i . H. a*, c 1 ...1 .1 l M V. v (». a Hi \ V. *.rf. 83 .U k "r'wt. •> d site P*tvl '* BOS r < » V hn 4 ), Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. »iia v .. r jai>. .»v 'i, ;• av.' u.l 1 umu i;;n: * cr larb!: mil loop Stone V/01 ’ I XKl l I Ii t Y TCiHtST OR.WIsr^, X L' K X’OliT. Me. 1' 1 i ti n ' ! I..*, p c 11*111 tly i.n Imi. I n Ltr^. 1''-1 * >• f J 1 I .M- iiU.in iittil 11k • ui fact i*. — 1 ' • I.* i in.' I ck. 1111*1 criyi 1^ *11 tin* Im in.- *. 1 • • i'••n.ililu 11- t • Kill * •»••*!* .M a ii tit. 1. umiti *. 11 * * It K ill a* !nW 11 ]I. ic II k .-Jin ». nb’ai ini at 111 ilitv; ' ill »e kI llIi 1 It V to Ml sc. with II I « ■ <■ an ■ c •n-i.iii fi I'll •.(iiKu Iinytlu 4 ill ur III 1 1 u-iii ».« it tin y will Louur U6 w itU uci 1. Out. kU, Jy {j. Ellsworth Iron Foundry A V II i . 10 £».' A ".JTO. I. ’ <0 IMIMJ .V CM . j ViXllfilt.il up 1 n V. . .. . I, ,, the Wi-1 • I . 1 ■' . i.'i ..I IX.' hi Hu. r 1., i 14.-. mo ii..-, | '■ ..I im.wii 1. <|. f. r nil ln.i.i, t,,| ,( . jin. 1 > ..| i ••>tuii.:- ,iu<* .Miivi.iiK U • 1 k Ini .s; ilia !». X c . Ac. o-!i I.- li'iti*!. a mi ifi.hij.t Attention ^iren t>* >• 1 k 1 ht u 1,.1 to t.icin. ti. W. UOD’flNU .t CO. Kllswmth, Auj*. 10, iHa'.i. jjlHf Notice. W her my wif i Snoii (. . K l'-rney. the wi'c 1 t iicn. \\ , lacy, Iiiik Mi incl I, «Min|r or ImanJin^ i'h me, .ill ,ikm .i o ti>rhi I t u*ti 11 ^ or hn - 1 (ini' her u,Kiit tuy no., nnt, m I ahull not p»y [ ■y ot nor omitruciia,:. ‘ f U 1.0 HUE W. UHACY. Alt. Deceit* Oct. 10, ISoU. 2w X). i Y _....___e i it Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Sep*. 12tli, 1S59. . il £ W S T ORE AND I -00 The siibscritwri* have enlarged and fitted up the Store, ONE DOOR WEST OF FORMER STAND, and have just returned from New York and Biston, and are now open ing the largest and b st assortment of goods ever offered in this county, which were mostly I »r Cash, direct from .the importers, and we shill run them off at extremely LOW TRIl'ES. In our Pres* (J > ><!s l) *partim*nt we will offer some new and desirable such as sire to lie found only at our esfcablisemeiit, \i/.: Ri.h Figured Thibets, Imperial Foulards, Plain Cord Valentins, Wool Cashmeres, Crape DeChines, Thibets of all grades and shades, Rich Dueall Plaids, Fyull Mohairs, Printed Thibets, Rich figured and plain All Wool Delaines, Common Delaines from 12 1-2 ets. up, Plain and Printed Cashmeres, Al pacca and Hungarian Lusters, Ginghams, Mohairs, and a great variety of Fabrics for traveling dresses, Lyonesse Cloths, &c. S £1 A W L IS . New Cashmere Shawl* from §5 50 to §15 00 of rich pnt(,rna, of which wo will *e|] und a warrant as containing n t one thread of cotton ; Tiece dab*. Empire State. Bay and W iti-rl >o L*ng and Sipi ir * ShawN. Atan 25 rich new pattern* of Mantilla Shawl*, bought direct from the agent* m l will be sold less than can be bought at any otiier store. Rich Thibet and C i.-hmcre SCARFS. An rntir * Package of an Importer, by *t -anur ‘ Arabia,* S *pt 3d. eon ta ini rig 400 Wrought COI.LARS wl ich were bought Iroiu th • Foreign Invoice, and will be sold oil ut less than wii.ii. tt.h. it.ist »i .** BLACK SILKS. More of thou • f.iTorito brands of Black Silk-4, such as have been s >ld bv us fr tbs past tw yean* and given such general s.itisf tcti ni. A Is » all gra Ijs of 1 nv priced silks. In this department we can show y m i*v rv >had Stvle and Price, fr un $ 1 00 to $3 00, and in .i.ir Bl icks wc warrant c*»| *rs ml ml <■ 'iiiun Clot''-*4 ; Lelies’ Wa'erproof ib-p' ll riit Cloths. Cord- d Tricot Cl iths. French Cl taking Flannels, Ac.; Cloths, Cason <-res. f) tes kins, Sitinctis. Tweeds. Ac.. Ac.; Biob French V ils, from 37 1-lV t . Si 00: 10 1-4, 1114 and ll21 4 Lancaster Quilts, Bleach and Brown Linen Dam tsks ; N ipkinsan I Table C ivets , 3* (l pi-ves Vel vet Br’.'ions, of everv width an I of th.» b >t qua i ty ; Moreens; Watch spring Skirts, Hoods, Linen C. Ildsi's, Ac. Glurr* ail I llniorrr «»} even•frail.* style a ml price. English, French and \m • i \m PIMNrS ; 3-4. 4-4 md ti 4 White F m»v*L. White Shaker Ft nii'.-L ; w.th a great v.ui ty ..f DOMESTIC GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES. 1( 0 P.iir Cost nu M •! • I i i >ch 1 •* Thick B » us which w * will wirrmt Alia, Common Cow. Kip ..ini C.tll Boots. I. f is Bt ts and »ho.s of all grad s. IIvYTS and CAPS. «tl every grade, style and juice. Crockery, Class and China Ware of almost i-wry article called I r in this l:n\ A lit, a f .11 ass irfment <>f best FAMILY GROCERIES. I'lihir. Pork, .Meal, L ir l, Good Cheese, &e., &e., together with ii general ass.ii'tin"Ht of sncfi goods as ai*** usually I t ml in a \ ari *ty St »re ; all of w i h wire ho g' t w ry clicajt and we will sell C11 CAP. ROBINSON & HARDEN. E!:*w..rtl>. S ] t. 120 , 1*59. Hi The subscriber may still be f. uml :it rHE O’ D -TAND. ON MAIN STREET, ( jui'-sit- the I'M'W. Itll llou-m ) n h.uvl, ear V atel late, ready for cu*r• -ill«• r■. II inn; all t la id'i * i• ■ i bavi ^ -t ek a • • a p as flie marki f a r urn, lie is |.iepuieii t • d >'01 k ii' t' une r. fi*. I*i ti. nl ii or utit n | aid *o Horse «S* f■ x >7weiitci • > I t v i <s r» e nt' v fitt t! u:i ! i - « ep fur 0\ > . . ■ i •'"I I ai i y in i j- fin ■ y thi v.-i v I • *t ai.d • x.u '• "«* •! Iian- » I' r t • . u , wi I do it as "• • ml n* e. * -ift a* anv : mi i i t \vu. AU". all kl.eis ■ f I,:,I •' 1*11 iii^ SYicat** for i vi''.: ha -i.'ne i \; • i i ncv this b a ch, b • 1. • k - lie *' 11 • • -lit ill. IVtll M. lk Mid J.lic . \< I an I i v ..i I. iin w itii i < i! I. . <7 ' II" .S O . ill ..i 1 • Ml Jo •'IX'il.K i b« K W Vile >\11. ;i . i M |. n ,\ \|. . at r! i 1 '■ • -» | ■ : " i l on W* n, . ... imiishin • A.vh s . f hi-; . wn u .ike .,1 ibt; in. I) st • tu 11ir\ t I iroii an I w il ia ted d m r>.■ pat fee sn sc il.er tv idd ii Iu• n I i» *i «• etlian * ' • aM put lit. r«. ml > . p. * / v • /•,. f t, t hr I t / . >/; ,, t . .till mi.-, it an t n . :v 1 _oe ii Mi.lie o| pill>iK* i1 a •• Illje, ln|- which he ''ill „ hi r mi e ii i.i ir i .1 ii 'abut .tf~ 1' 1 lu. liter pai tiuuhi. s c.i!l and Pee f i ■ Ulai i' cs. C. L. DCLAT 'T. Li-w. rth.Oct. f.th. 3711 Topographical Map OK 1 lid Coi:\TV Ol ll.\N( OC K. Mr. I KilJ.M TI Ab M I. \ I I AM' I'sllll Ml NTAb A I'M LAal 1U.'i 1NT «*K Till. \\ IIOLC Oil NTY. \T 'he «..!i< .a < f v u i ns ci ;/"iis in difTerc tf : ’ I.f the Comity, the mid r-dgiicil h ive ui.drrNK fill,, f'*d*c*u!t tH-sk "f pr |»nfh't'ii r. mpl-te Majim t v. r.v town, j ; d thn* c •nfliie ttie wh >l In one map. in the wirrc *lvi- 1 >i biuedn a 1 Kiscau<|uia I..nit tie*, which w. have re- I ■idy pi»hti tied Tl vv r. . II >«' ft • Ti.-utt ml t di II'. and re. | •dr'-a • • ' • i- ft "ii Iin ra'i. Ac . and c e.. | 1 l- ' "' ■ ' 'hr u •• i d puMidi I • |. hv | |ir • i i ' • ' very 1 . price u ill lx- # • i u h It i'll.. 'I ev i l i-l . e .1 '.MVe - V ' dll . i. T » - V IT A N •’ K ACT l'A LI A •d'o.bKi'. wii 0A/.1 o.w; rui i::: The Map *iU slniw ttie U .. I', mm.-. Bonds, , ed ihe locitl ’lt of II 00 . 'li t', ,'t re«. Church--. and | K.| || .1 lid <!,•• ... - . I II.--i |T. 1 a 1 ,(-.•■ i " > • I \ ill .ge* and eugruved views of Bul-lic liylh'ing' ; n the margin. LKK .k 'I UMI. Piihll'l,. r«. wi' Bf.it 1 >ir.e|, N-w York. March ibth l?ft3 t. lo Notice of* Foteetosure. II* ILLIAM II I.NPKUPON of 0.lamb in rti .• Cou ** ui in- c Ck n< 1 the 24th day of iX-toher, A- I'. S57. hv lii» 11 - nirmre d -d of lhi*t dlte. duly executed 'i I rtc.ird >t in he Iteyis ry of Heeds of said enemy, vn| Dlp'ii •*'.) e > iv-.'.-d la th - 11 1 li-rsdrnetl, L uim >i. M - y Ikon ol m ild il.Inn.l, a c iia’ i fm or parcel of land 111 u- i.i » «i I Oi l 1 ad. u i t*1 • Hill, so e ill >d. being the I >r rim rly^mm-d by I* || It -v |-rnind t> -l i.Mti- « mu- d cd. t at th- above .hit- l>v said b mi*) t utai.l ll-ntl rs in and fingihe prendv s now nccupied tiy 0«r S tuod-rw, tn^etn • '• Uh all tiull ting* iliereon. The conditions >fsaid mort ure h ive been broken by reason whereof 1 claim a fore o.unvol the *am-. and give this public notice neco'-diU'. i ftaiu c provklvd. LOl IsA M MOKi- Y, j Py Ecges* IUle. htr AWor ry. i Ellsw Oct 19&9. R K .M u V A \j. S. T. WHIT iTKIl, uas removed t > tho .*t ri formerly ».ceu;»i< d by 1.0 J IN AON fy Jl A KEEN, .Main .'t , when lie Will e-.ntii.ue t>. m mufacturc, nnd ke p c .nslau'ly "a Land, a large as.-ut tuici t • f i LllUKVJIt.S-El Nil CHILDREN'S, ; LOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, will, .111.! with..lit i l l I’. Ilf iTin tit V itnlm it 1\ ii’, < • at, A.-I. C-. a lid 1 .. i.cii .-a 1 iH.it.- and !■• _._<•<i lie! - '..-I, with ki«l ahJ ’d' * i.'pt i.» i>t v.mi.us cul-rs. Ml of wlii.-li \\ ill lie \V immii’i i| t i In* ;m >*n ul a*, th • I <*>t,:it»il in.iv U* l»«mgl t .it lower | i i <• > !. *r cash tiati c-.m In* li mg lit f|ju:\\ In r Also, tua; be f. uud a good A-3 rtiuuut of ci>ro.\i madi: THICK HOOTS, , -in ..ii - of the 1*. t mariieict o ie« in the state. • "mi> In'<• ( .ill I o its in olo to old r, uinl rt'Ollti || I • V l W •iklliall tint t'• lie Ml 1 JmSS I t '■* all'. i i M lit! . Y • •• Mi. i te |. :i««urf ■) f f»t I i -■ several v Mrs * ' 1 ,r '11 • "* lb o' and >l»tie Alai nfiutn y 1 1 1 ’** "t »te .I Ua*.-.iol;Usi ttn, 11 1 ’*** 1 to ' t toe wants of every customer. l’i< .ise call ami examine. E!I*w.:t , Oct. 1,18*0. 37tf. x i; w 3ARPKK SHOP! Til I! sub-C' iber bus r.'turned t-» Ellsworth, nnd fo d ii - i I.m|» m hi* ol.l building, ( ii|> stall ') be will b- happy t - see old customers, «t ‘ vv ' Hv k“p. * l.y sf'iet ntteiition to his M-i "-Mini by Ul.tiling eTorts to satisfy ihe • "■ in!.!, ib ilia ii ;» « | eu.wf Miters, to merit, and to . r.. . iii u liberal si.a e o| patronage. .Mr uni pi\ paitiei lap att.iition to Sham g. cutting mei dr*-sing children'* hair A. .."Ii. - l*v hung .j. . is u ini It i in nia v have tin ii •< sbair./iiueu and hair dro-« d at their h"* es. Al-t.'Es (j.\ ]{ \ KV. r !.u..fb. Tt.-e Pth. IS.s 47 A NEW LOT OF WATCHES AND ..JEWELRY, .lust received at the stere .,f GIG, F. DU-aN, find Selling at oedux'd Price*. A*7*." its'his nnd Jewelry repaired as u«ual, and unlimited. jjtf R EilUYAL. A. A. BRIMMER Hi. Removed to tho store opposite his- old stand foruv.rly occupied by A. KliUINioN £ CU. Watches and Jewelry roa SALE AND repaired. W The ncenunt. nf tl. D. IRVING 4 CO. are M't with tho subscriber. ...id those owin’ can set tle their bills with him lor tho next 7'A.rty Dayt.