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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-04
the CAMDEN WEEKLY JOURNAL
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ERoNEY r B9SWmL VII RoSGe Se 0RTrca Srr at n tine tine
S,ora recently occupied by Major X. S. Mofat. a
cLncc assortment Of FRESH HEAVY ANH FANCY
GEU,EkIES. to which they invite the attention Of
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NEW Rasins, Almonds, Citron Extracts, Cheese,
~ Sugar House Syrup, Powdered Sugar, Candles
Pickles. Isingass Cayenne and Jenny Lind gold twist
Tobacco, a superior article just received at the "Od
Corner" by F. W. BONNEY.,
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sonth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District.
IL TIE COMMON PLEAS.

Henry Smith Townsend rs. EnocN Tryon.
.lUichMcGL
TSTHEREAS tie Plaintiff did on the twenty Sec
W ond day of August, a D. 1855, file his icciar''
ton a,ains, tic Defendant who as il Is saId) Is an
scurlrom au;, without tc limits o: this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney snown within the same
urcn whom 4 copy Of the said declaration might be-
served 1t is therefore. urdccd that the sad oees'-
dau do appear and plead TO the sad Declaration on or
before the twcn,v.third day of August, which will be
in the wear Of oar Lord thousand eight linhdreo
and Gity.sy otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against linn =
NJ. NAUDlN, Z. e. i. " II. 3
Clerks Office Kcr$haw District,
August 90, | jj. aug ~
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T AIDES Brown and Drab cloths for Talmas and
IL Cloaks just opened at the sold Corner" by
Oct. 3l-tf F. W. BONNEY.
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Shoes, Shoes.

4 FULL supply Of Ladies BOOTS and SHOES, Of
n all styles end qualities; Misses SCHOOL BOOTS
nd SHOES, Youths and Boys Shoes. Just received
by W. ANDERSON.
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Window Shades and FiXtur,

A handsome assortment consisting OF 30 patterns.
mostly of new desgn-Landscapcs Street Views,
Coll Patterns, Etc, varying in prices from 10 cents TO
five dollars " Il. lllAllEN.
Nav l-tc
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Auction Sales
1855.
UI T TREES, FRUIT TREES.

T9Ay Is LILIES has hand at his nursery
in Union County, y. c. Ten miles east Of Mon
Foe. and nineteen west of Wadesborough a quantity
Of ' 7ARIOUS KINDS OF APPLE TREES con-
sssing of Summer, FALL Winter, Fruits, Of til" best
Kinds snown in this country selected with great care
s,e % ins having been spared on the task
IL, will be in Camden, sometime in the month OF
Sow ember, and be glad to supply purchasers. Those
wishing to purchase will please leave their orders Ut
rfte Post Office, where they testimonials from
those who have tried his trees. Oct. 23-ti.
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D3llle>tiCs.

ID ED and white Flanncls Linseys. Ticks, SheetinSs
IL all widths. Bed and Crib Blankets, Long Cloths
brown and bleached Shirtings, &c. For sale low, by
Scpt27. y. NJ. y K. kENNED1.
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Negro Goods.

.EAVY Sa,ine,,s Georgia Plains, Kerseys and
IL Lnseys opened and for sale by
Sent, ls. A. NJ. & R. KENNEDY.
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Five Dollars per square Tor every a0u'''"'' Eq"'v'
B1s,SEss CARDS. not exceeding six brewer INES III
space will be inserted at Jre dollars per aiii'i''-
Where they occupy the space OF t"Hi'een-W
Rrevier lines soLd they will be charged at the us'';
rates to-wit: square, l year $1,000 All aovtf,
tseueu,s are continued until ordered out ana charged
according to published terms ,., aoo,r
Advertisements are measured and clarse4 accpr'
ding to the space they occupy in tie paper
= eSs- The above TERMS will be strictly observer
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Lamps s!-Lamps! :!

lust received an elegant assortment of Burning
q Fluid and Oil Lamps Purchasers are invited 10
call and examine Stock previous to buying else
where. T. J. WORKMAN & co.
March 27-tf
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Heavy Wocllens

Plantations Kcrsey and Plains, Satinctts &c. for
House Servants Superior Grey and white Blankets,
Red and white fannes, in all qualities All Of which
we will sell at very moderate prices,
4. VI. d r. KENNEDY.
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IRON Meat Critters, Sausage Suffers, Patent
i Chrns. Also Iron AXles for small wagons and
bugges. Just opened at the "OdCorner"
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EATHER and ShOe.FindiRgs.-A
large assortment OF Leather ard Shoe-Findngs.
For sale low by WORKMAN & co.
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IUST received at the sold Corner" an invoice
q Chairs, among them .ome Rocking and Childr n
Chairs L. w. BONNEY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-04

FRENCH Brandy and Madeira Wine of snpero
l. quality for medicinal purposes. For sale by
Anril H. I J. WORKMAN & co.
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Domestic Goods.

DLEACHED and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
ID Paids and Stripes for servants, Cotton Cassi.
meres, Denims and Checks Bed Tick &c. For sale
hv A. NJ. l.. R. KENNEDY.
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SCOTS

LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL.
INIIE subscriber is prepared t" furnish the different
l sizes and will guarantee them to grind 10. 10.
and 90 bushels per hour For sale for cash.
May l5.-tE W. u. McpON ALL.
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Keep Warm.
A. Nj. A IL. Kennedy

A. NJ. & Il. Kennedy
HAVE received and offer for sale full assortment
Ill of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Coats
Vests, Pants,
BOYS CLOTHING.
Coats and Vests Under Shirts, Drawers Hose Ties
Cravats &c,
Dress Shirts ofsuperior quality, made to order and
warranted to fit Oct "a
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The Subscriber

CONTINUES to keep an assortment of Fisks Me-
v tallc Burial Cases The late Improvement in
their FORM and the handsome style in which they are
misunderstanding roscwood-rcndcr them the most
complete article ever offered to the public.
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY obs.

FINHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
L his friends and customers, to his large stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods which is now open. My stock
is larger than usual and complete jim nearly all the
men, Misses and Boys.
The quality and prices will compare with any cs
tablishment in the place. w. d. MCDONALD,
Oct. l6, 40. IT,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-04

TINE Double barrcled Guns, Powder Flasks, Shot
Il Bags best Percussion Caps. Also, fine Cutlery
Patent Boring Machines Chopring Knives, Coal Sitt.
ers Spring Balances Enameied Grid Irons Tin Ware
&c. just opened at the Old Corner"
Oct. l6 Z. W: BoNNEI.
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Notice.

4 Ii those having claims against The Estate of the
n late Mrs. Ann v Schrock, will present them du.
" attested, and all indebted will make payment to
Sept lit. y. SCHROCh, Admr.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-04

lust received at Workman's Drug Store, an ele.
J CANT assortment of China Ware consisting part OF
Fine Gilt China cups and sauccrs, with and without
notices
Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jewery stands
Fancy China Inkstands Jewelry boxes
Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles, &c.&c.
ALSO,
A full supply of American and English Tooth and
Hair Brushes: Clothes. Hat and Shoe DO
Buffalo dressing Con- pocket and fine tooth Combs
Also large lot Of fne and common Shaving brushes.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-04
Clothing!!!

T HAVE just opened at the "Old Corner" fu
L supply of Mems and Youths Clothing. 1t is got
up in the most fashionable style and will be disposed of
on the most favorable terms. +. W. BONNEI.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-04
CHEAP PAPER.

7 ETTER PAPER AT l2s to rs cents per qure.-
IL .,lso-Note Paper and Envelopes For sale a
April II. TIE POST OFFICE
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Embroideries

Scotch and Irish Emboidcries. a very handsome Va
rctv IN Cambrics ard Swiss Collars and Sleeves also
in Sets AloNandcrs Kid. and silk Gloves black, white
and colorcd, Hosiery Of al! kinds.
A. NJ L Il. KENNEDY,
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Hams! Hams! !

A lot of Superior Country cured Hams Bacon Laru
IN and Flour for the CASH only. For sale by
Sept ll-3t RoDhhi hAliA'
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OOOPER'S ISING.GLASS, Almonds, Yeast Pow
" ders Extracts Candles Soaps &C., for sale at tn
sold Corner" at the loves prices.
Oct 10 +. W BONNEY.
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For Sale.

TWO.HORSE WAGON and or3 horses. Ap
y nlv IN JAMES MCEWEN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-04

An Invoice of Burial Clothing which will he disposed
If in Suits Single Articles, without eases if desired
Mayl C. l.. CIIATTEN.
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Gin Bands.

INDIA RUBBER, 2 to inches wide, three and
i four ply, which are superior to leather, and will
not stretch. also Lace Leather, for sale by
July 10 If W. d. Mellow ALL.
NEGRO CLOTHS of every description, jnstopened
~ Also, Negro Shoes and Blankets, for sale low at
the "Uld Corner +. w. BONNEY.
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T.! IT,! -!

4 FRESH supply of Green and Black Teas of SUI,
~ pcror quality, just received at the "Old Corner
July 10. 2S u
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To Rent.

ENROM the lst. November next, that iiouHh anu
i STORE OH Broad Street, at present occupied ~
c. Shiycr For Terms apply to JAS McEWEN.
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T. J. WORKMAN g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dru sgIsts,

r. j. WORKMAN g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
CAMDEN, S. c.
OFFER for sale for cash, or on approved credit a
" LOWEST MARKET PRICES, a large and wELL-sELEC
TED assortment Of EAST INDIA, MEDITERRANEAN and
EUROPEAN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FRENCH ENGLISH, and AMERICAN CHEMICALS, or
ALL KINDS
Patent Medicines, Thompsonan Medicines, Shakers
Herbs snd Roots, Saratoga Water Wines and Bran.
dies Surgical Instruments Trusses, Paints Oils Var
nsies, PANT Brushes Dye-stuffs, Lamps, Lamp Oils
Burning Fluid and Camphcfe, Druggists and Physi.
clans Glassware and Labels, Window Glass, Putty
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes Bronzes, Teas
Spices and favoring Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Fancy Articles Genuine Cod Liver OIL together
with every article comprising the stock OF Druggist
or Physician Our stock is of the best quality and
the best selected assortment ever offered TO the pub
lie. Physicians, Country Merchants, Planters and all
others can depend on their ordersm meeting prompt and
careful attention, and upon accommodating terms
No extra charge for packing transportation to the
Railroad Depot or any part of the town.
sB Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
April 25. II #
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The Sons of the Sires,

4 HISTORY of the Rise, Progress, and Destiny
n of the American Party, by an American. For
sale hv A. YOUNG,
July "a, so
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HARDWARE.

T AN receiving my stock and in few days it will
| be complete and would invite purchasers to call
and examine it. have many new articles which
havc iu.l come ont. ". y. MCDONALD,
D,i If - tC
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CLOTHING, ials. Shirts and understanding an
unusually. large and varied AZ ortmcnt OF the above
goods are open 10 which we respectfully invite
the attention Of our friends and lhc public generally.
Oct. .. y. VI. y H. MEN NED1.
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T ADIES' Fail and Winter Press Goods, Gloves
IL Embroderies. Cloaks Tamas, &c. just orencaa'
the = Old Corner" by f. W. BONNEl'
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BANK AGENCY!!!

THE subscriber continues to act as agent in both
l. the Banks Of Camden L. ". BONNEl.
July II, 2S Il.
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ERESII Citrate Of Magnesia Seltzer Apericnt and
i Congress Water. For sale by
Sept.4 T. J. WORKMAN CO..
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SaIem Woolens.

T HAVE now on hand good supply Of the above
Goods which will he sold at Factory prices. Also,
Black and Fancy Jeans, for sale by
Oct. LETT W. ANDtKSoN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-09
skMUELJ. CRuOkS, !
Thus. WOODRUFF. q
HIRAM +. HATCH,
AMrEL :, GUY.

n'v w '"', ,'a, ~ ar con,,u a,-Re.,r.t rha,
ali Councils sly Do oo accept and edo the 70 going
ge.ouieas mat ihs charters be token ,ien .ss,s ana
new aS p's' s'''' % '"''S '''''''''s
by Gs.sspsr. of couneil 81 R''oired, That the
,e,d Ass ct as Ssai', of The Gsa GoSae Of
Inc Uai,sd State. Of America.
IANEs ". bAskER, Grand r., r't' ,.l.
josssrH :. TSYLoI, Grssf rSsas.rsr,
Il FARaiseros, Goaaa s'ersary
Tho g., or ,hese rosolutions il will be
- 10 oa I's c,r ,be an,oin,ment Of a commit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-09
Secret Political Societies.
SPEC CH
HON. ID. 4. LiTrLEJoHN,

REL,.gTTYE TO THE OdIffS NM
RITUALS OF THE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-09

al voluntarily and freely, do toemny prom Sc
and swaa, before Alaghi, Goa aud these ~aessus a
round mo assembled that VII not under any oHcuM,
OF persons. either Directly indiee,y, OF 20 any hu
m an being other than those whom sh ~ know TO DO
soad and ttue members Of this ofdst the secrets
m,.er.. OF beet. Of the sane, or al"~ thu
same 10 be done BY Others II within ny o~ei 1" prev
eat the same. Binding mssslf under n" iess enahy
Than Thai Of lag aied fon the ofdef and
having N, name posted aud circulated thfoushoo, the
different eoaacs Of the order, a. traitor aud ps'Ju,s'
10 any God aud country, ADD ss hees un~o'hy 10 os
entrusted coun tsnanced supported an an,
bu.,ve.. ansaeton whatever, and as Pssoa total,
IN esthy the coa6dsnes Of all good nsa, and ous
wheu The hnssr Of scota she'll svst b re'ntsd' Al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-09

w. q. hEAtoNs oecrttHg' I'll
Movements like tins must continue, nnlll
all who are now in ITS trannmels shall De
freed from the niquities OF this grand coun-
GILL do not say American organization
until this nefarious political engine, IA ihe
hands of unprincipled men, wall be repudiaI-
ed by the free people OF the State . ne"
York.
No such organization as this grand conn
ell, with its illegal oaths and Infamous
schemes, can long exist in this safe. no
member who has joined it from nisappre-
henson of its character can be bound oy
the oaihs which seek thus 10 bind m'rfs CON
sciences = oaihs which Of themselves must
be heinous sins. No, sir, the stu consists IN
taxing and not in breaking such al oath :
in intentionally and wilfully taking such an
oath. and no, in breaking il. 1t would be a
sin against my country and against my oath
10 support the constitution. 1t coudbe no
thing less. Whatever may now be thought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-24
CAsrlxe. Aug 30, 1855.

Now it came to pass in the latter days
Of "widc.aisnl" thu, there was notice
posted on the corner OF the same store
from which the British flag was suspend.
ed on the lth u, July last, calling upon
all opposed TO the corrupt and Bloody
morrill, Dynasty TO assemble at the Gus.
tom house Thursday eve. TO choose dele.
gate. 10 attend the wildcat mass meeting
in Ellsworth on the I3i inst, and il also
{. me TO pass that the Pierce Fiunkey
whose surname is Brigham Went all
over the village To drum up the sickly
cats -" cuons" etc to'attend said caucus
aud after having laborcd indeiatigably for
the space of one whole da, m the service
/ Of his muster. whose surname is Rum
Slavery and Romanism. he secured for
The caucus, thirteen all told viz: three
Funkey custom house officers, one strait
Wig. (when he is not crooked) one 5
P. Hatch. partner to Funkey BRIGHAM
one Know Nothing and seven rank and
file. Alas, how are the mighty fallen in
these latter days. Once was the time
when the Custom House Flnnkey could
call out any number TO aid IN the spread
Of Rum, Nirgers and Popery, but he evl.
! IDENTITY secs the handwriting OIL the wall
and knows that he must soon take up the
lamenta,ion that The summer is past anG
the harvest i. ended and Well. is moi
elected. Iio. belt, il is currently report
ed tha, this Finukey Brigham has be
come all a, once exceedingly pions, hav
ing discontinued the Gospel Banner be-
cause i, NEEDLES with politics and take:
the Christian Mirror bee ause il does not
In word he has become very gooC
man. Very, So mote il be.
PuGNAsH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-24
THE NATIONAL HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES

Comprising the Colonial. Resolul'onat,
anI Constitutional Record, al the
County; based ur"n, and including
the Documents oil the Fedora Govern.
mcnt, &c. BIZ BEHsoH J. LossISs an'i
EovlS WILLIAMS. In two yplumr.
royal csc.. pto.usely illustrated with
fine enarastngs on sre,i aud Wood
muslin gilt. :, o.
II IS work unique IN lis cha ac,,r
and ul intrinsic value as a standard au-
ihoriiy !or the statesman. hisiufi,n aud
general reaser; aud no less Important n
the exponent Of the political ethics amo
progress of tie CoGi,drracy. II will b.
regarded as the National history oi our
country during lis three gten, epochs-
Colonial. ReyoIuilonar, and Constitution.
al condensed from the national archives
The wor. Is spIendidly illustrated b,
original views OF the national buildings
offices OF state, &c, *.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-24

ing up all round us both saw and grls,
mills the latter TO be prepared for making
-four, but The greatest disadv aniase with
US Is getting groceries without paying a
hig price for them. We have No rail-
roads running far into the state as Yet
and we bave TO team them in some way
but when we have railroads. we will have
land high 50 as the old saying is "we cant
have the cake and eat it too" The way
We do is to clab together and bring load
Tor two or three families at time.
We canno, expect TO have land cheap
and good, and wages high and provisions
cheap and no way Transportation other
than by teams. Now would say to all
come ives, unless you have way of get.
tug a living east without hard work, but
don't expect to have everything TO sui,
your convenience, a log house won't hurt
YOU for short time, neither will the fever
aud ague if you will take as good care
OF yourself as you do east as far as health
is concerned. Here We have every
chance for hunting and whoever goes
much land almost every one must go
more or less) will be out in the night air
in camp which is uncommon east bm
they think the sport repays them. for they
ge, plenty OF game, such as Buffalo, Elk.
Deer &c. and in tina, way more ge, the
arue than any other. Sleeping on the
ground and fever and a2ue are good
friends. Now word abou, For, Dodge;
1t is growing little place and destined
to be almost second Chicago. Two or
three railroads are projected, making that
one grea. point. /, lies almost due ives,
and about 900 miles from Dubuque on
the Mississippi and bout 100 miles from
Sarseni's Bluffs on the Missouri. Both
Of the latter places will be Of some note.
Dubuque now is quite city; people
coming west will do well to make that
one point on their route may as well
say that land round Fort Dodge within a
few miles is rising 'as; and claims are
selling for from 5000 to 5000 for 3at
acres but east or west a few miles there
is land in plenty unclaimed. There are
many New England people settled IN an:
around For, Dodge both in Wright and
f Webster counties. don't know u.
nave SAID anything OF interest bu: | has'
been requested by several friends nea
YOU aud iron whom have regularly re
sei,ed your valuable shee, Ia write you
shor, letter giving a statement OF III
state OF things in the western counir,
'Itha, YOU nigh, publish i, If you chose $
ito do. Respectfully yauts,
- PRAIRIE FARM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-24
The New MAXINE HosPrTAL.


work on the new hospital at Martin ;
Point has so far progressed as to give
some idea of the type and size of tie
building. tits in the form of an II. and
is to have verandahs filling the open
ings so as to make it nearly square. the
base being 90 by 81 feet. 1t is to be
three stories high, and the front facing
towards the city, is to have an opea
work iron portico or yerandah. elevated
as high as the roof. The ediice is to
be of brick, with trimmings OF hewn
granite, and towering above the fine
old trees, will add new feature of in
terest to the fine scenery of that Sec
ton.
The building cont ract, we believe, is
something over sixty thousand dollars.
- Portland Advertiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-24
The Singing Sisters" Again.

We learn with great pleasure tina
these fayorite yocaiis,s intend to favor II.
with another Of their pleasing entertain.
mems mex, Tuesday evening, a, Lord:
Hail. We have before spoken in com.
mendatory terms Of this Quarte,,e OF IA.
dies, but We think that we have no,
extulled them any TOO highly. The,
have been bat a short time before the
public, but they have already attained to
high degree Of excellence. and we pre-.
dicl for them. Il they continue in their
avocation, position IN the frs, rank Of
the musical talent Of this county. We
therefore cordially recommend them,o the
patronage Of all those who have not
heard them well knowing that every one
who was present a, their las, entertain
men,,will be happy to greet shem next
Tuesday evening.