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@4sA G.4-sr s4 -Fgf, s
Sd NOVEL WAY 70 EFFEcr Sales
Tbs Baltimore Weekly Dispatch says
some, Of the, clothing dealers in Centre
Market Space have way Of securing
.s.lss occasionally, which flavors strongly
of rascality and the drop game. They
place IN the coat pocket an old portemon-
naie stuffed with paper; customer comes
along enquiring for such vestment. The
dealer, if he Judges bis customer to be Of
the right Stripe, after essaying several
coats, at last says 8 Here is coat we
made for a gentleman, he wore it one day
and sent It back !; il was too small for
shim--try il on. All it fits first rate-like
Il was made for you. Il Is we'll made,
buttons sewed on strong. with strong pock-
,ets. The customer puts his hands into
the pocket to try them, when his fingers
come 10 contact with the pocket book.
His imsgination is kindled with the idea
of appropriating the supposed treasure.
= How ns..ch did you cay this coat was Z"
he eagerly asks. The dealer names a
good round price. g It suits me-Pll take
a.s,iss he quick reply. The money is
paid, the seR.duped customer walks of
.hurrisdly with hi. supposed prize. not
stopping TO hear The suppressed chuckle Of
the dealer a. be looks after him out Of the
corner of hir eye. The issue can be
guessed-'he coyetous buyer finds out
there IL difference between paper and
paper money. and is both enraged and
notified to find that his own dishonest
avarice has led him to pay an e1travagant
price for . worthless article that fits him
50 badly that he is ashamed to wear it.
nnless. however,. bis greenness is of a
persshade than ordinary, he is careful
not TO mention il, even to his most intimate
friends. saI Il sssss4 ss@sas fsi.s III
SO .8s8FsS5i sTas#4 ha# 4s0ss4t5}
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New Grocery Il Provision Store !
bro. 2 HOUMA BRANCH!
Raglan, of rh,poaau..

-----'A'
HAS OPENED
In this place new store where he will constant
ly keep most complete assortment of everything
in his line, which will be sold at Thibodaux prices.
portion of his stock has already arrived, among
which we will mention the following
-s 5 Articles:
Rice, Beans, Coffee, Soap, Candies, Starch, Salt.
Black and Green Teas,
Sweet Oil, Pepper Sauce,
Sardines. Pickles, Capers,
Creole Mustard, Tomato ketchup,
Sc Herrings, HOLSTERS, Roast Turkey,
-7t'4.1 Fresh Mackerel in Cans, Oysters
ALSO
Beef a la Mode, Roast Beef, Roast Mutton, &c.
Peaches in cans. Pie Fruits, Assorted Jellies,
Dried Prunes, Minced Pie Meat, Green Cages,
Strawberries, etc.
Garden Seeds. Water Buckets, Toy Buckets, Nest
Boxes. Market Baskets, Brooms. Tin Ware,
Candy Pals, Wash Boards and Churns.
Cigars. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Sperm
and Star Candles; Winchester, Shaving and
Almond Soap; Starch and Starch Polish !:
Caps. Shot and Powder, -. = =. Tst
Together with quantity of Dry Goods. ISL -
June 10. 1857. A. b. Raglan.
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The PRICES OF FooD.-It appears tina.
the prices of food in the markets at Phil.
adelphia are as high as they are here.
The Ledger says: --
The year is nearly advanced into sum-
mer and vegetation seems growing luxu-
rlantly, though little behind, which a
few days Of sunshine, like Sunday. will
bring up very rapidly. Go into our mar
kets and we see the stalls supplied about
as literally as usual at this time OF the
year with the products of the garden and
with butchers meat, yet. Judging from the
price asked, we would seem to be on the
verge of starvation. Twenty cents a
pound for beef fit to be eaten, thirry-seven-
and-a haIfand forty cents for pound Of
butter, twenty cents bunch for common
asparagus, and one cent a piece for spring
onions were the prevailing prices on Sat
urday, everything else 10 correspond.
There is no scarcity which warrants such
extrava5t ant prices, and we were pleased
TO see that tubs of butter remained un-
touched. the people preferring to try the
effect of hot weather upon that melting
article, since abundant grass has failed to
reduce the price.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-13

FALSE JEWELS AND FUNNY WAY TO
TELL A LADY !-Fhe rage for iewelry is
such, at Paris, that an immense amount
Of imitation diamonds. ETC., is worn at
balls and public places-the false and the
real SO undisiinguishable to common eyes,
that the wearers Of the real are consider.
ably nettled. False lace is also nearly
universal, and in fact, it takes something
else besides jewels, nowadays. to make
a lady believed in! ---. ...--..-
A French journalist mourns over the
promiscuousness Of be,iewelled women of
doubtful character and Duchesses and their
diamonds. and daughters, as seen alike
brilliant ia the boxes Of the theatres; but
he gives a singular key for the stranger
to know the difference between them. He
says: --4f,..,...t H., ., 81. -. a9iH',zi
The more respectful the manner of
the gentlemen in company with the lady,
the more doubtful her character! If he
has come carelessly in his trock- coat, ifhe
talks to her over his shoulder, sits neeli.
gently, wears his hat between the Acts,
talks loud, and leaves the box frequently
during the evening you may be sure he is
with wife or sisters, intimate acquaintan-
-ces. or, certainly, ladies Of unsu.pectable
position. If just the contrary of all this,
his company is suspicious, for these doubt
full ladies, know how to exact from their
attendants that respect which they do not
feel for themselves r. 49,
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f F. ArrEMPr AT Po1soS1Nc. The Vernon
Times of the s0th ul.:, published in Jack
son parish, relates the following case Of
misunderstanding by aaslaye Of Col. ..
~ ~ dss saI saFVad .fkszfaaal64 =zsf Az
Assi D&tle8:4Iaa e a5l sz 5es afgtsafas9 6 tsaII
s Mrs. Battle, il appears, had been alb
sent from, home on visit to some friend,
and during her absence the negro procur-
ed some strychnine, it Is supposed from q
yiol which was purchased to poison birds.
The negro discovered Mrs. Battles car
rage approaching home, and carefully
dropping the poison in -gourd filled
with water, she waited until her mistress
alighted from the carriage and was near
the door, and then offered her the water.
A small quantity ofsbe water was sufficient
to produce Sickness upon the spot, sproba-
bly, ere thirst was qaenched.S Suspicion
was aroused, the water was analysed and
found 10 contain strychnine. The negro,
We learn, was accused and confessed the
deed. Col. Battle is now prosecuting the
isluated creature. which was the most
vaIuable slave on bis plantation ID ] !
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Succession de NJ. Girnbel, DECIDE.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE-Cou

- du 5Aire District Observation-Disclosures Terrehonne.
AT1ENpH Que +. s. t,uoDE, de la dill. Faroi,se Ad-
minisiratenr de Ia te ce~sion jour depose hui
reau du 6refer Ia dte Cenr, Taeau
ahmfnsra DE- ia dite Succession, demanant quill
suit apfroave ct homelegue- &
En- consequence loutes persons ineressees sont
prevents et notiers de dfpoer ler objections, 81 ele
en- ont q PEainuhg alton du dis Fabieau au bureau iu
Gre Her tie la dte tosT 1ouma .t, les jours qui
uivant cette publication, autrement lie dit F:,beGu
homologue d'apras In h,i ..r. s-.t
Tenon main ct e Sceau de ii dite CuuI
If 49, 9eme our dc Mai, 1857.
49, Asst -...- r II. NEWELL. Gre fier.
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Succession de James w. DeWolf, decede.

tN~St '-~-"% NOTICE.
THERE will be Special Jury Term Of tho
i. District Court of the Fifth Judicial District;
sitting in and for the parish of Terrebonne-to be
held at tho Court uouse in Iionma. commencing
ON Wednesday the FIRST day Of July 1857, at 10
O'clock A. NJ. '2 az
80 By order Of the Honorable Judge, jean
jacques Roman. 1908 s5H992s haH
rue' u 370is toFGnH. NEWELL, Clerk
g m23-5.6 woIsa bas .oli Fifth District Court
tti iia div ssdiaANiS. as!guL. Il 4
I'll aura IN terme Special de Juri, de Ia Gin
Il qpieme Cour Jud'eiaire lsiegean dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse de Terrebonne, qu sera ternlcf la
maison de Cour Houma coanmeneeant Mercre-
d Il Ter de Juliet 1857, i 10 heures A. NJ
80 Pour ordre do Honorable Juge, Jean
Jacqaes Roman has 1s.sf sfs,sy esr
slA{r5 s.3f IT, .sa II. NEWELL Greffier
m23-5t. SEINE Cour de District.
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T.4E5 ~
go SENTENCE REMIrrED.-At the general
fcourt-martial convened at Fort Mason,
Texas, Private Archibald Mcdonald, Of
Company D, Cd regiment of Cavalry, was
arraigned on the charge of violation Of
the fifty second article Of war;" the speci.
fication being as follows ~
That the said Private Archibald Nc.
Donald. being one of scouting party un-
der the command Of First Sergeant Wal.
ter Mcdonald, of Company D, Cd Caval-
ry, and being engaged in fight with the
Indians and did shamefully misbehave him.
self BY endeavoring to avoid going into
the action, and did behave in such a COW.
ardly manner that il was necessary Tor the
Sergeant to threaten to shoot him If he
did not do his du,y-all this near the Con-
cha river, Texas, on or about the 18th
day Of February, 1857. osgss vssA -
% The court found him guilty of both
charges and specifications, and sentenced
him !" to be hanged by the neck until
dead, At such time and place as the Presi-
dent of the United States direct"
The President considered the case; but,
upon the proofs exhibited on the record.
he did not find the soldier guilty Of the mis-
behavior before the enemy which ought to
10 forfeit his life therefore, the sentence
Of death was not confirmed. But as there
was sufficient evidence to show, Private
Mel Donald to be unworthy the military
service Of. his country, he was ordered to
be discharged from the army. with for
feiture Of pay and allowances ss.a sa....,aa
.Etys6sa93 = Washington Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01
10 L L T. Il | Els.

The Lotteries Of Samuel swan Co are charter
cd by the State Of Georgia, and have sworn CON.
missioners appointed to superinteud their drawings
aud certify that everything connected with the
same is done in strictly honorable manner
They offer TO the public fair opportunity for H.
Yestnent the Interests Of parties at distance be-
ing a. well protected as though they were present,
The Managers would respectfully call attention 10
the fact that all persons have legal right send
orders for tickets to Georgia as the lotteries Of
Samuel swan Co, are authorized by the lie gis
ature Of that STATE. lottery will be drawn cry
Saturday throughout the year, all orders received
being filled n the drawing next 10 take place after
the same comes 10 hand. According to the scheme
one ticket in every ten must draw priae. Tick
cts arc $40; helyes, $, quarters, 81 so. No tick
cts sent unless the money accompanies the order.
The drawings are upon the principle Of one num-
Der on each ticket, and SO staple that none
can fail 10 understand them. There is ne eombi-
nation Of numbers 10 mistify the buyer. Prizes
vary from $40 % $4,000; every prize being
drawn, the result Of drawing forwarded 50 ali
purchasers.
q list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount that each prize is en-
titled 70, will be published after every drawing;
IN the following papsrs:-New Orleans Dsiia,
Mobile Reysssr, Charleston Asssard, Nashville
Gaxstt, Atlanta IsieAa9rnee, Savannah Ns0s and
New York Weekly Day Box. Write your address.
plainly, and direct to
5. SWAN i Co, Atlanta, Georgia.
Prizes paid In fnll-no rerosntage deducted from
prizes as ia other lotteries y3 lys
All communications strictly confidential
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TESTIMONIALS.


:. During the time / occupied the office Of Com
missioner of Patents, L, H. Eddy. ESQ.,, of Bos-
toa, did business 1t the Patent 0rcc as Solicitor
for pr curing patents. There were few if any
persons acting in that capacity, who had So much
business before the Patent Office and there were
none wao conducted il with more skill fidelity and
success regard dr. Eddy a. one Of the best in
formed and most skiilful Patent Solicitors in the
United states. ana have ne hesitation in assuring
Inventors that they cannot employ a person more
mpetcut and trustworthy, and mora capable IF
putting their applications in form to secure for
81 IN an carly and .igora5la consideration At the
P.tent oiiee. EDMUND BCRkE
Lat Commiss ncr Of Patents
[From the present Commissioner
"ArGrsr l.. Is15.-During the time have
he'd the oafcc of Comm .S>raer of Patents r. II.
Eddy, Esq. Of Boston. has been ext sn.irelv en-
gagged IN the transaction Of business with the Office
=, --l'.'.ar. ns Is ttardu',r a. ma i...-,i with
TIA law. and - rules Of practice tf the ofhec.-
regard him as IF The cap,ie an su-ressfil
practictioucrs with whom have had official inter
e1urso- CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents"
Boston. Jan. !. l5,,.-50-ly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01
The European Cough Remedy

Ia deserving the cohdencc and a fair trial by all
who are suffering from the above disorders, | be-
iieve that in all these disorders it has no equal
During the past year have made up near ten
thousand bottles, and have received hundreds Of
letter., many Of them from persons who had been
suffering for months, and some even for years. and
who had tried everything that had been recommend
ed by physicians and friends in vain, but by the
blessing Of God they were speedily cured by the
European Cough Remedy.
The following from Rev. Smith Fairfield, New
Glouehestcr, Me.,a clergyman well known through
cut the STAT, ard in several other states IL bat
specimen Of the certificates which am constantly
EHe WsLrE8 CLARK - Deer SIR have sold
all the medicines Won left with ne and viii say
tbat II exceeds ali the medicines offered 10 the
pubic for the cure of Coughs. Mere to state
some of the great cures which have known II {,
effect | am afraid some people would doubt nv
yeFacity, and therefore say to all who are suffer
ing from Coughs aud Lang difficulties, give the
European Cough Remedy one trial. Please send
me five dozen more.
Yours, SMITH FAIRFIELD.
Remarkable cure of Phthisic, with severe Coush
communicated by Mr.. Brewster, Postmaster az Cur
is Conner, Aug. 20, 1883.
REy. Waller CLARKE-Ds4r SIT Mr. Samuel
Shaw, residing in Greene, kennebec county, Ne,
has been afflicted with the Phthisic for number
Of years For the past inter he was SO distressed
for breath that he could not lay down.-At last.
hearing Of the European Cough Remedy, be sent
for a bottle, and commenced taking it-He was
greatly relieved by the first dose and from that
time rested well at ght A few bottles compet-
ed the cure, and be now desires 10 recommend the
medicine to others, he Is fully assured that it
is worthy Of the utmost confidence.
The following has just been received from John
Dresser, ESD. agent tUT Paris Ne, dated Nov. S.
list
DEAR SIR-Tou will recolleet that when you
were here had a severe cough of three months
standing; | had tried all the cough medicines
could obtain without success. Your medicine has
cured it. Ii has also cured many of my mel ghbors
Please send me some more medicine Immediately
Yours &C. JOHN Dresser
Rev. T. Oliver, West Waterville, testfes TO the
extraordinary cure Of lady, who, to all appear
anee, was in the last stage OF consumption that
was thought she could live but short time. A
single bottle cured her cough, and she speedily
covered. Bro. Oliver states that he knowns snoth-
er person who for q long time had been afflicted
with the Phthisic, with q severe cough, who was
completely cured by two bottles of the Universal
Cough Mixture.
Trial bottles IS cts. each. Large bottles each
containing the quantity of four small ones, IS
Agents supplied by the Proprietor, Cornish, Me.
Sold in Ellsworth by c. G. Peck Machias, C.
Longfellcw; steaben, S. Dyer and by agents and
medicine dealers throughout the country tos
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Notice.,

A MEETING of the Stockholders of
= Hancock Mutual INSURANCE. COMPANY will
De held at the Office Of the Secretary in Castine on
Monday the 4ih day Of May next ct o'clock p.
M, for the choice OF Trustees aud the transaction
ct such other business as may come before the
Company. CHARLES K. TILDES. Sec.
Castine, April 10th, 1857. 2wl2
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THE undersigned being DESTROYS of in

THE undersigned being DESTROYS of in
Producing new business on his premises
and beng unable to attend 10 il himself offer 10
cell OF let on reasonable terms any man wishin.
to invest money il machinery Of any kind Facto-
~ or Tan lard, his Mill privilege together with
land sufhelentto carry on the business The place
Is known as Joys Mills and is situated on the road
leading from Ellsworth 10 Ban gor thrive niles frous
Ellsworth village.
Its location for the tanning business il unsur-
passed being in place where bark is abundant
and but three miles from naYigable water. ANY
man wishing to 20 into business of any kind where
hrst rate water power Is required would do we'll
70 cal and see the place. The Proprietor can be
found on the premises at any time
HoRATIo \. JOY, Proprietor
Ellsworth, April 8, 1857. l2u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

II :, ,ecn t'efnre he pahlie NOR thar ~ ,
NAi : 'l'''ervrsily popular IN the ru-e n
SFa''-s, Swc~ney. Rinrl-ane. WiaI.-,il. t-s
-. INi"as C-Ackri Hs..l. Gail II an So.
- f" ems .Sf~sa~ i.rai~r.. F.stIh, -.
a., eaHd trsrss. Ni,slns. lA,nrneS. -.
densi f"L Scrstrhe- or ti-,a~e. Na.,.. F..t
s"' IA shop Gai-,,t m C.~s Kb,.l,1,ri.,r
.i-s "i AasmA4- External Possans. Pa,sfl
N a., Affections. Fros, B.tc.. RollS. caa.,.
flows burns and Sealjs. Ch.iblsips Cha.
Pei HAMS Camps, Contraction. Of H., NJ.
rl'e sSelliags Weakness Of the J.,nt, Ca.ri
breasts Sers Nipples. Piles, Dc.
~ Pamphlets grA,ni,ou,ly firnisl.elh v ,.,.- :,
9Th Testimonials II its uliliiy.
'All orders addressed to the pronrie,o-. "
IresrH d Co, LoekPor, NY =
i r"' sAle by Druggists and Merchants zen.
sfSly ur"nsh the United States. British P..s.e.
Sous. and other Countries Ana br
Z. Peek. Ellsworth; Joha steven. nA.stflt
= : Hancock, orlandi and By dealer. in med.
I Y generally. Wholesale in Portland by II. II
nay and 10 Boston by Weeks A Potter md Eurr
a Perry. ly,sss ''''' anu DS''
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\ new supply Of Holloway's Medicines DR.
- James preparations for pulmon ary com .
plants, Clark's Pills. Wistars Balsar, AZ ,y;Ia
merry, with many other popular Medicine.
just received BY Express, and for sale by
~ e. G.. PECK
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Clarkes Female Pills.

link feMa!e PliIs.
TIE GREIF ENGLISH REMEDY
P-,F.-,ri f.s,. i'=,s--,psaa ~ N.-y tis-3, " y,
Ftg'11'"a ksf-sara-sa-, 70 n, laern-
rms invaluable medicine /. uD.ailin,
m the cure II all las.e ys,5aiul ami dancer.
our disorders :. EAlrA Nfc te.nale s.tst-t+.s !.
SUBJECT Il -'e-a;H al} st-e..es saH r.t4.t,. al
distinctions, and speedy cure may t. relied On.
To MARRIED LADIES
Il il pecuaiia-ly suited twill in Short tim.
e'inS On the uaanthly Fcrissi with regularity.
t-'eh bottle, ffiee pur Dollar Lesr. The Gov
eminent stampof Urea, Britain to prevent com.
ierfeits.
CAUTION
These Pills -bould no; be taken by female. Tia,
are pregnant during ~ t-lt thru "a .fA. a. ,bry
ar sate l. hrHs On 'sls-4,sge; but al ary o,tv.
''1ie ana IN every ether case thsy are perfectly
safe 1900
sole Agents for this country
l. I. BALDWIN Gu Rochester Wy
FUTILE Ausl.s, auburn, y. Y.
A. brSEHAL AsrNYs
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle Of ,bc
Fills by return mail.
tor sale wholesale and retail by G : S..-e,,
d e, Bangor, and BY one bfu s.ist in every town
IN the niied States. Barr to-ter 4 Co No
earnh1l, Boston, wholesale agents fer New Enr.
land Sold IN Ellsworth ~ { 81 Peek. ii
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with
10 and for the County of Hancock, on the third
Wednesday Of April A. D. 1857.
THOMAS s. OSGOOD administrator
of the estate of Daniel osgood late of Blue
hill in said County deeeased-haying presented
his first account of administration upon said De-
ceaseds estate for Probate
Ordered That the said administrator give notice to
all persons Interested, by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
The Ellsworth American, printed in Ellsworth,
that they may appear at Probate Court to be held
1T Ellsworth in said County on the third " ed
nesdsy in June next at ten Of the clock o. m.
aud sbew cause, il any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy. attest A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
l3-3y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

r. IRE THAT COUGH. Call at c. G.
Peck's and purchase bottle Of some one
KIND OF the many that he has, that viii cure
that cough. IL