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SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

MRS. OWEN announces TO Der patrons and the
~ pubic generally that he 10 in thu receipt Of
her Spring Goods consisting Of every variety q desira
HE Fancy aud staple articles that can possibly he in
demand and al pnres sarying from the lowest 10 the
highest thai the market will justly.
In the MILLINERY Line-She has Silk Bonneis
priced from $3.50 10 $40, with almost every ntermedi
ale price.
OF STRAW G0oDs-A great variety Of styles,
suited % every age. from Tie infant 10 old ladie. al
prices VARYING from SO cents 10 that Of any quality
wanted.
Of DRESS GoDDs-She his Muslin Robes ss fol-
lows: Muslin lies A'sllas from $3.50 10 $500 !:
D,gi ndies from 81 so to $500; Double Yolanis from
$40 TO SIS; Berage Robe 4 alias varying from So to
$40; Berage Robe Double Solints from So to $40;
Berage Robe A'Tunique. rev design; BefaSe Robe
Daiila. . still more novel article. Indiana DO.
Black ami White Chantiliy Lace Points and Man
ties prices VARYING from $50 q Sl3.
All styles 4 Steel Extension skirts from $3.50 10
81 so: Douglass & Sherwood's Turniufe Corset and
skiu supporters.
10 the articles Of Black .S,lss the particular ai,sn
lion Of al those who gishsto wear beautiful stcl
Al reduced price l. invited. This article ha,ngbeen
purchased much below the market yalue-say - % 80
inch Al - 10 yards 10 the dress would COS, from
SIC 50 10 Si5-Narh much more, according 10 the
usual price ofihe Uncle.
Without further parlieuirzinE. al persons desiring
yey stylish aud reasonably pfied goods requested
IL cali and examine fpr themselves. They assured
that IL viii pay hem for iheif. tssuhle.
IN aditln ID the aiirart rnes- IL the stock shehas
engaged ia-iy and fashionable laly from sbt5ad II
assist her II mixing Up Dresses and MsniIes.
10 CASH buyers hberai discnqnt will be nsie.
such consideration j. due those who prefer buying
fir r.sh =. it ends al further ireuhlr.
IN making anple preparations and outlay 10 goods
she Hitters hersrf iha she sill he appreciated by
generous and Intelligent eon.muaiiy.
z. r. OWEN.
Anil IA Sc
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April 10
r>IYsRslrY MAGAZINE.

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Noiil.Cafoiina University MlgsIins Office, Z
May, 1853.
Dsar slr;-lIiyins been haaared BY our respective
soee'iFs. With tn EiiaF.lp d The n. g. Unver.ity
Magaz NJ. W tel i nuf du'y 10 make The Magazine
wnrihy u the Institution sip-e organ il il. fo il
shis. We are iofrtd y ak ihr cnuntenanre and pa
,ranage u uihris. 10 whom can We look fOr support
snh more pfpneiy, than - our personal flienIs AMI
The fitend- u the CONVERSELY
shrgi1 you be pleased TO send U. your nime, we
iru.t you will MI have Cause e regret il.
The Msgizine vii he punished about The 6rsi of
zach month rrcrpi JannsFy and july 10 The rs r ~
LITHeaaaPH o. some 5i-sing ii.hei Carnllnian, vii
eln, 81 psges Or more, making nea, volume Of a
tl.t 60 pages.
TEXAS, 81 pet snnum IN afraaos six copies fit
Sia.
Il win le our constant eiTon I, publish periodical
sdaptel tie literary wants 81 Citoinans since nurs
]. DE only plf,y lEctay monthly published ~ ths
state.
10 accomplish our purpose ve srs pleased IL an.
noance thsi have he polse II Contributions from
tie pen. 81 Hon. Wm II. Bate. Hon. W. 4. Graham.
Hon Jsha ~ Bryan. Hon. b. l.. swain. Rev. Frinsis
l. HaNks x .. Gtescy. Esi.. 4. p. Dick. Eaq.. Prof
him kinlbeflg. our European Correspondent and
iihtf stle writer's ihs aNa olher States. We slso
ntss Frasnn u expect sa1shs aiI from The fifteen ma
tgfe Scholars nhD comp - ths I nINsfsiy Faeuliy.
s. sftmnb. 70 so1ihf8l emulation. q nunl,ef "
pages uli be detoed - lie productions Of uur Eel.
lN STUDENTS thus hnle % elevate the standard uf
literature 10 orr nHis.
VIII aut fret IIhe August numhef.l wii tsgin :
.cts. u biog sAiss u tie ). z. supreme Cour Jug
e.
The Eiit0ials. Hrsiies 9tr0fi of College afFitr.
sii ,gnisn ~ srrgnniafths saiugs afhe Literary pr.
uin u y e., notices Of nes hooks; amusing psfs.
gfil,hs asc.
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oil sa6yaft o. Rhh gseft sunity. bot arhless
surrsss anis shsn ihe dis,ng4itted men, and h5sroi
psgDb II N. q. s,ali give ~ their eovnirnancs.
frgm ~, u siIend slaar ID " o. the Unisefsi'y
we .lisl r. rfsiffsl ioi patronage.
We have he honor 70 BE- Jesf sif, your fsspeeiful.
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THE WORLDS GREAT ENuIHI-
TI0N PRIZE MEDAL, awarded TO {. Meyer,
Tor his two PIANOS. London, October Is. 1851.

c. Ma * respectfully infrms his items aud The
public generally. that he has constantly On hand ri.
AMOS equal To those Tor which he received the Prize
Medal in London. in 1851.
All orders promptly attended to, and great care ia.
ken in the selection and packing the same.
He ha. received. during me ~. fifteen years. more
medals ihsn ans Other make. from lie Fnnkin IN
stituIe--sso First Premiums IN Boston. New iok
and Baltimore.
wsrerooms. No. 772 ARCH Street, below Eighth
South side, PHILADELPHIA.
June 93-6m.
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roR SALE Bf
FISHER e. EOARD,
GROCERS 4 COMM ISSION
MlslEolslANESa

MEWBERN, N. O.
OlAA LBS. N. C. Bacon.
OOoO 35 bbls. N. Y. Mess Pork,
10 Tons Peruvian Guano,
5 Phosphate Peruvian Guano,
s California Guano,
100 Bbls No. Land Plaster,
100 /" Hydraulic Cement,
$50 Sacks G. A. Salt
800 Bbls Alexandra Lime,
1900 Flour Bags,
2e00 Grain Bags,
rs Bills. N. q. and Muscoya Molasses,
20 Half hhls. N. 0. Moasses-very prime.
6s Bills. Refined N. 0. and W. !. Sugar,
65 Bags Java, Rio, Mar and Lag Coffee,
25 Bills. Ocean Mess Shad,
20 Ocean Mess Blue Fish,
40 N. q. Gross and Roe Herring,
No. Salmon and Mackerel in bbs bbls. bbs
and hbls
Sugar Soda, and Battle Crackers, at Bakers prices
for cash.
May rs. e2-cm.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

ZINE BIBLES, Prayer aud Hymn Book, Memo
Il raudum and Blank Books Of all sizes. Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes, usborne's Water colors
and Toy Paints, Fine Playing Cards, DominOs and
Backg CANNON Boards.
Fancy Articles Of all kinds.
Fine Hair, Tooth, Paint, Shoe, and Horse Brushes,
Ladies' Rubber, dressing Bonnet, and Puff Combs,
Fine aud Coarse Combs,
Rubber Head Bands and Hair Pins,
Morocco Travelling Bags, silk and Bead Purses,
Port Monies and Pocket Books.
Sewing Birds. Teching Rings, and Raiiles,
Metal Puff Boxes Tny Locomotives. Patent Gun
Wads, Toy Whips, Fishing Lines and Hooks,
China and Wax Babies aud Doll Heads, Tape Mea-
sures. Ffangpanni saichels.
Soaps, Pomade. and Perfumes: a,o Bazins and liau.
els Toilet Soaps. Periumety and Pomadts.
China Candle sticks Flower Vases, Motto Mugs and
Cups,
Rice Powders and Silly White, for The skin,
Violin and Bango Strings, and many other articles.
lust received and for sale al the
DRUG STORE.
July 5. IL
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KING s MOUNTALN IRON.

HAVE now on baud for sale Twelve Theusand
pounds Of the abe,e Iron, which has hsreiofne Civ
en- such general satisfaction and The faf which
Mr.. r. Is. Rin wa. agent consisting al Bar for Tire
and plantation u,.. squa,e. Baud. &c. &c,
The assortment will be k,p, complete, ard sold >,
lowest tate.
JAMES WEBB, Agent
Of Kings Mountain Iron Go.
December Ia, TO-
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COOKING STOVE.

WE shall receive IN few days No ! COOK
w ING STOVE. Of NSble's make for sale BY,
J. Z. TURRENTlNE s son
MAJ 10. sl-
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December H.,
sUSDRIEs,

EXTRACT Of Pine Apple, Extract Of Bsnsna,
White Pepper, frsngilsni satlsi., frshsilsni Pr
fnmr, Is,nes Hair Tonic, White snd Culornl ] issue
Paper. loi sale ~ the DRUG STORE.
September !.
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JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
GENERAL,
Purchasing & Commission Merchant,

! ultuuciuS OVhimicciVh thOl ph"ht'
and dealer In
Pianos, MeiOdiaas, Pumps, Safes, SeVing
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REFERENCES.
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John Baxter Tenn. Rev. W. q. Brownies, Hon. +
Z. jones Newport n.y.. Brown & Mciiilsr, Wa h.
iugion. w. & ID. Ri hlrdson Galveston, Texas u. R,
McAnslly. d. D. 81. Louis. Rev e. Z. Gillespie New
Orleans, J. w. Stoy, Esq. Cha lesion, ). g.. Hon. W
4. Graham, Hon ]. W L. Swain
Charles r Deems, D. l n. C., Myat.. 6 'Oler, Ala.
&c. &C.
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Bible Depository,

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hsnd good sssorlmsnto Of ibI.,snd Tesismenis b.
disposed 81 TO iho.s who wsn, :, the sceisys usual
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nv DENNIS HEARTT.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-03-18
Burglarious.

About . O'Clock in the afternoon of Mon
day last, eth inst, a boy entered the house
of Mr.. Nathaniel Dresser Of Bluehill, through
rear window which happened to be left
unfastened. Finding himself alone-as he
doubtless had anticipated appropriated
to himself 1.-THE freedom Of the city," lie
ransacked every room in the house-with one
experimentation unlocking or breaking
open the doors and he opened every cup
board, bureau, and drawer in the same man
ner. Evidently, his search was for money;
and not discovering any, he took nothing
with him in his exit, except the key to a
door opening into the room that he
did not enter. In one drawer there were
or dollars in change, but the room being
dimly lighed, he probably did not see it.
He was seen to go to the house, and about
one hour after, to leave it, but as no suspic-
ions were excited, no alarm was given
After leaving Mr.. Dresser's, he broke into
another house-the one formerly occupied by
Mr.. Silverlnan, by cutting and breaking
away lower sash, but no further damage
was done there.
| The lad Was about IA years of age; and he
told twoo three individuals whom he met or
the road, that his name was Clark, of anc
from Ellsworth; bound for Rockland II
search of work. He was shabbily dressed
and wore cap without visor, but having
u spread eagle on the front.
his business in Bluehill is a fair speci
men Of the work of which he is in search, w
opne the good people of Rockland will no
be very soIicitous about securing his services
Bluehill, Mar. ilth, 1859.
II i T.a' ny that 10 is bound to. Ed
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Hancock Agricultural Society

| Pursuant to the published notice the mem
bcrs OF this Society met at Writings Hal
the 9Th inst. The meeting, considering the
state of the roads. was as fully attended as
could reasonably be expected; and the vari-
Gus matters which came up for discussion
and action. elected discussion which wa.
interesting and profitable. Among the m os,
interesting subjects which claimed the at
tention Of tn /, meeting was the one Of provid
ing place for future Exhibitions O.. the
Fair and Show. A proposition was made t,
the Society to lease for term of years,
a plot of ground within reasonable distance
from this village, upon conditions that it
should be fenced, and put in suitable order
for the purposes for which it is wanted. A
prop osition was also made to sell lands for
the purpose. The Society chose Commit
tee 10 examine the several propositions, and
any Others that light be made, and also to
examine any other plots that might be
thought suitable and to report at a subse-
quent meeting. The committee consists of
Richard Tinker, S. p Donnell Charles JOY.
W. II. Black and Daniel Adams. 1t was
also voted to recommend to the farmers of
the county the Hereford cows, as the best
adapted to the climate, THE soil and the feed
The Cotswold sheep and the Suffolk swine
were recommended
The Treasurer was authorized to purchas
twenty-five bushels of pure jackson Pota.
toes, and four bushels of Canada or Aroos-
took corn for seed to be furnished to the mem
bers Of the Society at cost
Members of the Society made statements
Of their success in raising root crops the last
season, with some account of the soil and
the kind of manure used. Also remarks
were made rs to thu relative value of the VA
ripus kinds Of roots for feed Tor stock. Mr.,
Frevett Of Trenton preferred the mangel
wurtzel to carrots. lie also favored them as
producing the best crop.
The subject of manures was also discussed.
and the several views elected.
The meeting was very interesting one
fhe Secretary will give notice of the time
and place Of the next meeting.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-03-18
Franklin. March It'll. 1859.

FRIEND SAWYER Will you oblige read
er Of the American by inserting these lines
in it.
l have been much interested by Mr.. JAR
Wis communications through your Paper of
late, addressed to the Ladies Of Hancock
County, on the Mount Vernon purchase.
have to regret though, that those appeals in
spired as they are by the very genius Of elo-
quent patriotism, will probably be read by
but small minority of the Ladies in our
County. This should not be so. There is
that chaste persuasivcn"ss IN Mr.. Jarvis APP
peals to the better half of this County for
aid in helping to sec. re the Home and Tomb
of our Country's Father from further demo-
lition by time and circumstance, which
should be seen and read; consequently felt
and acted upon by every Woman who has
any regard for Patriotism or flial Duties
In fact, the Ladies are capable of realizing
the Truth that George Washington is some
thing more than IL Fourth of July Saint, to
sing peans to on that day, and dance out of
mind on the twenty-second of February
They can realize that the appellation of
Father Of his Country does honestly attach
to that sac: ed name, and that the whole
broad stage of this worlds action and the
Heroes who have figured upon it from Adam
down to Buchanan. affords no name, no
memory of man at all comparable, IN that
which constitutes true greatness, to Wash
inston. We live in fast age, and
have too little regard for that which is
past and to come; but pardon me I speak
the truth. when saying that there will not
be one American woman of sensbility living
in this Country ten years hence, who will
not regret if she has allowed to pass unim-
proved Il is first. best and probably last OPP
portunity she will have Of usefuly testify
ing her regard for her Country's Savior
Think of it then, Women Of Hancock County
and OF Franklin in particular, where So lit
tie re gard as ", has been shown for Wash
lnstons memory and resting place, and see
If before the 18th of March you cannot re-
trleve your fame and enrol your names on
Washington Monument, there to remain as
long as that proud memento of his greatness
shall endure. Your sons may be called by
the nation to Washington; ifso. they will
gaze with prld, upon their mothers names
inscribed on the record.
Truly yours,
SIANIEY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-03-18

TUE TITLE OF Nh. We had occasion to
write an Ex Judge of this State on business
this winter and affixed the title of Hon.
The Tx dignitAry wrote in reply a petulant
letter and returned the compliment. We
thought the thing was, 10 use cant term
run into the ground" and for the future we
shall use no other title than that of plain Mr.
in our correspondence. Hope we shall es-
cape censure. and the charge of a want Of
veneration for empty titles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-03-18

PollrIcAL. Some prominent Republicans
of New York city have addressed note to
Hon. Henry 5. Lane, one of the ousted In
diana Senator'S, disappearing of the action OF
the Senate and inviting him to come before
his great constituency of the Union, "by de-
livering an address in New York. Mr.. Lane
replies in an eloquent letter, declining the
invitation. on account of business engage.
ments, He says
IS far is Indiana is concerned, promise
you that she will avail herself of the first CD
portunity to avenge the wrong and INSULT Of
tored her. and to assert her rights and yindi
cate her honor. High and augu as tn,
American Senate is under the constitution
there is a tribunal still higher and more au
gust-the peopte al The ballot Dor and tc
that tribunal We shall appeal. There, W.
ieel assured, our rights will be indicated