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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
@tel5erz6Du1e.

Nbtltpp Stel5er, G'9entbHmev.
81. peter, Mtnn.
Diele5 neAe @albaua it fir bas ~reilenbs pubti-
FUN leBt er5hnet. &ptganser teim Sag werpen
81 ben btQt91ten preiien aufgenpmmen. @utf
StaQuns urb 9Daler itets 81 baten.
Mu9 1T bier pte Sta9ezSffce fir 1ra<
oerle peS Stpur, ct. peter unp Nepzu lm.
Yot9ailen gcben Don bier aus Mpntass une
6retta8s BON ct, peter nah Nep=lllm une am
nd4ten Sage retour.
Na9 "a @rol1e Dientags unb @amiaas>
MontaaS unb TreitaaS retpur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
@tffnbabnen II. DamfpbpDte.

@tfenbQbnen II. DamfpbpDte.
Die fur5efe> fAueuite uns aueinise eeraoe
Npute rn6
Mlpanfee, Chicago
uno auen punften TIM Sfen unp Slpen
1T iber bic
Mi1maufee, ga Grp0e
nno ct. paul @i5enbubn-Qinte.
O1e berrliden Yalagier= Bppte 81 prtbert= Gelie
Htptnt uno Ocean Wase laufen bielen Spmn,e1
5wtiden "a @rc1e unb ct. Waut unb bilben eius
nnaD1ansl9e Sinte 5ur idleuniseaB efYrseruua ppn
Ya1agieren unb 6ra6t.
&oute. WV ""''''
3wei Grprebsuse eeben taolib Don ~,
ab BET Der Nntunft Der Mpreens urb Mbenhbncte
BON ct. Yaul unb leQen III Milpaufee Werbinp-
ungen Der nit ben Dampfi9iTen Der Detroit u1t
Milpaufee Gtlenbabn mad, @raub 5aset u,,b ben
3usen Der Milwaufee- uub Gbicasp-@ ilenbabu
mad Gbtcagp unb allen punften I'M Often unr
@Iben.
Spectal1 8efanntma9un0.
panaeiere, pelde baS Mprgenbppt aul1erbalt
ct. paul s%erla7en bel ieiner Mnfunft III Ga grp0e
erret9sn Wilpautee peer Gbicaso 5 Gtunprn yp1
oen1eutgen, welde iber Yrairie pu @bteu aeben
uno IL @tuneen Dor eenienisen> ,pelds iiber Gun-
leitb sebeu.
8eieat Gidets iber Ga @rp0e.
Wegen Durfttdets mad alien Yuaitsn pltlia
uno lublt9 tpenoe man 1tG at
: s. ). % sSanSstlain, ea ero6s.
S. 81. aimtaa, Sidet~ Mssnt,
Milpaufee.
W+W @ilipn, 0eneral=paIaaier-
N9ent, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
uiatSu0.

J. e. & 8. G. Bur6ank
iab epn ibrsm alien @eiaaftaplaB am GuB Der
Sadl oafrabe nad benz grpbsn> jiinst BON 5ollanb
uno aftller tnnesebabten @aarenbau}s, Gde Der
SitlsYtrabe, se3paen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
q. q. @. o.

Mfinnefrta=G ain, Nr. /.
Dieter pain arbeitet unter Der ae1ebli9en @e-
ridtsbarfeit bes @roB.9ains Don Nem~g Drf uub
bdlt feline reselmdbtsen SiBupsen teeen Dienfag
Mbenb UNI 8 ubr III benz Qpfale in Madubin's-
Builbings, i'm britten 9tpd, Gfe Der 8asbinq-
tou- unb giierten StraBe. Ginguag an @aS-
biuston. 5tra6e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
1850. - ~ F#Z==z==a 1860
Mft6tg1n @Dutbern

unD
Detroit, WpnrDe unb Tplebp Gobn.
Oteie Qinte u1b lire Gerbinbunaen bi[beu ei1e
poaltanei9e &pute Don Oetrpit 1ad 4@bicaap
Mf1lnautte, @alena, Gpd Sslarb> Dubuaue,
8urlt19ton> pratrte pu gbte1t, ga grpiIe, ct.
paul, @atroz ct. 2puis, ct. Splseb uup ale
Nputen int Welten unb SIemeitsn.
MuG
nab Sclebo, GleSelanb, ptttsbura, @beeliua.
Nen- . prf, uab alien Srten, ppbi1t man anf ben
ssr19iebenen 3weisbabnen son jenen Ylasen fab,
rem FAINT Mbfabrt.
6 nbr As Minuten Mittas. 2iebtnius grpreG
fur Gbtcagp unb gfem= gprf
fDmnt an 81 Mbrian unit 9,45 gprmitaas
@ 1Dlebp tint $50
. @lepelanb um $40 Nadm.
Vufalp UNI 1920
9 9btcaep un1 ZOO
nbr Na&mittass. Solepp unb Cincinnati
fSnlmt na9 Gplebp UNI 4,O5 Madmittaos,
@leselanb UNI $50
Buffalo rnt 1855 Gprmittao5<
New-gprf unt $50 Nabn,ittaas.
Otele Npute rna9t ptrefte 0erttncuua III Gles
Selarb NIT. ben pra9tDpllen Steamern vGity d
Sunalo" une y9Beltern Metrppplis, uab Buffalo.
3 nbr IS Minutea Na4m. Mtrian unb gBs-
tern @rpreb
tVrtnat an gu Mpnrple INT sos Nahmittaas,
. Mbrtan unt 1000
Gbtcasp I'm 700 @prmittass.
NJ &arten f1nnen erbaltett tperpen
gu Detroit IN ber Sfice Der Gpmpagnte.
Gde Mtpater@ unp 8ruibzStrabe
Dte d3iee geben nad Der Gbieasp ;3eit at,
&pel9e UNI 20 Minuteu friber 1T ais bic bon De-
tro't. Sno. .. 6 a ut pbell,
Gen'l superintendent.
S.Y. Inigbt> Msent au Detrpit.
@en'l 9upertrt. Sfice, Tplebp, Stunt IS. 80
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

& 5err S. g. Sli1ter
TT ais Sbeilbater in bas pbeneenannte @el9aft
et119etreten uno .pirb leine pertben beutl9en SUIT
ben III tbrer Mutteripra9e freunbli9 u1b seeQ be-
btenen. %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

~"t'S+ "|*ANSk|tt|l.
9fsl1e pa11a9ierz nno Grprebz Tradt=Qtnue.
Setrptt= ,nS Nitltpaufie= Gifeubsbn.
in Sertinbnn9 nit ben
Meuer unp I9Dnen SceanzD a1npfldi7en
uOetrptt" ul1o uMilpoufee"
Pas Dampfldih uMilwauFee", @apt. 81 idarps
SerlaBt BEN GpG am SuBe Spn A2i(mouFee@ Straes
1epen Mpr9en pracils 5 ubr CSpnntna6 oueor.
1%loH'a1en) unD lteht nit BEN GtieNt0bn= 3iaen Ss1
2etrplt= uno Wtitmaufee=> Great QNelern- mn
Netp~yprf Central ail~M Il sab in birfftcr o;f,.
%tinbuna.
AIfunft III Niaeara salts 4 ltr Moraens,
Nlbang 4 l1br Wadm,,
Mepryprf 9utr so Sp. MbtS,
Soitcn ~ lbr Madtg.
Nas 0amR1ldifT rGetrcit", CAPT. MeSries.
9tflaBf een Gpd Der Getroit= uno Milpautefz
e'l~e1lbatn=eo, N1dmittaes I tttr (Gpuntaof
ou8gsnpmnen).
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Su5p. Srip9e 5 lltr albcuos,
Nlbanp 4 l1br MpraerS.
New Yprt 10 ubr IS 9I. Shore.
Spfrn II rbr 45M 81. Mitt.
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ltad1 8relAe'> 5auturA 5aDre, Wutpegpen, Mptr
tefoart, EtSfrpppl &C. uerpcu in ser Stdce BE-,
eon1pegnie ~srrfauft.
Ytaql1ete 1llr trgcnb siren ait cr Getrcit uno
Nt'lpautse = gilsnbabn 9~elegensN plab pereen
prompt nnS bili9 t~cfDrpcrt.
Wan sefdne JraGt: Via D. & MI
N'elr er'1pasnie %tstErbert Jradt ~ b]ebeatfus
9srtl19frsr pretien, id,ueller uup fid,Ssrer, ais r..
ofne cine enpers @elelIdaft.
ST5Ies III Mitnantie $50 Stwa1er1nBe.
y. 9iiemeter Galiirer,
S"l1usM osius, Gsneral= &qent.
S. $. Wbitman,
%rellsnoer aysnt fir ben Wslten.
Sbnr1a5 Jprtes, }m,z
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D.@. 0reeman, ,"oe"fe'''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
9hbt Kit Uber{eben !

9ftht GIT Mberleben!
Dte lrteraei&neten etnpTnsen uns ,warten
I'M Qauf bes @pmmers
frtfbe @e,tbumaen
BON trpbll1medenben Gafee'S uub Ehee'8
@epur5en, Chocolate, @i9orien, setr. Mepfeln,
alsee3et9net 1GDnen tiirfii9en 3 ~ et1den,
Waisen9rics>
5afer9ribe
perl9raupen,
Sa0p,
neaen boQanbtf9en 9artnsen, beim Baab1en
oeuti9em Gent unb anbern
@rpcerte~@aare11
letpte Maub=, &au= unb Shnupf=Eaba-
fe1t,. au9 balten wtr @9wei3erfd1 e, .5arbiues,
Sal3laroeuen unb feline @iearren nprrdtbta un6
eeTEertret etelelben far ben @rOB- unb aleinban-
bel III htQtsen Yrei5en.
S.. paul, rs. Mpril 1860.
pfantm4 u. paar,
3te StraBe, nebenb Der Stride.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

s. 6. 8urbanf
General . Meett fir bic @alena= Dunleitb~ unt
Minneipta -Yadet-Go.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
&eiter'8

@afbin8tpn=Saus.
Drttte 9traBe, 9 t.. Yeter Minn.
Dieles 5utel bat cine Mnsabl pou gsr1unliasn
3immern un6 beibt iberbaupt ale YequemliA>
teitea eineS 5auies erlter 8la6e. =
@ute @taluneen iiuo bent 5au1e beieefiat.
Die pof9aile Serldbtb as u@aibineton>5 ausr
fir Meusl1lm jebeu Ureitag u. Montaa Muroer.
peter 5arff GisentbUmer.
st. Nanl=Saus
unp 2agerbterzS olopn
pen 9enrp NaMor,
BeQeplaire, Minn.
Sn gerbinbuns nit Dem 9ptel linb ausgeseit-
nete @taQuneen. Gbenip Wa6er int usberf fluff,
Gute ppdrbind AZ 4%eitnenG6eu Mrpifpn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
Not Opposed to Union.

The Republicans OF this County desire the
aid. the counses, and the good will of every
true Union man. They RETAINED from pas
ring any party resolutions at this time, that
all such might unite with them in sustaining
the State and National Government. They
will be willing to share with them the respon-
sibiites Of Office, but will not give up
their organization, their name, and their
principles at this time, for we know not what
We want no THIRD PARTY at this time to
thwart the will of the people and to distract
and divide the Union men The r publ
cans ask not Of Democrats any such sacrifices.
There cannot exist, only for short time, a
third party in this country. The scheme for
such a partywas inausurated to break up the
Republican party. Some of the leading
men, but they are growing less, daily, are
bold in dcnouncing Lincoln and his admins
ton. Some are for disunion. but the mn.
jority are honest and sincere, but are deceiv-
cd by men who were under pay last year from
democrats, to do this same service The on
ly safe course, then, is to support regular
nominations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06

We have placed upon our outside a
portion of the remarks Of Hon d. s. Dick
inson Of New York, and also Of Hon. 10
scph Holt. two loyal Democrats. TIE rea-
der will bear with US, If, during these ex-
citing times of rebellion and civil war. We
occupy our columns almost exclusively With
remarks of those who arr loyal and true, and
with matter which tends ~ increase love
of our whole Union.
THE Ctucus We hope there will l. a
good attendance at the Caucus today. tFri-
day.) to select q candidate itr Representa-
tive To the Legislature. 1t al be- there aHl
cachyotc for his own cand,dstc,f hc has re
At any rate, while ample notice has brcn Civ
en-, and all invited t. attend. there can h.
no excuse for boiling or finding FAULT
wv learn from Capt. james Griffin Of
this village, that he has just received lettrr
from his brother, tllcn Griffin, who former.
ly resided in Ellsworth, but Tor the last two
yclrs has been in Kansas, in which h. -ays
that himself and four sons ar in the Kansas
regiment which is in Missouri. This lam
ly were in the battle at Davis Crock where
General Lyon fell, and ono soa WAS W1unisI
and taken prisoner.
LfGnf BREtKtNG.-lha glorious achieve
ment of the Naval Expedition at llatt-ras
Inlet, and the energy and pramptituds II
our commanding Generals ausur series
of important movements. some # which will
startlc the rebel sympathi1crs aud put nea
phase upon National matters LIT the tim
id renew their courage AMI the true aud
brave breathe free and deeper.
RrNNl>G THE BLock.DE-Th British ship
Alliance, formerly of Charleston, which sail
cd from st. John, y l., with earg, sai4-
posed to be especially adapted to tie wants
of the rebels, Is reported 10 have arrived ut
Beaufort, y. C., having successfully run thu
blockade THIS is the ship that attracted -
much attention while loading at st. John u
few weeks ago, and which it is said received
portion Of her cargo IRON Boston.
MIR Schnable, n somew hat noted p1-
litical Lecturer last year, and the very sam
windy spoutcr that had 50 much 70 say here
about the "AIalaba Coast &c, has been ar
rested for treason and sent to F,rt Lafay
cite.
-Tho time of the departure and arrival
Of the Castine and Ellsworth mail stag has
bccn changed again, 50 that now it leaves
Ellsworth on Friday morning as Of old -
We shall now be able 10 send the imcrcaa
to subscribers in good time.
~ Remember that by law passed. last
winter, in all towns having over 5o0 and un-
der 5000 inhabitants the POS must be tTt
opra untiI 'c3olk p VI. ami closed al that
hour.
col. t. y. Jameson has been ap-
pointed Briladicr General Lieut.. Col.
Roberts has succeeded to his place a 81.
Of the Il Maine Regiment MUIR varney
has become Lieut.. Gsl.
- we understand that tie Company
which hts just been enlisted hsre, and wdob
lett for Augusta on Monday, was recruited
without any expense 70 tie State.
-TAe Government has issued orders
prohhi.iu, tle transmission Of aas tie
graphic dispatches to any poia: within the
rsia.l S,s,ts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
Hon. G. A. Spoford.
The Bottom Of the Third Par.
ty Dropping Out.

We have received from prominent Re
publican in the Western part of the coun-
ty. letter, in which he says that Hon.
Charles A. Spofford writes him in reply to a
letter of inquiry, that "he was put in nom
ination for Senator by the third party with
out consultation, and that he shall give the
regular nominees of the Republican County
Convention, cordial support
luis is the course that his friends and the
Republicans and genuine Union men sup
posed he would take.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
BOOK BINDING.

SAVE FROM u TO Il PER CENT
The Subscriber will be in Ellsworth about the
9TH inst, with
SAMPLES OF BINDING,
Plain and Gilt, Of the very best styles, and war
ranted equal to any in New England
Samples and prices ,riHJe on exhibition al The
american Office.
Specimens especially for the Pictorial Works Of
shakspear Battles of Our Navy, &C.. &c.
Harpers, Cooley and and al: Magazines will be
done up in good style and with dispatch.
Send all Books and Magazines TO me personally,
or to \. X. sawyer, American Office.
WIN. 4. STANW00D.
Ellsworth, Sept 4th, 1851. 50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06

TnE DlREcr TAX, as it now stands, bears
lightly upon tia; largest elass OF our popu-
lation, the moderate farmers, and Congress
cvinced a proper discretion in that particu-
lar A man who has farm worth SloQo,
under this act, will pay tax OF about one
dollar. and no patriotic man viii pay that
small pittanee grulsinsly, who has the
slightest appreciation of the value Of this
government. or OF the startling fact that it
;he Union falls. his thousand dyllar farm
could not be sold for $3.50, If indeed a pur-
ehaser could he found Il; any price
Let the Union be destroyed and every nan :
property is sacrificed, while on the other
hand. il it he restored aad maintained. the
ordeal through which it will have passed.
will make it stronger aud brighter than ever
Hence every mans interest admonishcs him
u do all in his power - preserve the Union
and to irjwn upon Disunion, whoever may
be bold CROUCH to breathe 1t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
A Stronger Love.

We find that the Straight Wings Of this
County are in the third party movement
They have experience in that line which
many others have not. But it is all plain as
sunlight that they have Il stronger lore than
their hoasted love OF the Union it isa ioee
Of tb,r old pr9udeccs aga,ast the Republican
party. They, therefore, while acknowledge
ing that the Republican party is Tor the n
ion, " to man, demand that it shall give
up its name and its principles, that they
may thereby be placed in situation u at
like true patriots. This is asking too much
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
Class Convention.

The Republicans Of the Representative District,
coinpr,.in. the towns OF Goui!.bOrD. Sullivan,
FraaEtiq, Ea.tb-ook land Townships AMI Pisnta-
tons Nos. seven, eight, nine, ten and twcnf y-one,
are hereby notified that at a meeting Of thr r.
uublcaus Of sullivan. On tie g4th inst, Gilbert
+. Simpson was put in nomination as cnnitlatc
i5r Representative to the Legislature, to be sup
ported in the ensuing election.
Per Order,
J. {. CHILCOrT Secretary.
Soliiv.p Anil aG lsIl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
70 . u y @.
HANCOCK ss-supreme judicial Court, April

HANCOCK ss-Supreme judicial Court, April
Term. lSGl.
Holm WEST 4 AL VS.. Hiram Young, And
- now on, suggestion OF the Court that the de-
PENDANT, at the time Of the service of this writ,
was not an inhabitan Of this state, aud had no
tenant, agent attorney within, that his goods
or estate nave been attached in this action and
that be has had no notice of said suit and attach
mcnt; h IS Ordercf, That notice of the pcndancy
Of this writ be given to all persons interested by
publishing atested copy # this order, together
with an abstract of the Plaintiffs writ. three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American, a
new paper printed at Ellsworth, III the County OF
lancock, the last publication be at least thirty
DAYS before the next term of this Court, to be
holden at Ellsworth, within and for the County OF
Hancock on the fourth Tuesday of October next,
the said defendant may then and there appear and
answer to said suit II he shall see
Attest, p. W. PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
New Goods. New Goods !!
CHE.iP FOR CASH!
Quick sales and small Profits.
READ! READ.
IMPORTANT TO ALL !!

We weati call the atteatiau at the trade and
tire J=aHle seucr,Ity, to our stock Of Dry foods,
e tala.. t.sst, and shoes ,irseeries, &c, bought
ir eash an.l all lie -all ~ tue very lowest pric.
as Tor cash. o. suit t4e times.
W. ssrHaity invite "a q give Us call,
G=alfz tst.zrf- utatHrr AL raIilren all
chase su.af.. 4zil Eei, AMI f.e, and Spices
NJ atass.s al -EtaH5 81 very low price
Hfansss. l.el4uu.. iut1ccl. ami Candles, llles.
.slce .Hlr a81 als AMI liflpus VII, long han
..4r e...1s is pure add al freshly ground,
~ d.fHeu lHd si-4t,sa cent. only pound
uar ia ts. a sitHr Tat cannot be beaten.
Na.l tHf g4r55s Is a. s7.l ~ ahy that : eaten.
T5e fesi Il "uF sai.is, Ton macy @ mention,
Zoo IND g. bescry sell worth your attention.
Is, expect o.. succeed for our cause II Is just,
4Gl aa- ma'ta .itll bee &. Don't ask u to trust"
W- treat atl politely T. sasw Is uu trouble,
taf ~ ku=w ta be eistl uaf trade IL will double.
THrn -tse as a call remember the store,
Na,55 e., i l.. T. Aassltt ,raiet before.
DAVID l.. WASGATT.
NJ bessft. Aug. -. lssl. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
5pctial Notices.
Caucus.

The Rsrubit,u, # III worth requested tl az
I.sFas l.Hajl FRIDAY tire 9Th inst ri t@n o'clock ia s'e
afternoon - nominate candidate Or Repreaeuat,e 10
the stat legislature
All parsons ~ favor q prosecuting the prescott 70
4 Successful termination arr erWlly invited e. attend
Pa uHpfR us T4a, Countries
Ellsworth. scrt. H. ls6i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Army ENrEtorEs, with the name Of the
person addressed, number of regiment and
letter Of company, printed to order, at tins
oficc.
- We are in want Of some Hard Wood
in paymeu, for subscription to the Ameriean
VIII those intending to supply Us take no.
tice.
- VIII postmasters and other friends
send US early returns of the vote in this
locality?
sUFLutD ACCIDENTS. \. JOY,
4 syn village was considerably .iur
eJ this week, by upsettins dish
M ~ lSfesos@ luid, that he had set on fire and
- M kill flies. The fluid was spilled
" Oh MI And face. lie is doing well, and
escAyN Sout so much injury as would
Rk6ectei.
NssH Foster was also seriously injur-
a9t kS cop liking of auid lamp, on Fri
", Id ~. The flames caught her
4 rs "a p ~ was with the utmost difficulty
-. "a oss m .,..ce of mind Of Miss Foster
" IL " SN y .om death. She is doing
Sl'sls H., "a :; {.
N bibsA % y VQqany at an elect
atss..E,sA = ccraay before leaving Tor
.ish 25l' Sc Stof Col J. S Rice for
n A>s. Nd, lst Lieut., and W
Is "a itft
nig.lid not learn fno were appointed Sar-
scanss. The company partook Of cola
= ion at Lords Hall before leaving. The
hncn we're hale looking, and more than an
80 yerase for size and hight, and are bound
E HEe have no4doubt, to make their mark.
-Wamboid & Whitby's Circus aud Me-
, narerie will exhibit in Ellsworth, WedRes
day, September lth. Among the list of
6erformers is Master Willie Whitby, but nine
Esears of age, the most daring bareback rider
fider in the world also Madame Elvira the
Beautiful slack wire dancer also Mr.. XIV
Gers the great talking and performing clown
tie Snow brothers in their wonderful acts oil
AGILITY the wonderful India Rubber man +,
Her Driesbach Shaw the lion tanner, trick
korse Ducrow ard Cupi the smallest pony
n the world Tickets to the double show %
rent,f chiidren 10 cents 7
-ETbsfeader will please notice the ad-
serasement Of Mr.. Higgins who has the right
for Whceler's Patent Water Drawer for this
W county. Mr. ii. had one OF the Drawers in
town the other day, and on exhibition, and
. COMPETENT judges pronounced it the best IN
- yention Of the kind yet seen in this section
+ 4 1t seemed to work easily, and to fully answer
all the purposes for which it is intended
Mr. Higgins has no doubt but it will super
cede the chain and wooden pump, complete
ly.
A VErERAs.-Rev. Daniel Waldo, OF SYr-
acuse, n. Y, who served as chaplain IN Con
gress four years ago, recently preached
disoourn SSsseAcster. lie is said to be the
oldcut n sluate af Yale College being
" sinth year, and in the sew
sV,f%y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06
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PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
II ursday, -.
Scar Carc,sa Whi,more, Providence.
- Adelaide Clark from below
CLEARED
seAr No'ant, Cousins, New York
:" Edward, Webster, fremont
friday, SO.
81, I,,,,,tinc Grant New York
sloop Lap Wing, Dodge, Bangor.
Saturday IL.
sehr r p Warren. Jordan. Boston,
q F,rcs, Wood Bostop
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e" Car,ssa, Whitmorc, do
" GEORGE Mary, Lord do
sehr MInniola, Holt, Boston.
" Dolphin, DAVIS, do
g Abigail, Murch, do
CLEARED.
Sunday, /.
sol, Co,n.cIor Wbi,more. Boston,
ARRIVED
MONDAY,
Schr NonpGrcil, Bunker. Cranberry Isles.
=. Delaware, Jackson, Boston.
" Agrcola, Herrick, do
Tuesday, 8.
schr Znlette. Milliken. Boston.
" Panama, Tate do
CLEARED.
Sch, Rslls Uon Bos,oo