Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06
New ClOaks.
NNTE wish to call the attention Of the Ladies
w of Ellsworth and vicinity, TO our largo
assortment of New
Spring Style of Cloaks,

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manufactured from the choicest shades Of Foreign
and Domestic Cluakings, and the neat aud superb
or manner in which our Cioaks are got mp. We
ci 20 the prices and descriptions of n few oil ffo
leading styles, to enable those from a distance,
ordering, to form some idea of Tho styles.
Style b., No. 30-Price $4, 90,
Is made from the fine Eagle Mills sacking Of dit
fcrent grades of Drabs Gyays and States. 1t is
cut With the loose sack body If medium length.
new jacket sleeve, narrow rolling collar, square
cuff ard pocket wels. broad hem at the bottom
stitched twice-the collar. cuffs and wclts hemmed
and trimmed with galloou of different shades.
either to match or CONTRASTING with the color vi
the cloth from which the garment is made
Style O., No. 20--Price $500,
Is made from fine Middlescx Stacking, in drab and
slate or grey shades. II is cut with Pclernc fronts
suck back, with a gore between back and front
which takes up over the arm quite full, forming y
sleeve; has pointed collar which is trimmed with
fine galloon (of pretty contrast with the garmcnt)
laid on fat and stitched twice; broad hem on tho
bottom and stitched twice. A pretty and cheap
garment, and great fayorite.
Style R., No. 20-Price 500,
Is new style, in length, between the regular short
sack ana medium length, made from all-wool Mid
dlesex cloth, j,ckct sleeves, pointed collar and
bound with silk galloon, two pockets and trimmed
with pleeted ribbon.
Style r., 20 X-Price 5000,
Is short ocket sack, of fec nIi.wool cloth, jack
ct sleeves, sack back, bound with broad heavy silk.
stitched twice around, pockets, and heavy cuts.
and trimmed with ocean she'll buttons.
Style D., No. 20-Price $500,
Is made of the best Middlesex Sacking, in all tho
different shades. 1t is cut with loose sack body
of medium length, coat sleeve and rolling collar,
two pockets, broad Lem around the bottom
"Ocean Shell " buttons and button holes, single
breasted. DUFF, collar and pocket wells are made
of silk, quilted in fine block checks to match each
other, and in contrast with the color Of the gar.
ment.
Style A., No. 10-Price S10,50
This garment is made from our fine German Broad
Cloth in different shades of delicate drabs. 1t is
cut with plain sack body, of medium length,
somewhat shorter than last years styles; is finish
ed with broad hem two inches wide, stitche ed fro
with silk, two rows 1t has jacket sleeve, rath-
er larger than our Winter garments, and rolling
coat collar of silk, quilted very fine, in block
checks or squares. 1t has an elegant new cuff Of
silk, quilted to match the collar, which goes all
around the sleeve, and Ia ps about three inches ON
the outside. The pockets and wets are made Of
silk and quilted to match, and placed on the OUT
SIDE OF the garment. Button holes in front, TRIM
med with new Ocean Shell buttons. This cloak is
a perfect gem, and will be much liked by all La
dies of Taste and Discriminate n.
STYLE ", No. 12-Price 81, 80.
A snort Jacket Sack, made from 6ne all wool Fam
c, French Coaking, notified, pervading color pur-
pie collar, pocket welts, and cuffs, bound with
heavy purple silk, two pockets. and trimmed with
Ocean Shell buttons. More show to it than any
garment iu stock
Black Cloaks.
Also, variety of Black CIoaks, cut circular and
half circular, with and without sleeves.
Water Proof Cloaks.
Cut is six different styles, with and without
sleeves; together with q full assortment of every
style, ranging from LOO up.
Cloakin@S.
All of the new shades Of All Wool MiddIescx
and Salisbury Cloak Cloths, Black German Cloths
and Beavers.
Water Proof Repellants.
We wish to call especial attention to cur RepeI-
lauts as they arc made from fine English warps,
best eolors, and ftsy-seyen inches wide, express
y to make the largest sized cloaks without pecing.
MiddleseX.
Black and White Checks, Repcllants warranted
water proof; all the rage for Summer Dress Car
ments
Robinson & Harden.
Ellsworth May 18th, 1862. II