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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

gale at the time from W could not launch a
boat but by the aid of ropes, succeeded in taking
off three of the crew lay by her until the next
day. when the gale abated then the schooner's
boat was launched, and the four remaining men
went on board tho barque. The Wanderer was
built at Boston in 1884, rebuilt in 1852 / Is tons,
and owned by q n Black Of Boston.
Brig Alice Maude, which went ashore recently
at Bass Han bor was got off, and has been brought
back to PASSPORT for repairs. She is not much
damaged
Ship Dromo of Calais, Crecker, laden with deals
for Bristol Channel, welt ashore on Bliss Is'anf,
at noon of the 10th inst. Vessel and cargo have
been sold at auction at Eastport. Cargo insured ;
vessel uninsured.
Sch Edward, of Ellsworth, which was driven
ashore at the Point, North part of Newport, dur
ing gale on the lst inst, was got off on the NOR
ming Of the 2jth, without damage, assisted by q
crew from the United States ship Constitution
She was taken to the inner harbor
Sch Alma OdliD, Conery, from Baltimore for
Dluehll, put into New York oath lust, short of
provisions, having experienced very heavy wealth
er.
Barque Antioch, of Castine, Claussen, Mt New
York from Gibraltar, reports Dec 81 lat 80 o.
Ion A 10, in a heavy gale from WSW to UNIV,
sprung mainmast, split foretopSal and fore top
mast staysail. The gale lasted SO hours, with G
scry heavy sea had the wind from WSW to WN
W from Dec 20 to Jan II, blowing a gale most of
the time.
Sch Circassian, from Baltimore for Deer Island
Me, put into New York 2sth inst, for repairs hay
ing lost and split sails, an so forth.
The wreck of sch Mechanic, of Ellsworth, (be-
fore reported abandoned) was passed 10th ult, in
lat 30 80, Ion 60 80.
Brig Ina, Lancey, from New York Dec &c for
Neuvitas, wrecked near tho barbor of Nuevitas
registers l9l tons, and was built at PASSPORT in
1892.
sch Emma Wadsworth, which went ashore re.
Gently near West Quoddy, is on Houstons railway,
Eastport, undergoing repairs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
Special Notices.
Ellsworth Post Office Regulations.

OFFICE DAILY, (GxcsPr srSnAY FROM TO Il A. M,
AND FROM 12l TO u p.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 81 TO LOT Am.
Mails close-Wesern one hour and Branch Mails one
fourth Of an hour before departure.
Western Mal-Arrves daily, except MOnday,) at =
o'clock
q" Depart. daily, except suuday,) at o.
clock P. N.
Eastern Ma-Arrives daily, except Sunday at Il o.
clock NJ.
4" Departs daily, Except Mouday9 at o.
clock A NJ. Eastern Mail closes at :
O'Clock NJ.
Buckspor and Belfast-Arrves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 81 lock N. Departs Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, at / p. ".
Sullivan aud Narraguagus-A Arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at O'Clock Departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at O'Clock A..
Mount Dcscrt-Arriyes Wednesday and Saturday at IL
O'Clock Depart Tuesday aud Friday, at II o'clock NJ
CastHc-Arrvcs Monday and Thursday, al O'Clock P.
N. Departs Tuesday and Friday, AT O'Clock A. NJ.
Trenton Point ARRIVES saturday, at IL O'Clock De
parts saturday, at O'Clock ,, NJ.
Amherst aud Great toHd-A rrivs saturday at clock
N. Departs Friday ., O'Clock A..
l.. d. JORDAN, Postmaster.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

C>~rSE.--Ar til ius,, brig Roamer, Thomp-
son, Portland.
Sid list, brlss IIomer,FlrkHr, for st George
Grenada Beaver, Taplcy, Carlcuas.
CALAIs.-Iu port 10th, sch Loui, Walsh Read.
for Providence "a soon the weather will permit.
PoRrL,Sp.-Ar t,schs X Rautoul, Hammond
Machias for Boston j W Dtsko, Drisko, Bath
for Fortress Monroe
Ar 18th, sch : and L Small, Douayan, sullivan.
Ar 18th. brig Anna y Torrey, Griffin, Boston
Bosrov.-Cld 2}d, schs 4 Appleton, league,
New York l~Iok, Nhtmore, Ellsworth.
Ar 2lth, sch Panama, Tate, Ellsworth,
Ar nth, sch julia Grace. Taylor, Orland.
Cid 18th, brig WinyaW, Wymin, Portland, 70
10 d for Tortus4s by kiihlm a Loud.
New Yonk.-ClI .i,t. brig Trade Wind. Chase,
Santa Cra1.
Ar 2gl, .ch CaIai, Packet Mitchell, Elizabeth
port, and sid for boston.
Ar 2lth, sch Eben sawyer, Tracey, Eastport for
Philadelphia.
Cld 18th. brig J NJ Foster. Leighton, Mar
settles seAs LeuaHe, Foster, Matankas > /
King, GlenIennin, Calais.
Cid 25fh. sch Hattie Crane, calai.,
Ar 18th, brig LAZY of the Lake, Demarara
SALEM.--Ar ?lst, brig & II Crowley, Drisko
Cardenas for Portland pu' il for har0or.
NEwpoRr.--In poIt "a, sch Eben sawyer Ira
cy, from Passport for Philadelphia.
23I-Sch Howard again moved at Ugh
ter 2lst, and now heads directly of shore.
la port at Newport 2Gth, schs Edward, Strang
laid up for the winter II b Grindle, Turner, do
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

Sehr WenIerer, Capt Belatty, from Boston, of
and for Ellsworth, before reported missing, was
fallen N with the 9Th inst, in lat 40 %, Ion
G2 a. Ieaky, by the Belgian barque HAnversois
Capt Clayes, from Plymouth, E, taking OF the
captain, crew and three passengers, and brought
them to New York. The W had general cargo
and sailed from Boston. On The frrt night out
had a heavy gale from the northwest and wa
blown off the coast from that time until Jan Is
had continued northwest gales, during which
sprung a leak, carried away jibboom and bowsprt
and parted fore and main rigging. Jan 49, fell
in with the bArque as above stated, who ran down
to her and hove to On her weather bow, it blowing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock ON the first
Wednesday e January, A. u. 1852.
AN the petition Of William p Preble, admin
~ i,tiat6r Of the estate of sans Stanley,
late Of fremont in said County, deceased, repre-
senting that the personal estate OF said deceased
is not sufficient to pay the Just debts, whi;h he
owed at the time OF his death by the sum of fonr
hundred and ten dollars, and praying for
licence to sell and convey much of the real
estate Of said deceased, as may be necessary for
the payment Of said debts and Incidental charges:
Oriaed, - That the petitioner give notice there.
OF to the heirs of said deceased a I'd to ali per-
ons interested, by causing copy of this order
to be published Ia the EllswoI tn American printed
in Ellsworth, in said County, three weeks success
sively that they may appear at Probate Court tC
be held at Ellsworth ia said County, on the frs
ednesdsy Of February next at ten of the clock il
the forenoon and shew cause, IL any they have why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest,
2 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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4 Medical Fact,

II When suffering under aflction arm
Who it sought t. giye alarm,
That they, who heed, receive no harn'
TWAS HsHBlCE.
AZ Ills pills mild, you need not fear,
From foul disease gOUr system clear
Why will you suffer from year to gear
ASKS IIERRIrI.
III Ny strengthening Plasters will ease your pain,
The pric" Is small you can't complain,
us the millions sold that gives the gain
To liEEBrcK.
lT lie $ friend to all the rieh--thc poor,
His medicines sent VOBr very door
And when they gone III send you
SAYS ilERkiCS.
Herricks II Is and Plastcrs startle communities by
heir wond ,rful cures. Sold by all leaders
see advertisement. ls50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

We are never satisfied that lady
understands kiss unless we have it from
her own mouth.
WoMAN.-The morning star of our youth !;
the day star OF our manhood the evening
star of our age, Heaven bless our stars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
To Consumptiyes,

INHE Advertiser. having been restored to health in
] f.N wreh', by very simple remedy, after having
IN rel several with lang al seuun. ana
that dread at-ea-r, taH>umIti1u--is anxious To MAKE
known to lns FELLOW sufferers the means Of cure.
I, ali Who deSire IL he viii send COPY %! The pre-crp
ton uscd Gree ot charged with e directions for pr"rtr
Ing and using IN sum- which they Nilt find GEf
lnr toS-t NrrI3N. ASTHMA EBaNeHlr:~, a, The "Hb
object ot The Advertiser sending The prescription u
brn~tt he aictg aud rcaA Information which b. con
eefss b. iy tluabie AMI he h9pes sufferer viii
Try hi, remedy II xii cost them nothing. and inay
prove blessing.
PdTtir, WISHING the prescription will please address
E4,. EDW ARD 5. lLSpN.
NIliam-bur4h,
3n!i3 Kings County, New York,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Havana SIN inst, brig Gamma, Pinkham
Ellsworth.
Sid from Carlenas "a, sch Palmetto, Brasdon
New York C b Gushing, Eiwell Portland.
Ar at Trinidad It'll inst, blrque q W Dodge,
Jarvis, New York.
Ar at do 5tb, brig Nathan. Means. Philadelphia.
Ar at Valparaiso Dec 18th, brig Mary Capen,
sayory, Boston | Is days,
Cid from It Thomas Sd inst, barque Mary Saw
yer, Bartlett Boston.
At Buenos Ayrcs, brig Upola, Whitmore from
Maehias, ar 2lst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

\ CoMICAL MDrro.-The Detroit Board
of Education, who must be little wag-
gishly inclined, have adopted as device
tor the seal Of that boiy handsome
young school mistress, with a thriving
yonker across her lap. The left hand is
upIittcl, having stout leathern strap in
the act of descending upon the yonker
aforesaid, whose mouth Is wide oPenitrom
which issues the motto Of zeal, Strike,
but hear me.
GEEtr TRuTH.-One secret Of the prac-
teal failure in after life Of - many prom
i,ing young persons is, | apprchend, that
they did not learn that a mans capacity
and success in the world, is estimated not
by what he can do, but by what he does
do. The opposits hercsy is, am sorry
to believe, early imbibed in most of our
seminaries of learning. How the youth
Of genius, real or supposed, is worshipped
by his associates, and too often by society
also, while the more diligent plodder is
left to work out his own salvation, as he
almost infallibly does
"" You can't do anything with them
Southern fellows" the old gentleman at
the head Of the table was saying If
they get whipped they'll retreat into them
Southern swamps and bayous along with
the fishes and crocodilcs. You haven't
got the i.h.nets made that'll catch en-"
Look here Old gentleman" screamed
fiery little fellow at the foot of the ia
Bile. We've got just the nets for trait
ors, in the bayous or anywhere
Hey, what nets?"
Bayo-nets and the little fellow
pointed his joke with fork, spearing a
fshball sayagely.
What liquid measure does a fool resem-
Bile? \ butt.
Why is water just frozen like one OF
the cardinal virtues? Because it is just
lee JUSTICE
DrWhy is washerwoman the most
cruel person in the world? Because she
daily wrings mems bosoms,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Education, delivered by Arno Wiswe'i, Esq,
Education includes physical. mental and
moral training. The education of the An
clients consisted chiefly in developing the
physical powers. The physical education of
the young is too much neglected at the pres
,nt day. Children should exercise more in
the open air, ride, skate, slide and romp.-
The mind should be interested in its studies.
School should be made a pleasant place
The common school, though not indispensi-
bic to the making Of a great man, should lay
the broad and deep foundation. The educa-
ton of females should be as thorough and
extended as that Of man. The mothers in
fluenco in rightly directing the mind is more
constant and enduring than the fathers.
Upon the parent rests the weighty respon-
slbiity of inculcating those moral preeepts
which will render their children ornaments
~ society.
A love OF books has great power in lead
ing the child to a proper education. Through
these the wise men Of all time hold converse
with us.
Our Union owes it's greatness to it's schools
and free institutions. In the great struggle
to crush this . most unrighteous = rebellion,
are conferred the symlatbics OF the world,
but through the rocks and dashing breakers
the " old Ship of State shall still sail On
securely.
We have seldom listened TO lecture SO
full of sensible and practical thought -
Should our good people of Ellsworth take its
teachings to heart their children would
grow up healthier, " user and better.
REPORTER.
rnE STORM The storm of saturday night
and Sunday must have been full as severe
West, and We judge more 50, than IN this
locality The mail stage arrived here at
o clock, on Sunday. +. NJ b,ins due at 3
O'Clock a. VI. The cars did not reach Ban
gor until Sunday morning The roads are
drifted badly with snow in some localities in
this section, hut the cold succeeded the
warm weather 50 rapidly that these drifts
go, IN -, e.,
""' ~ 80. -,
Hog Bay ON Monday, it being impossible to
cross the Ferry.
f's''N' ''' N'''-'' 1"''' ''''''' ''''
the amount raid out for fishing bountics in
TIN. c.ll.c,i,n District i. nh..t sl5 eao
yh. amount in the c,stine or pcnai .e,t
D;.t,;,t !. ,bout so upo Inc amount in
,hc l,,,.r p;s,r;ct fan. sLor, r.. rsr, ..,,
some Slj .Ooa. \ larrc number Of vessels
have fliic.i t. be entitled to haentv. fr some
cause, in the Cas,inc District. and quite
hrse number IA the ffenehmAn Bay BIZ
trict.
FfRE The dw.llinshausc Of Miss Mar
tLa .Ielli.,a. situated an II ,ns..k :, vas
consumed by hrr on TUESDAY evening lhr
lire Was d'scoserel ahaut clock IN the
ell part, or the stable atthche1' and 50 n the
whole hnlll'h5 WAS IN b'a&a' M'ss I'll.
son Is Spending the winter IN Boston, and
the building was occupied by tenant Som"
.! the furniture was saved. Ba,liins IN
Surrd t. some extent II Pen9b<t9t Mutual
fe ins,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

I.
A correspondent at West Tisbury under date Of
2lst inst, informs US that it is stated by reliable
authority that there is trouble Mt Gay Head Light
that it is very dim and once went out entirely,
and that vessel came near going ashore in
sequence of the dinncss Of the Light New Bed
ford Mercury, nth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
The Northern Belle

Is an elegant Cloak, made from fine English
Beaver is cut very deep, with plain circular
back and sack front, with armholts. The back ex-
tends over the front in peculiar manner forming
sleeve; deep collar of the CLOTH trimmed
with silk cable braid. with heavy tasselS in the
centre. 1t is easy, graceful and entirely new
thing.
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The EHge.lea,

Made from English Beaver; cut very deep AMI
full skirt, with flowing sleeves, heavily trimmed
up and down and around. deep pointed uncut vel
vet collar, with lappeIls in front trimmed with
velvet, and velvet buttons. One of the richest
and most elegant garments Of the season.
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Homo Lectures.
:. WATERHDUSE, Esq,
On TurS,Ily Evening, Feb. 4.

Tickets 10 be had at the stores of Ann +. Gree.
ley, Moses Hale c. g. Peek, Geo. Cunningham,
and the American Office.
Pen oRDER OF COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth, Jan. 29th, 1862.
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The Eudora

Made from Doeskin, and cut half circular,
rich silk collar, and trimmed on each side with
silk cable braid and velvet buttons. 1t is decid
edly neat Cloak, and one that We are selling
CHEAP
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

Scdgwick-Jsn 23d, by Rev. VIM. Reed, Mr.
James II. WATSON of Brooksyilc, to Miss Mary
A. Dority Of ).
ludson-Jan. 10th, by Isaac Bealc. ESQ, Mr.
VIM. Henry Warren to Miss Angelina Emery, all
of II.
Harfingtou-Mr. Chester II. Stevens of Centre :
Vile, to Miss Salina Il. Boynton Of H.
foSero:t-Mr. Asa ;. Burgess to Miss Lydia W.
llewett, both of Sebec.
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The MAINE SIxrH,-The Ar1us and some

The MAINE SIxrH.-The Argus and some
other papers complain of the appointments
in the Maine Sixth. We do not know
that all the appointments have been the
most judicIous possible. but we can see, we
think, that for any number of officers to re-
sign, just on the eve of having something to
do, ard just after the appointments in the
Regiment have been made, looks hitfc as if
they all desired promotion or dslked actual
service. A good soldier will, if patriot,
biGe his time. The election of the regi-
ment in the first instance, was the most I'M
fortunate affair, and the Governor cannot
have made half as big plumbers in his subsc-
quent appointments, as the officers them
selves made in the outset in the election of a
Col. &c.
"A Washington correspondent says,
that the President remarked recently that
he had not looked into a newspaper for q
month" 50 There you have made an i'm
mense mistake" was the fitting reply. The
same writer says that Secretary Marcy
steadily employed clerk to look over prom
inent journals, friendly and unfrendIy and
extracting the articles which should be no.
ticed.' One hour Of each day was devoted
to this newspaper clerk, by Mr.. Marcy, who
read to him striking passages, and in an ar
tiele prepared by him gave brief history
Of journalism OF the day.
MAJoR WINTHRor.-Thc New York Ere.
ning Post says that all the good that all
the leaders Of the accused rebellion are
likely to do in the world viii scarcely com
pensate for the evil they have wrought in
the sacrifice of the gallant Major Win
throp."
MIRROR OF Fashion. -Mmo. Demorest's
Quarterly Mirror of Fashion for the winter
of lS6l-G2 is full of just such illustrations
OF winter fashions for ladies and children, as
make it an indispensable and valuable COM
paniOn for the lllcs. This valuable Quar-
terry is put lishcd at New York, at 81 Ter
year, or - cts per single copy
lARrER's monthly for February is rccciy-
cd through \. " ilIiams & Co Boston -
Among the illustrated articles IS one giving
the operations Of the American Bank Note
Company, al-o a continuation of . Coast
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The Mountaineer ::

Made from English Melton Cloth, half circular
lap seams, heavily trimmed on the shoulders wit h
silk cable thinning terminating with two heavy
tasses on each side; with collar Of same cloth
richly trimmed with cable braids. A full and
warm winter cloak.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

few more copies of the very able and timely
Thanksgiving sermon of Rev. N NJ. Williams for
sale az Moses liales and at this Office
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TAU lnasset. leav CarSrr. Z

Florida, dull, IL, 1s6J.
To Dr. fIerrick, Albany, N H.--ny Dear Doctoi'-~S
write this inform you Of the wonderful effect Of yonr
Sugar Coated Fills my elder daughter. For three Yeats
she has been affected with bilious arrangement Of tina
system sadly imparing her health. which has been stead
iiy falling during that period. When In New York ia
April last friend advised me to test your pills Having
the fullest confidence in the Judgment Of my fri, nd, oh
tanned supply of Messrs. Barnes Park, Druggists,
Park Row. New York. On returning home cca ed all
other treatment, aud administered your pills, each
night The improvement in her feelings, complexion di
ges.ion etc, surprised all. rapid ard permanent
restoration health, has been the result We used less
than five hnSes. and consider her entirely well cunsid
er the above just tribute to you Physician and
it will be the Of inducing to adop. your
pulls their family med ciues.
remain dear sir, with many thanks,
Ipur ob6diont servant.
~
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters,

in five hours pains and weakness II the breast side
and back, and rheumatic Complaints in equally short
space Of time. Spread on beautiful white mbskin their
subjects the yenience and each
will week to Jhree months. Price 1Sl
IIerr!ck Sugar Coated Pills and Ed rlasers sold
by Druggists and Merchants IN all parts Of the United
States Canaas and South An erica and may be obtained
by calling for tEcm by their full name,
Use UdrrcWs Condik0n P0tcdcrs
for g0m Horses and Cattle.
For sal, by C. G. Peck Ellsworth Me-
DIR. l.. II. HERRICK n Co, Albany. N. Y.
T. classified, Travelling Agent. isly30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

snch as SALISBURY ALL WOOL,
ZEPHYR ALL WOOL,
LADIES BLACK BEAVER,
WATER PROOF AND REPELLA N7'S ,
STRIPE and ALL WOOL SALISBURY,
For children. Together with great assortment
ot Cloak Trimmings to match all cloths such
Bindings, Brads, Cable Cords, Cable Braids,
Velvet and silk Cloak Buttons, &C.
ROBINSON & HARDEN.
Ellsworth, November, lSCl. AZ
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The American to Clubs,
SLEIGH BELLS.

l'HASES New Patent sleigh Bells, in variety
Y just received aud for sale at
II. SWANS
Harness Shop Water Street. 3w2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

Paper i, sent a,o the market in various f5ras
anl sizes, The following table contains the
names and dimensions Of various sheets Of paper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
The Russian Robe,

Made from shag Beaver, with JACKET sleeves;
trimmed with velvet, and velvet buttons. Got up
for a storm or winter cloak.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
Water Proof Repci,aut Cloaks,

great variety, large and small, with and with
oht sleeves all new styles. Also great variety
of almost every style to be found.
Having an arrangement with one Of the largest
Cloak Establishments in Now England, VT
able to have all the styles as out, to sell
on commissions, which enables US to keep up y
full stock at all times
Also
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
The EMPRESS Cloak:

This is Cloak mado from fine English Tricott
Cloth, the back is laid in large box plat in the
centre SO arranged to be worn as q French sack
or half Basquene richly trimmed with silk Cable
Braids and Heavy Tassalls, silk quilted collar and
armholes surrounded with the same, very full
skirt, long and genteel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
We prepared to attend to all orders for Printing
C0L0RS or with BRONZE,

We shall endeayr to give good satisfaction in all of the
above work, and hope to receive the patronage Of the
public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
New ClOakS !!
November and December
STYLES
Just Received bv Erpress

nN Consignment large invoice of New Style
" Cloaks, which We are ordered to close out ut
BOSTON PRICES, among which may be found
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GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS,
and all other kinds of
Marble and Soap Stone Work
executed hy
JOHN GRANT,,

EJCksPOkT, Me-.
We intend to keep constantly on hand n lais
variety of Monumental work. Our facilities
obtaining Stock, and carving on the business, i.
such to enable to sell Good Marble and Good
Work, at as low price can be obtained ut any
place and we shall TRY to do so, with all who
have occasion to purchase anything in our line
of business, if they viii honor US with call.
Bueksport, Dec. l7th ls6l. ly45
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

The public debt Ct Canada il levied
upon its present population, would amount
TO near thirty dollars to every man, women,
aud child. This debt amounts to seventy
millions Of dollars and is yearly increasing.
The population is two and half million
seAls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31
Ladies Cloths,

We haze just received full and complete q,
soTtrnpnt nf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-31

We learn that the banks of this city
send over to Augusta to-day $50 900 in small
bills, in exchange for U. S. demand notes.
They do it by request of the Governor, small
bills being wanted in the payments to the
soldiers, as there are no demand notes small
er than tiyes.-[ Bangor Times.