Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-02
-The market reports NAV be suumc


--The market reports may be summed
up as follows Flour higher, wheat do.
corr do, oats better. beef unchanged. pork
frmer, butter and lard heavy. cotton do,
coffee and nolasses quiet wool easier.
Mrs Elizabeth c. Stanton is can
ditlatc for Congress in Jim Brooks" dis
trct New York city. A contemporary
thinks it won't answer to have Lizzie"
elected. As "pairingoii- will be more popu-
lar than heretofore.
New NrsH We have rec from Div.
Di,son & Co. the following pieces of ncw
music;-
81 love him. l dream Of him." Poetry by |
Barry Cornwall music ny Dolores. The |
Golden Galopade." lay J. w. C-lby. "A
Queer Story" by W. IIoppias Esq, music
by Charles Moulton, LA Sonampula," and
"Adelante." Polka Militaire.
CHOLERA which ragged so fcarfully
in 1878, Was cured in multitude of cases
BY tho use of Johnson's Anodync Linca-
ment. 1t is a sure cure for cramp and
pain i'll the stomach.
Want of appetite sometimes arises
! from over exertion, or suffering the horse
to stand without proper exercise. Let the
! horse have a mixed diet of shorts and cut
hay. given at regular hours. and nights
aud mornings dose of Shcridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders.
| ErREKA.-We met Jones. the broker. on
Washington st. this morning. but instead
Of clasping the hand of the grizzly, wink
led Jones Of the present. We grasped the
digits of the fresh aud bouyant Jones of
twenty years ago. We could not account
for the change. Experience, zlas. admon-
ishes us that neither new tile from AdronS
nor n new suit from Messengers. will make
an old man young. After a few words of
congratulations my friend explained. lie
had tried the thousand and one prcpara-
lions for restoring gray hair to lis original
color with Encouraging results. \ friend
recommended Knights Oriental Hair Re
storer-he gave it Il trial. and now stood be-
for me. walkin. advertisement of its
matcheSs virtue. ). ".
Protecting the toes Of chAdycns
Shoes from wear by Metal Tips. has proved
most important and useful invention.
but until lately great mistake has been
made in applying them chiefly to the coars.
or grade Of shoes For the higher the cost
Of the shoe the more there is saved ' pro-
tecting the toe from wear. which can only
be done by Metal Tip. Gent~el Metal Tip
ped shoes are now being made and worn
by the best families in the city. Manufac-
turers could not have conferred a greater
public favor than by supplying this great
want.-Boston Journal.
| Mrn,Nnrs /, roporto, that -a,,,, =.
600 Vermont sheep are on their way to va
rious parts OF Virginia. This is conversion
in earnest the once fertile soil OF n once
noble State. the former eXhau sted by pro-
ducing tobacco and the latter enfeebled by
fostering treason, IL to he restored by the
most invigoratiny process that has been
adopted. When Virginia is free indeed
from slaves, treason and tobacco and her
once rich soil is regcnerated by the magic
power of sheep, we are willing she should
be set down AS reconstructed. whether JEFF
Davis or Henry \. Wise are hung or droNn-
ed Waterritie Nail.
UNLOCKING THE Rocks. The great
cost Of silver and gold arises not So much
from their scarcity in the earth. as the
difficulty ofextracting them from their sto-
ny combinations. DR.. J. C. Aver, tho
well known chemist of Massachusetts. has
cut this gordan knot. After having merit
ed and received the gratitude OF half man
kind by his remedies that cure their dis
eases. he is now winning the other half. by
opening for them an easy road to the
exhaustless treasures of the hills. lie has
discovered and published chemical pro-
cess, which renders at little cost. the hard
est rocks ANDRES friable like chalk, SO that
the precious metals are looscd from their
confinement, aud easily gathered. Mines
too poor to pay. may be worked at profit
now, and the yield of rich mines is largo
~ increased, while the cost of extracting
the metals from the ore, is diminished.
Either lisa great achievement, to enrich man
kid, or. cure diseases. But we are in
formed our celebrated couatryman adhercs
To the letter, as his specially and CHIEF am
bition.- Buffalo Sentinel.
ARREST or A BOsToN THIEF. On Friday last
a young man afterwards ascertained 10 l,e u
character from Boston calling himself Harry
Jones went into the store of Messrs. Smith and
/ Campbell ON Broad Street, and while the atten-
ton of the proprietor> was turned in another ti-
recion, made raid on the money drawer to the
amount of about S2D in new government Scrip
and decamped. When the money was missed,
the presence Of the distinguished stranger was
remembered, and the ease being put into the
hands of officer Mclaughlin, he worked it up in
the course 1.-THE day. from personal description
-arresting his man near the Hatch House
When he refused to own up the officer found
part Of the money at the Hatch House, where
Jones had paid $50 in the new scrip for his hotel
bill, and he then admitted that he had spent Sl6,-
10 more Of ii at Mr.. Blake's for railroad ticket
for western excursion. Being brought before
his honor at the Police Court on Saturday, he was
invited TO furnish suretes in the Of 5000 for
appearance at the Supreme Court In February
falling in which he Was committed Wing.