Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-15


earnest for Chamberlain, it will be seen.
Tile Police of Lewiston it is stated
are to be re formed and uniform in their
drcss.
The Hair Restorer that gives the best
satisfaction is Pcstaclinc. Used and sold
everywhere
told is up to l.p, or thereabouts.
1t is up out of our reach. The export to
Europe is still large.
The New York market report says
money continues in good easy condition,
at liberal rates"
- Dyer 7. Jordan Esq. Of Surry, is
building in his shipyard in Ellsworth, a
schooner of about hundred tons.
Main Street is having a new side
walk. By this improvement a portion of
the street Mill be some three feet wider
than before.
a correspondent and constituent Of
Hon. II. j. Raymond, dcs;snates him
That quadrilaterally triangular politi
cian."
There are two sides to the Deer Isle
fracas, it is said. Mr.. lIoopcrs friends
| think, or say that Capt. Collins was most
i'll the fault. There was "a woman at the
bottom of it,
Lewiston claims eight cotton iaeto-
rcS with eighty thousand spindlc>. and live
thousand operatives. and all running on
full time. The AndroSco@gin mill there is
one oil the largest in the world.
-Messrs. Peters X Jones, New York
city, gentlemen that are known in all down
east. have established lumber yard nj
Green Point, corner of Washington y
kchts streets, nsar the Ferries to New
\ orb city.
The Berkshire Courier. i down on
cnmbing the hair behind the ears. II will
do for youngsters that hay. Just begun To-
deelaim Tall oaks" Ne.. and write dog
gerel. and worship immature crinolinc,
hut moi for sensible mcn.
Tile Bangor Demoerdtis doing Hon
J. !. Peters twi,e the amoun, OF harm
that the Wing is doing him good, in this
important political crisis. We suppose if
the political fight Mas in Hancock County
the Wing would have the couras. TO pitch
in.
Hey. l.. L. Gurney of f"pshan, has
been invited by the Ellsworth village Bap-
tist Church and Society la supply the desk
of the Baptist Westinghouse. 1t j. the
unanimous wish of both church and socc-
| ty that he should settle here. He has the
matter under consideration.
DEIEGArEs.-Wc heard a good thing
the other day, a willy. slippery and pre-
tumptous partlzan proposes to take a set
Of delegates from Ellsworth. to 20 to the
State Convention, MS he SAYS mpicdged,
Who are so strictly pledged to one candid
ate that hemlock splinters bristle trom
every seam in their garments.
NEW MUsIC.-Wc have received the fol-
lowin" new music from Horace Waters, l. |
Broadway. New York: I'll marry no man
if he drinks, sung with great applause at
the Temperance meetings. in New York
"Oli. you must be a lover of the Lord" nr.
Watts hymn. to new music; "Sunli"hl. "
4 polka by Mrs. parkhurst.
MIR. :. X. Niles. Boston. the popular
Advertising Agent for New England &c.
we learn, is extending his business All over
the country. We have done bu-iAc,> with
him for eight or ten years, and can cheer
fully and truly say that We have ever iound
his Agency, prompt, energetic, and every
WAY reliable.
-fhc superiority of the SrEAM RI
FINED SOAR OF ME>sRs I.EAruE II CORR.
is due. first. 10 the scrupuloas care cX-
creised in the selection of materials; and
secondly, to the pains taking and skill
with which each process of manufacture
is conducted. :. ". Perkins has II for sale
THE Constitutional Amendment has
passed the Senate The vote stood SO to /
Amendments having been made to it after
it passed the House it will have to 90 back
to that body again, when, no doubt it will
pass without much opposition. We notice
that some of the ablest papers in the Coun-
try approve of the Senate Amendment.
CANE-lNG.- Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES, of In,
diana, a man Of ability and of decided
copperhead aflinities. had y present of q
cane from his particular friends recently
This somewhat noted politician has been
unscated in Congress, and therefore he
must need cane to lean upon. Iii,
politics need propins up just now also
Coon TEMPLARs.-Since the organiza-
ton of a lodge of Good Templars in this
place there has been considerable interest
manifested in its cause, and additions are
continually being made to its numbers
The meetings are very interesting. and Of
a character deserving the encouragement
of the whole community,
We are under obligations to Geo. A.
Dyer Esq. the sentlemanly agent of the
Penobscot River express for Boston papers
in advance of the mail. Mr.. DYER has
fitted up Lis Office in good style, and is, we