Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-27
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New advertisements tbs ~ee%'

Dry Goods--Joy Bartlett co.
Fall in Peices--A. T. Jelliscn.
Blacksmith Notice c. L Delaitte.
Cabinet Maker-Wm. P Hunneweli.
Seed Barley--Geo. Ulmer.
New Ground Plaster. r. Jordan.
State of Maine-J. l. Hodsion.
Administrators Notice c. NJ Brown.
Buggies for sale--E. II. Greedy
May Day Fcstival-Per Order.
Liquor Notice-C. A. Richards.
Cauton-A. II. Bellatty.
List of Letters-L. d. Jordan.
vThe Little Ballad Singers" will be
in Ellsworth, Friday, May 4tf.
---General Meade and staff are at
Calais.
The Fenian scare is subsiding on
the Maine border.
-Discascd Scalp are by Roots Pest
achine, cured
senator Fessendcn is sick with the
varioloid.
Tuesday opened with good court
weather." 1t rained smartly.
American Life Drops, and Asth-
ma has but a name.
Our contemporary is in favor of Hon
5. F.. Spring for Governor.
a, T. Jellson's advertisement
should be read by all in want OF clothing
w. p. Huunewell will do all kinds
of jobbing See his notice,
let no one fail to read the several
letters of our correspondents in this ISSUE
The Steamer Richmond was to start
on Tuesday for Machias, for the first trip
-Strawville has adopted new plat
FORM the planks of which are sound.
The schools in District No. 3. Tex
ccpting the High schooO will commence
on Monday April 80.
Will farmers notice the extra premi-
ums offered by Mr.. Ivory Grant of Buck
sport?
Tile steamer Lady Lang has been
put on the route between Portland and Ban
gor.
Joy, Bartlett & Co, also present
their card and invite the attention OF all
in want of goods.
Quite business i, doing in shipping
cotton from New York, there being>oyer
2l.0oO bales shipped from there last week.
The President made another speech
last week. 1t was full as good a either Of
the others made by him.
We understand that Wilson Wood
ard died suddenly Yesterday afternoon at
the residence of his father on state street
He was 81 wears Of age Nag
The Pennington thrau e. sauaan
ces the death on tn. l. tn-t II 1T. ar
nelius Stone. member ei fHe senate ot
Maine from thr Fllsh tE'flaAIHil sl''raei.
Hon. I. \. Pike Ia. introduced "a
bill. into Congress, making Calais port VI
entry, which has been referred 10 III, om
mittec on Commerce.
--The Boston Post say, tia, President
Johnson will remove from o.licc those who
are iniolerant in their opposition to his poll
cy.
The collection district Of Pcnohscot
has been changed Ia thai of Castine Thu.
is what should have been done long time
ago.
---Rey. y. NJ Williams, Bapt.tiorm-
erly of this village, now of South panvers,
Mass. will preach in this town on sunday,
May 9th.
let each subscriber preserve thi,
number Of the imerican with the Premium
List of the Hancock County FAN. twill
be wanted for reference.
Examine new advertisements III
this issue c. l.. Debate wants il under
stood that he means business in his card
which appears as an advertisement.
Mr.. John Stevens while at work in
Capt. Corners ship-yard in Sullivan, on
Monday had his Land badly damned by the
falling OF a frame. caused by the parting OF
the tackle while raising it.
A farmer residing on the Island o
Isle au Haut has flock of IL sheep whicl
have had the present year 26 living lambs
Ten of the sheep had twins and three of
them had trplcts
The Belfast Jqe SAYS on the authority o
! Hon \. G. Hichborn, State Treasurer
that the Senate bill, authorizing $4,000
800 additional national banking capital fol
/ New England, reserves one and u half mill
lou for the nine remaining State banks o
/ Maine.
- The following gentlemen have beel
appointed by the Governor as Commission
ers from Maine to the worlds Fair at Paris
Thomas ;, Lang, of Eassalboro. Frank
lin Muzzcy, of Bangor,and Charles \ Shaw
of Biddelord.
a terrible accident occurred at As
pinwall. The steamer European blew NJ
destroying the vessel and four hundred fee
of wharf. The cause is supposed TO be nj
tro-glycerine. About so persons were kill
ed. The damage is stated as 81 900 900.
Tic French Emperor agrees to tn,
principle Of non-interyention, and as nee
essary consequence, will withdraw tn,
French troops from Mexico in three de
tachmcnts one next November. and the 9th
ers in May and November.
The New York correspondent of tn,
Springfield Republican characterizcs tn
spring style of bonnets as 'dilapidated. flap