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EpIroR AuEglCAN:--

En''"" ANiii'
The BrooAiin Farmers Club held their
meeting for the ch Iir, u On err. ipr tn
ensuing quarter. on saturday evening last.
r. sultiIg A. follows:
Moses McFdriand. President.
George b. Flye. ~ecrc.ary.
Daniel y. Bray. Treas'r ana Librarian.
The Club is now composed OF ,hirty-two
members. They are gathering a library OF
agricultural works.
Their meetings are held in ia" Town
han, on the "a anu 4 Ia saturday evenings.
OF each month. After the choice of OIL
cer>. the Club proceeded to the discussion
OF the question for the evening. viz The
corn crop A. adapted - this locality :"
The discussion WAS opened by Capt. d.
Nutter. lie spoke of the importance OF
the corn crop 70 the country. the immense
quantity raised AMI consumed. the superb
or quality of thu hOnc raised crop. d.
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Manure Waste.

10uuxC w 0ctCs
Says the author of Chemical Field Lee
lures "a farmer who buys guano, bone
dust. or other artificial manures, but does
not look carefully after his DRAWINGS, and
WHO does not collect and preserve the u
rine of his house and live stock, j. an ex-
travagant farmer; for he brings the same
thing into his yard at great cost, which he
might have for nothing, If he did not suffer
it 10 flow or evaporate uselessly away from
the same"
Every heap of manure wasted by bleach
ing. or evaporation is equivalent TO loss
OF shock of wheat. or bushel of nota-
toes. or pound OF wool, butter or meat.
yet but few farmers have come TO regard
il in this real light.
Two-fifths of the voidincs of COW, Is
urine. pound for pound of higher value
than the solid excrcment. Reliable esti-
mates show that of the yearly weddings OF
a COW. the vaue in money of the urine. j.
30 per cent. of the soil |: Of the horse, 30
per cent; the sheep IS per cent; the hog
&c per cent. The aggregate j. g. per cent
In money. and about > per cent in weight.
With this waste OF thrcc-hfth> Of the val
ne of the manure. permitted. unchecked
year by year, can the tiler Of the soil hope
for any other reward. than that Of worn
out land: Those who have given no care
! full thought 20 the importance OF this sub
jcct. havr no idea. neither can they be
aware. of the immense quantity of fertliz-
ins material that quietly oozeS fr m their
bar-yards. This loss Is iwo-fold. first n
| loss Of co per cent in urinc,-a further IS
/ Of &C and two-ihirlS per cent, by expos
ure. or SO and two-ihirds per cent; leaving
but fraction more than - per cent Of the
value of the manure TO be returged to the
farm, and yet. tins process OF exhaustion,
tho published in catalogue letters. is pass
cd by unread by too many farmers
The majority of barn-yar,ls arranged Ia
receive cyes-dropping ~ the barn and
design Of preeipit1tiag this drainage waste.
Estimating the average rainfall in
Maine at ~ inches. there would flll upon
an ordinarily sized barn-yard, 1880 gal
Ions in year; add 20 this 81 400 gallons
falling from the caves of the barn. makes
la5. 726 gallons; or 1885. 900 hogshcad>
TO the farm-yards Of the State. enough 10
make a lake of sc square miles. and one
foot deep. \ lake. the turbid waters OF
which, are richer thaa Pactolus with its
sands OF gold A lake in which are hidden
and lost, the fertiiizing pearls Of great
price
To compensate for this loss. millions of
dollars worth OF artificial and patent fcr,i-
lizers. are annually imported. Many for
cign fertilizer is paid f,r. more for it, dis
lance than its dcseris." At the same time
millions of dollars worth of the juices the
very essence OF our manurcs are quietly
siuiccd through strcaiv and river. into the
sea. leaving most visible exhaustion be-
hind. W
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From the Main Farmer.
Durhams vs. Ayrshires.

Il noticed in the FARMER which came to
hand today, question from a man who
wishes to infuse into herd ofnative cows,
:. called" strain ofblood of good milk
ing breed, and asks wether he will find il
among the ''Durhams. Ayrshires or Jer-
seys." The answer leads Inc to think
you may be mistaken. The Durhams were
bred upon the banks of the Tees, and be-
cause Of their rapid growth. cary maturity,
enormous size, when fed literally, were
bred for beef and not milk. They are rare.
iy, II ever. found in dairy regions OF the
old country. They were imported to this
country because ftheir stately and SYM
metrlcal proportions, and having nothing Of
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Ca siine, Eco. Isl, Iesv.
STATE OF MAINE.


At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and for the County OF Hancock. on the LIST We'd
nesday OF February. A. -. $50.
Edward ssazey admir- de bOuis non, with the " III
annexed. upon the estate OF
Moses q. Buck, late of Bucksport,
In said County decea ed-hasing presented his Cd
account OF A ADMINISTRATION upon said estate Tor
Probate;
oRDEaID THAT the said Administrator give
no'ie thereof TO all persons Interested by causing
III Ellsworth, that they Iany APPEAR at Probate
ourt 10 lie hol,ien AT Ellsworth on the second
We'inesda. OF April next, at ten OF tie clock in
the forenoon, and siie~ cause, IL any they have
why the same should mol be allowed.
SILL PARKER TCCk, Judge
A tue copy-Atiest: Sko. 4. DYER, Register.
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Al Court Of PROBATE hoiicn At Ellsworth with
In and for the County Of Hancock. on the lot
"wednesday OF February A. -. 1870.
Isaac, s. Osxood, Adiu'r upon the estate Of
Geo. W. Candsge, late Of Bluehill
In said county eceascd-h aviug presented his
let account Of Admin tration upon said estate for
Probate.
ORDERED: That the said Administrator give
notice the rco 20 all persons Interested, by caus
Ing copy OF this order to lie published three
weeks .ucccssively in the Ellsworth American
printed In Ellsworth that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth on the
81 Wednesday Of Ap,n next. at ten OF The clock
in the forenoon, and sbew cause II any they have
my tie same should not he allowed
S~H PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attesi GE,,. A. DYER, Il .tsirr.
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ELLSWORTH. MARCH Path 1870.


y. X. SAWYER Esq.
Noticing in your column OF items in
last week, issue Mr.. Geo. .Jortans state
ment of my crop OF oats l thought /
would add to it the balance of my crop on
plowed land which would make the state
Iaent stand thus
600 bush potatoes.
80 = turnip>,
40 wheat
IS % barley
55 bush of the oats were of Of the Nor
way variety yielding at the rate of7O bush.
per acre on portions of the field. / pur-
chased the largest portion ofmy seed oats
IN Piscataquis County and believe in chang
ing seed as there was a very perceptible
difference in favor of the seed from that
County in the yield. Shall SOW the Nor
way this season.
Since Apr. Both 1869 have been blessed
with three daughters.
don't think / should care to emiprate
to a more fruitful section Of the country
A. McHoward.
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OF Hancock
The undersigned won respectfully REPRESENT
thai he. iogeth r with his brother, William Whit.
more were appointed Executors Of the last will
"i their father, The late samuel Whitmore. and
took upon themselves The trust that the viii
admitted to r. obate. the executors ou liied and
an invento OF all the Estate, real and personal
IN the Lands and possession, and within knON
e'ige OF the Executors, duly made and returned
Ina BY the provisions OF the will. the widow OF
the testator beca,e entitled to the use, occupation
ana enjoy of tin entire Estate for and during
the teI Of her natural iiIe-reyersion 70 the ley
h'1rs at her decease. Your petitioner further rep.
re~ents that the widow has deceased, and the said
William WhiimOre. first executor with your petit.
TONER has deceased, also that the health Of your
petitioner is such rs to FENDER him unable TO dis
charge the trust now remaining 10 him, rs sole
executor that tile nature OF his disease makes II
uncertain when, II ever, he shall be aUie to DO it,,
ana he IS now incapable OF attending To any bust
ness. He therefore prs yethat the honor he Cont
VIII accept MS resignation of ths Aforesaid trust.
whicn Is ne eby rendered, and that some suitable
person may be appointed 70 sdministee the est tie
win tne WI annexed, or otherwise Is by Las
provided. And Is IN duty bound will ever pray
Deer Isle, Jan. Sd. 1870
STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK. s.. Court Of Probate, February
Term, A. u. ls7O.
Upon the foregoing petition. ordercd.-1hat the
SAID petitloner give public notice 10 all persops
ipteresteh. oy Causing copy Of the petition, and
this order thereon, 70 Be published tsre. GeeLs
successfully IN the Ellsworth Am ricau n new..
paper published in kilswsr \ in said County. mn
they may appear u Court Of PrObase for ssid
County. 70 oe held q Eiiswcrth On TIE issh Of
shw cause, II any they have, Why the psayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted.
PAkkEx TUCK, Judgs.
Aoeees 0eo. 4. DyBns ksDiseee. owll
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p0KYHY.
From the Sunday Dispatch.
KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GRAY.

Katie Lee and Willie Gray
Two brown heads with tossing curis;
Red lips shutting over pearls;
Bare feet white and wet with dew;
Two black eyes aud TWO ewes blue
Little boy and girl were they,
Katie Lee and Willie Gray.
They were standing brook.
BENDING like shepherds crohk.
Flashed Its silver. ana thick ranks
Ofarenn willows fringed the b1nks-
Halt IN thought snd half in pay,
Kstic Lee and Willie Gray.
They hal checks like cherries red;
He was tailer-',u,-t head;
She. with arm like wres'hs Of snow.
Swung hs~ket tn and fro.
As she ioiiered. half In play.
Oh tierinx with willie Gray.
"P et,v Katie" Willie sai,i-
Aud their came n da-h Of red
Through tn. brow ness Of hi. check
''Bys arr strong. anil girls are weak.
Aud III carry 81 will,
Katie. basket up the hill
Kaie answered. with laugh.
You shall only carry half,
And hen. tossing back her ruris.
.'Boy> are weak ~ well ~ girls"
Do YOU think fhr kstie g',e>-ed
Hall the wisdom n. expires Ell:
Men are only b,v> grown tall.
Heart. don't change much. arrr all.
Aud when. long yesr> ON that day,
Katie Ire and Willie Cray
S,o,'d again be-l.ie the brook.
Bending like = shepherds crook.
i ii strange that Willie said
Viii again DISH al red
Crossed the bro mess oi his cheek
II am strong and You are weak
Lie IL hut slippery steep.
Hung with shadows cold snd deep.
"WiIl you ,ru>, me. Katie. dcary
Walk beside m- without fear;
MAY l carry. II will.
All your burden, up the hill,"'
And she answered. with laugh.
'No-but you may carry hall"
Close beside little brook.
Bending like shepherds crook
Washing with its silver hands,
Late and early Mt the sands.
Is cottage where to-day
Katie lives with Willie GRAY.
In q porch she sits, and lo
Swings ia kets TO and fro.
Vastly different from the one
That she swung in years agone:
Thi, is long and low and wide.
And has rockers AT the side!
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Do not Whitevash trees

We lately saw iexuiifu; apple orchard on
Msrtl.s'> Whey ard al whitewa-hesl-We were
ourry To see IL. d. nor whitewash tree.
Apply wbisrws-h 10 E-nces aud houses. hul
- .ouserhiRg more appropriate on the trees
ktreng soft sosp--uds would BE- far NOR
effective snd appropriate. Supio~e YOU were
covered fr.m lAesd 10 foot with = cpaIing OF
whilewa>h. do you not suppose il would
Stop the ineessible preparation! Spread ashes
nte.y sbout tn. trunks aid under the trees.
% anything but whiIewssL. Is
Hto0Gkn.a
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4 fTER an extensive practice OF upward. o
= twenty years. continues to secure Patents in
me L niiej States also in great Britain, Fra ce
IONS, Bonds, Assignments. and ali papers or draw
nss Tor Patents, executed reasonable term.
WIN dispatch. Researches made into An,eric +, n
AZ Foreign works, 10 determine legal and other
a1sice rendered in all matters touching the am,
copies OF the claims of any patent furnished bv
femiitins Que doila., Assignments recorded in
Warrington. "
W iyency in the United state. possesses SUI erior
e.ttiss (nr "Ctdiaiag PIteats, ascertaintay the
Pracficsiblay 2fiareafions.
During eight months the subscriber in the cnur.,
OF Ms large practice made thrice rejected, Sppil.
CATIONS sINTEEN APPEALS: erery one OF which A.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy As one OF the s,o.f c~rabL> a,.f
mccesyM practitioners with whom 1 have had
o"cai intercourse CHAS. MASON.
Comm ssiuneTs of Patents
~ have no hesitation assuring inventor, that
they cannot employ man more competent and
"hInorhy, and more capable putting their
appncations IN form TO secure for them an earl,
@nuiasorabie consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURR
Late Commissioner Oh Patents,
Mr., X IL. EDDY has made TO me THIRTEEN
aPpi'cations, Ia all but ONE OF which patents
nave been granted. and thar is now pendIuy
such uniiii-takable proof Of kreat talent and
ahiity "a his part leads INC 10 recommend al ~
ventors To Apply to him to procure their patents
- thet may be sure OF having the most faithful
attention beloved on their cases, and at yer,
rca >onaLle charges. JOHN TAII:AnRr
Boston Jan. |. ls70-'yr.
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Claim Agency,
VOLUME Is.
ELLSWORTH. NE

HANiNo been engaged for several years In H.,
LAIN Agency. IN prosecuting claims at WaNn.r.
ton ~ y, IN me various departmt nts and ha ,
become familiar with the most expitiitiou. tu.-'
oil OF establishing claims now solicit the rI.
ronage of all who may need my services In pres. .
ing claims upon the Government.
Invalid Soldiers made such by wounds or Il .,
esse, contracted IN the u. =. service
widows during W dow-hoo,l.
Dependent Mothers, whose husband having .t-
serted them. and abandoned their support, Or ~
are physically ineapaettated to support them ha,
ing no other source of income.
Dependent Fathers where the Mother Il. d...
o-phans Children, Orphans Brothers and si.,e..
uLder sixteen years, are entitled 10 pensions
orisinai and additional bountie- back nav mile
age, ration money, while prisoners OF wat
their heirs collected in the sh priest possible mAL
ner, no charge for services rendered unless .Ll
cessful.
A. r. BURNHAM.
Ellsworth. July goth l-,s 2stt
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Whereas George X. Griftin Of Ellsworth. County
of Hancocs, state Of Maine. Mortgngel &" me.
the subscriber on the s.th sisy Of Dec.mher \. ID
lss9 certain 10, OF land. lying in Ellsworth an Il
described a. follows Beginning at the southwest
corner OF the lot owned by Arno " isweI lying on
the Forth sie Of Pine street thence South seven
~ dve and one half degree. west. on the nsrth
line OF Pine strecs, iods thence North. fourteen
and one half degrees west. fix rods. thence North
seventy i've and one half degrees east, three rods
to the northwest Of he IL, owned BIZ A. w'sweii :
thence south fourteen ani ope-hah degrees ea-t.
on The line o the said Wisweif- i,t. TO the place
Of begsnniss, containing eighteen square rohs.
more or less, together ,ih the buildings thereon,
and beng the same premises now ccrut'iei bE
t,eo- h 1riffin. said Mortgage - recorded IN
Hancock Registry. va. los. Page SO. Ihr con
ditions Of the above mortgage beng broken. !
claim to oreclose the same, and give public ao'iec
Tor that purpose.
NONRuE VOTING.
Ellsworth March .si. 1870. 3Al3
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DR.. OSGOOUS
DENTAL NOTICE !

Competition in Dentistry like everything els,
bring ut uew energies Tor the master,
Having had nearly Hiacteen Yeas profe.. on.
practice IN this eitv have a ,ult OF th. cut.a
eh supper ot my numerous friends and patro.
Hastns for the past lew years bc.-n obiI.rl /
keep "Ht OF my Office as much as possible H. B.,
gain my health, which now admIts OF ,IeYutlu.
ny eAcIuelVe attention 70 II, am pre-. aTe,I %
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOoD

mAMnUUU ANU NUM- MHilllu.
er.ut,.,,x,,,x ,,,,
pu.,ony
=
NO nun en- street, Boston.
Opposite Revere House.
100000 COPIES SOLD the LAST YEAR
THE SCIENCE rtIrt orsrtr.pprsrpv,
-. = - " 80 y
lioN. y Melirai treaties on the cause a.. Cure OF
ENHAI srED VITALITY, PREMATURE DECLINE IL
N,x \ppv,rs VOC. n,..,, u
800 'h'''' = "if''
hoNpiuA. and ali other diseases arising fro-. i the
ERRORS Of YourIi or the ISpIsCRFrto~s or TX
,rssrs n ,..t,r. ,.... Tai; . ;,,
$500 ~ = ''e'' . "''oA
'"r every man f'lcc oniyohe DOLLAR. 30 pages
bound in cloth DIR A IL HAYES Nuth,r
.p VI,
Entitled SEXUAL Ply SIoLo1Y or WOMAN
,>nutp rt.E,Srs 49, We. =, ,r,. 49,, :. -
. ~ - """N ih'N - "f
THEORETICALLY AND fAllioLooicALLf, trotn
I>FA>CY TO oLp AuL, with elegant ii.IusrEA
TIVE E>.x,yIsss
"a. -. ,., "a . - 49,.
"ie' "'''n'' ~ o"'"PA'i7""' "a" h's' eN'
There 4. nothing whatever that III. MARRIED or
-t>.,, ,,r.,e,, ,,,.
~ - $500 So o'' e''i''i ieiH''e Va
wish To know, Dat what Is fuily explained, and
. - y $3.50 ~ A''u9'o"
- -. "' '''''
= 80 '
" 90 up''' 'AAsAf
- f'o'Ao' -, '.'o' ''' 10 ''' 'o'
" ...
J., III, ~, ,,
" '''' ee' '"'u
VALUABLE Booxs-we have received the val.
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By order Of The President.

HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF
UNION RIVER. Jan. u. 1870.
IN contemplation Of change OF base
Il being all quiet on Union River,
Munitions of War. consisting OF
BOOTS. SHOES 4 DRY GOODS,
will lie sold At the best Offer without regard 10
COST. the only point bcing 10 sell not the
price, as have Business elsewhere.
Custom made Driving Boots, s.cJ fAll prize
$500 Gents calf Boots. stoo. fall price 500
Ladies Serge Polish Boots $500. fall price s.,.5
Dress Goods aud other Dry Good. At the same
Di-coun,. pr,p'r-e to isht II out on This line
and not be all sumner lb ut either hard
times aud failures are coming. | am getting
desperate, need the money 10 pay INV NIL.
In war times people said. spend he srcenback~
quick. peek wont buy breakfast after war.
don't YOU wish You had thrm now. tinultum
in Par,o.)
have the honor To h. most respectfully YOUR
very ubcdirni
a. ;. ATH.RrON.
At the City Shoe Store Ellsworth.
Jan. 9Th. 1870. III
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FtrsA GU,uen. F2Ower, Eswi.
Ne''1s, Trees, SA,N1 anu Eye,.
green SeeAs. rim HI,ecLiOus f1,.
culture, PREPAID by mail. me
~-Osf complete AMI iudicsOms
0syO/IMeNf in Tie cOuxk,.y.
.AleHky WHnLel.
. sorts Of either for 81 90; prepared By mail
Also small Fruits, Plants Bulbs. ali the new Pc.
tatocs, &c, prepaid by mail. I lbs Early Rose
Potato. prepaid. for Ito. ConOver's Colossal
Asparagus, - per 100: s25 per 100, prepaid. New
hardy fragrant everbiooming Japan HoneysuckIe
for upland or IOwland culture, q w per iUO. nre
paid, with direction. Priced Catxloxues To ssnv
address, gratis; also trade list. seeds on Commis
sion.
b. ". WATSON, old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Estsblis hrJ
N lss2. Ant
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Assa! lutles.

To the II anorabie Judge OF Probate Tor the { oun
~ OF Hancock:
Tine undersigned seth IA. DE yereux, OF tastine
Guardian OF John J. Hilbert. kben Hilbert 4
,.eoTg. Hi bert. minor children OF the late War
rem hilbert respectfully represents that SAID min
"Fs seized and possessed OF three iouTth- OF
.ot OF laDd ,ing tn said CastInc, bounced North
westerly By land ot Jo.nn hilbert; >oItiieasterly
by lanG oi SAMUEL Bowien; >ouin-asterly Dy
land occupied by Ashbury Bridges and south sest
cry by q cen Greek; thAi II viii De Tor IN, advan
tagr said minors. that their SAID Real Estate Oe
sold and the proceeds applied according 10 Law
and lhat ne has advantageous oner for their
propertt-viz, iiye hundred aud twenty i've dbl
ar-. Wherefore he prass that he may Ue licensed
to cell and convey the same accordingly
:. X. DkSEHkCA, Guardian.
Ca slime, Feb. LIST, is.V.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. IS. Court OF Probate, February
Term, A. u. $50.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ordered,-Thai
SAID pet,.t give public Lotce Ia all Der.ons in
iereslei,Uy ceusl copy Of the petition. ami hi.
order thereon Ia be published three weeks -uc
ces-iveiy IN the Ellsworth American a Few paper
p..bli-ted In Eiiswo tn in sad County, that hey
may appear AT a Court OF Prob tte Tor said County
20 lie held at EIleworih on tie III "Wednesday IN
ApIil next. at ten Of the clock in the forenoon,
aud shew cause, II any they have, why the prayer
of saii petitioner should nyi be granted
3wi9 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, GEO. A. DYER. iteglster
true Copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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Assisnees Sale.

THE subscriber herrhy gives public notice to all
] concerned. that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust Of an ADMINISTERS
tor OF the Estate Of
AN>oN FLOOD late OF surry.
In the County Of Hancock yroman dccea -ci. by Civ
ns bond the Law directs he therefore request all
persons who arc indebted Ia the said deceased's
estate, to make Immediate Payment, aud those
who have any demands iiereuu, to exhibit the
samc for settlement
GEORGE ". ALLAN.
Feb. 2i, 1870. ywls
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BAKERY EATING HOUSE
Re-opened.

The subscriber has re-opened his Eating Saloon
] ct the Bakery, aud will be h Apply 70 wait nnon
e,sstomers again. b. r. GRAY
Ellsworth, March 93d, 1870. Iaff
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NEW JEWElRY STORE.

THE subscriber would announce to
the people of Ellsworth and yicin-
ny that he has purchased the stock in trade Of
rto: Dunn, and ad'ie to the sam. \ fresh
ne pleased to have those call On mia who want
.ICHES or JEwELkY repaired, or who are
purchasing new JEWELRY, &c. He has well
selec Ell stock oi goods ia his line, and inlend.
TO deal fairly it'll al! cusI,ne. = PA tic. lar nj.
teniion paid To all work eAtrus;e 10 MS care
81 H0rk Wayvanked.
ss-wiil the public try me As TO prices and
workmanship?
store, Main St, Ellsworth N aine, pex, door
above 5. ID. Virgins Drng store.
Ellsworth, Dec. 23i. lsG9.
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Gottlu ) & Coskets,

So All kinds OF reuairips done with neatns.s
and despatch.
GEO. tUSSISGHAM A. W. CUsHMAN
Loft
Ellsworth, Dec. IL, I>i9
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lhsse are truly scientific All q popular works by
DR.. Hayes, one ot the le.tfue,I aud popul lar
shy sicion- OF te day. The H<ticul and surg u
Journal. July, 1855.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-01
BUSHES NOTI CES

MATTuIEssES's CLOTHING H0uSE.-We in
vte especial attention to the advertisement OF
this long-established and reliable house, which
appears elsewhere in our columns this morn
ing. Mr.. Matthiessen has just received q very
large and well-selected stock of gentlemens
furnishing goods in general, but particularly
of dress goods and clothing. His tailoring
department is also complete, and one must In
deed be fastidious II he cannot be suited from
the extensive variety offered to his choice,
All OF the latest and most approved styles OF
paper or linen collars, as well as the iarorite
and celebrated star shirts. which were hrst iu-
troGuced by this house about twenty years
ago. are kept constantly on hand, and ar
rangements have been made for manufacture
ing these shirts to order from measurement,
and at short notice. Mr. Matthlessen has been
long and favorably known in this line Of busL
ness in our city, and his present establishment
is one of the most complete In the South.