Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-26

or ought Ia 10 SO, aHu ~ ~ Is Always GOOD,
all that We need 10 Il il to announce its
arrival ut the book stores
The Galaxy for June will Ne read with
more than common interest, II for nothing
more. bccaus. of the article on senator
Wilson and Edwin VI. stanton Nv i :
Black. Mr. Buchaunn's Attorney General.
ami also ~ account ~ "a chapter from
Mr. Thurlow Weeds autobiography =
In addition 10 these two srticl-- Justin
Mccarthy has smother taking paper
American Men ami kngl.hncn " The
Galaxy Ia, never been % worthy % public
patronage A. now. and better number
than THU was never issued
Uld anu New closes volume one with
this thc June number. II has been grow :
ing better aud better since the ->ur ~ the
initial number. The editor SAYS .-.' This
journal j. now firmly established by a vol
umc which explains our purpose much
more iutclli:ibly than any prospectus
Successive issues hay shown ma, We
meant what we said, when IN promising a
Journal which should INTEREST all members
of the home circle, W. rl>o proposed 10
discuss any suffice, OF present Importance
II d. Hnu.hton 4 O.. Pub Boston
TuE NrE~rEY. fnr june j. iu-t a. com
ptc,c and ju-; q, interesting for thu little
folk" a. Any % it. prcdc>cc>> r., This
l. SAYING An the praise ,hat an, wrrA needs.
J ~ >horrs. Boston sl.5n. PER yrIr
\ Dnnp deal ~ stir ha- been made in
literary circles ~ the appearance sudden
il. pt mrw book ~ new man, which
srappl,-> with the greatest subject present
cd 10 the American people, namely, the
foundations Of thar liberty aud order and
union IS hIth x, mako ~ the bod, kI,pnt IL
a. tile utrd States The Nation" ~
L Mulfprl. j. not a dry technical treatise.
on the Constitution. but a profound in
vest CATION. IN the interests of the people
on the fundamental principles OF our ma
tional life II discusses the great question
OF the relation OF the nation Ia the >epar-
ate States and I'd individuals 1t show,
the living connection between morals and
politics, and, in word. is book which
eysry thoughtful American will be thank
fu to have read. This book advertised
By H. .. iIpughton & 90. i coupled by
them with anothcr.-rIlfrcy'> History Of
New England :" and it will be- a good day
when boys and yunug men are induced 10
read what their fathers have done, i'll his
tory. and what foundations they built upon
in the State.
rmE L,pY's FRIEND FOR JC>E.-'rhe
steel plate r,r thi> number j. pretty rural
picture. natural and amIsing-i couple Of
little children covering before the wrath
of the mother hen. from whom the boy has
stolen one OF her chicks. The principal
Fashion plate i. very gay aud richly col
ored; and the engraving Of ''Gathcring
Violets," pleasantly suggestive. The mu-
Sic is song-''lf you Love me, Say SO"
The patterns OF Children's and La dies,
Fashions-hats. 5onnets, &C. are just what
the ladies want The literary matter. as
usual with this magazine, Is fresh and en-
tertaining. Published by Deacon ( Peter
son. 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Price $3.50 year (Which also includes a
large steel engraving. Four copies, Sc.
Five copies (and one gratis), IS. The
Lady's Friend" and The Saturday Evening
Post (and one engraving. $500. Sam Pile
copies Is cents.
The Riverside Magazine has a spring
son. by Hans Christian Anderson, and
promises the be ginning of new story by
the same genial author in July. Rebecca
ii. Davis begins an Indian story of a hun
jred years ago. Frank r. Stockton con-
tinues his House that John Built: Jacob
Abbott has second paper telling how
railroads are built and Porte Crayon goes
OH with hi, Young virgnians." The
other contributors are Martha NJ. Thomas,
W. II. Goodrich, Sarah Jewett, A. Z. G.
and Arthur Gilman.
Two important papers which can hard
~ fail to attract general interest, and NAV
perhaps excite good deal of controver-
sy, are to appear in the June GALAXY.
One is by the Hon. j. $. Black, on Edwin
N. Stanton. Black and Stanton. it will be
remembered, were associates in Buchan-
ans Cabinet. The second is by Thurlow
weed, and relates to the Inauguration OF
Lincoln, and the earlier days Of the war
Mr.. Weed includes in 1t plan he presen-
ted to Mr.. Lincoln for the settlement Of
the war.
BANGOR PRODUCE AARkET.-May 2lst.
Hay. Loose hay $l5 to tls. and some very
extra loads ut $l9 per ton. Inferior grades,
80 to $l4.
straw sells loose ut from ~ to sl2 per ton.
Oats are selling quick at from is To 70 cents
per bushel.
Barley is worth from 30 cents to 81 per
h,n. hal