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terms both for GOODNESS under fire and for prompii-
tude and eonciseness in delivering my orders on the
f.h. My Acknowledgement Capt. NOVEL;; my
two Aids, Lienis. Draper and Hurlbut; Capt. Me-
AIahon and Lieut.. Miller, volunteer Aios; and Capt.
Fuller, Division Comnissary, who volunteered hir
services on this occasion, all did able and efficient
service.
HEAVY LOSSES on OUR SIDE.
"For myself claim no other consideration than
that OF throwing in the reserve regiments at the
right time and in the proper place. Ny force brought
into action Amounted to seven tbousand men. lost
900 killed aud wounded. The enemy had 10000.
Every mounted Off GER In the division who took his
horse into the woods had him shot under him. A
singular crcumsiance occurred in this battle which
deserves particular mention. The first regiment of
the enemy which came into action wore blue clothes
Ike our men, and as they came into action, opposite
tic Stat Pennsylvania Regiment, Col. Miller, they
said, do not lire, we are Owens men. Owen :
regiment is one Of Birney's brigade on my left.
Sol. Miller had bis regiment at an aim, and now
recovered arms. The enemy instantly poured IN a
deadly volley, by which Miller MAS killed. TIE leit
wing OF the Slst poured ia their fire, by which that
regiment fell in piles The Colonel Lieut. Colonel,
Major, and Adjuant all fell the balance OF the reg
imeat fell aud broke. -
g BriesdcT General Commanding Diyi'On"
THE BAYONET CHARGE AT FAIR OAKS.
b'ht. w III. N'hl7il y, ~ 'trSihSNl
U. :. ", Excelsior Brigade, arrived at the As'or
House late on Friday nghtfrom Philadelphia. lie was
badly wounded in the leg bya musket ball at the
battle Of FAN Oake, and is now on bis return home.
Tie was in the gallant bayonet charge led by Gen.
Sckles, and gives the following account OF it.:
The ID Regiment crossed the road into the wheat
field by the right face, when Col. George B. Hall
gave he order "0n, right by lie into line The
boys then fred Two yolleys. but the fire Of the enemy
was too terrific to be endured, and the Colonel gave
the order to- Charge bayoncts!' The men respond.
ed with a shout, charging run, and the enemy,
though from G,o00 10 1900 strong, ran like fright
encd sheep, ,Aeladd.irg" through the woods. The
ID steadily advanced, reeaining tie ground Casey
bad lost the day before.
Lieut.. White says he saw Rebel sharpshooter in
a tree fire four times ~ GEN. Sckles before he
tWhie) could give the order to fire at him. When
the word was given, dozen rides were pointed of
him. and he fell instantly head foremostto the ground
Our informant states that among the brave men
who distinguished themselves in that famous charge
the following persons deserve honorable mention;
Gen. Sickes Col. G. b. Hall, Col. Graham, Capt.
j. j. Mercer, Capt. T. Rafferty,, Lieut.. 7. j. Lee
well known in theatrical circles here, Lieut.. Muir
ply, and Lieut.. McAboy. Not man fiinched. No
one looked over his shoadeF; while, like a wave
from the sea, the regiment swept the enemy from It's
path.
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law INYLLLIGENCE.
st-rEENF COuRT-5HNss-,L 1EHN.-JrSK l3.-B,lo
al! sir FftrfCl.e.
DECISIONS.


! SUPREME COuRT--5rNssAL lEaN.-JrsH l4.-B,.ol'
al! re fitrfci>
DECISIONS.
| Samuel :. Swnner,On, et ii. ag. the Coiubt!ai
| ln.ufsulo CouPsny.
ii,t r. Ainsch ssi. tls sr.ae.-judgments affirmed
Opinions by Whit, justice.
is,a. H. ii!onfer e a. ugt Same Ltudgmen
m nied. Opini,u 10y Mcneil J. baroo.r, ., 's.nsng
i,cob e. Cook Il a. agt john Krly. Sherf-Judemei;
re,el.ed aud tli grtltd. op!Dior BY Robertson j.
C,,,rrp srArEs DIsrRICr-ArrORNEY's OFFICE 70
] JUNF ~
ARRESTED FOR sTEALING A VrSsEL AID CARGO.
Francis Norton formerly & ,gtIn a. tue bag 39r-
moo Yesterday o airlut issued sanft tin
a.t F 10 az 1rlls tia. toe prisoner t'ok on
hoard he Doruco ~" OBJ H~lthalae as Ncih- ~
ncy Wot bnt ustead %. gong the:r went to snotst port
odd tie v,ss.l .ud cargo, kept e ceeo ono .ei. Tor a
unknown ie b. t.cI committed iof o1nnnatiyn iof rob
bery all .el,n'oa.y ienars away Win goods a' sea
COURT CALENu Ar osis DAr
SUPREME CoUuI-CRcUfs-i Nos. 2'23
IN c,g 6o... igl 1893 I2o 34 7d3 22i9 22}7 2.9a
lib .!,5 2,t4 PSI, 32' ~ t.s ~ fAHf Il--Nos
.n laft So eaai 2'12 ~. ,t1 --o-, 2lu, 21.4 2,6
l.la 80. 80. Cos ..oi. 2l'J -.t l,t.
SrPvINE COUET-SrEClALT tgN.-DemIrrerF.-
Noe g. 90 l.facs 20 law &c.-'as 1872 800, al Up, 2i
g. Go 49, g. +1l .ai 20 81.
strrltOI. Iurtr-'IEiAr VERW-Par; Nos
,t af. So p Pill. JiJ Z51 @ 2a05 2jJ7. .50j. 2iil
p4.r iNo, 3Jsi 80 I.J, PES, w.. $780, 1902 2-SG 2!ii
ia .04 G5' 800 259i. llio 1890 ~ l'J3 20gb, c4S
sUpERIOL CuUNT-SPsClAL IaRM.-Nos. 2S 80,
s to 49, g. co. 1o8 l22 e. ~ lls 81 49, 80 5 100 a. -
H.
Corrr OF CONNoy The TRIAL terms
haze oumed 'o the terra Tie general tern VIII Dc u
sei sIon re Iaalf DEG OF tn. month";
un.zsrassgrzr, sxscVnssrsr-s<~M
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TIE friends of the Rev. L. II. Cbapin will be
gated to learn that, although not quite recovered,
he was able to preach his congregation yesterday
morning.
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WHAT NEXT MIR. j. McNamee Of EastOn, Pa,
has invented and very recently taken out patent
for an indicator and register Of drinks and segss, 70
be used at the bars of hotels and drinking restaurants
TO detect bsrkeepers who are dishonesty Inclined
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EXCISE CoxMIssIoSERs.--The Board held ts sd
session on Saturday last and resolved to sit daily till
the fifty days, allowed by law, shall have expired.
Up to this time only ll9 licenses have been granted,
at $50 each.
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4 gesi Is ofineut.

Adverisemcutl
ZEPHYR MERiNO ENTERTAINMENTS
Tor hot weather.
4 gIest assortment.
A. RArRrN & Co.
No. IS Bosery.
aud No. i65 s,h-sy, corner List
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The MERcASTrLr LIBRARY AND TIE UNITED
STATES SANITARY CoIxissroS.-One OF The finest
musical entertainments Of the season is to be gwen
on Monday, the sd ins., ct the Academy Of Music,
bv the Mercantile Library, in aid Of The United
States Sanitary Commission. The orchestra Of the
Philharmonic Society ard 4everal Of our most Prom
;rap, sr.;s,s will s.s;st on the occasion
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ntoInnu vyucre 4, auregArd bas cOntcnIIateu H"H
,,ai ,hn ,vrc. Of the army ia point of no siraie-
o., imnoronce and in one Of the poorer iood'pTouuc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

MEDICAL BoiED.7Tbe following gentlemen have
orr 4nized Themselves into Medical Board, TO a.
tend to the eios and wounded soldiers a, The New
England Relief Rooms:
surgeous-Dr r. J. Buiastcsd, Dg. W 4. Donfsne Dr. r.
R. Pes .ee, DR.. IA. r. S1ufs, Dr. L. 4. sayrs Dr. w ii.
Ven Buren,, Dr.. T. Vi. ilsFkoe. Physeirus--DL A. Flint
d. l. Gariuer. DR.. Horace Green Dr.. y. ". Lainoe.,
DR.. 3. W. McC5eajy, D,. A. Underhii Dr. j. "orster
Dr. L. r. Peasles President; Dr. h. A sssr-, se-presi-
,cnt Dr. ". T. Dcasgr Secretary. DR.. Noh Is Tho resi-
dent phy sicisn.
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lne W OuE1h NcI'''@s As7o0'''''"'' AZ A'N''N' ~
tie Army" desire to acknowledge receipts of the
following contributions:
irom ~ stanton. 4 Frirud: 81 80 Aiss WILKES T2o;
Mary y. Milo % Ms :. Webster, So HES o. ben
an RIO. H. z Coruiog. so; u. A. Nelcou -Iei (: NJ
,e.sr, s. ohl :, kirkland, IS Cash - oaso'Si Cash,
500 natertown y y. Sil; Slnitsry Commission. $sZ1
soror Union Music school. lJ1 50 @. - Ngs. John
Brysut. - Mrs. r q howield 5Si tn-ad 81 MIS-
4 l., peu.ar $50. ST % G. y. Nheslwrer,, 40 Mrs.
McKe.yer ~ X. keuB' rnen,, -; tnrad 49, Hoyt,
HOWARD POTTER TTsssurer.
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vlE paTTFE OF TsFE PINES.
Ie,,er r,on, xrig..Cen. Eicharason.

Tie following interesting letter from Brighten.
Ricj ardson, whose entire Division WIS engaged in
TIE battle Of Fair Oaks, Lac been banded to The
B0Hon TfarcY,r for publication:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-11

Ellsworth July sth, by Rev. DR.. Tcuuey, Mr.
Milo Il. Rich to Miss Frances L. Jordan, both OF
Ellsworth.
East rrenton-July 9Th, by Rev. W. A. Dur.
lee, hr. George ". Whitaker OF Clifton, to Miss
Ellen NJ. King Of East Trenton
Addison-May sd, by Rev C. C. Long VIM.
;. Nichols Of searsport, to Miss Priscilla s. Aus.
tin, of Addison.
Waltham-Juns lst by the same, Mr.. David
Fox OF W, to Miss Litzio Davis Of Eddington.
Mariaviiie-June llth, by the same, Mr.. Jere
mihh Jordan Of NJ, to Mrs. saphrona Perry Of
Bangor.
oHington Centre-2Gth ult, Mr.. Elisha II
Freeman to Miss Helen Bates. both Of o.
Wintcrport- 2sth ult., Mr. Reuben H. Byart
Of W, to Miss Susan H. Abbott of Verona.
Beliast-29th ult., Mr., Beujamiu Il. Dyer d
bfooksviIle, to Miss Eliza A. Eaton Of Beliass.
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DoME.ssIIC PORTS.


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Boston.
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lfsaks'l .r; ileisa Mar, Il saetttss. al a. ie#
tsa...n; @ !. Won't. 10 iar do Bauid Thur
8rJa,y 81 .sas eaamolare. Grant, Ellsworth.
Ee-sfHaA. 'iraet, >gfrx.
tta ->'h, 9dzs I'll VIM tsEEtfs. White. Nh
t.atat ty is'ss E@efy Wasg.ia5s t",."o'aF.
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lesrr Ar 2a'hH traohiia. Alien. Calais.
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B.>t.N-Ar Il, scA Il l. + strr, Notion. M.
eh,1t
tr3j bar41s Ht!itan. %: n9 Ion, Id, Ecros
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4sf, ea'+t. H.. MAJ ,-e-,i@t, -t7 t,.e-
=, N -, ,' - ''"e'.'4' H"''''fe
a. al. ~ n 49, $780,. ,......,,.
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i.iFrr. WV II II. RlcF Tic sal news
Of the death 4 this gallant officer, and F''-
worth ti,izcn, was received an Sahltg ut ra-
in; last Weiearn by the u iig Of bar- r.
that h. died On Tuesday arujuS the 18Th
inst, at the Military Hospital at Annapolis,
MI. tie WAS recently prom ted from > 70
lst Lieut.. Of 60. 6, 18th VI IN Regiment
|, will - reJllee;el that tie / lth> W.. ii
General Cascy's Division, at the battle before
Richmond, tie alst Of May, and that Lieut..
Ricc left sick couch, huckl 4 on the equip
ments Of a soldier, and fought in tie RANKS
until carried from the field wounded in the
thigh. This fact att,sts his devotion to hi-
country's cause and his bravery. Lieut.
Rice was highly respected ~ the whole com
munity,-was honorable in all the relations
of life, and FAR beyond his years, was noted
for all those qualities Of tLoushttalncss aud
consideration, which usually are to be found
only in these Of ripe years and mature
experience, lie Was the life. the Joy the
hope, aud the principal reliance Of an inter
esting family, consisting Of a t5nd mother
two sisters aud younger brother. lie was
unmarried. and aged about - years. lie
was for a time clerk in the Post Office hers
and had spent some time rs clerk in num-
Der Of stores OF our merch nts. His re
mains have been expected for day or two,
ut the time we write. The immediate cause
Of his death was consumption.
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A Medical Fact,

gT Wien suffering under affections arm,
WIN Sas tt sought to give Alarm
That they, who heed, receive No haunl
Twas HERKICK.
u His nils are mild, gbu need not fear,
Fru.D ful disease gpHF system clear,
why viii ron sUf-r from year u ycar
ASKS lERgIrN.
u VIZ strengthening rastcrs VIII ease g3HF patn
The price "a 50 small ggt can't complain
'fi' ia, millions sid that gives TIN gain
To lltaRtcK.
~ lie = a frirnd to all The riel--the poor
Hts mttictn"s mr." srUt To yoar y,.Y A,or
Aud when they gone IN srnI y,p more
SAWS iiERbi,E
HsrricA's Pills and Plastrrs siarile communities i
Their s'u'l.riti cures. Sold ~ all IearFs.
See adstrlis. meuf, l,5O
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- " IT u II
EUGENE HALE.


At Court Of Probate held at Blueh,n, within
and for the County Of Hancock, the Grst
"Wednesday of July, 4. u. ls62.
On the foregoing petition Oriued - That the Pc
tiiouers S'o notice 10 all persons interested, by
causing a copy OF the Petition and Order Of Court
thereon to be published three weeks successive
ly, in the Ellsworth American, newspaper print
ed in Ellsworth, aad in the kennebec journal, a
newspaper printed in Augusta, that they may ap-
pear ut a Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth,
in said county, on the FIRST Wednesday of August
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have why the prayer Of said pc
tition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attest A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
A liue copy Of the petition and order Of Court
thereon,
q Attest A. a. BARTLETT, Register
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FOREIGN PORTS.

In the river. Liverpool, 2lst, outward bound
Genesee, Me lutyre, Genoa.
At Remedies 10Th ult, brig Anna D Torrey, unc
Al Nueyitas 22d u.t, brig Ocean Ira, elier, toI
New York ldg.
At Matan1as 2eth uit, brig Flying Eagle, IRE
worry, for New York, idg
Ar at st John, y b, Sd inst, sch Alpin, Bray
Sedgwick.
Ar from PASSPORT, unas at Louderberry.
At Port Spain 10th, brig Nathan, Means, from
Philadelp hia, dIsg.
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WOOL CAROING
CLOTH DRESSlMG,
Somesville, Mt, Desert.

0UHesVllEei 461t' A1SstIE'
rsNHE subscriber announces to The public that he
4 still CONTINUES 10 carry on the business of
WOOL Cardin. and Cloth Dressing, at his old and
highly popular establishment, and at the former
cheap rates. The best of work with rromptness
in its execution and delivery, guaranteed.
Those patrons who have for years patronizcd
thissnill shall not be disappointed in any work
entrusted to him.
Wool left at tho store Of j. W. WOOD, at
Ellsworth, who is my agent, will be Carded to or
der, and and 'e,thata rhaygs for transportation.
Isaac Somes,
somesyille, hs5 5ih, 1858, emls
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A Friend in need. Try it.

Dr. Sweets Infallible Liniment is prepared
from the receipt II Dr. stephen sseet OF Connecticut the
great bone setter AMI has been used ia his practice for
the last twenty withthe most astonishing success
As an external ruInrdy II is Sthoa, rival and viii ae
viAte pain spcedy than any other PREPARATION FOR
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders il Is Truly inalibe,
and as curative Tor Sores, Wounds sprains Bruises
Its soothng healing and powerful strengthening proper
ties excite the just woner and establishment VI az Nho
have ever given it trial Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed by il sthin the last TWO
year, attest this truth. Sold BY all dealers.
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Gpcfial Notices.
SABBATH SCHOOL
-ANNINERS AR Y

The Anniversary Of the BAPTIST SABBATH ScnooL
will be held 10 the Baptist Meeting House next
Sabbath, at u o'clock P. N. singing by the
School. Addresses may be expected by several
of the Teachers, and the Annual Report will be
read by the Superintendent. A Collection will be
taken for the benefit of the School. should the
day be rainy, the services will be deferred till
the first pleasant Sabbath.
Ellsworth, July 9th.
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June 90, lat 29a Ion 81 A., sch Magnet, from
Maehias for Porto Rico.
Sd inst in South Channel, brig Baron do Cas-
tine. from Castine for pemaraTa.
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At Court Of Probate held ut Buehiil, within aud for the
County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday Of July,
A. D. 1902
MARY A CLARK widow of stephen r.. Clark, late
NJ Of Trenton deceased, having made application to
for allowance The pen sona estate Of said de
ceased;
ordcred,- The said Mary A. Clark gycuoce to all
persons interested, by causing copy Of this order to be
published three weeks successfully nthe Ellsworth Amer
lean printed at Ellsworth that they may appear at a
Probate Court IN held Ellsworth. in said county,
the fourth Wednesday Of October next ten Of the clock
forenoon and shew cause. il any they have, why IN
allowance should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy--Attcst
% A. A BARTLETT Register.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Ey viftno of a license from the Judge Of Pro-
bate for the County Of Hancock Twill sell at pub
lie auction, at the dwelling house recently ocsu-
pied by David EIdridse in Bucksport, on Satur-
day the 3lst day of August, at 10 o'clock A NJ, so
much Of the real estate Of which the said David
Eldridge died seized as will be sufficient to raise
the sum of six hundred dollars, Tor the payment
of debts and incidental charges. said estate com.
priscs So much If the homestead OF said David
as was not assigned 10 the widow a. dover, and Is
situated on both sides Of the County road leading
from Eucksport Village to Bangor, ard between
land If heirs of iona. Cobb and VIM. Ballard on
the north, and by land of James Collins and heirs
Of Joseph Eldridgc on the south | shall also
sell at the same time and place, tho rcyersion Of
widows DOVER Terms Cash.
JOSEPH l.. EMERSON, Admt.
Bucksport, July STU, lsG2. %
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- Came into the enclosure of the sub.
ISlA scriber, about the LIST of June, drab-
L-A-L1 colored, yearllng, horse Colt. with white
strip in his forehead. The owner is requested to
pay charges and take the same away
LIBBEUS SMITH.
West Ellsworth, June 2lst, 80. 3w43
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Hunnewell's Cough Remedy eSeslls in one OF
the important eharseerses namely, that Of con
tanning materials VI opium GDtimony which 50
debihating weak constitutions. When hy its perfect
simplicity 1t Is done with the Coagh Lung Complaint
It's splendid Tonic guses exhibit themselves In giving
strength weak systems weakened by disease, Peca4
hary very important bat asn host sight Of. In prep
arston like the Universal Cough Remedy may be found
great necessity for nursery every medicine chest
or counting and from infancy age may be used
with perfect imPunity See advertisement and read PAM
phlet. AIS
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CAUTION.

VA HEREAS have changed my place of res
Wv idence, and my wife, Matilda Saunders
has refused to live with me; aud ample provis
ions have been made for her maintanance, this is
to forbid all persons harboring or trusting her Oh
my account as / shall pay no debts o: her CON
traction after this date.
P. T. SAUNDERS.
fremont, June 2Gth, 1862. q
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Shoe Stock and Findings.

CUSTOM WORK done as usual
Please call and look at the goods, it will cost
nothing if you do not buy.
~ Remember, at the ELLSWORTH BooT AND
SHOE STORE, MAIN STREET.
G wen at the Council Chamber, this 18th
dag Of Nay. In the second year of tho Sas.
II A. 5. ATaERTQN.
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a. A U I l o N .

The public are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing Note, given by the subscriber to John
laslam, Jr., Of Haltham, for the of twelve
dollars 6 81 payable the first Of July, and sign
ed by Simeon q. iIapwotth surety As value
has not BEEN received therefor. | shall not pay
said note HAZEN GUSuA.
Mariav!ile, July 9th, 1862. 2j*
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Blnelii within and
for the County Of Hancock, on the first wednesday
of July. A. d. 1862.
CIIARLES J. ABBOTT Il Al, Asslgnees Of Hatch X
u Brigham. of Castne. In said county having pre-
scented their final administration upon said es-
tate for probate
Ordered-That the said Assiguees give notice
TO all person interested, by causing a copy Of th
order to be published three weeks succcssyeiy in the
Ellsworth American printed at Els worth, that they may
appear Probate Court to be held ut Buosport in said
county the third Nelnesday Of September next, at ten
OF the clock forenoon and shcw cause any they have,
why the should rot be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest,
20 A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
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WASHINGTON, Sunday July ;
Ny DEAR

am unable yet to get any letrite inform.
atT1n about tue Maine troors. They dill x
cellent fighting. ani seemed = have g,t II
with less IS than 5tl,er regiments in " 2
portion tn numbers engaged. Col. Elliot Of
the Governors Sian lett the army thursday.
and don't reckon our loss over aao IN killed
and wounded. ho!e he may lie outsidssiie
mark.
Tie folding here is bot every way -
Thcrp is no doubt TIM, the whlle inuy mrit
Was orderly ana without confusion, and t. at
We inflicted much IN n damage than ~ r.
eciscd all accounts a.vre ia that
will write wir.n hear further.
Yours ia haste.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-11

The REST FAMILY Ca
TuARrIc in the world, used
twenty years by five mill
ions Of persons annually,
aiwul give satisfiction,ccn
taln nothing injurious, pat
rouis d by the principal
rhS sician5 and surgeons in
thu Union ; elegantly coat
ed with sugar.
Luge BoXe, % cents ; five
BcN ; for 81. Full dircc-
tinus with each boN.
W aFrJuted superior TO any
Pin before the public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-11
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters,
in We hours pains ana weakness of the breast side
and hack and Rheumatic Complaints in equally short
space time. Spread beautiful white IAN in their
subj the to inconvenience and each cne
will from week 10 three months Price ls3 cts
Irrreks sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters sold
by aud Merchants in all parts Of the United
States C.adas s South Ar erica, and may he obtained
by calling for them by ther full name,
Use HaleeH's Condaioa Powders
for your Horses and Cattle.
Forssk by c. G. Peek, Ellsworth, Me.
DR.. L. r. liERRlCk Co, Albany, N.
BLAsAFIED, Travelling Agent. isly30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-11

Style d., No. 20-~Price $500,
Is made of the best Middesex sacking, in all tho
different shades. 1t is cut with loose sack body
of medium length, coat sleeve and rolling collar
two pockets, broad hem around the bottom
eeoeean she'll buttons and button holes, single
breasted. Duff collar and pocket wells made
Of silk, quilted in fine block checks to match each
other, and in contrast with the color Of the gar
ment.
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Style A., No. 10-Price $40, so.

Style ", No. 12-Price $3.50.
short Jacket Sack, made from fine all wool Fam
cy French Cloaking, motted, pervading color Pur-
pie, collar, pocket welts, and cuffs, bound with
heavy purple silk, two pockets. and trimmed with
Ocean Shell buttons. More show to it than any
gnrmput in pur stock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-11

Is a short jocket sack, of fire all-woo CLOTH jack
ct sleeves, sack back, bound with broad heavy silk,
stitched twice around, pockets, and heavy cuffs.
and trimmed with ocean she'll buttons.