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TIE sIRUcGLE AT RICHMOND
COMMENCED.
The Enemy Repulsed.

WASHINGTON, Sunday, June l.
The following dispatch was received
at the War Department TINS I IA
F,supor BArrlE, June lst-l2 NJ.
We have had a desperate battle, in
which the corps of Generals Sumner,
HeintzeIman aud Reyes were engaged
against greatly superior numbers. Yes
terday at one. o'clock the enemy, taking
advantage of a terrible storm which
flooded the valley of the Chickahoml.
NY, attacked our right flank. General
Casey's division, which was first m
line, gave way unaccountably. ms
caused temporary confusion, during
which the guns and baggage were lost,
but Heiutzelman and Kearncy most
gallantly brought up their troops which
checked the enemy. Atthe same time
/ succeeded, by great exertion,i IN bring
ing across Generals Sedgwick's and
Richardson's divisions, who drove back
the enemy at the point of the bayonet
covering the ground with his dead
This morning the enemy attempted u
renew the conflict, but was everywhere
repulsed. We have taken meny prs
oners, among whom arc Gen: fet.i
grew and Col. Long. Our loss Il
heavy. but the enemy's must he enor
NOUS. Excepting Casey's division tn
men behaved splendidly. Several tn
boyonet charges were made. -.
'fS;gneN GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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Inland Route Open from Burnside's
Headquarters to Washington.

NORFOLK, May 80.
Col. Hawkins, of the 9th New York
Regiment, with twenty men, arrived
here in the Port Royal'l;,stnight, having
left Roanoke Island Yesterday morning
and passed up by way of Cnrritnck
Sound and thence by canal to Elizabeth
River. &C.
Thus the inland route is open, by
Which Gen. Burnside's Department
nav communicate with the Capital
without the risk of the passage outside
Of IIar1eras. Several sloops and
schooners flying the American flag have
already come through aud been allowed
to proceed to Baltimore. -,
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News Items.

s..ta 4. news 1tcmSs |
The liabilities of the Southern Con-
federacy ere reported as upwards OF
s41o,ooO,ooo.
General Mcdowell is at Manassas
Junction with force to aid in the cap
ture of Jackson's force in the Shenan-
doah valley. s -
The bridal attire for the Princess
Alice, of England, is very nearly COM
pleted. The lace has been preparing
in skillfulhands for over sixteen months,
and the design was chosen by the late
Prince Consort.
Beauregard has made his official re-
port of the loss in the battle of Shiloh,
from which it appears that the rebels
had 1,72s killed, s,ol2 wounded and
95e missing, showing an aggregate OF
1O,699.
Gov. Sprague, of Rhode Island was
elected Senator from that State, for SIX
wears. from the 4th of March next, on
ednesday of last week. He had 81
out of lo3 votes; no candidate was
named against him. Gov. Spragut
takes the place of Senator Simmons.
Fernando Wood was in Chicago las
Sunday night, and was serenaded b.
some of the old line Democrats, t.
which he responded in semi secession
speech. 1t was cold affair through
ont, and entirely different from the en-
thusiastic welcome given to Sigel.
The sunken stone fleet at Charleston
is said to be mostly broken up-whol
: sides of the ships having foated ashore
!. The steamer Planter, recently ran on
/. of Charleston, found eighteen feet
e water on the bar. Doubtless the navl
Q CATION will soon be in as good order
: ever. rf t0i-I a'frsf i,sts e''e'
The President has fully assumed tn
). functions Of Commander-in-chief
IS the army and navy. No movement
u made in either branch of the servit
!" without his knowledge. Indeed, it
,e asserted that every dispatch sent to Il
of officers in command is first submittt
e. to him. 45 aies glts
l. \
Major.General Wool has award'
,e the contract for raising and saving Z
C. remains of the Merrimac, as well as
r. other wrecks in Norfolk harbor, to N
- Sanborn, the present agent 'of t
~ Adams Express Company for the arr
d. of the Potomac. Measures will
We taken at once to, commence on !
Ii6 Merrimac. -'lithias lsef si 2t -
- Deserters and refugees from Me
~ phis report Com. Farragnt's fleet att att
De- mouth of White River, the first tr''
'nr tary to the Mississippi Of any imp
al al lance below Memphis. In an air Il
IL it is about one hundred miles from u
on city, though by the course OF The ri'
M the distance fully $50. All the pr
''"' cipal streams flowing through Arkan
all are thus in our possession. = reg.
We A Baltimore letter in the n Y. Z
es. states that recent facts have come
i'n light which show that English moi
IN finds it's way South. Scarcely a.
ton body Of the rebel soldiery on the d
da- Of the Peninsula but the pockets 9
zen tanned English silver. Last fall, Eng
s sA Bank Of England notes were very c.
ms mon in Richmond amongst the r.
and magnates. 1t is probable that
nee siderable sums of money have
lied obtained in England by the rebels
AN which case English sympathy Tor
rebels is easily accounted for.
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our gun OOat meet OH VIC iop' "i'' ny
following is the correspondence on the
occasion neaI
From the Natchez Courier, of the 14th.i
UNITED STATES STEAMER IRoouoIs, AT ANCHOR,
fHiff OFF NArcHEz, Miss, May IL, 1862: }
SIR-In advance of the squadron
now coming up the Mississippi, | am
instructed to demand tile surrender OF
the city Of Natchez to the naval forces
of the United States. Hiea sad
The same terms will be accorded as
those granted to New Orleans and
Baton Rouge. The rights and property
of all peaceable citizens shall be res
pected; but all property in the city
belonging to the so,called Confederate
States must be delivered up aud the
flag of the United States must wave
unmolested and respected over your
town.. $3.50 70 wafseifnl' sieeii sssl3f,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
| JAS. S. PALMER, Commander.
To His Honor, the Mayor of Nafchez.
ITO which communication the Mayor
was directed TO make the following re-
ply, viz:
The, Mayor and Select,nen of the
City of Natchez assembled in special
meeting at o'clock, A. NJ. eid nV zig
The Mayor stated that he had. called
the. meeting for the purpose Of taking
into consideration. the following conf
< mnnications, viz: s,a ..e.g nrs.a =,
MAYORS OFFICE, NArcHEz, Miss,
"a iii5 - Nav l3, 1862.
!, S1R-Your communication of the
, 10Th inst, has been received by me and
!, laid before the Board of Selectmen o
: the city, and ] am directed to return
9 the following reply:
: Coming as cunqueror, you need moi
i the intereosition OF the city authoritie'
! to possess this place. Ar rinfortified
j city, an entirely defenseless people
! lave no alternative but to yield to al
! irresistible force, as useless to imperi
innocent blood. Formaiities are absur'
in the face of such realities. 80 ne
So far as the city authorities cal
e prevent, here will he no opposition t.
;. your possession of the city; they can
!, not, however, guarantee that your fla
y shall wave unmolested in the sight @
y. an excited people but such authorit
'e as they possess shall be exercised TO
le the preservation of good order in tn
IS city. y egg g safi lte 9ii} $50 -
s. AS to the property belonging to tn
a. Confederate States, they are not awar
: of any such within the limits of the cit,
N Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
is ~ f5t -pon JOHN. HUNTER, Mayor.
To Jas s. Palmer, Commander N. s S. Iroquoi
at anchor eff hatcher, Miss
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20 "A Correspondent of The Steele
Paris the government organ of France
writes from Tunis, Algiers, as follows:
tsOur Collegeof philosophers at home,
may and probably do accomplish great
deai for the cause Of science, hut the
Americans are the people to turn these
discoveries to practcalaccount Many
of the modern, inventions in use here
are American, and one American
chemist, Dr.. J.lC. Aver, of Lowell,
supplies much of the medicine cons
sumed in this country. His Cherry
Pectoral, Pills, Sarsaparilla and Agpe.
Cure constitute the staple remedies here,
beonuserthey are of easy application,
sure in their results, and have the con:
fidence of the people. While the
science Of Medicine is carried to q
higher perfection in our own country
(France) than any other, it strikes .
.French,nan as a little singular that an
i American Physician should furnish the
medical skill and remedies for our Prin-
cipal Province. w
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FURTHER FROM THE BATTLE OF
SATURDAY. s- a.ii faI
NOVEL FEATURE OF BAL
~. LOON TELEGRAPHING.
,nort.uce of the Federal Victories

rspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
,s.1d1s- ail WAsu1NGToN, June 2.
Washington is alive with rumors TO-
day-at the capitol, in the department.
and on the streets.
People are sure that Richmond IS
taken-our side losing %, 1000, and the
rebels 75,O0O-wi,h other rumors
equally extraordinary.
Our army has advanced, since the
battle, within four miles OF the rebel
capital.
The President said this morning that
he regarded the affair of Saturday and
Sunday as the last desperate effort OF
the rebels, in which they had thrown
forward their whole strength, and their
defeat he regarded rs final. f.isb
-'' WAsuINGToN, June 2.
Adyices from the army of the Poto-
mac, dated this afternoon, show no
fighting to-day. Our advance is con-
siderably in front of the position occu:
pied before the Saturdays battle.
.af.fe McCLELLAS's HEADQUARTERS. June 2.
Two days of battle for Richmond
have been fought, in both of which we
are victorious. The loss on both sides
is heavy.
The attack was commenced at one
O'Clock on Saturday, by Hills division
of FIVE rebel brigades-mostly from
South Carolina, Virginia and Georgia
attacking Casey's division near the
turnpike leading over Bottoms Bridge.
This fight was disastrous to ms, and
Casey's brigade was forced to retreat
before superior numbers, leaving al
their camp equippage and twelve bat
teries. Col. Baily in endeavoring tt
save the batteries, was killed.
4. Some of the Pennsylvania and New
York troops behaved very badly. Man.
officers were killed in the act OF at
tempting to rally their men.
Gen. Heintzelman ordered mp por
ton of Kearney's and Rockers divi
sions. The former charged the rebel
with the bayonet, driving them lik
sheep, regaining all the ground excep
about half mile, when night close
the operations. ~,
Gen. Summers two. divisions, con
posed Of Sedgwick's and Richardson
brigades crossed the Chickahominy o
Saturday at p. M, taking their pos
ton on Heintzelman's right. Her
they encountered Longstreet, RAN
and Hogers divisions, composed OF III
flower Of the rebel army. f.o..,7-
g. The fighting was desperate, and CIV
nv inch was holly contested. The el
envy stood bravely but in every instanc
fed before our bayorets. These tw
divisions did nobly, driving the rebe
at every point. f - .eif
WASHINGTON, June 2.
During the whole of battle of yeste
day morning, Prof loves balloon W
overlooking the scene at an. altitude
1000 feet. Telegraph communicate
from the balloon to General McClella
and in direct communication with I
military wires, Mr.. Park Spring,
Philadelphia, acting as operator. ~
ry movement of the enemy was OBJ
Gus and instantly reported. rss
This is believed to be the first tn
balloon reconnaissance has been 81
cessfnlIy made during battle, and 9
tainly the first time the telegraph s
ton has been established in the air
report the movements, of an enel
and the progress of a battle. The,
vantage to Gen. Mcclellan must ha
been immense. 90 sc is-liulsf siiIeB
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-05

w We ask every reader of. the
REPUBLICAN, to give the recent mes
sage of President Lincoln, published
in another column, a; careful pernsal.
1t will be seen that he avows, as the
Joint work of himself and Cabinet, the
acts for which Secretary Cameron, has
been so severely blamed. This mes.
sage is but another proof of the noble
ness which characterizes the whole
course of tue President during this
war.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-05

e The dimensions of the United States
capitol at Washington are thus officially
s.ated:-Whole length of building.
ISL feet inches; length of wings, in
Guiding steps, s24 feet; width of WINGS
l42 feet 8 inches width Of old capitol
s52 feet 4 inches height OF dome ABOVE
the basemens floor. ao4 feet; ground
.o,n.llvzcovered, 1912 square feet,
more than three. and a half acres.s
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune-}
Later From. the Richmond Battle..-Our
Troops Surprised. $500

f,A.s. WASHINGTON, June 8, 1862.
Several congressman just from
White House, where they went from
Fortress Monroe on Sunday. after hear
ing that battle had commenced, say
two trains brought one Thousand
wounded from the Chickaliominy, who
were transferred TO vessels to be dis
tributed to different hospitals. Those
in charge of them said there were as
many more to come, besides many too
severely wounded to be moved. The
wounded said General Casey's division
was led into an ambush, the enemy
drawing them forward by a feigned re-
treat until they were the victims Of q
fire from the woods ON each side which
no troops could stand. a
On Sunday the enemy were driven
at all points, on line fifteen miles long,
except Casey's division, which gained
no ground. At four o'clock Gen. Nc
CleIlan in person went to Casey's
troops and made a speech, in which he
said the enemy were routed at all
points except there. If they did their
duty they would bag the whole rebel
army in six hours.
The fighting continued until Sunday
evening, when, as it was believed Al
the White Honse, that Casey's division
still had failed to recover their lost
Il ground. eEGHfau . IA
i On Monday both armies were bury.
ling their dead. Among The wounded
are Col Briggs, and Gen. Devins, Of
) Massachusetts.
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NEAR CoR1NTn, May 30.

Pops's advance guard, the soth Ohio
regt., occupied Corinth at 40 minutes
oast 8 o'clock this morning, and holsted
the u. S. flag on the Court House..
The enemy evacuated last night, re-
treated down the Mobile and Ohio Il.
r. The telegraph line isoccnpied with
military business. The particulars OF
the evacuation will be forwarded as
coon as nossible.
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Na,chez Surrendered.

9r Natchez, Miss, was surrendered TO
our gun boat fleet on the ! 9Th nit. The
following is the correspondence on the
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to escape faster than their ueighbores
dreading most of all to be the last.
Presently the enemy's cannon
doomed in the rear, and small smoke
in The sky suddenly appearing, and
then dissolving, slowed where the ball
had exploded. Some shells fell among
our men, and the panic was quite gen.
eral for ashorttime Guns, knapsacks,
cartridge boxes, bayonets and bayonet
cases lay scattered upon the ground IN
great confusion, thrown away by the
panic-stricken soldiers. ? But this con-
fusion and disorder was not of long du-
ration.
Gen. Banks riding continually among
the men, addressing them kindly and
firmly, shamed them to confederation
If their unbenefilting CONSERVATION.
At length, stationing himself and staff,
with several Others, across field ahro'
which the soldiers.were rapidly fleeing,
the men were orderedsoto stop their
fight, were formed into line, and made
TO march on in soldier like manner
What occurred in the extreme rear
of the column am unable tn state Win
confidence Colonel DOnneIly, actng
Briyadier General the fate of one OF
whose regiments--the First Maryland,
has been already stated, with twoof
his regiments - the Twenty Eighth
New York and Fifth Conneeticst--is
reported, and on good authority, as cap
Itured. During the fight, which con-
timed for two hours before the retreat
from Winchester, the brigade behaved
. admirably, and repulsed the enemy, bus
being outfanked by superior numbers.
was compelled to withdraw. Our
forces-DonnellY's brigade on the LETT,
\ and Gordon's upon the right-were in
Y position along gorge between two
e hills. qrs - las ssg s7es. raf
o The Second Massachusetts, was firing
2 upon the enemy from behind a stone
4 wall, when being opened upon by an
o enAanking. fire from the enemy who
!. had come upon our flank, they had to
!. escape from them, coming as they were
h IN vastly superior numbers. g NE
= At one point the enemy came mp IN
n a large hollow square, single file upon
IN the front and back, and double file upon
either side. Marching up thus to with.
~ in certain distance, they were ordered
d TO halt, fix bayonets and charge, which
$. they did in COED order. - .sea.
y Col. Gordon and Staff are safe (; ALSO
i. Gen. Williams and Staff While re-
r. treating through Winchester, women
OIL from the houses opened fire of pistoli
r. upon our soldiers and killed a great
RS many of them. RsFF ed ri
a Lieutenant Colonel Brown, Twenty
a Eighth New York, is said to have beer
of killed; Col. Knipe, Fnrty-sixth Penn
sylvania, wounded and tax n prisoner
id Col Murphy, Twenty-ninth Pennsylva
AZ mia, killed, and many others.
II. The column retreated, after the Sigh
%. panic to which have alluded, il goo'
ed order, pursued by the enemy beyon'
nd Martinsburg. The baggage train Pre-
;ly ceeded as far as the Potomac, and man
of the teams had been conveyed acro'
en- upon ferry boats ttistnorning.- Woret
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WAsHINGToN, May 80.
The following were received from
Corinth this afternoon:
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Awarding Committees.

Awarding committees.
Bulls, Ball Calves, Cows, Heifers and
Steers,
F. L. Hill, Gouldsboro,
\. RICHARDSON, fremont,
JOEL Emery, Eden.
Oxen, Town Teams and Drawing,
WM. Ii. CARD, Franklin,
,JomN HARDEN Trenton,
JosErH GRINDLE, Penobscdt.
Horses,
DR. ALEX. FULroS, Bluehill,
JOSEPH SAUNDERS, Orland,
Ii. b. CUNNINGHAM, Ellsworth.
Sheep, Wool and Swine,
II. s. TREvErr, Trenton.
JOIN ARMSTRONG, Ellsworth,
OrIs w. HEEEfcK, Brooklin.
Poultry,
f,nRN CLARK, Hancock,
y. y. THuRsroN, Sedgwick.
As no premium he's been offered for
Poultry, the Committee can award such
gratuity as they may deem expedient.
Tretting,
j.. H. GREEDY, Ellsworth,
j. b. BRADLEY, Bucksport,
+. L. PARrRDoE, 0rland.
Garlen Crops
r.. H. b. Moon, Hancock,
CALVIN kISeMAN, Walthamy
Saml BAssos, HvoksylIle,
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Fruits, Flowers, Bread, Honey and

Fruits, Flowers, Bread, Honey and
Sugar.
Rev. s. TENNEY, Ellsworth,
SAM'L MERRILL, Surry,
MRs. J. i. LANGDoN. Ellsworth.
Manufactures and Farming Implements.
.tonS l.. Moon, Ellsworth,
,}ouS GRANT, Bucksport,
S. z. DoNNEL, Franklin.
Ladies Manufactures.
Mis-. StM'L WATSON, Surry,
Mas. SAM'L SPRINGER, Franklin,
Miss ELIZABETH JARVIS, Els.
Butter and Cheese.
j. Il. PEARL, Dedham.
SsN'L DurToN, Ellsworth,
J. B. JOHNSON, Sullivan.
Field Crops,
CHARLES JOY, Surry,
r. Sissy, ID. Aurora.
JOHN PARSONS, Eastbrook.
Fish,
III. S. BoYNroN, Trenton,
DANIEL kIMRAl, Mt Desert,
Horace DURGlN, fremont.
Miscellany,
r. G.. W. nopGE, Bluehill,
J. II. WEST, Franklin,
ID. i. MAECYES, Eden.
JESSE DUTroN, Ellsworth.
john =. LANepoN, do.
CHARLES JOY, Surry, Trustees.
WV. TnoNrsoN, W. Trenton
WV. IL. SARGENT, Sedgwick,
Col J. W. JONES, Marshal.
\. VI. GEppES, Secretary.
Ellsworth, Aug. Goth, 1862.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
The Subscriber has opened
PUBLIC HOUSE. IN FRANK IN

and hopes To merit success in the enterprise, b.,
havin: obliging and faithful hostlers to take til,
best OF care OF horses, and by keeping his table
well supplied with substantial food for nan.
The object of the Proprietor will be 10 make
i" Franklin House a home for the traveller. and a
place where he may have his wants supple
promptly and cheerfuliy, and at reasonable price.
His buildings have been recently repaired and re
fitted, ana he has many conveniences which Wi
make the " Franklin House A desirable stoppin,
place. ALEXANDER MARTIN.
Franklin, Jan. u, ls62 81
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HORTICULTURE.

#@ HORTICULTURE.
For best specimen Of each of the fol-
lowing variesiesr
For best ise stocks Of celery, FIVE stalks
Of rhubarb or pie plant, ten table
s. turnips, ten table carrots, ten table
seets, ten table parsnips, five ruta
bagas, ten onions, three heads of
eabbages, ten tomatoes, three Hub
bard squashesy three musk-melons,
three eitreas, trhee pumpkins, six
ears Of sweet corn. Five dollars are
appropriated for distribution in pre-
miums.
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Any article not embraced in the above
schedule, which may he exhibited, will be
examined by committee and premium
awarded according to its merit. But ex-
hibtor must attach a card thereto, marked,
MISCELLANEOUS.
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To obtain premiums the fruit must in
all cases be raised by the exhibitor, and
named and labelled.
The committee to have power to with
holj.premiunas unless merltor.ous.
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TESTIMONIALS:
have used Anderson's Spring Bed Bottom for
some time past, and pronounce 1t superior to any.
thing have known for ease, adaptation To the
form, aud health. think ii preferable 10 the
Spiral Spring Bed which have just laid aside for
this. can with confidence recommend it TO gen.
eral use. E. c. BRETT
0ldtown, May 90, 1859.
The Bed Bottom bought Of you fully meets
my expectations, and is fully up to yourhigh rec.
concentrations. / would eheerfglly rec ommend
it 10 all who desire to improve their sleeping
apartments Al STAPLES
Augusta, April l6. A. n. WILLIAMS
Mr. ID. X. Frehoek has fasaished the bed III
my house with the " Anderson Spring Bed Bot.
tom" and take pleasure in recommending hi.
article as the most convenient, ecor omicai and
comfortable thing Of the kind with which I ana
acquainted. A. II. ABBOTT
Principal Of Family School, Pennington. Me.
This Bed Bottom has already been introduced
Into the American House and Ellsworth Honse,
Ellsworth; Robinson House, Bucksport; Bangtf
and Franklin Houses, Ranger; and In the Pa6li
Houses in other parts Of the State. %
HARVEY c. BAliILETT, Agent for Ellsworth.
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CoLL.A r .


in the Village, and at prices to salt The times.
Harnesses repaired with despatch Second
hand harnesses taken in exchange Cash huyer,
are invited to call at the Cheap Harness shop on
Water Street, where they shall fad the worth OF
their money. II. SWAN.
Ellsworth, May % lsGa. 6mla
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CAUTION
To Females in Delicate Health

pr. bow, Ply stefan and surgeon, No ElIco,t Sss
Boston. consulted daily .r All dse-s iHelrui to is
female stem. PraapsGs teri. failing x she Womb
Flour Alhus, Suppression and other menstrual j.,
nents, all treated upon pathological principle,
and speedy relief saarante d la very sslys - Ia
vriahy is the ngr II treatment that tn.s,
obstinate complaints yield it, ard The afflicted per.
so1n rraicrs In perfect health
pr Dow has doubt had g,reler experience in the
cure Of diseases Of women ami children uAn any other
PLY. icisn a. Boston.
Baariiae Accommodations hr patients wh0 may wish u
stay In Boston few days under hi. treatment.
pr. Dow, since lst5, having epauted hi, woe alton
tiau office practice lr ihe gIFr prilt. ul=..,.
and Female Complaints, ackow cs 10 Superior 30 tht
{ ui,td states.
y. B-An letters mus coai4i i.as I'D a.ps OF the,
sih not he ansN erel.
Otcc Hours from 4 N. 20 . r VI,
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The Hancock Agricultural Society offer
the following premiums, for their Fifth An
nual Exhibition, to be holden on the FAR
Grounds in Ellsworth, Sept 30th. and Oct
LIST, and "a. 1867: