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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
Bulls HEAD, Monday, Feb. 19.-With onl,

600 head uf bull0cks reported to-day the market Is
hardly as good for drovers a. 1t was last Monday In
deed nearly all the sellers OF upcountry oxen com
plain that their sales not good as last week II
be rdei that many of these only in fair
working order while others have been well fed oil
Winter. A lot from the Connecticut River are called
rst.rate fat oxen but cannot be sold at lie. q n net
drove OF Ohio Durhams, which averaged l3oOibs. at
home sold OF sl29 each Calling them only cwt. net
at l6c y h. the price would be Sl2s average
The owner is sure that they do not average 10
cwt. and that 10 full drove. although extra good.
will average that price. If so then
the market IA not as good for lrst-cass was week
ago although few small O's extra good have sold al
I7c.. and some fancy stock" may be rated "a litte
higher. II the market is any better upon any grade II
Is upon medium such as are mostly bought oy frsi'
class Wholesale butchers, averagino about l4c. y D.
which of the statesmen think about lc. y n bet
ter than week ago. The lower grades may be about
!c. lower and sales slow and dull tnat estimates OF
weight not favorable To sellers The weather IL un
favorable; rain has DeeR steadily falling since
yesterday and mud s Of course, abundant The quai.
ity Of the stock, the average. is fair. The price
Is not satisfactory to ans Ofth owners. One from LII
nns declares that he should have been 900 richer
bought stock Albany complain Of this the hardest
market o. this wear. 30 do owners OF Stae stock The
wonder s that with small a supply, the market
should be- no better. Perhaps II IL because there Is
good many cattle somewhere not far off, There we're
nearly ZOO M ALBANY Tie supply here for the week,
30 far reported. Is i,373 head.
bout 4. 900 sheep were in market this morning al
BrOWnng's. and prices &c. y b less than they were
Friday. The top safes to-day et 7.c. e n, With
downward tendency. Pels are S2a sj each.
and consequently prices stronger sales being made
at IL Ilic. 4 n.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

THE wAsHrsoTos-sr. SHOOTING CASE
Hermann sShumaker the proprietor Of q low dance
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
Dank 6tatcmenls.
Prnk Of
Dprlt of thc New.York Dry Dock Compnny.-

50 o7 tIc UANk OF THE NV iOUk DRY DOOR COM
PANE required y Chapter M Lave o ls lot The ~cet snans
Saturdsy the i1th lny o' F-t-usfy. 1876
Average amount OF l1ins ald Drcylut flOSsG -
hffffRt Nuf az spec s'..'
Aftflf~ amount o
City and County York l. T. lockwood, Cssu.r o
ih Nes ora Dry Company teng duly dep ard
ts' th' above statements corrrct j. LOCKWOOD, CASHIER
tbs I7th dy OF February. lH6
A G. AsbElsoS. Notary Publi..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

HEAVY RoBBERY.-On the afternoon OF IL
18th inst, daughter Of Mr.. John Rice Of No. -
Teuth'sve, saw two men come from the second AeD
of her fathers residence. As they passed, they -
tempted hide their faces, but she recognized them -
Two young man named John Coakey aud John kileyL
when her fafher come home she informed him Of -
circumstance. On going TO his ro"m, Mr.. Il fosnA
tnat the thieves had stolen from between the mattress
OF the bed S4OO In , 10 United States bonds 600 10
treasury notes, god watch valued at s3J0 aud -
yer watch valued at s30 altogether Of the vaiae q
g. ,330 The accused were subsequently arreste1
Officer noughtou Of the Twentieth Pee net, aud -
terday committed for trial by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
OCEAN Steamers.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANN.
"a,
s-r.yyYOgK TO JTVFRPD0L. CALLING At QUEEN
TOWN 40 LAND pa-SIAGfNS.

NIMTEDD
eTW.YOEK TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING At QUEENS
a,p. qan- Cgrrnene-,,
GJfEN.... ..''''..'''''.''.' 6ies1'
GNoLAAD ............54 .e.''''''''''''''.' Grace
~ LA'D' '''''''''''''.
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tENNsYLyANA... Lewis
.owH
LEAVING i1er NO. -. koiu i.i,s.. o. 90 1sys , -
kbLNEll A..'..'''''''-'..''.' ''''.St n&DH & H. - "a
eNGLAND D......... M 'RDAY. MICH
AED EVIIY SiTi;EDAY TuIREAETE
The sizr Of these Steamships rdu o. very spi'' 'te
Rooms all opening Dir, city Tito the saloon, the HccoAnool
Gous and fare ale unsurpassed and the ia''' ""''
Al experienced sureon each ship free O. e1'ce ia c,,,,,v
CABIN passage, So. Strtrase sd f7ytue ~ @ @cfny "
Steeloce pa.arr ticket, 90 bring prnt' NON i' f' "
e ovr.,. hos. l not sccorniahs for 'pscis
a. y.lnsba unss hi Of .u them 'Sue expressed
FoT h OK ebn passage apply at the Office Of the Com
e'Hy' No 81 Broadway C. Fl. EDWARDS, Mara-sr
vor ee-sre passage at hoI eous la-are Ore No. 275
Fe.-iL and at the Company s 'ice No. 3' bfoad"ly.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
L De JANEleo. calling at ST THOMAS. PARA PER
HI zEfGSYlf GYlfED sI' sTATf AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAM
SHIP COMfANl
s~i1 dp,fch regularly on the each month. - M.
froa Per No % North River, OF tuet hicaas
E.esms.aps. The . -
r. Z. T1NKFLPAUGb. comniaudeI willlcave onWEDNEs-
fAY. IN, q b .fFrbru.rV.
Az experei ced surgeon IS attached 70 zach steamship
AL letters must pass throu- D the u o.; Ouco,
Largr iota Of heavy freight at low rates
t0T l.ei. .It or passage apply %
THOMAS ASCENClO { Co., No. y Broadwsy
GTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT
6y QUFENSIONN The luuien Line. s4ilng setuiw,ek.
~ cefryir- tas United states Male. -
Clll OS LINER Ch..s..,.......' " NfDNESDAf'f fEb ~
CITY OF NpON..................S tIUKDAf rs. "a
SIIf or DIbLi N............-- W. DNtSDAf. ? 70 20
lTN or acknowledgements .SA iL kDAf, MARCH 3
g. eacu succeeding SArUKpN ana NkDNtsDAi,
n oou. llcu Pier No -, North ilyer
RATES OF PASSAGE
81 Tho u1l steamer sailing everv Sstrrf" y;
EiESr CAHlN.........Sm SIk ERA 'E........s...f7N
To iou4uu........... % To Londuu..s........ "
= 4Lrl- ...s........ i. 70 IHilssssssss.ss'ss ~
PAYABLE N GOLD.
P.ssqgs hv the "Wednesday First Cabin $50
G. ,lars. = . PsvuDe m :. currency.
Psss-r--rs also forwarded TO AayIc hamburg. bremen
cr.. 90 n lerlie rste6
-erre passa.e rom Liverpool or Queenstown $50 gold
:- eqg.aeut. Ii ke.s be bought Aee BY persons
e. ding lor their friend
Fo- iarti-r Information app q, tie Company Officer,
JOHN q. DALI. Agent, Ne. Is broadway, New y ork-
tVHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
< sfnF BBEMEN Capt a. 4. +. Neynaber. carrying the
ited States mai Will sal tue Bremen per, loot OF
SATURDAY. Feb.2I
EREMFN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Tsking p4s-eugera %
LOTU0V. EsNRE, SDL fHAMFIDN AND BREMEN,
thr following rates payable gold .tsoqiveDs IL car
For The frs. cabin sC5 second ctbn, SEA 50, 'teeags
- 90 followed bv the HERMANN, Capt. G WeuLe Mch TO-
OLLRlCHs + c.. No CO BrOsd-'t
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL rKEs-fER ls.-BefoFe
Justice J 0HEkrs0S.
DECISIONS.
Before Justice GAnvIy.

Ssbro Builus tgt The atlantic Mai steamship Company
Mot oa Granted. lutcf Tl-st0rrs settled.
Geo 81 liar af james T. lrGv' fa-Mouon granted and
eausr Z. z, rrrd 90 q rr.rfet 10 hear. Ac
s.ltu.. tf.wu at Anthony G. RossirfeMotlon granted
Br.or~ Ju.tcr SUTHERLAND
Union Ss.onal Bank Hzt Morrs krIchum Ct ali IhoG
Ilore AZ has. T.. Lawrri cs.-l asrs settled.
III. r.oue ayf John hackr'i.bi o. exceptions set ed
= Wi .rd q, 3d. agt. John D. RaymoBd-Caso so,trd all
ID, amrudu ruts propused allowed
Jr.., 81 Em,T.on ct Lewis Boosh-Case settled
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

THEFT OF JEwELRY. On the lith inst. Mrs.
Anna Duva Of No. 25 Sixth-aye. on returning TO her
residence found tha; had been entered by means Of
false keys and robbed ewery TO the amount OF $500
On the nth Officer Goodel Of the Ninth Precinct gr
rested Young man named David Dagnan. In his
po.spssion ere found some ske eton keys and gold
cross which was recognized by Mrs Duvall az psr.
lion Of the property stolen from her. An additional
amount Of the stolen property found at the Of
Owen ID. Kelly No. 1913 Sixthaye. where II had been
lett for sale by the prisoner Through information
given BY the prisoner Sergeant Webb Of the above Pre-
cinct arrested James Kiernar. and In his possession
was found some OF the stolen property. The en-.
tire amount OF property recovered will amount 10 about
5000 Both prisoners we're yesterday committed for
trial, W!thou, bail by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
PRovIDEyrIAL ESCAPE PROM SUFFocATIoN-

PRovIDEyrIAL ESCAPE PROM SUFFOCATIoy.-
Shortly after o'clock Monday morning. Frohing'
Smeliker. residing in Tenthave. near one-hundred'
and.fftysecondsi., who was believed to be suffering
from commissions. On his arrival the physician found
all the inmates. consisting OF Mr.. Barley. vile anG
four children Mr.. Smelker, wife and child. and
Mr. John Bradley, prostraed from the effect OF coal
vas emanating from bakery In the basement Sew.
eral OF the members of the Thrty.seeOnd Precinct
Police called in and the sturhed Inmates were
at once removed 10 portion Of the house where pure
cir could bo obtained and the party then revived In
the opinion of the physician bad the party remained IN
the position IN which they were first found five minutes
longer. death would have undoubtedly enSued.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

wounded Patrick Dugsn OF No. is Moris-st. durins
row in the aforesaid dance house. Sunday m0rnsG
last, yesterday arrested by Officer Reynolds OF II
Twenty seventh Precinct The prisoner wa foss1
seoreted In the house Of friend IN Lsurens-t. En-
victim Is still lying at lis residence In critical ooar
diliOn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
ASSAULTED AND RoBBED.--wbilc John Ksi.

ASSAULTED AND ROBBED While John Ksl.
inski OF No. 50 MereeI.st. passing the corner a
Broome and Greene-sts at q o'clock yesterday mora
ing, he was attacked by Patrick McCann. WiltsA
Thomnson snd william Franklin, all young mes. wsS
splzed him and took from him silver watch and ~
The action WIS witnessed by Officers Carpenter. Cur
lev and Van Ranst ot the Eighth Precinct. and ~ q
the thieves were ut once arrested In the cuDfussea
tney dropped the watc1 and 1t has not been focaAs
Justice Dodge committed tie prisoners for trisi We
out bail
IAdyerement
DR.. BAYsWe's FREE LECTURES on HRALTHfe
LADIES To Day al p ~ Clinton Hail. AssoF'Paoo-
IA,vertis@ment.1
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE. making %
celebrated "WucoI Glbbs stitch" s.rons elIsue -
durable. WILCOX OiSos W. "o' "
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Week ending Feb - 1865
Week ending FEB. u. 1876 q
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
FLA. BOOLE. City Inspector

mound. Dtseqscd o. Unhealthy Meats, Fifi, Poai
hciscd or Rcnoted from the City LimiI
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
nlistfllancone.

IN ROLLS, ready for application; very dura-
u ole aud creep. Samples sent by mail Agents wanted
READY ROOFING o., No. % Maiden lane, N. Y.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26

GEARY MEETING AT CHEsTER.-A very
large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
Chester City on Saturday evening, to ratify
the nomination of Maior-General John w.
Geary for Governor, and John Larkin, Jr.,
for Mayor Of our sister city. A speech was
made by Hon. John M. Broomall, explaining
and endorsing the action of Congress, which
was received with much applause. Speeches
were also delivered by DR.. Harvey, j. Fl. Bar
ton, DIR. j. T. Coates, and William Ward. j.
Fl. Barton acted as President, assisted by DR..
Harvey, e. Pennell, Samuel Archibald, and
John Hnkson, as Vice-Presidents; and James
Barton, j. M. johnson, and Caleb Emlen as
Secretaries.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26

A FEW days since we published despatch
from Baltimore, stating that a rumor was rife
there that Mr.. A. T. STEWART, of New York,
had failed. The paragraph, inadvertently
inserted, was calculated to injure a house re-
nowned TOR its mercantile enterprise. We
have learned that the story was merely one
of those wild sensations which are frequently
created for speculative purposes. We need
hardly add that we regret that our cores
pondent fell into the error of giving import
ance to an unlounded tale.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26

"SINcE the South ceased to maintain its
Senators and ReprepresentatiVes at Washing
ton," says the Augusta (Ga.) Constitutional
iSt. "both Houses of Congress have wofully
fallen from their high estate OF dignity aud
decorum." We cannot but bear our testimony
to the extreme delicacy displayed by the
reconstructed III their allusion to the late war.
"Ceased to maintain" is the Plckwickian mode
of insinuatirg the disagreeable fact that the
Southern States rebellcd. "Turveydrop'
could not have expressed it better. We are
told by FRANCIS BACON of some moral
monsters who hold that murder is the normal
pastime of >men-who consider the night the
time for work, and in whose minds, like the
geography of China, everything is reversed.
We fear that the ConSt;tutiopaIst is one Of
thoce eccentric creatures. What constitutes
"dignity and decorum," since the
last of the Southern Senators has been
the only one who drew pistol IN the Senate,
and was removed IN state of intoXication?
True, the House has not reflected back the
fash of the bowie-knile since the "South
ceased to maintain" but never theless, we
think there has been a good deal of decorum.
PRYOR has not found a successor in the manly
art of backing out of a challenge accepted; I;
nor has a second WIGFALL dared each Re-
publican Senator to single combat; but these
deficiencies are rather in chiValry than dig
nifty. We are satisfied with the decorum OF
the House, and can give the South cause
to anticipate the truly halcyon days when
dignity and decorum, chivalry and courage,
will combine to make a perfect Congress.
But, prodigal sons, you must humble your
selves far more than now before that day
arrives.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26

THE CoTToN-FTELDs OF SOUTHERN ILLT-
NoIs.-While England is seeking the world
around, in order to find some spot from which
she can get cotton which is not within the
United States, it would seem that nature in
luxurious prodigality has showered upon our
land the blessing she denies to others. Not
only have the Southern State7 been able to
supply fine field Of cotton, but it appears
thai the prairies of Southern Illinois are par
ticularlY fitted by nature for such a growth.
1t would seem, from the accounts which come
to us, that a new paradise for planters has been
found. From the observations Of lat year,
the farmers say that the average cost Of cul-
ture will not exceed eleven dollars per acre.
The first picking last year was done at cost
of one to two and halt cents per pound. An
/. ordinary hand will gather one hundred
pounds per day, and good one half as much
more. The number of acres planted last year,
in the thirteen counties where it was exelu-
slvely tried, was 1885, which produced 1000
bales, valued at $1,124,396 The average per
acre was 800 pounds. Now as cotton is, and
undoubtedly will be for many years, worth al
least forty cents per pound, it would seem
that each field would yield three hundred and
twenty dollars worth of material. As the
total outlay will not exceed forty dollars pei
field, it is evident that cotton planting is more
lucrative even than oil. We expect yet Il
hear of cotton companies, as we did OF thu
petroleum bubbles Of a year ago.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26

"A Chicago firm, dealing in tobacco and
cie ars has lust been convicted OF making false
income returns, The penalties amount to nearly
$4,000,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26

THIS is q personal in
vitatiOn 10 tho reader to ex-
anime our new STYLES OF
BPRiNG CLOTHING.
Casslmere Suits iorsl6 and
Black Suits for e22 Finer
Salts, oil prices up 10 S75
WANAMAKE Err a BROWN,
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST COkHRR
SIXTH and MARKET Sts.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26

F~7I5@ AN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
49, Stockholders OF the ETNA OIL COMPANY will
ne held on TUESDAY next April I'd, at No ll2 South
FOUR1H Street, at one o'c ock p NJ, to elect five
directors tor the ensuing rear and other business.
ltt E HEkIrAGE, Secretary
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Per COPY double Sheet, or Eighteen Cents Per
Week, payable TO the Carrier, and mailed to
Subscribers ont of4 city at Nine Dollars Per
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ordered.
To insure the Insertion of Advertisements IN all
of our Editions, they must be forwarded to our
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R~19@ NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING
49, of the stockholders Of the LUmBERToN OIL
AND MANUFA CTURING COMPANY viii be he d at
Their ONCE, No, 42l WALNUT Street, on MONDAY,
Apnl 8. at O'Clock p, NJ. j. @. POWELL,
10 INST Secre tary.
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N1a59 DIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE PRESI-
~ dent and Managers of The PHILADELPHIA,
GERMAN10WN. AND NORRlSTOWH RAILROAD
. OMPANY have this dav declared Dividend FOUR
PER CENT the Capita stock payable clear OF taxes
and after the I'd OF April next.
The transfer books viii be closed the goth inst, and
remain closed until the 2d OF April -
March s. S66 x. L, DOUGHEliTY
INV lot Treasurer.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-supreme Judicial Court, April
Term, 1866. ,
@EORGE pARCHER of Ellsworth in the
M County of Hancock, Plaintiff, rer&as VIII
liam N. Millken IF said Ellsworth, Defendant
This is an action Of assumpsit,.o recover OF SAID
defendant the amount OF a certain promiss"ry
note. d,tol Octobsr 3tst, t A, y. 1864, ami
payahlo in one year for the sum OF twents-se'es
dollars and e ty cents and interest, nd damnum
SEQ. Witt dated December 18th, A. ID. lNt6
Arno Wisweli, Attorney for Plaintiff And no"
it appearing TO the Gonrt that the SAID Defend
ant at the date Of the service OF the writ was
not an inhabitant Of the state, and ha9 no ten
ant, agent, or attorney. within the same, anu
that he has had no notice Of the pendency OF this
writ. it is ordered. that netice thereof be gwen
h. the said defendant by publishing an ahslraet
of the writ. aul this order thereon. three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, the ~
nubIjc ltion to be at least thirty days before TIE
next term of this court, to be held at Ellsworth
within and for the County Ct Eancoc6, en- 'he
fourth Tuesday o. October next, that he may
then and there in said Court, appear ana snow
cause, if any they have, why Judgment shouid
rot be rendered against him and execution Is
sued accordingly ,,,,,,,,,, .,
Abst et of writ and order of Cont thereon.
20 Attest, P W, PERRY. Clerk.
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New Store,
New Business,

YNHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
l. Ellsworth and vicinity that hey keep con.
stantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
shingles and Clapboards OF all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, spruce and lIemlock lnmber of all
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Oats
suitable for feed seed, choice Yellow Corn,
Meal, Barley. Beans, Lime, Plaster Re, 6e,
Also on commission few barreh ef choice
Family Flour, which we can warrant to be equal
to any in this market, and we and will sell
cheaper than any of our neishbors.
Also few tons Of stove Coal
We are paying and will continue to pay the
highest CASH price for
Hemfock BARK, Csdar Posts and Sicq,srs,
Shlngfs, Ciap6oa.d., and Lander Of all
kinds.
Give us call, at our new store on Water
Street.
Fisk & Curtis.
Ellsworth, March c, 1885,
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I'M p o r T Il N II
TO the afflicted :!

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IL and 0 Edieott Street, Boston, on
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NAIL
BY a long course oil study and practical
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sentng the unfortunate with remedies that
since he first introduced thcn failed to the mos
| alarming cases Of
90. ORR lIEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment al the horrors Of yenereal ~
impure blood lmpoency, Scrofula. Gonorrhra, lcersi
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tion Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydroceis, Abcescs
Humors fishtf Swenrs, and the long train OF horrible
symptoms attending this class of disease, made to be
come as harmless the simplest alings of child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr. D. devote. great part Of his time the treamei
OF those caused by and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind uniting the unfortunate indi
vidual fer business society, Some Of the sad and mel
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Weakness of the lack and limbs Dizziness of the head
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Nervousness, Derangemcnt Of the digestive function,
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mind much to be dreaded loss OF memory confusion
Of society, elfiistrust tmidy DC, among evils
produced, Such persons should before contemplating
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Patients who wish to remain under Dr. Dow's trea,mcn
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Fem ales in Delicate Health

Or Dow, Physician and Surgeon, Neil EIcou stree
Boston, is consulted daily fer all dscf incident 10 II
female system Prclnpsus teri falling OF the Womb
Flour Albu Suppression, and other menstrual defagc
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DIR. Dow has no Doubt hsi greater experience In the
cure Of diseases Of women and children, than any other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish tc
stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
Dr.. Dow, since lSi5 having confined his whole atten
ton to Office practice for private Disease.
and Female Complaints acknow edges superior III the
| nitcd States.
n bah letters must conai four red stamps or they
will not he answered
Office Hours from A. NJ. TO Q ?. ",
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Farm and Fish Stand for
Sale.

WILL SELL my farm on llardwood Island,
Tremout, it applied fer soon And the whole
Island may be purchased cheap now. IT consist
about one hundred and eiShty'"fe "oies %
"a very conveniently divided into field, Ias
tare aud wooland ;.
viii sell the land with or without two h.h
wajrs. now in good order. pofcy stand "i'h We
aecessry convenience and fixtures, nets eoa'S'
In rrels. Sc, one yoke d "a, five cows iou'
y,ung little, two hundred sheep aht 'aiaoa' IA IL
'1s ss'''' A. c. MILIdK EN-,
eta seal C,ye, Maine.
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PATENT AND THoMps0slaa MEDICINES

TIE gtnUi1le SmTtHS Razor Sfr0Ds.
Figs Csrl5es. Washing Powders soap. nYc Stur,
Supporters, spices Of all kinds, Cttron Cur
rants, Raisins. Tamar:nds Irish
Moss, Pickles &c.. sc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07
TESTIMONIALS.

81 regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most curabie ana
SHcct SStat practitioners with whom h. had Official
| Intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commission Of Patents.
Il have no hesitation in assuring inv tqat they
can : OF employ man competent and trtstr or
thy and capable Of putting their applications in
form to for them early and iyorabc consd
Grafton at the Patent Office
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