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FARMERS
4 Do you wish to sal your
IDA. ~ FARMSi s4
yen can have tAem shown up through Boston and
New York mediums, by sending full descriptiou
10 $50 DICKERMAN d Co.,
AZ SCHOOL SraIEr.
30 TON.
BrvrRs AND sELLERs Of every description Of
Business or property will do we'll to apply to
{ e0t D.CKERMAN 4 CO a. above
References of the highest order gwen If re-
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President HENRY CROKER.
-President-DANIkL SHARP.
Seeretary-W. II. HOLLISTER.
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T L. WHlTLOGK, dealer in Trees,
lie Shrubs, F overs, and all kinds Of Horti-
cultural Stock. AL orders sent to Brandon, VT.
will receive prompt attention, . ....s..
1 6 leet iny trees from the best Nurseries in
Canada and the United States, and warrant
them 10 lie .ood quality and in good order
NIB -Petson+ wihing 10 get new Orchards
Fruit Gardens, or oTnam nta Grounds, will ind
IT to their advantage to have me furnish their
stock, set and warrant it for them. Zsw6m
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NOTICE.-Tbls is 10 certify that /
~ give my son Orlando d. Wilson his tim e
during the remainder Of his minority. l claim
none Of his wages nor pay any debts OF his con-
hseting after this dae,
SherburLe, Sept 6, 1884
97.3w' ALBERT q. WllooN'
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DIR. WILLARD @. GEORGE, formerly Pro-
fessor in the Worcester Medical College, and Pres
ident of the Eclectic Medical Society, Mass,
speaks Of it in the following t. rms:
al have nsed the Female Strengthening Cordial
similar to that prepared by Dr. GEO. w. SWEET,
log Hanover Street, and / regard it as one of the
best medicines for Female Complaints that can be
found"
Dr. KING, author of "Woman Her Dis
eases and their treatment" says:
"This medicine appears to exert specific influ-
ence on the Uteras. It is valuable agent in all
arrangements Of the Female Reproductive Or
gans." 8 LaE @}c
DR.. E. SMITH, President Of the New York As
socistion of Botanic Physicians, says;
:" No female, if in delicate health, should omit
the timely use of this valuable Cordial. owe
much of my success in midwifery to this valuable
Medicine" a+sr r9 ,ev9
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EEO. DEMENT, & CO.,

HEO. DEMERIT & CO.,
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER PRE-
SENlED TO PROCURE
ABLE JEW L L r Y !.
leo,ooo WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS
AND PENCILS, &c, &C.,
Worth sb00,0c0l
To be sold fe. q Each, without regard to val1e,
and not to be paid until you know what you
Sg will receive. M
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nR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

&C. Ms u M P I o N!
and Acknowledged by many prominent physi.
sicians to be ty lar the most Reliat lie Prepa-
ration ever introduced for the REL!EP
and CURE of all
LUNG COMPLAINTS.
This well known remedy is off red to the pub
lie, sanctioned by The experience OF over forty
years, aBd when Iesorted to in season, seldom
ia,ls to feet speedy cure of s,s-4rei
Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Pains or
Soreness in the Chest and Side, Bleed
ing at the Lungs, Liver Com
al erfzr1y plants, &c. fs4ses. enes5
Its complete success in many cases of CON-
FIRMED CONSUMPTION has reversed the opin
ion so long enter aimed, that this much dreaded
To those who have already n ade use Of this
remedy, no appeal is necessary. To those who
have not, we have only to refer thu m TO the writ
TIN testsmon as of many of our most ds.ing-
uished citizens, who lave been restored to health
when the expectation Of being cured was indeed
a f-r,orn hope" We have space only for the
following 1g
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
4t-a FAIRFIsID, Me-, April %, 1854.
MesTs, SETH W. lewis d Co., a. EI
Gentlemen -Se ing mum rous certificates in the
Maine Farmer endoi sing Il e merits Of that great
Lung Remeiy, Wis ans ilsam of Wild Cherry,
am induced, and take great pleasure CIV
ing pu blcty to the great cure II comp isbed i
my family My son, Henry A. Archer, NV p ,xs
ma ter at Fairfield, Somerset Co, Nj, - ~,
tackled whsl itting of bod cough, we go - !,
lungs, and general debility, SO much SO, on
family physician declared him to ba" y ,,SE AZ
lid CONSUMPTION" lie was - 80, 80
treatme mt for nuniber Of NOR na. o ee.s
no benefit from it. At Length ns, wv . NV .
chase one bottle Of W fsr. Ess Isaa
| winch tene6te him SO ar i, as.s;ysS sno,be,
| which in short time e+crs5 49, tn ~ ,,sns
state Q, heath. ajax cas safely recOmm n
| .s;,.h III ~ sers in ike Sondiiion for it i
| IITmG,uRu purports to De THE GREA
| ho EDY FOR TAE HINES
The aoo' q statement, gen tiemen, is my volur
tary Que ing to you in favor OF your 3alsam, an
Is AZ ar daspesal.
| AS ever, yours,
| Fa SAG ANDREW ARCHER
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES /

100 Gold Hunting oseed Watches, 500 90
100 Gold watches, IRE WEE 3f 60 ~
90 Ladies' Watches, FEN % w
900 Silver Marches, ~ Sl5 VOaZ5 ~
600 Gold Neck and Vest Chains, IL O0ilb w
/ COG { h lelaine and Guard Chains. lOal5 "
500 Vest and Neck Chains, 00al2 %
4 GOO Solitaire J ct and q old Brooches, Goa W
400 Cora, Lava Garnet, q Brooches, Goa %
100 Gold, Jet Opal, &C. Ear Drops, Goa "
500 Gents Brt ast and Scarf Pins, soa -
6 Ds0 Oval Ban1 Bracelets, va W
1900 Chassi Bracelets, Ooal0 "
g 100 Ca. Dismond Pms and Rings, 5ca W
COO Goli Watch Keys, QUA W
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and 49,. "a
5000 Gold irhimblos, ooa 9 g
a 0t.0 Minsture Lockets. Magic, 00a 3 90
2.0t G old Tootbpi,ks Crosses, &op WI y
5 90 F OBJ and Ribbon Slides, Goa Y
s GOO Chased Gold kings, wo ~
400 Stone set kings. w "
seo' Cold sel Laa'sS 's~e''s 's' ' Goals %
''"0 s styie sA''s' ''" Goals %
500 80 q q rens' sn'e' 0A's AA' = cos . %
~" S 81. feo'' 700 s''s INV s ooalo %
WV S der. en' WV ~ w. . oQa SCI
An the goods In the above list will be sold, Win.
out. reservation, FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Certificates Of all the various articles are placed
in similar ENVELOPES and sealed. These envelopes
will be SEM by msil or delivered at our oHce.
without regard to oh DICE On receiving . Certa.
cate you will what article il represents, ana e
is optional with You TO send one dollar and ~.
ceive the article named, any other in the list q
the same value. In all trans setions BY mail We
charge for forwarding tie Certificates, paying
postage, and doing the busness, Is csnts each.
Five Certificates will Be sent for II; Eevsn for q;
Thirty for Is eixty-nve for .; and One Han.
drsd for el3. BY this mode We give seleemsns
from . varied stock Of dne goods, ofths best 0aho
and the latest sly les and Of intrinsic WORTH IS
nominal price, while MI have chance Of seeuxine
articles Of the very highest value. ~
We guarantee o is1aetioa IN every instance.
| A0ENTS.-SpeciAl tsrns and Prsaiuns =
Agents. address
IAE AA 0D0. nE4BRIT CO.
2S:vl3 800 breadvay, Nsv York.
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REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvBi

REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of
REDDING'S RUSSIA sALvE
over ali other healing preparations,
1t cmes all kinds of Sores, Cuts, Scslis, Burma,
Bols, Ulcers, salt Rheum, FIR pelss, sites,
Piles, Corrs, Sore L ps, Sore Eyes Sc,
Removins the Pam at Once, and Re-
ducins the Most Angry Look
ing Swellirgs and lnfamna-
ton as if by Mage.
ONLY q CENTS A BOX. ..
For Sale by
SETH W FOwLE & co, IS fremont street,
Boston, and fy all Druggists and Grocers and at
ali Country stoves A-eowly
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
Il DR. Dow continues to be consulted at his Office,
Nos, and Endiooh street. Bos1on, on all dis
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1864 RATS, r HeAeHhS' 1864
As Spring approaches
Ants and koathes
From their holes come out:
And Mice and Rats
In spite Of Cats,
Gaily skip about
C0STARS EXTERMINAT
"a For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bug, Mosquitoes, Moths in Furs, woolens, etc.
Insects on rlants, Fowls, Animals, etc.
..lt years established in New York city,
bs5 "only infa lbe remedies known"
Free from Posons.n ~ ~ ,5sI $500 =.
Mot dangerous to the Human Family"
Ia "Rsts come out Of their holes TO de-"
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
~ Beware ! ] Of all wort hiess limitations,
e-"Costar's" Depot, No. 4sa Broadvav. NY.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail Druggists,
IL In Rutland. Vt. % -r rr-- l3.6mv.
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MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES,
The following from DIR. Fay is well worthy your


The following from Dr. Fay is well worthy your
notice; ,t 8t9 "
.sAs a general remedy for Female Complaints
this Cordial is a very valuable enc, but by the
Profession it is esteemed more high for its good
SUIT swirl ring attendant upon oh ldbirth acknswl-
edge with DR.. Smith that much Of my success IN
midw ferry is due to the use Of this medicine. II
strengthens both mother and child. In SUI ca
SEES follow the dirt ctions OF Prof King, by al
loving my patients to use it few weeks previous
to confn, ment by the energy it imparts to the
uterine nervous system the labor Will b. very
much facilitated, and removes the Cramps which
mary females are liable TO. No woman, IT she
knew the great value of this Siren, thening Cor
dial, would fail TO use it." E.
hare received numerous Testimonials from
different parts Of the country where used. Know
ing the good that It is capable Of dong, will war
rant every bottle Of my Cordial' TO be satisfac-
tory in its results
| The following symp' oms indicate the affections
in which The Female Strengthening CORDIAL has
| proved invaluable,
| Ipdispostion to Exertion. Wakefn'ness, Uneasi
| ness, Depression Of spi its, Trembling, Loss
| OF Power. Pain in the Back, Alternate
Chills and Slush ng of Heart, Drag
| glng Sensation in the Lower Part
| of the Body, He adache, Ian
| gour, Aching along the
l Thighs, Intolerance Of t
Light and Sound,
l H3 C apl Pale Coante-
nance,
| Bereavement Of the stomach and Bowels, DIN
cult Breathing, Hysteria, &C., &c.
tits specific remedy in all Uterine Diseases,
| Chlorosis or Green sickness Irregularity Pain
fulness, Profuse or Suppression Of Customary Dis
| charges, Leueherea or Whites, Schirrus or Ui-
oerated State Of the Uterus, Sterility, &c.
No better Tonic can possibly be put up thar
this and none le. likely to do harm, as il Is
| PSsed wholly Of valuable agents, and such Is ",
have known TO be VALUABLE, and have used fol
many years. ltd $500
PRICE, FER BOTTLE, Il, CT six for e.
Should your Druggist net have il, send directly
| to us, and when six bottles or more are ordered
We Will pay all expei ses, and have il secured,
! | packed from observation. ssltt
l9d Be sure and get that prepared at the
; NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
los HAxovxR ErREEr, Bosrex
GRO. W. SWEET, II. D.,
Proprietor. g
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Union MUTUAL LIFE ms
~ AECE CO,
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF hAINE.
Charter perpetual. Organized lS49

DIkRoToR's OFFICE,
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The scene Of Zen. shcridan'- ope ration.

Hes in the Shenandoah Valley, west If the Shenan.
doah River aud the Blue Ridse Bcrryville, the
sc"nc Of Mondays battle, Is situated twelve miles
east OF Winchester. Tho latter place, which was
captured By our forces, and where 1000 rebel
wounded were found abandoned, IL the termiuui q
the Winchester & Potomac Railroad, which con.
meets with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at liar.
rer's Ferry. Cedar Creek, which has been crossed
by Gen. sheridan in pursuit, il twenty miles from
Winchester. and Thirty miles south Of the scene Of
Mondays battle. 1t Is supposed that Gen. Early's
forces are rctrcatlng TO Stanton. whence they will
probably fall back to one Of the numerous Cars In
the Bue Ridge, which Is distant only about Is miles
from that place. The situation IL rapidly approach
Ing the condition that prevailed shortly after the
battles of the Wilderness when our forces operated
In that region, with ihis difference, howevc-, that
our strength Is now consolidated, in place Of being
scattered as 81 that time, and the rebel army is
broken By dcfeat. The possession o, Stanton
(which is n hundred and twenty miles from Rich.
mond and nearly the same distance from Wash.
ington! with the adjoining Gaps in the Bluo Ridge,
places us directly on tho only rcms ming lines II
railroad commune atoms between Richmond and the
South. But these positions are too lupor.an, to be
abandoned without = struggle, and there ia there
fore, strong probability Of further fghiinS in that
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nay b made upon US We are ma 10 n,sasur.
ofinceA o. pessonal incon venience or discomfort,
70 necss1ty Ike the present. for these are no.
would follow, II Gran, were 10 succeed N h~ aitns.
Tho Erocmss ~ the same date Asks,
Whs. IL ther- south II Atlanta NJ any imr,r,uce
70 compare With Riehmondt What ere Lines Of
commun cation with Alabams and MisGsppi 10
oomperc IN Importance with Richmond, hes eyed
snu invested ON every sidef WhaA other point %
Georgia has any practical importance aitarLol 10
wnhoW thc capture Of Richmond, this Whole
campaign is failure with she fall of the city its
oonPcse ~access On the military chees-boarJ
mere u no other move Of equal Importance "a that
We have indicated against Rehmond-f successful,
IN NE opinion n the enemy, ends the war Fur
sher movenents In Georgia have political signi:
n,Ie a'sscnen 70 them, and must be attended
WIN hazard: shermsn's Army 10 suspended by
single thread, for IL 10 supported By single rail-
road which running through Chattanooga, ia liable
70 DC permanently occupied and bis supplies cut
on IN which case certain destruction would b. in.
evitshlc. Will tie enemy risk such disaster anr
The incopsequential advantages Of . fur-A y 81
vance into Georgia We do not believe Vey will
we serefor. are re, OF The opinion ,hs, the
nicts that this war has witnessed, and thss ~.
mcdistcly around Richmond viii u The re.
afro OF the conflict. Are our people prepared f1f
shis The army has the Government To lock on,
for it-bus are the people Of Richmond prcpsre, 70,
siege, with all the railroads des,ro. ed Tie
,'n,nense population that nou crowds the srves,,
o, Richmond had better betake themselres else.
where. There will he suffering IN Ri'i u.o-d this
Fall and Winter. which has not been witnessed
during this war. TIE city may b. ,he,lsd fot Its
Immense lines require vast army 20 defend II; It's
very streets may be the scenes 81 bloody battle, or
10 will 10 defended no other place has been. TIP
on holding Richmond depends for us everything
Success and speedy peace, failure and inte.rnina.
Die war, are involved In the coming struggle tor
Richmond. All may be satisfied thst the con,eV
VIII be desperate, and al bad Nosicr mako provis-
lon for their comfort elsewhere There arc re-
q'tired for the defence Of the city many thousand
more men; tho details mus be revoked. and all
men between the ages Of eighteen and fortv-hve
sent TO the front But very short time remains
Tor preparatons--the railroads that connect With
Atlantis are being rapidly repaired. As SION
they fni Al Oh the noyemr,.s will begin and In
few weeks the coniiic, will open
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-01
The Indian War.

Washington Sept. 2l.-Gcn sully's oiicsi re.
port Of the battle tat Tah-ksh -o-kuty Mountain sit.
ua,ed on the Little Missouri, Gre ventre has leon
received. There were st Leaf -ye or six thousand
Indisn warriors while sully : el4tirs force mum.
bered on the field about two thousand two hun
dred men Of all arms Of the service. The country
is intersec,ed by deep ravucs, filled with timber,
of winch the savases took advantage. Bu, by the
sklliul msnauvres Of our officers, they were driven
in circle OF shout three miles 10 the base OF the
mountains, and beyond the line OF administers,
and many Of them killed. The Indians fought with
skill and extraordinary desperation, but were all
finally put to fight. BY sunset none were on the
ground md our troops thai night slept on the bat
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-01

6eneral FErNoSI's long expected letter Of rcsie-
nation BIAS AZ last appeared. and bc now formally
gives In his adhc'on - 81 LfNcoLy, for reasons
that Will be real with Interest hy the public HIS
letter reveals all tie chirsctcr.,,cs Of its author
and is equally uu,-spokon aud indiscreet-rcn.
dering II di;hculi To proeno -tcatc whether it's
effects shalt be beneficial 10 front or foe Thus
he plainly char,es H. Il publican leaders will
dupiciiy IN conoca'iny their dissatisfaction with
hr. LiscoLs IRON motives OF policy. until he bad
established character among the people, which
now leaves tho. no choice lut to support him
and then states that in oder 60 secure tho unity
and SUE, cess oI he E'plulcan party he resigns IN
mis- favor. Ia a second letter 10 Boston committee
shai had Invited him to sps.k ia fauouil Hall. he
explains 1t further, and Slows how tho election Of
t<r. LINCOLN can be rendered conducive TO the ,ti
'mph OF Rld.calsm,by acompac, organization ,hat
Sv1ll convince him that he ''hulis his place and
power, no, 0s hcloAying To himself but A., n re.lIv
faithful servant Of the people" L. fine, General
frrNoNT plainly iutimatcs hai he had ret him..lf
up 10 lie knocked down by a1mc ,;hcr man ,h,n
Mr. LiNcots, MI cen scarcely conceal his royre,
and mortihcat. At lolns compelled 10 succumb
" him after all. General joins Co.ns,Sn.
the Cleveland can date for Vice Prc.l.
hent' follows suit and wthdrnvs for reasons
thai are Of course o.. infinitely less iupor-
ianco than those .dduecd b. General FREMONT
The resignation - those gentlemen leaves a clear
teld for Mr.. Lrscofy AMI Gcncrul MCCLELLAN, md
10 satisfactory, az tcro.'ue all danger Of a non.
election by Tie people with moro than two candl.
dates in the nell, there was possibility of the
election iev,lyiug an a., House oil Representatives
than which noting could bo more calculated 20
excite par nulmoft.rs, or prove more prciudir,,l
IN our Interests At the present ncurs Of our sf,rs
As matters NOW stand, there nj least an apray,n.
unity in the Republican and Democratic runLs.
The difference between tho radical and conscry a,,ye
elements Of tic one resicr than those which
prevail between tAo "peacc-at- any-pricc," and
st nion-st-all-ha2ardS" sections Of the other Tic
peoplc will range themselves with the res pcctiye
partes- accordli' as they shall Individually
understand or interpret tho principles which
ihey t"rfruL 4 great many persons
will probably vote tor either crrddat,
IN the same spirit rs FREMONT supports
LiscoLN ami t'c WOODS support NoCLELLAn-
Under protest. h.t loyal people will rejoice thu
dpon The question OF the restoration of the Union
mere Ii ~ opp nUpn Whatever. Alter three Years
NJ war the ~ pie and parties practically remain .
Hnt upon that sdbcct. III, T. esidental cam.
PI!gn turns chiefly lron the question Of The r,ne,,o,
'nih'y oil te Two candidates now before the public
o restore the ln,on ~ It was, and maintain ,ho
PROSTITUTION a. II is, and IIScoi.S and McC,KlI,,
70 Ia tho polls ,ut either will he cls,ed uno,
his issue alone.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-01
From the Southwest.
Battle in Missouri.
Major General Comd'g.
L. ". DAYTON. ADO.

81 Louis Sept. 2i.-Dlsr. sches to headquarters
announce that light occurred on the iath, \, the
Pow Ter Mil, on the Little Rock Rive, n Southeast
Missouri between detachment of dc Tlrl N's-
sour Militia, under Lieut.. Paper, AMI r,rtior #
shclby's command Our loss was 20 tir"i snd
wounded The rebel loss is unknown. Wounded
prisoners report Price and his whole army ai Pea.
hontls Ark One thousand rebels are .rr rcd At
Chalk Bluff, and 400 a, Kenneth prePG'as a. sita-k
Bloomfield, stoldard county Shelly wa reported
a, Powhnitan, Ark, on the 18th With tom 5000 10
g. 900 men,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-01
Whit the Pirate Tallahassee has Done.

The Savannah REruBLtcAs oi sept. 2 confirms
the rcpor, of the arrival Of the pirate Tallahassee at
Wilmington. c., and gives the iollowin. lis, II
the captures she he. made:
schooner Sarah A. Boyce, Egg Hlrbor. scut,led.
August II, 1884.
Plot boat James Funk, No. 20, Of Now York,
burnt, August II, 1864
BRIG Carrie EStelle, q New York, burnt, August
II, 1884
Brk Ray State, ~ ston, burt, Angus, II,
1894
br,g A. Richards, OF P1s,on, burnt, Angus, II,
1901
Schooner Carol, Of Ess, ,chios. boasei for
$4,000, August II, 1854.
Pilot boat WIN Bel, NJ. "a o. NJ York lurn,
August II, 1854.
Schooner Atlanse, from Addinon 10 s,w York,
burnt, August II, l-Gl.
RMk suhotc, Cllais, Maine, bonded, Angus, Il,
isbt
Schooner Spokane, Of Calais, Maine, burnt, Au.
gust IL, 1864,
SHIP Adriatc, n New York, with enier,n,s,
burnt, August IA, ls54
Brig BLOW, OF Siem, Mass, ecut,lci Augus,
~, 1864. '''
schooner Robert v Pecker, schooner and cargo
bonded IN $4,000, Angus, IL, 1864
gus, IL, 1904
Schooner Lsmo' Dupont. Of Wilmington. Dcl.,
burnt August 10, 1864.
sap Jane. L'''leheld, Of Bangor Nc, .cut,led
schooner Mercy A. Howe of Chatham, MSS,
scuttled August ID, 1894.
schooner Howard, Of New York, souttlcd Angus,
Is, 1854. INV
schooner Floral Wreath, Of Georgetown, Ne
ruiilod August IL, lS6I.
schooner Sarah II. Harris, Il Dorchester, bonded
August 49, 1874.
sehooner Restless Of Boothb.y, Ne. scut,led Au-
gust l5 1854.
=, Schooner E.a Caroline, Of Portland. Nc, scu,
tied August 10, 1884.
BARK 4. G. Alexander, Of Harpswcll, Me-. scu,.
tied August ID, 1854.
Schooner Leopard, Of ston, bonded Angus, ID.
1864 's NV io'
schooner Pearl. Of Friend ship, No, burned An.
gust l6, 1854.
schooner Sarah Louisa, Of Joncspor,, Me, burn.
ed August IA, 1874 '
schooner Maeuoiis, Of Friendship, Nc, buriei
August 10, ls6i.
schooner North America, N New London. Ct
scnt,le'l Angus, II, 1894 w.
Btx Neva, - bonded August II, for xl5,buO
schooner Josiah Acorn. 49,, burned August IA.
1894 's''' 10
schooner Nadcn, -, burned August is, 1874
schooner Be- Flower, -----, burned August IA
1854 ~
Brig Roam, ----, burned August %, 1904,
Total, a3 vessels