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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

NOTICE.-Thls is to certify that /
~ give my son Orlando ID. Wilson his time
during the remainder of his minority, i claim
none Of his wages nor pay any debts eff his coz
tracing after his date.
, Sherburne, Sept 8, 1854
37-gv- ALBERT +. WILSON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
BRANDRETH's PILLS,

say two, four, or six, according to age, sex and
constitution, must be taken. They must purge
very freely, drink warm drinks while the fever
lasts, and as diet eat plenty of good Indian
meal cruel OF chicken broth, with plenty Of rice
in it, BY this treatment on the second or third
day the disc Sc will be cured. This complaint is
going tn rounds, and will be followed by dysen-
terry and diarrhea, but they will be cured by the
same process. The wise will have Brandreth's
Pills where they can be easily laid hold on, and
by taking them by the directions, safety and
health will follow.
sold by POND MORSE and FRANCIS
FEM, Druggists, Rutland, Vt.
sept20 lmdSw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
TIGHTNFss OF THE CHEST.

We sneeKe, slight, thin, sharp, ichorous mat
ter comes from eur nose we have heayiness Of
the head, great oppression of the chest, some
tie htness and little tenderness in the region OF
the lungs. Now, attention must be given TO this
state Of facts, or inflammation Of the lungs, or
congestion may take place, and death be with US
before we are aware.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
RRDplNG's RUSSIA sALvR {!

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the suIeriority Of
REDDING'S RUSSIA sALYE
over all other healing preparations.
II cures all kinds of Sores, Cuts, Soalds, Burns.
Boils, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Err spelss, sties,
Piles, Corns, Sore l. ps, Sore Eyes. &C.,
Removing the Pam at Once, and Re-
dudng the Most Angry Look
ing Swellings and lnfamma-
ton as if by Magic.
ONLY IS CENTS BOX.
For Sale by
SETH W. FOWLE s. CO., is fremont street,
Boston, and by all Druggists and Groeers and at
all Country Stores. 34-eowly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

THE FIRST EFFeOr OF A BILIOUS
climate upon the system is to produce rorpor
and inactivity Of the Liver, thereby prevent d 4
the natural and tree discharge OF bi e. all kno~
the lurking nature Of the poison that produces
Fever and Apue, and its kndre diseases. A
sallow complexion, capric GUS APP elite, ard oc-
casional pain IN the si e, are Of en tn. only
symo toms 10 VAIN of inn, nding dang, 2. The
operation of 0sGOOD's mia 0bOLAGOG
UE is to counter act this mis-. n al infiue, CO by
producing activity ofihe hillary org, and q
healthy natural discharge Of bile from the sss-
tenn.
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELE BRATED ALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraord binary to the Queen.
This we'll known medicine is no imposition, but
a sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties
and DISTINCTIONS, from any cause whatever and
although po~erful remedy, it contains nothing
hurtful TO the constitution. To married ladies It
is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue
on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart,
LowDess Of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headact e,
Whites, and all the painful diseases oceasioned
by dsordered system, these Pills win effect 8
cure when all other means have failed.
These Pills have never been known tesfail
where the directions on the ID page Of pamphlet
are well observed.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, Of the
agent.
N. B.->l and six postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent, viii ensure q bottle con-
tanning over 80 pills by return mail.
Sole United States Agent, JOB NOSES, ~
Cortland street, N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists. aug Sdkw9m
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For Sale by
SETH W. FoWLE & CO., is fremont street
Boston.
J. P. DINsMoRF, 4al Broadway, New York
and by all Druggists.
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swered. Yours Respectfully,
W. s. MCCLURE co.
RFMARKs.-Traffic during the we,k consid d.
ering the huctuation Of gold, has heen very brisk
Wool at the writing Of this Is a.l-Butter and
Cheese In good demand Eggs Osearce and
wanted.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANs-Cld 9th. ship Isabel. Allen
7 New York. brig Dazzle, Cox, Matamoras.
BALTlMORE-AF 9th. brig Matiapony, Wyman
! Havana; sch & Fossc.f. Eodgdon. Gardner
! CID ith, barque Eliza White. yarnsy. Philadel
PHILADELPuIA-Ar 81, brig Albert Adams
Cummings 81 Barts.
Ar lth. brig vincsnnss Hodgdon. NswburypOrt
oh. sch Mary Pierce, SHEA Bangor.
AT quarantine, ship Winfield Scott, from Liver
pool. and oaIqae, supposed the CePhss stsrreti
from Cape Breten.
CD 50: briggs A bernard. Crowell Lsguayra'
Antilles. Ihestrup. for;sudi 5th, sch Union, Arey,
Boston.
ALBANY-Ar 5th, sch NJ L Hall. Lawrence, from
NEW YoRK-Ar 5sh barques starlight Reynolds,
Glace Bay CB; william Roberts, Shaeklo5d, 81 An.
drews Nb; schs Hattie Coomes orl1tsAtSr. ana
Emeliue q SAWYER. from LingAn CB; Hiawaiha. In
graham Cow Bay CB; PAran, clark. Lepreaux NB;
Abby Gale, Mcdonald, AID Elias Ceweil' Smith im
va s.h. shin Energy. Canlking liverpool; barque
w A Platinus, Wallace, Csdiz. Malli2 MetealL Ba-
ker Philadelphia brig John Sherwood. smith. for
Cork; VIM sawyer, Tracey, Boston, sch Dresden,
Davis Phi adelphia.
PRovIDENCE-Ar oh. sehs Zieova, Mureh. from
Calais; Mary A. Merrill, Rockland.
NEwPoRT-Ar 5th sehs Aleiope ColamoFe, I'm
New York iof Bangor fieova' Mufeh, Calais tor
FALL RIVERA OH. sch oleyia Buxton. Poole.
IL the Bay 9Th, sch clarisa. Snow, from Ellsworth
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 9th, sch Found Brook. Per.
HOLINESS HOLE Ar 9th. sehs + Arthemius,
Corbett. Maehias for New York; Ocean Belle from
Lingan CB for do; Democrat, from Calais for do
Ar 9Th, bFigs Abner Taylor. Galiiier, Boston for
Alexandria; CathariIe Rogers, featon, Maehias for
Baltimore; sch Mary ID CIanmer CTanmer Card.
ner for Washington.
In port, brigs Catharine Rogers, Abner TAYLOR;
schs + Arihsmias. Ocean Belle Democrat, Il A Co
nant. Porto Rico, Prize, Gov Arnold, Sol Francis
Bloomer aud others.
BosION-Ar 9Th. schs Ella, Higgins Phiade-
bee Wiseasset.
Cid 9th. barque yema, Nickerson, Malaga; brig
Harp, Arey, Cow Bay CB; sch Modena, Hatch, for
New York.
. Ar 9Th, barQue Josie Nicholas, Nicholas, Glace
Bay CB; schs Della Kinds, Higgins, Calais Roscoe
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
THE FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGN
all hail to THE Star that never setsr ~

Glorious old Vermont has set the ball in mo-
tion The Green Mountain Boys have spok-
en-, and that word is for an undivided Union !:
aneyer-surrendered flag; vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the war; the downfall of rebellion 1.-The
overthrow Of traitors, and copperheads, and
liberal use OF hemp for those who attempt to
"ply the vocation" of treason on Northern
soil. The land of Ethan Allen, Sin the name
Of the great Jehovah aud the American Con-
gress," demands of the rebels an uncondtion-
al surrender, and that demand will be enforc-
ed.
Vermont has fred the first gun OF tie
campaign. Her mountain regions reverber-
ated on Tuesday last with Union thunder,
and the echoes will be rolled back to her 10y
al ears from the Pine Tree State on Monday
next. In that State where the Democrats have
been unusually active and unusually bitter,
the first battle has been fought, and the Union
triumph is more perfect, the rout of the ene-
my more complete, than ever before. The
Union party have gained-so the report says
at least 5000 upon their large majority OF
last year.
As Vermont has led so Maine will follow;
as she has struck the keynote so Maine will
pitch her tune; as she has started the ball so
Maine will keep it rolling onward.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08


When Judge Howard was Mayor of this
city, backed by Democratic majority in
both boards Of the City Council, he distin-
guished himself by one brilliant act. He gave
the casting vote in favor of Gerrymander.
by which the city was to be so divided into
wards that, though on popular vote the
democrats might be in a minority of even five
hundred, they would be sure to carry four If
not five of the seven wards The ward lines
were so crooked that il bird should attempt
to fly across them, he would be almost sure
to alight on the same side from which he start
ed.
This was beautiful arrangement to control
the city against its popular majority for
period of ten years, and Judge Howard Sc
cured its passage in the board of Aldermen
BY siUiny IL the beneft Of his casting
rotei
The vote was held back in the Common
Council for few days by the pressure of oth..
er business, and during this period the legis-
lature, then in session, put an amendment
upon the citscharter to protect the people,
providing that any such change of the ward
boundaries should be submitted to popular
vote, and this defeated the infamous scheme.
The party in power in the City Government.
though claiming to be Democratic, had SO lit
tie faith that the people would sanction their
iniquity, that they allowed their pet scheme
tho offspring of months of study aad toll
to iall through without an effort to save
it.
This was Judge Towards greatest civil
achievement II any citizen knows of any
thing else he ever did, as civil officer, to
distinguish him, we will cheerfuly give 1t
publication.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
81. r., A.wood,s Bi,,ers, Price 80 Cts

THoRHDfEE, ME-, April rs, 1853.
Dear Sir.-A lady Of my acguaintance was
troubled with severe attacks of sick headaehe for
number OF years. and could md no relief until sle
tried L. r. Afscood's BlhsFs, which effected per-
inanent cure.
NY daughter was troubled with attacks Of severe
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
by these bitters. l hare myself been troubled
with dy spepsa which has already been relieved BY
this remedy. always keep 1t on hand, as believe
il 10 be speedy for all daran gements of the
ST. mach and liver; and for female complaints when
arising from debility OF the digestive organs.
Yours truly, GAS. WHITLEY.
~ Coanterfeits and base limitations, In SINH
lar bottle and label are In the market and sold by
Hnprinclpied dadiers.
EXTRA LABEL, iohite PyPey, couafersigsed
r. III. HAY. Draggist, PorttoEd, Me-, sole General
Agent.
Sold By respectable dealers IN medicine generally
iany16eod&w6
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
p r O p Q 3 "A L 5
FOR KREcrIxe rHH
Custom House at Portland, Maine.


August %, 1854
DRoPoSALS will be received al this department
Il until the first Octoter 1854. at Il O'Clock
noon, for the construction OF the ustom House au-
thorized to be erected at Portland Me aceoT ding to
TIE plans and specifications prepared this Depart-
men.i said proposals 70 Be either Tor the whole
building, separate for difareHt kinds OF work n
Department Teseryipg the rgkt TO reject or accept
the proposals hereby Invited, any part thereof
where u deems the interest OF the United Stat
quires IL the Department also resersing the Tiwht t
exclude the bio Of any person or persons whom
there just cause to believe will not faithfully per-
form the contact Also all bids that upon inyesti-
CATION are below 4 fair price lor the work
Bids Will not be received in grcss aud the Depart
ment having prepared schedule the apprexi-
mate quantities OF each kind OF ork and material
required. swhicn schedule may be had at the once
Of the Ssperyi sng ARCHITECT, treasury EepaItmentl
the bidder viii Dc required 70 a his prices thereto
for such articles and kinds of work as be proposes to
oid ior and then carry The whole oas in one gress
Ninety per cent OF the amount Of The work done
and material delivered according 10 contract price,
said amount TO be aseSrtaneC BY the estim ste an
Agent Of the Department appointed for that pur-
pose will be paid from time 70 time a. the work pro-
crosses and teu per cent refAined until the compile
ton OF the contrast and acceptance OF The work by
the Agent aforesaid ana be forfeited IN the event OF
the non ulnlmept Of the cont act.
Contracts will be awarded only TO Master Builders
aud Mechanics, and the assignment thereof. except
b. consent Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, will 30
forfeiture Of the same.
Each proposal must be accompanied b. a Eraran.
tee signed b. tSo Eespppsbe persons, certified 10
of said Dstrict in the OF IS 900 90 for m.
whole work, or OF proportOnate amount IL Tor any
part that the bidder will when required, his pro-
posal be accepted, enter into contract and bond
with sufficient securities for ats faithful per formano
Forms Of the bond and Certificate required; also
the plans, speciheations aud working drawing will
be furnis ed ON application 70 the superxsssx Ar
ehitest of he Department.
No bid viii be considered, unless IL fully sompliea
tisemept. @'~
Ine Proposals. must besent to this Department. al.
dressed 70 lssish Rogers. Supervising Architect,
proposals for the Portland Custom House"
Proposals viii also be received at the same time
ier tae OLD Custom House building and materials
therein. 1.-THE four granite columns on Fore stree
exceptedl to be removed within sixty 1907 days from
dais Of the award and in the sale of the same
b awarded 10 the successful bidder for the new Ius.
tom House. the amount Of same will be taken as part
pay nent of his contract.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
supervising Architect.
Sept add
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
Inhumanity to Soldiers !

The two copperhead papers in this city yes
terday made fling at somebody for inhuman-
ly marching the poor returned soldiers to IAN
abolition meeting" when they SO much need
ed place to rest. If the miserable traitors
who penned those filings had been in sympathy
with the soldiers, or cared a thousandth part
as much for their comfort as for aiding and
succoring JEFF. Davis, they would have found
out that every soldier who came in by the
train that evening was furnished with good
supper, that those who were not able to walk
from the depot were carried, that those not
able 10 march to the hall were provided for at
hotels, while those who did go to the hall, es-
corted by the band and were so cordially
greeted by friendly and sympathizing audi
ence. went there not simply to show them
selves TO the meeting, but because quarters
were provided for them in that spacious build
ing.
The next morning they were all well fed.
and then sent on their way home rejoicing, all
through. the kindness ana attention of those
whom these two unprincipled copperhead
sheets have maligned.
This is not all; next Monday, thank Heaven,
these brave boys viii have an opportunity to
be at the polls, where they viii be likely to
testify their regard for copperheads and trait
ors by letting fly their ballots as on many
field they have their bullets at the defences of
rebellion.
The copperheads, after an utter failure to
coax. hire or wheedle men wearing the uni
form Of the United States to become the mere
eiaquers for their cone.ave meetings, feel ex-
ceedingly sore to find two hundred soldiers
not only willing but anxious to participate in
an ovation to their country's honor and cause.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

Extracts Of letter from an officer in the
18th Maine Regiment, to his father in this city,
dated Sept. Q, 1884:
Gen. Grant has issued an order relating to
desersers; telling them If they will come in
our lines, he will send them home, If In our
lines, or will give them chance to work for
our government, and the orders were distri-
buted to the rebs in the picket lines. We
have number of deserters come in every
night To-day we nave cheering news from
Atlanta. hope 1t is true, and wish every
man who wants peace on any terms, might be
placed between the two picket lines and both
lines ordered TO fire. That is what ought to
be DONE Things never looked better than
now, and as for giving up the whole thing and
throwing away all those precious lives for
nothing seems TO wicked; but hope 1t VIII
not be so, and as you say wish we had the
| 100000 men here, we could go into Richmond
! tonight, and drive them till there would not
| be one that would own the South as bis ma
/ tive place. Now is the time we need men 4
ever, but we will butt their works so long a
/ Gen. Grant orders it.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
Mass Meeting at saoo and Biddeford

The Union men of York County will hold a
grand MASS MEETING in Saco and Bidde-
ford tomorrow, friday commencing in the
forenoon end continuing through the day and
evening. Eminent speakers have been engag-
ed. The band of the 18th Us. infantry win
furnish music on the occasion. A grand cav
alcade will be formed in the morning, and
comprise part of the procession. A salute of
100 guns will be fired in honor of the great
victory of our army in the capture of Atlanta.
Those wishing to attend from this city can
take the regular morning train and return by
the early evening train, for single fare
An extra train WIN start from Portsmouth
for saco and Biidefora at A. NJ, and return
ing, leave Saco at P. NJ. A glorious time is
anticipated.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

In this city Sept g. ST the residence OF his son-ip-
law, Richardson, ESQ, Rev Thomas Msther,
Smith. ID d. aged e. years-formerly President OF
Kenyon College. and Professor Of Divinity in the
THEOLOGICAL Seminary Of the Diocese Of Ohio.
EY-Funeral this Thursday afternoon. at 3 o'clk,
at ST Luke's Church
In this city. Sept q Miss Sarah Parker, aged 20 yrs
10 months.
E-Funerai on Friday afternoon, at q O'Clock.
al her mothers residence, Oxford street.
In this city, septs, Capt John Sargent, aged 81
years months.
sg-FaneEsl on Saturday afternoon at ~ O'Clock,
at 81 stephens Church. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend.
In this city. Sept 4. Mrs Hannah 6, wife of w II
W lliams. aged 81 years months.
In Buxton, Sept 3, of consumption, Mr. Richard
Moulten, Al ed IS Tears.
In Limington. Sept 2. Mary +. daughter Of Par
MEMO snd the lats Ehzs Libby aged "a years.
Al Matanzas. Cuba. July Is, Of yellow lever Cap.
Eden Cheney, Of Stockton, Ne, aged SO years
In Medf3rd, Aug -, Ars Sarah, relict OF Harmon
Hot. ESQ. aged 70 years.
In Roekiand Aug % Mrs Lucretia II, wife Of
Mark Adams. aged 40 years; zlst, Mrs Nancy
kaier. aged - years
In Camden, Aug ~ FTedk A Mirick aged Is yrs.
In LubeS. Aug ., Jeremiah l. Ring, Esq aged "a
la Machiasport, Aug 10, Mr. James Jordan. aged
q years.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
To Whom Il May Concern.

Aner introducing the AutBai Benefit LIE Assar-
daee sy stem TO the people OF Maine, aud acting
General A gent for the State nearly twenty years
being anable attend TO the business out of Por-
land. ard neral agent fitted for the trust requir
ing have his tiers here In the city arrange
ments have been made TO transfer the General Agen-
cy Of the State, together with all my cases. 10 Ar
warren Sparrow, formerly agent OF the New York
Life, with whom, n4sy be rem mbered that had
controversy ia The newspapers sos Lang ago, touch
ing the respective merits Of the two systems the
suit Of vhich has been the entire convict OF Mr.
sparrow 20 the sonndness OF my position, follow
ed by the surrender OF his Agency In the New York
Life at q large poeuniary sacrifice.
have now only TO add. latter commanding Mr..
Sparrow to my persona friends and to the publis ia
general. as pre-eminently fitted for the busiuessl
that all have written said of the advantage
to be fo@nd In the Mutual Benefit Life Assurance
system orer erery o:as-, al home abroad, row
reafrm. and would do so ia st, stronger Ian guage
If supposed IL necessary. Bat the foreg DIN sum
mary Of results compiled from fcial reports Of the
highest character, viii be sufficient am sure TO sat.
isfy all inquirers.
Portland, Sept. 8, 1864. JOHN NEAL.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
The oOpperheads propose formulation,


The limitations have not been infrequent
in copperheai papers Of a particular stripe,
such, for example, "a the Portland Advertiser,
that Reputation wouiI be ihs remedy for
our national Indebtedness. Its perfectly well
understood that part of the Mcclellan pro-
gramme, by which to induce the rebels to
come back and again rule the country, is the
offer to assume their war debt--nearly or quite
as large as ours-and consolidate il with our
own. This is one proposition. A few days
since, we are assured, wealthy copperhead
Of this city, man of controlling will, Stated
In emphatic terms that peace is what we most
need; that to secure it we should assume the
Confederate debt, and then relieve the coun-
try and get rid Of the burden by an act OF
general repudiationl
This is what the copperheads propose, and
they control the democratic organization.
This is the entertainment to which The credit
ors Of the government are invited. What do
the democratic bond-holders think oft? What
do the men of the country; the farmers. the
mechanics, and the widows and orphans even
who have invested their small means in gov.
eminent ilve-twenties, teR-forties or seven
thirties. say to such proposition as this p
Or ifthey hold no bonds, but have deposited
their money in Savings Banks,-what do they
say to measure which will destroy the ma
Jor part of all the securities of those institu-
tons? In fact, the reputation of the nation
al Indebtedness would break down every mon
eyed institution in the land, and bankrupt the
people oil the nation, and yet this is the price
the copperheads propose to pay for treacher-
Gus peace; treacherous because obtained bv a
fair promise to pay debts they intend to re-
pudiate. Let the voters on Monday remem-
Der what ruin Is embraced in the copperhead
programme.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
DIR. Watson's Diptheria Cure

UBEHLINl My VVIII 80 -.
Sir.-Hayine cured four eases OF Diptheria in my
house ana watched lis wonderful success in many
neighbofhoods in my travels; / call DR.. watson
Diptheria Cure sure cure for that awful scourge.
NO one dies who takes it in season; and may Jay X
cures all who are thorough in using IL even aitar
the disease is called fatal by attending physicians
chalange any one 10 show failure where N.
medicine has a reasonable chance. Who would NOT
have il In the house; II they knew its power.
Celebrated Druggist here who feared TO try IL Tor
while finally tried II for every member of his family
and told he would not take 100 90 dollars Tor the
cure juss for his family and don't believe he would
take il in god even at its highest premium. IL re-
minds me OF tie Z" Brazen Serpent sure care
Very Respectfully Yours, y. M. SPENCER.
a H. HAY, Druggist, Portland, general agent
for Maine, to whom all orders must be addressed.
Aug9Q cod wifi
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
a Significant Sign,

Straws show the direction of the wind
The Bangor Democract publishes at length,
with evident satisfaction, the explanation aud
defence of the Rebel General Early's barbar-
GUS conduct in burning Chambersburg, Pa.
The Democrat Is leading organ Of the par
ty, gives Judge Howard an unreserved en-
dorsement, avouehes for his soundness, and
praises l.. d. NJ. Sweat without stint
"STaws," &c.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

SID I'm Honolulu July 10. ship Avon, InRersoIl.
Ve9m San Ersnciscol for Hong Rong.
trom Csllao1 Tor Antwerp.
kiss. New York u.s. '''s AAo's' WV A''sH
loa Tor Philadelphia
a a. Sgeosc I'd inst, ship Alfred storer Harring.
a, ~ o.. is'9u 10Th ult brigs Almore Cook New
Cid 18th, barque Dency, wvman. bangor. scb
Antelope, calder, Pembroke; 18th. brig e;eorgians.
land, do; 3lst, Mecca. Parker, do anu '~'~''~' 'e
Heath, Providence. S"""'
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

Coggins, do; Dexalo. Higgins and Penninah& jose.
pbine. higgins, Eden; Clrcasssn KnowIton DsSr
Isle; Franklin, Gerrish, Franklin HeDrietta TooIe.
Sarah Hall, Pierce, and Mary Ann, Thompson rom
Bangor.
Cid It'll, barque Ocean Steed. Trask, Havana; sch
Olive Elizabeth. Hamilton, Portland.
Rockland