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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
PINE gigT giAqSaH.
Political, Commercial. Literary. z:iita-
~. Sci nlifc.
IN OvtY~.h@ faisp~Hdeaf Jssrnai e
ne iioy

1.-THE tai'rrS ri lkis paper are iramne, 81 10y No
partir#n .r pvrs"aai ratrahage, They ~riss
for tho crieaa people. aud The New Natioa thst
has brsr bora Vet VI v.ul!et bvft c,i slavery
shd ihrtlS.
our ,ingi. H,Dw,d r,lir, l., III. -, ceaey q
tree thcugh', n,ssPc.gk, ee principle FRYE iss-
son. withta lac l,iaitssf Shsfsess yettr.l OF u-
Gaepce,
w shaIt not hesitate 10 gr-pfle with ssthnrfsy
| xhsu arih"fity I. wrung. We shsli nvt ksr -
. don ualer kns,rTy Ia high rirces.
InrldrnrMi to rpaltss ~s -laiu n distinct ma
tianAi 70 Htiriuatioa ~ the N.Ero, b,.-tIsss. Alb
snnt " ~ sssc,t tho Obligations ut ~ar r"vern-
.nvni la ylpd,rsic lrevdum ~ ssssring'qa righS
, l.. men with "a distinction "a ,.-r.
Ftt the discus- ion .'i policy sna prineifi's. -
ain To convince by truth. sr,iieg for1s "A" affas
~ names Nritei- for our Ioarnsi, We are ess-
tent to lst a. spxak far sTs~f, from week TO wes n
The f,lIYa,ny iss'srvs, hores'r, issy he ieekrd
| for il, our cnlumhf
! l. An ahis rarrr,pcnacr fr.n dissi.rurfsa
s'.te,ssn. of toe United slater .na h.r"fss ~
| ON tks ts,ics iiscs sci ~ the ~, SaIts.
| N. tmrn,rtini reviews of mea, boahs, ssst.ss
! theerie. AID fsets.
III. Criticisus az Arr. Nr.ie, ed she fs-s ..
| ". Financial nj e.sn 'assessi rspsrs.
V. Niiitsry is-nrgrrisHs.ss.
| VI. free disevs,iun by sss f-saris, Of pHpaisS
quessipps.
10 roysi srIi..- f.rps- ptess " " ssid b. r't
/ Nsrs dsairrs a. eight cspss fsr ~Ty.
subscfipti.rs. Der sus-v, 7 s-rs es,'srs. ~ al
Adv.rsis.weu,s. oiua.h, stivas sse eisrseier,s .
inserted ~ the ususl rstes.
Newr ss~i~rs ave supy'isd through the ADVANCES
Nrws csxfasr. I'll Nsssns street.
| All esmrs usieatious should ne sidrtssed 60 the
MEM iATIoN,
s..S N. =. f.ii~.ts stree, Ae- 1c;k.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
New Skirt for 1866.
The Great Invention Of tho Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
j. W. BRADLEY.S New Patent DU-
PLEYELLIPTIC( Tor doubie)
.SDRTNI, SKIRT

Si>HfNG sSh I'M.
THIS INVENTION consist, Of Drrixx for two)
i ELLfrrfc PuRR kxrIEKp SrEEL SPRINGS, inge-
braided tightly and frniy together, edge
to edge, making the toughest, most fexible, elias.
tic and durable Spring ever used. They seldom
bead or break, like the Single Springs, and conss-
qusntly preserve their perfect aud beautiful Shape
mere than twice rs long asany Single Spring Skirt
that Ever Has or Can be made.
The wonderful debility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Dupiex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowd
cd Assemblies, Operas, carriag es, Railroad Cars,
Church Pews, Arm chairs, fer Promenade and
House Dress, rs the Skirt can be folded when In
use TO occupy a small place as easily and eonren-
ientiy az silk OF Muslin Dress.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort
and Great Convenience Of wearing the duplex
Elliptic Steel spring skirt for q siaylc day will
Never Afterwards willingly dispense with tn cir
use. Fer Children, Misses and Young Ladies they
are superior to all others.
Tho Hoops are covered with 2piy double twist-
ed thread and will twice as long the Single
yarn covering which IL used on all single Steel
Hoop Skirts. The three bottom rods ON every
Skirt are also Double Steel, and twice or doubls
covered to prevent the covering from wearing oil
ths rods when dsagging down stairs. stone steps,
sc, Re-, whieh they are constantly subject to whom
In use.
All are made Of the new and elegant Cord.
Tapes, and are the best quality in every part,
giving to the wearer tho most graceful and perfect
Shape possible and are unquestioDabiy the light
est. most desirsbie, comfortable and economical
Skirt over made.
VESTS BRADLEY L CARY, Propristors o,
tho Invention, and Sole Manufacturers. 81 Cham.
bcrs, and ~ 4 81 Reade Streets, New York.
For Sale In all hrst.class stores In this City. and
throsg houtthe United States and Canada. Havana
de euba, Mexico, South America, and the West
rndics.
Ger Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic tfr double
Spring skirt. A. L &.
senl en-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
TO CONSERVATIVES.

CUrFEngRswITac CONSUMPTION. Asthps.
y Bronchitis. or sny dissass IF tie Throat or
Lungs, will be ehetr:sry fupished. wiitcut
charge, With the repedy ~ the use Il ~ki't 'hr
Rev. Edward A. vtison, VI wiliistsbvrr. New
Tori, was coup ietsiy rsstarcd 20 hssith, after
having sui ered ssversi yesss Nth that drcsd die
esse. consunpticp. To cousumptive euserert.
th. remedy -is worthy Of an iwnedIrtc trisl. IL
will cost nothirg. and psy Re the means offheir
perfect restorstirn. Thovs defiripF the PANE VII.
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, is5
Suuth Second Street, wiliiamstuTgb, Kings
County, New York. segi-ew
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
A Good Suggestion.

Il has been suggested sha, an invi,asio- be
extended TO the soldiers who have participated
IN wars previous TO the great rsbellioa. to take
part in the exercises on the 30,h inst We
second the no,ion. T.st evsry soldier who has
AT any time shouldsred masket in behalf Of
American liberty, meet with rs on that occa-
sion. and recsive the homage Of free aud
grateful people.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
MMg. DEaoREsTs EMPORIUM OF FASH
wi TN.
4i9 nRoADwAy, NY.
bHAseHf, ~ ksAsLY Alt rrt eiiits ~ tHs MON
ASp CANADA

ASp eAsApt.
ersti.tns VI The Fashions for LAdi,,' aud chill
drens pfsss. Ladiu' Patterns, rs to 40 eu.l
Children. Patterns. 10 10 20 ets. Trimmed, Doab
10 pfiesI Fail sss. ansen ar.ieles, %.
nIess AMI cl,nk Making In all its branches.
sLadiss' system OF Drvss. eutting, 81 90.
'childreRs sys,sm " DFe,s eating, 30 eis.
Tuek,Ds, figking aud fiailnr.
eimp,rlul pfssp EleyatarT, - eta
fgcaeh corstls, satla Jean, 81 0oI css,li, 81 ~,
Prize Medal Shirt, 81 30, ~ 90 aud 81 on.
spiral sPfIaE possm pads, ~ o..
Excelsior pFesa shIslda, 30 su.
scVmLIAslloa susrsudsfs and shoulder Brace,
- cts.
braid srd Eabruiler, Stamps, ~ % per dos,
diamond Needles, 40 cts. per hundred,
Sewing Machine Tueiipr Adjustment. g. o..
scissors duase, cutting material any width, u
vts.
ssswI"g Rippsrs. for machine OF had 'switg
30 eta.
Water Proof Dress Facing, 10 TO 20 cts. per ID
silly bloom. improving the compilation, 80 e''
soft, pure, aud FREQ from saghtIs harm
The t.pdere,t CON plesion.
ROseste Bloom, unting the complexion, 30 81,
viii tint the ,hteks. as Aslur. tin,.
The rosy shells of vcpgL'
scuriing Cream, L,suiif, ire IL, hair, - r'-
sPorfame Packets, ssquisiieIy fragrant, 50 e's
NINE. DEN )REsr's pvac t,sisG AskSer, ~
any article TO be procured In New York.
spEMoREsT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE AZ.
NINE. DEIonE,T's :;IRRoR 9F FASHIONS
Is els.i Yearly, 50 90. with a valuable premium.
Li,t 10 the sounds borne ga che brss,-,
From every quarter, 10 it eoi~s',
A Magazine OF worth IL uni,
EAalting both uur iasls aud homes.
Those marked thus are ssntoy msii, post free
On receipt of price, The Others are sent by ez
press on receipt Of the smoslt, or collected On de
livery.
Dealers will pls,se send for Wholcssls Priv
List.
Address. NINE. bEMoREST.
Iis BraadwIy, y. !.
Ladies, cut tho sboNs nut for future refefsne
! or fur further pa rticulais sSe pEN"sssI's MoS1s
w MAG,zisI, or seud fvr a Circalnl,
scps I'm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29

rv.n recrirt Of IS cfs.. whirh pays fr eerrss-
pcna-s~s p-sts e. etc We send one notice.
Upon receipt .f 81. which pays for evsfsspss-
de,r-, postage, etc. W. send six notices.
Upon receipt ~ S which pays fer cS'revPes-
denr-, passage. etc. We will and 10 notices, ahd
a fnc present valued at not less thaa els. ~ a
81 rntt~ Of rsods-
up.n receipt Of SIS. wsieh tvs f.I c"rresr"n-
denre, pastn &C. etc.. We will aud leo sOi,ces and
a SOLID SILVER wATxih hy rst"rn neil.
Agents wanted Send PR snr eireniafi
Agents allowed y large ea,h.ammi-ss"n, by which
they can make Ss5 weekly.
Aijrcss plainly
s.lesroon Box Elsa,
"a Liberty ST. New rort City, NJ.
sep22-3na
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
The WorId.s Great Remedy foi

Tho WOrId'3 Great Heueoy TOT
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
N advanced stages
OF tho disease.
This has been so long used and 20 uni
vcrsally known, that VIC need DO no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up TO the best it ever has been, and that 1t
may be relied on 10 do all IL has ever done.
Prepared bv Din. J. &. AVER & Co,
Practical and AaalyticaI Chemists,
Lowell, Mass
Sold by all druggists every where.
Al. W. haiie, Bs.okvrlle.
Philip Eschenbach, Cedar Grove.
Philip We've, New Trenton.
Lrer kshauk Mastc~s, Fairfield.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
Premium Hog.

W. Noticed Al our Fair splendid specimen
~ The porcins species. the property Of Mr. r.
VI. Swifi of Blooming Grove aud Daniel
prook, E,q Of Liberty Ind These gentle.
men have The reIu' alton Of being among the
b-s, stock raiser. In Eastern Indiana, aud the
animal oa exhibition d. 40 discfsdI, 10 their
Judgment,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
Buainsss Not,esa.

- Do not forge. to goso J, r. 4 ID. r.
Cooley's for Dry Goods, shawls, Hoods. NJ
bias. Breakfast Capes, Gloves and Hose. Cloth.
ing. Hats and Caps Boots aud Shoes, Grocer
les and Queensware, Glassware. Nails. HALVES
lad Forks, spoons, Tubs, Buckets, Churns.
&c. Also Shingles kept constantly on hand.
All sold cheap for Cash or Produce.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
Moving West.

A hvmb,r o. the bss, citizens Of our coun.
~ are disposing Of their property preparation,
60 removing Westward Messrs. stephen
skispst and John Newman, OF The north par.
OF Rockville Township. and Me- George era.
yer ADD sils Fields, Of iiivo,nins 0rvge Town.
ship, are Ationg the migrants.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
Oriental. House.

Mr., Washington Holland has removed 10 In
disnapolis and taken charge Of the above
named well known hotel We commend Mr..
Holland and the Oriental to the travelling
public as being IN every resPss, verify Of their
patronage. s..,-4 n.s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
lnothsr Patriot eons

Richard ". swift, son of wn. p S~is of
Meismora Township, aud member Of the 6slh
Regiment. died in Hospital at Cha,isnoogs on
I4,h mat, of Camp Diarrhea.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
FRUIT TREES. suRUBBERY. &c-N

J A. Apologize of Springfield Township has
u hand and for sale at fair prices an excel
lent assortment Of the best varieties of the
Apple. Peaes: Pear, Cherry. Plum and April
cot; also Shrubs, Evsrgrssns, &c Il is inf
nitely better to purchase sf a we'll known aud
reliable person like Mr. Appi.Sate, than to
deal with irresponsible parties residing 10 the
East.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
The Fair.

We had intended TO speak in detail Of our
late County Fair. in this issue Of the ASEnI-
CAV. but want Of space forbids We will refer
60 IL hereafter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29

- Marriage notices will not be inserted
grstuitously.
- Obituary notices. if they exceed ten
lines in lsss,h. viii be charged the same ss
advertise N enfa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
New Subscribers.

Bsylsss Price, fairbury, Illinois.
Newton Cant. Msiamora.
A. r. kymsn, Cedar Grove.
Middleton Jones, Brookville.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
Attentiop, Company!

p The Springfield Guards viii report them;
selves. mounted and in uniform. on Saturday
morning. Goth inst, to Lieut. John Wilson, q,
Rockville by order Of the Captain.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29

LOST-on Wednesday evening. 9Th inst.
between the Old White Corner and the resi-.
dence of A. r McClsery,a gu,ia percha pen,
pencil and penholisr. The finder will be lib
ersl', rewarded By leaving it a, the old White
Corner j. - /. u. -. =. =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
Doing Vary Wall.

The receipts a. ihs Ohio Stale Fair smosnt
Cd TO nearIy Gil 900.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29

The nctfod or dispoaing Of these goods at
ONE DOLLAR each IL NJ foilnus:
Certificates, naming each article and Its valua.
ere placed In sealed envelopes and we'll mixed.
One OF thesesnvclopes will be sentby mail to any
address on receipt &C % cents
On the rercirt Of tho Certificate you will see
what you are going TO have, then IL Is at your op
ton to sond the dollar and take tho art Gle not
purchasers sasy thus cbtsin tiold witch, MIA.
mond Ring. or any set Of Jswelry on oar iist for
ONE DOLLAR, and In no case can they gN ises
than 0 &c Dollars worth, az thcre are no blanks
Tho price Of certiscatss Ia as foilowss--onc for
% cents; ave for Ell eleven for ST. thirty for S.
sixty Ave for $40; one hundred TO- Slj.
The distribution Ia conducted fairly. and all
have an equal chance Of obtHining the value bic
prizes by purchasing the Cerfiaesus. We guar.
nntee entire satisfaction In al cases.
Agents wanted TO whom 80 Uaef special terms
aud premiums. Send % cents for one Certificate
and our circular With terms.
Address, A. II. RowEN 4 CO..
stpi.3m 20. BOX 42in, New yoik.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
SAVE YOUR INTrREsr.-p

SAVE YOUR INTEREST. -Persons know.
ins themselves indebted 70 The Gru Of Adams
& Brother. of Springfield, Ind. can save in.
'erssi BY not letting their accounts run over
POUR MONTH";. IS ne charge interest on ell &C.
counts of longer standing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
MAI. JOHN Q. BURTON. Grand Msrshal.

There 10 but one debt which the American
people cannot pay, and that Is the debt Of graf.
iiuds they Owe the soldiers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
The "Groyrstecn pinno rortes'
received the award of merit over
all others ut the celebrated
Worlds Fair.

Whore we're exhibit Instruments fsem tie
beet msh.u ~ L"hder, psfls. ds,msns, rhll.
sasiphi.. nsi,mefs. bas,eh saa New rsrkl ssa
also ct the Anarissp fns,lIs,e faf Ave susssssss
years, the Held and rl;sT medals fEsm beth sf
which eau Le sesn a. osf ~sfs ro"m,
ny the iatrsasstl"n ef Improvements va msts .
.tlll meFv perfect Plaza fsf's, sat by msaafss'
,arlns largely, 9th sirstiy cash sys'sm. 40.
sashiss Z. sser ,he,s Instruments at . P.ise ~hish
viii preclude all compositions.
rHIe,s--Ss. 1, Seven Octave, .auud ssrsIs, hsss.
Wed pain s'ss ts;s
No. ,, fgs~ Octave, Fosai ssrasFs, 1ss..
vasd hssy. Moulding sss.,
NJ. >. Sewn eets,s, round sa'nsrs, Rsss-
wead i.,as XIV style ss:5.
Terms: Net cssh IN Current Iands.
,Ee- pe,e,lt,l,s ciresiArs seat srss.
~. c." isi:i ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29

Trr peculiar faint -
infection which we
call ScRorULA turks
in the constitutions Of
multitudes Of men. Il
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
THAT fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
}the vital forccsin their
vigorous action, and
Fleaves the system TO
eli - lt.~-I. IL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
Crovesteen & Co,
PIANO FORTE
M AN UFA CT U RE RS,
400 Broadway, N. z.

THE attention VI the Public ssa the trade 10
invited TO ear NEW scALk OCTAVE ROSE.
WOOD PIANO fVRTEs. which fsr veisas sst
purity vi ,ous are usrivsilsd, ~ say hisAsrss
vf.f.a IN sbi, market. They . sts'n all ths
moders inrre,.msh,,. French, Grand Asti-s,
Harp Pedal, Iron Frsms. over strung Base, As.
sad sssh inasamsnt hsins made undsf The pss
sonni ,apersisl"n If Mr.. J. n. as"vs'isss, VIE
has had practical ssrsrisnee Of over - years In
their manufacture, |, fully warranted 10 s.ssy
pariissiar.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29
our New Mode.

pns sf ear tea s,tis ~ ehs l,sses ~ 80 v. 80
lvsfssss IL ~si.A twhci Vi the sAsss a.lisf
u.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
The following comes to rs from, 4 Ger

Y The following comes to us from a gentleman
who gives his name and Postofice address. and
says he was one Of the loyal men in the South,
against whom the person complained of tried
to excite the evil spirit of SO called 1yigilance
Committee" and he naturally feels that JUS
tice should recognize some distinction between
such man and those whose ruin for devotion
to their countfy's flag, he sought to compass. iol
s. aalaa q WEsTBRooK, July 8, 1856.
TO the Editor oftse Press: 5ae aiaise ylsys aG
sa What is to be done with those persons who
went South for the purpose of aiding the re-
bellion2 Are they to be permitted to return
to the loyal States, and enjoy the same priyi-
leges here as those who have sacrificed so
much to preserve inviolate the great princi-
pies OF our free form of government? Such a
man has recently come among us by the name
ofDr. Augustus Mitchell. Uponthe breaking out
of the war he moved to Charleston. S. G.. thence
to Georgia. Before leaving here he was most
bitter IN his denunciations of the free States
and loud in his praise of the slave States. On
reaching Georgia he reported that he was
Obliged TO leave here on account of his sympa-
thy with them that he was chased and stoned
IN the streets and no effort was made by the
Municipal authorities I'd protect him. But
this was not sufficient to satisfy the cravings of
his vile nature. he Immediately commenced
to prefer charges against rothern born persons.
and when his loyalty to the so-called Southern
Oonfederacy was questioned he testified be-
fore Judge Baker of Florida, that he wrote the
first article ever published in sc. advocating
secession. This calunniator, this prosecutor
OF loyalists, is now among us. Ought such to re-
main? ~ 2 49, sEKNG's FERRY.n =
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

Mountains generally assume. There are two
smaller SUBMITS west Of Pleasant Mountain
which are generally mistaken for it, called
Peaked Mountain, in the southeast corner of
Denmark, and some six miles nearer to MS than
to Pleasant Mt, which is So miles distant as the
crow flies.
A brilliant fire was lighted on 9Breakheartv
in Standish, under the management of Theo.
M. Bradbury, Esq, and our old friend Judge
Lane, recently aeturned from Mexico. This
hill is sixteen miles distant These two were
lighted about half past eight. About nine
O'Clock faint light was seen ON the summit of
Mt Washington, visible only with the aid of
good telescope About half past nine anoth-
er was lighted on Pudding Hill, about mile
north of Breakheart, and am told another
was noticed in the western part of the city
to the north of Mt. Washington which did
not see at the observatory e4
The lovers and observers of beautiful sunsets
were abundantly gratified last evening. It
seemed almost, as if the most beautiful colors in
natures laboratory, were brought out for the
occasion. The moon was obscured by clouds
in the south with base Of very dark clouds il
Illuminated by frequent flashes of lightning, ap-
parently confined by dark bars to keep it under
safe control, while the west was most brilliant
ly lighted up with such colo1s as no painters
pallet could rival In the northwest the White
Mountains stood out sharply defined against
an amber colored sky, clothed in that rich pur-
pie tint which they assume after sunset This
display Of nature far surpassed any artificial
fireworks which the art Of chemistry can pro-
duce. 81 haa
The fireworks let off by the city ON the hill
and at City Hall, made very brilliant show,
and the few persons who were in the observa-
tory had a rare treat in witnessing them. I
think the displays in the different parts Of the
city, gave much more general satisfaction than if
confined to one locality. ..fs3 81 - Qlsg
July 9Th. u an r..
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06


. PROVIDENCE-sld I'd. brig Hudson, Grimm. s,r
PAWTgCKEr-Ar LIST inst, sch Martha Mal,s
Providence for Portland ~'ei' A"''ii''N'
sid I'd inst se9s John 3 Frank, Fowler from Port
land tor New YORK Flora, Beale Addison Tor 40;
Hertz, Gray, Boston for Richmond va: Convoy
Carter Bangor tor Norfolk; Messenger Holden. in
Spruce Head for New York; Hiawatha Ellis Rock
land for do; Wreath, Hail. Machias far Ia. Clorlie 4
Willie, Emery, Rockland Tor DO; Cathagine, Weber,
ForeO, Hale FAN River for Brooklin; Cosm1s Sfet.
son, RocSland for New York; Seven Sisters crow
ley Addison for do; Fairfield Nerrin, Calais for do
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar LIST inst, brigs WIN ores
SER HATCH Mansanilla for Boston; ABBY Watson
Watson, Georgetown for dol Maria Wheeler, Wheel
er, Baltimore for do; sehs larry Not, Cottrel Gay
Head for salemi Marcus Hunter, Orr, Portland for
for Portland; Fannie A Bailey Freeman baltimore
for doi Henrietta, Smith, Richmond va for Port
land; Ma, Durham, I'm Bush River, Md, for Bath !;
Calista, Hall, Rocllanl for New York
Sid, brigs VIM A Dresser, Abby Watson, Maria
Wheeler sehs larry Not, Marcus Hunter, J W
Nannalnan, May, and others.
Ar 3D. schs Seyenty-Six, iced Portla nd for wash
mgDon; Lizzie Guptill, GuptiI I'm Roc kand for New
dsga John Compton, Long, I'm Gardner for Provi-
yo MI !th schs Melbourne Marson Gardiner for New
FannlneS Union, Kelley, Whiting for do; Gen Peavey,
spauldng, Bonner R 40; OILS earle and Mt Hope
NEW M an ser Now Bedford tand all sailedl
| Saco sD-4Ar Sd, sch Helen p, Hill, from
acb GIobe TTaSSd barque Argo, Perry, LeQhorn;
Az XII brigs Wsgu glade, Urann, Sullivan.
Surf sTsetland New Orleans; Pato,,aa sq Pspi;
wS SsSs %ie 1SDy BMSssO%
st George NIB Fanny Baizlev.- Fay hal9 9
Howe, Baker Georgetown DC; Hooper fa nile
Ellsworth; Ann, Hooper, Bangor; Join Murray,
Ar 9th, brig Il HasseIl, Hassen. Phnado,nbia.
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Am Eagle, Mcfarland, PHILADELPHIA
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