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swORTH AMERICAN THURSDAY JULY H. 1872

Rocklaud. arrived here Tuesday on the
steam yacht FREELY. Senator Chandl er
and Hon. Eugene Hale will probably join
the p arty.
The horsC-irot at the Fair Grounds on
the afternoon of July 4th. was one 81 he
most even and holly contested race hat
we have ever seen on that course. In the
first race for purse of $50. $3.50. to the
first. $40. TO the second, aud $50. to the
third there We're three entries, viz A.
+. Jellison entered Nameless. ;. NJ. Leigh
ton entered Bangor horse. Dashaway. and
Ivory Grant of Bucksport. entered his
young colt. Black Victor. The first heat
was easily won by the colt Black Victor,
and had he been properly fitted would
doubtless have taken the first money. The
five remaining heats were Won by Dash
away and Nameless after an exciting con-
test. Dashaway taking the first money
For the second purse of 500 SEQ. To first.
$50. TO second. and $40. TO third there
were also three entries, viz e. II. Hop
kins entered Polly" James Davis. Ne
Lelan, and james Nhiimore. Lady Whit
more. The race. although slower one.
wa, the most interesting from the fact that
the horses were owned in Ellsworth. md
were 80 evenly matched that the result was
fAtAtht'N Nv 'HtthA. ANU ttil>luti Ahlt
iockcyin. the word was given and the
bor,r. went away together Lady Nbu-
n,,,,... br,..kino hadlv an thc l,st .,,.rtor
i'',t ,, ,,..,,t,.ri,,,, ,,r.,I phi, i.,rH 49,
~ -. - n, 81 '','' = y"
position in the rear. This heat was won
bN Polly. The rem fining five heats were
but a repetition of the first. Lady Whit
more and Polly constantly passing and
repa>>;n.r each other. me first money
WAS aiyrn Ia LADY Ubi;more coed Ia
psu,t I,ti,,i =, MI L.,
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The Wolf and the Lamb.

a subscriber living in Wisconsin after
quoting the whole text Of which the cap
ton Of this forms a part. says:
DEAR SIR II am not to preach a ser
mon. but do you suppose the Prophet had
view in his time of the present makeup
If the political head: After reading your
paper OF June Goth. thought you had one
subscriber. at least. who approved your
article on the State Convention in the issue
Of that day. IL seems TO me that a few
men are not willing to let well enough
alone. in your State. There are some such
in all communities.
have tried, somewhat. TO learn the feel
ing here, as to Presidential candidates.
among the quiet men who take no promi-
nent part in politics. and so far as | can
Judge, the sentiment is that they are bound
TO vote against the present system Of pro-
lection tariff. If they can be satisfied which
way that can be done most effectually.
think most men will be disappointed in
the result. if they think Grants popularity
as a soldier will carry him again trium-
phantly into the Presidential chair. But
| would like to know if those old bunker
Democrats. down East. are going to vote
for Horace Greeley? Is my friend s.
at Mt. Desert, going to do this? If so. he
will most assuredly hang his picture up ia
his sitting-room with those other Democatic
WORTHLESS, that have so long hung there.
The indications are now that the cam
paign will be very exciting one, for At
this early period, every few hours in the
day we hear ''hurrahs" for both Greeley
and Grant, In the street; but so far Greeley
seems on the increase.
We are having splendid weather ios
orops. Farmers say thattlQ wheat erop
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Suicides and Drowning.

MEssRs. EDITORS Fred. A. Stuart of
North Wayne, for some years student in
the Eaton School. committed suicide the
18th ult.
Young Stuart was quite an amiablc
young man. 20 years old. and respectfully
connected.
He left his clearinghouse on the after
noon of the day that he committed the rash
and fatal act. When found. he had been
dead twelve days.
The body was in a grove some two mile,
from Norridgewock village.
He tied the sleeves of his shirt around
hi, neck. and the body of Il to the limb OF a
tree. One foot rested on limb of the tree,
and one arm laid over another limb. and he
wa> kept in that position by being fastened
To the limbs above.
Beneath him. was an empty phial. The
presumption i. that he went to sleep. I'M
der the influence of ether. and did not wake
up.
Stuart had shown some signs OF insanity
previous TO this time: but nothing that had
caused the least alarm to his relatives and
friend,
His relations to the teachers and students
in the school had been very pleasant. and
his friends deeply lament his untimely
death.
A man named Wilton. aged about thirty
years. belonging to Arson. was drowned
this forenoon July ind in attempting TO
90 over the " rips or fall. a short distance
above this village. There were tao men
in the boat They passed over the falls and
struck 4 rock. which upset the boat. One
man held TO the boat and was saved. VIII
ton lost his hold. He came up once. and
called for help. but Immediately diSap-
peared. The body has not been found
He WAS valuable citizen.
II /, rare thing to hear Of river
driver" losing his life on the kennebec
river. For many years they have not only
been cautious. when ia dangerou, positions:
but Kind Providence ha, preserved them.
Yours. &c. MrN>oN.
Norridgewock. July 2nd.
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one HALF the people cannot take Castor Oil
rom Il : terrible LaU-eatlng taste. and recotl in
hroat. The Castoria prepared By DR.. Pitc her
j. purely vegetable. perfectly harmless. pleas
ant To take, and more effective than Castor Oil.
Ii does not distress or grioe. but regulates the
system, and operates when all other Temedias
have failed Ii act. like magic tor stomach
Ache, Constipation, Flatulency. Group and
Worms. II contains neither Minerals. Nor
phine nor Alcohol. IL. soothing. quoting eff
feet produces natural sleep, and particularly
adapts It TO crying and teetbing children. No
article ha, ever met such unqualified endorse
ment by the Physicians, Take no more Bitter
Pills, Narcotic Syrup, Gripping furgatiyes or.
Siekening Oils. The Casloria costs but b cts,
and when once tried you will never be without
ii. J. b. Rose Il Co., SO Broadway, New York
iw26
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From New York.

NV ORR. IuIv =.
Baltimore dispatches say that Greeley
viii receive 500 votes for the candidacy
Thomas Jefferson Randolph who has been
selected for the temporary Craftsmanship
- grandson Of Thomas Jefferson and /,
about - wears of age. The question Of a
platform has been considerably discussed
H4. j. believed that the Cincinnati plat
ta.a viii h. ADOPTED without modification.
Ia" New orker> have decided 10 remove
GHmau, from the national democratic COM
mt,ce auI give the place to either Augns-
I- >chel or EN->heriii John Kelley.
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NJ A X RE ID.


Extraordinarily 81. by Rev. u. Tenney, Mr..
Edwin NJ. White of Orland and Miss Mary l..
Conway of Ellsworth.
Extraordinarily 4th, by Rev. DIR. Tenney,
Mr.. Bridges 5. Sampson Of Ellsworth and Miss
Emma +. Pond of Dedham.
Ellsworth-June 18th, by Robert Cole, MIR.
George o. Grindle of Brooksvile and Mrs.
Clara T.. Hagerty of surry.
Extraordinarily 4th by the same Mr.. Dan
iel r. Maddox and Miss Sarah +. Butler both
of Ellsworth.
Surry-July End, by Rev. l.. 5. Trip, Mr..
Francis ii. Jarvis and Miss Laura T.. Free thy
both Of Surry.
July 2nd, by the same, Mr.. Charles ID.
Miller and Miss Nancy ]. Marks both Of Blue
hill.
Brooklin-July lst, At the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. &. &. Leavens, Mr.. VIM.
q. Sargent Of Castine and Miss Flora A. Her.
rick Of Brooklin.
Milbridge-on the evening Of the 4th inst,
by Rev. Merritt c. Beale, Mr.. VIM. J. Lord Of
sullivan and Miss Thankful X. Stevens Of
Goudsboro.
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/ a-k not for hi lineage.
/ All not for his maine
Il manline-- be- IN his heart
IL n0bie birth may claim.
/ care not. though of this world's wealth
But slender be his part,
II YES, YOU answer when ask
Hath he a true mans heart.
ask not from what land he came.
Nor where his youth was nursed:
II pure the the stream. il matters not
The spot from whence it burst.
The palace or the hoyel.
Where first his life began
| seek not of-but answer thi>
l. he an honest man:
Nay, blush not n0w-whai matters il
Where first he drew his breath:
\ manger was the cradle-bed.
Of Him of Nazareth,
Be nOught. be any, everything.
care not what YOU be
Ii YES. You answer when ! ask
Art thou pure. true. and free.
East Lamoine, June %. ls72.
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Old Newspapers.

A correspondent sends "a for inspection
bound copy Of - The Rural Visitor pub
lighed AZ Burlington. Vt, from July 30.
1910. TO July l., ISL. II i small week
ly; price $500 per year
Our correspondent promises to send us
paper "on newspapers soon. which no
doubt will be interesting to our readers. as
the author say, he finds much pleasure in
it. preparation.
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TINE AND ENLIGHTENED IXPEHIENCE have
shown that certain substance, formerly used
and relied on IN medical practice. are unncr-
e->ary ana dangerous, Yet some Oi these >l,,-
siauce, have found their way into medical com.
pounds. DIR. WALKERS CAL.FoENIA VIx.-
GAR BITTEEs, however. contain nothing in-
furious, being composed exclusively OF vegeia-
bic substances from California. For all di,or-
ders OF the liver. kidneys, bladder, skin. and
digestive organs. and lor purifying the blood,
they are the most wonderful remedy known.
iw2.,
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From Brunswick.
BRUNSWICK. July 9.

BRUNSWICK. July y.
General Chamberlain was to-day for
mally inaugurated president OF Bowdoin
College. Exercises commenced with a
PRAYER by Prof. Packard. and addresses of
welcome We're then made by Chief Justice
Appleton. in the behalf of the Government
Of the College and by Mr.. 4. F. Moulton
Of Ncarboro. of the incuming Senior class
u behalf Of the under graduates. The
Hon. ) T. Benson, President of the board
of oycrscer> delivered the keys To the new
President with appropriate remarks.
President Chamberlain replied explaining
rhe new system which has been adopted
during the past wear. and affirming his be-
her that this conformity TO the demands of
ihc times will greatly benefit the College.
ara increase il usefulness. The cere-
monies took place in the congregational
h, Church which was well filled but not
crowded a it will be tomorrow
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s,h Massachusetts. WooIman, from Y for
Rocklaud. put Into Boston 9Th inst, leaking -
VIII land part 81 cargo and proccci. The
cargo i not dam igcd
>eh Ida May. Dri.ko. from " iul-or NJ for
New York. struck on Quoidy Head on Thurs
day last. but came OF and proceeded after
making slight repairs.
New bury port. july 4-rhc deck load and Il
tom 81 coal from the hold q sch Stnaloa, now
ashore on the south GangWay, was discharged
on Wednesday.
>rh >inaloa, tVf East Machias} Avery. from
Pom johnson TOR Salisbury, with 33D tons coal ,
10 beating M the Merrlmac river morning ol
inst. ml-->;ayed. An anchor Was imme-
dsItc.y dropped. but before q brought up the
current -~uu@ Ter upon the south gausNsy
rocA. ~ here she Immediately filed. She viii
discharged into lighters 81 lo% water.
Sch Grcciaa. (pi Liucoin,Ilir' NuuUpc. i-a;u
NiuAlbaVcn with stone for Boston. ~ port on
tho "a inst. VI. OF l,ls 81 >aoAl-. Wa,
sirucA suddenly by heavy squat from WNW
whIch carried Away ilrema-t It the deck AM
mainma.t head. with all the rigging attached.
<,Nt dAy when about II mile, " nv Of Bone
Island. Wa run into by ship Importer. OF Lew
cTpbol. and had bow stove In. cad gear carried
away. started AicaA. g. The collision was
evidently the result OF carclc,,ne,, GA board
the ship. aud M Sht have been avoided. hr
sch va, lowed INTO Portland.
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Business Notices.
Peters

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men uni NO
men. We give employment that rays from 81 TO
s per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city, town aud village. Send
ioI sample and go TO work at once Address {:
J. Latham 4 Co.. 292 Washington ST. Boston
Mas. tf5l.
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The cathartics used AMI approved by tho
physicians comprising the various medical
sociztions of this state are now compounded
and sold under the name OF Parsons PURGA.
TIVE PILLS.
We copy the following from AN exchange,
which is important II true Chronic diarrhea
OF long standing, also dysentery. and all sim.
liar complaints common at this season of the
year, can be cured by the use Internally of
JOHNsoN's ANODYNE LISIMENT We know
whereof We affirm.
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EXHAUSTION and degeneration follow the
excessive Use of the senses. without due inter-
walls Of rest for repair. In order TO maintain
the wonted energy, the force expended. wheth-
er OF body or mind, must b. restored. When
the expenditure Of brain instt.r.and other ner-
yous elements is continued by oseTw0rk. the
the result of such degenerstl,a. The ingre-
diants composing Fellows Compound syiup
Of Hypophoephites, sre such as constitute
healthy blood, establish sound nerves and sen.
ses. and viii consequently not only prevent
= 10 lost,
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Chr Gllswortb Amerifan.
THURSDAY, JULY II. 1872.
4. T.. SAW Err. Local Editor.
Prohate Courts

ELLswogTH-lsi Wednesday IN January 10
rlary. August. September. and December ~
"Wednesday in April. 81 "wednesday Ia June. and
Fl Wednesday IN october.
ELrrniIL--l-t Wednesday in July and >o,om
beer
BrcksFoEr.- "Wednesday IA January May
and September.
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hiMEDlATELI.-f every family knew tie
value OF Miss sawyer's saiye they would imme-
dlaiely purchase box AMI never De without it,
II your Druggist Is out OF this save and neg ect-
TO keep supplied, send seyenty-hSe cent. A, di-
rected in another column, and say you saw the
advertisement in this pa er. ijtf
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i send YOU 4 {

i send YOU copy Of an unpublished
fragment Of poetry; perhaps it may fill
small pace in our paper. and at the presen,
the measure Of manline~s, NAV find a soft
response in the heart, OF some Of your
readers Jew.
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STAGNAIIoN ia the blood tends to produce
nine-te nih- OF the diseases flesh i. heir to-
This. however. i bNiated, WITHOUT DEBilI-
IATING the >y,lem, by administering LArmAM's
CATuARTIC EXTRACT. ii5l
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never appeared more promising. Corn
not so good. We have plenty Of straw
berries. peas. new potatoes. etc. IN the
market. II. L. W
Winnebago City. Wis, June -. 1872.
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800 Agents wanted for the n
UNDE RGkOUND RAIL ROAII

y Recofu OF r acts narrating the hardships, hair
breadth escapes and death struggles of the Slaves
In their efforts for freedom, narrated by them
selves others illustrated by seventy fine engrav-
ings.No book for years more highly recommended,
or intensely interesting Unlike any other book, .
c9ar field send for Circular and Terms at once to
ID. LGuERNsEi ,Pub.and Gen "A st., Concord,NH
4W2s
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Renne's Pain-Kiling Magic Oil Is TN excel
lent remedy for toothache. headache, and many
other kinds Ct pain. All our readers would do
themselves great favor by keeping it on hand
for use, and see how quick ten dozen drops
W III cure cholie psins. given TO your children.
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BpsToN. July =.
James q. Perry 81 Camden Me-, aged
- year, lately employed a, a clerk in
Boston. ,ho; himself thi, morning at the
Warwick House.
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POVERTY Is BAD but the worst kind of pow
erty Is poverty Of the blood; this makes a man
poor indeed" for it takes away his strength,
courage, and energy; but enrich the blood
with lis vital element, IRON, by taking the Pc
ruyian syrup Ga pratoxide of from, and you
will feel rich an d. 'as good a. any body FRY it.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Bangor.

BANGOR, July 10.
Dispatches from delegates at Baltimore
received here this forenoon say Greeley
VIII be nominated unanimously and the Cinss
cinnati platform pure and simple will be
alnnted to-day.H
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no THE HON. Board OF County Commission.
i ers for the County OF Hancock, next to be
We the undersigned inhabitants of Peno bscot,
In said County, humby request your Hon. Board,
to lay out reap in said Penobscot, beginning at,
or near the house OF James a. Bowden on the
County road leading from orland to "a slime,
thence Eashrly 10 the house Of II. r. slower ov-
err land OF James A. Bowden and Widow Patteu,
and on, or near land Of Merrill Heath, and strik.
ing land of Hiram Leach. The undersigned Peti
TONERS. retitioned the Selectmen In the months o {
October or november last past, bat they unreal.
onahly refused, or neglected to view said route
and II before said lows for their acceptance, but
refused and neglected so to do. We therefore
pray your Hoaors 10 view said route and lay out
said road If in your judgement you think a.
Dated at Penobscot this tth day of March A. n.
Isl!
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NEGElISE i now acknowledges by our best
physicians 10 be the only sure and safe remedy
for all diseases arising from impure blood.
such a. scrofua aad SCI Ofulou, humor..
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STATE or MAINE

Hancock. -s.-CpuU u crunty Commissioners
>Pfti term A. ~ lrs2.
tpon the foregoing petition iG H. considered BY
the Commissioners thar the petitioners are re-.
sppnslplc amt that hey ought TO he heard touch
ING the matter set icTth IA their petition, and
therefore order that the County tommmissioncrs
meet at Daniel 81. Hoopcr's ia Sedgwick Gu
Thursday thr tvchty second day Of August next
AIS o'clock \. NJ and thence proceed To view the
route mentioned IN said petition, Immediately AZ.
ter which view, q hearing Of the parties and Wit
Ues-e> wll BE- had at some convenient place in the
tielaiiy. anl suCh other measures taken In the.
premise. a. the Commissioner. shall Jude prspcr
And to J. iur. her
OEpEELn.-- Iuat uuticu OF the time. place and
pagposn OF the tpmmis iuncTs' meeting aior..aid
be given az -ii persons amt corporations later
c-toi by sertihS affected copies OF the petition
aai this ur.rr thereon, upon thc clerks Of the
towns ot srdswi-k aul BIurhiil,s and by posting
uH affected C1pt,E a. aforesaid. IN three public
places in SAID toxins, thirty days a. least before
tie time appointed ioT sAid view. and by publish
tu. inc petaon and order thereon. three week.
sucrt--ltcly I'D lh- Ellsworth American. q new.
paper published At Ellsworth. 10 tAe County ct
it4uc.ak tl- Ast public at4un 20 be th.Fty days al
least ucprc tac iima of sali Icw, hat A persons
amt corporations tnlcrc'teI m-s at.cnn aaI bc
heard Is ihrs tatnk lt.
Nitrst \. Il. SAT NDEE~. CIrl>.
\ true yPl5 "i tac petition Aul or.lcr thereon:
W., Ntg,-t Il. y. ~aur,lrr. t'crk
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VOLUME 18
(DAUCHY & cos COLUMN
WELLS CarboIic TABLETS
RARE CHANGE FOR A0ENTS !

AGENTS. we will pay you $40 per week in cash
II you will engage with us AT ONCE. Everyth
furnished, the expenses paid. Address +. A.
Ellis q CO, Charlotte Mich. 4w20
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"Disinthralled."
10 Der Gent. Interest.

II you wish to get ten per cent. interest lot
your money, and have prime pal and interest Sc
cured by real estate worth from two to thee
times the sum loaned, send for our pamphlet,
Illinois as . Ploce OF Investment" Address
WILSON TONS, dealers in Real Estate Securi
ties and school Bonds. Bloomington, Ill.
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Local and Other Items.

BY advertisement in another column
1t will BE- seen that Bucksport Seminary j.
abcdt to make the experiment OF three
terms year instead of four a, Ia, been
the case heretofore. Thi, change viii
doubtless be gratifying to the friends Of
the Institution. a, it will afford long va
cation in the hot weather and lengtheu The
opportunity for study during the Spring
and Fall terms when there i the largest
attendance. The Seminary i ilouri>hiug
finely under the new regime and deserves
abundant patronage.
The following is the summary Of Nc
teorolosical observations kept Al the SEM
mary at Bucksport for the month Of June
lS-2.
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no ihE HON. the county tummis sioaers with
l - An'i io tnc County vi ii.4ivUcs in TIE -tat.
81 A.tiht-
inc unucrsigncI ciiiEens OF t.Ic town OF Blue
hill anu orS sicA, ln sais rouDsy respectfully rep
tr-sHt shat ls MIA DC ioI tilc puoir convenience
N4as atoau % highway Dc lam salu Tow ns
v, ita'ini ANA cvuesIcS AMI located - 4oi4owS.
l.sei~nihg Al tuc uUrthwtst COracG OF Davld III.
itovTsa = iand tlu TOW line uclWCCs Btuehll
auf4 -uu.Atr thence ola sad toNH Hnc about
$40 huait.cd Iod, e. IAnd % thiisIupuvT AlIrn
thssVc arIur- -aiG Land ul sttg Alien about Izu
q ivHs> 80 tue linc between land OF SAN tnIisto-
Iats aH. hti+s Alien, tOucHIng GAc kIIse tuA.. 50
S-i.,t'+ tH rA"4 sszis NtI>, Auu ilas Niat TuLu
49,. ttI4 uut "a luUAttI as above and ia
uu.s .tisau4 A..
s4u,uIr.- L.uSau y. oattvJ anal Il y,ust-.
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MARINE LIST.


Port Of Eilswersh.
July I.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hero, Faust Belfast.
July 1.
ARRIVED.
sch Canova. Yate. Boston.
Bonny Ives, Whitaker. Bo sion,
Jssy 6.
ARRIVED.
sch. \ X Woodland. weodari. Boston.
f." Lucy Robinson. -, Boston.
July :.
ARRIVED.
sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland.
VIM II Archer. Milhken, Boston.
Iulys.
ARRIVED.
sch. I.u"lla RAY, Boston.
Highlander. Wood. Salem.
July I.
SAILED
sch. Minneols. Whitaker, Boston.
Elizabeth. Murch, Boston.
July ).
SAILED
Sch. samuel Lewis loung. Providence.
Nm Pickering. Gray, Boston
Jhy o.
SAILED.
sch Rattan Ferrcil. Boston
Ngricola. Fullerton, Boston.
Red Rover. Jelison, Boston.
ilussar. Buker. Kocsi,nd-
Forester. Loring. Boston.
Martha May. Hopkins. Boston.
ID Lawrence. Davis. Boston.
Ella. Hodg sins. RocAland.
Iuly s.
SAILED.
sch. ,src-sa. ss.llcr. Bosttn.
Jaly ..
SAILED
sch. charles Upton. Bels'ty, Boston.
benny Ives, Whitaker. Boston.
FereiGa Ports.
sd from sigu a soth, onalaska. hecler, Boston
Memoranda.
Lauuched-M Jouesport, 22d ut. by Cap
ChaS T. Barker. three-mastsd sch OF 23t.4t
tom. named Ada BARKER aud owned prin
cipally bv Japt Barker and some Of the me.
chanic, ho helped do the work On her
Al Chcrryfeld. cath ut. from the yard of
Il bot smith. a sch Of 30 tons, named the
"sal,ao."
The following vessels have been puIcha ed
by parties in West Brouksyiic. al a cost Of II e,
cO1 >ch> Fannie r Hall. OF stockton: North
ern Warrior. Of OTrinstou; Florida. Of Pc
nuls,cot and ! anc W oodb lry, OF salem