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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18

The effect of the disastrous bank
failures in Norfolk has been to mar.
alyze business aud reduce to power
ty many who few weeks ago were
considered In comfortable circum-
stances. The business men are fac
ing the difficulties and embarrass-
ments which environ them with he
roic courage, Aid is also coming in
from the North, to sustain the exist
ing banks and enlarge their facilities
for accommodating business de-
mands. Prominent gentlemen of
Portsmouth and Norfolk are moving
to organize new bank, and the in,
dications are that it will not be long
before the shock experienced by the
bank failures will have subsidized and
all business resume its wonted activ.
ity.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
It turns out now that those en-

1t turns out now that those en-
gagged in the Riel rebellion against
the Canadian Government are not
rebels,n but men with cause
fighting for their rights. Their
claims are those of justice.
They arise out Of the sale to the
Canadian government Of the land
rights of the Hudson Bay Company.
That company held an immense
tract of land under grant from the
British crown. The company made
important concessions to actual set
tiers, and in every way promoted
the settlement of the territory. Sub
sequently it sold out its grant to the
Canadian government, and that gov
eminent set up claims in its own be-
half which the company had not as.
serted. 1t ignored the rights of the
settlers, and made, or began 10 make,
new surveys Of the land, just as
though they were unoccupied, treat.
ing the holders of the soil as if they
were trespassers. Land spectators
had the ear Of the Canadian govern
ment, and things were run in their
interest. AT first all the Canadian
news was full of fire and birthstone
against the "rebels.n But little
good advice was whispered to the
Dominion government across the
ocean. England had seen the mis-
take Of ''crushing rebels unheard.
And now Hon. Mr.. Turcotte viii
make an address to the Lieutenant
Governor condemning the attempt
to settle by war the troubles arising
out of official " carelessness and ne.
glect in settling land claims which
are perfectly equitable"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
Never Give In

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits. loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tuition, headache, or any disease of bill
ious nature, by all means procure q bot
tie OF Electric Bitters. You will be sur
prised to see the rapid improvement that
will follow you will be inspired with
new life strength and activity will re-
turn; pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
OF Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by E. C. Williams & Bro.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia, says
My wife has been seriously affected
with a cough for twenty-five years, and
this spring more severely than ever be-
fore. She had used many remedies with
out relief, and being urged to try DIR.
Kings New Discovery, did so, with most
gratifying results. The first bottle re-
iieved her very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely cured her. She has
not had SO good health for thirty years. y
Trial Bottles Free at E. G. Williams &
Bros Drug Store. Large size 81. 90.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
On the 9th The Farmers Banl- !

On the 9th The Farmers Bank of
Norfolk closed its doors, making the
fourth banking institution OF that city
that has suspended within the past
two weeks. There was by the Elk.
change Bank due depositors o., QQQ,-
600. One firm, Balm Bros. had been
allowed to overdraw to the amount
OF 81 100000. The State had $780,
600 in this bank, and there was past
due taxes to the State, s12, 900. Snit
has been brought by the Attorney
General to recover.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18

A Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the grayest malndies Of the throat
and mngs, Il . consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep ct
hand, as q household remedy, q bottle Of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Nothing else gives such immediste relief
and works 20 sure cure IN all affections
Of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. r. Sweetxer, Of the Maine Medical.
School, Brpnswick, Me-, says
= sMedical science has producsd no other ano-
dyne expectorant 50 good ~ ArER's CzxRzy
P.croRxL. II IL invaluable for diseases Of the
throat and lungs"
The Same opinion Is expressed BY the
welLknown DR.. L. J. Addison. Of Chicago,
H., who says -: ~
II have never found, IN thirty-6ye years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicinal. any
preparation Of 20 great vzlue a. ArxR's CH1nsx
fBcroRAI, for treatment Of dlse1ses Of the
throat and lungs. II mot only breaks up eo!ds
and cures severe coughss but is more effective
than anything else n relieving oven the most
serious kronchln1 and pulmonary adect'rns."
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18

Riots occurred in Cork Wednesday
night between Loyalists and Nation.
alists. Windows were smashed and
some beads also. It is rnmored that
the Princess Of Wales viii not visit
that city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18

Eight ili-bRilt tive-story houses in
New York fell into ruipE, Monday,
lDjuring at least thirteen persons.
and, it is feared, burying others.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1885.

THE HERALD has the largest bona
alde circulation Of amy paper Published
I'm the eastern end OF this state, and .
town circulation equal to that Of the
other two papers combined. Printed
lists always open to the public.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18

Hostiiities have ceased between
San Salvador and Guatemala, and
peace is restored.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18

General Grant was much better
Tuesday, and wrote with his oyn
hand q bulletin to that effect.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
Meu Aduertisements.


The property in which / now reside !.
the southwest corner Of Burke Street. Stree, "a .
Maple Avenue, Martinsburg. w W. e' q
offered for sale. Call on or addrassa ~ IS
ly1S ANNA NJ. BATFWsN
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
For County Superintendent

l hereby announce myself for thu NO.,
ton OF Supt. Of Pub. Instruction Of Ra pIsl'
ley Co., for the ensuing two ysass
NJ. TUCKER BOWEN
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18
BURkHART & CO,

ind they still have too many eoods -
the times, and will therefore for = ~h aOf
CONTINUE TO SELL At COST
Come see their new quarters, lof,,o..
lately occupied by Faulkner & InvIssS 0es
BURKHART a. "a
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-04-18

VIM. Knabe & Co., VS.. w. j. Ross ct al,
settled and decree.
Bank of Berkeley VS.. G. Orricks, adm r,
ct al, referred to Commissioner.
Commissioner of School Lands VS.. M.
A. Kowen and Margretta S. Clippinger,
decree requiring Margretta s. Clippinger
to appear before Commissioner Picking,
and show cause why the lands in the
petitions named should not be sold.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
Regatta at Bar Harbor.

The much anticipated regatta OF the Bar
lIarbor aeht Club will come of in French
mah'- Ray. next Friday morning. at II o'clock,
or If stormy. on the next fair day. The race
viii be in full view Of the Back Bay shore,
and will no doubt be Witnessed by u multitude
OF people. The followin. i the programme
Of the races;
First Cla>>-oycr 30 feet and under IA.
Course. starting on the line drawn from
"Nc>ta" 10 iIsrjy's Point, thence by channel
west of Bald rorcupur, to and around TX
Rock. leaving It on port side thence TO and
around Long and Burnt Porcupiue-, leaving
them on port side. thence back 10 start. Prze.
80. 10 De given a. announced.
second Glass Starting from same place. TO
and around E,4 Rock. going by channel west
II Bald Forcupin,, and returning by main
channel to start. Ec- Rock must be lcft on
The port side. rrizr, 1t, so 81, Sin. The
above course, subject to change by the judge.
judges r. {. Cornell. J. Il. Morris. Jr.. {,
: Eackcman. Mcasurcr : Rac kcman.
Entries open until August 10, 1>>5. Apply
to thu Secretary, Arthur R,cr,on, Mount De-
crt Reading Room.
The steamer trcc,imoro viii be reserved for
the Judges aud members Of the club and their
families. lca,iug the wharf a 1919 :. N.
Member, Of the Yacht Club have expressed
swiilinSnc>- 10 oder special prize fnr Yacht,
Of over sixty feet. Course. around Nj. Dies
crt Rock. Il al! wish 10 enter. they viii CON
fer favor 10y informing the secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
Announcement.
HALL on UNION ENGINE Co. No. >.
Ellsworth. August 6, 1881

HALL or UNION ENGINE Co. No. >.
Ellsworth. August 6, 1855.
To the Officers and Members Of Dirig9 En-
CINE Co. No. ,.
Gentlemen
July 4, l>si. Mt a trial of Engines in this city,
Union Engine Company won prize Banner
which was offered by committee Of citizens
with the understanding that the company TO
own same must win 1t at two consecutive
Trials. Therefore Union Engine Company
through lis committee hereby serves this no.
ticc, viz. That we shall be prepared to de-
fend our title 10 said Banner on Saturday. Sept.
II. lsN5. Trial TO take place on " alter street,
under the same rules and management as the
first contest. First Engine 10 be- ready TO play
At . O'Clock \. NJ. local time.
Respectfully yours,
UNION ENGINE Go. No. ..
BY it, committee.
r. NJ. BIAIspFLI. Chairman.
Having read the following notice | will say
that il j. correct statement of the agreement
entered into between the Committee having the
matter in charge sud the Forcmcn of the En-
ginc Companies OF this city.
\. r. GREFIY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
Esat lanioine.

Fat L.noine.
Sirius the dog star rules or in plain
down east parance, We are having dog
days" Warm, muggy, sweltering weather;
If one moves almost ever so lIitle,-if a
healthy subject, there will be superb
bundant discharge through the perspiratory
process, OF in other words he will be likely
TO sweat pretty freely. The weather is just
such weather as we generally have in Au-
gust. iowery, foggy, threatening to rain, lit
tie or no thunder and the weatherwise every
dav prophecying the change that does not
come.
The farmers have got the hay crop in
their barns, well made hay and larger
quantity than they expected, at least one
third larger crop than last year. Now the
bugs are occupying their attention and some
think the potato crop will be short crop;
well, Judging from the loads that are carted
down almost every day, to go down on the
steamer Rockland to supply the Bar Har-
Dor market, to reckon the crop by what will
be put in the cellars in the fall would be
wrong.
News from the fishermen, we under
stand, on the Banks, has been received, all
are well and doing well and we hope they
will all make good fares and come safely in
TO port with coiors at masthead.
Our bay to-day monday is one mass
of fishes. herring, mackerei and sturgeon,
but the herring are too small and do not get
into the weirs, or if they do they pass right
through the meshes of the seine; the mack
erel are caught in small numbers, but are
good and fat and as the bait now in the wa
ter is plentiful, we shall have to wait till
clustering southeastern shall scatter it before
the fish will bite at the bait on lines.
AT the factory they are engaged in
packing blaeberries. the steamer Acadia is
exploring Union and Frenchman's Bays in
search of herring daily but with little sue
cess. When the time shall come, as come
| it will, when the weirs shall be filled with
herring, it will find the proprietors of the
factory prepared to pu, up share of cases
of sardines. We all of US hope that, that
time may come soon. By the way it is said
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

Deer Isle.
A goodly sum Is offered for land on Pres
sey's Point. by parties desiring TO build sum
mer cottages.
j. W. Farrar, OF the Treasury Department,
Washington. who is stopping at Holden House
has lately purchased lot of land for same
purpose.
DR.. Stacey II. Collins aud wife of New
York arrived here on Tuesday. DIR. Collins
owns Pirkering's Island tat the mouth Of this
harborl and i about 10 make repairs on build
in@s there.
Fifty or more went from here 10 Bar Har-
Dor on Thursday by Queen City excursion"
Yacht "Sunnyside' a,lyertsc> a trip to
Rockport on Tuesday TO witness the launch
ing Of the ''Frei'k Billings
1t i, said there are more summer boar,ler-
and visitors in town at this time than ever at
any season before.
-Rrv. {. H. GATE. gave in his resignation
Of the pastoratc of First congregational church
on sunday last saving. that through force Of
circumstance, he considered his prospects for
future u>cfulnc>, here hedgcd in.
trant Memorial services were held at :.
". IIarbor chapel on SATURDAY. Rev. Mr..
Gates officiating.
We hear OF the marriage OF Mis- Matte
Colby. OF Boston, who ha- spent several sea-
sons here. to Mr.. Andrew Little Of same city.
The happy couple have gone to Montreal on
the conventional wedding tour.
stt,..,,, I...l ,..,, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

The ladies Of the Unitarian Society are
to hold a fair Wednesday evening, of this
week
Saturday afternoon there was an i'm
pressive service at the Congregational
church, under the lead of the G. A. r.
Reading Scripture. Rev. Mr.. Cnshman.
Prayer. Rev. Mr.. Locke AMI Rev. Mr..
Wardwel. An able and scholarly address
by Rev. Prof. Riddle. Of Hartford Theo.
Seminary. Benedicton by Rev. Mr..
Ives.
Rev, DIR. 6. NJ. Adams preached at the
Congregational church Sunday. Rev. J. $.
Ives, now visiting here, preached a, Bucks
port
An ecclesiastical council for the in
stallation of Rev. John p. Cushman, is call
ed to meet on Thursday, this week, at the
Congregational church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
Elsworth'8 Obsequies to Gen. Grant.

! ID most inafientivr observer on the streets
OF Eii>Aprt on saturday last could not fail
tY notice, that the mind u thu citizen, were
diverted from the ordnar. pursuits OF me-
aud that the manifestation. Of profound sor-
row were apparent on every hand IL was
tide funeral day Of Gen. L. :. Grant. E'i-
IDENTIFY People cared not for business. and there
Wa but little moving upon the streets. i'Ss
ia the city were at half-lnasi. and when one
turned in the direction of the docks. he saw
st fleet Of vessels all along the line OF wharve>,
decorated with national fag- suitably lowered
10 express tribute Of mourning for the dead
hero
In the afternoon al the stores and places OF
business were closed from one to five O'Clock
Al Two O'Clock the members Of VIM. ii. II.
Rice Post No. -. 6. A. r.. dressed in uniform
and wearing on the left arm badge OF Grape
A. an insignia Of mourning. marched from
Grand Army Hall to Hancock Hall where they
were Joined bv the Ladies Relief Corps. both
bodies taking reserved seats in front of the
stage. The hall was filed with an audience
in hearty sympathy with the purposes OF tue
mcetin. and the occasion which had called II
together.
The services were conducted by Rev. X. W.
savage in a very felieitous manner. The fof
lowing was the programme;
Organ voluntary, Rest. spirit, rest.
Chant.
Introductory address by Rev. r. W.
Savage.
Reading of Scripture by Rev f. A.
Herring.
Prayer by Rev. f. Harding.
Music, ale is gone. etc"
Address by Rev. Mr.. Herring.
Address by Rev. Mr.. Harding.
Reading Of very excellent letter from
Rev. T. F. Butler.
Music. "All is well. etc.
Address by Mayor Retman.
Address by DIR. Geo A. Phillips.
Address by j. c. Chilcott.
Address by Judge Emery.
Music, Nearer, lay God, to Thee.
Benediction by Rev. r. W. Savage.
The vocal music was by a select choir, mace
up from some of the best talent in the city.
Miss Nancy Dutton presided at the piano
with her usual skill, for which she deserves
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

she will receive, the thanks of all interested
iii the success of the meeting. We must re-
frain from any attempt to report the address
es. Brief, pertinent, and many of them
eloquent, they were listened 10 throughout
with the closest attention by an apprecative
audience. Take it, all in all, the meeting
viewed in connection with the occasion which
called IL forth, is an event long TO be remem-
beTed BY the citizens Of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

n COOL dwelling house. = large barn and sheds,
store auI Blacksmith shop, There l. a small
orchard, beautiful shade trees, situated In
Hancock on the Franklin read, few rods from
the Franklin Road u. r. station Fifteen minutes
ride frpm Ellsworth, eight minutes ride from
popular summer resort. pue quarter OF mile
from the sea shore. same distance from good
school handy TO two steam mills where and
boys EMPLOY ed the wear round. The best
place In Maine for Country .hotcl ami store. Al
Eastern travellers have to slap herr to take train,
a fine chance to put NJ transient teams and let
horses and carry passengers and freight East.
For further particulars cIll Mt premises.
;. MONAGHAN,
imo-5 Hancock, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

Non. Resident taNcs ia the town OF Frank lin, in the
county Of Hancock, for the year ISL.
THE following Mt of taxes real estate Of
L resident oWntf~, in the town OF Fran Kiln, for
the year ISL in Bills committed to George 4.
Martin collector Of said town, on the l3th day OF
May, lsst, has been returned by him To- me ; re
manning unpaid on the llth ,ldy Of MAY ISL by hi
certificate Of that tate and now remain uupaid
aud notice l. hereby given that ii the said taNe-,
interest and charges not paid into the trea
of the sand town within eighteen months from the
tatc of the commitment of the said bills much
~ The real estate taxed will be sufficient pay
the amount due therefor, including interest AMI
charges, will without further notice, he sold al
public auction, at the town house in said town on
the 18th day Of November, lss at ten O'Clock \. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13


"'H'"'i'
There are very many visitors here now,
90"
Rev. /. \. Lord and family. Of Bdde-
ford, are visiting AZ Heard Lori'.
Key. Georg, Johnson, j. a. hi fathers,
kimba.. 7. Johnson.
NJ NJ pJ,,,,,. s.,,;i,. +.,,..h....,
-. ~ r r. i.a',,,tts
We received pleasant call from
Hon. ;. J.. Mhillken, last Friday.
NJ u i'll. - R,.,,, ga. l., ~,
.'L. "a, -. -, -"
..p-,.'t.,''., 49,. Thar. r,rlb,,,,
,l',. a., -, LID ,,ir. iii .,,1, nn,b 49,.
,,+,-e - c,,.,,,s- d..
-Ransom SpeTry. j. daily growing worse.
The cancer TIA, made trlghltu! raNagrs On
hIs face. and II would seem that the end
cannot be Tar OH lie can take no food eN-
cep' In hquid form, aud hAs'hard Work TO
swallow even that.
-F5sara and john y. sons Of John
Steven. ar. making vi., a, ,b.,r f,,b.r'.
We learn that John \ Mlller' has been
learn mat he = a democrat lie viii make
good postmaster ''r all 'ha''
We learn that 4 so-ca.led Indian doctor,
WIN NJ ""'olo'nf Was III low" 'A'' week
spending one hish' mere
The Memoria. exercises. IN honor Of
Gen. Grant we're he'll IN the bap'is' Nhufeh
Saturday afternoon, under The auspices OF
a. M
as follows MUSIC hfAIts "i"et rom
ca Prsf,,ory renark. by Commando
Al Osgo,d. PRAYER hy Rev. l.. 5. Tnp2.
Reading Scriptures by Mr. Parker Re
marks BY Kew. Mes,rs- Freeman, Hsr"ood.
l. y. Lord, ENeieth and Parker, beorge
adams Esq., and ms father Df- Adams.
-. g 49,, D., aaI tin, nf
nasr, =; A,e,,.tu. Stevens int.,.n4r.sd
pr;,h s:n,;,,, Tbera us,s a. co,,,,ds. nf,h-
pn., rr'.an, and IN. ch,rc, va. vii flied
The church was draped in mourning. and
large picture o! th- dead General was sus-
pended in the rear otthe pulpit. Inc remarks.
with one exception, were appropriate, and
were listened to with much interest. and the
poem was listened to with much attention.
| Commencing at noon the bells were tolieI
IA ai..,a - ,,,aa,,, a,.,,,,',,s f<a4
anu
| Landlord Higgins of the Copper and
| Gold Exchange is having good run Of
guests.
Mr. f. NJ. Garland was going to
| Machias last SATURDAY. but when he got 10
| Sedgwick and found the boat had Just
| gone, he came back, sadder and yet a
-Maehefei nave oeeh SPOKE" IN Tue oa!'
Now get your J8s ready
! There was no service in the Congre-
| gational Church SUNDAY evening to enable
all to hear Rev: l. y Lord VINO preached
IN 'he bap''S' ehu'ch' hob'
-ihefe are larSe number OF summer
visitors ~ Town a. t"e present 'hie' so"ie
thlhg over a huhureo, ana thei seem 10 oe
-fofd rogers Esq ana ~''e, 81 istt :,
Men, ana pf' ADAMS ana %,ie' Oh San
| FRANCISCO are occupying tiie hosers COT
tase on sweet ONT ihls Is vel. l''e
!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
During his

Season Of the year, persons in middle life, and
especially those who have Peer, Sfstggish Bkoaf,
find themselves affected with many ills which, al
though not dangerous in themselves, are the
cause Of great deal Of suffering. Baiis, Ring
uoyms, Csii6lainy, and Cola Hands and Feef,
are among the most common and can only be
reached through he Bi0oi, Livfy, or Kidneys
Ii you will use B,oseH's SaysafayiI!s, you will
stimulate the digestive organs; give vigor to the
flow Of blood open to healthy action the dor
mant Liver and Kidneys, and thoroughly purge
the whole system. Then will your rest Be sweet
er, the nervous system kept in tune, the great
waste Of body made good, ability 10 labor, as well
as the vitality OF the body, will be largely increased
and life better in every way. We call attention
tn the flrtS that tho
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
Marine List.

EiI.~orsh Port
Thursday, hug. s.
ARRIVED
IN VIM. Pickering. Hammond. ~toningt 10.
>rh tltaNcila Young Lynn.
Sen funconia, Young Boston.
ech Ralph h Grant. Grant, Ko,hlaud.
SAILED.
IN Prank Maria, GA excursion, returned >atur
>ch Ralph X Graut. excursion Tor ten ,lay-.
Friday, Aug. :.
ARRIVED
~ch Grapc. Harvey. Rocklsud
>.h Sea Flower, sargent. RockIanI
>ch John &. Ferris Iict'-. Boston
- sarah l. Wehh. Hrbh beer l-lr
-,H Brt-cy, Tatc, :. " lInrpor.
saturday, August :.
ARRIVED.
80 AllcudsIc, Kemlck, PORTLAND
o,h tsrvS-a Harbour. Boston
>vh Delaware, >a,ilcr, Beverly.
SAILED.
~ Frances Conin Belatty, Yinrs arl Haven for
urtirr-
81 MARY =. Ct,hnan ra,tcn Boston.
Monday. August TO-
ARRIVED
80 F>rrr-. Iau.-on. R,.-Alnd
"a Highland euccu, Bicktoul. ,,null-loFu.
Tuesday, Au+ ~
ARRIVED
~.h Wesley Abbott. Whitaker. Boston
>oh Prank \. Mfncc. kirf, Boston.
~ y. Lawrence, Patterson, Boston.
"Wednesday, Au2 d:
SAILED
~rh ESprr--. IAm-ou. H. kiBud
IN GraPc, Harvey. RacklanA
"a AIcniale, Eru!ck, Portland
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