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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-19

H|T OK CHEMTCAL COMPOCND,
For thecsre Of the WorSt Toothoche by its aTPfica-
at t4at.ltA- tioH feU ttHes.
THIS is the only compound which efectuay Kills the
nerve OF the defective tooth without The least PAIN or
injury the others Its warranted not TO conian 'he
lens acid or kreosoe which so injurious The other
teeth and so poisonous in their effects
This article oiened used TO kill the nerveo the ue
ca yed tooth before filing thereby oPef
alton from being painful .,..,
NIB Seethal the direction which aeeomPa y saen
bottle has the signature Of FREDthiC:a. nnoM
the proprietor, in his own hand "'i'hs "'"oa' ""'ch
none can DC se"ux PAGE. Sole Agent for BSfA.
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NOTICE hereby given that the subscribers have beer
" appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney Judge Of Pro-
bate for the County al Lincoln Commissioners 10 exam.
the claims Of creditors against the estate Of JOSEPH
scented nsolvent six months from the fifth day Of May
Instant allowed BY said Judge 70 bring
in prove their claims and the will nj,
tend that service at the Office Of d. Bronson i'm the
Custom oase Building. In said Bath, the first Mon,
days Of June next and Of the five following months from
to O'Clock NJ of each Of said days.
o' DAVID G. MAG0UN, c,.
DAVID BRONSON, ) oo"'
Bath, May 9, 1851. Sw47
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For the Government Of tie Fsre Department Of
The City Of Bah, adopted by the Odfcer, Of
that Department Saturday, Nay lie 24tk,
1851.
ART l. Il shall be the duty Of the Chief Second and
Third Engineers, on IN alarm Of IRE repair a. soon -
the time at hand use their endesvors 70 bring The
fire within control "'e
to the safe q al goods, household flrhofe - snr
moveable property hable damage by fire water shah
command such asssdice, q M iheir judgment NAV ~
deemed necessary, only for its sale removal from i'm
mediate danger but such guard shall be placed upon N.
property removed, shall render from evil dis
posed PERSONS. -N tlF
Art s. The Engineer having control Of the Hooks and
Ladders and City Hose, will deliver SUCH they shall be
and shall see them properly used, and cared or
Art A. 1t shall be the special duty of such Engineer m
snail De connected with the different Engines their
LAM ned Up when called upon for assistance BY the
roeuiah ana 10 nave general superintendent his
Engine Also TO render such as occasion SHAH
Arr 5. Each Foreman will rndeavor To place himself
In such position on the line Of his hose 40 will enable
him TO transmit all orders from the Engineers with ease
Ant o. Inc brennan VIII not leave his Engine without
frst putting an Oficer In charge.
Art Tiff assistance is wanted the Leading Hose,
the Foreman will take such assistance from his ranks
brakes
AIT 9. Members will not leave the immediate vicinity
of their Engines. when duty, without permission
ART The Engineers Officers and Members Of the sew
era Compan es win be required conform strictly 10
Sections and fourteen Of the City Ordinance regua
Arr TO- Hoseilen will not be allowed so borrow hose
from another Engine without first obtaining permission
from re Chief Engineer, and in all cases enI. hose will
ART II An order will never be given to stop an En-
CINE playing fire, to allow Their to pass but the
moving Engine will pass the hose rs they lay upon the
ground .ts., . -.
Art IT, The Hook and Ladder and Hose Carriage will
be stationed the fire may be, and rted At
ART H. No Engine will be conveyed from fire BY tie
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Worm LOZenges

A RI the most valuable and certain medice ever dix-
n covered for destroying and expeling all kinds Of
WORMS which frequently trouble children. They
excellent remedy and pleasami 10 The
taste as any common confectionery The follow ing are
of the most prominent symptoms OF worms
headache, dreams, vertigo topper, commissions fever
ishness thirst. bad TASTE in the mouth offensive breath
paeness about the and mouth, itching of he mose
nausea difcui breathing, collie pains in the stomach
voraciiy, leanness, &c. &c. PAGE, Sole Agent
for Bath. rI.- 1y2S
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Sea otter Oil,

'I'HER + are number OF species OF Ouer. of which
the Sea Oiier is much the largest, being about the
size OF large masth, and weig hing from
eighty pounds. Its color, when in full per-
ecly black; and at other times of u dark brown; the
fuf is very hne and sells a high price in China
which the skins generally taken Ii is exclusively
found between the 49h and 6Uih degrees of
Jude, the northwest North america and III
shores of kamscatcha, and the adjoining Islands II
always seen the the immediate vicinity OF
sail wafer.
ct"siu iy for hs grorth anil for fyiag the hair
They not consiier any other ii suHabI US the
head. 1y2S g PAG E, Soc Agent for Bath
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A poor scamp left his wife in great
rage, declaring that she.should never see
his face again until he was rich enough
TO come home in carrirge. He kept his
word, for in two hours he was brought
home richly drunk on wheeIbarrow.
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To the Hon. Justices Of The Supreme Judicial Court
begun aud holden Niseassei. within and for the
County OF Lincoln, on the FIRST Tuesday Of May. in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
CHtISroPHER CUSHING of Phip.burg in said
v County OF Lincoln gentleman. Respectfully libel,
and gives this Honorable Court 10 be informed thai he
the said Christopher Gushing was legally married 10
Louisa Mara Morris al said Phipsburg. on the Nth
dav OF April, lc44, that the said beani has ever
since, when and AT all times his said wife would live
with bin, conducted towards his said wife III a kind
rnanne and as lrns ard faithful hushsnd giving her
Time suitable cause 10 Withdraw herself from his
protection and his power yet the said ouisa entirely
dsregaIding her pshied duly 10 him the said libellan
twice deserted his and her home al said Phipsburg
without cause. and remained absent each time six
eight weeks, without The assent aud contrary The e.
pressed desire OF The said llbelanl wtni Ou OF The
Stale, 10 vii. 10 The cly OF boston 10 which place the
said heani resried alter the absence as aforesaid and
induced her to his and her home aforesaid
ta the third and last The said Louisa went
10 Boston, wit The 10th day of March. u 1880
and then, wit the hTs day OF September last
past took passage board vessel bound tor the pres
State OF California aud has since arrived and is
there your libellaut verify believes; thai said
named deseriion without The consent, contra
the desire Of your beilani and without any con-
whatever between the parties; Thai when r-sidirg
with your ibeant the said Louisa conducted towards
said beisnt and all The iamily IN the most vi
client and abusing HIM ma The
and with The indecent, vulgar and profane manner
and language threatening thai she, The said Louisa,
would drive him such exiremIiies as 10 make him
drunknrd and pauper and his life burlhen 10 himself
that this language olien repeated before The family,
toward your ibelan in de most shameless, ow,vulsar
snd pfofane manner and language; and night there
was no reprieve your libelan after your libe liant
and The said Louisa had RETIRED but the violent
abusive protane and vulgar language continue ed
toward him BY said LouIsn. $4,000
Whereupon your said libeant AYERS that a divorce
berw cen your libelant and the SAID Lousa " oud be
reasonable aud proper conducive I" domestic rmony
the good the parties and consistent with the peace
and morality of soceiy and therefore after due proceed
ngs, prays for decree Of divorce from The bonds OF
CHRISTOPHER CUSHING,
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Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE'S PatentPaint O. Artificial Isl ate,

Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE' s PatentPa int d Artilicia Isl at e, for
DsaIe in any quantity by
KENDALL RICHARDSON &Co.
The value ofthisa rticle will be seen by the
following from gentlemen who have
used IL and proved its.ndarsting qualities. 4aa
Mn. BLAKE- Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wall ofrny stone Cotton Factory,
the rooi Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Psiat Or Artificial Slate. The factory
took ERE. and duringt he progress ofits des,tuc-
tinn,large umbers OF burning shingiesand ON
e' combustibl e materials fell -spon thi,sooG. So
covered. and I expected every IN ONE h q ee i,
burs,in into flames bat after the factory fboyned
down examined said roofand found ;tl;te,,IIv
covered with Goals nd cinders ,busthe FIRE had
no, mad e the least fnipression upon il. Afier
thirst est. ther ecertaiuly can be no doubt asto
it's 6re-p proc fqualities.
Rochester. Sept..l84s. SETH C. JONES.
AMERICAN Hotel,
Broadway New York Dot. 4th, S46.
Mr.. BLAKE-SH:-We Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American, with yon Fire
proofPaint. Wenow find that it has become
ashard an late and the ALMOST copstahtt read
heseivante " house he Top o e he housefor
dry ing clothes does 40 Affect Il id theAssst,
4 nd itprov esa ira fitwasf eeemm eNded -
itf6T~s 'r-ss TABER 4 BAGLKY.
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There is a man in Brighton so mean
that he buttons his shirt with wafers.-
He is the same old gentleman who looks
at his money through magnifying glass.
By this means be says, threepenny
piece looks as large as a sixpence.
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P Oct. r 7
From the carpe, sss- .s
TIE ooNsUndfTfvE.

y 80 From the Carpet Bag 4ENc
s THE ooNsuMrTfvn.
she faded, oh she fadeo' Nh
And the roses Aed her cheek,
And her voice that ssroied like Birds
Grew ,remulous and weak -r.- ans,
n, marched lips softly whispered 1
The sweet words she would say,
And her thin hand was as pale and still
i' A., the sheet whereou she lay.
But her spirit glowed the brighter
.saE A her mortal end drew nigh 3
n beamed with heavenly radiance
In the lustre of her eye;
She seemed to borrow glories u
From the world she nearer drew, MI
And as the form of earth deeayed, lsts
Her angel nature grew.
And patiently, how patiently, y
She pressed her bed of pain,
As. sun By sun, the days declined,
And then renewed again;
Her Fathers hand she recognized,
And kissed the Christening rod,
And calmly waited FOX the hour
When she should soar to God.
And friends who gathered round her
Took comfort from Ter tone;
They felt that she was not for earth's
But heavens joys alone; t-
And when the angel severed
The ties that bound her here.
Her transit filed their hearts with joy
Their own loss claimed q tear.
Oh Death when thus approaching,
An angel form you take.
And pour the healing balm for hearts
That otherwise might break; f.st.
We see thy path way of light,
Ascending to the sky; 81. ..,e.
And pray an end thus fraught with bliss,
A death thus blest to die.
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Schooner for sale.

ASM THE good white max and copper fastened
&Sx Schooner LIBERTY, 93 tons burihep. buiit
al Dnxbury, Muss She 10 well found she carries
IS 600 feet long lumber 76O barrels under deck She
will be told low eose ecncesR. Apply 10 t,4.-n
t.... B. o. WEEKS, Commercial ST.,
Rah Pen a. 1881 'i7t',i fF#f WV tf3si
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SOMETIMES So. Young ladies educated
to despise mankind, generally finish their
studies by running away with the foot
man.
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Sheriff Is Sale.

TINCOLNss May 70 1851 Taken on et ution where
IL in Llewelyn w. Litbgow, of Augusta. in The Coun-
~ OF kemebec is CREDITOR and Peer Rines Of Alma,
in The County OF Lincoln, is debtor, and will be sold
public auction, at the Office OF Ezra Abboii in Richmond
in The County of Lincoln, on Saturday The 2eth day Of
June 1851 al one OF the clock in The aiiernoo all
the right in equity which the said Rines has redeem
ing the following lots Of land snaIed in said Al Ina, viz
First piece bounded thus, The south by land pos
session OF Moses Harrison, the north by land pos
session Of Hezekiah Rines and Thomas Taylor ON the
by land in possession Of the said Hezekah ines,
and on the Yves, by land owned by Lleweyn w Lith-
gow-conaining about forty acres; and The same being
morg gagged by Peter Rmes Rufus Houtleitc BY
mortgage deed dated Nov l. ls43 recorded in The Lin
coin Co@niy Registry OF Deeds nj Wiscasset Nov O.
1913 Vol 11y page 52S, To the payment Of hy
dollars in years. and fifty dollars in three years and
| interest.
Second piece bounded thus souherly on land in pos
session OF Aaron Young-wesierly by Gardiner Bog
| 50 cnlled-noriherly by Ian thai called The AS
Turner lot, which The said Rines live and
y the 'rsn lot, ca ed-coniainin about so
and the premises being ed by Peter Rines
10 Ward l. Lewis by mortgage deed daed March 29 &,
1877 and recorded in The Registry OF Deeds aforesaid
and acknowledged April 3, le47, Vol les Page 5ly
the payment of four Of hy dollars each and
interest, in forr annual ymenIs. and of thirty
| three dollars in hve years and interest.
Third piece bounded thus beginning nj a stake and
stones the south westerly corner OF Hezekiah Rines
thence running WNW Two hundred aud eighty three
! rods the line between Alma and Dresden a stake
and for coner-ihence north easterly said
line twenty-thTee rods. 10 n hemock marked n
concr-hence ESE huDd ed Gig three rods
10 the said Hezekian Rines cornerlhenee south
ry-one degrees west twenty-hree rods the FIRST
premises being morsnged by Peter Rines 10 Ru-
fns Houdlerte by mortgage deed dated Nov 30 1s4S
aud recorded in The Reg of Nov 2s
1919 Vol 19I Page SIS the hu.l-
bred and seventy nine dollars aud thirty on
demand.
And reference is hereby made to the mortgage deeds
above named Tor more parIcular description OF the
3oi49 DANIEL wITHAM, Deputy Sheriff
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Wonder Of the Age.
s- BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
The only genuine and original, is the North
american Electric
WASHING FLUID.
For rashinq either IN Hand on Soft W,at.

For scashing either IN Hard or Soft Water.
THIS is the only genuine article be found IN the
world ami possesses double the power OF ylhins
ever discovered for washing al trifng expense, do
ing away with washboards at once. Ia faci il seems
10 be the long sought philosophers stone universal
solvent. seeming chemical preparation It's operation
beng of the most astonishing character. A common
sized washing be done with only gill OF this
fluid, in less than hours II soiens and removes
the dirt, leaving the articles OF the brilliant white
ness, II being harmless in Ills operation as pure
water; aud clohng will wear much longer than
when rubbed 10 pieces by the common method ofwash
ing
This fluid is powe rful ageht, 10 be used in all ca
scs where soap required, particularly for cleansing
milk utensils. cleaning windows and paint, securing
floors in short, beyond precedent and its
universal IN the washing world.
p. S.-Ai coored goods rendered brighter by
being washed i'll this fluid and wooens less liable
shrink and thereby rendered much than the
old way OF washing
None genuine unless the labels contain their sigma
ture. .-
The above article is warranted by the manufacturers
mol to contain soda lime, camphene, burning fluid
acids OF kind but 10 be purely alkln prepa-
ration of the powerful character possessing
than double the washing properties of anything discov
cred, being harmless in varor, without possessing the
caustic properties of the miserable articles which food
the market, and in many instances disgust the people
that degree that they unwilling 10 good cle
when is really 10 be found. The proprletors only
fair trial OF this article and are perfectly willing 10
forfeit any amount for single failure i'll any instance
where il 10 used.
MOORE, COLLINS & CO.,
Nos. IL, Ii and 16 Atkinson St., Boston.
Orders solicited from the trade, from every pau OF the
country. 49,
For sale in Bath by Ellie, 4 Thomson Scott Morse.
J II Nichols, T. w Lucas, s. p. shaw A. g Page.
Samuel Parker. VIM P. Marston, Michael F Ganncit.
Harris Hidreth, Gersnom Hyde, Clnpp Reed. and
I, others. 81. ASK. . -. 3m42
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In Boa Of Aldermen, June L. 1851
The foregoing Rules having been read approved
and ordered to be published in the papers that do
City printing. WILLIAM TORREY, City CLERK.
Bath, June IL, 1851. 3w5i
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Aver. Doors.

R0R sale whplsssle rer retail, 0SeA Doesss Ash Nit
L Doors, and Boilers put NJ The bess end cheapestin
the cityby 81 WWALkEN&CO.
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si- Why is good mans influence like
common hat! Because it is felt.-Bud-
pet
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.HARDWrARE n!

9SH e Subscribers have aIarge and welrs.-
fected stock Of Hardware, Oil, W;na,w
afAss, Carpeater's Tools. BE-, which will n.
snid very cheap. MITCHELL 4 LOW =
Bath. May328. ie50.r ssTg A 81rI -
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.

Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
TN subscriber wishing close off his Winter Stock
L 10 make room for his Spring Goods, would nApsi
respectfully invite those in of such call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
He would call particular en,ion TO his stock OF Me-
tac Rubbers-whIch for durability are surpassed by
none in The country. Among Them may be found La
dies Boo,s-do Buskns and 81 ppers-Gents Heavy
Over Shoes-Misses' and Childrens Boots, Buskins
and Slippers
The above stock will he sold reduced prices for
CASH J. w. ROBERTS.
I'd door north of Owens Auction Store.
Bath Feb .lSS1. ~
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Soldics' Claims and Bounty Land.

F. ID. SEWALL
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, having
" made arrangements with gentlemen from Washington
for obtaining Pensions and Bounty Land under the recent
congress and having received proper forms and
instructions from the Department. tenders his services to
those who are entitled to the benefit of that act
Office in Pierce's Block, corner of Front ana
Broad Streets.
Bath, Oct Is, 1850 81 Ia, ~ III l7tf
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Cement.

" HYDE 4 Co. have constantly on hand and 4
II. sale the hes, article ofCEMENT now in use
Feb 81, 1851.
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Writing Desks,

CHEAP Writing Desks Portable Wrling Desks. .,
" Ter Clips Black. Blue and Red lux INK stands .,
vsnous kinds Pen-holders &C.. &C., Tor sale nv "
way q, ISL 46 SAWYER & MAGOUNe
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kcnnebec and Portland Railroad.
49, aa &C.

kcnnebcc and Portland Railroad.
- 80 - -
Summer Arrangements,
-~--'-'-----Commrncing April i4th, 1851. -.--
pAssEseER triswili leave the Station footof Ches-
nut street. daily SuIt'a pted) fot Avestbrook,
Falmouth, Gu nberlAid, Yarn uih, Freeport, Bruins
wick, q '"iUnham, Richmond and Bath, rs ollows:-
Leave Portland for Bath, at 1880 and $50 NJ
&c Por,landfor Richmond at53Op M
Richmond for Portland aud Bath at7,45 M
Bath tor Portland, ISIS N, and $40 NJ
Bath for Brunswick and Richmond ai6rM
Each train from Bath and Richmond connects nj
Portland W til the trains from Portland To Boston.
The $50 train from Portland for Bath and Rich.
p. N.
The IL 80 P from Portland for Bath connect.
with the tram leaving Boston al AM.
steamboat will leave Bath the arrival Of this
train, for Richmond Gardiner, Halowell and Augusta
stages leave Richmond OH the arrival OF the train
leaving Portland att NJ, for Gardiner Hallowell and
Augusta.
AT Bath stages connect with Wiscnsset Damariscot-
ia, Waldoboro, rhomasion, Belfast and Bangor
Passengers arriving in The first and second train from
Boston. taking this line the kennebec River will take
the cars OF this read the ,uac,on OF the Portland,
co and Portsmouth wailroad at Cape Elizabeth and
proceed directly on Rthoui delay.
Through Tickets are sold at
Augusta, lalowel Gardiner and r edmond,
for Boston, $3.50
Bath, brunswick and Freeport. for Boston, 200
FREIGHT TR AIMS EACH WAY DAILY.
Arrai gene have been made with the Roads be-
tween Portland aud Boston, whereby freight will be
transported between Stations this road aud Boston
reduced rates, and without change of al Port
land.
RATEs--Between Richmond. Bath and Boston for
Merchandise ratedAs Second Class 81 90 per lon n-
GLIDING trucking in Boston. -
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
left at No II N .rchalls, Row, Boston. n. IA
= liI q A-i JOHN RU SSELL, J R ,Supe rintendent.
Portland, April7 ISL. --- -w ~, s- 81
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$l,5OO,OOO,

And will insure against MARINE RISKS on Vessels
Freight Money, Goods and Effects, To any amount
quIred, al The usual All losses promptly paid
Claims on Underwriters carefully adjusted and col
lected.
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For the Government of tie FIVE Department of
the City Of Bah, adopted by the OAcer, Of
that Department Saturday, May lie o4tk,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

BosroS acknowledgement faced ype.--That ex-
ceilent paper, the Boston Journal, comes to rs IN
an entire new dress. It's type after being cast has
its face washed with copper BY chemical process.
It is supposed that this will greatly add to its du-
rability. 1t may be 80. At any rate it reminds US
Of that veteran type founder, HASKELL, who -four
ished in Boston little more than twenty years ago.
He had tho secret-snd we presume ii died with
him, If he is dead-of actually amalg copper
with type metal. The metal was so highly charg-
ed with copper to make the latter quite discov-
cradle on large fount OF Bourgeois he cast for
Wells and Lilly. II was cast expressly for an edi-
ton Of the British Prose Writers, the proofs of
a-;-A road - .t- s;-.a There UPWARDS
OF fifty volumes in the set, and the type stood the
test remarkably wel'. Its appearance is now as
day. We think that il, instead of washing the face
Of the type, the copper were Incorporated with the
metal. il would last stiliyorger.
The Journal has not only replen,shed its Office
with new type, but it has also added to its estab
lishIent one Of Hoes new printing machines,
which throws often thousand sheets an hour A
late Journal contains pictorial description OF its
press and steam engine. We arc GLAD to record
these improvements in the journal, and hone that
cur notice may induce some OF our western read
ers to subscribe for it. It is an excelen, famiiy
newspapes--we mean the weekly-is one OF the
most reliable mercantile papers published in Bos-
ton-and IS Afforded at g. per annun. IN advance.
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DadSing a greus Que s&Ion.

The Gazette ofyesterday very bupglingy lodges
the responsibility OF committing itself in favor of
'he late River and Harbor Bill, and openly advo.
Gates the exploded and condemned proposition Of
President Polk, in his famous Veto Message, to
permit each State to levy tonnage duty on foreign
vessels coming to their ports. We pointed out at
the time the absurdity OF such measure and the
impossihlity OF its benefitng the west where
were no arrivals or departures of foreign vessels
II this IS to be the issue between the whig aud
Locofoco parties,the il is known the better
Messrs Cass. Douglas and Dickinson, northern
senators, all aiming to be President, lodged the
question In the Senate, and went against drawing
any money from the Treasury for Internal Improve
meAts, unless there was surplus over and above
all other appropriations, FOR every other Object
ihey offered that as sop to the South. The north
is thus to be sold to the South for the Presidency;
outthe north viii soon wake up to realizing sense
Of the result Of the everlasting leechke CRY OF the
South sssive, give, gives II is already getting
tired Of it.n sg