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In this city, 18th inst, Frank, youngest Of Nathr
and Sarah Longley, aged 515 months.
In Bristol, Miss Esther Erskine aged % years and
10 months.
In waldoboro, Mr. Nelson M Patten, printer, aged
about % years.
In Roc kland James ii Crockett, aged 20 years and
months; Lucy Ames, aged years and IL months
Mary Partridge, aged IL.
In TIaOwell, Mr. Elisha Sprague, formerly Of Alma,
aged So years.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
F. w. SNOW,
Gold Pen Manufacturer.
81 Washington Street, Cup stairs) Boston.
u Gold Pens repaired. IN
Sailors and Marines

Who in Government vessels on the COAST of r. l.
ifornia from the of the war with Mo-
ico until September %, 1850, during any paTt of
that time. can obtain ext ira pay by applying 10 HO
RATIO WOODMAN, 90 Railroad Exchange, Boston,
in nerson or by letter.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
s. mi. PettengilPs Directory.

i. STEPHENSON & CO.,
Balance and Scale Manufacturers,
70 Water Street.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21

Pimples, FrecHes, Blotches, Morphe,O, Tan,
Sssnburn, @c.,
Completely removed by the use of the
Orange Flower Lotion.
The following letter has been received from Hon r.
Holiday, member fcongress from the State of Virginia
u forms specimen of many voluntary acknowledge
mens Of the efficacy Of the preparation spoken Of which
are daily received by the proprietor:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington, Feb Z, 1853. {
ORLANDO ToMPKINs, Esq :-Sir-It gives me pleasure
to say that the Orange Flower Lotion which purchased
oi you has more than answered my expectations. II is
by lar the best compound ever used after the applc&
ton OF the razor and is very efficient for the removal of
discooritions Of the skim The members Of my family
have used the article with for the relief OF
the pain and rrtaons occasoned by bites stngs
OF insects and they have found be very valuable for
the relief OF any Inflammation of the cuticle.
very respectfully yours, ALEX HOLIDAY.
For Pimpes, Freckles Tan, Sunburn, Blotches Chap
ped Face, &C. Orange Flower Lotion will be found all
that is necessary to entirely eradicate, producing soft
smooth and clear skin Made and sold wholesale and re-
tail, by ORLANDO TOMPKINS Druggist
27l Washington st, of Winter st, Boston, and
by all Druggists in the United States and Canadas.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
Id E " IL AL I'D E I'D o II
Tremort Pow pos.on

,.. Or CoDMAN's, Formerly Jos Burnetts)
mineral Teeth the largest and best assortment ever Of
iered LOT sae and used by the eminent dentists in
new England. Chevaler's Celebrated Instruments n
ms catalogue prices Gold and silver plate and wire cut
to patternj DIR Harris New Work on Dental Surgery.
just out Importer of Platlna. Tooth Brushes French
Sculls &C. wholesale and retail at lowest cash prices
Orders for all kinds of Surgical Instruments.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
WING MACE HINES.
GROVER, BAKER & Co.
HAYMARKET SO UARE, BOSTON,


CGm Dc round
At the Hanover Street Carpet and Window
Shade Warehouse,
fresh and full assortment Of CARPETISGs, Of every
description. Also a large stock Of
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES.
Curtain Fixtures, Muslns Damasks, Cornices, Bands.
Stair Rods, &c.
Better Goods and Lower Prices cannot be found
at any store in Boston.
Window Shades OF every description painted and nut
to order Particular attention paid TO Store Shades
Carpets made and put down at short notice
f"FA FRANLIN CROSBY, l02 Hanover Street
Corner Of Blackstone and Salem Streets, Boston,
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
I 81 q u & 81 9JG8.

In this city, 14th nst by Rev DIR Elngwood, Mr. Ed
win Smiley to Miss Harriet Field, both Of Sidney.
In Newcastle, Mr. A p Palmer of Bangor to Miss Jane
III Glidden.
In RockIand, Mr. John II Lothrop to Miss NisilIah w
Davis Mr. Lincoln Henderson to Miss Catherine T
Dodge, all of X.
In Sidney, Mr. Nathaniel Robinson to Miss Angenet
Colby, of Wiscasset.
In saco, Mr. Dock Hills Of Biddeford, to Miss Hannah
Day, of Bowdoin.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21

q Ii. WHITMORE has In ken the shop formerly oc-
y. cupied by the Messrs Knowlion. on Washington
street. near Genre 81, where he intends carrying on
the Horse aud OK Shoeing business. Having had
siderable experience III Horse Shocing he atters him
self that he will be able give entire satisfaction
his customers. Particular attention paid to Horses
with bad Pinched feet. Horse Shoes kept constant
" on hand and FOR sale
Bath, April A, 1858. tfl2
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
EASTERN TIMES
IA MARINE JOURNAL. asa

SAILED 15th-Shp Mermaid, (new) Robinson st John,
NIB; Brig Mencelo Clifford, Georgetown, sc; sch Ingomer
(new Lynch Portsmouth, Va; sch Mary Ann, Fogg Boston
SUNDAY, April IL
ARRIVED.
Br Sch MaInda, Ayers, Walton, Ms
CLEARED.
Brig Sarah vose, Driske Havana
SAILED lSth-Brg Sarah Vose, Drisco, Havana; brig
Marcia, Allen, Savannah
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
TO BAKERS,

The subscrIDcrs, Machmists and manufactures OF
Critchersons Cracker Machine, with the late improve
ments, would call the attention Of Bakers 10 their man.
u'ae'ory, 6l HGUerhW ST, (up slairs) Boston.
ELLIOT & SHATTUCK
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
LYONS KATHAIRON,

FUN 1hE HAHN.
Since the introduction of this wonderful prePara
ton for beautifyng the hair, preventing il from fall
ing off and turning gray, nothing has pretended 10
compete with lis incontested--s inconiesilble Wiz
tues. Only 25 cents, in large bottles.
ID 5 BARNES, Proprietor,
1m40 16l Broadway, New York.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
IPer steam ship America at Bostonl
Ar at Liverpool 2sth ult, Emma Fields, Crowell (Ho
Snow, IN Orleans; ls inst, 2. Harvard Andres. do
Sid 2Sth, Cornelia French mot Davs,) York; 10Th
Falcon, Wade, Orleans
In the river outward bound, Calhoun, Lowell, New
York
Adv, Union, Pennel and Ariel Reed, for New York 5th
h0ughton and Enterprise for Liverpool 9th; Roger dc
Crooker, Delano, for II Orleans 9th
Ent for dg 3lst, Canton, Clark, Wiscasset
Cid m London 5lst ut Gertrude, Silsby York in bal
Ar at Newport 2sth, New England, Preble Liverpool
In the Clyde ldg, Oxford and New England, for York;
Hannah Crooker, for Philadelphia
Ar at Havre 2Sth Mary Crocker Crocker, N Orleans
Ar at Hong Kong Jan 19, s Given Given, London July
(Per steam ship Pacific at New York;
Ar at Liverpool Sd inst, Benz Adams, Drummond, New
York; 4th, Sheffield, Lewis Oreans Roderic Dhu, Rog-
Sid Sd, C Calhoun, Lowell, York
for York
Ent inward at London %, London, Hubbard, FIN York
Put back to Cardiff lst, London for N York
Cid at Newport st, CrObaby 3d. Shelter, Goode New
Ar at shanghae Nov 10Th, S Given, Given, London
At Glasgow 30th uIt, ship Oxford Mnot for York dg
Ar at Havana 81 inst ships Sagadahock Fisher Boston
and cid 9th for New Orleans; Caste Bshc Balti-
more; bark Helen Maria, silsby.. New York
Sid ID, ship st John, skoed, Orleans; bark Undine,
Merryman, York
port, ship Mary Whittier. Jones. 3400 boxes for
Cronstadt f3 barks Hahorn 1900 for do at
Helen Maria Ssby 5000 boxes for Cowes 81 15; William,
Bailey, for Boston
Ar at Cienfugoes 9TH brig Umpire Sampson N York
At Havana Sth inst ships Kate Swanon Morse, and Mo-
70 Castle, Bishop, for frt or charter
Sid Sth, ship Sagadahock, Fisher, New orleans
Ar at Matanzas h inst, bark 0rne John, Rodbird,
New York
Ar at St john B, 9th inst ships Milan, Cotter, New
York; Lady Franklin, ,Trott, Bath
SPOKEN.
March TO- As, lon 20 W, ship Inca Richardson, from
Havre for New York
April g. Havana SW 80 miles, ship Harriet, Of
Bath, fm Savannah for Havana
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
Hardware, Glass, Cutlery. &c.

THE subscriber would inform The citizens Of Bath
and vicinity that he has taken The store recently
occupied by Kendall, Richardson Il Co., where he
offers good assortment Of Hardware House Furnish
ing and Finishing foods. Also, a large assorimen,
ofCarpcners' Tools. The patronage Of The public is
solicited. HENRY NJ BOVEY
April IL. tf44 Front ST Balh
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK or

T02E GOODS 8
OWEN co. having just feturned from New York
" pnd Boston opening al the Granite Store,
a ry large and DeH selected stock Of Dry Goods-such
as rhlbeis Deaes, Cashmefes, Alpaccas, LyonesseS'
Flannels, &c.
Also great variety of White end Linen Goods, EN-
broideres, Prints, Hosiery Goves, Dress Trimmings,
in great variety. &c. Also, large stock of black and
colored twllled German Broadclohs, Doeskins CasSi
meTes, Saiinels, and great variety of sHfs suitable
for boys and chi dren's wear.
Bath, March &C. 1858. ~
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
lInnneeneIps Point House!

o. ns THIS well-kn0wn house is beng put in COM
"a plete order, furniture has been ordered.
sss and many improvements being made, for the
CONVENIENCE Of those who wish to visit the sea-
shore for their health escape from the heat and
81 the city. Is advantageousy located at the mouth
OF the kennebec River, the stopping TO
take and leave passengers and from Boston Haowel
and the other intermediate places on the river The
house will be open for the reception of Company Nav
10th, 1853. BLACKBURN e. EPRAGUE :
Parker's Head, April IT, 1853. 3m4S
nASHM ERE SHAWLS. Now opening a large as
" sortment Of Cashmere Shawls, jui received from
New York and for sale cheaper than ever before Of
fered. OWEN 4 CO
Bath, April is,
DEMNANTS M. DE LANES. Just received from
LII the Factory,3 cases of those Muslin de LANES.
April 10 OWEN 4 CO.
DLACK SILK WLS--now opening, and for sale
I'D cheap at The Granite Store
April is. OWEN&CO
NEW POPLINS, Of every shade and quality jus, re-
~ ceived and for sale cheap at the Granite Store
April l6 OWEN & co.
II. M. BOVEY,
DEALER In
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, WINDOW GLASS, AND
CARPENTERs' TooLs.
FRONT STREET BATH Al
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
Hardware, Metals and Tools.

SAMUEL MAY & CO.,
No Broad 81, corner Of State ST. Boston.
Tinplate, Sheet aud Plate Iron, Iron Wire, Brass
Copper Steel, Timed and Galvanized Wire, Shee
Brass, Lead and Zinc, German Silver, Brass and Cop
per Tubing, block Tin bar tin, lead spelter anrmony
bIack-lead pots, cruc bles Stubs tools files and steel
anvis vises files and rasps emery, nuts and washers
screws belts rvets, smiths bsho,cs, steel, in all
shapes German and bstered steel, hammers, sledges
drills, screw-plaes, punch-presses, Lathes.
Agents for the sale of Timers Tools and Ma
chimes, and of Smiths Portable Forges.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21

Cary's Patent Rotary Pumps,
For every purpose for which force and Sucnon
Pump may be required.
No S Broad Street.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
DOMESTIC PORTS

Boston-Ar 10th, schs Minerva Spear and Diamond
Witham Rockand: Catherine Beal Winchenbach waldo.
boro: Jasper Buker, Richmond st Marys Oliver Bath:
18th ship Emma Watts, fin Orleans
Rosfon-Ar 18th, ships Emma Warts, Dearborn N
Orleans lst inst w Pass Cd NJ de Embil, Orr, Or
leans 2sth ult Pass Cd inst sch Bangs, Boyle Rock
land I4h inst off Boon Island lost head of ffOremas
a gale from NE.
New Orleans Cid 7th, ship Mane Freeman, St
Petersburg
ADV ship Wurtemburg, for Havre 9th
Ar 14th ship st john Skol6eld New YORK; : u Hyde,
Snow, Philadelphia
Cid Sth ship SewaIl, Morrow, St Petersburg
Adv, ship Humphreys for Bremen passage only
CID 9th ships Wurtemburg, Ford, Havre; Rome, dross
HamDurgj Naples, Duncan, Liverpool
NOrIok = Ar 10th, brig Tangents Damarlscotta ior
Savannah--put in with master sick
Fh1IaQelPhta-Cd 18th, brig Liberty, Tebbets, Bath
New fork-Ar 14th, sch Mt Hope, Post, Rookland
Cid, brig Iorno. Perry, Remedies
Ar 10TH schs Isaas Achorn and Mary Croekett Rock
land
Cid 10th, brig Cushnoc, Lawry, Cardenas
Below ship John Spear, Spear, fm Hayre
New London - Ar 13th, schs John RockIand for
Wilmington, NC. Isaac Achorn, do for Richmond
MObile-Cd 9th, ship Tempest, Patten, Havre; brig
Boomer, Adams, Boston
New Orleans-Adv, ship Tarquin, Doughty for Bos-
ton, most Of cargo engaged; bark Tonqun Kelly, for
erpool, wtg 800 bales
Jaclksonville-Ar I'd. sch Ellen Merryman, Merry
man, New York; 4th, sch Pacific, Yates, Waldoboro
New York-Ar 18th, schs Halowen, and Star, Rock
and
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
SPRING GOODS!
RARE CHANCE.
STOVE DEALERS STOCK.

THE entire stock n the Store Broad 81 recently
occupied by Monroe X Goodrich, is now in Ih G
market and will be sold on the reasonable terms,
fappIcaIion be made soon. The Stock consists of a
good variety of all the best Stoves in the market,
Hardware, Pumps, Agricultural Implements, Tin,
Britannia and Japanncd Ware; and as the store j.
centrally situated, the Work Shop good, and the good
will of the tc0rM something, opporIu-
nifty is afforded any enlerprsing who wishes 10
purchase the stock and carry the business
The Agricultural Tools. such as Ploughs, Culiiva-
tors, Forks will be sold separate from The Stoves
in lots 10 suit purchasers.
For further particulars call on the subscribers, who
authorized 10 sell for the paeties concerned
Bath, April s, 1853 OWEN 4 co.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
R. Il. II.

No Mystery its Quick Action IN Stopping Pain and
RemOUing its Causes If you are suffering pain, RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop, the mosl
severe paroxysms. IL Cramps, il Instantly allays ir
ritatsn and parts TO every part of The syStem heal
and health; il produces equal circulation of blood
and infuses health and strength into the weak, dsa
bcd, lame disease-eaten limb and joint Ii sick head
you, II will Instantly stop the PAIN and by taking il
internally will cleanse and sweeten The Stomach, give
strength and vitality the nerves. render Them
and strong, and ironproof against enewed attacks OF
pain. Hadway's Ready eief is composed Of active
and positive properties; nothing inert useless, dam
gerous or poisonous, enters Ills composition. Ii will
always relieve pain, and cure lis cause.
B-The sick will please bear in mind that pre-
uare three different remedies. K Relief, however
quick il stops pain, will all diseases. AL
cpute pains arising from diseased action Nervous
ness, Langud Circulation, Weakness, &c, 1t vii
quickly cure But for diseases arising from
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
A. ID. PUFFER

Nos 81 and 33 Devonshire Street, Boston,
Manufacturers OF Soda Apparatus and Beer Pumps OF
the best quality. All kinds of Brass Goods used in the
line of Plumbing, and all jobs Of Plumbing done in the
most thorough manner. Also, Pumps. Hose, Lead Ppe
and Sheet Lead Water Closets &c
Eastern times., 1853-04-21

U- The Caoric Ship is said to be the greatest Won
der of The age, which is The Balm of Thousand
Flowers which is unequa ed for removing tan, freck-
les &c, from The skin.
Sold by SAWYER & MAGoUN and WIN. B. SrEARNs
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar 18TH ships Eva, Phbrook, Liverpool Feb III George
Washington, Comngs, do 3S IF7--
sCld, brig Pennel, Brown, Cardenas
Eastern times., 1853-04-21

lPer steam propeller Alps at Bostonl
Ar At Liverpool 26th ult, Roger, HerbesN 0rlean
Sid 10Th, Beuna Vista, Theobald, Boston
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
LOCKWOOD & LUMB,
PLU WI B E R 9

No. "a School Street, Boston, directly opposite
the City Hall, formerly Derby Range.)
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
Split Peas, Cheese,
Shorts.
Flour

0F too numerous brands 10 mentfon-Sugars q 4 aI
" kinds-a prime LOT OF Cigars, as good as can Y oe
fnund III the CIV ALFRED Il hOblNSON.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21

dephia ready
Sid Feb 1Sh beore reported 12th bark Indian Queen,
New york; I'D brig Machigonne hencel San Francisco
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
DISASTERS.

Bark J Southland, Of Richmond, abandoned 5th inst
the voyage fm New York for Jamaica, did not sink
ted She fallen in with 10th, Cape Henlopen bearing
NV 20 miles, with six feet in the hod stand
ing and most OF her sails The Flanner Philadel
ph which makes this report adds that the bark boar
dcd on the same day by Boston brig
Brig Lucy Spear Of RockIand, Wiley fm Kingston J. for
Oreans was totally lost 7th ut on reef about 40 miles
ing whatever saved from the wreck Capt Wilev first
officer and two men, were sick below OF yellow fever when
the brig went ashore
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
MIR. WHIPPLE,

No. 90 WAsHINGToN STREET, BosroN,
Who has done much for the advance Of the Daruer-
reotype art doing extensive business ChTista
typing (his art of Daguerreotye on paper) They
have not the dsagreeabe glare Of ordinary Daguerreo-
types, and fully equal the finest engraving.
Persons visiting the city would do well not TO leave be-
fore visiting this interesting establishment.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
s. vi. PettengiIps Directory.
Dickinson Type Foundry

4NU, Uz W H5IIllBtOI Dt'J DUStVH
TTPEs, and all other kinds Of Printing Materials,
superior quality and al the lowest prices, for sale
above by PHELPS DALTON.
Eastern times., 1853-04-21
RAILWAYS REGULATORS

Insure 10 all who them regular aciien of the
bowels, and healthy digestion. They cure cosliye-
ness, Liver Complaint, &C. Price % cents.
AGENTs.-A. C. Page and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bah; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset VIM Gache,
Brunswick; Tibbets, Lisbon 6 T Thicker and
Samuel Richards, DOwdoinham; David Newbegin.
BooIhbay 4w42
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Esslsxss DsrAxraxsr,
y Washington February IL, 1858.
CEALEp PROPOSAL viii bs received unu 18Th March, 1885,
ior the construction aud delivery haeon, south Carroll
ofon or Two steam dredging machines, boat and four
the dredge dredgss and deliver
be required 20 work in an open material be deosd
= sand and sand and shell. mixed The nun o. me dredse must be
with Ia Bremen zinc. The engines
0 ne bar upon which il . work.
The depth ofwar in which the work i 70 be performed varies
fom "a low the tide rises feet making the
There must be suitable sleeping and other
twelve coal bunko capable OF
holding twenty TONS and smilhs forge ..,,,
everything best effect should the
then olars Tor one edse OF ha the above
pac and ao or Two dredses each OF ha The above peehed
Also hundred and I'VE fee, keel TWEEN
sn and an Of n on board % be eoppea and
fastened provided with cabin accommodations for the persons
white oak live oak cedar, locust framed win the grains her
Substantial sas the Ra AND wos be painted
work have low engines of thirty power
running way lug
ne a sa9 ~
Also four dumping my feet in length by sixteen in width
wide, and closed yaIvesS windiAss ol
@S s a. Tue be eI ~anssd @ the best
southern pine The frame of cedar locust and securely
and sSi il hesnss securely fastened 10 The deck the
toni and well are TO be ziaced 10 the height Of light
The price dedge of the tug, and oeach must be
separately stated
The proposed time Of delivery dedg and boat
Charleston South Caron stated when dev
they must be ready inspection trial by tho officer
gnee such other appointed
for They be carried the bar which Is
designed the harbor there,
every respect be satisfactory conformity the
conditions o, the contract
No payment will be made dredge, tug,
whole shall inspected,
ed above prescribed and received when the will be
paid in full
offering this dedge its equipment will
distinctly what principle they the
chine; patented of the whether similar
machine has been built and subjected e and where and
depth which raised naming The
whom reference be had in regard the The
the hull of dred.e should be gven with the
details also the The for driving
machinery the dredge in number of horses and
the cylinder and length Of stroke OF the
the under which the ordinarily
worked II practicable drawings should be forwarded OF the dredge
complete, and also the dumping scowa.
Further particulars be ostained by corresponding with Capt
A. H. Bowman Charleston, South Carolina
The proposals and marked
envelope Proposals dredging machine for the
the entrance of Charleston harbor, South Carolina
JOS. g. TOTTEN,
Prcyet Brig Gen. Col Engineers,
To be inserted the Inegence Republics and Union Wash
Mercury Chareson Albany Register and Albany Express
Albany New York; Courier Enquirer and Express, New York
Whg Troy New York; Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily News
Philadelphia; Boston Coulter Boston, Massachusetts Patriot
containing the advertisement Engineer Department
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Notes 10 ths hasstaetursrs If Boiieg bsa.

TAKAs0kr DsfAKrsKsI, Feb 10, 1883.
The neenh section of the OF Congress entitled San
entitled An for the better security the lives
board propelled
purposes, approved 5oth August 1882 provides
That all plates OF boiler IRON shall be distinctly
the Secretary Treasury
ebe, and practicable such places
lett visible alter The plates worked boilers
the manufacturer quality the
not hammered andihe place where the
In pursuance TO the authority vested
above section of ssc law notice hereby given
boiler THAI all
vessels usi be clearly and distinctly stamped
places each sheet plate follows diagonal
distance OF about four edges
middle Of each Sheet
the OF the manufactured degna
ting latter BY the of the city town. county,
Stale. .t9sa
the option of the parties add Of the works
plates formed from which
hammered before being rolled be stamped
w above, with the Letter C..
charcoal (which hammered before being rolled
IL be sanpedswih the letters @. IL.
Hofpudded iron, it is 10 be stamped with the letter P.
In addition the above e different qualities of the s 3D.
3D. &c. will be ths plates by numerals viz No
No 2, No. 8, sc. " - THOMAS CoRWIN,
Feb l2-6td tSt Secretary OF the Treasury.
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y0IgwIals aDr plunged outright into states Of babar
ism psd degradation.
These examples will illustrate the necessity OF
lemplaed Territory OF Nebraska. which Otherwise than
the hardness Of its bearings the Indians il is not pro-
posed TO question. do not own OF land, ex.
cepi some military islands in the broad channels OF the
Platte Ii embraces the territories OF the indgpndus
tribes OF the Osahaws, Ooes, Missorias, AlykAfees,
Mandans. and Minnelarees. The PawAsskaads hspTas
occupy portions OF its southern the Up
sarokas or Crow nation, its northern d TsAfrn skirts
To what district shall these tribes ~ KnoSsd's
We must meet these qupsAexhn jhs broad grounds
introduced in 1926. VA caSnet Stand still and
qui, ourselves OF our, dl,isS We cannot permit the
tribes who have not Been provided for to perish
before our eyes pnahaws. the central tribe, who
yi,iledhe gQvN1enl year ago to complain oil lnlru-
pap.sass Ia have anticipated this measure.
y b al heasyevew of the subject, we should
meet adh solve The problem of Indian colonization in
pS1ferbsogth the national character and no, LET action
creep on us as contingency. The whole body OF
she tribes between the Atlantic and Pacific look up TO the
United States for consideration and protection Acton
should pedetermine events while have the power IN
our hands From comprehensive survey OF the maps,
together with the statistical data at command the time Is
proptous for designating the sites the entire public
domain where the weak, flying, and pershng tribes may
be conveniently gathered together, agreeaby to their
groups of aflia,on-and as far practicable attitudes
and where they may be reached by instructors IN e great
duties Of civilization and humanity.
am, SIR very respectfully, your obedient servant.
HENRY II. SCHOOLCRAFI-
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subscriber respectfully insv bis fellow citizens that the
classes his FAMILY
School Youse by the adjournment Of Congress-
by pupils The comprehensive Of the whole
studies English, French Latin Natural SCIENCE and
Mathematics will be hundred dollars academic
year,
INDIANA AVENUE, City Hall, February 9, 1853.
X. w. CUSHMAN.
Feb g-lflmt
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supreme Court Of the United states.

"WEDNESDAY, February is, 1888,
Albert W. Paine and Hiram o. Alden esqrs., OF Maine,
were admitted attorneys and counsellors OF this court
No TO- l., f. Slanback Ct al. appellants, u.s.. w .A
Rae a. al. The argument OF this cause was continued
by MIR. Goodrich 2r the appellees. and concluded by
Mr.. Badger for the appellants.
No. III Elisha Boomer appellant. Us McQuewans and
Douglas The argument of this cause was commenced
by Mr.. Campbell for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock, a. IN.