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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-23
State Of Maine

LINCOLN, ss--Io me Sheriff Of our se,ergJ Co,.. -
LtTIcOLn, York, Cumberland, Kcnneber Ursn ~ VII
igt0R, Orf0Td, Somerset Penobscot Fts - 4,
PiscdtGquiS and Ar00St00k, either W.
=. Me County OF
~ NV II command You to attach the goods a,5 LII
(LS. w OF Francis A. Lenont, Of st. Herl,ert
W. Territory of Oregon, the value " one 5a lne
aud twenty dollars and the said def az IN es
be found in Your precinc to appear before our Jsc
Of our Supreme Judicial Court next lie holden Wisa
set, within and for County Of Lincoln, the first Tues
day Of May next then and there in said Court u a
swer unto Davis Hatch Of Bath in said County Of Lin
COIN trader in plea Of debt for that the said pllF by the
consideration Of Justices of Supreme Judicial Court
holden at Wscasset within and for the County Lincoln
aioresaid on the fourth Tuesday o. january a. d. 1883
recovered Judgment against the said def for forty dol
lars and eighty cents debt damage and fourteen dol
lars and ityegt cents costs Of suit by thereof
remaining IN said Court appears, which said Judgment is in
full force, and not annuled reversed satisfied whereby
action hath accrued to said p have and recover III
the said deft the several sums offor dollars and eighty
cents, and fourteen dollars and fifty cents aouI
ing in the whole to sixty dollars and fory-seyen cents
Yet, though requested, said def has never paid INA
same but ncglects and refuses do TO the damage ~ M
said pI as he saith) the one hundred and entv
dollars which shall then and there be made to apDcar viii
other due damages And have you there this Writ with
your doings therein
WITNESS, ETHER SIIEPLEY, ESD. at Wiscasset the
Sth day Of March, in the year Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and fifty -tlree.
Il. il. BOWMAN Clerk
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Notice.

PURSUANT 10 a license Of the Judge OF Probate,
L shall sell al private sale the Office of Porter q
Smith, III Bath, on The l7lh inst AZ o'clock N > the
notes secluded Ill he Probate Office in WIscassel and
accompanying the petition for sale ofthen, 10 Probate
Court AT Bath, Sept 2Ist, 1852
C.. r. PORTER,
Admir- on The Estate of VIM. King.
R,th lime IS53 ~ 3w50
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An inflammation in the side perfectly cured.

An inflammation in the side perfectly cured.
Copy of letter from Mr. Francis Arnot Of Breahouse,
Lothian Road, Ednbro', dated April 20, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SIR-For more than twenty years my wife has been
subject, from time TO time, to attacks of Inflammation in
the SIDE for which she bled and bstered great
extent still the pain could not be removed. About four
ago. she in the PAPERS the wonderful ef
eced by your Pills and Ointment, and thought that she
would give them trial. TO her great astonshment and
delight she got immediate relief from their use, and aft
persevcrng for three weeks the pain her side
peey cured and she has enjoyed the best Of health or
The Pills should be used conointly with the Ointment
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-23

LARGE assortment Cooking, Paror and Store Stoves,
approved patterns, selling by the sub
scribers at cREATLY REDUCED prices. HH
Also, constantly hand, Coal Holds, Shovels Sters,
Stove Funnel Sad Irons, Tin and Copper Ware of every
description and all other articles usually kept in Hard
store. MITCHELL & LOW.
Bath, june 10, 1858. so
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Another Case,
STILL ANOTHER CASE
Twisgs Hair DYE and Tonic.

ME DIST article III for restoring gray hair 10 lis
| original color aud for the prevention and cure OF
badness prepared and for sale by
). MATTHEW'S,
Pntb March n 1853 Saradahnck Building
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q To MAKE HENS LAY.-Feed your hens lib
orally with meat, buckwheat and oats. If YOU
wish them to be profitable. Lime, gravel and
house ashes should also be kept constantly by
them. ISL
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Tie best article discovered for the SPECIFY anu c
uIal cure OF Pains Of all kinds
More ttaa one hundred hou'ad oas'@
p,on,a,, porqh,sis Cholic Cramps and SPas,ns, Men
raiga, Coids, Sore 7aroat, Chill ard Feuer S?rdD's'
Rru,xes Burns Heart-6HrR Cholera .horbHS,
Dyseatcry. Diarrltcd, Sick Headache, LHn6a-
20, Lame Back, Sc &C.,
Uv heen cured by this preparation within the past year
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Manufactured nj New I.ondon Conn. by S.A WEA-
YER x Co. 10 whom all orders be addressed
JAMES l.. KELLEY q CO., Portland, wholesale
Agents for the State vi Maine.
Also sold by A. Ga Page, Baihi Edmund Dana.
W>cassct; T. Dana ,Jr., DamariscOtta; Or. Geo. u.
Upham and VIM Baker Brunswick, and by Druggists
generally in all The states gm2O
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Also, great variety Of Fancy Goods such as
Combs Brushes, Needles, Pins Threads. &c
All Job Work IA The Tin, Iron Copper line promnt.
y attended 10, and warranted 10 give Satisfaction
Having had considerable experience III roofing
buildings, they are prepared 10 i'm roofs in the bes
manner, and a. noilce. l-51 GiUs them caH
Bath A pril ., 1852 Aa,f
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Piano Forte Tuning.

MIR. CALVIN EDWARDS, of Portland, viii vIsu This
1lcly every ortnigh aud tune Pianos for all persons
who may desire Mr. II wards has been for many
years ~ thulatrer Of pianos, which are moi Sur-
pa sScd ~ tis. ati ms reputation tuner i
not equalled by any person u Tie State
* = Oriers lest III tveer " MaSouns poksiore,
will receive promDi attention.
Bath, Mar u. lo53. ~
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BUCKLEY & STEVENS.
Tin. Japaned and Britannia Ware.

TIN Plate Sheet Iron, and Copper Workers, at the
i store formerly occupi~d by ) Fisher, where they
keep hand, for wholesale retail trade general
aSS Of
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Be Active.

Be active-be active
Find something to do,
In digging a clam-bank-
or tapping shoe.
Don't stop at the corners,
To drag out the day
BE actiye-be active
And work while you may
It's foolish to faIter,
Or lag in the streets
Or walk as if chain-shot
Were bound to your feet
BE actiye-be active
Aud do what you can
'Tis industry only
That maketh the
Wis industry makes YOU
Remember-be wise
From sloth and from stupor
Awake and arise.
You'll live and be happy,
And never complain
OF the blues or the Dumps
Or dull heavy BRAIN
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A person 70 years of age, cured of a bad leg, of

person 20 years of age, cured of bad leg, OF
thirty years standing.
Copy faletterfrom Mr. VIM Abba builder Of Gas Ovens,
OF Rushclie, IIudderseld dated May 3lst, 1851
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
SIR suffered for a period Of thirty years from n
pad leg the result of two three different accidents at
tias Works accompanied by scorbutc symptoms.
had recourse to variety Of medical advice, without
deriving any benefit and told that the leg must
be amputaed, YET, in opposition that opnion your
pills and ointment have effected short time.
that few who had not witnessed would credit the fact.
(Sgned) WILLIAMS AB4S.
The truth of this statement can be verified by w
England, Chemist, l3 Market Street, Understood.
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A TWO story Dwelling House, situated on
10 High street. Apply 10
n.tA JOHN SMITH, Room No 81
NSSA Elliot Block, Front Street.
Bath, Jan IL, 1858. 30if
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Flour


OF too numerous brands Ia meniion-Sugars Of an
" kndS-a prime lot OF Cigars. good rs can be
found III The cuy. ALFRED II ROBINSON.
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Notice

hereby given, that the subscriber has been appointed
1 administrators of the estate of Adoniram HahorI.
late Of Woolwich IN the County Of Lincoln deceased
and has taken upon himself thar trust by giving bond a
the law directs. And all persons having ans upon the
estate Of the said HathOrn, required exhibit the
same, and all persons indebted the said estate are
called upon 10 make payment.
June o. 1853. 3w5l SOLOMON WHITE.
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Dated at Rockand, this 9th day Of June, A. D. 1853
j. Il. HUNT, Guardian.


LINCOLN sat Probate Court held Wiscassct with
ia and for the County Of Lincoln the 9th day Of June,
a. ID. 1853
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED that the said petition
give notice to all persons interested in said estate, that
they may appear Ut Court Probate holden Wis
casse within and for said County, the first Monday Of
July next by causing copy Of said petition with this
der be published in the Eastern Times, printed Bath,
in said County, three weeks successfully previous 70 said
Court. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Attest-EEwIN 5. HovEY, Register pro tenn
3w52 true copy attes-EDwS s uovEY Reg. pro tenn
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FOR TIE CURE or
White SWellings, Old and Fresh Wounds, Fever
Sores, Scald Head Sore Legs, Sprains, Bruises,
Infammations, Sore Breasts, Rheumatic
Pains, Biles, Piles, Corns, Burns Scrofu-
lous and other Tumors, ainful Swell
ings, Chil1lains alterations Of
every kind
This according the INDIANS dcon who make
more Use d this article than OF Al others.
II empicaly IND.ANS PANACEA TO which ihry nave
course IN Cuts wouA Ulcers Sprains Bruises Burns &C.
Tie proprietor oh the public lnsllbe Remedy for all the
cases IN which It's above recommended
WHITE SWELLINGS
OF obstinate ampHlol seemed the only
remaining un,red have quite By Indian save Many will
testify efficacy dangerous cases. AMI all other
Scroiulous ind Painful
TUMORS AND BILES
Are b this Salye freed from pn The full
matter IL them freely add entirely discharged healthy flesh created
and speedy Effected
SCALD HEAD CURED.
The Indian Scal Head, and all eruve Sores
restores Scaps and promotes healthy growth
Of Tie hair.
CORNS ERADICATED.
Selve supase all Corn Plsers ever invented 70"
appea lions are sufficient to cure Try it,
SORE BREASTS
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ED WARDS s. BREWSTER,
RARE CHANCE.
STOVE DEALERS STOCK,

fIllE enlrc SOCK h the store on Broad -, recently
< occupied by Monroe x Goodrich, is IN ia G
market, and will be Sold On the reasonable terms
ifapplicaliun be m Tie The Stock consists of
good variety of AL The best Stoves IN the ma rkei
Hardware, Pumps. Agricultural Implements, Tin
Britannia aud Japnmed Ware; aud as the store is
centrally silutied The Work shop good and The good
will OF the concern north something rare opporu
nifty i afforded 10 any enerprIsing who wishes to
purchase the stock and carry oil The business.
The AgrIcull ural Fools. such PioughS Cuiva-
tors Forks, viii be sold separate from The Stoves
in lots 10 suit purchasers.
For further particulars call on The subscribers, who
are authorized 10 sell for tbs parties concerned.
Bath April :. Ssh. OWEN n co.
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Just Received
DIRECT FROM BOSTON,
A Fresh Supply Of Groceries,

OUCH as Spanish Olives, large aud small size Raj
y sins in whole, halves aud quarter boxes; supe-
rior lily nf q clane, Q Starch Preserved I'M
ger Olive Oil eichlps Of all kinds Pickles, Sardncs
Citron Crtck "a Cocoa, Chocolate, Teas ANA CufeeS
ofal grades, ~ lch heolers 10 the public cheap
Il can be found in The cry
Aprl0 1853 ALFRED =. ROBINSON
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DR.. Pcttit's Cankcr Balsam,
A sure, safe and certain cure for
Nursing Sore Mouth,


Calomel Sore Mouth, Infants Sore Mouths aud Sore
Gums while TceihinS, Cauker in The Mouth,
Throat Stomach, Bowels, and Cauker in
every form in which il alicts The race.
MRS d SHERBURN, after suffering four months
NJ with Nursing SIRE Mouth, ana after she re-
duced 10 mere skeleton. her friends fearing she
alrcadvin CT NSUMP TON, was induced Try he
C1NKER B1LSIM She perfectly recovered IN a
few weeks. When she commenced using il, the Can
kcr had extended 10 her stomach.
Another Case.
"A Lady in New III amp shire, afflicted with Nursing
Sore Mouth, very much reduced and enHclaed, and
thought be past recovery, cured by the CankeT
Balsam which The first thing that mitigaed ~ a.
The " OF the sym lons afforded The least
relief
STILL ANOTHER CASE.
a Lady who for Ihree months had been under medl
cal treatment aud wIs nj last pronounced incurable,
was induced aS lasI foIlom hope, Try the Canker
BALSAM and received, even then, speedy and per-
feet cure.
sold by G. W. ATWELL, under the U. s Hotel
Portland.
For sale by A. G.. PAGE, Bath; Z. T
Gatchelland WIN Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally. 4Jti
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Wanted,

Ok TAIIORESS Girls, 10 whom the highest wa
~ geS Will be given. ~
w. HAWTHORNE'S. No 60 Front Street
Bath, Aprill, 1853. 42tf,
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NJ EW ShawIs aud Ready Made Manlrllas, new
IN and desirable patterns, for sale ~
A. Il. BUTLER'S
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TUMORS AND BILES
FEVER SORES OR ULcERArED LEGS


FEVER SORES OR ULCERATED LEGS
relieved surely and more efcnaly nan
by with this complaint will do well
10 try a box. BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES JOINTS Pains Contraction q me cords are
greatly by and always Cures NO family
be without box Bruises sore
Lips Cappl and Cracked Hands Burns and scads Frost Bites Ch-
blairs Piles Wounds Try and never will be without
il, because tn good it does viii bc felt atonce
Price a5 cents per box, with fun directions for USE
PREPARED BY a. 3. HART, M. D..
GREENWICH STREET, NEW YORK
And BY rents nearly ever, City Town and Village The United
Stats American Provinces.
AGENTS-A & Page and Lincoln, Bath; :
Perry Co, Geo Todd, a Lowell and II J Segburg,
PhipSburg J W SWEET aud benjamin SWEET. Jr Az
rowsc w q Emmons, SewaI Watson MeSSrs BeI-
ry sampson aud Sader, GeoTgeiowni William
Baker, Isaac Slanwood, a l. Sianwood and Geo Il
Upham, Brunswick; w Clifford Edsecomh o Fish
cr, McClmock, w Carlisle, Boothbayi Dana, IT.,
Damarisculta: II Herberl, Brc1ol.
N1THAN WOOD. General Agent for Maine
ASoFor sale by the above agents, Ilmc klcy's Ash
alic liniment. Asiatic and Poor Mans Plasiers for
Rheumatism, Cramps, Sprains, &c. 1y1o
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Commencing April 4h, 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, Sunday as
Leave z orllandfor Bath and Augusaat
- NJ, ~ 30 and 30 P NJ
Leave A ugustafur Porilandahd Boston
al 30 and IL 20 M.
Leave Augusta for Bath, and Portland al
80, NJ, II 20 and Is p NJ.
Leave Bath for Portland aud Boston
al6 IOA VI, aud 10 z NJ.
Leave B"ih for Portland, al 10 4 NJ, lOand 90 NJ
Leave Bath fol Augusia
at6 40 NJ, and 10 and 25 NJ.
Through Tickets are sold between
AuruS;aand HaIloweu 10 Boston $3.50
Gardiner to Bos Ton, , 80
Richmond and Bowdoinham 10 Boston, , >
Bath Brunswick and Frccporl 10 Boston, 900
Rocklandan rhomastonto Boston, 375
Warren To Boston, , 80
Waldoboro To Boston, 300
Damlrscotia 10 Boston, 375
Wscasse TO Boston, 50
China to Boston, %
Eas and South VaSSaboro 10 Boston, 81
VaSsaboro 10 Boston, rs
China 10 Portland, 200
East aud South Nassalboro to Portland, 81
Va<salboro 10 Portland, 1 80
II ;lSl Portland, 3 80
Blngor TO Portland, 375
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
Arrangements have been made wiihthe Eastern and
ted between Stations and this Road and Boston Low
RATES and without change of ears nj Portland.
Aorders FIR freight intended for This Road must BE-
Jeff at No IL Merchants Row. ,ston
+. c. HYDE, Superintendent.
Bath, April ., 1858.
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NEW
Watches and JeWelrY,

JUST RECEINED AT
No lGo Co Nj NSMON9So
4 SPLENDID assortment OF Gold and Silver Watch.
"A es; Bosom Plus; Ear Hoops aud Drops; Finger
r ingS: Gold Fob, Vest and & uarI Chains Gold Pens
and Pencils &c. embracing great variety, tCH Setc
ted and rich Goods.
10 Parchqsers inUiteF to chi anil eramtHe, as
heU ,cH soil 50 L1tr tn IL rU be for their dirdn
taseto cal. Is Sept IS.
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$50 Ale Of MAIN ri.
LINCOLN, ss-supreme Judicial Court, May Term, a. ~

LINNOLN, ss-Supreme JUDICIAL UOurt May Term, A. ~.
1853
And now It appearing TO the Court that the said Francis
A. emont is resident Of this State and has tenant
agent attorney therein that his goods estate
been attached in this suit and that he has had notice "
the tendency thereof is ordered, that the plaintiff mott
f the said Francis A. Lemon Of the tendency Of this suit
by publishing attesed copy Of his writ and declaration
and this order thereon three weeks successfully in the E
tern Times, newspaper printed Bath in the County of
Lincoln the last publication to be sixty days least before
the next term o this Court, to he holden Wscasset with
in and for the County Of Lincoln the first Tuesday Of De-
tOber next that he may then and there appear, and shew
cause any he have,why Judgment should be rendered
against him III this suit and execution issue accordingly.
Attest-E. H. BOWMAN, Clerk
Copy of writ and declaration and order Of Court thereon
3w52 Attest-E. B. BOWMAN, Clerk.
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CAUTION.-Ncilher Of these articles arc genuine
withoutthe signature Of ). A. Weaver &-CO., on
the outside wrapper
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TO Hon. Arnod Btaney, Judge of Probate rithin and
for the County of LincOkR:-
II lie petition Of j. f. HUNT, Of Rockland in the County
4 OF ldncoln guardian Of Calphernia p Umer Clarence
u inner and Castor n. Umcr minor children Of Joseph
Inner te OF said Rockand deceased and heirs TO his
estate respectfully represent that said wards are inter-
ested m ana possessed in fee simple in equal proportion
and as heirs as aforesaid Of five undivided seventh parts
small lot Of land situated in Rockand aforesaid ana part
Of the store lot called the Joseph Timer lot being
equal 10 ve-twehs Of the whole described az follows
to wt beginning at the southeast strip Of land
set of to Amra j. Timer, Main Sreet-thence westerly
on the souhery line Of that strip ftytwo feet land IL
jeremiah Berry-hence southery by said Berry's land
land Of the late John IOvejoythence eastey by land
said LOvejoy to said Main sreeand thence northery by
said street twenty-five feet to the place beginning
that sale Of portion Of the necessary for the sup
port and education of said wards and pay expenses
guardianship and incidental charges and that by partial
sale Of portion of their interest therein the residue would
be greatly deprecated and your petitioner further repre-
sents that advantageous Offer writing for said proper
ty made to him the sd day May last and is still
continued by John IT, Berry, o Rocand aforesaid 10 w.t.
the sum IF twelve hundred and fifty dollars, the mother Of
SAID wards approving thereof and your petitioner further
represents that the interest Of all concerned will We best pro-
NOTED by an immediate acceptance Of said offer.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that lie may DC cmpow
cred and licensed to make sale Of said property and make
and execute the proper instruments Of conveyance thereof to
said John L. Berry, according the IN such cascs
made and provided
Dated at Rockland, this 9th day Of June, A. d. 1853
j. HI HUNT Guardian.
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Spanish Olives.
Notice.

A ND CaSk Raisins constantly Oh haEdard for sale by
II Mar 30 Al m RDRTNSnN
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Enandafion6.

Our contemporaries of Georgetown have happily
blended their offices and interests The result of the
operation is " The Pee-Dce Times" large-sized and
goodlookng sheet, which is subject to the manage
ment of Messrs. DozIER, WATERMAN e. TARBox.-
Under the captaincy of Mr. DozIER, with skillul
WATERMAN and a well-supplied TARnox, We trus.
and believe that the Times" will long continue to
float, without leak, "wuy down upon the Old Pee.
Dee"
The "Lancaster Ledger has also come out will,
new and tasteful rigging, and gallant floating hand
somely TO the breeze. r. S. BAILEY, ito Editor and
Propreoris evidently making his paper one of the best
in our State. We perceive that Mr.. B. gives us the
likeness of himself, seated in his sanctum, at the
top Of his first Editorial column. Our imp suggests that
he would hate to work under that fellow, il he was
mad every time he looked ugly
The Georgia Home Gazette" haa also been very
much improved IN every way, and bids fair now 10
climb up towards the highest round in the ladder OF
literary excellence. We sincerely wish for it ten
thousand subscribers.
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recourse is had to Large and respectable meeting
to bolster up-thc columns Of a village newspaper
are put in rcquisitOn to gloryy-and "CAssIus
springs forward to defend this man, who has more
popularity and influence out of South Carolina than
any statesman within her borders"
So much, Mr., Editor, is intended for Your readers
have no right to carry personal matters before
them, or to distract the community in which live
Did know who '' CAssIUs" is | would here stop
But do not and therefore add few words for his
single car.
To" CAsslUs"-SIn: You have taken advantage
Of fictitious signature, and my presumed absence,
TO make an unprovokcd, unmanncrly and ungcntlc-
manly assault upon me, BY name, through The pub
lie Press: You have, by imputation, inuendo and
implication outraged the sensibites Of the females
of my family, by publishing, in newspaper Access
sible to them, as euphusms," what you dare not
speak in palmer English. The hear, that can cher
ish 50 much malice as you have displayed towards
me, should have the courage to crafty it. lmmedi-
ately after the election will be at leisure, and sub
ject 10 your commands. P. 5. BROOKS.
LEXINGTON C. H., February 6, 1853.
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Ehe Fisheries.

Mn. EVERETT, Secretary of State, has made {
report upon the subject of our difficulties with Grea
Britain as regards the Fishery question. From thi
report, it appears that time only swanted to conclude
an arrangement which viii be satisfactory to botf
Governments Owing TO various undetermined de-
tails, this arrangement cannot be prepared Tor the
action of Congress during the present Session. In
the mean time it is recommended that Congress take
such immediate action in the matter as will remove
all danger of trouble on the fishing grounds during
The approaching season. The plan suggested, tc
effect this desideraum, is that Congress should forth
with pass an act admitting provincial fish free oi
duty into the United States, on condition that the
fishermen of the United States are admitted inio q
full participation IN the provincial fshcries.