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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
NEW GOODS!

THE subscriber has Just received large assortment
l. of fresh + AMILY GROCERIES, which, in addi-
ton 10 his former stock, comprises of the largest
the city, among which are
Old Hyson TEAS, Ooong Teas,
Young do do Ninyong, do
Souchong do.
Old Govt Java COFFEE, Pernambuco Coffee,
Rio ST Domingo do
Dutch Crushed ) UGAR, Powdered Sugar,
ST Croix do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
Lard odfsh-Rice-Cask aud Box Raisns-Cur-
ranis-Burnins FLUID, extra qualily-Bar Soap-Mo
asses-and all other articles usually kept i'll Grocery
Store To be sold al the lowest prices for cash.
r.. r. SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadaheck House.
Bath, June 25. 1851. 1lf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
Ship Chandlery!

II by
T.. HYDE 4 Co., corner of Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage (manilla and tarred) from the
Manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang re-
tail Cotton, Scotch and Russia Duck, of all descrp
tons. Cotton and Hemp Twines.
Anchors of all sizes-Best proved Cham Cables
Sheets and ries-Boll, Sheathng Copper and Yellow
Meta-C Composition spikes and other Castings-Per
leys Ventators, Jigger Wndlasses, &c, Patent do
Gear, Wmdass Necks and Capstans Spindles-Cam
booses-Iron Spikes-Naval Stores-Pants, Oils and
6 lass-Nautical Instruments, Books, Charts &c.
Many The above articles, suitable notice be
delivered from the their lowest prices
ofexpense TO the purchaser.
Bath March 1851. 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
Through Tickets are sold
N. HI. DOWNS
Vegetable BalsamiC Elixir
THE GREAT NORTHERN REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
D Read! Read!! Read!!! 90

Downs ELIXIR loosens the cough, increases the
perspiration, improves the digestion, strengthens
the stomach, stimulates the diuretic organs, and
thus by the Skin, the Kidneys and the Bo,re, cleanses
the Blood, renorates the system eradicates disease,
and RESTORES THE PATIENT TO HEALTH.
1t never produces Costiveness, but unlike
all other similar medicines, it is remedy for that
triI, and will in few weeks, 1.-THE patient having
proper regard to dietD entirely relieve and CURE
the most obstinate cases of that difficulty.
Rev. ]. L. FUTILE writes al found that the
use Of i. a few days, had regulated my bowels,
equalized the circulation, aud produced healthy
moisture upon the skin. used three bottles in two
weeks, which entirely removed the soreness and
weakness from my stomach, gave me a good appe-
tite, and greatly improved my strength"
For every description of Cough, whether
A MERE COLD, produced by fever, or the effect
of fixed pulmonary habit, Downs ELIXIR stands
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
UNRIVALED! UNEQUALED!!

1t often cures cough in fe,o days. that has lasted
for months, and bafiled the skill of the best physi-
clans.
For Measles, it is the best article in the world
as it breaks up the cough and restores the patient to
HEALTH, in much less than the usual time
Rev. J. L. Tuttle, again:-"I have given it to
my children in colds and in case of measles, and
1t has proved ALL IT is RECOMMENDED TO BE-"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
English Herring.
WOODEN R1arLa+s

u EsoAEs English Herring in shipping order.
Jan. |, 1859. 'hi " ~.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

A GOOD assortment Of Wool Blankets ms, received
IA at INC new u raiIte Store and for sale cbean -
Bath, Oct Is. RI w UWEM "P'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25
Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.

A. &. Page and S. p. Shaw, Agent
for Bath. ly2O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

Whereas IT further ordained that should this Constitution
accepted by people, aa tho duty Of the Governor forth
with issue his proclamation declaring the Legislature elected
Ct n STATE hold elections a. s
upon The fourth Monday December Leuis1.a.
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The District composed Assumption
fis. and West
Tie District Rouge Iv
Tbs District composed Phe. St. Helena Washington and
The p q shs Ps Of East Fsna shall cleo. One
Senator.
The District composed ofhe West FslanA shall elect
The District composed of the Parish Of Point copse shall elect
D. composed of III Parishes conorda Tensas shall
Di composed of the Parishes Of Madison ed Carroll shall
The District e the Parishes Of caahoun franklin and
CALDWELL a shail eiect One Senator 49,.
composed the Parlshs OF Ouachi orehonse unon
ana JACKSON sna1 elect une senator. !. :,
composed OF the farhce Oh CiaDone ana boaser ahh
composed OF Inc fa'hes OF CRdGo Desoto anu saone
composed Natehtoche. VIM sha
Of the Parishes .hal
elect i wo Senators. .R
Ihe District composed Of the Pnrishe Of S Landry and Cacaseu
Dc. composed of the Pahss Of Lafayette and yaliou
Tbs composed Mary shall
senator, ;. :, NJ; d ,, ss,.s., =, :, i,
Inc Dct composed Of the Parish OF ST. Marlin shall elect One
sens az sior; \, -, j, -, ~ IL
HE Parish shall elect TIVE
Inc Parish o. " Bernard shall elect One Representative
Inc Ansh Orleans ght bank) shall elect Qne
C fust Lstrict ANAL electIwe
Hepresentansss. . , .... r,...,.f ,,.,.
ne y Of Neworiean Second hepreaenApve Dslrc Snail ee
Three hepressntatyes nv, ,..l,- - Ia.
CITY NewOrienns Third Representative District shall cleo
Sixhepresentai,ves .S'i II ..s, ;, ,
ne lily o. Fourth Representative DHct shall cleo
n Ms nsPssenIatiys; ,,.a, :, 49,.
lily OF NewOrieans Fthh Representative Dstc shall elec
Three representatives.
Ivy oixth Representative Dstc snh eise
AW9 isepiesr ntanves; :, =,
Sevenln Representative DA'r sha eiec
iw XII h ERE seen e. r.,., 1,.,. .,,
AM W. ilspiesensves. ~, I, ,,,-.. ~
Inc Cy OF Newoeans Ninth Representative District shall eiec
one representative. ~ Z. :, ~ 49,. -, =,
o. lensn Representative Dac snai sisc
TIE Paris Of IedsraoI shall elect One Representative
me palish 81 g.. Gnaes shall sc one
st. John the Baptist shall elect One Representative
me pansh q 81. James shall elect w hepres natives
III Of sns Az sleG s une
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PAR JOSEPH WAL KER.


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tot du eyo du Goyeneur dn
dE General Tssoer d'a do ddfonie on pre-
qu voudront as cee operation les votes
pour adopon re do ID Constitution Sill rsaute du
rapport quans mAors dss suages resua eat en-
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proclamation cstts Consultation ds iors consu
Leuane Mats cesse Constitution SOFT aceeptee
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Journal Convention 10 rauat appe peppe,
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consequence couiormdment Ia dts oronnance e
10 vote oes donne caque pnrose
GU contre Constitution, lequel est suit:
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AEAIRIE DE LA NOuYELLE- ORLEANs. {

Decembre ls5aEn des Resolutions Nos $40 $40
Consel Commun vile de Nouvee OGns
Aou 10 Occbre
pacte Louisiana conce
nant Ia Pan
prouve le Mars, 1867 .a.-s .s5'5s - =
Avis election
qualities dc c,te vile le quarisne Ddmbr jour
opiaion peupe
on
cafes Ia lqueurs fortes dams cee vile.
Chnqne
ecris inpimss les LICENSE, spas DE
cENSE tells mos lniention du
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LII polls sront ouvers or
leec,cn dE lien IL Jour- surveillance cs
JUICES q geM - qui seront ommes pour la presder
Les Comnssre P6lrcon rctou Naive
memsut q laloi. dec1l AL CROSSMAN Marie
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NOTICE OF ELECTION under the new Con.

sitntonPursusnt bearing the 92d ay
1855 and TO directed by his Excelnoy Joseph
Walker the Se Louisiana the quail
Parish Of Orleans hereby notified that election will be held
STATE OF LOUISIANA;
FOR Seer ETARY OF STATE; ATTORNEY GENERAL; STATE
TREASURER; SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC EDUCATION and
MEMBERS 0E THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, follows wis;
One Senator for the District the Parishes Paqumpss
st. Bernard and that of the Parish of Orleans situated the right
bank of the Mississippi river '- tlf
composed portion OF the Parish
Of Orleans # the Mississippi river together
with part Of the city Of New0rle which comprised within
the former limits Of the city OF Lafayette. FAX 7TT
One Representative the Parish OF Orlean ght bnk)
Two First Rep. District
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NNAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. Decem.

lV1 Der ls52ABy virtue Of $40 and $40 of the
Common Council city New the I'd
and 96th October 1852 and requirements Of The
Statute Of The Legislature Of the State Louisiana tiled act
The licensing of drinking houses the ntoI ng
liquor in this State" approved 4th March, 1861 -
Notice hereby Tint election will by the duly oa
led voters this city the fourth MONDAY December being tie
4Ith dhy this month"; for the Of the
good people Of this city question 81 grantue or
CITY, 9if l''if Il NfNe'' ~ 'A''
Each voter will his opuon by dsponx ballot on hieb
shall be inscribed printed "LICENSEn or aN LICENSE M
se such words as will distinctly convey the Of the voter
holding State elections
the same, II = II - = -rrN y eis'As S''
The Election win make returns to the Mayor
"a prescribed by law [dsc7l A. b. CROSsMAN MavoYr -
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NEW ADVERTIsEAENT--Lst every body
1 VI READ IT, =

NO. j,
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sas aa REP syns REaaMn
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Lie scrun ouyer lie jour sad epris iusqna
he1res d androis qu seron dgue surveillance
des Conmssarss re6ers Con oil des Al
dsrmen de Nouyse ct s Jury de Police se
o1 deva ere condue ct les duplicate deyront ea
fAres au soussign6 cononnement d la lo 49,
BnrsRu du Sheriff de psrvisse dOtAns Ia 10 Dfcembe 1882
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MAIRIE DE LA NOUVELLE-O ORLEANS, 6
Decsmbe lss2En esouion No. 4ss da tors9il
Conmun do Ia vile de la

1879 - ~ 'pf ~ ~ '
Avs sss donne que election hen quaame
s de D0cenbre, 2ene jour
Qualities ds Premier Ms les Premier Second o
enc Wnds de villa de
MEMBREs AUX cONsEII ALDER hiEN an remp nen dc
Hon James Rohb de fIon. Stockton
polls tmes
gu aura lieu l. meme jour Ii surveillance
JUICES q Grefers qui seont NOMINEES pour pr4.ider
Lea mmissairss ont ala o
dec7 A. D, CR0sshtAN, hiaire.
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The polls will be opened the day above mentioned the hour
Of nine o'clock the morning until x o'clock evening
cnrts be established under the upenendence
and Clerks to be the Boado Aldermen city
Orleans and by the Police Jury for that the
bank OF the Mississippi river tue election duplicate
made to the undersigned according TO law. -,
sherid's Office, Parish Of orleaEs Dec. 10, 1859
dee14 JAMES p. FREFET Sbey;F
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KIlHE FALI. TRADE -nr,na. Freneh

TNHE FALL TRADE.-Drugs, French u
u AND AMERICAN CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INSTRU- ~
MEETS PERfUAEHY and FANCY ARTICLES p: LOUIS ~
MASSEY wholesale and Retail Druggist, No So St. Charlcs
steamabP Empire articles
would respectfully solicit the Country
ehsss and Wholesale Dealers supplied the lowest possible
with he best and Medrnes Chemicals obtained
The Extracts Tintues
rules the u s. Dpensaor Of psrueryand Toilet Ar
tces is unequalled BY any other house n The city.
nov24 p. LOUIS MASSEY SO st. Charles street
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- "a FAIINEsT0cK,s gyERMIFiJ a E.

H. From =. Hoiss sboro, Tam, July \, 1851.
Msssr A. Fabnsssck have been selling
your ermuge several this that
hsa gsen sne satac y article
vicinity eiAcnsy relieving aarins restoring
health. The quantity Of expelled chdrsn
IL. Beware Of countets and limitations s2s4i4-
~ Sold Wholesale by ali tho Druggists oTlenps
other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

FINHE subscriber begs leave to call the -
attention Of the trade 70 his we'll teesed stock Of fresh
and genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS MEDI- A8
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PERI UMERIES, 6AA
HAIR FLEsH, HAT NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES. Also g
an varied of FANCY ARTICLES ladies' toilet all
are Of ss sean and seseted the utmost
Planters Physicians Apotheaes solicited to call
inc stock and send in their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put Of the best articles physl-
rresspio1s carefully compounded and vi neaeaa
Whoiesals aud Retail Druggab 50 ST. charles street.
decl4 -. - WV. NeM(lrlanna.
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IARuas. MEpIoINEs. PERFuNERY, ETQ.

Tho subscriber would call Of plants
physeisns stock comprising
article IN his line Of busnsss ~ Of which examination will
found FRESH and Tie flowinE
all the pepayaona Cod Liver Phosphate Of Lime
Roue and lles Haro Psroy Pant IN variety
ssyfels pnfo Honey, sc, etc. Ta0S. RANKIN,
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Les sheriff derses PEat de
election pour
AyoatGsn6ra, TIesaer Pubque
membres dc pAssembee Generale ait lieu 10 susdt UAEME
q Deeembre proclaim aug divers Pevuspa
o les procedures soent
M cnform6nent lois ust elections dEat
suite u court nervals escon ce
oi la Legislature r6unira jengage les officers
retours aussisl6t que possible.
Donne ct 10 de PEat In vile de Baton
Lsl Rouge, 22ame jour de Novembre 1852 ct la
ante-dix sspteme de lindependanee dcs Etas Uns
. Par 10 Gouverneur JOSEPH WALKER.
ErrLu Gx.Ax cansStair E4al- .nno
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n ADJCAI, CUREOF CORNs. withont, cuttinp

u ADICAL CURE OF CORNS, without cutting
the least ROSENBERG from Warsaw the capital
Polnnd the ladies' gentlemen
tha in geueral that he undertakes he total
sradieation C0Rs BuNONS every
or between the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING Of an ELIXIR
Of his composition, re- 81 ,sfi
least and occupation with the
satisfaction OF carrying TIE Corn Root in his hand
Dr. possession IF number q aa!teIing testmonisls
ans ond hirt hna 49, rO
The daily till
three
The southern press., 1852-05-15
Northern Sentiment.

Mr.. Books has a hard time of it between
tie Northern and Southern wings of the Wing
party. While Mr.. MANGUM pours personal ex.
plantations into him on behalf of the Southern
SCOTT men, the New York Times, the SEWARD
organ, shows him up in he following style:
Mr.. Brooks AND THE NEGRoEs.-Mr. Brooks
like Mrs Jellyby in Bleak House." keeps his
fine eyes fixed on Africa" He seems to be
haunted with negro ghosts, let loose before
their time. He wakes and sleeps,-eats and
drinas,-walks and talks, under the overwhelm-
ing apprehension that he is about 10 be smoth-
cred under superintendent wool. His speech
at the meeting on Monday night, was one pro.
longed shrek Of agony and terror Negro dom
sat upon his soul like an incubus. His glowing
imagination teemed with visions of rising black
ness Darkness that might be felt hung around
him; and he seemed to be plunging, like mad
man in sleep, for deiverance from imaginary but
over. mastering shapes of terror.
Mr.. Fillmore's nomination was necessary to
avert negro deluge. Three millions of negroes
would come to the North. And the disastrous
results of such an exodus were thus wildly pre-
scented by this member of Congress from the
city of Ne y York g.
you must take up your minds to let these
painting" fugitives live by driving your omni.
buses up and down these streets. The white
man must come down from the box, and the
colored man must go up. You must 60 to the
mayor, and make him license the negro to drive
MS cart lhivuSh the streets, and not keep this
business as monopoly for the whites. You
must take the hod off the lrishman's shoulder,
and put il on the Africans head. You must
give the foreplane, the hammer, the knife, to the
African, as well as TO the white. Your paint
shops, your printing offices, your counting
rooms, must be thrown open to all. The ship
yards must turn off the Caucasian to make place
for man of the African breed. In your
huge iron foundries, where FIVE hundred or a
thousand white men are sometimes sweating
with thermometer at 100 or more, the African
must mingIe his odors with theirs. Nay more
the African, if this is to be his home, must have
his house to live in; and as many families Of
working men live in the same house, or the
same courtyard or flock, his family will have
one floor while yours must have the other"
We give this from no unfriendly feeling ia
Mr.. BRooKs, for we respect the manliness he
has evinced in taking and keeping his position,
when deserted by those who had far stronger
reasons to stand up than he had. But we lay it
before our readers for two-fold purpose. In
the first place, to show the treatment which any
Northern politician who seeks TO befriend the
South may expect at home, and secondly, to
show ,ohat kind Of arguments they are compelled
to use
The southern press., 1852-05-15
Restrictions on Trade.

There is some apology for Great Britain
maintaining restrictions on trades and industry,
because the policy originated in an uncnrft
ened age, and became cngrafted upon, and
part OF her system of government; and il is
as difficult for nations as for individuals, and
more so, 10 reform. So much Of the capital and
labor OF the nation have been so long invested
under this false system Of protection, their train
OF opinion has 1oa,ed so long in that channel.
no wonder masses of the British population fret
under every relaxation Of its severity.
IN the United States we have not the apology
Of Ignorance, Of prejudice, OF inrxperiepce, or
OF vested interests, to justify restrcoms;br pro.
htbitions, or any approach TO such n system
We cannot plead antiquity 10 justification Of the
error We sprung into existence at an enlight
ened period. Political economy had been re.
duced 10 an exact science, and Pitt aud Turpot.
ministers of the most enlightened and most in.
debted nations Of the world, had both begun 10
abandon the restrictive system, and to adopt
principle more consonant with the spirit and
commerce Of the age.
Without the machinery Of custom houses, or
the curse Of contrabsndism, we have achieved
our independence, and outstripped all precedent
in the career Of progress and prosperity We
had the FIRST opportunity that ever presented il.
The southern press., 1852-05-15
What II Democracy.

During the French revolution Able SrEYEs
wrote very celebrated pamphlet headed
"What is the Third Estate 2" The great mat.
ter then was to solve that question for il WAS a
thing that everybody spouted and speculated
about, and nobody could define. Such seems
to be the case now with 'the true principles o.
National Democracy" Even the Wings lay
claim 10 them; and insist that they are more
democratic than the Democracy. The Free.
sellers, not TO be outdone, swear they are the
Simon Pures. Major DosELsoS reiires from
the Union, because he did not contriye 10 Bit
the right vein, and is read out himself for try.
ing TO read out the factions " Of the party
while the New York Evening Post, thus blends
the odor Of Abolition with that of Democracy
Hear the Post, the specialorgan Of the VAs
buren, clique:
AT no time within our, recollection have the
distinctive and fundamental principles ofhs Re
mocraey been more popular han noic. Never
P"-h"ps, was the want Of conf auee in the Whio
policy and in Wing ststesmsnship more uuiyer
sal There Is general conviction among III,
more enlightened and rejecting members o
safest in the hands Of Democratic gorern
nsm."
Another question equally puzzling IS
"WHAT ~ WHIoGERY?r
The New York Express, which certainly
ought 10 know, gives il a very bad character a
its bead quarter. in New York city. Thu
squints the @Eysin the Capitol"
at is well for the foreign public really I,
understand phy The Nuo York opponenes of Mr.
Fillmore denonncs him, and phGi they are after
The why they denounce him is, he is not snC
never has been, hseable man in The ioov O
plunder. No money can be made out Of him
save in an horest, honorable way. What The,
are after 10, the restoration of Galphin era
when they can use the federal government
treasury, just as they have been using the cana
lettings and the bank canalf fund in this State.
So far as IL relates to the Wing majority ID
New York, this judgment may be correct; but
inview Of certain printing transactions, as well
rs Others that shall be nsmeless, we think III,
Express Provokes dangerous retorts, and that
its companions are "odorous."