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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13
BATH STEAM
CORDAGE MANUF ACTORY.

THE above Mandatory during the past season hav
l. ing been completely rehlled with new machinery
including Engine, Earring Apparatus and Spinning
Notwithstanding all lhe latest improvements.
The proprIeiors would invite the attention of shiT
owners and dealers Cordage generally, their
adjustment, where may be found assortment Of frsI
quality Hemp aud Manila Cordage, which will be sold
by wholesale retail the EoUest manu- factUrers pri-
Gangs of Cordage, ranted equal 10 any III The
market furnished al short notice and all orders from
this orneigh borng towns, will be promptly attended
to.
Please cGLLbefore purchasing elsewhere.
tf47 G. Il J. L. DONNELL.
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Pickles,

TN gallon half gallon and quart jars Keichpps Of
i every description; Capers; 6ealines; Olive Oil !
English and American MusIa I'd. of superior quality
Pepper sauce, &c, &c, for sale by
Sept. % ROBINSON x COTTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13

Vegetation is SO scarce at Cape Cod, that
two mullen-stocks and huckleberry bush
are called grove.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13

Never ridicule sacred things, or what
others may esteem such, however absurd
they may appear to be-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13
W0DMDSS EAID
Prize Medal Furnace,

WE present Chson's Patent Air-warmng and venti-
w la ing Furnace, with the utmost confidence that il
will prove ITSELF fair trial. be the best Furnace in
The long and thorough experience of the inventor,
the subject of air Tmng and ventilation, and the fact,
that during the past seven years, CHlLSON'S FUR
MACE has gradually superseded all other Furnaces in
tho public Schools Hospitals and Institutions of the city
Of Boston, sufficient guaranty of their superiority.
Their chief recommendations purity of air. power
full heaters-wit great economy in the consumption OF
fuel will burn coal wood equally well, superior draft
easily cleaned great durability, and be in low eel
lars if needed.
These Furnaces warranted give perfect satisfac
ton they will be taken down and charge made
Please call and examine, the in Rogers Block
Front Street, near Sagadahock Ferry.
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DOWNS ELIXIR,
The GREAT NORTHERN REMEDY
FOR
Coughs, Colds, and Consumption.

TT oosens the Cough increases the expectoraton, OF
splitting, promotes the insensble perspralion i'm.
proves the dIgesiiOn strengthens the stomach sIimu
ales the duretic organs and thus by the SKIN The Kid
eys aud the Bowels clea the blood renorates The
system eradicates disease and restores The patient Ia
HEALTH
Ii never produces Cosiiveness, but unlike all Other
similar medicines, ii is remedy for that eciI and vii
diet entirely relieve and he o5si male cases
of that difficulty.
Mrs DOTY suffering greatly with ASTHMA, and
believed TO be ~ consumption was cured by using
DOWNS ELIXIR.
DIR VAN WRINKLE. reduced very low with Con
sumption and Bronchitis, says Ihave used ID OWNS
ELIXIR and found more relief from it, than from ali
other medicines combined.
CLOE FISK received a permanentcurefrom Downs
Elixir. The disease Asthma Of long standing, a l.
tended with very bad cough.
r.McNAB says, have Downs ELIXIR in cases o.
Whoopimg Cough with excellent success.
ROLLIN FORD cured of severe pain in the
side and distressing Cough, when believed be in
confirmed Consumption by using Downs Elixir.
Rev l. FUTILE, of Camden, Me-, was cured BY
Downs Elixir of CostiusResS, Hectic FeUer, Nigh
Sweots, Dry Hard Cough, Difficulty of Breathing &c
When he commenced using y, he was believed To be in
the last stds es of Consumption. See his letter address
sed gratuilously he Gospel Banner and copied into
a circular which may be obtained generally Of any o
our Agents.
Sold at 1ohoLesale and retail by G. w ATWELL
No d. unLer The United States Hotel, Portland.
Also, sold by A. G.. Page, Bath, andy Lruggist
and deaers in medicine generally 20if
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JOhnsons' AnOdyne Linament,

EISHER'S Cough Drops-TurlIngton's Basam-
l. British Oil-Tooih Drops-Harlam Oil-AI edica-
mentum-Whe's Salve-Cough and " orm Lozen-
ges-CatarTh Snuf-Extraci Valirian-Liquid Cuii
Gle, &c, for sale by A 6 PAGE.
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Flour.

THE subscribers haveon hand large ot ofsuperio
Flour which they will sell as low as the same quail
ity can be bought in this city. r SMITH co.
jan 1. 1852. 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13

Manufactured ak New London, Conn, by s. a. WEA-
YER & Co.. 10 WHOM u orders most be addressed
JAMES L. KELLEY CO., Portland, wholesale
Agents for the State of Maine. -
Also sold by A. G. Page, Bath; Edmund Dana.
Wiscusset; E. Dana, Jr.. Damariscotta; DR.. Geo: b.
Upham and VIM. Baker, Brunswick. and by Druggists
geaeralIy in all The States. 9E20
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An Inflammation in the side perfectly cured.

Copy of letter from Mr. Francis Arno, of Breahouse
Lothian Road, Edinbro, dated April 29, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SIR-For more than twenty years my wife has been
subject from time o time attacks OF Inflammation in
the sde for which she bled and bstered to great
extent still the pain could not be removed About four
years ago. she in the papers, wonderful eE
fected by your Pills and Ointment and thought that she
would give them trial. To her great establishment and
delight she got mme late relief from their use, and after
perseverng for three weeks the pain in her side
pe,ey cured and she has enjoyed the best Of health for
the last four years. (Signed) FRANCIS ARNOT.
The Pills should be used conformity with the Ointment
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CAUTION.-Neiiher ofihese articles genuine
without the signature of 8. A. Weaver & Coz, on
the outside wrapper.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13

FOR TIE CURE Of
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, ChilSlains, Ulcerations Of
every kind.
This Save made according INDIANS deeDss, who
more use Of this Of all others.
!. emphaieaIy the INDIANS PANACEA hry
Wounds Sores, Ulcers Sran Bruises, Burns &C.
proprietor offers the public lnfslbe Remedy Tor al the
eases IN is recommended
WHITE SWELLINGS
or ampuAoa seemed the only
remaining quite Indian salVe Many will
testify wonderful efficacy these dangerous and in all Other
Scrofulous md Painful Sores
JUNIORS AND BILEs
Are BY pa The foul
freely and entirely discharged and healthy Aesh created
nd speedy effected.
SCALD HEAD CURED
The Indian S EeId and all erups Sores
rs.tors. se.ps White State and hsihy
Of the hair.
CoRNs ERADICATEO.
The Indian sve supa,s Corn Plaster, invented w
applications sufficient to cure the worst cases TU T.
SORE BREASTS
Are cured by few applications.
FEVER SORES Oh LIBERATED LEGS
BY Indian Salve surely and more shay Aan
By any Other safer with this complaint will do well
10 try box 1T IS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN TOR THE
PILES Sed Joints Contraction of the Cords
greatly beneAed by easy and always Cures No family
should Cuts Bruises Sore
Lp Chappe and scalds Fro" Bites. Chill
bains Piles Wounds Try and never will be without
H. because good it does will be felt AtOnes
Price 25 cents per box with tul directions for use
PREPARED BY A. 3. HART, M. Q.
GREENWICH STREET, NEW YORK
And M bv gents nearly every City Town and Village in the United
States and Britt American Provinces
AeENTs-A G Page and Il Lincoln, Bath; VIM
Baker, Isaac StanweOd, SIanwOud and Geo b
Upham. Brunswick; Charles Johnson, Stock b. idg G
Eaton, T 5 Jack and + Lawson, Harpswe; Tall
man Lowell. PbipsbnTg: " Clifford, Edgect NIB: e
3 Fisher, J McClmtoek, w Carlisle, Booihbay Da-
ia Jr.. Damarisculla I Herbert, BrietoL
NATHAN WOOD, General Agent for Maine.
Also--For sale by the above agents. Hinckey's Asl
auic I.inment. Asaiic and Poor Mans Piast~Fs Tor
Rheumatism, Cramps, SpTans, &c. b-a
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heb AY st ATE
Long and Square Shawls.

'HE subscribers have just received large assortment
of Wool shawls, some entirely new patterns, to be
sold cheap at the Granite Store. OWEN " co.
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NEW GOODS!
Ships Cambooses.

by WILLA Pnp'e W a XXI ss ( &C CO eS''
Bath. Feb "a, 1852 So
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13

Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY,
PA Strand, (near Temple Bari London and by al re-
spectacle Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
The British Empire and of those of the United States,
inpos and boxes. 3 cents, e7cents and 81 So each
wholesale by the Princpa Drug Houses IN the Uni
on. and by JOSHUA DURGIN Il co, Portland
John Mathews and G. Page, Agents for Bath.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
~ B. Directions for the guidance Of patients IN ev-
cry disorder are affixed 10 each box. eoply1l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-13

THOSE who wish have the sweetest and best Brea
shorld learn the imporiance Of using.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
senntorImI g.Iee.:o...


There seems 10 be quite large portion Of the
Democratic party who are DESTROYS Of electing
U. S. Senator, during Tie approaching session
"l the Legislature, 10 supply the vacancy that
will be occasioned by the expiration Of MIR.
Gwin's term which event Will occur "a tic 18th
of March, 1855.
According to the usual cusiom Of the various
Legislatures Of the Uuon this election should
be made by the Legislature Immediately precc-
ding, or in session at the time of, the occurring
OF the vacancy. Not so, however think a GER
tain ''rule on ruin" wing of the party. They
gravcly urge that the Legislature Of 5i-'55 may
taT To perform its bounden duty in this respect,
aud that then California would not be fully rep
resented in the u. S. Senate for an entire year !
How exalted must be that patriotism,-how
ceaseless that isilancc the watch-tower,-
how earnest that zeal for the public good, that
can thus perceive dangers to the State afar
of! That can thus like the faithful war-horse,
snuff distant pcrils in the breeze, and with such
admirable wisdom suggest remedy by which
the threatened calamity may be averted - even
The filling the vacancy fad year before it oc-
er the attendapt evils of coming events in the
very outside shade of the dim shadows cast be-
fore And then how the patriots heart gows
with exulation, when he sees these disintcrcst-
ed sentinels chivalrously snatch the banners of
alarm, and hang them out upon the outer wall
But to speak gravey, the proposition is really
too absurd for serious treatment but for the fact
That large number of politicians are so un-
scrupulous in their attainment of ends as al
ready to have eyinced settled determination TO
forestal public opinion and bring on the cleo
ton next winter, 1t is indeed passing strane o
that set of men who make such loud prete H.
sions Of respect for the expressed will of the
people, should desire at this stage to g Jump the
game" and prevent the people from choosing a
Legislature with a view to the election Of
proper person to fill this most exalted and I'M
portalt position We do not for a moment ell
tertain the idea that the members from the
mountains will consent to go into the election.
We have an abiding confidence that the Senate
at least will not play the part of an infamous
tool in the hands Of any unscrupulous and
fhrice-inamous aSDirant
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

DAuY CALIFoRyIA CHRoNlcLE This is the
title of IA new paper flc first numb, of which
will appear in San Francisco Monday morn
ing next. Hon Frank Soule will Be the editor
We confess To warm personal friendship for
this gentleman as we'll as his printer associates.
but, if possible, to far greater admiration of his
aens an editor While connected with the
AAa that paper attained ii position that il had
never occupied before. There is something so
peculiarly fresh and vigorous about his sly e, ST.
frank fearless and manly, that he never fails 10
win attention and admiration even from those
who entertain opposite views. His very mode
Of thought, his introduction of phrases an
words that nobody else would have thonght of,
and yet without which his articles would not be
omplete-idiosy yncrasics perLaps--vays lend
to his writings even upon the most common
place topics. charm that we have failed to OBJ
serve in those of any other California editor
His very prospectus is a model. After declar-
ing Ihat it will he /" independent in the fullest
and srictest sense of the word - and that the
| character Of newspaper sllonll be like that ol
a gentleman-irreproacha he says
The ''Chroncle" will march in the ranks ol
Progress. Confident IN man $ capacity for self
government it will advocate an active civliz,-
ton. not a sl;lvisli adherence 10 antique prect-
dents and forms, Venerable for their aged dus.
| alone. and remarkable as relies of snperanuate, e,
wisdom. Unshackled thought, discussion, ac-
ton are demanded by The spirit and enterprise
| OF the age. The press. like the state snan. " be
! through disirust of man dares ads ocate no hing
| previously unried, is an insult to manhood and
a drag upon its great destiny.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
ID ED,

In this place. on Tuesday last. Of enlargement
of the brain. Franklin w. Walker Tinckham,
adopted child of Mr. G.. J. Tinckllam and ls,lv
and youngest Of Mr.. Elisha Walker laie ur
Illinois, aged months.
OH hadst thou still on earth remained
Vision of beantv. fair but brief
How soon thy brightness had been stained
With passion, with grief
Now moi sullying breath rise,
To dim thy glory i'll the Skies
At Red Bluffs oa, tile 10th inst of inflamma-
lion ofthe lnngs. Atr. Thomas Ellis formerly Of
Western Missouri.
All y em lie, Ynba County. Nov. 5tll. Janefte
H., daus htcr of james Saultlers of Charloites-
vile, Albelmarle, Va. and wife of DR.. Il. H. Pu-
gram aged "a years
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
Agents for sIac Courier.

The following gentlemen regularly
authorized agents, empowered to collect Sub
scriptions, Advertisements aad job Work. and
receipt for the same:-
SAN FKAx xcIsoo AGENCY. -Octavian IIoogs
Esq Any advertisements left at e'heara's
Printing Office 1872, Clay street, will be attend
cd to-
SAcRhNExro AGEScY.-iIr ]. NJ. Shepherd
Office in Book Store OF Shepherd s. Sydan, ]
steet, between It'll aud Sth streets.
HcooerUIe.-CRAH, RoGKRs s. CO.
Ono Horse lo,g4i.--SxiTH & ToLLMAx, Elk
pressmen.
FreRoh Ga,lch.-MoRRow & SH,xaoY, and
ScHRoETER g. BRUNsiNG.
Yrcke.-CKAM RoGERs & Co.
~ AGESrs wanted III every portion OF the
mines
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

A JAN AND CoURT IIoUsE.-It has frequently
been source OF regret, not to say modification
to us that Shasta one of the most wealthy. as
well as first organized among the northern IN
ties, had no Court House or Jail That this state
CT things has existed so long, we are persuaded
is TO be attributed alone TO the ncompetcncy of
many persons heretofore filing important Offices
in the county. The revenues of the county have
been unwisely pproprated-squandered
leaving one single memento, in the shape of IA
public Improvement that they ever existed. 1t
gives pleasure, therefore, to state that owing
TO the very able manner in which our financial
affairs have been managed during the past year,
the treasury is i'll condition to justify the Court
in publishing for proposals for the erection of "A
Jail and Court House, soon as January next
Heretofore, as at present the Sheriff was COM
PEELED to take prisoners TO the Butte Jail for safe
keeping, or else hire a man to watch them all
the time in this place, either mode costing the
county from FIVE to eight dollars per day. We
persuaded ;hat by the erection of these build
inss, saving in cost of keeping prisoners and
courtroom hire sufficient to pay for their entire
cost will be realized in few years
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

GooD IN EykRYIHING.-fhis 5 literally true;
there is even good in drinking liquor sone-
times. fellow says the $. +, SIM, fell down a
precipice. on the north side of Pacific 8 rect Il
distance cf some twenty feet, without receiving
the slightest possible injury. lie was drunk.
Comment is supellluous. True. if he had not
drank The Iiqnor he probably would not have
fallen but then that has nothing to do with the
question. As the rainy season is now here, mG-
king NE sidctraihs verg silpery, we hope our
friends will not suffer this lesson To- pass nm
h-eded. brick in the hat may save !,
b.eak Of The neck benea H.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

FROM BuTrE.-We are in the receipt of the
first number of the Butte Record, a well printed
paper published at Bidwcll's Bar, the county
seat Of Butte county, by Messrs. C. W. Stiles &
Co. 1t is thoroughly democratic.
Owingtoa difficulty between two of the pro-
prietors, Messrs. DeCourcey and Hall, in which
the latter received severe stab from knife in
the hands of the former, Mr.. Dec. Las willis
drawn from the concern.
The Record says that already there have
crossed the river at Bidwells 10 900 head of cat
tie, 700 sheep, see horses and mules, geo emf
grants, with 200 families, who design to locate
i'll the Sacramento Valley.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

rgAn Almanac just published in San Fran
cisco SAYS, that on the 2IIll day OF July next we
may look out for long spell OF dry weather,
and ON the 18th day of December following,
rain may be expected day and night. "
We may further state that, in the month of
August next, the viii shine sufficiently hot
TO boil an egg, and the miner may economise
time. by placing piece of uncooked bread on
the top of his head, when going to work IN tue
morning; by noon he will have q Aoe-ea'ke
ready baked Fact. 80. my prophetic soul!'
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

The tINANcIAL CONDITION OF THE COUNTY
1t is customary in other counties at least where
newspapers are published, for the County Treas
urer to make periodical exhibits of the financial
condition OF the County. No good reason can be
given why like exposition has never been
made for this County. We trust that our excel
lent County Treasurer may not find it inconsis-
tent with his inclinations 10 make public repor,
of the existing monetary affairs OF the County
The people would like to know something about
her receipts and expenditures. We hope nc
one will misunderstood this article We enter
tain no suspicious of fraud or malleasance on the
part of our officers, The people simply wish
like good business man, at the end of the month
or quarter, to know how their county affair.
stand.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

+ CHlPs OF THE Old BLock.-Wc have received
from the publishers of the Union. through Adams
4 Co.. this series of Pcnkmijs Sketches, from the
racy AMI lively pen of A. Delano, Esq. II is a
work III every respect peculiarly Californian
unlike anything else thrown before the
world. l4c work is enlbclishcd by some TWEEN
iy-seven very humorous wool-cutS. We advise
every one to purchase a copy for their ov n read
ing, and Tor IA Christmas present to . friend at
the East. Price One Dollar
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

JUDGE PETERs.-Judge Peters has Just con-
clndeo The November term of the District Court
Tor siskiyou county, and returned to his resi-
dence III Crescent City. The Herald pays him
The following deserved tribute of praise:
The Judge is most happily constituted to fill
with dignity the high position which he holds
The ability and imparilality with " hich la, has
discharged the lmpoi tan and responsible duties
of his office, have called forth testimonies of
confidence and esteem from all The citizens
may well be proud of snch man,
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

Big LicKs.-We have been informed that the
claim owned by Messrs. Looney & Hopping. on
French Gnlch has been making extraordinary
yields within the past few weeks Last week
with force of seven men, they took out about
two hundred ounces of beautiful gold. This
claim has steadily yielded good wages the entire
summer.
A miner also took ont n lump, on the creek
above Morrowville, that weighed twenty two
ounces Few digsings in Northern California
have sent so many men home with "piles" as
this same French Gulch
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
Eron xroisa.

We are indebted TO A. ]. Horsely, Gram, Ro-
18th inst.
Mr.. II. describes the road as being very bad
over The mountains at present, owing to the late
rains. large number of pack trains are on the
trail. 1t mad showed considerably on Scott
mountain, but melted almost as soon as it fell
On Trinity mountain, however the snow was
lying about ten inches deep. probability is
that tie snow is now lying considerably more
than foot on either mountain
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

SwlNpLsD.-rhe Paaiic aeaIger SAYS that u
man by the name OF Reed, just arrived from
Long Wharf, San Francsc ;. Tuesday last
besides being severely drubbed by the seoun-
lrcls who seduccd him into the house. Pos +
:. Trays mex.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

NEW FIT-oUT.-We Were astonisbed on YES
terday evening to see our old friend Sheriff
Nunnaily' sRinfsins about in very superior
pair Of boots, aud wearing pair of pants pei
tcctiy unique in the way of stripes They beat
ours all hollow. Upon inquiry we found that
our old friend Downer had Just called him into
has store and rugged him out in the Zebra suit.
and his splurgng was occasioned by larldablc
desire To wet them after an economical FASH
ion. (it was raining aYfplly at the tine.) He
has a few more left
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

STAGE UPsET-Monday morning the Sacrar
ramento stage upset about three miles below
this city, injuring gentleman, Mr.. Todd Of
the firm of Todd & Jones, Shasta. severely. 1t
wns one of Hall & Crandalfs six horse coaches
and the accident happened on leyel, owing to
the sndden fright and back turn of the lenders
No blame is attached to the driver-4MarysrHe
Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

New BoARDING HoUsE.-It will be seen by
reference to his advertisement that Mr.. S. E.
Jack has opened boarding house at his resi-,
dence on High street. This furnishes very
desirable opportunity for those persons wishing
to do so, to enjoy the comforts of boarding in
agreeable family circle