Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07
Our Brethren of the Press.

.
own recommendations. But we are constrain-
ed to do it, not so much for the purpose of
disqualification as to show our brethren of
the press that we appreciate their good wishes
and good sayings. We are not a vain man;
if we were, we should probably collapse I'M
der such shower of compliments; but we can
bear praise as well as abuse like philosopher.
The latter we got considerable of in the last
political campaign; now it is no more than
fair to show our readers there are two sides to
question. So here goes 3
EASTERN TMEs-BATH ME.-The last
number of this straight forward and sterling
Democratic sheet has come to hand, with an
entire new dress, looking as bright and pros
porous as the principles it advocates. The
TINES has just entered upon the 9Th volume
of its existence. It's original and selected
matter is always of the very best, and no pa
per upon our exchange is made up so well and
tastefully, as brother Newmans. The typog-
raphy is clear and beautiful and we are glad
to learn that Its editor and proprietor has met
with that success, which his noble efforts enti-
tie him to;-may he long possess the health
and strength requisite to successfully buffet the
stormy pathway of an editors life-Dorer
nv. H.) Gazette.
EASTERN TIMEs-We are pleased to see
evidences of the thrift of this excellent demo-
cratic journal. 1t has recently put on new
dress and expensive suit, although the old one
was hardly threadbare We believe that in
no other business do men expend their surplus
funds for the benefit of their patrons to such an
do
in the improvement of their papers, and no
sooner does publisher get few spare hun
dreds of dollars, than he feels rich, and forth
with enlarges, or comes out in new suit
The press of Maine is vastly ahead of what it
was ten years ago in the quantity and quality
of matter. The man who patronizes clap
trap paper from abroad, is an opposer of large
Maine interest.-Repttblicdn Journal.
That is irst-rate sermon, Bro Moore,
from good text. "a 4t.t
The Eastern Times, at Bath, appeared last
week In new dress-making an exceedingly
neat appearance. The Times is staunch
democratic paper, and we rejoice in this evil
dence OF It's increasing patronage.-Ihe Age.
DEMOCRACY LOOKING UP.-Bro. Newman of
the Eastern Times, Bath, Me-, has commenced
d
on which occasion he presents his readers with
bran new typographical outfit, which ELECTS
the appreciation even of his Wing neighbor,
the Mirror. The modest publisher thus an
nounces his new dress -
owe are happy to appear before our read
ers this week with an improved exterior. The
old suit has been used to some purpose-it
wore well, like democratic principles-but i'm
provement is the order of the day, and we can
not, if we would, stand against its onward
march. Here is our reason for the change
to keep along In the current of progression and
make bright looking and smart speaking pa
per wear an exterior conformabIe to its deserv-
edness.-South Boston Gazette. M saa.
The Eastern Times, at Bath, appeared last
week In new dress, making an exceedingly
neat appearance. The Times is staunch
democratic paper, and we rejoice in this evil
dence of its increasing patronage. Dem
0crt. --s
The Eastern (Bath) Times appeared last
week imam entire new dress, which looks
Just as the Times has right to look -Jefer-
sOniGn. M
The Eastern Times, we are glad to see, has
come out in suit clean and new, and with its
fine heading, makes an appearance worthy of
the cause it advocates The Times is well
conducted paper, and its new costume is the
best index we can have of its prosperity
Journal Of Education. W, NV
BATH TIMEs.--The last number appeared
with new head and on new and handsome
type-like Newman. bangor Democrat,