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The Shasta courier., 1853-08-13

Y Forty-eght thousand letters and twelve
thousand newspapers were mailed at the San
Francisco Post Office for the steamer of the Is.
inst.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-13
CITY HATH HOUSE.

CITY E1Tss HOUSE.
Rear Of the California Erehonge.
shasta.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
n of the above establishment bcgs leave
TSsN to cali the attention of the public AT
large To his new and commodious
BATHING ROOMS.
aiMi5l situated in the rear of the California Ex-
w ohange-.nd takes this method Of in
forming them, that nothing shall be wanting on
his part. that Will conduce TO the comfort OF
those who nav favoy him with call.
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Singls Tickets 81 90
Fifteen = lU w
Thirty :. 10 uO
"a Hot and cold Baths at althours-
ar1a ,f $. LEAN.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-13
s,AxroN 4 sNAvEI.X,

CARPENTERS AND BUHDERS-
Es,;,,,,.s and specificatians made on all kinds
of hp;ldinoS Jobbing done at the shortest no.
tice. Also. Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand and made ia order
NIB. Seasoned lumber always on hand.
LIvtyc.ros BARTON. URiAH B. SSavELY.
,n.rt.,, Shasta City.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-13
CRAM. ROGERS Il CO.'S
California ANA Oregon Express.

CniifOrmIa ana Oregon Exprrss.
A>A Connecting at Shasta rith
<gaSM> A DAN g. Co.'S rel
S-.ssSSNs ~S-s,SSSs-NSSs-%- kloeen oaJ unriraiied Pa
cfc and Aflontc E.zpress.
ERAM. ROGERS & CO. world most re-
u specially inform the public that they have
nlade arrangements to forward Weekly Ex-
press 10 ASH from 'lte following places, in charge
OF our regular messengers:
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
yreka.
.JackSoRrHle.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-13

OF every description promptly executed in a su-
perior manner.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04
Temperance in Maine.
ORLANDO.

There are so many men who would
like to be deemed honest, who affect to
doubt whether the Prohibitory Law has
really diminished Liquor-drinking in
Maine, that we feel frequently obliged to
recur to the testimony on this point
Theoretical guesses as to what the effect
of proposed law will probably be, are
well enough in the absence Of facts; ;
but where a law has been in force for
nearly two years, theories are nothing,
statistics everything. We dare you, gen.
tlemen, who affect to doubt, on theoreti-
cal grounds, the good effects ofthe Maine
Law, to scrutinize the facts!
Rev. w. H. HADLEY, who writes the
following letter, is Minister at Large to
the Poor of Portland, the chief city of
Maine, and devotes his time and ener-
gies TO visiting the Poor in their houses,
and there advising, admonishing and
helping them. If he don't know what is
the general effect of the Maine Law, no
man can know it. He has been appeal
ed to as witness by enemies as well as
friends of that Law. In reply to these
appeals, he has just written as follows:
OFFICE OF THE MINISTRY AT LARGE,
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 6, 1853.
DEAR SIR:-Your communication Of
the 9th inst, is this moment received;
and although the immediate demands
upon my time, pertaining 10 my calling,
are this morning numerous and urgent,
lay them all aside to repel the misera.
BILE misrepresentation Concerning the
operations of our Liquor Law, to which
you allude.
The duties of my profession do not al.
low me much time or opportunity 10
write or speak on the subject Of Temper.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

would be willing to have it exchanged
foF anything better. Sd ! would. Let
me know what is better. There may,
for aught know, in the progress Oh hu-
man skill, be something better discover
ed. Il has already been improved; il
may be made still better. But it has
proved thousand fold better than all its
predecessors in the character OF legal en-
actments. Ais growing daily more and
more in favor with our people. Thought
I knew of ONE man who was once in
favor Of il, who is now opposed to it ;
but he declares that he was always tho
roughly opposed 10 il, and so | do not.
know Of one who has changed his opin-
ion against it, but Of hundreds who were
opposed or distruslful, who are now its
ardent supporters. fffgg0W
] regret the necessity Of writing on SO
important subject with such great haste I;
but you have such simple facts as can
furnish at minutes notice, and put on
paper in the briefest possible time.
Yours, very respectfully, ~
W. H. HADLEt, Minister at Large.
REV. 7. W. HIeeINsoN, Worcester Mass.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

or the Cayuga Chief is responsible
for the following. He has been through
the mill, and ought to know how 10
manage the affairs Of which he speaks:
Young man keep your eye peeled
when you are after the women. If you
bite at the naked hook you ARE green.
Is pretty dress or form SO attractive
Flounces, boy, are OF no sort of conse-
quence. A pretty face will grow old.
Paint will wash off. The sweet smile of
the Airt will give way to the scowl Of
the termagant. The neat form will be
pitched into dirty calico. Another and
far different being will take the place of
the lovely goddess who smiles sweet
smiles and eats your sugar candy.
Keep your eye peeled, boy, when you
are after the women. If the little dear
is cross and sColds al her mother in the
back room, you may be sure that you
will get particular fits all around the
room. If she apologises for wping dish
es, you will need a girl to fan her. If
she bushes when found at the wash-tub,
with sleeves rolled up, be sure, sir, that
she is of the Goldfish aristocracy, little
breeding and less sense. If you marry
gal who knows nothing but 10 commit
women slaughter upon the piano, you
have got the poorest piece Of music ever
got up. Find the one whose MIND is
right, and then pitch in. Don't be hang
ing round like a sheep-thief, as though
ashamed to be seen in the daytime, but
walk up like chicken to the dough and
ask for the article like a man.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ALLEGoRY. IA hum
ming-bird met a butterfly, and being
pleased with the beauty OF its person,
and the glory Of its wings, made an offer
of perpetual friendship.
a cannot think Of it." was the reply,
Gas you once spurned me, and called me
a drawling dolt."
tImpossibleW exclaimed the hum
ming-bird. 81 always entertained the
highest respect for such beautiful crea-
lures as you"
''Perhaps you do now" said the other,
"but when you insulted me, was a
caterpillar. So let me give you piece
Of advice: never insult the humble, as
they may some day become your supe-
rioTs."
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

THE CAUSE OF lT.-The New York
"Medical Gazetten has an article 10 cor
rect the impression that the large NOR
tality by sun.stIoke in that city was the
result Of the hot weather alone. II ar
CUES that the true cause of death was a
paralysis of the stomach rather than
''congestion of the BRAIN" induced by
the use Of stimulating liquors. The edi.
tor says, eve record it as a witness and
not as disputant, that we have seen no
case of serious or dangerous character,
in which the patient had not been in
dulging in intoxicating drinks, while
heated, in an atmosphere ranging above
80 degrees in the shade."
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

or The following toast, drank with
cold water, tastes pretty well 10 Temper
ance people;
"The Health and Memory of the man
that chopped down the trees, and cleared
the land. that ploughed the ground. that
raised the corn, that fed the goose, that
bore the quill, that made the pen, that
wrote the pledge Of total abstinence from
all Intoxicating drinks" sl9 1i,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04
Written for The Herald.
The Tipler's Song.


TnE wnrrcHED Tnn cOnno
SIT to Ausis end suns at Forest Lsndias.
TA.,e,fa wretebed time coming, lads,
A wretched time coming,
fear our hosts are doomed to b
without one drop Of good whisky, A
In the wretched time coming.
The temperance men say We have Deen .,., 81
In time great deal strOngerj
IL looks a good deal like II, lads,
But ven drink little longer. II
Therea A vretched time coming, lads,
3 AwFetched time coming
Some time ago way down in Maine, 4
Thsy made law, and loud proclaim III ii .A
a wreiehed time coming
To every one who loves his vine,
Or something little stronger;
But here, my lads, in Delaware,
Wen drink little longer. AM
1a ,ttl .Is&N&t &k
There's a wretched time coming, lads,
A wreched time coming
Nassachusetts and Rhode Island too
Have followed Maine. What shall we do
In the wretched time coming
And Old Vermont has backed the three, frea
With law little stronger;
But never mind, that's way up north,
Wen drink little longer. afW
There's wretched time coming, lads,
wretched time coming; EN
In wisconsin and Michigan,
The temperance fires brightly burn.
o, the wretched time coming
In every State throughout the land,
Teetotallers are stronger;
But never mind, there's some "Tye" lett,
Wen drink little longer.
There's wretched time coming, lads,
A wretehed time coming;
Our brandy, rum, our wine and gin,
Will be among the missing
In the wretched time coming.
Wen SIGH in vain for "gOod old peach,"
Than which what else is stronger;
But 'tinthat time wen all ''imbibe'- s.
Wen drink little longer.
There's wretched time coming, lads,
wretched time coming;
in our own State in days OF yOre
The temperance men were not so sure
OF a wTetched time coming;
But at the work in haste they went,
And every day grew stronger,
And now they boldly tell us all,
Well drink but little longer.
There's a wretched time coming, lads,
wretched time coming
One more election like the last,
Then will the fatal die be cast
That wretched time is coming.
The CRY is now-"the law Of Maine,"
Or something little stronger;
And il we don't bestir ourselves,
Wen drink but little longer.
There's wretched time coming, lads,
A wretehed time enmtn0.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

" Let your actions correspond with
your good report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
NEUL.JERSEY ITEMS.

DEATH oT JOIN K GooDMAs-1he funeral Of tho late
John X Goodman. who died ON Saturday last, was at
tended Yesterday He born in Hadey Mass ia l776
ard died at the age OF H. lie came 70 jersey NY 20
limits Of jersey City-then known az Pauas Hook-snd
those families lived in one house IheJersey cry OHIof
10 an obituary notice Of him. says that he was quiet and
unohrusve gentleman noted for his honest dealing, and
resreoted by oil who acquainted wan him lie was
one Of the int Board Of Seectmen Of jersey City.
NyyTty0 or THE CosMos CoUScIL.-A meeting of
the Board q Ademsn Wa held At tic LJssam s C,. %
Fire ard Water reported upon the communication o. zoos
eISso OF he r, Of tho Chf Essneer shs Fire Department
and he opinion Of thu Cy Attorney that no AJ soa
be sd ofr q Ia The eHys'
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FATzL CASE or HYDROPHOBIA.


NIsI KlIIISoLT. Conn Monday, Oct. a. 1853.
~ EoFkiDs. late Of ProTideEce. 4 l., was bitten
- cog - Enon Be TGbd. the 22d Of July last.
~ - IA friends lid fesrs for weeks but after
s lsss q ag-f three months they began TO hIpe that
--e t-s 4 ctrger had past. While on visit to the
teuas = - t.Cther u ll Hr l. Warren Of this town.
6r- a. ~; 4 Fdcty, tie <st inst he was taken III
80 49, r. - a-iseked WITH nlg-ea AID SPANS Nothing
Stri6sc WI covered in lis symptOm- until Saturday
ac--rg bsu ;l-ltler q wafer being presented lac
f.,l l. colH reoese il AID even the sight of water
etrsfc cc-rrlsOIe Medical I'D called, and Il was
.-. tes--tirsd fhs; biz hoDiesS case OF Hydro
ltts Re bectUe tie fuhjeci o; violent paroxy-ins
Nst wee rsIsstd ~ l1cd intervals until Sabbath, D
r,s. tt<us otlofk + 81. when he expired. His age
va sfr-; 60 ,ezr HI s1ferings v re- indescrbable
~ stft a. g. ssr 0ut and destroy vigorous and very
y,rt. yolur lie In sbOu; ~ bOur His lucid se1-ons
stulsktt i0r IDi IRE q mind AL sef posses,on
Es f-g p.ces-Cyo i cas, In.ds all necessary arrange
mere fssrs - IL ssulsf butinff spoke cheeriuy Of
10 tfrro t ell ton leaye q h wife, and many other
frlct viz Auc rS;lefec YOuDd him ffequ ny eutreaed
fei. ~ - mi fbsi ~ ID rot ure them during tbs
ls f,-e- q ta b. oDJ1 syOs .0ch coutoiOns sDi
utrftis6 u,tls AL CIisfisn rlbnness - tho eni
wlEt tflcf p. 7.
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DIED.

GAUvAIN- Tuesday, November NJ Gsuvsn Of inssms
tcn Of the lungs eyed q nsve OF France and tor mnJ
rcsidens Of this City
his lends are nv his from his late residences
Franklin sr Church. this "wednesday afternoon
2o'clock
sTUART-At Detroit, Mich Oct "a Passed mdshipman Johs
Stuart Of u Navy aged lie son oths late Hos
and born at Macknac In 1872 lie married
the 1850 to Mis- Field Of Ne"for niece OF Joseph
CLARK Esd Of Detroit whom he leaves widow together with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
The time Of holding the military meeting in reference
City Armory has been changed to Friday evening


CopNoE CoUscIL ITENs-At the meeting of the Com
mon Council on Monday evening the following preamble
and resolution were offered by Aid. Baker
Jyea The Gle sning streets fied 10 do 50
ecoGue to contract the streets thereby hthy con
that immediate seps should be TAKEN 70
have most OF the streets cleaned. therefore
between Frs and Fourths and GRAND south seventh
,nd Fou.thets thoroughly clesned their whole length -
After debate II was decided that the Cry CLERK
should be directed notify tho contractor that unless he
proceed Immediately with this work. the City will clean
these and deduct tho expense thereof from his con-
tract
Az ItSKSowS Mas KILLED.-An unknown man was
run OVER by Engine No. :, about o'clock on Monday
night il Grand st. Seventh and almost instantly
killed The Company were running TO a fire. when he
attempted jump the inside OF the rope and was thrown
dow and the wheels passed over hs neck lie was con-
viewed 70 the First Ward Station House whore Coroner
Cooke held an inquest yesterday forenoon and verdict
was rendered in accordance with the above facts De
ceased had not been recognized up TO last evening His
remains were removed the house OF Engine Company
No = Yesterday, where the funeral will take place this
afternoon az O'Clock, and will be buried by Thorn at
Union Cemetery. Deceased an Irishman, about 20
wears of age and bad blue oyers and blue checked
shirt On his arm the letters T. t., in India ink.
Pierson Brown elected Assistant Engineer of the
Fire Department in place of ID. Lindsay resigned. on
Monday evening.
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC NOaISETIONs.-Superyi.or
Jacob Neserole Aldermen. John C. Kelly Henry X.
HOggett.
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MARRIED..

BALNFORTH- wHITE-At Trinity Church on Tuesday. Nov.
by the Rev Mr. Weston Christopher Bsimforth Essbc<h
White both Of this City. 49,
BhRR-INGLFS & in Highland Oakland Co, Mlsh-
bv he Rev samuel Besey Mr. Barr Of Portland Ions Co.
Mich 10 Mis- Emrns A. Insles, Of Highland
ST JOHN-ROGERS-At Weseheser on Tuesday Nov. |. q,
The resdenco OF C. Williams Baker Esq By the Rev William II.
Btnss g. St John, Of California Hester A. Rogers
N. NnrLE ity
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VILLIANSB URGU ITEMS

MASS MEETIsGs-The Democrats Of Newtown hold
mass meetings to respond to the Democratic State and
County nominations the evening OF the 80 INST AZ AS
toria and on Monday next at Wheelors Hotel in New
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