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NEW ELEMENT IN THE NEW HAMPSHIRE CON


TEST.
The opposition 10 the democracy in New Hampshire is
marked by element, which shows the desperation
with which the warfare is being waged. reverend
and colored gentleman has been brought into the State
and il lecturng the awful pers awaiting the country
fron slavery and Popery. correspondent OF the New
Hampshire Patriot gives the substance Of bis speech in
Concord in these words Now frens jes so long de
people inue dem good 20 muffin oregnes
es long poor coored pussons Massa Fogg and de
whole liberty party viii be Of account The editor Of
the New Hampshire Patriot this new
ment Of the opposition follows
awe this black ssnderer in various ID this
vicinity and all agree that his lectures made up
black guAdsm Of the President and the democratic
party and ridiculous in regard negroes and for
eigners. correspondent Pembroke informs that in
that town nuged shameful attack upon the morals
and intelligence of New Hampshire people in general and
Franklin Pierce in particular Having received the applause
leading wings and abotonsts for this service
dered them he proceeded himself with rig
OF vituperaton against Catholics and wound by
erpaang upon the intellectual capacity Of negroes and
wishing the know nothings And
pendent adds that the ridiculous display Of
eoquenee that exhausted the patience Of
Enlightened audience, and that IL the enemies OF the emoc
raey expect reap any advantage from the vain babbng Of
such terste backyard they win find that they hare
made great mistake"
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Summary ADg--Among the
sabects which gave rise animated discussion in the
souhern commercial convention New Orleans the
practice of making advances planters in anticipation OF
their crop resolution offered by Dr. Nct,Dsey, OF
Louisiana declaring the practice entirely at variance with
everything like safety in business transactions and tending
directly establish the relation of and slave be
TIE merchant and planter by bringing the latter
the abct and erve bondage The resolutions
States to pass laws making il sasatary offence for the
planters ask the merchants make such pecuniary
advances.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23

SrEANISe Of THE CusBERLssD.-The Paiuoah An,erisau
Of the llth says The A. l. Davis LEFT this place on the
Goth December, laden for Nashville with ESQ barrels
whiskey AT 81 SO per barrel freight In consequence q,
the great scarcity OF water and the suptrsbundanec Of
wh'skey the semi-occasionar packet found Cumberland
bard road TO travel On her arrival Nashville having
been nine days out the consgnees refused to pay the
freight bill the ground Of alleged unnecessary delay
and unusual detention Suit has been Instituted bat il win
he several months before the result is known
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23

Hon John r. Thomson United States senator from New
Jersey appeared in his seat several days ago He spen
the between the sessions in Europe with hi
lady and returns from his tour greatly improved il
health.
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HON H. NJ sHAw's LETTER OF KSow-SorHIsG-

The reader will be well repaid by careful perusa Of
the letter OF DIR. Shaw knowno shingism which pub
fish to-day from the Raleigh Standard. II abounds in
strong aud patriotic sentiments and such viii be
heartily responded to By democrats.
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CUsToM-BoUsE, BosTos,
Collectors Office, Jan. 10. Is


GESTLEMEs: IN reply 70 your kind invitation just
eered be at your supper OF the
anniversary Of Frsnks BIRTH regret say that my
will deprive Of the pleasure Of being with
Though the fame Of Franklin is dear all classes Of
lean citizens since he abored in than sphere Of
fitness for the good yet especially becomes the
brethren c bis craft do bin honor 1t through bis
labors mainly that the power Of the American press de-
monsrated while bis example shed lustre the proes
sion Of his choice In the Of intellect his old Rsmsge
press victories important those achieved by the
sword in the field Of battle Though biz appearance before
the world successfully legislator philosopher and diploma
tst still the image Of Franklin the printer working the
lever Of bis prezs viii be the character most familiar
be popular mind IL poby said Of him. In alusion bis
scientific and political triumphs that be wresed the light
ming from heaven and the sceptre from tyrants To bis
brethren Of the pre many and the influential Of whom
practical printers he has bequeathed the Of hi.
power.
Let add them for your acceptance, the following ssn
ment
The Press The electric battery Of thought BY which
Franklin directed the hgbtnings a. popular indignation
against the nigh, OF oppression and destroyed 1t while il
exists anfettsred and fearless free people have enemy TO
fear.
have the honor 70 b., very respectfully, yours,
g. II. PEAsLEE.
w. y. HARADoS, and otbers,
Committee Of arranxements.
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PRINTERS, FESTIVAL.

The printers publishers bookbnders and booksellers OF
Manchester New Hampshire, celebrated ia that city
the nth instant the birthday Of Franklin in veryner-
esng aud appropriate large number OF letters
read from various persons of distinction regrettng
their inability be present and among them the follow
ing from Hon. Charles II. Peaslee
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23

The FoEL EXHIBITION AT New YoRK.--A correspondent
writes;
mere j. congress Of fowls at Barnums Museum to-
day There exhibition about ALSO in $50 coon.
one OF me greatest attractions ia Siberian game-cock
called Cheyaher DE Spurr valued at S25 He Is sad to
pair OF tame turkeys for sale $40 the arges, one weigh
ing 81 pounds Barnum exhibits his pair Of swans and
some one else has sent white parrot The show draws
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23

TINS GkfsEs cAsE.-srs Gaines has recommended suit
establish herself egatee under the win Of Daniel Clark
hsr father, 10 the probate court o. New Orleans.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23
TINS AsrEsiAs WELL AT CHARrRsroxThis WELL /, seem,
Is working wonders The News saws,

Inc progress OF this work is satisfactory We
were informed this morning by Mr. Wslicn that depth
layer OF rock The water ia gushing out AT the rate OF a
~ snons minute and has greatly improved in qlal-
an elderly gentleman, who attended the recent
says be has increased seven pounds il weight a. veil IL
appetite ne water supposed BY him 70 possess medi-
q N 'ne News inform Us whether this .elderiy een,
man y IN 'ne habit q ~egbing bis appetite by the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23
Accident TO Jupox HARpExAs.--The Macon Messenger
OF

Of yesterday says;
Judge Robert V. Hardeman was thrown from bis buggy
on Saturday last In Jones county and seriously injured
that for Time he thought to be in very crteal
condition We much gratifed learn that his inu-
fes are not az serious as they first supposed be-
snd that be was 80 much better yesterday morning that
his ply sicans considered him out OF danger The Judge
has host OF friends in this community who have manifest
cd very great concern about his condition and who win
be very much relieved by this Information
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ANOTHER GOLD GsoRGtA---The Augusta Chroni-
Gle says;
We were shown Monday very handsome lot of gold
said TO have been taken from newly discovered deposte
mine the line of Warren and Columbia counties and
about q mile from Fountain Camp Ground in Warren
county The Jumps varied in size from four TO five penny
weights down to the smallest particles collected by the aid
OF mercury The deposte they have vet discovered
vein i situated branch and Is supposed to cover an
area OF one mile in length By forty y ards in width
Thus far the average yield the hand pc day has been
from two and half to four and half penn weights
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23

ENGAGEMENT THE ESGAGrsG JuIIA.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the New Orleans Picayune.
= We hear from what consider undoubted authority,
het there has been formed matrimonial engagement be-
the accomplished and beautiful Miss Dean
DR. Hayne, OF South Carolina Of the great orator
and statesman the late Robert T. Hayne formerly of the
United States Senate
We learn that the fair ancSs will conclude
gagements already made here in Boston, and elsewhere
before retiring to those walks OF lfe which
her pretty speech Saturday night she felingy al
luied
May those walks be sunny as her own sweet
smiles, and as joyous as her ringing laughr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-23

WHAT CLIMATE Peas and other vegetables are bud
ding and bossoming in the open air in Florida
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W. y. hARADoN, and utbers,
COMMITTEES q arrangements.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21
NUMBER 20.

Sd. determination to use all honorable
means to obtain modification of the naturaliza-
tion laws. Ia f-sW
4th. An invocation of the arm of legislation to
arrest the evils OF the deportation by foreign au-
thorities of paupers and convicts upon cur
shores; and requiring that our diplomatic rep
resentatives abroad shall possess no foreign pre-
judices to bias their judgment, or TO influence
their official action.
Thus are both wings Of the KnowNothing
party in the field the one, the Southern wing,
openly prescribing men because of their religion,
but avowing sound constitutional views on the
Slavery questionable other, the Northern wing,
planting itself fearlessly upon the Anti-Nebraska
platform 4faa
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21
TOBACCO.

virggpiq Observation-Disclosures Agency.
IREEN, BEATis & ALLEN. ccrner Wash
NJ ing;on and Battery streets. Saa francisco.
would inform the trade of California and Ore
gon, that they have established house in this
city for the sale of VIRGINIA AiANUFAC-
TGRED TOBACCO, which they are receiving
direct from, and selhng directly oe account Of,
the manufacturers; consequently, they eau sell
at prices that must be satisfactory. The invoice
value rf our present stock is considerably over
5000 600 scom prsing an assortment as e, style
and qiali.y greatly superior TO anything eyer Of
frre.i IN the Pacific coast. aud equal 10 iiat OF
any house in tie Atlantic States. Among the
brands are The following:
,Cruuptuil's Four Aces; do Sow. of the Seas;
Crnmpton's Bride of the Pacific: do. Medal :
IIalseys Four AS; Boyd's Gold Leaf;
Thomas Club Hnnse; en. Anna Bishop;
Saunders Harry OF the West;
Fersusnn's Star of the West;
Miller & Crenshaw's i3luif City:
Royster's Canielopei sla - -
Dickensou's Ocean and Witches Eye;
Crosby & Wootten's Metropolitan,
Also. Smoking and Leaf Tobacco, aud COG
packages ordinary brands msis-9m
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21
THE SHASTA COURIER
From, Salmon River.

Forks OF SALMON, July 9TH, 1885.
EDIroRs SHASTA COURIER :--As no one else
will keep you posted up in the doings Of this
place think it advisable to try my hand again.
1t becomes my painful duty to inform you of all
affray that occurred at this place, on the evening
of the third, in which of our citizens lost his
life. The circumstances are these, as near as
can learn. Fred. White, German, was at
French dance house, and got into dispute with
Joseph Turally, the bar keeper. Some words
passed between them, when Turally told Fred.
that he ould fla him in minute. and started
to the bar to get his pistol. Fred. followed him
to the BAR but did not draw his pistol until Tu-
rally reached for his. when Fred. drew his pis-
tol and shot him. AS soon as he did SO be ran
out aud got his mule and left. We have since
heard that he went to SCOTS Valley. He is yet
at large. and it is the opinion of those that know
the full particulars, that he was justifable.
But enough Of bad news. and now for some
thing else. Times good; money plenty !;
miners are dung better than ever; the first claim
on the North Fork yielded its owners last week,
with one sluice, and four men, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty dollars and eighty five
cents. They are at work in a bank some fifty
feet deep. 1t pays from the top. Every one
that has water to work the bank claims is doing
well.
The river is unusually low for this season OF
the year.
The Company that are bringing the water to
this place are getting along very well. Inc
Aume is completed about half way. and they
have the water on two large bars that pay from
four to eight dollars per day. The Company will
have the water here in the course of two months,
if they do not stop the enterprise to work that
part of the river that they drain. Their Aume
is six feet wide and three deep.
Our little village has grown rapidly this spring
We have four stores. one bowling saloon, three
boarding houses and one large saloon. two
blacksmith shops, one butcher shop and large
bakery, and miners cabins till you can't rest.
Should anything of importance occur again
you will hear from the oi JUNCTION
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21
DENTISTRY.
OCULIST AND AURIST.
DIR. RADAKOUs,

DIR. RADAkOUS,
HAVING for number OF years devoted un-
Il l. RENTING attention to the treatment OF dis
eases of The EYE and EAR, in all their various
forms and stages. Haiters himself that he has ac-
quired valuable practical experiences in that de-
pertinent. DR.. BADAROUS has been a resi-
dent of saa Francisco for the last four years,
and during that time has had opportunities Of
treating successfully many very severe cases OF
diseases of The EYE and EAR. He takes pleas
ure in referring those unacquainted with him to
the following gentemen:- .a
+. ". Macondray, e.. X. Garrison,
Bernard Peyton. W. F. Babcock,
Augustus Huiabert, Judge Lake,
Harrison Ulrnstead VIM. Is. Little. 50 ts
W. Barber, ii. NJ. Wh'more,
w. NJ. Lent. George Davidson, !.
Judge Hoffman, G. J. Brenham.
OFFICE Corner of Montgomery and Cali
fornia streets, San francisco.
Office hours from Q 10 l 1 a. NJ, and from to
I'm. jeo3-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21

THE BRrTIsH CHARAcrER-"T There are two
kinds of boasting," said Sam, :. active aud pas
sive. The former belongs exclusively TO my
countrymen, and the latter to the British. AYan-
kee openly asserts and loudly proclaims his su-
periority. John Bull feels and looks It, He
don't give uiterance to his conviction. He takes
it for granted all the world knows and admits it,
and he is so thoroughly persuaded of it himself,
that, TO use his own favorite> phrase. he don't
care fig if folks don't admit it.'H His vanity,
therefore, has a sablimiy in it. He thinks, as
the Italians say, that when nature formed him.
she broke the mould There never was, never
can, and never will be. another like him. His
boastin', therefore. is passive. He shows it and
acts il; but he don't proclaim it. He conde-
scends, and is gracious. patronizes and talks
down to you."-Sam Sticks Mature and Human
Nature
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21
j Q z G a r S ,
POLLARD 81 IEAsON'S
Anti Malaria Pills.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
IA tent Gpd Intermittent Fevers, and also
,nost etecieal cure fox all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these tevers, such as Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia. Indigestion, and Enlarge
ment Of the Spleen or Ague Cake. For inter
mittent Fever or Fever and Ague, these pills
are up.opb,edly thelmost etfectua and safe rem
edy in the krown world. They may be taken
at any Stage of the disease, well in the cold
stage as in the bot. These pills not only stop
the Ch,is and Fever, but they remove from the
system all secondary afllictions which remain
after tue use of other remedies. to reproduce
the disease again In this respect we claim
superiority over every other remedy which has
been offered ia the public. There is paper
round each box. under tbe label, containing
short history d the causes OF the fevers OF this
county. aaa tae effects and operation OF the
remedy which we propose These pills are
made aud put up in the city of Mary ysville, Yuba
county, Cal. sa.7
Depot and ofiice-D st,ecs, second door south
OF the United States Hotel.
sfF' For sale in Shasta by DIR. Benz Shurtletf,
sgeut for Shasta County.
July 18th, 1854. fI318Iss Bi2u
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. SC.
VTvHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
l. the business of Painting. Glazing and IA
per Hanging, in the city of Shasta and sprfound-
ing country. on his own individual account,
mario 1t fAs@f-A saN VAN sCtAioh.
Shasta Dec. l6. 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21
Later from Australia.

BY the arrival of the John l.. Stephens. we
have advices from Australia to the Oath May.
The Age opposes very strongly the proposed
export duty on gold act of injustice 10 the
miner aud tax imposed upon labor. With equal
Justice. they say, that WOOL tallow and the other
ex ports of the country should be also taxed.
The land system still continues TO excite a
great deal of ill-feeng against the Government,
and the same Journal speaks out plainly against
it, and against the folly of thwarting, thus OBJ
stinatey and rashy, the interests of the settlers.
1t says:
"There is a vast area of land, sufficient to sup
port millions of people, lying idle and waste !;
and here the unemployed crying out for free
lands Their number is daily increasing by i'm
migration, and the voice of their complaint may
very soou assume the tone of demand, threat
ening the so,called vested rights aud established
interests, nnti the volcano of dissatisfaction
bursts, producing a disturbance more formid-
able than Ballarat. because more general, and
more disastrous in its consequences because
more fundamental in its cause"
speaking to the home government
"Do you owe us no gratitude! Can you
offer us no return? Be assured that if you vio.
late your duty parent, we will not be slow
to renounce our filial obedience as your off
spring"
The increasing Chinese immigration is also
exciting much public discussion and though
public feeling considers it un'dvisable to check
the immigration of these people. it is generally
felt that some step should be taken to control its
excess and to put stop to the evil and the i'm
morality il produces
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21

DOCTOR ]. E. PELHAM
HAvING LOCATED HIMSELF FOR THE
l. Il purpose of practicing the variqus branches
OF Medicine. offers his professpaal services to
the citizens of Shasta aud vicinity, and hopes,
by clese attention aud reasonable charges TO
.neritand receive portion of the public pat
ronase. To those to whom he is unkaown, he
hopes it will not be eoRsid cred out OF place for
him to state that he has praciiced the various
branches Of his profession for
10 Years,
the last five years of which were passed in Cal
iforuia. He is graduate OF the Aiedlcal De-
pnrtment of Pennsylvania University, and has
Recommendations from men of, the highest
s,audins Ia sae south west IL reference 10 his
character as n Physician. ~
4fs< OFFICE
Next door to the Eagle Hotel. 'ul
Shasta March "a, 1879. ml24-u
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
SIERRA NEV "A D A.
Three Days Later From Europe
Further Fighting, &c.

Highly Important from Nicaragua Walkers Er-
pedition-B Bloody Battle aciM the Legatimists-
Sir Aae,icans and eighty Mattress kiiied-Chot-
era-Late, frors GENERALIZATION Of Saats
Anna, &c &c. jat sffimm q
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-21

u A correspondent Of the Advertiser thus
pceticaly describes a scene in Louisville:
This town does very cnrions seem, s.
For boys run loose at random, asa ta
And when folks want splendid team,
They hitch two jackasses before dray
and get big niger with red shirt on to drive
'em tandem.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-27

Fellow OF the Royal College Of physicians and for years
Senior Physician In the London Royal Infrmary for
diseases Of the Lungs,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-27
D. D. DICKEY,
Heavy Hardw arc.

III @ avy III ard w arc
No. College street, Nashville, Tcnn.,
WE ANNEXED and Relied Iron more than 100 differ
D II en sizes) Cut Nails and Spikes Wrought Spikes
Cut, Shear ind German steel; English and American
Blister steel Sheet Iron, all sizes; Platform Scales all
sizes; Counter Scales: Coffee Mills Iron Axes Springs
Wrought Iron Gas Pipe, al sizes; Hammers; Axels; Ho
low Ware; Sad Irons; Bark Mills Plow Castings.
Agricultural Implements a. Machines.
Plows Of all patterns, made by the Nashville Pow Fac
tory; Wagons Nheebarrows; Cultivators; Road Scra-
pers; Corn Shelters; Straw Cutters; Fan Mills; Fruit
Ladders; Grind Stones Horse Powers and Threshers;
Horse Rakes; Grain Cradles; Chnrns; Meat Cutters;
Sausage Filters; Corn Grinders; Corn Planters: Half
Bushels; Buckets; Tubs; Pumps of all kinds Lead Pipe;
Zine Pipe, and Hydraulic Rams
Timers Materials.
Tin Plate Russia Sheet iron; Imitation Russia Sheet
from Wire, all sizes; Sheet Copper Copper Bottomsi
Pig Lead, Block Tin; Slab speer; Sheet Zinc; &c.
Foundry a Machine Shop Materials.
Pig Iron; Pittsburgh Coke; Pittsburgh Coal; Boiler
Iron; Iron for Shating Locomotive Fues; Tank Iron;
Patent Hot Pressed Nuts and Washers; Boiler Ryets;
Car Axels Large Grind Stones
WiLLERS N4 7ERTdLS.
French Burr Mil Stones; Lulls Patent Smut Machine;
Hosting Screws; Picks; &C.
BtILDING Ma TERLdLS
Worked Flooring; Window Sash; Doors; Blinds,
Frames; Shingles; Zinc Paints; Marbled Iron Mantles
of all Patterns; Nouldngs; &C.
Being connected with the House Of Isaiah Dickey
CO. of Pittsburgh, he is prepared TO I'LL all orders for
Pittsbmg manufactures with Dispatch and having
nessee produce will pledge himself to pay the outside
prices in cash. will receive and forward commits
sion, making liberal advances Cotton Tobacco, Pork,
Bacon, Lard Talow, BeeswaX Ginseng, Feathers, Flax
seed, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rye MietSeed Dried Fruit,
Pea Nuts, Honey, Rags Eggs, Pig Metal, Blooms, &c.
January lg--1y-93u
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-27
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,

HNllE great remedy for rheumatism Govt Pain In
n Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints; Scrofa King
Evil, White Swelling, Hard Tumors Still Joints and iii
fixed pains whatever ~ U.s.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot exist
II has been beneficial In of weakness such n .
Pain and weakness In the Stomach Weak Limbs Lame.
ness Affection Of the Lungs In their primary stages
1t destroys inflammation by perspraton
James u. Boyd Pickens district, South Carolina tes
titles that by Its use alone he cured Of Rheumatism
n both OF his knees, OF several years standing
The following was handed us by respectabI. phvsi
clan In Georgia:
Messrs. Scovil h Mead-Gents: have been ns,,,
your Lverwor and Tar and Hebrew Plaster very
syey IN my practice for three years past and Il il with
pleasure that state my belief In their superioritv
all other articles with which, am acquainted Tor no
purposes for which they are recommended Tho IJe
brew Plaster, especially Is universal pnnocea for 10
cal pains. have also found most excellent apnlco
on for sprains and Bruises. II gives universal salts.
action wherever used. SIS OSIIN. n.
Knoxville, Ca, March 4th, 1853
Beware Of counterfeits and blse limitations
The genuine will in future have the signature NJ y
rlfion on the engraved label on the top OF each box
Purchasers are advised that mean COUNTERPART of
this article Is in existence.
The genuine il sold only by u.s. and by our agents an
pointed through the Southland pedlar is allowed 10
sell It, Dealers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying Of any hut regular agents otherwise
they will be imposed upon with worthless article
sCOVlL MEAD, III Charities ST., New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southern States 10 whom
all orders must invariably be addressed.
Sold also by p. III kErn Co., Athens; CowAN HAM
NoND, Charleston; W. II. CR,IGMiIEs, Cleveland; Moss
MckANY, Benton; J. A. 4 G. W. CorFIS, Madsonyi
and agents In every town In the State Dec. l. oily