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IMPORTANT 20 FAkMEIts. NON ,TEp
GARDENERS. FLORISTS. SHIP OWNERS, lNtomnr 1trS
ClMpA MES. MANllE AfrCILREES. ARTlLANS. ItN2t

SIGNAL MEN MECHANICS AND OTiLha. =, sEcrs.
THNHE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE CONFINED II nni,ir,
Sd By UNITED LETTERS PATENT :n,,Cn ,:ite
will be prose by This is the most val fcr.
age anu without which vessels manufacturers puo use.
eIs and prya;c dwellings, are incomplete and
cure viii, this cheap eicen. Fire Engine c 90!
ectIy independent OF all unacccnEoIaiins iiiau1e!%'
can bid defiance: The iGcen!iaTy
RECOMMENDATIONS. . -, IA. hi
We Tho urlcrsneI do hereby certify .ha: elch OF 20 p.,:,
erected on our .os one Mc. K. b. MITCHELL H. ,Ga
and have given 20 il fair trial. ans. We feel 10 heL to
aen 'i MS is 10 "'''' CHARLES MARX. kieiinoh:
Puon1' DR. ROYSrER, IInGueii't SI..
ARCHD VAUGHN. Fa'rasl.'itt' Z.
1have Pump of Mr. Birmingham Mics! III ~; ;f III IT.
TEEN most valuable appehaase' stsa '' r. B TYLER
cient protection az ai,st hEe
The pump can The "h:s oice article are
nS- SOrlCE.-Al pe.sons buying oIseiiins ''e -
responsible Inc for IT, ,,,rcrI l. PropI.,'l.
April ll-eu T. BRlIliN"hAh ''''|
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If secession would place in better position for the
recovery Of fugitive slaves or for spreading slave popu
aon other countries but would ntepUse insurnuun
able obstacles TO both would invest with more eectu
al of REFRESHING the fanacsm of the Northern States?
am incapable OF perceving any such effect No, gentle
men, will require the and energies of more
than of the savehodng States quiet this wicked n.y.
itaon resist its fatal influence. The strongest Gov
e.nnens in Chrs,cndom, France and Sweden and Great
Britain been made yield up their beautiful islands
in the West Indies utter desoaon appease the fury
Of this Demon The Spanish West India Islands and Bra
z the only civilized countries carh beside these
Southern States in which slavery exists and fourth OF
century will leave vesge Of it in either of them
And be wise their doom distant day.
With these consequences before would il be wise TO re-
sort secession against the views and wishes of all those
States, that are bound in common destiny with us?
While profoundly egettng that any of the Southern States
do view the peril immediate and imminent rs they do
in South Carolina he cannot believe that they ess re-
solved protect and the domestic institutions of
the South than ourselves" Virginia. lie thinks will never
lead the hosts of the Souh-bu that duty will devove upon
South Carolina or Georgia:
But lead who may is destiny to act conspicuous
part in the contest when 1t shall come and come it will
surely there God Interest and selfpreservaon will
arouse and unite the States that grow cotton and rice and
sugar Let and hinder this great movement by
any rashness of Let not vany endeavor sepa
destiny from that of oil those States that have
interest and from whom alone, OF all mankind
have right hope for for sympathy Remember
cannot preserve slavery all the other Southern States
surrender It!
Mr. Burt, unlike many of the leading South Cnroinians
confidently believes that the General Government will
tempt Carolina into obedience and he fears that the
other States ofhe South believing shat s. Carolna from fac
lions and selfish motives is endeavoring to involve them in
contest without would look upon struggle between
e General Government and that State without concern and
without sympathy" In this do not concur-for are
satshed that tho first gun fred BY the Federal Government
IN struggle with South Carolina would unite the whole
oou'n on the side of the latter Stateand that the
authofties at Washington will look we'll this important
CONSIDERATION. AT the same time, fully agree with Mr..
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DOCTOR y. r.. e.,
15sCssSgsslJ,s S9ySMpNrlfIa.
woADKn AxD nhKssls, o.. THs AGK.

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ASs 1anAfsH AND s,o fLsAs ~. En-, AsD wAk
rrrrs wiTuaUr vnn1T,sa pMna
'on .Ha s nm, -. NJ a,Is
TATTSa rt,r p.TrrHT ~ "
pVvE great beauty and snnesiotv Of h;s own
W. Sosy i y ore ~ IL ysry ~
SPRING AID SUMMER MEDICINES
renshens the nsrnn Int II oreate. nnss and sinh
bood po,Ser Dosessed b. no osher ne1icine And n
oesfomsd wtin ne lss i've 1esis more than i0 600 cur,
II seyee Gases Of disease at Lead 1900 were
durins IL two past sessonss '. ''s N'" IVY
WANT OF NERVOUs ENERGY. AA'D
Dr. Townuends SsIzaDsYia inyirofstas the hola svatem
psansny. To thess who have their muscular energy
o. the excessive Indulgence Of the PASSIONS and brought or
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{s1t eis1f foe lndis0tons Dyspegela jaundis4 Lives
SO on Ds sssst s g s. ~
= 49, q - I'd; M! sspasslss = ~ea''a
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1eisnsiAc nviasncs.
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NE sams manner = they weald b. n ~ human
ps Ps.s IN his famous tsatise On Food and Dis
poos.nsd by Fowler Wen. New York; pase states the
3. .' Ssd d.eS he sSd 81
Y Combs N lis valuabls writing cnthe Physoosyos
Ohsesyes that elimination Of the due quantity
y Ss Ss,se !scs D.o%ps1 and e. sssse
- q Msdicins z tondop who ssysls1 sfcted with
finding every thing es fall had 70 70
~ ss , ss !1iss S6ss9sd aST'chs Of living AMI
GrshaH., aetlNr x the famous week on " y6sstabs
psst " ays Remarkably faoi . pyaolcsy thss he
Semacn o. aninss mscsatsd IN Nst tmpa e The auid
ind q srsl digestion q .Ss1 i 10 We =" d
f Hns acm tn,ensipral djssstye pFQcsas.
s,:sss'f "a. Pis s:s. y. rs 3: ss;
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j:.;;s: Si:s; $3.50 fSI!:s.lsSI: IN ri.
AAy pss e an sssaiaaiioa 4 s. s.is iii s.ps si
: ss 2 &c. sSa .:
p;Fs9:lf k ]. Y, . s,tisis + e ~ .stssl
.s ::s g.: :; kiERbb1i t's 8 81 d
General Agent far Southern States.
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vats disease. and undermine The Oonstisutaon.
ssCRQPULA CURED.
Boa
tn''' persons 'a:is Is a SH
you that thrse Of my Children casa q die
very severely with bad have taken only fous bottles
took them away. for which fes myself undes great obiss
Isaac w. CRAM. LOG Wooster suse..
OPINIONS OF PHysI iANs. 90
N ToMnssnd y almost daily reossvng orders from Phys.
This 70 certify. that We, The lndersened Phyac, a.
Townsends 6aapara, and believe Il BE- one Of the mo
valuable Preparations IN the market.
$50 N-l1 ]. WILs0u, Il. y.
Albany. Al I. 1871. F. 4. Enns ss q II.
CAUTION.
Owing to the eeaocess and immense sale Of Dr. Town
,snds Saiyapazila. ahmbH Of msp who formerly
eixr Bittsn Ex6acn Of yellow Dook. 10. They ssne
have stolen and copied advertisements they ase 0n-
w9sthless limitations, and should BE- avoided. N
Principal Ofise las FxitoR stresf, Sun Building New
KS Nh sssd s.ss.! e. sstS ssfs so;oq Ro
street. Albany; r. H. Mcraw, Natchez and BY ali In
principal Druggists and Merchants throughout III
States Wv WRGh IT, ts c sssrsss. street.
% SOLE A0RNT. New Oreans.
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J0nN. y. NIL. fs.s. @dE6 w.MARrlN ess'S,
l Ss.Ps.y, w - y. 70 /: :s r:
all AlCkE3Is k46liIa2 8 cd. q a1as...as. =
eeneieFn nu33al u [IaSNf4nee Cein-
Is srsuR 4 loi|5 81 "a "a ma. O..
49, - AaNE: IA y en- S: .,s:
SeSS1 - IT. Cenpsnyk nqw s.Sdy p mi:
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Z. Al1 sSoinav6k 70 Lib Iespslness
\ Eith - est,a GgNaat!s Fund, ~
Di11co4 ise eonG6e19 that y aelldA
u1n6nel md bud8 Hreates Induce
lno11s 70 tb0so de1lrous a elieuinE IN
laurence On thsf lysAthan any other
Il ~ I. " hhakoap1n ehe n9tun principle;
l1c4 "a 1qnd becoming nGq[bqf tkos6oi, and ENJOY
Apotio0 II 10 pSodn bSlng silsst exempt ffom any
liability boyuDd the amount Of premium accrued.
l&laAcf Conpan Qg1nnned upoa ths mutual principle
saoceslhis ups9 epedally thoe. exclusively
n!1 u IL, asthv ~ bod upon calculations warrant
~ qTseef hvloas eEpa nd 60se Asutnyi but the
4alu - MeCsM q tha Company y placed beyond :
Hataeeasy. y " ~ h1s inside
=. = .lhsupessa = Mutssl fasarsnes Compsnis
III zis Gsssssss fuadof 81, 900 s,msins pe,naasa,
~ ~ Goupssy = asoanssSsd aailas snssaf o
r. dsIIo.za psnls uaaasd. saa sztsaaivs tnvslas
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lINER,S
vERN( FUc c {
REMEDY x a;s

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expA Worms
in from two five houn after being administered 1t
es years. and bee proved superior 70 any md ali psspssa-
S ions fst similar cIpSsss i i certain TO ssps WosIs
shadow Of doubt about it. 1T CANNOT FAIL. This
may appear e!one language but i not stronger than
are warranted In using and than facts will prove No one
who has o.cs used will 9e any other when can BE- OBJ
has been out, unu he could pIocure new supply And
why Because they had confidence in it, and knew that
Thousands of certificates could he publsed, f it
cessary TO the statements. but single trial will
o. sta,enents that could be written. Try it.
~ be particular and remember the name, "WINER' -
CANADIAN vERMlFUGE" THIS Is the only article
that can be depended upon, Remember this
: Prepared only by JOHN WINER co.
Ct and So Maiden Lane, New York.
ey- For sale wholesale and retail by
J.WRtGHT& co. Isl Chnrtres street,
~ Sole Agent for the South. myl7 inoy1
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CAUTION,
DA L L Il Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.


NO COMPOUND
HAS been discovered that any of the qualities
of this famous remedy Almost daily hear of new, and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application To
dseasios is remarkable fact, that many Of its Ct
fects are known only from accident experiment 80 deep
mas been the scisnce Of MI. HENRY DALEY, the nm.
vstor, admirable the combination i ingredients Thai
tits found snte TO relieve almost ament to which the
frame oil man subject Let NJ enumerae of the Pc
aulaI qualities Of this remedy: -..
Sirth.-fBROKEN LIMBS. when vet. be well wrapped
up in the Save Inflammation, Swelling or Pain can c
and the bones uns and become strong with astonishing
rapidity. s5i.,-
sspensA-Whsn the Bowels are painful o, inamad IN,
EXTRACTOR If well rubbed them, will Afford relief and
cause movement even when castor OIL jalap and all Other
medicines have failed. aT97
Eighth-Is perfectly safe in all casss- never can
do harmhe system will absorb than necessaryto
repair it. 1t will conflict with any medicines that may be
taken internally
We have space in this publication to enun crate all the
diseases cured by
DALI4EY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but shall subo few testimonials of it, value selected
from the Thousands in our possession. from all part Of tn
country. 4
may be confidently stated that there ssseof PIs
1t is certain remedy. and removes At the pain and
John Williams, rs.idsn. Of Hamilton county and Cit,
sSsT ,s. dY ssf e
about year, during which tias have s s'
%1a s dill pain I Of s
fs zsd III Fzs aEF 4 XII ~ q
h s VT and .Is ny S,,
ss e s% =: :sns make the isS e ~
Cincinnati. 9TH month. 1871.
KRYsiPKLAs.
For Eryspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invalus BILE,
vther remedies may make tho disease dsapear for itts
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\ los HUFTY wonId most especially inform the
public - he saiigs irssesto
81As afsEG! lsH X. fssse Z y s 81. g.
EIth sygv altqls y d lnls Il fdsNiy
IT. Z - ~ 5sYs kin VII ihsi pssIessSss
tn ~ vIn9 - ~ colaQii.n paft q ~ extensive
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= d.

"A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
positively cure. the Sick Headache, ChIs and Fever
aundiee Dypepsia. Chronic Diahoa, Seat ckness Cho
i.ra and Cholera Infantnm and healthy action TO
mosphils entering into their compound They do not pu,
n 70 b seuedy s oil manner Of dseases that 6eh heir
n! Su.s They E ,se correct oil o
the system commtnly called rssumasun. = q -
z an excellent remedy forths 0save, and a. Vemduse
u Worn Medicine. there none better. -
q Prepgred only By D.. J. =. FANcHER, 40 Flu hon
slses. New faf. . few doom iicn Broadway. 4. =
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
3. D. BEACH. lN Canal street,
G0 AaRETs for Louisiana, Alabsma Misgissippi A.
KANSAS TEXAS and Florida. fSll ltd& w
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EEtEh IONIC,
with which any one,
without any pRrtIculaI
kn0wledge Of medicins,
!! enabled TO c1ye any b
the ievsn incident 70 I
Southern cimats. Il
nom TWO TO 'rWENTl
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JOHN BULBS ~.
FLUID EXTRACT of SARSAPARII1LA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
happiness the hearts Of thousands and il daily giving
foFe consoia INA &, The afflicted than confd asded By al
the wealth IN the Of California and the wpdd com,
bined IL u full quart bottles and coataus The
strength oil six lime much pure Honduras Sassspara =
any SINH az psspaystion made In America.
PRICK-s ~ pe. bottle, or sig bottles for Is.
has been well established fact for years pas that SaE
sapala when and pro2erly prepared, was tho only
Tor all discusses originating from an impure rate
O. ne bleed The use Of mercury intoxicating dnks evil
BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAhSAPARiELA il
the only Preservation before the public that psepassd on
Saaparla purchased without regard price, and every
pound besg used. subjected the csst chemical
TESTS aid its commences Hsoertained before being use
Built sssapslla also contains the Of several other
valuable medical roots, together forming the bes
and producing the greatest agent the Known Void
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- HOLMES, 9
SODA WATER.


FUR 1..N0 Load Poisoning.
8. WATERMAN, (late Holmes q Co.
rt,S SOD SODA AND AL WATER MANUFAC
rL ~ ~ CAsondeles stzest, Gravier, offers to
HOsf ss' 49, 20 and e.h particular ssnteu IS
= psSssn ~ secsni devsopeusnts the desterou,
n = ~ ~ " SOFA Water drawn through lead ppeH
n..,s - ~ t9snAslas 3oda and Mineral Waiess Sarsa
~ m. &C. s.c: Y gan bottles. OIe os sHipnens IN
vsvSS ,s..s and promptly attended TO-. and De-
A2Rsletns oopstanty hand ia ssls o sa, a's'
ASTON OIL. -ls bhis. Superior 81. Loui.
Css " hasss 1KRD. KENNETH 4 q.
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{qlana Reldwins Euipt4 Turner,
HMY q seel. H4aU R1shaws 7
INK W1ltun, Wlllbaa G., Tcmpkjns.
5lynea boanaF. Geof|o w. Wed.
Wlrick MaEtinS Tho1as 1. Dix
WtNtam< II. GaTlands John Calhoun,
&eYg9 " L4wgesens !ehn u. Bach,
Edw'd nasphss;s : 4 e d 4; jN!SsFcp.
HAR4Qr DoANss 6lrrstaSr,s N \ 8 Al
Mse!e1tt Etnsl7fsE 4!ca4l1 9sM. N. o.; HowAR
8: Z: QOoL6. Atosnsy. - y : MI
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postancs Of their maxim
ihsmseives acquaiaies
with the !smarks 6ie pro
pefties OF the n ~
ELEcTRICAL 2
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: OKs CONS TIT ALTON OF THE BOWBIG,
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
d the surct, safest and certain remedy for this dsssse
It will positively give relief in the cases. and even
all the old rema1is have failed. Perons have frequently
called at office with astonismsnt upon teir iace stains
that they had used the ointment for other dseas part
of their bodies near the bowels and that oopious movement
he'd resulted from it. Thisresut viii always follow athoroug
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are
tva Let the experiment be tsd II perfectly sae an'
In no instane eoan the Pain Extractor do haxms
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Ertrast fys. Lstts. frsw M. s. r w!sen. msvsAAns
NEwroWx. 9th month p. l84s-A young man Of my
lnantanoe ha taken your Syrup and has been perfectly
ne anoted under the consumption for
and tock great mspy kinds c mecns, and
medical treatment Of three Of the phyuciabs
thu connty bnt !susived o benefit until took d. Davi
Syap q VITA Chsy and TSs and immediasey commenced
TsGsssd from hin's biz nam. Henri God.haL War
the o9unty-s laboFng man. ard cannos b. deneu
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This certi6ss that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used b my family for Salt Rhsum Of thirteen year
oncs asyats and icy SoR entirely smovsd Tes
be nodopbt but this Medicine has al the virtues that the
yaon added the respectable testimonials in It's favor
BY others who have used it in Immediate reis
do caeeruiy recommend to the attention ofthe aceJ
the use OF this invaluable salva
Buffalo. NJ. Y. ROSWELL CHAPIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-25
For the Freeman.
South HARDwIcK, Sept. 81, 1851

SOUTH HARDWICK, sept Il, 1901.
Mr.. THOMPSON Our village has recently
been visited by an epidemic, denominated by
Physicians, Dysentery and Typhoid Fever,
which has proved fatal in many instances. To
the inhabitants of the place this visitation is tru-
" alarming, as there are daily deaths from the
disease, and new cases Of persons attacked. 1t
appears to be beyond the skill of the most able
practitioners in our vicinity, as Apothecary, b.
tanical and Homeopathy practitioners have been
unsuccessfully engaged to quel the ravages of
the disease.
The following is a list of the deaths that have
occurred up to this date;
Sunday, Sept 9th, a daughter of Daniel Swett
aged 10 years.
Wednesday, Sept9,a son of same, aged years
Same day, daughter "
Saturday, 18th, son 8
Sunday, 14th, Diantha, wife " ~
which compose Mr. SIS whole family.
Monday, 15th Alden Edison, only child of Mr..
Adolphus Edison, aged 4 years months and
2days.
The mother of the child died soon after its
birth Mr.. E. is therefore left without family.
Tuesday, 10Th, John NJ, son of Mr.. Lewis Gil
man. aged 6 years months and day.
Wednesday 18th, William B., son of Mr. Chas.
Shlpman, aged % months and day.
Thursday, 18th, Edward, twin son of Mr.. Ed
ward Hall, aged 5years5 months and IL days
Friday, 10Th, Edgar, (the other twin son of Mr..
Hall, aged 5 years 5 months and 10 days.
Same day, Claiming, youngest son of Mr.. Lew.
is Gilman, aged year and 8 months.
Same day, Sophronia, daughter of Mr.. Herman
Smith, aged months.
Which makes twelve deaths in the same num-
Der of days. The disease is seemingly abating,
though there is at least three more cases at this
time, of whose recovery no hopes are entertain
ed, and many more quite sick.
In haste, A. E. JUDEv1NE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-25
Hunker Howls over the Pensyl
vania Slave Riot.

The Hunker journals are filled with direful
forebodngs for the consequences to the Union,
of the late resistance to the execution of the
Slave law, by the blacks at Christlana, which
they attribute solely to the teachings of the alb
olitionists and freesoiers, who are charged as
the real authors of the bloody transaction
How strange that men of common sense ana
common candor shouldbe or pretend to be, SO
blind to the truth! Can they hide it, from even
themselves, that their own doings and arguments
in bringing into existence and sustaining SUCH
an outrage on Justice, right, law and humanity,
as the Fugitive Slave Law, are at the bottom OF
this and all other transactions of the kind, that
have SO deeply disturbed the public peace
throughout the whole North since the passage
of that wicked and disgracefal enactment?-
Talk about opposition to such law destroying
the Union Why, without the feelings, princi-
pies, and spirit, which leads to this opposition
the Union would not stand a twelvemonth -
Without these sentiments, American liberty
would speedily sink into Austrian despotIsm,
and the name and free character of the last re-
public on earth would only long exist in the
melancholy records of the past Opposition to
such law is evidence Of civic virtues in the
people. from which alone we can hope for the
preservation of American Liberties and the per-
manence of the American union while peace
full acquiescence in this, or any enactment that
so strikes at the very supporting pillars of our
beautiful structure of freedom, should fill every
patriotic bosom with the liveliest apprehension
and alarm God forbid that we should cease
opposition to such a law as that!
Away, then, with these hypocrticel cries Of
danger to the Unon,"" obedience to the laws
meaning only obedience to an act which is nc
law away with them All men Of sense and
principle throughout this whole broad land, hear
them only to scorn them, aud despse the worse
than hypocrites that make them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-25
Sunday in San Francisco.

Sunday in San Francisco is very differ.
ent day from what it formerly was. A year
ago from the saloons upon the Piazza,
sounds Of music issued, and the jingling of
dollars from the various banks chimed in
with it. Many seemed to consider it day
to be devoted to the worship Of Bacchus,
and these were seen describing geometrical
problems about the streets, and singing
praises to the god Of wine. Nov the scene
is changed The gaming houses are closed;
the city is quiet; the holy music of the
church bell breaks upon the ear, and recalls
pleasant membranes of by-gone days-of
the happy days of sunny childhood, when
with the hand in the hand of the father or
mother, we went to church, either through
the quiet Sunday streets of the city or over
the green grass covered fields of the coun-
try to listen to the word of God. The mu-
sic of praise-singing chorus is heard from
the various churches of our city, whittier
flock our citizens to worship. Those who
do not choose to 60 to church and spend
the Sabbath as day of recreation and re-
taxation from the cares of business or of la.
Der, have ample opportunity for enjoyment.
The green garden spots of the Mission Dol
res, the ground towards the Preside and
beyond it are pleasant places of resort, and
will we'll repay for the ride there. Various
excursions around the bay are also provided.
Ferry boats are running across to the other
side, among the fresh grass and the rich
yellow wild oats. Sunday is usually IA
pleasant day amongst us and all seem to
enjoy it in their peculiar manner.-Aha
California.