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" The compositors of Cincinnati
who struck for higher wages, and whose
places in the newspaper offices are now
filled partly with women, have formed a
Joint stock company, under the title of
The Union Printing Company Of Cincin-
natl. On capital Of sos 900 divided
into two hundred and fifty shares, they
have started daily paper, called the
Cincinnati Daily Unionist. 1t proposes
to be an independent paper in politics
and religion.
" More than fifty vessels from the
United States, says a writer in Putnam's
Magazine arrived at Port au Prince during
his stay at llayti, in WHICH there were
but two passengers-one, young law
yer sent out by an insurance company,
to look after . vessel that had been
wrecked, and the other an agent for
commercial house.
DrBishop Burgess, of Maine, has writ
ten on the Maine Law, concluding as fol-
lows: L would avoid everything like an
intrusion Of an opinion respecting the
practlcab,lity or wisdom Of such measure
elsewhere. | never appeared here as its
public advocate, and | am not blind to
such arguments as may be urged against
legislation which, though it is peculiarly
humane in its operation upon persons, is
SO sweeping with reference to things.
Nevertheless, am most deyoutly grateful
for the practical working of the law: and
believe that to every family in Maine it is
of more value than can easily be compu-
ted. p
U a humorous old man fell in with
on ignorant and rather an impcrtinent
young minister, who proceeded to inform
the old gentleman, in very positive terms,
that he should never reach heaven unless
he was born again and added, ~ have
experienced that change, and now feel
no anxiety" "And have you been born
again !'' said his companion, musingly.
d" Yes, l trust have" "Well" said the
the gentleman, cycling him attentively,
81 don't think it would hurt yon young
man to be born once more"
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Christ Healing the Sick.
THIS original Picture. by Benjamin West, will I 4,
l exhibited on Monday aud Iue. day nigi Is NIX
al the Industrial Fsir In the New Baptist Church
on 10Th street. The New York Tribune SAYS sTti,
eye" WI
The Fair viii close with the exhibition If this
naehicc Mt work OF art. jan l4-lt#
MRS. NJ. j, ROBERTSON,S Boardin.
VI House, east sit 9th It near corner Of E.
Ira:slcnt aad permanent boarders accommodated
On moderate terms. Also, furnished rooms
jan l4-lw.
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BALL GOODS.

DALI NrtOpS.
Fathers Jortie Hair, fiov,rS, Rich Ribbons Glo,t,
DC. d,
- PEARL STICK FANS, elegantly wr.lght, With
~ and without marrs'out
10 Ivory do DO
"a Sandal Wool DO do
20 Red Stick do d. ID
With large assortment If dark and light wood
Spanish kans.
ALI of the above are of the very best aud lstr.,
Paris ct, les.
Rich Feathers for the evening
Rich Flowers do do
Rich RiboBs do do
Straw AMI White hid Gloves PARkEE-s
Jan lS-otr -fcriumery Stor- National -
Rich Jeweiry, " lights ., s seri ,s 81
.sf-1yI.-s-.--- \,
Nj W. GAIT FRO have ust received ar
1Nl. assortmea' Of Foreign Jewery, oil the mo-,
elegant p.tterns.
Also, every thing Few If American msnuf.ctur.
The above, with splendid Ssortulent OF l,--rir
u"ll Watches, Pure Silver Ware, &C., We ufer Mt lie
lowest possible iat-s.
". w. GAIT BRO,
Sign OF the Golden kaele
Pa avenue. bet ween 9Th and lVth lis
jan l3-3t
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u The Oyster trade of Baltimore is
said TO amount to more than all the corn
and wheat raised in the State of Mary
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N Attention! Presidents Noun

ted Guard.-Luch and ryery mon h
TF oil the Corps are resp ct:uliy requefted e.
-N tend a meeting Of the Company IUEs-
DAY ~ ENING next, the Is h instant, at o'cicck
m as business, interesting, and claiming the At
ten'ipn ofevery MEM er will be Dug ht before tie
company.
Qnartrmaster i. al TO Be elec'e J. and It !. re-
quir thst every member Of the company should
be Present.
By order If the Captain:
]. A. KING,
jan 14-2* Financial s.c,,.
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u 1t is said that fifty thousand copies
of Colonel Benton's g Thirty Years in the
Senate" have been subscribed for in al.
vance Of its publication.
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On MONDAY evening. TIE 10th instant. Iectur.
will he delivered by 1t. Rev. Alonho P,uer. n II
for tie Young Mems Christ Ian Associate IN. Subioct
The Philosophy Of Expedi. new"
On WEDNESDAY evening. the 18th instaut, b,
Or ~. Lawrence Smith. Subject: Carbon ufdci
its various forms Of diam nd charcoal ami o,inorI
coal; the rombinatons of carbon aud oxvgrr."
jan IA. Ii. IL, 4 Is
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U~The streets of Harrisburg, the cap
itol of Pennsylvania, are badly lighted at
night, The Union, the Cameronian organ
of that place, says "Give us more light"
which the Philadelphia Pennsylvania ap-
pears to be doing with right good will.
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GERMAH BULBS And FLOWER ROOTS.

SIEGLOCH has arrived in this city from Har
y. lem, Holland, with q choice assortment Of
Bulbs and Flower Roots, Rose, Dahlia, Garden srd
Flower Seeds, &c, and can be found ut Mrs Robert
sons, east eide Of 9th street. near the corner OF
street.
A catalogue Of the choice plants can be had .hy
calling there.
Mr.. 9. viii remain but one week.
jan ll-lws
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nUANTITIEs-ro su, ply demand ,e,.i,,.

~ ITlES-To suI ply demand, deceived
NJ Of Aldens Prepared Coffee, Iweetened ana
crcamcd. ran be had .n one minute, 10y disaolymr A
teasp, cnful in Cup Of boiling water
Aud Aldcns Prepared c,coa, sane properties 4.
the COTE.
Also Conrcntra'el Mix. prepar. i from pure mix
made INTO paste, aud will readily Ill sose: nav l
ased FOR all Purpos,s for Nh ca mix or crssm i,
asel
Ter sale Ivy SUEKELL 4 BAILEY,
SUCCESSORS Go J. Il. Kibl-s Co.
Jan l3-St No. o. opp Centre Market
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~ MASONIC.-A STATED meeting of M
US tionai Lod,e No IL, will be i,.li at Masonic
Han, orncr OF and 10th STREETS THIS fsaturIay
EVENING" at Z o'clock.
Meniinrs are earnestly requested to le ,uu tual
in Their attendance.
Brethren of Other Lodges are frstcrual;y In, it.a
BY oder Of the L. ". NJ:
s. BULOw ERWIN,
jsn HIT s.cra,,x
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ID o 3 ELS Untversal BtogrspLie,,
III Dictionary, In IL volumes &C avo. Lender
lss:i. Price $2s London price ten pounds ,isie.p
sIiinss sterling. Imported, three copies only, ly
jan l3-u fRANCK TAYLOR
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BIRTH NIGHT Rail-

THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRy
i their friends and the public that thev ,,,I
giving q GRAND BALL, on wEDNEspAY tn nh. = .
Of February. Jan -, 4
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RemciFftfIg On tAf Fs0 Uce, W dsktaRfon CRY, 10 e,
sassszsss=zs7 Jeassvy i4fA, 1854. $3.50 :
TOrdeye1fo be cdrcTfiscd IN fie |" EvrNIss STAR
Agreeable 10 tke folorins section Of tte Pod Ofsss
La~-a beins tr nszssper hcrias the irsess eires.-
i.fisfs ef asy dolly PaYcr itsishea in H'ushsstor:
sRc s. .and ts u further enacted, That the list OF
Icstsrs remaininine eneaed for in any post Office in
auy city, town. or village, where newspapers shall
be peinted, shsll hereafter, be published once only
in The newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall hare The iargesf circulation within the
range Of the delivery of said Office 20 be decided BY
the postmaster AT such Office.
PersoRs applying for htters In tie E'vis is, Will
please say they kpyEKrtxap-A eA- -
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CST-Betweon Georgetown and 9Th street, on
IL III street, or Pennsylvania avenue, a HAIR
BRACELET. with large god clasp: u name IN.
graves on the outside aud tive names on the inS: e
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il
at Mr. Gault's, Pennsylvania avenue.
jan l2-5t
DATCHELoRS LIQUID HAIR DYE wholesale
- and Retail, ut j. III. GIBBS'S new Hair Dressing
T. Establishment, Willards' Hotel, where the dye T.
applied in private rooui, upon the good old lrinci
pie Of mo dye no paw dec 2O-Im
Two MORE NEW Is OkS iu>t pub
hshed and received and for sale at kENNE-
Di'S Catholic Bookstore, on 9Th between and II
streets.
The Cross and the Shamrock ; or, How to D,fhd
the Faith, by a Missionary Priest
The Life Of Saint Elizabeth Of Hungary, Nv the
Count de Moutalembert.
Recently published, faithful and beautiful ltlio
graph portrait Of the Rev. VIM. Matthews, for fifty
years pastor Of st. Iatricks Church, Washington,
no" In the s4th year of b.s age. Free 81.
ian l2I3t
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OFFICIAL.

FIasa'in Pierce, President Of the C,.itsd S.fes Of
.7mc.'c", 10 ell whom it nay concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that Charles Francois FREpEEIC, Marquis de
MonthoIon has been appointed consul general of
his imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, to
reside at New York, do hereby recognise him such,
and declare him free exercise and enjoy suclfunc
tons, powers, and privileges as allowed TO the
cOnsuls general Of The mpst favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent, and tic seal Of the United States
to be- herennfo affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washingt n,
the llth day Of January, A. D., 1854, and Of
IL. g.. the Independence of the United States of
America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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IMPORTANT To PRINTERS.

GCOD sss r,In-nt Of plain, enap,ell-d, and CO
~ ored Cards, Carl Board cuamelied. plain d
coioIei and visiting Cards, for SAFE low in quaint
urs, az WIMER'S, 18th Il
Ill On fhUSTE Es, with nvIe,, ny
- nHhry haTton, sespnd d.tiuu just publish
I'll and for sa.e by fEANCK TAYLOE.
jan lift
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DEkTs AND xHOULDER Rn .crs

ID HAMMOND, 9Th street, "a door beos n -.
Just received supply OF Boys Belts in sslk. cote,
and eathr. Afro, Shoulder Braces, ioi orr ctp, !.
habitual stopping, rCunl and crooked shoulders.
Jan 1S-3t
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v To secure tie insertion Of AdVert,se
n1ents they nsDx be brought to orr counting
room before IL H., sthavrise they may not
appel.y until tie merit day.
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IL Carolina, ON 1854 to lsol, cuInpi ed from
Oh ginai records, official document. and traditional
,."ements, with Biographical Sketches oi her dis
nnSIish-d citizens public and priqxte, by John H.
hee.er, late Treasurer ii the stale. One large
taso volume, of 600 psg :, with engravinys. Price
81 fRANCK TAYLOR.
jan lift
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n" The Young Cath0ltcs' Friend
IL Society have the huLo of announciny f.
the pubic that they have secur,d The ser ices of Mr.
Thomas Darcy Mciee, Esq 10 de liver a scture al
CarIsIs saloon, on TUESDAY, the 18th Instant nj
NDrlh America" "
Tickets IS cents each-msy be procured al VIM
kenIoly's Bookstore, in. y. Ellis Fancy # re- :
Mast Jeweler, and at the door on the evenir of lb,
Lecture. - ~, pa.
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Franklin Pierce, President Of The United Stotes OF
.8mericd, to oil uhom may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that c. M9RToS STEWART has been appointed
Consul of Buenos Ayr"s, for the port OF Baltimore,
State of Maryland, l do hereby recognise him as
>uch, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges allowed to the
Consus of The most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
t" IL made patent, and the seal of the United State.
to be lereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing on
the llth day of January, A ID 1853. and
IL. s. of the independence of the United States
of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY. Secretary of State.
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IL DOZ. FRENCH aCCORDEONs,
IR NC HO Ell.

% ID. FhENCII,l
Corner Of Pnnsyiroitia crenus 0s,d laH STREET.
Board per dsy TWO DOLLARS.
For meals only SIS per month.
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TWO MORE NEW Il OkS iu.,
Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.

tIbrmer y ThompSpn'1
1--WE propr etors having purchasei the above -
tab.ishm-nt would invite III. attention 81 iLe
citizens OF Washington and voinity TO specimens Of
their Photographic skill wbrh have excited the IL
miraiion OK all Who have sern hem ard hich Are
admitted hy artists tn be unsurpassed ii equalled by
anything heretofore az aimed in the art
Mi'ia uies msd- in emery s;y.e equally well ia
c.Ou ~ rs fair weather.
Erpeci ate ton il solicited to our style e
eolored pho toy apis. ADAMS A pUN.IiEE.
jan l3-U
I'D DOZ. FRENCH ACCORDEONs.-
~ Ju't Received at the Music Depot twelve dfE.
french Acc"r'isons snd Fluiinos Of every syle aud
finish aud at al prices Those wishing inst 9
OF this or any other kind will DO well 10 pay
visit.
Also, Xix 5o:cn Violins, ranging in prirr { on 81
70 $40. HILDUs q HITZ
jan l2-:f
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4 0NFECTlONARY AND OYSTER SALOON top
~ Saie.-l au willing 10 sell out the ep,r, s,ooI
and fixtures Of my store, on sth street, sLoy. %,
particulars please call on me. Tnoss indehi.d 20
will please settle their accounts a. soon rs no.si
Also, Cyrrvbin- TOR ssle.
ian lS-3ts w. EIZYzANovSsr
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Franklin Pierce, President Of the Lmaed States o,
.4meriro. to al mhom it may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that CARL FRlEDRIou ApAE has been appointed
Consul of Hesse Darmstadt, for tie States of Ohio
and India to reside at Cincinnati, do hereby re.
cognise him Is such, and declare him free to exer
else and enjoy such functions, powers and privileges
As are allowed to ConsulS of the most favored ma
tons in the United States.
In testimony whereof, hav, caused these letters
to he made patent and the seal of the United s.a,cs
to bs hereunt0 affixed.
Given under IN! hand, at the city of Washington,
the III day of January, A. ID. 1854, and Of
II. 5. the independence of the United States of
America the scycnty-eishth
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY. Secretary nf State.
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authorised to transfer the lands for the object
declared at not less than 81 Is; and to allow
themto4 be mertgagsd to raise fands WHARF,
with to construct the road. but no part Of the
proceeds to be used for any other object or
purpose whatever than the compilation Of the
road And the Law should also declare. that
the State in accepting the grant shall provide
by It's law for the faithful appropriation Of all
such proceeds; and as security against any
misapplication of them, the State should be
responsible to the U. s. for all such portions
Of such proceeds not so faithfully applied at
the expiration Of the time fixed for the com.
pletion of the road, and the lands sold to be
estimated at 81 Is per acre and those nnsoid
to revert to the q. s.: but the title of purchas.
ers and mortgages under the State to rcmain
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSu

MINER, on 9th street. one square from Perm.
w sylvania syrnse, is selling off hi, stock ol
iate ana popular Music, Pertumery, Blank PoOss.
&C., at greatly reduced price. Give him call II
you wish bargains. ian lift
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Remcissis,e in the Pest O6oe, Washington CRY, ID.
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&C. NJ Oh um entail Literary Gaxette
This new Baltimore eek:y fllcd wi Oh. III
na matter, fun, humor, DC, nsy lie had ut ShiIIi 90
t"ns, corner AZ street and Penns, lrania avenue
Prae four cents.
The publishers are determined to make this event
naly the best weekly in this country. Citizens o..
" Washington help in susaisiag th,m.
jan l4-1t#
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A 10. ~ =" ID 81
Jan H. 1s.t JAMES G. pppp,,r u n,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
A BelIicosr Editor.

The editor ola paper in the IN
terror OF the state oil louisiana, de-
Tending q friend against The asper'
sions of some OF the latter's detract-
ors. proposes "sllort and sweet
mode of 'selIlIffg4Ae matter, ii il
be not already settled. He states
"emphalically and distinctly" that
he is willing TO fight any y ian, in
any way, or at any time, who may
happen to differ with him on The
point in dispute. and now" says
HE, DIET US have a fight, pr nothing
more upon this subject. Brave
men never white important mat
tiers. We are-the friend Oh
and, il il is necessary, we arc ready
to fight for hin, in any way Or to
any extent. We are no bully, but
lpye to fight when necessary would
rather fight forty times a day than
quarrel once. Ii any doupt our
earnestness IN ibis matter, ldt them
try us-Iel them send US q chal-
lensc. Tho fact IS our editor
goes on to remark, ga little blood
may be necessary to aInlcabF close
The Earrings Of he late cany fsses Ih
The parish, and we think we are q
bout as competent to shed il as
any man who has figured upon The
arena. At any rate, we are en-
tirely willing t9 do our best TO sat
.lsfy any one who may be dissatisfied
with any thing we have ever sad
on done. Now, we repeat ift us
have a fghl, Of no more internal ~
ing aud slaldeiIng, and lll l'putlan
whining"
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Why Do Hove Her!

4 Why dol loye her? ] cannot weli answer,
! Except, ina negative way;
It'sInot because She is fohAed ara dancer,
And trips DER th aoorlike fay;
Nel is it because She wartles 50 sweetNy,
Whom touching the tuneful guitar;
/ Ills not that she dresses with taste 80 neatly
Ills something more exquisite far.
Willy 10 l-love heiP Ills not that her beauty
Is equalled alone by her worth;
'1s not that in flitl ailection and dul Y
She has not an eiu, on earth;
Nor is it because slIe has genius and thlents,
Wih an thatt the schools can insfil
4 rich cultured intellect, fancy To haI lance
Ills something more exquisite Still
Why do love herP because I've a reason
To know that her hear. is an urn,
Where purest affection, a stranger 70 treason,
Will warmly and brilliantly burn
Because she viii love witfas fcrvcnt devotion
As 81 Ibws in scraph above,
BeeausI, sI,she's aliveto each tender emotion
flove her becapkc she can love.
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Curiasilies Of SIern.

III lurkFy, IL person happeh
to fall aside ep ih the neighborhood o
a poppy -lifld, and the wind blow.
over towaf, is him, he becomes grad
ually nard dtised, and would die, i
the douatfy people who are well ac
quai hted With the circumstance, did
| not BRING him to the next we'll OF
streq m, ald empty pitchers of water
on h fs face and body DIR. Open
helm duri1g his residence in Turkey,
owed his lilb to this simple and efli-
! caciIus treatment. DR.. Graves, from
WHOM this Pnecdote is quoted, aiso
reports the ease Of a gentleman, tlIir-
lty y bars Of age, who, from long con
thu bd slefpiness, WAS reduced to. a
com blete lfving skeleton, unable to
stan u on his l,gs- II was partly
owing to disease, but Grizzly to the
abu4e of Mercury ami Opium, until.
at hIst una BILE to pursue his business,
he S Ink lHto abJect poverty aud woe.
DR.. Reid mentions friend of his
who, whenever anything occurred to
distress him, soon became drowsy anl
fell asleep. A fellow student also at
Edinburgh, upon hearing suddenly
the unexpected death Of a near rela-
tive, threw himself on his bed, and
almost ili simultaneously, amid the
glare OF i 1oon-day, sulk into a pro-
found sl4mbor Another person,
reading al bud to ono efr his dearcsl
friends sltetched on his tcath-bcd, 1
fell fast d sleep, and wi III the book
still in his hand, went oil reading, ut (
terly unc@nscious of what he was ut
tering, a woman mt IIainault slept f
pr eighteen hours-a day
for fifteen years. Another is record
ed TO hafe slept once for four days.
DR.. NIac hish mentions q womgn who I
spent tb bFce-fourihs Of her life In
sleep. anh Dr.. Elliotson quotes The
case of d young lady who slept for
six weeks and recovered. The ven
cradle ST. Augustine, of Hippo, pru-
lentIy divided his hours into three
parts, eight to be devoted TO sleep,
sight to recreation. and eight to con
rerse wi ith the world
Manii les are reported, particularly
n the Eastern hemisphere, to become
uriously yigilant during the fnll gf |
he moon, more especially whom tile !
leterorf fting rays of lis polarized
ight is permitted TO fall into their |
Ipartmeht; hence, the name luna |
les. There certainly is a greater 5
to disease during sleep 2
han in he waking state, for those
Vho pass the night in the Campagna
il Roma inevitably become infected u
nth its noxious air, while travellers {
Tho Cd through without stopping, u
scape the miasma. Intense cold in- 2
uces sleep, aud those who perish in v
he snoW, sleep on till they sleep the a
leep oF death. :
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: TIE JgW'Isu SABBATH. IL IS un-
lawful to ride on horseback OF in a
carriage 70 walk more than one
mile from tlicir dwelliugs-to 10 trans
Iact busincs Of any kind to tneddIe
" il }h a tooE 10 wIitc-topiay upon
any musittl Insttunfnt--tV bnlhe
- 10 comb the hair--and even In
caFry pin in their clothes which
is unnecessary. These aud y great
miny others are complied with by
lhS most rigid. There is one com
Maud in Tic law Of Moses to which
az Jew ws most scrnpulQusIy adhere,
HYe shall kindle no fire lhnughoat
yaH habIlalions on the sabbath
a'Iy.'' - (Exodns XXXV, IIL)-
Cpusf qnenIly they never light a fire,
iainp, OF candle on the Sabbath day,
h@r cal food prepared on that day
all must be done on Friday. As
itIis impossible tospend the Sabbath
ii cold climates without fire OF light
llle Jewish families who keep SER
Iybnis make it polat To have gen
tile IN their service to do these
things; and among the humble clas-
ses a number of families generally
Unite in securing the service OF aI
GENTLE neighber through the day
Nothing could wound the con-
science II a Jew more than To be un
der the necessity ofputliug fuel on
fire or snlhling his candle on the
Sabbath.