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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

PaifC. H. Wiley, General Superintendent Common
Schools, his I'd quarters salary for the.ysar 1865
Ashtutien for the Deaf Dumb and the Blind
. Paid W. D. Cooke, pr. order Of the Executive
comur;ttee Of said. Institution.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

Institution for the Deaf & Dumb and the Blind
Paid W. D. Cooke, per order Of Executive Com
mttee, &C.,
I" Gov Reid, to defray expenses of the Literary
Board to 18th inst. inclusive,
Atkinson d Rice for publishing in Ashrille
Messenger Fall. distribution Of Common
School Fund, 1852,
W.D. Cooke, for publishing in Southern
Weekly Post Spring distribution, 1853,
June.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Paid sundry Chairmen of Boards of Superintendent
Of Common Schools, Spring dividend, 1853
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

Institution for the Deaf & Dumb and the Blind
Paid W. D. Cooke, per order Of the Executive
Committee of said Institution,
WV. Holden for printing Common School
Laws, Circulars, &c, for Literary Board,
~ . G. N. Webb, for advertising. in Halifax Re-
publican, Spring distribution, 1853,
Warning & Heron, ditto in Western Dem
crat,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the blind
Paid w. D. Cooke, pr. order of the Executive
Committee of said Institution,
Paid expenses of T. J. Pasteur agent of the Litera
ry Board, for surveying open ground Pran'
Swamp Lands for drainage,
Paid T. W. Atkin, for publishing in Ashrille
News Spring distribution 1858 Common schoo
Fund,
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
1~ We are indebted to the editors
Of the Herald for the following extrs
issued from their office:
FIRE IN NORA.
Tcelre Houses Burned!
SoNonA HERALD OFFICE.

Sonora HERALD OFFICE,
July Sd, ! past 10 o'clock, Pm.
A FIRE broke out in our city about half
past O'Clock, originating in a frame
building on the corner Of Holden and
Lyons streets, in the quarter generally
called Greasertown, from the fact of its
being inhabited by Mexicans. The
buildings in THAT neighborhood being oil
Of light in6amible materials, tho flames
spread quickly and blazed up SO fercely
as to cause our citizens to feel alarmed
for the safety Of our city. We feared
ourselves for time that our city was
doomed to destruction again. The Hook
and Ladder and Hose companies were
on the ground quickly, and what with
their efforts and individual exsr,ions Of
citizens in throwing water on the honses
contiguous to the scene of the confaga-
ton, it was soon got under, and we were
thus saved from the total destruction
which has on several occasions before
Frustrated our Inflated city. About IL
buildings were destroyed, principally
occupied by Mexicans.
Major Balls, gunsmith, we are sorry
to say, lost his entire stock Of guns pis-
tolls, in his dwelling house on Lyons st.,
which was consumed.
The body Of . man, supposed to BE- a
Mexican, has been found in the ruins,
charred SO much that recognition is next
to impossible. It is generally said, how
ever, to be the remains Of Mexican
who had gone to bed intoxicated previ-
Gus to the breaking out Of the FIRE.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

Several parties from he South fork of
the stanislaus, about - or Is miles
from Columbia, have returned, within
the last few days, With cheering reports
of good prospects on the banks and bars
in that section. Companies are build
ing cabins and preparing to commence
operations as soon as the water shall
have fallen sufficiently. Until recently
it was supposed this portion of the STAN
islaus was Of but little consequence for
mining purposes.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
BLACK HAWK in the FEEL

Look al this, Miners IF Co,.mJiG
and travelling public. VIM. Odcnhciia
er, we'll known to the people of Colu,a-
bia, by the cognoman of Black Hay4
announces to the public, that he is i.o',
rapidly erecting his New Eagle Cotelg5
in Washington ST., opposite tho B tics
Bakery, whirh will be larger and 4or
commodious than his old STAN 70
Broadway, and expects in a fas days
announce its completion, and he iopt.
by strict attention to business, to Awe
continuance of that liberal patronae.
which lie always tries to deserve. r.
table will abound with It's usual re-
fare. The Bar will BE- supplied "
such Liquors & Cigars, as ne las alvag
had the reputation of selling 1T BIS Oh
stand. Best quality sure.
ODENlIEINIER & NcRTHEy.
pRoPRiErors
Columbia. july &. '54-tf.S7
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

] SrllL THEY csns. COP BLESS
THEM By the arrival of the last
steamer, quite An addition was made to
che beauty and prosperity Of our town.
BY tho arrival Of the lady of C. J.
Brown, Of Adams l. Co.'S Express, and
the lady Of Mr.. Newell, Of the firm Of
Brainard & Newell. The lady Of Mr..
L. N. Kendall arrived . few weeks
since. Many others are ON the way, ID
cheer and christianize us rough boys Of
the mountains. We would suggest the
propriety Of some of the unmarried ladies
also making trip to this same Dr..ric,
Of Columbia, 50 that all may experience
the pleasures Of . matrimonial existence
This bachelors life is not very pleasant.
So it si.i era sai $50
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
ATLANTIC NEWS.

By the arrival Of the steamships j ohm
L. Stephens, Yankee Blade and Sierra
Nevada, We have two weeks later news
from the Atlantic States. ~
The NkBRAsxA BILL.-The Ncbras
ka Kansas bill passed the House on
Monday, May 22d, BY the very satis-
factory vote Of one hundred and nine to
one hundred. On the 3Oth of Nav
the President delivered message to
Congress, approving and signing the
bill.
TIE BLACK WARRIOR Affair."
The Washington Star says, that infor-
nation has been received from the en-
bassies, announcing complete adjust
mcnt Of the Black Warrior; that Spain
pays back the $4,000; in fine, Dukes
the authorities at Havana, and promises
reform in the manner Of negotiating
when the interests of American com
merce are affected.
President Pierce has issued procla-
nation against the projected flibuster
expedition to Cuba.
1t is stated that Mr.. G.. 3. Weller,
brother to the California Senator, will
be appointed Postmaster of San Fran
cisco, in place of T.. j. Henley, who
succeeds Lieut.. Bcale as Superintendent
of Indian Affairs in this State.
ENGLAND.
In Parliament, Lord Peterborough
called attention to the enormous cxpen-
ses already incurred for the transport of
troops--g3, 900, 900 sterling.
FRANCE.
From Paris, it is stated that she En-
peror Napoleon has written to King Ohio
commanding him to desist from aiding
Russia, and threatening to occupy
Greece with French troops, if this SUM
mons is not Immediately attended to.
$4,000 men are already detailed for oc-
cupation.
Austria has also notified Greece of
her intention to send troops unless order
ls Kept.
TIE BALTIC.
RuMoR OF ANOTHER BoMBARpMExr.
On the 18th the British Baltic feet
took possession Of Boomcrsend on the
Island of Aland.
From Kalafat, an engagement is re-
ported between six squadrons of Cos
sacks and five of Turkish hussars, near
Radovan, on the 4th Of May. The
Cossacks were defeated, and lost 60
horses 2guns, and 1873 men killed.
~ SPAIN.
The BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR
Dispatches from Mr.. Soule assert that
Spain has accorded the Black Warrior
line of steamers all the privileges and
exemptions allowed the British steamers
entering the port of Havana. Six thou
sand additional troops are to be sent out
to Cuba.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

others, when the meeting WAS dissolved;
the procession reforming on Broadway,
where it was formally dismissed.
We have not space to give a detailed
account Of the various organisations
present, bat will mention them all in q
few words.
The Fusilecrs turned out With full
ranks, ard made magnificent and SOL
dierlike appearance. Their manoeuvres
were executed with the precision soi
vetrans, and they may challenge COM
parison with any company in the State,
come from where they may. After the
procession was dismissed the Fusileers
proceeded to Sonora, where they had
. grand time. m...,-
The Springfield Artillery looked war
like with their big gun. and done some
loud shooting. FL
Columbia Artillery ditto, ditto.
Columbia Lodge Of Masop., looked
finely.
Tuolumne Lodge Of Odd Fellows
turned out With Full ranks and made .
good show. j
Tho Hook 4 Ladder Company
though sr.all in numbers, (the other So
cietles taking away most Of their men,
ee.s, made q beautiful appearance, their
carriage being dressed in . neat and ell
egant style. The boys, with their beau
tifur carriage and banners, were one Of
the finest organizations in the procession.
The Sons turned out with full ranks,
and made fins appearance.
Last came the Springfield Lancers,
escorted by the Columbia and Gold
Springs eavalcade, and 6ne body of
horse ltom Messrs Lee & Marshall's
Circus. The Lancers took everybody
by surprise, a. no one dreamed it possible
that such = fine troop Of cavalry, with
such splendid equipage could be raised
in the mountains. They numbered
about forty, and were acknowledged BY
oil to be the finest feature in the process
sion. They wore shields, and carried
lsnces, which, together with the rest of
their uniform, was manufactured express
~ for them in San Francisco, They
paid Sonora . visit in the evening, and
took the city by surprise. Long live
the Springfield boys:
Many houses along the line ef process
sion were decorated with evergreens and
aags, among which, could be seen the
tri-color Of La Belle France.
Although thousands were in town
during the day, everything passed off
with that peace and harmony worthy Of
the day and its memories.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

4- We have received from the pub
fishers the ''Pictorial Union," printed
at the Union Office, Sacramento. It is
the best pictorial ever published in this
State. Buy copy and send it home
to rour friends.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

NorIcE. Atlantic aud Europe
an mails will close at tho post-ofice in
Columbia, on Tuesday, July llth, at 9
o'clock P. NJ.
The Gazette for the steamer Of the
10th can be had at this Office and at tho
post-ofhce, . copies for 30 cts, or 25 cts,
single copy, se l g
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

Pur on 2uy Por.-The mercury in
Columbia on the 4th, stood at 1869 /,
and on Thursday at 100, in the shade.
The hottest of the season. so far!
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

~ The "MAsoNlc RECORD. -
We have received from tho publishers
copy of the above publication, and
from the hasty examination we were en-
ablcd to give it, We should say it is just
what is wanted among the Masonic
brethren. It's published in San Fran
cisco, by Mr.. c. Wilson, and is as neat
paper Is can be found in the country.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

~ The citizens Of Sonora had q
grand time, at their celebration on the
18th. Everything passed off in good
style and gave general satisfaction.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

~ The following gentlemen were
installed as officers Of Columbia Divis-
ion, for the current quarter, on Wed
nesday evening last, July 5th:
Chas. I'odman, w. P; E. F. McIn-
teer, W. A.; Patrick Dasha, II. s.: II.
Mclnteer, A. R. S.; G.. A. Brier, F. s.;
Isaac Brink, T.; James Kendall, c.;
n. S. Towman, A. c.; Amasa M.
Wells, I. s.; James Elliot, O. 8.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
POR TRAITS.
FOR SALE !!

Two shares in . valuable MinirF
Claim, in Columbia Gulch, known a.
the Hampden Co., claim. Inquire or
the claim Of K. JONES
Columbia, Julyel, iso4-s6-Su
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

WHO MrErInc.-The Wings Of
Columbia will hold meeting this eve-
ming, at the Court Room, to elect dele
gates to attend tho Wing Convention at
jamestown, on Saturday next, the 18th.
inst,
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

~ The Tuolumne County Water
Company have declared dividend Of
4 per cent. for the month of June,
payable at the Banking House of James
Mills & Co.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

auuOtS WIN III Sn0 DO0OrD, o00 VI
doubt il The like has ever before bee,
seen in tho mountains. When the 6rs
smiles Of the rosy dawn began 10 brcal
over the lofty pines in thu distance, and
the bright light Of the dsy-king,-ush.
ering into e1istanee the seventy-eighth
anniversary.of our National Birthday,
brought into distinct relief the cas-.
torn mountains against the blushins sky,
might be heard the thunder Of artillery
and the peal Of merry bells echoing and
re-echoing among the thousand hills,
which but . few short years ago, gave
back the war.ery Of the swarthy Digger,
the shn,". bark Of the coyote or the
hoarsc grswl o. the grizzly "bar. -
Then 4th of Julys care anc vent, un-
noticed and unknown; fer the song
Of National jubilee had not yes pene-
trsted the Businesses Of the Sicrras, the
steel Of The white mans axe had not
laid low the lofty monarcbs Ct the soli-
'tary forest, nor had Ae poor Digger
been elevated to the dignity Of ciyiliza-
ton BY drinking the white mans whis-
key. But enough, the picture reels.
At 10 o'clock the procession was
formed, according TO the programme,
on Broadway, under the direction Of
Niles Mills, Esq, assisted by his aids.
]. G Sparks, = Aiken, E. G. Spaul-
ding, Calvin Honey and 5. True.
Abolt o'clock the procession took
up its line Of march, headed by fine
Band Of music, through the principal
streets Of the town, to the pavilion Of
Messrs Lee & Marshall.
A procession of Miners had been
formed in the meantime, to the number
efabout 500, headed by the Columbia
Brass Band. They entered the pavil-
ion few minutes after the main pro-
cession bad been seated, and were greet
ed by three times three.
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lock
Icy, and reading Of the Declaration Of
Independence, which was given BY DR..
Avcvsrus CAMPBELL, in fine, clear
tone Of voice; the orator Of the day, the
Hon. JAMES W. CorrRoTH was intro
ducea by the President, R. A. RoBIN-
SON, Esq and delivered the most elo-
quent address We ever had the pleasure
Of listening to.
The audience, numbering about 1000,
for the space Of an hour were perfectly
enehaincd; scarcely single person leav-
ing the pavilion until its cloee, when the
orator was saiuted by three times three.
Every person present was unanimous in
their expression Of appreciation. II
would be folly in US to attempt to give
even faint idea Of the gems Of oratory
and composition in which it abonnded.
We regret that We could DOT obtain a
copy Of it for publication, bu. Nr. Cof-
frotb had left for Sacramento fore VIC
were aware Of bic intended depa. ture.
We learn, however, that it Is to be p>lb-
lished and w would advise our readers
to- procure copy BY all means,
Cheers we're then given .or the mill
tary, the bands, tho n,ineIs, the ladies'.
the American Union, the french. anJ
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

SrevEs!-Those in want Of anything
in the tin ware line, or wish to select a
good stove Of any pattern, would do
we'll to apply to Mr.. Burke, on Broad
way. Those who wish to make their
roofs Ere and water proof, will please
examine his advertisement in another
column, and give him . call.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
DAGUERREoTYPES
PORTRAITS. VIEWS OF MINING CLAWS
A. DE COSMOS,

DAcUERREorYprsr, would reseoctiul
inform the citizens of Columbia and
vicinity, that he has fitted up eu.ic
Rooms oyor the Italian Saloon, he
door to the Columbia Market, neal t
post Office, Columbia.
Having practised the art several ;
in the States and California, he il y
pared to take
PORTRAITS,
with all the late improvements la
trusts he can insure satisfaction to
who may favor him with sittiny.
Having had a large amount of expo.
ence in taking views of mining clam
mills, stores, residences, and landseapo
he readily offers his services to the
DESTROYS Of securing good views Of nj
ing claims, &c.
Open erery day. Prices moderate'
Columbia, July S,-87 If
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

IL We refer our readers to the ad-
vertisemcnt of Messrs Dearborn Robin.
& Co. They keep on hand large
assortment Of Paints, Oils, and paper
hangings, which they will dispose of
c cap for cash. IF you want anything
painted up neat and handsome, and i'll
the latest style, why just give tkem
call, and you will find that they CAL
"play 'cm all !"
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

~ Our thanks arc due to Wells,
Fargo & Co for the irst State papers
by the Stevens Also, for other favors
6r We are indebted to Adams &
Cos Express for State and Atlanti3
papers.
1@- The post-man, Mr.. Tinkun'
will also receive our thanks for varioua
papers
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

"KNows A THING on rwo.-He re-
ceived, from friend Odenheimcr, Of the
Eagle Cottage, an invitation to dine
with him on the 4th, but regret that our
celebrating arrangements prevented Us
from being present.
BY referring 70 his bulletin in anoth-
er column, it will be seen that "Black
Hawk" is in the. field +; so pitch in
boys and get your "wittles.' Hawk &
Co. are some! q5
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

1@- DAcuERRKorrpEs.-Any Of our
readers wishing to obtain correct copy
of their phiz, be it an ugly or handsome
one, to send to the old folks at home, or
a fac sen.;le Of their cabin or diggings for
the same destination, can obtain the
same, to their perfect satisfaction. by
applying at tue Saloon Of Mr.. A. De
Cosmos, above the Post-ofiice, on Main
street. Give him a call.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

- The following gentlemen have
been elected officers Of Tuolumne Lodge,
O. F., No. 81, for the next six months:
A. J. Hatch, n. g.; O. Bonncy, v.
G.; r. A. Robinson, Secretary; o. p.
Davis, Treasurer; s. P. Tucker, P. 8.
Sa- Hatch's Express has favored US
with many "61ins" May his shadoc
never be less.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

DEDrcATlon.-Columbia Division, 8.
Of 7, dedicated their beautiful Hall to
the perpstuation Of the principles #
''Love, Purity and Fidelity" on the
evening Of the 4th. The ceremony was
witnessed BY many Of the fair daugh-
ters Of our mountain home, who are all
interested in the great cause Of temper
ance and brotherly love. Quite an ar
my Of the Sons were present in their
neat regalia, and many Of our citizens.
After the ceremony Of dedication wss
over, the company partook Of fne
collation. prepared for the occasion, and
then betook themselves to specch-mak-
ing; and when We left, they were
being entertained with spicy morsels
and cold water,-bctter than oil the
whiskey the world ever saw, for true,
rational enjoyment.
Previous to the meeting, the Sons
marched through Alsin, Washington
and d; oadway streets, to their Hall -
Nearly fifty members were in the Pro
cesSlon
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

~ UNION DEMoCRAT.-A Demo-
cratic Journal, with the above .itlo made
its appearance on Saturday last, at So
nora, under the management of Mr.. Al
bert N. Francisco. In its typography
it surpasscs any paper published in the
mountains, and is ably conducted, eds
torinlly.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

~ "THI MUcGtNs. "A humorous
paper, bearing the above title made its
appearance, last wosk, in Columbia,
purporting to be printed "on the other
side Of Jordan" and created quite an
excitement among on. fun-loving citi-
sens. Mr.. Muggins having appointed
Us as ono Of his agents, the Muggins
can Be found for sale at our counter.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
~Thc Bali al SLaw's Flat, y

s~ The Bah at SLaw's Flat, ~
The Quadrillc Club, on the evening O.
the 4th, was splendid affair, and tie
ladies and gentlemen assembled enjoyed
themselves to the utmost the rosy
dawn appearing before they ''let up"
About forty ladies were present and sev-
enty gentleman. Many of she fair la
dies Of Columbia were present on the
occasion. on fnN
Wearc indebted to l1r. Hsrrian
of the Broadway bookstore for one Of
Whitncy's Patent Inkstands II is one
of the best inkstands We have ever seen,
and no business man should be withou.
one. Iii capable Of containing 3 months
supply Of ink, and is perfectly air-tight,
thereby preventing the ink from becom-
ing thick and muddy. Call At Mr.. Har-
rison's store and examine it.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

TELEoRAPH.-By reference to oul
advertising columns it will be seen that
q meeting OF the Sonora and Stockton
Telegraph Company will be held Al
Fergusons Saloon, ID Columbia, Oh Fri
day next, the 18th inst, fos- the organ
ization Of the company, the election Of
officers, and any other business which
may come before them. It is to be
hoped that all the shareholders will DO
present, end BY the election of good
Officer, insure the success Of this great
convenience AND improvement. It is un-
derstood that the CONSTRUCTION Of the
line will commence in about two weeks,
and it is yet undecided whether it will
be conveyed ria Mokelumne Hill.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

FEsTIvAL.-The Sons and ladies Of
the Total Abstinence Society had q Fes-
tival at their Hall on the afternoon Of
the 9TH, Immediately after the process
sion. We had not the good fortune to
be present, but are informed that they
had just such time as none but tenn
perance people can have all enjoying
themselves to the utmost. Speeches
toasts, &c were the order Of the day.
Imagine . "good time' in its most ex-
tended sense and-they had that!
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

FOR AssEssOR,
j. D. II c LHLL A n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-17

house to !:on;c ana make hcr-cii ctnoraI:
agreeable. She must he The iro-i cvcmr,arv
woman in the world. never lauchinr above
the prescribed KEY. In sho-:, she must b.
the paragon Of all excellence, and poeces, !.
constitution like horse. ra.ionrc Ike an OK
good nature Ike PUPPY. to meet Tho wishes
ofwhat Carlyle would rro'af'y call the ey-
rc"'a:ion'l c?ocA in ~ snl'mr Cosmo -
And Why Sia1r'!. hacau-" h:r oycrwor';o'
husband 70 consented 70 do .~os' ir,7or-
tan, mo- holy vol: for na,'oy NY. We
,rpre cia.e f,'ly IL .!",;rahc"e:s # having
in the wife Ct a ras'or pattern Of Ii" i'aai-
nine rrorrie:ics anl Chrie'iln vir'rcs. IS
much OF a'co~.,' of t,.e pseto" as The people !:
bnt We rro'ns. a.,inst the two common no.
zion that the ,as'o.'s s7'arv nako> thc wife
missionary, wLo is 10 l4For witt equal az
.i,luity and earncc'acss COR TIE good Of the
parish, and - ''co:ton" to the carrirc=. tastes
and rrr.iu'i;"es Of the parish without a f.r-
thinc's consideration. 81, ',.s Ter house
hold duties % perform. mi We know rot why
rnorr co':.I r. expected n. hrr than any 9th
or Christian Won IN. vio his Ike rarn Of \
i,mi'y, and toilinc husband 70 ks. comfort
anil console SjDa.Dr. Il T., olhIcaH.