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Providentially Directed.

Devoutly inclined persons frequently ima-
gine that the suggestions of their own human
nature are the intimations and directions of
God. They love to be guided by Him, and
they love to think that their pleasant desires
and purposes are inspired by Him, and thus
they easily deceive themselves. An amusing
instance of this took place at certain confer.
ence. Among the attendants was very
beautiful, intelligent young lady,
who drew the admiring gaze of many eyes,
particularly eyes masculine, always ON the
lookout for pretty feminine faces.
During the intermission, at noon, a spruce
young minister stepped up to the presiding
elder, and said, with an air of secresy
Did you observe the young lady who sat
by the first pillar on your left?'
Yes," said the elder; 'what of her7'
why" said the young man, &c / feel inn
pressed that the Lord desires me to take that
lady for my wife. think that she will make
a companion and helpmeet in the work of the
ministry"
The good elder had nothing to object
But in few minutes a second youthful
and for the name of husband, came confden.
preston in regard to the young lady.
best to be hasty in determining the source of
such impressions" said the prudent elder.
And he had well said, for hardly were the
steps of the second youth cold at his side ere
a third approached with the same story, and
while the worthy confident yet marveled
fourth drew near with the question
"Did you notice that fine, noble looking
woman sitting near your left hand?"
YES" cried the swelling elder.
"Well, sir" went on this fourth victim of
that one unsuspicious girl, " it is strongly
borne in upon my mind that it is the will Of
the Lord that should make proposals Of
marriage to that lady. He has impressed me
that she is to be my wife"
The elder could hold in no longer.
g. Impossible impossible I" he exclaimed,
in an excited tone The Lord never could
have intended that four men should marry
one woman! ~
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here yesterday. After impressing the pro.
perty Of both enemies and friends, he got
tidings of pursuit, and suddenly left yester-
day morning, proceeding south towards War
saw. Our forces have gone forward to-day,
but there is little hope of overtaking the fee
ing parties.
A battle took place at sunrise on Tuesday
morning, between 300 Home Guards, under
Capt. Cook, near Camp Cole, and large
party of the rebels from Warsaw and sur
,soani;0e soln.ry, in which Us Guards were
killed and 20 wounded, many of Acm severe
ly, and 80 prisoners taken. Most of the
Guards were in a barn when the firing began,
bnt Immediately springing to arms, it is said
killing 40 of the attacking party before being
overpowered by superior numbers. Nearly
all of them finally escaped, and are ready to
join our forces and to dispute the passage of
the State troops.
Capt. Cook reached here this morning in
disguise, and says that not over half his force
was armed, and that not more than two hun.
dred-I Remainder could not be made out
The Pawnee, on her cruise down the river,
seized II, 900 barrels of bacon and other goods
destined for the rebels.
The officers of the army say that unless
collision occurs before tomorrow evening,
there is little chance of any taking place at
any time. There is a conviction here that
the rebels are outhanked, and must fight or
surrender.
The following is the special Washington
dispatch to the New York Post of the same
date: The rebels were concentrating large
force at Fairfax on our lines.
1t is believed that Gen. Beauregard can
concentrate 60, 900 troops atany given point.
Undoubtedly he has forces at Richmond, and
it is probable that he will attempt to make
a speedy advance movement to-day, 2lst.
A collision occurred this morning between
picket guard of the Maine regiment and
rebel pickets, near Falls Church.
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THE GREATEST WATER FALL IN THE WORLD.
AT a meeting which took place shortly af-
ter the recent launch of the steamer "City
of New York" at Glasgow, it was mentioned
that Mrs. Livingstone had two hours previ-
ously received package of letters from her
adventurous husband, dispatched from the
embouchure of the Zambesi river. DR.. Liv-
ingstone and his party had returned to that
point, all well, after having accomplished
an arduous and successful exploration into
the interior of Africa in that latitude. The
result of that journey had exceeded his most
sanguine expectations, founded, as these
were. on previous geographical knowledge.
The Victoria Falls, as they have been termed
he had deduced to be 100 feet in hight and
about 5000 feet in width. When he was
enabled to survey the actual scene, he ascer-
tanned that the hight was 80 feet and the
breadth about $3.50. The hight of Niagara
on the Canadien side, is l49 feet and breadth
2,lOO feet; on the American side the
hight is 1O2 feet and the breadth l OPS feet.
The Victoria Falls are, therefore, about
twice the hight and 2, ASS feet broader than
the united cataracts of the western world.
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EXECUTION OF ANNE BoLEYN.-The wicked
Queen herself suffered last On scaffold with
in the tower, the gates being open. She was
led up by the lieutenant, feeble and half stu
fed ellie etoit fable ct etonne], and she look
ed back from time to time at four ladies by
whom she was attended. On reaching the
platform she prayed to be allowed to say
something to the people. She would not
speak word, she said, which was not good.
The lieutenant gave her permission, and,
raising her eyes to heaven, she begged God
and the King to forgive her offences, and she
bade the people pray God to protect the
Prince. This cone, they removed an ermine
cloak which she had on, and she herself took
of her head dress, which was in the English
fashion. One of her attendants gave her 3
cap into which she gathered her hair. She
then kHelt; lady bound her eyes, and in
continently the executioner did his Office
When the head fell, white handkerchief
was thrown over it, and one of the four ladies
took it up and carried it away. The other
three lifted the body and bore it with the
head into the adjoining chapel in the Tower.
1t is said that she was condemned to be burnt
alive, but the King commuted the sentence
into decapitation Pilgrim. By w.
lia7, Thomas, Clerk Of The Council to Ldscara
~
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Summer Time.
BIZ PROF O. K. soprREY.

There il q calm pervsding natures face
Mid these bright summer scenes, in which We trace
The power of Gods own Majesty divine,
Whose outspread hands with clear rsfulrsnss sAlas
On wings of light; these tributes Of his praise,
Bring JOY to us in pleasant summer days.
The earth all overspread with shady bowers,
And venture green, and fragrance-hrsathing dow
ers;
These are delightful in their golden light.
AM our hearts gladden. with their pleasing sight
FAN SUN with thy perfumes sweet and rars
Bor1a c1 by g Of. the passing air.
Behold with beauty all that meet the sight
Shining in love and tingcd with heavenly light,
Tho great Creators love and goodness shine,
To prove His works, His wisdom close combines;
The starry arch proclaim. Thy boundless power,
Thy pencil glows in every opening flower.
Beautiful world spread out before our sight,
Thrilling our hearts with the most pure delight;
The songs with which the groves are vocal melt
away
Mid rolling spheres in music's touching lay;
Still far, far above. lift thine hsllowed eyes
To that blessed world beyond the starry skies.
Shasta, June, 1861.
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From our Extra Of Saturday last.
SAcRAnroro, June 2eth.
Pony arrived at Fort Churchill at A. H.
to-day. The following is the Unions re-
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06

IT Is So.-We have been informed by a
gentleman direct from Fort Crook that the
report in circulation some time ago, in rela-
ton to Capt. Adams, in charge of that sta
ton, is correct, to the extent that he declined
to take the oath prescribed by the War De-
partment to support the Constitution of the
United States, and that he has consequently
resigned his position in the army, and for
warded it on to Washington. We further
learn that it is Capt. Adams intention to
leave Immediately and take position in what
is termed on paper. the Confederate army,
led on by Mister JEFF. Davis & Co.
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What they Think of the Northerners.

The Richmond Wing contains the follow
ing singular language:
To be conquered in open and manly fight
by nation of gentlemen, and subjugated to
their sway, might not drive US raving dis
tracted with rage and shame but for Yam
kees-the most contemplate and detestable
of Gods creation-the vile wretches, whose
daily sustenance consists in the refuse of all
other people--for they eat nothing that any
body else would buy-for them to lord it over
us-the English language must be enlarged,
new words must be invented to express the
extent and debth of our feelings of mortifca-
ton and shame. No, it is not possible that
we can be reduced to state which there are
no words to describe. Instead of this, we
must bring these enfranchised slaves back to
their true condition. They have long, very
properly, looked upon themselves as our So
cial inferiors-as our serfs-their mean Mig
gardly lives-their low, vulgar and sordid
occupations have ground this conviction into
them But of a sudden, tqey have come to
imagine that their numerical strength gives
them power-and they have burst the bonds
of servitude, and are running riot with more
than the brutal passions of liberated wild
beast. Their uprising has all the character
istics of ferocious servile insurection. Their
first aim is demolition-the destruction of
everything which has the appearance of su-
perior virtue, which excites the envy and
hate, and which, by contrast, exposes the
the shameful deformity of their own lives.
They have suggested to us the invasion of
their territory, and the robbery of their banks
and jewelry stores. We may profit by the
suggestion, so far as the invasion goes-for
that will enable US to restore them to their
normal condition of vassalage, and teach
them that cap in hand is the proper attitude
of the servant before his master. A cock
for sailor, goose for soldier Yankee
for a gentleman-images incongruous and
unnatural II!
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SHASTA COURIER.

E8- L. r. FIsHER-Is the only Agent
Of the SHASTA CouRIrR in San Francisco with pow
ers TO receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same.
oFFIcE-l7lA Washington street. opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
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A SAILOR who had recently returned from
Newfoundland, says that the fog is so thick
there that he used to drive nail in it to hang
his hat on
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06
All of them will Ravel.

They use more than TWICE the amount of thread
They form on the under side of the fabric cord
which soon wears of and the sewing gives way
This is very Objectionable fine goods No tailor
or manufacturer (except for bags) viii buy chain
stitch machine Do not be humbugged by Fair
(D Premiums
j. H. DUNNELL, Agent,
mrls:5m lSa Montgomery street.
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SEWING MACHINES.
J.. COR y l. l. l. 4 CO.'S
Family aud Manufacturing
so SEWING MACHINES.
TAG!,AIEE 4 FaRE'S PATENT.

ar.1s,r,v i...., tn he thousands who are ,s;,,
,r,r ana the bnu.,rds th,t w,pt tbn,, ,h.,
.,eh machine now i,ars the ,.tan Ira,xa s,,,r,, -,
GROVER IL BAKER ,Iils II owe. ir ana, Ali nrrso,s
selling them Are secure rI;,,st ary
t;a,No~ 10y
our NJ. hines are now inst what We want them: II,
f,reft tip,, and on p Fatally on,r I.,
the hest m ,is and h,Irs rrf,I u, hines in any mar
Ept and thava~e sin <ofi at $40 and Sd Including
II.nlm4r. nj ah.h sc have scv.raI styI.., Needles
and evrgt iur4a Is say 10 their Sc in family or shop
TIT them am the ceauest legitimate and fr.
cIas. 4..h4,l,. in market.
IL in~trr t. oar Machines a. well as our customers
offer fRRd nc 10RtB in sixty DAYS for
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An o,.ren. and s.onarhc nrensra.ion ~, IRON r,rr-
ifad ~ owe, ,,d C.ro, hv combustion n, n, d-l
tt.n S,nrti,ra5 Inv t,c h1hest medical a,.t4, ~, ..
b., h in r,u,. ar Tho , aJ states and 4
/, ,T,ni, ,,r.ctt;ca
" ma ,tlaanrca ~, ,hons,uds daily proves that no
,,,,- ~ ", r., c,, We cnmnarrt with il. Imuur.
- ~. ,l t,a Ja,res.iop Of vital energy, ia e and
,L.s -5r, .om,,lex ions Indicate its necessity in
IL, ,r,. n'',ceiyahie case.
H. ,'rs IN all ualalies in which It has been tried
:, b. ynd ,z }ulty curative in each Of the follow
i - VA " ,!,.r,. viz:
~. Tabiiity Nervous Affections En9acia-
49, nuepen2ta Ccnstiuation Diarrhoa
p1S,ntcrv ir.cipi@nt Consumption Scroiu-
In,. TubsrcuIosis salt Rheum raisraer stru.
alto, Whites hlorcsis, Liver Complaints
Ch-oeic headaches, Rheurn atisnn, InterInit
tent Fayers PIN pies on the Face, &c.
In cases of General debility .whet her the result If acute
disease. of the continual illumination Of nervous
and muscular energy from ChroEc complaints, trial
OF this restorative has proved Successful to extent
which description nor written attestation would
der credible lH'art. ~ cong ed-ftdden AS to have
become forgotten in their own nelhh"rho Ids have sud
aeniy reapIeared IN the tusy world rs Just returned
from pfot'acted travel in a slant land Come very
sfEtai Instances "f tins hi atae-ed Oh ielha'e sht-
ferers enac ated victims Of apparent marasmus, san
suine"us exhaustion critical changes, and that com
Ica on "f nervous ana dt-fePtlc aversion 80 ar ana
| eNerclse for which u" physician mas u" name
In .NcFfdns 1fecF'"H" OF All xmas ana of reasons
h'hiaf 10 hed''" he'' thT "ie''"I u 'it' P'tlaTa
.ti"h 81 f" must hecs7''i! "e sanitary i4r' uhihe
"id OXIDES II IS Vigorously ''i' "t7"u' he'h@ eHcit-
ing ana oFer"e''.E' ana eeht'S regularly al'frehl
even IN 'he most Obstinate cases Il" Eehess without
eFefpe'he gastric or 'nhc'ihs disaGfee-
avg 1t IL az az IippsitS among "thers,
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iioeNand's GERMAN Pills

being well known throughout Europe and America.
need no commemorate on here. They purely vegeta-
bic prepared with great exactness and sugar
coated Nobetter Cathartic Pill can he found PRicE.
- cts per box.
These medicines are prepared by Dr. L. NJ. JAtk soS
d CO., Phiiade ia. Pa, and s.. Louis Mo, and
sold y druggists and dealers medicines every where.
The signature of c. NJ }, Will be the outside
@ each bottle or box, g.. E-.
In our "Ensrgbody's Aimanae.' published annual
ly, you will hud testimony and CONNIE ndary notices
from all parts Ofthe country. These Amanacs Civ
away by all our Agents And III Upton iy II slHt
d Mcnamara, and Rochester by Nathaniel Bak
Sprindale ~ Thos. james NCo, and in Mechanicss lille
~ Chas. c. Stout.
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PROF. l.. MILLERS
HAIR INVICORATOR:

- -. - - .--,..-., %. ,,,,n,.,,
AN Ell ECiiNE' SAFE AND E."Hon''AI eoA'o."'
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its OF ginal
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rom ~, "i',s n<r-c aud curipg II
fbR ififH I'm ~" pH''''' ~ ;..';.r -,
when there IS the ieas' pailieic o. Ni'ai' VI
recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING StURF AND DANDhOfr'
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I'D ~. ,IrrIFYINt; THE lair impating to
'oi' ~ .n.,lad oloss and hriliapcy making
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to curl Ieahli!.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand lot
this uneaualied preparation, convince the proprietor
that trial only is only necessary TO satisfy dis
corning public OF It's superior auah.es over aiLs
at presenf IL tine
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DIS. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 Co.. are Associated
Proprietors of the Matte nal pispensary, No. i67,
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for the cure Of Private Diseases. ...
Prot. Eshert Jackson DIR. Robert Herbert & NJ. Eu-
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male Diseases DiHrnaf Emissions in short. every pos.
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where any Improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dispensary Circular of IA large in. by il in. let
ter pages, with full and special written reply sent
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the postage. six cents Every young man. Whether
SICK OR WELL. should have one, Also. a circular
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ct. .tamp. The "Mo iatain Of Light, Medical Pro-
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cents and one cent stamp, for 81 and nine cents
in stamps. This book is fully described in circular
1t is ~ far the most valuable and deeply Interesting
book the subjects treated of. cXtant: matters
that in former works were merely huted at here
fully explained it contains also full and explicit key
to ali the secrets of marriage. love and beauty
before
TsATIsFACTORILYerI
revealed in any book in the English language,
Dr. .'lcksou's Perpetual rreventvc--send for circu-
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DR.. JACKSON may he seen at the Consulting Rooms
NJ. III =. NJ. and from p NJ. till :, 2. NJ; other
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in attendance
Male patients. when desired, will he furnished with
large, airy. comfortable rooms suitable board. nd care
full attendance, for the few days ordinarily necessary to
effect "A cure Patients do not each other, The
most ample guarantees of our ability and good faith
promptly given when aesir d. Fees as reasonable as
the very highest modes of treatment known to modern
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Which they are determined to sell as cheap as
can be purchased an, rhere In the CITY for CASH
Our motto is "Qnck Sales and Small Profits"
ANY order from the country will be promptly
attended to; as much so as if the purchaser was
present.
Mr. Hoch having b en- engag ed in the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this City fiat
tiers himself that he will be able to render com
pete satisfaction to customers. Give US a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrscatine, Iowa, April lst 1890
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Testimonials of the Horace Waters Pianos
and heInIl nus.

..Thc riann came u Nd i, 4-.I ,te orlar ia.
tam, al =, .tt,o,.rt ,.. =, =, 1.t-l nv Ia
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me ,f he uorare Water. piar.r. ,'ri'"S "a 49,
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yat3,,t nag l. IIrr.a, ~, 800 tu',t' ~" w
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~
Mississippi end Missouri r. x:
0N and after Monday. April 18th, 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains willfun as fol-
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi aso~e# =
.as2 cago. stto.g- = = &..,."~ ~ 4" &0or. N.
Leave Wilton for Msrengo and sr' "tt:i q
a. Washington, @a.. .H. 80 AZ $40 A. n.
Leave Wilton for Muscstine at g. 40 A. N. 500 Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport ia "a -.
and Chicago. $50 A. N.
Arrive At Wilton from Muscatine, At W
at s25 4. N. 1 5 90 P, N.
Passenger. going west make direct connec.
tions with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west. s-~ rs. asf@ - .">Et
Passengers going east make direct con INJECTIONS
at Rock Island " ith the Chicago and Rock island
X. r. trains, for all points east, nth aud north.
Also with the Galens, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport. -s..s..r ~vt. .r 81 .lf.rr1>a~E
All trains running East connect directly At
Chicago, with all trains ever all the roads East
and South. .......
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions as to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars
J.F. TRACY, Sup't
A. klMBALL, Assistant Supt.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS! .f.
IIAvING completed and occupied our gren
Ill Fie-Proof Mannfactory-the most perez,
machine shop in the world-we have signaii.eu
the event by producing a new Family SEWING
Machine. containing the latest Improvements"
The very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the paDnss
without Involvement or excuse for buying any "
the inferior machin which infringe our pa'
en,s. Competition will henceforth become ~.
nossible very large reduction has been ~"e'
in the prices Of all Of tn @Et@
SINGERS STANDARD MACHlNEs
for manufact turing purposes, which ere W.
known to be without any successful rival 10 ".
market. Much has recently been publisnea :.
regard TO various stitches made by sewing -. -.
chimes. We will take it for granted thai ~ -.
world knows the fact, at Singers Mscn !. !.
make the best stitch ever invented, and 90 !"
the best style. ).
zs-send for copy Of l. " Singer 4 ID
Gazette which contains full information au y" II.
prices, Sizes etc, OF 81 wing machines ana -" y
snpriied gratis J. siN"hn ~ !. Xo,k.
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MANHOOD, now LOST, HOW RES.
'rUHED.
Just Published, in u Sealed Enrelope.
on THE NATURE TREAT MENT AND RAD.
zeal cure Of Spermatorrhoca, or seminal weak
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D. RoBT. j. rulNERWELL, NJ. d.
.Author ot he 'Green Book, DC
Tie wot III renowned author, in this admirable
lectute. cEa drly proves from his own experience
that tiie asvfu consequences OF self abuse may be
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Sent under seal to any address, post rn'd on
the receipt Of two postage stamps, Ivy adaressine
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CIR ARD
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capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS B. ALNORD, Secretary.
A. S. GlLLETT, VicePrcs. x Treas.
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sly~Losses promptly adjusted.
S.IAiES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
Dec 18th 1859.
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& G. 4 p. STEIN have good workmen, and
Ass use steam power in the manu- acture OF their
Furniture.
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zsoracc Waters, Ag't,
333 Broadway, New York,
Publisher Of ttlusie, ttlusit Books:
AND DEALER IN

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FtaaoS, Netoaeons 3feIandrs Organs. Organ decor.
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