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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
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(6prtiebuns.)

sic fpnnte es tbm ni6tt ipebren, uno Die
Qo9it leiner 9tei9ung itber,pc9 balp ale tbre
8epenfen. @be lie etne b1Ibe Stunpe lang
nit etnanoer 9efabren paren, bemerften Die
Wtitreilenpen, pab lie liG berjlidb Die SanO
retbten, unb DaB rer fremoe 6err Die ibrtgen
az lelne Sippsn sog. unp ais tie in 6ranf
furt ausitie9en uno ltt Der 8arriere naberteu,
ipp pae 0spaf auegegeben wurpe, ]ab lif 9au@
line gu ibrer srGbltsn lleberrol6ung Dem Sns
Eel @)Dttfi fiteO gegenilber uno tpptlte erlhroden
ibyen Mrm aus Dsmsni9en lbres Gealelters
3ieben. b9 as- n
ygun, &inoer, letO SIR ipteOer eintg ?"
fragte Der &ommer3tenratb,
y6i1r pas gan3e 9tben, ieber Snfel !" lagte
9tobert. vNfeine ltebe lube 9auline bat mir
Nues persteben uKp mir nur Die 8eoineune
aelttllt baB mir in Stcdsbetm bleiben unp
niHt in Die 0lla SolDer sieben. Oas ees
Ihiebt aber nicbt, penn i6 babe Das bnblCbe
tlelne 0artenbau5 pon RlObe ne6en Ger 6abrtf
lammt @runpltif erpUrben. uno 9epente mein
liebeS 6rauhen bort ein3urthten.
2lm AbenD peS fOlsenoen Sa9eS febrten Die
bret NeutAen Woblbebalten na1 Stpfebelm
3uruf, unO man feierte nod am lelben 9lbanO
auf Der Sab1if pie VerlUbung Der bstpen iuns
gen paare i'm en9lt9u 5reile. 2IlIe pareu
letlenperenit8t. Bis auf 3ante 8alrer, bic trib
unp elnrlbtg mar. Hssss. H
rNteine liebe 6rau unD tbt, meine beiben
erwaAlenen 9DAter," la9te 6err 0OttfrtsD
BalDer itnter ancerem an Die(em glbenDe /;
ySDr bobt Der eutsn Dauline pa9rlirb piel
unbtl ab3ubitten. 2lOer Sbr miibt es peltO
wlli9er tbun, Da lth Das S6tdlal nit IUld'
peutllher Ount Des armRn 9anpmdoAene ans
senommeu bat. Gs bstBt IN Der Shrift
n Der Stetn, Den Die Sauleute perwurfen bae
ben, 1T gum @dltein 9stporDen. g8ae @uA
betpen anlpru6esDlen 8rauIein trOB @urer
serubmtsn SiIOun9 ntbt seIans, uamlitb pas
per3 Gurss Settsrs gu ritpren, paS bat pae
einfaAe SGs6en pom 2anOe 3u Stanpe se-
braGt!" 64mIl
vOas fat letnen euten @runb, lteber Sns
tel !" erpiCerte 0fobert. sd bin Su tp,it Der-
umssfcmmen unter ben Wtenlhen, um 81 tptl=
ZEN, pab per lul4' elmer. .Spslitein taufen nil,
beI1er tbut, tbn TN un9eIhliffenen 3u(tanpe 81
nsbmen uno naA Ietnem 0elHmade lblefen
unp falen gu lalien. penn - nibts filr UNCUT,
meine lADnen @Ouinen !! - ib babe Der @DeIa
ltelne IAon Dtelt 9eleben, aber Shltff unp Sal
Iun9 tparen nt6t itnmer nah meinem @ez
lhmad. r1no Der innere g8ert9 DieleS Sulpels
bier, Der mid auf ben erten Blid anmutbete,
btelt mid cunlsquent tn meiner WertblAasuuS
fur paS unbea9tete 8asden pom 3auDs, un=
lere tletne N9enbrDoed 9aultne /" -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16

Der'l1e 6aus Elm bureau de'esprit, allein
ytCbert mar reid unO unabbdngi9, unO 10
mubte man i'm 9ep1bren lalen Sbnebem
batte ct, Obne ir9enpwe gu perltBen, eine 9e<
wille @ntlhtepenbett unb @nergte In einem
9anjen @ebabren, tpelbe genu9 befunOete, OaB
tbm al rem urtbetl Der bltnDen Menae tpenta
aenng 9ele9en mar, unit paB er aufdlts AUDI
li4 lelber senii9en fonnte. Nttt Gem lcges
nannten bureau de'esprit Bate es aber eine
eigene 8epanptnib. @tan 9laubte ia niGt,
cap IN Oielem eelelisen Jerete Elm selebrter
auslhltebli6er OanfeI, etne S6aul ltsaun9 Don
b0flter StlOung unO unsemelienlten altbett=
lhen Nn1priihen berrlhten. SIM 0egentbsil,
es watea nnr eiHi9e wenige tu6tt9e Mdnrsr,
welcbe i'd, nit 9iugen III Der Q8sit umgelebfn,
unD POM Heten ettDas nebr aelernt BAIT n ais
etn glfrige5 oaI6eu naG DslItn liunlthen 0s
nitllen; Wi1nEer, peldbe, pPnn tie am Sage in
loren SAulen, 6abriftn, QabUratprien unD
@umptOtr6 ibr Sa9wert rebltcb 9etbon batten,
am NbeuO unD in cen lCnlti9en WuBeltunpen
aud ben bGberen Sutere0en Der Wfenl9bett
uuo Der Civilization 1beilnabme IAentten. gs
naren teile gelebrten Oamen, fetne lArtftltsl
lernren Blaultritmpfe, Ionoern etnfa6e, liebe,
podsre 5auafrausn, wslbt fur ibre MuBs=
ltunpen cine anpere luterbaltung lu6ten, ais
StaptfIutlh unO Nopen, 6rauen, oenen Elm
errlt @'eiprab ilber 5ragen Der Belt unO bu>
name pper patrioIilAe Seltrebun9en isber
mar, ais pas SAeGben9eriht itber eine 9ea1
bartn, unp Oenen elm 9utes SuA mebr @enub
unO 8reuDe bereitets, ais Elm neues SetoentleiD,
etne Supelenprarure pper Elm liIbernes 5bee=
Ierptce. Ga mar nit einem 0Sorte etn Jtreis
bon Wannern unp 6rauen, weldse BON Der tle
ber5eu9ang beleelt tparen, peB Der edte 2ebens=
9enub tpeDer In Dem 8elu4 raulAenoer 6efe
unD iippiser @jeIage, nod i'm rafftuirtelen
bdualGtn @Umfort unp 9uru6, nod i'm Our
Ihautrasen itbertrtebe1ter SOiletten unD In
Der titnnltten Steiserung aller QnlprilAe,
nod enplib gar i'm lle6erltrablen Nnoerer be-
ltete; lcnpern pab SeraOe sine geWille @leicb-
eiilt,steit sesen ptele Disqualification unO Elm
freitptl9es 0er3i6tsn Oarauf nUtbwenDts lei,
nm Den 0enub Ds6 SbGnen unp Grbaberen
IN Der Natur unp pen perlAiepenen Siinfen
gu etnem ppltdnptgen gu ma4en.. b. r....
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
Wfeebantcrs &aa,

go. 500 Warplanb 9lp., nabe bem Capitol
Dteles bstm 9nbfum 70 belebe 9aus nit benz Ibattsen
@arten benz eerGunt4en unb ablen San5Iapn lit tn alien
ienen 1teen perpnert unp perbeert un6 pirO ber e-
piptlen.
Sepen Rpntae unb 0pnnerita9 &lbeno; ". ea
8% SbeateG= UDrltellmng IgSM r
auf Der neu erbduen geI6mafpClen GpmmerbIbHe
bel pra4tpplel illumination csS @drtens. sit
rs 9iah Der UOrItellung Commercial.
Der geieer bat & sur GuSabe sena&t ftets bic rei
fen nb been QDein Ster ab apbere @etrate sas Dub
lifun Su perabrei6en. +t ~ fa.4
Mtene ie icre zine Ftnte CUTE 8ebienuns per6en eEen
falS baS tbrse beraeen, mir bic 3utrerenbet mid Be-
ebrenoen 3u erbalten. ~'..}i ~. +As t- Fsr
R1- Sebea Ntttpp6 uub Spnnabenb mad S6luB Der Ru-
Gtlntertatuus I'm 9apttplsar wirb pie NariAe 8ano TIM
CSaten pes unterset6neten 43bt- - 4tl ~
ua tbre Gonserte fortleben. .a,.
SUITES + gl Sobn . ID, @tBentbInter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
Or. cSohnifnn.

M9e tss sSntslt6eu &Ontssums ser gDunbar; In aSub
@rooutrer enea Mr erfen ehttnnfu &rneatGn Sc-
u Der ben g0se1 Ete uts 2cbtus ben ppttdern Urn
Sonoc yars pbasepbta nub Gurtn dbcu sHeebra&t bat
ntSt or runerbdrhn 6etIunsp unaeubet Spn bueu BE O.
1t%s ott ge6n wsts unjdtst 9ttbtut< bic an ObrsuE
a WetecfEat ub anhtren RrGnlbttru Ibeu iuIt O. GHA
BITE bet pI6St6en erduf&en IN Trbr erre6en ke an s er
tSHbet stusea SletHststSen r. T. reen ansenb6t& o.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
SSSaibtn8tomer Mnsetaen.

0Sdfbin9tCn Mcaoen,D Of Wfniif,
2S9 pa. Mp. spif6eu 9. un6 10. Str.
Seben glddbmittag ppn ubr ans sa1t aar-rr5. -
Juftrumcutat= uun SOcdl=GCn3ert
aus ben attaten 8usn beitsbeulen unb neuerbnss
rerltirften Gapeae. +@
slue prabret6ten Grr&ansen. Gisarre unb Speifen b
Der beten Sualttdt. -. BE-
Slt22S Seurg Or pfentbaI, @isentbamer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
sl9sAAA Narf! Narf! Narf
49, z. StraBe, Bnlbineton .. s.
Nnrf

Mu Sbr Ssreitnce, IaBt unS rpaltn
1886 sSn ben iriidea, buit'9sn I8ap!
.tt.. . Sn Der @tden 9riInert s allen
Sret bic 2uit gum 6In,nel i9allt! n.
Der Bart ii nun ~iecer iir Oas Nu6tam 0eSnet, nnS
prp Der uneSeiduete e5 ftp Gn8ee9en etn laen I'M aud
be Slpu ben part gu etnem alJnteiueR 9ebIinss
1u9scrt 3u MAIDEN. .s.r. ~. ..}- .
gu BEN, tutttsu &atttser gien iebenten eerdumS.u
fiat etc 8ubne an9e6at, pee tc Uereiuen grDage
iraIna II sur 8enusuna enlpfeble u GAS 13f IT i
3pe ausse3etduete aeSebabnen, 6teSiianb, SGoutcln
II. sben erner sur nnreans Der Oantem 1np Qerren
be. eft. s.a -4Q t+- Gair1 rlr. s
4tte 81 etn. unb Nedar 8ste, asse;e9neteS 9btlabcl-
pbia Xa9erber, ice ane Gernte IN better aaIitd
bic 6ie pS etS bas Bette uup ale Deltcaeeu br apn
lIeferu. -t.t- .~ w
IS Seben Srnntas Nabmittas: al6
GacrebsYpn;ert! s. -.s..- -
NdltungSp0A: Bertram 2etn& sa
- @s nb bnrel6enbe 8Crtebrnssn 9etrpften baB benz
TlbItum tttn &ergRityen 9stCrt peroea tau. Suli1S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
8iAersMu3eige.a

.s1Hors 8MAerENu5ei8e.9es 57-a
a Sosben bon @uropa srbaIten ~ Ti~~
y Sobaan iriebrtd StOrt's @ebsttu4, 391.tc sia9ia
p Soonnsnb retr's 9ansprltll;. d3r lss s1sfr
81 Scbebue'S Ngr3pe lfluns, +a
fno I'M blatge preile Su babm BET ls4 sun G
illgm ~ &. 8. RtehtffIbt,
Slid, Int SO. 42O q -Str. I8abtretpn .
aE SD Sese tiermit benz seetrten pubIdum an ra6 i5
.NIbet Ibernebme nnb oelbe 5u bluteen Nret
fen lisfere uRb mid pPEi e gut ~nR prompt ~ beprsen
- - lr = ~ Is ., .. 80.
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ID Doctor &eH,
Nrat nnh .MPhurtehelfer.

~ SeC. IS 2Oalbarbtr, arui@en greter nnb 2lspbItr.
Nrme wercen unentc elnt d bebanbelE @ss
mF Mu no eaieIb ale Mrten Btu cbtdnneT nnh Supppr-
OGT0 fig tE0Hsn Rab &tubsrRR blbs1. Ap803mi
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&eblen,

Fts $pP1eR' let@tbrenptnbe R0bIen
ft+@' 4- 1tnb Neeouum. Ga, slcE b.
9rteRs ganes RObeu fl.~ r4.
bsim e&sit iOnts On8 ssidOt nns IetnseipaIten bet
e. l8 o0rh,
sa 2ist .fr. nase Comb axbar.
Asue PaA& SHsVA&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
N imn9e 2emte.
DR.. Johnston,
Der etn3tSe ar3t, tpsGaer anssiet.
9 aIt ttmors &ofbttaL
CUR ltnterOriiduns Der auadinl6eret etn6ltrt
Der sin3tse 9laB tn Der gBtlt, ipp ft8srs,
lhne1e unb ariinoltGbe Gureu In '+ 80 80.
- ocheime1t &rdmfheifen

semd&t ue6en; ais b1 nc: 3caun9 SHudte IN
benz Rtten unO BEN sSera. gntncnussn Str 9isrsn r,O
gIais, 5aamsnegassunsn oawd8e Der @erssn Wa,en9p6
o., Mattate eoerae9[aseabt, @ertanoesi9p61e 6ers-
ttcrien, S4i9 'erabet 3itter auseni6wdte. S9Wnos
Eop 9merI @ntSinbnns bes 618. Der Iae Der 3nnge bes
ua9erS Der gngeweSs un6 atfer ienr eb bic seUten
men item er uaenb eIde i6rn Srfer acfEkr.
lter it1o us Srenen- -@eaua bt SefSbrten SeS STcs
yrtr'n nno n'ean ni9t es sebt erbeu. be aIdenbse1
opnnnGen rnttten Swie Der oafutjpn beruor6rnaen,
ee gbs HauR5l masm unS suIestbn &8rpsr nb Sn ssr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
Hh @rnlt &6fFers
z4 OtetrCpUlttan 2a9erbters s8raueret une
gSdfhtnatOn &tfO 6arten,

glew Yprt 9lpense, 3uil9:n l. uno 2. Strase.
Bon CONNER gu Scmmr Uro ber rbiSe @lrten nebr
touGnOt9t uno erreut t& etner tmuer sr6eeu Ga ces
Yutlltum8.
Der bequem gu erreienoe Pas bic ottien fir sauienee
etnser4ten Eau uao 3ets osrs ranmJe &an5 Pos Dn
sss59"gnsq SteBtaas SGr"anta aSe slsts u an9sre I'm
y ratr Iun9 een ger1nte uns SpelIen ber Sallou
merhen aud fur 6telen Spmmer nit rerblen ben 3u
iprnd beS publifuulS 3u sreaIten nE r.p ~. ,
8>retnen S@Ilen L. T. no, we4e bre Idnslden Selte int
neitY @aen" peraualteu woe perren prrbet bafte Be
bin9unssu pom Eeiser g. elt 3. .rrrH.L. .f~
1l5 IS TT biNreienp gorge setra9en, bic bette Orbnun9
# IS auirecbt Su bolten. --~ ~. l. 13l3l taq
4@utem treu,blgeu 8su& isbt entsesen ts34 sl
Sult1s grnft 8 2peffter g
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e}unoe p6nntr.

esOuher pelGt bt Dpfer scbtmen 9ats srprstn aA
oaS dPrt 10 gtele 8dunbe tn ctr rubes rsE sesst 9%
' Dem Dsnnf Der Serectfam ben Sena Etsetaert nh BE-
settr bG3dnbernhe zSn entoft batea @rsn rssen a@ ~
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sgSSni biugtOmer Nuseteeu.
Wnllmnnna' ASptel

,sao Nnllmauns' &optel
E1 go. 456 @enni. ao. 3tpii9en 3. NIB Az
Wabin9ton 8. s. M
Der nnterSeitnete rad enen ieitterisen @Gisn cris
bem retlenbeu Pabltum iberBaupt bic ersebenfe Ans
.lU Mcnta9 ben %. Stunt an aaa
bic resmGbse Gable bBOte nes Sotels arfseBobe uub
itatt beieu cine Dcnf6nbise 41 Iyga s
NeftaurdftOn e
bon Wtcr9ens bis NaAts 10 lttr tdgli9
enSeritet bat Die epeiietarte prb ets bas Bette, mas
bic Sapresset nnb ber 0art Iiefer suben mDsi biseu
4reilen bieten.
Der @res fit 3imuter NIT ben befen Settsa IN
Stabt 1T: & W9f njsfia
y g per Gag so @ts. c3T .fft4as
r4sg per 2BoCbe 8 Dolldrs.
~ per Oicnat 10 Dollars. H
gs iff bieie Ginr4tuns bauptGGli& sur 9equemt1set
ceS reieiben PubtmS 9etrcffen pprhen unb pirb BITE
unb 3ieiniateit beS Sauies ppie ber eei
uub bic atGe semiB nitbtS gu piiniGen ibriO laen.
Sun23 SO. RuI Imam, Yrpprietcr.
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Dr9ant[de 9Awaeae

4nOstu9@ gtctt une bic Dss RrSt rtsbtr btreftGt Dtsa
rtsors Geteen tIeS has esbeu tnh unt be Gbe un6 RG
ren baft unmoeIi& ma&t 10 Oft eOr Dsrsr tsrc
Naturalization unbeirnnen fr6buen Sunse 2tu Rnt IN e
~ observation-disclosures eenctet pe Re breu ssu Rt6t sersu
snnen Obe!stG f aud bnrH Sruren. Rtebtrf6Inetn tn
5drn Ssn une dneerS urfa6eu treaet "a Fs sr
EettnsbetIs etn 5ceC bes 1ehraua bes bthen Drsane
eDer aber Ul IS ausneu s Rro Greusuns ssr prn
bsne prlDTen trb Etc F6 btntn e6frn tsf6en ais nra
aug ote gsnaauus ssrtaeRss s3wa&t uub bs shv& uns
&len une 8ebreF rru oft u bic urfd&e Der RranFrett t.
rct tneer Ceer 86guS @ Oft ffftben Ht b 2ttbeu anbe
sfn ra6en u ee hnr bt @ewpbubrlt ee6xmtu 2aRera
E1npen fnb. - ~ @ @'F'10' > -
ET Dfftce: go. z @ab=Drebertd|trase,
lteben 8baren Don 8alttmOrefr., 6fltGe Setts,
ote Stafet btnauf. . 1i'4 8e5 57all- 4
Wtdn merle d Ndmen ub Hdrsnurtrer btnn unrtEtnSe u8
rrserte Wa1ma1r burbens puh SewtdeuIOt Gua6laIbes
S1utFdef Shehw1er Strasturttntsz unh eampeapu$tf
ssGnen @ rSelmdbta Nrstt Ruh Iaucrr, ausesSn Gr
SChnfcn's Ruf tn Der Rdbf. ~ z..-sr
NS Nae Srtef masen staea Pot -6tamp eEtbaItsn.
Cine 9etl9ns tn 2 Iasen suSelt9ert.
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J BIdfter4E Eabd6.

10 &iaen CONNECTICUT Seebleaf 74aa
IL &vten pennlplpanta Seeblsaf g.
Rite HnS N tlstuen 0uoatitdten biaisit bel
Ph.- Huncke1,
u2s ---t~ -'+.+44l4 4IFIs "a Soontb- boTlesfr
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@erbeiratbett perlpnen.

oeer Ue wee 10 Dtrbttra1tu btaef&Hsn unb R tt$-
f6et Swdf set eiuS tnberuhsa ktrE arh fch.
ten Gnpsr5nettt DE- Sebufpn "a Hatb< ttrbIu- 81 II
aae gneerni seen st &be ubs1t cpsr eeass etAttrns
et5bdrteti bar Nerpn 8ittcrn 5@raG ch 4riSpfas
geI 1redltaen Ist rereeu f6nsG iurtrt GersuSe wst
m Der 5ebaneIune Int Bnrrss Ocn Or SOtnfSu anrssts
aHn thm dlS ftncn &breumdnne 5rt R&
anb .H0sri@t!t& auf etne artt RkFatdaiea btE.asea
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Gde rer 10. nnD @zStr.
g9aibin9tcn, =. e. R93sf
Satle b'ncte bon bs2 lbt Ia Sare ben Ganaen Eas.
#s1 NuspaN Der bsen Wetne uab slquelte. (Junl33mt
ST ~MrlsngtDu &prtna.
Dieiea 70 beebieu gsrSnusun9sOt bat Der 1lneri@rets
Gbernrwnln rloubt d bsraliL oas esuth Butu
gSaibs1rn @eorsetown nno umseseno 6u Sabl e 8eIu
en3ulapen. Ft~r
@e,,G aa n, peIfe siOnren ins uuf liuotUn pic HcS
GrcurfOnen cher prDatt 6slt3sen abSuHa ten ebaG etc
5nll item tepSbn9 inter cer r9ernn9, CaB aleS
ilas yera reldbte b ber beten 0ualildt fem wtro
ss1- AAira9en beierbaIb pouen Si6Gt5n III @onrab'e
ptrI, ga. Np SpiIheu Az Sir ab8eaeben psrCen
IS pirp mei Seltreben n ei len 10 ltsb en- YIas in
ttl6eer 3ti pecer nap irIberer ber5uiteaen nm ht
rb lun9en, Sp ee fir alt una uh9 ensurpNn 10 eab
arlington neblt ber dc sage, rem Ntu Snt ien
em ans8eSepnsten Srnen, aud allen pliJen An
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
Life Insurance.
rLoelsr ave cARpEnrR

fHE undersigned olIsrs . the ciu.
So = T<rrc harts 81 xtcIaifT. = a~s -
ssf4s tss-~iefefs 70 fe~rft ess.ssus ~ -.
serts1ss a. nes4sstt e. - alsa etss ss~.f. -
wtTetaases. e.. a. - Store safza -, $50 -
&. tae afti tsee tttEees - sc<tts - tr ~. 800
Leet Eftizks =. 40 =.
Maf.en~ F1arl<< 80 t.sr.ls1.<-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
INSURANCE.

sNooNSN(E-
LIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
4 sss-et "a tAs -E.os les-faaee Car.7.uy -
HsTrfr CofEf-s ie.L
gesA Assett ......t..4.s..... - "a 81
FIRE AID INLAND FOLICfES }s~ued
= tas 70 an1 aafiee Csupsef. sgdassfI, W..
t'att tfe7te- =. So ta1
FIRE POLICIES isse4 IA &c TIe IL
ssrsl,s Cruesny Il hast'afs. Csa14sleu.
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The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

rHE New NICARAGUA LINE.-The New
Jersey Legislature having granted the char
ter to the g Central American Transit Com
pany, which places its docks at Jersey
City to save the enormous cost of wharfage
at New York-the new line will be immedi-
ately pushed to completion. and will be in
operation, It'll supposed. by the middl of Ju-
ly or the first of August. The transit from
ocean to ocean will be made in twenty four
hours, says the Herald and Mirror. the whole
passage accomplished in seventeen days.
Two Of the finest of the old Collins Liver
pool Line will be among the vessels FIRST put
on the route. The grant authorizes a capi-
tai of s.. 900. 900, with the privilege of in,
ereasing it to IS Joe, 600, if occasion should
warrent. The public accommodation de-
mands such line, and twill be Immediately
successsful-to last how long who shall pre-
diet? The best of Nicaraguan companies
have been short lived, and we have as yet no
guarantee that this will prove more enduring
than the others. There can be no doubt that
there is room for two line of steamers at fair
prices There will be soon many thousands
of persons at the East thrown out of en-
ployment or business by the closure of the
war. and most of these will seek our shores.
provided they may do SO within reach of
their purses. The steamers will all come
crowded this summer.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

Nor MAKING, BUT SAvING.-It is not the mo-
ney which man earns, but the money that he
saves, which enriches him. Anybody may
acquire wealth who will remember to act up
on this principle. The facility with which
money can be gained by industry, in this
country, is very great when compared to the
facilities for gaining it, generally abroad; !;
but we are an extravagant people, and we
expend our earnings with commensurate pro-
digality. Those who do not. but practice
self constraint and careful economy. invaria-
bly, grow rich. They cannot well avoid it.
Money makes money. The first thousand dol
lars soon creates more thousands and if you
will compute it, you will be surprised to dis
cover how soon YOU have expended that thou
sand upon purchases by no means indispen-
sable to either your comfort or happiness.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

LOOKING OUT FOR SLIGHrs.-There are some
people always looking out for Sights. They
cannot pay visit, they cannot receive q
friend, they cannot carry on the daily inter
course of the family, without suspecting that
some offence is designed. They are as
touchy as hair triggers. Their amour propre,
like porcupine, is ever ready to erect its
quills, If they meet an acquaintance on the
street who happens to be pre-occupied with
business, they attribute his abstraction to
some motive personal to themselves, and take
umbrage accordingly. They lay on others
the fault of their own irritability. A fit of
indigestion makes them soc impertinence in
everybody they come in contact with. limo
cent persons, who have never dreamed of CIV
ing offence are astonished to find that some
unfortunate word, or some momentary taci-
turnity. has been mistaken for an insult. To
say the least the habit is unfortunate. 1t is
far wiser to take the more charitable view of
our fellow beings, and not suppose slight
intended, unless the neglect is open and di
rect. After all, too, life takes its hue in
great degree from the color ofour own minds,
If we are frank and generous, the world
treats kindly. IT, on the contrary. we are
suspicious, men learn to be cold and cautious
to us.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

DILUvIAL CHANGEs.-While sudden and
violent revolutions are impending over ma
tions, nature is accomplishing, slowly and
silently far more portentous changes. There
are harbors famed for ages as commercial
centers, from which the sea is now gradually
withdrawing its waters. The deltas of great
rivers grew by accumulation from year to
year, till the rivers themselves forsake them,
and seek new channels The sea of Azoff
the outlet of the commerce of the Don, is
rapidly becoming a vast impenctrable marsh
Between two measurments. thirty two Years
apart, its depth has diminished eleven feet
and the prediction of Strabo may yet be ac-
complished, that soon both the sea of Azof
and the Black Sea viii become waste tract
of intermingled lakes and morasses. The
largest river of Central Asia. the Oxus. ac-
cording to the unanimous testimony of ancient
authors, rolled its waters into the Caspian
Sea, la modern times it has emptied into
the Sea of Aral But it seems to be about
to resume its ancient channal to the Caspi-
an, an event which would revolutionize the
conditions of commerce between Europe and
Asia The Oxus would then recover its re-
nown as great highway of nations. The
Euphrates, also, is leaving its ancient bed
from point above killah. and taking more
westerly course. Year by year the new
cbanaal receives large proportion of its wa.
ters the strean n that adheres to the old
channel has already ceased to produce the
inundations which, like those of the Nile,
can alone fertilize its borders the country
adjacent to the ruins of Babylon begins to
wear the aspect ofhopeless aridity; and the
ancient capital Of Semiramis and Nebuchad-
nezzar will soon make the center of a des
ert Nor does the river promise to fertlize
a new district, but loses itself in the innu-
merable lakes and marshes which extend to
the Persian Gulf-N, Y Tribune.