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The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

WOUNDS IN THE BARK OF FRUIT Trees
When these occur, the ragged portion of the
bark around the edge of the wound should
be cleanly and regularly cut, when the edges
of the exposed portion of the wood way be
caated with covering of Canada balsam.
This will protect the bark from the oxydiz-
ing influences of the atmosphere, and at the
same time permit the growth to occur about
the edges. so as to prevent the further strip
ping Of the bark. Some cultivators prefer
the use of one ounce of gum shellac, dissolv.
ed in quart of alcohol of 95 per cent.
strength. No larger proportion of shellac
should be used, as a thick coating is sure to
crack and peal off instead of clingng firmly
to the surface. A thin varnish of shellac
may also be used on the ends of branches
when freshly trimmed The alcohol imme.
diately evaporates, leaving thin coating of
shellac, which becomes dry and firmly ut.
tached to the wood before any emulation of
sap can occur Working Farmer.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
rHr keel of Mr.. Webb's tremendous ram

THE keel of Mr.. Webb's tremendous ram
viii be laid at New York in few days.
This will be the largest iron-clad vessel in
the world. No detailed description of her
can be presented. She is to be 300 feet long.
7s feet wide, and will measure 1000 tons.
The Niagara was only 5000 tons. the Meri-
mae not quite 1000 Mr.. Webb has not yet
decided upon a name for the monster. which,
all naval officers agree in saying. will be the
most extraordinary craft ever built. Her
keel blocks are now almost laid.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

A New THEORY ABOUT MAD DoGs.--A eel.
ebrated German physician has discovered a
new theory in regard to the cause of hydro
phobia, which has an air plausibility, and
deserves serious consideration. He afirms
that madness is principally caused by the nu.
merical disproportion of the two sexes, most
of the female dogs being killed Immediately
after birth, while the male dogs are allowed to
live. As a remedy. he suggests that the tax
on female dogs should be entirely suspended,
while male dogs should be taxed double.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
Times OfHoIding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
sHasrA-Sscond Mondays of March, june ana
November.
SIsKIYou-Thrd Monday of January irst Moi
a.y of Nav. and third Monday of September
TRry1rr-Second Mondays in April, August ana
her
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
Shasta County Courts.

Held on the first Mondays OF May. septemoer
and January.
Al said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall be first disposed Of and alter
that the business of the County Court and PROBATE
Court in such order the Judge may determine.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meets lst Mondays III
Nav, August November and February
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
IHASTA COURIER.

70 L. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
q the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ts to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
Geceipt for the same.
OFFICE-17ll Washington street. opposite Ma
Iuire'. Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

FOURTH Poor SoLDIER.-A Boston paper
says: There is young man in the army
who was born on July 4th. at o'clockP. NJ,
No. A. in street in this city, in 1874. 4th
child. has names enlisted into the Newton
company which has Joined the 4th Battalion,
44th regiment, 4th company. aud on the 4th
of September was appointed 4th Corporal,
and is now going forth to defend his country.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

If pair of stockings are hose. is a sin
gle stocking hoe?
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

ali are more or less in
In tho a"r rapid strides" and still
more ral iages, there is but one way
of getting married, and that is, get married
as soon as YOU can. But the Romans seem
to bave three different methods of marrying.
lst. The Usus marriage, marriage by usage
or prescription. which was when a women
by consent Of her parents or guardians, liy-
ed with man an entire year-thus she be-
came his lawful wife by prescription. If
she absented herself from the house three
nights during the year, it failed to be union.
The I'd was the con ferreato. This was the
most solemne form of marriage. By it a wo-
man was said to come into possession or pow
er of her husband by the sacred laws. By
this law they were joined in wedlock by the
presence of no less than ten witnesses. A
part of the ceremony was for the bride and
groom to taste a cake made of salt, water
and -four, called Far, and hence the name
Conferreatio. The Sd was Coemptio, which
was a kind of mutual purchase. The man
and woman gave each other piece of mon-
ey, repeating certain words The man ask
ed the women if she was willing to become
tuc MiStTcSS VI MS euC uS"Sh DCAhS q
in the affirmative In like manner the wo-
man interrogated the man, receiving similar
answer.
Thus we have the different methods of mar
,iage among the Romans. No young man
" woman could marry against tine consent
Of their parents or guardians. After the par
ies wishing to be married expressed their de-
,ires the friends of the same held a meeting,
usually at the house..of the woman's father, or
nearest relative, to settle the articles of mar.
rage contract, which were written on tables
and sealed. Tne name of this contract was
Sponsalia, espousals ; the man afianced was
called Sponsus, the woman Sponsa. Also
dowry was promised, to be paid down on the
wedding day, or afterwards. usually at three
separate payments. On this occasion, like
wise there was a feast andthe Sponsus gave
Sponsa ring, by way of pledge. The ring
he finger next the least on the
nerve
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

INocuLATINe SHEEP The utility of onoc-
ulating sheep for smallpox is loudly pro-
claimed in England. In Mr. Harding.s
flock. of four hundred and forty six inoeula-
ted, four hundred lived. and out of FIVE hun.
dred lambs only two died. A neighboring
fockmaster has been equally successful:
while, where the disease was taken natural.
ly, sixty eight per cent. were lest.
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.sTfdoing this, care was taken to select one
considered lucky or fortunate. The most for.
tunate time was the middle of the month OF
June. Finally the appointed day arrives,
and the bride is adorned with long white
robe, bordered with purple fringe, or en-
broidered ribbons, which was bound around
the waist with girdle made of wool and
tied in knot. This knot none but the groom
dare open-The brides face was also cover
ed with red veil to denote her modesty-
her hair divided into six locks, and crowned
with fiowers-her shoes of the same color as
her veil The ceremony always took place
in the evening and at the house of the bride s
father or nearest relation.
Before the marriage was celebrated the
auspices were consulted, and sacrifices offer
ed to the gods, especially to Juno. the god
dess of wedlock. The sacrifice offered was a
sheep of two years of age, and the gall was
taken out and thrown away, to indicate the
exclusion of everything bitter from the pro-
posed union. The bride was then taken as
it we're, by force, from the arms of her moth
er Or nearest relative, indicative perhaps of
her sorrow to leave her home, and conducted
to the house of her husband. She was attend.
ed bv three boys, one bearing fiambeau of
pine or thorn, in advance of her. Maid SER
wants followed with distaff, spindle and
wool, intimating that she was to labor at
spinning. A fifth boy carried in covered
vase the bride s.utensils, and playthings for
children. A great many relatives and friends
attend the nuptial processon-and as they
passed along, the boys repeated jests and rail-
ieries. The door and door posts Of the BRIDE
groom's house were decorated with leaves
and flowers, and the rooms with tapestry.
The bride was lifted over the threshold, or
gently stepped over it. 1t was thought ON
inous to touch it with her feet, since it was
held sacred to Vesta, the goddess of Virgins.
A sheep-sk spread out before her, on which
she stepped, when the bridegroom immediate
ly resented her with the keys of the house,
thus showing that the management of the
family was'in her hands. both now touche
fire and water as symbol ofpurity and nup-
fiabfdelity. On this occasion the husband
gave a feast to his relations and friends, and
to those of the bride and her attendants
Musicians also attended, who sang the bridal
songs.
After supper the bride was conducted to
her bed chamber by matrons who had been
married only once, and laid in the nuptial
couch which was magnifcently adorned
Young women sung marriage songs before
the door till midnight. The husband scatter
cd nuts among the youth present, intimating
that he had dropped the boyish amusments
and thenceforth meant to act as a man. Fl
nally the company was dismissed with small
presents. On the following day another feast
was given by the husband, when presents
were sent to the bride by her friends and re-
lations, and by performing sacred rites, she
began to act as mistress of the family. Young
women, when they are married, consecrate
their playthings and dolls to the goddess We
nus. A women after marriage retains her
name in connection with that of her husband.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
How the Ancient Romans Married.

Perhaps description of the marriage GUS
hssms Of the ancient Romans will be relished
'sI - @ NJ - s-- -sssA--~>--zsriage he
4sslf are more or less in
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN J. CONMY.

Publication Office in Tomlinson's Building, front
room, up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co.'s Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
BILL HEADS.

WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED VERY SU-
w peror article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do well to give ms call We
print cheap, for Cash.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
officers of shasta R. A. c.. No. 8, f. & A.
officers of Western Star Lodge, No. 3, f.
4 A. Nj.
Officers of shasta Eacampment, No. Ii,
q. o. +.

.a.. VIM. H. Angell c. P; VIM. Watson. Fl.
~ p; C. Wagner. 5. W; W. G. West, Scribe
AS% David Brenert, Treas. chas. Litsch, J. W.;
j. Dreiling. 0. 5. 5.
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bIc Nbltpun1 fidttfGno.
enlightenment YIN tcr GpnYentipn III Der StaSt E&itntprb
AM fialtcn So0c bS gtcnatS 0C;cmbcr I'M Sabre unicrcS
Germ Gin loulcno o6t @unbert mn Gin urb ed,;io, unc inn
lcda NM n~5it9ltcn sabre Der @pm ,rnptaltb Of 9Sroinio,
8pbcrt e. Mpntaonc,
Srditccnt Der Gcnccntipn.
Sam 6. Gutonf,
SCrCtcr Der Sruuentinu.
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MONTGOMERY HALL!
Spbn 6. Gutonf,
ScuCtcr Der Convention.

MONTGOMERY HALL!
No, o. Ntat"ltr ;wtld II ocr l4tsn uuc 15tcu.
Die nntrri'i6netcn erlauttn it6 ibrc 6reunce unS Sos
ltloiRnte eeGtlde YIbIitIm duf ibr uCu unc cleaont cin0e.
ftnt't'e SVtrtbl60ttS Ectol oufnCrtlam III modem uno III
rcdi iablr't- em S.iude oti lt1n ,iniuloccn. Curh Il ID
yU02 Der beiieu Bctr6ntc uno arer or SotIon cutIprcbcn~
en- G~rTrll6un9en. 'Uiric 6urd cine oufnsrtlame 3cojcruas
po1tn 'W ooo 2SobIrpuen oucr ibrcr @6ltes III eripertCn
WUN CrnOtp N. aSnmN
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Mciuen 6rcuReen unH Gem ~9sebrtsn putlitdm bic eros-
Senlte Anist9e, coB Hetae AT 8:ropjroBc nsbe Der Iiier
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'etr1nte une outpcriidate SeOjenune MIR os WpbtrpIen
mcIner eeebrten @0te sn ernerkcn. GcprR 8ernet.
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Wholesale Grocery.

Serl6isCeue Nrtttel, welhc bet Wm. g6ouac
Gde 0earl II. GarYfr, gu butcu Inp:
80 Sble. 9rtra Sarge Sat Np. Raderel.
% Sod groiu 9reper, % 99ren 90 ecmoblenen.
. Sdde pace Singer. 3 Or gjuento.
% Spren 20. NUtmesS, ) % 2ppoUn NtuitorS.
S5 % Zig 8lucine, IS IN @1u0rpnj
100 bolbe atttn Green uRo blad Ecae.
10 cS. Stcc, $50 Sprcu SoGpw GauhlcS.
35 9Crcu Sduep SpapS, 15O 8ogS Shot.
% DuBtno 9ainteb GoiiS, p 30 2RaIb 8porbS.
100 30 en- CLOTHES Qine, 30 9io. Gptpu Nleu9b GiueS.
500 0ueenc MrS. Wtler'S 5mrtin0 Gptottg.
800 DO @ppowin's 90 %
% @pren 0olmettp Gtewin9 DO
30 HcQs ft9 % 20
1G Nig, genuine 4rinCipc Giaarreu
ESQ SrpR G1otdes, 80 % WoipG'S 9lodino.
10 2tlS. 9em Solf Serur, 10 Earcn SOFA Salcratus.
30 % Gbclf QtptS. @m @0llace Sbbne.
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vi etaurotipn mo &affez Satun
am Su6t pcS .,9ieuen Warftre."
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