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fos the 9ittle folks,
by .JTNG0."

"What is that hear, my son p
inquired Mr.. Perkins OF his ten year
old boy, Henry.
Henry looked up surprised, as If
he could think Of nothing bad that
he had said. His father continued,
"a "Did | not hear you utter ain i'm
proper word, such as think is one
kind of swearingi'
81 said, by Jingo,' replied Henry;
but that is not swearing. | have
heard Deacon Jones say that"
Every true, perhaps" responded
his father. "Such words are not
strictly prolane, and most people do
not regard them Of evil tendency"
SIS it swearing 10 say Darn it,
'by Jupiter Il VOW and 'by Chris
topher?" asked Henry.
alt is not taking the name of God
in vain, nor is it swearing as people
usually understand it; but 1 think
the Saviour meant 10 condemn the
use of all such language when he
said, Swear not at all; neither by
heaven, for it is Gods throne; nor BIZ
the earth, for it is his footstool; nei-
Their by Jerusalem, for if is the city
ofthe great King; neither shalt thou
swear by thy head, because thou
canst not make one hair white or
black Also he said, at another
Tins, But above all things, my breth-
rem, swear not, neither by heaven,
neither by the earth, neither BY any
other oath; but let your Yea be yea,
and your nay, nav. lest We fall into
condemnation There is no doubt
that Christ meant to rebuke the use
of all such words as you have nam
ed, and 'jingo' into the bargain"
"Well," said Henry, 4 have heard
Aunt Harriet say, POUNDS and gra-
cious;'-are these protane words"
"They belong TO the same class as
the Others replied his father. "Ihe
Saviour would not have Us use them.
They are one kind Of swearing for
which he admitted no excuse"
"Then many good people are gull
ty of swearing added Henry, when
they do not mean 10 be. Its strange.
/ think, that men have lived SO long
without knowing that Christ forbids
the use of such words. | am sure
that | never knew il before
swell, you know it now replied
Mr.. P, .sthough you look rather un-
believing. You certainly must see.
whether this is swearing or not,that
such language is very likely to lead
to profanity. When a boy learns
to say darn it, ii is very easy for
him to go little further and say,
damn it, which is one Of the most
wicked words employed by the bas-
est men. So it is with the other
words mentioned = they are step
ping. stones to worse ones. If a lad
is careful to avoid these, he will new
er become profane; but if he forms
the habit of catching Up all such Ian
guage and repeating it when a, work
or play, he will be very apt ia take
Gods mama in vain at last. Does
it not seem so TO you, my SOM"
Henry thought it was so, and con-
cluded that he should guard against
: using such language in future. His
father added
"Such words, too, are coarse and
ungentlemanly, and persons con-
versation sounds much bettet with.
. out them. Well-chosen language is
always creditable to both the head
and heart of the speaker. 1 hope
you will remember it, my son."
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From he Rt. Rec. Bishop Otey,
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ROOM ope, Smiths Drug Store, Cor Church aud Pino
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49, DIR. M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN

AAAA hOa 1vss hNNH
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diseases 70 which the human family are subject
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SPECIAL NnrICE

DAk1iEs 10 the following claims are hereby nod
- ned that the Docket has been taken up for thi
sfeoSp AND LAST uNE
Persons having claims before this Board and f,itn,
TO appear with their witnesses upon the day adver
Used will be considered and reported ~ havii I
abandoned thor claims.
sitAs ,. ALLEN, Chairman
Wv DEvEs, Recorder
Monday, October 10Th, 1868.
oelharae b McNairy, JR Balm.
p A Cartwright, John Reid
Tuesday, October GOSH.
Margaret 4. McGayock, A. W johnson.
arthur ToNles, Urbanne Orgaimn,
Samuel q. Baldwin, John Yaden'
Wednesday, october est.
y \. Chumey, P.w. Davis,
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y q hasbrook Wm Puly.
ThuTsdaY, October 2sd
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g W Burch, Jos. w. Fuicher,
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:. Carrlin, I. c. IAnfer
Friday, october s3d.
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MARY Burton, Trustees Of Capers Chapel
W. B. smith John Oyerton.
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, 1863-04-09

Ben Wade has been re elected to the U. s.
Senate from Ohio, for six years from the 4th Of
March. He has served twelve years In that
bOdy--a terror 70 the "copperheads."
0ne Of the results Of our Murfrcesboro vic.
tory was the capture Of tho Confederate tan.
merry Of that city. embracing large amount Of
htdrs and partly tanned leather, sheep.peIts etc
amounting to some 10000 pieces and worth
more than one million five hundred thousand
dollars
4h it1iian beggaH, who pretended to be blind,
ind wss searched In Philadephia, the other day,
bad 40 gOld piece and so in treasury notes
dh hh ieisOG Pie gold piece dropped upon
ths aUUr and rolled sway, when the vagabOnds
sight cane 10 him and he spfGhg after bis treas.
uEs With the sFSeed Of miset.
An Irish toluhtssi; whose lie was insured
hr q b1 thouhand dollars, went into the Olics
d Boston. and ssfy innOcsntly said !: "Gsnde.
men, win - plsss 20 give ne little o that
wohsy; q Cd gcif b ths wsrS en- the Lord
only knows q NJ live 10 Ct back asiA."
Amer general roar of laughter. The eompsny
made Up purus and gavO h V bin. 4-
, 1863-04-09

Farmers in California complain Of want Of
rain.
Real estate is advancing III value ii New York
city.
The Sandwich Islands subscribed S4,le9 to
the Sanitary Fund. .a
Squatter difficulties are rife in California; with.
out any signs Of abatement. gn.#Hrr .r
Two miners, names unknown; were recently
murdered by Indians on Snake river.
A woman seven feet high, 20 years old; has
arrived at San Francisco for exhibition.
The convicts in the California State prison
have petiticned for leave to fight the rebels.
The Cuban authorities IRE strongly opposed
to late proceedings Of rebel ptiVateers at Havana
The rebels hate raised the blockade Of the
Mississippi and thrown open the port Or Vicks.
burg.
The Richmond Examiner says there have
been 1,762 executions for desertions in the rebel
army.
Uncle Charley Roberts, the heaviest man In
California; died on the 7th ult He weighed
400 pounds.
Papers in the interior Of California are claim
ing for their respective localities the credit for
excessive dullness.
A man in Victoria, while playing q game Of
ball, last week, had his nose broken BY q blow
in the Ace with the ball
TIE California papers are urging the aiming
Of the militia q that State is a gHatd against
surprise by external or internal foes.
The iron-clad vessel intended for the hdrbor
Of San Francisco Is undergoing alterations which
will delay her completion for some time yet
A boy eight yeatS Of age was chCted to death
in California, the other day BY filling bis mouth
with nuts, one Of which got into his windpipe.
The old man looks down and thinks Of the
past. The young man looks up, and thinks Of
the future. The child looks everywhere and
thinks Of nothing. And thete are great many
children in this world.
Marshal Canrobert was married on the Goth
Of January to Miss Mcdonnell, at the British
Embassy in Paris, and also at the chapel Of the
oeho'es- AH tuo HbouCu Aafsuoto m EoIto WeTo
present at the cereihony.
Deserters in febeldom are treated very sum!
rnarily. A few days before our informant left
Richmond, were shot outside Of the city. The
desertcrs are said to be mostly Irish and Ger.
mans, and are shot down like dogs ~.
A door.lOck has been invented which fings
q bell and lights q taper on the instant that any
person attempts to pick It. or Il may be arranged
80 as 10 pfOddce the light only, should the astGr
Of the house let h'usslf In IAtsat night. =
The papers offer an encouragement to people
To pefsevere in getting through their work, by
stating that ian old lGdy 10 Holland; whose sole
occupation wis hOisewiftry, scrGbbed her sit.
ting.rOOm floor till she fell through into the col:
lar"
Our Government Is building three enormous
iron-clads, to be 400 feet long, and much more
formidable than either the British Warrior or
the French GlOrG lie iron armor Of the tur.
rets will be two feet thick; and the iron bow as
sharp as kuIie.blade. TIE batteries; it iS said,
will surpaSs anything Of the kind hitherto con.
ceiVed.
, 1863-04-09

Il Is reported at Memphis that divisions u
troops entered the Ya1Oo BY way Of the SUM-
flower river, and they have landed and got to
Eagle Bend, just above Haines Bluff, within .
Iniie and quarter Of the rebel CortiHcations.
, 1863-04-09

To Oregon and intermediate points on the Northern coast
foT Townsend seAcoOm and Olympia San Diego and
pedae point. The Southern coast and By every vessel Tor
" YoT he better security Of ourselves and the public,
Agents In California, Oregon and Washington Territory are
furnished with appointments commIslons peelSng their
pove - our AGENT. Such appointment they requested
keep exposed 70 the public view In their places Of buneas
once In StellAcoom-CommeFcAl u, corner Of naleh.
Off !, n. WRRnRR AS-nA.
, 1863-04-09

FGSLuns Baisaa. IN IN gives ne bss, sasas'on;
hes wrought more cures, since m Introduction than any other
cough medicine; Is endorsed By our leading physicians the
safest and bss. remedy before the pube SAFE 10 u''
among children and Jet powerful In Of eooe pulnO
nary disease; and bring In certificates almost daily Of No
wonderful cures In an parts Of The country.
, 1863-04-09

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Sewing MashlnsS IN haf y ossrhisl o;s,, en-. -.
Thsy eoS ron tory . ADy ahi -, .1-S's1
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