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VALUABLE RANCH FOR SALE
NEAR AUBURN.

IuNIIE undersigned offers for sale the gl
Il well known TURNER RANCH" situa- IgSEm
ted two miles north of auburn on The l.=&4A.
Nevada road and convenient 10 the Pacific Rail
road. The ranch contains $40 acres. lG0 OF which
are under good and substantial fence. There is
~ excellent triIi; orchard. containing one hun
dred bearing apple trees OF the best variety, be-
riciy beside peach plum. pear, apricot and fig
trees. Also n vinyatd Of 5000 bearing grape
vines. both native and foreign varieties. Thrl
is good dwelling house barn and other out
buildings, and we'll Of good water. beside "A new
cr falling spring for watering the orchard and
large kilchcn garden attached to the premises
There are, the present season, twenty acres sown
in wheat, oats and barley, aud the ranch will be
sold with OF without tn" crop
The above Ranch will be sold At bargain ci-
ber in coin or currency. For further particulars
apply on the premises TO the UNDERSIGNED. pro-
prielor WM. TURNER,
april l5-my
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CHRIST CHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE. according to the rites of
.he Protestant Episcopal Church, will he held in
the the Court room on the SECOND and FOURTH Sun
Nv ~ or the month. Morning Service at IL o'clock.
Tvonnq Service at o'clock.
The Sunday School will meet at o'clock.
Persons desiring the professional service of the
Minister al Marriages. Funerals etc. are request
,od 70 rive no,iceto Mr.. J. L. BroWne, Auburn
ar address him thus:
REV. ADAM A. McA LISTER,
Assistant Minister Grace Church,
Sacramento.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. TOZER, in returning thanks to his pa
IL tients and friends in The country. would
most respectfully inform them that he can lie
found as usual at his Institute. n Il. corner jack
SON and Kcarncy streets. dtvolnG his time and
intention nticulniy 10 the following diseases,
viz: Syphilis il all its various iolmS. Conor-
trl. Glrct. Structures OF the Crcthra NCc,ninai
Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases OF the Blad-
der and Kidneys, etc. etc. Fr' IN his long eXpcr-
cncc and extensive practice. he can warrant
perfect cure in all OF the above mentioned cases.
No GclrtcrouS drugs used in my pra.tice. My
charge are moderate and my treatment TO my pat
ticnts, is always honorable. The utmost secrecy
observed in all cases.
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DWELLING HOUSE TO LET.

A COTTAGE with Five Rooms, all nicely plas-
II tered and hlrd finished. with Kitchen. Cellar
and Il Chicken House Also. II fine Well OF the
best OF water at the door. There is a large yard
planted with fruit trees. shrubbrry, rrscs grape
vines &c. 1t is situated on H.. It street, Auburn.
nearthe Court House. Apply to the undersigned
at his store in the basement OF Odd Fellows Hall.
J. L. GWYNN.
AublSn, May goth, 1864
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NOTICE.

W llEREAS. the Books OF Record Stock. and
w account books. with other valmlblr papers
OF The Yankee Jun aud Wisconsin Hill Turnpike
Company, w're recently destroyed by fire with
the residence OF o. II Young at Wisconsin llill,
no!ice Is hereby given that ii meeting OF Stock
holders ani all persons interested in said road,
VIII he held at the Toll llouae on said road on
the Z'th day OF June, 1865. Al II o'clock. NJ. for
the purpose Of reorganization and set Element Of
the a1ftirs OF the Company; ana all per. ons hold
inn stock in said road or holding claims against
the same. or otherwise interested therein. are no.
titled to be present al said meeting either in per-
sou or hy proxy.
Q. II. YOUNG,
Secretary,
Wisconsin Hill, May Goth, 1865 3w.
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NOTICE.,
To the Tax-Payers of District No. l, Placer

NJ Office is hereby given, to the Tax Payers Of
~ Collection District No. |. Of Placer county,
that the State Poll Tax. Special County Poll Tax.
Military Poll Tax. and Road Tax is now due aud
cnlectlbe by law; and that will in person or
by deputy accompany the Assessor Of said Dis
tlict. who will commence the annual assessment
Of the properly Of the District at this d tie. and
sh Ill promptly collect at the time these Taxes
from all persons, except those exempt ny law.
as we'll as the Tax on all Personal Property eX-
ccpt when such personal property is owned by
persons returning Real Estate
When failure is made in payment of the
above Taxes at the time demanded. shall in all
cases enforce the l. collection hy law.
W. D. PERKINS,
Collector OF District No. l, Placer county.
March 9th, 1861 3n
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70 CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients of either sex, residing in any pert of
the country. he" ever distant who may d, sire the
opinion and advice OF Dr.. Tozcr. can by submit
ing written statement OF lhcir cases to the
Doctor, receive all The attention and medicines
necessary 10 effect cure Without tie nt tccssily Of
Il prrr on,l interview.
All letters strictly confidential, opened and re-
piled to by lhe Doctor himself.
Consultation at the Office or by letter FREE.
~ Cures in all cases guaranteed.
ADDRESS
DIR. CUAS II. TOZER.
oprS-lyr San Flancscoo
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JULES ROvIN'S BRANDIEs.

JAMAICA. SANTA CRUZ and NEW ENGLAND
Rum. Old Eourbon, Monongahela. Scotch and
Rye Whisky. Sherry. Port, Madeira Claret
and California wines. Champa9nc Cider,
Schnipps. Biltcrs, and all the different
kinds of case liquors 10 be found in
THE MARKET.
In returning tn inks to old friends for the lib
cral patronage heretofore estowcd, the proprie-
tor would desire Il continuance of the same. with
the assurance that ut his establishment will al
ways.b .bc found superior liquors which will he
sold 70 dealers and families at the very lowest
rates. oct. 49, 1864.
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HARVEY STcKLEI ESQ, the able editor Of the
Tunkhannock [PA] Democrat. publishes the fol-
lowing in his issue Of 30ih October. 1861:
"Wc deem it due to Mcssrs. j. G. Aver & Co..
and the public. TO make known our experience
with the use OF their Ext. Sarsaparila in lam
ily by stating the circumstances under which it
was taken aud lis effects.
When our only child. now in his third year.
was about eight months Old. sore appeared first
in small pmpcs on his !oreacld over his nose.
These rapidly increased and uniting formed
lotthsome. virnlcnt sore, which finally spread
over his forehead aud face. not even excepting
his eyelils. which became so swollen that his eyes
were closrd. We called Il skiiIul physician. vino
administered tie usually prescribed remedies. a
solution Of nitrate OF silver WAS applied until the
mass of corruption VIII ch covered his entire face
turned irt black. The sore again and a 9 lin hurst
thro the scovchcd aud gltlcih skin formed 10y
this solution Meanwhile many remedies were
employed without any apparent benefit. For ii-
teen days and nights he was constantly held hy
his parents to keep him from tearing open with
his hands the corrupt mass which covered his face.
Everything having failed. we were Induced by
the high recommendations OF Ayers SdrsHp rllll
for the cure Of Scroulous disease. TO give it Il
trial in his trpitise on Scroula. DR.. Aver di
reefs mild solution OF Iodidc of Potash to be
used as wash while taking the Sarslparlla, and
it WIS faithfully applied.
Before one bottle of Sarsnplrilll had been Civ
en- The sore bad lost much OF its virurncc and
commenced TO heal. Another bottle effected IN
entire cure. and the general prediction that the
child must die was conlradictco. His cycinshrs
which came out. grew again. and hi 'ice l. left
without Il scar. ls smooth us anyboly's. 1t is un.
necessary for me to State in how high esteem we
hold Ayers S,lrsaparla
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

'HME to- my place about the 10Th Of May a
" morse mule. brown colnrrd. with black stripes
on MS legs branded NJ or w on the near hind hip
h hnu Spralned in off hind leg. The own,r can
"" "nne MN 10y proving property and paying
MICHAEL MANSFIELD.
Dotln's Bar, Placer county, Cal.
July lst 1868
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TO FEMALES.

When you are. afflicted with weakness OF the
back and limbs headache. loss oi muscular power,
palpit,tou of the heart. irri,ahilny. nervousness,
extreme urinary Il ,fvultics. derangcn,cnt OF the
monthly sickness. stcriliv. anl her diseases Pc
culiar to females consult Dr.. TCz,r. and you
will receive particular attention. LIT 10 false
dclicacy prevent you. hut apply at once and save
yourselves iidm painful suffering and premature
death.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Shoul' you Ec afflicted with any OF the follow,
ING symptoms such as Weakness Of the Back ard
Limbs Pain in the Head. Dmnt SIS OF Vision,
Nervousness aud General Debility. oss of Ne M
oiy. Confusion of Ideas. Nnd Depression OF Spir-
lis Evil torcbodng. Sell distlust and an Aversion
to Society. consult DR.. Tozer at once and he will
restore you to perfect health.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NollCE is hereby given that all persons hav-
ing clams against the estate of NJ. NJ Robin
s; s4n. deceased. will present them TO the under
t,,shed ,,s at Forest Hill within ten months from
the first publication OF this notice.
NJ FANNON.
sune 18th, ls65-5w
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SUM MONS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA T
PERRY CLARK

The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 10
PERRY CLARK.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to apppcr
Il before me, at my office in Lincoln. Placer
county, on Tuesday, the lst day of August A. D.
of A. Mills. wherein he prays Judgment against
you for the sum OF Two Hundred ,nl Thirty
eight Dollars and Forty cents. in an action on u
certain promsSory note. made payable 10 Joseph
Walkup or Ordcr and an account Tor ho trl and
money loaned. as will more fully appear by ref
crcnce to the complaint now on fill in my Office.
and take notice it you fail so to appear and aus
wcr. plaintiff will take judgment as aforesaid
Given under my hand, this 24tII day Of April A. D.
1865.
JAMES BECK.
Justice Peace, Township No 10.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court by
the afutvit OF the attorney, H. Stur, that tue
above naulcd defendant is ndchted to the said
plaintiff, and that the plaintiff has good Cause
OF action against the said defendant. and it APP
pparing that the defendant is not resident of
the County of Placer or State OF California. but
that his place OF residence is in Idaho Territory.
;tid Oh notion OF the id attorney. ii is ordered
hy the court. that service OF the summons in the
above entitled action he hal upon the said Perry
Clark by publishing. The -ume in the Placer Her
aid. a weekly newspaper. printed aud published
in the town of Auburn. Placer county. ut least
once Il week for three m ,nlhs; and it is further
ordered that Il copy OF the summons in said cause
be forthwith deposited in The Post Office directed
to the said Perry Clark. at his supposed place OF
residence, by the officer.
JAMES BECK,
J. p, Township No. TO-
April gath, 1865 3m.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of California. County OF Placer. in the Pro,
bltc Cou t. in the matter Of the Estate of II. ID
Ctmpbrll. deceased.
The People of STATE of California to the Sher-
i'll ol the County Of Placer. Greeting:
Df ORDER Of this Court. You are hereby re-
- qnlred I" cite Lucy Ann Sackhousr. S. Stack
house. Jonathan H. Campbell. Sarah Catherine
Mitchell. John Mitchell. James Gao pbell and
Jacob f. Campbell TO appear before this court. at
The Court Room thereof, at Auburn county OF
PMcrr on Monday. the 5th day OF June. S65.
~ ~ o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. then
ana there to show caus", il any you have Why Il
certain Instrument in writing presented to the
slld Prob ,tc Court. and now ON file therein.
shonld not hr admitted to Prob Ne rs the list
Nlll and Testament Of said deceased. and why
le'tels testlmcntary should not be issued to
Caihaline Clmpbcll widow OF said deceased. ac-
cordlng to her petition on file and make due re-
turn hereof
- WITNESS the Hon. II. Fellows Jud 2"
l.. er oNicio Of our Probate Court. in and
- for the said county OF Placer. with the
seal OF said court affixed this l7th day Of April,
A. D. 1865.
Attest: D. W. SPEAR, Clerk.
by A. n. GAMBELL, Deputy Clerk.
certify The within to he true copy of the
or'2na' Citation issued this Il ~ in the matter OF
me estate of II ID. Campbell. deceased.
- WITNESS my h md and seal Of said
IL Probate Court, This l7th day vi April.
- 1865.
D. W SPEAR, Clerk.
By A. N. GAMBELL. Deputy Clerk. m2o 3t
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DIR, HOsTErTERs'S STOMACH BITTER.

1t renovatcs. puriics and strengthens the
system, and aids the stomach in the per
fornnuce of ils functions 1t is Il sovereign spc
cGc for mparting strength. vi9or and tone to the
system, and possessing the curative pow Is for all
diseases arising from dSordcred siOm tch. In the
most severe cases Gl cramps, diarlGt and weak
ness in the Stom ch. the .Bitiers have been rigid
Iy tested. and always with the greatest success
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
lloSTErTEE, SMITH DEAN.
April 231, I'm San Francisco
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NOTICE..

no all whom it may concern: Whereas. the
| Wet bait Of the North West quarter Of See.
tion %. and the South halt OF the South West
quarter of section 20. Township II. North Range
East Mt Diahlo iTsc and meridian. has been hy
the atld'vis of various persons, flied in the Dis
lici Land Office OF the United States. at Marys-
vi II" state oi California being the Office for The
District within which said lands are situated de-
clarcd To contain minerals aud to he more valu-
able for minrlal than for agricultural purposes
by reason whereof said land has hitherto been
withheld llem pre- cmption and sale. Now the
Undersigned gives notice that he will on Thus.
day. The 20th day OF July. 1865. make application
to The Register or Receiver of The United States
Land Office at MrysvIllr, and ud,luce evidence
t" prove that sad l,nd. TO Wit The west halt LG
lh' norlh west quarter OF SECTION ~. and the
sou h hall oil the south west qulrlero section 20.
township II north. range east. Mt. Dao base
and meridian. is more valuable for agricultural
than mining purpos,s, and on such proof apply
!or permission 10 file Il pre- cmpliol claim to sa
land. unless sufficient cause to the contrary be
then aud th nc shown.
THOMAS HUTCnIsON.
June 3rd. lSG5.-Gw
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AUBURN.

MOSES ANDREWS,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
MAIN STREET, AUBURN, PLACER co.
HAS THE FINEST STOCK OF JEwELRY
III EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS
place, OF vicinity.
1t consists of
Gold, Silver and Diamond Watches
D
ofthc best English, Swiss and American manu-
iacurc.
ETRUSCAN, CARBUNCLE, PEARL,
CORAL, GARNET, QUARTZ JET,
AND ENAMELLED SETS.
Fms and Earrings. OF all styles and rattcrns.-
Band Chain. Ribbon and Alnmcnnnl Brace
let's Diamond. Cold. and Enamced
Lock"ts of all Styles ana Patterns.
Gold and Silver Thimbcs. and
Quartz Seals, Chains. and
Gold Keys. of all
patterns.
Vest Chains Of Gold,
Armenum and Hair. Gold
and Coral Neck Chains of all
Styles and Patterns Gold jet
Eruscan. Garnet, and Imitation Dia-
mond Crosses. Diamond, Ruby. Emerald
Opal, Regard, Enamclcd and Gold rings. of all
Styles and Patterns
A Fine Assortment of Gold and Enamel
led Buckles.
Gold and Quartz Slides
STONE CAMEO, ETRUSCAN. GOLD STONE
Carhnncle. Alumenum. and Gold Sleeve But
tons and Studs. Cold Silver aud Steel
Sprctacles Silver Card cases. Cnps,
Butter Knives, Salt Spoons, etc,
Great Variety of Col and Silver Pens and Pencils
Of the Best GiakerS.
Silk Hair. Ribbon. and Leather Guards. Ma
rnc Calendar and Olice Clocks. all Of which |
will sell at reduced prices for Cash
and warranted. All kinds ofCaIi-
fornia Jewclry made to
Order.
re- Engraving and Cutting done with neat
ness and dispatch
NJ ANDREWS.
Auburn, December Sd, 1864.
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TURNPIKE SALOON.

w HERE is constantly kept by the undersigned
w the best OF Liquors. Cigars &c.
DWYER u NOLAN.
Auburn Dec. 10th, ls64.-my
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The California Stage Company

keep their office at the Hotel. where passengers
can t'kr the stage daily for Sacramento, Nevada.
Dutch Flat. Iowa Hill Yan;"" J m, Forest Hill.
Plccrville, Marysville and WIsho"
S.G. MORRIS
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22
4 Great Curiosity.

The Jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel, gives
the following particulars Of The discovery Of
a great sunken Lake -
'Several of our citizens returned last
week from a visit 10 The Great Sunken Lake,
situated in The Cascade Mountains, about
seyenly-five miles northeast of Jackson
vile. This lake rivals the famous valley,
of Sinbed the sailor. II is thought TO aver
age TWO thousand feet down TO the water all
around. The walls are almost perpeudic-
ular, running down into the water aud leav-
ing no beach. The depth of the water is
unknown, and the surface is smooth and
unrufled, as il lies far below the mountain
that the air currents do not affect il. It's
length is estimated al twelve miles, and ifs
width at ten miles. There is an island in
its centre, having tEees upon il. No living
man ever has, and never will be able 10
reach the waters edge. It lies silent, still
and mysterious, in the bosom OF the "ever-
lasting hills" like huge well scooped out
by the hands of the giant genii of the
mountains, in the unknown ages gone BY,
and around it The primeval forest watch and
ward are keeping.
'The visGGg party fred rifle several
times into the wafer, at an angle Of forty
FIVE degrees, and were fele to note several
seconds of time from the report ofthe gun
until The ball struck the wafer. Such seems
incredible, but it is vouched for by some OF
or most reliable citizens. The lake is GER
tainly most remarkable curiosity of na-
ture.n
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22
Swearing Alone.

4 gentleman once. heard Iaboring N an
swearing dreadfuly in the presence of COM
panons. He told him il was a cowardiy
thing to swear in company with others,
when he dare not do it by himself. The
man said he was not afraid to swear al any
time or in any place.
'I'll give you ten dollars" said the gen.
tIeman, 'it you will go TO the village grave
yard at twelve O'Clock to night, aud swear
The oaths you have uttered here, when you
are alone with Cod"
"Agreed," said the man, ''ifs an easy
way of earning ten dollars.D
"Well you come TO me tomorrow, and
say that you have done it, and the money
is yours"
The time passed on. Midnight came
The man went TO the graveyard Ii was
night OF pilcby darkness. As he entered the
graveyard, not sound was heard. All was
still as death. Then the gentleman's words,
''alons with Cod" came over him with
wonderful power. The thought Of the
wckedness of what be bad been doing, and
what he had come TO do, darted across his
mind like flash OF lightning. He lrembled
at lis folly. Afraid to take another sep, he
fell upon his knees, and instead of the
dreadful oath he had came TO utter, the
earnest cry went up. "God be meTciiuI to
me sinner"
The next day be went to the gentleman
and thanked him for what he had done, and
said be had resolved not 10 swear another
oath as long as ne lived.
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Let the Children Sleep.

We earnestly advise that all who think a
great deal, who have TO work hard, TO take
all the sleep they can get without medical
means.
We caution parents, particularly not to
allow their children to be walked up of morn
ings-lei nature wake them up, she will
not do it pIema,urely; but have care that
they 90 to bed at an early hour; let it be
early, until it be found that they wake up
themselves in full time to dress Tor break
fast
Being walked up early, and allowed TO en-
gage in difficult or any studies late, and just
before retiring has given many beautiful
and promising child the brain fever, or de-
term ined ordinary ailments to the produe-
tion of water on the brain.
Let parents make every possible effort to
have their children go 10 sleep in a pleasant
humor. Never scoId or give lectures, or in
any way wound a child's feelings as it goes
10 bed. Let all Danish business and every
worldly care al bedtime, aud let sleep
come to mind at peace with God and all
the world.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22

A STUMPER FOR STUART MILL.-ln an ar
tice in Harper's Magazine for November,
we find the following anecdote of John
Stuart Mills recent canvass for parliament
The occasion was after Mr. Mill had con.
cluded his speech a, St James Hall:
When Mr.. Mill had concluded his ad-
dress, il was announced that he would an
swer any questions as TO his opinions which
persons in the audience might put TO him.
II really seemed as if no voice could have
the courage to follow that eloquent one that
had just ceased, aud truly j; would have re-
quired very high question 10 be in keep
ing with the impression left upon us. New
erlhelsss man rose to put question, and
his gravity of manners caused a general
hush in the room. The question pot by
the man was in these words, which were
given in a stentorian voice.
''I wish to ask Mr.. Mill what is his opin-
ion as to the question of marriage with a
deceased wife's sister Z"
Never was there a more prscipiious de-
scent from the sublime 10 the ridiculous.
AttCI iIAo hlot lOdAibS Sui5C VI iobSutOt noN
swept over the crowd some said that the
man had been sent there by the enemy TO
turn the meeting into farce. But no !;
there he stood, solemn and imperlurabIe,
awaiting the answer 10 his question. This
added to the groiesqueness of the whole
affair, and it seemed for awhile that the
crowd would never be able TO recover its
gravity. Mr. Mill who saw at once that he
was dealing with mans hobby, answered,
when quiet was restored, in a manner that
did much credit 10 his heart. He rather
shielded the man from the laughter OF the
crowd by the respectful tone with which he
said: without having considered all the
outs and ins OF the question proposed, yet
on the principle that liberty should be
allowed except when reason TO the contra
rS can be shown, and as | know of none
against marriage with a deceased wife's
sister, SHOULD be in favor of freedom in
that respect"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22
The AntipOd6S.

Japan is a country OF paradoxes and an~
omalies. They write from top 10 bottom,
from right TO left, in perpendicular instead
OF horizontal lines Their books begin
where ours end. Their locks turn from left
to right. Their day Is our night. Shops
90 to customers. People sit upon their
heels. Horses heads are where their tails
would be in an English stable, facing the
entrance, the food hung from the roof 10
basket. Their old men fly kites, while the
children look gravely on the carpenter
uses his plane by drawing TO him their
tailors stitch from them they mount their
horses from the of side The bells 10 their
harness are always attached TO their hind
quarters instead OF The front; ladies' black
their teeth instead of keeping them white
their hair is turned back from their face,
which is elaborately painted and powdered,
and their anti crinolinc tendencies are carri-
ed TO the point OF interfering with net only
the grace of movement, but with all loco
motion, so tightly are the lower limbs, from
the waist downward, girt round with their
garments. Top-spinning is followed as
profession. They indulge in frequent and
loud exulations, as evidence of a good
meal. Their pocket is their sleeve They
wipe the face with uice square piece Of
paper, and carefully fold the envelope inio
the sleeve, or give il TO an attendant TO
throw away. Their music is without meIo-
dy; their landscape without perspective,
light or shade their figures without draw
ing,-mere crude coIors and grolesque
forms dancing in mid-air, without ground
10 rest on. They tave bank notes OF the
value of far;hing. They have long per-
Iectly understood The utilization Of sewer
age, and The manufacture of paper, not
from rags, but from the bark of trees, of
which they have siyly-seven different kinds,
all with different uses. They use no milk
or animal food horses and oxen and cows
are employed FOR purposes of draught only ;
they have no sheep or pigs he flowers
have no scent, the birds no song, and their
fruits and vegetables have no flavor.