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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
(59lub folst.)
@irafem unb Strafenbauen.

Oas 5yfem Die @traeen iiberau in
bel fem 9anpe 81 tearbsiten, it, ipwelt
mir Is beobadtet baden, pa5 a%bluroeite,
bas ousaecadt werpen fonnte. Die
Gomnlbtp ODER .Gruntybeamten 1eben
cine bel Jimmie Sunlu,e aus um Die
@tra6en in semiben Diitrifteu in Srp<
1,ung ;u balten, fir jecen ieinen Mn>
tbeil. Diele5 0elp miro unter pie
Earjabler pert9eilt unp entpeoer 81
nieort9em 2pbn per Sag absearbeitet
poer netlt ben anpern Taren in 0elo
erboben. Die @tra6entare miro III Der
Neoel ot9earbettet. Der We9meiiter
pber tpaS INNER 1ein Eitel fein mag, 1T
Elm 8ewobner pes Diltrittes> uno miro
lieber Die eemDbnlt6e liieerltde @e<
1ddftsmetbppeb ef pl9en, al5 earauf iehen
caB Die Mrbeit 1T bel ter 8eiie 11np NIT
ben penislten llnfoiten 9el4ie9t. Gr
aceeptirt ais 1a9e5arbeit bic Arbe't
Ypn &naten unp alien Mdnnern uno
sew1bnlt9 1T bas 0an,e @ert clue
fauuen;enpe, iytemlpie unp relultatIoie
@erwtrrung unp 3eitoer9eueuna. Das
@elultat it, rus menn 10 Iasesarbeiz
ten abYerrient it1c, nur 3 pler 4 wirfz
Ei6 seiaeben.
Mueeroen1, 1penn bic Trlblin9sarbeit
ODER nos 5euen pper Grnten ale Nrz
beitsfraftc elmer Oemetnce in Mnlprud
nebmen> miro fem We9meiiter etpaS 70
u%npopuldrs5 unternebmen, ais feline
Na9bare1 CUR Mrbeit an BEN Straben
au3ufprrern. Seine eteene Tarmartett
nimnt ebenfaus allen Mnlprud. Sp
oerlaiebt er Is bi8 gum 5erbt> nadtem
al, eintsen Saaen ;eiti9 i'm Grlblin9
eearbeitet tpuroe. Die Straeen pernen
aufespalst Sizes unp Son in bic Mitz
tie setrast uno Die Gr,Sbun9 9ebtlpet>
UNI pa5 @a1er gu S%erbincern, in bic
Mitte Ger Strabe gu fieeen unp pteiel<
be aus;uwalden. Damn fpmrnt Der
Winter uno bic game neue Mrbett BAT
1td nod nidt 9elest uno bleibt weid>
auber penn e6 bart 3efroren bat. Nlz
les ptele6 fam leidt Yermieoen mercen
unp mir t6nne1 9erape 70 gut Die better
ais I9le9te StraBen baben. Bsinabe
lit jepem Epwnlbip mcbnt Elm gutter
Ta1mann bafIr. Grnennt Jpn gun,
De9meiter fir bic Gpwn, 9ebt ibm eiz
men 9uten 0ebalt, Elm pcer jpet Yaar
S@len, Elm pper swet paar pferpe nebf
&arren, @aaen, Yfl9e &raber, fowit
bic nDtbieen tleinerenW erdtbe. 8ewilz
li9t ibm Welo senu9, UNI 8 peer 10
Nrbeiter i'm CONNER uno 3 eoer 4 in,
Binte: gu oinsen. ST. 1oQte iein Sc
fddft perfteben uno ale 9elebruns iter
Straeenbau it6 Yerl hafen er foQte
au5fnpen, was bic belten Watertalisn
ino uno lobalo ais mD9li9 ben alien
S9lencrtan Serlafen, uno ben 8emob=
nern quite Straeeu in allen Tbcilen BET
Gown liefern. Gs wiirpen naturlid
Straben erlter, sweiter uno oritter 8la0t
9eben> je na4 ibrer @i6tisteit II. Rem
Yerfebr oarauf.
DEM obi9en dbnliGeSy neme perpeu
in pie!en Iomnibips i'm Slten teiols'
uno bas &eiultat par pbne MuSnabm,
cine srobe 8erbe6eruns Der Straben
unb mad tur3er 3eit oft idon Don Nn:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
Giienbabm : Tabrpldne.

ot7SltuuDlS . ONDITasl1tS~
ct. paul unb Sipur City
8u9n.
ssn ,nt mad Benz 81. ssrit 1869. 3ass ussbsn laufen
rvie fslet:
ct. peter uns Wantatp Sligo.
@sssn al aOmnsea at
Den Ct. saul, 7:45 gcrm. SIN gsanfa'' s:45 ssa4m.
345 Nadm. $50 Hadn.
Martatp, 800 0orm. 81. paul 4:O
$50 STADIUM. 11:10 gsr,n.
Gaftern Grpref.
gerlast ct. gaul 7:45 gprn,ittass unb 3:45 gtadmittess
Rpmntt an In st. paul ii. unb 7.15
Sobn s. 3ineoln.
Superinteneent.
Milwaufee> st. paul unb
Wtnneaplts 8abn.
yahasierjase serlaaen uns trm,nen an TIT sssa St.yaul
ME folst:
Remmen in 81. paul an 7.t5 8adm.
gerladen ct. paul y.45 gsrH.
g,adbts @rpreA.
Mtt @@laf~@
scmx,.n an in ct. paut 11.t0 gsrntttass.
@erlaa.n st. paul 3.45 stasm.
D.@. s%t.pYars.
g uperipr uub Mi0tIz
1tppi 8abn.
ssss!sasa Ct. paul -; 7:s9 sssm:; mes"ins' s:sS H Msss,
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@tQtuS 8rptb. L.. Dunbar.
St.YauL Mtnne1pta.
gnir dbernsfa,sn bic geforsuns a0er gum ganffa&e se.
b0riesa @sf@afts, une spar seriaesmeie:
1. Mnnabme Don Deppltten.
@etber, pelae BET uns sepsnirt ~erteu, aet.n teserset,
SIR auf cine beftmmte 3et bel uns ntebers.leste gelber
sersdtea mir 8 yGt. Snters6en.
2. Geloz@ cd1el.
Sob, euter nne fr.mbe geansen ,auftn nne ~sertaxten
str tets gum 4asess6surie.
3. Mnfauf unp 8erfauf ppn 8edieln.
gun sutea g~anautsrs< 9trmeu a~usseasGte gee&kl t5un.n
bei uus tets gum curranten Gpurfe in ge.b unieepanhelt
perben. gDir p~ertaufea gDehfel auf Stem ysrt. ct. 2puts.
Gtteasu, Wil,uaufee II. 3D.; frmie auf bic Sauptbaneels-'
pldst Deutidlanss, ~erantr.ids unb Der edwsta xnb .traf.
frea mir u. u. auf fclseaee pldse Gurppas:
Nu9sbur9, 6ranff urt a. 81.
Bai el, Berlin,
Bren1en, Go1el,
GpblenA G5la,
2etp;ig Mannbeim,
MIn9en, Nurnbera,
Straeburg> Stuttgart,
Trter. Wten>
9embur9 2pnpon, &c.
4. Gin3iebun9 Don @elperH.
@ir beiorsen tas Goltetirex pm Npten unb
Snulbldeintn aQer art, Grbldaftex u. {. u. III
allen Tbeilen guropa's urb Der Ser. Gtaaten.
Da3u erfprberlide Vaptere, ais gpQmadten,
ger3idtetfunss< 1rfunben, Tobtenideine x. fer
tisen mir 1elbt, unite: @%arantirun9 Der 3eGt<
s~ultiefeit an unb ~beiorsen bic erni ulariide 81
9laubiguu9 berle!ten.
Den 0e9enpertb a1er in europa
eur@ uns cpQecttrten poer bel I'm ern
porttsen Gprrelponbenten fir uniere
Rednuns ei19ebenben @eloer 3ablen
mir bier in Cob o':5.
5. 8crfauf BON paia9e<Gd einen
,ur l~ebsrfatrt spn Brem.n, 5amburs uns eiserYcrl rod
Nerz sprt per Sesefdiff st.r Danrsftppt, fpsie Gdbrbtreas
,ur 9eile Don gteu, gsrt lis ct. gau1 ~ ben aietria&tn
preiltn.
S. Be3ablun9 BON Tdren
tn iesex at.ite ss e.aatss. Nniauf uas wertaaf sss
@runssissntbum sesen sOmmiiHru &c. &c.
Z. @ereiniste Gtaaten Bombs
jeb.r Nrt, ais 5-2O.r, 1O-lO.r psa 7-3oer fauf.n ums ser>
fauren pir 5um Sases>erxrfe.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For AL the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine. ff'ii o. ?

" "
q Perhaps no one meis-
cine is SO universally ro.
s,ssS sasSsr,ie, a SsSrySSss NOR wss ever ss
~ adopted into use, In
VAS All glasses, % this mild
- son Il, that lt Is morers.
- asSi'' lasi rs%say saS az gSss s'ss easS; ssy
tried II, know that !. cured them those who have
and all know that what it does once Il docs always
that Il nsyer falls through any FAULT or neglected.
sapis o. certificates OF their remarkable cures fthe
following complaints, but such cures are known In
xaeS e ages snS n ~
they may taken win sssis.y y saySOdy Thsii
no harm can arise nom their use ID any quansity.
Internal opsss ypscsr @ Scoa aSsaSs and ssss "a ~
Into healthy action = remove the obssructons Of the
SSws ysr s1d ossi Ss 1sss g & n
ments as are he srst origin % disease. 1I'
@ ss' sss ss@s sS ssa sS$saa NE ws s:s
s.sssss .ss q ss: e ss.:. s.:s; s>
should be taken moderately 10 Stimulate tho stou-
Ach and restore lta healthy tone and action.
For LlvcF C9mDlaine and lie various symp.
isms, lnlIisas Azeaaaeh Ne, elck HksaAAehs,
Saandlee OF GFeea alohneaa, niliep6
pelle and millsaa Hevefs. they ahonld be IN.
uioousy taken for each CASE 70 correct the diseased
Actlon or remove ths ObstructlQna which oauao H. \
FOR Wyaensery or mlAErheesa, but ono mild
dose IL generally ioqufed N 80 m -
For ssheunsasisns, cent, Gravel, H.afpi.
sssisa 81 shs ss.erss rsin An she siAe,
tAken a. Seqarsd, 70 change the diseased action az
hs system win saeA change those complains
For DreRsy and Drsp.lsal swsliiags tAey
should be taken In large and equea. doses % pre-.
duce the effect OF . drastic purge. -.,-- :
as II produces tho desired eject by aympathy
As q DtHller PA, tako one or two Fuls 10 pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and nvigoratca tho system. Hence Il IL ofton ad
yantaEcons wie.e no serious derangement exists
One who fees tolernbly well, Qiten hnds that does
ofthoes PtIls makes him fse decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovatns sirect on the dses
DR.. O. AVER . co., Prassss~s 0Assslsss,
LOWELL. MASS, U. q. A.
lIENDRY a KING, Agents. Aah,abala, y. iyioib
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iH atrd IT'D Nha CoSSEAUr, o., March ~, 1850
q. ]. REconD q Gu. Gents 1.-THE Dodge Mower and
Reaper that bought of You last has met my ex
pectati0n and feel that cannot speak highly OF
its nerils both asa mower aud self raklpg TeAper
have no hesitation In recommending the Dodge Machine
being the beat acquainted with as have had Il
on trial with other machines, and and meme that com
pare with u both 10 the kind Of work and
case of management ASA FULLER
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It Mows, and Reaps, & Rakes,

And docs each and aH Of these easer quicker nsatcr
closer safer, and better, than any other Machines.
Read the following testimonials IN T'i
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aa ys FoIt SALE.

"A GOOD two and half story bouse,
situated Main street. Ashabula, o. The bniding IL
suitable for shop lamiy residence, good eeller,
and also good cstern that Will contain about hun
dred and thirty banels " wafer For efIn, nqnirc Of
STff SUTTALL.
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Ird 9ZEi,.y .iU ln urul~ .-fe
pa yd hgssd11ug rrpt ..i. f .-..H t
III Ew Fiji MI .
Io,G {. NEW GOODSl!
gf'i 90 oeiIauu AND
nj, N n w PR o -.
I1AVING made change in the firm,
now ready to offer to the public genera assortment Of
SHELF HARDWARE, NAILS, GLASS,
I5GuutI Gfs 2uoH ruIrL .-sutrlfr.f
PUTTY, PAINTS, 20 OILS, 1uRpENTINE
Eio ,-Dod.atlgaN s'yaelinu0 aI a8nl n la
n Z I9ofp'o "a pRllERs' yr,uya IaaI
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, n7 r1SwARE
-.lCsaiodR nsdi .e.d is spHib!uom lrr'afI
sr' STOVES w. .ia45 HoLLLowwAARE, -se,. PLows
sr"' tcuIrivAToRs, AGRICULTURAL 'a'7
IIaJ .fh9d7 US 'ih -7iif1iq Dos. -f 'H-.'-1
+ .idi ss s3rshi-a .'raiati ..L I.a.aa
IMPLEMENTS h, ,ss wi DR. sIurf .' r.y
POCKET CUTLERY, ~ "D
LANTERNS i1 &e 6c . anu
l-TT - -,TiI- ailU T. -, .t -a.
lFfs t,.ft t.v,f. ,,s.tfr ....,l. 49, .
run ol HOUSE urnlsnng GOODS Toma
!. ,..,,.l
1--WE promise1 save ten per cent by pirchasnr their
STOVES, ...iLlfa ss,u Ia p .G.
.shre,sz y 5iTiN"Anh' Sl""+AAlnoh' GLASS wAPE .-
roprs ANlHEs'
,, LAMPS,
~ -.-L O.. SPOONS, .HiFE4 rH.-r. t'
LAMPS,
.. ii'''. d' FAILS, -. i.hi
.r .stW t-..rsy tN TUBS, rr L. .--.L d : III .It..,
,.. WASHBOARDS,
bHooMS, i11l.1 I'Er oU hl - .II.F fJ3r
ui,.n cad, &c. &c &c, r.. ...r
r -. 80 - -. ,,, u :. 49, -. ..
1ISH wy WA se = s''A pron's' Oh "fso saleS ior
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Perhaps no one metil-
cine is SO universally rs.
quired by everybody as
d cathhrtie, nor was ever
amy before 80 universal.
iy adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, ls this mild
but efilclent purgasive
RAJ. Ths oiyvsols REQ
son IL, that lt 10 o more 10.
liable and Rr more enec-
tnaI remedy than any
.eh.. fVknsa xushA hasa
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HAVE JUST OPENED


tsdIHM tla.syslg
PoPLINs Csc to $500 oRGANDIEs % to GS cts.
is PIECES WHITE PIQUEs 20 cents to si,a5
F1oU led PIouEs, FIGURED rERcALEs
cHENE and STRIPED GINGHAMs, BLACK
and ooLoRED ALPAcAs, BLACK GRO
ri-s 0-r -E1u.
GRAAIN SILKS, sa,SO to $3.50, 100 SILK 81
s"as a aaart .l1rr.I l,31
PARAsoLs, from $i,bOto $500,
LINEN FOR SUITS, ... u asr
rrt
.-.IH.I % Hf rt.at iu.ri-...r ff
-...-.--- DELAlNEs- and PTINrs. -
.NStN
..# .. TABLE DAMAsK, ,- .r7aronat
HucK TOWELS und NApKINs, 'ab1l
Do .aepa ''4 IS h'la -'t'r- h1a a.Hdu't-t ,l
..7rsiN rt
CLOTHS FOR MEN and BOWS Ysy--ss----s-.--.-s----
HONEY COMB and NARsAII.Es QUILTS,
,aFi9.sfai HVD I'D HRN l1gyd
CnpcRTa uaSYpuy . gouavRa
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FULL VARIETY AND STYLE.

And expet 20 cell them prices low ~ can be
bought ~ Clesenpd. aud VI good quality. Particu
lars hereafter. mo MANRF RLD
Ashtabnla, May 50. 1858. NO
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OFFICERS; ;

OEI AOlfAtbt
CLARENCE H. CLARK, Prcsdest,
JAY COOKE, Chairman, Finance and Executive Gem.
nnittess
HENRY d. COOKE, vise-PIesident. - see.I
EMERSON W. PEBT, Secretary and actuary.
This Company offers the following advantages;
II is National Company, chartered BY special act Of
Congress, 1869,
II has paid-up capital Of S1,OOO,OO0
II offers low rates of premua,
u furnishes larger insurance than other companies for
the same money. It t.t..- -Ha
1t Is definite and certain in its terms. .- r.,
u Is home company in every locality.
It's policies exempt from attachment.
There unnecessary restrictions In the policies
Every policy is nonferfeltable. ....
Policies nay Bv taken which pay to the insured their
full amount and return all the premiusas that the
insurance costs only the interest on the annual pay
ments.
Policies may be taken that will pay TO the insured
after certain number Of years during lie an sHnsa
income Of one-tenth the amont named in the policy
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the iyes of
females. &f
It nsures not to pay dividends to policy holders but
at so low a cost that divider DIS viii be impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given ap
picaton to the branch off g Cf the Company, or 10
JOHN ". ELLIS s. CO.,
- CINcINHATI, o.,
General agents for Ohio and Central and seuhsra In.
diana.
J.T. sANBORN, s,ainesviIIe, spec. Agt.,
For Lake and Ashabua Counties. 1y99l
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D0DGES Patent Keeper and
MOacer @ssd Self RakeT. 7o0l
The success of the Dodge Machine for sew
ID eral years past Is unprecedented. Wher- b,
ever Introduced, II at once takes the
ID N''' '"' front rank '.' '"7 ."'r

BY lease and purchase the manufacturers have secur-
cd tile use Of all the desirable standar r patents Reap
Ing, Moving aud lsaking Machines. The Dodge Ma
chie has thus been hade perfect combination uf the
best points Of all tho Machines aud this Is the reason
for Its undcniablc superiority.
In plan of operation coInpaetncAp lIghnese Of lrnt
good quality of the iron and steel used Ia s cOnstrnc
tion, excellence Of wormanship. and elegance OF hnsh
combined with grpat atrongth and adaptation TO ali
kinds Of work. the Dodge Machine certainly surpasses
any other heretofore offered to the Intelligent farmers of
this country. lf.Ititr ..fi lI.i- s.,I0 .,. l-,.'
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CASH CAPITAL,
s1,ooo,ooo
Paid in full.

Branch 0fhce First NOtonal Bank buildirg PhiIadeT
phia where the general beness the company b
acted and to which all general correspondence should
be addressed.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-10

Many ago. lines and invalid physician while visiting the
health experienced and witnessed surprising and
produced Of the nvahas who (ks
ourse seeking health and upon inquiry and investigation obtained full history
medicinal Ee delighted and surprised and after his recovery
possible the sole right manufacture
it n United
The result his labors glorious for himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated PLANTATION BTTEaS thus made known the world PLAN
TATToN BTTEas being article founded principles and
relying wholly vegetable world for its medicinal effects worked rapid u-
ton in the history medicine and household word all the civilized
world The cabase T-X tasman health and the demand tor
the PLANTATION BTTERs exceeded the abilities the rrceto supply
notwithstanding the large importation st. cx Rum made expressly for the
pounding B quantity inadequate therefore became
that arrangements scale abroad should made and agent
was dispatched st. Thomas for that fortunate in securing and
leasing several plantations Of the largest and most productive estates the
island Houses stills and erected if magic which utterly aston
shed the natives The experienced and natives theand
cured and the prs the PLANTATION BTERs position
supply their laboratory with all the perfectly St. cz Rum needed manuae-
turing the GREAT DYsPEPTIc represents
the natives crushing the and otherwise preparing presses
AS ande Fever and Intermittent and Maous
other kindred diseases the the PLANTATION
history Of the world Over five million bottles disposed annually
adapted old and male and female They agreeable
voduce immediate beneficial result
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-10
LOVE AT SEVENTH Boston CORE;

LOVE AT SEvENTY.-A Boston cores
pondent tells the following:
Here is a touching little romance Half
a century ago, two young people-youth and
maiden in a country village-loved each
other. Unkind fate prosecuted and de-
MED the legitimate reward of mutual
affection. Both married aud lived in
widely separated towns, children grew up
about each, and the cares of life came
upon them; but the spark of that early
love burned in both bosoms. Once in a
great while they exchanged letters. At
last his wife died his children grew up
and went to the bad, aud he was left a
lonely old man, poor and comfortless. This
Summer her husband died. Soon as the
blessed defunct was put comfortably under
the sod, the widow packed up her goods
and started for the home of her first love.
She arrived one afternoon and was directed
to his house, but its master was absent.
Nothing dauuted, she went in and sat
alone till he returned. Imagine the meet
ing of the tender old creatures of 20, who
who had been faithful to each other through
so years. She remained in his house few
days; then they were married; and the
neighbors say, that never did humanity
afford such similitude to two very senti-
mental turtle-doves as in the welded bliss
of these absurd old people. They are
living now stepped in happiness, it would
seem, no doubt, fully believing in the
maxim: " Better late than never"
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-10
To Females.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease, weakness of the back and limbs, pain in
the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power,
papi;ation of the heart, irritabiity nervousness,
extreme urinary difficulties, arrangement of digest
i've functions, general debility. vaginitis, oil dis
eases OF the womb hysteria, sterlity, and all other
diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write
at once to the celebrated female doctor, W. K Do
herty, at his Medical Institute and consult him
about her troubles and disease. The Doctor is
effecting more cures than any other physician in
the State of California. Let no false delicacy pre-
vent you, but apply Immediately and save yourself
from painful suffering aud premature death. The
Doctors offices arranged that he can be con-
suited without fear of observation.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-10
L,p,rs, ExyR.v.cAycr IN DREss-WHo

LADIES' ExTRAvAeANcE IN DREss-WHo
is To BLAME "A writer in the current mum
Der of Packard's Monthly, charges the young
men with being the canse Of the follies of dress
of the ladies'. The ladies have by others teen
accused of extravaganza in dress, not to please
the gentlemen. but to make other ladies en-.
vions. The writer says:
You know very well in your hearts that
virtue is above rubies, and that modesty is
pearl of great price, but for all that. in ball
room you crowd around the girl vino dresses
in the most marked and extravagant manner,
and who carries off her conspicuous toile;
with an air Of selfassertion and an Gplomb
which nothing can daunt. You preach quiet
ness, simplicity and good breeding to your
sisters and sweethearts, and bluster if they
show a bit of their shoulders above the rim
Of their dress waists; and then you turn
around and pay especial court to the most
decollettee woman in the room-the readiest
tongue. the most unscrupulous repartee-
and then you are indignant to see that your
womankind are trying, as in them lies, to
initiate that very woman in what you have
o much admired
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-10

A MODEL REVENUE OFFICER.
formation has been received here that
Mr.. c E. Creecy, Supervisor of Internal
Revenue in Louisiana, has seized between
three aud four hundred thousand dollars
worth of goods since December last, and
suspended three collectors and one assessor,
besides instituting criminal prosecutions
against twenty-seven prominent members
of the different rings" in New Orleans.
Mr. Creecy was appointed in November
last. In October, the receipts in tax on
whiskey were S6,S00; in November,
$4,000; in December, SIT 900; and in
January, s32 ,6O0-more than was ever
collected within the same period when the
tax was 81 per gallon, and there were forty
distileries running Washington Chron-
i.Le.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-10

A CURIOUS MARRIAGE CEREMONY
The following curious custom of the Mes
torian Christians is commended to the
serious attention of the young gentlemen
and young ladies Of our country who pro-
pose to commit matrimony:
After the marriage ceremony has been
performed the wedding party is taken in
wagons from the church to the house of
the bridegroom father. When the second
wagon, in which the bride is seated alone,
reaches the gate opening into the yard in
which the house is situated, it is halted,
and the bridegrooms mother comes to
meet it, with baby and three suits of
baby clothes in her arms. She throws the
child and clothes into the arms of the bride,
who is required to dress and undress the
baby three times in the presence of her
mother-in-law, who watches every move.
ment as only mother-in-law can watch q
daughter-in-law. If the newly made bride
does not perform the operation to the
satisfaction Of her severe judge, she i:
considered unfit for her new position, the
wagon is turned around, and she is sem
home for further instruction, and the pool
bridegroom is compelled to live in single
blessedness until his wife is educated ur
to the proper standard.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-10

VVO THE AFFLICTED.-Dr. W. X. DOHER-
IL ty returns his sincere thanks to his numerous
patients for their patronage, and would take this
opportunity to remind them that he continues to
consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic dis
eases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Urinary organs, and all Private Diseases
viz Syphilis in all its forms and stages, Seminal
Weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self
abuse ;.Gonorrhea, elect Structures, Nocturnal and
Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of
the Back and Loins Inflammation of tho Bladder
and Kidneys, etc., etc. and he hopes that his long
experience and successful practice will continue
to insure him a share of public patronage
By the practice of many years in Europe
aud the United States. be is enabled to apply the
most efficient and successful remedies against dis
eases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges
moderate, treats patients in and honor
able way and has references of unquestionable
city, from men of known respectability and high
standing in society. All parties consulting him,
by letter otherwise, will receive the best and
gentlest treatment and implicit secrecy.