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The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05
TumbIing! Tumbling!

Shasta, Feb, 4th, 1870.
Mr.. EDIroR:-We have not time to write new
advertisement this morning, but will you permit
us to call the attention of your readers to the fact
that prices are tumbling tumbling tumbling !
We can't help it, We don't want to help it. We
are glad of it, 1t will help the farmer, miner,
chanic, in fact all consumers and eventually help the
merchant "We accept the situation" and WILL
SELL OUR GOODS ACCORDINGLY Tie most
marked decline is in Sugar, Coal Oil, Bacon and
Lard, but all kinds of goods sympathize more or
less with the downward movement. We have in
store and on the way, large stock, and these
hard times it behooves everybody to buy when
they can buy the best goods for the least money.
Yours truly,
C. C. BUSH Co.
P. S. win have advertisement in detail for next
issue. 1Iw
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

ADMIrTED.-Old Virginia has been re-
admitted into the Union, her Representa-
tives have taken their seats in Congress,
and military government has ceased in her
borders.
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

IssANE-Deputy Sheriff Gillooly start
ed below on Monday, having in charge
Francis Rabbit, ordered to the Insane
Asylum by the County Judge.
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

SuIcIDE.-Last Sunday, at Los Angeles.
Robert Strickland, former resident of
this place, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

RATIFIED AND REJECTED.-The Ohio
Legislature has ratified, and the California
Legislature has rejected the Fifteenth
Amendment.
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

PAyING.-We understand that three
hydraulic claims now in operation on Roar
ing River are paying from IS to s.. per
day to the hand, Water is plenty,
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

GREEN PEAs-Thanks to Mr.. John
George for present of fine lot of green
peas, the first of the season.
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

we'll adapted to the production of the diff
ferent kinds of grain usually rsised on
ranches IN this State. Last year splendid
crops OF wheat, oats, rye, barley and corn,
were harvested by the ranchmen of the
valley, and no irrigation was required.
Pine, cedar, fir. and oak timber,
grows in profuson on the hills and noun
talns adjacent TO the valley, and the ranch
es are nearly all enclosed with substantial
rail fences.
There is quite number of settlers in
the valley, the principal center of popula-
tlon being the village of Burgettsville,
which boasts of two stores, two hotels. a
blacksmith shop, carpenter shop, school
house, several saloons, ard about twenty
dwelling houses. Fort Crook, situate d
several miles from Burgettsville, has recent
ly been abandoned as military pest. ,:s.
In addition to the localities alluded to
IN the foregoing, we might, if space per-
mitted, mention more than dozen smaller
valleys. The soil of all hesesaYalleys.i is
rich and capable of producing immense
crops of hay and grain. To those who de-
sire to pre-empt land and build up COM
Portable homes, we say 90 to the " Pit river
country country destined to become
the most populous in Northern California
GAME
The valleys of Pit and Fall rivers are
the sportsmans paradise. Game of almost
every description is there found in abund-
ance. On the rivers and low lands swarm
myriads of ducks, geese and snipe, and on
the plains and uplands are found grouse,
sage hens, and our favorite of all game
ords-the genuine Illinois prairie chicken,
In the hills and mountains bordering the
valleys, bear, deer and antelope abound
the two latter sometimes running in herds
of from twenty five to fifty. Salmon and
mountain trout are plentiful in all the
streams, and easily caught
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05

MARRIED.,

At the residence of the brides father at Horse
town, Feb End, by Rev. Father O'Kane, Mr..
Martin Corrigan to Miss Kate Sweeny.
With the above notice, we received the usual
wine and cake. We wish the welded pair all pos
sible happiness and prosperity
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05
CARD!

"EHAVE THIS DAY SOLD ORR ENTIRE
w interest in the Livery business in thi, nlace
together with its appurtenauce, to GRANT T
TAGGART. We return thanks to our patrons for
the liberal support heretofore rendered and hone
Tor continuance of the same to our successor.
Z. B. CHANDLER.
MICHAEL MoYLAN.
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05
Public Auction. I.

TvHERE WILL BE A-PUBLIC AUCTION OF
Ho ,sehold Furniture at the residsace-o o f. Mrs.
| b: b. Anderson; on Saturday morning, February
| 9Th, at 10 o'clock.
The Shasta courier., 1870-02-05
NOTICE.!

J. ISAACS, Pioneer Store.
, 1870-09-04
Prevention OF %eAsSickucss.
Finn, fh- w. 1-orf HcF{{,f

Nj. pe1semtt's rlsu for preventing sea-
s:ckz-1 hr having n chamber for passengers
OF, steamers suspended on the sanae rs1nc:pla
~ TIM c..Enpaaa, il to hc tested On t7al INT
next November on = zCew stcsEcr o. SN
tens tu11en nog being Constructed BY Mcssrs;
Macelsy. Undoubtedly. il tho p'An sea4!
te trcceesful as tho it,-ento. sad those VIE
examined the models md drawings tsanS y
will To. it mus. lead to the construction ci
siuail.,r ships capable Of taiinS Al p1sensets
lctween this country and Europa- The expe~
,iuel tai VI q .ei is Of only 1853 tons mes :nrc-
raen', quito large cnocgh 70 mske :ao eaan-
nc! raeeaEc and prove or dierruve the Fsseta-
czs,iii.y OF the mechanical p1incsp!c lnSe:F.
cd. Tho system i,s 20 way tatert"rsF ,.. "tn
! The r1ternas fern pr tie sast"S luanues
and ,.fetv ct the vessel. the "hcle
diTerepcc being II the internal ara'esm.e't'
o. thr shi,; It IS ta% cd On the 1Av th7s au tac-
! les "! i=h reeolsc or roll move about = sentre
whcss there Is no motirr. md shat AL he1sne
vhichvibTato aIaa move aeout centre, iroo
Vhicts pStut the di.:ance moTtd tL1c1Eh o.
Any Ta<t OF the hea2a Is As tho dtstan:o f-o:t
this e21,tre. Il. therefore, the centres 3tou
, Will u TIE vessel u:t:hes and rolls ba snsdc 60
insnl mt With tbs 11is on which ts,s saloon i
| tu=rcaded, and be provided WITH hear.
counteEoaianee weight bnne4th 1he esntrc q
gravity. the tendency OF tho weight vii
be 10 keep tho ealoon poised on this centre o
tho vessels motion, free from pitching Q
rolling. The suspension OF the saloon Ia Z
contriyca ttat tf,e vibrations OF the engine
and screw cannot he transmitted through Il
+; Should the plan succeed, tho asperity c
ocean voyages cannot but be greatly Allcr
| Nea.
, 1870-09-04
The Jute RuE-CnH&IoM TO tudlcs
Nho Don't WuMt Their Sknll*
Bered.

fToa ths fnftldn1 (34AfHfl fTfts.
We have lately printed sevo1al practical eau>
tious agaiust the usB af iue s~i.cses, pub
fishing, among other items, al zccsuat Of 3
fatal result III Wa,e1si;le. Mr. J. r. S:lstil.
the lair-d1e4ser, No. lG0 Exchange street,
shoH cd ns, last evening. ore OF the vstmiu.
Which lie took from switch, and II Ia ans Of
the meat repulsiye l.okinE insrcts th.t VIC
w,sh 10 zee. II Is sms,icr ti,au the touy Of a
Gea, but. put under an Ordinary microscope.
Nas maeniGod 10 length al nearly 'hree-quar-
tens OF AL iuch- 1t Is Of brown color, seati-
Opaque, With noa1ly as many legs as \ CENT
peda. Projecting from tho head are two hos1l-,
ha.f as long as the creature, curved like the
: lobster. Attached to the rear part Of the
| body ara two pairs of cf4ws, in tao parts,
! tie upper closing over thu lower, like par
7. rat's bill The jaws aI,pear to be Of eK-
, trsos1inag power; an3. although the slght
1i1y shfink. we hear that s7ve.at !Aa'ies In
: this vicinity have discovered these things in
their sWitchca; and We give THIS additional
c.ufion to discard Ibis silly and unssfe style
CT heal alress. 1Ir- Smith ha. this specimen
Mt hi. rooms, and thnse who are canops te
Investigate anI ssuds tl,s structnte OF ths
d, animal are ut hhesty 70 d. 20.
! Ih1 spr.afall (AAss.) Es1u5lican says. or
t1t SAME suliects The recaut revelations
about siute'-she dark, iibzoEs h1rk, whore
with women cndeayor cEeA,'ly to counterfeit
tAt ln1uIlant AeAAas Oh 'lta:F de[icI l1e21 y.
nxia1e-taya been Eeg*r!el, no d,Albk, a
merely sensational, CT perhaps tho product o.
some miscarnie iuagina,ioa- Dut Tho dc,,',s
er. h4,a no chance. TIE disgusting iitti
bosers thai Gil tho itres Of the ict5 plant
whether used in massive chisnolta or Ion:
tanshss; arc aansins !'vsss snd y n
tcea. Finding their way to til
hesds OF their h17ao1ers. they bn, row tasr
, u1.,i1 the ssRsp is raw, and u eoae e.ses =!
fe-t tho whole nervous system aad c-a3s IL
dagger OF death from this loathtome inssct
!; Ole Of them dHslla On the Hill, another o
, Dwight atrea., sud The disease in its l:sae
fern is quite fragment. Without any hat
; , splitting, the moral aeer1s that honesty
tf.a best PoIicF. IN personal ador1inaent =.
, !. business: and iuta chignone must tAke the
tl.ee with the poisonous dyes and lotions
, the quaeks, as ainong the implements Of f7s
;onabIe suicide"
, 1870-09-04
Praying for Rkans
ftA~4.. <%& ffaHr1A9J}ftfiff{I

The fsng drought ot thia summer recalls
SONS Of lie quaiSt. and, a. We should think:
in these d1ys, ever-fauiliar, expressions o.
Lur fathers when praying TOR taia~ Il la!1 ?
eutalcompany were travelling In aEta5e.cosch
from Albany to Niagara Falls. Eev- Je9s15h
Morse, Hnn. Edward Everett. Colonel 7. y.
Prrkins. and Chandler Star, Esq. With
Nra. Starr, made up ths party, Ths dry
yesther OF tha. eeasya c..1aa ftom Mr. Aorsa
.tr fo1}ov!oE aueelote L CspF Cod c1e75T;-
man one s1hbath hal prsyed mos: c.snas.ly
tie bottles Of hea7en aud eend down the ro-
f,ashirg sho4ete." The drnughs had lsstad
through August and part cf September; Taes-
d.v .nort7ing the line eto-m begaa, and con-
tuned with great violence It'll Friday, flooding
the country and sweeping Of bridges in al
directions. Saturday night 1t sct ID 10 rain
again, and s,bhsth moruipg it WIS still pour
irs down. This time the prayer w.s a. fol-
loHa: 40 Lord, We recently took occasion to
ent1cat Thea to ur:ork she bottloA at heaven
md eerd down tt1e refreshing sho1ara, but
we did not n.ea- ft1f Mecorks should Be ka7-ueeE
audy.r 3tr. Start followed with story o'
~ ra1.oa Howe Of Milton, Coma. On sim
| liar occasion, il not during the same drought
| be peii.;oned for relief il these words: !"
Lord, ne wsnt rain yezy much. The Kye
! suffering pro1igiously. OF corn. We shall no
| have half crop. As for the potatoes, 1t 1
| iii up Nth them; and there's that grass Q
Desco, ConstocAs, It Is ~ red ~ fox
| fA1r
, 1870-09-04

anc f,atuces-i se~ the expye..,or Ut almost
.L,lt3;sh rleaS,,re II, nrr eTe., IA ahe looked ~
tt.N...S nI..raa ha- hsv5. ND cris1 o,t
n @o anu G.1ioo na. ~ III ~.
4Ae 1loG, tua 11HS' oa' a4A5So' 1J oesI
brulhcr."
ler hand was upon IL: such ttenulous
hauth eartlpesE in her glance; such c2rs5a-
;,;.: fo,. ncga il, her nay of faSo1;ns it. uos
nte,fy st,a wal!
Ns drar rhild.r Il an fottv.fiye,) s,it
r,yca nc sinccte pleasure" Then I stam-
nmered. tLeu eprang Alter her. 'sAt le4st
YOU VIII leave , our address WITH me j"
What : 1ook si,sde4 he, face now! Wonaaea
1uterrit,, nipsjei with pity for ne.
"!Al,, III" she eays radiy, h=udlng me The
..ard On which Sic lad been penci1ling, -. ome
das vou vii be eo-ry TT this. You do not
tI1is, me-
Certainly am hsuto. The accent Of re-
proaeb in liez voice haunt= ne; tho eo1rewful
Glance OF her eye-ho7 pretty ehe is! sit
3avr 10 p,y tseakfast in tho uotuinE, bali in-
tIined to csu 1t the sddreza given, and apol-
ocize TOR ruy heatbcplah dtAttu3t.
, 1870-09-04

many accidents OCCUR from piercing aEtasies
Of vital membranes. Az rule the pisses ii
tue larger sitenes, the heart and diaphragm.
Tie oper,tiau is rustl' eucce.s.nl N casea Of
rheumatism CT neuralgia, l,a' does little good
in other dise1tes, TINS re!ucirg it 70 ssuv'-
N. ans Of couptc1.is.itatio, - il Ike case o.
rnoxa Acapu,ctura has Of l1ts ye,rs Teen
p1ohitited bY Law. but is, nevertheless. At times
ktiN p1actittd. ....
Scne trent cn]y diseases ari.ine from, cold.
o'hers those fxon, heat Ther- II assa llss
VII: .rt broken limbs; sad, although owin!
In the peculiarly 1,mrI:a:ic temperament OF
the Chinese, these latter usu>s'r Ell ct
''curc. the jareti sus Of the t'ones aras :
ruicr clrr,s- 80. rasati-fact3ry, o rig to the
tn,rerfect E'+'a' rcnraoyed.
The ocnlissa sd a1.r:etr in China arc Een-
orally BARRIERS. ~: are also the cnrn-cn.tegs
nf their fellov.courtrymen Their haeit Of
"elesuing" tile cars and wiaing thc interiors
CT the eafds Of the1z customers is taa caus,
OF large mart RI the 7e.fne.s and blindness
With which Chios is afitlc.ei
, 1870-09-04
LUTHER'8 BATTLE HYMN,

As the correspondents from the seat Of war
make frequent hlu ,lons to the singing Of
this hymn ty the Ttus-isn arms, few word,
about it may not be uninterest,ng- Il WAS
e9nros.d =: Luther, willie en- his '!as 20 the
Of Luther: reiates that, "on the 10th of
Artii, Luther came in sight Of Worms au
At oEcc, on behol1ing itn old bell towers, he
arcec in his chariot, and began to sing the
i. nm he had improvised the words aud c1,1.'S
q. two days before, at OPpenhcim, the Mn-
scuIaiee Of the Reformation, his
"Ein feste Bnrv Is. uns-s Goltr
Auctn, another Catholic historian, aa:h:
"His 1y7tarn hymn go enectuAlly rou1ed the
nobility. had the Emperor but giyen the ro1d,
the whole body would hare sounded 10 horse
aid have marched over the A1ls to conb1t
Rene, to the chorus Of Luther's Wal, song.
This LYNN At once becane very popular and
WEB the battle cong Of the scforuers daring
finally resulted in tho estaGlsahment Of r. .o'
Igiou. and civil freedom. in d=rnaay. Ihe
army OF tho great Swedish hero, Gustasus
Adolptus, went Into the battle o. Lutzon,
cl,e,.tirK this hymn, and such was the onthu.
-iasm aroused among the sasdieEy BY It, thA,
notwithstanding the odGs agalubt thcul1 and
the death Of their brave leader, they complate'
y routed their foes, and gained one Of the 1t
cisire rictosles Of history.
The Following admirable transla!ion wo taxi
from the Lutheran Church Book:
'sEin fastc Burg ii unssr Colt
Almighty fortress ia our God,
4 truSr5 shield and weapon;
He helps US free from every need
That ha1h Us now o'enaten.
The old bitter foe
Means us deadly woe:
peep guile and great might
Are Ills dread arms tn nghfy
On earth Is uot bis equal
With might Of ours can nanEht he done,
Soon were our loss effected;
But 1Dr us ngh1A the SlytALt Uae
Ehun GtNl himself elected.
Ask SC. Who IL th1s7
Jelua Christ It Is,
OF Saha6th L.rd,
Ana there's t1ntle other God
He holds the neld forever.
Though derils all tho world should nll,
] All waiting To devour US
| Ne ttemhsc unt, VIC lear no u,
Ttey CannUf 1rerponer pS
I This worlds prince may atln
Sc0wl cCrcc rs hs Will,
Hr ran harm us honet
J Ness Judged, the deed 9 dope,
I Que little word u'eIthruWS MIN.
The Word theF stll1 shall tct remain.
l And HOT Il thank have fue IT,
Hes by GuS side upon rne plain,
N!nl Ii.A good gifts and spirit.
| Take they then our life,
Gtn,ds, lame, child, and wife;
Nhca their worst II dune,
They get hare nutl!lnE Wild,
TIE Kingdom ours rcnAlnetd-
, 1870-09-04

In All article On Flowers il Paris" in tho
last number VI London Socisty. the writer
ea3st
- very curious ay-eAtching plxi.t towcIed
i!l ms EaILtn tt4iB summer, and most c1r7oos
i;.lt7s6 eree it Is. Ihe Curehan A1pm, dSata
.TanttHM or 1.t..ciporlta4, called by Fzeuch
+.1dsners Gousf cS.ert "a ali1 Atarat4ts-s1Aaaehe
;u1cs=e not to ec..4ftuut tlliS either with tia
Dragon ttt 1tAlilu arn:us, i. Dractisacut4t sad
i:.4uic4E.1, pr4>issees flower lie tla Common
ALUM Of iLe hadEra, Gully Eauth l4Igez, and
sith TIA urFet psrt beut dounwarlR, Is X It
ere II. accidental distortion Bob the een-
tal spadix I'D The spat1a4 arc thieS1y oove.ed
erinitu,n and ehspti.l- The spa.he eouteass4
towards lbs bate, Lie an houzslas1. ard tlerc
.ssles from it faint eadaEerous e.a.l Isus
attracts itow ties, blue a:.d greeu- TbeT
.oue accordingly, H9t il srarns, but osa by
j. ne, lei.Grely AMI saling i: easy; An1 the-e
ere no onward and visible signs Of t1,,i1
Icing cspGht
4-Tou skep.,.alis ask yourself why the
lant is named tausti-o-tsst, Ut tltrlp -nlottcte
1;y ans1 LY, p1shAps. Wae1. :hs spAihe is ahriy-
t.iled. you tear IT open to see Hhethe1 you
| !ave 4nv cfunte cI .ob, aioiue seed. AID The
] reuet IL revealed. At tha botton you fai
iesd dies by sectes. bIs1;lsd ia:o sort ol
| vegetable Btack t1uie Of Calcutta Like tht
| animals that +ntayed TIE lion jan, al thei
toosstops l'oin+el :aN a1ds; uons came cot
| ll,e bris.ies ps=y&:.-d tlsan.
AM :har yt.t, eAnuf1 ike to try wbethe
tsese bristiss Eave any motion or irHtab!lii{
tEpoSst " entsagliuG anc shutting III thsl
1 victims
, 1870-09-04

.'Sone years ago. sars the Washington
SSar, "(eorge Alfred Townsend wrote ratn
to Western paper purDorting to give it the
particulars Of remarkable surgical operation
performed upon SenAtot Benton in biz Lie
inns. 1hosubssance OF the story VIA that
tLs " sshinsztoa dtctors plugged A1. Benton
In tho sFde ~ boJB plng = watermelon; that
tie1 diseuboNeIled hin, TUNED his intestines
ipsiae out, ramove1 the food there. and With
i. . considerable colleetion OF public docu-
.nr nts, tata Ut leather. whiting cards, spiints
OF baters' Pima, etc.. that he had swallowed
from time 10 tlme atssut-miodeay while in
teut upon tho. compilation OF his 'Abridge~
,uens Of The Debates In Congress- This
miscellaneous collection OF inIigestible
na.star, it TIA btated. hid finally
rtodneed IN AwtwArd Jam in the inteatinsl
canal hence this operation. The na1raays
proceeded TO state that the Coioaefs bowels
we're carefully wssLa1. rinsed, aud rspsired !.
that hl. dinner was then replaced. (mlnus tbs
pub. docs. xnl other indigestiols m.tses,.
and that thu opening, or plugging, in his sids
was then sewed or glued up nicely. It vAs
srarel5 added that the a.ata old statesman
minded the operation 20 lille that be wrote
:wo chap,ets Of his 'AbsiGscmcots ~h:le i:
uas going on! And this astounding piecs Of
M,snch4usenigm was copied into neasly every
paper os tue couutrr-in fact, We see it occa,
fiona1ly OIL ts travals yet: 1t hsa not snt
| slightest foundation other than tho common.
,l:ce fact that IN 4 1=ther o1etics:e cas-" Of
| stoppagc Al india-rubbcr lcjestlon snos wal
used on Mr. Benton with gooi eject
, 1870-09-04

\ t:vie, at Princeton hariaS p.e.shed I
sermon fcs r=7p:sea Of criticism, before the
Lt1ore Felix, vita the text, Fel:1 trcmblod,"
.iving ,shAt Ac Earpose1 to A,rz been raul'a
discourse, Professor Alexander rcn4rkcd:-
"It wza hasl t" nj, m given case, how
much re hsd Preserved t. Us OF an spostolic
sezmon. At otlts tin.s, it seemed an epit
..ce wee gwen There =sre caEcs il which
ve bad the introduction 5Ed conclusion. and
ntter cases in wlict VIC had tha :naia discus
zion. This xas casa xaeAs tho saaiu topics
we're merely suggested. Es kuaw nothing
Of the e1oraiu1n s. tho peruEsseo, and could
i;cve u,as .uybedSraa9d rresen the sermon
that pAul deliver} Felix. BIT Of oue
thing be felt srr &4Sdu that Eae, that the
young brother ha ma preached fs:l's ger.
mon IN The oessotHAkSS night: tor II Paul
! sc.r.ou they hA ttuss lizard, Fe'i1 nsce,
| ,casll3 Lare tre2AHr&I~ :.
, 1870-09-04
socte&ysS Teaching,

Lille had numbered among her admirers
1,au, lights OF the Church. She had lirted
with s,ist ops, priests And deacons-who, none
OF them, would, Tor thu world, hAva loen 20
professional paasager rs - sno that liselh in
pleasure is dead while she li.cth.'
IN tact, the clergy, while Oh dcty, arc no
onfeI gnifes OF attractive young women than
other mortal men: and Lille hai HI often
-cen :teir srisitoal attentions degenerate into
downright temporal l1se-nsaAsus that slc held
them in ~ snaN Eeresence - the
Jelll, the HAp;ist Of hsr acquaintance, ono Of
lie eamel's-hair-gi1dl and locust-and-wild.
honey specics, once encauntering Lille II Sar-
aicEs, md observing the Ways and manner q
q, the court which she kopt there, tooS it
urol him to give her spiritual aiaonition.
:. Miss Lille" hs said, II seo no chAnce
for the salvstloa Of your soul, uulsss it shonld
please God to .ena the smallpox upon you
/ sllink / shall pray for that"
Oh, horrors don't. ~ rall,er never be
rLye5," Lille answered, with ferSent SINGER
| ;tT.
a.nnsiEE hon niGt, aud specimen OF the uar-
barity 10 xl4ich religious fana,ieisnl nay IeSl
sud ses 40 question whether Juht tlao Baptist
had not the right Of it.
| For It must 1t once appear that bal The
smallpox raas.e the aforementioned cha4iyt
l III A4tb&E b GpAF4GA4p4 81 IL. k4V "ApbE AoAA Pe
. her life ~oult h2ye TAKEN another turn
:ne whole void taeu ~unhl have united fE
| tli.h hrs l1lo% tAAt she N.u-> liz /, 70 h3E1t
:: f.itl GnYIt,-e. n7 te nohadv and nothing
,,hn. i1uAat.ss w,",1d have -cotde3 hor II che
l. ri nvrr her .e+~ou4; and i,er h1esk,sft
l.:wu IL arithn,e,it, AUD rci.,akes in hi.tory
G. 'ala 70 longer haze ht'en regarded ~ inter
s-nG. ClerKy1nan. con-uite.l ou her f;'it1t
4..al state, woald have told her ;fseel.
= At tle wls mi-rtAhle eipner, Eho
&etpt -he renentsd, must llReris
-si.s,. In nhass. all thoss litter an
.t!o1eeome tza.hr. whstl, strengthen au
!. viGnt ate tbe virtues OF ptain pcople. nigh
t:nr-ihly have led her long Vay on tovar
=sintsh,p.
A. il was, little Lille was confessedly p
esint. and yet il much Of b sinnrr, soeie:
!. 4 has "a much to answer for ~ she. She VI
the daughter and Hover Of The Christian civil
11asion OF the nineteeu,h century, AnA Il
kind Of womAn that. on the whole, men {
enita distinguished een.e have been fond (
choosing for wives. and eill 60 on seeking
! sfe enaa ot tho chspter--Fro,n Mrs. :stosc'
"Pint and t.& Tyranny" ia he Spst'ns-
| ..fjIt mud Mr..
, 1870-09-04
TWO GIRLS.

All alone In the old grand room.
'MiA siIKcn curtaina aud splendid Eaoo1E
A gtrl IN her heAuty E;FhN
Thr sa1senetl Light us tee s'hannen
N,s-inc her ,linmouta, seek 'hr "@e
That stand In her wtst.u' eyes
Al, e,ore ~ the castle Tan T..., y,t,s
4 yirI Is cEt"rhlir ~ d. a. ,-,,,t
She ds.e m; ,r.,, II :he rauri.sh T,eat'
Gnar1,,c thr p .sai II i'Ts.3 bright
EVA, crust u t':ratL
esy cavalier .s,u,ss ra'ns ,1,c. a'o.'s: on :opr
w,fi h.. ,n.. brr n s,tter cfuSa -
NJ. III. il,"ne.l;s s'e ii'lets With hts new
in,r. f;c+, .,,.
a. IT,. t,,,.,cs past the familiar place,
M, ca steT. Of. II the tuwn.
- ~. far t,nr.tst Of frn1." one ErosnSi
:. II hc hut torc4! met the other Noanh.-
snr c...ncs lrun ! c3rE Of E4r1s-
TIT. luGr2E outside IL not starving Alone;
Fatn..r ~ Heaven, Eho loreAt thine uWp,
fsty fsrsc hungry girls!
, 1870-09-04

these; Tho Ch1zcn, or Reader, OF the
congregation holds his Office Tor Eve years IN
ttead Of being e1celed annua1ly, as has been
the orthodox usage Of the church from tns
;uruemotisl. Hr has fu1thetmuro takau unau-
thoriEej liberties in onittiug certain pa-,s ot
lha regular eerEica and a.1ding others, pattieu-
:srl, IL Tho prayers which are prescribed aaa
10 te prunou1ced invariably in the Habrsw
language According to the traditions OF
4ges 1t hzs always heen unlawful for women
70 t1ke any rsrt in the titet or csTsnno4iss Of
the col ereeation. ret in defiance OF this unt-
seseai1y rs scosniz+j landmark, the officers OF
lie Baltimore SynaSosra llave resolved 70 in
.tojuce ebuir OF mi1-d uala and female
Syoiee=. Other specifications and charge. Of
len. ccnseJuchc. arr made, bat tilese ara
eCcuGl to chow that tie leases Of xayotuti,n
i II wosa- Further Eight may be sized upoo
thus curious subject before tho case IL decided.
, 1870-09-04

TIC foct vluch he had 10 uniuhdy calumni4-
ted. ard in few momenta retuined 10 OK
pl.in and apologize to bis friend tbs Daruo.
- but MY dear tzitnd," he said, "beg your
lady Tieltur 10 cllauge her shoemaker"
, 1870-09-04

Tho Rituatilsi separate tie se1aa in
planning Of this. He has been in ths habit Of
sitting By his VITA for twenty-five ,tazs. and
Who, he piteoask a=ks, "is, under the new
alan, to pinch MI when snors out at the
stupid sermon :" The clergy ought to zee TO
this,