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The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-20
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-. Beautiful is the love and sweet the kiss
of a sister; but if you haven't sister handy.
try your cousin it isn't much worse.
n. B. If yon haven't cousin of your own,
try somebody else's; there's no difference
-. The same iron ore furnishes the sword.
the ploughshare. the pruning-hook, the needle,
the graving-too, the spring of watch, the
chisel, the chain, the anchor, the compass and
the cannon ball.
Swift used to say that universal as was
the practice of lying, he did not remember to
have heard three good lies in all his life. The
reason why-all lies are bad
IA countryman, was giving in his evidence
at court, was asked by the counsel if he was
born in wedlock. No SIR" he replied, Il was
born in Devonshire."
Man is a wonderful creature to sup. He
can supply, sup-plant, sup-pute, sup-plcate
suppose, suppress, sup-soup sup-on and sup
port.-Erchange
Yes, aud when h. gets :. wife ae can support
her.-Starlgh
And sometimes he can sup porter without
wife.-BulJrog.
49," Thanks " muttered our bachelor friend,
t'no more women in heaven-they can't get in.
Their hoops are SO broad they will have to 60
the broad road None of these fashionables can
~ IL
Life, we are told. is journey-and to
see the way in which some people eat you
would imagine they were taking in provision to
last them the whole length of the journey.
80. Once upon a time it took thirteen years
work for laboring man to purchase a Bible.
In the year 1872 the wages of laboring man
were less than four cents a day. while the price
of a Bible at the same period was $50. A
common laborer in those days must toll Oh in-
dustriously for thirteen long years, if he would
possess copy of the word of God Now, the
earnings of half day will pay the cost of
beautifully printed copy Of the sacred oracle
80. An affected singer at one of our theatres,
the other night, was told by wag in the gal
lery ''to come out from behind his nose and
sing like other people"
-. "A western editor pcrpetrates the follow
ing.;-"A flock of sheep composed Of all 'weth-
srs' may be said to resemble our climate"
IA baker has invented new kind of yeast.
Il makes bread so light that pound of it only
weighs four ounces.
:. Good looking girls in male attire are
dangerous counterfeits.
-. Industry will make man purse, and
frugality will find him strings for it. Neither
the purse nor the strings will cost him anything
He who has it should only draw the strings as
frugality directs, and he will be sure always to
md useful penny at the bottom oft.
....One moment! what an effect It produces
upon years. One moment! virtue. crime go-
ry, shame, woe, rapture, rest upon it, Death
Itself is but moment, yet eternity is its sue
cessor
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F EREUSONsS SALOON

FEREUS0N'S SALOON .
Main st, opposite the Post office. COLUMBLA.
- The travelling public are respectful
g " informed that this establishment continues
MAI open for their accommodation The rooms are
ILL large and airy. and are fitted with the most ele
CANT furniture and bedding.
The SAL GDGDRn
Is the largest and most elegant apartment in the South
Mnes,The fitting and decorations being upon scale
of unusual richness and elegance Two Of StraEle x
Bros magnificent
Slate Bed Billiard Tables
Are in this Saloon, and the r A is stocked with the
# n est l. ~ % nes-
THE CEIEBRATED
Jenny Lind Restaura rant
connected with this house. and those stopping at Fer
guson order meals at any hour most agreeable 70
them The best that the market affords is always in Ill.,
larder of the JENNY LIND.
All the Stages
Arrive at and start from Fergusons Saloon. and the
tire establishment recommends itself to citizens and tran
gers the agreeable and lively resort in the town
No pains will be spared and nothing omitted TO renae
all those stopping at my house comfortable.
je21-tf P. g. FERGUSON
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60 h)bom it map Gcnseru.

AN AGED WOMAN Ninety Years Of Ase)
"A by the name Of STORMS who has apparently strsys
fem Der friends can be found By applying TO GE0R1I
Park.
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DROO KLYN ATHE N Il U n
THALBERG'S CONCERT.
MONDAY, Dec. %,
GRAND COMBINATION
ToR OLE EvEsiIG OSLy.
" Madame D'ANGRI,
Madame DE wILHoRsT,
l. NJ. GOTr5CHALK.
THZ GaASp DUET FOR TWO Pianos, BY
ML THALBERG and Nj GOrTSCHALk.
Reserved Seats At 81 50 and el.
The sale of seats will commence on FRIDAY, Dec %, at
Max Brsuns Music in Fslton.st Roses Bookstore 10
At.ntc', Brooklyn and Van Norden Kings, No % Wall
shy. $3.50
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY will be sold the 81 50 tckets
and MONDAY Dec g. the 81 and remaining OIL 30 ucksta
HOW TO KEEP YOUR CARRLAGE.-Tbe
cheapest 10 To get fairy TO manufacture them
ont Of pumpkins. Would you know how! Go 10 see the
FsiTy piece Of
CINDERELLA;
Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER,
gotten such glorious STYLE with scenery all the
Gle, &e and performed -. 1880 -
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
and "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS a.
BARNCNS MUSEUM.
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BRO ADwAY THEAT TER.

RRO ADWAY EATER. -
- " A MARSHALL. Sole Lsssss.
Also Of the Walnutst Thester PhilsdAphla
OPENING W THE SEASON
sd engagement Of the
Eminent English Actor
Mr.. HARRY Lorraine
Sto Will perform limited number Of nixhts
The lessee has the ,stissst Of making known ths
Mr. BLAKE,
the popular comedian will his Office Of Stage hsnsss
and appear occasonsly In bis celebrated eharsetsra
respectfully presumed that the circumstances which have
ssused vacation Of liz months In this estabshmep are OF
such notoriety not - h-r exosnArion Pabe{
due however To the pee In general and -sp-cisy
the friends and patrons Of this svOte "temp- of the drains
that they have been beyond Of those ntsf
ested In its direction and included p-rextes
and ncsculsbe o'se' anticipated before
The lessee has Nevertheless relied upon the justice liberal
'y support with which hi. fellow would sustain
him hen sbors should b. their srhe son
and the upholdns Of refined and rational snuement, 10 Tar
tbersnce OF which he leave she general AZ
rsnsement for the shout commence will b. scale
Of extended befsy ssd excellence In al ths, constitutes
hrst-clsss thestef.
The company. full and talented embracing the nance Of
many c,abli.hed New York psorners who VII sppea tn
horlle fOr fhs hrfff linz
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T,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for Is57-y

VIE Tribune ALMANAC 1Or Ic3|-Wu
Il be published about seth DECEMBER, inst.
In addition 70 the usual Cslen lar aud Astronomical
CAlcusons THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC will contain:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
by States Congressional Districts and )uDtie for 1885,
fhlly compared with the returns of former years.
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, condensed
THE GOVERNMENT Of TUE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS or THE PRESENT CONGRESS,
and OF the far elected classified politically.
CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DOINGS IN KAN
8AS during the past year. - -
AN ACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST
FOR SPEAKER Of the House.
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER and his FilibusteI Companions IN Nicaragua
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES, Times Of Holding Elections Meeting OF Legisla'
lures &c. - - .
THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
with condensed statement of those of the DEMOCRATIC and
AMERICAN Parties - - -
THE JEFFERsONIAN ORDINANCE OF l7ai dos9-
ment generally accessible and which, had been adopted
would have Kentucky Alabama ssspp aud Tennes
Free States Thee later the Ordinance OF i up
pcsble only Northwest Territory, was adopted
einsls Copies l cents dozen 81 per 100 Postage
ON the EACH prepaid or cents each when not
pSspsd Orders incosins cash respectfully solicited
GREELEY MCELRATH,
Tribune Office New-York
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fine ARTS.
Amusements.


BARNUM' AM RlcAN MUSEUM
CHRISTMAS WEEK
GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE ELEGANT. FAIRY ROMANTIC OPERA
ulA NEW aud BRILLIANT SCENERY,
NOVEL, MAGICAL CHANGES,
CURIOUS TRICKS aud ILLUSIONS.
TIE ever. welcomed aud delightful
CINDERELLA;
Or THE Ii TIE GLASS SLiPPkR,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
MONDAY Dec %, TO SATURDAY Dec. q, 1855, aud
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Prince Feix. w. Clarke Cinderella. Miss Mestayer
Pedro, .,.,,....... HsdAwAy Clornda... Mrs France
D,ndlni Levick Thsbe .......Mrs Hsdnss
Ponpolno .Bridsmsu FAIRY Queen Mi" OFTEN
&c, &c, &e r,
SYNOPSIS OF sCESERi-ACr seas The tcAI Cy
Hunt Enchanted Fountains Magical Appearance o. 0ih
eroa scEsr 2rhe FoIssd Hunters in search Of the Prince
SctSx 3-Hsn In the Bsrons Caste ACT H-ScME i
Cnaa Der In the Palace. SCENE 2Cinderea ia her Kitchen
View 81 the Princes Palace illuminated ACT lI-ScE>E
1-Bk Room the Palace ScsNE 2-Land.cApe the Pal
ecens S-Ctnderelss Kitchen aud her retura SCENE
4-Apa tments In the R>ron's Castle SEEMS SAudience
Chamber 10 the Palace The Trial; The MAGNIFICENT FINALE
MONDAY and TUESDAY ArrERSOONS-The pretty
Rsrce Of Mss IN the DARK and the cemcL piece Of
PADDY THE PlPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
formenocs oe& ever' hour day and including GIN
DEkELLA and hot Of other choice fsuily entertainments
The RUSSIAN GIANT, tao LIVING SERPENrS. the
Dwarf LADY, the LIVING SKELETON HAPPY FAM
lily kc, will be Admiration everything % eeprs
Chnara under 10, i2f cents
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GIFTS and PRESENTS Il for the HOLIDAYS
OGERS'S BAZAAR

FANCY c Q. Ss,. AND TOYS
These goods are imported and effort has been spared
to obtAn eItense and varied assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES and Toy. for the Holiday Season. selected from
scEp pat TIE III PscEs OF
A Mr. Rogers viii ehallense all competiton in the low
prices KICK hicH TA "a fu ARTICLES q &c ''AeA
Ladies and Gsntlemens Dress Jewel Boxes Of She'll Pearl
velsei Leather Reeue' G": .ad Pearl odOr Boxes
and B.s. Gold Chains, Rings snd
PssA ia nd Shell Card Case. and Bracelet; &
ana i Psrss psrian and China Figures and
' %GeG f. ivory ''4' ol.: and f..h Braid. and
Rich PaPisr M'ehe F0bc. and Necklaces,
RicS Pspier Msebs Work. Companion,
meD. O'"e' c.ae.' csI Stand. and C..e,.
superb Parisn MedLnors, of
CANES FOR THE A AZ I sSEs AND INSTRUCTION
Chez. and Dominoe., Biographical and Historical
Bsttledores and Gracss Games
Bss,telle and Iyo Boards. Building Blocks and Houses
cTSase al Solitaire Bosrd, spelling and Reading
PERFTMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES:
Shell and Dressing Jmbs Ladies' Powder aud Powder
T s ss:s:: 4si:' ss,
Clothes aud Table Brushes COLOGNE Water.
Extra Pefumed and Fancy Perflmery aud EIrsea OF al
Soaps TOYS, DoI T.s's'i Toys
Baby Houses. Toy Wagons Carts anc hof'e''
Boxes Of Furniture, Mensgeres, Thesters,
WAY and NJ del Dois IStshes Stores,
Rag Dolls Rubber Dsls, Noahs Arks. - r,
Cbns Doh, Paper Dolls, Carriages, Horses and tue Lie
Toy Pianos DIleirl.Is, Andl phsEt,
H.rmonicon. Woolly DOES Sheep and Goats,
Tow T,s ana Dinner Sets Of Cottages aud ards,
Britannia Chrs, CAV AID stoves, Kitchen Utensils ana
Wood, Kitchens,
Magic Lanterns Steamboats,, Locomotives and
Mechanical Toys Of every va Cars,
rety Fire Engnes,
Nsmstic F,b Ducks Boats Sand and Water Mills,
&c 5olders Caps ana other Ae'
Drums, Swords and Trumpe.s,i eou.rements
Cur, Pi.tols aud Cannon Rocking Horses.
IMPORTED AND SOLD AT
H. 6 ROGERs'S EXTENSIVE BAZAAR OF FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
Nc 100 Broadway ewYork foar doors above sprngS.-
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L'ABM WANTED Oner near a railroad leed.
from this city from 100 70 30 seres be 10 hssn
situation One with ssod Euse ana OutbuildsSs pss~
address Box No. liza Poss0fhc
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NJ IBL O's G A d Z N. -
IN MONDAY EVENING, Dec. q,
SEVENTH ENGLISH OPERA NIGHT,
CELEBRATED
PYNE and HARRISON OPERA TROUPE,
When will be produced the popular Opera Of
THE CROWN DIAMONDS
The principal characters by
Miss LOUISA PYNE, Mr.. GUILMETTE
Miss SUSAN PYSE, Mr.. HORNCASTLE
Mr. II. REEVES, MI w. HARRISON,
with Full Chorus and Orchestra
Musical Conductor. Mr.. Ken.
CARD THE PUBLIC-In compliance with numerous re-
quests has been decided to seats in the Dress Circle
Pnquet advance during the English Opera The
charges Tor admission will therefore be as follows:
Tickets all parts the house. without reserved seats
Secured Seats Dress Circle and Psrque extra
Orchestra Arm
Private bOxee
These may be secured for three days in ADVANCE the Boz
Office rem .. m. to p
Doors open at 81, commence at u o'clock.
All sold during the day will be thrown open without
rseryatjon In the evening"
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,o1rYzs CUEP D'RUVRE-Psinse d

VELASQUEZ" CHEZ DEUvhE-fan6d
Al N.srid in iss1-rhe ceiesrs,ed odgnd sistenos ~,
,,. ~ pa THP FIRST the suous vort OF tbs
srsss VRLAsQURZ 10 .xas EHhistioa tas snj'~sn
insli ute, No. s5s Broai~s5. Admissaos = oeaA
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WEBSTER's NEW UNIVERSITY
r. I n

Beins pronouncpg and defining Dictionary Of the English
LANGUAGE abridged from Websers American Dictionary
Published by J. b. PIPPINCOTr Co,
Philadelphia
No. $50 Broadway.
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Vitte an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-14

STRANGE MAIL MArrER.-4n entirely now ar
ticle Of tranmiSsion.in the mails was received at
the postoficc of this city few days since. On
opening one of the western mails what should
bounce out of the bag but small dog, properly
addressed to the owner and marked paid, accord
ing to the rules of the department. The little
fellow seemed glad to get his liberty again and
to breathe the fresh air once more. He arrived
at his destination apparently safe and well. So
far as we are aware, this is the first instance of
the transportation of live animals by mails But
there is no telling to what uses such a conyen-
lent means of public conveyance may beput if it
is once in successful operation, and no other way
presents itself We do not know as this worse
perversion of design of our postal system than
occasional practices of members of Congress in
sending their washing thousands of miles to
their homes, under the mark of public documents
and with their frank of postage free Roter-
toson (Y " Democrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-14

Tax MEXICAN ISpENSrTr.-Among the pay
mcnts from the New York sub treasury, on Fri
day, was s656, 900 on account of the 81, 900, 900
payment to Mexico for the Mesilla Valley The
payment was to Rowland & AspinwalI, and the
gold went to the Bank of America. This pay
ncnt, it is said, took the strectby surprise, and
produced considerable animation in the stock
market. The Tribune states that another draft
for s4o6, oO9 is in that city. The entire pay
ment will be about s., $50 900, of which Messrs.
Rowland & Aspinwan have one quarter, as a
bovc, Messrs Hargous 4 Co. one quarter, a Mex
lean house another quarter, and Messrs, Aspin-
wall act as agents for the fourth. The difference
between s., 650, 900 and SO, 900 900 was paid, it
is understood, to the present Mexican govern
ment to induce them to abandon their claim,
withdraw their protest and allow the drafts of
Santa Anna to be paid by our government. As
far as can be ascertained some three-quarters of
a million of dollars of the amount will remain in
New York, and the remainder will be RENTED
TO Europe.