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ray Mrs. Cunningham has given her
recognizance to be present at the next
General Term OF the criminal court of New
York. Her sureties are Geo. A Wilt and
IL. I. Potter, each being bound in the sum
of 81, 1000.
, 1857-12-25

The HoLDAYs-The Legislative Assem-
bly, adjourned on yesterday until the 4th Of
January, 1858, thus affording to the mem
oers an opportunity to rusticate during the
holidays, as may seem to them proper
Some will no doubt avail themselves of the
privilege of taking a trip on the Constitp
hon to the northern settlements on Puget
Sound, Admiralty Inlet, &c.
, 1857-12-25
Glove, Purity. and IidrIilY.n

THE regular meetings Of " Olympia Division No
2 Sons 0! Temperance, is held every Thursday even
ing at O'Clock, in the Hall now occunied (y m,
l. o. o. +. Members in good standing are invited t.
attend.
W. II. CUNNINGHAM, w.P.
II. WILLARD, II. s.
Nov. 20, 1857. No
, 1857-12-25
Religious Notices,

The Rev. G. T. WnirwORrH. (Presbyterian will
preach at the new district school house. on every 9TH
er Sabbath, commencing December 7th, 1856, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'clock Pm.
Rev: |. DILLON Will preach every Sabbath at The
new Methodist Church. Olympia, at IL O'clock A. NJ.
, 1857-12-25
THE PUGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE.

THE Present term of this institution will close on
l. Friday the 9th inst, and the Winter Term com
mence on the Monday following.
The Board Of Teachers will consist Of
Rev. ISAAC DILLON, A.. NJ, Principal.
Mr. J. ARMSTRONG CAREY, Assistant.
Miss EVELINE BABB, Preceptress.
1t is expected that the services Of competent Pro
iessor of Music On the Guitar, Melodeon and Piano,
will be secured.
The course Of instruction adopted will be embraced
in three several departmeuts Primary, Scieaihc and
classical Those completing satisfactorily thc course
Of study pre- ,cdhed viii be granted testimonials ui
the same by the board Of trustees.
commldiOus Boarding House, in the immediate
vicinity OF the school has been lifted up by Mr. Mlas
Gallaher, for the exclusive accommodation Of stu
dents from distance.
Board 81 dollars per week, payable in produce stu
dents furnishing their own bedding towels, &c.
TERMS:
Primary Department, s6 90
Scientific, do s on
Classical, do 10 90
Music on Guitar, MelJdeon and Piano. each, Is 90
Incidental expenses added
J. F. DEvoRE Agent.
Olympia. Nov. Il: lsj7.-tr.
, 1857-12-25
For GnIe or Rcnf.

TNHE LARGE and commodious two story dwelling,
L located on Main street, elgIly situate and well
adapted for use either as retail store, family ros-
dence boarding house, be had for sale or rent
by applying soon.-
For further particulars terms Of SALE &C.. apply 70
the undersigned or 10 Geo. Gallagher Olympia.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Olympia, May %, 1851. 7etf
, 1857-12-25


OREGON LEcIsLArURE-Th members oi
the Oregon Legislature assembled on the
9TH inst. The Council organized by the
election of the following officers:
Presideni.--H D. O'Bryant, of Doug
lass county.
CHEF Clyk-Thomas B. Micou.
assistant Clerk-Willam l.. White, Of
Marion county.
Ssygednt-at- ArmS.-R Robert Shortess.
Door Keepv.-George A, Edes.
The election in the House resulted in the
choice Of the following officers:
Speaker-Ira F. NJ. Butler, of Polk
Chief ClerE-Charles B. Hand, of Ben
ton.
assistant Clerk-N. 7. Gates, of Ma,
ron.
Enrolling Clerk-Geo. L. Russell.
Sergeant-at-Arns-J. B. Sykes, of Jo-
sephine.
Door Kesper-J. II. Brown, of Marion.
, 1857-12-25
YOUNG AMERICA,
r 4 r. Z I'D : !
MIR. A. ROSENHEIM,
Next Door TO Wells Fargo & Co.'S. Express Office

MIR. 4. EbSENH ELM.
u-.,i-
MAJ DoOf u helS fdrsO y VOS' LAprtS Oillee,
d ESPECTFULI.Y SOLICTTS THE PUBLIC IL
N gcGeral. u call and examine his new stock OF
Fashionable Clothing, re, entity punrcha.ed in san
Francisco and has taken great care in selectny them
As have been in the business for many years, dat
ter myself to say, that AN fully experienced in this
I,nt , M ~, ' da,e ,e nonTr t1 ,a! t.t can
a., - Loi l. E. ~ 80 va - Nu'l' VI my
H. ,i gt H., Is - ', "a ~ ,,i .. ,Uity" -
S ' - PP,i 81, " ~ ~ I i,ie e"'''" "''" "g
'''e S,iu gnu Sis' Froc w. S"0u ID
." IJa.t Gus, i,,r .oats
d" biack Besineos eo1ts
" blue Bushes coats,
black velvet coats,
la n4sy p:yytEsn, Cashmere s e coat;
hrow1 and Iigbt dr., r,ats
pilot 10th linz ana Hack roa..
aonlle coats which can lie worn ON both .ilc..
LlacE LInr ,nj ottcr snrts 81 tslr,,s ar ,Ir.L,
monkey or nca iocets Of oirrnt an,Iitcs
India ribhcr roSts v.i,ite and tI,rk aIso i.,,o,,s
and na1ts. e7 40
all sorts of every day coats. to snit the working
class.
D,Nrc
nle D'ach uoe sNih pants,
:. grey h.Aea a pants
plIiied pants.
plain pants,
blue rants
VESrrc
u,cl yo,ve, rl,;n I,to,, ,t,ao
velvet, fancy, latest style,
g blue and brown CLOTH double breasted,
nIe Ia VINE s.ia,t, A,,fsae, az ai ,or galls,
ee '"''e'' Vi WY ua! 'eS'''
BOOTS.
fine French calf, sewed
a." American calf, sewed,
, 1857-12-25

RsiS- Gov Gaines died ut lis residence in
Oregon on the 9th inst, after short i'll,
ness.
, 1857-12-25

| INllE regular meeting of'0LYNPIA LoDGE, No. |, Of
L the lNDEPENDENT ORDER of ODD FELLOWS is held
every Wednesday evening at ID o'clock in the building
formerly occupied by Wn. Rutedge, two doors East Of
the Washington H1lel.
All members in good standing ia the order, arr iny
ted TO attend. A. NJ. POE Sew
Olympia, Sept II 1857.
, 1857-12-25
OLYMPIA BAKERY.

7NHE Undersigned. having discontinued one Of the
l. two branches Of business in which they were
heretofore engaged, are devoting their entire az
tention to the BAKERY department. They de.
sign to keep constantly On hand
PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS, BREAD, HARD
BREAD, PlLOTBREAD, ETC.
whi;h will be supplied to Hotels Families, and stea.
mers on the most reasonable terms.
Private and Wedding Parties furnished with any
thing necessary such occasions at short notice.
1Ds332EE9GG51sE.2J
Kept constantly on hand.
A choice lot Of
0Tl1ItDR86I'3 TOYS,
suitable for holiday presents FOR sale cheap. Call and
MITCHELL 4 Sr.WART.
Olympia Dec. l1thi l,5i-yly.
, 1857-12-25

TNDICO-Madder, Ext Logwood. C0ppcras. Arnat
to and Hair Col0ring StufIs constantly on hand, Al
tie PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1857-12-25
Faugh au BaIIagh.

THE UNDEReICNED have made an arrl1qe
ment with the North Olympia Mil for constant sup
ply OF assorted Lumber which we viii be happy u
sell in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Orders hllei
with despatch and delivered at any place desired.
Call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere
MITCHELL L STUART.
Olympia, May {. 1851. lu2t.tE
, 1857-12-25
Administrators Notice.

T ErTERS Of administration on the estate Of c. B.
IL Armstrong, late Of Chehalis county. Washington
Territory, granted to the undersigned by the Pro
bate court Of Chehas county, on the 10th November
All persons indebted to the said estate are therefore
requested to make immediate payment ;-and all pr.
having claims against the same are requested to
present them for settlement within year from date
JOHN BRADY, Administrator.
Nov. %, lSjT.-nI-Iw
, 1857-12-25
81 FORWARDING, q.
Storage g. Commission

ME undersigned having erected at Port Town
l. send, Washington Territory, large and coinmO
dious warehouse well adapted TO the storage Of grain
merchandise freight. ETC., intended for transportation
up or down the coast, awaiting the necessary mean,
Of conveyance would inform the shippers aud irRdeis
Of the Sound that they prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also, being extensively engaged In the business Of
TRANSPORTATION, either AZ owners Of or agents
for most of the coastng vessels Of the Sound they
are further prepared to FORWARD such articles Of
merchandise stock. and grain may be entrusted to
them to any point on the Sound or Straits Vancou-
vers Island, elsewhere may be desired, at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
PATRONAGE respectfully solicited For further infor-
nation address the Undersigned
Z. s. FOWLER 4 co.
Port Townsend, Aug. Il, 1851. no.S9.u.
, 1857-12-25
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the undersigned has obtained
Letters Of Administration from the Probate Court
y Island eoanty, W. t. upon the estate Of Isaac n.
Ehey decd, late Of said county. bearing date Oeto-
Ter 5th, 1851. All persons who indebted to said
state, are therefore requested to come forward and
laims against the estate are required TO present
them for adjustment 10 the undersigned at his resi-
dence in Island county, W. T.. with the necessary
vouchers within one year nom the date hereof
W. :. EBEY. Admir-.
October lf. 1857. NIT
, 1857-12-25
RURAL ANNUAL & HORTICULTURAL DIRECTORY
For 1897.
TOT 480Ts
PRICE, E--------25 CTS.

PRICE --------S5 CTS.
TT CONTAINS valuable article on Rurnl Arch
i tecture accompanied by beautiful designs of Farm
Houses, Cottages, Suburban Residences, &C, also
practical treatises on the management Of Fruit, Flow
or and Kitchen Gardens cultivation Of Grapes, Straw
berries RaspberTiea Blackberres, Gooseberies, Cur
rants &C., plan for laying out Fruit Garden, and or
namental grounds with the best location for Fruit
Trees Vegetables, &C. together with useful articles
on the rearing and management Of Poultry. and va
ous other subjects Of interest 70 every lover Of Re
raj Life. II contains alo, very full and correct
List Of Nurserymen IN the United Siatcs and Canada
List Of Agricultural Implements. Makers. &C.. toge
thcr with list Of the Fruits recommended by ths
American Pomoocal Society as corrected at It's las
meeting held at Rschestcr Sept 1856. Il Is a work
Of ia pages, Illustrated with so engrayngs and y
Ter and more information than many dollar books.
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Rochester, n. Y.
Publsher Of Genes .oe Farmer, and Eural Annual
, 1857-12-25

TNJM L. MITCHELL Of the firm of Mitchell x
w Stewart is my authorized agent to receive and
receipt for me and in my name, on all accornts due
the undersigned.
Persons knowing themselves indebted are reque ted
u call on him and make immediate payment. Ills
receipts will be good in all eases.
S. l.. D. WESTBROOK.
Olympia, Oct. 0, 1857. no46 IT,
, 1857-12-25
THE PUGET MILL co.

+ CONTINUE 10 furnish cargoes Of sawed lumlcr
Trough dressed, hewn timber masts and spais. to
order ut short notice. at their steam saw mill at Tee
kalet, (Ilood's Canal.) W. T.
Ship, and Machinist work and Blacksmiihing done
also, at short notice. They haya@ good wharf and
other conveniences not to be found auy other point
on the Sound.
up. KELLER, agent, ~ 4
Teeka.A.>
A.J.POPE,
San Francisco
, 1857-12-25
lltw. Aoutrtisr
LOSTs8

LOC
ON the 18Th inst, in or aloat the town of Olympia
~ two notes Of hand. one drawn by B. C.. Arm
strong on tle eleventh day Of March, 1854 for fouI
hundred and fifteen dollars, and payable to Carmen
Z. Cox or order IAe other on or about the 18th
April, signed by A. J. Baldwin. and payable to c.
Crosby, cr order log two hundred and twenty.cight
dollars. Any one finding said notes will be literally
rewarded by leaving them with c. Crosby.
Tumwater g9l Der. 1857.
, 1857-12-25
NURSERY NOTICE.

THE undersigned, grateful for the liberal patronage
he has received heretofore. would pectfully in
y increased his Nursery and is prepared to supply
trees to order from one to four years growth and from
0ne to ten feet high.
Shrabery in variety.
N. b. Catalogues of fruit trees can be had by aI-
plying by post paid letters to
HUGH PATTIS0N,
Washington Plains, Pierce County, W.T..
. Oct. 9th, l857.-ntG-3m.
, 1857-12-25
Notice to Farmers.

THE undersigned is prepared to purchase WOOL,
in large small quantities, If delivered between
this date and the 10th July, in a clean marketable
condition. at his store in Olympia, for which he will
pay the highest market price in cash and merchan-
ljze. WM. RUTLEDGE
Olympia, May 30, 1851 no?7-tt
, 1857-12-25
ARMY NOTICEl !
Mechanics Wanted 4!

THREE good pIastercrs and Inasons wanted imme
L diately, TO work on the public buildings on thu
military reserve near Port Townsend, W. 7.
Good wages will be given.
SeptRmber 25th, lss7.-nli
, 1857-12-25
RE MI OV Z d .

TNHE KENDALL co. have removed into their new
i store. on Main Street, Immediately IN front Of
their former place Of business, where they have for
sale large stock OF NEW GOODS. which will be
sold at the lowest cash prices.
KENDALL. co.
Olympia, Sept II, 1857. noA2-tf.
, 1857-12-25
RMMoVTD.

DR. N. p. BURNS, late OF SteilacOom, Pierce Co.
~ W. T., has remoyed to Olympia, into the houne
formerly occupied by John g. Parker on Main street,
next door 10 Wilson 4 nanlaps new store.
Olympia, April 0, 1851. no.20-tf.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
Oruuil!e Dai,q Batte Aecpra.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. 14rn. 1857
From Ss,anghae.

by the arrival of the Spray We have
the North China Herald to the l9lh Septem-
ber, from which we gather the fOllowing:
There has been n disturbance at Chusan
The Mandarins (military) tried to force the
soldiers to take their pay in big cash The
soldiers rebellel, and aided by their wives,
nearly bit the Chong Foo to death 1t APP
pears there is no punishment for biting. so
they took this method Of inficting castiga-
tion on the mandarin, had they beaten or
struck the officer they would have been SUBJ
ject to punishment by the Government
A heavy gale occurred near the coast in
the early part of September. The following
account of casualties to vessels we find in the
Herald:
The British ship Harkaway, Stevenson,
from Australia, had to cut away her masts
TO save her from driving ashore on Bonham
Island She was towed into port on the 18th
by steamer.
The British bark Egypt, from Hongkong,
was totally wrecked on BOnham Island, all
hands perished except one man who was
picked up by the Waverly,
The American ship Ariel for New York.
from hence 81 instant, totally dismasted,
seen by the lHelespont.
The Texas from Melbourne for Shanghae
is outside, dismnsted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
C u 10 NJ!

n AN INFORMED that various liqu0r.mixers Of
N New York. Boston and san Francisco are extern
sively engaged in putting in square bottles under
.areus e-. cheap limitations ol my long established
and rauo,gueI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
1RYDGE AND FERRY NoTICE.

NJoTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN-That the under
IN signed will apply to the Board OF Supervisors 10
and for Butte County, at their November session IL
1871 for a license TO construct a Toll Bridge and
Ferry across the Middle Fork Of Feather river few
rods above its junction WITH the North Fork OF said
river. o. p. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14

Took DRINK OF COAL TAR The Red
Bluff Beacon says, Talk about brandy max
ing men howl from one stand to another, five
miles apart, but it strikes US that if we had
been in this mans place, we would have
been bowling yet. A few evenings ago. as
Mr.. Doll was going home from his store, at
late hour, he heard II groaning among the
barrels alongside of the house, and stopped
TO listen; pretty soon he heard some one
vomiting voleuly. and in n short time, when
the person had ceased straining for n mo-
meut he excllimel, d---n the stuff! I'm
poisoned Upon examination it was ascer-
tained that he had taken gimbet and tap.
ped barrel Of c>al.tar, belonging to the
Telegraph company, and taken swallow Of
it. under the impression that he was stealing
good fourth proof brandy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
@CEN Apps.

Which aiulteraed conpo nds are intended 10 sell in
California az ,insi my genuine article.
My object Is to announce that ! nave recently es
tab!ished al AGE CY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State anh Oregon with my Schnapps
and mat hereafter viii always Keep said agency
supplied with large stock; 81 that respectable drug
gists and liquor dealers throughput Caliicrnla
can always slpply themselves at IA regular price,
merely enDngh over the New York price to cover
cost Of ir.ghl aud charges thus avoiding cCmpla nj
hs heretofore. of occasionA scarcity aud extrstDe
high price
ltis now many years since first impaired these
Sehnapp~ rom the celebrated old dlstery at scaei'
dam, Holland. in which am Interested " Is now
couceded that 40 Gin was ever imported into this
country ~liica has approached nay >chnapps IN re-
gard 10 PURITY, HEAITflFUi iNtsS, and En-
QUI>ITE AROMA or flavor. This claim. aud for
proof. point Ia their universal popularity and the i'm
nrnse aud increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south. east and west. comprising the TEN
pcrance people, medical faculty &C.. to S'Ich an OK
leat that my establishment, packing tie enormous
quantity OF 5000 bottles per day, IS barely able 10 MI
lls orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analysed
by the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mo I and
Deck of New York, and others who all testify that
they q
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

invaluable M n remedy against BAD WATER,
CIR AVEt, INDIGES IloN DYSPEPSIA. DEBll.l-
TY, &C They also certify that they found my
schnapps to be free IRON Arnylic Alcohol or Fusii
Oil an exceedingly hurtiul Ingredient found IN all
common Gin. which DR.. Mott describes as "fetid,
acrid, and asthmacal and producing rreparabie Ell
fees upon the nerves and stomach" the certificates
lao prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of - the
cond or heavier Essential OIL OF Juniper, also a dan
yerons component, produced by the over dstillatlon
practiced 10 increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin "
These statements are made with view to invite
comnarisun in California between the genuineW oes
Schnpppa and the various brands of bogus limitations
mixed, duclured up, or Fweeiened tin. IN square
black bottles Limitation of my style Of bofes) under
different names and labels whether marked London,
Germany, Holland Scneidim Schnapps, &c, in inh
mite variety -conhient that the trla viii suit in
California lust as 1t has loug since done in all the
older states in repndia;ing all the bogus. unwholo-
some limitations referred oand tue complete triumph
Of my pure schedam Schnapps.
desire brei 10 notice two facts which have lately
ad,ied largely to the oi Wole's SchnApps IN the
Civ of New York and es where. 1T. Pure French
Brandy il is now almost impossible to obtain -nearly
MI the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there. made into bany. ami shipped
back ag lin. I'd. MANY people are abandoning the
uss OF American whiskey, brandy and gn, rince lt
mas been discovered that SIRfCllNiNE. deadly
poi sou j. in at the west i'll Gisns, thereby IN
treasing the yield of Liquor about one-third
In conclusion, will say to all who desire who O.
some agreeable tonic and smuent,give fair trlato
w l. + E S
ScheidaIea Aromatic SClnapps.
UDoLPHO WOLFE, Sole importer.
ni-3m % Beaver street, New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-04

OF Orestes A. Brownson, the Amer
ican champion of Popery, and editor Of
Brownson's Review, is getting to be very
troublesome and unmanageabls to the
Church. He has now been thirteen
years . convert to tie Catholic faith,
longer than he ever held any other creed,
and having rendered his allies important
services. assumes now the privilege to
declare his own opinions and to repri-
mand the dignitaries Of the hierarchy.
He still Processes attachment to Rome,
but in his Quarterly of late, he is exhib-
iting her faults and follies without mer-
cy. In his last number he is especially
severe upon what he calls the bigotry,
narrowness and intolerance of the Amer
lean Roman Catholic press, and also up
on the clergy Of France, for their un-
principled support and adulation of Ma
poleon. He asserts that it is in vain to
attempt to make the religion of Rome
congenial to the laws Of liberty, in view
of the thorough going support given by
the Catholics to despotism in Europe.
Facts will speak louder than the most
eloquent representations Of the priests
or the press.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-04

BRIGHAM YOU'VE has written . letter
to President Buchanan. expressing great
qualification at the prospect of being
soon relieved from the arduous duties Of
civil governor, and assuring the Presi-
dent that the new functiouaries will be
Hospitality received in the Territory and
kindly treated and obeyed. if they shall
confine themselves to their legitimate du-
ties. Brigham is q shrewd fellow, and
meets the crisis in his state affairs with
a cunning and grace that will deprive his
enemies Of their triumph, and preserve
his dignity and credit with his followers
He has anticipated his removal and so.
licits as a favor to be relieved from the
weight Of power which he saw was abou,
to be wrenched from him. To his fol
lowers he will say it was no deposition
it was no sacrifice to relinquish the gov
eminent, but a release from burthen
As diplomatist he would be worth in
crisis the whole corps we have abroad
in q game of wits he would out -Talley
rand Talleyran6 himself
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-04

British PARLIAMENr.-The insurrec-
tion Of the Scpoy troops in India is ex-
citing great alarm in England. Many
look upon it as threatening the overthrow
Of the British Empire in India. In the
English Parliament the matter had been
the subject of an excited debate. 1t was
said by some Of the speakers, that this
formidable movement would require all
England's power for its repression, and
there was no doubt but that her empire
in the East was shaken to its centre.
Indeed, Lord Peterborough breads that
the Europeans may be reduced to the
position of the French army when in
Spain, "owning only the ground they
stood on" In the House of Commons
the new African slave trade policy o.
France and England was discussed. Lord
Palmerston acknowledged that the sys-
tenn of taking of free negroes may degen.
crate into regular slave traffic; but Mr.
Buxton-successor to the great abolition.
ist-did not object to it. The trade o
Great Britain on the African coast, it was
said, produces as much as SIS, O0O, OO(
Y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-04

LAWYERS FEES IN SCoTLAND.-The
cost o. defending Madeline Smith, in her
trial for the murder of her lover in Glas-
gov, Scotland, was $4,000. A great
portion of the sum was subscribed by
leading Glasgow merchants. An old
uncle of the girl, bachelor, put down
5000. The wealthy Baird family, the
great iron masters,-whose income is
81. 600. 900 per annum--were among the
subscribers to the fund for her defence.
Whether these subscriptions were gen.
erously given from belief in her inno-
cence, or from selfish desire that the
"class" to which the subscribers be-
long should not be disgraced by the ex
ecution Of one OF their number, is not
known. Every morning during the
trial, on entering the court, the Dean OF
the Faculty, her chief counsel, received
a fee Of $3.50 for his days labor-and
his "refresher" $3.50. Another associate
counsel took round fee Of 80, 600 for the
whole case. We should infer from these
specimens, that lawyers fees in Scotland
are far more generous than any thing
known in this country. sath
After Miss Smiths acquittal, she wen,
to the house Of her parents and had an
interview with her mother. Her father
refused to see her; she then left as al
legged, for foreign country. The his.
tory of the system Of domestic and moral
training to which this young lady was
subject at the hands Of her father, as well
as the account of the principal cause
which led to her fall-reading Of ligh;
iiterature--are interesting subjects Of en-
quiry.