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Wisseiiaps.

An honest Ermer in the State Of Penn
sslrania matried Miss from fashionable
buArdint School, for his second wife. He
was stfhch dumb with her eloqucuce, and
Raped with wonder At his wife's learning.
'YoumSy,' says hc, bore hole through
AhlS solid aifth, and chuck in mill stone,
and she'll tell you to Shawn how long the
stone vii, Re going clean through. She has
learnt ministry and cockneyology, and talks
S'heap about OK hides aud comical affinitives.
I used for to think it was air ] sucked in
every time that expired howsomdever,
she telled me that she knowed better-she
tailed me that had been sucking in two
kinds Of EiRr. OK gin and high gin! Ny
stars In tumble down tee towtal temp.
erance man, and yet have been drinking OK
gin and high gin all my life!
A couple Of idle fellows strolled into the
eolored church ct Highshire, few evenings
uince, 10 enjoy the fun but when the color.
sd minister rose up to preach, before an
n6incing his text he leaned forward on the
pulpit, and looked around on the congrega.
ton. Brethren. says he, at length, may
Do LOr' hab mercy on all do scoffers.
(bong pause.) May dc Lor' hab mercy on
An ,,ie hnaher..' iSolemn pause.) NAV
deri,or' ha6 mercy ON tho two peanut eaters
down Nv De door, The two Young men did
nj Wait far tho benedlction.
remember meeting winchell-thc great
Winchell--in bar room, one day, when
the allowing chat took place between him
and 4 sOn of Erin. w. had jostled him.
nd Pau6een remarked :-'You are NO zen.
tlemanP
know that, said W.. ebut | don't see
INV such a fool as Won came To know IL.
sBufs ssvs PADDY. EVERY ore says so.'
saOf course YOU heard some one ssy 50, or
you would not haye known it. Paddy
sloped-
IA. A.o,..a -, ,r H. .;..;n. n -.
a., -, -. IL. Ca. :, =. ,,~,',s S
I'm .i..,r ~ ~ - ~ sho Srs, i;os,"nsn, uS
sIr.k ~ y "a - - n. = -. - si,s- II ~
gathered himself up, where the devil did
You come from Z = slAAHI
San, sure came from the north Of Ireland,
yer honor F.ftls s9lr5a
A ....,sn.s J, A s,..h of 49,. ...,,;,,
thsn knowlSdge, conversing lately on the
'Mendieity Association Of that town, made
tko 6lloIing sage remlrk: These dicities
ss sood ssinss bot !, tAipk there should be
e'ls sLe = my o tne one sea begging
= o. 'ne o'heF'
A l,St nsuhbor and acouai6tanoe ,he
Sctinr r1otRer Of a vaerisk lsd---hsvine
bottled lot o. preserves, labelled them ;
sfut up by Mrs. d., (her name,) johnnie,
1er PEpnAsing 10y, having discovered The
igoedies soon ate up the contents Of tho
% sp, a's 4 -. ~ n. i.: = ~ TO''Om q sne
..a.s - ,ss- y ,o-
% your lials boy goes 70 schcOl already :
" S9oLss: -. Ans n,, ooes ae IeaIn snytnng :
s, - 49," sS,'s'S nv y. t. oia - ~ wr''S v al'
~. ne 10, W. W. ne -. lawysS s;s ton %
sosd IL 1900
, 1858-12-10
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NR-Libsrai terms for cash. -
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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u. F. DENNIsON,
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GEORGE GALLAGHER,
DEALER IN
STOVES, HARDWARE, TINwARE, AGRI.
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
sly Olympia, W.T..
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Rogers AND STEvEDORES,
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~ attend At al times orders IN their line Of businss with
pEouPtnss and dispatch. Is.ly
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE, TINwARE, COOK, BOX, AND
PARL0R STOVES,
Agricultural Implsmsat.. &C.,
NAN Stseet. three doors above lhe POs, once,
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IASATErSs aAlcI. Lh vEmEH
BALcH 4 WEBBER,
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers In
PUGET SOUND LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
Cargoes furnished for Export on short notice.
Stewart street, near Folsom,
SAN FRANcisco, Cal, and
STkIAcoOM, W.T.
vs'ss running regularly between San EraDs'oO and SIC
accom-. Ism
Z. n. WILSON, wN. G. DUNLAP,
San Francisco. Olympia, W. I.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
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s-f GROCERIES, &c.
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WINES, LIQUORS AND HAVANA CIGARS,
, 1858-12-10
NOTICE.

1VIaE HOSPITAL STEWARD AT FORT
L stelacoom has hand a quantity Of Medicines and
Drug, which he will sell 70 citizens.
Prescriptions for syphilis and Gonorrhoa carefully COM
pounded.
Inquire at the Hospital Stewards room, IIOsg!,sl bidding
, 1858-12-10
JOHN D. ARTHUR,
INPoRTER AND J0BBER

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
HAs JUST RECEIVED, nv LATE ARRI-
II vals non he EAst, aud win continue 70 roceVe
la1gs and varied assortment of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the lollouinR-
Or Yokol, assorted aiSos, complete.
OF Bow, bet Vermont mne In cases of dozen pain;
0hldl.one1, aDoried large assortment;
Ox foke.. plain; OK bow pins; on chains;
Chnln1. hemomeisI aud cylinder, alsoFtsd sizes;
Steel gfaln and cal ssoopi; hay Knives;
Cloubarg, Slodgo8, Screw Wrenehes Brushes:
hay Cutten, aalgFled sl1el; hoTIo and Wool Cards;
Axo Hunfe and CollinSa; Store rucl assorted hzes:
hay FoIks, 1,3 and tine, rutile's and other kinds:
Barley folkl, large; Manure and Straw Forks;
Hay kako1; Barley Rakos, bet quality;
eeed1oWe; Cultivation, with steel and cal Iron teeth:
H1ue Aakta, revolving and steel teeth;
Farm Wagnu1. light a1d heavy; HaFneB;
Cars and Cart narne8; hames; horse Collan;
Canal baTIoU1, be.t qualify. 10 cases of II each;
Mnehe. t Tie Mines; Double Trees, thres horss DO;
ROW s.eel end casl Iron. q all sises and prices;
f!oW Pglnis, an kinds; Trace halns; Posi- AnRsrs;
Cheeso fIe11e1i Cheele hoops; Well huekols:
0Iain Cradles, Grape Vine and 0Antis exiFl anRnn:
A1o, Pck, Sedge, Fork end Rnhe haDdles;
Corn hllla. grain Mills; slckles; scythe Stones:
tannlng Aln, a1ored sl1as: Extra Knives Baxes.
Sections. &C., Tor ReopeB; Extra Arms lof ThreSheu;
heapeFI, MUuoIl, fhIesher, &c.
JOHN d. ARTHUR,
3S3m Saod washlngtoa street., near Davis.
, 1858-12-10
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"Farmer's Guide"
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, 1858-12-10
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

THE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN Con.
Il necton with aud part Of the Washington Hotel
large story building, 20 by 20 feet by which he
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of cApacious. comfortable and sxcelenty ven
tlated apartments than be tm rded by any other
public house Ia Washington Terriloy. An idea Of his
ability 10 accommodate the public may be judged The
fact that the hOtel contains twenty-five private rooms,
Cexcusve of family apartmehts) six Of which are large
drawing rooms Or parl0rs.
thankful to the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 the prOpetor and having thus ehA ged
upon his Gmer business he feels nident he eau der
the surn Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
sant and pains shall he spared To ret his table vel
auy in like business BIDS and bedrooms frDssd to
such US may desire them.
Board BY the day and week.
good stable Is attached To this establishment which
will be amply supplied with lnTase for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9Th, 1857 SLY
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have business kind trausct is important that shou!
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1858

God forbid :" calculated her husband clasp
ing her in his arms. But why, my dearest
love, have you never told me Of this before 90
1T is neither grateful or a gracious Office
for wife TO reprove her husband, or woman
her PASTOR" replied Christiana, laying her head
on his shoulder, land If had not been left here
alone all day, l think | should hardly have got
my courage up now. But If you are not angry,
am glad that | have told you all that was IA
nv heart; for indeed my dear. it has been sal,
aching heart this long time. And now must
tell you how those two unlueky shirts came 10
be buttonless."
No, don't say one word about them, nav
lOvc," said Clement. impatiently- Il viii never
complain again, if the sleeves missing as
well as the buttons"
But l must tell YOU" because l really mean
to have my house keeping affairs in as good or
der as any enc was looking over your shirs
yesterday afternoon, and had put them al To
tights but these two, when Mrs. Lennox came
in, in great distress, 10 say that her sisters
child was much worse, and they feared dying
SO l dropped all, and went ON,r there. You
know how it was No one had any calmness
OF presence of mind. The child's COMMISSIONS
were frightful TO witness tie mother was in
Mysteries, and Mrs. Lennox worse ihan nobody
at all. IL WAS nearly midnight before l could
get away, and meantime, Amy had put the
room in order, and restored the shirts to their
places
Amy put her head into the room. "If YOU
please missus, young woman in the kitchen
would like to see missus a minute"
"Missus" arose and went out into the kitchen,
and Mr.. Ashton, taking candle from the table,
entered the study and locked himself in. Chris
sey waited for long time, and Gt last went and
tapped at the door. 1t was opened with a fer
vent Kiss, and though there were not many
words spoken on either side there was light
in the eyes of both husband and wife which
showed the understanding was perfect between
them.
But 10 think nevertheless, that mems wives
ought to sew on their buttons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
MORNING LEADER.
FIFTY AND FIFTEEN.

With gradual gleam the day was dsSning,
Some lingering stars were seen,
When swung the garden gate behind US
He fifty, fifteen.
The bigh-topped chaise ami Old gray pony
Stood waiting in the lane;
Idly my father swayed the whip lash,
Lightly he held the rein.
The stars went softly back 10 heaven.
The night fogs rolled away.
And rims OF gold and crowns Of crimson
Along the hill tops lag
That morn, the fields, they surely never
So fair an aspect wore;
And never from the purple clover
Such perfume rose before.
Ger hills and low romantic valleys
And fiOUery byroais through.
sang my simplest songs, familiar,
That he might sing them too.
Our souls lay open TO all pleasure
No shadow came between;
Two children, basy with their leisure
lie fifty, fifteen.
As On my couch in languor lonely,
| weave beguiling rhyme,
Comes back with strangely sweet remembrance
That tar-remOyed time.
The slOw-paeed years have brot sad changes.
That morn and this between;
And now, on earth, my years are fifty,
AID his in heaven, fifteen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28

u Quite large attendance greeted the aP
pearanee of " Frank Granger" and i" Lady Sher-
man, at the Trotting Park yesterday afternoon
in their ten mile match At about half-Past
three the horses started, going off at the trst
SC Jring, Frank having the poll. For the thiee
rounds they kept quite closely together but
on the fourth mile Frank made a hopeless gap,
which he gradually increased, until at the end
Of the race it had reached to about the third OF
a mile. He made the ten miles in 3l:29. the
Lady in 32.59!-a difference OF lilo IN favor
Of the former-This Is not the exact time made
as the track upon actual measurement proves
10 be twenty-four feet over mile; so that an
allowance of 24O feet must come into a calcula-
tion Of the time. 1t was apparent the match
did not come up in spirit to the expectations
OF those who witnessed IL The contest was
not sufficiently close.
This forenoon pacing match for purse
| of 5000 comes off between Pontiac" OF De
| troit. and James Buchanan" of this city. In
the afternoon the great 81 900 match between
Flora Temple and Prince" comes otf.-Sdn'
| dRTkV Register, 27fh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28

AERIsrgD.-It will be remembered that
about month ago, lot Of harnesses, robes
nets, &c, were stolen from Mr. W. II. Stanley
amounting in value to about $3.50. a day or
two ago some of this harness vas offered for sale
to a man upon the dock, and information Of the
fac. given to Marshal Gallagher. He yester-
dav engaged this man to 60 and buy the har
ness. SO as to detect the thieves. This was done
and the Marshall with officers Vanhusen and
O,Isll then went to the rendezvous ofth party
which was about three miles East ef the city
near the mouth of Doane's Brook. Here t"'
men were arrested, "a third having been taker
here in the city, and the entire lot of harnesses
&c secured. The names of the men are JOIN
Garner. Henry Hudson, and John Eaton. I'm
doubtedly the same gang took the harnesses from
Mr.. Englehart, which disappeared about tn
same time. A part ofthe harnesses were foun'
concealed in a corn field where more may b
hidden.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28

H.rs. Cars aND FURs-Atteution is called
to n Dockstsder 4 Co.'S new advertisement IN
tO-day's paper DOckstader has for years given
the Cleveland people "fts" and he viii con-
;inue to do so at low prices. His stock is large
and good. Call and examine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28

Coon BEelSMSS.-At Forest Grove yester-
day ]. W. Fitch's mare, which had been dnven
in sulky but three times before, beat three
other horses, in mile heats, best three IN live
She made one mile in 2:52, which for begir
ner is decidedly afast"
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single Subscribers, SI,5O. To Clubs of Ten
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In hr,t plan for the work VII ca have had
psry earnest 10 furnish domestic jour
substantial and standard character; and the hearty
welcome Efforts have received from flenls and strau
has sOwn ihtt We were not alone feeling that the
Literature offered those whose work ths
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lOus or puerEe.
We already some the BEST WRITERS Of n DAY
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We aim 70 make the Home MOu' hly a. impOf1nf aseTt
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false phyiusophv aud distorted reasoning Of the
o. st0T-wrng BY Wholesome, he4llhtul visws hie.
and worthy principles OF action.
Instead addis 20 ready excessive love Of fash
hneTy Is to present attractive panorama
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pusshle u py seal moral and mental attainmets To
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these plints that the age ufiOrds
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out the most snsaatil and reaDi- OF te styles
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/ both purse and person
Mrs. AKEY val commence a NEW STORY, enfi'ed
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THE HOME MONTHLY,

A HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for
"a EVERY WOMAN-''THE HONE" which, under
the supervision Of alrs AREY has completed rs sixth
volume, has met wi uneNpected peraps BY its
friends. She the editorial charge
"fHE HOME MONTHLY, y al Journal which, being n ise
completed. under cDntp will be impTuy Ccat
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iaied with her IN her editorial dutles, Mts & H.
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and stimulated by the eucouement and cordial sympathy
which have been received from all parts VI th caunty -
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THE TESTIMONY on THE Roeks.

Ito Lime Burners Masons, Builders, Captains, and
all others who may wish for the finest quality OF pure gray,
Lime stone.
An experience otwentyslK years IN this busines war
pcdsing to sell Lime stone Of the hest
quality cheaper by quarter o dolar cord than they
can Obtaned elsewhere and block Of dimen
si0n prupurinafely IL addition, put the
aboard vessels at the rate Of 800 tons daily have
good wharf with Il 4 ct water and buoy TO haul of by
Wharf half mile above (or westl Of the Marble Head
Light House.
June p ss-uns.ism 707 ALEX CLEMONs
- a. POWERS-Merehant Tailor,
Os IS Bank ST. under the Wcddell, keeps constantly
hand ach0ic sock Of Cloths Cashmere and NeStngs,
which he will make up in the most approved style
au13 ~