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OLYMPIA MARkET !

O'SHAUGHNESSY & COCK,
PrOPr1otOr9
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ~~SrR
j. leased the well known Establish gtNlNEA
ment formerly occupied by Hurd a AZ
Weed, will continue TO furnish the HV M
public with every thing usually kept
In well regulated market. Farmers and others hav-
ing Produce for sale, solicited to give a call.
WM. J. O'SHAUGHNESSY,
HENRY d. COCK.
Olympia. Oct 80, 1851 ni9-ly.
United States District Court.
HNHE regular sessions Of the United States District
Il Court as fixed by a majority Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, are as folows;-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April, and
LIST Monday in October.
Associate Justice o. B. McFADDEN, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, I'd Monday in March, and
LIST Monday in September.
Chief Justice EDwARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland, % Monday in February, and
lst Monday In August.
Associate Justice r. A. CHEEOwETH, presiding.
The duration Of the terms are limited to period o
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expra
tiOn Of that time.
by order Of a majority Of the JUDoEs
Olympia, March T. 1851. tfnol5.
, 1858-01-29
THE PUGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE

THE Present term Of this institution will close on
i Friday the 27th 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.. D. F. FREELAND, Assistant
Miss EVELINE BABB, Preceptress.
It is expected that the services Of 4 competent Pro
fessor of Music the Guitar, Melodcon and Piano,
will be secured.
The course Of instruction adopted will be embraced
in three several departments: Primary, Scientific and
Classical. Those completing satisfactorily the course
Of study prescribed will be granted testimonials Of
the same by the board Of trustees
A cQmmodious Boarding House, in the immediate
vicinity Of the school has been fitted 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, IS 90
Reading, Spelling, and Writing 600
Arithmetic, Geography, and Grammar, 7c0
High English Branches, 500
Latin, Greek, extra, each 500
Music on Guitar, Melodeon and Piano, each, ID 90
Incidental expenses added.
J. F. DEyORE, Agent
Olympia, Nov. ~, ls57-tf
CREAM TARTAR-A pure article, to be found at
~ the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
, 1858-01-29

WHITE LEAD-Pure-Lins Oil, (Raw and
w BOiled) Spts. Turpentine, &C., for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-01-29
CAUTION.

I CAUTION All persons against trespassing on my
L Land Claim in the county Of Lewis, whilst am
absent Said claim Is on lands claimed
BY the Puget Sound Agricultural Company.
CHRISTIAN 0CHSNER
Lewis county, Oct. 9Th, ls57.-Gm.
, 1858-01-29
AdmInIsfrntOr,s NotIce.

Ievi. county, W. T., Dec. 50, 1857.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
AIRS. STEPHENS's NEW MONTHLY
WI FOR FEBRUARY
READY THIS MORNING.
CONTENTS:

CONTENTS:
Observation-Disclosures EVENING PRAYER.
THE WAYFARING TREE. with al Ells,rahonl
HOT sEHoLD SKELETONS. By ALICE CARY.
AT LAST.
MoPsEY with an IllustEa,On) By CORNELIUS Mathews
OVER THE GRAVE.
NATURES FAREWELL with an Hlusrstion)
TIE WIFE's FUNERAL PYRE. BY Mics DCPrY
TIE SMALL TRADES OF NAPLES. Three llllstTsaons)
SOLITUDE.
MAGGIE AND l. By OLIVER Bu>cE, Author Of Ny Rural
DoipFs."
LOVE NEW AND OLD.
THE ANDALUsIAN LETTER-wRITER with an Illus
trsion.)
THE QUEEN FAvoRIrE. By frank LEE BENEDICT.
NATURES EVENING PRAYER.
BARBARA STAFFORD. BY Mrs. Ann 5. STEPHENS.
MAIDEN MEDITATION.
THE WYOMING VOLUNTEER. By F. L. BLNEoIcr.
with IN Illls,raon.)
sONNETs. By Mrs WAKEFIELD
THINGS WE TALK ABOUT:
Courtesy to our Ncighbors; Rebukes anl RepsaFancy
Names moving appeal for their Delyerance-A Boat Song
and Modest ProposalAn Uncertain Island, and al lu
pronrtu tn rcupon-The Wifes Sister Unjust Decision
Bradwsy and its Irregular Strucurcs-Pre,ty Women
nes;ly impored to look PreyThe Chnoline and Charge
rpeed Ma,mony the Abuse Of the Feminine Side Of that
institution Audsous Copy Of and an lnsoen An
ecdote Fay Dened-TbeTown Things Dramatic, Operate,
and Terpsichorean Engshman's Opinion Of Broadway.
LITERARY.
TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS.
THE LADIES' TREASURY OF FASHIONS, NEEDLE
WORK, AND HOME ART:
The Styes-Hesddre Chidrens Drcsses-Faucy Goods
Description of nlustraons-rhe WorS-tabeThe Sewing
Machne-Peasues Of the AUTHORIZATIONS of erno-
line.
ILLUSTRATIONS TO TIE LADIES' TREASURY fneen
in NUMBER.
In the number for January commenced new American
Romance BY Mrs. AM $. STEPHENS, entitled
BARBARA STAFFORD.
The Of this Romance is NewEngand the time the
whcrn period The second portion Of the orys given in the
number February Til. Press universally speak III high praise
Of h, opening chapters OF this tale
EDWARD STEPHENS Publishing Agent,
No 1873 Nassau-st., New-York.
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WHAT il said aboAt
w ROUNANIA

hsndsH.y u.rsted booh Of rrAy. W, psba.hea his
s,terp Asia by j. MOVES a. d.. ssIson a he ottem.s
Army -.
en- bs.hsd viii Tsse ensrsSint' from origins. dsssEs spob
wood. Pice 81 ~
From the Atlantic Monthly
"Dr Soyssi American AL over Per eri'hnes erersy
IN, F,er1 Eurrs ana We,e Asia hAoas ard soi ten
p.r,d q. the time y rc,y home sVerywbsre auk =.
paiIs fend. 60 % . a. sovias sy ii. o~n .a.m
% ,h,, M. fpd, Who missed him for awhile not only were
Mt .,uhcd 20 fnd that b. bal been surgeon IN ne oas
uot be-, Grand Nilrr His book is m offesh ooseiaons ava
y,ly descriptions ard a. lively a. golden CAT lu 'sa
much pl'aad 20 lsaru hat his BOOK nss nst 80 -
p;ion; consider card Of in'rodnc',on on
whom the American p"oyle wal very pfoeAoy tos poy
Vel done with then. and be the batter f'r 'ns &c
Prrfc;ly alive hearty and sesustsnins Sobey can fail
TO recs1, the enerpsns wids~sks Traveller 10 every Ss
(Exract from private ,t,er by Oliver Wendell Henes
"tiss journey not oen made BY American but "hcn -
suthor d'sce-s with such FRESHNESS and ma go
habits of observation, ACQUIRED sucs training show oeu
selves IN he record OF thousand details 20 that
caIhS and has all the romance Of ist.nce aud novelty"
we are quite ready to cas. among the bee, q ATE works %
travel and as th very best which has come for months
before public the spirited, varied deeply int~sns and
.o1udy leaned whout pedanty Rors.SlA now before
needless that commend u. We have reed with
relish that those capable u spprea'ius reay
good book will do the same" Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Even were the places and events described BY DR. Soyes
les, interest h. volume would deserve wide circulation
IT. rscy and classic style While everything boxed
through the scholars the winter hAs exnaaess sd o.
rood huor quietly the reader through Trains q PAL
los phicsl n mark that end practical and permanent mfonA
t,onfs Ifrof North Of Hamilton College. :
9TH. Doctor IA ypry interesting volume syes god deal Of
valuable Information about cosncs hitherto not often visited ~
and the Information he conVeys not IN did yr,
but in nbui III hand manner that must MAKE the ooA Az
Providence Daily Journal.
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Third Edition.
TJ,UE LIFE and TIMES of AARON BURR,

Third EditOn.
TTNIE LIFE and TIMES Of AARON BURR,
Colonel in the Army of the Revolution Vice
Pr sideut Of the United States etc by JAMES PARTON With
Portraits Steel and Wood Cuts Price rs in plain CLOTH
hall cali, 81 10; full cali, 50 50.
This book is exciting attention. is talked Of In liter
cc than any recent issue of the press The life Of Aaron
Bun full Of exciting incident, Illustrating tho extremes OF
wealth and station poverty and disgrace The story Of this life
b told by Nj. Parton III mastery that In the IAN
guage The Boston Traveller author and subject combine 10
the reader captive" Perhaps fascinating biography
has been written than this of the first hnbuer well
remarkable America has produced The third edition
is ready to-day which Is added carefully prepared verbal
index. The fourth edition is In press.
OTHER WORKS OF MR. PARTON
THE HUMOROUS POETRY OF THE ENGLISH Lam
GUAGE From Cbaucer SAKE Narratives Satires Engmss
Parodies Trayesties Epiams, Epsphs, Tsrsa
ons Including all the celebrated poems from the
tntJscon. Rejected Addresses. godsby Lcgends Crik
shank. Omnibus, Bentley, Bsckwood and Punch With col
lection of than two hundred Epgsns and the choicest
poetry Of Peter Pndsr COwper Thsckey Paed
Swift Scott Holmes Anou," Gay, Burns, southey, SAKE,
Hood Prior Coeridge Byron, Moore Lowell, Gc With notes
explanatory biographical By JAS PARTON. limo, 6S9 PIP
Cloth. 81 50; full gilt and gilt edges, 50 %
The book merit Of pleasure and not gref
cultivation and weakness ofpro aud not olyi
which will love to perse home abroad anywhere
in the town country in the house or IN the held in the
Winter o in the Summer" Home Journal
LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY, Editor OF New York Trb-
By JAMES PARTON limo. APP Illustrated Price 81 D.
sold. Published by MASON BROTHERS,
No l08 and ITO Duane-st., Neg.York
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II HE CONSOLIDATED DOLLAR MAGA-
Il ZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FOR FEBRUARY
Is NOW READY.
MERRY'S MUSEUM PARLEY'S MAGAZINE, WOOD
WORTHS YOUTHS CABINET and THE SCHOOL
FELLOW
CONTENTS
The Snow Hog,e.
Putting on ThiDgs.
The Little Commodore.
Curious Fats
A Child'- Choice.
A Peep at the Seat Of War.
Kiadness 10 Animsls
About Horses
Uncle Hiranls Pilgrimage.
Winter. g.
Carl; or A Story without End.
Mike Smiley" Such STUFF are Yankee made or
Wonders Of the East
NJ rry's Mon'ily Chat with his Fneni'.
Questions, ELgmas, Charades Sc, 81.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Tie Snow House-CaIght In a Snower-The Light House
Frank and hi. Father FhingGibaI from the North West.
MOSQUE a. Delhi" Please Dunt'-AftrmOOn Rde-The Ast0r
Houe- Call and Carlo Bias Relief from konyuubk. Royal
Chariot-A Woman aud Children going into Captivity from
Niurod .
Tire volume with the January number with
type and dress thrOu gAou with large Increase 81
reading matter and combining editorial talent tha any
Dollar Magazine in the Union. The February number u
superior the January number Get IL for the children >nge
copies dollar year in advance sent by mall on
receipt OF price. Address j. ~ sIEAhNS 90, VII
Publishers No. ll6 Nassai-st' Ne"-fsH
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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
l. FOR JANUARY 81
Circulation ..,....175,0OO.

Circulation 900.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Frauds In Kansas Mexico
The Camels; Canada
II..REyIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving in q condemned
aud conspicuous form the latest and most I'M
events that have trgnspired in the City aud su'0F'''
United States, and Europe.
IH.POETRY: my Fl a."
N..IMPORTANr TO FARMERS: Sugar from Sorghum
N..NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
VL.LATER FROM THE UTAH EXPEDITION; Ad-
mins-sIormon Iutrigues with the Indians-Mism
sgemcnt of the cauPaign-General IDdlfns9Iol, IA "a
dayits Concerning Mormon Outrages
VILLAIN OVERLAND JOURNEY TO CALIFORNIA
Correspondence of The N Y. Tribune
yIII..LAsI WORDS FROM THE WEST: Editorial Cor
responleuce Of The y. L. Inb-ne.
TX. Personal.
X..WHAT Is DONE AT WASHINGTON; G CHANG. N
Psralel-What the Nqlif-rs hn.iasnDsS ea
on the Gsa: Bribery Fund The Kansas Question:
M..PoLITcAL INTELLIGENCE: Msryl1T9d PEN Penn
.yysniai Connecticut AIataH4i Ohio "''''-'-H'
X1T..THE LATE KANSAS ELECTIONS mn.
XIII..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELE Is "a.
From Washington; Verde in the Robertson Use
XV..NEw INVENTIONS AND PATENTS. 49,,
XV..THE vIRGINIANs: a Novel By william AaAe
peace 1backeuy. -. ,,o>,
xyI.NEw-YoRK CITY-THE PRESS s. AN II FRI Ia 90
XVII. BURNING OF THE SARAH SANDS: EAirAof1'
nary Preservation of the Crew
XVIII. WEDDING OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL
XIX. THE EORSF MARKET
M. MISCELLANEOUS: In.ians; M Win my y a.
Berlin; M1sls in Carptts-AnotheF heH'eS Farm
Buildings; Wild Oliu2s.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
NH. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full hP'its VI "a, ne
Stock Money, Cotton, Grain, Calt.i 80 -'' 'AA
kets specially Reported for The In0llt
SUBscRiPrIoXs-Ore copy for year So AAee 0'P5'
S.. Five copies, s.. Ten copies sig.
srse copies, in wraPIers may be Obtained a. TIC "
he Utilization Off. this morning Pnce "f-
gVNUF GYMYiST. No. 6. has fine Engraving Of
i tho LADIES' METROPOLITAN GlASAsiIC CoS-
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NOTICES OF VOL. |.

NOTICES OF VOL. l.
have made q general examination of Mr. Bishops book
on Criminal Law and think work of much interest aud much
value his treatise the Law 0f Marriage AMI Divorce, 1t
ca ng Of anlb Utica and kI and ftsc in It's discern
nen and Arrangement OF the principles winch tue shoTes
law book written with thought ingenuity and
s.s The nds II it the Is and d. decisions
ened to think for himself Instead of committing i 70 memory
bis mind is stimulated to reason to doubt 10 distinguish to
discipline. do not know any Mt work which happily
avoid: the extreme rem Of sGd or 9rgnse s% on che
out philosophy snd without sty-a miscellany Of cases and s
A. an elementary work consider one Of high merit the
obvious result Of labor good Power OF analysis, aud
one evincing great ana oil o elementary
principles arranged In clear aud nethodicaI order"
The work of Bishop the scientific work
Criminal Laws but equally valuable aud worthy Of study to
worthy be adopted by all scientific men, lind every page
Of bis work pundity OF research united with perspcuity Of
The Commentaries on Criminal Law by Mr. Bhop appear
have been executed in mastery and In this
volume the principles OF this branch Of law have been treated
London Law Magazine and Review.
We look upon this treat valuable addition TO our legal
MI Bishop has rendered invaluable service the legal pro-
sson In this treatise la the commentaries Marriage and Di
NoTe ne established MS writer II the first
class and in this production he has advanced his reputation many
%Is,y IN maRy Of the prime Qualities ct the &
and coPousness Of principle He gives the legal student not
theories Of the qrs. bat the whole body criminal
law from the hand Of first rate artist and the brain Of thorough
master uniting in harmonious proportion principle and adudi
cation" Boston Post.
His Commentaries the Criminal Law Wi. searly enhance
his reputation and illustrate his He hencefh be-
regarded Of the fret Of legal authors in this any
country Combining with the aDrious end patient
philosophical mind acute analysis unlimited power Of
condensation clear statement Of principles aud fresh and per-
spcuOus style h. has made look Of extraordinary merit eync
ing Extraordinary mental ability and destined TO hold in s
biiogaphy on extraordinary rank" -. Louis Republican.
The student OF the law The educated but unpro
tIate the seeking leading principles rather
than details have long needed philosophical elementary
Criminal Law Such work Mr. Bishop has furnished-a
wok full Of aiming profound original and admirable
veteran practitioners in Criminal Courts"
Richmond Examiner.
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= ~. ase p-o,Su,v-Dr AbBOTTS wonderful Collection
h,~r,.r above al o:hsr Exhibitions m America and 10
.,,nC,a Nv travellers 10 be up 40. 70 ny u le
- Ct,U q Y tLG evening Acniis"D - eshsA
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Nmnsemente.

CALICO DRESS SOIR L L E,
~ In aid of
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
And other Charities.
A NOVEL AND ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT,
Combining all the desirable features Vt
PROMENADE CONCERT AND GRAND BALL.
To be opened by the delivery of -
AN ORIGINAL, POEM,
viii be given the Academy Of Music the Evening Of the
9TH of February next
Tickets be hsd Of members Of the Committee Of Arrange
the principal music stores and hotels Prices book
.tore, Everett House Rushtons drug stores No 10 Aston
House and No Az Broadway Office of Cyrus Ramsey ND,
No Ol aud the office Of the Executive Committee
No. $50 Broadway room No. O.
Price tickets So admitting lady aud gentleman. Extra
a. kets for ladies' + each.
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HNIiE GlMNAST
Il A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE COMPLETE
EDUCATION OF NAN,
i published semrnontby the Metropolitan Academy Nos %
and 81 Gih-av, NewYork City.
The and Of Gymnastcs understood the present
day will BE- aud fully discussed together with matters
relating 10 the general culture Of man.
Nos. and contain REVIEW Of THE TRlBUNE5 AR
TICLE on the NETWORK FREE ACADEMY.
All orders commurcations &C., directed above promptly
attended TO. s. cents
YNHE CHESS MONTHLY-An Original Ameri-
Chess Mszazne edited by Paul Morphy and Daniel W.
Fke. Terms IS year. Dc. number. Published BY
MILLER SON No Is Thames Of Trin:yp place,
NewYok and for sale BY Booksellers throughout the United
States.
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AND FlFTEEN.oTHER FAyORITE- PERFORMERS,
With
VAN AMBURGFS MENAGERIE.
THE LION QUEEN, -
The great Elephant TIfPO SAB,
forming the greatest Equestan ippodrnatic and Geological
exhibition ia the United States ~ ~
Great atra,ton-engagcment Of Nine OLINZA, the Polish
gee greatest tight rope artist IN The world Mime DINA
will make her debut here ON MONDAY, Jan. -.
SAM LATIIROP,
the Original American Clown will make his first appearance
MONDAY NIGHT next
EXTRA DAY PERFORMANCE
compliance with the request OF the large number OF ladies'
unable obtain the
lar day performances of CINDERELLA, extra entertainment
will b. given MONDAY AFTERNOON next. Doors open
a. IL O'Clock: tO commence az ,
No1IcE-C CINDERELLA will be performed every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON DOors open at u!
performance commence al O'Clock.
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Religious Notices.

auniversary.-THE SABBATH SCHOOL MISSION
az sSSOt IATION connected with the Eastern Congess
% :. Church corner Madison and Gouveneurs.s will hold Us
sscord Anniversary SABBATH EVENING Jan. q, al
meeting.
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IL contains addition the usual Calendar Pages and AssF
uonIcal Meter; -.
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATS, Esses
tive and Judicial -
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEE MEMBERS OF fHD
UNITED STATES SENATE
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, 70
hticsny classified -
AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
psssed a. the Second Session OF the xxXIv.h Congress-
BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA.
BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS trsp-sros ~
Bogus Laws 3c which passed the House End defad b
the Senate, with the vote thereon.
SKETCH or PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS assial he
psf year.
CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRIED SCOTT DEeI-
SION. --i
A SKETCH OF MINNESOTA
A SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL PLATr0RMS-AEpusLiciA
AMERICAN and DEHocRArIc-aioyed In 1885, complete.
LIST or STATES. CAPITALS, GOVERNORS viii
their sane. Zines Of Legislative Meenss. Holding II VsnerS
Elections, &c.
ELECTION RETURNS from AL the States which held Gen.
srs Elections during year 1887 BY Counties Consr,soa
Districts and States eaefuy compared with previous EooR
expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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VNHE GYMNAST, No. 6, has fine Engraving OF
i tho LADIES' METROPOLITAN GlNSA>iLC CO>-
TUNE. Sc stye.tiscn,lt above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Bsptism will BE- administered in he original Apostolic form
10 emis number Of the Sons Of Zebuou" on SABBATH
FyFNINH Jan a. Of the Baptist Mariners Bethel No. 23i
Cheny.st By the Pastor, IRAR STEWARD The abundance
ri the ,cs Is being converted 20 God
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BROADWAY THEATER.

IAl.o Of the new Academy of Music, PhiladsphiA)
Man,ser Of the Geological Department mr.. van Aush
Director "a NIXON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Eide Gardner Dean wiz preach discourse iu the #
folst Church TOMORROW EVENING. All who feel inter
the principles adopted by the Christian denomination are
particularly Invited 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

NotjccThp Committee Frauds of the Board Of Aldermen
will meet on WEDNESDAY Jan a. al o'clock p M, al the
City Lbrsry (No. ~ City Hail. TO examine into such aesaohs
of fraud mon the CITY as have been referred 20 them at which
time any citizen cien who in possession OF OF can give
auy facts TO the Committee that viii lead to the exposition oil
abuse in paving curb and guerng grading streets, az
.eseu thereon invited 70 ottend at the hour and
nlace above indicated. THOMAS w ADAMS, Committee
f THOMAS STEPHENS,
JAMES OWENS, Frauds
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DrRTON,s NEW TuEATER.-SATCRDAY

NV TND-tT
ID benefit Of Mr. John Bougham and bis last night at Bur
toms Last night of COLUMBUS. Last night Of Mr. Charles
Mathews who graciously volunteered Mr. Burton 10 two
pars The dIaua Of DAY OF RECKONING with Mathews,
Fisher Briggs Mrs Davenport &C. The buresque OF COLI NJ
Bus with Broug and Max Smith And the splitting
farce of TIE SIAAESE TWINS with Burton aud BIousha
:, xourg seats ear
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

1t is better for you to pass an evening
once or twice in a lady's drawing room,
even though the conversation is slow, an |
yoa know the girls sang BY. heart, than in
club tavern, or the pit of a theatre All
amusements of youth to which virtuous
women are not admitted, rely on it, are
,lelcterio.,s in their nature All men who
ssoid female society have dull perceptions
and are stupia, or have gross tastes, and
revolt against what is pure Your club
swaggers, who are sucking the buts of bill.
lard cues all night, call female society in
sIpid. Poetry Is Insipid TO yokcl; beau
ty has no charms to blind man; music
does not please poor beast who don't
know one tune from another; and as a true
epicurc - hardly ever tired Of water. sanccy
and brown bread and but err, / protest /
can SIT for whole night talking to a we'll
regulated kindly woman. about her girl
coming out. or her boy at Eton. and like
the evenings entertainment Unc of the
great benefits a man may derive from wo-
'slsoeicfy is. that he'is bornd <to1 be
respectable to them. The habit is Of great
good to yonr moral man, depend upon it
Our education n1akes us the most emf
ncntly selfish men in The world We ighl
for Ourselves, We light our pipes and say VI
Won't go out; we prefer ourselves, and
our case; and the greatest good that comes
to man from woman's society is. that
he has to think Of somebody to whom he
is bossnd to be constantly attentive and res
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