Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

This is full Of Hiberisms facts drawn
from the INSTRUMENTATION aot war.
r,nted by the facts. Where does he learn
that am beautiful How does he know
that am ambitious? Who taught him to
look into the depths of my heart and see
that it was unsancti6ed: Surely none of
these things appear from anything that
have written. And how is it natural to infer
from such premises, even if true. that would
ever step upon the stage? Woman's love of
admiration, do not deny, be her heart sane
tilted or not. Yet, believe that the passion
sometimes exists in the male heart yea, the
unsanctifed passion of selfadmiratioh.
As for the illustrious persons who have
performed on the stage, l will mention two,
Shakespeare and Ben johnson; although
am certain that I" Hibernian" could not he
lievr even these names i!lustrious, when he
finds that they have walked the boards.
In reply to his questions, lst The females
saved by the drama, as far as remember at
present, were Jane Loveac'or, Lucy Sweet
parts, Betsy Lovrall and Susan Jumpthe-
6roomstick. Hibevnian" may not be ac-
'quanted with them.
I'd. The infdels converted are quite nu-
merous; among them may mention James
Vcstibuleofcl, John Scumandrugs. Peter
Sinkhcleo6niquity and Patrick Doorkecpcr.
SOPHIA.
?. s. The Mythology question is side is
sue. have examined the authorities and
find that the circus and theatre were never
uppexded to it. S.
t. The Inventors and Makers Of the first
Sewing Machines were looked upon and cs-
teemcd as visionary and imp acticable theo-
rists. The fact that machine could be
madp to sew, and in a more beautiful, rapid
and durable manner than by hand, was BE-
yond belief. After Il protracted struggle
against prejudice. few prominent and pro-
grcssive manuf .cturcrs OF shoes, clothing,
&C., were induced to make trial Of the
"needle woman, with arm of steel" with
results astonishing to themselves. In time,
the idea Of applying the same machine, in a
more simple form to the ordinary sewing for
family requirements was suggested; and
after proper notifications end improve
mcnts. several prominent machines have
come into such general use. so that in every
portion of the civilized world the click OF
the Scm;ng MrAiac is heard as it mcrrily
performs its allotted task in relieving over
burdcncd woman from her ncver-cnding
sewing And now we find that from the
coarser grades Of sewing of the manufacture
or and the general sewing of tamil es, an 9TH
or step has been taken in the application of
Sewing Machines to the elegant and cab'-
rate ornamental work, viii, h has met with
unprecedented approval in both Europe and
America to such an extent that Machine
Emb' oidery and Braiding is at once TIL most
fashionable and popular trimming of the
season for ladies' and childrcn's garments.
The " Grorer j. Baker, is the only Machine,
however, which performs bOh branches OF
this exquisite work. as we'll as ordinary sew
ing and possesses advantages. apparent to
the most casual observer, over all others.
to We arr indebted to Judge Sarjent, for
a copy Of the S. F. -iha. BY the way, the
Judge has just received fine assortment Of
sta ioncry, blank and school books, and pho
tosraphic albums, to the latter of which the
special attention of the lalics is called.
AMBRorYPEs.-Wc are Informed that +.
NJ. Sammis will occupy the gallery of Mr..
Yrger, the coming week, and will be pre-
pared to take .mbrotypes. etc. etc. All
who desire good pictures will avail themselves
OF this opportunity. y