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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

CAUGHT NAPPING.- Western
writer, commenting upon the law
passed not long since prohibiting the
trce-pass system on railroads in New
York, gives some amusing accounts
of people, particularly editors, who.
their pass becoming useless, were
caught away from home without
money. One poor fellow, who was
caught a long way from home, it be-
ing ut a small town on the Illinois
river, nearly dcspaired of ever getting
back again. This was his dispatch,
sent by the kindness of the Telegraph
Company, who granted him the free
use of the wires:
"DEAR WIFE.-Sell my t'other
clothes for what they will bring, and
remit at once. Had my linen dustcr
for supper, and my spare shirts will
have to go for lodging. May be
able to make light breakfast on a
German silver comb and pair of
shears that l Glanced to have with
me. Don't know when l shall get
home. 1t will depend a good deal
on the walking. Don't marry for a
few months; there is a bare possible
ity of my getting back.
SIMON"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

GEN. GRANTS OPINION OF GEN.
LEE.-Gencral Grant was recently
remarking upon the temper and con-
duct Of the Southern people since
the close Of the rebellion, saying that
they were much less disposed now
to bring themselves to proper terms
than they were one year ago. GA
year ago" he remarked" they were
willing to do anything; now they
regard themselves as masters of the
situation" lie then continued {:
"Somc of the rebel Generals are be-
having nobly and doing all they can
to induce the people to throw aside
their old pre.udiccs and to conform
their course to the changed condi-
tion of things. johnson and Dick
Taylor, particularly, are exercising a
good influence; but Lee is behaving
badly. lie is conducting himself
very differently from what l had
reason, at the time of the surrender,
to suppose that he would. No man
in the South is capable of exercising
tenth part of the influence for
good that he is, but instead of that
he is setting an cxcmplc of forced
acquiesccnce so grudging, and per-
nicious in its effects us to be hardly
realized"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11


-Au asltlorcer w2s selling = j.
l.-arv Al auction. lie was noj ycTy
well read in book. bot he scanned
the It'll -. trusting to luck and went
ahead. 4" Here YOU have Bunyan :
Pilgrims Progress. how much IN |
offered for it: How much do hear
for the 'l'ilgrim's Progress, by John
Bunyan 'Tis n first-rate book,
gentlemen, with six superior cngrav-
ings; how much do I hear All
about the Pilgrims by John Bunyan !.
Tells where they come from, an
where they landed, an what they
done after they landed. Heres n
picture of one of them going about
plymouth peddlin', with apack on
his back !"
AT "spiritual circle" the other
evening, says an exchange, vine
gary lady asked, els the spirit ofmy
husband present ?" when an answer
came, "Ie is" She asked, "John,
are you happy without me ?" {" Very
happy" "Where are you, John 2"
"In hell" That circle was imme-
diatcly squared.
d. Kitchener, who prided him-
self upon his orderly dinner parties,
had the following words written over
his mantle. piece: "Come at seven !;
go at Gle ven" The younger Cole
man, being one day the doctors
guest, inserted the word cit" in the
line, and so made it read ego it at
eleven" t..
The latest Yankee invention is
al newt fashioned travelling bag, in
which man may stow himself away
upon journey, and travel without
the knowledge Of such spongcs as
dun man for his fare. lie places
himself in the bag, and takingit in
his hand passes for baggage.
1T is estimated that the United
States will soon have in the Pacific
Ocean as formidable a feet as the
entire Naval Marine of the country
before the war.
The latest sensation in new
York is a different colored stocking
for each le-" limb" The effect
when the skirt is lifted, is said to be
very funny.
Dido fell in love with Eaeas,
but he gave her the cut directly.
And he has his imitators. Men
have been cutting "didoes" ever
since.
1t is ungenerous to give q man
occasion to blush at his Ignorance
in one thing, who perhaps may excel
us in many
Women are wise on a sudden,
fools on preme'iItaiion.
An enensy TO beauty i = hoe ic
rz-Ere-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

Mutual FoRBEARANcE.-That
house will be kept in turmoil where
there is no toleration of each others
error. Ifyou lay a single stick of
wood on the crate, end apply fire to
it it will 60 out, put on another stick
and they vii. burn and . half a
dozen sticks and YOU will have q
blaze. II one member Of the fam
ily gets into passion. AMI Is lei
ailsne. be vlll eDol down. snl NAV
r-o~ss.le he s<&@-s~a sn& repeat.
kzf @FFsn~e teszFer - srmFcr. pc
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11


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crcl-e became = r'-virH- .i srery f--.--
Irevipu-iy -tsil-L Then i'se
thoa-hi - ;he le~~ru l-ce-Ue ihc
,ul.icct of conversation. anG. ~ tbs
had been anticipated. many bright
aud ingenious things were often
said. By these processes, the sub
stance OF the DAYS lesson wa, incor-
poratcd with the previous furniture
of the mind: lust as. in scientific
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

A DOG SToRY-A lady residing
in Campton recently owned a dog,
which because of age and infirmlty
had ceased to be of use. One day
she remarked to a laboring man con.
nected with the family that she would
give half dollar if he would take the
old fellow off out of the way and
kill him. The servant promised to
do so if he might have tho dogs
skin to make therefrom, for his
own use and comfort q pair OF
gloves. AT this stage in the conver-
sation, the old dog, who had been
lying quietly upon the earth arose,
and giving the conspirators a look,
more in sorrow than i'll anger, left the
house. On a rise of ground. not far
away he stopped and gave a lingering
gaze at the house and vicinity. then
plunged into the woods, never re.
turned. lie never was seen or heard
of afterwards. 1t is supposed that
b. committed su,cide.-Coacord, ".
H. .>fatesmaa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

GErMnLrxe.-Sorne people are
cvc- rrumbliag- II they have not
.~rxs rrv.zsie-. ther have htfse oae-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

PERFUMEs.-Ladies who would
secure for themselves genuine oders
of flowers and at the same time pleas
antly employ themselves, may do SO
in the following manner Roses
and all flowers containing oils-and
highly pcrfumed flowers contain a
large quantity of oils-may be made
to yield their aromatic properties by
sleeping their petals in saucer or
fiat dish of water, and setting it in
the sun. The petals should be the
entirely covered with water, which,
by the way should be soft, rain wa
ter to be the best. "a sufficient quanti-
ty should be allowed for evaporation,
and the vessels should remain undis-
sturbcd for a few days. AT the end
of this time film will be found
floating on the top. This is the cs.
sential oil of the flower, and every
particle of it is imprcgnated with the
odor peculiar to the flower. 1t
should be taken up carefully and put
in tiny vials, which should be allowed
to remain open till all watery particles
have evaporated. A very small por-
ton of this will perfume gloves, box
cs, drawers, apparel, etc, and will
last a long time. The odor Of musk
blossoms is one of tho most lasting,
as we'll rs the most pungent of the
floral scents, and is more delicate
than, though not so lasting as, the
animal product musk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

CmEERFULNEss.-The lives of most
men are like water, where but one
point receives aud reflects the sun
shine. and all around is in shade,
and if q cloud pass over this spot
all is obscured. But let thy lite
be like the diamond, that, by nature
too. only beams from one spot, but
to which the cuttings Of art give light
surfaces. 20 that no rars Is dark Be.
fhen- not IN one I.o-irica eheerfal-
bx; IN a. szd however rr0xsirnce
mzy -cs n - tres tAce- - - thy
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

-"I bet you bottle of wine
that You will get up from that chair
before | ask you twice. said one
gentleman to another. Done"
said the other gentleman, who
seemed determined not TO obey the
summons olcdienily. Get up"
Twill not. was the reply. Then
stop tai ak you a sco,nl time.
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mutt tie sg-.rrIvc teruiuz- & :
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soon. which belonged to a mature
matron.
~ne might hev saw IS summers,
lcr hair waz white rs -four perkins
A" worth IL dollars barrel, de-
livcred); but the waterfall was
black.
| asked u bystander how he could
account for that.
lie scd it waz younger.
Ialso saw another one pretty soon
which was the property ov gusher.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

YOUTH AND AGE.-Why was I so
happy then? 1 consider we'll, and
nothing is sensibly changed in my
condition. l possess, as 1 did then,
health, and my daily bread, the only
difference is, that | am now RESPONSE
bic for myself. AS child, I accepted
life when it came, another cared for
me. AS long as 1 fulfilled my present
duties, I was at peace within, and
left the future to the prudence of
my father. My destiny was ship, in
the direction of which had no
share, and in which I sailed as a
common passenger. There was the
whole secret of childhood's happy
security. Since then, worldly wis
dom has deprived me Of it; when my
lot was entrusted to my own and sole
keeping, I thought to make myself
master of it by means Of long insight
into the future; have filled the pres
ent hoar with anxieties by occupying
my thoughts with the future /; I'have
put my Judgments in the place of
Providence, and the happy child is
changed into the anxious man.-Em-
lie SOuUiStre.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-11

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$500 REWARD.

will pay $500 to tho proprietor OF any medicine thal
can show greater number of genuine certificates OF
cures ecol hy IT, nstr tho pare where IL is made than
MlSlGLERs HERB BlTrERS-of Consumption, Dys-
repsa, Liver Complaint, Blooly FuS, Dafrh@a, Ty-
phod Intermittent aud Bilious Fevers Fever and Ague,
Cholera Murus yellow JaUndlos, srrofula tunung or
Sure Legs, Cancer, Ahscess; Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Coughs Colds, Cramp in the Stomach ChrOuie Diarrhp
Piles letter scald Head OphnUna, falling away sick
mesa peculiar to children Leuchorrhwa Falling Of the
Womb all obstructionB the dut u nature In
females all yeueral disc lses, 4n1 all complaints arising
from impure blood weak and disOrdered state of the
stomach Liver or Kidneys. Certificates Of Of the
Yellow Fever in Mexico also b, furnished.
HsmGmbtr II II DOES not cure, tho money will bu
fuHdel by thB proprietor. -
BENJAMIN MISInlER,
3. E. Corner VI Centre Square,
Lancaster, Pa
Femalea afflicted with irregularities will nnd this
medicine very beneficial
For sale Wholesale and retail by
A. kiTKEN 4 co,
General state Agents,
No lOs West Front A.,
And by all Druggists and Merchants.
Families should not be without II. tet2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16

NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOK
AT E. S. r. BUTLBR's
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
The MerOpoiteR by Robert st. Clair Cloth.
Camp and Prisona-Twenty Months in the DepartmeH
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Mrs. Goodfalow's Cookery as II Should Be. Cloth
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
EAD THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE DRUG
OISrS IN ISL
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VANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

Ga The original Medicine established in 1887, and
first article Of the knd introduced under the name
OF fuLMOsic WAPRRs in this any othor country AN
other PnmOnie Waters are cOunierfdts. The genuine
each Wafer.
Those Waters have been before the public for nearly
hiriy years and the immense sale attained not only in
America but In foreign countries, fully attest their
trlnsle worth The medical properties superior to
any other article offered for the Of Pulmonary OF
bronchial affections and the quantity contained in each
box Is nearly double that Of the many worthless mitA
tlons advertised.
BRYAN's PULMONIO WATERS
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do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds and the medi
oinal properties ara combined In so agreea lila
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take them One dose will always afford
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To vooALsTs and PUBLIC sPBAKERs these yya6,rs
peculiarly valuable; they will in one day remove
the most severe occasional hOarseness; their
lar for few days will. all times inerease fhe
power and nexlbty Of the voice. greatly Improving il
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regularly used by many professional vocaists.
The very great celebrity Of this invaluable remelv
tstious, which disappout the lust expectations of H.
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lcine. W
See that tho word, "BRYAN,n is stamped on a,ch
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counterfeit which is (oigery. Ai-Onending parties viii
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law ''
BRYAE5 PULMOEiC WAPERs for sale by all DruyrIss
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dee2e-ly ~ Cortlandt Street Now York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
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FINHH ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
No. e0T MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware,
Open to receive deposits daily suniays excspted dur
Ing the usual business hours, and on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings from 10 O'clock, 7. NJ.
All the profits of tho Bank, amer tho payment o;
necessary expenses, devoted to the benefit or the
depOAtors, and dividends made ssmiRnnually Ia
April and October. Since tha organization nf The Bank
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Dividends not drawn are regarded deposits, and NJ
once become entitled to participate In nture dividends
No manager Ia allowed to borrow any Of the funds
trusted 10 the Bank.
MANAGERS.
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uHORdB W. busH, J0aBPH W. DAY,
N H. bRNsoa, HkERY Y. DuRR,
hDWAkb BEFTA, CHARLES W. H0wLAgn,
Wa II. BILLAsY, IoB II. JAoKaog
dH0HaR y. 0APHLLR, CLHMRnT u. SnYTH
Wh..S. liTLLHB PREABEET.
9stl9'iy ions p W0LRAR, Treasurer