The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-23

Inc hehfts thdt leapu peioIe lis neaVenly VOICE
Tribes ofthe wandering foot and weary breast,
How shall ye fee away and be at rest?
The wild-dove hal her nest, the fox his caye,
Mankind their country--Israel but tho grave!
In AN AWKWARD PREDIcAMENT.--Th
laws of Florida impose heavy penalty on all
persons who get married without license
from the clerk Of the county court of the
county in which they reside. The legisla-
ture have abolished those courts. but have
made no provision for The granting Of mar
rage licenses The Mobile Herald thinks
that the legislature acted knowingly in Inc
premises, and that they designedly compel
the fair Flordians to carry out the Stale
motto--aLet rs Alone" There is one salts
faction that the Governor is bachelor, and
will himself have to feel the effects Of his
insidious legislation.
! or Il has been discovered that the cal
Gull Of the human bladder can be dissolved
BY an electro-chemical process. The disco
very has been made by a professor in the
Academy at Florence. This will be impor-
.tant TO suffering humanity, Oar physicians,
familiar with elec,ro-chemical action, will be
able TO detect and perform the process.
Enc, by being melted and poured into
water, has been found to assume new proper
ties, il becomes soft and melleable, losing
none Of its tenaciiy, but is capable Of being
spun into the finest wire, pressed into any
required form, or tolled into any required
thinness. This is discovery by Prof.
Faraday, and will prove Of very great impor-
tance. W y so e
GREAT LoAD.-The Cleveland (Ohio)
Plaindealer says:" +" The steamer Wisconsin,
Capt. Card, came into port yesterday, with
over nine hundred passengers, and t,co hun
dred and tireaty.fpe tons Of freight, nearly
AL destined for the upper country. "'rhis
is the largest load" says the captain, that
ever hoated on Lake Erie, since Hull's sur
render"
A PRETTY PAssAGE--The following is
from the pen of popular author: n
90! what more precious offering can be
laid upon the alter Of mans heart, Than the
first love of pure, earnest, and affectlonaie
girl2 Let him long pause ere he reject it.
lie. him tremble! as accursed both of Sod
and man, if he have sought to turn her devo-
ton into shame and wretchedness."
q STATISTICS OF CALoMEL---One house
in this city, has, we are told, pre-
pared and sold, within the last three
years, 1900 pounds Of Calonel The
consumer pays the apoihecary for the medi'
cine, at prices varying from SO to- 500 dolla
per pound. Putting The above quantity al
only 60 dollars, it would appear that the
price paid for it has exceeded a million d
dollars. It is supposed that the quantity M.
nufactured by other houses is at least SIX
times as much. If so, the cost of calomel
in three years, has been 100000 dollars
or an average Of two million per annum.-
This is a round sum to pay for being drusg-
cd to death.
Miss WILBERroRcE.--When Mr.. Wilber-
force was chosen member for York, his
daughter, in walking home from the scene
! Of his election, was cheered by an immense
crowd who followed her to her own door
CRYING, "Mss Wilberf0rce forevetw The
Young lady turned, as she was ascending The
stair, and motioning TO the populace to be
quiet, said very emphatically-"Nay. gentle
men, ifyou please, not Miss Wherefore
forever" which sent them home well pleas
ed.
INJURY. "A little wrong done to another
is great injury done to ourselves. The
severest punishment Of an injury is the con-
sciousness of having done it; and no man
suffers more than he that is turned over TO
the pain Of repentance.
: 81 DO oBJEcT.r--An English paper con-
tains thirteen objections given by young
lady for declining a match--the first twelve
being The sutor's twelve childr n, and the
thirteenth. the suitor himself
BIENNIAL LEeIsLATUREs.--The Legisla-
ture ofAlabama hereafter will meet biennially
So the people decided at recent election, by
avery large majority. They will save money
and breath, and prevent divers bad laws, by
this regulation.
Those who take an interest in the private
= 20 Of the Duke Of Wellington. declare
thas TO his early rising, mattrass bed, con-
slant exercise in the open air, temperate
habits, and the constant use Of the cold bath,
may be attributed to the excellent health
which he enjoys. 'rr,-. ..,