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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

DINNER CUSTOMS IN VIENNA.-Mr. Weed.
the editor Of The A, ,btny Evening journal, in d
letter from Vienna, says:
Rsturning late from the Prate-, we went for
our dinner to the cOffee-rOom Of our Hotel
(Areh Duke and the best in Vienna where a
dozen or fifteen tables were spread, and groups
OF from three to ten seated, some Just taking
their soup, others going through their meat
courses aud others again at their dessert
Most Of the persons at the table were officers
with some Of whom we're ladies'. But the
peculiarly which struck me was that the gen.
tlemen who flushed their dinners first, iuVaria
bly, lighted cigar, aud without rising, smoked
in the faces Of thOse sitting by them, whether
ladies or gentlemen, who went on with then
dinpers quite undisturbed. 70 me, the worst
feature OF this vile habit was, that the cigars
were internally bad.
The Vleunese have way Of cOnceaIing their
poverty if indeed that bitter Ingredient be al
element here, as elsewhere in great cities. You
see no beggars. Nor do you see any apparently
very poor people There are no idIerS about
the streets. In all these respects Vienna differs
from other cities.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

A SoRRowFUL PICTURE-RuMANTTY Our
RACED year or two ago, some person or per-
sous, erected building on the Walnut Hills
road-about half way the ascent-for what Os.
tensible purpose we know not, but in which we
are Informed dead horses, cows hogs, &c., were
numerously disposed Of. Suffice for our story, il
proved to be sach an intolerable nuisance that
It was OF short life, save the chimney, a very
tall one, which remained standing.
During the winter, some one constructed
around this stack small frame building, about
ten feet bs twelve, over the door Of which he
placed Chemical laboratory which, by the
way, never failed to attract the attention Of the
pasOer- by, not only from tue extent Of the edi.
lice, but IRON the peculiar spelling Of the name;
aud many wondered that the genius Of chem
ist could be confined 10 so small space. Well,
1t appears that the builder Of this ten BY twelve
had never been paid therefor, and calling for
his pay yesterday afternoon, found the owuer
engaged at his work-In employment, by the
way, which the sequel will show was not alto.
geiher In consOnauce with the feelings Of the
community. He did not receive his money.
This morning the "Chemicsl L LbOraory!"
was no more, but most revolving spectacle
was there presented. The disconnected parts
OF about twenty human skeletons, were scatter.
ed over the ROAD skull here, leg there, aud
other members Of the bodies in every direction.
Some were in barrels united together, but the
majority were disconnected. Some were des.
tiiHts Of flesh, others as they were 10 life
Weefing pparel, among which were two female
also scattered about, preseati0g
ID the descriptive facaity Of one an
used to The horrors Of 'the battle field"
1 10 connection with the matter, we wonlC
merely say that rHmOr reports the proprietor O.
this concern prepArer of skeletons for physi
cians how he comes by them, or whether it bt
an employment protected by the laws Of the
city we are unable to say, bat cannot refrain
from protesting against any such establishment
being recognized by the authorities when es
tablshed upon a solitary road, over VIII Ch we
are oftentimes compelled to travel late at night.
We learn that the Coroner visited the scene
this forenoon, and that party OF gentlemen
vent to pay their respects to the enterprlzing
owner.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

AN OUTRAGE "A man named Rafting resid :
ing on Front street, in company with his wife,
went over the hill, on Thursday, back Of the
Whitehall house, in search Of flowers, and to
enjoy the refreshing air Of the country. After
proceeding up the hill for short distance they
we're attacked by four men G)-twO named
Adams and Harris. Rafting was knocked down,
when the villains caught hold of his wife, gagged
and chOked her, aud ther brutally violated her
person; after which they fled, leaving the vic.
tim insensbe. The husband, who had partially
recovered, witnessed the outrage on his wife, but
was unable, from the blow he had received, to
render her assistance After recovering from
the cffegts Of the blow, Mr. r aud his wife by
hard e1ertiOn succeeded ia regaining the ferry,
on which they returned to this city. In the
evening Mr.. Railing went over to COvington,
and took the necessary steps TO ferret out the
scoundrels and bring them to justice. Enquirer.
MARRIED.--Ou Thursday last by j. B. Du.
bOis, Esq, Mr. Peter Gbout, (,ged l04 years)
to Miss. Sarah Smith, (ged 34) both Of this
place. Fort Wayse S>atinsl
We could hardly credit the above. until it
was indorsed by one Of our own citiz-us, who
was present aud saw the GAY PAIR.-GTseHUiLie
(O.) Telegraph.
This remIuds rs Of one-same sort, that took
place in this city on Thursday night last -
| Tae bride was HiHstsen years of age, aud the
groom seOsnty tAreei aud besides deacon 10
the church. We learn that they contemplate q
trip To Niagara to spend the honey moon
fhsIs never so grey, bat soon OF late
che { ,und some honest g4ndeT Iof mate.
! We never heard Of such match Withou
thinking Of Peter Pindar's simie:
| int liks tha iragant pea, wi, blossoms thick,
That winds It's tsndrlls round rotten stick"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

MUSICAL FEsTIvAL.-The Annual Musical
Congresses Of Europe are we'll known to our
readers. At the Birmingham Musical Festivals
in England, Mahbran aud Jenny Lind achieved
some Of their greatest successes. As we grad
ually advance iu musical cultivation we shall
require the same delightful assemblies and the
German Glee Clubs Of the Uuited States have
already taxed the initiative. Three years since
they commenced. Their secOud festival iu
Baltimore last year attracted great interest and
the third festival is sappolnted to be held in New
York On the 18Th June the GIee Clubs from
the other cities will arrive aud will be received
with tOrcblight procession. A sacred con,
cert will take place on Sunday aud Miscella-
neous Concert on Monday We hear Of mn.
sica Picnic also upon the Island. These com.
bined Olubs will unite not less than 200 male
voices, and the festival marks an era in the n,u
steal history Of New York. The Lieder.
kTanz of New York is already we'll known. Il
naturally stands 10 the attitude Of host toward
the musical guests whose head quarters will b,
at the Apollo.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

A GooD RkEoRM The Washington cores
Pondeut OF the Baltimore Sun says that the
Democratic Central Commit ee have come to
the conclusion that they will assess each Con-
gressiOnal district ID the Union for the expenses
Of the election and not office holders or of
fice-seekers, and that they will not tax the
government vith the postage Of the documents
TO be distributed BY them; but that out Of the
funds thus raised they will pay the pOstage on
every pamphlets or printed sheet that may BE-
forwarded for circulation from Washington.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

BEAUTIFUL WoRK.-NayOr Taylor has had
copy OF the Ordinances Of the City bound in
most magnificent style, which he intends to
present to the Mayor aud corporate authorities
Of Philadelphia. The bludIug is in the E ia
bethau style, and exceeds in richness aud taste
an! thing Of the kiud we have ever bvheId.-
We do not believe it can be txcelled anywhere.
1t was done at the bindery of Charles F. Will
stach, Esq, member Of Council from the Foui-
teenLh Ward.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18
On adopting the hill OF rights. 1O,l3I IL, 763
Relating TO the House of Represen.

The vote on these amendments was not d
party measure, aud what is remarkable is, tina
while arlJ $1,000 votes were cast for Cover.
nor, less than $4,000 we're given for and against
any one of the amendments. They appear tu
have excited very little interest on the part OF
the people Of the State. No one party in New
Hampshire can poll any thing like twO-thiros
of the vote of the State. In 1851, the vote for
Governor stood: Democratic q l23. Tor less
than two-thirds3 Wing, lS 434; Free Soil l2.-
OS6.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

uThe prisoners in the Jail of this county
With the exception of those On the chain gang
are only allowed two meals a day--breakfast
at 8 o'clock and dinner at 4. Short allowance!
" One of the oldest inhabitants over the
Rhine, about sixty years of age, was married
Yesterday to lady of sweet sixteen" Dan
net,el, the Effulgent, performed the ceremonies
with grace and elegance.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

New HAMPSHIRE CONSTITUTION The State
Convention Of New Hampshire it is sid, few
years ago, struck out the Objectionable features in
the constitution of that State by 200 yeas 10 7
nays; but on taking the vote of the people, the
action Of the Convention was rejected, it re-
quiring two thirds Of all the vOles cast. 10
fact, not one of the proposed amendments re-
ceived anything like a majority, as will be seen
by the following returns, embracing the whole
State, with the exception OF one small town
ship:
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18
JAMESTOWN, o., June 7th, 1852.
OFr1cr OF THE GRANp scnrpE,

JUYIVHl % 2 ttTIF vtTtI IVI79' }
At the late session of the Grand Divion
held in Mount Vernon, the following reso-
lutions was unanimously adopted, and the
Grand Scribe ordered to send certified
copy of the same to each subordinate DiVi-
sion and request compliance with the
same:
"That it be made the duty of each Sab
ordinate Division, TO recommend the name
Of some suitable Brother to act as D. G. W.
P, for the Division, and that the name of
the Brother so recommended. be sent to the
office of the Grand Scribe with the Quar-
ttTly Returns of September, each and every
year" A. M. SCOTT. G. s.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

New JAIL We understand the County
Commissioners contemplate purchasing if posi-
Bile, the large lot Of ground directly tast Of the
new Court House, fronting on Sycamore and
Court streets, and to erect upon it prison of
large capacity and upon the best plan The
prison will then be adj j4cent to the courts, aud
might easily be connected by passage from the
upper stories, as the street between the two lOti
is d very narrow one.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

DAGUERREoTYPEs.- The average number OF
daguerreOtypes tasen daily in the city Of New
York, is one thousand. The amount Of capital
invested, throughout the country, in this bns
iBess, is estimated at four millions Of dollars
aud the number Of persons employed at q, 900.
The estimates are astonishing, but are easily
credited, when @e consider, the facility with
which the art can be acquired--its respectabl-
ty--and its incntiveness. Notwithstanding the
apparent perfection which it has attained, i'm :
prOvements are daily being made and the pur-
poses to which Il may be applied are without
limitA-subserving not only the ornamental, but
also the useful.--N. Z. Tnses.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

notes OF The Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Sign
ed Jno. Thford, Pres't.," 1" and bearing date
alter the year l849 are genuine. The fact Of
the & gtnuneuess Of a note Of this denomination
can, therefore. be easily detected if it bears
date after lS49.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

INQUEST, No 1870, was held by A. W. Patter.
son, Coroner, on the dead body Of colored nau,
uame unknown, found lying ia steamer Black
Diamond, lying at the foot OF Western Row, the
18th day OF June, A. D. 1852. Deceased, sup.
posed to have been about 80 years OF age, about
5 feet 8 or 8 inches high. Had on two muslin
shirts, striped cashmere pants, aud fine Shoes
Verdict Of Jury; Came to his death by Delirum
Hrpmpns
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

D- The number of petitioners for the
Maine Law in New Hampshire, up to June
18th, was, Legal voters 25,927. Females
and males over IA, 4s.4O2-total 1879.
Well donefor the old Granite State
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

The New Court HOUSE,. We learn that the
County Commissioners nave decided to build
the Main street trout Of the New Court House
with dressed sioue, The other ,hree frouts will
be of brick, handsomely ornameuted with stone
dressings. They have contracted for Dayton
stone for the first story of the Main street front
but have not yet decided whether they will use
it for the upper stories.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

ACCIDENTS ON THE CINCINNATI CoLUM BUS
AND CLEvELAND RAlLRoAD.--By the breaking
Of an aXieLree Ot freight car on this road OH
Friday, near Shelby, two cars with their con
tents were destroyed. The same day child
VINO was playing on the track near the same
place, was throw off aud severely injured; but
1t is thought that its life is not endangered.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

ENUs.--This planet which revolves
around tho sun next within the earth's
orbit, and which shines so conspicuously
above the western horizon at this time,
in the evening, may be seen very dis
tincdy with the naked eve in the day
time, from eleven o'clock A. M, till
night.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

GF 1t is stated but we do not know on what
foundation, that the mother and sisters Of Kos.
suth on their arrival in this country, will come
10 Cincinnati ana OPeu female seminary. We
feel confident that if such be their intention,
they would be well received and literally pat
rOuiZ-d
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

NJ A large number of Swiss and German
emigrants arrived ia the city on Saturday night
from New York by way of the Cincinnati
Hamilton aud Dayton railway. They were all
clean and healthy in appearance.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

PAt Bastrop, Texas, the mother Of a young
girl who had been decOyed from me by a
flend il human shape, not succeeding in
shooting her accomplice the first time she saw
him, met him again in the street, presented a
pistol close to his breast and killed him in
stantly,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

EXTREME DEBIBITY.-The Boston Post
man says, that gentleman Of his ac-
quainlance, has become so weak from
dissipation, that he is unable to raise fUs
dollars. s-- IA
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18
Form Of Application for Charter Of the
Temple Of Honor

- = Ia Z. :. " GAY"
The undsnigned. believing the Temple Of Homo
to be we'll calculated to cemsni more nFmiV ou IA
ternal rsatons and add 10 the general prosperity Of
the Of Temperance respectfully petluou the
Grand Temple OF the Stale OF Ohio 70 grant thsm q
Charter To open a new emple, 10 be ca ed tne----
Temple OF Honor, No. - Of the Slate Of ono, 70 DO
Ouated in----, and unrer your ursdictIOu.
We pledge ourselves, individually and c0eciiyely,
TO be governed by the rues and usages Of the Grand
Temple, and also by those Of the Order at large.
Enclosed is the Charter Fee, $50.
To be directed TO j. WadswOrth, G. w. r., Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Tree OF postage.
Form of Application for a Union Of the
Daughters Of Temperance
The undersigned, inhabitants OF ----, be-
eving the Order Of the Daughters Of Temperance 70
be we'll calculated to extend the blessings OF total
abstinence, and promote the general welfare Of man.
kind, res 'eettully prttion the Grand Union OF the
State OF Ohio TO grant them Charter 70 open new
Union, No. -, Daughters Of Temperance, TO be l01
Gated in ---, and under your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, Individually and cOllectlvey,
to be governed by the Rules and usages Of said Grand
Union.
Enclosed in the Charter, IS.
To he directed to Mary Cooper, G. s. s., Cincin-
natl, OhiO-lfee Of postage.
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j. G. DUDLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

7 INSTRUMENTS of writing drawn no with secu-
l racy. When desired, dwell ngs will be visited
for the purl Ose If raking knOwledgm nts, 6u.
Office, Third street, four doors east Of Pine,
Cincinnati, y.
june 10 3m
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Mn. EDIToR; At regular meeting Of
the Social Degree Of Columbia Temple Of
Honor, No. 3s, it was unanimously
ResOl0ed, That said Degree hold TEN
peranee celebration to come off on Saturday
Sd Of July, in commemoration Of the glori-
Gus 4th Of nc.
All are respectfully invited to partici-
pate. Respectfully,
SAMUEL P. WILSON.
Chairman COMMITTEE.
EATON, Preble Co., o., June Is, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

DOLLAR TINES IN CHINA Yesterdays mail
brought us letter, from rekiI, China, con-
tanning twenty dollars Of the circulating m ed
um for club Of subscribes to the Dollar Times.
So we 20
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

q There are at present sc inmates of the
City Iniirmary. OF the hundreds Of panPers
who daily make application to the Directors for
relief but few will consent to be sent 10 this es-
tab ishment, because they are there forced to
work when able. 1t twill be the means of rid
ding the city Of many of the paupers who have
long lived off the public treasury.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18
The Maine law ADVOCATE.

This the title Of a neat spicy little sheet,
published iaEew Haven, Conn. 1t is well
flled With choice temperance reading. Sue
cess to T.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

WINE MEAsURE.-Three spoonfuls of
brandy make one cocktail--three cock
tails one go--three goes one spree-three
sprees muss with the night police
three muses. with the night police, one
visit to the Penitentiary. Cut it out and
paste it in your hat.
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BEN FRANKLIN
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE
Walnut street, Gb0Ue Pearl.

CONSTITUTIONS FoR sUBoDINATE DIvIs.
u IONS, including Revi ed Rules, Rules Of Order,
Bylaws, &C., embracing SO pages, neatly printed
II this Office. nj the fOllOWiug low Tates.
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SAD SUIolDE.-Geo. Shimp, of Logans-
port, Ind, and formerly Of Fairfield county,
with his wife, arrived at the American IN
this city, on Friday last On Saturday
morning he paid his stage fare for Lancas-
ter. His wife left the room to get into the
stage, and while all was in readiness to
start, he returned to his room, and with a
razor cut his throat from ear TO ear, sever
ing his wind pipe entirely in two. he
lived till yesterday morning, when he ex-
pired, and his body was taken by his rela-
lives u Lancaster for inteTmeut.
Mrs. S, says, for some weeks past he had
shown symptoms. of insanity. No other
cause could be given for the sad and unex-
pected catastrophe StateSHaa.
The GoLD DoLLAR.-The new gold dollar
die, recently sent 10 Washington for ap'
proval, is vastly more sensible than the
trifiing things now in circulation, 1t is
about the size of dime, with an open
centre of nearly the size of the present
coin.
On one side is the word Dollar under
which is a wreath, and on the other side
United States of America, 1852
A large Distillery building at the mouth
Of Mill Greek, Cincinnati, fell on Tuesday
morning and crushed two working men in
one Of the hog pens below. One of the men
was killed and the other badly wounded.
In the portion of the building that fell,
there were about 1900 pigs, some three ol
4. a Il
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-09
The EEaSty General.

Truly and emphatically may Gen. Scott be
denommated the hasty General for in all his
movements, whether civil or military, politj-
cal or otherwise, bastiness, in the most en-
iarged sense OF the term, prcdominates.-
Ha3Tis52rg Union.
Just so lie was hasfy' in leading the
charge at the battle of Queenstown Heights
Uasty' III entering, capturing and tearing
down the British flag waving over Fort
George HaSty' in attacking and utterly
routing a greatly superior force at Lundy's
Lane llasty' in taking Vera Cruz Hasty'
in routing the Mexicans at Cerro Gordo.--
Has5y' in following up the panic stricken
enemy by his succession Of brilliant engage
ments at Contreras, Churubusco, Niolino del
Rcy, and Chapultepec, and equally hasty III
taking possession Of and planting the star
spangled banner upon the battlements of the
CITY Of Mexico. Altogether Gen. Scott Is a
rery hasty' sort of a fellow, and rather an
ugly customer to deal with whether at the
head Of the American army, or the great
Wing party Of the country. We advise the
Locoiocos to prepare their knapsacks in adj
vance, for 4 voyage up salt river, as from
present appearances their march to that III
hospitable region next fall viii be a little too
hGstP to suit their slow-mOtioned ideas.-
Old Hasty' never yet was beaten, and never
will be by the miserable troop of Locofoco
iackalls, eager for plumber now barking at
his heels.-Readjng Journal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-09
The Calf Case Decided.

The papers east have made the city of Bur
lington the originating point of this famous
lawsuit. Mistake entirely. The case arose
in West Point, Lee county, a thriving village
on the route of the Dubuque and Keokuk
railroad-and was commenced about year
ago by an action of repIeyin before justice
of the peace. The difficulty was to identify
the calf claimed. The witnesses Of one par
ty, some twenty Or thirty in number, swore
that the tail was entirely black, and those of
the other party, about equal in number, swore
that it was partly white. The jury returned
verdict from which an appeal was taken to
the District Court of Lee county. The ap-
peal was tried at the last term Of that court,
but the jury disagreed. The legal costs had
then amounted to $500. The case was con
tinued to the present term, and tried again
last week at Fort Madison The jury this
time decided in the case, finding for the plain
TIL, on that the tail was partly white" The
cost has now reached $500 Upon the final
trial, four members Of the bar were alraved
on the side Of the defendant Counsel fees
and other expenses are Of course to be added
to the costs in estimating the amount ex-
pended upon this litigation about calf worth
o3.-iotca State Gazette.