The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-29

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Naospupsrs we're valuable in San Francisco,
at last advices, in consequence Of the great
scarcity Of printing paper. Many Of the pa
ners had been obliged to cut off distant sub
seribers. IT made US feel sympathy for them
10 receive copies printed on wrapping paper
Of every possible color. The Alta California
has been reduced to foolsoap size. We hope
our cotemporaries on the Pacific have got re.
lief before this. A paper famine must be an
awful thing for publishers and editors to en-
dure
Il widow adYertises in the Boston Transcript,
that she is very much in want Of husband
vsgy much indeed. She says she is twenty-six
Years OF age, rather good looking, kind dispo-
sitiOn, Of good education, and worth $40, 600;
would like husband who has energy and en-
terprise, and is in every sense Of the word
man, an honest man; whether polished or un-
polished"
qsco little boys, lately, were flying kite in
Glasgow, Scotland. The kite had obtained a
very considerable elevation, when a vivid flash
Of theelectric fluid struck the kite, and In the
twinklng Of an eye the kite, tail and paper ap-
pended thereto, and the greater part Of tie
twine were consumed, leaving the poor little
fellows staring in utter amazement at the dis
appearance Of their favorite.
is il not matter for surprise. that while
young ladies arc so sedulously taught all
the accomplishments that a husband disre-
cards, they are never taught the great one he
would prizeI Ladies are taught to be erhi5-
'tors abroad; whereas he wants companion
athome.
9AoAqf we may have hard pillow, yet Il
Is only SIN GEM plant thorn in it-and
se'' theet'i z no BE- hard.apd lonely, yet
~ sfr.at,e
ul1un ~ ras ,tlsolf o,--..- --.-s13 -, ji5I
estone for q pillow, that he had glorious yis-
ions Of q ladder reaching to Heaven.
TIE most rational word that has been said
on the questions of celibacy and marriage is
this-w hatever decision you take you'll repent
OF it. Fontelle in his latter days, regretted
that he had not married. He forgot ninety
five years passed in careless indifference.
The receipts Of the American Institute Fair
at New York, for the first four days it has
been opened, arc stated to be $2,867 81,
whichis considerable increase upon the in
come for the corresponding season Of last
year.
COaSectiCW Torn Elections. S.-The Hart
ford Times pablished the result in fifty towns.
Thirty Of these have elected Democratic Off
GERS; sixteen Wing, and in the other four the
officers are divided between the two parties
The Democrats make net gain OF three
towns from last year, when they carried q
large majority,
SENT BACK,-Twenty- three paupers, sent
TO Boston at the public expense, have just been
| returned on the same principle, the authorities
Of ireland being obliged to pay their passage
both ways.
Cholera IN the Bahama ISlaadS.-A lettel
to gentleman in Savannah Ga, dated Mas.
Sau, New Providence, Goth ult., states that the
cholera had broken out in that island, and that
as many as thirty deaths had occurred in one
week. This is the first time that cholera or
epidemic of any kind had made its appearance
in the Bahamas.
The Strike in MeiO Iiork. The merchants
and ship owners of New York have determined
not to pay the wages demanded by the steve
dores aud riggers, but they have nevertheless
consented to pay riggers los and stevedores l3s
on and after the 2lst inst. The demand was
lbs and Ids. The old rates were las and lbs
Jr Bealc, Of London, has obtained yer.
| diet against Catharine Hayes, for $4,000
| Qj,OOO.) The suit arose out Of breach o.
promise Of Miss Hayes agent. The case wa
not defended.
The Maine aW.-Fhe opponents of tn
| Maine liquor law in New Jersey, held a con
vention in Trenton on Thursday, Mr.. Johl
Lambert, Of Huntingdon, presided, Resolu
tions were adopted declaring the "Maine law
anti-republican and tyrannical, as abrogatinl
the trial by jury, inducing violations Of pri
Vate property, &c.
Tic magnificent steamers Southern Michi
gan, Northern Indiana and Empire State
have formed daily line from Cleveland Il
Buffalo. The Northern Indiana, Capt. Wag
staff, leaves Cleveland on Monday, on tn
arrival of the ears from Cincinnati. Passen
gers wishing to take this magnificent steame
will check their baggage to Cleveland only
4 Her running time is only ten hours from
i Cleveland to Buffalo.
i Tile California demand for butter is so great
that in Boston the price has advanced fron
five to ten cents per pound. One firm in tha
city has received an order to ship one hundre
and twenty five thousand pounds; and proba
bly, in all quarter of a million pounds hay
been ordered from that State within q shor
time.
| Mr. HeHryL L. Schoolcratf, the distinguish
! ed writer on the American Indians, is now i
| Philadelphia, experimenting the publication
] of the third volume of his magnificent wOr
on "The History, Condition and Prospects O
the Indian Tribes"
II is now perfectly easy to breakfast at
seasonable hour in LondOn-to Judge of tn
skill of French chef dc cuisine, at an earl
| dinner in Ia 6eiie France and to be in Lon
! don in time for an evening party, all on on
and the same day, and with little more ia
! tigue than would be experienced after the or
dinary twelve hours vocations.
Tile Editor of the Scientific American ha
received piece Of paper which is made of tn
refuse leather scrappings from currier shops
| For wrapping paper it is excellent, quit
equal in strength to the strong dark brow
paper so common in England, which is mad
from old tarred ropes, and it is much cleaner
Lcigh HINT, in his "reminiscences, tells tn
! following of Coleridge, who, upon the deaf
| of a master of a school he had attended whel
a boy, remarked-''lt was lucky that tn
cherubims who took him to heaven were moth
ing but faces aud wings, or he would hav
slagqeA - = ss=----
Gen. Hagaaa. According to the Breslau Ga
| Zette, General Haynau has been summoned
| Vienna, by order OF the Emperor, his Maiest
considering that the demonstrations which h
presence has excited in certain places are cal
culated to compromise the honor Of the Aus
trian uniform.
DeLaware C0liege.--It is stated that thirty
| five thousand dollars have been subscribed tC
| wards q fund Of fifty thousand dollars no
being raised to endow Delaware College. A
agricultural professorship is being founde
with every prospect OF usefulness to the Stat
Mike Walsh, in complimcnting his constitI