Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-11

L then take my mustawd and [ wub my
mustawd pewfectly-pewfectly. ! then
take my egg and beat my egg up-pew-
fectly. Aftaw | have beaten my egg up,
| mix my egg and my mustawd together
| then take my oil and 20 my oil into my
mustawd and my egg. | then take my
salt and mix a small powtion. I always
finish with my winega. genewally find
my winega hawd to 1nanage-wery. My
winega always twoubles me. Finally,
mix it all up myself. Dem me, if I
don t." '...- ss>.t p,
A trial Of speed took place day or
two ago, on the Central Railroad from
Buffalo to Rochester, and on that from
the same place, via Lockport and Niagara
Falls Road. The Central train from
Buffalo consisted of three cars and fifty
passengers; and the Lockport train Of
five cars and two hundred and fifty pas
sengers. The Central train performed
slxty-nine miles in one hour and twenty
eight minutes; the other, seventy seven
miles in one hour and forty-five minutes.
In such contest as this, the passengers
ought to be consulted whether they arc
willing to risk their lives in that way.
The Liverpool Times says, that profess
sor ''Uncle Tom" Stoves recommends
ton to the people of England to ALLURE
the use Of American cotton, to terminate
American slavery, is about as sensible as
1T would be to recommend the woman of
England to 90 naked because SeamstresSes
are overtasked. .-..-
There are three things a woman can
not do-to pass bonnet shop without
looking into see baby without kissing
lt-and to admire piece of lace without
inquiring how much it was per yard?
In a speech at the New York Legisla-
tive Railway Excursion Dinner at Maya
"a, on the 4th instant, Senator w. H.
Seward said: X am the enemy of no
man, and do not know that | have an
enemy in the world" Enviable position.
If the Spring puts forth no blossoms,
in Summer there will be no beauty, and
Autumn no fruit-so, if youth be trihed
away without improvement, ripper years
will be contemplate, and old age miser-
ble."
Remember that, dear boys, and " branch
out " Don tlety your" blossom" be created
by the rumseller, like some have done, in
days past.
Mr.. Verigreen had engaged in numerous
pea nut and Experimentation specula-
tons, until he found himself about fifty
dollars in debt. He consulted the church
OF which he was a member, as to which
course he should pursue in the momentous
affair. After careful consideration of
his circumstances, the elders advised him
to go to uork.
There is to be grand exhi bition of
plants OF all nations at Cheltenham, Eng
land, on the 18th of July, under the i'm
mediate patronage of her Majesty and
Prince Albert. A circular has been is
sued, setting forth the prizes offered.
Essex Taylor, black man, and a rev.
dictionary veteran and soldier under
Washington, died in New Orleans few
days ago. He was native of Virginia,
and purchased his freedom some years
ago.
A man in New York received inte!li
gence that relative had died in Scotland
and left him legacy of thirty-five thou
sand dollars. Upon receiving the news
ne immediately quit his work, got drunk,
and next morning was found drowned in
one of the docks.
The New York journal of Commerce
says, whoever undertakes to conciliate
aoolltionlsts by meeting them half wav,
Will TAIL of his object, and be worse hated
and maligned than the shareholders them
selves All experience proves this
1t is supposed in the East that the
frencn Jesults arc at the head of the for
mldable Chinese rebellion, and that thew
direct all Its movements. Such is not an
improbable thing. "
MoLAssEs. Portland Advertiser
states that during the fast four wears.
q 100000 gallons of molasses have been
imported into that town.
One hundred and seventv-sis chickens
of the Cochin China, Shanshae. and other
rare breeds, have been sold at auction at
New Orleans, for S1,572 SIS. Two Hong
hong geese sold for $50, and two wb;to
Bremen geese for 80