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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

The LONDON TINES ON JOHN MITCHEL.-The Lon.
don Times of Dec. a. has pretty severe article on
John Mitchell and his reception in America. After
quoting from his speech in San Francisco and freely
commenting thereon, the Times SAYS:
We rejoice to that this fanatical revoutionist
promises to be better citizen in America than he
was at home. e Reverently" says he, and DELHI
eratey does 1T become stranger and aspirant to the
privileges Of your citizenship to investigate those
wise ana mantul institutions that have bred and
nursed the energy OF such race.n If he had ex-
creased any practice of reverence OF delberaton
with regard to the institutions of his own country
he might have been there stil. He projected moth.
ing but folly, and proposed nothing but revolt He
was tor letting Ireland have her share of what he
thought was universal confusion and there his de.
signs ended. Arson, assassination havoc. and mas
sacre were the cries of his party nor had thew any
views more practical than the proclamation of an
Irish republic, and the substitution of green haa
tor the unon;jack. We can only trust that in hi
new country his demeanor may be changed and his
pledges of political sobriety fulfilled He is still
however, among an Anglo-Saxon race-among 6
race which; though sometimes hayward and turbu
lent, is never impractical and which, though it ma
entertain itself with the novelty of PATRIOTS
visit is not very likely to tolerate all patriot
schemes we hope there may prove to be one coun
try in the world where Mitchell and Meagher car
i've without desiring to murder it's magistrates but
II not they may be reminded that in no capital wer
barrlcades and reVolutionsts so promptly and I'm
scrupulousiy put down as in N. Y. itself'
AN DEMONSTRATING of the tightness in tn
money market, says the Philadelphia correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, little incident came unde
my notice on Wednesday, which is worth relating
stepped into one of the fashionable iewelry store
in Chestnut street. and saw lady purchase lot Q
diamonds worth S525, and ordered to be sent home
few minutes afterwards met the husband of tn
lady in brokers' Office, in Third street. negotatin
a note of five thousand dollars at a shave of fou
per cent per month.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

RUssA-The highest estimate we have of th"
YEARLY revenue of Russia is G2S 00O,0 900, the lowest
Gl66OO 900 Sir Archibald Allison states it to be
92O.OOO0OO Mr.. McGregar. in his Commercial
Statistics, makes it two millions less, ELS, 1862
us Mr. McCulloch saws il is Els .S47 600.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

designed by Pliny the Younger to supply
the Snopians with good water from a distance of six
teen miles; and the ancient mole be distinguished
under the sea- enclosing considerable space along
the Shore and leaving only narrow entrace for gal
legs. but many Of the great square composing
it have been worn and displaced by the action of the
with the aid of that universal destroyer, Time u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
sinopc-Ccast of Tsontus, a sta Minor.

The following notice of Sinope, where the recent
battle was fought between the Turks and Russians
will, at the present moment be real with interest:
"a stroll on shore, to see the place, and sketch il
from the circlng beach, agreeahy filled by long love
~ evening. The sun had yelled his blood shot eyes
behind dark bank of clouds, leaving lured tnts OF
purple and yellow to pervade ea tn, air and water
The wind hushed the bay as frozen ever; town ST.
lent as sleep or death. not twttering bird TO
break the stiffness of our walk; fishermen drawing
their nets langudly, pennent sails wooing the breeze
in vain, and lazy oars unmprovod along boats sides
all Snope the embodiment of calm repose in it's high
est ideaity. The temples, palaces and porticoes
erected by powerful line of kings have been leveled
with the dust. Naught remains of so much magnif-
cence save dirty Oriental town of thousand wretch
ed houses, surrounded by crumbng walls and totter-
ing towers of Byzantine construction Almost equal
ly wreck is the enormus hull of an embryo two
decker, which stands unlaunched on the stocks built
here, where timber and work are cheap never finish
ed allowed to rot Does this fact elucidate the sub
iect Alas for Sinope!
The ancient capital of Pontus under that great
man Mhrdates Equator, and the birth place of that
great beast Dogenes the Cynic, originally colony of
the Mlleslans, and deriving its from an amphi-
bIous young lady who was the unnatural offspring of
a river and town, the Asopus and Methone, after
she eloped hher with third element. Apollo or
the Sum- shows, indeed but few traces of such illus
trous antecedents. Many fragments of ancient ar
chitectura art however, such as broken columns mu-
tated cornces, and halfefaced inscriptions on ar
chtraves and sepulchra stones, have been made use
of in raising these feeble Notifications and thew still
attest what Snope while the quarries above
the town, whence one of the cacareous beds in
the trachyC rock ovtTIad by black volcanic forma-
ton seems to have furnished its building materials
tell an eloquent tale of its sudden DOWNFALL for large
blocks lie there hewn and already for removal, SOM
scuIptured' and some actually on their esT to the
pIfT- c1- III
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

CoNsREss-The Senate not in session. House
chiefly occupied with preliminary sklrmlshlng on Inc
subject of Rivers andIHarbors, and all solts OF Land
Bills, chiefly on their reference 10 eo,'ees -
save that i: is more than probable that the whole
western vote will be opposed 10 tonnage duties Tor the
purpose of River and Harbor improvements lhey
contend that such imposls at ports OF entry w" even
tnalIv fall upon consumers at the west, whlie Tue
products of such will be expended solely for the I'M
pgoyements of the ports where levied
ars-The Baltimore American and Clipper both come
dressed out in new type in honor OF the advent OF
1854, and look remarkably well. The American is
most capital business paper and the Clipper is spght-
" and enerprsing AS for the Sun, appears 10 De
always in new type
az-The Bank Of Fayetteville has declared q clVi-
dand of a per cent for the last six mouths.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

PeHueu IN washington CIty 1or
cefian purposes. The sealed letter to the President,
mentioned in the will, directs the disposition Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
CLOTHING Ar COST.

nWlNG TO the grsnt quantity Of Ready made Cloth
~ ing In this market aud the hardness of tho times,
have concluded sell for time, our inc ind beau
tfuly a'aored Stock of Rendy dy'made Clothing Furnish
inr Goods, Umbrellas, Nc, &c Mt Cost for Cash
Now Ia emphatIcnlly the time Tor all wanting such
eoods-and who does not Ito lay in good supply Of
clothing. such seldom offered in this market.
Our Goods all aud but recently purchased,
very low prices; and consist of n styles and patterns,
Our Cloths, Ca.simcres and Vestpg will continue
TO make up NJ the lowest rates of profits, according to
the timcsand every urcle madc up by warrant
give entire satisfaction.
Con nnd al and examine for yourselves and our
word for it, yon will not go away dissatisfied At
BAKER a. CLAvEY'S
Clothing SUTTON, cor. Main d Market sts.
may lois
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
VERY IMPORTANT
Stigler, McElsIcrry 4 Co.

hAVE received another lot Of hosn elegant and du-
Il rable ID X AP DIET COATS They nre
cctnuly the most desirable summer that be
possible worn. much tint they held N gher
estimation at tho South than he finest broad cloth.
To very large gentlemen would say that
suit them in aize from 3s 40, ~ and 49, breast
Also, every article in the way of Cotton, inen,
Gnuze, Silk nnd Merino Shirts Also excellent
article Of Shrunk Linen Coas and Pnn-, very hand
article. A y ENGLEDOVE.
mnY l3.Is for Stiper. McEhlerry g. Go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
NV Motto is E" Progress. -

TNRON tim great increase of business the subscriber
l. has enioyed in the last six ssths, he has been
conn eed to add To his ready extensive establishment
which he has done by building ot thr largest and
must admirably arranged operating rooms in the Unlon
and can now ,ay without tear of contra ictinn. that he
has eo Ian gest and best arranged estabshn
ms country and acil tics for tho successful prnecu
lion o6 business possessed but by few, if any, in thi
Slale, With competent and accomplished assistants
md far tie largest stock of dnguerl eoiype materials
tob mu,d ia this place such of evey variety
oolfnmes of the fines, qualify ard richest patternsew
ray from com on up 10 the finest qualify made for
dagueueoypes he fla lers msef that he i, het pre-
pled to meet the wants of the public in such things
than any house in this place. from 81 50 to $2n co.
As to Tia" qfality OF his work, he .eels that 1t Is too
vel establishment to demand admit iIom him self
recommendation H. will only say that he chailer ges
comparison with any, only tuh en- in This place but
ibew0rl.
With his pre-, facilities ne is much better prepared
'oke pictures Of children and groups than heretofore
and would especially call attention u that department
10 every satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
made
4ewsnf private residences and other buildings and
scenery of every description accurately taken, spe
am"rs of which mey be seen. and many others with
winch ms gallrie abound, by calling the sign Of the
rag next door t1 the Virginia Bank. Main ST.. Lyn-h-
pNs, Va OF at Masonic Temple Main St, Danvilie
'" p. E.. GIBBS. Propri't tor.
S-Post mortem cases and invalids promptly at
Pnae t" when requested
M"c[ of all kind furnished ii craft AT th' lowest
prices. PEG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL StOnes-
- The undersigned are procuring from their cee-
rated quarry, at the BusA Mountain, Montgomery
W. Mill Stones an! Burrs of the very best quality. TIL
reputation of thes9 stones widely kLowc, but II
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling order,
We have ap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg agents for the sale Of + m
Mlo will recev orders and have them fulfilled IT,,
shortest notice.
Our Address, Bl- Nburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danvile, W Reynolds & CO
Leak lille n. @. are also ouragen |. z. & Co
Feb l4-d&rts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17

1.-TWO BALES CLEAN MOSS n large stuck Of Wae
1 on, Cnr.inge md Buggy Axlcs. Elipiia Springs
Hubs, Feoe., spokes, Point aud Sand B ,nds. Patent
Leather Enamellcd Cloth. broad and i'm row Laces-
and other articles used by wagon and carrnge makers
TO lond nj for sale by GREGORY e. ROYALL.
nj
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dzaaiasaaa3 JAS. River Canal. ds.sss:;s;szxs.szsS

p A"o FRGM LYScHBURG FARE FROM LYNcHBURG,
~ ~ nlehnond, SO so To L'xington.- 81 -
~ ~ ohar!otesvillc. so TO Natural Bridge 80
TO Camberh e. II 25 To Buchanan, | 81
oUk Jacket BOATS leave Lynchburg day al
= w. SundoAs excepted, and arrive in Richmond
s.o"u dhy at . An connecting there with tho North
TP,"ano S"uihern Cars, lcavi lg at A. ard Steam
tS toa'S do"n the river. leaving at A NJ. In Lynch-
@ug supper will be provided the Boats fer rassen-
'On,'"hhg M IN on the Tennessee iailroad cars.
l use gers for Charlottesville will t,ke the Tues
Mn, tursday's and Saturdays Boat.arrive in SCOTS
~ "FHt day at H. A.M.,and in Charlottesville 8 P. NJ
D, @ h,at Tor Lexington Natural Bridge and Bnehan,
Fil WI i"av" Lynchbmg Mondays, WEDNESDAYS and
L""y., at7 A, M. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
'S' edhesdiy- and fridays AT 61 A.
r., BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
VTNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANY,s

TTNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANY's
- LINE OF STEAMESR.-FoR PHILADEL.
PHA, VIA NORFOLK The s,eamerr I--sa~s -
Virginia Captain David Teal. ne A<sssseessSSS5sJ
nnsylvnnia, Captain james Baymore, steamer City
Richmond Captain u. Mitchell. One of these splendid
steamers will lenve Richmond for lhnd lphn every
Monday and Thursday high water, tourhing ut City
Point and Norfolk eive eight and pa. engers
Returning, leave Phiadepl ia every " ednes,uy and
Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. arriving Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning on which da,s
they will di-clnrge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line, and every exertion has been muie q combne
strength and speed They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Lite Boat,;' first tables. ard
every attention is pnd by accommodating Captains
the comfort o! passeng aud the protection OF goods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage o New York, lst cabin and ionnl 80
= Philadelphia - ." ........6
a. & 3" 2nd cabin and moi found. ...... A
Passenger for New Yor, would consult their interest
by t,klng tins rou,e for independent OF being the
cheapest and safest it is by Car tue PHEASANT
Totacconists shipping TO Pitrsburg be nccommoda
ted by this line, we have entered into arrangements
to forward good. through with dispat h.
For freight passage apply
ROBERT RANRlN. Agent.
On the Dock.
p S-All goods 10y this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays, aud after
they delivered The wharf, shall be considered by
the Companya at the risk of the
mar IL dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
RECEIVING AND ON HAND ,

KEGE1v1NG AND ON nAND
On HHDS N. O. Il Z r. Sugar,
~ 40 bl4 Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbs Loaf Crushed, and Pu
verified Sugar,
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
90 bngs Superior Old Java Coffee,
Is hhds Cubn hn J.. X. Moasses,
% bbs N. q. Molasses,
90 toas Bur Iron. assorted,
do Hoop and Band do,
do llistcrd Steel,
| do. Cnst aud Shear do.
10000 lbs Bacon,
200 SIDES Sole Leather,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz Cnf Skins,
90 Pink Ii ling do,
10 Sheep Skins,
1000 BALES Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales OsnaburRs.
SO Boxes Sperm and kdamnntine Candies
so do Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do Sonp,
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Nnils, 3 TO 60 dy,,
10 Wr,'i Nails.
II bbls I nners' Oil,
10 Peruvian Gunno
300 sacks Su.
Plnld, Beeched and Brown Domestic Calico Linen.
Drill. Bed Cords and Plough Lnts, Window Glhss and
Putty, Copperas, Alnr, Modder and Indigo, Pepper
Gi ger and Spice. Spades. Shove-. Trnce and Halter
Choins, Manure and Iny Folks Boots Shoes and Hats
For sale. exchange Cor country Producc,pn accomo.
dating terms. (np, 2lts) JOHN HOLLINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
MERCHANTS.
DILLARD Il OGDEN,
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants,

Offer for Sale Largo Stock of Groceries,
(toNSlS ING In pnr1 of the following articles New
u Ollenns. Porto Rico and Coffee Sugars; Iavn, In
guyra and Rio Coffee; Iron Steel. und Nails of every
variety; Foreign aud Domestic Liquors. large as.or
of snple Dry Goods. Hats CAPS, Boots. ocs and
indeed esc vnrcy Of goods usually kept in Grocery
house Their stock is the largest TINT IL hss ever
been their pleasure offer the public. Feeling con-
fden they selles law ny house In the city, they
respectful y solicit ac,ll from their friends md the pub
lie generally, before pui chasing.
WM. 3 DILLARD.
WIN II. OGDEN
ap Gts Opposite tho Furnera Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
For baltimore aud PhiIadeIphin

~ ~ bhmbh bbisN
Leares Richmond erery 1uesday al O'Clock p N.
.ssss TIL large ami new Steamer b LVI RE
2ssss Capt. OXFORD will receive freight every Mon.
lay, and up To the hour of o'clock M every rusn.
lay, ior the above place..
Shippers To Wheeng. Pittsburg Cincinnati aud The
South and West generally, will find this the chon
rst and most expeditions For freight, apply To
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond Va
Iulv I3 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
I'M TIME.

S.-Just re eivcd by Express, another lot Of those
premium French Drilling Coats md Pants match;
Checked Marsees Vests. with pearl buttons; Checked
Silk Cravnts; Shirts Collars; Drawers, Nc In these
goods defy competition. The eeg nee of style and
beauty of finish far surpasseA nn, clothing brought
TO this mtrkct GLASS n RAINE.
may 10 J. DIXON Ae'L
~ Rep aud Bed Sen cop,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17

LISH, FISH We hive IN hand complete MS
n soriment oi FISH insisting Of
10 hsf& whole bb. No Clipped Carolina Herring,
40 " aud /" do. Family Ros %
e5 - and /" DO Clipped Nova Scotia 81
20 Eighl an Quarter bbl4. No | Maokaic,
10 bbs. M cka,el.
All of which we will sell low Call Mt
may % SArNDERS Il IRBY'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17

RICHMOND.

Spring and Summer arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
PER u. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
nF 1900 IONS BHrthea, COMMANDED by Gap;ains
~ Cavenjyand Ski ner
The jamestown will leave Rich rend every Tuesday nj
trrnoon O'Clock. Aud the Roanoke every Saturday
i;.ornlng at 7 ''elock, for New York via Nornlk.
Returning, they will leave New II for Richmond,
every Saturday aud Wednesday O'Clock.
Stopping " hours eaeh way Norfolk.
Passage to New York. including meal. unl State
toom nccomu.odaur ,only Observation-Disclosures. 40
Steemge Passage only Observation-Disclosures. {
Charge IL Noriulk, the same by River Bouts.
Merchants aud Travellers will find this ne Of the most
speedy and c"mfiftable routes hetw.cn New York aud
Riehn' nd Passage and fare ont, so Stcerage las
snge only s..
LUDLAM 4 WA rSoN,
np' ! - Richmond Vn.
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ZINE Of RicImond~ ~ta,.s.

These vessels of the fret elnss built in lhn city u
baltimore. expressly for this rnde aud hive superior
nmmodalions tor passengers. They are commanded
hy experienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trade
md who i'll spare exertion To accommodate Th,A
will be towed up end down the -ivers by and may
be relied sn promptly ndvcrtized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nav
York will find il their interest ship by thi. line
freight will always be taken low by nny other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by
agents in Richmond and ewYork To give satisfaction
Freight Il cents per whole, and ~ per 3 4 }
Tobacco being about so per cent. less lhnp chnrg'
the Steamers. Insurance Gun be effected in the t....
moHd Fire Association b, this line ui 3-8 per
We respectfully ask md hope succeed in obtain
ng full shai- of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
murded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Ghnrle-ton Savannah any other Southern oi North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
New York Beth No |, Coffee House Slip, fooi Of
Wall Street DAVID CUR'IE Richmond, } >
G. II. PIERSON, N Y. }s
No. 81 .Souh STREET. y
August 9.dts
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02
RENDER UNTO sc1ssoRs.-There

RENDER UNTO ScIssoRs-.-There II
quite curiosity in this city, evidently
The wark OF a iaonoinaniac. Il is an oc-
tayo voiuc,e. elegantly bopnd in crimson
morocco, snd gill end goldledaed profu>'
sely. lis paper 10 de!icsia note, hot
pressed and Of ,hc fues, quality with
each page handsomely and elaborately
borde,ed, in pink, with aower wreaths.
The title page has been executed with
pen and red ink, and is 6 surprisingly,
clever Performance. But what do YOU
think are The contents Of the wotks No
thing but the word scissors! That ia. il
con iaas( written with a peu)23, ,440 chan
ges in the spelling Of tho word I" seis~
sors," each change Of course, preserving
some thing of the origonul soond, but
d ffering in its letters from those chat
compose the original. Accompanying
il, on large sheet Of exqusltely prepare
ed file linen. is written Synopsis ard
calculation Of the syllable changes in
each column. The whole thing is a
perfect monument OF human labor, pa
ience aud taste though why the author
should have wasted so much precious
time and talent in order 70 slender undo
scissors ;" surpasses our comprehension;
| Half the Toll, tact and perseverance, in.
veste in any other pursuit even in foas>
tiug pea-nuis would probably have made
his fortune.-New York Democrat. /,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02
WHOLE NO. CSC.
From ihe Ohio statesmnn.
Armed FeAistanos Threatened. o

Os
w. u1nLI ~, r.. o.,,,l. ,r ua,n;I,ur
o,rn,v who cbo.t .sn,;,renIs loot;ma ~
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,,l.;, o'o.so,or ~. os ,Le;, can.
J,.,, GaaJa,nao. h.,s ,,,jdros.sJ, .,Ea
80. 80 = -''a,;as - - 81 80 n.1J :. 80
o.ae was hann.e, ae,"s "si 80 ,,,oh s..;L,o san,a.
- s,3Y 81 I ~ e ii;.,,a ~
~ et..o',, 49, ~ - !. s.nn,adad nj ~
c., paa;aas ,ka ofrso, or ,L;s ,oo;I
,onna =, :, - ;nS;caI.d IN os,,oin co,,n.
,isa -. direc, and a,n,ant violation ,of
,ha Cno.,;,n.;on Ws.cann,,l--da no,.-..
,.S,ll ~, ~ rdng yye ,yield I,'Iln NM an
.,..s ar.o.,,;,aes,,'. e >, .,;.Is.,r IS
.. r;.,.,,oa - ',ha, 1.on.,i,,,.;on si1Go. ,,6
- - =, H., u,..a .,,,...,;a. .,.,.sr
H. .,od.., ,ha;, ;nJa,,,sdn.s. ,h.,a !.
Ivy, InS' 49, % =. Ih. ian. n,,a,. - 49,. ] Ia.
MI H., -, af,;a;Si, ,,, = o,b., r
80 80 ~ '"o 20 ....,,n., :, C.. ,s. Ill. ~ E,,6
- " TaL.,;...,:1 y .,'a na. ,na,a ,LaI.
M ,h";, I sto-s ;n'on,n,r;snn- ...---
~ ~. . 49,, i,r,,n.,e and aImos,
aa III. ri. w. Lnow or
"Y't. 80 ~, ,aa", /, II, I,s 49,
h' .Ia -. ~ i,:. ,he;, ss,o,o Il, ;n,,;,,,ion
pu p..o.,,;.n "n ;,,a;.;,, IA ,o;.,,,iva md
'"d .,ho no,,ld h.,s n,,,, oGF;ce. a sc, un,
H. ~. .nn,,;,n,i,, /, uu,,nance of
,hsi, ".,bs ro.ol,a NAT tae lav shall
ha nt.s,od ,Goo,h sil ,.a ,oouay hans
nfOn;n ~, n,,.Soa sosips, ,ber,. The
rand"a ;n,s,eo, If tbs State have Maid
III" ,%b"o;, 49, IS ,,-es mos, cbeerfpIlv
la,a,of~,o T,bs,. i M ,ea,c, wby
,nna aho,,ll i, ,s,,le ., r..;,,,oce ~
'm,3o ma 10 ,,S ~ ,no,. ,b.n ,bev .hopId---
y, :, ,e.si r ;uo,s ,b,a rnoo;ed man nav.
IN, '';,;-aa. 80 ah,, conm,en.nc., ~
ra,.;hIo ,.a;,,on.s wb;Is o,,, Cnn,,s sya
~. s.''. ~ Nv, ..o,.,i,,,,;on .raI,a,sd !. :
rp, p," ,,ro, n his s,s,a.-snd deserves ,he
h,nmd g,he,e !, n, o,bsr lan,onOe To-
ba % n.aa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

A WIRES REByKE-t,fs a man and
wife oae2" asked The wife Of a certain
gentleman il a STATE Of s,upefatiou, as
she was holding his aching head in both
hands. ayes, / suppose so,'was The res
ply. Wellihen,' said shesI'l came homo
drunk las, night, and ougbt;io be- asham-,
ed Of myself This back handed re5uka
from long suffering bur atfeclionate wife,
effectually cured him Of bis drinking pro.
pensity, "a eH gliisGe9 lo eal'alsi ssi
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

The city Of Chicago has jus. decided
by popular vote to have tunnel, cons
suuc,ed under the river there, 10 super-
cede ,hebrdges al present used. The
latter cosi$l2,00 to build and The exs.
pense of repairs and tenders for 1855
was about $1,000 for each, It's ihoughll
ihats in len years the, tunnel will prove .
saving Or money 10 the city, bssidSa
abolishing the bridges.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

Nor Ban Some California papers do
no, use the old stereotype headings as is
prac,sed in the Atlantic States. Mar
rages appear under the head of "Risky
ventures;'' Deaths are celled "Depar-
,ures;p while Divorces are called "Cleat-
ances." Each one of the three having
as common a place in the papers as do
Deaths and Marriages here at home.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

40, Mary dear, my heat, is breaking.
as Il indeed Mr.. Closefsi? so much the
better for you" Why 50, my idol?'--.
Because when, It's broken out-and-onL,
you may sell Of the pieces for guns
R'nts,"