The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-13
PEN AND SCISSORS.

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~-The Idler, the Loungur, the Spectator,
the Rambler and tho Tstler are all classical
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NSWithin the past week large and rich
deposits Of lead ore, valued at from one to two
hundred thousand dollars, has been discovered
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&F If you see q squsll arising in the
luttltude OF your mistress, double ner cape
with your loft arm, and let your lips drop
anchor on her own
~R. O. Russ, editor OF the Brownsville,
Tenn. Journal, while on late visit TO oov-
ington, in that State, entered the lions den
with Herr Dfesbach. s.h
ass-r. 4. s.,d t,h.. tba Ta,t.rs invita- a man
| TO drink, by pulling his ear. In this country
| the Same means are sometimes used to enforce
a man to pay for what ho has already drank.
a~-A r.,,, h,.r a,;u;nr r,., .oro
a. sa,d. %n th ma.t saL pJdr.s,;ne p%au %
a smart girl engaged in shsaving, exclaimed,
"Arah, my darling, wish was in jail for
stealing ye" t@"st ss9f. IH3#4
a.M.s n..a,,, u;s. ~ ~. narh. of
~ a,.at @ a",o, d;sa a. s"nds,lsnd m Gland a
q few days ago, having been On actress sixty
Ave years. She Is the last Of the name con-,
nected with the stage. AZ O.,
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ir, IrwIrss h;,tS hv nuhI;c % aadrass IN his lie
character and gsniua, to be delivered by W.
O. Bryant.
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@ Wm. q. Voupland, OF new orleans,
| gave his pistol to fellow policeman, rev
days ago, asking him at the same time to shoot
1im' Inc SmasAa Ponooassn u'o 90 anu 0''p'"nu
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M@Thoughts are the FIRST born, the bios.
SONS Of the soul, the beginning Of our strength,
whether for good or evil, and they are tho
greatest evidencssfor or against the man that
can De'
/ raa- Affections are called by some "the
mother Of virtue" Manssseh,s chain was
more profitable to him than his crown. Luther
could not understand some Scriptures till he
was in sf1iotion..
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shsar. ia S;dnaI Smith mso ;o;nsd w.
asthar .hs .hsn n.nrot ha ..rsrstad ofton
gSav;n. S 'Ir IN onnosits 2 % d;rsot;ors H. vss alwsv.
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g@ On Saturday, November 10, the French
Emperor gave grand shooting party IN the
grand PARK OF Compiegne. me game Kilied
amounted to nine hundred and thirty mead.
The Emperor and Prince DC Metternicn
brought down the greatest number.
@3 From the pen Of, George Sand has ap-
peared now work, entitled Legsndes Rustisues,
containing sketch OF the popular 'uperstitlons
OF the peasantry OF France: Ine nooK is en-
beiiished with numerous filiuatranons, drawn
by Nd. maurice sand, son Of the author.
Ng-Rev. William Berry, Rector Of st. Mat
thew's (oolored Episcopel) Church, has been
triA in Detroit and fined $50 for attempting
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