, 1859-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

~ufSCELL1.S.E0U6 ITE.M6.
How TO PrSIsu A WoxAS-NH1prxR--3f |
attention was attracted to the appearance If q
man who waited Oh the table during dinner; his
dress % was more t9at Of d country gentleman
sad and subdued. found nv eyes continually
wandering toward this individual, whose mari-
ner disquieted me, Tor be moved about YEARLY,
rs If his task was weary one
:. Alter dinner the superintendent asked me If
had observed the waiter
"Ies. Who is he: Who is he's"
The richest man in Eastern Paraguay, IL
has very large, well stocked estancia."
=" And Jet is here as seryant1"
Yes he was guilty Of the uugaliant oct Of
whipping woman. and the President has de-
graded him to be a servant at the iron works lie
large sum, or its equivalent in cattle -
summary administration of the law in Para
guay.-(Pnges L. Plata and Paraguay.
PoR7nArr or FAsSr FEnx.-AN. Y. corres-
pondcnt says:
II met Fanny Fern upon Broadway, yester-
day, leaning upon the ain, Of her beloved james
He is tall, cadaye1ous individual, with hmelan-
choly expression, and eyes askcw- but with
good expression, withal. Fanny has passed her
hcyday; me longer Young is 2tnhiped upon
that care-worn lace. 4 sanguine temperament,
large perecptive faculties. sandy, wusy hair,
faotueaa pson1a maAt;1.x -. ~ =; P,..a ar
| What stranre Ioof;n1 wo,nan nr r. ;s n
MARKED hnt ,,of n h,d Ira T. s.-.. - h,xr
Eno,vn som,e h;ttpr th;I"s ore,;sh 3nr.- .oif.
! trda r "a M xhnI1E 1oaJ nn,1 - son;d M
be entirely bad. It hints at ucliness-it sug-
| gests its nobility. 1t is self.assured, hut not
| vain proud, but not naughty. 1t says, / hnye
| lived more wears than are recorded for me-
| Her daughter, woman grown, is in appearance.
4 fine second edition Of herseiE''
| C1,nLrs D,ckr.s-N-e hare so,ce reason to
he1;srr tio, IL Iietens I,s fna1,r 5,.,.Tn,;ned
| not tn revisit thc I;n;1cd States Tie induce
mrnt held ont to him t. said 10 have been
elo,tn)o, for which be was to have read. through
ont The Cnion and in Canada. from Sentem6er
to Misunderstanding expenses also defrayed By
the contractor. Af' plckens IS sag 10 @ hase
,ari,. nosa.1s,oa r." .h'rtar 1oi .Sh;ch h. m,,r-
| poses to read in public prior to its appearance
in print Philadelphla Press
The New BcnroRD TRANCE L1Ser1sr.-The
man who learned seven language. in a trance,
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appeaiea III l'"o''e d. w" oeo'o1e 4nS "'4"
dard Of March II says:
a Mr.. Eordlev. Of Boston, was introduced
and this gentleman told If trance in which he
had been, u III Jeui1ua Witkinson-and out oi
which he came thu master Of sercn languages
He also said thar lis mouth had been touchel]
from On high, anil that he was called to be !
p'vrI %, 81 :. us .o"su .,u,. =. ',. "..
snoE-sky,' which l,s said lie could not interpret
am1 there was no one else in the room who
eonlo'
DEsrEn!7s FIGHT WITH htSAwAf NEGhoEs.-
some tifty miles fran t}.ix CIV. List wceS. ani
brought To the jul Of this city. They escaped
from south Casona planter some month
,her w.r. :,cmrrd sIn1t;n., nm If 1l,c r,rsu
ers, and wonndin. him so badly he will E.sr.li,
recover One ct the nesroes w3s snt III ~ ~
nor ,s ,1a,;e., tra..,,,ag. =, .l':, H.. ;,;,
Jnn:se:N. t:ur:s, '"
DRIVING THEN orf.-1he lattlc hocS ARK
Gazette gives i synopsis Of u bill passed by th
jc,;s1,tu,,. If that St,t, f,r tho .Ynnl,;,, r,
fee nes'oea'
They have until 3anuary, l>i', to dispos
IF their property. and make Other arrangement
for leaving: # they do not 60 then, i is mad
tue duty of SlcT'sfs I" se!ze them and hlrc then
ont to the highest bidder for ono year, ;gssin
49,. =. ~ 49,. r. " ~ ~. i.po' 49,,
'ieis1 ~ ieise tut o'a's' tne pl' rto'lasS t.is'
snsn !lec het.l'es -, ~ "cs:sS ~ ten:i", ~ 1na
snoose u'as.e,s; .nc ss'ut eo".. ''t ,ng ,,e
aPplalseu ana !nv nias!es Ut n':s.esss 1nss mar
edosen pasln; hali taelr ':;lae '''to Tie com"o
SCHOOL l"hu ol 'Ae county
\ LITTLE Cu1Ip Lost IN TUE NorNrAtSs.-Tlt
GETTYSBURG PA, + CumpiIcr uiyes IN account &
the io<s of :, li,,lc bov ronr vc,rs of ooc n 81,
y, "ss' 1u
OF Afs~ os'cf' VI tu'hoeflaha county. 1t
strayed from home, and the whole neighbori,oo
started out OIL the search, securing the Sill
rounding mountain through th. day, :u,t djs
.,.-:.- 1:..h.aa =.
p''ts"'s i'sh.e'4 'o'eAss a's' n'eas' +AAer y"
days and nights, the dead body OF tue little Eel
l,w was discovered nearly nine miles firm
nL- r--:,.
/ come. Inc compiler 'heh aaas:
THE little dog. which had been the child
playmate, and which had accompanied hun i
his lon: aud fatal journey. vas found nestled j
the chil!'s bosom, with lis head reclining On hi
cold and litelcSs turm. The faithful ito. III
tran1ped quite. y path around the lifeless body {
tue sleeping innocent, thus hctraying the aliet