davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
FARM FOR SALE!

A FINE Farm of excellent land, IyiH
a six miles east OF Dayton, on the Y,ll1
spalnsS Fo"a' OF sale at low usures anu IeasuLs Al
Lhsfe are seventy acres under cultivation, n
remslndeF being Lesviiy tImbeIeu. ILeiyl, l.. ul
or ~ large bearing tTeys OF gUuu iinI, A 49,,
shs spr'hs a1or-'ing Iunniug WAt,r ioi Btogk. b
siues wen ol good NAieT, At The ht ust; iti, e.
WIN quarry OF good limestone IN wht.lt "A
10 wen "ri ahged aud has on IL guou Iei c, s.
rae slthatoh rs healthy, and II Is altoK, q err
enSapesi Atd most desirable iarni nov CneIei 4
sale IN this pat OF T. q country
For iur her particulars, cali On
M, p. NOLAN,
iy1 "'N At'''h,9 a. hw'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
PAEMs,

Wo HANDSOME and highly improve6
farms, lying ABOUT miles north Of the oitv. "a
40 es each. CITY FRUPhRTY viii be tnLe55 i'' \.
part payment. AL,U Wv "~0H :"
oo,n, @oIes % IN hnne OK County, not FAR from th,
oount eat, and three iOurtha Of mile om a rail-
.onu staton 100 acres improved, balance eNeeil,n
Nmner Very hne land, and Will be sold AZ a bsr.
bNh' ALSO
l20 acres one mile north yest Of ITntop ci,, 49,,
tnpIoteHi pTi creek running through the cpnire /.
never lnliing "attr, large arm, good beafinT a.
chdrd, springs, SO. 'Hs Oi-
ALSO,
~ acres In Darke county, part good thinner. goo,
land. No ! barn, panied, sf.,t Gn,,"n soou
down, balance on long time. Ni'oO
ALSO,
a hnmher OF other farms vArinuslv located a. A all
yer cheap toReth4r with Ia ee hnnn, : ~ Si ~
ols " properly Of every description
1N GHAS. T.. LARKR sd ST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

Messrs. Morse, Kennedy and Turner.
The company xpect to commence the is
suing of policies Immediately The advan.
tagos of such an organization as this, to the
farming community, are too apparent to re .
quire explanation. The Directors are ali
person lily we'll known throughout the coun.
~, aud their character cannot fail to inspire
the most entire confidence that the business
of the company will be safely and honestly
conducted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
VEWasteM,

A SITUATION, by married man. 4
= II 4 whoisssis o. Retail crossy ana Ibo-
Js w. .'' W. b, Enpils on..s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
PROF. BLOCK,
MANUFACTURERS OF A NEWLY INVENTED AND
Improved Spectacle,
9es9s;i

X RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens of
Dayton anf vicinity, that he has taken
,oms az No. s, IllIps House, where he offers ior
ish saie ~ nv IACLks OF every variety of metal and
quahtyi also the pure and genuine
BRAZILIAN PEBBEE,S
Superior to any other in use These asses can be
nssu or tae grestest length OF time, either by day
the state 0t the eyes and never oausrs that eiddi
mess tue hea ', unpleas tut nsation to tine eyes
tntt ta many experience from using the common kind
OHr tenu @ 70 Htengthen and improve The sight.
Ihe Sp etaele Lehs in comm on use. termed d. ubIe
convex nave but one focug, and that being In he
Sehtte NOW as he eys rolling from side TO side
ps uepsr from TINS point it ia affected the distoT-
tions lnellentj AMI occasions la weak e es Eatigne
and pain an In strong eyes more Fl Ieouent cha1Sc
o. glfss tor those Of higher power than is caueed b
the simple ittening OF the eye by age; or to use-
the th t iIn tua5e many the eye grow oide CoulN
the glass Attached to the O so as To move WIN
~ or the hetd he made to turn and areommodste
the blght' Whue the eyes remain Fixed the double
convex ems would not be objection 80 nut AZ
pishe1, an easter method 10 remedy this important
eeiect IN al hitherto constructed heps TO the dc
ieetlVe human viRion Is desirable. This end Ia OH
tatne IN these 81 tsseH which, having not only cen-
ttNl ioo 8, out, tor all practical purposes, one
throughout, the objection above named Is entirpIv
opViRtedi as they will enable the wear er 10 perre,y
90 ects atever angle of vision with all the correct
ness OF the atural he tthy ght. All glasses hold
Oy nun wiz be scientifically adjusted BY means of
an Opumetro of his own Invention
fIot Blockg thorough knowledge of the ANATOMY
CI the YAriDns Pathological changes OF the humAh
eye enables him not only rdApt elnsses heat fitted
~ examining the to select such as are moet et
Aoie the eve being o delicate an organ, we can.
not o TOO caufiol In the selection of Spectsces
plorahle consequences
- ne ProiessOr will only remain for a few dAvs-
inereioree come ht once and give me a call. jy-6lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
Sealed Proposals

w ILL be received at the Office of the
-, Secretary OF the Board OF Education of ths
Wy o. aytoal until the lblh day OF August ,Sss
nshing NE schools nth s0e sords OF good
asS1iy oa eugsr Tree nrewood Bida ust b for not
bisder. - 80 '~"e"'
Dy order Of the Board Of Educatioh
bS-aS"H A. A, bUTTERFlELD, see'y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
Prices Reduced /!
WANTED

1( AGEN 3, with S35 Cash Oapital, 10
- engage In III b 81 paying business now before
me peopl honorable ant all, mapssed I,st.
fom 70 20 opefd y, Gle r OF expenses An ons
oi ousiness, and wants get rich see an
me me country arive good hors- and bng9 10 10
aises feAk Aad become great man, (say In money
10 insure an AnHN er. send stamB
Rs-Satistaction guaranteed, OF moaey re6,nd.a
-, a.. SAktEL LA X, Gin o.
S'"'" ~ Dayton Post-Ofnce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
BAGS, BAosI

! 4U0 ? and q bush. Stark Mills Bag,
ne,. IA ,reeelVed this day. We can Anpply shin
khSi at the cheap each store OF "" FlS-
,r,,., JOHN, VAN DOREN Co,
JN'' "a NO 90, cor. ain and "a Ste
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

oFFsoa or pOsLioarioss
Empire Badmy. Third sl. South sds bs.. Main Jefferson
Tg RNaa,
BY MailiB. .ooper yearin advance.
" cents por Wook, payable - tho carrier.
s'ne'eoopien'putnp In wrapperas Boonta.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
ATTACHMENT

SIEPHEN d, JON ES VS.. f. W. Smith Be.
nI lore James Turn T, J. p, Of Dayton TOWNSHIP.
Montgo" cry county, ohio. 'f'
IN ihe 10th day OF June, A n. 1859 said Justica
Issued an order OF attachment in the above setion
1909 - Nv ''i nearing August 9th,
Dayton, July 9th, 1859. Two d,v,v,v,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
snALIp PRopoaALa

WILL be received at the CITY CIorL' .
onice until July 90 1859, for grading ana s,,,
thg the drain from hridse str ct to n ird street
~ the loot OF the ieVee So a. me cit- ,.tt
70 sen the stone now on the euiverfs Of Ti,"t sn
Tor said stone until July 90 IsbS ~ '0ei'eu
, der OF City Council
IJtHu a. A. BuTFERFIE D., CITY Clerk
journal and Cazetta cor,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

FiRE.-JusL no We wets g"iug u press I 10
broke out between the ceiling aud roof Of a oh,
kitchen attached TO the house occupied by M
Beard, on 4th st. just east Of the Baptist ohuch.
1t was put out by buckets before the engine,
could get there.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
BE0CEbeg.Tles!
Stone Ware.

Stone Ware.
lust received, Stone Jugs, Milk. Cream
and Butter Jars, Churns, &c.; sizes being from
to gals.
HEoKLER, REMLEY & MAXToN.
1Q0 DOZ Glass Fruit Cans, "lmproved." 4"
90 uN q m g g WIN t Tin SI'Ss; Tnns
Just received at
HEC KLR. REMLEY & MAXToN's.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co, of
Montgomery County.

A company with the above title has Just
been organized in this county for the pur {.
pose Of insuring farm property, exclusively,
from loss or damage by fire.
The first meeting of the cOrporators was
held on the 18th of June uit The organi-
cation is now completed with the following
oficers:
President, Henry Morse, Vice President,
Samuel Rohrer; General Agent Jacob 4.
Pugsley; S cretary Treasurer and Attor-
ney Geo. w. Houk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

II. Morse, Jefferson Patterson, John w.
Turner, Jacob i. Pugsley, Samuel Rohrer,
Herb,rs S. Williams, SOhn Kennedy, Robt
g. McEwen, and Daniel Kiser.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
Manufacturers
zOOEs y sLzTCIb69aerav
FoR sA = AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Monday, August lat 1870

On Monday, August lst, 1859.

Rf virtue Of chauel mortgage. and 8
- - power to sell, made to the underlined bv Rnh,s
Dutton they will offer NJ public auction on
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 26, 1853

CouRTEsY MISTAKEN FOB INDRcusoY.-An
Eoglish gentleman arrived at . change s-house
In 0sterdale late one evening, and was lucky
In obtaining the only spare bed. Presently,
when he was on the point Of retiring to rest,
Norwegian lady also arrival, intending to
spend tho night there. What was to be done2
Like q gallant Englishman, as hs was, he i'm
mediately offered to give up his bed to the
"unproteoted female" who was mistress of
little English, y eef. Ca
"Many thanks; but what will you do, sir7"
"Ohl will take chair for the night"
AT this answer the lady bIushed, and darted
out Of the room, and in few minutes her
cariole was driven off in the darkness.
What could be the meaning of i'll The
PEASANTS wife soon after looked into the room
with knowing sort Of look at the English
man. He subsequently discovered the key to
the enigma. The lady thought he said "he
would take q share" and was, Of course,
nightly offended. So much for smattering
Of foreign language. ..
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26
Three Days Later from California.

NEW York, December "a The steamship
Baltic from Aspinwall the lTth, with q. ifornia
.,dvioes OF the ith inst, arrived here this morn.
She brings upward Of sl,.Oo,cSo in treasure. Tho
trip through from Sal, Frencisco was made In eigh
zen days aud twenty hours The U. 8. mail and
steamer Northern light, were lying at Paname
when the Baltic sailed The frigate Roanoke and
sayine and the steamship Relief arrived at Aspin.
The U. s. steamer Lancaster a ID saranae, an tn.
slo0p'o war Leyant,. .ere at Panama.
IN, newsi from California has been mostly anticipa
The principal consignees Of the Baltc's treasure
are: Messrs; Wells, Fargo q Co.. $lsoOfO; American
Money, had come 10 ,sparingly from the country
hence necessity has Been felt ia trade though the
market is kept easy BY better supply In the hands
Of the capitalists. Trade had been dull throughout
the fortnight, and an extremely depressed tone per
General Kibbee had succeeded in capturing over
six hundred Red River Indians. comprising almost
the entire tribe, who had made 50 much trouble ip
the northern part OF the State They are to be placed
.UTH AMERICA.-The dates from Valparaiso are
to November brought by III, United States frigate
Lancaster to Panama. Business at Valparaiso was
improving. The Republic was quiet. The affairs
between Peru and Ecuador still remained unset.
tied. Castillo had granted the latter armistice
for forty days, at the close Of which unless salts.
factory settlement was made, he would enter Guaya
quill and commence hostilities. The Rcuadorians
nave an army OF s. .IU0 men, TWO Peruv1an friRatee
were anchored off Peru. ID "a, -rs',.,. - I
The Governor Of Guayaqull had stopped the Bati.
more Gas,works, because the proprietors refuse te
light the city on his own terms The company had
consequently abandoned the works after laying out
$1,000 ,Ff1. i.l6 afI.If ..4v .'t ,IE 49,
Adyices from Guatemala state that Beverly Clark
our Minister to that country had protested energet
ically against the terms of the treaty recently en-
tered into. between. England and Guatemala, az
being palpable violation Of the Clayton Bulwel
Treaty. - az. .eI- ..ss ..yT
Mr.. Dimitry, our Minister to Costa Rica, was al
last accounts in Nicaragua sick Of the fever. w
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

Ii
members on this floor. II impeaches the honor OF
gentleman 70 recall Il. HN ''N -
recall, Will do it Without being asked. Applause
IN In tne gaIeInsl the VIII Just keep cool
edy T ba dare a .ne ne 0eisr charged M
sixty.eigbt members Of the last Oonsress-many % Of
what he had right to believe aud suppose that
Just Az Daa anu as GamnaDle. lCries OF Goodl' and
Tue Clerk said he gave notce yesterday that II the
rules q tae hose were again violated ~ ms sp
pause t u ane gseres ne would eai upon tne oiceIs
VI th the bs 70 E ~ ~ tneGe
aanr ns 70 casu upon tne ana Door
Keeper 70 perlo'm tneir dnty
,ang nere enshsa scene Oh consaoerapie S9hiaslon
while others hoped that such course would not by
srvsS IN @ tne gaderes could pc 3D.
e%clsimed ionV wif laave n aae III;
co Aras Nv passea up az Iapia pace out ol tne main
aUor s o. sne House TO intercept him Finally order
was Thn reshCreo. G,sre ....a.... a.
Wy Se,n statea thas was noI ms iaientlon 70
iaS h cesrsa o. many orderly persons
nositon that a Sad WAS aS pSeeans pS 70 w
ana had nsad strono snas ~ aas f 10
of MAXIM II in waV rom Wb}ch thara ~
escape and to vnScate tha nsnocrat5c ;a ~ ~,
TonSe from tSe asuarsons css sro ie tnt
10 time OF ina trns With fhe organ i,at,nn " ~
body: he said again that when Trey came here @ un-
their duty 10 raise tbe suestion whicS Vas rassd h
| the eentieman from MiSsomri Ttjlsrk and bs va
Glad 10 see that ths honoraSja santlsmsn from, Tou
showed becoming aensibiiify' Ia knaw hnw uVma be
1Curtis feIt unon That subt nor Aid he maor ~ ~
anythine dishonnraI,s hi mp ~ MI th at;u nv
whsther he wond yoe for nan for nt
GER who had indorseG ia lnctr;na. ~ t%a ~, Snn
hook ~ A"A m 'M''''u M 'he ao''''"'s Vi 'no neipei
Mr.. Curtis replied that tho oent,sman knaw ho
would not, and he beIieysd ia knsw thst the bnnor
asssut mnom ths r;aSt wgna hot sanction an,
State 'poN '"' i'sn'S VI 'irsih'a' vi any otnei
| He mi.undarstood t,o oo,.,o,,,. ,,o, H.,
osnflemen aeronsv hiioa ne th @ no. spSpposy sn
member WAS 40 inssnsihIs ~ bnnor as W r
into this Wousa anv ona X id re- rno " oaae
couptenance Snc5 % a o"trao ha ~ ssrtea @ ~ o.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December A.-The follow.
Ing correspondence has been received by the Phila
Ielphia Union Meeting Committee: ii0

PHILADELPHIA, December A.-The follow
ing correspondence has been received by the Phia-
delphia Union Meeting COMMITTEES: tla
"RIoHMokp, VA, December 23
"JAMEs 3. GIBBONS, ESQ.,: Dear Sir-By order Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia, send copy of their
resolutions to yOu expressing cordial response to
the patriotic citizens Of Philadelphia, on the pre-.
sentaton Of flag inscribed with their loyal devo-
tion to the Union framed and the Constitution as
construed by the fathers Of the Republic. With
heartfelt c0ngl atulatiOn upon these evidences OF
amity, am, sir, with sincere respect for you per.
sonalty, your obedient servant, 500 FF- la
isignedl rsI 7lfT I"HENRY A. WISE"
WnEaEAs, A large number of the patriotic citizens
of Philadelphia have presented to the Common
wealth Of Virginia flag inscribed with an express
sion Of their loyal devotion to the Union es framed
and the Constitution a. construed by the fathers Of
Resolved by the General Assembly of Virginia.
That we gratefully accept this beautiful gift as re-
newed evidence Of the devoted patriotism of that
heroic band Of NorthernC conservatives who have 80
long maintained an equal conflict with the assailants
of rights and the enemies of peace, and that
wherever fortune may invite fate impe In the fu
ture, Virginia will cherish with affectonate graft
tude the memory of those who 90 bravely encounter
the rowns OF faction, and 80 nobly defy tho fury Of
Resolved, That the Governor of this Common
wealth be reQeested to communicates copy of these
resolutions to james s. Gibbons, Esq, Of Philadel
phia. tisf.
lsisnsdl WIN. +. GORDON, Clerk.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

JEALOUSY AND REvOLvRRs IN ARKANSAS
RENCouNTER BETWEEN THEATRICAL MANAGER
AND AN AoT0R.--Mr. Turnbill, manager Of the
theater at Little Rock, Arkansas, having had
cause recently to be jealous of his wife, whom
he suspeot,d Of showing extreme kindness to
an actor of his company, Mr.. Conner, in
vited the player TO his hotel, and there con
frontsd him and the guilty wife. Turnbill
drew revolver and Conner did likewise, and
both fred several shots without effect, the re-
ports Of firearms and the screams Of the wife
summoning crowd Of guests, who interfered
and prevented bloodshed. S'-s ca z-a.-
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

HEROIC CHILD-A LITTLE GIRL SHOT DEAD
BY HER BROTHER.--A little girl, daughter of
Mrs. Cole, residing near Memphis, Tenn, was
playing with her twin brother day or two
since, when he, in childish sport, seized gun
standing near, and pointing it at her accident
ally pulled tho trigger, and the entire load
passed into the. little girls throat. She only
had time to utter the words, "Brother didn't
do it," and fell dead on the doorstep. Heroic
child, so anxious was she to shield her brother,
whom she feared would be believed guilty Of
crime, that she died with pious falsehood on
her linsi dNEE 4 .A.a t.La
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

DESPERATE APERAY IN KESTUCKY--0NE
MAN SHOT DEAD AND Two OTHERS DANGER
OUsLY STARBsD.--A number of small boys
were playing in Lockport, KY, on Sunday,
when man named Roberts commenced hit
ting them with meal bags. An aged gentle
man, named Downs, standing by, took the
part of the boys, and advised Roberts to stop,
when the latter drew large knife and struck
Downs in thealeft side Of the cheat, tho knife
penetrating the lunss. Downs then shot
Roberts through the heart, killing him In
stantly. A brother Of Downs was also very
badly stabbed by some one in the crowd.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26
Meeting of Opposition Delegates.

WAsHINeroN, December 2s--ll p. M.--Dslegates
fully representing ths American. Whis s9d Union
discusslon Of conversational Character the follow
ing resolution was adopted: ia'i
empowered and requested, In conjunction with the
Chairman Of the National Central American Com
Committee, to call National Union Convention for
the nomination for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency Of the United Staes and to issue
address, seem expendient for them TO do to the
people Of the United States suggesting the mode Of
electng delegates to the said Convention and setting
forth the reasons which made the present Union
movement Indispensable to the perpetuity Of tn.
Government. -
The meeting was harmonious and unanimous In
b ika act{nu
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

BEQuEsr OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Thomas W. Parmlee, of West Bloomfield,
Ontario County, New York, by, q willmade in
1855, after providing for the support of his
widow, and making some small legacies, be-
queathed his real estate to the school fund Of
Connecticut, to be conveyed on the death Of
his hi wife, (now about seventy years of age,
The property is worth about $4,000.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

A FoRE1aN OPINION OF You've AMERIcA.--
A recent traveller IL America records the fol-
lowing snecdote: fg
"Jack, }" said man to q lad just entering
his teens, "your father is drowned"
"Darn IT," replied the young hopeful, "and
he's got my knife in his poeket."
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

STARTLINs SCENE ON THE STAGE.--At the
Toward Athenebm, in Boston, last Thurs
day llght, while Mr.. Hardenburgh was per-
forming his part in the play Of the "Iron
Mask" he suddenly threw up his bands, and
exclaiming, altogether out Of tho text: "Oh,
my God I Eh.,ll 60 crazyl" staggered to the
wings, and fell senselsss in an appopliotic.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

WHAr MOST MAIDsNs ExPEcT.-Two old
maids, conversing with q young lady, who
was about to be married, one exclaimed,
petulantly: "Well, If you will do i, you will
have to bear the responsibility" "Certainly,
I expect TO-" was the significant reply. ,,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

SINGULAR AooIDEsT.-Thomas 0'Donnell,
engineer at Patrick Donahoe's printing eatab-
Iishment, in Boston, was lately caught be-
tween the wheel and the bed Of the engine,
and 80 firmly that it stopped the machinery.
1t became necessary to remove the wheel to
extricate him from his psrilous situation.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

RELIGIOUS ,CoNsIsTEsoY. Thomas
Whittemore tells story Of his having atten-
ded church to hear an eminent divine, and the
subject of the morning discourse was, "Ye
are children of the devil." He attended the
same church in the afternoon, when the text
was, "Children, obey your parents"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

ANOTHER JoEE BY "BLAoK ToM."-While
Tom Corwin was breakfasting at Browns, on
Tuesday morning, the conversation turned
upon the nomination Of Gen. Scott at the
Union Meeting in this city. In reply to o
question how it would be received, member
from Alabama replied that the South would
regard Scott's nomination as worse than Sew
ards. Mr.. Corwin promptly replied: ~ think
so, too; he is fighting man." 1t is needless
to say the member did not pursue the sub.
iact,-M. Y. TribNne. ll.LI l.L--
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26
Union Meeting in washington.

WASHINGTON, December "a The Union
meeting in this city last night was attended BY from
four TO- hve hundrad persons. RESOLUTIONS were
offered deuunciatsry Of the fire eaters Of the South
aud fanatics of the North and proposing as remedy
for the present evils that the people rally around the
Constitution and the Union. substitute was
offered to the effect that such meeting was inop-
perfume and unnecessary.
The majority favored the latter resolution. Much
confusion prevailed throughout the proceedings and
the asssmIsgs separated In disorder to the sound Of
q full band
he falling Of the speakers platform, with mum
her Of HsntlSmsn thstson, was among the incidents
Of thS kettin6. p 'ii' Jahi sI-tIT Z =,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

DEFERRINa IT TO LATE DAY. AT what age
should girl marry? When she has had
enough of flirting, knows how to got decent
dinner, and has made up her mind to accept
the trials, as well as pleasures, of her new
relations, whatever they may be, with that
fortitude a good woman always manages to
muster. II all this were necessary very few
"girls" would ever marry. 'E'
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

A Huer STEER.-A steer raised in Vermont,
called the "Great Eastern," has been pur.
chased by Boston man, to be sent to En-
gland. He weighs over 1000 pounds, al
Though far, from being fat. It is thought ne
will carry 400 pounds Of flesh In addition 10
his present weight. of" t-t E'r-s
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

AN lEAeLr SHor In RHODE IsLAND.-Nr.
Isaiah Sulls, of Little Compton, shot an eagle
last Wednesday Of f,the' bald species, meas.
'uring nine and half feet from uptohp Of
wings, and Weighing upward Of one hundred
and three pounds Hewas killed on the wing
at one hundred and seventy-aye yards.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

GoOp TO HAVE ENEMlEs.-It ts good thing
to have enemies. No man who 10 good for
any ything is without enemies in this world;
and the more he has Of them, the more sure
you may be that he is worth cultivating as .
friend. | .n
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-26

SUICIDE IN CLRvELAsD.-Durwin 3. Elmer,
merchant of Cleveland, having become half
insane from morbid religious theories, hung
himself in his store in that city on Tuesday
evening last. -ru-,, ....u-s- ...s.- r-