Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-20
NEWS ITRMs


en-" and twenty % one 81 is more angry slill.
A Remedy fOl nts., Die sponge in valsr,
squsezsta dry, lay " % The shelf, spJpkle
sugar on il. and when the ants collect throw
the sponge into hot water.
Sammy. dear boy, what are yon crying fOri''
"Bill hove the Bible at me, and hit me on the
headr well, you are the person in my family
on whom The Bible ever made the slightest i'm,
preston" ...,... I
Mr.. John KuRler, Of Milford. Clermont COM
ty, pays the one hupdredth part Of all the taxes
Of the county, being about eleven hundred dol. !
lars Mr.. Kugler is beyond doubt by far the I
wealthiest man in this county. I
The son Of Henry s. Gum, Of Mississippi, /
ran offtwo weeks ago with his fathers second |
wife The young "son Of gun" has not been
heard Of since.
SAINTS Anna has been formally invited back
into the country; his titles and honOrs and inns
nense estates restored to him by special de-
cree; and an expedition sent 70 meet him on
the sea coast.
The New York Express thinks that the cart
OF lying - VhuuhnAl uNak ANaAhh hhN hAaAhAeN
ture Of War Bulletins. II is difficult to say
which is the more perfect iu the trade-the
French or the Austrains--but we conclude they
are about even. .-..-..... D..
The brig Potomac, At Salem, Mass, last week
brought three Boa Constructors from sierro Le'
one, Of the pure African breed, such as the
early travellers in that delightful country used
to tell large stories about re.. a..r
At an election for City officers Of Washing.
ton City, the Democratic party carried every
} Ward in the City. Know. Nothingism there
/ has been numbered with the things that were
The New York Sun publishes a lengthy ar.
Q tiele stating that Barnum made an effort to
: steal the remains Of Napoleon the Great from
= tho Hospital Of Invalides, Paris, and thought
' ho had them safe in New York, when he dis
. covered that he had been cheated, and that,
: instead Of the Imperial dust, he had possession
/ of an Egyptian mummy.
It The correspondent Of the Daily London
v News reports that the Emperor intends to lay
a the foundation Of large national Ital army ex-
pected in time to swell to the proportion Of no
less than 100000 men. The Tuscan army un
der General Ullop, is the nucleus already
a formed.
n Barnum's creditors don't appear to thinl
"a that great "failure" Of his was entirely total
:, so to speak, when they refuse seventy-6ve pc
cent on unsecured paper to the amount Of S23,
,e 600; or else they have pretty strong coufdenc
in his future prospects. Which is III Perhap
both. ..
The Piedmontese papers state that Oolone
Morelli, after being seriously wounded, wrot
" to his wife the following lines: 81 am cOyere'
le with glory and with wounds; have, feel
r. only few minutes to live, but 1 wish that m
MS last thong ht should be for you aud for M
Dh country"
,ir 1t is stated that man named Clarke livin
h. at jamestown, KY. has had the hydrophobi
M for twelve years aud still lives. He has
:; spasm every day which he relieves by dos
of lobela, and in that way keeps himse
along
About twelve years since, Dr. Gregory, the
= - living in Geneva. New York, lost purse col
tanning 5000, Of which no trace was ever founc
ler until few weeks since, when the Recorder
IL Geneva advertised the money, stating that Il
ny person who had found it had become religion
ch and felt that he could no longer keep propert
III. which did not honestly belong to him.
.,P Mr.. David L. Hamilton, of Richmond, Ont
ie- rio Co., writes to the CsDandAigua Times, tn
lid he has just taken from merino buck q flee
Ike of wool, Of ten months and six days growt
en- which weighed l9poupds And from a ev
is. of the same blood, fleece of one years grow
YER which weighed l6 pounds.
nty Boston paper states that Of 1853 clergym,
is, attending the late anniversaries in that cit
ar- but 70 wore the professional badge, the viii
{ to cravat. The growth of hair on the faces
,ov many of the divines, was another sign that tn
ar are willing to stand as men among men, and
Of find their appropriate distinctions in somethi
~ of more consequence than peculiarities of c.
r. tune.
The Utica, New York; Herald says that
Gates, of Frankfort Herkimer county has ms
during the last eighteen years, about 6 Ass ,Ot
ecu OOO matches, using $3.50, 900 feet of lumber
lent He now makes 2.75O,UO matches daily, mi
pro- ing use Of 500 feet of lumber. He uses 1
I'd of pounds Of phosphorus daily, which is alb
at the amount found in the bones of sin
nee, horse. He has thus used up the skeletons
it'll about 1000 horses.