Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
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ator are Mileage, Postage and Patronage.
Wanted-The strop which is used to sharpen
the waters edge. .t.t'
A rustic Snowman advertises the pencil
with which Brittania ruled the wave.
The Red River (Canada) mail came through
with four papers, carried by five men.
In Louisiana during July more than 200
persons were killed by sun-stroke.
Wanted-a dime from the moon when she
changed for the last quarter.
"Death loves shining mark" Gentle
men with branded noses will take notice.
Fulton-street, New York, is to be repaved
with the Belgian pavement.
The German Sunday papers of New York
publish about $1,000 copies.
1t is said that rattle-snakes are quite plenti-
full in the woods in South Jersey, several OF
them having been recently captured.
The surplus wheat crop of Wisconsin is
estimated to be worth from fifteen to twenty
millions of dollars.
| During the past financial year, the English
Excheuuer obtained conscience money" to
the amount of &l6,4Ss. ..
The postage rate by the Overland Pony
Express has been reduced to 50 30 per
| quarter ounce. ...
Jacob Baron, a Frenchman, hung himself
near New Albany, Ind, the other evening.
He was only twenty-four years OF age. &.
Peter Smith committed suicide by hanging
himself in the Lowell (Mass.) station-house,
the other morning.
Particular lady-"Is your veal really fresh,
| sir?n "Honest butcher boy-"Yes'm, twas
born and killed yesterday
The wife of ex-constable Simon Keith, Of
| Sutton, Mass, drowned herself in q well
near'he residence few nights ago.
| The original manuscript of "Gray's Elegy
in Country Churchyard" was lately solo
at auction, in London, for fl00 sterling.
In Monson, Mass, the census taker dis
covered pretty little girl of fifteen married
to man Of ffty-ssven.
I The mission school at San Francisco, Cal.
. netted 81, 725 from Rev. T. S. Kings oration
on the Fourth of July.
/ A.census taker in the region of Presqu'
Isle, Me-, don't take the initial or middle
names-"to save s0riting."
!, The Memphis Avalanche says that city j
in such bad condition that it actually need
a vigilance committee.
Tho or,bodox Church edifce in Bridge
water, Mass, was destroyed by fire the othe
: day. The loss is about $700; no insurance
7, 60 as,;rooted that there ara a 600 600 fe
male al 10 snnfF-taSers vr in in the United States
a 600 600 who are the slaves of filthy vice
y The Chicago Zouaves it is said, will realiz
! S srS;h;tious thew gave in New York, Bosto
: and Philadelphia.
unu &c vorra man ara making
a tna cohpSny .crr ~ thyrounS PannsvIvanis Tbe
psraTs p n,'t NIGHTS and are having good tim
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have 'he WIN, mnUi0 ;vo nm he visit IN sigbt of N
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IL The Duke of Chsrtres and the Count I
Paris have just arrived in Constantinopl
: They have been travelling 'n'og. throug
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