The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28

"WORNs" ON THE FACE.-An Enghsh eo'-
tor informs a correspondent who signs him.
ssif "A Troubled One" As follows;
Little black specks are occasionally OBJ
served upon the nose and forehead OF some
ind yiduals. These specks, when they exist
illness They are minute corks, II we may use
the term Of coadgulated lymph, when close
the orifices OF the pores or exhalent vessels OF
the skin. On the skin, Immediately ADJACENT
to them, being pressed with the fnger-naiis,
these bis Of coadgulated lymph will CONS
from it in a vermicular form. They are vui-
garry called flesh worms'-many persons
fancying them to be living creatures. Ehese
may be got rid OF and prevented from return
ing by washing with tepid water, by proper
friction with a towel, aud by the application
of a little cold cream. The longer these piles
are permitted to remain in the skin the more
flrmly they become fixed and after time,
when they lose their moisture, they are con
verted into little bony spines, as dense as DTS
ties, and having much Of that character.
"They should be thoroughly but cautiously
squeezed, says another author, and, on re-
firing to rest, paste should be applied to the
part affected. Recipe for the paste: Take All
ounce of powdered bitter almonds, and one
ounce Of barley Hour, and enough honey to
make the above ingredients into paste There
is another and still more simple remedy which
you may prefer. Battle the spots several
times day with lukewarm water and q
sponge-rubbing the sponge over piece OF
soap dis tinci from its cleansing properties
A proud man and an humble one will both
admit that "humiliiy is a virtue" Nothing
is more common than similarity of senti-
meni in opposite characters. l dare say fox
and goose, II they could speak, would both
concur in saying that poultry ought to be well
fed
The Kentucky State Senate has appropria-
ted $1,000 towards the erection of a monu-
ment at the capital of the State, to the memory
of Daniel Boone, the pioneer and the first set
tier in Kentucky.
One Of the latest interpretations of the
character of Hamlet is that he was a gambler
tor he says, "How absolute the knaye is; we
must speak by the card.''
"Dck, why don't you turn that Buffalo rob,
tother side out, The hair side is the warm
est. bah Tom. don't you suppose the ami
NAL knew how to wear his own hide!''
The Chicago Press and Tribune are out in {
strong leader for the nomination Of Abe Lin
coin, as the Republican candidate for thu
Presidency.
1t appears that every dollar coined at thu
branch mint in Georgia costs twelve cents
and every dime coined at the branch in Char
lotte, n. o., costs one cent
A bad hat, taken to an evening party, fire.
quently comes out the next day as good Al
new.
Seeing a cellar nearly finished, a waggisf
fellow remarked that it was an excellent IL un
dation for story.
The Alabama Conference has appropriated
SA0o to the erection of IL tombstone over thu
grave Of Rev John Newland Mafitt
Mr.. Hill, of Duplin county, n. c., was rob
bed OF $500, while seeing the sights in Norfolk
Va, last week.
The Bishop of Michigan received a Christ
mas present of a thousand dollars from hi
paris honers at Detroit
letter from ST. Petersburg of the 2ith ult
says: In Russia a financial crisis, VIII ich i
almost as severe as that in Austria, prevails
Within the last few years 2I0 decoratiy
statues or groups in bronze, marble, or stone
have been placed in the Louvre.
The State prisons of Rhode Island are man II
featuring 100000 pairs of shoes tor French or
ders.
Postage on newspapers at Pixies Peak il
stated by Western paper to be twenty cent?
each.
There are 1Go newspapers published in Mis-
souri,
Garibaldi has NOT been again married. l
was his son.
There were 247 deaths in Philadelphia las
week.
II you lost your nose, what would you d
for another! Take the first that tu,ns up.
Hon RENT.-A hole in the crown {
your hat