Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-19
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Buried in the mould-tallow.
A memoir of Theodore Parker is now being
written by the Rev. Mr.. Weiss.
Hawthorne is said to be engaged in writ
ing romance of English life. .|
The number of voters in the United States
may be set down at 100000.
The range of sensible woman's duties is
a good deal wider than kitchen range.
The frstpart of the Gape of Life-Cribb-
age.
The world, though rough, is, after all the
best schoolmaster-b than study, for it
makes man his own teacher.
The "Jupon Multiple" is the name of the
latest invented Paris petticoat, which does
away with all hoops and crinoline.
The. cradle in which Henry Clay was
rocked, was recently exhibited at Fair in
Virginia. u .il.t-. t|t
At recent ball in Laporte, CAL, "ladies'
and gentlemen were requested at the door
togive up their deadly weapons. t
A Mr.. Lieber, his wife and six of their
children, recently died in Lebanon County,
Penn, of the typhoid fever.
Rarey, the horse-tamer,, has accumulated
not less than $4,000 by his exhibitions and
schools in Europe.
Garibaldi is said to look very pale and
haggard from the weight of his cares, but he
continues as energetic as ever.
In Philadelphia, since the I'd of July, 1860,
about {, 1000 births have been registered at the
office Of the Board of Health. -r
A glutton at Oyster Point, Conn, ate bushel
of oysters, last week, as fast as an expert
negro could open them.
Fort Monroe (Old Point Comfort, Va.,) is
now said to be rendered one ofthe most for
midable fortresses in the country. 81
An Albany dandy bet his glossy black Z
naoustache on the Presidential election He
| lost il, and looks pale and forlorn.
Edward Everett lectured in Lowell, Mass,
| Wednesday evening, on "The Early Life of
Franklin" and attracted an immense house.
1t is only in France that all men take off
their hats when funeral passes them in the
streets-a beautiful and poetic customl
Urgent attempts are being made to get up
a fresh "lung" in New York city by con-
structing Five Points Park. .
! In Alabama the penalty for sending a chal-
lenge to fight duel is two years imprison-
\ ment in the penitentiary.'
Sir Charles NRpier's illness has taken a
favorable turn, and the London Times says
that there are strong hopes of the gallant Ad-
mirals speedy recovery. Il NaL
At the sale of paintings belonging to the
estate of the late Charles NJ. Leupp in New
York, a landscape, by Cole, entitled "The
Mountain Ford, !" was sold for 1876.
Alfred G. Holcomb has made On improve
ment in electro-magnets which promises to
enable telegraphic lines to be worked with
considerable less power than now.
A fencing match is soon to come off in
Chicago, Ill, between Surgeon De Villiers,
of the Chicago Zouayes, and Horn, of Pitts
burg, noted swordsman.
Every drop of milk brought into Paris is
tested at the barriers by the lactometer, to
see if the 'iron tailed" COW has been guilty
of diluting it. .av.
On Friday four of the conYicts at Michigan
City, Indiana, who we're engaged on the out
side work of the new prison, made their es
cape from the officers.
! ThewilI of T. D. Rice, comedian, has beer
admitted to probate in New York. The de
ceased bequeathed all his property to hi
four children.
Caligula used the whip with his own hand
even upon people who by talking too loudly
at the theafer, spoift his enjoyment of tn
piayers. Served them right.
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The uncommerGiai !rapeierf wf r,s,ilJ WnlSn nav nav
p9 apPeare9d III in s,;aos.s am H' ~" 1''"''' ""'
acnie'eu ho Su0'o00' ...,. y-.t
A Mrs. R. B. Harrington, the mother Q
three children, eloped, a day or two age
; from Oonneaut, in this State, with kobeI
Maxwell, youth fifteen years her junior.
] A fast youth who had a faster mistress
\ recently swindled his employers, BoyC
: Brothers & Co., a Baltimore dry-goods housl
out Of 81 600 or $4,000
( A small child while left alone in Pbile