Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-20


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What is the worst kind of fare for a man
to live or? Warfare. =
Still above water-The Liquor Dealers
Association. 9T fE -T TE fEE I
"Look out for paint as the girl said when
fellow went to kiss her. t Csc Gsftil
An inspiring sight for .glazier: The early
dawn when II breaks through the windows.
,t'Let me kiss him for his mother" is. iths
song of the ladies where the Prince Of
Wales is travelling. r. ~ Ell . - 3
Photographed five-dollar counterfeit notes
on the New York Bank are plentifully in
Lafayette, Ind, and that vicinity.
DR.. John W. Bellinger, an eminent and
most esteemed physician of Charleston, 5.
c., died in that city recently.
Over 5000 has been collected at Newport,
r. J.. for Garibaldi, and even the ladies and
little children are adding to the sum. "a ~
The peaches will fail in Delaware this sea-
son. Think of one man who raised $42,0 600
of this fruit last year.
Triing gold discoveries on the farm of
Mf. Shea, near Portsmouth, Va, are re-
ported.
Prentice SAYS the point upon which many
women seem most sensitive is the embon-
point.
Fast young men smoke good, deal, for it
is the nature of rake to have quantity of
weeds about him. ial .f ,-ati -.a1
4 James Colors, bitten in Hardy County,
I Va, last week by a rattle-snake, was saved
by the free use of brandy ei,T Frs gsa
The amount of specie in the Bank of En-
gland July 10 was fl5,al4s34 sterling,
showing a decrease of f93,000 for the week.
Stephen Gaines made FIVE attempts to
drown himself in the bay of Mobile, Ala,
recently, and at last succeeded. rfFr-2
~ Three boys were recently made perma-
nently deaf while firing cannon near Oak
Grove, Tenn. -~t nt3 GFaH ta
n TIE Last EdinJurg Repiep speaks of
Richard H. Dana, Jr.,p as "Judge" Dana, of
Massachusetts. -
The crop of oats this year in Massachu-,
setts win be unusually heavy. 1t is thought
they viii average forty-fye bushelsto- the
acre. ,st1 go q s-.s@ A y -. :. NJ, . s'' ~.
Four deaths from yellow fever occurred
in New Orleans last week. The disease is
not considered as anepideDic at present, by
the physicians of that city. re ss9l1
seiIn many quarters of Texas the long con-
tinued -drouth has almost been broken,
though Il is believed too late for much bene-
lit to the crops. ea a''' ia''i@~
The Boston Bee saws: 1t Is understood that
VIM. II. Seward will retire from the Senate
/ atthe close of the present term, on the 4th
of Marchinext r-' \ Bfis, = ~ rs
IA whaler arrived at New Bedford, Mass,
| a day or two since, from "a .aStwenty-two
months voyage. She had only 22l barrels
Of oil; not enough topay her outfit. So
20 The weather has been so hot in parts Of
| GeorGis that. though marriage licenses were
taken out, the nuptials were not consuln-
mated. -
A portion Of the Globe Hotel, at Syracuse,
| n. ~, fell down the other morning, but the
inmates having all left their apartments, no
one was injured. vat ID S-iif
The body of W. r. Crocker, of Norwich,
| Conn, who was lost in the Huagdrida last
February, has been found and identified by
papers found on the body: Ia5laaaz Z -
The last survivor of Bunker Hill is still
living in Acton, Me. His name is Ralph
Farnnn, and his 104th birthday was ceie-
brhted few days since. sii
Z The Paris Pdtrie announces that Spain is
to sTeappeay at the Council Board Of the
! great Powers Of Europe, as the protege of the
emperor of the French. sfrIsrr,F..
- The Prince of Wales is, in at least one re-
spect, setting a good example. He has not
| yet failed to be at any place as carly as the
time specified in the programme Of his tour.
\ An eccentric character died In the Poor
| house, in Richmond, Va, last week He
| was a gardener by trade and .boasted of