The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-04

BY our larger cotemp oraraes, with greater
variety Of senernl and miscellaneous read
ing,
Editorial and Selected Dielange.
On frst page will bs found recital Of sor
rowful news, from New York City, ofAa fire
breaking out in a bakery on Elm-street Of
that city, by which twenty persons were burr. /.
to death. How dreadful would this calami,v
b. to US if the sufferers were our friends.
THE BEST MEDIoINRs.-
"Joy, temperance and repose,
Slam the door on the Doctors nose.'
EUROPEAN FRxIears BY WAY OF CANADA
IN one months time, goods forwarded from
Liverpool can bs delivered In our city. Gin
einnaM meats and lard are shipped hence to
the warehouses on the docks at Liverpool at
the extreme low rate for rail Of eighty-fvs
cents per hundred barrels. The route is by
tho Day ton and Michigan and Canada Trunk
lines.
Virtue without success Is fair pctursshown
by an ill-light. 1t is good manners In as to
put our neighbors in condition that their fair
picture may be seen to advantage.
As Is mooted in Congress to dispense with
the United States Marine Hospital system,
it might be well for the City Council Of Gin
einnati to negotiate with the General Govern
msnt for the transfer to the municipal author
lilies the newly finished hospital, corner Of
Sixth and Lock-stfeets, in this city. Since
the completion of this costly edifce, Congress
hss not been organised so as to make appro-
prlations by which It could be occupied.
Longfellow said the the talent OF success is
nothing more than doing what you can do
well, and doing well whatever you do without
thought Of fame.
Tho term Of Christopher +. Hanselman, as
magistrate, closes in April. 1t Is the desire
of large circle Of friends, Of all parties, that
he be reelected. Agreed. Hs knows how to
poise the cause Of Justices equal scales. The
virtue Of justice he understands, which con.
sists in moderation as regulated by wisdom.
II you wish success in life, make perssvsr.
anos your bosom friend, experience your wise
counsellor, caution your elder brother, and
hope your guardian genius.
The voters of the Seventeenth Ward In this
city will, on Monday, hold special election
in that precinct (the old township Of Fulton
for one Justice Of tho Peace in that ward, to
fill the place Of William Finton, whose term
expires on the succeeding Friday.
Success Is the child Of ehesrfuness and
courage.
Come, let US counsel together tonight upon
the most efficient mode Of celebrating the ap-
preaching anniversary Of the organization Of
the Y. NJ. NJ. l.. Association. II Is an epoch
one-fourth Of a century. Let grand reunion
be provided at the Opera -house--s short ad-
dress--readings by Murdooh-and dance to
close the evening.
The petition Of fifteen patriots Of Etns,
Licking County, Ohio, has been presented to
the General Assembly, praying the Legsla-
ture to invite the President Of the United
States, Heads of Department, Congress, all the
Southern States and Central America, to par
take of the hospitalities Of the State. They
wish the guests to be made welcome at Hamil-
ton, Butler County.
Who should you marry? The daughter of
o good mother.
The recurrence Of Washington's birthday,
under the circumstances, should, this year, be
celebrated by all Glasses in the true American
spirit. Hes only great who dares to be free.
To him nothing is possible who Is always
dreaming of his past possibilities.
Time is an old novelist, who takes pleasure
in printing his tales on our countenance. He
writes the 6rst chapters with swans down,
and engrave the last with steel pen.
Tomorrow is septusgesima Sunday, the
third before Lent.
Yesterday was St. Blsise's Day, the patron
ssint of the wool. combers.
He that Is slothful in his work is brother to
him that is great wastsr.
Vo hdVo Just eim~ W manu- tuo VUbVIVhtOn
that time is short; and by the time ws have
made the observation, time is gone.
The Jury find that Mr.. Bigslow, tho archi.
tscs, who superintended the erection Of tn,
Psmbsrton Mills, 10 responsible for the death
Of twenty-five persons.
The diotatorisl talk Of natars is--"moy
On"
TEE IErRR-SfATE TRsATY.-Lst the inciden
Of the treaty between Penn and tn
Indians have ito lesson illustrated In the inter
state pledges Of Ohio and Kentucky, Ten
nsssse and Indiana. When tho Indians con
eluded their settlement with William Penn
they pledged themselves, in long and statsl
hsrangues, to return bis promised friendship
by living in love with Penn and his childrs
"As long as the sun and moon should endure.
voltaire remarked Of this famous treaty, wit
much truth and severity, that II was the onl
Gre ever concluded between aavagss an
Christians, that was not ratified BY an oath
And tho only ono that never was broken.
The Ohio Educational Monthly.
The Ohio Josrnal Of Edacstion commence
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