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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

THE ECONOMY AND REGULARITY OF NATURE.
Nature is no spendthrift, says Ralph Waldo
Emerson, but takes the shortest way to her
ends. AS the general says to his soldiers,
''if YOU want fort build q fort, so nature
makes every creature do its own work aud
get its living-is it planet, animal or tree
The planet makes itself The animal cell
makes itself; then what it wants. Every
creature, wren OF dragon, shall make its
own lair. AS soon as there is life there is
self direction, and absorbing and using of
material. Life is lreedom-lile in the direct
ratio of its amount. You may be sure the
newborn man is not inert. Life works both
volUntsrlY and supernaturally in its neigh
borhood. Do you suppose he can be e. til
mated by his weight in pounds, or that he is
contained in lis skin, this reaching, radiat-
ing, jsculating fellow? The smallest candle
fills a mile with its rays, and the papill,e of a
man run out to every star.
When there is something to be done, the
world knows how TO get it done. The veg
etable eye makes Leaf, pericarp, root bark or
thorn, as the need is; the first cell converts
itself into stomach, mouth, nose or nail, ac-
coIding TO the want the world throws its
life into hero or shepherd, and puts him
where he is wanted. Dante and Columbus
were Italians in their time; they would be
Russians or Americans to- day. Things ripen,
new men come. The adaptation is not
capricious. The ulterior aim, the purpose
hey yond ITSELF the correlation by which plan
cts subside and crystalize, then animate
beasts and men, will not stop, but will work
into finer particulars, and from finer to finest
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

AN ExTRAORDIEARY VISION WITNESSED IN
EEGLAKD.-A vision similar TO the far-famed
specter of the Broken, or to that beautiful
phenomenon witnessed by Forbes on the
Furca, has Just been observed in England.
A few weeks since gentleman climbed up
the steep down which shelters the pleasant
sea-coast village of Bonchurch, in company
with several of his friends. On the summit,
at hight of 700 feet, they amused themselves
by watching in front of them the dense fog
which was rolling in from the sea and pour
ing along the flanks of the down. 1t was
about four o'clock, and the sun directly be-
hind them was apparently at about their
level. The refraction of its rays through
the mist produced a beautiful iris of an oval
form. While gazing at this they were sud
denly conscious of several dark, sepulchral-
looking forms of colossal dimensions in the
center of the halo. On raising their arms
and taking off their hats their actions were
mimicked by the images, and they then
saw that the objects were their own shad-
ows, projected by the sun at their backs on
the fog-wall opposite. AS the mist ap-
preached nearer, and the sun sank lower,
the gigantic figures at length vanished.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05
HOnTE IN,rRTIE EST.

Emrelothins renovated aud repaired, 80 =. THIRD.
Nc Nine cents for Pictures in cases, at 0ARPENs,
ag- OARPtsrEh, 20 Fifh-st., gives Pictures "a
cases foT nine cents. a.
81 A. h. ETsrKR, olOcks, Watches and JssslTyi
Eea sts an 81 Oentral-eyenue
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

of that species of effort-whiIe the Pass,
keeping tho even tenor of its way, will find
twenty readers Of its stores to one who has
the courage to wade through the wilderness
of words with which the President finds il
necessary to clothe or eonceolhis opinions.
Our dispatches give acoude1SPtiOn Of the
message. which will save our readers the
trouble Of wading through, this ponderous
document to find the same substance, and is
as much as the mass of our readers would be
willing to read.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

When about 70 undertake an enterprise,
take as long time TO think as the clrcum-
stances will slloW; but whel the time has
come % act, stop thinking
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

SAP STATE or TniNos IN MEXICO.
A late letter from the city Of Mexico
gives the following sad account Of the
state of things in that country.
Confidence il shattered In oil
manner Of business pursuits. Rich
estates near this capital are valuelcss,
because they are subjected to 80 many
taxes by the authorities, and coDtri-
buttons by the revolutionary party
aud by bands Of robbers, that thoy
cannot be sustained without great
loss. What exists near here exists TO
worse degree as tho distance from
this is increased. All manner Of
mercantile pursuits are almost para.
lysed, aud soon must be entirely
brought to a stand from the great in
security which prevails on the high
roads. Financial operations have
been of late greatly curtailed by tho
example of the house of Jeoker. In
fact, things are bad aud growing
worse. IL would require gifted pen,
indeed, to give partial description OF
our present sad position. No figures
can show us up worse than We really
are. Mexico, as she now stands, is
the roso that cannot be painted
Robbers and ruin everywhere honest
men very scarce and prosperity now.
here.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
Nallu c5acttr allo Comet.
BAToN RoUoE,
sATURpAYn.niiiianaiiJULY 81. 1890.


RAriFroArios m Tnn BouLEvARD TO 4.
rIonr. a mass meeting Of the people. Ia
called by public notice, TO North Boule-
ward street atTls o'clock this evening to
ratib the nomination Of Douglas " John
son for the Presidency. Heron, Pond and
Eoule, are announced TO speak How the
latter gentleman, can comply with the
announcement we do not see, ~ he is an
nounced TO address meeting In Mobile
tonight.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

TuE pAolFio toUAPu.-Ad-
vices FROM Washington of the llth
inst, state that the Secretary of tho
Treasury has invited proposals ill
the l0th of September, for the use
by the Government Of the line or
lines Of magnetic telegraph from the
west line OF Missouri to Sac Francisco
under the recent act Of Congress I;
the lowest offer to bo accepted, aud
guarantee given for the performance
OF the service.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Esss.rn sb.,re. Rr,i,si. HAY.

V,uE ABOVE Justly celebrated Watering a,
Il Place will be opened f0r the reception I'LL
o. Visitors about the 10th Of jane; and the LII.
Proprietors 1a,ter themselves thst the tsJ,u,s-
ton Of the Establishment shall not deteriurste
for vsnt ~ the good eppoit tmants, and goo. fare
which hss heretofore characterized 10.
The location fDf health ~ unsurpassed In The
South. snd wss fully tested BY the severe cpl
denies which prevailed both IL Nov orleans sud
Mobile duilng the summers ~ ts58-'bs, nni y sin
pie eass ~ yeii9,e fs,gr ortgfaoisi ~ Foint Clear
The salt BHti,inR has no equal on the QUIZ
Coast, aud is Within a lew yards uf the Hotel
the temperature Of water always agreeable
Fresh water shower baths can be had ~ any time
Fish and Oysters are abundant during the ses
son. Good stable accommodations ave provided
FOR AT who Wish 10 keep their carriages and
horses. The drives N ths Vicinity, shaded with
nsgnolias, Oaks, osdsrs, Pines, &c, are beautiful
and exteRd IN every dirsetinn.
All the amusenents usual At Watering Places,
such ss billiards, Bowling. PISTOL gslisty. &c /,
will be provide 4, sud will be under the charge ~
men anxious 30 please; and eonvenlsnees hr those
fond o. Aquatic sports will not be neglected
60 band O Music II secured and Will play
on the lsvn, sfternoens-and for dancing, even
lngs
A line cf Magnetic Telegraph ls established eon.
Meeting Point Clear with every quarter 81 the
Union.
The nns iow pressure steamer "CHrsorEr," will
ply regularly between Mobile and Point Clear,
leaving Mphila ererV ereHfpgi aud on SandoVs,
1a,',iovs, Hst'ne@ltgs and frfaggs. VIII go DOM
At ~ o'clock. A ~, 10 accommodate those who ar
rive In Mobile by the morning BEATS.
en- Should this schedule he changed, notice
will be gwen IN the Mobile and n. -. papers.
1he rr"prieinfs return th,ir sluesre thanks 20
the public Tor their liberal patronage heretofore
extended r. the BArfLs iiousr ana tneif poryr
OtEtH llorFt, and hope 10 place themselves under
renewed obligations
". ". CHAaiBEHbAIS a. Co,
Ffopristrts Point Clear Hotel,
Alsp the Battle House, AZ Mobile.
msy22.2md.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

THE GRAVE OF EvE.-In the old
graveyard in Watertown, near
Mount Auburn, Zone of the oldest
in the country is a moss-covered
tombstone, containing the following
inscription:
"Here lies We body Of Mrs. Eliza.
beth, wife Of Mr.. Adam Eve, who
died July 2stb, 1885, in ye 18th
year of her age.'-Boston Journal.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

p@- Col. Jones, who represented
the Sixth District in Maine in the
Baltimore Convention, did not &C.
ced. nor did he vote for Mr.. Doug
lass nomination. lie is in favor
of the election Of Brekinridge and
Lame Delta
VIII the Delta please say "what
Col. Jones 2n
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

DRowNEp. Simeon Beauregard,
a free oolored boy, was drowned
on Thursday last whilst in swim.
ming. In diving, he struck his
head against something in the wa.
ter. which stunned him 30 that ho
lost control over himself and was
drowned before help could reach
him.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

STATE OF MA Parish Of East
Baton RouRe.-Rixth Judicial Diatriut
Court-ln the matter Of the Succession
ofAsos ADAMS, deed M. Gg5 Probate.
nY VIRTUE of Commission Issued In
- the above succession and 10 me direct
ed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court. In and for the parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State aforesaid, | will offer nj
Public Sale on the premises whereon
the deceased last resided, at about six miles
from the city Of Baton Rouge, on
saturday, the gath day OF August
next, A. ~, 1890, ut I o'clock A. ~ Of said
day. the property hereinafter act forth and
described, belonging to the Succession Of
Amos Adams, late Of said parish, deceased,
90 wilt
A tract Of land or plantation, situated In
this parish and on which the deceased last
resided, containing nine hundred and
seventy five acres more or less, and bound
ed Ne follows.
North. by lands now or formerly owned
by Philoman Thomas. East, by lands now
or formerly owned by unrdnet and Joseph
Miller. South by lands owned by the heirs
Of John Davenport and, West. by landa Of
Gardner and garig, and all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Also the growing crop on the above de
scrihed tract of land, consisting Of Sugar
Cane, Corn, Cotton, ETC., and 24s shares of
the Capt al Stock Of the Citizens Bank Of
Louisiana.
Also the following named slaves, TO wit.
JOHN negro man aged about u years,
(unsonud.)
CELIA, negro woman agcd about 81
years tdiseased.}
MOSES. q negro man aged about % yrs.
DAVID, negro man eyed about 90 yrs.
WASHINGTON, n negro man aged
about ~ years.
JOSEPH. a negro boy aged about I yrs.
LETlTlA. negro girl aged about | 7 yra.
bbWlS, negro boy aged about Ia yrs.
DBDBY, n negro wcman nFed about ~
years, and her four children, vizi
STIRLING, n negro boy aged II years.
SHARPE, negro boy aged aboutp yrs.
POLLY, a negro girl aRad about yrs
JOSEPHINE, q negro girl Rged about
months the whole family diseased.)
PHILIPS n negro man aged about 30 yrs.
EMMA, negro woman aged about 81
years.
ISAAC, n negro boy aged about Il yrs.
EMILY, Negro woman aged about Bl
years, diseased aud two childien. viz
EDWARD negro boy aged about yrs
MARCILLAS, y negro boy aged yrs.
WILLIAM, negro man aged about 30
yeats (rup,ured.)
DlLSEY, negro woman aged about 10
years (diseased
FRANK, q negro girl aged about ID yrs.
DELLA, n negro woman aged about 70
years aud her two children, viz
DUDBINA. n negro girl ated years.
ALECk, negro boy aged about Q years.
NANCY, a negro woman agod about 10
years.
MARTHA negro girl, aged about ~
years (Scfofula.)
MILES. Negro man aged 10 years.
PERSO NAL PROPERTY I
Two Oxen, two Mules, ono Cart, two
Cane Wtgona, four Coupling ChaDes, n
part ofs act Of Blacksmith's Tools Lot Of
Flows, Eignty-pix volumes of Law Books,
Forty one volumes Miscellaneous Books;
one Bookcase, Three Tables, one old Sofa,
one Sidcboard aud one Bureau
Upon the following terms aud condi-
tions, via
The land and slaves In block for CASH (;
aud the personal property for CASH.
julp9o II. Y. BABlN, sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

ra- The Masonic Grand Lodge
of Canada met at 0ttowa, q. W.,
on the llth. A large number Of
delegates assembled from all
parts of Canada. The session was
occupied by receiving reports and
the annual address of the Grand
Master.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
ryv lis llttle troubles that wear

Gg- Tis little troubles that wear
the heart ont. Il is easier to throw
bomb shell mile than feather
even with artillery. Forty little debts
of dollar each will cause you more
trouble aud dunuing than one big one
of a thousand.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

BELL AND Evtntrr MfEriSe.-The
friends Of this side Of the political house,
are called on, by notice elsew here this
morning, TO meet at the City Hall on Mon
day night next, at o'clock p. NJ, TO or
ganize Bell and Everett club,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

TINE SAVED. The trip across the
peninsula of Florida, FROM Cedar
Keys to Fernandina, which. previous
20 the building Of the railroad used
TO require from four to five days, is
now made in fifteen hours.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
NOTICE

rINlE eUnsCninEi bsinR tpellsd N Wind up
II the hua pess II the isis Efm - speedily ~
possible, requests si those ibssbtsd 10 csus for
ward sni riYss their accounts by note gr other.
wise. 10 those rvine yearly accounts The notes
viii be charged up witihut Interest and feesipt
given on ace Juut.
BENJAMIN,
spSI for EAnBEa HtEJAsfE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
AT 0oaT

TN ORDER 20 prepare for fall arrangements. I
i will cell the balance of my spring and SUN.
mer Goods on hand, at cost-f0r Cash. iadies
In need ~ Millinery sna Dry Goods, would do
well 10 purchase IN time.
10 u my Intention 30 have choice and exten.
sive assortment of Winter Goods. therefore the
stock on hand will he sold without reserve f'om
this date. FANNIE 4. UCuNOH,
North Boulevard st.. near the State House.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

A FULL assortment ~ these goods ran now be
IA iauud st my store, alsn large opp Ot bt J.
toas. Msrcelies trlnn'iu =, and Bralds
sprls W. D.PilILbfPs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
GUM DROPS.


A r THE PUlLA. CASH STORE, we
IA have Just received ir0m New York,
beautiful assortment OF Misses Trimmed
iiats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
v. nEUDE 4 co.'s DRUG STORE.

DOMADEs--ln tin cans, good stock on
i hand, assorted havcrr.
noyi5 v. HEUDE a. co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

CwEET THINGS just received 200 lbs.
- assorted Gum Drops in five and ten
pound boxes.
novlb v. HEUDE A. 60.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

NTUsICt A new supply Of violins, Guitars,
wi flutes, Flies. Musical Boxes, String Music,
juneio ED dwM. BogEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

psrs-oIs snd Umbrellas.
I HAVEJust opened very large assortment of
II tbsse goods. h PiflLLliH.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
Bargainsi Bargains u Bargains!!
RANAwAY

UrRoM the premises NJ The undersigned. .e..
u sn the Ceinite Road, un The 25th cfr-<N
June, the n, gro womsn "MAHY." She Il "a
doubtless sorns where IN the rity Of Baton ~
hcuge ~ vicinity. A liberal reward will hs paid
FOR her capture.
tnlys-lw FIFTH DAVID.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

I.Ns0u this day per Steamer city
II Of Madison, 70 barrels Tor sale, Inv for cash.
Iuneip lwd bkAL \ PATTERSON,
Flat Boat Landing.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
"a KINGS, YANKEE pLOw.

A LARGE lot Of the above wooden board
"A powr, nom No. To No. 4, Extended Bars.
ths very article for the culture ~ corn aud cot.
ton. 20 be had at moderate prices ~
nov2Q bAHgutER \ LANOUER,
Corner Lafayette and Florids streets.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
hist RECEIVED.
SUNDRIIcS.

DROwN'H kss. Jamaica Ginger; schiedRm
ID schaaPps. Hadwsys' Remedies; ssFsapsrii-
las 1Ioststtsr's Ditters Csstesl Soupi Olive oil
sponges, etc, just received by
april ND. n wM. DOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

IL PERSONS having claims against the Sue.
"A cessicn OF Mrs. Mary Cobb, deceased, late Of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, are hereby noti-
fed 20 present them and al, persons Indebted TO
the same will come forward and settle with the
undersigned Executor or his Attorneys Messrs'
Dunn Heron.
juns30 JOHN sfbskR, Executor.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
LACE MANTILLAs.

+ ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and KEGS,
IL for sale by BEAL PATTERSON,
jnnel4 Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
pIlnLIC NnTICE.
STATIONERY.
MUsoUIToE NETTING.

C,oTTON, Liuen aud Bobine, Netting just 70.
eeivedat =. NJ. AsHEH'g.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
THE hest syRUPs IN TowNi

a LARgE supply Of LEM0N, PINE APPLE
n sTKAwBERRY. GoosnkRRY, oRabAT
RAsBEnKY aud UfNGEK--manuiactured aud
for sale At v. IkUDb OU's
Inue22 Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21
RATII TuHs.

MATER cOOLERs.-At
w juiyli.3w PIPER a BRADFoRD's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-07-21

Hetdsiek q Co.'S Champagne.
I'D 4 wM. BOGEL. are sole Agents for the
IT, Genuine HeidSick Champagne. junel5.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
WE print this morning an

We print. this morning an
editorial from the Pruntytown
Visiior, a paper published out
in Taylor county, and Of late
quite spiritt dly and interestingly
conducted. The editorial Is
chiefly noticeable for what it in.
dica,es touching the growth and
spread ola certain style Of opin-
ions on the inevitable niger
question, which heretofore, II
has been quite respec and fash
ionab!e to write down az here"
,icaI. A reading Of the article
discloses the fact that The editor,
in the line Of opinion which he
has seen fit to adopt advocate,
has not reckoned with his host,
and that the good people ol
of Taylor and Harrison, and the
whole region round about, are
very little, if any sounder on the
! Niger than are the inhabitants
of this Panhandle county,
We sabmit this interesting
fact to the brethren over east.
who have had under advisemenI
the propriety Of amputating
the Panhandle as a hopelessly
! diseased limb from off the body
body polite, to the end that II
may be determined as to how
close TO the thigh Joint the limb
ought to come off. Oar own
/ opinion is thai this disease is go
ing 10 lake 10 breaking out in
spots, so fast, all over Western
Va, within a short time, thai
surgery is out Of the question,
Great organic remedies art what
the people will cry for by the
assembling Of the Constitutional
| Convention IN 1865.
Wheeling MteEgencer.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
The Tariff.

The present tariff is uniyer>
sally voted a very injurious
measure for American manu-
features, and hence it is very
unpopu'a ar with al! parties at the
North. The Democrats oil
PENNSYLVANIA are very warm
advocates for the protection 10
the American mar ufactures, and
indignantly deny that their party
had ANYTHING to do with the
present free trade affair In
deed, a Democratic Convention
at Reading, the other day, al
legged that the present tariff is
Il Republican tariff. The injn-
iice Of such a charge is seen in
the fact, that the alteration was
made at the instance and under
direction Of Senator Hunter, Of
Virginia, a'free trade politician,
who finding the treasury over
flowing, sought to reduce The
the income and efected the
object by my making decided
progress toward the free trade
standard. ...
Il Seenis 10 rs II ne Dem0C-
racy are very much diSpIeased
with the present tariff, that they
can do the country much good
by uniting with all parties in
Congress to repeal this act of
81. The President has alrea-
dv recommended such a meas
IRE. Indeed, the condition
ofthe nationa: treasury lmperi~
ously demands it, and besides
i; would have the effect TO re-
move a strong issue against the
the Democracy in the Northern
States in the in the Presidential
election. The Republicans
would thns be robbed Of their
most effective weapon in Penn>
svlvania. New York, New Jer-
sey, and the New England
States. Will they change tar
if &C, which they confess is in
furious to the great interests Of
the country, or continue Or cons
tinue 10 charge upon other po>
Iitical parties the consequences
of their own shortcomings p,
Ne shall gee. -. =. - i
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
4 CARE d

FHRSnS AND FGLsHw 'CIrIzENs, or Tavior
county. Virginia. North, South. East, and
West. ofall parties, secta. denominations, ham
gauges. and iorcrcs. do vou hear it. en- |
Am a candidate orce more for niSce, and can'
not hp elected without p mainritr Of votes
Therefore. it Is in von- pnw'-, nj I h re
Won will make me vour Commissioner Of the
skill and Judgment make on lst o. al yo'l
are worth AMI submit the same TO clerks court
sherihs. ron stahles, LAWYERS. &c, &c. 10 set
tie same with Won satisfactorily or unsntisfac-
tori.y az the case NAV Ne.
Yours RnsNo"'fnl'v.
S. G. MARTIN.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

MARYLAND AND THE SOUTH,
EEN CoYFERENcE.-The joint
committee Of the Legislature OF
Maryland. on the project OF a
Southern Conference, has re-
ported adversely 10 it. The
concluding resolution Of the
report is as follows:
ReScircd, That we deem il
ineXpedicnl TO call a Southern
Convention in the present eyci>
ted condition of the country,
relying upon the South have
already awakened the patriotism
and Justice of the majority OF
Of our Northern brethren but
shonld this fond nope result in
a shameless failure, our earn
est protest be totally disregard
ed and the disruption oil these
States be rendered inevitable,
shat MARYLAND will then be pres
..,,.-g 7:---s-g--'TS' SS;;$Tcfs vi t4e;
Souto in a Southern Convention
Tor the protection OF South
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

FELLow-YoTrns :--AFie" deliberate reflection
! haze. in obedience To- the wishes of large
number Of .hr voters nf this District. consent
FL 10 become a candidate for the office Of mf-
ristrrie i"r TAYLOR Crar'v. I'm very s'nsi-
lie Of the RESPONSIBILITIES nt the Office
1NA therefore shnilld vou he n'eiscd to hcsrUw
rnon N" vour surfaces viii, 10 the we're hrst
nfmr ability, labor TO become Acquainted with
lis duties, and endcavnr 70 merit vour conf
denre. Yours Respectfully.
W. p. BARTLETT.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

A New SEcT.-"Well. Jane
this is queer world" said Joe
TO his wife; Ga sect OF woman
philosophers has just sprung
up" F'Indeed" said Jane, "and
what do they hold :" "The
strangest thing in nature" said
he, "their tonguesw!
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

The chalIange Of Mr.. Secret
ter the billiard player against
the whole world, roplay match
for $4,000 aside, has been nc
copied by Mr.. Daniel Lynch. OF
San Francisco-Mr. Lynch
paying Seereiters passage 10
that city. 1t is to be for $4,000
a side, and to consist Of 1900
points to be made with four balls
balls on a common liable.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

A POOR loafer, on hearing
that they charged S. for board
in California, said he wonIi go
there and live, as he wished to
get in some place where he
where he could get his board
charged to him. He is not par
ticular about the price.