Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
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Cure for intemperance-Gough-m
Naval cficer's favorite fation-remune-
ration.
In Fashions Grammar the perfect tense is
competence.
The accounts from Mexico are less revolt
ing than they used to be.
A correspondent says preacher wears a
white neck tie to confne his oholer.
When does 'Govely woman stoop to folly2"
When she stoops to put on her crinoline.
Thomas Perrin died last week, near
Raleigh, N. c., in the l24th year of his age.
An q man requires to win woman's
heart, is opportunity and perseverance.
A recipe for curing hams is all very well,
| but better one is that for procuring them
CIR. Edit was killed, a few days since, in
an affrsy with B. Adpay in Bellevue, Iowa.
The Gibraltar of any female heart can be
taken by a well-directed FIRE of fattery.
Barnum presented 1000 tickets of admis-
sion TO his Museum to the cause of the Kan
sas sufferers.
The profits of the Bank of England have
averaged fraction under nine per cent. per
annum for eleven years.
The Duke of Sutherland is the grandest of
all the northern nobility; his income is
nearly $2ooo,0OO.
The indignant residents of Valatie, N. Y,
last week tarred and feathered John u.
Stevens, publisher of an obscene sheet.
Suicide from the fumes Of charcoal, for
merly Partisan, has now become quite COM
mon in this country.
The number of deaths from diptheria in
the United States, during the past year, is
said TO be no less than 10000.
A number of deaths from yellow fever arc
l said TO have occurred recently in the more
northern part Of Siberia.
John Cell, while out hunting near st. 10
seph, Mo, last week, accidentally discharged
his gun, killing bis brother and friend, wht
> were standing together.
A Mr.. Forster, editor of German paper
was recently driven from New Orleans o.
account of his anti-slavery correspondence
, with New York journal. .
The Prince-of- Wales correspondent of tn
London Times, remarks that "America
. hotels are as much the admiration of travel
ers as English hotels are their terror"
The Postmaster-G General has ordered th
!. preparation of envelopes embossed with
= oDe-cent stamp from newly-executed d
IS representing the head of Franklin.
= !, In London, father and son, James an
William Mnrrel, blew their brains out on ii
same day, November 10, on account I
trouble in their business.
1t is estimated that on the lst Of Januar
1861, there will be 400 miles of railroad
t, Texas, and still the work has but just tairl
commenced.
The press is as free in Brazil as in Ne
he York; and the law requires the printer to
ny paid both for his paper and advertisement
in advance. ...l HTt- I'D &
@ An old woman, Margaret Oawley, re
st. away from her fourth husband, in New 0
or. leans, last week; eloping with youth
he seventeen. .t-. -.
be AT Quebec, the old fire companies ha
of been dispensed WITH and the police do t
M duty. There is a saving on this plan
$4,000, ard the police force is augmented
111see thirteen men.
"Men, in their Innovations says Lo
nd Bacon, SHOULD initiate the example of Fir
25 itself, which innovateth greatly, it is trI
= but gently, and by degrees scarcely to
perceived"
. A chap recently made his appearance
Clinton County, Iowa, and distributed Gou
terfeit detectors that quoted Bank OF We
g ern Canada notes at par. Another eh
followed and bought wheat with that mon'
a which was really twenty five cents dlscou
II Adroit fnaneiering thatl