Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-30
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Prentice thinks il a misfortune for a man
to have a crooked nose, for he has to follow Il.
Beauty and death make each other seem
purer and lovelier, like snow and moonlight.
Do not believe one half that, you hear, but
make sure that you believe all you say iA
Memory seldom fails when its Office is to
show us the, sepulchres of our buried hopes
Stephen A. Douglas is Al years old--and q
very anxious man about this time. -- -r,.r7
d The steamship AustraIasian is the largest
steamship that ever visited Maine waters,
being over 5000 tuns burthen.
No doubt lady may be expected 10 make
a great noise in the world when her dress is
covered with bugles. .. 5 .sr5. ...r..are
Col. Jas. Smith, of Bangor, Me-, exhibited
recently apair of beef cattle which weighed
on the hoof 1900 pounds, I NUDD lll
A starch factory at Bethel Me-, has turned
out 75 tuns of starch the past yesr--asing up
49, 900 bushels of potatoes.
g. Emerson says truly: All nobility, in its
beginnings,iw was somebody's natural isFpperlT
Ority.
However poor opinions,steambbat captains
NAV have OF each others boats when running
races, they yvery evidently think them pa''dFbte--
A lady in Fall River, Mass, has been sue
cessful in Matching goslins by means OF arti-
ficialsheat.
Z Fuller once wrote: Prescribe no positive
laws to thy will, for thou mayest be forced to
drink the same water thou despisest today
James Jennings shot Jacob Jennings, his
father-in-law, ut Round Top, Tenn, recently
on account ofa family feud. ss..s'
A daily line of fourteen 6rst-class propel-
lers has been placed ON the route between
Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago. .a z. z, 4
The project of the Poftlandsrs for a steamer
to run to Eastport and st. Johns, does not
meet with favor at the East. FnfI vturt
Since the opening of Greenwood Cemetery,
near Brooklyn, NY. in ls42, 1888 bodies
! have been inferred therein. ai'E 81 1i ".'t
If a lady wanted boa and tippet why ought
she to buy it at a bakers? Because ther
she'd get amW'R. p - As- -
The largest circulation of any, one bank in
the United States I is that of the Citizens
Bank, New Orleans, VIII $5535ooO, rr s3o
1t is said that six vessels for the African
slave-trade have lately sailed from d, New
| York. 's'- A--'.'' = - - a. ~ 80 -
s A young man named Sanders Goodwin
vas killed by lightning, near Raleigh, N. q.
last Wednesday. .l.
The Paris Pays states that General Lamori
ciere is to assume command Of the Papa
army which is now organizing. 81 g frl H7 Z
(. Two negroes have been fined So and cost
each for swearing in the streets of New Bed
ford Mass. aeC.btlh - 81 AsstA ri 9t
The installation of the Right Hon. W. 4
Gladstone, rs Rector of Edinburg University
took place on Monday, the l6thinst. li''
A steam sugar refinery is about to be ei
2 tablished in Portsmouth, n. H., in the ol
Portsmouth, and Concord Railroad repair
shop. T39us ,iAn no @aaHIrota
J The citizens of New Orleans talk serionsl
:, oferecting statue of Washington in this
city. They are becoming a statuerioyin
people there.
Senator Gwin, of California; has aecepte
an invitation to visit Boston, and address u
people in Fanenil Hall lin support of, the r
: cifc Railroad. AVA NADA 0~"-e'--A-
Fernandina ia q new seaport .onothel A
, lantic coast of Florida, and is the eastern te
lsminus of a railroad, which passes quite aero
the State to Cedar Keys, on the Gulf. ~ ~
n It is costly to be 'ptofane ia sWoteeste
Mass. Recently Joseph s. Hilliwas fined !;
h and costs, amounting in all to. $lbll9s f
y "profane swearing" ...,...,,s.s J..f..g
z A manwas recently convicted in Keptuel
for stealing his neighbors cows and hldlI
|. them in his cellar. It was a cOwardly VIZ
Of COW hiding.
Charlotte Oashnan wilp ret6rH ITO ii
J. country during the coming suInmer aceor
Il panied BY Miss stseRRihn SRh 5t4r the Ansrls'
II, Over beck the he painter, t it appears, is ali
and well at Rome, notwithstanding the J
II portEin the American papers that he "
% dead. 80 agi.i lia 15n.l .4m7t li1m &
The Rev. A.. Qamen, o Jesuit, and said
be one of the most eloquent orators OF
" order in the United States Is creating mu
A religious enthusiasm in Iowa.
81. p, Hon. Jonathan Phillips has presehted
the Rey. DIR. Gapnetts Society, in Boston
Fllchime og thirteen bells, for their new churC
l. at cost of $4,000. @
= The new .bleachery at ,Lewistown, Ne,
{. theonly concern of the kind in the State;
{ will turn out over six tuns of cloth per ds
Y The quantity Of drugs and chemicals used
immense. .UJ y NJEgHJJ1 o
r. E A ukase of the Emperor Of Russia, j.
- promulgated, extends to Poland the prin
X, pal enactmentsy Of the laws relative 70 I
Z oobtaining. Of hereditary and life nohil
il, which are in force in the rest of the empi
VI Z The experienced aeronaut Mr.. Wise,
- making preparations to try voyage to ]
n rope, In a munster imlloDn, with a. view
to solve the question whether the air is nj
q igabie. .siss II hnr ~. nI W ss1 ll-i
y OThe last public appearance of Piccolom
II The petted primo donna, viii take place at
W Majesty's fheater, London, tomorrow
In 3Oth inst; after which she retires TO PRIV
. life-perhapaIf OTsIJ HEAD dAa4V9
II The Montreal Cricket Club have just gi'