Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
" HIE TIE ~.


AtEIE TIEs.
Many gain favor because their enmity is
not dreaded, and others because it is.
Praise is valuable only when it comes from
lips not afraid to condemn.
Whenever you drink, be sure you have
your nose above water.
A bitter partisan editor curses all parties
but his own, and is q curse to that.
Capt. John Travis has opened pistol gal
lery- at Natchez, Miss, and is teaching the
young Secession idea how to shoot.
The New Orleans Delta says the majority
for Secession in the State of Louisiana was
3l25. Oil l-sI e.. 'e .5t
Why should we deny poetry to women
Do not imagination, grace, delicacy and
sensibility form their empire
Balzac says it is : metaphysical impos-
sibiliIy for any woman to appear lovable to
her husband.
A boy ten years Of age committed suicide
in Milford, ILL.,, recently, because his father
forced him to attend school. ..
The object of nearly all great takers seems
to be to excite their own admiration-and
they never fail.
Where girl has too many boys about
her, the indication is like that of buoys off a
harbor-shallow water here.
It doesn't seem desirable to live an in
valid; be who is lone foot in the grave"
might as we'll be six,
A man never has the least difficulty in
finding a devoted friend, except when he
needs one. ...
Iron exists in the blood and preserves it;
gold, or the love Of it, exists in the heart and
conupts it.
If you discharge jest at friend or gun
at a woodeock, be sure that it isn't out OF
season.
Society is like air very high up it is too
sublimated for comfortable breathing; too
low down it is perfect choke-damp.
Some despotic governments have quite as
much reason to be afraid of dead authors as
of living ones.
Counterfeit So 50 gold. pieces have just
been put in circulation in Philadelphia.
Look out for them hereabouts.
Two fashionable ladies of Muscatine Iowa,
won a wager Of $25 each, one day last week,
by walking thirteen miles.
No proof of temperance--a man with his
hat off at midnight, explaining to lamp,
post the principles Of his party.
They who wreck character are not the
calumnious, they are simply the idle-tht
men and women who have nothing TO do, dc
mischief without knowing it. -a..
Joseph Wray, citizen of the county, who
resided near Boston, KY, was killed during
the storm of Saturday last, a tree having
been blown upon him.
The strong feeling for Secession in Viz
einis has induced the withdrawal of Rober
Ridgway, Union man, from the editoria
control Of the Richmond Wing. ..-..
The PAGER, "Emma," beat "Ethan Allen,
the trotter, in New Orleans, on Saturday
in d match for $4,000, three best in Eve
Time-23OA, 2:321S, 1884.
Spmgeon, the splurger, when PROPOSE
ton was made to him about heating his new
tabernacle, said, 80, nothing of the sort
l shall be the warming apparatus myselfP
About dozen newspaper men have thu
far been comfortably provided for by thu
Administration. Many thousands, however
| yet remain on the anxious seats
If you buy a crying baby's silence b.
|
/ huckster will beset you continually for simi
lar bstgains.
The heart that is true and warm has NJ
dial. face with hour marks and year. mark
upon it; like woman of thiTty-fVe, it neve
tells its age.
Dob'trely for success upon empty praise
The swimmer upon the stream of life shoul
be able to keep aAoat without the aid G
bladders.
Histories used often to be stories. Th
fashion now is to leave out the story. Th
facts are absorbed by the reflections, as th
meat sometimes is by the fat.
To pass a whole lifetime without perform
ing one generous act until the dying hour,
to leave like the Talipat tree, which bloom
not until the last year of its existence.
Life is a strange problem. 1t is somewhi
remarkable that the very verb which o.
presses existence, to be, is defective in mos
if not all languages.
AS the motley diorama ofthe world pass
by, let us pause TO look on aud learn Il
density of bubbles and the physiognomy
shades. rr ~ IH.H#
Sun. flowers, planted between houses al
malaria swamps, have been found effectu
I in several cases for preventing fevers in Il
vicinity. -a.-a
1t is stated that one and half millions
dollars of Illinois currency have bet
withdrawn from circulation since last N
vember.
Life is fading tint and heeting form. 1t
the blue on the grape, the blush on y
rose, the foam on the wave, the beam on q
, cloud, the smoke on the wind, the arrow
the air. 7-- g..
,9I AT the Oovent Garden Tbeater they a
. playing a little operetta by Mendelssob
=, entitled, Son and Stranger. " allaces Ma
. taha has been revived for Mr.. Harrisol
benefit.
: IN A volume Of essays translated from I
Rsttls des Dsl1 MOndes, and entitled ~
4 English at Home win shortly be publish
2 in London. They were originally the pl
duction of Alphonse Esquiros.
= George Crabbe, son of the poet is
Il author of the article ON Slime Englisl
: which originally appeared in the Corni
J. Magazine, and has been extensively cop
3 In american periodicals,
Judge Halliburton (Sam Slickl DR.. Dor
Miss Muloeh, Robert Bell, and other We
II knC wn writers, will contribute 70 the
Jan.sss Magazine, of which Mrs. 5. y. Hal