Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
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An English woman, ia Dundak, gave birth
10 four children--two boys and TWO girls A
contribution is solicited tor her be.eaved bus
band.
=" All oitters have heating tendency or
elect, said doctor 70 a yoang lady. Yon
will except bitter cold morning. won't you,
DOCTOR inquired The lady.
1t having been reported that man in Bslti
more was run over aud killed by hearse, Brick
Pomeroy says. this s the frat we knew that
Gideon Welles was dead; tor surely there is no
other man in America so slow as TO be run over
by hearse.
The Scientific American says: THE I'M
pleasant odor produced by perspiraton is fire
guently the source of vexation to persons who
are subject to il. nothing is simpler than to re-
move this oder much more effectually than by
the application of such onguents and perfumes
as are In use. Ii is only necessary to procure
some OF the compound spirits of ammonia and
place about two iablespoonfulls in basin oil
water. Washing the face, hands and arms with
this leaves the skin as clean, sweet and fresh as
one could wish. The wash is perfectly harmless
and very cheap. Ii is recommended on the au
thority OF an experienced physician"
George Augustus Sals, in a recent article on
American Young Ladies" says they are the
most accomplished takers ia the world. Their
their readiness of apprehension, are really and
truly astonishing. An American girl has some
thing smart and sparkling and voluble to say Oh
every subject ION beamng belle in the bal
cony, with the cataract curs and the illusion
waist. despises such mean and mechanical tru m
perry as needles and thread. She has plenty 10
say tor herself. Nay. conversstonally she
would give you fifty and beat you easily at a
hundred up She never stammers, she never
hestates.
A very curious legend was told by the Rev.
G. W. Bingham to that portion of the party
Z which. at the recent meeting OF the Archeolog
lcal Institute in Dorset, was fortunate in visit
ing the little Norman Chapel OF ST. Catherine.
at Milton Abbey. The legend was that on q
certain day IN the year the young women O!
Abeotsbury used TO go up to st Catherine g
Chapel, where they made use of the following
prayer. " husband, st Catharine; handsome
one, 1t. Catherine; rich one, St. Catherine; a
nice one, ST Catherine; and soon, st. Cathe-
rine" Mr.. Beresford Hope. who at these gath
erings Is always equal TO any emergency, mod
esily proposed that all gentlemen and married
ladies' should retire from the church, so as to af
tord the Young ladies' present the opportunity of
using so desirable prayer.
AT Chico. in California. Mr. Bowles, of the
Springfield Republican, lately took supper with
clhc coast, and now member of Congress elect
de came out d young rover from Missouri in
lo4l, as one of secret fllibustering party, who
intended 10 get up revolution against Mexico,
then the parent OF this region and join Califor
MA to the then lone star Republic OF Texas. The
scheme was fruitless, but General Bidwell be
came the owner OF ore of the famous Spanish
grants OF land in the richest part of this valley.
and now has farm of 10000 of its acres OF
which lo0D0 are under cultivation. his crop OF
wheat was 30 900 bushels in 1853 from 900 acres
OF land or at the average rate of forty bushels TO
the acre. This poorer grain year, and his
wheat will AVERAGE but thirty bushels per acre
The general az age OF the valley Is Fifty two
bushels. OF baI ~ and oats, his other principal
crops, he usually harvesis ffty bushels TO the
acre. His garGen and orchard cover 2O0 acres.
large Touring mil is among his concerns,
and lie product IS the iavorite brand of the State.
General Bdwell still seems young man, Is iresn
aud handsome aud OF winning manuers-s bache-
Tor. and intends to keep house in Washington
during his Congressional term.