The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-14
SUNDRIEB..

Baptism by, moonlight is one of the
latest novelties = r4asl ~ L.r4
! The value of coffee annually con-
sumed is S125, ,0OO, 600. ,,,.,eIy =. .g.,f
l. Russia Furnishes drunkards by max
ing them sweep the streets. 81 -, -.ri
J. Eleven female clerks are now en-
ployed in the Boston Post office.
F. Chicago is about to open a woman's
medical college. -.
Buffalo is to have a new public park.
$3.50. 900 In bonds have been issued for
the purpose. H''2 '''l 10 >iaF.''- 20
When does the rain become too IA
miliar to lady? When it begins to
patter on her back. t'.i h'r ''l . Si'l
1t was woman who first prompted
man to- eat, but he took to drink on his
own account afterward. 'Ii hioil ''ili =
, A Mrs. Spinner, of Massachusetts,
formed limited partnership with her
husband for the manufacture of shoes.
The lady pays in S., 900. a. aEbiano- t4
The Jewish Times asserts that there
is no specific Jewish OATH It declares
that according to Jewish law, a simple
Affirmative is equivalent to an oath. ar
Elizea Arrowsmith, 1O4 years of age,
and residentof Somerset county, N. Y,
is the oldest pensioner in the United
States. She draws $500 per annum.
A spirited strike is recorded in Elko,
Cal. By digging where q medium in
dicated, some believers uncovered q
ledge which panned out as high as Sl5,-
00O per ton.
The only liberty cap, says q clever
and witty author, is the night-cap. In
it men visit, one-third of their lives,
the only land where they are free and
equal. -9il91 " 5is1iu-l p p l'.i'-' ~
The production of Lake Superi Or cop.
per ore this year Is estimated at ,OOO,-
600 tuns, which is twice as much as
was produced i'm the entire United
States in 1843., i.-eis VI .rsa4.3a iso1
q A loquacious Western gentleman has
advertised for q dumb wife, whose
sense Of hearing still remains good. He
thinks IL he were to marry q woman
possessed Of the ordinary powers, of
speech they would be the death Of each
other, 10 -'iHia2'' 'i'i.' '-. r''i'.
Thurlow Weed, IN response to. a
query the other day as to whether he
now takes much interest in newspa-
pers, said 9" None at all; was an ed
itor for fifty years, which is good APP
premiership; but the papers of to-day
ar different from my time; we were
progressive, but the press of to-day is
dOubly so. The young men of the
press are the true journalists of the day
vim end enterprise, vim and enter
pr;se.n i'ip - '' ~ 81, ~ ,.3.. -
The continuance of the war in Etl-
the exports of American cotton during
the coming months. About one-quar.
ter Of our exports of cotton for the cot
ton year ending with last month were
to France and Germany; and the de-
mand from both Of these countries is Of
course wholly cut off till The close of
the war. In England, also, the hlsi-
ness of cotton manufacturing must
continue to be seriously depressed. -
NJ y Tribune. iaE dJ19i
Butter contains nothing that is essen-i
tial to the human body-it is not q ne
cesslty D1t luxury; besloes. is mar
tae cchlR'eAio4, .;,s anu .s Ea sas pson,o.
~ or t,,a M ss Xn,ss,car aomsehoId - ,r".,1% ~
~ vstionaIiv inn % in,nrnved INN hv = ,core - .r,Srino
nae of this arficIe which il one If fhe
most costly things we piace unon onr
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tone of staaS fnr bIajes On ON nc,,sS,is