Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
4fIatter.

iouF' Inc lnhabltantsof the globe profess more
than one thousand different relipions.
w Negligence and irregularity LONG con-
lihued' VIII render knowledge useless. wit
r'ulcutouS' and genius contemplate.
VT Instead of saying "paddle vour own
bark.'' ''"' o""
~ The ardent reforIner moves the 4nnlt-
tude' but the calm philosopher moves the mr.
U~'@ IL is hard work to teach people who
can learn nothing without being taught.
" The Liquor Law went into elIact in
Allchigan on the 18th. Measures are to he ta.
Ken to test It's cOnsttntionality: and il is ca il
that the Supreme Court will determine case
as early as July. N'@'9
0~5- There is no possession more valuod tban
good and faithful friend. '''""
" Wicked men cannot be friends either
among themselves or with the good.
63~ Friendship is one soul in two bodies,
p3 Procure no friends in laste, nor. if onco
procured, IN haste abandon them
w There were twenty even deaths At
| memphis (Ienn.) for the week ending on the
i~th' ot which seventeen We're of cholera.
X 'Fourt Scott, in Kansas Territory. with
all It's hXtures, was sold lately for 5000 II
cost the United States Government not lonr
slhce' the handsome amount of $l65, 900
6T There are two Episcopal, nine Netbo-
dist; eight Presbyterian and four schools ~
tached to the Sunday School Union of WASH
ington. "'i-
! U~T musket taken from Russian sold;or
at the battle OF lnkermann, has been brouobt
"o','e Iro'h the East by an American traveller.
Wing. Wv J
W a census OF Cincinnati, Just completed
SHOWS that city to contain total of25 6CjS wbite
male inhabitants the age Of twenty-one wears
and upwards. 0'''
o. Bread is to be sold by weight hereafter
IN Rochester n. y, by an ordinance Of the civ
c""ncI' regulating The rate per pound, and fix.
ing penalty for breach of the law.
o. y fire at New Orleans. on the 18th inst
destroyed property to the amount of san noo
consisting OF number Of houses occupied hv
poor families y
- NJ "''"Ples wants TO know if the Board
OF rade trades IN boards Mr. Slmples Is to
o"Iiu WheeiDarrow, and wants TO know the
price of lumber '''
70 81 have very little respect for the ties
OF TINS world, as the chap said when the rone
was around his neck
o. Twelve hundred and sixty dozen Of No.
wa Scotia eggs were entered at the custom
house. IN Boston, on one day last week
q Two companies of u S. troops. COM
manded by Major Prince. lett New York on I'm.
eSdhy last, on boad the steamship Illinois. dcs.
tined Tor Washington Territory.
U3- Governor Wright of Indiana. has bcer
invited ny the New York Agricultural Society
To deliver the annual address before the novt
STATE FAR to be held at Elmra, Chemunr conn
w. IN the first week in October next. and has
accepted the Invitation.
VI The peach crop Of the vicinity of Pitts
oufg' Pa.' 1t Is said, will be unusually larpn
~ Col Dorsey, of Cosa county. Alab,no
mas declined becoming candidate for Con~ross
because his good wife wants him at home A
sensible man that. '""'' y
OF" Children" says Mrs. Grant. j." oro first
vegetables, and then they are animals an5
sometimes come to people, But is sad enonrL
ond stage. '''O ''ie sec
V1- Telegraph line is to be erected bo.
tween Panama and Aspnwall.
0-According to the New York Commits c
sloners ct Emigration, the Board was oruan;1.d
III 1o4" ana since that period. there have ar. +.
rived at that port, l,94G,36S emigrants s
GEoRGIA-A meeting of the citizens of Mps.
'ogee County. without distinction of nartv
whether Wings, Democrats, Know Notb;nGs
temperance men. or the opponents of eitber
las been called to meet in Columbus. Tho c
'oJect stated is to form a Southern party to on. -
'ose the Abolition movement at the North. n n
BREACH OF PRoMIsE-Seuen Thousand Dol. N
0rS D0hnage.-The case of Miss Marv HoI F
Ick against Henry Protzman to recover daua B
ges for breach of promise to marry. was ro. "
emily tried in Cincinnati, and resulted in a D
erdlct OF $1,000 Iii favor of the plaintiff wbo b
represented as being a virtuous, industrious =
nd modest girl. -'U' F. F.
f
MARRIAGE OF GEN. Tom TmuMB.-We clip s.
he following from the Peston Herold.
''Tom Thumb, the celebrated It,ls cro.,
IAN, was married at Webster. ON Tb,ss.,la
lst, to Mss VintOn, of bridgeport. Connecl;. NJ
ut. An attempt was made TO keen II tror, ~, g.
ublIc, but somehow it leaked out throuob some
tIe company, who were a little indiscreet
tier lmblbng pretty freely of IIedseick which ca
H. hirkham had provided for the occasion" lc
The SLAVERY EXCITEMENT IN MIssorp, p'
meeting was held In Johnson COUNTY Ms.
'nri few days ago, at which resolntions "
ere adopted declaring that no person onnosed Fl
slavery sho4l be permitted to reside whero
lc SAID institution exists; that every free col
red person must eave that county Immediate. NJ
; and that after the first of August they shall X,
: cJcctcd by force. '''"i'