Smyrna times., 1855-06-06


+ O1- LevenwOrth, in Kansas, eight months
ago was place of wild and unimproyed land.
hoW' among the buildings and business can be
e"uiicra'ea one steam saw mill, two brick Yards
one large three story hotel. four bo.rd;no
houses, five saloons two boot and shoe storas
TWO saddlery shops, one tin shop, two block'
smiths shops, and population of ei0ht hmm.
dred inhabitants
w Fonr or five Of The heaviest sugar mer..
chants OF Cincinnati have made about SlOn.
OUo each on the recent rise in sugar. One
mouse mad on hand six thousand bogsheads, the
increase on the value of each of which duriirss
tne last two months, while it has been reposinT
IN the warehouse, has been $50, making a clco9
profit of $l00,O00.
CHINEsE BAKBARTTT.-,Phe GeIestials haxa..
a queer way OF dlspoSng Of the persons of their
prisoners taken IN hatleG : At the recent re6an-
lure lure ol ohah9haI by the Imperalists, several
VI '"e Ieoeis were caught, taken into the cump
decaptated, disonboweIed. their Iivers III 'l
" dollar apiece, and. tie heads sent downfall tL.
city, where they were Suspended by be h.;r
and tail from Il bamboo, and served +, decorat'
the walls vi H'e
~ Mormon emigration is flowing weytwar7
steadily, and IN notable numbers Sin.,,. -
navigation OF the Ohio river opened tins s,r;,,,,
l'oO" ot 'hcse emigrants passed throuuh Pin
ou[g on theIr way to the city of the Salt I,k.
ana others are daily expected Thev -,
derstood to he from Great Britain, where Mor-
mon proseytlsm makes steady PROGRESS A.,
Liverpool there Isl Mormon agency. sunnor,ai
especially Tor the purpose of aiding elniGration
II mas TINS year sent off upwards of 3. 400 emi.
gfahIS' of whom 1t paid the expenses of |. ION
:, FATAL ACCIDENT TO "DoEsrIcKs.
mortimer Thomson, better known IA tho Dvh
llc as the author of the popular le,tcrs y;I,"nI
Doest'cks," was accidentally killed on TGur..
day, at Ann Arbor, Michigan. where ba v..'.
spending few days He was out sboo,ipg ~
mark with some companions. when an acc
Geital bullet put an end to his life. The New
York Tribune says: ave"
Mr. Thomson was native of NicLicon b;s
age was % or "a he was a man of n sinrular-
y modest simple and manly nature. and on.
uoWed with talents aud aspirations. which
would have secured for hlm an honorable nI,c,
IN literature. His " Doesticks" letters b, HIM.
sell regarded as but youthful extrava0ancc
ana their remarkable popularity never g ius.d
hlIn to eXaggerate their worth.
Inc 1TtbNne has since learned that Mr.
Thomson Is not dead
" Inc fixtures for putting up fDo bell
which VIII weigh 1900 lbs, we're landrd mn
M lne breakwatcr, at Lewes on Thursday last
Inc bell Will be moved by clock work. and
strike during fog seven tunes per minnr.
Joys FOR THE INvALID.-We cut the folIov.
ing from the Phiidaeiphia Saturda0 fio.et,.
ana recommend our readers to peruse it care
fnIy, and those suffering should not DELAY rur.
chasing:
Dr. uootland's German Bitters.-Thi. c.ls.
Orated medicine, prepared by Dr. &. NJ. jackson.
at the imposing German Medicine Storr n,
l%O Arch street, Is exciting unprecedented.
pubic attention, and the proprietor. who *,
sc"ntItlc physician Is selling Immense chant;
tes OF IT. The virtues of this remedy .r. -,
luly set forth IN the extended motto. Of il .,
De seen IN our advertising columns. that tI.r,.
Is hardly any room left for Us to sneak of il
ms much We may add-Of the lonU troip ot
physical Ills to which humanity is heir, there Is
none more distressing than the general derang,.
lheht OF the digestive apparatus, which MGR.
ialls TO accompany Il dIsurdered stYte of H.
hFcr. Headache, piles, languor. trrtiulucxs
Il OillouS tongue morbid breath, loss of anna.
tlte-ln short, an mdescribabe wretch.dn.xs
oI existence are IFS Insuticrable and liie.vya.,-
ng attendants. These diseases. wbici, L..,...
oailed the skill OF the ablest DOCTORS hav,. L,.,
radically cured by Hoolland's German K;tt.r. :,
See advertisement.