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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
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THO ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK. and all interme-
date stations aud places Immediately the compile
ton Of Evansville Charlottesville Railroad
Hauts which within
will be ready reeeip. THROUGH of
Nerehandize Produce Property from this city
and this Terre Haue the above
cities points India Ohio
New York Central NeN York aud Era and Albany
ton Railroads.
60 Rates made known application my Office under
noyI3 If JOHN ). MITCHELL. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
BYTTffoLFF 8 SONS,

IN GOLD SILVER wATcHts, GOLD rHlINs
FINK JEWEL y OF A KINDS, SILVER wAKh, CLOCKS,
sPEcTAcLE<. &c. MAIN sTRELT, BkIwkKs grf
FIRST AND SECOND. EyANsvIi liz, IA.
n WE have constantly on hand large and cam
80 plete assortment of the above m cd gossd-. NJ
will sell them low house in The Ncs,,
therefore respectfully invite all who DESTROYS Of buy
ing Watches Jewery to give call before purchAs-
ing elsewhere. make TO their interest buJ
ofus dccsl Iy-
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
EDWARD FEGAN g. CO., n-ifs

LOCUST, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
EVANSVILLE. A. 81 ~ t- ;
CESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants Of this
city and vicinity that they have received their first
lot of Spring and Summer Goods direct from the i'm
porters, consisting OF every novelty OF the season. in
Grape Shawls, DressSik GrenadiI plain and figured
Bareges and Tissues Berege de Laines. Oryandys
lawns, Laees aud EboideIies. Hosiery, uloves Para
soils and Fans. aath go .Hr4 I'D e1fst
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum
mer MantIlas, Plain Silks. fringes, trimmings, &C..
Having fitted up room of the stors for the sale OF
Lad es' Hats and Bonnets Artificial Eowers, Ribbons
Bonnet Trimmings, dc. We now offer the most
beautiful assortment Of Goods ever brought west
n. Bone price--no deviation.
apS CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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NEW GROCERY
RE 'Er5As EsAs,skN & 60

NEWFsMILY GROCERY
BT TEiOs. BACON g. CO.,
ON FIRsr STREET, BETay. AND LOCUST EVANSVILLE
fItHE subscribers would respectfully inform the ct
j. of Evansville and vicinity that they have on
hard and receiving large and well selected stocko
FRESH GROCERIES, embracing everything usually
kept i'm good Family Grocery; aud they hope, by
prompt eIton business, to receive and merit
ibersl share q, pat tic patronage. .....--
AID orders viii receive prompt attention. and goods
delivered To purchasers at their doors il desired,
have WAGON expressly for said purpose. ssE isr
IT Pan Goods warranted good or no sale.
II Trhe highest prices paid for Country Produce
1rPPlease call examine stock, we will sell
at the lowest cash prices.
uplJ THOS. BACON d CO.
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EIxA INSURANCE UoMPAN1
Or Harfford GOunecficit.

Or Hartford. Connecticut.
g. CAPITAL 500. tOO-du paid ia aud iacested.
yuVfIIS with rerDeal charter
1879. aud against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments stores house
hold merchandise general. Also inland In
against the Navgton Losses will be ber
ally adjusted and paid with promptness:
: THOMAS X. BRACE. Pres't
E. G.. RILEY, Secretary
RE Applications may be made TO the subscr
authorizes receive proposals and issue poll
icies favorable Insurance office Agency
in the Vest A. G. HALLOCk. Ae't.
eyIl tt Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
EDWARD r. HIIL NARcUsR. HOLLIDAr
.sse EEiLL-N HOLIDAY
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.


EEAxiNG httei aiarge and spacious
- Wabash and Erie Canal Main street near the Derot
OF the Evansville and Craw orivillc Railroad
PIE hart facilities
Forwarding OF Produce and Merchandise
Railroad vii be unsurpassed in this city We also pre-
pared to Produce this market
lle orders Tor the purchase
We will make liberal cash 10
sale here to be shipped Southern
ke We hope by prompt attention business merit the
public pa.ronsge. = y 80 ~ -
s,pz-t - HILL HOLIDAY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
noye-d&wtf
P. G.. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
rsG L. R C,.EE ~ NJ II 8,

IT, HAVING fitted up nlammom 49, =
" harf Boat, the largest ON the
Ohio River the substa manner, pre-
any business entrusted care, eth
err by RIVER. RlAiROAD Ols CANAL,
without exposing to the nclemency of the weather. any
property; and pareua attention will paid 10 Recciv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale of any
Produce consigned and all orders promptly licd
p. G. O'RlEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
merous friends for their former patronage, and respect
fu IN solics continuance of the same, which will be
duly recprocaied.l "a ,St
Store Room well supplied, will be kept for the
of Boats aud their orders carefully filed
mh3-d&wly -f-1 ea PIG. ORlLEY a. co. 2
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COFFEs HOUSE AND RESrARAUT

Water Street, Esrt Insurance Company EcaaScie, Ia
ITkNRY SCHAEPFER'S Coffee House aud Res
II in the three story brick house. between In
Co. Office and the Pavilion Hotel, is now fitted
lpin the best lyle. and he Is prepared to receive his
friends and the public and accommodate them in the
His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Ales, which, with other refreshments
he will serve up in the most approved style aud all
hours OF the day Mr.. ; will always keep good va
riety of the best brands of Cigars.
Attached TO the house is a BOWLING SALOON, with
Alleys and every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with India Rubber cushions, and Saloon lit up with gas
dec9-taprl
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MARTF0RD FlRE INsInANCE cOsIpAN

HARTFORD. COSNEC1lCJr.
INCORPORATES lS,0.-CuAETEs PgsPErUAL.
CAPITAL $500 Oo0-aE rad ia s-d farested.
Fa>HIS long established and well known Institution has
transacted extensive insurance business
than forty throughout the United states aud the British
North American It. has aimed public
confidence by and faithful uinment of It's
tracts and the Of assured thai all air
claims policies win be literally and
promptly paid Public Buildings. Manufactures Mills Ma,
chinery Dselng Hous Stores Merchandise, Household
Furniture. Vessels the stocks while &c.. &c
will be insured at asilw the risk will admit
III HUNTINGTON. Pres't.
c. b. Bow ERs. Secretary.
Az plicativns for insurance may be made to
ALLEN G. HALL0CK. Ag't.,
Main street. nearly OPPOSITE the Bank.
evil Evansville. Ind.
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e. II. sTocKwELL. ". D
PROF. 7. @. GAYLE.
READ. REAnI, READ,..

READ REAUIf KEN DE-!
Statement PRESIDENT of the Henry
Female College.
Mr. Sumner widely known for great moral worth. and
high honorable bearing his school famed
the rapid his pupils
make in the requirement OF useful knowledse:
NEW CAsrLE. KY. May q. 1853.
Indian Vegetable Panacea been used in
family and school with entire satisfaction Mr. ARMSTRONG
also used with decided beneht and
although have used il myself satisfied, from the
those under and Of my family that u Is
syaluable medicine s. ). SUMNER.
Let everybody procure one Dr. Bruee's Amanaes and
Journals and readhe performed
BY this Panacea.
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
BRUCE K CO.. New Castle Kentucky.
E III. WRIGHT & CO. indianapolis. Ind
WOOLSEY * LINCE. Evacsvilie. Ind.
and for sale, and n commission Depot prices BY
js0-6m KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO. Evansville
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
NEW FALL RrEL.UNERy.

VIE undersigned successor 70 Misses Cewd Barker.
has returned from the East with large
Of all varieties of Bonnes Rbcons Flowers Feathers Cap
Mohai and Fancy Headdrees. the latest
prepared to Cut Dresses and teach Dresseutting
hours insruction Full satisfaction given charge
r. X. BARKER.
.oet9-u Main street. OPP osite Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
A FARM FOR SALE

n FNI<NI FUR
q NJ ninety miles Evansville the
" Oweusyle road. formerly oecn led by Barney Co y
Frame House aud Barn. Grated Orchard durable Well and
springs One third Of the land in wood IL
grther parts Price % The buildings are worth half
the D oney. oet30-ltdm INV join CURTIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05

GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DR. BRUCE'S
INDIA ~ & u A Is Ia r.
ID NJ A & L. A


ESr the Radical Cure Of
uNysPEPSIA SerofulsO King Evil Incl pient Consrnp-
~ ton Inflammation OF the Eyes Liver Com
Mains Gravel Piles DrOpsy Sick aud Nervous Headache
Pain in the Side and Back Diseases OF he Kidneys
and Spine OH and
Swelling OF the Glands Lumhayo Jaundee Female irreg-
all diseases arising from improper or excessive
1T PUIIFiES THE BLooDi
quart bottles with the let
tiers '.DR BRUCE'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PASACEA.
NEW CASTLE. Ky - blowa in the glass
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES
Alternative Pagave Diarete DaPhoretie and Tonic It's
action the Liver and Blood is powerful and
removes Constipation aud is the MASTER KING or PAIN
the Kidneys and Urine pronos
Perspiraton eluilsbrum Ii puriaes the Bsoa
clears Skin eanses the Tongue sweeen the Breath anu
while it system all accumulated oreihc
tonic properties give tore and action mpaishs
new life and vigor. Price 81 per bottle
E. H. STOCKwELL. VI. D..
Physiology and Hygiene suceesvey
in PHILADELPHIA anc Cincinnati. says: =,
BRUCE Col have used extensively separately
collectively the articles composing the compound OF pr
INDIAN yEGETAELE PsNAcEA anu consider ~ the
that l. before the people lei SAFE potent aud evnces high
degree of Pharmaceutical science
Ell sToCKwELL. NJ. d.
PROF. T. @. GAYLE.
Dean Of the Faculty. Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
Dear have submitted Compound TO Professors NJ
abbert and P-Watson thew think highly Indeed
sfyour and think il we'll calculated TO
effect slterant give opinion oft
give it my Individual recommendation.
lam. very respectfully. your ob'ssery,t
Dean of the Faculty.
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= OF TIiE CITY OF KEW YORK

HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL $500 100 all paid an IN CASH
TEyHIS Company business about year
with the intention of doing safe ard fair business with
large Cash Capital aud So L. LOOMS 1T its head ven
protection the assured equal Insurance Com
the world Policies will be by the subscriber
Buildings Merch ndize Hou ehold Goods. &c. &c.. on
favorable with other good solvent Companifs-
s. l.. LOOMS. Pres't.
CHARLES J. MARTIs. Secretary.
ALLEN @. HALL0CK. Ag't.
Main street. opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05

- bill Sugar Baker Molasses. Dbl Golden Syrup, e
y bbi Sugar House Molasses. reed this day at -
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BEKF CATTLE &C. ron s,LE.

WOULD notify my Butcher friends aud Others
lSy interested, that will be the Well
~ week with lot Of hne and fat Beef Cattle letter
~ brought 60 this market, and also Mich
Cows sheep. which would the part atten-
ton of citizens have also sale span Horses
Mules to satisfy all orders. Those wanting anything
kind will please leave word the Sal, Well Oregon
Mills New Harmony. WALLACE G0RDEN.
ELS d&wtf
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KELLER. FARxsLEY & CO.
LAND FOR SALE.

EHTyE Of Land the Boonvlle road bridge
equally sivaed by The Caaal This desirable properly
situated in rapidly mJ rowing Of the city, offered
sale on terms For further particulars apply 70
eyS-tf r....f 5 r7 J. p ELLIOTT.
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FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

Evansville and Owensville road three
- miles from ihis City. with log
never failing Sprng-twenty upwards cleared.
ALSO:-A two story Brick House the Of Second
and Walnut streets in good ar and built
ALSO:Five OTIS laying Bell Chambers En-
largement all ofwheh will terms.
ure of aug23 T. BACON & co. =
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>. HYpE,s MARRIEyaRD

- coRNER sEcONn AND VINE sTkFFT, evansville. ND. d
u HI undersigned woud respectfully
zens of Evansville and the public generally that he
purchased the entire of No. Vermont Marble Mr..
Humphrey and is fully rrerared ELL all Monu
men< Tomls Ohelisks. Head and Foot
and the Those wishing
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would do wall
oct2f-tf .lFIr. ellT.. - : = HYDE
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EVf SlLBERM has declared, (not war), but that
L. he received the finest stock Spring Goods
ever brought to Evnsvile. and that hec1S a ii WILL
sell them as cheap As any other house in the Nest
His NEW STOCK consists in part Of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing ofevey description,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
And every other article I'm the line OF Fancy Goods Ee
is now manufacturing his Clothing in this city. has the
best and most CUTTERS and salts
faction or no trade. Call and see me. fapI2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05

ErREsH TEAs.-ioo haif-chests: eays; etc. etc.
Il dun to very choice lust reed for sale low by -
eye e. GILBERT & CO.. S,c.. wear Water.
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SAMUEL LISTERS.

EpECEIy ED per steamer sunmers-'asi - asa y"
ma boxes Five Lump Tobacco; aiH.
rs 90 German Soap. in 3 H. hars IS +. 4
% 80 PALM ~ in ~ Ii liars; N litf- q
25 boxes best W. r. Cream Cheese:
2cases fresh Chocolate for sale by q ~ ash
o., rs d. HEDlANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05

MRS. LOUISA KOLLENBERG has gain opened hel
III 10. Cream Saloon for the summer, and will now
for the mediation of visitors. good article
Cream She has two neatly G,ted up, where she
would be happy to receive cal from the ladies and
gentlemen of Evansville. Entrance 10 the mex
door to her Confectionery lmye02m
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
Indian Mummies,

george Z. Bates writes to the Detroit AL
CerHSer that the great mystery among the "a.
vans OF The world, TO wit: by what process of
art or skill IN science the mummies fon,d i,
The Pyramids of Egypt have been preserved
ana which modern skill has exhausted all ~
resources IN truitess efforts to anaIvze--is
! known on the shores of the Pacific, AMONG the
wandering races of the Chinooks and Flatbeods
nc'e rude saVages understand and practice
thIs art with as much success as attended the
efforts OF the ancient Egyptians. Mr. Rats
says: -''0'
q" At the famous depository for the farmers
OF California on Montgomery street. are two
| specimens which are well calculated to arouso
the attention Of the refectinp. and to sbn,,
now intimate after all, are the relations of tho
past and the future. The former of these is -
. fIat-head mummy, found in his canoe on the
shores OF Pugent Sound, in Il perfect state of
preservation. Those who have seen the EUvn.
tlah mummy would be utterly astonished at
lhe exact slmilltude, save in the conformation
of The subject. The forehead of the sknlI has
Oeen evidently depressed by outward mecbani-
Cal appliances, but in all else it is the numnv
oi The PYRAMID, IN a perfect state of Dreserva-
lIon. The eye balls are still round under tho
nd !; the teeth, the muscles and tendona nor
lect, the VEINS IN ected with some preserv;nr
liquid the bowels, stomach and liver dried u6,
put not decayed, all perfectly preserved. The
very blanket that entwines him, made of some
threads OF bark, and saturated with some pitcbv
substance, is entire. The inner canoe in wbici
ne was found, had entirely decayed, and the
0"tcr one nearly gone, yet the body is evident
just as II was prepared by the embalmer. and
ailhough exposed now to the open air. il shows
no S'S" oi decomposition. 1t would seem as if
prepared Tor al coming time. Where these
wanderers of the desert learned this art i -
query over which the wise NAV ponder. and
those who are skilled in such thinps will 6nd
food for thought in this strange specimen. nick.
ed up near the disputed boundary ON our ives.
tern frontier.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

ped it; that made me feel little nervous, for
didn't know what he might have put in it."
He finds out at last what they are talking
about. The gunner has been making some
percussion waters that he thinks will never mss
fire. He said he would set the charge off with
out any priming, and he wasn't sure that there
would be any need even of prckine the car
fridge. The captain tells the gunner to frv
some of these new waters on the very gun that
the fugitive is in {!
81 was just going to sing out" he continues.
when the captain asked the gunner if he was
sure the gun wasn't loaded.
Yes, Sir" says he; "the charges were all
drawn when The ship came in, and these guns
IN the cabin haven't been loaded snce.'
That was not SO bad after all. They were
only going to try if the waters would Snap-so
| concluded to be quiet. didn't quite like the
idea, though, for wasn't quite so well content.
ed with the gunner's trial IN the gun as |
should have been out Of it. | wasn't quite as
easy IN my mind as had been an hour before.
wheh was swinging in the captains cot.
'Uy 0'Hi 'Ho1S IL, dHu mean 10 see II out.
knew there wasn't any shot in the gun, at all
events, and | didn't think a blank cartridre
would hurt me much, seeing as | had pushed
my troWsers aud frock in before | got in nv
self. If had gone in head foremost, should
have been good deal more worried about the
matter; but thinks to myself, "Fll FISK any
feet -
$50 there lay, aching all over, from hal H..
my shoulders and hips jammcd in between the
round sides of my berth, and listening to the
talk between the captain and the gunner that
came IN at the touch hole, and then to the noise
IN the boat that came III at the muzzle It's
not strange that | got everything mixed up in
heap, in my mind, as to what was going on
outside. At last, however, heard the click OF
the spring, as the gunner cooked the lock, and
the next instant"
"What, what then -
Il was going through the air as if had been
kicked by a torty-horse power! My clothes
didn't follow Inc more than twenty tathons. but
didn't touch the water till was "a mile and a
half from the ship -
That he was saved is matter of course.
"else wherefore breatheS he in Christian
land " to tell this wondrous yarn!
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
Important to Farmers

We are informed by Mr.. Chamberlain. oftbe
City MIL, that the farmers of Vermont are in
the habit OF heading the movements of the wee
VII by very simple process. The next sea-
son after it makes its appearance, they 90
through their wheat fields about the time the
wheat Is heading, Immediately after the show
er or while the dew is on it, and scatter newly
stacked lime, broad cast, so that it will adhere
to the head and stems of the grain. Thev use
about bushel to the acre.
Good lime should be secured, and Stacked
by sprlnkling little water over it, SO as 20 re-
tam all Its strength. A paddle may be used
10 scattering 1t. The remedy has. it is said,
been so eifectually tried, as to leave no doubt
of the result
STRIPS III large wheat fields left untouched bv
the lline' Tor experiment, have been entirely
destroyed by the weevil, while the grain on
each side was all saved.
Since this intelligence was received. Mr.. Jes-
Sc Allen, OF the Centre Mill, has received cor
roboratng information from Muskingum coun.
~ farmer, who had seen the same practice and
ike results there.--Akron (Ohio) Beacon.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
The Magnitude of the Earth.

According to recent authority the circum-
terence OF the globe is twenty five thousand and
twenty miles. 1t is not so easy to comprehend
SO stupendous circle as to put down its extent
IN hgureS. 1t becomes more palpable perhaps,
by comparison, such as this: A railway train
travelling necessarily night and day, at the ra tie
OF twenty-five miles an hour, would require six
weeks to go round it. The cublcal bulk of the
earth is two hundred and sixty thousand mill
lions of cubic miles! DR.. Lardner says, if the
materials which form the globe were built in
the form of column, having pedestal of the
magnitude of England and Wales, the height
OF the column would be nearly four-and-a- half
millions of miles. tunnel through the earth.
from England to New Zealand, would be nearly
eight thousand miles long.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
Beautiful PRAYER.

Lord, bless and preserve that dear person
whom thou hast chosen to be my husband let
his life be long and blessed, comfortable and
holy; and let me also become great comfort
anI blessing unto him, sharer in all his Joys
a refreshment in all his sorrows, and meet
helper for him in all the accidents and changes
of the world and ma Ike me amiable forever in his
eyes, aud very dear 10 him. Unite his heart to
me in the dearest union of love and holiness,
and mipe to him in all sweetness. charity, and
compliance. Keep-me from all ungenteness,
and ill-humor. and make me humble and obe-
dent useful and observant, that we may de.
light IN each other according to thy blessed
word and ordinance. and both of US may reioice
in thee, having our portion in the love and ser.
vice OF God foreyer.-Mother's Magazine.
| s} afifss y ia -. - AEa n aJEa
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

INTERESTING CAsE.-An old man, well known
In Chicago, having it in his head to marry
young wife, bestowed upon her several hundred
dollars worth of gifts. Changing his mind
after taking out the license, he waated them
back, but the damsel held on to them. Nothing
daunted, he had her arrested for obtaining
goods under false pretences. Not being able
to make that hold, he replevied the articles
The fair one, with considerable spirit. at last
accounts, was preparing to gain possession.-
The matter creates some gossip among the folks
in general, and the ladies in particular.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

CHINESE MoDE OF ADMINISTERING OArHs.
The witness is made to kneel, and to break a
saucer on bar in front of him. The follow
ing oath is then administered: "You shall tell
the truth, and the whole truth; (the saucer is
cracked J ifyou do not tell the truth, your soul
will be cracked like this saucer."s
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

OF Give employment to the poor man when
ever you have an opportunity. By so doing,
you will often save wheeling from want
from the pang of returning W without bread to his
house. You will encourage him to be honest
and industrous-add to the comfort of his
family-receive his grateful thanks, and ac-
qure by his labor the full value of the pittance
thus bestowed upon him.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
WHOLE NO., 2I9.

nlcatIon established between Halifax and ST.
Johns In the course oithis summer. Whatever
may be thought, therefore, Of the ultimate pro.
Ject' we have every reason to believe that in
three months the old world and the new will be
within weeks hail of each other
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

SUGAR PIE.-The Ohio CultipatOr has this
recipe fer pie:-CoVer your pan with good
paste, spread over it a layer of sweet butter,
then sugar enough to cover the bottom then
pour in half pInt of rich cream, in which a
tablespoonful of flour has been first stirred,
and it is ready for the oven. ~ sts. Il l.s !.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

OF Socrates, seeing a scolding wife, who
had hanged herself on an olive-tree, exclaim-
ed - ~ = ''."~h q ~
"oh!that all trees would bear such fruit 4
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

0~r"l shall be at home next Sunday night, y
young lady said, as she followed her bean to
the door, who seemed to be somewhat wavering
in his attachments. "sstasfta. !
80 shall T." was his reply. 1lstw llaua