Smyrna times., 1855-08-01


will warrant trial. Here it is:
Take one pound of -four aud wrap it tightly
in cloth, after which boil it for three hours;
let It get perfectly cool before the removal Ofihe
cloth then remove q II the glutnoUs substance
from the outside, which will leave the interior
portion hard like chalk. This should be gra-
ted to serve as thickenng tor milk, 0ron one
COW, if possible to obtain it, upon which 10 feed
the patient. 1t will keep for long time, nd
it Is said by those who have use it, to be more
beneficial than any Thing else.
GUANO IN INABUNDAEcs-Consular despatches
communicated 10 the British Board of Trade
since the LIST OF January last, state that deposl-
ties of guano have been discovered in the l..
/ lands composing the canton of st. Andres, ig
the province of Carthagena, in the Island be-.
! longing to the Ecuador, OFT the coast of the
province OF Manabi in an slet called Her
gcsts Rocks" situated near the Island of Mans
kahlva, in the MarqueSas group; on the cast
end ofthe Island Of GuadalOupe: ON ST. Mark's
Island on the proximity OF the Bay OF ST. Bar
tholomew, on small rock near the southwest;
end ct the Island Of Nutavidad on the Maria
Island. The government of ,Carthagcna. have
prohibited the expectation OF guano trou. thn
island ef San Andres.
o. \ Justice Of the Peace in Portland has
decided that publishers of newspapers are not
communication as an advertisement, unless the
, publication follows the copy; and that when
It Is made mp in part of quotations cuttrom ano
ther paper with original comments III, .rou,
! there must be distinction kept up, between
the original and the quoted matter, by the use
of quotation marks, or of different kinds OF type,
or Of leadcd matter in contrast with what ~
solid. The suit was brought by the publishers
OF the Portland Advertiser against John A.
poor editor t,t the %f.,fP Of H0ino uhf, b,H
= declined the payment OF bill tor advertising
on the ground that the distinction between orr
glnal and quoted, was not kept up hc case
c will go TO the Supreme Court.
YOUNG BONAPARrE IL THE CRIMEA.-Mrs
: lie Vert, Of Mobile, writing from Paris, thus
:, speaks OF young BUnaparte, late of Baltimore
y city:
= Tell NJ. that his friend Jerome Bonaparto
" has greatly disting uished himself, and has done
" great honor To his West Point training. He IS
~ the aid of the Generals and is the medium of
: communication between the French and Eng
- lish, as he speaks the two languages equally
!! well. He Is always i'll the midst of the battle,
= and has had two horses shot under hnn, but as
" yet has escaped wound The Emperor Is
: proud OF him, and tI! French soldiers call han
q, the brave American Bonaparte.'
e COUNrY JAIL.-The Reporter of Thursday
OF last says:
cd There now confined in the County Jdl
Is not less than seven persons, larger number
he than have before occupied the lah for more
at than year. The following list comprises the
Oh names of the prisoners, and tho cranes iur which
n they stand committed:
nc Isaac Davis, for assault and battery on George
as Shores.
VI Thomas llOshns, for concealimg stolen pro-
- pcrry.
nc John Barker, Of Milford, Tor bgamy--ln hay
I'D ing two w!yrs.
en- George Parker (l.) for the murder his two
lis, children.
49, James Cannon (n) tor larceny OF shoes.
he John Manlovr, (n) for debt
ny John Jackson, Tor rUtOus and dlsorderly CON-
cn- duct.
DEcLINED.-The Liquor Dealers Assuca-
ton refuse To accept the offer OF the Temp r
ance Alliance to test the validity oi the Pro-
the hlbltUry Law before the Supreme Court. They
the say they going to Test before the pc pie
var The truth ls, they be neither cuaxed n.r
ph driven into Court on the shaun of unc"nstit, =
ind tonalIty. The money raised TO test the law :
vas To be used as an election fund, and the ma ~
,ey reliance Of the rumsrllers will be in the votes
lnu that they can secure III the next Assembly tor
ba. repeal.
~ ~! o. The nohlest art of all the fine arts. =
.' m said SIR James Mackinlosh is the art of form.
u" ing vigorous healthy and beautiful mind.
,oo IL Is a work OF unwearled care, which mu~l
W" I be constantly reouchpd through every part ot
~ life But the toll becomes every day more
II pleasant, and the success more sure."
om 0E1- An Old Lady in Alabama objects to the
pes erection OF the telegraph near her house, for
-th, says she "supposln thar should be war sen.
ter ding cannons and bombs along the telegraph
and they should burst right here and tear every
nr IN nI..p .l,s.. l..
its going to pay tor it Take it away oil thar
asst, for don't like the pesky thing no how
our 0.7- The sun of &4U.OOO has been subscribe,
way in the State of New York for a UuIyer,al,s
Theological Seminary.
or Youth is the season of hope, entcrpris,
and energy, to a nation as well as an indy ldM
al.
,ot GJ- Men cannot expect that God will mino
,;vc those prayers which they do not mind them
. of selves or that he will open his ears 10 thos,
hIo who are not serious before Him and with Him
red 03- Religion cannot change, though we do
,ver and if we do, we have left God /; and whethir
han he can 60 that goes from God, his own SORROW
,ear will soon enough instruct him.
ane 0T5- The Kansas Legislature has excludes
ION. all the Free soil members who were a frst nd
,ok- mitted to seats under the Governors certIfca
yen- ties.
mat OF The object of all ambition hould be, 4
rye be happy at home. II we not happy Their
ana, we cannot he happy elsewhere. 1t is the bes
out proof of the virtues of a family circle, TO see
ften happy fresde.
!" ,.I !" or Every day well spent lessons the tas
@ that God has set Us.
M OF Prodigals are born of misers, as butter
: ;s flies are born of grubbs.
or A Spanish proverb, "What the fool doe
in the end the wise man does in the beginning
Ian OTA French proverb "The noise of IN