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nannten &la6cn, ais: N- S
u Plus einer erfen prer SprbereitunosFf,5, n,rri,,
init pfn &inosrn rsntlhss nnp enolilhcs gud.
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trlja6rli6 tcidblt mespen, uno Der getroo p~e6sIhr,,
ban4t mebr pom ben pcellniGren Witteln Der GItsrn off,
unhfmittelte nno arms &inosr nsroen i~cper3eit mrbl.
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Den 9ansen gSintrr. '"
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ren Shnicrn 9rnua @elr9rnbeit srbuten in rrn widen
SUnnta9sihnlsn Jtihmrnc's, robin bic Gltrru fire
&tne'r nah Sslieten ldidsn m6sen. "
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III piels Shule a%ufarnUmmei. md
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BEN bic 2biiren Der grssieBerei e%rSfnst, unb itcn ma-
ren cine @ten9e %prauben, meibe lis gum lpGicn 9(tcnc
ntdbt %auf6Grtr, lih gu erneucrn. 9rnn nur iir bielcn
einrn Sag maren Die GrStilrer ron G6tNe unb Shiaer
unp srn SHislanp bier ous9eitellt. Die bcutihc Stunt
crGIit numentliA in Der 0Gtbe S6iGer Grltppe Elm
0cntmol, welhe5 hen bcrrlihiten auf trr Welt ,ur
Seite su ltsusn lit. 9uh Der Sup 1T ~Dcrtreihicb aeGurs
gen. Silt GinprrndnpniF pes Sitobaurrs, Der lcltt bier
1T, Sat man Y~urlSuiS nr Die erte Gilelirarbrit nit Der
6ele Yrrsenommen; bas irine, iiberaa 9~lsihmG6ioc
&crn IcG bic S6erhGtte Der Si(per crit na6 sinioer
!3sit erbalten, neil Der Giielirsr Ocd DIS Game nod
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nod piel giht Jtflcre auf bem sldnlcnpcn Gre lpie(eu
binpert atsr fcineswrge ouf Den eritsn 9lif rie arpEr
ShGnbeit Ss &unfncrfcS gu eytennrl. gBislane, Der
nit Der einen loanp auf iein Steron>9uh lb lTst. er.
Gebt Die onOere nit elmer Gebe1re, oils mo0te er feline
2s0rs pom DEM 6eitern %iinni9en Qstenssenule ais ras
notDpenrt8 Seits bstrdftiBen. ginen unlaaliA pcbt,
thuenoen uno er6ebenoen @inDruf ma6t Die @rurps
u~niersr bsipen 9r0btcn Gt4ter. Gs in cine fo ,orte
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Nelsc 0uiciacls.

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prcnGcn IrIis in pcn 6trrn cntlhlairn lei. gEis rirfs
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rrlhreltsn: in nt!en Satens, inn Stsntrr &c. tilrct >irlc
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b9. Rplcr unp Comp, 139 Moinltr. bcrprrocru5rn I.
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@slhleten bernrrNctt: .9o6 ben Stntcrtlettncn fciu
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rem on9rfabrtrn .0rihdft, ITO pcr lcinem Sinl6sipen
III %rlts cines Nutsn g'ilrcs an iesen.
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&Hrnrr, Gin Imcritdncr, mcrrru cine MohtiMuIs
fuF 4sntld>e. re re ellglihc @prahr rrlerncn prIIcu
am L. Sttrerr %crG1ncn. Die llnttrrihts. 0jraenlS ME-
rsrpen lein: Gn9lilA 2ccn unp Shrritrn, Nud,tas
htrcn riiio Nrbnrn. """
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sr'h@t' lid '~pfrl0nlih in mrinsm Sd,ul,immcr in rrn,
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einsufinorn. nm Gus gEritsre al tciprcc,en. ~"
Jtdmcnr, Scpt. 1857.
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Scene Mnjeiaen.
Welnnancrein sSirninin

0elan9pcrein Sirsinia.
Die atti"en WitaIirrer bieirs Tereins rcrten titr.
rurh auf ris heute @benO 8 ll6r i'm gcrens. qrfo( /.
(Niarrbonien II. Cos 5OteD nattFnbenoe reselm6Gine
SinAltunoe anfmrrfiam aema&t unp um Elm piIinftihcs
SrlWeiheh orlr9ehp afheten. Der Gprlfanc.
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Gir9inia NiHcs.

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GDtil1Dm : &rGn3cbem
am Montns, ben %. D. Sits in @arr0auItn u. Cos
.9rtsf. Gintritt so Gts. Damen lno fri.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

TO me - and the speak ker pushed bis way through
the crowd, and confronted the dogologist.
My friend" said the General calmy, push.
ing buck the hair from his high o,ehead, 81
want to ask you question-Whered did you get
that dog 7"
"Zounds!" said the man, " raiseS him.
"Then," said the General, "Ive lost the
drinks. was only betting on dogology, and,
my friend, you have swept me. Come in,"
said he TO the phrouologist, {" | want you 10 teel
the bumps OF this gentleman. Aud hope the
rest OF the crowd will join me in drink to
old Kentucky.
Any person who has seen the great West,
Will know. how cheerfulIy -ths last sentiment
was approved by the crowd generaIiy.-Co:
zens' Wine Press.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

started out. The history of the nations of the
EARTH all in their turn, have been or are now
being made the servants of Gods will. None,
perhaps so truthfully exhibit this as our own
happy land, to which the eyes of the whole
world are directed with more than wonted in
terest. God is emphaticaly in the History of
America. But time will not allow further IL
lustfation of what appears to be a truth the
most self-evldent, viz: God IS in the History of
Nations
Smyrna, Aug. 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
d 5Ottt SHIFT bes,
Written for The Smyrna Times.
GOD IM HIS TORY.
By x ~.

The historian will in vain seek the materials
Of honest, unprejudiced historica: narration
without careful reference to this great cardinal
TACT. He may strive with almost superhuman
energy to euliven the dead past by means Of
the r.A4ctive suggestions of Philosophy, or The
comparative deductions Of improvements made
from age to age, aud fad himself still deficient
10 tae inspiration he 50 ardently seeks. Whe-
iler i, be he p0Iicy Of nations in the unequal
contest for national independence, he attempts
top7rtray; or The estab. ishmen nt Of ecclesiastical
pony 1.-The rise and tal Of empires, aud the Ordna-
uUn OF repubiicau 90. .ernSenIs.--stlll is History
cold md i,npass onab!e without the sOul-inspi-
fipy, pure moving principle, that in all these
1no;amic acstaiions, God is in the History Of
aIDns
To the sincere inquirer after truth, whose
I'D is deeply lmbued vita the simple hat un-
aoapromisiag elements Of "a enlightened aud
rsgrssssnss Ehr r~sisaisy. this idea becomes al
once be mest pleasing and important truth that
The review of past events can possibly untold.
10 such a Isipd the oit-repested story of each
era and epoea comes pregnant with newer and
sill brighter eyGences OF good TO humanity,
frelgAted yl,h more glorious lessons of guido
Rhce for thetuture. rE. t...ft 1
II weres useless task to parade in the great
dramas of the past the illegitlmate bearings oi
fancy, or TO interlarde the recitations of truth
fuf transactions with the Himsy conceptions O
rOmance, and call that-HistOry. These may
attract the Imagination, and cater to the senses
bOt they must iail of accomplishing the grea
ends to be obtained. Philosophy, such as wal
made the urning-point of oriental literature
and around which the great lights of the sci
ence of the East revolved, though it did for 4
time shine and glitter by the reflections of th'
inpassioned character Of Ostentatiors wisdom
could never be the genial fount Of historic in
spiratiou. 1t may, indeed, serve to embellisl
aud illustrate. but system whose entire teach
iOgs speak not of God in nature. or in revela
tIsn, cannot be the fruitful source of inspiration
| here. = ft4 ,osasFsH' = sfhoef
What ls il but the recognition of the princi
/ Fle that the destinies of Nations are 10 Oh
hands Of, aud guided BY the Great Ruler Of. .pni
yersal empire, by whom kings reign and pru
ses execu,e jpdgmenE" rhat has contributed /
nakeihe Holy Scriptures to be regarded wit
feelings OF such holy awe and reverepcel D
We look for exsmples'of the warriors ceaseei
contest, the rolling tide of the battles din.
lae trembling arrows Of hatred winged BY ii
arm Of justice oF Of ysngeanes /, How ,errib
the warlof human passions. and horrible, ii
populations OF wrath iu the successes OF God
chosen people. and the discontinue Of Flisyn
mics, as portrayed in the peniasesch and foIlo'
ing booksl Do different tribes and nai.o
ineett full llsmeasure Of wrath on account
sin,o the mceda of virtaous life and holiness
How instinetipely does the sacred writer reco,
nizs the hand Of God and refer all to His powe
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
Sel1j4' II T. = j 6Gu. Is
DIFrFERE e N G E s +.

HsaiBY CHARLES MAoKAY.1 ,et@'
The King can drink the best Of wine
So can l;
And has enough when he would dine.
'Hr.ai So bave l.; ..-eia. .- .....e...
Aud cannot order Rain or Shine +' :"
Nor can l.
Then whsFe's the diference--lst ms sas--
Be.wixt my Lord ahs king xsd me! ...
DO trusty friends surEsand his throne
<.!f,l Night and dsyi ..r.
Or make his interest their own!
No. not they!
Mine love me for myself alone
Bless'd be they!
Aud that's one difference which | see.
B-twlxt my lord the King and me.
Do knaves around me lie in wait .E
To deceive,
Or tawn and aatter when they hate,
''-a.''. And would grieve!
Or cruel pomps Cypress my state,-
By my leave!
No! Heaven be thanked And here you see
Mare difference 'twixt the King and me
He has his fools. with jests and quips, p
when he'd play; ....
He has his armies and his ships rse
Great are they;
But not child to kiss his lips, ... ...
WelLA-day
And that's difference sad TO see
BetyIxt my lord the King and me. INA
wear the cap and he the Crown
What of that! :. ~
| sleep en- straw and he on down
What of that!
And hes the King and I'm the clown
What OF that ..a. ..
Ii happy |. and wfetched be.
Perhaps the King would change with me!
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26


or The death of the son of Mrs Stove,
who was recently drowOed in the Cons secticut
river, IN New Hampshire, has painful sequel
to it. A fellow student at Dartmouth, writes
as follows: - Young Stowe, in company with
three ut his classmates. ell FreshEnen. swan
across the Connecticut, and landed on the Fer-
mont side. Slraylng into field sumo distance
off, they commenced picking strawberries
The owner of the field seeing them on his
grounds, gave chase to them and drove them
into the water. Though exhausted BY their
@ng rGn, they attempted to re-swim the river.
but oil failed and sank. The owner of The
strawberry field refused for some time to all, W
his boat to be sent to their rescue, until yonng
man Of this city cut another boat from iis moor
ings and succeeded in reaching three Of the
party before they sank. But Stowe, who was
the hindmost failed before the boat reached
him, and, though his body was recovered with.
in fifteen minutes, life was extinct" 's
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

BREAcH.oF PRoMIsE "A suit in which $685.
900 are claimed as damage for breach of pro-
mise of marrlsge has been commenced by Moses
Jugler, OF New York, against DIR. George Hey
ward and wife, Of Boston. Mr.. Jugler metthe
lady in Europe,who was then the wealthy widow
Of :he late Amos Binney He alleges that she
promised TO marry han, but subsequently mnr-
rIsd Dir. Hayward. The detendauts are abroad,
RUFUS ClioAie ami peleg W. Chandler Ore re-
.ainkd for the detenct,.a la IS fsi teN tlt 4.t
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

o. An American company-ihe Collins
have inS iluted proceedings against tbirty-sx
merchants aud manufacturers, for using their
" murk" on the axes and other edged Iools sold
in England. The parties proceeded against DO
not deny the existence of the practice for the
last fourteen years, aud plead it's notOrlelg for
81 long a period as justification.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

A HANDSOME CoMPLrMssr .--The London
CIristian SpectGtorl says;l.," Asa general
rule. we believe American Theological writer's
to be better versed in modern languages, and
more deeply read in ancient lieratufe---in other
words, better sud abler scholars than the ma
jorIiy Of theological writer's IN ti,ls county"
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26


" The young man drinks! 4 Thus early in
lite, be 10 on the AIRLINE track to dshonor and
ruin. The fires are kiDdIIng, and the train
moving All aboard. '"l lIa, ha." says tn con.
ductor.'" hear the old ogies talk nonsense aud
see them shake their heads '''7 .f77.'''io..
.And SO the heart is made { furnace, and
cramned with lhe fiery liquid. Faster moves
the tram. aud more marked The down grade.---
Familiar Objrc,s sweep 6y and are lost in the
past. Al the end OF thai track are 1.-THE depotl
1.-THE ja'ls. Poor houses. prisons, scafFolds, snc
Potter's fields. Through 10 death aud dishon
our without stopping. "llghtniug ex press
to the dungeon and The gallo@s. YOung men.
All aboard .--Cayulga Chief. ii .ssesasf11lq
.-~l--------~~-~~%-~--~~---~
II ~
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

or The London Times says that several
spikes. fastened in, India Rubber, were discovrr-
ed on tiuoe wood race course on the day the
GooawOod cup vas won. Every efloft has been
made to trace the sconndrsl who caused them
TO be distributed. Dos 4.s $50 .s4'ttss pes
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

'ho~r The entlre collection of pictures-some
twelve hundred 10 ilumber--in Whitshurst' .
daguerrean gallery, was destroyed BY fire on
TIlersIry night. ''' ''st 'ss' N-'3
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

ROMANCE AND REALITY-SiRg uldr Teftrmi-
nation Of Love Afa,r.-A wealthy young
gentleman became enamored of lady whose
parents seslde in St. Louis, and she returned
that affection in full; but the old folks ObJec-
ted to marriage on the ground that the daugh-
ter, though eighteen and as "pretty as pink"
wa> too young TO assume the responsibilities of
a wife. Finally, after much persuasion, they
agreed to postpone the marriage for fortnight.
In the meantime the girl was spirited out to
st. Charles and placed in convent by the pa
rents The iOtended, suspecting foul play,
sued out writ of habees corpus for the re-
covery of his bride, served it upon the parents.
who were about to be lodged IN Jail when the
discovery was made that the missing girl was
in the Convc Mt. The lover, with young lady
to act as mediator, started in full trot for the
Convent, to release his loved one from its wells,
who had before their arrival been informed by
letter of her l6ver's conduct. The lady medl-
ator saw The girl, was treated cody, and in.
for ned hat she was perfectly reGoncIled TO re-
main in the Convent, as il suited her tas'e rx.
actly, and she did not feel disposed to marry a
man who had e4deavored 10 put her parents in
Jail, although it was for her sake. The young
suror returned home completely disgusted with
female love and devuticn.-DemocrGt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-13
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

[Br THE NATIONAL LIsEl
steamer George Law, from Aspinwal, with San Fran
cisco dates of the goth, has just arrived.
Gen. Walker at Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Gen. Walker and staff,
consisting of Colonels Lockridge Walters and Capt.
Faissoux, have arrived here, and are quartered at
Browns Hotel. There is considerable excitement,
and our citizens are hocking to see him.
Great Walker Meeting in New York
NEW YORK, June l2.-The friends of Walker held
meeting here yesterday.
The meeting was very large and very enthusiastic.
Speeches were delivered by Col Fabens, Elijah Purdy
and others. A Committee of Reception was appointed
to prepare for Walkers visit to this city.
Ship Lost.
BosToS, June l2.-The ship Squanelo, from Tho
maston, Maine, is ashore on Beaver Island. She has
cargo. The vessel is total loss and is valued at
$4,000.
New Hampshire
CONCORD, June 1.-THE Republican caucus has
nominated Daniel Clark for United States Senator.
CONCORD, June l2-Daniel Clark the Republican
candidate for U. S. Senator was elected to-day by a
vote of 100 to 125.
Ohio Fugitive Slave Case.
CINCINNATI June l2.-The slave riot case is con
tinued to next Thursday.
SLAYER Captured.
New YORK. June L, The schooner Maitland sup
posed to be SLAYER, was captured this morning off
Sandy Hook, by the cutter Washington.
Domestic Markets
New YORK, June l2.-Cotton closed firm. Ohio
-four sold at 81 IS. Wheat is scarce and the market
firm. Corn is heavy. Mixed 96c; Yellow 81; White
al M
dull. Rice quiet Freights are heavy. Stocks firm.
CINCINNATI, June l2.-There is nothing doing in
flour. Holders ask SC go, while buyers offer Sc SO.
Corn Is to SOC. Whisky 2S9. Bacon sides Ia.
River Intelligence.
vIcKsBURG, June l2.-The Chancellor passed down
at 10 this morning, and the R. W. Powell at this
evening
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EVOOEsatNsl'S
W OVfQFsFtEFV
Y + y P T c. 7 O r A n I

c H E R R Y f y P E C A N I :,
Used a New aud Successful Treatment for
Consumption of the Lungs and General Decay Of the Body
Bronchitis, Bad Cough, Sore Throat, Tubercles u
GERS, and all Diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs and Chest
The wonderful efficacy of this remedy healing
liberated Lungs removing from the Throat frightfu
TuOerclGs and the rnpiy with which
the Throat Lhest and Head and its power in checking
the rapid decay of the body covering the skeleton with
sound and healthy heoh proves it the greatest dis.
therefore, there any who suffering
Consumption Bad Cough Bronchitis whatever
OF the Throat or Lungs Chest or Head, make trial of
Woodmam's Cherry Expectorant.
If the difficulty is of occurrence will
every vcsgG Of Constructive material If deep rooted
and You in dangerous condition, You have still chance
for many have been reduced deaths door by
tits remedy, of the disease has
the system.
Persons weak constitution who are afflicted with disease
from hereditary descent may rely upon becoming robust and
strong and the poisonous Of the disease will entirely
eradicaed from the system by the of this remedy.
The following letter of the distinguished Dr.
Maitland:
New ORLEANS, April O. 1856.
Dear Sir The public generally fully the thou
sands Of remedies for Diseased Lungs under the titles
parla Pills PtSters LinimctS etc. daily brought
10 their notice through the newspapers by of ADVERTISE
HteL My object in writing this mote for publication
the public afflicted 10 use one
that articles REAL Use IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES. am conscious that i'll doing, acting
professionally and dcroaorily the interests Medical
and the regular Practitioners Medicine refer
WoodnonS Cherry ExpecorHnt which is remedy
scriptiuns used by Pm ysicurs.
AT 2psW J. NJ MAIT.AvD II n,
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.Rtad0n W'uter.

This Water from the Alkaline Sulphur Springs, at Badon
Ala owned by Messrs Connor Wooten recommended for
great variety Of complaints peculiar to the Southern climate
1t mildly yet efficiently the different secretng organs
the liver skin, kidneys membrane, ETC., restoring
these organs their natural healthy condition. and found
pecay the whole of dyspepc and
liver conpAnts also for govt and rheumatism general de-
rangemens Of the system from long residence tropical ell
mate many nephrc and skin diseases have yielded the
continued use of the SULPHUR BLADON WATER. The
testimony eminent of the medical faculty Of the
South be adduced in favor of the BADON WATER,
remedy the mentioned and many other diseases.
The popetors would respectfully inform the public that
they prepared receive visitors the Springs and
have established e following where the Water be
had at all times FRESH by the barrel demohp the
terms the Springs by addressing
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
1874 Canal street, CTouro Buildngs)
Agent for New Orleans
P.S.-For the convenience of invalids, the BLADON
WATER is kept draught the above store well at
the drug generally in New Orleans. jet 2pl2SiW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-13
Wines and Liquors,

17..,........ ...RDYAL STREET, ..............lS
Asupply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
and pnts constantly hand which equal the
comes to this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL Il A d. f ):
sAzERAC, of the Vintage Of 1885, 1898 1905 other
brands.
w HI Is Ky:
Of descriptions-Scotch, Irish Rye ana Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts
Also
On hand, my usualassofment of the best WINES and IL.
QUOS in the ket which will be- sold on ms rensonabl
terms as any other house in the 2ity.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply No. II ROYAL STRAIT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-13

DEATH OF MoNGoosE.-Early this morning some
animal in their meat cellar, and after brief fight
succeeded in killingt. The body removed to the
yard adjoining the hotel where during the forenoon,
it was inspected by hundreds ofpersons all wondering
the size of large cat, graysh brndle color monkey
faced, long tall and has large web feet. After much
speculation to the of the varmnt, it
cluded that he must belong to the mongoose family,
native of Africa. 1t is said that these animals
domesticaed and become tractable and affectionate
to their One of this species recently strayed
from his owner Fort HILL and this may be the
same one. Boston Bee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-13

VIGNIE's SALES. Mr.. n yignies sales at Banks,
Arcade at to-day will comprise the following very des
rabe properiies
The square Of ground bounded by Nayades Apollo Conrey
and Sixth Streets in the Fourth District containing splendid
ana swostory dwelling and other fine
70 DC SOLD on long credit The square divided seven lots
ana the the lot the Of Nnyades
and Sixth streets
lot of ground and fne cottage residence on Washington
street. between Nayades and Apollo sold account of de-
parture.
lot of ground ST. Joseph street. between Magazine and
Camp.
Seven lots of ground Canal between and
and eligible for residences to be sold in
block
For full particulars advertisements under the auction
head