Smyrna times., 1858-07-15
WHOLE NO., 381.

Of The Cincinnati Gazette has been luXuriatinp
on bottle Of Rhine wine, which was Bart Of
the contents of three gallon jug, which was
on Thursday resurrected from the bed of the
MlamI Canal, sixteen inches below the surface,
by laborer named McCabe 1t had probably
been dropped overheard from some passing
boat, and the washings of the dirt had com.
pietely lmbedded it. The liquid was rood old
Herman wine, with not headache in hogs
mead OF 1t. In addition 10 the three gallon Jug,
lherc were also found on the same day, in the
bed OF the canal, lady's gold watch, FIVE
I franc piece, leather purse with six dollars in
gold, aud several quarters Bavarian kreutzer,
aud other small coin.
LOVING AND LovEMAKING.--The mower of
loving at'd the power of making love take to
DC TWO very distinct gifts, seldom found united
IN one individual. They resemble, respective
", the power of thinking and the power of
taking, and one would not be much surprised
to find that the number of people who can make
love without feeling it, is proportonate to that
OF the number Of people who can (and wilN
talk without thinking. But do not let US be
savage, do not let US be dissatisfied with these
arrangements Of nature. Bless us all, what
sort OF world would it be if nobody sighed
ana whispered unless he had passion at his
heart and If nobody questioned and answered
dian EnOt
NESrosITY.-The Brandon (Mississippil Re-
PubttcdE mentions u curious we'll discovered IN
smith county, about a month ago. Mr..
baugh was boring for water in the piney woods,
aud when he had bored about forty feet ga
mighty rushing wind" came out Of the hole.
which continued for several days. He quit
boring and waited to see what would come of it.
lie placed bottle over the hole, and the wind
makes noise in it which can be heard a mile.
IL 4" blows" about week at time and then
II begins to "suck in," which continues for
about the same time, and then blows again.
80 far no dlmlnutlOn OF its force has been dis.
covered. II has attracted many persons to see
1t. aud as yet none can tell whence the wind
ccmeth or whittier 1t goeth.''
WOUNDED HoNoR--A Duel in EmJrvo.-
Mr.. Muruaga, Spanish Secretary of Legation,
who, II Will be remembered, had a difficulty
about two months ago with Mr. Corcoran, the
W ashlngton banker, about love affair with
Corc0ran's daughter, took satisfaction on Mon.
day tor the insult he believed he had received
6y throwing his glove in COrcoran's face When
NJ uruaga threw his & love in Corcoran's face,
Corcoran drew his pistol, but did not fire.
Muruaga stood in an attitude to receive the
fire, having his hand on a pistol in his pocket
TO return the compliment if not mortaly wound
co. Tins has caused great excitement in
fashionable circles, though every effort has
Oeen made to prevent and suppress it.
TERRIFIC FLASH OF LIGHTNING.-A Young
man by The name of Rudolf Co ton was killed
by stroke OF lightning on Saturday, at the
house OF widow Mckay, at Indiana, opposite
Kentucky. The electric fluid struck a scythe
IN the hands OF person near by, and glancing
Along t entered the hat of Cotton, and passing
through his body shiVered stone on which he
was standing into thousand fragments. He
Tell dead. Two daughters of Mrs. Mckay were
struck lnsensbe by the shock at the same
time, and the earrings of one of the ladies'
we're melted from her ears. The girls are not
expected to recover. Cotton and one of the
aides were to have been married shortly.
CARE MAY.-Cape May was never finer or
'leaSanler place than now. The season has
alrly begun aud the hotels are rapidly filling
with visitors. They come from the South, a
good many OF them, and altogether are better
n style than the ordinary run of Watering
pace people. THIS seiectnesS may be attrlbu-
ed to the rush Of the mass to resorts nearer
lome. The beach is hard and smooth the
ea-waves are glorious, the ship sails CLEAN
'ut on the main, the air is rich in strength and
lealth. the food is delectable, irresistible
0[F Votaire had an actor named Paalin. at
'erney, who played the tyrant IN his private
heairlcals. NoltaIre slept very little, and
assed half the night in making changes in his
lcccs. About three o'clock one morning.
avlng thought OF a new speech for Pauin, he
woke up his servant, and ordered him IN carry
to the actor. but, SIR" said the servant.
the poor man isn't up at this time -" Go to
GG al,
ever sleep"
o. certain old lady who had been famed
or sour looks, and not very sweet words,
Ouching the accidents Of life, was observed to
ave become very sociable. "What a happv
hange has come over you," said neiehbor.-
Why" said the transformed, {" to tell YOU the
ruth have been all my life striving for a con.
entcd mind, and have concluded 10 sit down
ontented without It,"
0SE- At private supper wine-bibber re-
uested his neIghbor, who was a teetotaler, to
ake glass OF the beverage with him. mNo
thank YOU" replied the Maine Law advocate
mildly, but firmly, if I've got to drink damna'
ION any hoc, III put it off as long as possible ;"
OH" smyPathetically rejoined the bibber.
With a significant shake of the head: "That
rocraslnalion will be the ruin of you!"
0I,1~ Many lives might be saved by know1.
dye OF this SIMPLE recipe: A large teuspoonful
It mustard mixed in tumbler of warm wafer
nd swallowed as soon as possible acts as on
Instant emetic, sufficient to remove all that is
odged in the stomach.
OT The worlds rivers and oceans are
gathered from little fountains. The pulse.beat
If one heart may be felt by nation. Tho
emperance reEorm was Once but a spring. n
one, budding thought. Its tides now influence
lations
o. A lady named Temple, who is we'll
Known in the fashionable regious of gelgraya.
las discovered IA remedy for suffering. 1t is
simply the act of reading in whisper, and
gradually augmenting the whisper to a louder
one.
0E5- If we could read the secret history of