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GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.

From New York; From Southampton, Hsvrs or
First Cabin.,.e.........S90l Bremen t. New York;
Second Cabin. 5olPirst Cabin. Sle
S.ccra,e ....... so Second Cabin ............ s.
In the frytcl.ss steamship ARIEL 2co tun
r. d. LUDLOW commander and NORTH STAR, $3.50 tuns, p
T. L,.vre commander sail from Pier No North River At
noon precisely. carrying the United States Mail, viz
Leave New York for South Bremen for Southampton
unpton, Hayp and Bremen Southampton for New. YORK
ARIEL. Saturday, Jan q Saturday FEB Nd Ess
These steamship, touch Hsvre. Specie delivered in London
md Paris For passage CT freight apply TO
d. TORRANCE Agent, No. 5 Rowling Green, N. Y.
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IYDeoN prvpP RAuROAD.-Fron De-

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-from De-
o.,.ler 1857 Trains will leave Chla'cfs u ssion
hniovs Erpft q Trans 81 snd so m hpahy as
slstf Train II Ia or S.ns Sing m ,ot ny
40 g % A m Sni n p M for re.kflA o'p p ~, IN, ra
ronslko...e T ktiI snl Sing Sag rLsin' s,p ~.
siius f...nIr. aiken Cbsmh-rs Chn'Ophs sa
Tr,n. Ct EeuYork -.ye Troy a. 81 sd Ee' Aha o'
o. Est Altany 81 aai s:ij .ndl snS OIL m
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Miscellaneous.
fnrniture.
Ocean Gtedmers, &e.

TOR LIvERPOOL.-The United States Mail
j. steamship BALTIC. J. J. Comsocs commander VIII de-
part with the United States Mails for Europe positively OF
SATURDAY January l6 at II Oco from her berth a. the
foo, Of Ca1as For Fright Pssssge having unequAed 30
Communications foI elcrsnoe and comfort apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS Wa.is
Passengers will please BE- bard Al II O'Clock AL 10
pass through the PosOhce others will be ~
turned
NoTIcE-Te Of this line have imp-o-ed water tight
Compartments and expense has been spared to make them Al
A. GOOD as new The thorough examination given than proves
their mode Of construction yet nnoquaed.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
u County New York notice hereby gwen 20 al
.os LAWN. claim, .gain. DIEGO LUZ PESrANA. late u
the Island Mas deccssed present the with youch
er thereof subscriber u his oee No - Cedar g. In he
Cty OF SevYSrk before the 9Th day March
Da;,d New York, the second day of SeP,cmbsr 1871:
WILLIAM DRPEW.
stSi.ssmrLs Administrator Vii anne xed.
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1THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

i TON for BOSTON and PROylDENCE-lnand route
the shortest and direct, carrying the Eastern Mall
DE steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joel Stons, and
COMMODORE Capt, w H. PrAzee, IL connection with the
IDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New-York daily (SdnSsys
ccp,cd from Pier No North River first wharf above Battery
psce A O'Clock u. Gil! Stonin $3.50 the
nal Of the mail train which leaves Boston At $40
The COMMODORE. FROM Nrw-YoLk Monday, "Wednesday
And Friday from S0ngton .ssy Thursday and Saturday
rhe PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Thursday Thursday
AID Saturday gon Monday Wenc stsy and Friday
proceed from StoniuSon per railroad 20 Providence
and Boston the Express Mail Trsin reaching said places in ID
vance Of those Ivy other and ample time for al the early
morning connecting North and East Passengers that prefer
rnsn board the enjoy nights pst undis.urbd
brks, desired snd leave S:ornston IN the 7:s train
f,r NidsIce.
bsr.se accompanies the and trn through
each way. " ,
For pass..- behs staecooms freight apply on bosd the
steamer Freight Ofee Pier No North River, 1t
the Office No. IN Battery Place.
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CCPREME COURT-COUNrY OF QUEENS.
- ERASTUs THOMAS sssin. ANNIBAL DENOSQUERA.
Andrew Lawrence .nd Richard Bush.-Sun;nols for Rsirf
cr ns ed To DEFENDANTS and % each o them:
IA. arr hereby sumucpd and required the complaint
,. ct which f-d IL the o u the Clesk OF tho Couaty
f Of In the said county the eth
a., 81 D-cetr 1851 and copy ypuT 10 the
-a complain, the sub-cibcrs y their oce. Ne As
h. he Ciy Of York within dAys after the service o
,ls summons on you exclusive Of the day Of such so md
II yo Isl, the sd compat shin the tins s,resd
thr pr,r this sctiol vii apply to tho Court for the reS
ausD.I A 10 the aid eofnplaint.-Dsied Dee. II itN
- THERASSON BRYAN, PlAA,lfs Attorneys
ASfsvSVThs
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Sales bp Auttion.

4 SSIGNEEs SALE.-The undersigned, as
n snee Of firm Of Thomas Lathrops viii offer for
SAL al public anction at No 1873 Wssn in this city,
dsy the 18th day of January proNno At 10 ococka m
interest which said firm held in contract for Printing for the
P.otls Of the State Of New-Yort for the year 1853
Psrlars will b. sde known At the time OF OFFER
II. T. HOWARD, Assignee.
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JaY k ksoI Paul Bank d 5T vsrcn %s New York
CANT PAUL, MINNESOTA. J. KNOX &
- Co, BANKERS. ~
Refer 70 Atlantic Bank New.York Marine Bank Chicago.
VNANTED-TO BORROW, in one sum,
w Slp OO0 upon BOND and MORTGAGE on productive
RIAL ESTATE fn III. crsl business portion OF the city
worth over 1910 900 and renting for $4,000 per annun
Apply without Intervention Of Brokersl % . ,.,
fE' EMERSON 4 PRICHARD, No. SWsls
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A. NJ MgRwIS. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sale
ID Roonus. No. 10 Psrkrow.
WEDNESDAY, aud THURSDAY January IL and II, a.
O'Clock p. m.
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY OF the late
EDWARD SANFORD esq, numbering ? 900 Volumes
and forming the valuable complete and best selected La"
Library offered at public sale
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, FRIDAY, Jan. l5
ID st the Central Salcsrooms WIonshby
corner Of Pear Brooklyn, small qusuiity Of Par Cham
her end Kitchen FURNITURE. Also, lot Of JEWELRY,
Lsdie,' WORK-BOXES. WRlTING-DESkS 80.
nANIEL s. HOUGH, Auctoneer, Office No.
IL go Broadway VII se at Auction FRIDAY Jan ID to
morrow at lcl o'clock M, from tn, private residence. No
2io Wcst 23jt, ahsv, all the splendid FURNITURE
contained In the lOuse newspaper description Is unparalleled
appreciated must be The catalogue, ready contains
400 lots Of superior rtclss Funte sud large Quantity
Of Decor ATOMS Works Of Art &c. Sale positive aud
postponenen any account For full particulars Friday
mornings papers.
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NOTICE.-Pursuant IA an order OF HENRY NJ.
RyRCHARD the County of Oneids notice is
all Ion having claim. against the state OF
HARRY BROWN, d-csssed -'e u the Town Of Whi'e't'rn
ia ..i r,'v 10 pr-s~r, with the voucher, u
to HARVEY BRADLEY one OF the Administrators Of -sid
residence in NLiiesfosn, in said county be
for ii. fst day u Asrch nrx'.Dl.ed Angus, 49, lsj
sABRA BROWN, AiAla;ra.iK-
,n.so lsw6rTh HAENEY BRADLEY. Administrator.
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n X u1ciiock noon Yf0in Pier No a n R.
RATES oy CABN PAssAGE.-Rrom Nev-YOrk and Philade'
phia s75 Liverpool p eeas II giness and 10 ganea
according accommodation In the Roomsan having
the same privilege IN the Saloon including stewards fees
THIRD-CLAss P.ssFYGkRs-A limited number of third
ol will be taken found much proyison
requicd from Phlsdephs aud New York. 80; from Liver
pool, SIS .,,.
These steamer. constructed with improved water tight COM
parnets Esch vessel carries experienced surgeon and
attention the comfort and accommodation OF pas
Drafts Liverpool from g upward =,
Sbres of Specie viii please Notice tina. insurance by the
vessels Of this Company be dome n New fos and In
England on the same terms by the Mail pade steamer.
FCr freight passage. apply at the office Of the Company
JOHN ~ DALE, No. Is Broadway New.foTk Agent, %
WI. INAAN. aud Is Tower Buildings, Liverpool, Agent
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SUPREME COCRT-County .

NEW-1OKk SIfhENr NOthl-COuhty =
~ EissaIA--CHANDLER II. RANSOM against JOHN MIL
YAsr Abraham n Chesbroua al Esther II. Burnett. Atkins A
C.Ik Tr.,e Of IL arists g. CLARK Eiyab'h 81 > TOman,
al Caroline NJ Dunn-Suun0n, for r-ef-(Com. not ser
TO i- oboye named Defendants OF 70 either them You are
h BIZ .mIon 5- and required the complaint il This
su which viii b. fled IN the e Of thu Clerk Of the County
81 E,ssa Lckport in said County and 10 serve copy u
your the t eompsrt The subscbers AZ h"if
osc- No III Broadway the City Nov lorS within twenty
dsys service o this summons you e1c.asye 81 The
d,y Ct nc& service snd you fail the said complaint
within the Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
the Cont Tor The reAef teusldet In the compAnt-DGed Oct
q la51 J. y. 1 7. ID. SHERWOOD.
Plaintiffs AitOrIeys.
Ps-The sid complaint fled in said Cirrs, lie
December H. l5J7. J. ID. l. ID. ShERNOODt
isI .gwcyyTh Pani4i = Att.rnrys
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rouShkosc, Fee s't AID 5ins S'as ~, .ni ;ist.
tain. Ea NewYoIk l..ve Troy At el5a m s,e 80 ad '''1
IN" Eat Albany ''G "A AF II SMITH sSp.rin,ealea.
NTFWyORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY Jai. . IN u, y,-,
fr.ir. Lew Opt =, White sad Crn Nv
s:S. .Mal Tr,r for Albany coprins At waLain'onds
T1p,r rra for Albany stopping ;, the pneipa
sIsp fr ..e PAIN, s.oppr, q, al intermediate Sta
Tran, Lave y %, cor 18Th :. .nd ih av Ncw York
si5s ..Tor WlAnasbrdse stopping 81 AZ int S''
u9a For White Plains stepping 9; all nisrmeH,,e Sta
2Sp FOr WaBAInsbdse. stopping a. al intermediate sta
soop m. Foq MHrroo. stopping ct wilian.briiss and -
4oon Fo rosn IA. Stopping s, al n,eroeii.;r sat,nh
$50 p M For WilAIn.brIg-, Stopping at al Intermediates SA
Rr11tsmc-Tr.iu. Leave Albany for New YORK
1854 Nail stopping ali Stations above aud 81 hi'
'r ;?srGf eE y;HP S'' s%1. 3aly
NY YORK W 4,a MF AssasSzsss FAlLkoA1
CONVINCING DECEMBER u 1871
P.scre. Station IN New York corner h'' and IA ~ Cd
~ - TRAINS LEAVE NZw-YoRx
q; s s Isl sP' b' r. s ID, s ses is 3
.i1h i:s sioists - So M ief s;.ass 500
sna GtepedAe Stations. s0a n. 1885, an $50
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Boston sso0 m (sxl $40 P IN Tex For hNtHra
sni Sptinsied sO0a m iex) $40 (eEt For Connece
cut River Railroad Montreal $500 -x) and 10 p m
lex To Northampton For Canal Railroad $500 IN Tex and
i2:45 For Housaione Railroad $500 For Nsis.ncs
Railroad 500 and 5:lo For Dsnbury and Nor"S
Railrosd, % q m., STOP. m.
JAMES n HOYT. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PH1LA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
ClrY-Ma and Express lines Iave New York 81 and g. m
and and IS; II and 20 10 kenEnEtnn Tnrouzh
Tickets sold for Cincinnati. S7 and SIS 5 aud The West
and for Baltimore Washington NoOh, &c. and through bag
gage checked TO WA1hn<ton In 8 a m and p m tEsins
W. Woodbury. Assistant Superintendent
No basss<e viii Be received for train uni delivered and
checked minutes Ia advance OF The time OF having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

DENNS RAIL X 0 D.
1 The GREAT CR1STRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic
cite. with Western Northwestern and South.~ western stats
by continuous Railway dirst. This Road $50 connects
Fnurgh dsiy line Of Steamers 10 all ports on the west
en Rivers. aud Cleveland and Sandussy with steamer, m 81
prs on the North L,kes-nasns the most d.a,
and reliable route by which FRElOhr can Dc io'~usa
10 md from the Grret West. -, n,n,,,,-,au
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and FL
YpsI CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and Cags o. On cant. -
Dry Ooo6S IN to1e pa pr, kc,............> lO D.
SycoSp CLAss.-Domesic Sheetina oHItuf -
ISeSns lin original ba,ss Drugs I'm cak. MHl cents
rolls OF box9., " DOL snd on"oPl
Pelts eastward, Gc..............'..
THU - pL .aed Gooss or in .acs 65 cents p
n hIP Do. nns.orrri except Cgsrs cut &c. 100 D.
ryvaTH CLAss.--Cofee F.h Bacon Beef and
Pork lin casks boArs, Ess,wsrd Lard and isId
Gil Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay Tar, Pitcn, 100
R1.in.
YioUR-75c y Dbl until further notice.
GE.IS-5tc u 10 n until further notics.
Corros-e2 bale exceeding 500 weight until fnrhef
notice.
.c"i.r 10 msrs the p.cEs. N. Penn.yv,lis Rsa All
Goods consigned the Agents of this Road Phisiephia
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FssIcrr AG.Srs-Hsrri, Worney Co., Memphis Tenn.
R. r. Sass Co, ST. Louis; p O. ORelly Co, Evansylle
Ind DuInesnll Bell Co. and Carter Jewett, Louvie
Ky r. c. Medium. Madison, Ind II. Brown \ Co, and
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co. Zanssy.le,
Ohio Leech CO.. No. 81 Kiby St, Boston Leech CO.. No
2A,or Horse, NewYork and No u South st., New York.
J. sneedar Phii,tephia Nasra~ Rooms. Baltimore D.
Stewart, Pittsburgh
H. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, PhilaaephlA
IL. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent Altoona, Pa
lam l..
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY-

NENTRAI RAILkUAD OF NEW -JEhOEr-
~ Connecting 81 NewEamp,on With the Delaware, L.ts
wanna .nd Western Railroad and E..tOa with the Lohish
Valley Railroad. -
FALL ARRANGEMENT, commencing o.. d, lsS'-Lssve
NwYork for Easton and intermediate Psc. from Pt,r No
North Riycr at IL m. aud 81 for So1syle b.
slg.e trains add .; 400 y m.
TT, above trains Elizabeth with trains thu New
yrev which leave New York from the foot VI Court
i.nAt-., 1t !. and IL q. N, aud % and 2. IA
- for the Delaware Lsckawsans and Western Raj.
ro. viii leave only Fci LshiIh Valley Railroad 1t
=. ~ and II m. JOHN o. STERN5. Superintendent
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NEW WIDE.GAUGE ROUTE from New

NEW W1DE-GAtGE hUU ID llun wv.
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD i. now open, aud. in con
necon with the Buslo Corning and Newfot and
and Ee Railroad direct route from New York " Koch
eater.
~ this together with ths superior corinr
afforded by wide renders By ,r tho most defab, BE-
tween the sboyeuaued cities. =,
Tickets can b. procured st the New York and Enc hcd
Ticket OHce foo. Duares. and No l Broadway; also IN
Jersey City Besynze checked through.
Frri,h viii b. transported b.ween New York and Hochesr
with dispaeh Any information desired in regard theto car D
calling the Genera FTelht Agent ohe New ior.
and Erie Railroad Eie Buildings, c. s. TAPPAN, Express
Frci1ht Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
No trains on The Bufao Corning ard New YORK RAILROAD ~
Sunday j. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNlIED
n STATES MAIL LINE-The favorite steamship FLORIDA,
C.pt Isasc Crowoll will leave for Savannah on SATURDAf
jan lG o'clock from Pier No North River Bill. OF AIDING
signed Only board For freight passage apply 10 SAhL Ia
MITCHELL No IS Broadway Steamers for Florida connsrt
with the above and leave Mondays. Wednesdays and fridays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

BAsK OF koRTH AsssIcA, NewYork, Dec IL, 1857
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT has
afy The Transfer Books be closed from th inst till
lah psox. l. SEYMOUR, Cashier
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CJUsHlNG RAILROAD-Lsaves Fulton Mar.

he, Wharf BY Island Cry, At and ~ m. ana
8: 50 aud r. The Ca, leave Flushing L. l., &. the
L,. meeting aud exchanging passengers with the Boat Hunt
a.. Point Through In n.y minutes Fare, IS ce,is
WM. NJ SMITH Receiver.
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FJ,HE LIVERPOOL, NETWORK and PHIL
i ADELPHlA STEAMSHIP CoMPANYS Clyde-buu iron
Steamship
CITY or BAITIMORE....2,s s1 tlns.. Capt. Leitch
CITY OF WASHlNGTOS $3.50 tuns. Capt g Petfie
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2 1903 tuns. Capt KENNEDY
KANGAROO. B7t tuns. Capt Jeffrey
Tho other ves intended TO sail Is foows
From LIVERPOOL. . -.
KANGAROO w edne sdsy H. los
FROM NEw-YORK.
W. I.y b. q
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AND ROUTE-NEW-lORK TO PROVI-
DFNCH kc-On SID zaer Oct g, 1881, Train Of The
PROyIDFNCE, HARTFORD sat FISHkILL RAILROAD
,v Lave Hartford after the arrival there of The Expss Trim u
t Yot and NV Haven sne New Haven AID Hartford and
srriusa,li Railroads which have. New York e. an
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
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~ Faaf Layc
:, s.ts M for Hsmy-ts at 10 3:s5 aud nod fs
Isu.iss AZ no = m, S. u. and $50
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
.er, Monday Nov g. 1857 and Until further notice PsssOj
-, T.. vi leave Pier foo. Duane = follows, viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS At q N. iOI DunkiTk AID Buffalo
R0CKIaSD PASSENGER .: o. m. ron, FOO. Of Chambers
., Va p,ernou, for Su;icrrs and uterrediAe ..ai1ns
WAY PASSENGER .. p N, III NewesTsh, Niddetowp
and int stations.
EMIGRANr =, H. 70. Dntiif All Bua.o and iHtenn.-
TAE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY SUNDAYS T.
EXCkPTED)
NIGHT EXPRESS o. u. fos Dd1Grk snd Betaio, ev-
cry day. -, 81,
fScse Express Train, onuIt Il Em. With the Emi. Cen
eusua .rS Nnssrs Fs R1lrsd for Siaxsrs Falls 1t bns
kam With the SyseGss .li Biushsm.n Ralrad ,s
Il Coming with the Buffalo Corning aud haroad tag
a. (tea. Bird With the D-isSrs Lackavsrra ,ad
Western RaisA fI sor,.So q HOrgrsye With shs Boz
puuiik Win the ie shcrs Railroad for Crv- and C;ncnnsn
Toisdo De.son Chiossc &c CHARLES MORAN. Proddsut
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Orricr or THE SECURITY FIRE Insurance Co.
No 81 Pines. tGreat Western Buldings), ny
DIyIDEND. The Board Of Directors has this
dny declared dividend Of SEVEN "a PER CENT paya
bic on demand THOS. w. BIRD5ALL, Secy.
Jan. II, 1855
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The uulcr,isned will continue the HARDWARE. CUrLEM
and EDGETOOL BUSINESS. al Nos IS and ~ Fulton st.
Ger the Lame and firm OF CHARLES B. LlTTLE Co
CHAS. 5. LITTLE,
J. CUSHING.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-14

THE VINTAGE OF 1S59-The time for the
manufacture OF "Catawba" is again near at
hand. The vintage in the neighborhood of
Cincinnati is this year total failure. The
blight, and mlldew, and rot have DESTROYED the
grapes. The lovers Of " Natiue Wine" need
not despair, however. for whiskey is abundant
and cheap, and it can be metamorphosed into
"Sparkling Catawba in any quantity, and of
superior quality, and we have men of capital.
enterprise aud public spirit, who will fl all or
ders at home or abroad. Lacour's recipe is
said TO be excellent, and Sparkling Catawba'
made after It is said to rival Longworth's best.
Port, and Sherry. and Madeira, and Champagne
are also in large supply from our own uintGge.
EtGerberrteS, are abundant; SuIphuric, nitric
and PrusSic acids are in large supply.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-14
WHOLE NO., 39t.

SHIPPING OF LoAFER-Last Saturday morn
ing, some of the boys" came to the conclusion
that Mr. John Hadley had honored our town
Just about long enough with his presence, and,
accordingly, made him an offer to be bored I'D
IN company with bottle Of whskey, and ship
ped OH to Atlanta. g. Josh" thinking probably
| that 1t was the best bargain he could drive un-
der the circumstances, consented, stipulating,
however, with great earnestners, that the
"Iuce" should he from " that barrel of Messrs
- that was most empty"
The boys consented, the most empty barrel
was tapped 10 the tune Of quart, halfa dozen
"gunger breads" were thrown in to moisten
whlskcy, "Josh'' got into his cage, the top was
nailed on hard and fast, and in obedience to his
order to "drlve on ais cart" the captain of the
dray put whip to his horses, and away rolled
Josh to the depot amid the whoops and wells of
the crowd. We are not advised at these pres
ent writings how The Illustrious traveller Jared.
and what was his " stale Of mind'' when his
destination was reachtd.-AthenS (Ga) Ban.
nCr.
RATHER " BIG DoINGs."-A writer in the
New Orleans True Delta, exhibits an admira.
ton OF his own country, by cataloguing some of
the big d"lngs of nature, within the boundaries
OF the United States, thus:
The largest cataract in the world, is Ni1ca.a
Falls, where, in stream, three Quarters f a
mile wide, the waters of the great lakes PLUNGE
a hundred aud sixty feet
The largest cave-the Mammoth Cave in
Kentucky, whore you eau make a voyage on O
subierrdnedn RIVER, and catch fish without ewes
tie nose having IT entirely.
The largest rlver-the Mississippi-4,1OOO
miles in length.
The largest va!ley-that of the Mississippi
containing half million of square miles, and
one Of the most fertile reg ions of the globe.
The largest lake-Lake Superior-43O miles
long.
The largest natural bridge-that of Cedar
Creek, is Virginia, Of 50 feet span, and over a
gap $50 feet deep.
The largest mass of lron-the Pilot Knob
Iron Mountain ln'MIssouri, $50 feet high, and
two miles around.
The longest railrOad-the Illinois Central
73l miles 10 length aud costing $I5,OOO,OOO.
The greatest number of miles of railroad to
proportion to surface is IN. Massachusetts, where
there IS more than mile of road to every
square mile of territory.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-14

AN INCIDENT IN CHURCH.-The Rev. Mr..
Read, of the NJ. E. Church, Eastern Charge,
Lafayette, Ind, preached an excellent sermon
to large congregation on Sunday night
About the middle ol hls discourse he observed
that two or three prominent members of the
church were taking comfortable nap, and,
pauslng with an unfinished sentence upon his
lips, he commenced singing in clear, loud
voice:
"Nly drowsy powers, why sleep ye so!"
lie sang two verses of this good old Methodist
hymn, and quietly resumed the thread of his
discourse. The effect upon the drowsy a." pill
lars" was electrical A shock from the batteries
ofthe Atlantic cable could not have been more
offcctive.-LGf (Ild Courier.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-14
Stirring Thoughts,

A writer in the Wisconsin Chief asks the
significant question: Whoever yet, on seeing %
distillery, looked up and thanked God that it
existed; and that it was pouring out its streams
of blessedness to cheer and refresh the way
worn traveller! And then replies: No! hu.
man nature is not so heavcn-daring as to look
up and bless God for this. But the gushing
fountain Of pure, cool water, as it bubbles up,
asks permission to bless-and the weary, thirsty
traveller, if ever his heart sweled with grateful
emOtioLs, will send up thanksgiving to IIea-
ven for free, pure, cooling draught from the
blessed fountain. Did you, kind reader, ever
make a comparison between a distillery and a
spring Of pure, cool water! If not, Just do ii
for one moment. Try TO realize the blessings
of the one, and the curses Of the other. The
one was founded by the Great Architect of the
universe, TO be blessing to everything within
its reach both animate and inanimate. How it
beauties and refreshes vegetation How pure
and invigorating the atmosphere around it'll
And as 1t dances away IN the little rlll, singing
as it goes, there is not a man, woman, or child !;
there is not q beast, bird, fish or insect; there
is not tree, shrub, flower, nor even a tiny
blade, within its influence, but what raises
unconsciousy perhaps-blessngs richer far
than the mser's we'll filled Golfers can purchase
Can as much be said in favor OF distilery q
A fountain OF mans creating! man did
say! Can true man, one of Gods nobemen,
engage in such work, now in this nineteeth
century, when the light of the Temperance
Gospel is shining all around! No, never! A
dstlllery what is it! A fountain which sends
forth streams Of liquid fire, that scar aud blast
all that comes in contact with them. The ut.
mosphere around it is stencil in the nostrils
Its polluting influence is discernble every
where. And oh the disease and sorrow, ant
death, that emanate from this accursed foun
tain .........
Smyrna times., 1858-10-14

0E7- The sculptor Hart has finished his mod
ell OF the statue ol Henry Clay, ordered by the
Clay Monumental Association of New Orleans,
The likeness Is sad to ne perfect. The model
goes from Florence to Munich, where it will be
cast in bronze, aud the Inauguration will proba-
bly, take place in New Orleans on the annIyer-
sary of Mr. Clay's birthday in 1860.