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Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Written for the Smyrna Tunes.
Thoughts found in an Ink -BJttie.
BY ii. ]. s,

BY II. j. s.
THIS hfe-this exstence-what is it Tell
me, ye gods, the pure essence of It's value
am as ignorant as the newborn babe of the
pleasure derived while on this sphere of land
and water. I've never had beautiful thought
for an instant but that some fearful dream has
eradcated 1t. What say you! All, perhaps,
it's one vast play of dreams, with variations
large and small. If so, the waking up--ah, the
mysterious waking up-that, too, no doubt, will
have variations great and small. Mutabillty
seems to reign supreme, and we poor ours obey
It's caprlces To day We see the living-a small
period of time elapses--a nearer ending of the
dream-we look again, and we see them in
death. They call it death-but they've only
arrived at the end OF their dream. Then we
have moments when this world is shut out from
US, aud they are calIed dreams--but, how can
they be gwen that appellaton We lay down,
clese our eyes, stretch our limbs, and presently
we 90 to--wherg! For hours we chase chime
ras, sail through the ether, see intangible OBJ
ects, seem at times to dwell in world OF rain
bows But are they dreams. or are they the
mere exercise of the braIn-a transpositlon of
the organs of sense--an ease of the intellectual
facuIties-whlch ease must still be an ease of
motion, to keep the mind in small state of ac-
tivlty, so as TO keep from dormancy! Ifthoy
be dreams, then they are but the otsPrlngs of
one mighty dream. When vitality ceases to
work our frames. then, and not till then, will
the dream pc ended. Then we should, by all
means, have an everlasting prop to sustain US
when we wake up from this powerful dream
But where is that prop-oh, where is that bless
ed sustalner! The Lord Jesus Christ is that
prop. Take hold, ye dreamers, for lie can
bear you all.
SMYRNA, Aug. l3.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Facts in Physiology.

A man is taller in the morning than at night,
to the extent of quarter of an inch, owing to
the relaxation of the cartllages.
Tne numan ar,m Is the twenty-eighth of the
body. nu - iiIe unr,e nuy ID tour-hundredtb.
Ten days per annum Is the average of sick
ness of human life.
About the aye OF SO, the lean man generally
becomes ialter, and the fat man leaner.
Richter enumerates six hundred distinct spe-
cles of disease IN the eye.
The pulse of children is $50 in a minute; al
purberty it Is 80 and at 60, only 90.
DIR. Lettom ascrlbed health and wealth to
water; happiness 10 small beer, aud all dis
enses aud crimes to the use of spirits
Elephants live for two hundred, three hun
dred and even four hundred years. A healthy,
full.grown elephant consumes thirty pounds oil
grain per day.
Bats IN India are called flying foxes, and
measure SIX feet from up to tip
Sheep, IN Wild pastures practice seltdeience
by an array IN which rams stand FOREMOST IN
concert with ewes II nd lambs, in the centre oi
a hollow square.
Three Hudson's Bay dogs draw sledge
loaded with 300 pounds, fifteen tn les per day.
One ,aIr of pigs viii Increase 10 six years tC
1890. taking the increase at fourteen times
oer annum pair of sheep, in the same time
would be but 64.
A single female horseHy produces in on,
season 20,s50,320 eggs.
rae Aea, grasshopper and locust jump 20
tunes their own length, equal to quarter OF
mile for man.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
SELECT ETRY.
How Beautiful is Earth"


BY MRS. SIGOUREEY.
Oh God how beautiful is earth,
In sunlight or in shaue.
Her forests with their waving arch,
Her flowers that gem the glade.
Her hilocks. white with Geecy 1Ocks,
Her fields with grain that glow,
Her sparkling rivers. deep and broad,
That through the valley flow.
Her crested waves that clash the shore.
And lift their anthem loud.
Her mountains with their solemn brows,
That WOO the yielding cloud.
OGod how beautiful is life
That thou dost lend us here,
With tinted hopes that line the cloud,
And joys that gem the tear.
With cradle hymns of mothers young,
And tread of youthful feet,
That scarce in their elastic bound,
Bow down The grass flowers sweet.
With brightness round the pilgrims staff,
Who. at The set Of sun,
Beholds the golden gate thrown wide.
And all his work " ell done.
But if this earth which changes man,
This life. to death that leads,
Are made so beautiful by Him
From whom all good proceeds.
How glorious must that region be
Where all the pure are blessed,
From chance. and fear. and sorrow free,
Attain eternal rest.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Meeting Of the Agricultural Society of
Kent County.

The Agricultural Society of Kent county, met
pursuant to notice, at the Court House, in Do
yer, on Tuesday, August I'd, 1859. President
in che chair. The minutes of the preceding
meetings were read and approx ed. Committee
on lot reported progress Mr. Coursey read the
following instructive address, containg an ac-
count of experiments of various kinds of con-
centrated fertilizers upon wheat, during the
past year, which upon motion was ordered to be
published with the transactions of the meeting
On motion adjourned.
JAMES G. BIRD. Rec. Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
No. 8. American Guano--Expenses on
wheat, ii D
Proceeds on wheat, III 90
Loss,

Loss, 81 &c
1t would be but justice to say that Allen d
Needles Superphosphate was taken from the
sidewalk in front of Messrs. Aiken and Cul.
bert's store, and was very wet; while Messrs
Rhodes and JOurdans were taken from the
warehouse in a dry state. And furthermore
the last named had each between so and GU
lbs. of Peruvian Guano applied with them on
corn, while the former was applied just as
purchased it. | make this statement in Justice
to the parties, and leave the public to draw
their own conclusions.
The above figures show unfavorabe TO some
of the fertilizers but the advocates of phospha-
tic manures claim for them a more permanent
Improvement Of the soil than that obtained
from The same amount Of guano. If this be so,
future crops may materially change the figures.
This, time and careful experiments alone can
prove. This season has been peculiarly unia-
Vorable to wheat on light sandy land. The
heavy clays have produced luxurant growth
OF wheat, while sandy land with the same treat.
ment, IN every respect, has made poor yield
of both straw and grain. The same may be
SAID OF the corn crop last year. There was not
in this part of the county, half crop on the
best land. Bu: farmers rsust take the seasons
10 tHcy Cothe Win ChelT COhtIuSeHCleS VI euu-
shine and rain.
In the further prosecution Of these expert
menrS, | shall try to get the land set in clover,
having failed to get good set in the spring
(elher from frost or some other unknown
cause). design to give each acre near ano-
Iher gallon of seed Immediately after the next
rain, and If it comes in few days, | shall SOW
huckwheat, and harrow all in with spike har-
row, and before winter roll the buckwheat
down to the clover. By this means | hope to
get coat of vegetable matter in the soil which
will tell favorably on the next crop.
In reviewing the whole it would seem that
farmers purchasing poor land without spare
capital, must necessarily make up their minds
to live on short commons for number OF years,
unless fertilizers are sold at more reasonable
price than at present. Very respectfully,
T. b. COURSEY.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18


OF One of the horse subduing Rareys re-
Gently took in hand very spteful and bad
mare, in Ohio, with view of subjugating her.
But the more he coaxed, the more she snorted
and kicked and after spending TWO whole days
with her violent ladyshlp. and adopting all
available measures of pacfcaiion, Rarey ac-
knowledged that for once he was beaten, paid
$40 for the animal, and declared that he would
yet make her a " safe family horse"
| 6T Napoleon has determined upon the erec-
ton of a new arch of triumph at Paris, in honor
of his italian victories. 1t will cost several
millions, and will ostensby be erected by SUBJ
scription. The has reiefs are already dslrlb-
uted for execution among the best sculptors in
Paris.
| 0FA curious case was decided on Saturday
in the Court of Common Pleas, in New York,
in respect to the right of a man to change his
name. Mr. John Shook applied to that Court
under an act passed 1917, for an order changing
his name TO John Pike. The motion was de.
MED, but after learned examination both ol
: the law respecting names and the history o
their origin, the Judge came to the conclusion
that a man may change his name without orde
of the Court.
!, C. At the late election in ST. Louis, thu
vote taken npon the question whether th'
) liquor-selling establishments should be close'
! or not upon the Sabbath, resulted as follows
: Forcosing. 7.4l3 against cls sing, 5,292 ma
' jority for closing, q III.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

OF Mr.. Geo. Loring, the absconding Grand
Master of the Odd Fellows, 10 England, has
appeared in Clifton, c. w. 1t will be recol-
ecied that, before leaving ngland, he stole
$4,000 of the funds belonging to the Order.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Harvesting,
Threshing,
Interest on land,
So 25

This is sixty-fve cents less than anv esti-
mate have seen for like amount of work in
this or any other State. But the land being
easy OF cultivation, cost less than the same
work would cost in many of the States, and
much less than it would have cost in some por-
tions of this State.
The account with wheat will stand thus
No. l. Peruvian guano-Expense ofcu-
tvation, $8 25; guano, , O5 lbs, at 3
cts. per h., SO Is $l7 40.
Proceeds 1899 lbs of wheat, which is 20
bu. and 80 lbs. This at S 25 per bu.
(Which could have been had the day it
was threshed,) would amount to % 78
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
) do not Despair!.


TITAN OLD INDIAN
DOCTOR, UNCUS BRANf,
whilo a Missionary among the
Indians ofthe Rocky Noun.
taiae, diseOyt red n X, Al n 4
PLANT. that proves to he d
, certain cure forCons1mption,
Bronchitis, y fsitma, Livei
Complsint, n6ftous Aifec-
lions, Coughs, Colds, &C. =
Having now made hts fortune
and retired from business, he
wiltscnd the prescriptlonand
directions for preparing the
medIcinefrse cfsharRe 10 all
who desire n, aud will send
10 his agont, enclosing two
stamps 70 cents), TO pay the
rotarn letter,wlth a dsscrip.
ton oftheirsymptoms The
Old Doctor has eured more
than 1900 cases az COnstmp D :
tien alone, and hopes all af-
dIcled people wiifavsIlthem.
selves ofthis opportunity,a cas-
the Hector wishes 20 do All
the good he can bef0re he
dies. Address all letlersto
3 ~ ees DANIEL ADEE. %
Box 35al P o., New York
Who is his sole ag61t.a
October Il, 1855 .ly24
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EMBRACING soLR.LEA ATHRR, XII, /, 3 cxEF AND
MOROCCO slNl Ms, "a genetnlassortmentofLlNI NGs,
MAKERS FINDINGS ~ I ~. " ~, Z, - !
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work of, our own imannfacturc, which We warrant,
asdo we AL ourgoods,t tgood neveFy reapent.l Gus.
possible style. u. Il CIEsY \
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iege, PHILADELPHIA.
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entertaining matter; aud ELEGANTLY ILLUS.
TkATED every week.
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Howard AssocIatIon, .Phlladelnh,o.

ssfsbkshsd bv IN stfhy snds
Mentyor ths relief Of th0 sisk and a.
ghA YtratsHt aud ~ fdsmie disesess. 'Tllf
The HOWARD Association, In View ofthe aw fuldoH.
IucuOh othumaht tifG, ,causedby nldlsensea A md
the decepions practlccd upeR the uRfortunato yiUs
TINS OF aus diaeHsee by Adurkee several vaars nro
dlteeted their cohsnitlaE Surgeon, us GhHritable
Atwofthy ottheir. name, 70 open Dlspcnaary for
tofms, and 70 give Mqdlea Advice 10 ali wbe
Apply by Teller, With 0n Of
cage, occupation, hHhlts NJ aud In
exTeme p9scIy 10 frnish Medicines FREQ ofoharre.
theh Chest Mvdteal skli OF The nr and vii
tbe nost Proved modern ireatme nj, So
the mrectoIsoft tho Association, in their AnmalRa
nort upon the trenlneht fSgxnat nisaases exntes
hEhsss sntslactonwlth lho sucteAswhI hIch mas a.
lended TIE lahots Of their Surgeon In Tho cure ~
spvrmato Tshen, seminal Wnakness Inn otenre. ~
horrhda, deet, tha Vice o fOnanem 81 gett
abuse, ,and orderp cpnllndhnce The same pial
Tor the ensuing year. 20 -
Tho Directors, on reyiew ofthe past. feel as.usot
lrlaborain this sphere OF benevoiont nfior
nave been Of great beneht TO the Afflicted
70 tho yo ung, and they have oin rn
selves with rcnewod zoal, this very
much dIapiaud eansol, - ,lt 81 ~ F't Wy ~,
An adnirAble Report on spcrniatorrhdNa or ovse,San
~ Woatnose,tk the VIC 0f 0hanIsm, MnsturbatIon n,
selIahmse and othbf diseAscs of the sexnaI rgaTs
~ the Cdhsuihg Surgeon will be Hent Nv fnniI DIM
ssslsd a snvsl9pe) FREE or cHARGR, on reccini Of
90 the nqtufeahd anent Of sayiini dse asea. dst
Me,nre oppsthnuy Eetng pnb bliehou h
tfibuton, 9Ai be scAf 10 The aiiisted SAM ~
ne new rcmcdiesand mehodso treaimc n iseoyer.
Addross, fcf kepofior atm sst. nr. j. kHlLIIN
thoVGHTOkt Actlng Surgeon. Howard Asaorfns
ticn, No South Nine Stoot RAlladelphia, Ponnsyf,
.yania. BLQlaerpflhg iiirccfora.
cEoneE yaiEerfinkI lse II AZ slIss rtSsdeSs
February ~, 1850 fy41 a y. - -, taayt~
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

HosrErrKR---As 70 wsmen, il ID ssttlsd stats
tical fast that seven-tenths Of their nunAW are
suffering from disease and general debility. Are
the men much better OFT Loss Of appetite, palpi-
tation, prostratien, dssss Of The stomach, dissi-
moss eostivsnssa, general physio.l and mental In
ability are the usual symptoms. The stomach /,
the recipient 81 Al ailments Of the body. 70
ooantsract the injurious effects Of table indulgsn-
oiss JON you must asst the stomach. Hoststter'1
Vegetable Stomach Bittsrs sorrsets the appetite,
carries Of the bile and impure secrstions, rsga-
lates the bowels impsrts strength and tone 70 the
system. and restores the invalid to health. IT. o.
fsets arc wondsaful. No family should b withos,
IL. They require no spirits. For sale Ii full
quart bottles Extremely palatabls) by all druggists
and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS. Agent.
June6-d4w Main-st, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
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rss1ozr ,.on Plz.ssuasz. In another col

rRxIoHr PROM PITIssUa0x.- another COX
umn will be observed the advertisement Of
Isl. : GO. y Chicago, ssSs =. irsssports-
zion Of freight from Pittsburgh 70 Ksokuk.
II tho railroad war, irsights have bsaa r.
duced 70 the very low price they olsr, but
The period for which they viii remain i that
point will probably not b long one, and
those desiring to ship goods from thsncs viii
% well 70 order y onos. From personal 20
quaintancs We know tho hrn Of Hale & 90.
- bs : responsible one. II is ono Of the
oldest transportation firms 10 Chicago.
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D. .. Daser1ce Uoure

y. y DaosrsOs OouRe.
The y. 8. District Courk 4of this district,
Jsdgs Love presiding, sonnsnss1 IL session
IN this city yesterday. The Jros wars
called, asd dismissed until this nsr,ing ss
O'Clock. ThRs vas 20 oths basiasss trans-
sstsd beyond the calling d ~ Asskst. A
fsw Of The saits are iapertast, ~ chief
ansDg which ere thsss sosssEaiag Ne Rock
lslaad Bridge. There are tws q three suits
asaiass ~ De- noisss Navisssisa Company
ops against the Bsrliagtsa aad Missouri
River Railroad Company, an tws against
Tho Ksokak and De- Moiass Railroad Co..
paay. A large proportion o. ~ ssiAs ~
1or dsbt.
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strawberry Festival To.NsgAs.
The public are again reminded Of the
Strawberry Festival to BE- given By the La
diss, this evening, in AoCuns's Hall, sbovs
he oikss q ths Cara Orr. The occasion
will sttfaSt ~ bsauty, Wit and fashion Of
the city, Of course, aad they, With the straw
bssriss, should prsssat sallsisst attractions
70 "dzsw" ths entire population. So note
= b.
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Flowers. aosss, BsSrsts.

Those Of our friends who are fond Of dow
srs,-and oil our friends ars,.-will be de-
lighted with visit 70 Mr. Reps Garden on
GRAND Avenue. He has tho finest varieties
Of Roses W have como across in tho eoun-
nv, and gets up boqusts = splendid and
tasteful = W have ever seen anywhere
Give him q call.
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.sTe All the World and the rest Of
Manki0d.ss
CHOW = SMITH believe themselves pre-
- pared to demonstrate, by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do more wash
ing and has more genera cleansing power than any
other "FAMILY SOAP" manufactured Ia the
West, and only ask those who have not used 1t TO
give il trial.
Their SOAP ID made from the cLEAHEgr Kate
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely, pure beef tallow and seda,
and entirely YREs vRoA WHITING, cLAY, and other
cheap substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS" are filed. These substances increase the
weight and hardness Of SOAP, bat detract largely
from its cleansing qualities.
SNOW SMITH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow to conceal dirt contained in 1t, leave
IL In its white, pure state
They will sell 1t by the box, for cash, at cents
per pound. 100 boxes on hand.
Factory ct Goa MAIN-STREET,
may5dAw3m Keokuk, lows.
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Blk Of Goshen, aoshsn.
Blk Of Gosport, Gosport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Blk Of PAoli, Paoli.
Blk Rockville, " abash.
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
Blk Of Salsm, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal BIZ, Evansville.
Crescent City m /"
Exch. Blk, Grsencastle.
Fayette County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Bk, Madison.
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4 CAaPssr - Incsasnss.
Several items Of interest occurred On Lest
Saturday night.
Irsx Let. The Young Ansriss Fire Con-
pany net q the Engins House for business
q The ringing Of the bell. Some ons jososs-
y srisd ''ars," and in spirit Of limitations
ths bell was rong 10 regular 6rs-alArm style.
: large part Of town was alarmed, and pso.
Dls rushed ont 70 and The Arc, and found
ealy : joke psrpstrassd apos then. A dan
gsfons joke A word 70 The wise, -.
hH4 "a. Between 10 and IL o'slosk, on
Che sans evening, Henry Borsk and friend
Of biz we're going up Aain-ss., on thsir wy
home. Just in front Of Tho Estes House
they nst two Dsa, and without my words
passing Borak found hinsslf 81 il the neck.
The assailaats passsd o., sssspsd, and are
not known. Borok cent FOR DR.. Hughes,
who sooa sans = Ais house (ths small frame
q Main, j1ss vest Of Onion Block) and
dssase1 ~ wound, which vas not 81 al dan
gsrous- sinply Assh-eut ON the left lower
~. Bsrok Va about yesterday and will BE-
1sady Tor business to-day. He il very thank
III that the knife did not enter his throat.
l1Hm 81. About ! O'Clock on the same
night, Billy Martin, living in tho small frame
q Third, just shove Mr.. Bslknap's houss,
was reased from slunbsr BY the entrance Of
: naa throsgh his window. Billy sprang Il
him and knosksd him clear back ont Of tho
window, aad thsn calling in the aid Of Mr..
1slknap, they took the inssrlopsr to the eals-
booss- The fsllow was drunk. Yesterday
morning % information was fled against
hin, - ~ Aasd and discharged.
Ihss last itsms were greatly exaggerated
= he stfeet, sDd sons people ware disposed
= - alarmed becauss We have no police
Dut 10 police that W have sver had would
~ prevented these occurrences, - no po-
1ies can prevent drunkenness.
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90 M M e RCIAL.

DAILY CARS crsY Ovvycn,
Ksokuk, june 9Th.
Weather pleasant, rivers falling, roads god,
buainsss dull. No special changes 70 note in the
market. We gin Wholesale prices below.
FLOUR-ccantry, - - 70 - - per sask.--
ssPsrfns, - 80 per sack. Extra, (faIl whsst)
q 50 70 50 per Dbl. Graham, - rs to : 50 pss
- ~.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1 100 i Is psrlss.
c0RK--so . 20 St.; rssdy sale
BARLEY-6Ssing, leASs, Fall, eeszSe.
wHEAT.-Iss 70 ~ for Spring I 10 TO / -
for Fall; very choice 81 70.
0ATS--In request at 90 toss.
RYE-7oc to 7se; little coming In.
POTATOE6-ss 70 s. BY the load retail IS cts
PER peek. new IS TO -.
GR0CERIEs-N. o. Sugar fair 7a7a, No. 1,
n, prime Z, elariAsd e2alo, crushed and loaf Il
tel III. Aolasses- Plantation - to 10, g. H.4s
70 IS, Golden Syrup, rs to SO. CeGss-Rio u
10 Ia. Jsvs 49, 1Dc. Rice, 81 to %.
sOAP-Paln SIC, Family SIC.
CANDLES-stAr 10 to -, SsAarins Is. NoalA
III, ssnnsr pressed, Is
LARD-le to II retail l3le.
BUTTER-Choics III 70 Is retail 10.
HIDE8-Dry II V 1897 srsss, s tod
HAY-Prairie 1S 70 ~ Timothy and Hunga~
rian, ~ to 80; Balsd do. $lI to 81; Retail SIS
SEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, - % 70 IS cts;
TinstAy, 81 - 70 So; Flax Seed, 81 esa4l 70.
6UNDRIES-Onions,S IS to 95; Eggs, = 70 s j;
Feathers, 35e to 37lc; White Beans, soc tol35.
FRUIT-Grssn apples, choice, - - to IS -
pr bbi. Dried apples, 81 so par bushel. Dried
psaehes, - 50 to 81 80. Raisins, - 50 to IS.
cHEESE-W. X. ii to III |; Denmark 10 to IL.
PROvISIONS-Hams 81 Shoulders n; clear
sides 10 ~.
B1EF-very scarce; ala4ie gross; IA to So per
quarter.
6HKRP-43 % 70 ~ 90 = hsad.
HOGS.-Drssssd, ~ ~ TO 37ee.
SALT-G. A., 81 - TO 81 S. per sack Kans-
VIA, 7ooa3le per bbl.; Liverpool, $33B per sack.
Lake - 3Sa2 30 . Dbl.
FISH--Macksrel, No. t2e 70 81 = Dbl No.
1tlst SIG; No. ; $l1to4ls white, No. IS 80
70 4S 7SvR half hhl. Cod Ynh Sto 50 b.
ExcuAsaE.-On New York for currency PER
cent; for gold per cent. 6t.Louis per cent.