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Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

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LIVER PILLS
WE beg leave to call the atter-
" ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public,
We refer to
Dr. Chas. lILane's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Fills.
We do not recommend them as
universal CuTe-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGF.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most Salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For thecure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENrs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND ACUF,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivalcd,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprictors,
FLEMING BROTHERs,
PIrTsBURcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will row give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. Ard being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge ard Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring tie Best
and PureSt material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLENIIi BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
rs Dealers and PHYSICIANS ordering from others
than Fleming Bros. will do WILL tu rite their ,-,,rs
dSt'hctiy ana tttc n0De INT Dr. NL0a,S s. lrjaYd ty
ftc"i'"9 Bros. IHSi Hgi. ia. To th,re wishing sVV
mem trai We viii forward per mail post ail any
part {" mo United States, box Of Pills FIR twelve
Ihr''t'ht postage stamps vial ut Vrimlu.e tr
tnrte'n thr'~Crnt stamps. MI orders from Caa, must
De accompanied by tweuty cents extra
Sold by james p. Hoiiccker, and by Drrg.
'ts generally.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
Jaasav.$ Milton,
Newark AcadcmV.

This long established Institution - pleasantly lnco
ted IN Newark Del, an the Phi. Will and Bait Ral.
road.
The Principal who took charge oft wear ago can
give the most satisfactory Testimonials OF s uuaIIica
lions a' teacher aud guardian of youth aud having
the n'e "i he College Library and excellent Appara.
ius, can nllord special advantages in more dyanccd
pupils. The accommodations for BOarders are supe.
The next Session Will commence The first Monday
IN September For rGliOn and Board, including
Washing. S6a for Ii weeks.
lnquire OF y. J MURPllEY, Esq, near SMYRNA for
CirrnlaTs at this Office, or write t0 the Principal
Jy2l-2m REV. WHITMAN PECK
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
J. r. WILLIAMSON.
Watches, JeweIry & SiIverware,

Oh WE would respectfully inform our friends
IA " patrons aud The prblic generally that we
: nave Just opened cnr New Watch Jeweirv.
Silver md Plated Ware Establishment. nj No 63yl
MARKET Street. where we offer Wholesale and Re
iai at the Cash Prices. large and very choice
soek S, o. every description Of goods usually kept in
We hope by untlrng eiJrls 10 accommodate and
please, not only to reIan all our former patrons bn
mesl ana secure large accession 10 the same.
Every description OF Diamond Work aud other lew
elry. made to order at short notice O'"'' 90 W.
Al goods warranted To be represented.
rartleuiar attention gwen 10 the repa ring nj
"a'ehes and Ieweiry OF every description
STAUFFER & HARLEY.
no, 6SS MAkKEF Street. south side Philadelph,a.
N.b.-We VIII continue our Old Store. M I4a
Norlh Second street. for short time only. taua.sm
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
Gbc fcIitiana lemotrat.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LhvrHroof, April 0..--Lord Derby, the
l'rim" Minister Of England, has announced in
the House Of Lords that the Cabinc, had come
10 the decision to dissolve Parliament, aud ap.
peal to the country 10 sustain the ministry up
on the reform measures
Ut making this announcement, Lord Derby
addressed The House Of Lords ut great LENGTH,
commenting with much severity upon thc.cou
Lord John Russell had thought proper TO pur.
sue in Offering his amendment to the Ministcri-
nj Reform hill
Lork Derby was equally severe in regard TO
Lord PnlmcrSton'S course, aud characterized
Lord PamcrS'on'S recommendation that the
Ministry should accept The amcndmcn, offered
hy Lord John Russell rs II direct insult to the
Ministry
lie rcioircd a' the generous support extend
ed 10 the government in favor of the proposed
reform, and expressed his conviction that ow
lng 10 q want Of cohesion among their ranks,
the opposition would speedily he dissolved.
Lord Derby closed his remarks by stating
that the Cabinet would dissolve Parliament
rs soon rs The public business permitted
lie stated thai the Cabinet had come to thiS
determination because the country ought to he
~ -Hltrd " The present important crisis, aud
h"r.,r 'lv hIr satisfied 'hn' the interests Of
N mna -nilr from 4 change Of admins
present time
House or Commons. Dsracli made 4
,m ,anunncrmrn', followed hy m rXpln-
Nt." 7 .Nn " sous nnd motives which had
nc'o NJ 'hn Nu-try III coming to this deter
m.m.rnu
Io*b,y Snmlav Artcrnoon April Q WY
l"r VI lmrtiurv m'dr a speech III Parliament
last u@ht ID explanation Of ihc difficulties IN
TIE wy of establishing i basis for the amca.
alr settlement Of the Italian question, and the
consequent delay in the arrangements for the
assembling Of Il peace CONGRESS
Ill remarks arc generally construed hy the
London press into an admission that the pros
poets Of peaceful solution Of the difficulties
hy a Congress Of the five Powers is hopeless
Alyirc, from Paris by telegraph aud mail
represent that the movement Of troops aud all
descriptions of war material throughout France
continue 81 a large scale and that The prevail.
ing c lina III The Frc0ch Foreign Office il that
war i, inevitable
TIL, rrcIing !, shared Is some Of Tie high
~ tnnctiouur,cs " thr French Government
\ large reinforcement of troops had been
ordered 70 Lyons, atd great activity prevailed
VI the Frrnch navy
Orders bad hccn despatched, concentrating
lie French nacts ii the Mediterranean, aud
transports wcrr ordered to be in readiness at
moments wnrnn"
TIM WAH Smglr Il HAsoyGR -lIAunrGG
April > The feeling Of hostility toward
Ffaoce has reached u high pitch in the north
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
" TITT

PHILOSOPHY OF HI MAN BEAUTY
ROWING ln4w ~ ArQl IRE AND RETAIN EohilY ~NMNE-
tlY iiEtlui i>p NIGoG: SErrHE LoNC LIFE ANnI
WON Tll lNFuMlrEs A&n DGfnRMlrlEs or Age.
THIS Is work VII cl we may ,arly say will conf
mlnd universal attention and awaken every where
deeper interest IN the physical Improvement Of the
race than has yet been manifested and il shows how
certain aad "a,y thi, Improvement may be made by
lhr u.r Of the perfectly legitimate rleans therein
pointed out. Il. revelations of til"
Laws of iIrnAN toNfIGrR>TloN
On which beauty aud symmetry depend. are not less
and important than they are novel and
surprising; showing y they do, that the form and
features of even the mature man or woman (and much
more tho-r of the chlla) may be modified at viii and
TO an almost uUm Il extent that "" have the pow
rr to change, gradually but surely, the shape and ar
rnngpmeut OF bone. fibre, and iiaid, thus growing.
day by day, more beautiful or more ugly, according
To the direction given 10 the vital force.
II shows how we may i'm arr more vitality to the
langnid frame give new strength To the weak NIB
substitute Grace Of movement for awkwanlness: and
remodel the Informed body aud homcly features into
SYMMETRY AND BEAUTY
retain youthful freshness; and live all our days
II NIL be interesting TO both sexes (but especially
to womcnJ aud to all ages,
and all who expect to become such. will find II an in
dspan-,blo guide 10 the right performance Of THEN
ALI important functions;
TEACHERS
may | arm from i how 10 develop the minds and bod
ios II iilcjr npI~ ha1noniously together
NouNG WOuEN
will aot look IN vain in its pages for the secrets
tui womnny beauty and personal attraclivenes
~. .ai.uy Nrr} prop rly desire to possess, ana
Yol'NG MES
-, ala of rulcS for the development 0
% hlscal vigOr and manlines
,E#a h ,dmimtion Of their own st.
u the other.
Hlf.#.arlD wiwl TWENTY PLATES.
fl,iII- uIpI
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
COLLEGIATE NOTICE.
SOUTHERN GARDEN SEED.

SUUTTTKN TNKUEN NTTI1
TUST RECEIVED, at the "Cln"n Dm! So
Al supply Of the above Sod RUS 'd md ,
the Society of Shakers Please 4 ll'll r,.T'
Kentucky in the year 1888
These seeds are superior 10 amy other X II" Id
this section. They are tie only Sect miw' mi "t "nt
the South. The proprictors take back all n
seed at tlr, close OF each season. ID "lIppe iE y
Agents with fresh seed BY this means Nal "a, A
ways get fresh seed if you buy from the regularly ~
pointed Agent.
f. WALKER. Commercial Ro"
jan Sole Agent for the Parish Of Fast fnlicnnh
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
W. mi. GU RN NJ EK
r T. + T. II n f. ID,
AND COM 4 TO STAY.

AM ID CON T. TO STA Y
ntRNEi n kElFFER take til" pr'ylrg, to Inform
VI the public that they have ociatcd together for
the purpose Of Keeping
CONfECTlONAtY, BAKERY. AND FAMILY
GROCERY.
in Which every article usually offered for sale in uch
establishments, win be kept, and sold at least us low
rs in any other house.
They respectfully call the attention Of buyers 10
their fine a>-Urtmrnis OF
cONFECTlONARIES
and will positively assure them that all ord,r for
Baking ana Confectionery. shall hc executed n
prrior style to any thing offered IN tn market.
They will constantly keep two fountains snppl d
with ICED MEAD. SODA WATER, AND sou I'll
ERN fUNflI
TIE BREAD w AGON
will 90 through the tuwu VERY mpruing wil hreaI
tickets Bread Cakes. and Pics. may b. purclrod u
the driver aud orders for any article rcqu red given
to him
Their business will he done on the cash system
Store: Sturgr| building. Commercial Row
march II. 1859 GuRNEI ~ klEtfER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
INSTRUCTION.

1NiIE UNDERSIGNED, n graduate Of NaleColl"ge,
| and Of five years experience in teaching, "prned
on the lst Monday in October, lSjs,
SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.
in Clinton, La, in the lower part Of the huiiding for
merry occupied hy the Argus Oncr south west cor
uer Of the Public square.
TERMS PER MONTH.
Fer common English branches, S,...,........,..S 80 0n
Higher do do .........,.,,, 90
Latin and Greek Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
French and German. -. ...,,...... & 90
Having the best testimonials regards character
abilities and success, both from the Faculty Of Yale
College and from the places where he has been teach
ing he hopes to receive the patronage Of all who are
interested in the cducaonof their children
l.. DEMBINSKI
N.B. Pupils will be prepared for any class ID
college. For further references, elqnre OF MI W.
A. Lane, and Rev. J. b. Smith oci
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
FIsK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES

FISKs PATENT OCTAGON CASKET,
We have procured the special and exclusive rieIa
Of sale for the hove, Tor the Parish Of Elst Feiic
ana, and will give every attention on all funeral oc
slons. a fine liearse VIII always be on hand
Prices of full sized Caskcts vary from
Cranes CasIct. Sl25 TO $l55
F>k'S Ocagons, ...,..=..... l25 to l4o
Fisk Metallic Case,...,..t,. p TO loO
According tosyle, finishing, and trimmings, small
Ter cases ar, mtioned in prices.
Any Infringement of our right in tho sale of the
above eases will subject the violation TO damages.
January. 1853 BUTLER hOClL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
IMPROVED POTASH IN CANS.

IMPROVED POTASH IN CANS.
~ Il. DuRKEE X Cos Improy Potash ia
IL. of and pound, each.
For making the very best Oft or hard Dap
For soitrning hard water for wash x,
For removing paint Harnsh. tar. and groas' spots,
from wood work.
lulvcrzed and prepared for convenient u.s.. and
warranted equal in strength to the best common Pot
ash, For sale at the drug store of
may 80 Non UOOD 2W.tiON.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21
Monstarg anb Commercial 8ebieb.
BALTIMORE. October 90.

BALTIMORE, October 90, 1859.
There nothing whatever done at the Board to-day
in Railroad shares bonds and the transactions other
stocks were very light The sales included s40O Bati
City 6s 1856 9s $500 Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Extra dividend orders 90 SO shares Marine Bank
at $780, and shares Baltimore and Cuba Mining and
Smelling Company at S60 For Railroad shares the
market was weaker to-day Baltimore and Ohio closed
S564 bid, S57 asked regular way, and S56H bid, S574
asked buyer 60 days, these figures being decline of to
of dollar per share yesterday closing rates. and
Northern Central left Off S19% bid S0b asked regular
way these figures being under the final prices of yes
terday. Extra dividend orders left off 19H bid 81 ask
ed For City 6s and Railroad bond market continues
firm City 6s left Off at 9S bid 9S3 asked for 1865, 9SA
bid for 1905, and Railroad bonds S34 bid for Ba
more and Ohio 1ss0s s04 bid s0& asked for do 1885
66h bid 67 asked for Northern Central 1855 and q bid
2lA asked for Northwestern Virginia unendorsed third
mortgage bonds.
In New York o-day Reading advanced S but most of
the other stocks the list declined Erie fell off New
York Central n Cleveland and Toledo 7s Rock Island
81 Galena and Chicago e; Cant T. Missouri 6,s e;
and Illinois Central bonds Y. Virginia 6s Harlem, Mich
gan Southern and Michigan Southern guaranteed all
closed at yesterdays rates.
There is but limited business doing in foreign
Exchange, but rates continue firm We quote to-day
as follows, viz: London, bankers bills at 1104
do commercial do. at 1O9X@11o; Paris 60 day
bills at 5f13I; do short sight do at 5f1o; Antwerp
5f12k; Bremen 79K@79A; Amsterdam Al g 9411 Ham
burg 37I; Cologne 73H Frankfort 421. 1855 =
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, October 90, 1859.
oraer' Tor Ezra Div 20 @ sssSs Bs Marine Ss Bank 80
Ishs: Bait Il Cuba s
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21
AnnIrIoNAL. RY rHE GI1RnpA

The cotton brokers of Liverpool and the manu-
facturers of Manchester again raising loud
cry against the practice of mixing sand, dust, etc.,
with American cotton. The Brokers' Association
of Liverpool had presented memorial to the
American Chamber of Commerce, requesting its
influence to be exerted to stop the practice. The
memorial says for the past year the sand and dust
has probably been equiqalent to 100000 bales and
caused still greater depreciation in the value of
cotton.
The Bishop of Orleans, in joining an ultramon-
tame demonstration, given by the French Bishops
account of Italian affairs hinted at the possible
invasion of ireland by Gen. Mcmahon.
At the Paris bourse on Friday, rentes closed at
69f. 45c.
FOREIGN MARINE INTELLIGENcE.--Arrived at Liv-
erpool, ships Levi Woodbury. and Frank Pierce,
from New Orleans. Sailed for New Orleans, Kate
Prince, from Liverpool: for Mobile, Ben Nevis,
from Liverpool.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21
MEETING OF THE AMERICANS OF THE
EIGHTEENTH WARD


A meeting of the Americans of the 18th ward
took place last night in Hollins Market Space The
evening was very cold and windy, notwithstanding
which pretty large crowd was assembled round
the platform. a band of music was on the stand,
and there was some display of fireworks during
the evening.
Mr.. McPhail spoke first, and said that it gave
him pleasure to meet his w-citizens of the 18th
ward on this occasion. They were about entering
the sharpest contest they had had since the
existence of the American party, from the enemy
by whom they had been un formly opposed, but on
this occasion they came under another form, and
that Reform. We have met them as Union
men, as party men, and as militia men, and then
we gave them the worst licking they ever got
But in Gods name, what do they desire to reform ?
Is there anything in the principles of the American
party that needs reforming at the hands of any
American whose heart is in the right place We
have been able to drive them back heretofore, and
| think we can drive them back in the next con-
test. Did not successfully drive in their pickes
and shall we not, in this 18th ward, knock down
the fabric election day which they have erected?
After alludng to the Harper's Ferry riot and ask
ing where the Retormers on that day, the
gentleman took his seat, on which loud cries were
made for
Hon. Henry Winter Davis, who came forward
amid much cheering aud aid-Fellow-citizens, the
smoke is lifted little from the field of battle of
Wednesday last, and we found out where cur ene-
to encourage them again after the same fashion.
(Laughter.) We have beaten them very badly.
The time was, when securing one-third of the CITY
Council would have been considered mere defeat;
but we see them, as soon as the smoke has risen
from the field, congratulating themselves on the
great results they have achieved. They set out to
relieve Baltimore from the horrors of club rule,
but, it is singular to say, Baltimore still prefers
club rule Starving to death from the withdraw
of confidence in trade, it is singular to say that
Batimoreans prefer an empty stomach to full one
They started out bewang the deporable condition
of the city, and now two-thrds are joined in bewa
ing the deplorable condition which they have inict
ed themselves for another year. These are the
suits Of one days preliminary contest 1t is pity
that these patriots who met in solemn conelave to
dedicate whole day to their country, should moi
be allowed to dedicate a whole year to the city
(Laughter.) You all know of three long ,ohereases
adopted by them in Monument Square, some
of which l have put by for historical refer
euce when l come to be an old man. Cover
nor Ligon lost confidence in the people of Balti
| more, and he supposed that because he lost conf
dence in them, the people had lost confidence il
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21

LOUISIANA VIGILANCE CoMMTTEE.-The New Or
leans Picdyune says
Vigilance Committees are increasing in number
in the parishes The officers of justice widely
ignored hy the citizens, who have taken the ad-
ministration of justice into their own hands. Where
is this to end?
The Pelican of the 8th inst. contains the proceed
ngs of meeting Of citizens held at Marksville, for
the formation Of vigilance committee. The cause
of this movement seems to be the number oil relu-
gees from Attakap1s. The Pelican says
The Committee of Vigilance will put into the
hands of the law all persons guilty OF crimes that
can be reached by law; but in cases where there Is
not sufficient proof to insure their conaemnauon
before the Court, the committee VIII JuoHS .nem-
selves, and their sentence will be executed IN the
shortest possible time.
The Baton Rouge Gazette comments on tnls as
follows which will be approved by all good citizens
There is species of heroism and patriotism in
the act of lawabiding citizens furthering the ends
of iustice bv voluntarily assisting the officers of
tbelaw to bring offenders to trial. that commands
admiration. Let Col. Cannon and his colleagues
90 thus far and farther in their functions, and
the whole State will applaud their action; but let
them the other hand, go to the extent limited at
in the latter part of the above extract, and alto
gether another verdietwill bepronounced by public
opinion. There is something so monstrous in the
| proposition to execute summary punishment on
| those who have been acquitted by the courts Ior
the want of proof that disposed to DOUBT tn
| fidelity of the published proceedings as true VI
1 what actually took place in the meeting.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21

veas-The supply is mainly of over grown calves and
small Bobs Good stock has been sold at 607c a few
extra at 7hc common at G5hc. There are very few
Mich Cows-There are few Offering but suficien for
existing wants. sales at S6070 for EXTRA and $2 SO
for common to prime.
Sheep and lambs-Prices have declined Csc per head
Lambs are plenty and du sales by r. H. Hume, 543
sheep and lambs at of So 5S head Thomas
c. Larkin l95 head at s. 45 each McCarty 772 head
IS So each; John c. Larkin 975, at S355, and Samuel
McGraw, 2,64 for Ss75 "a.
Swine are fairly active at 5&G6c for fed and 5H
acc for distiery fed
There no change in Quercron Bark, and sale Of 10
hhds 1st No. made at ss at which rate it is
and in demand.
The Cotton market is quiet, but holders firm in
their views under late adyices from the SOUTH and
Offering their stocks so freely 300 bales how
have been disposed of to-day in lots at about
vious rates
The market for Flour is without any quotable change
and the only sales hear of $50 bbs straight super
fine at S5l2h 400 bbls Broad street Mills do at S537H
100 bbs. common City Mills Family at S625, and SEQ
bbs Diamond do choice brand terms kept private,
standard superne good straight lots generally held
lowest figures, but there is not much demand for
shipment at that rate and the market is quiet bat steady
at former quoted rates the trade buying moderately
at up S. $50 per bb for choice
Flour and Corn Meal scarce and firm s4 25 the
former and $3 rs per Dbl for the latter
Meal but we hear ofno sales of either oday.
In Wheat there is not much activity. but the market
steady at previous quotations The sales include about
600 bushels fair to good and prime reds mostly Della
ware at l2I25c and 600 bushels white at 133
Rve is also steady at e0c for Pennsylvania with small
receipts and sales Corn is not much inquired for,
the receipts moderate and the market unchanged
sales of some 3 900 bushels yellow having been made
at 9OGe2c in store and 929Sc aoat and delivered
store including inferior at 90e Oats continue in
in demand with further sales of 600 bushels, mostly
southern at 44c
The markets for Groceries and Provisions are unchang
| eu but very quiet to-day.
The demand for seeds is moderate, with further
safes OF Cioverseed at s5 550d57O. mostly at 50 62&
per oushel for good lots Timothy ard Flaxseed are
quiet
Holders of Whiskey are frmer Drudge is selling al
27c Pennsylvania bbls. 2skc and prison and Ohio at
2sc Some now ask more hhds continue very scarce.
| MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. tf
NEW YORK, Oct 20.--Cotton has advanced 4 cent to-
hna adra -aaloa
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21
PRICES AND SALES OF sT0CEs IN NEW YORK
RY TET ,FGRApH
The Chicago Times of Tuesday says 4:

! The Chicago Times Of Tuesday says:
The grain market only olerably active yesterday
but the unfavorable European had very little ef
feet prices The receipts of grain 900 bush
els, and the shipments 263 600 bushels of which
134 900 bushels wheat alone The sales of wheat
amounted to 5000 bushels, at S0S2c. for No spring.
and 7Sd79c for No spring. Corn quiet but firm
with limited sales at so cents. Oats quiet S031
cents. Flour steady at prices quoted.
The receipts during the last week were 81 S54 bbls
-four 4S4966 bus wheat az 051 bus. corn 79 $50 bus
oats and 1863 bus barley The total receipts since the
first Of January 1859 have been 4S5 65S bbls. -four
oats, and 81 Sal bus. barley
The shipments during the last week have been 16 3O5
bbls -four 6O15S2 bus wheat "a 421 bus corn 1913 293
bus oats, and 6401, bus. barley. The total shipments
since the first of January, 1852 been bbls
flour, 477927s bus. wheat 3276 O42 bus corn 7325Sl
bus oats and 26S bus barley There now in store
$500 bbs -four, 42S S75 bus wheat bus corn and
600 ' -