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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-21
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Smyrna times., 1859-06-02

A TOBACCO ITEM The Emperor of France
is a great smoker, and his sub ects emulate his
example, having consumed 523 $4,000 segars
during 1857. The tobacco trade is govern
ment monopoly, and is estimated to yield a
revenue the present year of $3.50 6,O00,O0O.-
Algeria is rapidly advancing in tobacco culture,
having increased the product fron 277,00O
pounds in 164S, TO more that 1000, 900 pounds
in 1857. Austria and Russia, like France,
make the traffic in this article a government
monopoly, the former deriving a revenue of
$14,0OO,000 from it, Russia, it is reported, in
tends TO abolish her monopoly.
0~r There seems to be a general fitting
Europeward this season OF American authors
Among the literary nOtabIties on the wing
across the water, or preparing for flight is Mrs
SOuthworth, who has taken passage for herself
and children on the Vgo, which sailed for Liv-
erpool on the 2Sth. She will spend the sum-
mer and autumn in Europe, if no longer time.
0~cF The London Illustrated NewS says that
Mr.. Rarey, the renowned horse tanner, has
made arrangements with the Horse Guards to
teach the British cavalry, and will enter upon
his duties in June. At last accounts MIR. Rarey
was successfully exhibiting at ST. Petersburg
" The Attorney General has given his
opinion that the Postmaster General cannot lc-
gally reduce the overland mail service from
seml-weekly to weekly Could il have been
done, the saving to the department would have
been nearly $3OO00O annually.
or The cities of Dubuque, Davenport and
keokuk, in Iowa, have dispensed with the use
of gas for lighting the streets. Keokuk has
also abolished its police force, and Dubuque
had reduced the number of policemen to half d
dozen. The object is to economlze, in order to
pay their debts
WooL-The Ohio Farmer, pub isned at
Cleveland, in speaking of Wool, says:
The prospect OF large grain and fruit crop
is stimulating business throughout the country,
and farmers may safely calculate on high prices
for Wool
GF tornado, at place about IL m e,
south Of Jacksonville, Illinois, lately, killed l6
persons aud seriously injured many others, be-
sides demolshing houses and barns.
0~.37 James Belt, one of the discoverers of the
mammoth cave, died in Kentucky, u few days
ago, aged 94 years.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02

OT Three steamers sailed for Europe from
New York Saturday, and among the passengers
by the VIgo were William Smith o. Brien. Mrs
Emma ID. E. N. s'outhworth, daughter and son
by The Arago Mr. Raymond, of the New York
Times; Dr. &. Bailey, of the National Era :
Mr.. Jerome N. Bonaparte, Of Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs l.. NJ. Keitt, of South Carolina MIR.
M. Burdge, bearer of dispatches to Paris :
Rev. DIR. N. l.. rockingham and family. of
Boston; Hon. Zadock Pratt, and Mr.. Schlot-
ter. The Weser took out hily-four cabin pas
sengers.
MESSIAH FLY.-We have learned. within n
few days, that The Hessian fly is making havoc
with the wheat in some sections of the lower
end of the county. large farmer in North.
amptcn township told us that he saw some
fields which would not yield more than fifteen
bushels per acre, aud others that would not
produce above ten DOytestown Ga.
zette.
or The New York Commercial Advertiser
says Z" that there is no evidence that Kossutb
is in Sardinia on the contrary, he was about
to be presens at q public meeting in London :;
and il Is therefore to be presumed that he was
still residing there; and, as the meeting was
TO be in favor of non. Intervention, Mr.. Kossuth
would scarcely appear as one of the advocates
of that principle if hs were already himself IA.
king the part attributed to him.
OF The Government is said to have in con.
temptation the sending OF relief to the Pixies
Peak sufferers.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
ORIGINAL POEM.
Written for the Smyrna Tunes.
A Song for Summer.

BY C. R. EVANS.
TUNE-GentLe Annie.
Thou hast come again. smiling Summer.
Shedding cheerfulness through earth and air.
Thou art desr to me. yearly conner,
AS are doves, TO each other, of pair.
CHORUS;
o, thy beauties are delightful,
Wondrsus lovely to a mortal's gaze;
o, my heart feels happy and grateful
To the Hand that appointed lhee thy days
How love thy SOFT balmy breezes.
Waiting fragrant odors all around.
When t4e lark at dawn, upward rIseG,
Chanting notes Of clear. melOdous sound.
o. thy beauties, etc.
See! the rose unloids at thy coming
Trees are decked in robes Of richest green;
IIark! the bees mid flowers are hummIng.
Which have forth to greet thee charming queen
o, Thy beauties, etc.
Fields, all clad with grain gaily waving
Gardens, fll'd with choicest food for man
Meadows, whose rich grass waits the saving
Say, 10 reign, thou ALREADY hast began.
o. thy beauIies, etc.
IT is vain, know, TO endcavor,
To describe thy loveliness earth;
What shall 1t be, then, if ever
Enter into The City OF thy birth!
o, thy beauties are delightful. ETC.
SMYRNA June 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
A Dress Shoe for the Ladies' +!

There exists no donbt diiercnt opinions as I, "a hal
constitutes ladys Dress Shoe or Boot. Many fancy
the morocco Cater Boot be prciilest; some think
the Jenny Lind Boot or skn others, the haliguiler
the slipper, sc. Experience has taught the reIllh
Lasting CATER is considered the most perfect Dress
Shoe lady wears, and has been the leading Dress
Shoe among The fashionable circles or Years So
TAR as neat OOl is concerned, III behalf OF the
ladies'. Ihs summer the fancy -cOlurcd Caters. III
point OF numbers will bc worn as a Dress Shoe far
more than many other Kinds OF shoes put tOgcIhcr.-
As 10 the leading t6orS that will lie worn The taI,
Ilurs both dark and light. well the dark asie>
ui roses, Will take the lead Yet there is no Jne color
that Will be cOSidCrcd as directly taking the lead IN
fashion 1t rs we'll known lacl that IA lad, taItcr
when made OF good Lasting, and pIOpcry put Iogch.
er, Will Oui-Wcdr any Other hIIu ul Dress shoe an
Is the cheapest IN The long lave NOW "n hand
laslIngs OF all kIu!> auu yaIIpus ca!ur<. | have a
card OF one hundr' and iOrty dlcrcnI cu.uis and
shades OF colOrs OF French ana English tasting open
row Tor the Inspection OF The ladies; ant lruIA This
assOrmenl OF COlUrs lady cannot help getting anv
color she may wish 10 match her dress sO tan aud
btonZe-coOTCd IrU!Oc % made up IN abundance a
pretty shoe, and yet neat fitting easy shoe. Is he
praised iOr hUA often has been SAID IN my hearlI .
- have sore cOrns my feet, and ~ the ladies M
most cnses. Nine ladies of every Ten before The
age OF 2l from The most laOie calculations haI
their feel Suffering from Cors. such IS reali, uc
TACT; aud what Is the cause OF Tins! How oieII Is II
lhe Cas-" win The gentlemen. as we'll As the ladies =
lhay get PAIR "i shoes, wear them apparently they
iii AMI the Erat thing they know corn or corn, are ~,
The iecI lne lauit OF lhts surely not the 10
but Is IN the cuI OI the shoe As Instance Il person
can have PAIR OF shoes that vii fit well from ali a-
PeIrancei ahd yet come some paris oI Ihc
shOe too large, and sci loose The foot and uhr
parts are so tgh 10 make and buIUns hICh
Is not the iaut OF the foot hut the fault OF the ma
kef. As an Instance pair O boots shoes that re-
properly cut and put together, Will set smooth and
look we'll 10 the eye, upon the foot. They will not
ring and TWIST iolsIdtd aIler being worn lew times,
aLd furthermore, Ill create ,UrIls u The foot II
those who have tender feet, and cuIs. and bunIons
VIII give us Il call we Will SOON convince them how u
shoe Will not create cnrS. and yet look We'll U tbs
foot Gail at FLAAlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No.
10 West Second street, Wilmington, Del
May 10, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
Desperate Fight with Camanches.
Forty Of them KiLLed-Tp United Stat
Officers Wounded.

Forty Of them KHLed-Two United States
Officers Wounded.
Sr. LOUIS, May 29.-The Overland Mai,
from San Francisco on the 9th inst, arrived
here last night.
The California news is only one day later,
and without interest
a ieIter from Fort Belknop, da:ed the 22d,
saysan express has just arrived there from Camp
KadzImnaki' bringing the report that Ma or
Van Horn had another fight with the Northern
Camanches' on tho Fork of the Arkansas river,
on the 10th, during which forty of the Indians
were killed and thirty-six taken prisoners.
Two OF the troops were killed aud severn,
wounded; among the latter were Lieut.. Lee
and Capt. Smith.
Another letter says that four or five hundred
Texans have encamped twenty miles below
Brazos, on the Indian Reserve, with the ayowed
intention of attacking the Reserve Indians.
Much excitement prevailed in consequence
among the Indians
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02

The SIcKLEs TRIAL-TnE SrEEcm OF MR GRAHAM.
MIR. Graham's opening speech for the defence a
mastery effort, occupying nearly days III The de-
livery. lie spoke at length, defining the law OF the
land and giving his views Of ScripIural law. Alter
speaking several hours he made a brilliant perOraiOn
which no finished with the following remarkable
words: "And now, gentlemen OF the jury, have but
one word more To say, and that that / trust that
every man will leave his the adjournment of
the Court Today, with firm determination to obtain
all his garments at the BrOwn Stone Clothing Hail of
Rockhill ~ wilson, Nos COS and COS Chestnut street.
above Sixth, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
important to Females.

DIR. HE ESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi-
nation of ingredients in these Pills the result of
long and extensive practice. They mild in their
operation, and certain IN correcting all irregularities
PAINFUL MenstrualiOns, removing all Instructions
whether from col or otherwise headache, pain in the
sIde pa itaiIon of the heart, whites, all nervous a
teclons Mysteries. iuItgue pain in The back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR. IIEE SEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of a new IRA in the treatment
Of those Irregularities and ohstrucOnS which have
consigned many tho sands of the yUnng, the beau
tilul and the beloved 10 Premature Grave. No ie-
male can enjoy good health unless she is regular, ami
whenever am obstruction takes place the general
health begins 10 decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most cdrcinal
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar 10 Re-
males. To all classes they are invaluable, inducing
with certainty, periodical regularity. They are kmoW
10 thousands, who have used them at different periods
throughout the country, having the sanction of some
of the most eminent PhysiciOns IN America. ExplIc
directions, stating when, and when they should not be
used. with each I}ox-ihc Price One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, To he had free of the Agents
Pills sent by mail, promptly, bv enclosing price 10 tho
General Agent. Sold by JAMES P. HOFFEChER
Smyrna, and hy Druggists generally.
r. B. lIU FClIINGS General Agent,
fcbl7.lV l6j Chambers ST., New York
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
Trustees Sale,

BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit court jr
hent county, as coIrt Of equity, the under.
signed, as Trustee, will eAposr 10 putlc safe
10 the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, the 2lst of June, 1859,
at the Hotel Porch of John Mcdaniel, ESQ. in
Chestertown, at / O'clock, IN, all that
Will, IEiiE seat, Buildings
and Premises, in Kent county formerly known
as URlE'S, and lately as TOWASENDS
MILL PROPERTY" slluat, d about SIX miles
from Chestrrtown, on the Philadelphia road
The GRIST MILL is an over>hot In fine
running order. a new SAW MILL, with
similar power, cuts lumber 81 feet 10 length
Also large Machine Shop, formerly " Uven
Faciory,wlth steam boiler and apparatus. AIso
- a Smlth's and Cartwrlghts shop. The
sjliia main DIV ELLING is of good size, aud
Eia4~I there are Z or 3 ItHGnt Houses; also, Il
Dwelling and StOrehouse Immediately on the
main road, now occupied by Mr.. J. p. Copper,
who is also Postmaster. There are said 10 be
about 3O Acres OF Land, 20 OF which are fine
and 10 cultivation. The flood gates were put
up new in lS]7.
The stream of water is said to be very ample
and not surpassed by any in the county. Ure.
vile Is place of business-convenien to
steamboat landings, &c. The location Is SAID
TO be healthy. The rental value the present
year approximates 20 per cent. on a fair yalua.
ton of the properly.
Ii is certainly the MiIl-Property of the c1un-
ty, aud has superior facilities and advantages.
The Terms of sale are-one-fuurth Of the
purchase money to be paid cash, or IN 30 or 50
days at the option Of the Trustee-one-tourth
IN one year-one- fourth in two years, and one
fourth IN three years, from the day of sale in
terest from lie first day Of July next. The
purchaser will be entitled to proportion Of the
rents, /. c. the rent from the first day of Jolly
next. The purchase money to be secured by
the bond of the purchaser, with security to be
by the Trustee. After the confrma.
ton OF the sale, an arrangement for a bond and
mortgage for one fourth OF the purchase money,
payable IN three years, can be nude with one
OF the Devlsees-the interest payable annually.
MIR. Samuel {. Gleaves and Mr.. JOS p Cop.
per, on the premises, will shew them to any one
desITous OF examining them.
GEORGE VICKERS, Trustee.
ChesterIown, Md, may26-ids
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02

ARIzoNA.---An Independent Government
MoUement.-ST. LOUIS May 3O.-The Arizo.
nian. published at Tubac, in Arizona, a file of
which has been received by the Overland Mail.
contains the proceedings Of a meeting held in
Arizona city, on the 9Th inst, at which sx.
pressloEs of strong disupprobaton of the course
OF Congress towards Arizona were made, as
well as an urgent request for the cooperation
of the citizens throughout the Territory, with
a view to establish and maintain an independent
government.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02

or The heaviest reward ever offered for the
detection of crime in this country is that an.
nounced by the insurance companies of Boston,
for the arrest and conviction Of the incendIary
who set fire TO the mechanical bakery in that
city some time since. They have offered SIO.-
900 for detecting the miscreants.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
READ! READ! READ!
EsenWein's Aromatic Ralsam

Is Remedy no; 10 be cxccllcd for the Relcfapd
Cure OF those maadIes incident 10 the Sum.
mCr Season, VIZ:
Dlarrhma, Dysentrry, Cholera or Cholera N,rbu
Vomiting, AcIdlty OF The Stomach &c
lis excellent CarmlnatIvc puWers pheasant I3.,c .,
sOulling influence renders II a valuable reucd, T.,
nianiIe diseases, peculiar 10 The second summer ~.
Cholera lIiantum, etc. 1t has rclnyl.or;,,Ir,., .,J
tome Iniiuchce on The system, allayng nilai'.rl.u
where II exists IN the stomach aud boWel>-;r,i ID,
t-lal will be found nd> >rcl$ablc - The we'll Lro,
every family. l. VIII he found as well ada,a,1 IN
Adults ChIdren TRY lT
Prepared only by A ESENWEIN Dispcn,lnp
delphIa. PRICE d cents per Bolllc
~ Sold by J. p. lIoilecher, Smyrna; F.. MclnoI
Wilmington; CowgIlI ~ Son, Dover: } B. Lyon,
Co, Le"ea, ailI by Druggist, and Stvreaccr,r, -rlc
rally ma, ,26.nu
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
BUSlME IS CARD.

n a1NF u IN IL " q W w = p.
OFFICE Oh Main street, first door above the
" Bank Of Smy rna,"
nEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
a. Stocks, Bills Of Exchange, Drafts, Checks
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&c, &c.
Ills Vessels ply regularly between this, ard
Phladelphla and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 2l, lS3s-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
er of widely circulated Ma.
pDZine.
LlHCs
BosTON. Jnlv 1919

Messrs. S. w. Fowe g. Co.. have taken three
bottles OF the O1ygcnAtcd BItlers, aud have derived
great benefit from their | have been much iron.
bled with Dyspepsia for several years. and found no.
Thing that afforded INC any relicfnnIil used the Bit
ters most cheeriully recommend them to all who
are afflicted with this Troublesome and slubborn COM
plant JAMES Robinson of the
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
The Oxygenated Esitters.

The Weekly Novelette, " of Sept. l8. SAYS:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases of our
country. This is owing both to climate and the almost
universal habit OF eating meals rapidly TO ad.
init OF proper digestion. Butin spite these adj
circumstances tins disease, when II has become
chronic, disappears rapidly hy the Of the Oxyee.
mated Blers, which have been found 10 prove an in.
lnlIibe remedy.
FROM the Publisher of widely circulated Ma.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
REMOVAL.

EATON'S STORE has been removed fro, roo
The centre Of the town To WEST SMYRNA. vl.,
he will be pleased 10 receive the calls Of nj, lr,eI
and the pubic. His store Is well supplied viii, nev
and complete stock of DRY GOODS GROCER
QuEENSWARE. &c. which Will be sold a, RelncaJ
Prices Q5-Ihe Highest Prices paid tour COT. NTE[
PRODUCE. Don't forget TO call at lie New Slore
West Commerce Street, Smyrna, Del MARI
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
10 I)ySpcDticS.

And all who sner the which this disease in
Hcis ~ one form or anoiher OF IT'S nanny phases cure
yourselves permanently and speedily iy Gsing
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
MOVEMENTS OF NAPOLEON LII

The European papers brought by the steamer
Asia. contain the following interesting &C.
count of the movements OF, Ma poleon:
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
From Gen. A. c. Dodge, our Minister to Spain.

From Gen. A. c. Dodge. our Minister to Spain.
WAsHINGTsN, d. C., May IS
DR.. Geo B. Green,-Dear SIr:-Fhe OxygpnatcS
BIters " lh which YOU kind as to furnish me
have had most saluIary effect in my case | was
troubled with Dyspepsia iOr four years during which
time tried many remedies but never met with anv
50 good as your BIlers am nowin the enjoyment OF
good health, and hope and believe that ali who use
the Oxygennted BItters, will find them as servceabe
as have found them With high respect, your obt
servant, A. e.. DODGE.
Prepared by SETH w. FOWI.E d. CO, Boston.
and for sale by J. 7. IIolIt cker and p. Mansfield
Smyrna G. w. Spicer. Lepsc; J. l.. IIeverin Llttle
Creek Landing flames Cowgirl d Sun and d. f. Burton.
Doveri Thomas Simpson, Camden; james Cook FREE
derca jacob Y Foulk and +. +. Ilulnmefsley. Mil
ford; j. H. w. r. VanGesel Clark's Corner and by
Dealers generally. TmavIO.lm
Smyrna times., 1859-06-02
MISCELLAN EOU IS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the Steamer NesO YOrk-No Battle
as Yet-NapoIeOn's headquarters at Aler-
Gndraa-Austrian LOan Of 73,000,000-
Cotton nLower-BreadStufS Firm.
, 1859-12-23
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

THURSDAY EVENING, Dee. =. 1si9.
FLOrR-NeeetIas, :.s4- Ls:s saies wt1e s. foIu*':
~ bfis nstlse CITY low tfzdr extra at Aa*0 deli IN
brs CO 1t u " dr % bs Fares do At al 70: 70 brs
"Gcneseo" fkr spsnk ext1a Vi $ssJ On t1aek; 10 hs
"Gnn.,e" aod SC b, Wes Lake Erert nj same, der-
crtd lao bsls Princeton ts5 track; 80 bss Al
saou" ~ bsls Globe aad sl brls sanl not given, ii
&t..s-au delivered.
wHEAT-R ee'pt8, :..Ss bu. sAcs wc'e follow;
800 No. spring ri w. Ia snsc; Goo 1u do At tssAc In
sto1c 80 bn do 1t se track: 80 bu do 1t sc rark
80 s NJ ssx: track; tu NJ. rprins at &c In
store: to bu do u sc track 1900 hn DR. At 9sc in
store; :-as0bu Do u s*e IN ttorc.
CORS-Eeoeipts .,eo5 bu. Sales were so bu I'D No.
nc 10 stose: laN bu Nu.l 1t &c In stoGE; 100
to DO It 4 In tcrc 100 b In ba;k and 800 tu In bags IT
45c on tsaek = % bu do II 4te OF track
OA1S-RecepsaS ess bu, Salcs wesr 200 lu No. nj
IS: nze 100 do nj Sc tsak; 40 bu and 10 haE.
II Sc deirrel.
RTG-Recelp. SOS bu.' Sales 14& hass at sAc on
COO ou do NJ &c tack 400 tu do at &c in stosr.
BARLhT.-Teecspts 1855 bu. Sales were: 20. baEs At
zoo bu do ec ttaek 400 b do ri @kc
on t1ack 1op bu DO At t.e bu do ri tsc t1ask.
GRASS SEED-Reec;pta GO tu. Sales were: - taes
fair Timothy Seed 10 bags rood do ii s.l0 Is baea
cb'aee Clover seedat As.1. u bu good do atss3o
LARD Mazket QUILT. SI!es thls prime II SAC
fuCLTHy.-D:c.sed Ch.ckena dull q. <05e 4 y
Dres.td Tukeys active nj sasHe; Dsetsed Geesc In
good demand II -8sc ~.
roTATuEs-Qu,et and unchanged. Common to good
<oA4a.
EGGs-xa.ke. st:Aas for fresh Ut l.c Coz, Lined dull
asls41sAc- -
IIDEs-Recsipe. Il ~. 1t.. Market Ac.Iye 1t k12:1
for Green Country; 64skc for Green saed for Cali
Skins: lo21le fa.p9 sated; ls1zalse for DIT Flint
If-ITE sToCk-Hoes-The soek vas inferior aud the
naEkes NOT - active CA1Th1-cho!ee In good demand
hut coumoa rather duh. sutxrGood t.s shespi In tal.