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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14


FATHER DoNELAN's LEcrURE.-As
announced, this most able lecturer enter
tained a large audience at Metropolitan
Hall on Wednesday evening. The subject
given out was "Travels in Egypt and the
Holy Land" but as the lecture at his first
appearance before the people, took them
along only as far as Paris. it was eminently
proper that he should commence where he
left off and proceed, as fast as possible, to
the banks Of the Nile, and the city Of Jeru-
salem. Taking his audience, then, at Paris
he proceeded as fast as practicable, but on.
ly reached Rome, just in time to land in all
safety at the Minerva, when it was time to
close
As general thing we prefer to look at
things through our own eyes in preference
to using the eyes of others. So with most
people. In this instance, however, after
We had listened to the descriptions given
by this Reverend traveller, and through his
eyes scrutinized every object Of interest, and
had the various points of attraction held up
50 plainly before our eyes, We almost imag-
ined that we had been to Paris, that VIC had
seen Napoleon the ILL.,, and the many other
other sights which can be seen only in
Paris. 1t is not our intention to follow Mr..
ID. through his lecture, and give all the
interesting f ftatures-nor could we do so if
we would. Suffice it tc say that the au-
dience present, never spent a couple Of
hours in more interesting manner.
He does not refer to great things, great
sights and grea: men alone, in his lectures,
but speaks of the minute. Of the great and
small; Of the high and low the sublime
and the ridiculous. and in such a peculiarly
interesting ayle, that every one is satisfied
whether he will or not. The passage from
Paris until lie landed US IN Rome, was a
very interesting trip-one that we never
travelled bebre, and one which. if we had in
reality passed over, We should not have
known 30 much Of as we did after the
imaginary trip with Father Donelan.
We saidh left his audience at Rome
We trust that the managers of the Young
Mems Association will see that it is taken
from thence as soon as the state of the
weather will permit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

Those wishing TO sign their names 70 the Conktitu
ton AID By Laws Of the Scott County Democratic
Clun, will find the same with John T. King. Esq
OVrioE-Le Claire RJv, f,rmeriy Cffce II Drs.
Fountain and Adler.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
Law parlnnershlD.

JNo. p COOK, Jas. }. LHpLEr. Nm. =. cLAnG.
COOK, LIN DLEH 4 CLARK.
Mr. Diilcn having retired from our lav nvu, .
assume the responsible duties o. the Dsnrh -
have this day with 10 law 1n1GoA1o
VIM. :. Ossik. E-q. 1HO. sOn9,
JanS.dlm JAS j. L1pDtoY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

H Mud seems TO be on the in
crease The streets are becoming unpleas-
ant for business. Well, we can console our
selves with the thought that it is nothing to
what it used TO be-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

EH- The Gazette comes out with a
chess column. 1t will undoubtedly be in
terestng to the lovers Of the game
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
Home w anted.

TTVHH father Of an infant girl, whose mother died
i sore weeks since, Is desirous Of finding fami-
" that Won be willing 70 adopt such . child. The
lather po1r and unable IN give his eh ID proper at
tehtion. Ohld three months old. Enquire at the
houne ~ Nhe n ath0,ic Rurvinq 0vounf J-oG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
II Office.

Notice.
sI'HE copavtnership he retofore existing betwee
L Allen 4 Clark 10 tbs day diss lived By mutua.
consent All unfini ish, business will be attended e
BY Nr Allen.
Davenpovt, Nov 1s 1873 novl7
Davenport Hay Press
ON FRosr ST., NEAR BRIDGE AvssUs.
HAY BOUGHT, SOLD and PRESSED.
VVuR subscriber has established . HAY PRESS
IN this city, where he vii at OIL times have on
hand Hay pressed In large and small bales. which he
will sell on
RoA0onA1o1o TeTna0s
ALSO. yOR SALE
ExcelstOv Hand kDresses,
Which every farmer In Scott county should possess
once As above. and also south-eass corner Drsdy
oeI1-iSv o. Ansusrrs RAvILANn
For Sale.
A BBAUTIBUI.. well finished, Bri,k Dwelling,
IA Rooms, OcllaY, Kitchen and stabls. A poY.
ion OF the purchase morsy down, balance on long
time; or part In untmprovef land In Scott county
would te taken at . fair price.
ALSO:
Several Frame Buiidngs, we'll finished and we'll
situated, TO sell on good terms or excaanse for neR.
chandise.
Several tracts Of nne land in various ports Of the
County, TO cell reasonable terms, and long time.
d.c2s EADs' aXILAwAY ! SANDERS.
New York Conmisslen Storo.
JUST RECEIVED.
rNHD subscriber 10 Just receiving large additions
| i to HI stocs Of asfdwaTe.
Orders q wholesale and Rescf promptly R silsa.
nnvs6 h1s Nictolis' nocs. a~rs.nd street
Blanks! Blamks!!
| Warrantee Deeds,
Deeds OF Trust.
Quit Claim Deeds,
| Trustee Deeds,
| Aortgago Deeds,
| Chattel Nortga8es,
| Attachment Bonds,
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notices,
justices Blanks,
1herim Blanks,
Confessions Of Judgmsns.
Oonssablss' Blanks,
Replevm Bonds,
Ard eGAses TO nunsSeas y mention, q shs
OTAT8 DE aOOR AT ORRIOB,
pr.aes !. tAe nass seyse s...s>,.
RR EE kUNCA
SERVED EVERY RvRNluo,
| DobO1t BEeh AIos
Droo 3 . - Oielook
] - 11Auseo AGDA DuopA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
al.N0 Reward.

r OSr, on Nordsy evening, Fur Glove, % rf'h
II street bptse>n Brady and Ripley s1eete, OF
q -sr n =. Church on Brady. The hudsS viii re.
ceive the above reward leaving the sane et toie
om.s Ja12
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

HAVING sold ny Drugs, and removed nv
Dry Goods and Hardware
to nv storeroom,

FOURTH sTRRRf. NEAR ROCK IsLAMD.
viii sell thsm ont 1O) per below coss tseas
them for land or sell them on long tine.
J. y. 0LoR1D0D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

$500 YxAB.-Wanttd an ACTIVE, HONEST
man in every county in the States, to t,avel and
canvas, 70. the NEW YORK OMNIBUS "a beautiful
~ ILLUSTRATED monthly journal. To snitabe, active
men, salary of $500 per year and small Commits
sion will be pad Address
c. P. BMTToN, Publisher, 80 Beekman St., n Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

NEW TIMES and NEW PRICES I
IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
NO. 80 BRADY ST. NORTH OF POsr. r.OpVlDn.
vINHF present stock 81 HOOKS, PAPUR a.d STA
i TIONkRY, viii b. losei out a, grcstly YefucoA
prices, to suit the hard times
variety OF articles on hand snitable for
CHRIST n A. PREsGNTs.
All are respectfully Invited to t~st the above assry-
tion by calling and pricing before buying eise~ here
Dec26 CHARLES ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

OWL RNGINEER, ARCHITECr AND sUPER-
X iNTRNDEHT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
AMI Ornamental Drawing,
Once at Davenport JVmmc rcial COLLEGE. Rooms
--CorHer 81 aud FeTry. ly2tdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

y,ntclEg.!cK SCRAAG.

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AMI
~ Notary PaAlic once, No -, Davsnpor.'s
Block, NJ ain street. ang29
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
~. WHEEL Es,

EREFRAI. COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
" Merchant, tWholcsalr) Agent OF the Syracuse
6ait Ma2ufact9ly tor Davenport and nelghlur!ng
towns
warstou opposite H. x Depot, Day aport Iowa
RurlQ't,>
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
PRINTERS BANQUET,
IN HONOR or
FIR LIN,S BIRTH ID A u ,
To GIVEN
AT THE BURTIS HOUSE.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY II, so.

To Ge had q the Burtis Hon,e, Geo w Els Bool
Store, and # the Committee OF Arransements.
COMMITTEE CT ARRRANGxMKs
FRED KOnes. b.. BrRDrTf, J. X. WOcDLnCE
A. L. HcSNAN. W. II. FLINT, GEO. NJ CRANE
HONORARY c ConfMIrTKR.
Antoine Ie Clai!e, Hon r. Cook, Iohn L. Coffr
u Barrier Austin Co,b.n, r. SINE nam,
Hon Jno.P C'ck, VIM Hall. X. Fl. Parks,
Capt c. n SchuJle-, A ii. Sanders, John Johns,
ID. N Richardson, J J. Rurtis, Capt Hays.
Hon. Jas Thoric gten, q. N. Van Hosen, j. s. Drake
Jan1l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
Dissolution.

TIME LAW YIAM or COOK DILLON q LIaD-
L IL, is III, day dissolved by mutual consult
We desire tn opse the business of the late a,m q
spet dily possible aId request early sealenee
win aii parties
se,eme II may b made with eth-r Of the ssdsr-
signed. JNO. r. COOK.
JNO, y. DILLOA
JanS-d1m JAS. J. lIEDLRY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
TvHE following sentismen hsv~ bern srxssed, go
vii lectate b fore the Association dursae -
present month. The subjects sud time vill . auiy
announced thr. ugh the papers:
kev. J. p Dcnelsn, Hon. y. Ccoh,
~n Hail. Esq., Hon. J. 2. prin.
Capt Joseph days, Rcn. ". n Hiidvesh,
Rev. Geo AAgoun Hon ID. y True
Rev u. I. Collrr, G. Stuart wls Dpq.
Htiam Price, ksa., -. u. Pashe,. nsq.
TtcAets for the seA.nn, admitting sentleman snA
lay. = 90. single ticket, rs cents
HALLEr K1L6OCRN.
DectN Ch.irmsn Lecture Comnastse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

sENHE copavtnership heretofore existing betwee
L Allen 4 Clark IL this day dss ,lvsd By mutua
consent All unfinished business will be at ended u
BY Nr Allen.
Davenport, Nov 16 1873 novl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

Uyan A,nual Meeting % ~ usWteye Iasuo0oo
i Oo9peny vtlI - hsi1 . n o1c0oo 4eooAv
= JAuvHny. fro0 2 te6 oAeloee - - - ODo0o1
go IUasie Lp. OoA11A ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

DHYHICtAN AND SURGEON. N.-0FFICE-POST
i OFFICE BLOCK IIous"-North side OF Fttl
street, bet ween Brady ana Perry. Jsn8ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
". q. COLE. NJ. %.

nHYSICIAN SURGEON AND OCUfIST. REaI-
l. dence H. Claire House, Office Franklin Block,
room No. up-st airs
-tt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14

MANUFACTURERS OF PURE AND UNADUL
1Ni tcrAtei VISs0.u. DvGers 10 be LETT at their
store. slrn second aAd q ,iacs street
n1f- Empty barrels bought Ia xcnange for Vine
gT. angst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-14
s,E.O. E'. WsIIEe;0,as.,

A TTnRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Notary Public ani Commissioner Of Deeds for
New iIsnp@' r., Vermont, Nsw York, Pehis vauis
and 0alo.
OMce-North-W est corner OF Main and Secoad
streets. Davenport. Iowa. .pg Is III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05
Deutibe Sauf,

ct. paul, . Minneiota.
@elb, Briefe, uter Ma&ri9ten lieeen Dor fir
CIR. 120, Sobanu Gdart. ,
1872, Sobann @artin @uQer.
y 1873, Spbann Solepb palme.
y 1874, St. Mue. Qubw. &ctser.
2b1.1O s. u. g. @iIliu8 &.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05
@peben erbulten:

~>1" @peben erbalten 81.
50 Bpren @tarfe;
$50 aiI1n @eife; 49,. .:@5sr
200 :. " @tar &anbles;
"a zoe: Gdber @bistYs; ~
400 balte e. g..
so &ilen @laret @ein;
SC, 1000 rerl9iebene @orten &isarren;
OBcren rtrIdiebener @ortenR autabate: yin
ausselu@tes Enforcement trtra finer Wa19lei1e.
@ammtli9r @aaren babe i'd auf Gommil(ion
%erbalten> unb bin beauftraet ~eieielten ltbr biQis
fit Gaib 3u nerfaufen.. grluds eabsr a1e Wte=
eerverf6ufer ben Stpd in ~ussnl6sin 81 nebn'en'
Ysloueers aufmsrtiom made id bic aauFeute
auf rem Qaabe; lie fTnnen bieie Nrtifel ~nirgenb6
10 biais uno nirsenowp better fnoen.
IL. s.. " gcbn 81. &i@ter,
57b69p Sort @trabe> ct. paul. Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05
StabtAn 5ei0en>.
@trQbenzGrDffnuno

% ptre anu,it auen in. Der @ade Betbeiiattn
bic Mn;ei9e sena9t, baB sun @runneisentbumtrn
1T Der britten @arb cine Bittl1rift tanr9 Sen
Staet-0ltrt retprsirt puree, CUR GrSFnung Der
Commit Mnenue, Hpn Der &iee= his CUR @ata-:
|bap- @trabt..i .'->'- -"s'rT iii = T3Il~E
Eer Staotratb tpirb bsmiufolse, - DienRas,
melt - finf &on,mi6dre erntnntu, uni riebaraus
entlprinsenben Na9tbeile unb 8ortbeiIe. im@inne
Der prrsiFpn' tes %%9tatt9arters,' in G%r,piaula,g, III
3teten. fI@tEGt EiH?&r 45t% 80 -. er&|l# 80
~ Nuf 0rber bes Gemeinberatbes:
So. 0ebse Statt- Glerf..* u
ct. paul, s.. Stt!d959. MT ..ztc 64b67 a.?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05
ct. @aul M8entt1r
- a.&-~- -! nor F. II
Continental M0ecuran3<@e<
1eQ16aft, a.

liz. Nr. 18, WaQzS traBe, Nepzyorf.
8aar= capital 100000.
Die Mufmerflamfeit tes Yntlifams tuirb gu
Golsenbem bineeleitet: ~
Durt bic Ndeeuran3 biz ler @eltQIdaft trbdlt
man Bit, 0ortbeile elmer vpe9leI1eiti9en M0teu.
rana" nit benz 3uidbli9en NuBeu elmer bur1 GRO
Bes urb 5unerlalVg Capital 9~ebptenen @t9erbeit
- Elm 9prtbeil, mel9er bur9 %8empbnlide vwe9lel-
ieiti9e 6euer<g erii9erunes< 81 lealdaften"' snt4t
1tattfnbet. Die an beclartrte R,1nbeu tpn1menttn
Dioibenoen finb fpleenbe:
Critic jdbrli9e Abtbeilun3 AT ppliee Snbaber>
beelarirt AM 8. Suli 1857 334 Yrpeent.
3peite b.. 10. am s. SSuti 1853 so
Gritte bp. b. am IL Suit 1859 SO
Netp<9l0ets Der @eleQl&aft:
SIM Snli1856 $570,363 43.
SIM Snli 1857 649,719 81.
SIM sui 1853 On crosse 905,, 681 81.
y liabilitaten 1854 81.
Die a1eeurirte Yartei 1T bur9aus teiner Qiatili-
tat Wertinoli9teit) unterpcrfen lnb erbalt cp9
etels Vcrtbeils et,er srSbern unb tiQigfren Cider
beit. -
Securitdts . Teuer @erT@erunes=
Gpmpa8nie.
Biaisie unb li@erfe Art gu aieeuriren.
8etbeiti9te CDealers) erbalter1 rs proeent
be6 Nettos 0ewinne6.
Office: 81 Yine>@ trabe> @ew>yort.
8aorzGapital > : = : 100000.
Jp(epb @aIfer, prGfbent.
1bos.@. Birb1all, @iee-Yrdi.
e. 8. 5aybpf> @eeretair.
@irarb Teuer~ unb marine s af7e.
cnran5=G ompaente.
philadelphia.
Sffce: AIS @alnutzS traBe. T."
(Sm @ebdupe btr SbuylfiQ< Mapisations@ Co.,
8aar z@apttal : = 100000.
MD@ 9lus. Geuer= @ilicos werben
angeup mmen.
Sic &uofer- Staet Mnecuran3 Sc.
ieuimaft.
49,. Ybilaospbia, ga.
Granflin Building, 4O8 Walnut~ StraBe.
CAPITAL unb @urflus 1921, 1851 ~.
@edartertes CAPITAL $50O,O00.
Gerlhert se9en Gerluit pber 8elhaoieune bur9
Geuer uno bic @efabren 5ur Gee, bel 5nlauoi&tT-
fabrt unp Grauspprtatipu.
ne Deutlde in W(tnnel cta> bic In
elmer Der pbi9en @eleQlboften perlidern
wpuen, baben lt9 gu weupen an ben
6"auptagenten
6. y. @elb,
Sadlon1rabe.
@idere Nustunft crtbeilen:
Gpl. Sobn g. Yrince, .. 5eTermar>
@m. st. Mar1baQ, Nlrab @mitb>
s. 8. Sdurneler, Will IN 6. Mprri1pn.
S. 9. @lidter, 1irn1a S. y. Slihter u. g..
.. Beaupre, Jirl1a Gemple II. 8eaupre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

Saint Peter, Minnesota.
E. s. Edgerton, d. II. Montfort,
President. Cashier.

"a i'd cbiee Bant tauRi6 ait mid eebra&t
babe unb bic 9ftien ~ber1slben in nteinert Nauten
in Der Mubitcr' g. Office etnsetraeen 0ne, - BE-
tradte i1 mid perlSnli9 verant~crtltd fur bic
Circulation bieler Baut, semab ben Nnorrnun-
gen oes Minnel pta . anf- @elebcs.
ca. Go0erton.
ct. Yaul, ben 3. Sftoter 1859. 67t8O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

@eut(@e &ei9b6&lipt9ef
San &antm,
@aint Yaul, Minnei uta, neten ter YuR>Dffee,
tagli9 pffen spn ADJ ubr @ormit>
tags bis abt ubr Mbenbs. ,.
8eoin9un9en:
Muf einen Mpnat so Gents, fur 3tei BGnbe per
@ude, auf einen Sag 3 geats, fiji eiuen Baue.
@er Elm Sud- Y~erliert, bel9doi8t poer
bet &upfer beraubt bat ben 2acenprei8
,bafir ;u ;ablen*
&tn1ab: Gin Dpllar.
8neb= II. @nGfalien=&antlun
49,. neben Der Yo0,
80 aint Yaul, Mtnue1cta,
entbGlt Elm reides Eager eneltlder, franaSll1er
unb be1tlder Bidder; Experimentation, Iape>
ten> muitalii9e 5ntrumente>
Stalienii9e, 6ran;1fiae uno Deutl6e
9atten &c. &C.,
Wianps, spn Stotart unt Mprris ppn Nttp. gprt,
fprtwdbrenb AT 9anb. H..
NQe Mrten Don muftfaltl 9en SnItrumenten
tperben Eais, 1@nel unb gut reparirt.
Bidder, Mulifalien &C., ni6t an 9anc, tDnnen
1T ~tUrse0er :3eit tepreert mereen.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
Written for the Smyrna Times.

DENTON, April 10, 1859.
Mr.. EDIToR What emotions of Joy are
created not only within the bosoms of the civil
lized and enlightened portions of Adams pos
terity, but even within the rude beings of hea-
then lands, while msditating upon period of
time in future which will seat them in their
youth cherished homes-in the place where
they were taught the familiar dialect OF their
parental guides. Home is the centre of
attraction to the man whose vocation is
riding the toisterous pillows of old ocean-tO
the daring warrior who faces the laundering
cannon, who wades through the blood of his
fellow-b beings to smlte the enemy-to the busy
agrcuturst, the persevering mechanlc-to the
industrious merchantmen and every being of
nationality II is the sweetest word contained
in the English language, because it not only
applies TO earthly home but an heavenly.
| For few days OF the past week, have been
exceedingly delighted with visit to the place
of my nativity, the little village of Magnolia,
Delaware. THIS village is situated equ-dIStant
| from Camden and FTederica about five miles.
| five miles from the Della ware Railroad, and
| about one mile from a very good navIgable
stream, the Dover river. IL has one store, K, pt
by clever fellow, Mr.. d.; "a cartwright aud
blacksmith shop-a business carried on with
much perseverance at this place, having "go-
forward man as the main.lev Of action, MIR.
Nc a post Office, kept by lone of our mean
fellows, but a man whose everyday department
is Characteristic OF gentleman, Mar. F.; two
exceedingly 6ourishing schools male and fe
male, taught by the very best and most compe
tent teachers that can be found often, Mr.. X
and Miss "; also, Aourishing society OF the l.
o. OF o. F., which was founded, think, il
ls47. and which is now in good condition.
3 The village is composed of neat and commodi
ous dwellings, with some exceptions Th'
a land for miles around is 10 healthfu condition
Welding plenilfsl crops for the labors of th
yntiring husbandman. Guano has been copi
3 ously spread upon the soil, and now the effect
d are seen. But something beside all this. can b
l. said of this village: There is no rum to b
found. This demon of hellish origin, or rathe
!. the seller, has disappeared, leaving quIetne,
" where reigned tulnnlt When whi I've Peop
of Delaware respect the good of man and th
lave Of God ia such manner as TO legIsa
!. upon this subject for It's good Not until son
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
Miscellaneous Enigma.

am composed of 50 letters.
My ~. 5, Is. H. 20, 3D. sc, 25 IL, %, wsss
distinguished man;
ol, 49, -, 81, Al, is Latin noun of the I'D
GecleusIOn
3s, 81, 81. Al, 40. So. 81, SO, 81, is n adverb
OF tIm";
u. "a, 50 "a. is a girls name;
6U, Z. |, 30, II. 50, 10. Is an adjective:
2, lO. 46 9, T. is h. tame of a boy;
4, 69, u, a. 81, IS, is a travelling entertain
ment;
81, 75, 65, 80, 64. 10. is Book of the Old Tes.
ment;
}, 6, 10, 81 %, SO, 40. SO. 6s, is Book in the
New Testament;
I, 36. l5 AZ. 6U, 50, II, II, is the name of a
boy;
l3, IS, -, 80, a. 43. is a Latin verb;
IA, 43, 42, 26, article of clorhrng1
4, IS, 30, 30, 81, So. 53, 70 81, is an adverb;
Il, Sc 50, 81, 81, o5, Is The name Of a man in
So, 81, as. 70, 68, a5. is wha, every person
should be;
70, 2I, u, 5, ss, "a, sc. 81, IS is a county in
Wisconsin,
27, l5, 20. is Latin noun Of ;he Sd declension:
II, Sc, 73, is what many persons do to live;
63. 76, 8, &c. 10, -, is IN adverb.
| My whole Is noted pture-where, when,
and by whom. A. S.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
Caution to Church Sleepers.

The following comes from the Northwestern
Christian Advocate:
At -, one Saturday evening, fatigued
with his long journey, WAGNER with his son
John, drove his teams into good range deter
mined to pass the Sabbath enjoying season OF
worship with the villagers at the village church.
When the time for worship arrived, John was
set to watch the team, while the wagner went
in with the crowd The preacher had hardly
announced his subject, before the old man was
sound asleep; he sat against the partition in
the centre of the body slips; just against him,
separated by very low partition, sat very
heshy lady, who seemed all absorbed by the
sermon; she struggled hard with her feelings
until, unable to control them longer, she burst
out with IA wild scream, and shouted at the top
of her voice. rousing the old man, who but hall
awake, thrust his arms around her waist and
cried, very soothingy, 'WO, Nance! Wo
Nance! Wo! Here, JOHN calling his SON
cut the belly band, and loosen the breechlng
quick, or hell tear everything all to pieces !!
Twas all the work of moment, the sister for
rot to snout, the preacher lost the thread of hi'
discourse, and the meeting came prematurely
TO an end, while deeply mortified, the poor ole
man skulkcd away, determined not to 60 TO I
meeting again until he could manage to keel
awake. "a
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
How Paris Strikes a Stranger.
A BostOnan, gone abroad, thus writes to the
Boston Courier, very recently:

A BostOnian, gone abroad, thus writes to the
Boston Courier, very recently:
"Everything in Paris is specialize, every
person, from boot black to poet is an artistic
but the indigenous features of modern Babel
are clocks, jcwelry shops, cafes. theatres aud
the mGr9ue. Here, indeed, Paris stands unri-
vailed and alone. Clocks! Why, really be-
leve that were all the clocks in operation mar
shalled together, the combined ticking would
be heard across the Channel, and keep the Lon
don Times wound up to the same opinions for
two successive days. ClocLs by day, illumina-
ted clocks by night; clocks without, clocks
within. In this hotel alone there are five hum
dred Now why Is this Surely not because
time is so precious 20 parIsians that each mo-
ment as it flies must be improved Perhaps it
is 10 denote how much time there is to be k'll-
ed, and the quGrtette of plesantrles mentioned
above offer the means 10 kill it. Jewelry shops I!
they are as numerous as the clocks Diamonds
glsten in every other wlnCOw throughout the
Boulevards and the Palais Royal A huge
dred gng. box of Jewels has sprinkled Its con-
tents all over the city. The real aud the sham
are equally divided, but so perfect in the imita-
tiOn that the practlced eye is often deceived
Is this parody on the people? Are they 'hat
aud half the better half having so little advan-
tage over the worse, that the effect upon So
cIety is the same! Ladies of the hdut ton are
known to wear paste. There IS great lack
of personal beauty among the French women !;
therefore do they resort To diamonds for the
purpose Of supplying the defects of nature
This is mistake. Uglines> unadorned is adOrn
ed The most. Jewelry costs money-money
costs time. therefore jeweIry costs time, or, in
other words, kills it CgfeS Every other
building is restaurant. Here the Frenchman
appears at twelve NJ orders his roll and cot
Zee, swallows lie MOniteur. and lie Ciecle
(gratis) at the same time, and at one o'clock he
vanishes. Between one and six p NJ, he Is
supposed to be doing something. AT SIX our
friend reappears, occupies the same seat, orders
his dinners. drinks a bottle of claret. reads
Figaro, L'Entr' 'acte and La PGtrie He exits
at half past seven. Families (among the lower
classes) pass their evenings at cafes, smoking,
playing dominoes, etc, thereby escaping the
expense Of fire and lights-chez eur the word
home is not applicable. No wonder that Paris
furnishes the greater portion of modern dram
attic literature! The scenes of dramas and
farces are laid in cafes daily. 1t only needs a
facile pen to work them into acting shape
To study human nature under the hOmely garb
of blouse, it is we'll to dine at = one-tranc
restaurant. There you enjoy the privilege ol
wearing your hat, while garlic, tobacco smoke
and cats perform trio upon your feelings
Cafes kill tlme."