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Smyrna times., 1859-03-10
WHOLE NO., AIS.

FATRoNIZE HOME INDusrRy.-We .o-oo
with a cotempsIary, that if there is anv truth
in 'ne assertion that we ought, as a nation, to
give the preference to domestic manufacture
Tue TACT 10 equally true with regard to com.
'"u"i'y-ooth are sustained by the same argu.
'heu'S' II merchant would have around him
0uoStdhtlaI customers, let him. by every means
l" MS power support and foster the mechanics
ol MS vicinity. and, as they become more and
more wealthy, their custom will increase es.
pecalIy In those articles on which he makes
tue greatest profit. The habit of imnort;no
large quantities of cheap and half made articles
" compete with our own mechanics, is short.
sighted and wrong, both as regards the me-
chanIc and the consumer; and if the merchant
would look further into the operation of thinos
nc "ouid md that he crossed his own interest
in doing 80.
Let the merchant bring the case to his own
door' and he, perhaps, may better understand
It, suppose that every individual who possesses
Ihe means, and who uses in his family fonr mr.
i've hundred dollars worth of goods pc: annum.
should, instead OF buying them of him AZ retail
20 10 some wholesale establishment and nn,,
'haSe his years snpoIy-would he not in bit
erness' Condemn such an lliberal course. and
would be not say TO him, with truth. that be
vas warning against his own interest by destroy.
"g tae business of his vicinity, and giving it to
no'her, and that his ittleness would react
pon him double fold by the decrease of his
foPerty and business So, in the case above
nentIoned. could the mechanic cav the same
IN" merchant. We say, them let all classes
uPPoTt Sach other, and by the mutual exchange
eeP that wealth at home, which expended
iSs"here' necessarily tends to destroy the bust.
esS OF your nelshbor, and which, in turn, de.
.roys your own.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

SERIOUS FUN.-The New Windsor (Ald ,
Heratd says that some days since the miller al
Hanson NIcOdemus' mill, near that place, took
an etlgy IN the form of man, and put it at the
kitchen door of Mr.. Nlcodemus' residence =
one of the females u"suspecringly opened the
door, when the paddy " fell against her. She
tainted, and has had successive spells of spasms
ever since.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

COMMODORE SrEwART.-The JOINT resolution
comforting upon Commodore Charles Stewart
the breVet rank of senior flag officer, ha $ assed
both houses of Congress. The rank is sort of
equIvalen to that of admiral, and it will terml.
nate at the death of Commodore Stewart Il,
corresponds to General Scott's brcvet rank of
Lieutenant General.
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OF Hon. Richard Cobden, the celebrated
English statesman, who came passenger IN the
Canada, has come to this country on business of
strictly private nature, and will, If possible,
decline any public ovations that might be ten
dered him.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10
THE GREAT HIsroRICAL ROMANCE.

"Some books are lies frae end to end,
An some great lies were never penu'd,"
Said Burns fu' brawlie.
Was " Engand's History" here fore-kenn'd
May not great lies" be William Ptnn'd
Speak, Lord Macuuay!
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

OF San Francisco has, every Sunday night
English, French and German theatres in ful
blast.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

OF John Dale, ESQ.,, has resigned his posi.
ton as Chief Engineer on the Junction aud
Breakwater Railroad.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

" a story Is told of doctor in the good)y
town OF B--, not hundred miles from
Vermont. The doctor constantly missed wood
'fo" MS pile' and kept watch. AS was expec.
'ed' 1t proved to be the work of neIg hbor, who
soon appeared, and carefully culrng ou,all dry
wood started off with an armful. The doctor
nastlIy gathering up an armfuI of green wood,
and followed. tuggng as fast as he could, and
just as 'ne man threw down his armful, the doc
'or did The same, exclaiming, There! YOU
must burn green wood part of the time. I
have to-! and departed, leaving the thief to
his own reflections.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

In JEOPARDY.-A merchant, not remarkably
conversant with geography, picked up a news
pa per and sal down to read. lie had not proceed
I'd far before he came to passage stating thai
one of his vessels was in jeopardy. "Jeopar-
dy! Jeopardy Jeopardy !" said the astonshed
merchant, who had previously heard that she
was lost, :" let me see, that is somewhere in the
Mediterranean well am glad she has got into
port. as thought il was all over with her."
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

or When person becomes Formidable to
HE competitors, or subordinate, they generally
seek to deceive or destroy him.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

P1 By fire at Memphis, Tennessee. the
night of Tuesday, sir newspaper Offices were
burned out, viz: Eagle and INQUIRER. Ava.
Ianche' Ledger, Christian Advocate, Presbvte.
ran, and Sentinel. The loss amounted to
$l50,OOO
be KIND TO YOUR MorHER.-" What worId
give" SAID the talented Charles Lamb. " ,o
call my mother back to earth for one dav. TO
ask her pardon upon my knees for a II those sets
by which gave her gentle spirit pain."
" The American GuanO Company have re-.
celVed, in all, about 900 tons guano from
their islands (Biker and Jarvis) in the Pacific
ocean. which IS selling IN this and the Phadel.
phIa msrkets from $32 to $40 the ton
CIF On the llth ult. the Texas farmers were
planting corn; peach trees were in blossom.
and the wheat was looking we'll. There is a
large emigration into Texas this spring.
C~r br"ken.down merchant, to console
himself got drunk, and while pouring forth his
warhe't deSHe TO make all men happy. he
wound up thus: ".A"d If owe any man any,
thug, freely forgive hun the deb. !"
W 1t is SAID that bleeding partly blind
horse at the nose will restore him to sioht-so
much for the horse. To open mans eve,
you nust bleed hun at the pocket
G1~ Cuba is said to be poor place for con.
sumptve people. The climate is toe debili,,.
tng aud the comforts too few for invaIids of
thai class.
" \ head properly constituted, can accom-
In"inle nsell'lo whatever pillows the vcissi-
tudes of fortune may place under it.
GI- wise man living in a country in a state
Of revoIutien should initiate the traveller who.
in passing through forest infested with rob.
bers, makes as little noise as possible.
6~~ The Emperor Napoleon ofen remarked,
that true wealth does not consist in the posses.
sion of gold and silver, but in the judicIous use
made of lhem.
0Sr BY a recent act of the Illinois Legisla-
lure, the professional jurors occupation is gone.
as by the law no person is allowed to serve
more more than once year upon a Jury.
HUoE Pay Roll IF the French army, as
is SAID, is composed of $1,000 fighting men, of
which over 100000 are available for foreign
war. what must be the extent of its pay list!
6Sr The Ohio Legislature have repealed the
ten per cent interest law, restoring the rate
again to six per cent.
WHERE GRIMES BEGIN-Over six thousand
places exist in New York where intoxicating
liquors are sold, contrary to law, without Ii.
cense.
Edward Everett has paid TO the treasurer of
the Mount Vernon fund.- up to the present day.
S60,S93 81.
or Punch says I" fuss" is the idle man,s
business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

THE LOST CH1LD-A paper published in Allen
county, Ohio has the following in regard to the loss
Of Mr.. Kings little daughter, who was only six years
OF age, and who persisted Of starvation in the forest
She went on Wednesday fortnight last to visit q
peiRhbors, and while there went ont with bis chill
dren to carry some water to where their father
working. Some difficulty occurred between the chill
drep and the little girl caused to go back, and
turned to 20 to the neighbors housefn Of vexation
at its treatment. Thinking doubtless, more about the
childish wrong it had received than where it was 60
ing it wandered on moody, and though in sight of
the house where its mother was took the wrong path
and soon became lost in the dense wood. Two hours
after the children it went out with returned but it
was not with them it was lost Day and night it was
hunted for nine days, and on Friday last it was found
within two miles from where it had first strayed,
naked and dead lying its belly over two logs as
If it had fallen and was too weak to rise.
The people Of Putnam county, from all parts OF
the county, turned out day after day to search for it
and traversed the whole woods for eight nine miles
around during the whole nine days, by four or five
hundred per day. but without avail 1t appears that
where ii was had been overlooked, and the search
extended too far in the supposition that it had gone
farther. It's little boBnet was hung on limb, and
also its frock and clothes; perhaps the little one
thought of going to bed Or more probably, hung up
its clothes to dry after the heavy storm Of Thursday
night before it was found It had built play houses
had sucked off the fallen timber for yards the moss
for sustenance. It had waited for its mothers and
fathers coming to take 1t home for many days, AMI
had played in the hope Of their coming but they
| could not find it, though so near to them. Whel
found it had evidently died within few hours tn
body had undergone no decay. The poor mother, "
learn, has nearly lost her reason-and no wonder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

COPPER MINES IN CARROLL County, VIRGINIA
The editor Of the Wytheville (va.) Telegraph has
recently made visit to Carroll county, Va, and he
says:
In the valuable copper mining interest Of Carroll,
we were pleased to observe an increasing activity.
The works of Baltimore company. intended as q
vastly more efficient and cheaper substitute for smet
ing apparatus now in course Of erection near the
road at the Cranberry mines, must impress every
Of the large profits which have heretofore been yanly
expected from the copper developments of the South
west. 1t is expected by this new process, we have
II this be so it is not easy to estimate the value Of the
prospect since the quantity Of ore Of that quality IN
Carroll is immense-almost equal in fact, to that OF
the Coperfereus region. Nor will 1t be long before
we shall know to what extent this prospect is to be
realized In three months the test will have been
made at the works now in course OF erection and II
successful will insure the establishment within lest
than year, Of similar machinery at perhaps ever,
mine in the county.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

ter from the American Consul at Carthagena to the
Flag Officer at Aspinwall:
NEW GRANADA, Aug. I, 1879.
Consulate Of The United States, Carihagena;
had the honor on the 26th ult., in hurried COM
muncation, to give you notice Of revolution which
took place in the capital of the State Of Bolivia.
Although at the time did not apprehend any serious
consequences it is now certain that the revolution is
only partial and that the large towns of Mompex or
fear. consequently, that conflict cannot be well
avoided inasmuch as one by one, exciv officers have
gone to Mompex to join Gov. Calvo, with the IN
tention Of raising sufficient force to subdue the city
If both parties trust to arms no one can tel waels IL
pundering towns, by men Of de facto power. Pro'
ysopal Governor Nieto thought it was necessary 70
deny the rumor. Every day monies jewels and o.ner
sulates for safe keeping by natives and foreigners
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

THE PROVINCIAL FIsHERIEs-The Halifax Chroni-
Gle Of the 25th says: We are glad 70 learn that
mackerel have made their appearance in considera-
BILE quantities the shores Of Yarmouth county bat
so far they have been very scarce here and 70 tho
eastward. The Hersald says for some tme paak
our coast has been swarming with mackerel, and
large quantities have been caught at various place
Mary's Bay. The New Foundland Weekly ExpFes
Of the 6th says the accounts Of the fishery are con-
hictinp., s5saiss, 4ass 5li gi,l.l g sse ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
DALLEx's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT.


THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT.
How much pain sunering-nsy, life Itsef-may be
saved by having supply of 'Dalley's Magical Pain Kx
on hand In case Of accidents cuts wounds
burns sead spraius and which children
are constantly subecthe action Of the Pain Extractor
Families should never be without It, Full directions
accompany each box. The genuine Is always signed HENRY
DALEY manufacturer upon steel engraved label.
DAILEf's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
been thirty years there hardly per-
son but has heard Of It, and not family that has used
once could induced to be without box hand
Of sudden accident Where used Is to become
standard remedy because has equal In curing burns,
scads cuts and bruises piles and all
other namatory Diseases where the parts a
'sected be reached,
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look your houses You think heres
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling and
everything comfort and happiness suddenly Of
the dear young as deep cut the result OF the
cden. look everywhere for relief and can't and
i-whyi Because you neglected have hand box
of Dalley Magical Pain Exracorthsi Ia the whole trou
ble Remember always have 1t hand Instant relief
Will hand.
... DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue pain and inflammation from the severest
scad In from twenty mnutes heal the wounds
without and eectualy fever piles salt rhe.
inHammatory rheumatism and inamed cnts wounds
bruises old scald head and bunons sprAns
swengs felons chillbans bites of insects nipples
sweed broken breasts and all other nsmnatory and
Diseases wherethe parts affected be reached
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
2l and Isl Chsrtres street.
sos agents for the Southern States. and to whom all od
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

PRESr1crANA.-The Washington Union invites The
whole Democracy to plant themselves upon the Gin.
cinnati PLATFORM That old platform must he loaded
down with COED deal Of dirt II men be planted
on it.
An Indian editor says we have discovered mares
nest Well we shall not tell him where Il =, eat A
suck the eggs.
Ia q late duel at New Orleans NJ. ecott ~
badly hurt by his antagonist, Mr. Bender. he = nos
the first chap that has been hurt BY 9 : bender"
"You are an old sheep said proni.:inSggI g s. spesi
little rascan exclaimed she, setzing the hroomasck,
/" II I'm an old sheep, lam'd yen, and III lam Jou
again."
The editor Of the Southern Times says that be has
eleven children. II they are NO smarter than thsr
father the case is an illustration OF the o0 eeyngs
{" one fool makes many"
1t is said that Capt. Rynders expects to give To the
world at least fifty thousand copies Of his biography
There are good many fellows In our penitentiary
that have exhibited first rate copiea Of the Captains
lie.
platforms q political man trapsn We never knew .
trap of that sort that could hold Locoioco Dy We
| leg five minutes. &
The Boston Post expresses quite strong sympar
thy in the political action Of the New York Herald.
| AZ. well, We know that wit and roguery oleen 60
hand and hand together. louisville Journal.
oh ves-they are often united in the same person,
| AZ the readers Of the Journal can testify.
90 'A' ,''''e' New Albany Ledger.
Bnt now and then roguery mistakes impeftinence
for wit and handles the bright keen, and polished
weapon of satire as clumsily a. . haboon would
razor
An Indiana editor says Mrs. swisahelm is 6erce
| old hem"
No doubt she'll come to the scratch.
| louisville Journal
Yes, with taons to MATCH
| Such workmen PyeEfiee uanfehes,
Should meet you there
1 Say good by to your hair,
For 'tis you who will then 20 70 serascfss.
We can onlv answer our fair cotemporaEy 10
kindred noetrv which we trust will nail our friend
ship more strongly than any demonstration, pugnss
, ct calculus: =:
Nv prstty Jane my dearest Jane,
All never look 20 shy, Z 80 sa n
IL Bnt asst me the sanctnm. Jane,
II When The fagol's 6lled With rye.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

The GENERAL ADMIRAL AND HER BUILDER
From recent letter from st. Petersburg, we learn
that pubic dinner was given to William g. Webb,
Esu,. on the 2sth of July, at the residence OF tue
American Consul, by the American residents In
Russia. .-.-7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
WINER's CANADIAN yERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The late Chapman of Philadelphia has laid down
rule be suspected in child where there h
cmscstton especially weakness Of the bowels
ed by discharge and and all medical author
agree thorough the stomach and bowes
must nvgorated we'll the themselves dis
charged Riners Canadian VerDqe fuHls both these
dtlons only exrpaes the verricues but strengthens
the Digestion the solvent Of the gastric juice
aud nparts healthy action the bowels Hence Its
are complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy Is sckesng and
Of every children less afflicted with
Why should this be the when there volumes Of
testimony prove that few doses Of Winers Canadian ver
rnfuge will eradicate the dseasei Parents make Of this
established and remember that the medicine free from
all dslsterious substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain results free from all mineral substances and
tavgorang the system these the merits Of WINERs
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, preparation which eradicstes
svery internal worms, with degree Of dispatch that Ii
agreeable As It Is astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO. Sole proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

FRoM CARROLL PARIsH.-The Lake PfuvidencoF3
Herald OF Saturday last has the following
We had refreahing rain on Sunday, since which
time the weather has been cool and pleasant, indf-
eating the rapid approach Of the fall season.
Our merchants generally are In the receipt Of thstr
fall goods and business is somewhat brak, the streets
wear lively appearance the monosony cf me surn-
mer solstice having passed away.
Numerous bales Of cotton arrive every day for ship
ment to the city, and the business season Ne are u
entering upon promises to be profitable one TO ~
who are engaged in industrial pursuits
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
CHARLEs HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated wne Of the above welknown brand has
qeen will continue to be- received by the undersigned In
quantities the increased demand Of dealers and con.
umers Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence,
that the closest neal descendant Of the old and
established house Of Hedsck Co.. Rheims they have
taken hold of with determination to bring and its claims
distinction the public generally than here
tofore The superior quality Of this article must satisfy any
It's emanson from where great attention,
we'll thorough experience, have been brought To bear In
production Charles Hedseck has given his whole mind to
the perfection his wne md making worthy OF the name
Frequent visits TO the United Sates have enabled him more
fully understand and appreciate the tases and wishes Of
and Of his having pronted by that information 10
evidenced by the Champagne presented for this paate OF
the wine unsurpassed for Its rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties Of brands Of Champagne
greatly doubt confuse the purchaser but the lovers
of good and genuine wine must look for Charles Hetdseck
full on the label we'll the corks and capsules.
r. W. BAYAUD Co.
General Agents for North America, New York
The Charles Hedseck obtained in quantities 1t the
under mentioned besides others not here
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
Z. HART 4 CO.,
J.H. l. N MARKS,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fe7 " PAYNE STEELE CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
GEoRs1A wnE-rhs Augussa Disratch - -


following:
An esteemed but modest friend, reuIdisg . ~
Sand Hills, q few days ago ssnt % 9 baskes q
cious grapes, and two bottles Of wine MaA1e
by him last year-with The express ouGdttio1 -
we would NOT notice the wine, but Z wrle ~ z 49,
grape culture in our columns A teW fftendl W10
sampled the wine with us whose names would -
ample evidence Of their ccuupetence 70 jsdse
nonnced it the best wine they had ever tasted ~
one of them has used Longworth's cGoulsickas
Werk's and Axis, and oil other wines that have
been offered in our market. Il has rich vinoQs
aroma seldom attained in wine Of that age, snd ~
are glad to know that our friend will make conet6
cradle quantity this year. The excellencs oS tha
wine must be our excuse for violating ouf promise
not to notice It.
We visited Axis vineyard two weeks ago. Hs hss
six or eight acres in fne bearing, and win ma1ke
several thousand gallons Of wine- His grApes ~
the Catawba, and are very luxuriAut. He does ut
trim as closely as our Aiken vine growers do
The heaviest yield OF grapes that We haye es9
seen, was at the farm Of DR.. Gibson, Of Wasfe1
county, near the line of Glasscock. His are thea
Warren grape, and he takes them upon m arboe, il
the old way. The light Of day WAS literally shut ont
by the pendant clusters one crowded upon auoshe1.
He informed us that they had borne thus pr0fusely
for years. and that be had made fifteen gallons .of
wine to the vine and thought some Of his vines this
year would make twenty gallons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
ELECTRIC OIL,

beautiful combination called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict in both and
satisfactory. More than twenty thousand bottles have been
sold in very mea great proportion to who heard
theirs recommend It, who had tried it. That It's splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing Ike
was ever before prepared
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof DeGraths which
s had all the respectable Druggists In this city, and a.
bolesae and RETAIL at the propretor prices Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
aNy Il and Is Chartrss strses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
ARRIVAL OF MINISTER Misunderstanding OF
the arrival at Mobile of our Minister to Mexico, the

The u s. sloop. of.war Brooklyn arrived in the bay
Yesterday morning about O'Clock, bringing Mr.. Nc.
Lean, our Minister to Mexico. He arrived just in
time to take the Montgomery boat, route to Wash
inetop. Something important is on foot, we infer,
from the fact that although hungry, he had not time
to take regular meal, but appeased his appetite by
hasty bite at one Of our restaurants.
The Brooklyn it will be recollected left Pensacola
recently with special bearer Of dispatches for Mr.
Mclean. Putting the two facts together the Minister
may be on mission Of importance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

VULCANlZED RUBBER BELTING, PACK
ING, HOSE, etc. etc.
BramhiIl & Campbell.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. 100 William street, New York,
Respectfully informs Merchants Dealers Jobbers etc., that
they constantly hand full of all the above
mentioned goods together with such others in
every mechanical purpose
A5speca orders for goods which not kept hand
will receive prompt attention.
pAn goods furnished at manufacturers prices catalogues
which be obtained application by addressing
above. iylS 3m