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AN ACT

.r.. --.. AN ACT
To authorize the commissioners of Clark
county 10 subscribe stock in railroad COM
pnnios.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General As
s"mbly of the State OF OHIO, That the com.
missioners oi Clark county, with the consent
of majority OF the legal voters of said coun-
tv. voting al any such election to be expires
sed as hereinafter provided. be and they are
hereby authorized and required to subscribe,
in the name, and for the benefit of said coun.
". to the capital stock OF the Springfield
and Columbus Railroad Company, and the
Mad River and Miami Genital Railroad Com
panv, or to the capital stock of any other
railroad company, a portion of the road Of
which may be located in the county of Clark,
a, the discretion Of said commi ssioners, any
sum not exceeding one hun thousand
dollars.
Sec. Q. The commissioners ofsaid ceuu.
", for the purpose of paying the stock SUBJ
serlbed under this act. are hereby authorized
to borrow the necessary amount o: money,
for which they shall issue onds or obllga,
tions of the county. in amounts not less than
one hundred dollars, which bonds or ohlCa-
tion shall be made negotiable, bearing in q
terest, payable annually, at such place and pt
slch rate, not exceeding seven per eontum
per annum, as may be agreed upon; and
such bonds or obligations may be made re
deemsblc at euch tune as may be deemed ex.
pcdient by said commissioners, or such bordS
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ROAD NOTICE.

TNDsON Colt. Samuel Blackburn. w.
Kinney Blackburn. slepher,
and Mary shepher, wife of said shepher,
heirs and assignees Of Joseph Blackburn,
deceased, will take notice that the viewers
and surveyor appointed by the County Com
missioners of Putnam county. State of Ohio,
to view and survey certain road hereinafter
described. petitoned to be located aud es.
,ablshed as county road, will meet az
William B. Thrap's. in Riley township in
said county, on the 25th day of May, A. D.
1858, at ten o'clock, A. M. of said day, to
view and locate the following described road
situate in town one south range eight east,
Of said county, commencing on the section
line between sections one and two-thence
south on the section line to the south line OF
said County Of Putnam. .
SlLBURNE w. THRAP,
ROBERT STEWART,
HUGH MCDOWELL.
March 10, 1853. 622dw
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

M Office Is hereby givan, that ursuant 10 an order
ofthe Court Of Probate, in and for the County Of
Putnam and State of Ohio. will offer for sale a the
door Of the Court House IN said county, en- the 18Th
day of March A. ID. 1853, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r Nj. the following de-
scrhed property belonging to James Martin minor heir
of Ohed Martin deceascd, 10 wit: commencing the
north east corner of SmonCnreys estate UNSIGNED y
partition of Ohrd Martins estatel running thence east
TO the north east OF tile north west fraction of
Z. ction one, south of Range FIVE ri east, running
thence south far enough 10 contain fifteen and half
acres oflnni; thence wcs to said Careys line thence
north along said line to tie place Of beginning situate
In sai section one of Township one soAth, of range
five east in said Putnam county Ohio, ahd containing
fifteen and one half acres Also the following dcscih.
cd real estate belonging TO George Martin minor heir
Of Ohed Ma rtn deceased, TO witt commencing on the
south west corner Of James Martins land above de-
acrihed. running thence at said line to the south
east corner ofsaid james Narns's land thence south
so far rs Will make fifteen and half acres thence
west to said Careys land or River thence north along
said line to the place of beginning containing fifteen
and Inf acres situated in section one OF Town one
gouth of range five enst In Putnam County Ohio.
TER Ms:-One third cash In hand: one third in nine
mouths and one third in eighteen months, with inter
from the day Of SAFE to lie secured by mortgage on
the premises.
BARBARA MARTIN.
Guardian Of james Martin SGeerge Martin.
February /. 1858,
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

JOHN B. FRUCHEY will be n candidate
for re. nomination to the ofFice of Sheriff, at
the Democratic Popular Vote Convention,
next April. and subject to the decision Of the
Democracy then TO be made.
March 4. 1853. HIS FRIENDS.
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"Hava you said your prayers, Iobn?"
"No MANN. II amt my woik: Bill
says the prayers, and | the aInens! We
agreed 10 do It, because it comes
shorter"
Economical youth, that.
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Petition 10 sell Lands

VS. P0tittcn 10 SeH Lands
Clhiissa NJ. Mcdowell, ct nj
% Clnrissa NJ. Mcdowell. Robert Mcdowell
l. Abraham Mcdowell Thomas NJ. Mcdowell
Thomas Chaney, EZn Jane CLANCY, John s. Conine,
Hannah NJ. Conine, aud the unknown heirs of the
body of Sally Miller, who heirs and Legal re pre-.
Sentntives of james ". Mcdowell deceased. You
hereby, uniformed that ontIo 23d day OF February
D. 1853. said Administrators fled their petition in the
Court of Probate OF Putnam County, Ohio the oh.
lect and prayer sfwhch petlons to ebtnin an order
for The sale of the following real estnte of which the
said James ". Mcdowell died seized; or so nurll
thereof as he naceasnrY to the dehtslof xn
dec dent witt The enst half of the fractional part
OF he north west quarter ofssction nnee en- in town
ship one north range eight east; and the east half o
the west fractional part of the south west quarter OF
section eighteen in township one north range eight
east in Putnam County, Ohio: containing in all sixty
nine and TWENTY-FIVE hundredths acre of land. Said
petition will be for hearing on the first day of April
A. D. 1853.
A, BUDD, Sol for petitioners.
February "a, 1858.
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The State Lands ye, for sale amounted
on Wednesday To less than 500 actes.--
Defiance Democrat.
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Boots Shoes Caters &c.
-NARDWARE. CROCKERY. &c.
Gr0rtrirs, lrngs. Oils Paints. &c.

We have very large LOT OF Groceries. A splendid
article OF Coffee for a shng, Sugars NJ cts cts.
10 c;a. &c. Tens at from so cents 10 81. TOhnrro,
Daniels Masou's and James River.leHt, at various
prires Salt. Pc rpei Ginger. Cloves NuimegS. Raj
sins Cinnamon Starch. Mustard. Shor. Powder and
Lead. syrup. Molasses Whiskey Oils White Lead
Paints, &c. &c.
We have large stock of Goods on hand OF every
kind. of frs; quality nnd determined not 10 he
undersOld NY any body ciher in this country else.
where. We don't intend TO do credit business, hut
sell for cash or trade, aud consequently can afford TO
sell low.
Cash and Trnde for Wheat and Furs.
We take Oats and Corn, iTileg, Feathers, BecswaK.
fntter Eggs Wool, Pork Beams Ashes. Black Salts,
or ANYTHING esn TINT we dispose of. in payment
for Goods, ut cash prices ,MGdnry, Oct, 49, le5s.
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PHILIP CoMER's ESTATE.

FHILIP CUMEE 5 ES e z.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henry
N Conner and ]. S Spencer, Administrators
of the Estate o! Philip Conner, deceased, have
filed their accounts for final settlement; F.;
which will be for hearing on the 22d day OF
March AID. 1853
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge,
February IS, 1853. 62O
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MARRIED.

On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. w. K.
gK1cE, MIR. ELI PERRY SMART, Of Nor
row county, and Miss LoRlNpA JANE
HUNTLEY, OF this county
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SIIERlFF's SALE.
EXECUTION.

r, :. @ n ls ~
Gs'' S.s q : hso'y PS' 'i' S,ai, al. uxBcurl6s.
VS..
Phillip Green.
DY virtue OF an execution to me oirecteo
I'd from the court Of common pleas. OF
Putnam county, Ohio. will offer for sale at
,be door Of the coutt house, in Kallda, Put
nam county, Ohio, on
On Monday, The 2lst day of March: Al
1853.
Between tho hours Of ten o'clock ON and
four O'clock, p. m, OF said day, the fol'o"ihg
real eStntP. to vii: rtt.
The north east quarter Of the north east
quarter of section number eleven township
number cne range eight east, all in Putnam
county, Ohio.
Taken in execution as the property OF
Phillip Green. 20 satisfv decree in favor of
Colt g. Byal for the use of Henry Byal.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. OFFICE, ....... ..s
Kalda. Pn'nam O." o. Feb. 10, 1888.
SlIERIFF'S Ale.
The Trustees of Liberty Towa1
ship, Putnam county, OHIO. .a....
vs. tITecHILob' :
Henry McRinns and
William Wiliams.
DY virtue of an execution Ia mo directed
ID from the court Of common pleas, Of
Putnam county. Ohio | will offer for sale at
the door Of the Court house, in Kalida, Put
nam county, Ohio.
On Monday, the 2lst day OF March, A. D,
1853,
| between the hours of ten o'rlock, a, M, and
four O'Clock, p. nj of said day, the following
real estate. to wit: ff aH"
| The south half of the north east quarter Of
section number twen:y-three in township
number two north in range seven east, con-
tanning eighty ACRES. all in Putnam county /,
Ohio. a .N.a
Taken as the property Of Henry McKennis
and William Williams to satisfy decree in
favor of the Trustees Of Liberty township.
| Putnam county, Ohio.
JOHN 3 FRUCIFEY. Sheriff
SHERIFF's 0FFIcE,
K,lida, Putnam Co.. O.. Feb. Is. 1853
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EAEcTINe JUDeRs.-A Massachusetts
friend asks US TO say how many States
now choose their higher Judges by n
popular vote, and what is the geneial
impression as to the effects Of this system
Of election.
We believe the following States now
elec, Judges by direct popular vote
New York, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Maryland, q Michigan,
Virginia, '.A' Illinois,
Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Missouri, CaIlfornia--l2.
This list may not be accurate and
complete, but is very nearly so.-N Y.
Tribune.
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PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Myron Moulton, Admlnistraior)
Of Christian Meyers, deceased,l Court Of Probate

t-.e.r+Ni
Elizabeth Smith. ct. al.
YTVo Elisabeth Smith, Lydn .Moulton. David Meyres,
] Elan Myers and Charles W. Myers. WHO arc
heirs and legal representatives of Christian Myers
dseaased You are hereby inf rned thai on the 9th
Iav OF March, A. D. 1858, said Administrator filed
his petition in the Court of Prohnte Of Putnam coun-
", Ohie The object and prayer of which petition isto
obtain an order for the sale OF the following rem
estate of which the said Christian Myers died seized,
or 40 much thereof ne may he necossaIy to pay the
debts of said decsdent to witt The south east fraction
Of section number elehteen re township number
ONE m north range number six G6l east. IN Putnam
county Ohio, and containing ninety.two and eighty.
five hnndfedths acres Of land more or less.
Said Petition will be for hearing on tho eight day Of
April, A. D, 1883
NTar:h 0, A. D. 1853. CSC
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stIERIFF'S SALE.

w. II. squiros ! ....
Elan Dav, Jr.. Hiram Dry, Erpona;
Nvron Rice & Samuel Hopper.
DY virtuo of veRdi exponas to me d..
ID rected from the court Of common pleas.
Of Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale
e, the door Of the court house, in Kalta, in
said county,
On Monday, the 2ls' day Of March, A. d.
1853, arr-.
Between tho hours oI ten o'cIDck. a. M, and
foar o'clock, p, m, Of said day, the following
real estate 10 wit:
InIot number twenty-nine in the village OF
Pendleton. and one outlot adjoining the
town of PendIeton, commencing ten rods from
the south west corner of the cas-, half of the
south east quarter Of sectinn seventeen town
ship number one south Of range eight east.
thence east thirty rcds--lhence north twenty
rois-thence west twenty rods-thence south
eight rods-thence west ten rods thence
south twelve rods to the place OF beginning
in the county Of Putnam aforesaid.
Taken MS the property of Elan Dnv, Jr,
Hiram Day, Myron Rice and Samuel Hooper,
to satisrv decree in favor of w Fl Squires
JOHN d. FRUCuEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OTTI>E,
kalda, Pnnam o., o.. Feb 90, 1858,
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NEW CASH STORE,
AT MEDARY.
IEmycrS a RIaIker

FAVE Just established new Store at MednIy
! with entire new and heavy stock o' Doons
direct from New York which they are determined
TO sell Mt cheaper prices thnn the same qHiny or
goods cun he Ind ut defiance Findlay or nny other
store In lhia legion,
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DRY GOODS.

We have a splendid lot Of CIoihs CHssime'es. Sat,
,inets Jams TwcedI e., AlhOn Plnids Of new
style, something really henutfu and chepp Apaccns,
OF nure Mohuir Lustre Hungarian Cloth Cochinel
English, Chanbrny. Winter Shawls Ladies' Cashmere
Gloves, beautiful nrii"Ie. GinghnDs Woolen
Plads nnS Flannels We have n lot of plain turkey
red green. blue aud oran.e Calicoes. (wiihoui any
figure and ceueraiiy used for q,ilins) That are very
fine. Such goods are not often found In n country
store We have Satin VestiDg Cotton Vosta irish
Linen Band Null Swiss Muslin Jaconet Edgings,
Cambria, &c. &c, Sc.
Boots Shoes Caters &c.
We have a large stock Of Boots md Shoes, Of first
rate quality Of heavy leather Kip nnd calf skin, Of
ezev for men and hoyA. Lndirs' Shoes of all ktis.
I,ndes' Welt Cutters. most splendid article. Shoes
for children OF all kinds. sizes and colors
hats, GAPS. &C.
We have COOL article Gf Six Hats with rur iodr,
FOR men that we sell chenp. We have lot Of
splendid Plush Caps, Cloth Caps, for men and boys
Travelling. Gimp and Scolop at oil prices; kossutli
Hats Wool Hats &c. .feG' t
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &c. g
we hove large ioi Of Hardware: Axes IInud
Saws Mincing Knives. Pocket KnvcP, Sbeers, Scis.
sors Eazors Chrvers. Butcher, Shoe and Brrpd
Enivrs, Locks Butts and Screws: 1aper Saw Files,
Mill Saw Files Horse Rasrs. Sad Irons, Squares,
= It's OF Firmcr Chisses. (Gssorted) Coffee Mills,
Trace Chains, Angsra. &c. DC. &c. We have
n,gc lot of beautiful Cruckery Of Plain and Fancy
Ware Glassware &c. ....
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John r Mcdowell and Mat,
thew 8. Mcdowell Admins.
tr tors of james w. Nc.
powell. deceased,
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IT He following lands situated In Putnam County
Ohie, belonging 10 II. B. GIBSON, Esq of Can.
andaiguu, New York, are now offered for sale on
telmr as below stated
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One price clothing warshoussl


Merchant Tailor and Dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing and Gesatleme1l's Furnishing Goods,
Nos 66 and az Main ST., Worcester, (Store formerly
occupied by u. II. kambern q LO.)
Purchasers will fnd in the above establishment, every
description of CLOTHING and FL M HING
GOODS in pTouse variety, and the Clothing generally
of very superior workmanship and style, II icing Ill
made by persons in the immediate employ OF MI sfe
urder the supervision of careful assistant
No similar establishment in the Commonw eaith 10
conducted upon liberal scale, or can present
stronger Inducements for genarsl patronage. very
small and uniform profit upon great amount oi bus
ness is the controlling idea each department = e
ronmou practice of demanding great prices and getting
the largest possible sum, is here systematically epudla
ted and nsea d, the honorable and just lule OF Zone
garment is marked in plain figures, at the lowest price
nent or variation.
No can fail to perceive that this is the only just
and strictly honest rule for the daer, and experience
has verywheTe ahund-nty proved il &c be a>o in the
long much the most ad ambiguous TO tie purchaser.
II is obvious hat one is liable pay above the
lOwesimarket valuation Tor any aricla and that those
who well acquainted with the good, and those
who not pay precisely the same price
The lower story and isemeDt of The Store, are ap
propriated to the sale Of Ready Clothing and
Furnishing Gods and in the Chambers dbOUe isghe Gus
tom DspGTt meEt which aims splendid assert.
NEXT of Gonds all kinds OF Coats Pants and Vests,
man>hip All persons TAT ar@ near, ahO want any
description OF MEMS OR BOYS CT OTHING, are re-
Freciuy invited visit this extensive and well stocked
establishment, hete sUperOTGoOds low prices aHd fair
dealing may Ia ever case he depended upon.
mch29 s3ud uaFtf
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How THEY MANAGE IN FRANcE.-The tribu.
nal Of Angouleme (France) has fined railroad
engineer 2OO francs for having failed to notice
the red flag, the signal to stop. No accident had
resulted from his negligence, but it was thought
best to make an example. Another example has
been made by Unconventional tribunal Of Poriers.
and two inspectors vi the first Glass; single man
and porter, were accused OF being the direct
causes oft. The first has been sentenced 70 1900
francs fine. and two years imprisonment the sec
ond to 1000 francs fine and two years imprison-
ment; the two Others TO one year and to six
months imprisonment, and to 800 francs fne
each The managing director OF the line is made
civily responsible for the fines and costs. In
France railroad accidents are almost unknown.
and no wonder when they are followed BY such
signal penalties
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

Mr. tnapin, having selected endless variety Of all
the very latest and rches patterns OF Uaguerreuty re
Cases, selected expressly Christmas and \ t,y
Years presents, would most cordially welcome all
who wish 10 procurea gem to "ali Mr. G, w lido
Block and make selection from the largest stock Of
Diguerreutyue asses ever uffpre itu the public
All PICTURES ken AT he rooms warranted to
give isflction
Mi hapin is now the only DaguerreO yner IN this
city to wnOm awarded sitver med A. inr the best
Dasuerfediypes, AT the Ne hAurs' Exhibition 1851
ladies and Geh lemtn make tise selection. and
90to Chlin's, where rich gifI iOr little
money ~nd where you wilt be treated with respect and
at euiIon dec24 DIT Nj. ). & Has IN, Artst.
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the Greatest msdscas Discovery of the

Age.
MR.. KENNEDY, Of ReAbary, has discovered in or
of our common Pasture " esGs p remety that cure
every kind OF iiumor fre The w0rs Sc ofuia dLwI te
common Pimrle Tie has tried it in over eS y Du
dred cases never failed pi TWO hu
der hnmor) He has IN his sssion over No
hundred certificates Of its value, ali within twenty
miles OF Busfon
Two bottles is warranted to nursing re-
mouth.
One to ,hree bottles will the Orst kind Of PIN
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles viii clear this e, stem Of biles
Two BATTLES is warranted TO the canAer in
the mouth and stomach.
Three five bottles is warranted cure the worst
Of Eryspeas.
One to two bottles is warranted tt all humor III
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running OF the ears
and blotChes among the hair.
Four six bottles is warranted cure corrupt and
One bottle win cure scaly eruption of the skin
Two TO three bottles is warranted TO the ors
of ringwOTm.
Two Ia three bodies is warranted TO cure the most
desperate of rheumatism
Three or i0ur bottles arranted salt rh uni
Five to eight bottles will cure the ofscro
A benefit is ALWAYS experienced from the first boile
and perfect Is when the above aumls
is taken.
Reader. peddled thousand bottles Of this in
the vicinity OF Boston. know the effects If it in
every case. So sure as water will exttnsush FIRE So
sure will this hnmoT. never sold b"Iile OF it
bu that BEETLE sold another after trial it always
speaks for itself There two things abobi this hen
pastures IN some places quite plenty and ct It's value
has never been known untl disrOYefed il in 1876;
second, thai il 81 ould cure all kinds OF hum have
given IL 10 children year old up old men Of sky
from The hone iest woman in boston, up the belle Of
Nonantam, aud in all The cure is certain. No
change OF diet necessary M best you can
get. have likewise an herb e hem simmered ~ sweet
oil dss"lvts scroiuuns swelling OF the neck and under
the ears-piiCe so cents
firecfions far USe.-kdnlt lone table spoonful pc.
daY chiltren eight yeais desert spoonful; child
zen from live to light years, lea spoonful. As n" di
rection be applicable to all constitutions, take
enough 20 operate on The bow els t~ ice day
MIR Kennedy gives personal attendance IN bad cases
of Ser,fltla
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 Warren street Roxhury For sale By BEDDING
& co Stale street boston
For sale in Worcester by D Sect, Nj 2 Green :.
White Co, q. A. Harrington Ce., e a. Marsh
T. D Weathe bee, Cadwell& Hill, Bush Co laInes
Green, h. I. lazell, >ibes q Scutt ClaHUv Gen.
Roberts S:.uhbridae, A. Amidon. 81, now
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Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.

Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
LIST. To produce hair.
end. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandruff eav to withdraw"
9Th. To promote the growth Of ;he hair.
5th. TO give the hair rich and luxunant appear
9Th. To give the hair anatural gloss.
9TH. To curl the hair easily.
9Th. To dress the hair ssteiullv.
9Th. To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10Th To the headache
lih. To keep the head clear.
18th. Because ii is the hest compound in use for al
these purposes
Sole Proprietor, L. t. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol MAN
street Isl du
II seems that General Lopez De Santa Anna is
about to beet me Emperor Of Mexico Well what Of
ii? Bushs ouph Cure L"zengts time TO cure
couch Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Tn cat, Whnorng
Cough, &c. sou b. Bush y Co. "a F out st. d.4 d2
As the season is with u when all are liable to the
atfcd rs hat oilow coils ated the throat and
Ia q, we should keep in mind that Or COnne's SVrnp
OF 6in-eng and Malva is the proper tor these
Diseases and mat i, eldOm fails cure For sale by
Wilson, Fairhauk d 60, Wholesale Druggists, 43 45
Hannvel street Bee deczl do wlw
Thompson 6 Co.'S, Western Express,
Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
Rarded to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brai
lehor0, Hartford, New Haven Pittsed, Albany, Troy
Iinftao. Cleveland Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago and al
intermediate places
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, dc, collected at All the
above places. S v. R. HlCHC',X Agent,
leS dit Waldo Block, Main street
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WORK AND PLAY--"I ask again." saws Sam
Slick, what is happiness 1t amt bein' idle,
that's fact-no idle man or woman was ever
happy since the world began. Employment gives
both appetite and digestion. Duty makes pleas
ure dou6ly sweet by contrast. When the harness
Is on, the work amt too hard, critter likes TO
kick up his heels. When pleasure is the business
OF life 1t ceases to be pleasure-and when it's al
labor and no play, like an unstuffed sandle, cuts
into the very bone. Neither labor nor idieness
has road that leads to happiness: one has no
room LOT the heart and the other corrupts it,
Hard work is the best Of the two, for that has at
all events sound sleep-the other has restless oil.
lows and unrefTeshin slumbeIs: one is misfortune
the other is curse and money amt happiness
that's as CLAIR as mud"
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Tue REV. Ma. DEAE. Letters have been
RECEIVED from, Rev. Gardner Dean, whose sudden
disappearance from New Bedford caused so mulch
excitement IN tina, cts,) dated IRON Albany, but no
for his sudden exit has yet been found, other
tina that he 10 partially insane, which seems 10 be
the commonly received opinion There IL bur lille
sense or cohrrcucy In hs letters and the most chart
table constructions fshc whole affair 10 that In
moment Of mental abcrraiiva be took the step which
has given him 90 much Dotosiey.