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WE DAILY HEAR eff the most astonishing cures
being effected by that great and popular medicine,
II. G. FARRELLIS ARABIAN EMINENT, and
can truly say, from own knowle ge, that no
medicine ever discovered has performed the same
wonderful cures that it has. both in and beast
and it is equally good for both, which makes it
truly valuable. 1t is therefore hailed by the suffer
ing as the greatest blessing of the age and one
would allow himself to be without this sovereign
balm, who had once witnessed its m .gc power over
disease, and its wonderful potency m relieving pain
however severe, in few minutes time. We earn
estly desire you to call upon the agent, who will
furnish you, free of charge, small book containing
besides other valuable information, large list of
certificates from many Of the most respectable per-
sons of cures effected by this celebrated medicine
which surely enough . convince the most scep-
teal of its transcendent virtues We notice several
certificates of rheumatism cured after the patient
had suffered every thing but death for five TO twenty
years. Also of paralysis, loss of use Of the
limbs, where the flesh had wthered, leaving moth
ing apparently but dried skin and bone presenting
so horrid a spectacle that their FRIENDS LOOK
ED UPON THEM APPALLED, while physicians
pronounced hem BEY OND ANY HUMAN EFFORT
TO relieve. 1t is the most eficacious remedy known
for burns sprains, wounds, bruises, chilblrins
raga, toothache, bites of insects and reptiles sore
throat sore or weak eyes, tumors, sun pain, ect.,
etc, and is used with unbounded success in most
of the ailments of horses and cattle such as
farcy, sprans, bruises wounds. stiff neck and joints
ameness, swengs gals or chafess ore eyes, partial
blindness ect. Ifusedin the beginning of fstula,
poll-evil, ringbone and SPAWN, it will invariably
stop their further progress. Every family should
IL;
emergency.
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Passenger Train-Up.

lss- Passengers will be set down atany of the
above-named ports they will also be taken On the
trains at those points, and Kine's ReagaDs Hurtss,
Kibbler's, and Blue Spring. The Passenger or
Freight Trains will stop at 20 other points,
To take effect on and after Monday, 9th March,
1854.
[2-156I R. C. JACKSON, Superintendent.
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To Farmers, Merchants, Machinists,

Carpenters, MiIIers, Carriage Makers, Shoe Maker
and WagOners
Gisye 9DJYnOf5-pte IS, Tenn.
ONE pair of Tennessee Burr Mill Stones three
' Fand half feet in diameter, new and better than
common; and excellent set of Wagon Harness for
six horses; the Running Geer of and old carriage,
pretty good and substantial some fine Durham cat
tie and Berkshire Hogs: few Turning Lathes
at from twenty to fifty dollars Bench Screws OfgOod
wood and well finished; few bushels of clover seed
clear Of all noxious seeds and trash of every kind.
march 1f-6m WM. LENOIR BRO.
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DIED,

At Mont Vale of Flux: Thursday 10th inst.
JAMES W. CAMPBELL, JR. son ofJas. ". Camp
bell of Knoxville, aged l9 years
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LOOK AT THIS, LADIES!

A LARGE los Of fine Sugar, COFeeand MOlass.
n ses for sale by WHEELER DELZELL.
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WAGONS.

NOTICE!
COMMITTED to the Jail of Roane County, on
7 the oath inst, a negro man, who says his name
is George, and belongs to VIM. Jones of Mobile,
Ala. He is about 25 years of age, of copper COM
plexion, heavy built, FIVE feet seven inches and
half high weighs hundred sixty pounds, has a
light scar on his leg Immediately below his knee
joint, linen bosom shirt, gray casinet pants,
satin vest, a blue blanket coat with velvet collar
rather worn, soft hat pretty well wOrn gives evil
dence of disappearing himself The owner of
said slave is requested to come forward prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away. :. 156
S. I. TURNER, Sheriff of Roane Co.
Feb %, 1854.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE

UNI E0S11 OE " AS11 LILLE.
TVNHIS INSTITUTION was founded by the State
of North Carolina in 1885 as Davidson Acade-
my. 1t became Cumberland College in 1896 and
University Of Nashville in 1926.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT,
WILL be re-opened under a new Organization. and
with Buildings on the First Wednesday Of Oc
tOber next
Rev. EDWARD WADSW0BTH, D. D., Prof of
Ethics and Bellies Lettres and Chm of the Faculty
Rev. J. W. MCCULLOUGH, d. d. Prof. of Ancient
Languages.
ALEXANDER P. STUART, A. NJ, Prof. of Math-
ematics and Natural Philosophy.
Rev. j. Z. LINDSLEY, NJ. d. Prof of Chemistry
and the Natural Sciences.
Tuition S75 per annum-Marticulatio fee SIS.
THE LAW DEPARTMENT.,
Will also be opened en- the first wednesday of Octo-
Der next.
william F F. COOP COOPER RI, Esq, Professors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.

Ho1lorays Ointment and PiHs, the only in
falIible Remedies for the Cure of Eruptons and
BIoches on the Skin.-John Younglove Jagged
&c was great victim through the follies of
youth. to cruptiors on the skin, being covered
with these unsghtly blockes in fact, he was
utterly untitled by his appearance to enter into
Society. This young man, eight weeks back,
tried Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and by the
joint use of these remedies, his blood was so
cooled and purified, that thewhole of the blotch-
es disappeared, and he now enjoys excellent
health. These medicines viii cure any disease
Of the skin, even of twenty years standing.
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NEW GOODS NEW GooDs!l

DRODUCE Of all kinds bought by
june 5 ORME, WILSON &CO.
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MAJOR BLISS
Coffee.

A Prime lot of Rio cof just received for
"A sale by &c p. TRUITT 4 Co.
40 BOXES Virginia Tobacco, different Brands,
HO Just received and offerius unusually low by
ORME, WILSON & co.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODSl

IN Il w DIh1Nu Y xG41GIAb 0OOOOt
FENIE Subscribers are receiving a large and well
assorted stock of Seasonabe Goods, carefully
Selected with reference to the wants Of our
community and those who may s2journ amongst ne;
and under such advantages as to challenge cOmpe-
tition in prices style and variety in all these "dig
gins" Our Of Ladies' Dress Goods will be found
very attractive and complete consisting of Tissues,
Berages, Lawns, Silks, Poplins, Alpaccas, Cling
hams, Prints, &C., with Needle Works Laees, Wells,
Ribbons and other Embroideries Gloves Mitts,
Handkerchief, ParasOls, White Cambrics, Muslinst
Lawns, Linens, &C.. &c. And in Gentlemen's Wear
We offer a superior stock of Cloths. Cassmefs,
Satin and other Vestings Drap de Etc, Mefinos and
Merino Jeans, Linens and Linen Drills of every
styeyCottonades Chambrays, Nankins; &c. Cra-
watts, Ties and
Roady.NEad Clothing.
With large variety of Staple Domestic Goods, such
Ticllings, Checks Stripes, Plaids Bleached and
Brown Sheetgs, Shirtings. and Drillings: Table
and Towel Diapers, Flannels Umbrellas, Hosiery,
&C.; Trimmings, &C., de-; and of 6sEsOCEksES:
In Short we are prepared TO furnish everything
ally found in a well sustained retail stock and
determined to offer to punctual dealers and those
paying cash such inducements as must give satisae
ton.
We viii receive the usual produce Of the country
in exchange for goods and allow full rates.
WHEELER & DELZELL-
Loudon, Tenn, March 10Th, 1854 [I7-6m]
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W. 7. LOWE.
HAS on hand and isnow receiving beautiful
1 stock of Spring and Simmer Goods to which he
calls the attention of the public. Consisting of
For ladies
Fancy Silks, Tissues, Bareges. Muslins, Ginghams,
Prints, Laces and Edgings, Gimps and other trim
ings, Bonnet Innings, Artificial Flowers Bonne,s,
Ribbons, and fancy Neck Ribbons, Chimizetts, In
der sleeves, Collars Cuffs, &C.. &c.
Gentleman's Wear.
Cloths and Cassimers of various grades Linens, of
all kinds and c0l0rs. Panama, Leghcrn and other
Summer Hats. fine lot Of
Ready .7sGIie CIOthiRS.
Manufactured by an excellent Tailor in LoGdoE.
Roots and Shoes
OF latest styles and variety Of other articles too
tedious to mention.
Call at the POst-0flce
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NOW have and design keeping quantity Of
N STONE COAL AND COKE
at their landing on Tennessee river, II miles west
of Kingston Letters addressed to them at Beleyille
Roane CO., Tenn. viii be promptly attended to.
J. & W. EIMBROUGH.
Mayo, 2s54-Oet. IA, lS53-ly
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

NEW SPRING AND SUNRER GOODS
WYE are now opening larger stock of Spring
w and Summer goods than we have offered,
Our purchases have been made in Philadelphia and
New-York.
Our assortment is extensive; and we will take
pleasure in showing the same to any and all who
may favor us with a call.
JOHNSTON, SMITH l. co.
London Tenn. March 20. 1854. (nO-l7
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E.aDEEs SEOES.

E<.zDEkS SEfDES.
A GREATER variety, than we have offered
n heretofore, and something finer.
Black and coored Caters, Laced Boots. French
Kid laced, fine. Also Misses Caters, Of various
colors Reeei we'd and for sale by
mar POLY JOHNSTON, SMITH & co:
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j. & w. KIM Ugh,

SO BBLSNew- Orleans Re-Boiled Molasses for
OOiu 81 sale by ORME, WILSON d co.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-05-20
Latest News.

The Nominee arrived yesterday at eleven
O'Clock, bringing among her crowd Of passen-
gers, his Excellency, Gov. German. Hon. IL. IL.
Sibley and Capt. Dodd. These gentlemen are
directly from Washington and we learn by
them that the bill granting lands to Minnesota
for Railroad purposes had q decided majority
in its favor in the House, and upon the last DAY
set apart, week before last, for Territorial ou-
siness, it had advanced to the question OF mai
passage, when the House adjourned, at late
hour, after a call for the precious question hdd
been sustained, This is all the Information we
have, authenticity, upon this absorbing ques-
tion. Its immediate success depended in great
measure, upon the ruling Of the Speaker when
the House again assembled.
All other important Minnesota bills are
through the House, including the "Sioux Half
breed BILL" and the bill "to extend the right
of pre- snption over unsuryeyed lands in Min
nesota."
We have, from Mr.. Rice, a copy Of the last
named bill, which we subjoin. The Senate's
action upon the Minnesota bills that have passed
the House, will doubtless be favorable
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States IF .fni~r-
ica in Congress assembled. That the provisions
of the presumption act of 18th September. 1871,
and the acts amendatory thereof, shall be en-
tended to the lands in Minnesota Territory,
whether surveyed or not but in all cases where
presumption is claimed on unsurvcyed lands
the settler shall file his declaratory statement
within three months after the survey has been
n.
ment before the day appointed by the Presi.
dents proclamation for the commencement OF
the sale of lands, including the tract claimed.
PROVIDED, however, That If, when said lands are
surveyed, it is found that two or more persons
have settled upon the same quarter-section,
each shall be permitted to enter his improve
.ment, as near as may be, by legal subdivisions.
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PoErRY.-Not being poets, as are some Of oul
neighbors, we intend leaving that department
Of literature, generally, to their charge. A me
ritorious little gem occasionally, however, may
not come amiss to our readers. Here are some
love verses for the young folks, which we regard
as very tender and delicate -
The Students Serenade.
BY Ell HASIS.
throw my jusry books aside,
And strike the light guitar,
When thvLghls Of thee Through mem'.y glide,
Like fairy dreams from far.
Awake. my love, the silent hour
or midnight hears my song;
The pparly dew Is the flower,
And the NOM rolls gaily alv.g.
As stars that gem the midnight sky,
When mrrorcd in the sea,
lO,,k to their native home on high,
As II they would be free;
So shine Ia this fond, Low Ing heart,
Bow'd at ucvution's shrine,
Sweet thoughts. whose faintcst echo starts,
And whispers they are thine.
Come from the land Of dreams away,
And brr ak the bands OF sleep.
For sure he sins who darcs to SLY
Thou wakest but TO weep;
The gentle tones Of my Hight guitar
Makes glad the hours of nighi;
Look out my love, and be Star
To make this darkness light.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

II w. DOWNER, would take this method OF inform
u ing citizens st. Paul, and Minnesota
ally, that he has purchased the entire stock OF W. n
Person L Co., and Is prepared to furnish Family
Supplies cheap and of good quality be pro-
cured at other establishment in the country, fresh
Groceries will be receive by Express arrival foIn
below which will enable him to keep hand at all times,
full supply every thing in the Grocery line. His
stock CONSISTS in part Of the following articles, vz
@-A-o
~ chests Young Hyssn 10 do Imperal;5 do Gun Pow
drr do Souchong, and 20 Cables Young Hyson, superb
or article.
old Java Coffee,
very superior article received yirect from New York
pronounced the best offered in this market Also,
CtyOn and Rio Coffee, Of the best quality, and
sold at the lowest Cash rates.
r e nv e S:
Peaches, Pears Pums, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Ounces,
Citru Lines, Olives, and Natural Peoches, Cherry Jams,
AMI 4 variety Of others too numerous To mention.
PckiesAssorted and put uT in gallon and has gallon
Jars.
Snuce-warcestershircS Sauce, Pepper Sauce, &c.
Cdisup-wa luut, Mushroom, and Tomato, very supc-
ri"r articles.
culinary purposes.
Oysters and Sardincs;
choice lot Of Cigars Saluon and Mackcrcl, N"s and
In Kits; Coca and Chocolate, prime articles; Kai>iis,
Citrons and Figs; Crushed, Powdered and Clarinet, sugar;
Dried Currats and Pruncs Picked Lobsters Lemon Syr-
up Stought Bttcrs; Spices all kinl>; Essences and
all kinks; Taivca; SPERM, Star ami Tallow
Candles Saeratus Crackers; English and knicscrbocke
Mustard; vcnaccll Maccaroi; Pearl and Corn Siarchs
Dried Herring; Pine Apple Cheese.
5000 lbs. Fresh Butter.
Also superior lot Of Crockery, etc.
All which will be sold low for cash Persons wish
Ing to Law in their supply Of Groceries AMI Prvi-
ions, would do well to give call before purchasing.
). ". D0WNER.
ST. Anthony stcct, ) Paul.
IL, lS5l-lSH
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r. Du Page County e.
~ SERIES. =

rlNIE Proprietor, of this Establishment would call thu
attention the citizens of Mniicsot1 10 their cxt"iI-
sivc stock Of Trees, all the Leading popular Nari-
eics, both standard ami dwarf, Consisting Of Ai" fear
Cherries, Piunis. Peaches, &c. small Fruits Grapes,
t;ooscrrcs, CurrInts, RasbericS OF vario choice kinds
Quncc lshcs, Nc; Ornamental Trees and Shrubs; Ro-
scs-a choice scccton--we importing 80 choice vari-
cites from Europe this season; DahaS. Paon"s, Iris
Pink>, rLoxes, and choice varieties; excellent
RoutsRhubarb Hybrid, Toboisk, Victories, Giant A.
paragus Root, Nc.
tclcs ordered and packed in the most careful MANNER
endure Journey Of weeks. Those wishing, can Or
der through Jacob Martlaer, ST. Paul, or If IL. Wit
tcc jackson street, ST. Paul. by male Articles foT-
waricd by raiiroai or steamboat.
LEWIS ELLSWORTH co.
NaperviIie, Illinois, March !, 1854 2uu29
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"Kxow NoTnINGs."-Thisp political organiz-
alton, it is said. dates further back than the
Masonic fraternity. Absalom was the head or
leader of the first party. See ii. Samuel XIV.
And with Absaiom went two hundred men
went in their simplicity, and they knee not
any thing"
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CHARLES n. PARKER,
B.4.NXER IND EXCHANGE BROKER
ATTORNEY L COUNSELLOR At LAW,
8 r. p AUt NJ, r

> u. FAOI, NJ. j :.
NxCHANGE for sale OH The east or south; Money re-
IL mitted to Great Britain, France and Germany, or
any other Important points Oh the continent OF Europe,
Interest allowed special deposits; collections made
throughout the Territory, charging The current rate OF ex-
change and the actual expense Of collection Reere-
ces BY permission: Cow VIM. A. German, st. Paul. Ex-
Cove Ramsey, do, Messrs. Page Bacon, ST. Louis, No.,
american Exchange Bank, y. Y. would particularly
fa.nf fnIti. To- IL.
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To the Public.

IL persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
IN any town lots In the village of Eureka, embrac 81,
in the following limits tOw: Commencing Poplar .t
running east to Shk street; thence north To For
rest street, thence west to Poplar streets thence along
Poplar street TO the place Of beginning: OF any perso
other than the subscriber, who is the only cSi
usnt thereof. Ii. CAlWOOA
Eurehs, March 30, 1854 Cyst
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Real Estate Department

or my Office, which has been established great cost,
and which CONSISTS, In purt, Of full list Of GVvornDent
Land Entries, Maps Of unenered lands corrected semi
weekly, Of the county of Ramsey. and pats Of the
different cities AMI additions thereto, In said county.
complete list all the lands sold to said county for
paid taxes. full and perfect abstract Of the title to
each distinct parcel land situated in said
ty, from the General Government TO The latest srantee
wherein Is noted defect of title, either In
substance, and every possible kind of Lien creating
lncunbraIce, whether arises by way Of Judgments
mortgages, taxes, mechanics, or otherwise.
am ustide in stating that far large portion of
the Real Estate Of this city is concccd chain of title
cannot be satisfactorily established by of
the records alone, the aid Of Is absolutely
sential. This desderdfum have supplied by ascertaB-
Ing and defining the original claim lines, upon the proper
maps. In fact this Office is in possession Of facts seri
ousy ecctns titles to real in this counIy, in
said office only, knowledge of such facts be obtain
ed.
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I--CHicdgO Journal
Some of the papers are dcnouncing and others
ridiculing the President for his veto of the In
sane Land Bill. 1t was not, however, favo-
rite with the people of the West. particularly in
those States and Territories which encompass
large bodies OF the public lands.
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B. c.. BRIGGS
New Grocery and Provision Store,

Fourth Streets,
"HERE may be found constantly on hand. supply
w of Groceries n Provisions at Wholesale and Re-
tail, all fresh from the lower markets. Purchasers will
do well 10 call and cXa"ne the quality and prices
goods offered, believing that they will he fully satisfied
with both Fresh supplies will be received weekly from
below. And as the Proprietor Is misunderstanding all kinds
Of Crackers and Candies, they will be sold here the same
rs at the Factory, with freight added only.
ST. Paul, April 10, 1854 1871 J. II. FROST, A-'t.
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Land Warrants Bought and Sold,

And Government lands entered settlers reasonable
terms. Loans negotiated, yielding Is to 80 per
per annul, with uneXccptionaDlc real estat. security
Coupon Bonds, payable in New York elsewhere
structed-l per cent commission; and generally all bu
>css that be entrusted my care, usually done
through Banking House, Real Estate Agency, Law
Office will receive MY personal and prompt attention..
April 5, 1854 1880
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AT lie Dues Bookstore.
UST received, a new assortment Of Books; s. Brol;
- best Cutcr,; Back Cannon Boards; Chesslnefl
etc, at low prices.
lie DtTC'S bookstore,
Cor ID and wabasha sts, opposite the Post Orice.
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Id Otari BranGy-Dark and Pale--viutagc OF 1915,
~ DuH Gordou's Sherry, Ssndman's Old Port and
Madeira, pure Scotch Malt whisky, ,iniage 1870; Old
Bourbon and Monongahea whisky. The above Liquors
and Wines guaranteed pure and their respective
,inaSes and brands. 4 trial Is solicited.
Anvil 20 1851 1893 KELLOGG KINNEY.
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ETXA INSURANCE COMPANY,

INiIis Company has for kiry. years maintained
IL hiGh reputation, through periods great disaster
by lire. for ability pronttIdr and fairness in adjust
et of LOSSES and still CONTINUES Increasing its
srenesa AID popularity, while many Companies have
ceased 10 exist :Or want capital AMI pr,"r Management
H. IL. Nelson, Esi havii. resigned the Agency of ST.
Paul. the undersigned has been appointed Successor.
and Will receive applications insurance, and issue pol
iccs AT fair rates vi premium.
HENRY SWIFT, 1yenf.
At Judge Coopcr's Office in the Rice House.
ST. Paul. Feb. Is, 1851. 2y-3a.
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10 Mr.. Marks, of Benton County, who was
in town last week, informs us that more stran-
gers have Already visited the country above
the Falls ofSt. Anthony this season than dur
ing the four years previous. Many are locating
lands and settling. There is plenty Of good
land yet left up that way, and no better Or more
profitable region can he found in Minnesota for
farming purposes than the valley Of the Missis-
sippi above the Falls.
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New GOLD COIN.-Wc learn from .hc New
the new thrcc-dollar gold pieces were to be
made OH the 9th, when 5000 of them would be
sent to Washington. They arc beautifully cx-
ccutcd. The front has an Indian head with
feathcrcd crown, and the LIMITED States of
America around it; the reverse has the words
Three Dollars-ls54" cnc:rclcd in a wreath of
wheat, corn, oak leaves and acorns.
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NEwsrArERs.-Old Doctor Franklin once re-
marked upon newspapers in the following char
acteristic and truthful manner. If these saw
ings were applicable to the times in which he
lived, how much more SO arc they in this day
with all the vast improvements which have
taken place in the newspaper business:
\ man eats up pound of sugar, and the
pleasure he has enjoyed is ended: but the intor-
nation he gets from newspaper is treasured
up in the mind to be used whenever occasion or
INCLINATION calls for it. A newspaper is not
the wisdom of a man; it is the wisdom Of the
agc-of past ages too.-A family without a
newspaper is always half an age behind the
times in general information: besides. they nry-
or think much, nor find much to thiuk about.
and there are the little ones growing up i'm ir-
nOrancc without taste for reading. Besides
all these evils. there is the wife. who when her
work is done, has to sit down with her hands in
her lap, and nothing to amuse her mind from
the tolls and cares of the domestic circle. Who
would be without newspaper.
ErREKA The editor OF the New York Eve
ming Post has found a remedy for the little pest
known as bed-bugs. We copy the receipt for
the benefit of the habitues of boarding houses
Many persons complain of being pestercd
by bed-bugs-it is easy to avoid the inconyc-
nlence. On going to bed, strip off your shirt,
and cover yourself from head to foot with boil.
cd moiasses Let every part of the BODY be
thiekiy covered whit. On coming to bite Won
the bugs VIII stick fast in the molasses. and
you can XII them in the morning.