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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17


WILL every .humah being who has any o
NVft go following symptoms: '---'-'' =,
lndig' on Headache --.. 49,
Xiii mes, '.-- -'-4t- Extreme Nervous citation
A. ty Paritaiion Of the Heart
sense OF oppression at An incaIacy for the slight
the pit OF the Stomach est exerton
Depression of Spirits Mstiness q lndistinctness OF
Heaviuess ffuEF -g 81 VISION & tF II
Cold Hands and Feet 4, Unpleasant t,ste In the
Numbness of the Lims and Mouth, particularly when
other parts rising in the morning
Vertigo, Nausea Bull heavy pam ana sense Oh
Difficulty of Respiration weight in The Head
Stupor A Temporary loss OF memory
Irrtability sense OF Emptiness
Drowsiness Pulse less frequentand rsore
Debility feeble than usuai
Extreme Languor and Ex- Dependency -.
haustion Emaeation and Extreme De-
Restlessness -I. bility, .. T.. ....
Costiyeness. ...... .,... .. .fr-.
t-.r..t IL. Principal Depot ut
BURNET,S. no. IA, EAST FOURTH STREET.
cINCIsSAJ1, OHIO.
JPFor sale by Druggists everywhere.
NPPrice 80 Cents.
I PCountry Dealers supplied ut Proprietors prices
by all tincinnst Druggists. =
i IT Purchase none but 30. EALsTEp's Anti-Dyspep
tie Pills" ~. $4,000. o.. -. II
ri ;sEvery box OF the emaine Pills, has the name Of
so H..LsTED" on the side LABEL --..r ....r
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by 80
HALLOCK & ST0DDARD,
MILLER * CO.
oct2O W0OLSEY 81 LINCk.
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THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citi
J. OF Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just
opened fresh stock of Family Groceries, and Proyi-
SONS Of every descriptions Fr,t street. door TO
James Steels Lumber Yard, where he hopes, 10y strict
attention to business to merit and receives share Of pub
lie patronage.
am daily receiving fresh supplies OF Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Lard and Poultry from the country, and shall keep
constantly hand fun supply Of all staple articles for
table use.
II my Store, to the residence Of the purchasers prompt
ly upon the receipt Of their orders Please call
anime stock. (janI6-Iy) T.. Il. BEDFORD.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS 81. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, .L7
"a South William street, New York.
I)EIN(i long established with extensive connection
ID ia the Abovc ba-ness respectfully soiics consgn-
ments of all kinds OF Western Produce which i'll receive
i'm uicdats and personal attention at IN lowest possible
scalc of charges. Particua will be bestowed
consignments Of tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all shipment, when required 10y
r.r- j. n. MAGHEE e. CO.,
fcb30-u Evansville. Ind.
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NEW YoRK COMMISSION HOUSE.

We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock, there thing here before like
it. (ian.s) WIN. LOW ENTHALI. 81 CO. q
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RAIL ROAD LIN Els
: d,4 EssSzss - -: On.
PouR D4II.yTRAISs

FOUR DAILY TRAINS. -ai 7fu'
First Train--Lghtning Express leaves Cincinnati at
YORK. B.s,on, Niagara Fails buffalo. Dunkirk, CIcve
land, Crsstibe, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE
Washington City, Wheeling. LsnesyHe. &c. Stopping
between Cincinnati and Cleveland. Loyeland, Nor
TOW, X,nia, London, Columbus, Delaware, CARING
ton, Gallon, Cyes,ne, Shelby, New London aud Graiiss
only.
Second Train-Iccomni,i ai:on Express lc,scs Cir
cinIti ats a. o'clock Passenge-sb by mis- rain
meet to Cleveland sleep a. Roland and resume AZ
Zanc,vie. Wheeling Wilmington, Washington, irsle
vile, lbanoH. &c. fnts trsa stops NJ all ssason'
between CinrinnoG aud Cleveland. ard between Cincin
natl and Washington (cxcrii Flag Sbtons stopping
only on proper signal or n~ticc tc Conductor. z
Pas,esgcrs bs this Train ronncc, to Hil,Loro', Chilli
oothc. Washington. Wilmington. Lsbanor, dc. This
train stops ~ all way stations between Cincinnati aH'i
iiilsboro'. and between Cincinnati and ashington
(rxccPt Branch Hin AMI INV ood ut Turnpike stop
pin, ON proper signal or notice To Conductor.
Faurth train-tycning Express. leaves Cincinnati al
O'Clock p. Pass By this train conBvct to New
YORK, Boston, niagara Falls Bifalo, Dunkirk. lcve
land Lebanon &c. This train stops at all stations
stopping only ON proper signal or notice to C"nduetor
Sunday train to Columbus ut ,: 10 o'clock p. M
a. In. and p IA. trains.
From Cincinnati TO New York $40 90
From Cincin, a to Boston,. .............. Is 80
An additional irge of afty cts via Niagara Fails. -
From Cincinnati To Buffalo via Lake shore Rail- 80
From Cincinnati to Philadelphia or baltimore via
Crcstlnc and Pittsburgh Is %
From Cincinnati /, Pittsburgh via Cre.tiine... 90
Front Car .,................ S 90
From Cincinnati 20 Baltimore via " hcelipg IA o.
From Cincinnati TO Washington via Nhe ling. IS a5
From Cincinnati to Philadelphia via Wheeling. Is %
From Cincinnati to Wheeling ...............-. Is
From Cincinnati 10 Cleveland 8 90
From Cincipnati TO acknowledgements. $780,. ; 90
From Cincinnati Ia GAINESVILLE ................ 20
From Cincinna TO Springfield :. ........... g 10
From Cincinnati 10 Morrow Observation-Disclosures. ] 90
From CINCINNATI to Wilmington ............... 60
From Cincinnati to W ashingon :. ............. 9 25
From Cincinnati 10 CircleyiiIe 50
From Cincinnati t. Loveland. 65
From Ciucjn,pti 10 Hiltsborough ............ as
From Cincinnati to ChiiIicothe ................ SIS
II PFor all Information and Through Tickets, apply ut
the Office south of broadway and Front sts
or at the Depot, Cincinnati:
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket agent.
mhi6 T.. W. STRADER General Agent.
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MEDICINAL
GREATEST DISCOVERY OFTHE AGE.
PROFESSORS WOODS UNEQUABED HAIR RESIo-
RATIyE -lOLD LADIES AND GENTLE 4

GREATEST DISCOVERH OEThE AGE.
PROFESSORS WOODS UNEQUABED HAIR RESfo-
RATIvE.--OLD LADIES AND GENTLE =
MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN! -.
MANY Ladies and Gentlemen have been prevented
lNl from forming good match for lite, their gre!
hair or bald heads had not changed their appcarase
much, that they regarded old and super ~
persons. Thcroforc rad this. and avail !enrsen y. %
opportunity TO supply yourself at once WIN an ",
which has never failed 10 give entire sausaeuoh '" ~
whohave used ii. .e. s..r-f- .4i. /. n ,,.,s
IL will give The Bald headed youlhfal looks, Turns
grey Hair 10 it, natural color, and all pahorun
and disagreeale matter from the Scalp III also Nizu
rates the Hair. makes soft and glossy ns uis
cnis act upon the roots OF the same IL mas pccn &
by scientific as well by men who stand ny Ia .o
public escsn and found satisfactory: over o,ooV ovs
Ties have already been sold within the last three
in the city of ST. suisand yciGy, ana over tW'ec uas
number in the States of Ohio. hentucsy lhuisi ana
Illinois. of the immcuse quantity oi etiers anu
Gates which are voluntarily sent every ia! !" tue P
rtor he would select few and submit them mere W VIC
public's attention: lrtag -E.7f FftlE sst3
ST. LOFTS Oct. "a. 1853. -
Prof WCop-Sir: At your request, wiilingi! give
you statement Of the effects Of your Hair KestorVe
up IN INV hair. commenced IL. us. when my hair Wa
quite gray and began To see its effect IN res'ons
the natural fluid 10 it, ii Immediately began 10 70
its native color. until IL is entirely restor ana rom
carefully watching its effects, am satisfied that - n.
only entirc, healthy in its effects, but that n iafnu
applied according to directions no lady VIII DC usaP
pointed. therefore cheerfuly recommend " 10 all my
friends and all who nave for such an article.
MRS. 4. BEARDSLEY.
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DIR. r.. =. EHRMANN,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
-. 1rl r.. EyansVille. la.U r -

Office Third street near the New Catholic CAasA-
2 WHAT is HOMEOPATHY! EXPLANATION.
HOMEOPATHY, from the Greek "Homoion'' anS
'sPathos" signifies the Medical System which
does attack the sound paris of the body perform
but medicines. in acerrdan with the maxia
..simia semiibus enrantur"-lke cured ty its like
which directly operate the affected parts and whi-.
produce when taken in large by persons
In health similar 10 those the disease "a ~
prescribed for We call his The new school, refornsA
or HoinsopaskFc $. stem, neShod OF psastise -
,ntn
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICI1NN.-
DRUGGISTS, ANDTIIE TCBLIC GEN.

MESSRS KEILEk q FAkNSsEY would respect.
W Iuy return thanks to ,heircusomers and the pub
lie generality for the liberal patronage which they have
and take this method Of informing
"a tnat they have purchased Of Mr.. Crsw
WA continue To carry the busines house
merry occupied b! him Main. between First and See--
ss ~hcre they will be pleased TO have their sndA
eau am examne their stock They have associated Mr.
sae hie Who has been for years the principal Clerk
~ NJ BELLS establishment who will be happy ut Ill
Times TO wait upon the old patrons, of the house, If
pnre drugs allow rates. and dating terms
any inducemcnt to the Merchants. Druggists and Ply
s'cans. we respectfully invite them call. have
on hand asock Of S25o00. Of well se'erted Drugs and
VIII DC constantly receiving additions To our preseut
supply, and hope to offer such Inducements TO WHOLE
SALE DEA LERS will supercede the necessity of
ther sisiti other Cities for the purpose Of purchasing
their SUPPLIES. = 49, -
jyl5 Ia-.lA - KELLER. FARNSLEY { co,
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CO.PAIsTNERsHIP.

DALED Hay; Oats and Shelled Corn, AIso 20, Con
IN sacks or loose kept constantly on hand and for
sale at the new Western Feed Store
a-ei GRANT e. co.
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Extract of a letter from r. Thorn, Sheriff OF 4
Lasaile County, M.
Professor o. J. Wood ~. .. . -.
Dear Sir: Yours of June alst. accompanied by bote
of your Hair Restorative. was received very soon
commenced using IT, and il has entirely restor
nv hair natural youthful color There Is CEN
siderable inquiry for the article, &c. - ,.r
Very respectfully yours, X. IhokN'-
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RElDTas FOLLOWtNG
CUT HIS TOE OFF


The evidence here given in favor of GARDENERS
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost incredible
to those who have tested s great hsafng powers
nevertheless We give itn Mr.. DoJge's words,
know il to bV true: f.- go = I
Mr.. WILLIS DODGE, living near Cy nthiana, Posey
county Ind. says that last WINTER about Christmas, while
engaged in choppiDg wood he his foot very bad
repaired to the house and got his bootog and found that
his great Toe cut OF: he sent eately for bot
tie OF GARDlNER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER, las he
had heard of its being used for fresh cuts) and having
put the toe back to its place using the Magic
Wound Healer, and in short time the pain and
ness all lcft he continued the of the Magic Wound
Healer and in a few weeks
u, y HIS TOE GROWED ON .aGALN!! .
nel er having infained or become sore.
Mr. Dodge he may be referred to to the bcnc.
ITS he received from the ofthe Magic Wound Healer
as he has used II in seyeral in his family, and says
II Is the best remedy for fresh cuts he used.
Numerous certificates could be given but think the
foregoing sufficient they show conclusive that
diners Magic Wound Healer riH cure fresh cuts, and
that fresh with the Magic Wound Healer will
NOT inaame OF become sore
IL r Preparee by r-. JAS. i. GARDINER.
Sold by Thomas Newman. Mount Vernon, Ind.
I" X. b. Hallock, Princeton,
" W0olsey ~ Linck. Evansville.
and by Country Merchants generally ebl7-omd5mw
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ArlDIN EBS'S

MAGIC WOUND HEALER!
This Is decidedly the greatest Remedy for the cure 81
Fresh Cuts aud Bruises that has ever
been before the Public.
Ii will cure Fresh Cuts. ..t r..
twill cure Frc.h Bruises.
Ut Ii viii cure Fresh Sprans.
49, .-e' 1t will cure Sore Nipples.
Ii will cure Chapped Hands. .
IL will cure Iunamcd Eyes
And all External Injuries.
READ TIE FOLLOWING p
'INESTiMONY. as regards the magical influence that
l. GARDiNER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER eKsrls
over Fresh Cuts: ...i-..
LETTER FROM fLLINOIS.
''r 81 q ~ b FAScY FARM, Frank lin Co. lll..l
August i5ih, 1853
Mr.. GkRDiSER:- t.
Sir: have had vour Magic Wounl Healer in my
family the last year, aud have used 10 in several
viii mention ono or two Of them In particular: Last
winter was chopping; aud my struck limb aud
glanced and struck ankle, which IL cut very bad.
used nothing else IL hut your Magic wouna Healer,
and IL was well in about two weeks Our little child,
which Is about eighteen months old. had very bad
breaking out its head-m, wife put nothing else il
but your Magic Wound Healer. aud il cured IL in few
days. have FUSED IL on horses, and il gives gen.
eral satisfaction Respectfully, yours.
GEORGE X. MAXWELL.
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HAVE w T. THE AGUE AMONG US!
VVAkE klER'S ROCK OIL. teaspoonful every three
l. hours in the absence of the feger, aud YOU will be
cured of Ague Same dose will cure Diarrloea dose
every hour for Choler Morbas--for Piles and Rheuna
tisn, dose , times day. and apply externally. For
Burns Worms and Group it is excellent remedy. For
Sore Eyes. battle times day. You can be cured OF
Coughs and Colds. White Swcllings, Old Sores and VI
GERS, Cancerous Affections. dc. &c., by its use. Ii HIS
cured hopeless Of Blindness and Deafness Good
for Biies Eruptions of the Skim litter and Female Dis
eases. NOWTHESE THINGS ARE so, and the rea.
son is-Nature made this OIL and made II RIGHT. Ii is
making aud friends rapidly tried all
the country IL is bottled in its Natural state and
IKE the old Kentucky OIL is used internally as well as
externally. l1'tt.' III 80
Get free Circular OF Directions OF the Agent-ex-
anime and try this wonderful remedy. safe and dis
appoints none. Price 50 cents.
EVERY VESTlGE of the dreadful Disease. Scrofula.
can De completely eradcied in time and ut less cost
or inconvenience TO the patient than with any other
remedy. rI n 80 ',---- - :. - n
me neaithful balm from Natures secret spring.
me bloom of health, aud life, 10 will bring;
Astrom her depths the magic liquid flows 500
r, 10 chm our sufcriirss, and assuage our woes.
ms Petroleum is obtained from well Pittsburgh
a., iv ieel below the earth's surface. For sale by
hELLER FARNSDEY d. co WOOLSEY 81 LINCk.
ana HALLoCk SToDDARD, Evansville.
..,..g ...- Il. NJ. LYON. Fo1t Wayne,
ocl4d&w Proprietor
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COtF a HOUSE AND RGSTAHAUI.
Water Street, merit Insurance Company Erans re la.
IENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
taurat in the three story brick house, between In
Co. Office aud the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
vpin the best STYLE and he is prepared TO receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best His Bar will he Ppiied h the ehSsO-,
liquors. Wines aud Ales, which, with other refreshments
nc will up in the approved sty and at all
hours of the day. Mr.. will always keep good
riety of the best brands of Cigars.
Attached to the house is a BOWLING SALOON with
Alleys, and every accommodation requisite
such place.
Also a BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with India Rubber cushions, and Saloon lit up with
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RAsrS Mrcn. August 9. 1853.
This to certify that was quite gray and
my hair thin upon the top of my head that feared It's
entire loss. In this condition applied for and obtained
bottle of Prof Woods .Restorave, and before had
used one quart bottle the gray hair had entirely disap
peared aud thad thckened up to be full as us
al, and ID assumed beautiful glossy appearance, apPa
rently beautiful than it was before. do,
cheeruly recommend 10 all those ladies who
value beautfu head of hair. will also state that
il now occasionally Tor its healthy aud beauiifying ef
fccts. SARAH J. BhONN.
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~ There are many young gentlemen, well as plen
~ of old who-e eads turning gray which gives
the former good deal Of uneasiness, and exposes the
age Of the latter. To avoid these little perpexities we
al wise such OF readers Professor Woods Hair
Restorative which will in the Of few weeks.
the whitest hair to s natural color. Ii does not
dye the hair like most Of the hrir but pro-
gradual change ofcoor the roots of the hair
to the final end aud gives fine and GLOSSY appearance
We have many persons who have used IL success
full and who IL the only invention which has
up their idea of surc for gray heads "
We commenced using itabout two months since, and II
judge Of and beauty, ii made ut least
ten years younger. In fact, beginning tn look
quite young again. and feel very much like getting n
young wife, The change is miraculous, and t would be
difficult TO find hair as il woult be to fnd
an idea in the head of the Duke of Buckingham. We
know several OLD maids ana some young widows whose
locks just beginning to slvery hue, and who
have been talking seriously of resorting to this remedy
and we advise them not to delay longer. fails.
SO Louis Herald.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail at No. ia
Market street. under Nymans Hall, St. Louis, Mo.
For sale in Evansville, Wholesale and Retail. by
ovI56mdkw HALL0CK 81 STODDARD.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
ne undersigned has removed his stock of Groceries
Il from Water street, to the New Brick Building.
Soner oil Locust and Second streets As he designs to
Keep regular supply Of good articles appropriate 10
amy grocery, and to sell at the lowest prices
around him. - - + X an Il n ToN' J
sepI5 df - ar-I .-- ~ 'A - ~
LONES AND SILK MITTS-A large as
III, vi eniiemen's and Ladies' Kid, Silk and
lse uioves and Ladies' and Misses Long and comm ON
Six Mitts, which we would be happy to show.
CoLBURN IL HERSHBERGER,
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HANDKERCHIEF CRAVATSe
NUR stock is mpete In SILK Pocket Handker-
chiefs, cotton and Gil dyed do; plain black and
rich plaid Silk cravats Bingham nd silk and linen do
cambria Handkerchief from the Importers, Tor sale
low rs the lowest tsi 81. u t.. ~ ~.
ms2i a A0RGAN, KEEN d PRESTON.
UMBRELLAS AND PAR ASOLS.
FINE assortment Of gingham and cotton Umbrellas,
~ and fancy figured cotton. Bingham and silk Para
soils. Of new Spring styles, for sale at = 4
mh2l MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON'S. =
THE NEW YORK CIR YS,rAL PALACE,
A FAILURE!
MOT that an say the Exhibition in New York
IN a fIilurc there were very handsome things
through the whole country and particularly Esr York
great that many Storekeepers intended to make
fortunes yearld in heavy stocks Of the finest and
best Goods-and consequently. that our heancioving
people did like spend their money by the bushcI
sad home and many of those fortune had TO
fail, and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York. who Is ALWAYS the lock
out for good bargains toners well know, had
couple weeks agp, good chance To buy whole stock
OFFANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
mt far reduced prices, which offer sell low
n any thing here before -I,- q
The articles, too numerous TO mention, only will
do in part viz: line assortment OF .rr
| LINENS; -s.-.s4 81 - .s..-s...- ...
DeLAIAEs, plain and printed; os..-. . "A.
JACONETs: ..l .~rsaa So.
| SWISS MUSLINS; ~
| rr-.-f .-a. CURTAIN MUSLINS;.
KIDGLOvES;
| - t rfFt-ff DRESS SILKS;
| .... g. ... SllAWLS,
ENGLISH HOSIERY; -.1
| FINE FLANNEIS; ,.ssaE sac
,uaus aN-pri, BLRACHRD NUsLIys,
L
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Thefollowing rdcates speak for themselves, aste
gentlemen whose signatures are attached are known to
thousands: fH-r ...an Tr 80
ST. Louis, September 90, 1S53.
DIR. o. J. Wood-Sir have used nearly two bottles
Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory Ii has entirely destroyed all dandru from
head and restored hair to its original color which
had become quite gray "a WIN. TRU ESDAlL.
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-s.sss ST.. Louis. September %, 1888.
Dear Sir: By the advice Of friend of mine, who had
been usng Hair Restorative, was induced to try u,
discovering, to my great ACCOMPLISHMENTS that my friend
hair which, when last him before, very gray,
had been peiely restored 10 its original color having
as hIc glossy appearance as 1t had when knew him
twenty years ago. -.... -.
Icommcnced using the Restorative aboui five weeks
ago, aud perfectly convinced that il will produce the
desired effect. ithayng restored the color of my hair,
than half Of which white 10 precisely the same
it when wastwenty years DID, with tho same heal
thy aud glossy appearance have hesitation in re
ndng it 10 my friends aud the public generally.
believing that il used accordingly directions they will
mott disappointed Yours, very respectfully,
y. Il. HOLMAN.
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DEMOVED.-Theu undersigned has removed To the
house of Mrs. Dr. Traon three doors the Sher.
wood House, opposite the Mansion Of NJ. Ross ESQ or
First Street. or Doctors AnenHe. ~ =
Office at the old stand on First doors above Main
where he may be found at all times unless professionals
engaged. -Ue2Sl J.R WILCOX M n
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
TIME.

Squarder !. not, wealth canno, pur- chase one solitary hour, or lengll,en out .lifs's short period one short hour, and yet how thousands use it with ,houghless prodigali'y, as if it's last sands could never run out. Thus il is with all gra1cs of men, high and low, rich and poor, roble and mean, whelh- yr we play, labor or sleep, or dance, or study. ihe sun passe,h and the santis run. Nay, though we do nothing, time keeps hls constant pace and R;es as fast ia idleness as n employ .neni.-- An hour of vice is as long as on hour 'of. virtue, but the difference which fol- lows npan good actions is infinite froM that of III ones.
 Let is reflect upon the real value ol time and so use it, that it may redoundl to onr present pad future happiness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
Norfolk Dve-LaWs.

UOTED-T That if the owner of any Cattle of V swo yeav vd sed upwards, shati salie: ihs srme 10 gp at large. Qpi of his er her iDelosOre, sf,ev the k,sl day o( Eehruasy. 1854, besweeN the kOnF ot 2 0cl0sk r. M. And sunrise, shal f0Fteit and pay t0 any psfsoa ~ho shall take gp and inn- pou.id the same. the sum oF Twenty.Fi,e cents iov each head oi Cutie Of the age alorcsaii for esch lime they shalt Dc 70 f,und at large oOt of he owners iaclosAre and % taken up That it shal! b. the du.v of the flaywafds snd is shall he lawful sar any Freeman to impound any Cattle ss found ou, of he owHef's i0closlso end at large; and tle pOInd-keepee shAa receive the saWe compea:sssun and have the some powsfs 70 are granted by the ssa.u,e laws of this State e eltil cd Pounds" Provided. that 10 ne0aliv incurred under .his Bye Law shall exceed Three DOllAFs.
 And the owners af said ratrie co impornded ahall mt receive the same ffnm the pound UNlil they shali have paid the .pePsoA so impOundiaR saho same lho sasnnnt of foFfeilaee, and lo tha R0an keeper his fees and expenses for keepiag said Caltle. e h other cases of creatures i'm pounded
 This Bye-Law ehali be h Esgee far one year from iho 6ssi of February. 1854
 Aisn Voted, That lhis Ryo.l1aw ee pDhsished in ths LsTcuEIKED ENoyiRAR at ls6st EInF geeks suneeaeiveIV. previous iA inc 6Esg of FekFunTy, 1858. CeFlilfed lrm Record.
 VIM. K. PECK, Town Clerk.
 NcEEolk, Dec. 9th, 1853. @