The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-26

The orphans qailcrins heart, md stays ihe widow
tears. .NANsg03 sGHipAuBRHY DE WERE.
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A PtcFyRE OF ,LAzsNrss, The follow
ing Unique sketch from n, w. Beecher's
HLectures to Young Men, may be reat
with profit We think: aiii1a a'E
sin aaoantoflazy mon, + shonit ex
pect 10 find crazy houses. shingles and
weatherboards knocked OF; doors hinge
less, and 'ali a.creak; windows stuffed
with rags,ha,s3 pillows. llnstead Of flo
wers in SIMMER and walks IN winter,
every sldeJof the house w,aid swarm
with vermn iarhod weataetl-and with
staryeling pigs IN cold; fences would be
curosities Of lazy contrivance, aud gates
hung with ropes, Of lying flai in The mud. !,
Lank cattle would follow every loaded
wagon ,s1pp eating a morsel, with, famine
in their looks. Children wopId be tag
ged, dirty, saucy; The school house deser,
ed;the jail fill; the church sill ent: the
gtog shops noisy, and the blacksmn h, the
carpenter and the sadJler, would do
their principal work at taverns. Law
yers would reign; 'constablcs nturish,
aud HINT sneaking criminals; burly JUS
tees, Gas their Interests might dIciaie,)
would conniye al compromises, or make a,
commitment. ITbe9p 9peace-ofIieers would
wink at aumults, arrest rioters in fun, and
drink with tbemin good earnest. Good
men vouldsbei obliged 70 keep dark, bad
men would swear. fight. and rule the
town, sRubiic days would he scenes Of
confusion, and end in rows; elections
would be drunken, illegal, boisterous
sad braialRot5lo1 nj aeiisaq eid gaiailg|
tFeIgh OF PRocEEpINes At Law
Higgins ss Wiggins-W Virgins ads. ads ~ =
Higgins .Dsed9 8 aomlss mn ,e,,,a
,Deslsratjonr-psfen endlaantn pulled plan
hhs nosssaJ iq9sSIq aid bar ,nbas oil Il
,Plea,-r Ypp lie. :; ,oa nsak n,,s..l
Notice. Take notice, that on the
trial of The above cause, this defenden'
will insist upon and give in, evidence,
uader the general issue, above pleaded,
that before, and at, and after, the time
ofsaid supposed pulling, the, nose IF said
plaintiff was then and there Of unreason
able, and ,impertnent length, thereby
inviting and jdstifying such pulling as
above. said.
And this defendant will insist upon
and giJe9in eyidenceg that at and before
the said 1tme,y when, etc, this defendant
requested and admonisbcd said plaintiff
tolp.otect said nose from being pulled,
BY isoapihg the same: 8 which reasonable
request of this defendant, this defe ndant
well hoped would be complied with.-
Nevertheless, 9thc said plaintiff, ,,94not
regarding, ETC., but wickedly and fraudu'
leniiy eontriyingo and intending crafiily
and subtlyD to iajure and orpress this de-
fepdant 1 in the premises, wholly, and
utterly refused land neglected TO soap
said nose o. any part thereof. is Where
fore dis defendant, as he lawfully might
do, peaceably and quietly laid hands
npeoan lie said nose Of said plaintiff and
tyeaksd the same with all imaginable
t.nderness. a1pi Ass5a ~ blo ri
Replication.=-You lie.
Reioinden-Y You lie.
Reioinder lyon lie.gIG YaG
odlOpinion-Pe9 Guriam = You lieaon
ibo,h sides.olssa s}ifld uaisyib.das. VA
ofthe dJury.--We Of The, jpry|
can make neither head nor tail Of Tire |
tna,ter Lrfs1 eotodlnner. ,hagos
nsgo.l 10 sai.---., gi,Ik |
100 OdLonEp CANDY ~ The Albany Regis
Ger states that on ahanalysis ofthe green
and red kcolofing matter of candy, stbey|
are found 70 be- composed of deadly
theformer is madeupof arseni-
ate OF potash, and ahe latter generally Of
lead and mercury Several, cases among
children, which have resulted neatly lid
death, have recently occurred in that
CITY, ffoni eating green andreda candies.
The green is the most poisonous. and
one of the largest hearts lcolored nslthat
way,g was found on analyzatioa 10
contain enough arseni of potash 20
kill a child. 'aAa'4sk z
8lNAMEssoF PLANTs. 1.-The importance
of having all plants, including fruit trees,
properly nameds even inlsmall gardens,