Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
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IYo liends Yere. pscTsing cone>
q young lady named Joy, .Whom ting
1 tho bit very bsautifd L Hut Wiib re sne6
IQhiH decidedly aveFss u, chahrlle cher
mine niOnc said, - II 10. stanxl &h,t
she does not marry. RI ~ 81, sass - Nt:s
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FWhyhot, pray?n ~ ~
Because her isyoritc poet forbids Il.
Does not Keatsssay. "A thing Of beauty i
q Joy forever. 4 KS {
"Mysiove, 'asaid Boyle to liis. vito,
'"!twhy is "a Laplander like on umbrellsn
ker D'ye give j. Mp? Cause he, de.
!; riyes his support from the rain. dear
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Pete, ore you into them swcot-meals
mo, marin; then, swqel-mea.s Is Into
mo.
There is . lady iii Albany--wlo pro.
fesses to- considerable experience who
lscontcnds that q kiss Oh tl,e7 forehead do,
notes reverence for the Intellect; kiss on
| the cheek, that the donor ii impressed
with the beauty Of TIE kissed one: but,
TINT kiss imprinted cn the lips showa
loYe.F 1 e,.s 57ss Enft5
Somebody says That woman abandcns
heropirion tho moment her husband
Eadpptssit;escn in church, the women sing
anIoctayo higher than tile mon. In order
mot " agree with them ii anything. We
don't believe II. ska !
t'Pray, sir, said Judge angrily. 70
lbluntloid Qaaker, from who no direct am
swer could be obtained, ''doyou know what
We sit here .for??" Yes verify I do, aid
lthe Qaaker; t'three II you fer four dollars
sadha day, and the fat one III tho middle
for four. thousand 4 year." \.
s'It is well oleayo something for thoss
who come after d, rs the gentleman
said who threw a,barrel IN tho way Of j
conssablewho was chasing him.
IA PIcTuRE.--A tall ladder leaning
against i hopse--a negro at the top, andR
Fhog scratching himself against tho bot.
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CANT MErTiHa ASEcDofr At I camp
meeting, . number Of ladies' continued
standing on The benches. notwithstanding
frequent hints from the minister 70 eit
down. a reverend old gentleman. noted
for bis good humor, arose and said:
81 think Il these ladiess.andingon tho
benches knew they had holes u their
stockings they would ~ down.
This address had che desired caect--
there was an immediate sinking into the
feats; A young minister . standing y behind.
4, ooh .brot6er Nov copld NJ, &, tI.tp.,
..sav map, said IN ali ocntlenan.
~ ( f.ct III thev hadn't boIes Il ths;.
stoclings I'd lilo q know how thcv 81
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Nor DEAD YEr.-M Mrs. Jamison was .
Isprightly old lady, in her hnndredth year.
who had long been promising her hand
some fortune to-her nephew. He had
1waited for il half a century, hoping daily
TO have the pleasure of closing her dying
1eyes, and lingering her money. Every
might, # he heard the slightest sound iii
The house, hc FASTENED 70 her door, inthc
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thc. first day ofApril, YOU fool, You. I
Il ain't dead yet! IT, 7a' III
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Us. W VIZ Woranless ooys 2 VS. present aay.
i are-one who can charm rlb' Vol by wisdom,
\ and Good adyice--ratbertflan with porson.
4 alattrnetions. What Ia vou think an end