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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-08-28


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Nv n \, 4 NM N Hh6s ipceptes sibls III. " |
q \ n WI AskpexIsas ~
corn Readers look Nv oyer I the 4 new s ~
sissmeatss yoa viii ~ sjbat there i |
\ rhs l 4 !. IN purchase Hardwsrs some
'vays lhis 1ids y, Anthony and 81 4, Paul.
That ents Prising town Anoka hay II
Hard ars Store. and w de not kpow
Why my articls u that Inc cannot b
furnished y - - lair ! rate 10 .he ssp|
river country - q any other place We
would say 70 al who wish 10 purchase
Hardware, call and examine Mr.. Smith y
Steck md prices. Are there any Dry
Good Steresin Ancka | Any Lawyers1
Are there over half dozen there who
read newspapers
We wish III % recolIect that the
Rroslisrman - essentially ~ Up coun-
~ paPer. II i does nct speak of all,
sections and of an the enterprising towns
no. being built vp above 81. Anthony,
- much - might - expected, the fault
cannot alone BE- laid u the conductors
of IA paper, The Editor canno, Be
expected ~ know every thing that i
lranspiring il ne grea1 country above
81. Anthony. We have opsned our
columns % I'll e speak of their pariicu-
lar sections and towns. This paper vas
established with .hs object mainly ~
view To- give the Upper Mississippi an
organ through which 10 disseminate
knowledge abroad il relation to he i'd
1antagss of iits locality u
4 Now. are thers not some ii different
towns Who will take the trouble 10 write
about those towns and the immed iass
cosnttyI arounds them i II they would
~ -, We might have not only ~ inter-
ssti6g paper, but they would render us
Important aid il carrying out The object
,ad y siss III ablishiag lhe Fraaii<,
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Dss' 'n'ng 'na' cou'o = oone win ner:
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9, sanh nap'os ana - Ansnony trade
80 Nv sn''Is'y Z, 'oo muen wafer
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p''u' y, - u. I'VE som 8. 'n''sy m''es y
10y miles, there probably J. ''os lessI
t 8 .four ieet water r 'hesrhannel = |
sne lowest stage & ne river r.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-08-28

l3. naAlied ttIe l0R Il q leH tIle lifSi Ber foI
nuke tn boat Win si HUI 10 Roat MI
iaaehinery down II tsy estl sasss.t; So.r.s|
|lsusi hundred miller fuvahsr. Ir.l Bsso-
[|prss lsppits three ON NJ water u, ti,e
|riysr " IA Crossing, VI II. lowess ssaRe.
.ssd ,,o 'shsrs ~ tlian ihres 1sel from
There II ne ssttletnsut. Nv HI V " riiyerl
AZ stsasa 'boating when Win the
IfaaksssI INV II II M
A 4 ~ almost forgot " men.ioii ths
mort important llii6g IN thu wiols trip.
Az nsat morning aflsrthsi;r
e,arriysl ~ Graham PO,int, some one
4iscovsrsd il III distance. u III - stke
Isye could react. u dark speek, u 81
~ horizon. which I'M experienced W.
"a the prairie hunter u one once dstec,sd
- y !aaiaIsl n some sott some tiio't
Al 4 Bar, sons Y Moore, None .us-
Ipected II could Be BuGaIb, u II !, N,
qoitesou. of the range ii these animals,
snd i VA not usual u iind them alone
Ion re boandless prairie. n
A haIf breed. n | 4. erisnssd hunter.
|shouldered his gun and started 81 ID
reconnoitre. The animal seemed 70 81
feeding leisurIy along down The river 's
/ m lhh direction III the company. The
hunter soon discovered that the I eam a
~ nothing less than'l ! Buffalo Bun u
Immense SIZE but nothing daanted liz
cautiously approached him fo wind u ard
II the Bill was grazing ], q md throwing
lEihissseif AZ upon the ground, ~ he
kidg VI ~ prairie l;lled' III head u snuff
|'shs ~ y y ~ their casson u d., to ses|
Ethst 81 dsag pProashsz. u u IL
parsed az ground. hall ayfally snd
|hstf n nser. y II ready M reneon-
I'M II lhssnan u lbesst. N N
M M M hsn,s MN NM III III
ntn1 III SIfi5cfentIy
l l IN Win q MIN.
I'M sll sent M d n ,1's -.
IA singls bound lbs VI l bsI iiii feIl IL
Itlie ground, never more 10 rise. III
lak ld,gs biz a,nours and his /. war
fafes we're ended. and forever. So H.
rent VIVA The hunter upon securing his
fFsy that scarcely hadtha animal touch
|sd The ground ereia second repors sof his
Ieaif WIS heard, and I second bullet was
lodged II the bodyof biz viclim. But Il
wassneedlsss, tha life-blood wasI flowing
~ IA Ne nude % Effort q rise rom
The ground 5EEt
~ Ter The return offhe hunter, Messrs.
Basupre md Chevrefiis accompanied a,id
him with cart 10 where fl,e mDurde,r;ous
Esct was committed. q, what 4 ne ctacleI
I.et til'ir wondering gaze. There. III
aniniai Bit \ lev moments before nee
A ~ MI " brsaihed, paving Md
sta'alpg fhe ground, disdaining Ill lear.
weighing lulI fifteen hundred pounds,
lay prosirlts IND harmless before Them
y victim III y ~ tis erasl.y ~ Nun
eaupre IN = much III the|
| y \ \ Az pleased and boiling |. pa ii,
fiallt tsdsaxored ~ brinu II to Sauk|
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-08-28

Rasss IA MAl1l,, ssI
olx sllow ciiiize
Z I'M III. WOOD.
= -
81 G0Dp iTit4
81 az Heard from, III eIscsions ii
Kenlpck VT .Jidld5g sho.w thai The
democracy II thai Staie ire true !, Il q ihe
Union, aad that tie Fiilipops Knov No
Thing faction i Ias, dwiasI;ng av ~ io-
- iinsignihcance. q
The leading old line Wh;gs-.he
Henry Clay Whiga ~ warmly advo-
eating the election of Buehanan. aud
Breckenridge. 3. Clay, son, s.of
Henry Clay. M consented u attend i
Democratic meeting at the Tippecanoe
Battle ground, Indians aud has alread
made q excellent speech for Buchanan
a Maysyille. Mr. Dixon, Senator from
Kentucky, also = old line Wing DC he
4 strictest sect, has also ayowed bis
discrimination . vote To- Buchanan.
The late election il Arkansas shows IL:
% the triumph of the Democracy II la,
State The Know Noihiags did their,
best to elect their men, hui mi ID win.
The election. il Missouri sre alao ast-|
tering e The cause 81 Dspos II md
lls'' un ai pis.Iaiep A. spa6lis N
Ii hand n n spd mi nm B n
bringing Al sober min iii died aset, "a s. lIes
danger the Union would IS III. Il ,le
Gossrnment were ii their hands md
the people of the Union have thorough
! walked up u the importance 81 doina
good work for the success of Bucha nan
md Breckenridge Il The coming Presii-I
DENTAL election. That they viii bsI
elected ~ = triumphant msjoriiy ID he
Offices " r resident ana vice Presidenl,
of The Republic, II seemsa - u, Il ~ J
honest MAJ can for one moment doubt.
50 mole 4 Be-.
sk ]: 81 I |,
- The Rev. Mr.. Marshsll. 81 IT,
hyetts, Indiana. il cclnpsay Win two
~ three other gentlemen. pasasd her
on Wednesday last, Il yosie from. Lake.
Soperior a 81 Paul. Mr. blatshslI I.as
visited our place before, M NJ ,hsn
4 h N npw delishsed VI, 1 ths TERRI
tory and especial Win the Upper Nl;s-
siissipp: II - TIP - u KEN o ssers;l|
his health q insigorats IS eonss;tot;do
iinpsirsd NJ lsl sttsckt i IN ssySfI
md sg'is. l|liIlj 'IIss.ls as n Indiana b
sFossiu Sasasins orts A Z, 1isssnes II
eight 81 fsn iniies shsl a. ~ made IN.
ihoi'es desperate ssfa<l bsts Ths nv
seDtleman Icsgls m 100 si,aa 60.
s.en ssl'r.lna A. 4 il ~ Mr.
~ u. opr iny ID Is Il IT, nv M a e,agl
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lacrilics vsry artl II ~ 8|li1 =
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-08-28

tspt sitissns ol jill q
h1ys III ~ ' s,pp;sF i,ss N II Il Ne.
iug df Beauprs 6at I I'M flS
siaes hisseeara. IA ~ gsshsE ~
~ followihgs inforaa sion IA Il lo
~ sfiP. sadl ishe coanlry isols EsS
c 4 on RAJ River eas ||!!I| =
I,;-illi yRilss Ss.!l sL;s u i
in ~ Sank River, twenty y
there's ~ i lopt of land, but III g g q
claimed, md aeitied 81 along IN reslte.
md some fns farms ara being d !
Teams ~ duly passiag over 4 M.
md people from this md Abe places
arrive there occsaionall midi pqaire
4 theycan 90 beyond silh carr,aees y
surprising Jhst they havs CT a the end
'sof good road This- u ~ pd1rssl
part of The whole route u Rad River ].
Lake Henry. ten milis beyoad. she
Sauk River Crossing, y ! beautiful
sheet of saler, veil slkis1ed with timber.
Several families are locllnd there. Que
.ssfa them has already bsqfsen lis1y ssres,
of = good lind - - y found n
the north DC this, ilement, some four.
~ I've miles, several othsf ri miles hs1e
teken elaians. md ~ openliing farms
This sestlensn. il \ ill., sdgs III { eroye
Of timber slIistiag 4ths pra;sa. over which
the read runs Ia timber bsiag u pain
view along The whole route from Sapk
River crossing al distance III ma
Luke Henry Mn Nh, II 4 q spcbs psina
III MILF, n ssxoad hi ~ |. Islls
George 'hlres lsa,ili enly hive AN.
IA possession of sl,e lind hoat siisl
lake, Hers Nh Y = l| w
\ & !! .E III a
u Az.
Es n q ~ "a akipg HI
themselves apd IN ehildrsn. y nh
c 3 l that il ! ysry short tins ,lssy
will have Insishbora oeheir hearts !. con
4 50 !! n \. our view they are right Ia
n IA the Prediclion TINT u ~
years ft.en shis date claims viii Il !.
sssrce ,l,st region. il not % tlls FL ~
iirs route u Grsham's Point, u Inv
Inow ~ II this vicinity. Fifteen miles
beyond Lake George brings u u White
Bear Lake ! Tho iand around th;s iake
y ssfy fich, and there II ! grea, ab.i -
dance u timber. some nv iniiss H.
yond ahis en- ~ road "a passes MI eed,.
Islasd. lrayipg u some ,hres s. i,,or
niles n Ire s.l.,ih III Isiand i 1 III u
sculaf grove u timber u about lsasI IL Il I
mile u diameter |, s,lrrounded W.. liae
level pralris ihs groudd being E gll;Rhsly
elevated md ,bs riippiing ~sasFs Il IL ! !.
beautiful laks, eysr par hi, ~ d M, Is
We 81 4 md srslchink IVA 'i IL t 1IS
didl.nes ~ combine y y make II IL. III u
snchaaIat i ii S y d Is fs u
IN A. a si,Sit di III beyond ia I.
IN il & safikcs IN % coaisi N hi ~ II
and Hill fof soilias iSsr 81 NV a,i;ii ~
lhs ~ ibsI,,aslink lElIIl|
Elakss hssin u = n airis M n NJ M
IN aiiaf Oh z ll1 - ;ii1a n, 'l|
a Nh ||I|
isssee ~ y | &
~ II s w. mn mn r
sssrly I'M Me- s. 4 ~ & IN 1aa aIl ys
timber M .ip.las = ~ nv =
rs. Y 4. - i ssl r.
\ NJ \ Il y s
sfossii 4 isefs II ''s 9
||lll r. 49, < ssissn ,re NJ
i. u y y \ h AN \ y n d 4 ~
asa ~ sipss II
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-08-28

Nor vERI ANGUls ~ New
!. York I. Tribune, impudent and unscrupu-
lou - 1 y. darss not express much con-
idence u the ssccess ~ the blscks il
shs fresidential election Il evidently
desire. y prepare IL followers 1or !
disastrous defeat Il says b
!" We mean y work - till elsrtioI.
ND expscs oshsrs ~ - - bat Nh -
lsrence rat6sr X ,hs slsriion a ! a.
sosls Congress. 81 ND
Hsre ~ hsre ths ~ sssrst x III
blark republican spread N Il \, = essix ii
VA Senate slkelions jhsl i NJ NJ
hoPe to effect NJ IN noiiss. - oniis
aiee they ~ nos saa i'm w n
ligsht aaa smd nm y slzet I
lsreraont hi ths Ile ~. II: y y $3.50
pot exert thsGsssl yss tlis b w snrv AZ
6ssssss a. slss,ion Z Bssks u o.; u I,
lsain. Thsy ~ Y ksuls |llabas,ss ~ IL
kiod y tlsir MN sns ~ ScsjsI
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The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
NQTICE.

TNO traders and others doing business requir
l. ing license. Notice is hereby given to all
persons doing any Of the following named species
of business in the county Of Placer, that the pay
mnnt of license therefor is required by law:
Selling any Goods. Wares, Merchandise Wines
and Distilled Liquors, Drugs or Medicines.
Keeping Billiard Tables, Ten Pin Alleys.
Theatrical Performances, Screnaders and Con-
cert Singers
Caravans, Menagerics, Circus, Slight of Hand
Exhibitions.
Jewelry or Wares of Precious Metals.
Livery Stables, letting for hire Horses or Car
riages.
Buying and selling Gold Dust Bills of Ex-
change.
Notes. Bonds and Stocks of individuals, or
States, County or incorporated company stocks,
or other evidence of Indebtedness
And notice is further given, that pursuant to
the order of the Board of Supervisors all persons
found engaged in any Of the kinds of business
above named, ten days from the date hereof,
without license, will be prosecuted as the law
directs.
NJ. E. MILLS, District Attorney.
June 21St. lS56.-2W
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
I Know a Little Fairy.
know a little fairy.

| know little fairy,
With soft black shining hair;
That loolleth so bewithingly
AS it shades her brow so fair;
Her laugh is 50 delicious
So knowing, sweet and clear
YOU d never dream of thinking
There was danger lurking near.
Her dress is plain and simple,
Giving rOundness to her form
y touch of something gentle
a witching, winning charm;
And when she sits down by YOU
With quiet easy grace,
\ on Il never dream of thinking
There was danger in her face.
Her voice is soft, mclodious--
And lutc-like in its tone:
And it often fingers in our ear,
AS we sill and muse alone,
And her smile breaks ont so gladly
SO sunny, bright and clear
Iou'd never dream of thinking
There was danger lurking near.
Oh. listen, yet be careful
'Tis very dangerous part;
Her lips distil the nectar
That doth enslave the heart:
That soft mild glance, that sparkling eye
Sweet sunny smile-take care!
You may never dream of thinking,
But there's danger lurking there!
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
Transference of Vitality.

Parents and aged persons-aIthough these
latter exhibit a remarkable tondness for sleep
ing with chidren-should be careful not to
permit young persons to rcpose in the same
bed nor in the the same apartment with the
emaciated or aged, for the transfercncc of
vitality from the young to the old is not a
nursery tale, but a serious one and too often
a fatal fact. Children who are habitualy
placed in contact with the aged however
vigorous before such disposition was made
of them, become wan, sick y, contract diseas-
es which properly belong to persons in ad-
vanced life, and if the contact is continued,
die from pure vital exhaustion. Their fresh
and positive magnetism is thus absorbed by
negative or non magnetic persons, to the
benefit Of the latter, and the injury of the
former. The life of the aged may be pro-
longed by this means-at the expense of the
existence of the young. Many of the chill
dren who die annually are thus prematurely
cut off Parents should know this important
fact, and at once correct the evil, if unhap-
PLY it exists in their families.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
State of California, County of Plac

State of California, County of Placer.
TN the District Court of the lth Judicial Dis
l trict. S. W. Lowell having filed his petition in
said Court praying to be admitted to the benefit
of the act entitled An act for the relief of In
solvent Debtors and protection of creditors" APP
proved May 4th, 1852. The creditors of said
petitioner are hereby notified to appear before
the District Judge Of the llth judicial District at
the Court House. in the town of Auburn. Placer
county on Monday the 2lSt day of July, \. D..
1856, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, to show cause, if any
they can. why the prayer Of petitioner should
not be granted. y. S. GRANT,.
June 2lst, 1SjG.--'jw Clerk.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12

ONE OF THE SOLDIERS OF '78.-Sarah Phil,
brook, of Hardwick, VT, the widow ofa Revo
lutionary soldiers, and whose age is 94 years,
made and sold last season from two cows six
hundred pounds of butter, besides milk and
butter for family use Mrs. Philbrook had no
assistance except what is rendered by her boy,
who is not quite seventy years old, and who.
dose not intend to marry while his mother is
able to do the work.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
DECLARATION NOTICE.
State of California, County of Placer, S


nN the 9th day of June. A. d. 1856, before me
~ personally appeared Sibyl Edwards, wife Of
Daniel Edwards, of Placer county, Township No.
G. State of California, and declared that from and
after this date. she intends to carry on the bust
ness of keeping Boarding House, and mining in
general, in her own name and on her own account,
and that from and after this date she will be in
dividually responsible for all debts contracted by
her whilst carrying on said business. and that the
amount of capital employed does not exceed five
thousand dollars.
SIBYL EDWARDS.
Acknowledge sworn and subscribed to before
me, this 9th day Of June, A. d. 1886.
DANIEL CRIBBS, j. =.
je14 3w Placer county, Township No 6.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
Administrators Notice.

TN the the matter of the estate of Johnson II.
/ Culbertson, late of Placer county, deceased
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said
Johnson II. Culbertson, and to all persons having
claims against said estate to present the same for
allowance with full and satisfactory vouchers
within ten months after the date hereof to the
undersigned at his residence at Beal's Bar, Placer
county, California.
Il. j. SCHELLHOUS,
June 23 I85G-4t Administrator.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
w OODE n w ARE!

EpASkETS, &c. including Brooms, Tubs. Pals.
I'D Wood and Zinc Wash Boards, Chopping
Trays, Rolling Pins, Barrel Covers, Clothes Pins.
Clothes and Market Baskets, Shoe, Scrub and Dust
Brushes. hair and wire Selves Cotton and Linen
TWine, Bed Cords, and Clothes Lines, with every
other article belonging to the WOOD AND WILL
Low WARE business, at the lowest wholesale
prices, by W. HAWXIIURST,
ll2 and II Front, near Washington street,
San Francisco.
p 81 am still doing business in the same old
wooden building, at a very low rent: a saving of
expense which about all goes to the benefit of my
customers; and Merchants who do not, at least
call and see me before they buy elsewhere cannot
be wide awake to their own interests jel4 6m
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
RE ID u TION OF PRIC E S !
HOTEL DE T. UNION.

COURT STREET, AUBURN, PLACER COUNTY
YNHE above named Hotel is situated in a,zzzA
Il the most central position for bust @@sa@@H
ness men and the travelling community, &G9@s=s
and is conducted upon the French style. The
sleeping apartments are cleanly and comfortable.
The Bar is furnished with the best of liquors,
cigars &c. PETER p. HON.
Auburn June I, 1S5G.-3m. Proprietor
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12

HAsrY.-A gentleman recently addressed
passionate billet doux to lady, to which
was attached the following postscript: "Please
to send speedy answer to this as ! have
somebody else in my eye
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12

1t is said that Yankee baby will crawl
out ofhis cradle, take survey of it, invent
an imbrovement, and apply for a patent be-
fore he is six months old.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
INDECENT SICK.

NOTICE is hereby given that applications
~ made for the admission of INDECENT Sick to
the County Hospital must be made to the Board
of Supervisors, or to the Supervisor of the Dis
trict in which such applicant may reside.
By Order of the Board of Supervisors.
June 2S lS56.-tf
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12

The difference between aschoolmaster and
an engine driver is, that one minds the train
and the other trains the mind.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
TERMS;

Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one
year, $500; six months $500; three months $780,
enc month sl,O0; single copies, twenty five cents
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
FOR ADVERTISING:

One square of TEN LINES, or more than live, iirst
Insertion $500; each subsequent insertion $3.50.
For half square of FIVE LINES, less So 90; each
subseq uent insertion S1,00.
:1S- Liberal deductions made to monthly adver
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12
JOB PRINTING.

Large additions have recently been made to the
Job Office, and work of all descriptions Will be
executed in superior manner.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12

A good education is a better safeguard for
liberty than standing army or severe laws.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-12

THE Four POINTS OF THE COMPASS MA
TRlMoN1AL.-An Eastern editor says that
man in New York got himsefnto trouble by
marrying two wives.
A western editor replies by assuring his
cotemporary that good many in that section
have done the same thing by marrying one.
A northen editor retorts that quite num-
Der of his acquaintance found trouble enough
bv barely promising to marry without going
any further.
A Southern editor says that friend of his
was bothered enough when simply found in
company with another mans wife.
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LOWERING ONES DIGNIrf, ,-"Ah," said a'
miSchievous wag to lady acquaintance of
the snob aristocratic order, 81 perceive, ma
dam, You have been learning a trade
"Me learning trade" replied the naughty
dame, looking daggers at him, "No indeed
YOU are very much mistaken'
"Oh," said the wicked wac, 81 thought by
the look Of your checks that You had turned
painter"
RETURN OF OLD FAsmoNs.-All who have
watched the history of fashions in dress, mus
have observed that certain fashions long ex
cluded, are coming into vogue again, We
have all noticed the gradual return in Europe,,
to the full skirts and hoped pettcoats of a
former gcncration-and now we see, amongst
our young ladies' what has been in disuse ever
since thor mothers were Young ladies'. We
alude to the broad, stiff, silk ribbon belts or
bands, which when we We're boys, bound every
lovely waist, but which have long since been
discarded for polka waists and other bcwitch
inc inventions. to conceal and yet define the
female form divine One Of our largest estab-
ishments informed us thata lot of these splen--
did belt ribbons, which had been laid aside and
forgotten for many years and just come to-
light were now in great demand. So that eaclp
lover as he sees the dainty waist ofhis inamo-
rata encircled by one of these renstated cine
tire de IeduS may eXclaim, if he remembers
the coupIet:
"Gvc me but what this ribbon bound,
\ nd o;n 1ln1sn tln u,or1l
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VOLUME 4.
THE PLACER HERALD.

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