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Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
St. Paul, March !, 1855. n4ltf
BLAKEIEY AND BURBANK,

GTORAGE, Forwarding and Commission
- Merchants. Proprietors Of the North West,
ern Express Company Agents Tor the Galena-
Dunleith and Minnesota Packet Company, and Mef-
Mark Packages, s Care Of b. and b." ST.
Paul. n41tf
Aregular messenger viii be pnt on the ropie
Sauk Rapids early u the spring "
R. BLAKELEY, i. G. BURBANK
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The following article has been going
the rolnds of the press for some weeks,
but we have rsfrained from publishing it,
thinking there might be some ex xplanation
which would remove portion, at least,
of the clruge; bat have seenfaio such
explanation. Iastead of explaining oil
to disproye it, the Fremont
papers content themselves with abusing
the editors who publish it. The subjec,
has attracted SO mach attention. that Mr..
Biglerlhas offered . resolutioa III the u. S.
Senate, calling upon the President for the
papers in the case.
Oh, the beauty of nominating a sharp
speculator-a reckless adventurer. without
politics, statesnanship. antecedents, reru-
,ation or Irerit-to the responsible Office
of President of the Uaited States:
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JOHN G. FREMONT.
One trial row is over, John,
FL Sou,. :, ,oa,s,,ofi, -, tvnn = Z


One trial row is over John,
so Yous roaiina,io rs won,
You'll fll ont to, your sprrow, though.
80 lo,r tftuvles .ust began.
John, You nerer can be President,
Old Benton gives you gas;
Kit Carson Won't be with you
To help you though the pass.
The wooley headsa are wrak, John,
The K. Ms. goneto styx.; fs
cola Buck " will buck you sore'y,
In eighteen ffty-six.
John, yoa know you are no Statesman,
And 'tis no use to talk
The Caifornans ,und yau cut
And quickly made you walk.
You're very mu III Ike Barnum, john,
chum OF yours I'm to d, {.
Your stock in trade is humbug ,ery,
And California god.
Sd The Mariposa.claim, John, E
r, Cane very. gooi no doubt,
But t will never make you President,
81 With every Kansas shout.
Your session in the Senate, John,
Was long enough to pay;
You worked alone FOR FaEMoSr,
The CALlycRSlASs say. l.5
The Rocky Mountain Woody horse,
Which i,arnum got from you,
Is desd, John, procure and weir
The woody hlde-'t VIII do.
A woody horse. oh dear John,
Get another if you can,
And mount him straight, and travel too
And lead your wcoly clan.
But Johnny, take it easy;
In spite of findings p.ann.n', 4
The Keystone gives the President,
Behold him JAMES DgCaANANl
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a .ft4ve.ing coetnsx Nonnlnssad..

4 "a = ( ! .sEa 49, TstI ~
a travelling Cockney NonplIasss sd.
Oar friend, Judge W, OF Broome
| is not only an American Patriot in feeling,
who loves hisocoantry, but wag of the
iirst water-anel Ill betide the man who en-
cages in badiaase encounter. with him
--as q certain ponipotis E.iglishman, who
was, u fellow passenger with him recently
on the Central Railroad ears, found out
somewhat to his cost lie had the bad
Taste to declaim in a loud voice against
+ he beautiful country through which he
was passing and to eritieise our manners,
customs, Be-, ina public railrsad car. He
presently tm5roilsd himself with onr
/ friend. Z ss6fley s5t
s L. is most hastonishing, sir to q Him.
| giish gentleman to find the pronanciation
lef tlla Ii nylish lengw.dge so defective in
this kentry. Heaven Rropow names. as Of
pur-s-sonS pe-laceS, end the like, You in
varlably pronounce wrong; for example:
Yoil mentioned moment ago to your
friend. speaking Of the war in the East,
| ehe sCri-ms-ah Now it is not the Cr-nae-
| an, but the Grin. -eah.'
"-AH! we'll" said the Judge, after all,
1if!se name of'a place is variousiy rronouh.
Iced. We hive lnst passed through the
valley of G.nanIaigna. 1t is var;onsiy
tealieil Csnahdorgua. Eanaidawgna ana
|, ,Caa- iii-t3d-gaa And SO Of Onondaga
Cotnt y. apoh which We are al,out-t to enter
Butt is different with yoa. Tits not on
ys'he naihcs ofpltces which you mispro-
1sonsIce 3 III this country we call a horse
ahorse. but You call tia Morse; and you
think that man who don't know what a
Norseis must be Hass.'' A laugh ''lise
like the neighing of all Tattevssll's" at
this sally, rang through The cars, and our.
tIhtgiishmait suddenly 'dricd up" and.
never opened his lips until the train ar
,rire,l, late at night, at Albany kaicker
booker.
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An Irishmsrss Idsa Of America.
n Ohc of the best definitions of an Irish
mars idea of America that we ever saw.
is roataincain The following extract from
1.-The Fairy Circle a tale of John liroug
hams Irish Echoes: IN
sly Where ttf. aecs come from, Corney?'
inquired Mary.
-Sfiss WHY from 'Merikv, where else?" he
sspli ed HAT SENT as the first liitary.
Long life to itsfor. both. say II g s
What sort efsa place is that, won
iaerfY ss.4s
sMerikv, is it! They tell me its mighty
.sizeable, Moll slarlin'. I'm told you nigh,
rowi Erglaiid through it an it. would
hardly make ilint III the ground
There's a fresh water ocean inside of il
that you might .drouad Ireland iii. and
save Father Matthew q wonderful sight
ofirouble; San, as for Scotland,. yon might
stick it IN aseorner. of one oatkeir forests,
and you'd neverlhe able to find il out. ex-
eelit, may lie. il might be 10y the smell OF
whiskey Ii L had only q tribe ofmoney,
I'd so and seek my fortune there. =
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. H- The4New York Democrat says
that hereafter the portentious question will
be asked Of every aspirant to the PTesi-s
dency: Upon what meat hath this. our
Caesar fed, that he has grown SO sgreat?
and if he intends to stand the ghost Of q
chance for the nominations the ready re-ii
spQnse must be-dog's meatl
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COOP RECIPE - A few days since a bar
her offered arewar.l of iftysdollars for the
best recipe for INSTANTLY removing snp-
#erfnous hair Among the answers was
one forwartled by a gentleman who speaks
from experience Wegive II: Undertake
To kiss asswoman against her wih.'' e 7
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Fremont in California How I'll
Became Rich.
Two Dollars . Day and Roast Beef.

s..ss : : - =;
we. invite atteiltlon TO tne i.oiiowihg =
oi.ie'al aoeumsh1 ns re'aI'g % me course &c. u
i-ie"t. ool. oon' =. Fremont. wsi''e act,
lug or processing 10 act as Uovefhor os
Caliiofilia@ These ofnciai 'ioeaineiits We're
semitic the House OF helresentafive silt ATTY hy
fresdent la!iof IN soo, III eom!'iance
with q a fesoiatio mo-. 'hat poa!, n order order
ina. our reauers may ieei me illii lofee u
necessary to remember that Gen. kearney
arrived IN California in December, SAG;
that he had authority frdiu the war Dss-.
partmetlt to establish a civil government
y IN Uil'iorllia, anu that ne communicated
to Com. STOCKTON the ,nafnre OF lnstrnc-
.tions. ,'fhe two rcted together IN the bat
ties Oh the tio IN Itabfiei ani on. The The
Plains OF the Mesa, otil anu 9th January,
1917, IN which after severe night, Ere ere
mont not icing with them, however, they
were victorious. Iney TOOK Clud'9o lll a. lie
Los Aifgeios' anu u rev W .aays a'tefmaFa 4
fremont arrived there win ms part OF the
Dai tafiion. WI on the iCth OF . ahaary, uen'
heariley made a formal demand OF Com. N.
moaofe osocN'oll lna' ne shouia cease sss any
iurtaer rfoceeui'igs reiat'e " l.ie .or'iia-
ton OF civil government III California.
Com. STOCKTON ieil tue ierr'.o,y' shortly
atteIwafo. al Oen. hearn,y inade proc'a-
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gt-sPa, Why do editors place little
hands at eths beginning ef their jokes r.
4aWhy. my son, they want to have
them handed round,
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z NORRIS WILLIAMS, Publishers and rroprietors.

been allowed to gain over the Judgement;
5nut,s although he desired no higher dessi-
Jny for his children than to see them The
4 wives of res pectable men in their own
sIsphere of life, still he would not refuse
{ her last request, and male the required
fEpromise ssCould he have forescen the
II future? ssa
sEla "A soaIi as sthe daughters could become
lreconcied to the thoughts of leaving the
grave of their Beloved mother and the
many endeatiug associations of iheirchild
hood, for he vast city, where they woull
tbe "nnSnowing ana unknown" they start
led for the great metropolis They arriy-
led there in jane, that month whose de-
High S the tyrant Fashion has compelled
'fthe aristocracY of Britain's isles to forego,
land Obliged then, to remain in the cisy
when they woald fssin Ee reposing beneath
The shade of those gigantic trees that
I wave proudly over the ancestral homes of
4 Enghlnfl's hanghiy nobility
/ Matthew Cunning. wiling 10 fulfil lis
wife, wishes as much as, possible. took
lodgings in u Fashionable hotel and ere
"es,r s -. 50 ~ i1o''u'',' s s.'s - -
Hi. ,G,..s,.si y,.',:', -, : B,
The "fis'5rs." as IIorace W4li,ae caIi>
1T, was unparalleled The yoins, mobiles.
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a. IN, na..Isata,, Is i;,y;sss IA C,na;.,.s
,;,;, : hs,. ,;na srs wS,,a bsa,
jfhai tho rooms Of gfhlsr;sh bauker,s Wjfr
we're crowded t,,a same eve,,ino ltv ,ht.
safse Of The noliiitv aI.. lie n,arnet .f at
/ traction was the fair s;sYsrs Those few
solitary executions at lengli, gave way De.
fore The overwhelming tide Of excitement ll
3that vas rushing ON like a mighty torreltt.
and the usually mvinc;s,le aristocraticI
walls Of Anlacies fell without ablow, be-,
fore the s Irresistible power Of beauty.
/ And now had theis mother been alive, she.
might Indeed have thought lerfairy dream
fully realized. IS
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Al Good Suggestion. /;

-
fI5ARRIN MOORE was a hal-erazy, wan
deris,g, lazy Fellow. who used to arnuse the
pee ,,le .7iils and about Newbatpoft with
Ills eccemtrieiiies and his music.
I4arkin went TO- church one Sunday
While in. Tniuten aud Parsnn Whitney
;was;exercising his gifts which wercaex-
ceeaiaglsg few and small His sarine,ts
were. noted forthair great length and very
littie depth sfer their want Of thonght
aud the preachers want Of energy; SO that
.oitenfinles ii seemed as ii he would 5coine
10 lie end, if he had but spirit enough 10
bring himself to u sstandstili. Larkiu
w..lNed uptheaislc5and took his seatabou'
midway of he cIrlFch. 99Ile7listened long
er fhanaeohhi have been expected Oh such
Ia RESTLESS snHud as his, while FIRST, st,tsecondly,
tl,frdy, sioarlhiy, aud soon TO s.venihly,
were sexeraliy anuounced and expatiaied
.on; ami siaen exelaiine,t the minister, IL nd
asc.ssgt sshalt Issy nores' 81 Esyt
For merry sake Dscried out Larkln,
rsay Anssal,
h Put that man out! !'asaid Mr.. Whit
neH but he was soeput out himself that
Ihs did not resume his diseourss.
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ta The NatioxsI Inteliet tnecf tazs6
no side, as rot. in sha i,fvsru4 rellflEst
contest
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s fN A policeman remarks It sctins :
Ia me that with many yeung men the nsosS aes
approved method Of winding up'the night
is reeiing it home. g
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MAKING THE BEsTsoF 1T.

3
A Yankee out walking in Virginia. at
Wheeling, while Go himself talkipg9 ex-
.nerienced a feeling, painful and alarming
from his caput TO his knees, as he sudden
Nv discovered lie was covered. Ger with
bees. They rested on his eyelids, and
perched upon his nose; they eooaized his
peaked f,ice, and issarined uponliis clothes
They explored hissswe!Iing nostrils, dived
deep into his ears; then crawled up bis
|arowsers, and filed his eyes with tears
| Did he yell ike "a hyena? Did he liolIar
like "a loon? Was he scare and did he
.cpt am run? 'sor did the critter swoon?
Ne'ero aone! He wasn't scarf mite;
he never swooils s-nor hollers-but he h,-
we'd lem IN a naiIkeg tight! and sold 'ens
for tloo dollars. st so
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A NGELEs, July I, 1917.

We come now to the full denonement
of this matter: Fremont left California
in June, "a I nothing was beard Of f1he
cattle by the com.nissary nor by Col. MAJ.
son. until application was made by the
holder Of the agreement, TO know wheth-
er the amount would be paid at maturity,
This elected an inquiry into the character
ofthe transaction. h.CofJ. d. Stephenson
addressed Two letters stosAbel Stearns, the
recipient of the cattle, inquiry how he
held them, and TO, whom they belonged,
The following are his answers .ss
No.
Iss ANGELES, August, 90, l547.
DEAR Sinh reply to your official
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G0oDs CuCAP.

Wa Un close ths remainder ~ St1ck u wintsr
30s snouEst hlh iArgs asortsncnt Of han
u yrrs Chsios quai.Iy, Al rx-rruasy i0u pgsnes.
.uf A i n
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Ham REsrOsArfvK-ln columns to day viii be found
Prof Woods sdve tisement of the above article which
cali attention. What has done We have witnessed
several o. acquaintances ia 81 Louis. Hair
grey met view, black brown the might be
being the color Of early manhood. and hne and
silk and that without other application than the Restor
alive II t has done tls upon others vii u not do the
for Of readers, whose frosty bFOWs"
Ike the raven locks" Of Lckss WGrke chief n hsy
will try lt' We thnk s0.jdctSOHpts CO7sfitHfioRGlLSB
oct. 9, ISS9
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l. Il o +. w GODS


IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
HAT al the bald and The grey be restored perfectly
70 original growth, r their locks concerned,
does not admit q doubt besides IL will every possible
disease Of the scalp, whether developed dandTuG tchn
in the shape of erupons-even scad head
and in possible E it fsl Of curing by magie
periodical headache and used twice week By
hr young regularly will preserve the color keep the
hair from falling 10 any imagiusble RKGD JuDeA
LOGASsPOEr, Ia, June 2SJh, 1855.
Msssrs q. J. Wood 4 Co:
GgS1s :Y OF the 1871 duly % hand. Enclosed
please md SIS, Il being the Hair Restoraye
have sold Il all Il YOU choose yOu may send SIX
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sell Il. IL has
worked Miracles this place. sod sl bottles
that bald and fetched hair all over his head.
Yours respectfully,
A. N a DIR
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O. r CFFICE, YANDALiA, June 81, fSs4
PROE. WoOD:-Desr Sir IL take pleasure 10 bearing vol.
unary testimony 90 the excellence Of Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very gey. Il s dark
brown, (the original or) smooth and glossy. The only
application have made 70 has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by you and which from the result my
! can most cordially recommend to Others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOrT.
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
ST. LOun, Jane - lisa

81 LOuis, Jane ~, iSoA
Prof Wood - As you about 10 prepare and vsnd yosP
recently discovered Hair Restorative and y0u request
my opinion % IT, viii sais that ny hair ieU months
very gray and aer using 10 ties Of your lair Re-
storHve resumed is orgna color and appheap
ton s dAndrud hSs disappeared from my head and have
beeu troubled With dissgrcesDle itching Of the scalp.
ssshrj thzt those who Il will not regret H.
gives the appearance having been recently oiled.
prepared therefore 10 End ts AL Who de-
sirous Of having beautiful head Of hair.
an, Ar, yours Ao.,
II. L. STEWART.
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yrcrrrrs. Ind Iun, 1slh. 1Ssa.

NINCkhNk5, Inu., juno IoIh, I'M
Prof o J. Weed As you about 20 manafsctaFe
vend jour recently discovered Hair Restorative viii
for vtOmsOsyer Il may concern thstI have used h an9
others e. that have for years n
u hzhit Of using other Hair KestoRtiVes and that hna
yours vastly superior to sry other know IL entirely
the head Of dAndUh aud with months proper
will rssrs any persons hair 10 he original youthf
color aud texture giving t healthy s0n and glossy ap-
pearau,e and AL this without disco 0rnE the hands that
ply Il, the dress which it drops would therefore,
recommend It. 20 every drslrous Of having a.
eulor and texture ~ Lair.
Respectfully yours
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800, ta0 sS0 sT0 500 ESQ., $50 $50 40 aud 80 any
ten Merchants Pedias who will deliver from this dale
to the lst Of Jay 1886 the largest Of RAGS; The
same to be bought outside o. and BY dong business
outside Of Nashville or Viciui,y.
WILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and issue .
ercAte 20 the Of the received paid for
These Certificates must be kept and In before
July hst three disintesst merchants Of Nashville
MAKE the awards. The largest being entitled 70
500, the next largest 10 $50, and 20 down.
Merchants sending Rags viii please write tha II may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combinations
sill NOT be allowed.
Woolen, Linsey, SIX and Worstsd Rags wanted
a1d will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention TO saving and buyinR
throughout Middle Tennessee.
Iyt-drWkuu W & WHITMAN
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NASHVILLE, TENN, TUESDAY. MARCH IS. 1856.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIscHER 4 sCHELL's eenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, BAG ane 34s Broadway
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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~ Prepared and sold a. ia Marfst street, betvesa
9Th and 5gh 81 Louis No. and 3l6 Broadway New YORK.
For sale in Nashville, al Manufaetursr's prces, by
FWIN BROTHERS.
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LADIES, HErLEn CATERS
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

1hs ~ dersigned having r,hait tleir
FUHNIr rUKE nANCFAC TORY,
M now better prepsied than 10 furnish y~sE8
~ their fr end, and he pubic with knythlnE -
thrV mSs san ~ the faTniture line. -.
Oriera fh@nkfal Vrd aud roupy hns1. -
WsFehou G Nc. "a Colsgs StIset, a. be sleiOre.
nsi6-ly 0RoOhEe, bAEoE 90
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Also, for sale Prof Woods Oriental sanAtvs UnnenS
and Vegetable Life Pills, warranted better than any he
the money in al refunded See circular for all
cessary information with agents.
uovlT-dtrwkaly