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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

0Ann AERES foF sale, of choice ,pssjsis
OOUO Of rich soil and beautifully siiualed
s miles below Sask Rapids. The Conaiy;seat of
Benton County, nenr the Mississippi River and
Territorial Road. For Turning purposes, there
i no more desirable land ID. Minnesota. The
same will Be sold ia quantities 10 anti purchasers
price Eve dollars per acre, hale cash down, and
half on time. Land Office Of
All TRACYS F.aIs.N.HAJN.
"A St.syqnlho0y, .fpriI, III 81. M @ vtf @
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

GOO ACRES FOR sale few miles above
lVJO the mouth Of, Elk Ri,cr-s Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated l mile from he Mis-
sissippi and nenrly opposite the town laid out
on the west side Of the river. a he ready matke,
Tor all kinds Of produce at home and the nearness
70 grist and saw mills make This desirable farm
ing land. Inquire Of 9i. asr.s
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

~ ACRES for sale one mile and half from
HI town, on gentle rise Of ground overlook.
ing St. Anthony. !. would be splendid place
for any person desiring 10 live near town and
wanting only few, acres TO cultivate. sss
TRACY& FHRNHAM
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
LAND WARRANTS.

EYuSlE subscriber offer or sale Land Warrants ON
- q years credit. WHO WANTS SOME 4
Do Won known Of choice 40, 80 o. 16O acre niece.
(psarie OF woodsnd) near your farm tha, You would
like 70 II You dc, call al our cfoe and ce,
Land Warrant. Pe.hsrs yoi know Of i piece
worth S5 nm acre. Don't lose the ess,stu,tl.v /,
secure il. For terms rail AZ our o!fce.
s3mf TRACK 4 FARNHAN.3s
sit -ls aashefs, s. anlissay,
Al ns- -Anssioay, MINI ef%s nif.f lila
.iss 4i-Ex ANl3E 81 EE ..ss
Storage. Forwarding aas ca CO.. $50
IS H.ssr ka n rs,
GRocER AND DExLER IN .GcaA.s AMI
n Pre- vIsIoNss
tplsvER. Y EVEls, SAINT PAU, Min. TER
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

! UrTER by he pound o. key, fps ssle i.
SWEETS STORE. u
ali Saak Rapids, April, II Il aa
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

NO. Sugar, Clarified d., Crushed do /; CuAees,
Teas, Buffers Crackers, Cheese, Flour, Pickles,
Pepper, Mustard, Lemon syrup, Mohsses and = va
riety too numerous to mention
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
3 ST. ANTHONY CARDS.

JAMES HOL les Dry. Goods. Grocery and Pro
vision Merchant, Wilson's Block, Upper Town
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
JEWELRY AND WATCHES,

Only small quantity Of pure gold pens, rings and
breaches, and few ne gold crosses cosncIianrings
SILVER watches. silver plated cream Spoons, salt DO
sugar shovels do. desert knives and forks do.
WOODEN WARE AND BROOMS.
Painted pals and tubs, cedar do, oak do, OAK
we'll buckets, wooden bowls, butter prints. stake
Founders, rolling pins, potataioe sRashers, willow
wagons, boys sleighs, iron bound halfbshel .nea.
rates, Try pais wood spoons, ladies', brush brooms
scrub brushes, horse d., shave do, coih pins, rope
haiters. door matts and 80 dozen broogls that viii
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

7en ACRES for safe near st. Anthony -
lUU The land borders on Sandy Lake 10
welwatered and timbered. There IS no richer
soil, and it commands one Of the finest views in
Minnesota, To person desiring farm NJ .
pleasant distance from Town, this place presents
unusual attraction. Call at the Office of
TRACY& FdREHAyM.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

q IN ACRES for sale near Anoka--one piecs
OHO Of 40 ncfes, several Of 80, and The
balance 100. Price from $5 10 81, according Il
distance from town, and qualify of land Es129
.&F TRIO Y9& FyfRNrHAM.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

nYSTERS, of the best qnalty, IL cans, Il,
~ sale Mt SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II 81
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

n'''ana 2 s s ~ s's sTo r. sac
Sank Rapids. April, Il
WAL PAPER. q s.. ,y x.rissy. lor sale
IN. stfssa SWEETS STORE
Sank Rapids, April, aas nc
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

No. WI III IN II l3 ~ p E.
sVHyHoL AIE ased Relsa; Dealer II oo,.a,nd
" Shoes. Rubber Goods, etc., rtc., Upper
Third Street, River Side, Saint Paul, ~. T.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

Rubber long combs, Fancy bead do, dressing do,
and every variety Of comb ever heard o.. Dress
buttons, shirt do. coat and vest do. and buttons
and six fpr gents coats Tobacco and snuff boxer.
segar of all kinds, from prime to mess, she'll
cushions, perfmed do, diaper pins, cubber tooting
rings rubber syrnges. rasor stropz, playing cards,
whalebone, necklaces, back CANNON boards. kid
dills, Lyons katheron, ross oil, Ok marrow L,bin
extsact, killenspr, fancy soaps sewing silks, ics
and koys belsss Hair hnpAes, tooth do coshas d,
port monies. pens and pen holders paper and enve-
opes, all kinds fry watches, harmonieas, accor-
iiie6Ss. satchells. 'Emseras, &c 8'f s11
..a fIrXAIEaT II ~. a N.Y. rxr ka<aI - q
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

s. II. vAWTER--Dealer IN Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oil, Dys-stsi., ETC.. ETC., Wilson's Block
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Gentleman,

!; Did you ever see a>egsentleman!!--
Wchaye seen two or three ln> our Day:
but real gentleman is one who treats
everybody with respect, whether be
be low or high, poor or.rich. de
docs not bow TO wealth, scrape his
knees to5honor, nor hold his tongue
when he sees wickedness in high
places. He desires to make every
one happy around him, and ne S'
gives Just cause of offence to any
One. You always receive from hiln.a
civil answer to yelr inquiry, and lie
kindly jmparts to you any intormHaa-
ton in his power. lie Will not pay
a word to injure your feelings oral,
lude to subject TO pain yonr heart heart
Whatever may be done, he will nop'
NANTES. angry feelings or use ni nltr e
coming language. He uses no Pr'so
fame or indecent words, smokes nc
segars in Your presence, nor splts 70
Ibacco inice on your floors. He i
the same kind and accomoi ating ir'
diyidual from one one week s to an
.ntlsF. aE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
JNo. RUMBLE, .pEofKlrp or.
Prarrastlnatiou.

aLSttu stkhhtAVHh
Il Ertane with a sn ing face
Site roses on our way, .r....
" hen sn6!l We coop - pick them upf -
..'.'s. To-dst1 my love- today.
Be; shon!d she II WI xi,h fare Of ear,.
A nd tain Of eog,ins sorrow. i-l.
v hen ShAn We grove, II t.crc VIC mist,
,@.,s ). %7-H1tIow. love I'm Low. =
II thns, whrsve wrong'a ~ own thcI fas!t
AID kindly pity pray. <
Wien .Lail Ne Iis'en, a nj ftr<iy,7 "
-. To DAY, my love, to-tay.
Blu, If sem justice urte rc5 kc. =
And warmth X m n uory borr"w,
is hsu shnil We 'ehIa :, # chic WE dare?
=. To-mos.ow. love, 10 nov.
II those % whom We owe debt,
Are harm e ua,tss We pay,
Whenashsll &c >nug,lc % &c juSt7
- TO ~t'y, my love, ~ day.
But ,f Gu, de- tg1s fai! Ct hope,
I nd plead his rulu thorough.
w len aaa.! We weigh. h:S breach Of fai:A7 .
I - To-nquow. love, 10 morrow.
II eve es,ta ngcd should once again
Her geairl sihi display,
Nteu shall We kiss her pr rcd irsf D.
To day, MY love, ai-dsy.
Butjf size wBuId indulge regre',
Or dwell 9Th by-gone satrow,
When shall We weep, If weep We 'rnuSt'
I -.....'y 70 morrow, love, to-m, TEVw.
For virtuous acts and hatmles, Joys
The minutes wall not ass
We've al" ays to-wr!conc thea T.:
f. Today. my love to-day,
Bat care, resentment, angry wcldS.
And uuesai'!hs sorrUw,
gcmc far too soon. If they arptar'
I -Tp-mrrrow, love, 10 morrow, -,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
"Eaugh and grow Fat. 4

Yes, #',laugll and grow fat!;' II is
one title hpmely old niaxims which
are full Of truth; though guiltless. ol
poetry. 1t is common sense-it is
reason 1t j. nature Its good and
wholesome advice. and we irlforsc it
10 the fullest extent. " 1t shoulilbc
written on the walls Of every mans
dwelling, ald ono Of tile earliest les
sons Of childhood. laughter is, in
our cstimations all inest;mable bless
ias-an Indispensable and glorious
'institution.n Without it, crime, and
violence, ana dyspepsia, and suicide,
and murder, wolld run ralllpant,--
Laughter is thevoice ofgood feeling y
the emblem of good nature. and health,
ndgenerosity. Show us a man who
never Laughs, and awc Will show Won a
selfish, narrow minded bigot irregular
curlnud geo.i4-a man WHO has acralnp-
cd and dwarted tIle generous impulses
of nature till they no longer exert an
imluenc e upon his thoughts ana ac.
tons. Such an anomalous being
would lie like q desert with ZIP oasis,
no1cooling waters, land noliying thing.
To one anl all Ne say, Laugh and
grow fat" Away with your luga,
brious philosophy. Away with
your 1nournful fault finding With The
uuiversc 9 in general, and your. songs
full Of false and sickly scGsimen-
.tality, which would make US believe
that i ~. g#Htt. HI +Ea.' INT II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
on. 9. 4. sTERNENiAN,
Z ~ - ~ - 49, = : !.
II NTAI A4SJT r q EON

DES,TALsSU r G E o n,
Being confident from his experience in The
prse,ice Of the profession, that be can 40 O., as
good Is DIRK AZ, any other Dents, offers his
services to tht people Of the Kanawha. valley.
Ne will insert teeth on pivot. or plates on gold,
or-siiret; PLAIN teeth, gum teeth, block teeth,
aad continuous gam, khe being the only pei,
son il th sI.gion Of count,yfin posstssioa q
thsright for ma king conliaious gums.l also MI
seeik oser exposed nerves. with gold o. TN
and he will also pay special attention to Inc
ei,eases Of The mouth.
His 7rice for ir.ertion Of artificial teeth
ftcn % 70 81; All,ne teeth. from SOC TO Sl'
EiisetinS, where to be replaced BY new ones.
mining.
He npeY.a- neatly located Of . ALLlPOLlS,
Ohio. Any person Calling Vt lis efhce ca,
a!Ha5I Ems ,i:n, Iat.:s Pi,fessioaaliy aosc"h
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Jones found d latin word in hill

Il Jones found latin word in his
newspaper Of which he did not know
the meaning, solle appealedto Brown,
who il u scholar, and more 8 the
shame--a punster. "What is The
Mcubip' asked Jones. Maynard
IS Moves b replied Brown, isn't that
THE ink you burr Jones felt that
Brown had somehow evaded tho
question. but he didn't see the point,
and never will. Brown chuckledover
the atrocity-winkesl at Thompson
and is sistill at large NE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
rom. he foTthc. ming work OF "Ihe Hunors
Il Falc. nbr d5e."
:: The Old Black Bull.

It's poor human natur, all ont, to
wrangle and quarrel now and then,
from the kitchen to the parlor, in
church and. state. Even the fathers
of the holy tabernacle are not proof
against this little weakness ; for he
PEOPLE will have passions, people VIII
beloug to meetin', and people will
let their passions rise. even under
the pulpit. But we have no distinct
recollection of ever having known a
lnisdirected, bnt properly interpreted
.lstte,yto settle a chukly "plug mnsB,"
50 efficiently and happily as the ease
We hatc-in point.
/ Oh John Buckley Grandson OF
the once far nous President Chaupcfy)
vas a minister OF the gospel, and
one Of the best. educated men Of bis
day in the wooden pufmeg State,
when the immortal (lor ought to beg
Jonathan Trumbull was 'taround. >
and in his youfh. Mr.. Rulkley was
the first sethed minister in the town
Of his adoption, Colchester, Con
aec.icut. It was with him, as after
wards with cool old brother Jona-
than Governor Trumbull. the bosom
friend Of G. encral Washington good
to confer on almost any matter, sci.
entific, political, or rcligious-any
subject, in short, wherein common
sense and general good to all con
cerned was tAc Issue. AS a philoso.
phical reasoner, casuist, and good
counselor, lie was. "looked up to,
and abided by. =
1t so fell out that a congregation
in Mr.. Bulkley's vicinity got to log.
gcrheals, and were upon the apex OF
raising 'thc evil one" instead Of a
spire to their church, az they propos-
Ell and split upon. The very near
est they could come to a mutual ces-
sation of hostilities, was to appoint
a committed of three, TO wait on MIR.
B,rnkley, state their case, and, get
him to adiudicatc. They waited on
tho ola gentleman, aud he liste ned
with grave attention to their conflict
lit appears to me-" said the old
gentleman, that this is a very sim
Die case-a very trihing thing 10 cause
Won 80 much vexations ~ 81
$50 l say" says one ofrthe CON-
mittet. r., 49,. -
81 don't callsit a trihins case, Mr..
Buckley" said another.
"No, case at ALL" responded the
th;rj !, :-:=
sit amt chr fercely answered the
FIRST speaker. H.. 80
.sNo, it ainit,sir!n quite as savagely
replied the third. !: -.,,.t =. :.
I i.sIt's anything but q trifiins case,
ANYHOW, . echoed number two,"to ex-
meet to raise the minister's salary ap d
that new steeple, too, ont OF our small
There Is no danger eIrl raising
much out Of you, ,anyhoYIIMrt John
son. > spitefuliy returneRnumber, ), one
tsGentleineh, if sou please" be:
seechingly iuterposed the sage,
III haven't come here, Mr., huxley
to quarrel" said one.
nWho started this systematically
o,s wprei Mr. johnson. g.a3 Il
mot me, anyway" number uni 9 =, three
replies. . =
"Mr. Buckley, you see how " y, Is
there's Johnson"
..Yss, Mr.. huxley" says Johnson i
sand there's old Wrinkles, 100, ana
here's Deacon Potter. also. u,
il am bcre,a stifiy replied tue
Deacon, 'sand l am sorry the heSe, :,
end Mr.. Bulkley finds mo ID suc1
con,paHT, sir" H. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

Willie Raphael was engaged ii
painting his celebrated frescoes, ho
was visited IS two cardinals, who bc-
gan toAcriticise his work, and found
fault without understanding It.
The apostle Paul Inns too rcd face
said one.
A.Ic blushcs even in Heaven to see
into what hands the church has fall.
en-. saidfthc indignant artist.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
4 ). W. IxaL pH.
L,M AND JCsTICE.l

TT I. FISHER snt J. ". ENGLISH har!
H. insenttrr ilt, partnership, Tor ;he
parpc E Of ptacticirs La~1nt the cfun,ies o.
MasaR and pu:nain, will regaialy at;cni the
c;.e lii. Qua3t.ily and !MontAly couEis OF
Ii 90 w. eoun les. and will pay every alien
lion Ia Lasinrss eatrn:trd 10 heir care.
Ola or the oth+. The firm viii always be
f.us1 al their OH e. il, P"int Pleasant. and
owe = ne other WI .r<gajarly be at the Put
nam lsua,, Courts. /; ~ - -
r,.l RI asln:, bee. II, n31Yi IT,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

A loafpr happened III at one Of the
printing offices in Lynn, d few days
since, and asked the question. What's
the rewsa al
i aTWo dollars q year in advance, =
vas tile reply. He subscribed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

FASHIONABLE CoNfoRrfoas. a fls-
cinating sight it Ito see Young lady
walking az though q fen was biting
her on each hip. She is almost q
match for the dandy who steps like an
open.winged turkey travelling oyer y
bed Of hot ashes.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

LoyEns' STAKES a sporting Young
lady Save, -s.K the course Of tfue
love never does run smooth why
don't they water1it, and roll it rcgu-
larry SO many hours a-day, until they
get the course so smooth that any
donkey could run upon IT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

/ a DEAD sHoT. a good story Is
told Of U.,.of Racine, on. indefatiga-
Bic and successful sportsman, 'sdcad|
shot al anything in the game kind
but particularly ''iinc ined' on Wild
geese, whose heads wcfessnre to suf.
fer ':jist back ofthe eye,' if within
range Of his rifle
Not many seasons since, our hero.
with anlcqually fisn-l loving friend, AT,
ter spending q day with their dogs
and guns, were vending their way
homewara, whenin the evening twi-
light, the wagish companion discoy-
cred the neck Of q wild goose pceripg
through i ncighboring fence
Stop yonr darned noise, said U..
'1anlF wait a bit. I'll have him ii,t
back oil the eye-yon can bet your
Mc OH that"
Stepping back q pace, and bringing
the Oh rusty t. his face, U. Blafed
away. Izf.5 .T5
"Iallo, there!!a followed back the
report; f'what are You shooting here
tdr7 Dent you know the q terence
betweenIthe AandIe fila corn plosr,
AMI goose's neckY"
Twas enough! Z. had slot tho
handle 9f' a corn plow, .'jist back Of
tile eye!p
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
70 SOLDIERS ASD THEIR HEIRS
y In + = IHD +" &
4 + III Land Speculatorg. Il.

The audersisnsd will rtoseeuns soioie,S
,:,h;, :, PENSIONS and BOUNTY LAND,
Ss ,.ty,rc. IA, he sereral wars, under the va
,n9. t.ctx az Con ,ess. /: nder late sets, wild.
nvr ,uI h.ira of ei,isied men are entitled.
trSa -L,sn rns.SALs, number of small
f.rn.lsnatown lots in Ohio, large bodies ON
sandy 1iveI,, Virginia; and III Lincoln. county
Kcn,acky. Address - s.s,..!i
t..'I V. FlRORE Attornexat Law:
X Vim, :'>..s Il 6allipolis, Ohio.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

VIZ believe Ia laughter. Il doeslal
man gooa--it docs those around him
COOL. Have yon not not seen tlls:
happy effects OF good humor ifr!8thc
stagsecoaeh, as you were jostled along
over rough roaas, amid hunger and
cold, and fatigue? One humorous
soul will make the whole load forget
their misery, and langhtill they arc
at peace. Laughter is the best rcmo-
az for dyspepsia both physical and
spiritual, and We say to one md ALL
Laugh and grow fat. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Suffering and Sammering Cured
~ Or. WYCofF, of PittsburE, PENN,
:. Without Pain or SHIn.al Operation. 1

.NIHO will send the cure to sny part Of
Wv The World. on the receiptof si0; and
tas money returned, If The cure 10 oteIectn :
81. 1FA!l letters mus be addressed 70 DIR:
WfCOFF. Box 16, Pittsbnrg. Pa, in care Of
Atthuts, RODGERS 4 co., Bankers. :.
Pts. Conespendents will please enclose
stamp FOR return postage.
}. CArTiox.--ill persons who cannot produce
pr genuine certificates arc humbugs
tYlr3j ,.., DR.. w.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
-PARKs & NOsELEi.
LA " OTTO E..

4 HpREw PARIS & JOHN L. MosELrY'
IA shasins entered into a partnership, for
the puspose.Y u pract,s ng Law in ythe' S!'eut
and County Courts UfI Ranawhsi ana IN the
cieait Cour.s Of Lrgan, Boone and Eoare
Nilif hereafter regularly attend those Cours.
All, bu.siaesa entrusted 20 theis Gaze will5ie-.
aeivs prompt attention. ~,
Oae q, the other Of the fEuf :an always be
20 iad. dusing business bolrs. al their otite,
ia N0dger's ROW, in the town o! CLer!ettou.
/ ShaflrstoR, OcI. 4, 1856 .@.--. ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
p. DOCTOR &. o. BUTLER,
49,. 4 f1si PRACTITIONER OF
Medicine and! Surg cry,

Hiy;ns petnanentl loiaied at HuRRicASE
BlipaE, Offers his professional services to the
pnhlie hoping, by dlligent attention 70 merit
The Confidence Of all who may desire his ser
vices h. He will be found at his Ufice, un.
oss professionally absent +" Elni4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

1.-two hpgsheads make pipe. how
many viii make ltny nineg
1 Hive ana a-half yards make 4 porch,
how many win make ! large cat.fsh7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

Mrs. Dawb.e sass one of her boys
don't know nothing and the other
does. TIE question =. Which IS ahead;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
TO TIIEEPUBLIC.

: ANDREW PARKS. Of kanawta county,
AKA JAMES " HOGE Of Putpsm county.
having sii,cted in.o. partnership, as Attorneys
aht tsrrse' o,s AZ Law, uaitr the style Of
rARkS j. tiUGE, far IT,. eo'tm: les Of Mas III
AaI Putnam; wiz aste nti1a't nc county guar.
:xrly AnI rircntt courts in thUse Counties aud
c Itt..;.n1 promptly &c, all business wheit
-ta4J4+zoe .u'sus:rd ~ tActn ap.,sisainias to
: Il si:: prof s&iof, FAIRS tlptiE. ..
j. +. /. ID . - !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
IA DOES il. You Ton,nio, ],

IA DOES If. You Tomnio, my
son, what's that yon arc saying.
Ia! me, / Just said confonnd it.
Why, my SOP, mothers astonishcd
to hear You talk SO. That's naughty !.
| says worser than that sometimes.
| Just Icusses right out just like any
body. You know all men cnsscsl
! All, my son, gentlemen donot cursc.
Low thrilling men curse. bnt gentle
of good manners and good sense DON'T
Well, anyhow, my pc does il. /
Run along to play. Tommie, and
be. . little man. Don't say such
naughty things! 4
Enters Father, Pa, are you . gen
tlemana
Ycs, my son, ! try to be one; but
what makes you ask such strange
questions, Tommic2fWho says other
wise?l NJ H
Nobody, sir. but | vas thinking
that somebody tclled me a story you
or me one.
Thomas, what do you mean?
l inst mean, Pa, that you cnsses,
and Ma says yentlement don't. And
| know yoa do; cause | heard youl
cuss the carriage driver the other day,
and | have been saying it ever since.
Peggy! Peggy! come take this boy
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JOB PAINTING OFEIClsy
Having lately been fitted up, tho propsi4
etor is now prepared 10 execute, ii superb
styles, al kinds OF Plain and Fancy
lsuh And JOB fRIsTEsG.
Special attention paid to the prihting
Of BLANKS 1t every description. an 9as1
sor;nent Of whicltw be kept constantly
on hand.
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CARDS srATLY rxrcrTzp.
Orders from . distance will receive
prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03
Marine Court.
RoEnro Hon Jud0o Tn On, M

FURNISHING HOUSE OF ILL FAME.
MARCH 1-Thyl0r us. 1fGin0r.-fhis action is brought
10 $500 damages for the unlawful taking Of per
sonal property belonging to the plaintiff From the tes
timony IN the case the following facts appeared-The
plaintiff is Custom House broker and months ago
rented various articles Of household furniture to Mrs.
Augusta n Woodwork, who keeps, and has for long
time past kept assenaon house in Null berry street.
In this city. This fast known to Mr. Taylor. The
defendant obtained judgment against Mrs. Woodworth
ued execution thereon, levied upon the furniture
the sale Mr. Trainor executed to the officer bond Of in
dsnnity.
thompson, 1.-THE contract between Mr.. Taylor and
Mrs woodworh by which the furniture to be rented
toy the purpose OF furnishing house Of i'll fame is
pugnant to law to sound policy, and to good morals 1t
stipulation for Ubiquitous purposes, and is conse
q1ently, null and void. If Mrs. Woodworth the de-
ndant in this suit, ana the plaintiff prosecuting
her recovery either Of the rent the value of the
furniture, he could not recover, for the
that turpi contracts Critor dco This abandoned
woman kept house of i'll repute, using thsurnture in
the OF the business in which she engaged
and from the profits of which she enabled to pay the
rent $36 per month for the of the property
loaned The plaintiff permitted his furniture to be used
purpose reprobated by the laws of both God and
The consequence Is he Is denied claim to the in
tsrrence of court of justice to award him the redress
10 now seeks He can recover his property neither from
1rf Woodwork from any person into whose posses
pTcfgate Of either six to pursue of iniquity
ey take the hazard not only Of the loss Of money but
Of personal liberty Judgment for the defendant with