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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-02
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ID
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-06-02
Our Olio,

WHEN does cow become real estate
When turned into field!
PRoD1GALs are born of misers as but
terf1ics are born of grubs.
WHEN are writer's like cattle. When
they are driven to the pen.
BEAUTIFUL extract-Helping a young
lady ont of a mud-puddlc. ~
THE pride of woman, natural to her.
never sleeps till modesty is gone.
A MAN who marries frivolous flirt,
gives to airy nothiBg-"loeal habitation
fand q Marie. -
Truth is the most powerful thing in
the world, since fiction can only please by
its resemblance to it.
"'rHr, when will the water stop run
ming down hill" "When it gets to the
bottom, sure you spalpeen."
A CoQUETTE may be compared to tin
der, which catches sparks, but does net
always succeed in Lighting naatcA.
A LADY asked a veteran which rife
carried the maximum distance? The Old
chap answered." the Minnnie num-"
A DANDY is chap who would be a lady
If he could: but as he can't, does all he
can to show the world that he is not q
man.
A VAC, on hearing that man had
gwen up chimney sweeping, expr ssed
surprise, as he thought the business SCOT
ed him.
OsE man asked another why his beard
was brown an his hair white :'Bcause,"
said he, "oue is twenty years younger
than the other"
Prentice saws, ''Chidrcn should not
go near the woods at present as the trees
are shooting. In few days they will
pack up their trunks and leaye."
The web of our life is mingled yarn.
Our virtues would be proud, if our faults
whipped them not; and our crimes would
despair, if not redeemed by our nature.
4 MERRY-andrew on being asked why
no played the fool, replied, ''for the same
reason that you do-out of want /: you do
it for want of wit, and I do it for want
of money"
A GENTLRMAN at a tea party, overhear-
ing one lady say to another 81 have
something for your pirate ear" imme
diately exclaimed, Il protest against that,
for there is a law against privateering."
a TENDER hearted widower tainted
at the funeral of his third beloved. "What
shall we do with him?" asked a per-
picked friend of his. "Let him alone"
said awaggish bystander; ''he'll soon re-
wive."
"SR," said little clustering man to
religious opponent, ito what sect do
You suppose belongi"
swell, don't exactly know" replied
.ne other, but to Judge from your size
ana appearance, should think Won be-
ionsed to the class generally called insects
A lady not remarkable for pooa TOM
per came for advice to Mr.. Arnold as to
how she could get rid of a troublesome
suitor. 'Oh, marry him-marrv him y
he advised. Nay would see him han
ged first" "No, madam, marry him as
j said to you, and I assure You it will
not be long before he will hang himself"
AN old, rough clergyman once took
for bis text that passage of the Psalms,
al said m, INV haste all mon ore l;arS >,
Looking up apparently as ifhe saw the
Psalmist standing Immediately be-
fore him, he said - "You said in your
haste, David, did you? Well if you had
been here you might have said it after
mature reflection" That congregation
was wakedup to admiration for the truth !:
FOR once at any rate.
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Chicago Tribune for 1857

TFHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is a bold, earn
/ est and straightforward Repabican paper
devoted tothe cause oaFfredom, Progress. ants'
Reform Believing that Liberty, and nos
Bondage, IS tSie saving principle Of The Repub~
lie, It is enlisted into the Republican ranks
not for q campaign, but during the ssruggta
between, Freedofn and Slavery, 1t contends
fof the principles declared by The unanimous"
vote ofthe Fathers of the Republic IN the Con-
eress of 1857. that slavery or involuntary SER
vitude shall never exist in territory now free,
and it therefore insists that Kansas shall be free
that Slavery shall be excluded ftom all Ns-
=. -, nr-..~to~v and that the influence oil the
Genara1 Government shall be exercised on the
side of Freedom.
THE TRIBUNE AS A NEWSPAPER.
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of the great Northwest The vast system OF
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gent, freedona-loying families
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KEKTT-.HE DID..A PARO-
DY.

Prom the Evening Post.
Who came from turpentine state, below.
Where sweet potatoes and chivalry grow,
And where, when man has received a blow,
To heal the disgrace some blood must flow
keitt-he did
Who join,d the firm of Brooks d Co.,
And aped the Shanghai SHUT and crow,
And always made terrible show
When he hadn't dangerous mark to toe
Ksitt-he did
Who tried to bully G. A. Grow
Because he was quiet, but found foe
Who hit him so hard he didn't know
What was the cause that laid him low .?
Keitt-he did !
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William Fl. Prescott, Mrs. H. b. Stowe,
Ralph w aldo Emerson, Mrs. Gaskell,
VIM. c. Bryant. Author Of "it'th dco
Henry w. Longtellow, Mrs. l.. Maria enid,
Rev. F H. Hedge, D. D, Mrs. G. NJ. Kirkland,
Nath1 Hawthorne, Mrs. Pike.
John G. Whittier, Author of"Ma Hoy
Oliver W. Holmes, Miss Rose Terry,
/ James r. EeweH, Wilkie Collins,
j. Lothrop Motley, Am'r OF +" LieadScc7ef.
George Vim. Curtis, q. Ruftnr, Amhor OF
Herman Melville, SEoetoar 4faado,sse, Sse,
| Prof. G. c. Felton, Shirley Brooks,
Pros F. j Child, 4Aa'r "A&pe'a tOnrf, !,
| E. P. Whipp1e, E. NJ. Witty, Aur o.
| Edmund Quincy, Political Portrdas'
| Author of Wensley. James Hannay, Auro
/ Thasnas w Parsons, '7Ssngteso'e fo1ate7aoy,
/ ! r. Trowbridge, 4urIC. W. Philleo, dur o,
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MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER.
AN ORIGINAL WEEKLY
Asr5eulssra9, Literary and Family Newspaper.
CONDUCTED BYD. D. r.. MOORE
With An ble.Corps of Assistant Editors.
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS,
Prof G. Dewy. T. c. Peters.
NJ y nr-.s-s- II n, 'Ies,4s s---s--r
Dr, Asa Fitch, Ewd. Webster,
T, S.. Arthur, Mrs. NJ. j. Hofaaec,
Lyman LangworthY-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26

HGN Monday, the eighth day of November.
NJ 1858. 81 the front doof pT THE Court
House Of Kanawha County tbe undersigned
will proceed totelL at Public Auction. to the
highest bidder a Ger ain House and Lot, sit.
uated1n the town Of Charleston. 1t being The
House and Lot in which William w Kelly,
now rfsiles, formerly purchased by the said
Kelly, Of Joseph g. Fry. This sale Is tosle
male under and by virtue Of Deed 81 Trust,
executed on sud House and Lot, BY lid said
Kelly. to secure TO John N ClarksU1. the
payment of bond, executed to him by the
said Kelly, for TIE sim of 5000, With i,Iterest
thereon, whie h said Deed 81 Trust, as weilSas
the bond, AFORESAID bears dale. March 18th,
1858
SAID sale will Be made upon he following
|aferms, to-wit: The sum Of 500, with intefest
thereon, nom April +, 1856, and the costof
this advertisement and sale, to be paid inIcask,
and The residue in one two and three years.
with interest ON the deferred payments, frorl
da'e ofsaIe. Bond, With good personal seem
Arlty, will be required ior deferred instalinenis:
and the title. will also be reserved for further
security. JOHN Is. MOSELEY.
4-25 Trustee III said Deed Of Trust
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
lizard TINTES''

SNOW the universal cry.
Yettne Apoor and needy ikR2AE
need have no fearsof becom -. zRVNLzE
ing naked, because
MAY; * WE'LL
! Have received large and splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING!s
Direct from The Eastern Cities,
and which, ewing to The scafcity 81 money;
they will sell @ tIEAPER THAN EVER!
Their goods were bought with cash, after
the great money panic became general, ana
consequently were obtained at nearly one
half the former prices, and they will be sold,
fof Cash, At = very small adgance on cost
prices
Now is the time for bargains. Look 70 your
own interests, and give them call. Goand
examine their goedsand prices. as theyneith-
e. make charges nor wry faces il you do not
buy
They have now on hand a fneHlot of excel
lent light and beautiful ready made clothing
suitable for Spring and Summer wear, at I'm,
precedented low prices; Fine Dress Goats,
Pants and Vests without number, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Jewelry Cravats,
Gloves, Handkerckiefs, Hosiery, &C. Also,
q fine aftiele0f chewing Tobacco and loi
Of domestic and imported Cigars, and many
other Articles too tedious to mention. Re-
member the name and place
MAY h WE'LL,
Arcade Building, opposite he Courthouse,
N3u2F, -. C h8r los f0lf.s H1t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
1e1a! Aobrrtiselnfllts.

IYIRGINIA. IS :--At Rules held ii the
" Clerk,s office, OF the Circuit Court Of
p, tnam County, in the month oi October,
1853
Henry @. Middleton,
vs.. eS In ChAncerys
Russell Sanders,
The obiect0ftiis suit is, to repeal, cancel,
and YET aside, three grants. issued by the Com
inonwealth Of Virginia, to the defendant, Rus.
sell Sanders, one bearing date On The st day
of June, 1852. far 200 acres Of land and the
other two. bearing dale, On the list day Of
March, 1855, FOR 35, and liz acres efland.
respectively, as Illegally, and improperly pro.
cured. orto compel a cbnveyance0f the land
embraced In said giants, from the defendant
to the Complainant and it appearing BY affi-
davit filed that the above named Defendant,
Russell Sanders, is Iois-res deat OF the Conf
nlonwealsh OF Virginia, it is ordered that he
do appear here IN one month after due pAbli-
cation oF this ord +, and dofwhat IS necessary
to protect hisintetest in The premises.
Tesie, R0. 4. IiAl NEYs Clerk
N. FiTzHGcH, Sol. AIS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26

WILLIAM 81. NASH
WHO uEb respeclfuli h inform he fitizenso d
wv chsrlesion and sauoandlns country
thatlhe hasljnst received and y now opening
large and wen selected assortment q
Books, Stati1 &c,
IS chsslss Eleuzeps 34ilaing, one door aboys
tie journal Office &lIefe he viii keep con-
stanlly on hand every hing nsaaily3ieund n
4 Book St3Ee.
Ills stock consists II part. % schaol, Thed'
logical Classical and MseeIlansopP Books
Blank Book 81 all kix6s and prices; Lettei,
Cap, Faneyah Plain Note Paper; EeEelope$l
Fancy PIain and G6veFnment; enlll SteSl
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sizes; Lead and 6lase kencils, CaIsy Books
Arnold, Maynard and Npys nks, &ea
lieA has facilities by which he can on thls
shortest possible lioliptI procure any populdl
work publlshsd eithef in America er On tils
Continent.
! AL The late publications fecsivetae soon u
rs has III hand now 800 apires Blanh
Books assorted, half anuf bound,
10 dozen Memorandpm's and Pa@ Book,
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100 Reams Letter, Cap, Fancy and Plalr
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States Of AL sizes. Steel and Gull Pens
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Gsllip0lis, March "a, 1851. y2n47
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IMPoRTANT DISCOVERY.


~ ~ ~ pi 1922 y YIN bnuse NV W..
dhu fhI0as WIN " VufgH w BhhaAhuu
/ yYTHlCiI conveys The femedied To tile cav.
tiles IN tbe lungs, th4oDgh tile vi pas
Issges, and coming In direct conta &C with tht
tldisehse, ieiltIallzes The mbefcMiaT mstgvr, ai-
Hays the cough 81 uses flee and easy eApec
iteration, heals the lungs, RpHliies The blood
limp4r;s renewed vitality 1to the nervous sys
lItrnN giving that tone and efieFgy 50 indi slien
sable for the restoration NJ health. ET0 ht
The to stale confidently ihatt Cansanpklon !.
durable BY inhalation, is I'd nj Q source of nn
failUyed pleasure. II is A. much undkr tht
control Of medical treatment as any lethsr For.
naidable disease. ninety out 81 every handfei
cases can be cured III the hrst stages and tf-
| NY pSf etfiis in the seconds bat n the third
sage il IS impossible 10 save more than five
per cent for the Lpngs are SO cat up BY the dis
sase1as 10 bid defiance 20 medical skill -
Even, however, in the laStages. inhalation
af ,f5s extraordinary relief tntLe nfering a.
Lending this fearful ssoargr; nv hlch annually
destroys nine I'VE thousand persons 10 the
United States algne and 9 correct caIculation
shows that Of the PRESENT population Of The
eHfth, eighty millions, are destined to fill the
Gpnspmptiye's grave.
Truly the quiverof death has no arrow 80
fatal as Oonsumption. In All ages II hasbeen
the great enemy II life. for II spares neither
age NOR SCI, but SWEEPS off alike The bfave,the
beautiful, the graceful and the gifted. BY the
fhelp of the Supreme Being from whom colneth
| eyery good and perfect gift. ! am Enabled 10
loiIer 70 the afflicted permanent and speedy
cure IN Consumption. The first cause oil tn
bercles IS from impure blood, and the iEMme-
diate effect Produced BY their deposition ilt the
| lungs Is p prevent The fee admission Of air
lins0 the air cells, which causes 4 wea k&ned