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Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-03-18
-
-. G. E. ANDREWS,
Il - II the Dice IL solc;tor of,he $. Treasay)
COUNsELLoR At LAW,
commi,iioaey III Il III j, o fke q. 5 Court IF Claims,
srfcLDUD, MINNESOTA.

TyRON Official experience 10 Washington. and
E,miHafify witli practice before the Genera
Land of1irs and .,tIler departments of the Govern
mem, Andsews srniers his profrssias,a services
II the psic. .wish rsasosabl confidence that l'e c.s
reader satisfactiou. Legal opinioas in writing viii
t.e fsrnshe<l y persom issing at disaaacs. S93a
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-03-18
SUMMONS.

TERasroRY OF MINHEsorA.
yE-s5q County Of Benton- "a
! STRICT coURT-siECOND JUDICIAL
ss sagsee Il DISTRICT s
NILL1Ax Corr
L HoRroN DAY, Srmn'oas lfor Retter
sgGinst
SsDRANr VAN NEST. saas gs
71sy5rent Yas Nssf, Defendant above n1med.
CIR, yoa are hereby Summoned, and required
! 10 snswes the complaint in Tins action. which
A heen fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
4, let Court At w ATAB, in said County Of Benton,
I'd serve eopv Of your answer on ss At the CITY oi
s .as Paul, in ihe County Of Ramsey in said Terri-
M ~ of Minnesota, within twenty days after the SER
&C hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service
a ID II vpu tail 10 answer the complaint aforesaid,
d Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief
ID n,anled IN the complaint.
AMES. VAN ETTEN & OFFICER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated. Sainr Paul. Oct. 8, 1857 1I5i6
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-03-18
Tie Gasket Of Diamonds,

Il u SNEEKET Journal containing ~ eo'snans
u of sasisv fesai,ss amaas q - 4 lctnrscfer
caIe,hsed i, isrtret ase, and interest The genern
rrsaer 3 n be commenced the First Satafay q
March, l666.s .4sE
0aly 81 ysrl .4aaans Y. V adsares 1as I E
j Il 81 IA (,asxEr o1 DtAnoNDs g
win Sc III. cheape@t, hest and nsost enfsrfA'Hffg
Weekly Pspes ever ss.slshed IN New ORR.
DiAMosDs,l DlAMorps! DiAnosDs
10 Taoa@asd DoiAr< ~asth y pure cslifxaia Di.:
rsonds, q, IN every conceivable styie elesaat Gold
JeweIry, II be presenard % she subsrrbers oi tne
Ca.ket III Diamonds. There are 80 gifts worth -
than ay cents. and fsUm thai up ~ ss7Oes
Gifts. Gifts GIFTS
Every Subscsibers y j i h receive beausifasgiA
ID Gold o. Diamond Jeweky inmediatesy on recr'Pt
sc his or her name aceomr 4nied BY the amount 8.
,ubsc. ;ption uo.ssy The Subscribers names g last
/. received, will be placed in regular rotatioa on or
Book, Opposite derisnsing Nd and the gin con'a,a-
Ing corresposdisx No.fwilI b sent inansdlaieiy,
post Paid, 70 the sshSGriher. & WEI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-06-23

OLD FOLK ELoPEMENr Justice pur'
dy married couple yesterday who fully
merit the felicity which they win doubtless
enjoy in 'connuhial union. The bride.
groom was an old bachelor. whose years
numbered three score and ten, and whose
looks betokencd him inaocent OF woman
kind. His bride was . widow, who as.
serted that she was but 6ftysseven, but the
bystanders set her down at eighty. II
that the widow, in the exercise
of those winsome ways which widows do
affect. inseigled the bachelor into an at.
which both parties proposed to
in matrimony. An objection
arose, however, in the shape Of several
infants, twenty or thirty years old, belong
ing to the widow, who most decidedly ob.
jected to her marrying. In this dilemms
they, regorted to to the usual dodge peeus
liar to young people and eloped. AZ
they lived in Canada. the only place to
clope to was the United States, and they
accordingly came to Detroit-,he bride.
groom coming first, and the widow joining
him afterwards Their delight atshs sue.
cessful termination of their romantic ad
venture was anbounded.&I DstnSss Frs'
Press. as SIS Ife afl aisses :
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Lnprored Ssaksspsarsaa Readings. -
A teacher in one of the schools is in tho
habit of giving. his pupils in compost
tion extracts from poems. the Bible. &c.,
which the scholars are required to trans
pose into their own language, making all
the blind or doubtful passages plaiu.-
One day he gave ont the following from
Shukespeare's Othello: lass
f.Triaes, light as air. are to the jeal-
.r GUS confirmation strong
AS proof of holy writ e
Que little fellow who stood at the head
of his class in philosophy and chemistry.
Immediately wrote and handed in the fol-
lowing transposition:
"Triacs weighing fifteen aud bali
pounds to the square inch. are as good
proof to jealous folks as verse of the Bi-
ble. Detroit Adrertiser
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TIE PH1rosornEa who does up the ser

TIE PH1IosornKn who does up the sen.
timental for the Chicago Journal. and
who writes upon all subjects. from rais-
ing chickens up 70 raising children. has
this observation upon the latter sub.
ject:
The surest way Of making Q man Of .
human being, is. rs universal observations
attests, to take the thing for granted;
many misjudging father has called his
son a Ounce, until the word that was a
cruel SANDER at first. described him ex-
actly at last, - a
Betray your suspicion to child that
he is capable of doing an unworthy act
and you will not long want confirmation
that your evil thonght was true. Sons
and daughters generally do what is really
expected of them; expect noble things.
and noble they will be; they are put up
on the honor and there is whole chap
ter of human nature in the phrase.
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THE KILLING OF. JENKINS ny
GENERAL LANE =

The fact that Gaius Jenkins e Isw..
renee. was killed BY James n. Lsoeoa
F:iday last. has already been repoxSlsbt
the telegraph. The particulars -os .ks
horrible affair, as we learn from 4; asa,is-
man who left the Territory on Saturday
morning, are az follows: -
There was dispute betwsen rsss sna
jenkins concerning valuable land claS
lying IN close proximity to Lswfsoke
This dispute engcndered . cordial tssfaa'
which extended to the private relstionSssof
1.-THE parties. Some few weeks ago. Is16s
family arrived in Kansas and Lane took
then, upon the contested claim, witIost
having legal title to the sams---ths <nft
concerning the title being still tsD6jt{76
proper tribunal. This action o. thsnSrs
of Lane excited jenkins, but notSfhe
passed between them until Friday, Ne -
instant. On this day. Jenkins insSuI1i
Lane that be intended drawing sosasuu16e
from the we'll on the claim. l.sae x6n
him to refrain. bat jenkins paid na stls6.
ton to the caution, and made bic epueas.
ance near the claim. daring she a.
He was provided with . gun sed q -:
and was accompanied By three coaSSn.
ions. As be approached, he isia ies,
bic gun and took mp the axe to kpock shs
chain from the lock BY which ie We fss.
tened. As he stepped forward. lass -.
peared In front Of the house, arnsd M
. loaded shot gun. Jenkins gavs : look
OF defiance ut his enemy. aad In she asxt
moment fell to the easth. . cospss- -AssjpR
received an immense charge of hIstslet
in his breast. $3.50
As jenkins fell. one Of his ffieadsfrd
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Go IT Boors!-The editor Of the B

Go IT RooTs!-The editor OF the Bell
air Era, On. B., Bellair's town four
miles below Wheeling.) announces his in.
tertioa to "go it alone." aud celebrate
the 4th OF July as follows:
We intend to celebrate the 4th. We
have sent to Wheelin' for pint of pea
nuts, and engaged half-dozen sticks oil
chewing wax of Winans. We shall he
visible all day, and our numerous friends
are respectfully invited to call and parti-
cipate in the festivities of the occasion.--
No beverages stronger than "rattle belly
pop" will be admitted, and no gentleman
admitted without top to his hat,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-06-23

~ An INDECENT boy applied for aims
at the house of an avaricious rector, and
received dry. mouldy crust. The rector
inquired of the boy il be could say the
Lords Prayer. aud was answered in the
negative.
"Then," said the rector, u will teach
you that now. Our Father!n
"Our Father,' said the boy, "is be my
father as we'll as yours?n 7e
"Yes. certainly" -
"Then," asked the boy. chow could you
give your brother this mouldy crust of
bread?"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-06-23

New England used to be full Of tradi.
sious Of the odd sayings Of Dr.. Dsllsny
oneof the most powerful ihsoiseisns 6ad
preachers of his time. Ono or ew6sof
his, sayings circulated aboat os d ssf
childhood. For example. when one kad
built fire Of green wood. he siclsinsd:
Warm me hereH I'd % sotu ~ 70
warm me by the starlght on the sasthF
side Of . tombstone!, - -,r k,.a
Speaking Of the chapel bell on Yals
College. he said:
Its about as good : bell ssTs tssgrsP
with sleeps tail hang in it,y .nr
A young minister who lad ,nefe lin.
self conspicuous for : sSssrs 4a1 dSesn-
ciatory style Of preaching. Ss6ls s0 Ma
one day to inquire why Sc did NOT bsys
more success 49, So
why, man.e said tHe Doctor. sseaav
sou takc lesson of the 6shsrnsal Hes
do yon 60 work Ii you. want To SnGsh . /.
trout! You get q little hook, and 3 ens,
line. you bait it carefully and throw b ID
as gently as possible. and then yoe - md
wait 1and hnmor your fsh till zoe ~ nRaf'
ashore. Now then you ges grsst cod
hook and rope line, aud thrash Il iats ~
waser. aud bawl out. rI3ite OF Be dsah-
Iedi''r Al s -5aas nsessslsiz
The Doctor himself g.insl such q fs3t
utation as an expert spiritsal fshssnaa,;
that some Of his psrisioners. like syperi-
cuced old trout. played shy of bis hook.
though ever 20 skilifnlly baitcd.
"Whx Mr.. A." said he 20 - sldhe
mer ~ his neighbeyhood. sSAsy I'll ~
that you are an Atheist. Dent yos -.
liexs in the being Of Godrn
"No." said the man.
But Mr.. A., les's look inls'this. You
believe that the world srosnd yoa exists
from some causes
mo. doat." e i.-'s
"well. then, at any rate, yos ssaisvsis'
your existense?" 81 -
"No.n
"What! not believe that you exist
yourselfr"
Il tell yot~hst. DOCTOR" said tie man.,
II aiot going to be twitched up BY cry
of your syllogisrs. and so ! MI ~ &
don't believe ahything--aad 7 sm nvs
going to believe anything!"
4
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The painter Barrett had an old
cat aud her Kitten. which were his nearest
aud dearest friends, A person calling on
him one day. Observed two holes under the
door. ana asked him for what purpose he
mlde them there. He said it was for bis
cats to go in and out, ~. i.ass
Would not one hole do for hotb?' iu-
quircd his friend.
You silly man. said Barrett how
could the big cat go through the little
hole?' s. -
But. replied The other. could not the
little cat so through the big holea' ses.
.EgadH said Barret. and so. she could;
but I never thought of that'
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tnls government nus never, directly or In
directly, sought to molest you In your
worship, to control you in your eclesias.
tical affairs, or even to influence You In
your religious opinions.
This rebellion is not merely violation
of your legal duty; it is without just cause
without reason. without excuse. You
never made a complaint that was not lis.
tened to with patience. You never ex.
hibited real grievance that was not re.
dressed as promptly as 1t could be. The
laws and regulations enacted for your
government by Congress have been equal
and just, and their enforcement was man.
ifestly necessary for your own welfare
and happiless.s You have never asked
for their repeal. They are similar in
every material respect to thelaws which
have been passed for the other Territories
of the Union, and which everywhere else
with one partial exception) have been
cheerfully obeyed. No people ever lived
who we're freer from unnecessary re.
straints than you. Human wisdom never
devised a political system which bestowed
more blessings or imposed tighter bur.
dens than the Government of the United
States ir its operations upon the Terrific
rieS.
But, being anxious to sare The effusion
of blood, and to avoid the indiscrisninute
punishment of o whole people for crimes
of which it is not probable that all are
equally guilty, I now offer full and free
pardon to all who will submit themselves
to the authority of the Federal Govern
ment II you refuse to accept il, let the
consequences fab upon your own heads.
But coWure you to pause deliberately
and reflect well before, yeu reject this
tender of peace and good will
Now, therefore, I, James Bnchannn,
President of the United States, have
thought properto issue this. my procla-
nation, enjoinng upon all public officers
in the Territory Of Utah to be diligent
and faithful, to the full extent Of their
power, in the execution ofthe laws; CON-
manding all citizens Of the United States
in said Territory to aid and assist the
officers in the performance of their du.
ties; offering to the inhabitants Of Utai,
who shall submit to the laws, o free par
don for the seditions and treasons hereto
fore by them committed; warning those
who shall persist, after notice of this proc
Elamation, in the present rebellion against
the United States. that they must expect
no further lenity. but look to be rigorous
ly dealt with according to their deserts;
and declaring that the military forces now
in Utah and hereafter to. be sent there
will not be Withdrawn uatil the inhabi-
tauts of thai Territory shall manifest a
d proper sense of the duty which they
owe to this Government. o -
In testimony whereof. ] have hereun-
to set my hand and caused the seal of The
United States to be affixed to these pres
cuts.
Done in the city Of Washington. this
9Th day of April. 1853. and
rsEAL1 of the independence of the
Uaited States. the eighty
second. ts' 9a
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State.
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~ The 220th anniversary of the an.
cicnt and Honorable Artillery Of Boston,
was celebrated in that city on Monday,
by . service at church. dinner. speeches.
SC. The Boston Post gives he follow.
ing report Of
Coz Banks Spseah at The ArttE<ys
Di,saer.-Phonograpbic report.
Bao-o-o-o- Whr-r-r-r-r-r~r--H
-r-r-r-P-h-t--W- -W-h-z-z-z-z-z-y.t.
frf
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4aftrp
THE HOT SEASON.
NJ 0. W. HOLMES.


= The folks, that on the Grst Of May
TsE-Wore winter-coats and hose,
Began to say, the frst sf juno,
cs oQood Lordl how hot il grows.'
. a. last two Fahrenheits blew up,
IS And Killed two children small,
.kAnd one barmometsr shot dead
Atutof with its ball,
Nov all day long the iocusts sing
- Among the leahess trees;
ssThsee new hotels warped inside out.
III The puinps could only whecze;
rApd ripe old wilma, that twenty years
iea Had eobvsbbed DER in vain, ts! &
G4nsspontihs through tho rotten corks,
- 1iks sosy's best ChsnPaens'
The Worcester locomotives did
= Their trip in half an hour; ,sa..-
The Lswell cars ran forty miles
Before they checked the power;
ERsll hsinstons sson became drug,
AID Bece-sccos fell;
AN asked for ice, bat every where
- Ssltpetre was to sell.
Plump men Of mornings ordered tights,
= Bat ess the scorching moons,
Their eandis-mouids had grown as loose
Il A cessack pantaloens
The ,degs ran mad, ,-men could no. try
a, nwater they would choose;
A herse fell dead, ,--hc only loft
Ronr red-hot, russy shoes
But sosA the people could not bear.
The slishtest hint of frv;
Aliusions to csIoric drew
hood Of savage ire,
The leaves on heat were all torn out
From every book At school,
And many blackguards kicked and cancd,
Bs< auso they said d,-"kesp cool %
The sasslishs eompsnies were mobbcd,
fns bakers ali we're shot,
Ths penny press began to talk
OfLynchins Doctor Nett;
fAna All about the warehouse steps
hf'WsFe angry men in droves,
Acsashins and splintering through the door
10 smash the patent stovesi
siG4 Gr8s aea5 af s
The abolition men and maids
.sswere tanned 10 such hue,
You scsree could tell them from their frient
vnless their eyes were blue;
Andswhen Lleft, society
90 sliaA bnsst is ancient guards.
= n 81
saxWses inteschanging cards!
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w-. The Mascstine fIows) Jour,

~ The Mascstine (Iowa) Journal
chronicles the most remarkable storm as
occurring near Dahlonega. in which hail
stones killed pigs and poultry in great
numbers. and the wind took MP child and
carried it more thsn two miles without the
child receiving any injury.. Our prescrip-
ton for that child would be catnip tea.
which is good for .esH3
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From Life Thoughts.
BEECHERISMS.

BEECHERISMS.
"The way to begin Christian life is
not to study theology. Pie,y before the
|o!ogy. Right living will produce right
thinking. Yet many men. when their
|consciences are aroused. run for cate.
chisms and commentaries and systems.
Us Suppose man were taken with
tho cholera, and, instead of sending for
q physician. be should send to book.
store and buy oil the books which have
been written on the human system? y
Would it not be better for him te be 6rst
lcured of the cholera2'
Again: The Bible Is the most be.
trashed book in the world. Comics to
1t through Commentaries is much like
looking at landscape through garres
windows. over which generations OF un.
molested spiders have spun their webs -
Our real commentators are our strongest
traits OF character; and we usually come
out of the Bible with all those texts stick.
ing to US which our idiosyucracies at.
tract'
Again, page So: God has appointed
certain insects. birds ard beasts to be de.
stroyers. They consume decaying mat.
ter; they roll up aud feast on filth. To
their palate life is unseasoned and insipid,
but death has flavor Such, also, arc mi.
nor critics In literature, cynics in morals,
and heresY hunters in religion
You are to accept as Christian ev-
ery one whose life and disposition are
Chris,.like. no matter how hcretical the
denomination may be to which he belongs,
wherever you ind faith. and righteous
ness. love. and joy in the Holy Ghost, you
are TO look upon them as the stamped
coin of Christ's kingdom, and as q legal
tender from God to you'
1t is neither the vote nor the laying
on cf hands that gives men the right to
preach. Ones own heart is .authority.--
If one wishes to. aud can. let him, tho
all church courts forbid. If be cannot
preach to ediGcatien. he is not authorized
though all the ministers in Christendom
ordain him. Any one having bell in
him. which ribgeth, Holiness to the
Lord. is preacher.
I, "a man has right to go to God by
any way which is true to him. If you
can think it out, this is your privilege.
If yon can feel it out. this is your privil.
ege. One thing is certain, the child has
o right to nestle in his fathers bosom,
whether he climbs there npon his knee or
by the chair from behind;- any way 40
that it is his father Wherever you have
seen God pass, mark it. and so and sit in
that window. agaip.'
DIR. Kane, finding a flower under the
Humbolt glacier, was more affected by IL
because it grew beneath the lip and cold
blossom Of the ice, than he would have
been by the most gorgeous garden bloom
So some single struggling grace, in the
heart of one far removed from divine in-
6uences, may be dearer to God than a
whole catalogue of virtues in the life of
one more favored of Heaveu'
We ought not to judge men by their
absolute excellence, but by the distance
which they have travelled from the point
at which they started.
God does not refuse to make himself
known TO man. He comes to us at once
by the most natural course. We are iD
a transient state, and God comes to us
hy that which is higher and truer---the
Institutions of the seal.' Il
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THE LIVER INVIG0RATOR!

ElREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is 4 GREAT
Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures almost too great t. believe. IL cures nby
magic, even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required tO cure any Ind of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
sia headache. all Of which are the result
NJ n
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- - LA1N 49, -
The Liver = one "f the
human bOdy.ani when il
the powers of the systcm
stomach iSaimost entirely
action Of the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are at fauit,and the whole
quence of one organ-the
its duty. For the disc eases
proprietors has made il
more than twenty years,
wherewith to ccunteiact
to which il is liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with liver
forms, has but to try a
certain.
4 compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues ufthe metli-
all morbid or had matter
ingir their placeaheIlihy
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
merry ,rcmgyingthe causes
ing n radical cure withOu.
after effects, felt by using
that - usually resorted
One dose after eating Is
stomach aud prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be-
nightmare.
Only one dose taken NJ
gently ard cures costivc
One dose taken after
pepsia.
90 One dose Of two
relieve 4 sick headache.
One hottie taken for fe-
the cause OF the disease,
Only one dose immedi-
One dose often repeated
MOrhuS and a preventa
One dose taken often
renee of bilious attacks,
feelings.
.E- Only one bottle /,
system the effects ofmeli
One bo tie taken for
lowness pr unnatural col.
One dose taken a short
visor 10 the appetite and
One dose often repeated
VA its worst forms, while
plants yield almost IN th,
One or two doses cures
while for worms in child
er or speeslier re nedv in
There is no eNaggpr1'inn
are plain, sober facts, tina:
prove, while all who Us,
im7us testimony in IL
Among the hundreds al
t. the public, there are
mend as DR.. Sanford : In
now Throughout the UniC
a Liver inyigorator, prOt
on all who use il. ALI
have been given Of the z,
those OF the highest stan
II Tn he the hest nrer.arafi.
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EeLACKWOODS MAGAZINE and the Reviews at
AS ian1-u DOBELL " CONYNGIONS.
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BITTROLFF g. son,
1888.

COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
NHAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
new wear. FOR inspection, and am Prepared to re-
ceye the subscriptions for year, and show the ex-
ira iuduceuent offered lis season. Call and see T.
~" E.J. D0bELL, Hon'y sec'y
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i>;Il time. - -. -, a., var,i-a
.nents are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-14
NOTICE.

ys,UE ASsIGNEES OF WM. LOEWENTHAL 4
8 CO, inform you herewith that they have soId
the whole stock of Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr. A
Loewenthal.
All Debtors to the late firm of VIM. Loewe enthal u
Co.. will please call at their old stand and settle Win
ARR. CIT iRERTS,
LEOP. NJ. BERNHE1NlER,
,n,raow Assignees.