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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

drew dlaMond hiltcd sword, and cut the
captings head off . .#.-.-
20 that GOOD live to become dead
body" said Tue capting MS he fell TO this
! deck. He expired slerty afterwards
bcin fatsliy Killed"
People said the 'obh Teller, Zine
the luke de Moses
"Old boss methinks thou art tl"win,'
sed youth Of forty 9 summers, nnd the
luke cut off his head likewise Don't
r.nt any verses onmy deth in the ne"s'.e
papers, screamed the u,fortnit Young
man as he fell ded on the deck. =
"Peope!' continued the Juke ! alone
can save you from yon unprincipis,i and
buddy piruts. What hoe! there 4
.,erk of oats.. ~ The oats as iumrlitly
brawt. The luke took thcm and brave
ly mounted the jib poop. He threw them
onto the tow path. In 4 mint The loadhg
horse attached to the pirut B",e, rat,s
along, stopt, and begun fur To desour
the oals. The driver swore aud holler~t
at hira terribly, but he wouldn't bulge
an inch. Mean time, the Ssry Jane, har
horses on a clean jump, was fast leaving
the rirut ship.
"Onct again do escape dcth.' -c,l
the luke between his clenchcl teeth, vet
on the jib poop.
CHAP. Iv.-rIIE WANDERERS RRTURs.
The luke was Moses the Sassy. Hs
had boon in France 0teen years, aud now
he was home agin in Bosting. He had
some trouble in getting himself acknowi-
edged as the Jake of France, as the Or
leans of Dicnasty and Borcbones wcfo
ernenst him, but he finally conkored.-
Now he had crossed the deep blue @ To
git his own Elizy. She knew him at one;.
rs one Of his ears and q portion of his
nose had been cEawed off Ill his flies
with opposition fremen durin h"ybo'tls
sunny hours. They were married and
went to France, to reside in their dHcal
pallis which was got up regardless OF ca-
pense. They had several cl'ildrcn, afsl
lived to green old age, beloved ''br NIL
both grato and SMALL" rs the Poick
seq.
The Pirut Capting was captured, tried,
convicted, and sentenced to read all the
etters That Messrs. Giddngs and Wise
shall rite for the ensooin 5 years. HE
friends are endeavoring to get his san
tunce committed to imprisonment for life,
l hour in each to be devoted to reading
the Great Western Journal. He says
his sentunce WAS worse than the other
one was. Still he dou't care much 40
long as be gifts hi meals at regular inter
walls. .
This is my first attempt ut wsitin a
Tail, 81 is is far from bein perfeck ,butifI
have indooscd folks to sec that in 0 ca
ses out of 10 they can either make L,fo
as barren as tho Dessert of Sarah or a.
Joyous rs flower gsrlin, my object will
have been accomplished. Ado.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30
Rotttp
LARvB.

rWhera among all the little poems that sun
their PAINTED wings in admiring readers eyes.
have you found one more beautiful than this
that lasts on a page d she Atlantic Monthly
for November? Many man has preached two
hours in the morning. and followed II up for
other two in tic afternoon. III the yellow ras
stream aslant the still ali of the meeting horse
Nj II the angels were laying Heavens golden
floor before the very eyes OF the congregation,
that did not say as much as il eufbed with q
couple ofrhymes i'll that sianza beginning, All
look thou largely. with lenient eyes:
NV little maiden of forr years cid
(No myth. but a genuine child is she.
With her bronze brown ey es and her curls Of
Came, quitein disgust che day tome.
Rubbing her shoulder with rosy ralnn,--
AS the loathcsome touch seemed yet To thrill
her,
She cried. "Oh. mother. found on my arm
a horrible. crawling caterpillar"
And With mischieyous smile she could scarcely
another,
Yet glance. in its daring. half-awcd and shy
She added.-"W hile they were about it moth
wish they'd just finished the butterfly"
They were words to the thought of the soul
:. -s that turns .-..
From the eoarser form Of a partial growth
Representing the Infinite Patience,that yearns
With an unknown glory to crown them both.
All. look thou largely. with lenient eyes.
On whateo beside thee may creep aud cling.
For the possible beauty II st undCIlICs
- The passing phase of the meanest thing.
What ift;o,I'F great angels whose waiting love
l}ch"li,th our pitifui life below.
Prom the holy height of their heaven above.
Couldn't bear W it'll the worn. I'LL the wings
slo III grow!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

A BEAUTIFUL TnoUGur.-Whcn en-.
gineers would bridge stream, they of
ten carry over Mt first but n single thread.
With that they next stretch n wire across.
Then strand is added to strand, until
foundation is laid for planks; and now
the bold engineer finds safe footway and
walks from side to side. So God takes
from US some golden threaded pleasure.
and stretches it hence into heaven. Then
he takes a child, and then friend
Then He bridges death. and teaches the
thoughts of the most timid to find their
way hither and thither between tho two
shores.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

talk of them, for their memories come
over us like q pleasant dream. We for
get that half a century has gone by since
then, yet under the locks Of snow, the
g fire of other days kindIes for the time,
and We feel like springing after the first
handsome face which shall miseheiyously
peer around the standing :ing and dare
US to the strife Of ,Snsp'cm-and Catch
en-" In the meantime, the fire WAS for
gotten and waned, tie mirth grew less
noisy, and couples slid away and sat coz
iiy in corners. and kept up nHrmaring
undertouo OF conversation. The clock
bad been wickedly. Srnel back, buttme
wore on nevertheless, AID some ene,more
gorgeous than the rost, sprang up md
broke the GInrm. The buzz OF voices
swclled up again, and there was hurry
mo after the things" and while hoods
were tied, eyes were turnct! Up TO see
where certain "fel'cr," were standing
with their hats in hand. The good byes
were spoken and scoItl with a kiss, and
the Ioad again hudded into the sleigh,
aud the IMPATIENT horses sped away over
the crisping snow. Couples were drop
ped here and there, and one Of the good
times, IKE dream whose pleasant mem
ories Iinger, faded cut into the shadow
Of a morning nap.--T. ". Drown.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30
From tho Chicago JouHNAL.
OLD JOHH BROWN 1T HARPER, 8
FERRY.
BIZ {. II WEBB.


There's fluitcr in the Southern Land, trc-
NOR in the air;
For tho rice-plans are invaded, the cotton
fields laId bare .t-r.
aud the crv vt Help" and Treason" rings
losd from tongue AID pen
John Brown has crosse the borders with q
hoat of fifteen mct.
lie! " ,l!aats oftlre Southern land, come
lo.. C the uazv tance,
And quick unto the rcscur, with st1ed an
shield and lance.
There are traitors in the country. there are
traitors in the town.
And the whites look very blueish, the blacks
look very Brown.
Come rouse yc gallant Southronsi Virginia
never tires
With prating Of her doughty sors, the sons OF
doughty sircs
What would the .'Old Dominion" DO against Il
score of Browns?
Start not. o dainty Northmen when these
shreks ring Oh your ear,
Tho "shrieks'' of Bleeding Kansas" were a
merry thing To hear:
And the plants from broken hearth stones
= brought sniile-wreaths to your brow;
You laughed mt "Shricking Kansas who are
the shriekers now
Or it NAV be. you've forgotten the woes of
which tell;
But the fathers so Il remembered, remember
ed but too well,
The spuwhose sleep is dreamless upon The
bloody plain,
The night Of naked horror that turned the
daughters brain.
Ills steps were sore misguided. but the old
mans brain wa cH,zed.
With visions of his bitter wrongs-yourselves
the phantom raise,i;
And the ones that loosed the sluice gates sho' d
surely not complain,
when the crimson flood al neap-tide flows to
their doors again.
II NUT be very pleasant to be famed to sleep
by slaves:
but it rather mars the pleasure when they fan
you to your graves
And think I'd rather slumbcr where my head
Is safe from harm,
Id rather wear my head above than tucked
below my arm. ..... ee-
like the sunny Southland, but I'd rather not
be there.
When a slave should seize the whip-lash az il
was raised in air;
j ike the sunny Southland but not this dole
ful note,
When. the hounds we've held in leash so long
have gripped We by the throat
worshipour broad banner. but ! scarcely
think it right,
That its stripes fall on the dark race, its stars
unto the white = - -~..<.~r.-
You may read it in so,sr 1Bible-it is surely
not in mine
But I'm down on all such Justice, though you
title it "divinc."
Oh! tell you Southern masters, and danes
and oyeTseers,
The stream will burst its borders though il
sluggish flow for years.
And when sweeps the crimson terrent and your
- broad plains surge with blood.
will pray with other Christians. God save
- yos from the foodi
49, SIS
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

"WHo is he?" said passer-by to a
policeman who notwithstanding to raise
an intoxicated individual who hal failed
into tho gutter. Giant say sir" replied
the policeman, she can't give an account
f himself" ''Of course not, said the
other, show can you expect an account
from man who has lost his balance"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

DICK LEDGER stated to US In very
measured terms, that he "didn't happen
to be married YETI ..The time was Ak
ed for Yesterday" said we al know it,"
reioined he. well" continued he, look
inc worry serious, and approaching our
ear conlilentiaIly. "lbe fact is, I hase
not ~, prtcp9oH ~
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30
A WESTERN preacher, after stating

A WESTERN preacher, after stating
that tea, coffe, sugar, spices, pickles, pre-
serves, milk, meal, snuff and tobacco, were
aduterated, stretched himself up to his
full height, and with great emphasis ex-
claimed: "Who then will dare to deny
the fact that this is wicked and adulter-
Gus generation?'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30
CHAT. III.-THR PIRCT FoILED.

Sixteen long and weary years have
e'apst since the scene narrowated in the
last chapter took place. A noble ship,
the Sary Jane, is sailin from France to
Ameriky. thru the Wabash Canal. A
pirut ship is in hot pursoot Of the Sary
Jane. The capting of the S. J. looks IA
teeged, and as though he had lost all his
parents. The pirut is close onto him. d
he is about to give in, when fine look
ing fellow in russell boots, and buffaler
oyercoat, rushss forred, and SEE to the
captlng:
Old man, go down stairs. Retire to
the starboard bulkheal. lie command
this bote."
"Owdnshus cuss." said the capting,
"awav with thee or | shall 10 murder"
Scarcely SEE tho noble ielier and
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

A LITTLE girl, hearing it SAID that she
was born on the Kings birthday. took
no notice Of it at the time, hut in dny
or two after asked her father if she ana
the King were twins.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

FoAsT beef, serenity of mind, pretty
wife, and cold water baths, viii make
most any man "healtl'y wealthy and
WISE
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

Mas. PARTTNGToN on CosNET!cS,-
That's a new article for beautifving the
compcxion." sad Mr.. Bib, holding mp
a small bottle for Mrs. Partington to look
at. She, looking up from toeing out a
wooden sock for Ike, took the bottle in
her hand. as it, indeed" p said she;
''weII, they may get up ever so many
rostruns for identifying the complexion,
the less peopIo'haye to do with bottles for
It the better. My neighbor Mrs. BIotch
has been using bottle Il great many years,
for her complexion, and her nose looks
Ike q rapture of mount Vecif,rous, with
the burning lather running I'LL over the
contagious territory" Mr. Bib inform
ed her, with smile, that this was cos
metic for HE outside, and not to be taken
internally, when she subsidized into tue
toe Of Ike's stocking, but said something
about the danger of its ''leaking in new
crtheIcss, Ike, meanwhile was rigging
a martin9alo for Lions tail, securing that
wagrsh member to his collar and max
ing him appear rs if sending before the
wind.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30
TSkewered by Elsving koPy-riSltH
PRIZE ROMANCE.
MOSES TIE SASSY; OR, TIE DIS
.a GUlSED DUNE.
A Tale of Blood and Things.
by ARTEMUs WARD.
CHAPTER MOSES.

CHAPTER l.--MosEs.
Ny story opens in the classic free sinks
of Bosting. In tho parior Of al aristo-
crat;c manshun ON Bacon street, sis
lovely young lady Nose hair is covered
with the ffosts OF | : summers. She has
lust sot down at piany 40 Il is singing
the popular peace called Shells of the
Notioa, in which she tells how with Pen
size Thawe she wandered by c beer
shore. The sun is sottin in its horizon,
and its gorguslite pours in go.lon mel
Iur ful slro the winlers 4 makes boot
iftll vonng lady twice as beautiful as she
was bc4. which is unnecessary. "a She 10
magnifisuntly dressed up in Bcrage bas-
que with popIin TRAININGS, More Antique
edges, and ply carpcting- Her dress
eontairs twelve founders, brilliantly or
namented with horn buttons, aud her
shoes were ell morrocker with gold span
clcs onto them. Presently she presses
her hands to her buzzum and starts up
in an excited manner. "Methinks," she
wispcrs in clarion tones, Il see q voice.
4 nobio youth of 81 summers scrapss
the mud from his hates in the hall and
enters. He is attred in a red shirt and
black trowsis, which last are turned up
over his butos, and his hat is bewtchIng
" cockt on one side of his classical head.
In sooth he was noble child Grease
in its parmiest days near produced more
galanter herow than Moses. The young
lady gazes on him for few periods, md
clasps her hands together, and strikes Der
position; and rollin her Is wildly ike
expired inrantile COW, cries:
"Hal do my Is deceive my ear sight
That frame. them store clothes! those
voice. its is me own, me only Moses
and no folded her to his hart. "Mo-
thinks ! shall swocn," she sed, and prot
y soon swoondid.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

Willis says in one Of his sketches, that
. literary reputation is to be built at this
day, like the walls of Jerusalem-with
troweI in one hand for clustering friends
land sword in the other for shifting
enemies.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

WmAf IS LIFE DIR. Chalmers saws
The mere laspe Of years is not life. To
eat, drink, IN sleep; to be exposed to
darkness and light; to pace around in the
mill Of habits, and turn the mill Of wealth :;
to make roas IN our book keeper, and
thought an implement Of trade: this
il no. life. In all this bnt poor frac-
ton Of The Inconsistencies Of humanity
is awakened and the sanctitics still SUM
Der which make It worth while to be-
knowledge, truth, love, beauty, goodness
faith, alone can give vitality to the me-
chan,sm Of existence; the laugh of m:rtb
which ,ihrates through TIE heart, the tear
which treshcns the dry wastes within, the
music tlat brings childhood bGck. the
prayer that calls the future near, the death
that startss us with mystery, the hard
ship which forces US to struggle, the anX-
iety that ends in being.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

Gratitude is the f,lirest blossom whie
springs from the soul, an the heart Of
m.a knoweth mono more fragrant
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

Punch says the "Cloak Of Religion
may be known sometimes by the fine nap
it has during sermon time"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30
The violet loves sunny bank,
The cowsIp loves the lea,
The scarlet creepor loves the elm;

But | loye-thee.
The sunshine kisses mount and vale,
The stars they kiss the seq,
The west winds kiss the clover bloom
But | kiss-theo:
The oriole weds his nottled mate,
The Iily's bride o the bee;
Heavens marriage-ring is round the
earth;
Shall lived thee +?
.DAYARD TAYLOR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

Moses was foremqn Of Inginc Kumpa-
nv No. 40 The 40's hal Jest been hav-
in pleasant fife with the SOS on the day
I INTRODUCE Moses to my reader. He had
his arms full of trofees. to wit: ( scalps,
4 Is, 3 fingers, cars, &c.. &c, When
Ely (ior that was the luvly yonn lady's
nance rekiycrcd from her swoon, she
asked:
Chow las the battle gomez Tell me-"
"Elizy," said the brave young man
drawing hissclf up TO his full bite, eve
chawed EN- MP, and smashed their mer-
sheen Ill TO p;eces..'
II thank the gods" she crile. Thou
didst full well, and hence forth | ware
thee in my hart Of hnrts.'' "And Mo
$685." she continued, laying her head con
fl LEFTY agin his weskit, ",lost know ]
sumtmes think thou wastcst of noble
birth T.
no. seq he wildly, ketching bold Of
h;sself, ''you don't say SOP
''Indeed do l." she said. "Your dead
grandfathcl's sporrit came to me the 9th
or mite, and SEE he, Moses is disguised
Juke."
You mem Duke" said Moses.
"Dost not the actors call it Juke -
she sed sternly.
That settled the matter.
Il have thot Of this thing a4," said
Moses, abstractedly. "If it is SO then
thus must it be. To B or not to B tuai
airs the question. But not more of this
now. o lifc-lise, your to many for ne,
He tore out some of his pretty yeller hail
stamped wildly on the floor and wa:
gone.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

Come rouse yc gallant Southronsi Virginia
never tires
With pratng Of her doughty sor's, the SONS OF
doughty sircs
But tel me. If IA single J ohu thus storms Your
ferry towns,
What would the odd Dominion" 10 against
score of Browns2
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

lie! " ,l!aats oftl12 Southern laud. come
lo.. C the uazv tance,
And quick unto the rcscur, with st'ed an
shield and lance.
There are traitors in the country. there are
traitors In the town.
And the whites look very blueish, the biacks
look very Brown.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13
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From the Neu York News.


We esteem II . pleasure resting upon our abso
| u to knowledge Of its merits to recomm end Prof.
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This article, In short, will restore gray hair to
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that this most valuable article 10 for sale by tho
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street, St. Louis.
CAUTION Of worthless limitations, as
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Price 81 so per bottle.
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Sold by ]. B. Doughcrty, druggist, Musoatife,
d by druggi'ts generally.