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MANNY's COMBINED
Reaper and Mower,

T1HIS celebrated Machine received the first premi-
L UNI Of a GRAND GOLD MEDAL as the best combined
Reaping and Moving Machine at the great United
States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville, KY in
September, 1857. The trial came OFF near Syracuse,
New York, in july where all the principal machines
in the United States were thoroughly tested. The
Committee made their awards through Marshall p
Wilder, President United States Agricultural Society
at Louisville, Ky.
II also received the awards as the best Reaper and
the best Mower before two separate Committees
appointed by the President of the davidson County
Agricultural Society, at Nashville in July 1857, over
most of the machines now in use in Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and awards ere given
this Machine during the last season over every Ma
chine in America.
The above Machines for sale by the undersigned
B. +. CHEA1HAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WIRELESS co,
may1I- Nashville, Tenn.
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Eighth congressional D,.,r,e,.

JAMES If. QuARIks and TBoaAs MENEEs
candidates Tor Congress ia the Eighth Dis
trict, will address their fellow citizens at the
following times and places:
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rs-M A. PARRISH Il CO., have quantity
OF excellent Timothy Hay ior sale. Those
in want will take notice.
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&C. We are authorized 10 announce J. c. SHACK
ElFORD, Esq, OF GAINESVILLE n candidate Tor the
oicc Of Attorney General and Reporter, to an the va
cancy occasIoned by the resignation Of Gen. John L.
7. Snced. may27-td
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Fourth Congressional District.

We are authorized to anDnunce.W. B. STOKES, Of
DeKaIb, candidate fer ugress in the Fourth Con-
greSsional p'st-i maT25-td
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NEW HAT and CAP STORE,
JUST OPENED BY
EMERSON s. EVANS,
TO BE DRAWN

w ifH entire stock ef geads, q The very
w bcst qualify and style, ever bFoaght tits
city. The Frraeh six Aolcskin Hat Is OF superior
nHish aud oflg There - lehtpess = eeaH-
~ aeoet theta which e4nuot tai % please. The
sss BE Of ffenea tAssimere ana AL the etes
this Kind % Hat, ~ fhe best manufacturers
got up % oar especial order. IL CAPS Aad straw Goods
ne have also large stock and Of all Qualities, and
We nAEtsr ourselves thal pfte1s asla ols eaanos
Tail 10 give satisfaction.
Gsnsismea's Has Of any style VII DC made 70 Or
DER mayi9-d
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Acquitted.
ArriYed.

SAVANNAH, May 28-Capt. Townsend of
the slave Echo, has been acquitted.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-30

New YORK, May 28.-The steamer North
ern Light has arrived from Aspinwall with
1ZS passengers.
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42o BROAD STREET, PHrIA DEIPHIA PA.
(ExTRAcT0 ''In lifting the kettle from the fire it
became urmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to crisp. 1t was an
awful sight, The Mustang Liniment appeared to
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly. without soreness,
and left no scar Of account Truly yours. - "a
CHARLES FOSTER"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-30
RHEUMATISM.
MUSTANG LINImENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr.. S. IrcH, Hyde Park, VT, writes:-s'That the
horse was considered worthless this was
SPAWN ,)buts ite' ,cnhe free use of the Mustang
Eminent, have sold him for $50 cash. Your Lin
iment has been doing wonders up here"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-30

DO you WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOUs t--A -
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETITES
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CONsTITU-
TION?
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL wEIL2
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS
I. DO YOU WANT ENERGY
DO YOU WANT To SLEEP wEIL3
DO YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
INGY
IF you do use Hogfdnd's German BiHeTs, prepared
by Or. c. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia
and sold by druggists and store keepers throughout
the United States, Canadas, West Indies, and So IN
America, at IS cents per bottle. may4-1 n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-30
etter from the President of the United States

''ExECUTIyE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan. 3lst, 1858.
''MR. EMANUEL LYON Dear Sir: have the pleas
ure inform you that the Royal Commission, of the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you a Medal
and certificate for the great value Of your Magu6 tic
Powders, &c. WILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
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pp Gelearaph.
The following is from the telegraph opela
Virginia Elections.

Returns from IS counties. Opposition
gain very large on Democratic vote of 1856
= decreased more than 5000. Faulkner,
Caskie. Smith and Powell defeated for Con-
gress. Result doubtful. Opposition very ex-
ultaut aud claim the State by from 5000 to-
5000 ar
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-30

RIcHaoRD, May 20.
Opposition gains in IS counties since 1855
between 1000 and 5000 votes. In fifty coun
ties heard from, Goggin's majority nearly a
thousand, Result still in doubt-but the
chances in favor of Goggin.
The following is private dispatch from
Louisville =
May 28-P. Mn thirth-six counties.
Letcher's majority is 1900 where Buchanan
had 20, 600 over Fillmore
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-30
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
VII destroy Garden Insects, C5ckroaches, Bed
Bugs, Fleas, Ants, Moths, and all
,oesfs of tLr rfr,o;n kind
pests of tie uermin kind.

ptSts y NC UtIIIItIt htIfU' =
inestimable. In weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes. This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will exterminate them. A
company of botanists, from the Horticultural Society
Of Paris while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
that all insects Lighting upon certain kind of plant
very dropped dead. This fact was made use of
to guard their night camps from these intruders.
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr.. f.
Lyon and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment 1t is simply powdered leaf chemi-
caly prepared resist the effect of age and climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments Of England, France Germany and
Russia, from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medi-
al and horticultural colleges and societies.
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CIusky's Political Text Book.
For Sale by John York s. Co.,

No. 80 Union Street, Nashville, Tenn.
sTIiIS book contains, in compact, integible form
a complete history of political parties, embracing
party platforms, the speeches of leading politicians
on all important questions, votes in Congress, and
documents touching the expenditures of govern
ment, and the distribution of the public lands. The
book is everywhere received authority, having
been acknowledged as authority in the Senate of the
United States. Price So.
Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
Or, history the working Of the American Gov
ernmentf rty years, from 1920 to 1850 com
plete.
Orators of the American Revolution, by E.
MagOon.
Living Orators Of America, by E. L. Magoon.
American Eloquence: Acollecton of speeches
and addresses, by the most eminent Orators of Am
erica from John Otis to 5. S. Prentiss.
apr27G
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GOsgin's gain from 1000 to
5000 votes in rs Counties.

The following is private despatch from
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14
anYertraut, baB e. cine anbere Gmma Qe>

anpertraut bab e. cine anbere Gmma ae>
funben babe. !! G,i:@ - ,is+@>1.~.s ,T-Ia
III Ginen &a,,pf ber 2tebe nit ter {aben
@etppbabeit bate bas 8u0erl 9etampft,
als paultne une @ilbelm pon BEN ibm
jebt 70 beimif@ sepuroenen pfarrbau1e
fi@ trenuten; ea jamnerte fait Dor @eb,
iobab unierm @abelm teinabe bic ausen
feu&t ,purben. f Da ouf einmal aber fabte
pas Bu0erl eiue,, m,dnnli9en Gnt19lub: ]:
Is tebrte um anb lief fpornfr.i9s bin su
ben Gltern> ols ,pii1e Is aus Grfabrune
baB ale ieine @eltebteu ii@ bier oft YER
iammelten, oab es pte(elben olio bier am
@befen unb ln9etbetltefen ,pieoer fnben
wiirpe. Wlit Der Mutter batte es aud
i9cn ldnsf Griepen eei9loi1en; pon ba
AT, no bic @utter ibren ei9enen Griebtn
sefunoen batte. SEPT 1T pas 8uNerl pes
alien Photographers toatorer @daB unc
xteblina. = H2~G.n..3 III 80 at@Als -,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14
3. Sie Dreieiniofcit.

.TL =. Ole DretetHt0tctt-
glS Der Menl@ int &inoesalter feline
Mutter sefe0elt 9erietb er in bic @etpalt
etne6 unbeusiamen> eiferll6ti9en @ater6.
Das. @el&id bate eiltrae @eiebe Abz
riman teraui&tefi@ in Gbrdnen ,np Moz
LODI serl@lane ieine Sinner. ..<>..
?. Sebepa bennerte auf 8er8 Sinai, unb
Supiter auf bes Slyunps ,polttsem @ipfel
eri9Qtterte bic @elt nit einem 3uden leiz
ner Mu9enbrauen. I'M aa.. r~.,.,..
r,Mber @ett mar, ,,ur tem .oufaereqten
@ewi0en zines f@ulbpoqen &inpes 70
fur&ttar::: benn bas .&inbesalter ber
@eal4beitt bate aud feline @piele unp
feline 6ete, bic ber 9iumel nit seebeimniez
pollen 2d&beln iletssnett; unb, Der ,@ater,
wie beraul9t LIEF Qlsbant, bas @ebeiu.
nib fines 5r3ens enti4lapien. $,,rs%~
+ 3spbYr sntfibrte pfpde in bic 3auberz.
ppalaae A9mors ,lnpt ber 1lllnseboriam eer.
| eSellebte'. Sc r'a@te. lfe na@ bet prafuneent
Der 8erbannul19 aunp bee Iooes, unter,
ber s'.s Sstn,ue eq, Born gu finer @tmabNn unb
3ur 3ur @S'tt'n. 'tn. mt sG sn7au sac2 .dss4l:5st
! saAbonis, bas Spfer, tes3 Gters, ben 1tr.
seopfert rabrte big S45nbeit une bie2iebe:,
90 cffenbarte fi& l&on ber i9mer3enrei9e
9riumpb gbtiffi unb ttr sutanftfst eebn.
ber eed9ttten Meni&bett. / sl.a 1@a11sos5G
Gin sgeite warbs bauals BET Bslt se>,'
seben, uu,Aoams geriu&uhe 3uerneuern.
Dies @tfss trri@tttt tfntn sntt&tf4afts,.
oertraG 'ue|@sr tbieril4e sGenifIt gum
preis aueitbtt. Dte Stlapen untertpalr,:S ''
fen I'D BEN @eltb lnb 9inee,',' il @runpe
bur@ tas Wtlts,: tlas ahl.fdso ss5s
Ii (Gertiebune auf Ser bierttn @eitt.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14

tabten f1e unb tbaten nun RAID un5 fi&er
mas mS9li@ tpar. Der @ner tpurbe ee>
rufeu, unb fein @atte tann 3artli@er for
gen unp i9ufen, als tieier IS jest tbat.
Balp lag bic &ranfe. auf ibrem Eager,
treu un19eben ppn Mann unp &inpern>
op& pbne 8ewubtiein. y:as.r@.. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14

D1e GrtenntntB 1T eer Spie9el In bent
f4 bic Qiebe i@auen ,piQ, unb. fe frablt
we&felsweiie. Sic @eaalten aQer De(tu
surdd, ,pie eine junse 9raut ,pel9e ibren
S&mud seriu&t AM Sage sor ibrer 6odz
set; unb fie ertlidt ii@, uni. auf allen
Soften fneet ile ii@ lb6u unb manl9t
il@ piecer gu 3e19en. ...,,.s..s. -, ..@-.<
sic umfaet bic @4Snbeit, tie {ie liebt;
unb bic @eien beben FA paarmeis ans
oem fru@tbaren Sdppbe per &ielaeliebz
ten emppr. . : -.., '.....-.'''
llnb bieie paare, 8ilter Der 2iebe, lie
ee''> uu'arrnet1 uno sel1oer f@ ,pieter.
(@ne III Der Ginbeit> ,pelde fe befru@z
tet fQblen 1ic bic 9anse @6ttli9feit: penu
'bre Sinne >peroen pann jur Seele> uuo
ibre Seele 1T nur 2iebe. y. ++. -''.. ~ ,.'''
= llne in tifitr. eiebe .pel4e ib aus
breitet, fablen fe aus ibrem @&pobe bic
epfee Gru@ttarfeit berycrquillen... . ''.5.
Denn bic S@Spfuns sat ME beac,,,<
men, uno fie trirb mic enben. .'' ~" d.,
Der 9bttli6e @epante. cr3ellat fi6 in
Der @elt III fortlaufenpea @ilpern; uup
IN eieien 8ilbern ipra9 @ott nit iid
1eltf. .., 4. II = ''iI 5:I>'@.,,'.'."
Gr i&aute ii& in ieinem @ert unb ct
erfannte fi@ ais @pt; ,1no er Fat fid
lebeno ansebetet In DEM tpas er ae1dafz
fen. M :. -.s4 .@!3 ill., ), =..
Seit er ant fiebenten Sage beim M(en<
1@en serubt, betradtet er iein @ert, unp
fIebe, e6 'par ppllfomueu i95n.* ii.
y l1no Der Menl9 betete @ptt aumdlia
In allen @unpern ietner MaGt an. Die
@lementt, bic @eltirne be 6il@e, bie @Sz
GEL bic Blrmer, bic Sausetbiere ,nb ber
@eni& ielbd botten slltdre: lp fanp Die
S&Spfun9 @obl9efauen an fdb ielbR>
uno @ott erfannte fi9 unb ltebte fi6 u,,z
ter tent pra@tYpl1en &leioe tas cine oez
beimntbroue feierlt@e @ode ta9td9li@
Jpn we@ieln fab. III 1.r,,@ @'..:>
ano bic S@4pfunn bic il9 auf Grpen
erfaQt erneuerte f@ I'M Simuel. 81.
Die 5000 Sabre, ,pelde 19on anere
@elt 9eitanbe'1 fno bic 9rpbe @pde rer
s6ttli&en @d6pfuns.
G9riftus tpar per Ditnulil9e Npam> ben
@ptt ant ie@fen Sage na9 ieinem Bilpe
Beiaaffen. L. al. s~s"" Z. 80:
Sest lan9e'peilt per Mn(9 1l@ in feiz
'1er Giniamteit> unb er 1T in tiefe BefIn,<
tnernib perfaQen. ~ :..t- ii H.
llno @ptt 3iebt tas @eit aug 1eiuer
pom Speer oe1fneten @eite, uno pies
@cib miro bic Mutter Ser 9ebenoiaer fein,
une 9tnn,el unb Grbe ,peroen fie anbeten.
5t4Sie 9in9 aus @brilti @eite berplpr,
be7en Mutter iie tereits IT.; ,.nb 5ile ,pire
feline @emablin unb ibr erRer &ub tpirb
etn Slid erseu9en, oaa tein Gnpe nebmen
(ou. ~; - :>5:"s~..> +. :,>4 @t;>c<..'.
llnb bic Nrnen> bic Bltnten l1nb ctie
2abmen tperoen init gu bem .9o93eitsmabl
9elaoet: uno Elm bo@;eitlt@ &leip empfa1,
gen, unp bic 8etriibten werben ppn Qroetr
Greube erfallt iein, uno fe perben einanz
cer onl@aueu nit GROCER Milpe uno unz
bel9reibltGem 2d@eln, neil iie lanee 3eit
petaten. ~, - r. 80 -,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14
Gultu8 0eproit,

Dffentli1et Nptar,
@de ter @ab1ba,p= uno 6ten @trabe, seseniiber
ber fran3Dl. tatb. 8irbe,
empfeblt G9 leinen beutl9cn Mitbilr9ern sur
@nfertisuns unp Beelauti9uus ppn seribtli9en
Dpfumeuten unb llrfunoen, ais: &aufbriefen,
Sypptbefen (Oeets unb Mcrtgases), MietbS=
unp @el9aftSs @pntraften, Seltamenten, Goa-
maGteu fir bas Snlano unb Osutldlanb, 1otpie
sur Belursuns aller in bas 9fptarfa9 sinl9!a9sn~
ben GjelAGfte. 1b52.1O
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r1afpb @diu:er,

S)arDD WlNtN6er,
6rieoenSri9ter, (Justice Of the Peace
Deut19er Mptar II. 2anb= seut
pbpnir<8lud, Gde Der Dritten uuo Watalbaw~
@traBs> (nabe ber 8riide,)
emyfstlt lG ben, beutlden Wublitum GUT @nfer-
tieun9 unb 8e9laubieuns aQer Dfentliden pa>
plere, u>pie aud CUR Musfertisuns Spn Mappen
unb anbercn 3ei9nunsen.
&auft unb Serfauft 2ane 1T @ommilfpn-
fhSO ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14

llnp nit leten bant ibn ibm NIT einem,
aberl&weneli&en 2eben; unb mir perienten
un8 in feline @erfe NIT tem !6a,l9 tes
@eoanfens: :,pir bur@fretfen neue @ebiete
auf ben Glaseln 1einer 2iete. @ir tper<
ben bic Grasebornen zines neuen &C.
l@le@ts, bic Gn9el ber ;utanftisen Menz
f9en. @*a j. &r.*#j ."se Wu9~.<> ".5.:<
. 8tr tro9en bann, bimmlil l@e 8opte,,>
@otteS 8ptl@aft BIG an Der unenbli@teit
@ren3en. III @.5fsajsstI 49, t4srs#S} IL:
l1m ben Seean teS 3aumeS III bur6z
1@netpe1, tuerben bic @terne unlere eldnz
3enoen gta9en 1ein. l!31s> ass'fj .,..1::.z
@ir 'uerben uns in fase Grl9einuueen
nertpanpeln, uni pas Nu9e oer @etnenben
su crquiden ; mir ,perben itrablenre 2ilien
auf unbefannten Muen pfade,, unt ibren
3bau iiter bic Gree ausRreuen, s@s: @..
~ @tr peroen oas Qio bes I@lummernpen
&tnbes beriibren uno pas .9ers Der Mut<
ter fanft er96Ben in bem Nnblid Der
S@Snteit ibres piel9eliebteu &inbeS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14
MppreNen
Ddutel &pbrer,

tS1npler in @runbei9entbum
unb
0eneralzN9ent
ct. Ynul, iune lpta.
Qnnb pirb sefauft unb Serfnuft; G5eleer tper-
ben eelebnt unb angelc9t; Iaren tperoen besablt
uub G,elper I'M 9taate cplleftirt. 1t52.10
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Be0in0un0en

Die xMinueiota StaatS5eitune" e.
19eint jepen Samltag.
prei5: :3wei Dpllars> lit balbjabriser
8oruusbe3ablung.
Mtpnniren fann mani 81 ireenb einer 3eit bes
SabreS; bo1 tUnnen bic oem Mbonuement poran~
9ebenben Nun1ntern niGt na9selanbt tperben.
Der 5ublcription6 =8etrag fann III 9ieten it.
esno siner suten Bent eeef> eei gadletljabttsem
@4idt tperbcn.
DaS Wenn @elo 1T rea0rirten Briefen Ser<
loren oebt, tragen mir pen @erlul; bpA nid,t it,
unre9ifrrten 8refen.
NQs Mittbsungen, @eloer II. (. ~. fnb 81
aopreliren:
Samuel Guoui9b, publi0er,
Bor gr 2445, ct. Yaul Wiunelota.
0Nrcifc ftir Nn,rinru.
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q. S 6. .. 6ilfuan.

NpUDtate11 lttlp 9teDt8>Nl1lpalte,
sn,pfsblsn f9 ibren Serebren bcutlGen Mtbir-
germ als Necbt5beifGnbe ,nb iu'S BeIDnbere 5ur
Nusferti9uu9 ppn llrtunoeu ,r.
@trahe. ct. Taul. % '' v" ~ 1b52.2 10
0r. @pfenf,
ct. @"tb'ngFrabe> eer Hr ee"ti$en s"nt eeee"'
ct. YauL Minne1otn
empfeblt l4 fir ale iunern uno aubern 3rant-
beiten. 1000
2pmis 8iibner,
2itbp9rapb>
benz vTuller< 9pu e" eegeuuber,
2t1,5 @t. Yaul, Minneluta.
SSn,. 2eip
imYprttrt unb sertauft int @rpben Branntweine
Sin unb @eiue.
Gde per Drittcn unb Sadloni itrabe>
1925 Ct. Yanlz @einn.
Carl &ocb,
6prttrabe, nobe bent College,
emyfieblt d@ ais 3in,mermann fir alle in fein
Sad einl9lasenbe @rteiten. 1b52.5
stafpb 8prf II. 8rnber, .a*4
@de bet Se@Sten uno 8abalbawfrabe
ct. Yaul,
emp6eblt G4 bem Yublitum nit taelib fril4 &C.
badenem Brpb unb 3u9cn. 1888
81. &are,,,e,
Gjrpceriez uup GpmmtlNpn8 @el9aft
yierte @traBe> nabe eem @inslom< 9oule,
ct. Yaul. -.-...-... ...
gDaaren nadb allen Sbeicn ter @taet tperot'
unentseloib be(prst. - 1e22:2p
eJiac Wfarclep, ~
GrIber Mareley u. 8ern,) !.
yr. l. empire Blvd, ct. .paul.
Cine sroBe 94uswobl pon 9Derfsereen. @ilen~
uub @ctmiebe- -Waareu, Nderbau- -@5eratbl9atten,
5att(er< unb @tablwaaren. lppie 5ausssratben'
1925 E---- -
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Die 3Mlnfund.slt

Die 2iebe befru&tet abits Grfu,ntnibl
bura eine epi8e QmarnuHg unb bas
Grin jau@st im l1fbeumae eiues @lades.
l,Das @ein 1T cine ,lnaufb6rli9e @4S<
pfunG etren tn sjbtem &ti@tbum Iunsr<
i&6pFi&e Gcrm unfaobare @unber ~
,dblt.. '@'s''' ''@' S'3..ss ,sssll ] .zzsf5r, .z.
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Nretic fir Mn3eieen.
The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Wee]zlv Paner.

VttK1y dPC1,
published by .S.ANL LUDpIGH
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion, $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 500.
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@ecntcn Der ~Wfinn. StaatS;ettnne.
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-23
WRITTEN FOR THE JOURNAL.
Hodge-Podge Papers
By OLIV E r o d D.
ETNRER SEVEN.

We have had two compliments, and
we luxuriate on the fruits of our first lit
eiary hrrvost. Visions of future fame
"roll before our sightless orbs as Lunar
stalks DER the rising hili", and the posi-
ton of Edward Everett among the liter
airy Stars of the Western world, is cir
cumstance to that of which we catch faint
glimpses by peeping over the multitude
nous coverings of our winter nights bed,
or at other times favorable to view of
matters and things of time to come; we
enjoy that vision peculiar to the somnu-
lent state, known as building castles in the
air. We think of long and arduous la
bors in the fields of science, of life pass
ed in promoting good, and brave thoughts
and deeds, and in contributing OCCASION
ally, short poem-a Ia Byron, or play
which shall be ''not for a day, but for oil
time" to the leading Journal of our coun-
try, rewarded by an obituary notice in
the n. Y. Ledger; thus;
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Imperial Caesar dead and
turned to clay
Might stop sung-hole to keep
the beer from running away.


NOTE. We don't INSIST upon the above
rendering.
G. began to put the stones in the bag,
which soon swelled out in all its fair pro-
portions, and as he worked, a thouot
struck us.
NOTE. We are sorry to have forgotten
where it struck; in fact our grief is exces-
sive. We mean to be faithful chroni-
cler, but only know that it lodged.
Bags and words,-what an analogy -
Empty bags and empty words. Bags of
feathers, and little airy nothings done up
in smoothest words to throw at ladies at
party. Mail bags, and walking ency-
clo,edias; 4. e. wise looking men, quoting
from books labeled "Census of 1850"
political returns of last Election" "Sta-
tistics of the Hottentot Nation" &C., &c.
A little bit of q man trying to lift a big
bag of wheat, and weak minded man
boosting at a heavy thought.
We feel to mourn that we are not a
poet, to do this subject up in patent am
phibrach for memorizing. Then should
we be an object Of eternal gratitude.
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1iieb

On the 18th inst. at his residence, Badger
Hole. on the Kinickipic, Wis, the gifted. tall
.nted, and elegant Author. o. 0DD Esq. whose
productions are, Gin word) pure Guano TO
our intellects-that is a first class fertilizer
who applied an oxy-Hydrogen blow pipe in
full blast, to many of the vices of the world
causing them to evsporate. lie allowing the light
ofhis luminous phiz to radIate in dark places
leaving many friends to lament the untimely
dissolution of the various elements which COM
posed his corporal frame "a. o. slightly
warmed and diluted with lard or butter"
oh, about our two compliments. Yes,
the first was promulgated by man wei
on in years, of good literary attainments
He ,aid, the Hodge Podge was, he should
think, passably written, was Hodge Podge
While he was saying this we noticed a Pc
euliar contraction of the facial muscles,
such as would have been observed on the
eountenance of Jonah's Whale, one and
nine tenths seconds before Jonah walked
On dry land.
The second was made by q MAID
she said, "There amt any point to it,
meaning that the Hodge Podge papers,
edited by o. ODD Esq, were without a
point.
Solss. (She is another fellows girl,
fhss's evident My Daleinea del Toboso
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-23
THE RED RIVER voYAGEUR
RY JOHN G. WHITES.

RY JOHN C. WHITES.
Out and in the river is winding
The links of its long. red chain
Through belts of dusky pine-land,
And gusty leagues of plain.
Only, at times, smeke-wreath
With the drifting cloud-rack joins,
The smoke of the hunting lodges
OF the wild Assinniboinsl
Drearily blows the north-winds
From the land of ice and snow:
The eyes that look are weary.
And heavy the hands that row.
And with one foot on the water,
And one uron the shore,
The Angel of Shadow gives warning
That day shall be no more.
1s it the clang of wild geese?
Is it the Indians yell,
That lends to the voice OF the north.wind
The tone of far.of bell?
The Toyageur smiles as he listens
To the sound that grows apace:
Well he knows the vasper ringing
OF the bells of ST. Boniface,
The bells of the Roman Mission,
That call from their turrets twain,
To ,he boatmen on the river
To the boatn1en on the plain!
Even so in our mortal journey.
The bitter north-winds blow,
And TINS upon LIES Red River
Our hearts as oarsmen row.
And when the Angel Of Shadow
Rests his feet on wave and shore.
And our eyes grow linn with watching
And our hearts faint at the oar.
HAPPY is he who heareth
The signal ofhis release.
In the bells of the Holy City.
The chimes ofeternal peace.