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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29
ny- Mr.. G. w. Pratt commence

cutting his wheat last week. 4 large por-
ton of the wheat crop IS low ready for
harvest. We Lave heard that there IS p
place down in Indianny,'' where The
" SIZE is 50 fat that people meke very
good candles by dipping them in muddy
water. This soil is net equal to that, yet
there il virtue in il which natures wcn-
derful large crops in very short space o.
time.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29
COX & GREEN,
PARADISE MILLS
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN.

THE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly on
i hand at their Mills on Willow River, a
short distance from the steamboat landing, a
large quantity of Fine, Superfne, and Extra
Superhne Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middlings, and all
kinds OF Mill Feed, Provender, &C., &c.
The subscribers feel confident that with the
facilities they possess, they can compete sue
cessfully with any like establishment
Persons coming from distance with grists
viii be promptly attended to- The best brands
of -four put up In half. quarter and eighth bar
rel sacks, and for sale at wholesale and retail.
Cash paid for wheat and all other kinds of
grain. Please give us call.
COX * GREEN.
Hudson. Tane ~. 1857. Tr.f
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GUARDIAN SALE.

THE undersigned, guardian to Charles E..
i Davis. minor, in pursuance to an order
from the Probate Court of Pierce county, Wis
consin, granting license to said guardian to
sell part of the real estate of said minor Said
guardian offers for sale at public auction the
following described lands. to wit:-The S. W.
II of the S. w. II dissection thirteen, (l3) also
three or tour acres of the N. E. corner Of the
N. W. n of the S. VIZ of section thirteen,
(l3) all in township twenty -seven( )of range
nineteen {i9). Said sale or vendue will take
place on the premises between nine o'clock
A. M. and the setting of the sun, ON the 18th
day of July next. s. NJ. DAVIS.
Greenwood, June. 18th. 1851 E2-3w.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

Eg Read it-that beautiful piece
Bcy Religion. 1t contains both Poetry
and Philosophy. We believe Childhood
should be taught to worship and rever-
ence the Creator, but we do not believe
its brain should be puzzled with those
theological problems that tax all the en-
ergies ofthe most mature and disciplined
mini. F'A t
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

@ The Cemetery Meeting held at
the School House last Saturday was adj
Journed till Z o'clock next Saturday eve
ming. = full meeting is desirable, that
the opinion of the citizens as to the best
location of tho Cemetery may De OBJ
tanned. a
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

H The beautiful poem, called THE
Maidens Prayer" which was published
in the Prescott transcript, last week snd
credited to j. g. Whittier, was written by
n. P. Willis 1t may be found among
his Poems AND is there called Chamber
Scene.
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PsNELANDS!

"HE Subscriber offers for sale $50 acres o.
choice pine land. situated on the Eau Gale
river, a short distance above Carson d Eaton's
mill. This land will be sold cheap for Cash
For further information call on the sIhscri.
Der at the ssJournal Office"
Fl. A. TAYLOR.
Rive Falls, June 18th 1857
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

W- Mr.. c. B. Cox hos bought the
water power formerly ueed by Powelrs
saw mill. Price. $4,000. He is going
to put up large grist and merchant mill
on the west side of the river, little be-
low the bridge. The workmen are now
preparing the foundation.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

1g Mr.. VIM. Powell has bought the
stock of goods lately owned by Powell
d Go. He will continue to trade at their
old stand. M
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

EARNEsrNEss.-The grand secret OF
all worldly success, which some meu call
viii, Iwonld rather call earnestness. II
were asked, from my experience of life
to say what attribute most impressed the
mind of others, or most commanded for
tune shonld say "earnestness." The
earnest man wins for himself, and earn.
estness and truth go together.-BMa0ar-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29
LOCALIT
River Falls, Wednes

@ Mr.. W. R. Smith is opening a
tailor shop in this place. His shop is
next door to the JOURNAL Office. 3
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29
LUMBER

4 GOOD supply of seasoned Butternut, Oak
"A Eastwood, Rockelm and hard Maple, fit for
all mechanical purposes, can be found at all
times at FOSTERS Saw Mills, in the village
of River Falls. s.
JOEL FOSTER.
River Falls, June 18th 1857.
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1- x !.
TENHE Subscriber would say to the travelling
il public, that he is running Daily Hack
Between Hudson and Prescott, by the way "a
River Falls, for the accommodation Of Passeii-
gers, and doing all kinds of express business
The Hack will leave the Falls every morning
at o'clock, going to Hudson Mondays, Wec-
nosda,s and Fridays; add to Prescott, Tues
da, S, Thursdays. and Saturdays. The Hack
will leave Hudson ard Prescott at O'Clock.
P. NJ for the Falls. .
sw- Particular attention Paid to doing all
business entrusted to my care. No charges
less than twenty five cents.
WILLIAM A. TOZER.
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TURNING AND SAVING MILL

THE subscriber has on the South Fork Of the
Kinnickinn;c, alarge and commodious shop
for doing all kinds of Mechanics work. He will
be prepared to do all kinds Of farming OF the
shortest notice. Also any kind Of Saving for
Joiners work.
j. A. SHORT.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

W We learn that a destructive fire
broke out in Hastings, last Sunday NOR
ming.
The amount of damage we have not
learnt, but understand it is heavy
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29
LIME.

THE Subscriber has a quantity of Lime
i for sale at River Falls. All persons wishing
a firstrate article can procure It by calling on
him, or at the store of Powell d Co.,
zseEezss sGsg "A. AITCHERSON.
River Falls, June 18th 1851 ~
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100000 Acres Of Land

FOR sale, including wild timber, prairie lots
II and improved farms in the Counties of
Pierce and st. Croix, which are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
Ilation. For particulars address
81 .s1 GEO. MAY POWELL.
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One often regrets saying roo much
but seldom saying toe little.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

DREAKING Flows made to order and for
I'D sale by G. r. GRIFFIN.
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BOARDING HOUSEl

FTHE undersigned has opened anew. elegant
Il and commodious boarding house in River
Falls and will strive to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
Terms: three and one half dollars per week.
PARKER FLINT.
River Falls, June 18th 1857.
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CHTY HOTEL.

II P. CATLIN, PRopH1Eron, corner Sec
u - ond and Walnut Streets, Hudson
Wisconsin. .
June "a, 1857. T2-tf
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notice.!
rs hereby given to the Stockholders Of
Il tie River Falls Academy, that at a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Acad-
envy, on the nineteenth day of May, it was vo-
ted to lay an assessment Of twenty-five per
cent on the stock, for the purpose of finishing
the Academy building. Said assessment to
be paid on or before the nineteenth day of June
Stockholders viii please make prompt pay
ment.
By order of the Board, srs
WILLIAM POWELL,
Secretary.
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STEAM ENGINES

: A ND MACHINERY furnished at Chi
IN cago prices, with from One-half to one
third on three years time at ten per cent, for
impro ements at the abo e points.
n. B.-This machinery being dclipercd on
the ground, will save those wishing it, freight
bills of from 5000 to $500 each; and the time
of payments much longer than that furnished
elsewhere GEO. MAY POWELL. =
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29

PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN,.
THOSE wishing to sell, can, by filing des-
i cription with him, place their real estate
in the most ready market, as be will adver-
tise extensively. No charge for filing. Terms
of agency agreed upon.
M o N EY
Taken on deposit; invested to order; inter-
est allowed as per agreement; Money Loaned
collections and all other business attended to
promptly.
Policies issued for the
Alliance Insurance Co., Philadelphia. .
Offers for sale, Dwellings, Stores. one Hotel.
Farms, and Farming lands, leyee and other
business lots, Also SO Lots in Norton's late
Addition to Prescott. A
RErERENoEs.-Hon Abner Pratt, presiding
Judge Supreme Court Michigan; Calhoun Co.
mich Bar; and all business acquaintance in
Michigan or the world.
Prescott. june 90, 1857. JAMES W. HILL.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-08-22
THE FadtIsH CURE FOR MoRMoNrsM.-tbe
Manchester Guardian relates the following in.

#EE a -EA
THE EsdtasH CURE FOR MoRmoN1sN.-the
Manchester Guardian relates the following IN.
cident /: af2N
On sunday week, in accordance with a pre.
ylous announcement BY small bills, about nine
Mormon Elders, from different parts Of tho
country, came to Rochdale for the purpose Of
holding three open-air services on Cronkeysbaw,
The opponents Of Mormonism we're on the alert.
A cart was brought upon the ground for tbe
convenience of the Mormon Elders, when d
wagon was placed by the side OF tfor tic con
yenience Of Mr., Hawthornthwaite, of Mancbes-
Ter, who has Published q little book on Nor.
monism, and intended to expose the Mormon
proceedings, Mormons moved their cart, when
the wagon asas moved close to 1t. One Of The
MorIions began to manifest symptoms ofunea-
y out of the cart aud ran off. The
people chased him, caught him in Whitworlh
Road, brought him back, and placed him in
the cart, and coifpelled the whole lot 10 listen
to Mr.. Observation-Disclosures exposition of the
denominations of Mormonism. During The pre.
cseding the people became excited, aud demon
strated their adherence Of Mormonism by
blows and kicks, and one Or two gentlemen
who were mistaken for Mormons were handled
rather roughly.
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SHAMEFUL. OUTRAGE IN LyScuBuRc. VA.
The old Methodits Church in l%ynchburg on
Sunday night last was the theatre Of a shameful
outrage. 1t is thus noticed in the Courier -
It appears that on Sunday night last a sacre.
iiglous wretch managed to obtain access to the
'aSlneter and lot off all the water. The copse.
queh&e was that the gas soon went out, ~leayibg
the church in total darkness. Then it was
tlat the same wretch, together with his accom-
p,iees, scattered many pounds Of finely powder
ed pepper en- the floor, benches, ratings and
elsewhere, The house was densely crowded
and after the gas was lighted again, aud while
the preacher was in the midst Of a ssiirring an
peal to the consciences of hl heayers, the ladies
commenced 70 ply their fans and the persons
standing ~ the aisle to move about to get n
ilttle fresh mir, This reused up the powdered
pepper and started the whole congregation 10
coughing and s~neezing at a rate so terrible as
70 pat q speedy stop TO the services, Unable
to endure their sutierings, many of the concre-
CATION rose up and made for the doors. THE
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-08-22

- HHtA ~ ~ EEA az 80 go rs EEsz
ROMANCE Still LIVES FOR DIVERS Reasons
A young lady, possessed Of beauty. accomplish.
ments and having $4,000 in hard cash on de
post at st. Louis, started recently on a trip to
New York, in company with her aunt. She
took passage on the Tennessee Bell from Keo.
kuk to Cincinnati. On the same boat was a
young man who had plenty of everything but
money he had importuncd her at home, and
kept up his ardent courtship on board the boat.
The lady, however, was hard-hearted, and refu-
sed to him the least hope. The boat STONED
awhile at Carrollton, Kentucky, and the lady
and her aunt concluded to take a stroll on shore.
AS she was going down the gangway plank it
tilted, and the lady fell into the water she
was drawn by the current under the wharf
boat the eaitor jumped in, went under the
boat after her, succeed in catching her, and
finally rescued her. In two hours she was per.
lectly restored, and sending for her d~eliyerer,
and a clergyman being on board, they were
married forthwith. fSt. Louis Republican.
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alive ysasusp,N
fah and spring \
their donble-bar

fall and spri1gsA
s%laughter, WasmAM 6am K--
Bucks county, ali srS,st sportman /; Isocager
upon this occasion, indeed, that after diving
at 2:4O speed some five Or six miles out froH1
the town, and seeing his horse properly put
away, he discovered with dismay that he had
left bis shot bag at. homel Here was o die
ma for you! And to make the incident intol-
cradle, the morning wns simply perfect, and
the birds settling and rising in fcloudsi What
was to be done? That was a question upon
which Sam exhausted his ingenuity, without
arriving at any satisfactory conclusion. HAY
Ling gyrated two or three times around The
eighty acre lot, to the music of profane excla-
nations, he became calm enough to rake up
his mind for the return trip pigeonles Just
at that moment he saw another spsfsas snian
drive up to the fence near by, and soon recog-
nized Capt. RI. "Ah, how lucky -
thought Sam II can bee, buy rrow
some shot Of him. B%nt-4but-wha Sas
y short supply, and declines a divid
Of the multitude Of birds? All
idea p
z" Good morning, Capt. R. A beauti-
fal morning this, for shooting and the pigeons
!. 9oat,n m 8 1 Hg,r.e = s#F
tbe new conner upis yho i one of re dsspolesu
na,I,, h,,t ~. "no s o1o VI 'nc nloss ss1ste-
and sa,ssae ~ n 'ae -, shp II q hlpug
hlanfs nr shnntan AZ i, Ne 'n'nA w nave
q es nients sn y TX. D..
con ID r puna : spoia - Sapsa.n. put say,
If fts timber w. ;~9Ia na. s'e En-; as Z 'ns eass
look liza n;aeans M tSat sun hansns<
al thu bir3sf "a al;spt , ,4as ny y y" e'n 1870 u
hniId q Mind theree a,,a sbd 49, ~ y pose We
We can fake IN ! ,6 ana ~ 'uso'ngf ao.uay i, !.
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SIR a LEEA 90 ~EREE&[AE AEU.
A negro woman was relating hor experience
to a gaping segregation Of color, and among
other things. she said she had been in heaven
One Of the ladies of color asked her Sister
did you see any black folks up in heaven !
oh, get out! you s'pose / go in the kitchen
when | was dar!!' This reminds us of Che a,ec.
dote OF another colored man, who was So con.
'vinced of the lowliness of his position, and that
labor was u natural lot, that be even was in.
different as to a future state, believing that
'deyH make nigger work chen Of he 30 to
Hebben.' A Clergyman tried to argue him
out of this opinion, by representing this not to
be the case, inasmuch as there was absolutely
no work for him to do in heaven. His answer.
was Oh, You eg'way, massa, 7 knows better,
II dere's no work for cullrd foxes up dar, dey'll
make EN- Stub de clouds alon, You can't fool
this chile I'D
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The German chemist, Mr.. WGhler, Of Got
tinsen, has succeeded in producing a gem which
is said toscompare most favorably with the ma
tural diamond. This is "bori the elementary
substance Of boric acid. Heretofore no chem
ical means has been found capable of reducing
it to its natural state. This new substance,
!" bore" is equal to the diamond in resisting
chemical agents, and is even harder. M. Wmh-
Ter anticipates that means will yet be found to
make it colorless, its prevailing tints being red
dish and yellow.
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SYaIAN WHRAr.-A gentleman from Al

SYRIAN WHRAr.-A gentleman from Al
sbarna received from tbe Patent Office som,
spring wheat from tie Z Farm Of Abraham
ct the foot Of Mount Carmel, in the Holy
Land, which he sowed during the past spring
II caniesto maturity in seven weeks, producing
q lafggeSsfTn head, with 4 berry ID every respec1
equal to the original. This. wheat is reputed Il
iripea IL Syria in sixty days from sowing.FII Il
WILDE seen that our climate hastens its period
Of maturity seven days. 9N
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Some years ngo-4that Isl in the day
people imagined that hey could cure en-
sanguinarys p~ufishnTbNa fellow was
fenced to be croptsNr perjury. When the
c~,ftioner came I'd exdcutea sentence o.
ferocions lasassa b prisonI
undergone m foreH1
ibseW the shangman nv
4 z Wfat!1 said the convict quYte COZ
Il obliged9tosfurnisll you with ears eve
i AM sentenced to- be eropt p,
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xsspars,r, !. ro.s. M. - i
H. , Asohseh.- ne Daitlmor
pnl mas tne following ~ reference to one q
the consequences that would follow the success
of English effort for the prodnctiop IL cotto,
X Ina;a w. a;,o /. 4. -. ]. :Sn1
Z. ~ ..ss 49, !. = Wol.h !;
a ~ Il wv ssscoau place, y Sreas Britain shoule
snrn,a II Nh y h ~ .aellse our COTTON e1l' the3 result
] WI. p 81 " american manufactures
= ~ .uA., = ,sHe gnu, tney would PC able TO com
~ 49,. sus - 81 WIN inose OF England every
NJ NV, she .. u s.opc. Uur COTTON Planters, !
wv msu IVY :oect!Ies Y ply Of them, must IL
c,rpro'ec.lon nha . market elsewhere. Tiey
ss anau.. hnoIas y ieI their fields lie idle, theft
~ s lsa - sao uP tnelr substance, their wives
n ~ la .ls, slak lnlo poverty md distfcss,
, lux WIZ elther establish cotton mills at the
e s.Isniselyes, OF noid ont Inducements to
.us lsolla 70 take gu their crop. 1.-The indus
LIZ. en.erPrise, skiii and capital Of this country
NJ cry such 9 state OF affairs make il
WI stest l1anlllaetallng center of The world.
eselosc iosg lsnsiand wonld ind the United
asa.ss a.luelsenlng ner III ASIA, Africa, South
e Asnee,Sa s.os eSsn l Y Europe itself Her Man
! 49, Z, smos ~ i peSli y decline. English operl
IL sSs.M nSgh ~ o1r snores to findsthe
Es'.P1o " naens Wnch nag deserted them at home
~ ls'ss xnotnerS cement would De added to
S u d.ssa I5.9asa aho al5a suosttraeted from that
whoIlr &c III, ~ MI IT, .ne aoutn Wontd buy
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MORTALITY AaoNo Us SgSAroRs.-out
Of the fity-nine members Of the Senate during
the list Congress, DO less than five have al
ready passed away, viz: Messrs. Clayton, of
Delaware; Bell, of New Hampshire Adams,
o.. Mississippi Butler, Of South Carolina and
Rask, Of 1txas.
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DIR. McLane's Vermifdge always reesortea to
when nt.nru otInt un,s..l j. Il =

49, hNAtNLy iatto. NY -T--... &
NEwfo RK, September I5. 1852.
This is to certify that my child, three wears
old, was troubled with worms some siy month
had tried several kinds Of medicine, but none
ofa6em done any good and it was not until /
tried Dr. Mcl,ane's celebrated Vermifuge. pre-
pared by Lining Bros, that she found any
relet.s gave her the contents Of one bottle,
winch brought from her q very large quantity
Oh worms, but they were SO completely cut to
pieces 1t was impossible 10 count them. NV
daughter is now doing well; indeed, she is com
pletely restored to health. / therefore take
pleasure IN recommending it 10 parents. |
Weuia say, by all means keep a supply of this
valuable medicine constantly in your louges.
! have known many children to die suddenly
from the effects Of worms. 1t also moi ,,nfre.
quently happens that children ARE treated frr
Group when the choking and coughing is caused
altogether, by the irritation Of worms. 'Thera.
iore' | say again, keep it always in the house
IL costs bat little, and may be the means of
SAVING me- and at any rate it will save physi-
GUNS piiis. MRS. LANE,
gsJs@ No. 1888 Eighth Street.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for nr
" Lanes celebrated Eermifnge, manufactured
py flernlllg Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. An
I.het VeInliilges IN comparison are worthless.
~ NJ Lanes genuine Nermifuge, also his eel
eofated Liver Fills, can now be had at all
respectable drug stores. None are genuine
without the signature of Fleming Bros. SEQ
wi * Mead, New Orleans, La, general whole
sale agents for the Southern States, to whom
NIL orders must be addressed. Sold in OpeIor.
sas by John Posey and 2. L. Ilebrard. (2Gl
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LITrhk GIRrss.-riere is something inev-
pfesslely sweet in little girls. Lovely, nnre
innocent, ingennuis, nnsuspecting, fnll Of Kind
ness TO brothers, babies aud everything, Tbav
are sweet little flowers, diamond dewsrons !.
the breath of morn. What a pity thew sbouIa
ever become wo zen, tlirts, and hearf,ess 90.
quotes "
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Coop ADvIcE TO An M1ToR.-In a CONVEX
sation had with member of Mr.. Madison's
administration, the Secretary of State,) Mr..
Gales, the senior editor Of the National Intelli-
.gencer,, IN his Diary, relates, that the Secretary
gave him, then young in the profession, a piece
OF advise, which was in the words. Of the Sec
rotary Above all things avoid alterations
with other editors--it is always disagreeable to
readers, and q paper is more respected for car
ryifig itself above it" :. You ought" said the
Secretary to the Editor, "no more to condes-
cend to do it than tho Secretary Of State
would.n
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'Joln,' said d Clergyman 70 one Of his flock
"you should become d Rehabilitation have
been drinking again to-day aDo you never
take a wee drop yourself, sir?" inquired John.
All, but John, you must look at your circsum-
stances and mine ssVerra true quolh John,
"but, sir can you tel me how the streets Of
Jefusalem were keepit sac clean ?" mo, John,
! cannot tell You \ WEI, sir, it was just
because every oneskeept his own door clean Y
replied john with an aisgpf triumph.