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TgR1I1LI oOILIERY EXPLOSION : ONE
HUNDRED AND FoRTY PERSONS BURN
m IN FIT. e
from the liverpool Tiasb Feb al

From the LtveYpool ItNNs hsp S''i
A few minutes aftersl2 O'Clock on
Thursday, the 10th, an awful explo-
sien took place at the Eund hill Co',
liery, near Barnalsy. situated abort
halfa mile from the Wolnbwell station
on tho South Yorkshire Railway
The pit, which is about 200 yards deep
belongs to Taylor & Co, and iswork :
ed BY separate shafts Of men, night
and day The day workers, to the
number of $50 men, descended at six
o'clock that morning.. Atl2 O'Clock
20 q them, who reside near the PIT,
came up to dinner, the rest remaining &
to partske of the meal in the pit =
Shortly afterwards fearfni explosion
occurred, whch shook the ground FIR
great distance around, andthe frame
in which the corves descend was
blown up the shaft and lodged IN the
gearing above Shs pit mouth. Nun
bers oi men from lieighboring collier,
les flocked in to render assistance, anu
up 7so'clock sixteen men had been
drawn up alive, some Of them most
seriously injured--this leit l4s me
remaining ia the pit to almost cs,talI
deathsa Ilhe intsFior of tho pit wa'
~ on lis ~ sxplsAisn,. and sh'
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~, SANDERS & BROTHER.

flames have spread with such rapidity
81, it is feared, to cut of all chance o.
reaching that part Of the pit where
the l42 men were supposed to be-
Some idea Of the fearful nature of the
fire may DO gathered when we state
that the flames ascending up the air
shaft, 22o yards deep, reach twenty
yards above the top, illuminating the
country for a distance arould. Tele-
graphic messages have been sent to
Sheffield and Barnley for number Of
fire engines, some Of which have now
arrived.
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oIHW. T7" . TEl-a - Y " 9a71'
FURNISHING GOOnc
sANUEI pTkRv-

Aorch@nt TAd1ox
e on nn aand s1sw and full assoI.nen, of Franz,
aiao.e for the season, which he viii .aks ~
ure TN ou snon soflee and fsasona ble ters-s - y
: READY MADE CLOTHING
o. in an kinds for spring and summe, "a, r.,
Niitos sold sschsap asthe chespeSt. 'ess Vase
FURNISHING GOOHS s
! good supply ofeyesythiny ns..-..~
nan,s 1ss. vasdrooe. yprfsg 1tYie - sns'
Caps, Trunks, yalSoss, 60 nats,
y the above line 10 s1ys ss1a goods
80. re- .Vne price osiy. No trsubfe - sHnss
ofthesame. SPSGnr o091S e9pee
Davenport April IL laa, "fSAh FHA8f.
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A N immense assortment Of Perfumes Tor the hand,
ksrcbiaf. equai to Lubins. only 20 cts per bottle
AT JOUYS, s-.E
+pls Brsdy st, bet 4h aud 5th, opp Christian Chapel
For Bargains in Groceries
ltoTo eF
VI iuly q AEGORD e. VAN pAfTRN,s
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Qlstbiaa.
New Goods! New GssdsH
EDWARD ALDE N
.f4 eURrcAaMAak T~Sx~e. : m

AnRS.rhAeAaH T~Sz> s~ ,
|
wh.t AsD w ga
| Ro 0s
N Q0 ClOt hin r. .
Cloths, cassimeres. Vs.t;ns, n....,
IYAs Is., ssoas aeA Tailofs 1fiAmins1.
IL gest and s., ss,an m.sa s sa yish oas0 ~ Or.
1 * s market, conshtingin IN psft q - (lI3g
l., -
/ EnrIiah Rranoh DSAIO Ik10e -
quality and latests st} le Or goods. - q iaast
~ r1f CASSIMERES esd rxz{
english, French and American. a,
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Sally said aiellow to girl whe
had red hair, 5'keep away from mo, o.
you will set me afre.'
'Nodanger ofthat, was the an, wer
you are to green to burn
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Bridget, who broke those barrels
that were in the wood shedl' asked a
gentleman OF his servant.
.Missus told Jem to break them NJ
and-save her the hoops!'
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Rntk k0latto.
H. a. Porter & Bro,
RnCK KIGIANn LIE
Wall Paper, Wall PaDer!
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
,s,AE subscriber has recently made extensive prnp-
! arations for the manufacture OF Rustsr, Sugar,
iioston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and oSsLsr Crackers,
PILOT Bread, &c, &C., together with good assort-
n,eAt OF Loaf Hread, Cakes and Rusks. = g
i have also purchased The Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture oil Cr1m T. Paui,s
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The Advantages claimed for
lhs process OF aaking Bread thsss, the Bread Is
more uniform in quality, and handsome In appear.
aacs,it 10 much winter and more even, tkseps much
longer without becoming saio, and 10 many persons
Is no, objec tiona6ls when = week old, Il cuts 40
handsome rs the aness French roll, IL goes farther,
sua 10 sily introduced into families who have ne
er used Bakers Brexd before shall continue to
run Brsad Wagon = heretofore. IN Offering the
aooye articles, terms hich cannot iAl 70 give
Ire saIsfsction, hope 10 be able 10 supply all Who
may aver me with theif patronage, Ihsnkfsl tsr
past favou, hope TO meri! = continuance Of the
same AL orders from the country promptly ateend-
cd 10. ts5Hg uB DANIEL MOO6h.
& Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square Ahsvs
Burrows Il Prettyman's steam Mills.
Daysnpo n, May ", le56-dh
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StOceS, NlOreS,
1UEyIHtI49 lY !Ievks

1vuntlEu Is J. ~ ~ - SlysEss H.,
nor 30Oe Stoves, assome sfour neiehts,fs the rea-
sons are, We sell cheap and 80 good an article OF
Stoves thar II seeomeS dtdlcuit 10 supply The de-
maad but new supply Of freight cars have svYye,
and been placed on ourfosd, and webase CON pleied
our sfraDgementss 20 as TO be able now ts supply the
demands ofnll. be the same MORE OR LHss ''-
80 after looking sYOund among sllethe ssOyE
HoRsE'' stove shops In this city, % no purpose,
coDeto E a'f5s : 49,
TwitcheH Giustrs,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy 3
stepe airs Nsss. In our prices, for chsapness,
we defy all pstition--every article sarrsntsd,
md II net satisfactory, We refund the money. Among
Forest Oak, for wood Or csal; tie Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for eoal; The King of
Stoves and Governor, elevated oveas. q
An kinds Of Parlor, Ones md Heattng Stoves.
Tin and Copper Wsreen haad at all times, Roof.
ing, JotbinE, Dc. done 70 order. A2~z&
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. 0.
Fab A-dn MAVEN p0RT laxV
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Buchanan & Johns,
1T LIW'
"a sesond Street, Opposite LoCiairs Block.
DISSOLUTION. .

,,,Hn co partnership heretoIeTe ehls!ng shser ".
aa nj me ne aud syls ot cuill. 4 GhAd~'ss !. IN.
oAy a,shr,y,sed 10 settle the business OF ssi.'
mo- viii eontiausths sa.iss's y we OLD ''s mi
Ansssnnart. Iowa u. n. SUAns1
Fss. StsA, ~. . D.
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The cause ofthe explosion is as yet
involved in mystery. The overlooker
states that when lie went round the
pit before the day men descended this
morning all was then perfectly safe.
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New Meat shop.
rhe Choicest EreDA M0at9 and q ( the
Lowest rPrtcesl nv s4@4s
VVT d. MOORE has lust opened . Meat Ahop,
w on Brady street, between Fourth and Fifth,
west side. where tAsy intend Aeerng hand full
assortment Of the choicest Meats oeFsd 10 the psv
epport public The patronage OF families 10 respectful
ly solicicd as not only viii Meats le good, but
prices low. There's use going down Lwn for Beef,
Ma.ton Pork etc. when You eansuppiy yourselves with
the best at ". ~ MooRkS.
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$topfs.
BUY YOUR STOVRs
At THF
GREAT wzRT1RA CINCINNATI
8 T o v 3 s r O. r =
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
"a strsst, 4 doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Issail,
BUT YouR sTovzs

"HERE VIII always be fonnd one Of the bestas-
wv sortments OF stovss, TIN Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wsrein this city. Among bis assortment Of
5 FO@V ES
are the eeiebrated ChDax and Charter Oak Ceos
saoves, cosi or wood; do fui, and complete as
sortmsnt Psflor, Box snd Heating Ste ves, Elevate
ors TO mention. Our motto e, Quick Sales and
Small Profits; Good work, sll warranted OF sale;
On. collar savsiis dollar earned; and by eailing
II this stove Htore yon VIII save Il and get jusf
xvod an article - At an s1tAer house.
Particular Intention pad 70 How're Kooang spout
ing and job Work 10 general out of good Fin and
stock, hoping 10 FecNiv0 share Of the public pat
rouage by this motto: tsQuick Sales and 5ma!
Pr1hb.o fsepO u, l.. HORNE.
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9oots ano Shoes.
The SHOE TRADE.

lIAVlSGin increased oar facilities for manu- ractnr
Ii ing and dealing 10 Boots, ,shoes and leather ii.
gadersfgned, successors 70 8. e. Dxw son & Co. 6ar
the citizens ofDavenpo port and vicinity, greater ir
ucements than eyer 10 buy their Eoots add Shoes 81
hem. Our retail stock hereafter will always con
.iu every description Of goods wanted By the people
as also are making extensive Preparations FOR
SholcssiefuE Boots and Shoes, aud we invite eoun-
~ dealers TO call and examine pur stock and prices,
1sftis our determination TO seIl good terms as
iIey can be purchasedtn st. Leuis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRIGGS Il co.
oct25 ~NS Bradytt., y door from I'd.
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6FV 5FlLL NIILINERY

JUyT REVEIVkU At The -
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
NrLLIM ERY sTORR.
coaNrR o. sRADr Ans 7HiaD sTRsrrs, pAvssroa1,
( In seHrf IOWA. a e &s.s& -sr
,TNHE subscriber takes pleasure In informing the
i Ladies' OF Davenport, Rock leland aud vicinity
that be has juss rstU rnsd frsn New York with q
'ishl Miiiinsry, cry II EsSSsrolaery and Fancy
striped and plaid black and colored Velvet
Ribbons, Sir Vsivets, Satins, Silks,
French Flowers, Feathers,
straw Bonnete, &C.,
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SPECIAL INVITATION

We would pAfiienlaTly inVks the ladies TO cali
and ne our beautiful assortment Of Silk, SILK
and Straw mtxsd, sssin and Velvet Boanets of the
newest Paris Styles, dark and white tfimmed Straw
B0onsts, infanis smbroid cred Hoods aud Jocky
Cape, &c. 4s -z HrEzs z.szEa. E EaE
warranted 70 please. Ailners supplied with Pat
tern Bonnets and every article 10 their line, al
wholesale. ai g44 44@@G q
n. b. Straw Bsnnets bleached, pressed and alter
ell Marking And stam u ping fo- an kinds Of smbroi.
defy aid brading dcne 70 order at short notice.
W.B. NICHOLS,
cor. of Brady q ID st., Davenport, 10.
SSpt, Nth. 1854.
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NEW TIN STORE.
TNhh subseribsrs have iuss opened Q stors Har-
1 rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
shey intsnd manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds Of - Et'f'E sG -
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid 10 Roofing, spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied whh Tin ware at Wholesale prices. 7,-s.s
Rags, old copper, lead, Ae., taken In exchange for
goods. AIledtn GRANTEES BkLL.
s@-s. Notice.
THE subscribers have This day entered into CO.
l. partnefshipin the Merchant 1silofinE business
under the name Of A. CASTEEL Il co., asd VIII
carry on the business at the old stand, where ma
BE found fresh assortment of
New and 0eoa0na bio 00Odo, #
foi Gentlemens vsar, and made up 10 order In the
latest styiss. We have on hand q large assortment
of the bess made Furnishing Goo as, consisting of
all varieties Of 4as g
shirts, undsrshirts, Drsws1, Stock Ties, cra-
vsts, Gloves, Aitts, DsSks, suspendsrs,
Braces asd everything In shis ne, fer sais at low
mark. Give rs call. .8 SEzrsl
A. CAS- fkEL,
~ GEO LATIMkR.
Davenport, Oct Is, SO nov 2tf
POTAsH AND GnLDR DE LIME.
For sale by ALvORD / VAN PATTBN. -
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-EMBR15frETfES
.KDAU CURSETS.

A LARGE srYiyai from Aueusn-makihg ou
n stock tes iayssst and sesAtssa In the eity y
sure 10 call At SasE4@a so gWApSWURThS.
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PIANO E0KTES.

y - kzk1VO = Wv
~ CHATTIELD begs leave - inform lhe citizens
4, DsveupCrt that having had 20 years practical
rieIce in Piano Forte making In London end Boston,
prepared TO repair Piano Foftes in most thor
WSfk repaired and vArnshed ssd iobbing csrpeaterng
done.
orders left a, Mrs Whestmsus, Harrison street, te
tween Third and Fourth, will be punctualy attended
I. Has dee t-d9m ~
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GEO. p, WHITCOMB,
a ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELoR AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC d COMMISSIONER
OF DEEDS,
F,rNew Hampshirs, Vermont, Ne" York. peHDsi'' .
@ OFFICE, aa
N " Corner Of Main aud Second sts,
sep s'5s
10 IL c;iInlLY JOHN N. kuG kEs;
aUELEY 4 ROGERS. a
NorARiEs pubilC,
Davenport, Iowa
of,e, Hofmaus new bicsk ain al, bstw esu Fac"
aud second a. a 81 ''''''r
Z. =. BArEs' W. W
TaateA sAo sToIA0ley,
r Attorneys at LAW
AND ROTARIES PUBLIC,
+ n,,,, Commercial ST., directly opposits GresH's
''' Hotel. 5zt ssarar
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
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wADSwORTH
LAS received during The past week large add.
ii Jtions 70 his stock Of G00aS, 10 which he W0u.l
invite the attsn den Of sil who wish Goods Of the
beet quality at The va
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
10 the large stock now inst0ss on Second street.
opps1ie LeClaIe Aenss. -. esGls
BLACK SlLKSl
taPlRCES Plain High Lusisc, Boiled Silks, Mori
kUAnGqus AL Black Repp sinks, Black Watercl
and satin de CksinS, Bkck striped and Figured
dsclS WADsWORTH,
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EVANS, CHEW q co.
- Fresla GFOCeries. :,
ssaRsa ss:sT ts,asal, Dr.. SSe.. .

SootM xast corner - HoTfy m.
fNhANhF 0tfor spsst patrosaee - nov on "A ~
The citizens Of D.ss1Rss.s Gssh saPpiy Sf ! -.
sLz.a sCfSOCERlES. s4 s7zS
Powdered. y
CDFFEB-Rio, Lagurys, Java. 80
- Reasisd sad Ground. sl4a Ss& ne SAL stHf
TEAS of u gndss Apd oue lin s, f-.,E-.,sy
Spiess Pepper, f6afTc, .so pa.,, n., -
tSss; snsks hss. Fisss cSs 70
Mesi, Ehgtsh rieaess sss- 60, Pruiis Nuta 6rSsI
Hss. tsssssses sfss So as., starch. cSssSE 3.
Dred Bssf,s. q asi' &, &c 49, SsSAk@
All the above eEic,ss a, = a s~rea ,,-
rsnted 70 gisoscs sf1yafa a. 80 "sfs~A
| ag.gy 12tfkGaanlsR Hlau 1 t1zs Eoa
BARRE, hall and quarter hAxsel, sssxs.l , s.,ma
-s.e& " - efAskHsl Sisern. s%.'@@s
IS oexesin ssestAnAfor sAle.l a5.5ss5 &C. s. 1soy
wooden 0ass. f7s@est5 III
Baekees, Tubs, We'll Bueksts,t Mopa chopnfn.
Hoxls, Alneisg Kniyse. I'd a - - -sopp'As
1asksts. -
Our stoek 10 isrss and Ven assortod E*A
zafF saafsfs lAAhssaUa lA& ass-sa sssss
Mackersl, Salmon, white Fiah, Hsrrtax, pos
Rsh ss4 G.a8 s n. DAIENkl. H. ksrO ~
}Nov&-dE .,,s.sEs. -s.;T--. - = -
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DAY BOARDiNG

M RS h. {. Adams hos opened houss fos DE y
NI BeAgasra q Aeeosnsr es fosxth sad Aais ~
70 Ihe Aovsa % nd hy hOa. B. ThoginStoa, whose
shs oAa Aoee0mOdAte sOus nfsss0 ~ twsty SsS
oas Nen suitable fos gentleman andvifs 70 isatS
ShAN
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rennsyIvania Hailroad.

Three Daily Through Trsins between philadelphis
and pittsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgat ~ A. NJ :, and
ritlspu rg fer Philadelphia at7 A. NJ The fast line
leaves sPhiladeiphiaat T: and Pttsburg for Phil
caves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh II II p NJ. and
pittsburgh for Philsdelphis at IL r. n.
The above lines connect At Pittsburgh with lLt
Railroads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-, Alton Galens
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, KY; Terfe Baute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
Zanesville, Msssilon and Wooster, Ohio; also, viii
the s,oam packet b0xts from and to New Orleans
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
above places.
For further particulars see handbils al the differ
eni starting points, Passengers from the West v i'll
lind this the shortest and mos, expeditions route td
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, agent, Passenger Lines, phila
}. MESKIMkN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Pniia. Nov ed ,55 dly
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Dote!s, Saloons, &c.

CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACxLIY eL1ST1AD, frepristors.-&
l frana. and The pu blic, that they have this day
oDeued the aCIrY HorsL for the reception Of stran
xer sand travellers. II has been enurey remodsied
And ne WV furnished The location fs central and con-
yeu,e NJ and no effort on the part OF the Propneors
shall 80 anting eontrbue 10 the comfort oiihsr
patrons. ,,..,i,ahos
mar. a - " in attsndspce Also ta,gs tdrdcoh-
n.cted for the accommodation OF Farmers, De-
Ashare Of pdbiicp patronage isYsspscnahy sUnsi1a
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RAIEROAD CURSETS. :
lust received At -a ~ ........ e
u deelo - WADsMohIH's'
BLACK LACE COLLARS. +
4 GOOD assorsmsnsesn b found a
~ dscIs AasA t-+ WADsWokTH's'
SATIN LAIN, @s-'i- =.
,I>HE rickess Csfssin Good In thsciy, wit bands
/ end tAsseh 20 match. stl9 ,,n ~
decI6 III - Fs Zts,4.7.sE WADsWohIh's-
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
1nfl ~

nk aud after Monday. Dee: Isl, 1855, Aud unit
Mu.eatlne and lows city, Supdsys excsptedj Al fol-
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BIB o @ II = .
JAS. WAESTOW.

DEALER in American and English Hard
IL ware Iron, Steel, Nails, Stoves, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware. Groceries. Provisions and
Grain Also storage, forwarding a, d cor mis-
sion merchant, Hudson, Wisconsin. Particu-
lar attention paid to consignments.
June 81, 1851 2-tf.
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GFLast Saturday evening, pursuant to
aprevious call there was meeting at the
School House to form village Lyceum
The meeting was organized by choosing
A. MORSE President, and L. A. TAYLOR
Secretary. A committee was appointed
to prepare a Constitution and By Laws
and report Saturday Evening, of this
week. The following question will be
discussed at that time. "Resolved, that
TIE Pulpit has a greater influence than
thePress. Affirmative, GEO. d. RAND,
and W. II. WINCHESTER. Ncgativ i've,
JUDGE Foster. and S. NJ. Davis. The
meeting will organize on Saturday Eve
ming at six clock for the transaction cf
business. Debate will commence at I
o clock.
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re- Few arc the single lives that are
in themselves completc-rounded and
finished like Il star The most of us aie
R,ut notes in the mighty anthem of human
effort and human suffering; the waiting
and the loving of the world
BEST is he whose tone or two makes
harmony; whose breath of life is a breath
of melody.
There is something incxpreSsiblv grand
in the Thought, that men in all time are
the members OF a changing orchestra, who
lass upon the stage by generations, take
mp the strain that for moment ceased,
and sing right on, til they themselves are
dead. We grow silent, one by one, but
the glorious tune sounds on; we lie down
in brcathless sleep, but over our untossed
pillows, the Worlds great Anthem swells.
A great Musician, as the story runs,
had ended his last ''scorc,' and lay dying
upon his couch.
Some one entered an adjoining apart
mcnt, commenced a tune upon the piano
forte, played it a little way, abruptly cea-
scd in the middle of a strain, and depart
ed.
The Child of Song had listened while
he played; his soul of music for mo-
mcnt staid its flight; the tune unfinished
fingered on his ear; he feebly rose, and
seated at the loved instrument again, he
took up the faltcring melody, and played
it to the end; returned to his couch and
died.
There is nobler sermon in that Sing
er's dying deed, than floats amid the arch
eS of "dim and mighty minister's"
Say what we will of self-reliant souls,
few are the men that
Like angels. sing on in separate glory"
B. +. Taylor.
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re Mr.. A. WHITE of this place has
"boOted" great many men and is ready
to do it again. 1t is now time to look
out for ''feet ware" and other clothing.
The merchants all have good supply
of moccasins and we mean to case our
pedal xtremities-otherwis called feet,
in a pair before long Keep your feet
dry and warm, your head cool, your heart
right and your appetite good, and give
colds and cough candy, consumption and
the doctor, a ''free pass" to go by ike the
Levite-on the other side.
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WATER POWERS
For Sale.

TENIE Village of River Falls has the best Wa
/ ter Power TO be found in the St Croix
valley. 1t is easily improved. and we win sell
privileges at very low figures TO those wishing
10 improve them.
Capitalists, Machnists. and all persons W isli-
ing 80 engage in any kind of manufacturing
business. are now offered splendid opport,;ui-
ties to establish themselves in business.
POWELL G Co.
River Falls June 10, 1857. Ih
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ga mining and q

To-day however, it is warm and pleas
ant and We expect the farmers will yet
have good time 10, husk corn.
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cox & GREEN,
PARADISE MILLS /!
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN.

TJ,HE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly OF
hand at their Mills on Willow River, a
short distance from the steamboat landing, a
largo quantity of Fine, Superfne and Extra
Superfine Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middings, aud all
kinds of Mill Feed, Provender, &C., &c.
The subscribers feel confident that with the
facilities they possess, they can compete sue
cessfiillv with any like establishment.
Persons coming from distance with erists
will be promptly attended to- The best brands
of flour 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 a call.
COZ IL GREEN.
Hudson, June Is, 1851. lf
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GLASS; SASH. and all kinds of
HOUSE TRIMMINGS

r OTIS Of Tin Pals, and Strainers al
Il DobGg d Cos.
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DIANOS and Melodeons furnished to order
at the Book d NARIERY STORE.
Prescott, Wis, June 20. 1857. t2-ly.
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CHEAP! CHEAP!

NTc mean The west eofthc NE. quarter Of
w section ]. town %. range IL. This is
as good land as there is i'll the kinickinc VAL
ley. and viii be sold at the lowest Price for TIE
q ready John Davis" IT lies near the head
waters of the kinckinic, and is a most dcsira
bic location. For further particulars you tina,
have money. call on the Subscriber at tn.
Journal OFFIcE. Ii. A. TAYLOR
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ICE" We thought last week that Jack
Frost was only coquetting with us, but
it seems he was in earnest. The wealth
er is pleasant, but there hes been
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Ey Steamers on the Mississippi do
not now run above Redwing. Charley
of the Transcript, says we are now ice
olated from the rest humankind. Rather
a cool joke that
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NOTICED!
Notice to Delinuuents.

LII these persons indebted to the late firm
"A of POWE ELL d CO.. will please call on
the Subscribers and settle immediately All
notes and accounts not settled by the first dav
of September next will bs placed in the way
of collection unless otherwise arranged BY
agreement. n. n. d o. S. POWELL.
RIVER FALLS, July "A, 1857. noS-tf
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re The hard times have suggested
to us a new beatitude. Blessed be clocks,
for they can 90 on stick"