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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
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sG &ds BON Baltimore. una CT Paul 65traFt.
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s& rst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Baltimore. --
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8. Oalfter s Bru6er,
Merchant Tailor.

-- Ode pDn Tanette unD Sarriicnttrah
,efaen tbreu 5reunben, fOpte benz beutlGen UubliFura tn du
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Jug wtni@en, werbeH prompt anb binte tebtent.
az Eurnfletber werbtn BON BEN bften @tvf anaeferttAt,
(Ndt22.S1
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XeppicDe. M0tfen
ReIfnrh

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RoYston Il Bro,
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DreItn. Snn25 69pt
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MERCHANT TAILOR
un5 faIhipnabLer GletDer[aben,

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pret5en D~Drrdtbie tutten unb aud fpl9e auf SefeInne anfer.
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GE Mge Befelunaen werbsn prompt, bilie unb In flneGn
fl ODn MIR anSefertt8t frerbsn. 80
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GefdbdftSbmtber, W0picrs mnS


Samuel E. Turner, yto. 3 Stp @barfe8fr
BAIT ~beHdntts int @prratG Elm sro6e5 Eager spn Wapier
j5di e,bmatsrtaltsn, a5ef6dfts- un6 GDntp. Yudern. Sn lei.
mem Eager beTnbet Fd4 tnIdu6if6es unb tnnpprttrtss SGretS.
umb Brfef-Yapier BON allen nOeltSen SDrfen unb Sabriten
gpten pter linttrt uno wetB tn grocer MuSpabl
.e49 8rtef.@Duperte a1cr SDrttn. 80
etrctbmatertltsn Gasr Nt fur Office. II. 9rtDatsebraud
5tabIfebernt Tcberhalter, StceelIad, Ob
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pom ben bet n 8abriten, s opttrprefGen, pprtefpt
ItpS, rtempnnat &c. &c.
@p,pie elm erDbss Eager BON . adpapter, SpteIfar,
en-, | ruder- prbeu &c. sa ben b~tatsften prstIen.a
SAMPLER unp Druder aus bem Qdn6e perben tS in threm
SntertGe fnben BET mir 0orsEfpreGen. Tebr17tl-
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EQUATIONS Snfnronce 0fpprna-

gtc. rs SeccnoItrqRe,
Vsasrs Wtdrtites 1lub &ebctS=SSer6Aa,
1ritgSsS ~onnpaouieu.r
GtGerlte urb ieIteIte GDmpao nie.
VerIiferungss@Dm Der YaIeb Don Wiro;n;or
nit 100000 @IpttdI
NpHhbur9sSeritdernn9s @omp ron g}irainieu
nit $500, 600 capital
Nlbenlorle Selltherur9s, Comp. ron 8irointep.
nit 100000 Capital ~
@borter OQt=Seriider s@onp. bon SartfprD
nit $3.50, Capital I'
Security. Gerltderun03 Comp. pon Neip.g)o
nit 1870, ga pttat st O1l'
Pbentr@Serttherun96sGomp bon Rew.l)Drf.
- nit $4,000 600 CAPITAL ss.ao
atel0lnte- Nerftherun9s @oup. pon VepzQ)ort,
init $270,0OO Capital
W(entanf. Verltherung8 Comp. con Wem<llprf
G..ail nit 100000 Gabita(
9te~ WCrlo. Verlider, Comp. rcu Hewsg)prf
nit $250,000 CAPITAL %"
Wercoutile Wiutuat 9Rarine
nit $I,O00,OOO CAPITAL a.
Sereintotc Staaten Qeben5s Qer1iferun, -
NIT 81 ,25O,972 Capital ID
"A Wpvtbern NlIurance Comp. Of Qpnbcn
-H sl nit So, I94,IIl CAPITAL.
Ole Dten ten,eriteH %Grnsaenie n fn6 ,Oit Der QsotsIo,r
oes StdateS Wtar5Ianb %dutboriitit un0 fttenfrt ~
Ns tpa BEN unteraetbnetsH reSrdfG tttrfen GBnpoan,ss,
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.ssgsbenen SttfG8, Serantpcrtiid fir bte 3ablut1 . mtrInf1s
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pnnftlt@ srffst. QBFs. s. Gpbna%m 4!
800 3" -t tHH HIFHf 73 cSscnSohGGre " ~"
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14

Harper's New Aonthly, for Sep
TENDER, is on our table and full of inter
esting and readable matter-"TropicaI
yourneyings," and "a Forest Story" tho
latter from The pen of I. Addison Rich
ards, finely illustrated with numerous
lengravings, arc well witten and interest
iog articles A remarkable feature in the
contents of this Nois an able article from
the pen of Stephen a. Douglas, in defence
of his theory of Popular Sovereignty
1t is of interest, as presenting in a con
densel form the best arguments that Mr..
Douglas has been abfe to adduee in ia
vor of bis pet hobby ,onswhich, lie doubt
less proposes to take bis chances of win
ning in the great Presidential race of next
year.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14
The Basket Meeting."-1

Friends of Liberal Christianity held q
!. meeting at the Monument on Saturday
last. A goodIy number were gathered
together,sa and according to previous an
nouncement, Rev. J. o. BARRETT spoke
upon Natural aud Spiritual Inspiration.
Whatever might be said of his theory,
the discourse was well arranged and de-
yliyered ina clear. impressive manner. A
melodeou was on the ground, and the ex-
ercises we're enlivened by excellent.m music,
conducted BY Prof. JosEs. g 60
.asE Next came the feast-not of'fat things
but of vegetables mainly,-a great va,
riety of edibles, and q good quantity; yet
: it may be seriously doubted whether
twelve baskets full of fragments were ia
ken up. After the repast, remarks were
made BY a Rey. Gentlemen of the Swed-
euborgian faith upon the subject of For
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14
MRS. harrington ON lke's Com
ducs i'm Church.

"What do you think viii become of
you" said Mrs. Darlington to Ike. as
they were going home from church. The
question related to the young gentleman
conduct i'll church, where ne had tipped
over the cricket, peeped over the gallery,
attracting the attention. OF boy in the
pew below by dropping pencil, tied with
string, upon his head, and had drawn
a hideous picture of a dog upon the snow
white cover of the best hymn book
"Where do you expect to go?' 1t was a
question which the youngster had never
before had put to him quite SO closely,
and he said he didn't know, but though
he'd like to go up in a balloon. .I'm
afraid you will 80 down, if you don't
mend your ways, rather that 90 up
You have been acting very badly in meet
ing" continued she, ''and | declare /
could hardly keep from boxing your ears
rightin the midst of the Lethargy. You
didn'tpay no interest, and / lost all the
thread Of the sermon, through your tricks"
II didn't take your thread" said Ike, who
thought she alluded to the string by
which the pencil was lowered to the boy ;
'that was fishing line" "Oh, Isaac"
continued she, earnestly, "what do you
want to &C. SO like the probable son for |?
Why don't you try and be like David
and Deuteronomy, that we read about,
and act in reprehensible manner?"
The appeal was touching, and Ike was
silent, thinking of the sling that David
killed Goliath with, and wondering if he
couldn't make one.
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CoUvTY OFFICERS.

3 z Is u ia
e, W. CAIRNS, Register Of Deeds office
in Wise'S Block, Broad Street.
J. Fl. SoUTHWICh, County Treasurer !;
Office in Wise's Block.
HENRY p. AMES, Sheriff; f. N. RED
MON. Deputy: office over City Bank in
Wise's Block, Broad Street.
2. d. PIERCE, District Attorney, office at
Trimbelie.
A. H. YOUNG. Clerk of Circuit and County
Courts; O. GIBBS, Jr, Deputy; Office in
Wises Block.
OLIVER GIBBS, IT., Clerk of County Su-
pervisors A. I'll. YOUNG. Deputy, office in
Wises Block
VIM. HoWEs, County Judge; Office in
Wises Block.
P.v. WISE. Special Court Commissioner
under the new code.
JAMES H. HUNTER, County Surveyor !;
office at Pleasant Grove.
OLE WINGER. Coroner; Office at Martel.
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giveness. = The speaker was earnest, inn
pressive and candid-such an one as is
always listened to with attention and
pleasure, whether the bearer believes Che
doctrine.promalgated, or otherwise. Last
~, the audience was entertained by a few
remarks from DIR. EvERTs, who lacked,
perhaps, the candor Of the Rev. gentle
man who preceded him., The DR.. allu-
ded to the prejudice that exists in society
against the friends of liberal christianity:
but like the monument around which the
congregation was gathered, it was gradu-
ally wearing away. He animadyerted
upon the course of those protesting to be
Christians, who could scarcely exercise
common courtesy, much less forbearance
and charity toward those who happened
to believe what they 1.-THE protesting chris
tians) SO earnestly prayed for, namely, the
final holiness and happiness of the hu-
man race. If doctrine was too good or
too bad to be believed, the true christian
should never offer a prayer for its con-
summation. In conclusion the speaker
referred to the teachings of our Savior
said that he taught in parallels, and
among them was the parable of "Ibe
sheep and the goats" Among those on
the right hand, he thought the Savior
recognized the Friends of liberal christian
ity-the Universalists, Atheists, Inflels
and all others who are out of the pale of
the regularly established churches. 1t
was these who would say, "Lord, when
saw we thee an hungered, and fed thee;
a thirsty and gave thee drink DC. And
the King would answer and say unto them,
Inasmuch as ye did it unto the least of
these my brethren, ye did it unto me-
On the left he recognized the Uaaco Guid
or rightly Righteous"
On the whole, everything passed off
pleasantly and there is little doubt but that
each and every one present felt that it was
good for him to be there" ~
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We Seldom read any thing more
touching than is a portion of the Editor
ial, Narrative History of the Knicker
booker, in the last number of that Mag
azine. Mr.. CLARK thus aludes to his
gifted twin brother, so fondly loved and
early LOST
Now that we are running over num-
berless l-tters from him to his twin-broth-
er-letters which has been carefully treas
ured, vet not one of which has been even
glanced at from the time of the death of
the writer, until we began to pen this
casual narratve-we are more than ever
reminded how much he did for our long
loved and lovingly-cherished literary
'PET;' and under what circumstances he
performed this labor Of brotherly love.
Tie cares, not alone editorial, of
popular daily journal, were upon his
shoulders: every days sail was bringing
his frail bark nearer to its last port: yet
every letter from him to us, up to the
very last, contained something to please
our readers, or something to encourage
and cheer us onward, amid many diff
cuIties which beset us, arising from 'the
times and which, with our sorely dis
traught partner, we were compelled to
meet and to overcome. How can we
choose but speak of this, when, in send
ing us to the last broken-off number of
the OKopodiana Papers he was COM
PEELED to say:
Now Lewis. I want to tell you one
thing, aud | don't want you to feel
gloomy about it, or to nave you deceived.
| am doing all for my malady that / can;
but nay decline, with all | do-and | fol-
low all directions strictiy--is constantly
advancing upon me. You u sec when
YOU come on, Lewis-and / want You to
come quickly: for, Il wis, we have not
many more interviews in store for this
world. My cares, my joys, my jokes,
my tales and idle faEcies, will not long be
reciprocated with yours below the sdn.
lam not misleading you: am failing
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We have received The September N,


We have received the September No,
of the Great Republic.
This Monthly appears to be increasing
IL popularity and improving in the
quality of its contents. While we do not
regard it as of SO high literary character
as the :'4dAantic," it is still free to a great
extent, of the wishy-washiness and ms-
pidity ofmany of our popular magazines
and its conductors in their selections, ex-
hibit a keen appreciation of the tastes and
demands of very large ell; IS of our read
ing population.
We have not time TO notice the con-
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to know what they are to procure it and
read for themselves.