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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-09

SO free town lots for the man who will
publish olive" weekly newspaper for years
at Glenmont. We also agree to get the largest
half of a respectable subscription list for the
same.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-09

The FIRST CHARTERED ACADEMY in this part
of the State, is located in River Falls, and now
i'll successful operation under the charge of
Prof B. Wilcox, long and fvorably
known in Western New York. as Principal o
the Wilson Institute, Niagara County.
The several Religious Societies are organi-
zed and in prosperous condition. The Con-
gregational Society have nearly completed
neat and commodious house of worship. We
invite emigrants from the East seeking homes
in the West, to come among US, and help to
build up these institutions which make life
pleasant and home delightful, and share with
us in the prosperity of the future, for River
Falls is certain to become one of the most i'm
portant inland towns of Wisconsin.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-09

WATER POWERS for sale or lease on
w the most favorable terms by
n. N. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-09

r9NHE Subs c.iber offers for sale $50 lots in
Il the village of River Falls, among the most
desirable for business or residences in the
village. N. N. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-09

Ks artlCuIar attentlon Is called 10 The fOI-
lowing beral club rates for the Weekly:
To Clubs of four, per annum 500
+" five, GOO
g . +" ten, {" - 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27

Rn-x-r~1k~wfrrxeu1. .rur~uo.a- - -ss,a'
Avn h;s hsri 81 sushrt. psnhe3 - sWcssclss
m - IL forehead, Favs kis hs1f eSstv -.
bier sa inses.s lsok. .asd srstiasd osf esfissisyl
yos = tbas serssk of T~htp;.v 80 W., e'a
= You must know, nv dsers vo..S f,Ss.s.
,hst 81. Iluis - nss cIvs,, = - 49, !,
n nav a. .snd seeoumodsi;o.. - -. 'ssJ
beast were not % rood aftssn a. f1ssfr 49,. s
40 g they nrs nov. Il =
q Abcat thoss days tie tavsrn st vh;oh
ssspDed, md H ves the oriSSisei ~. - - :
to1n. contsinsd oee rosn isls a. .S,. :. - -
stssmbost-uhi ssrvei 4 ~ ~s,;oss.' = -
cisiss Of 4 ber-rcow. = Mi ~ ;.ss;s- ss'.s =
mon council room = thsefrs-. "a - -. - :
town ves fulI. FOR SscD;ngl sr5,s....s S,s
socf Of the surpius psrnis f;on - go 80 80
Iuohy enough to rst aceennods sxien, h : -
Weuc. basinszs oaea cnxr5aa - 49, =
mid-mnmns.-an - ~ feEn 80 -tkrs.~ej.
was put with thirty or forfy Others. in the
great accommodafion room, and ,oonsieued for
the night 10 my. pallet Of straw i cane in
late thai night, f0r had met soms acouaiutl
snces, and Ne had made rather fast time of Il.
2 hat ! tosnd AZ ths n.trssses ocsapisd.
pant fast asleep. The landlord had riven me
. email piece Of leendls, ab0ut an inss lonr. 70
light ne 10 bed, and q he was to Slespy or
90 lazy to get me candIestick. I toof sfhs
taIioH In my hand marched nm to nv dormi-
oU.LH vas . fsarfnlly hot nisht, and the
tsmpexature, of eourss, not much IssssDsd 81
the, ,heat rsdiating ffoa ths osreasss Of thirty
or forty sleeping men 80
1 so0n found my bed, snd Z forthwith . 10
csedsd to ssanshaek ~ -seiekine the scanils
on the edge Of my chair, carefully laid my
clothes on the bsck Of it, 30 ~ to guard as far
- Possible against all probability az their con-
tsct with the tallow, and was proceeding to
blow out NY light, when, In my anxiety to save
my clothes, the only suit bsd With NE. IA
thouyht oeearred that I had better resnoys the
candle altoxsther. After . glance around The
room, I found this to be matter az some Ar.
fculty. Isaw that svery chair vas occupied. !.
was afraid 70 sat IL on the foor. ana the frr-
place was too far 81 10 iustifv sven ~ = -
Inotsst hope ef my ever res.ininr nv coueS.
once away from &c in the dark. #hiie VA
in this quandary, my eye fell upou the form or
aJsFgs fat man, who wss sleeuinr NJ = tremen-
dous rate, about ten feet off. From fhe exces-
sivs heat that prevailed. he had throvn -
every nscsssary article. Of clofhine. He -
brsathing 1t the same Zine a. hard. and sporirr
ss loud, - IL he were determined 10 extrscf
every possibls particle Of enioyment from these
musical accou nj shnn>uf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27

SMITHSONIAN LEcTURKs.-Tbo Iasts lecture OF
took place at the .smithsonisn on WeSnesday
evening. The necessity Of the rotation Of crops
and the application OF such substances I'm the way
Of fertilizers, a. the crops took from the soil, was
fault with aqricufmrists was that they lacked the
proper scientific knowledge 70 discriminate be-
tween the different fertilizers. They went II
blind feeding their coil with all the new fertii-
zers that came mp, the same a some people dose
themseives with all she patent medicines they see
advertised, the former without any knowledge Of
the wants Of the soil, and the latter in entire ieno-
n,ae sanss q thssi Physio!ogicsl Organization The
with the soil and what 70 put on II, to produce
any given crop fn the greatest pbnndsnce. Thfs
desider.tum could only be attained by a scientific
their natural relation 70 vegetable productions
TIL: nowiedge could mot be embraced In .
single lectore g 2 course Of lecture.--its want
shs ana n@sssss,fy @ Only could bs shown-it must b
tee Hence the aeces.ity Of Agricultural schoels,
which had already been insugurated in some
place, and were one Of the greatest institations
I'D ever ben made !. sgricuisar. Ssd Ss.n sls ~
blindly stumbling on scisatiAc facts, and, when
thus found sdopsing them. How much better il
would be In deveiePlng nswfAcs and principles,
and progyn be guided by The unfsiling light Of
e,ience. Before Rrof. johnson had commenced
be lecture, Prof Henry, Of the Insttute stated to
su0 ooolSucc t0At au0t0eT c00f1c would o0On be
announced, but intimated that u these Smifhso-
ntan Lectures were net better appreciated than th
had been hcsstofofe. they would have 70 be dis
continued. He alluded 70 the fact that the audi
entes had fFequently been annoyed by ha1f.grown
men and women whe would never get theff
growth, who seemed 10 come there without sny
disposition TO impfove their minds by scientific
kso11edges but for mere amusement He would
remind such that they had better 20 10 the theatre.
TIT thst wss no place for amusement He inti.
mated that Prof. Johnson's course Of Lectures
would be pnblfshed In the g Smithscnisn contri-
buttons = knowledge,r % a. they were considered
worthy 81 such disposifiea.
We hope that che Int ligent and refined an
dienco who hebitually corgfeRate st the Smith
sonian viii not BE- deprived u the usual Winter
lectures there, ss intfmeted BY Prof Henry, on
account Of the snneyance of d few III bred con-
temptible loafsFs, Wko may intruds thsmselvcs
among decent people, asleag . the city e fhyored
With such nnmefous police force a. Il u, and =
wstchhouse - Convenient 70 the Smitksonian
grounds. Gould not tie ticket system, IN nee At
the Lowell Institute free lectures, IN 6osten, be
adopted at the Smithsonian lectafes with sdvan-
t4kS sFtr -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27
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49, = ~ - q = 81 3
80! - :: :.:: 8: !; 8: 60 50
S. 6 s: - :sssE 4 ssgS E; - -
sos - ~ sss z 81 =
$3.50 80 - kanlls ~ slyFeslas9 die 1ys
sesss ssss q - - P's so s''' & = ~
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s.s ssssss ssssE 3 81 s., 8 asy s.s;ss q
= Al isss sssys " = .4hS - = - sssss
&: {: S: :9:;!' ::!';' $! E &. :,
-: =: III 4 2 = sss:s s'sAsss tl:s 4 5;
Isygss IS & Issilesssts - $ e e sss.S
~ 20 g - sS 9 s!sPS' - Sl'5(. - :,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27
| CONGRESSIONAL.

- - - -
fhr hossH, on ssfurdAy, Nj. smith, o. Va,
was speaking q our report closed upon the infamy
Of ~ Helrsr book. 'and .sr.d. ,vhethsr ta,ev
Sss1 49, s1s % snas ne mouse ne
~. ehss.c.s s.SrS NJ a.. ....,.-... ..x..a.u.
- - -. = = slS ~
AZ amifh ..;1 {s.3 - 80 -, ,,,,....,,...sss -
N. skssssn aid s. MEM dssssood. al, "a 5e1ssd
es mx ysSss@ns csss psseon 70, iasssrraPsins -
vhcsher gentisms. shor,d - ,,ssrssss.J a. in,
"a a,tS es.s,e "a Iss 49, lSssn ~ ,sr e z
shs.r - .ss,i .s,lt ns - says
ouefS ~s,,. yu'4 n ao = n5laf -,
5sssSI 55stsne ~ n..soo ba,s sns * naa psss ~
bodv Win brinr : m ,rSe,er a. -obf,sr sRnt ~.
did ehs.~e fhsf ssrtv.sigSt ms,nhs,. - 49,. "
Con9Prs3. s6sne of whom are now E here al -.
49, = book tbe senfiments ~ yvhicb - 49, !.
Hight to believe were bad. damnsble and offen-
sive : % .'.-
The Clerk said be had declared that II there
was again any disorder In the galleries, In accord
him. he should order the gaileries 10 h. ciesr.d
He herefore "A rected the $e,ve. ~ ,re. - "a
pair to the qalleries. - : = :
Dc esiess ga. sn, shss e mo-
Clerk appealed to thosc there thew woud be ouief.
Mr. dfow would not Tke 70 have the o.iissie.
clsared---She dfsturbence. hs knevv v,xs cansed
only by Afsws and he thousht al that wss neces-
e thst orer vss ns th.t ~ -
the intention q the Clerk. = - = -TstfH.
The Clerk Stated that this was hts intension
the Tsiieres who took no part in shsss Psnissssa.
Hons S ana y = w We, % oaiy 2 discover re dsotdesly
nos .esia visis,sd tss - h 2. me oooy .
| SefResnt-at<Arms and the Doorkeeper 20 perform
theIs duty, ~ S 8 q =. = = 80, g
f!nss here Mr.. Merrill. patent agent, sitting
~ tne nofknWcst corner OF the gallery exclaimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27
" T1,,7 s-5a. rnl4su.In, n n,D.,.ss.3.s., 2. }

" ys,,s aa9.,- Tar4su1Ih h.s.nS..s3 hDssaSs.3sS.k
Notice I. hereby given That sealed proposals win
be reeeived q this Department until 1esday, the
9TH day OF December Instant, for the issue OF any
PORTION OF the whole Of three millions Of dslars IN
uotes In exchange for the gold coia Of The
United States dsposited with the Treasurer Of the
Qnlted stases, the Treasurer Of the Mint at Phfa-
dnePhia, q the TREASURER Of the Branch Mint e New
yeek from the sceepsaace Of the pro,ossis under
6er, ie5i and 81 March, is5s s'' vi -s' Os'e'a'
Such Treasury notss vii be issued on the receipt
here Of Of 90 tho credit of the
Tseesufer Of the United states With any Of those
oSsfI % n;aa aTnsy "a Be made psysbls g the order q
sxchsnge At the lowest rate OF interest. not % sI
ceed ex per oeneum per sunum. and will carr such
5ate inters-t from the date Of the cerffoats Of
aeRoste; The proPoeas must state the rate Of in
tefest without condition and without references To
ether blde, and contain no other fraet1onnl ratse
than one fourth, one half, three fourths Of one
per censum. One per centum Of the amount offered
q Be exchaaged must be depositsd with one nf the
Treespry officers above speciked. whose csrtikeats
security for its fulfImsnf Should the oifsr nss s.
accepted immediate direction Will be given 70 re-
turn such preliminsry delosite. Any proposal not
oensistent With the scts Of Congress- or tins necs
Will not be considered. - = - !. -, ; 80 =
All proposals under this notlce must be sealed and
inscribed on the outside cover "a ProPosais for
IIeasury Notss," They viii be opened at this De-
ssTs%ssnFs m ss Z O'clock M q Nd tx
q % % SssssE s.orsissy 2wfa Il S. Tsss.si;y TH1ss;
THE ECHEAPEeT WINTER CLOTHING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27


2uIcKsANDs on STATEN IsLAND-Some an
gnlar discoveries which have han mada IN
nniiding the Staten Is1and RaiIfosd are men
toned by the Richmond coanty Gssstfs d
Decemoer a Near ths sastern terminus d
trsated ~ such places ususIIy sre Nv rriIvsr ~
engineers; earth wa eartsd from Z disenncs
and isid on the traek until, to all sppssrspce.
II Was bard and sDlid. 70 the surpriss Of ~
engineers, In . few days this solid truok -
ssuk sens inches below the Adjacent land.
More sarth was piled on II and troddsn down.
%. y ,:nk - oefofs. Again ssrtk was smptisi
~ On 'ns rs;' me r'.s ne s.ns result las .ord,
b9sily Engaged IN esrting earth % ths spot.
With 10 more eject than II they had tried d
MI 0e oooan- The mornss Il ouicksnnd
wAAsh suallsus al the ssrfh that l. throvp
into The discovery is not without precs-
dent On the line q railway between Liver
Ep p. ssa london amilar .quictsands seouF.
we're thundsrStruek 1t ths STEADY sabgideuee
- he trsek, upon which thsy ksd vsiniy
dumped thousaBds Il esrtIosds Il serth. vial
oolEed pers0verance, however, fhey vsnf -
cfrtsDf . III 70 the spok and affsr s tine -
9foeno es.se1 % sink They bed found bot
9sen-ef depth, il is said, Of somsthinr less
Llnselnshirs vs believe, ss1p sIso n ns,t. Il
fhs West-simiIsr quick ssnds are IRA svdrssi ~
reiIesys on vide platforms. 'uhish sct III. ~
mcE shoss, and keep The sleeps1 anoa1 O. -
surface by their great brsa1tk. Iks only ss5s
plan is TO- 60 on hlling in the quieksani Win
care . anul tee eotten Y reached = = = n0f,T
:. We hsar t1at The spot 10 whish Ne rsler 8
- .pon<y IN its nature that, uhiis the fr5ck
nnks . lev inches daily soms meadows sdis-
cent hays bsen raised several fsef. 10 Ma
sxsen, t1n phenomebon, may complicats fhe
dinc l;y the sagineers nnst de:ids. -. =
:. We es,seys thst nsaEiy ths yksls snusssn
80, rests on shiffiag bssis II tkis - ~
tsss sss conseqnseees nsy hereafter prove
sefisus to heavy baildine. - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27
ii GO nLRs. w1NsLOw, - Ia !
I'm Experienoed Nnrse and Female Physician.
- pTessnts 20 the attention Of mothers her 7
SO.O THING SYRUP,

~ >
sd 1lsssnts 20 ths sitsnticn Of mothers. ksr 7
SOOTHING SYRUP.
~ he gpn;, rsdasine ali hasnnsssa--vll slf.y AL
rAtN and spasmode action, and u -. . - = -
SURE TO REG uLzr8 THE BOWLS.
Depend upon H. mosksf vil give d ysnrssivss sad
HEALrH TO YOUR INFANTS
e. az. :. sslDsscs AsD rl.I. z q vhss.. ave
isas!s.. :ss.s M : MKs. sl.sr * 8 Y s2ls.o..s I.sis
sief cuas, as,iwINsL0wssl.h .h.s ' sa,i, v,.a. .s
s:ys. sss ss 81 l.s. SOOTHING a:s..s: d.
9; ss,s;;,s, :s sYRUP :SsA';s :,.s 9;
viftss9 We speak IN this matter q wHAT WI DO HEow
sissr tsa yssr.' ssPsrsses AID PLEDGE oVn aHrurA-
i .ias.s .s.., ia:.ass .h:rs 3. sIns s.ss
Dag sA~a and xeief viii be found N hssn
AZ: s,,. Si;. S e
most RxrKRirEcKb and sKfLruL NURsRs in Nev Eae.
land has been used with NrvkR-vAILINe succBss n
THOUSANDS, OF CASES. - = ssta - !.
energy 70 vhsls system viI ansss inssasv sse1s
GlrriNs m THE BowHIs AND wrNp Cof1c.
:.d g.ss:s.s sSa.s.... .hie .ss sgs sdiiy
xSp sus ssT aEH1 FOR spT in tss ~ wosIs,
n an sas.s q Dys-l CHILDREN irrEsT sad DiAl!
.r.: sm m IEEIaIN0 from ,.s s.1 ,s.,
eCss We veuid say every methsr vhe has ehiid su
ToUs sos EMs o. s1I sgni.
sand between saGsrns child and the rssf that s
s.dsis. .i.sy ss.d Fsi dir.ssioss Ter usias si .s
cGETs FiSxNs Ne. fsss .s :: sss:is: @ .s.sp.s
| Prissip.I okss, No Is csdsr ssssss,S Z. i7e
fise saly IS Csats per Bessls % eil-AAviy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27
NO HOUSkkEEPERS AND OTHERS
DLO0K TO YOUR INrEREsrn 2
PuRcHAslNd YouR WOOD a7'
a. rAYNTElRg,ss,s BE- seITxo g y os3S4AM KINDLIrs

a. - rAfNIHftoS AZ sHftoSE ESs W3o6f 6fmGHhs mYHHhhsh shiNDLiNe
Foor os sEyxHrz srRsIr. =
NJ Yos xiIl not only b agss Of fell measurs, b
ySa vii SCI ycns WOOD eusil3 fof ,
Fihy csis ssr ED sSss ~ sSss i e ssll Re.
~ His W&cd & q sks bet Ss.lity. q. 8.
UThs best Heart Spruce Yiss WOOD -, y :
'ss'si,7 ~ "a. An n-,. = Sklit for ksrdlng.
- IN .Z--. 10 Oaiss and ny It
c..s.....-..s ,SFssa q the best Spruce fiss
y. =. -, /. -. & iss siis; Cor si:ss.
!. 49,. :, !, i. Bet ss 0es Wood cut ana splif
Dslv~sa = u Ssss IT, 9 ~, s'1' !. '.As 'ssss'
~. r...-....Ufgc fgcnlsy ssss9dsd so,
~. -. Wien the tssf e 9slivslgd.
dts Centre Market. A. PAYNTEM,
90 D aE43 a d Pages Wharf.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27
WOOD AID COAL.

# y ss = + uELE y = La LII !
hare q NV 3 enc Of tho meet s.sensivs stocks Of
White Ash Brofen Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal, a.
White Ash EsE Coal, Red Ash Stcye Coal, !,
Trsvsrtop sss Frss s1lninr % TSsrianq bo as Gs
Egg and stove SEs.. Do. Smith, Coal.
osr s1S az @ pounds % sss TOO
AN Of which viii sell at the lowest prioes for the
cssh iof III p O. @ 50 G 6sys RspsE xs sssSfsd @ :
before the LIST OF January 1850. and t 10 earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
= = Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th snd 3 sts.,e I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27

~. - r.
FuEL--Wood u The most Wholesome, becanse
hcontains large amount Of oxygen; coal has
none, hence, In burning u, the oxygen necessary
fcs III eombustion nausf be supplied from the al
Of the room, leaving Il " close, % oppressive -
Acoal frs win 70 out unle<s Il has . constant
and large. mpplY of air; while wood, with com
psrstively Httle, haying large supply within II:
self, turns 70 " Il ven Goals. . ss'7'
cioss-grained, heavy woods, like oak ana hick.
osy, give out the most heat while pine and pop.
lal, being open-grsined. heat mp the quickest
The value Of fuel ~ heating material Is deter.
mined BY The amount Of water which q pound
win raise 70 given temperature; thus, one pound
Of wood win convert forty pounds Of ice 70 boil /.
ing water. while pound of coal viii thus hesi
near eighty pounds q ice cold water, hence
peusd Sor pound, co.i is = geod again for mere
heating purposes, and wood is a. good again a
pat, Which is The product Of sedees seeds, Pushes
Bat, II . ton Of zeal. that l., twenty-eixh,
bushels, OF twenty-five hundred pounds, cost
hve dollan, II IL about equal TO The best wood q
two dolian and : quarter : cord. Coal, At twelvs
dollzfs and half = ton, h as chsap q wood Al
Ave dclIafs and q half . cord. IL would be more
equInble u wood Vas dry, % eli BY the pound
ench y os cusepDtD Frinces- Hajts ysstsas D
1ze@sssSs - 80 = - ttfts-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-27
THE BESr WINTER CLOTHING -
ysh ss9ss '1ean only be found ct saaffi.
..s WlESENFELD 4 CO.'S er'
ODH0N HALL CLOTHING ROOMS


yah ss9ss '1ean only be found ct sfiis
..a. WIESENFELD & CO.'S ere
0DE0N HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
Splendid ovERco.Ts PEs gss pgl|sr:l % ;.
elegant DRESS stirsMsasf rsMafssSsfsR oys!s Fss. co.'s
B..usi s%IISssSEstS s.
spl.rsia oyEEceA All! sM!iksEsfhIp cos
salsa, p'E,s':l %:lf m.ds s6S9kkFKsSoars. .sss
'ysss gBs,ssgsgs s$|A: !: a';s. s..
:, "a. |ssSaENEsi S1IFs Fl
. !, Z 4, Hskkai HsEss SS s. s;'' ws.'
eoArs ' = sss sps;1S3s 5; D. I.sq...e a. -,
Boys s5SSSs SgsfssSSSSSs3 esSi$ias NH.
,.. o . sShS & otss'.' Boys
.s,Ias-'gna sisais Better than the Best -.
,.. Ga. .,,.. A wlssENFELO : COZ g Sn'a'' =
ysi.sl s;i.sslEsf lEfS ss's' RssFssp; a. ~i...-
a. dIsssNsEtp dass.a y Bs p .ss CO 3. !,
ORNAMENTAL MEN Al Lnrrn,r vo,r--7 !, = = =.
Mi.s H. G. sEMoEi EkSlE y 4 bf.xaMn,d VOL ,..,..,
& Inform sss g hi fIs ss Sss =
kWSkk E y EsSifiiSi sasAlbISs T.
BsTthA Cope: 0ssrs Ciosks. apd Head Drsssss,
made g order st M the L shorssst nqties =
staSPIns And br..jnE done = oordsr, : ssi,fi
e. B Lss@ies de- rsised on e shs.E Is.idsness By
REyERsIRLE cL0TH saAwLs OF extra
sd% ss,0sS: i: Z lESSS il n ne vsfios. esisr.,
CissA ciosts md R.slsns. Dsess srks in sr..s
,s::iSs :I: @. psli1 Prs..n.. are serns.s, -
afs'd a0xP (. iss INHisss 9ssfss e6Tsaa i
d,s,a Ne: % CsnsS. Il, storsss Wet Bsilsilg..
GoETHE's coRREsFoNDENcE WITH A
ISs :sS e. Issr:: Ag.s.a
Sss F:sis;s sssss Z =: 10 3
sss:sss 8 !: sss-s sS'i IS; 5; -:
IS s.s 3. F.ysos Y. 3. 8 ss.ysrs: ..s RI b.
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McKNEW z MARROW, I--
J PsoHisfsvs 0 the Unies Fire Wood Mils, Z
no 96 q = 80. Corner Tth street and Canal.
~ GA Ii &c o A. LII c o A L ~
49, afs 60 yes5 -a DSt rS -
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Radiator, teistA[ RANCE. !
tf@2sb5 Lstrobe, ass al eCookinF, , - ; ,
1 a5fN Cumberland Coal 8 '.fs eFgfs 80
Klndlfns and Stove WQOD prepared in any Wsy
% suit the convenienoe of feustomers, or Wood do
liyefed cord length. u. J. q w. M. GAIT, sod
g - Foot Of nth st., below War Department;
Qmoe N. w. cor. 18th and c sts., No. 5l1.
D6 Orders lett at either place will receive
prompt letsona attention. ! - 14silrlEl nos
KINDLING AND STOVE. WOOD 80
crrv .rr r ffepsFed e the :, :. ,,., .,Iiisi'g
For sssa. "a y a. e.ssm.
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0 Orders Ief e either place viii receive
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Aeuxs kIcHAaD, wIrn 4 cAxlns krcoxpA.
ynExrs-Sol- Smith rslatss fks f.Ilceis~. -
= citing IN New 0rlsens, ~ vsrs epStfipe
fhroezh" candidate In Richard III, Wan iraf
Ass he s<srtsd from bic coush, IL the last scens
exslAiminG: - zsf<sset ssiI ,s'1-s- - = :
- 6ivs me another bsr.e. !, &C.. -.
little nee Of dog hew 1t him. ~ ssisine a
tne seat Of his troassrs. hunk fhsrs t5li ssk-n
q By his master. W, wns aeiine q fhs sins =
: ssrse,nt-st-srm4 Of eoorsS the uoali -hs
rx{sdiaa vas rsquirel - tEy ths sseue ovsr
founded dog would ess isoss q "a ssses< ~; ~ &
~ ~; Fssf; have no dosbt ke he1 hen trninai
-, t; ~ least slx tines ko Henk q oloon. s63
50 ;.h 80 ans,, - fbs GAsn = Hss;y VI,
'wsks kiehesd. svsfe: = S,.siS~ 49,. : -
ss .ssss sssss sssssl;.. ls;.:'Z 4 s :s ...s:A o. g.
towards ths foo<lirkts, exsisi,.s:-, = =
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-. EsSS
ssoysron his return
q y CnossH 4 BLAcE.
9 ala.s 9elyilqed that tt
- yne eDpeofo - -
oFsHasss g sss te'.sell
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2,ess u sale a.. v6i1s 49,. - x.
- ;Es az 49, - ~ - e - s. ss
seeo e ehae bn1ls1. = ~ - I;s<s = ~ -
-. - - lev. D. NeU>oo, q 81 fSSrl<
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cHEwzre 0un -Tsining the subjectmay sp-
peR, yee tth 81 tWpofnnce- II IL of ofinportance
TO have sound teefh, n middle life and old age,
pops pseeautton must be used In chilAhood
tne n11n 9 chewing gum p IKE applying small
r1eea nym ~ toeth he conesqu quenoe ts . violent
sfssin e. TIE deataI Bssves. Tie hsd results uny
- shoy eh:mselves imnedienely, bat the boy q
hav1ng rUtteu teefh whenin The prime of life
Nor II this AL The habit like tobacco chsut3ne.
Induces AZ unnatpszl how Of The humcss tewasds
sns me9eh, whae.it must be ejscted ~ SILVA
whcu: fem ucEnens o. otter causes, the habit
must Be diecgnttnued, the result may be, and has
been, fsf.i Lsf young pespes end thefr parents
hke heeo eo.-BvnasDieE (Ms 1slsgyapk.
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UE GIocussion ha9 been ni6ed 80 one q O.
English papsn = - whether Of Frspkifn wse 81
vas ~ - ln91ek sAny doubt * the sincsse selt
expuses = 0est uaSasteanhls ixnssasse- ID.
fFanklin W. the moyU. foa speech oo record 81
rcotn4cn beebes then HssloisT c6nvea1fon fos
n:sn1nk &c consdfu1ce, that its daily delibsfa-
.1s1e19eeef 4Gvoa. n apsech oa the occsSion.
be ss.s.a -. elsekly ~ ssiisans q fhssssehine,
of hss4esed solun1s for his future nlvation.
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M~ssSsf 80 - 0Srssrek - 0viisSrvFSsuuk
&
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