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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
WIEN SirWalter Scott was Of school

w BEN CT w ditcT OcOtt was NJ ScnOOl,
boy in the same class was asked by the
dominic what part of speech aoith was.
"A noun, sir said the boy. You young
blockhead,' cried the pedagogue, what
example can you give of such thing?'
1 can tell you, sir interrupted Scott
You know there's verse in the Bible
which says: they bound Samson with
with.'"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
Notice.

Notice hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders of the River
Fall Academy will be held at the
Academy, Saturday next, at 7 o'clock P.
NJ. Business Of Importance will come
before the meeting. A trustee is to lie
chosen in place ofG. w. Cairns, resigned
and stockholders and all others who are
interested in the welfare Of the Academy,
are requested to attend.
n. n. POWELL.
Sec Pro tenn.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
The inevitable Parson Browplow is

The inevitable Parson Brownlow is
again extant, though in damaged con-
dition. lie is now at the Virginia
Springs for the benefit of his voice, which
he has almost entirely lost; but he says he
intends to raise it against Locofocoism as
long as lie can, and when he can no lon
ger speak, he intends to make mouths at
the raseally concern2
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

~ The Democratic Senatorial Con-
vention meets at Prescott next Wednes-
day. Daniel Mears, Joseph Bowron, D.
IL. Lusk and J. NJ. Whipple are candi-
dates for the nomination, and the subse-
quent honor of being beaten by CHARLES
B. Cox. s
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

g Mother, mother, here's Zeke
fretting the baby. Make him cry again,
Zeke, then mother will give him some
sugar and I'll take it away from him, then
he'll 81 lall, and mother viii give him
some moro and You can take that, and VII
both Of us have some.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
~ you speak o the people.
AS ifyou were god TO punish, not
A man of their infirmity."
CfI

AS II You Were god 10 PUNISH, not
A man of their infirmity."
Shakespeare.
The world has never been wantin, in
those who show others
"the steep and thorny way to heaven
while they themselves
"the primrose path of dalliance tread,
And reck not their own read"
We fear the editors CT the Prescott
Democrat arc of this number. They are
as doleful and lachrymose rs the Lamen-
tations Of Jerimiah, over the outrage per-
petrated in increasing the rate Of ADVERT
sing the delinquent tax list fom 10 cts to
25 cts description. They say: "we
never heard Of any publisher finding fault
at the rate of 10cts a description, the
amount allowed by the Democratic legis-
lature."
Now, Gentlemen you put in bid for
the tax list. What did you ask for pub
fishing it? Was it this reasonable COM
pensation of l0cts. Not at all. You were
willing to take double what you say is just,
and asked poets description to publish
it. Don't You blush little when you
think Of this:
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

AN eminent painter was asked what lie
mixed his colors with to produce such ex-
traordinary effects. i mix them aVith
brains, sir was the reply.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

We have delayed the Journal one
day in order to give the result of the SEN
atorial Convention yesterday. The Off
cial report will not appear until next week.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

THE N. Y. Independent announces
that it will herafter publish every week
sermon of Henry Ward Beechers.' re
ported expressly for that paper AID revis-
ed by Mr.. Beechcr himself.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
CARL SCHURz.-The st. Paul Times
thus speaks of Carl Schurz:-

We look upon Mr.. Schurz as among
the fest men of this nation, and we ara
glad to learn that our Wisconsin friends
talk of sending him to The United States
Senate, q position lie will adorn with emf
nent success.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

'AH, J2e. since youu been to the city,
the black OK died without any notice what
ever
Gracious mercyr replied Joe, 'how
fast we are all passing away?
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

ABOUT the only person we ever heard
of that wasn't spoiled by being lionized,
was Jew named Daniel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
TIA dearer one
Still, and a nearer ons
Yet, than all other. "

In fact, he does not call US Bro, be-
cause he feels the poverty Of that term,
compared with the wealth Of endearment
which should be expressed.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

~ The days of chiyalrous bearing
are not over. We have often admired
the bold, defiant bravery of the royal Flrz
JAMES, who, when the fierce clanslnen Of
his mortal foe, RHoDERIoK DHU, sprang
up around him, drew lis trusty blade and
sWore
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
BE- We once heard song, common
cling wi the following tender and
thoughtful stanza:
AT the seige of Belislc,
From the Fort not a mile;
| was there all the while .

AT the seige of Belsle,
From the Fort not Inile
l was there all the while -
There were one hundred and eleven
stanzas in the song, and all the succeed
ing ones were perfect repetition of the first,
and one may well imagine it grew to be
dismally dull before it closed.
Well, the style of that song was very
similar to the style of the editorials in the
Prescott Democrat. These last have the
same dreary sameness, and everlasting
repetition, and the refrain is this Poor
tax payers feeced. swindled, robbed
The readers are growing tired; wonder
how many ropetitions there will be.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

e8- We would request all our friends III this
and adjacent towns to aid us in giving interest
Is our paper, by furnishing us with items of
local news. articles on any of the Industrial
interests of the community, or of literary
character.
No communication will be inserted, unless
accompanied by the real name of the writer
not necessarily for publication, but as guar
anty of the writer's good faith.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

E- The Democrats ia St. Croix AS
se.nbly District hold this Convention next
Monday at S.. Cioix Falls.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

AN object Of intrest-a girl whose in
come $4,000 er year.
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re- Mr.. WISE, of the Democrat sol

RT Mr.. WISE, of the Democrat sor-
rowfully declares his positive inability to
call us Bro, any longer. He gives as
reason, because we hide, defend, secre:e
and support the official knaves of Pierce
Co. We have no doubt Mr.. Wise intends
to be facetious in his remarks, and the
true reason is probably this: We have
given Mr.. Wise the best possible proof Of
the purest afecton-that is, we have
kindly shown him some Of his petty weak
NOSES and faults, and Mr.. Wise appreci-
ating the purity of our motives and the
delicate nature Of the task, doubtless re-
CARDS us as
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Election November 8.

For Governor,
ALEXANDER w. RANDALL,
Of Waukesha County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
BUTLER G. NOBLE,
Of Walworth.
Fer Secretary Of State,
L. p. HARVEY,
OF Rock.
For Treasurer.
S. D. HASTINGS,
Of Trempeleau.
For attorney General.
JAMES H. HOWE,
Of Brown.
For Bank Comptroller,
G. VAN STEENWYCK,
OF Columbia.
For State Prison Commissioner,
HANS G. HEG,
Of Racine.
For State Superintendent,
J. L. PICKARD,
OF Grant.
For STATE Senator,
CHARLES B. cox,
Of Pierce Co.
For Nene5er Of AssemBly,
WIN. 2. BARTLETT,
Of Eau CIaiie C.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

would here announce, without fear of on
tradlctlon. that can and viii sell Cabinet
FNrniagaEes -=FoR CASH--chcaper than
any other Establishment he lie Northeast
[ can prove my assertion by any perxo,.
who will call at the Prescott Steam Cabinet It
Char Factory, with 4 view to purchase.
j. HERZOG.
Prescott, Wis. no9 3rs
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28
THE JOURNAL.
Lutte A. TAYLOR, Editor.
River Falls, Pierce County. Wisconsin.
wednesday,, sept. 2s, 1850.

sB Advertising bills must be paid quar-
erly, in advance.
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Democratic State Ticket -.

Gov.-Harrison G.. Hobart.
Lent. Cora. S. Palmer.
Sec. Of State.-A. B. Alden.
Ireas.-Lion Silyerman.
Atty. Gen.-Samuel Crawford.
Bank Compt. joel G. Squires.
State Pris. Com.-Henry c.. Fleck.
SIP. Pub. M.-Lyman G. Draper.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

To hush their weary thought to rest.
There shall / vain ambition come
To lure them from their quiet home /:
n or sorrow lift with heart-string riven,
Tie me imploring eye to heaven
n or sad remembrance stoop TO shed
His wrinkles on the slunlberer's head
And never, never love repair
To breathe his idle whisper there
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y. G. PRIDE.

CURGEON DENTIST. Dental rooms cor
~ ner OF Broad and Orange streets. Prescott
d.. 7. viii visit River Falls to perform
dental operations as often as business may
require. n.@
December list, 1858. MATT
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

Gg We are indebted to the Star for
the use of the type in which the Premium
List of the St. Croix Ag. Society is set.
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2 r z SO II
IA IA II n e,E'ECEs!

e~ HERE an I! Ell
T SPENCE WHITE, (slobodgs partner. +,
eF ATroESEY At Law. YET attIle old stand
CONCERT Hall, Prescott, w is. .g.yse
August 25th, 1858. nI0-tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-28

Blessed is the turf sorenely blessed.
Where throbbing hearts may sink to rest,
Where LIES long journey turns to sleep, :
Nor ever pilgrim va <cs to weep.
4 lite sod. few sd flowers,
A fear fof long departed hours.
* al that feeling hearts rsqIost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23
Judge Wilson.

Judge Wilson, the infexible and excellent Judge
OF the u 8. District Court for Northern Ohio, ha,
drawn down upon himself the complimentary ha.
tired Of the abolitonsts for consigning to Jail the
fanaiical Oberlin crew, concerned in rescuisg q
slave from the officers Of the law. The denunca-
lions of the enemies of society are the highest
praise that an honest man need desire. Oberlin IL
the great nursery Of abolitionism and of every
other ism in the West. II is q college in which
maleapd female, black and white, are all received,
and mingle Unfortunately. Many years ago,
Delszon Smith, one Of the students, withdrew from
the institution, and published revelation of its
mysteries, entitled "Oberlin Unmarked It was
horrid recital of crime and hypocrisy, enough
to make man blush for his species.
1t ID not surprising to learn that the sanity pro-
fessors of this institution, whom Judge Wilson has
sent to Jail, are making martyrs of themselves,
and endcavoring to cheat the public with the idea
that they are like Paul and Sias, and the other
apostles, when cast into prison. They forget that
one of those apostles declared that it was no glory
to man If he suffered az thief, or busybody
in other mems matters. The apostles never stole
servants, nor resisted the law, nor preached abo.
lition, but on the contrary required obedience
to masterst to the laws, aud declared that the "pow
ers that be are ordained OF God"
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= !. e..s,,evesr b defined BY the New York
rr,hone. a. . compound Of . loaier, blacksnafd
and scamp. al.
The CONNIE cemeus exerciscs 81 the winchester
Meca, Collee ., took place on Friday evening 's',
in the presence Of a large audience.
Major Trimbie and his drst assistant eng'"sss..
Mr. r. g. Mason, are nov accommodating ~
country, preparatory - locating we Ds''O'e
and Potomac Railroad.
A,hfnmeut Of s.mees beef lately arrived AZ ssh
rrnec,sco. from Australia, which proved, ON GA
animation, to be piesisd kan9droos!
| Arson a. Chester, the editor OF the syrscnsc, y
| Y, Journal, has been lscturing lately on Ao"ca'
1 ted Fools"
cox.rnor Burtou, of Delaware, has appointed
| NJ William II. White port physician OF Whining
ton. -.
| Thu United States steam frigate Wabash, Capt
| p.,ron vas on the 18th ult., lying OIL Legnorn
.sh,,. she Was the observed OF all observers.
Tho steamer Canada sailed from Boston OF
"wednesday for Liverpool, with 90 pssseugeri, BIZ
| no specie.
Tsha.i advices to 9th of March say tho French
Governor and Queen Pomare had made peace.
Belle Britain has defined Irritation to be af.ten
tion without in.tention.
Jerome Bonaparte, the survivor Of all the bro
theirs and sisters of Napoleon 1. "still lives"
the age OF 20. lie was the youngest OF the fami
~.
John Capie, Who was shot on Sunday last 10
firemen's fight ct Philadelphia, died on Wednesds
| morning.
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E urOpeAn Affaira.

The Naples correspondent Of the New York
Democratic Neacs says that the people of that city
dread % an immediate danger, If war between
France and Austria occur, contemporary with the
kings death, Murat movement on the part of
France. Under preteuse merely Of carrying out
her tactics against Austria, an occupation of Me-
apolitau territory might very easily be made the
groundwork Of such design. Austria is alive to
this ~ against herself and Naples, and this Gov.
ernment therefore acts in thorough harmony with
The vieunese Cabinet on this and kindred topics
Russia, too, 10 not at all insensibe of the dagger
likely thence 10 threaten her own southeastern
aims, and, therefore, however much Russia NAV
Seem to desperate with France, 1t is only in
diplomatic, and not I'M sincere, sense.
The same writer, who seems Inclined to espouse
the cause OF Austria 10 the quarrel, mentions a
report which be IL inclined TO believe that vben
Victor Emanrefs envoy to Rome waited on the
Prince Of Wales, with the emblems of the Order os
the Annunoisdo, tho young Guelph met him cold.
~ and purposey wore the insignia of the Austrian
Order, which he had received the day before.
victor Emanuel won no personal favor while 10
EnsiAnds Court, and no one can compare the man
VINO 10 emperor OF Austria with the man who 10
hins Of sardinia without feeling that there IL an
unreasonable height Of difference between the good
Y. Land the bad We.
The Paris correspondent of the same paper pre-
d'c's oil manner Of III luck to Louis the Lucky,
and says there are people in Paris superstitious
enough to take It a. sad omen for Bonspartism
that al the hne elms which have sbed their
beauties on the Champs Eysses are dead and dy-
ing. "
ut % ever 90" say the old inbabitants, .when
tne dynasty Of the day h on the eve OF decay"
prince Of the people curses himself by aotagonism
20 the Pope sit Vas 90" Say the Fanborgiaps.
"before the troubles 70 the true Bourbons." at
Vas co." say The enthusiasts, "when Louis and
these sort OF speculstiops odd that grapes are
usually too early vhsS busting dypssiy Il about
20 toppls. No season since the year lS47 has
brought ont the grape sises % early ~ now.
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PORT or RICHMOND-APRIL2z "a. 1853.
~.~>>.~-~,S~>~>>>
H;rh Winter this day Saturday. octocS.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner, New YORK; mase
and passenrers. Ludlam d Watson. n =
Steamer Belvidere. Keene, Baltimore mose' y
w Currie .. -.a... rd
BARK virainisn, Lowrey. New York. ouano. Rob
scar Davis. Fairfield. New York. hay. MARX
Downey. rv-n ,,a.a n 4 70
schr Lynchburg. Harris. New YORK. mose' y
schr James B Cunningham. Dougherty. New
sohr Aneeline Vanclesf, Holmes. New YORK. nay
Whitiock q Son, ,,., ,,a..
schr Afford Ray, Creekmire. James River. lum
schr A Wetmore. Bogart. New York powder
Stokes / Rives mdse, I g Davenport, Railroad
Iron, Y Il X TO.
schr Haxall. Winters, New York. mdse' u "
Currie. ~, uu Cr.r
shaw 4 Co.
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MECHANICS HALL
On M onday Eve ming, ApriI%5' Aoo"'
SANDERSON'S
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
CT THE
RUSSIAN WAR,
Lately exhibited in Baltimore and Philadsphia TO
10000 persons; ana IN Masn,hs'on "
This is Colossal Dioramic Panorama illnstra tu
ali the most i'm portant OF iate
tatons embrace Grand MILITARY and NAVAL NE.
WINS. Battles, sIEGEs, TOURNAMENTS, BURNING
Theihrins effect of all these scenes being great
ly heie btened by the union of Chemistry and the
The III P FFsE s. Canvas
Commencing with her Majesty, Queen Victoria. Re
rG TisY pRfr Isl sIEsT ~ sPiThEzD.
THE BONE nss sERNhooN o. TIE FORTS &C.. 4e.
sIL1sTRIA. SO s FAIL AfiFks DEFENDED BY
EMBARcAT1oFFR 81 T GAGa FkENoH TROOPS
CRONsTApT. BOMBARDMENTOF BOMARsUND.
CAMP OF G FEs A FIRE a TE VaRNA YAKIMA
BATTLE OF ALMA.
GRAND CHARGE OF THE BRITISH GUARDS
BALao hAT hI5SPES caEks NEsE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
WAR, DC, &c.
BATTLE OF RAL4CLAVA.
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND A d SEA.
BATTLE OF INKERMANN!
GRAND CHANGING SCENE!
Terminating with the
BOM1AKDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF
SEVASTOPOL
~ Admission Is cents. Reserved seats so cents
16 No half price for children except on Saturday
afternoon.
E Admission for Colored Personst to Gallery. Is
cents.
NoTIcE-Parfies can reserve seats by applying at
the HAIL from 10 till IL oc ock, A. NJ, and till 4,
p M and paying Is eta extra.
NJ Doors Oman at T5a-to commence at O'Clock.
MA Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
at o'clock ap 2l-td
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AN B. HASSEL, EDITOR UF THE
A AMMAN AnVERTISER.


VIE ich vor einigen Tagen in Erfahrung gebracht
SO haben sic SIGH unterstanden, mich ia ihrsm
Wisch-"Zeitung genannt" oeffentch zu blamizen
Els list wahrhaft aecherlich, wenn Elm sOlcher Gun-
mer Mensch. vie sic sind glaubt dass er mich auf
diese Art blamiren kann; beschimpfen sic sch
yielmehr dadurch nur selbst indem gerade aufdiese
Weise, hire grenseniose Dummheit un SO greller
ans LIGHT Aritt:
Auch have ich durchaus NIGHT vergessen, iknen
ihr erbaermlIches Schmierb!att, welches sic mir
nit Gewalt aufgedrungen. zu bezahlen, sondern
meine dringenden 9eschaefte, machten es mir un-
moeglich. bel linen zu,prechen. Haet'en sic
mir daher einen Brief geschrieben, oder waeren zu
meinem schwager den Mr George Becking gegau-
gen; 80 haetten Sic ihr Geld geioiss erhsiten.
ch babe bis jetzt nOch NieIoand betrogen, und
verde auch in stande sein diejenigen personen,
welche noch etwas an mich zu fordern haben. in
aller Kuerze bezahlen; wenigstens babe ich noch
keine anvertrauten Geldsummen in der 1asche
behalten Ich muss linen dsher das deutsche
Sprichwort man zupfe sicb an seiuer egnaI. Nsse"
in's Gedaechtniss rufen-No folgt
GEORGE Ii KUNTZMANN,
Musiker.
New York, februar III, 1889 ap 23-It*
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DIED,

On Friday wornIng the ed in.tsps ct ball 2sst -
O'Clock, Mrs OHARlOTTE HAfwhnD. We "a. -
Ing many relations and frisnde 70 mourn ner -
The funeral Will take place ron Wesley OnnPssaa
O'clock. friends and acqusiatsnees Of sne iamny
are invited 70 attend.
On friday. 22dinstaut, Ct 7o'clock N. 0nOk6E'
intent son Oh Mrs Husan Wright. aged one yesr.
The funeral will take place at the eecond baplss
church, to-day, ct 81 O'Clock.
On the 22d inst, 1t half past 9 O'Clock: u. EMMA
w. daughter Of George w and Emma y sfoss,ascu
4 years and month.
Her funeral will be preached to-day. ct hall past
O'Clock n, at her fathers residence, on DJfa'
between 4th and 5th streets.
- Dover and Great Falls IN H) papers please
tcpy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

u y said there are tssnty.seven American stu
GENTS y this nonsnt taking advantage OF the
medical branch Of the Paris University, and
sr.st nnnhsr u American medical men fsspecisl-
y mon Tie eouth,) profi,iog By the experiences .,
.ss oosp'sais. The University Of Paris does moi
a,ss Hs sAeslesss = 40 those Of other couutrlss
49,. 1eeosnises hat thrss Instead Of fsar. The
TsS.. nsssosy, jssss2ssdsacs snd msdicips.--
$3.50, 49, ssnasAss kitsgstkss isesnssgin thsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

F6- BEAUTY-It has votary IN ev-
ery heart. moves to love, and refnes the TASTE "
Won wish 10 be subjected to such an innue9ce, ~
10 the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART SA LIE - !
and see 1t glow upon the canvas, pleathe lou sas
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. and If you have heart
TO feel and q taste to appreciate, you must DO
pleased. ..;oa
Photographs taken all sizes, MP to LIPE. copied
from Dasuerreotypes or Ambrotypes, and co,or ss
In oil or water colsrs, making really peautMui pc-
lures. " w nAN MI g.
ho, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

49, BARBECUE IN BENRICo.- On
H>IA MONDAY the 25th instant. there will be
a BARRIE ne at Hungary Ststien Henrico county. to
which the people generally and the candidates OF
both parties for Congress, Senate and House OF
Delegates are invited. ap 22-N*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23
nrAru on 4 MINIsrER

BALrMoas. ApriI % REV. Henry v. D. Johns,
rector Of Emanuel Church. Ia this city, and bro.
thor Of Bishop Johns, Of Virginia, died this morn
ing ct O'Clock.
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s@-SLtvE INSURANCE.
ALBEMARLE INSURANCE Comply, OF CHAR
louisville.
Or w HANCOCK. Medical Examiner.
KNOWLES &aWALFOkD. Agents:
RichIn0nd
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THE KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL coNAENrroN

LsAvENwoErH, X. T., April 21.-Gov. Medsry hiss
issued bis proclamation for the election of dele.
gates to constitutional convention TO assemhIe
at Wyandotte 10 June. There Is perfect organi.
ns.Ion OF parties IN the territory, and both the
Democracy and the Free State sides will mako
every effort to get control Of the Convention.
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PROM HAvANA

NEw ORLEANS, April 22.-The Cahawba arrived
yesterday from Havana. Everything was quiet on
the island and there were no signs of the reported
Now York invasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

H REFRIGERAToEs,
REFRIGERATORS,
REFhIGEKATORS.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Prices such that every ono can afford to buy one
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot, at 1877 NJ air
street THOS A BULKLEf.
lin
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On rhursdsy sveninss April 3lst ey the ~ !Css ~
N. eanSders. M. VIM, a. J. SMITH. 70 A'~ w
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THs YACHT wANDrRER.

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and party a. Gsnslemsn sailed to-day IN the
yacht Nandsssr boz HavaaA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

49, THE THIRTY SIXTH ANNUAL
WLA Meeting of the Medical Society of Virgil
pia will be held in the city of Richmond, on TUE
DAY the 26th of April, 1889.
Besides the reading of several interesting Essays
the organization of State Board of Medical Exam
liners will be before the meeting.
WIN WPARKER, MD,
an 2O-W ga &Tu Secretary.