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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12
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ash with ali Minnesota.


an, piasr CHARTERED AcApEMY in his pazt
a. Ge State. is located in River Falls, and now
n saecrasf,l operation under the; charge Of
PROF Z. Wilcox, long and fayorably
known in Western Nc. York. as Principal c
tho Wilson Institute, Niagara County.
lie several Religious Societies arc organi-
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n,sat and conmodiors hoase Of worship. We
s.v:te ea.,;;,r.lss from the Fast seeking lloines
IN the West, TO come an,ong us, and help i
r<ail Up 'tli,-a. Institutions which make lie
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IS IN tie ,lrorleg;ts Of the fstue. for River
Falls il certain 10 become one of the most ina
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loTGE JCUR1z AL FOR 49, 8.
New Serfes-Ncyy Attraction
New writers
E0kBIS e. WILLIS, Editors.

NEW SERIES Of this widely circulated
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Authors of America.
The first of these is from the pen of gifted
writer and is a tale of love and lacre, entitled,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLoCK!
ByA LADY CONTRIBUTOR.
The scene is laid II, this city during The
memorable winter of the great fire. The Incl
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THE YOUNG WIFE'S DIARY!
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IEyEH FALLS. WIS,

CONTAINS 4 population "i "oJ oo"" ."'t
y inhabitants. II is pleasantly situated on
,l,e Kinnickinnic River, at the junction Of The
two branches Of the stream 1t has TIE most
available Water Power in the ST. CroiX Nal-
lev tie river. including both Of liz 5TaHchef
distance Of on. mile.
We have nov in O Grafton 2 FIGURING
bE;us, z Saw NFills G. Machine Shops,
doing : large and fourishing bas;ness. 4
large sl.arc of our Water Power is yet Unoeea-
1.ied and unim, royci, ] he ineXhaUatible
pautities of hard wood timber, Of ths best
quality, within convenient distance of the
Falls, makes this ono Of the most favorable
poiuts in the Northwest for tkc manufacture
Of Wagons, Flows, RcaFors, Thrcshing 4a-
eAines, Furniture, dc, The attention of Ma
chiniats and Manufacturers, is called to this
n,atter. Al the utensils used by our farmers,
end tie furniture III our dwellings. arc now
brought from the States south and east of rs
at a very heavy expense, the freight alone
otyecing a splendid profit on the manufacture
at our own doors. Upon the complete" OF
oar Railroads. manufactures can be sent to all
,trts + the Norh-W est, IS cfeaply as from
gay ot!es point.
E;:Ea FALLS has been fixed upon as Ia
.,.s.eiiOr Of the 81. Croir and Superior
as.d Eagfel,l, ana the North lVesfer''
Lend Grant Rail Roads. BY
r,esI.s Of these roads we SHALL
Il put in railroad c"ia-
fnanicat'a with the rs
Fast, it'll Lalsc
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CT AP! CHEAP!

We mean. the west Is Of tire u. Il. quarter Of
~ section ], town %, range l8. This is
as good land as there is in the kinclsinic Val
ie1s and will be sold at the lowest price for the
f" ready JOHN Davis" It lies near the head.
waters of The KIM :lIiRic, and is most desira
ble'location. For further particulars, YOU that
have me ney. call OH the Subscriber at tn,
i TRSAL OFFICE II A. TAYLOR,
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TAKE NOTICE,

! DoRk and allkimds of GRAIN taken in ex
H schangefor goods at tneT Pioneer Sforc. bv
2o-9sn W. A. T0zER.
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Lyman r Langworthy. aea
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

FsNtI 2 s seril.r offers for fsrle $50 lots ia
4 The llila.e,t.i isiscr Falls. among the most
Ss siys,Il6. te. business q. = s;GtncUS IN thu
village y y. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

ysTATER POWERS f.r ~.lc o.: lease az
z? TIE MOST fasorabh Il. rna By
\. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12
100000 Acres Of Land

NOR sale, including wild timber, prairie lois
Il and improved farms in the Counties OF
Pierce and st. Croix, which are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
ulation. For particulars address
GEO. MAY POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

& 4 AERlS e!a.cs. P;cces-of e;fminy land in
: ! Tins immediate vicinity, fnI sale at bar
sx!m. ~. =. POWELL.
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0NN ACRES eli Lake St Croix, co,,se-.
LJ1i ncist 10 F,llis Cle-fourtll in hand
and the remainder ia one and tive
yeafs. u III exchange for logs.
n. N. POWELL.
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Authors of America.

The first Of these is from the pen of gifted
writer. and is tale of love and lacre, entitled,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

~ LOTS Il, the vicinity Of he \cadcrny
etFo THIS. wi.n,wilI Contract to build aud
improve these lots. % per cent. Of the par-
chase money OILY VII &c required the
relnaislir on Time 10 suit purchasers. I
\. N POWELL.
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DOSTOFFICE DEP1RTMNT

IT e Z Il TO " " L 0 z S
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

TEN LOTS d. LUMBER FREE
For Two First-C1ass Temperance
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- e
900 ACRES. o. miles from Green's Mil
eJ@&O on the Eau Calls River Tkare is :
quantity Of good pi2e tifnhcr on the
above tract The soil is nt suqeriol
qpality. Terms. one fourth in hand,
ar, the remainder IN lumber deliver
Ell at Green's or Hoim2n's mill the
'4 81 Z coming winter This is a rare oppor-
ttinity for an eiterPrising man ofsInall
means to secGr alfon.e.
n. n. POWELL. .
River Falls. May 26th. 1858. 49-ti
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PEIcE-One copy. six months, s5l,00; One
wear $3.50 sixteen months SEQ, Eight
copies 10 enc address ore yeag $1,000; twenty
cop;cs $40. 00-iayab.e i'll advance. i
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Early in the New Year (lS59,) DR.. HoL-
LAND Will commence a new scr.es of special
artclrs akin to tle fame and popular Tim
o'ly Titconb Letters.
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We have two good sites for Touring mills.
which with ten lots apiece Dc engines as above,
We .offer to partics;who will, occupy them for
tsat purpose. u 1\5fA a1w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY MESSRs NORTON.
Friday. he lob Of june 1850 At twelve O'CLOCK.
ss ss
kooms BRISTOL the queens Hotel Glasgow; the New RoYI
sTsss nn ie MART and Of Mess&s Sooa hossa
T e Sa sssd :rs mUys
the rich snd vauaos copper %inss q AroA and forming
e tSIty miles III breadth eleven Hundred and dry slasrs
miles seven ha9Gred and ,Ary SIX thousand acres he
consisting Of mahogany cedar yer. and ga.yacsa and two
derived ground and house rents tbs Of one
dollar per amud equal 70 two acres and for each house
s AZ
s r"y Ss Ss s
the running along the valley N hs Of the
Of he Town Of San Sichoi.s which twelve
The and S s%ss @
Columbia has the enjoyment OF many advantages prvi-
The main features Of Bolivar estate are It's soil and rich
mineral productions So far a. the workings at present
almost entirely q copper and suipharp with very little
saH Wh small snd
large quartz crystals nave been found.
a
ensSDs
ing TO taste constitution IN few hours. The soil very
SS | % coSa asd are
well calculated for the growth wheat which rpeas in the
fruits and Caraccss apples peaches aud all the
European fruits raised without difficulty Tobacco is also
extensively in the province OF vanas In the
from It's extraordinary richness capable Of producing almost
anything that be desired. Tho copper mines
Of 0roa arc supposed to be the richest in the
imperfecy worked by the Spaniards, since by the
Bolivar Mining Company but evidently without the proper s
plicaon of the capital employed The chief works have
confined TO the Quebrado ne In which the vein of great
thickness varying from esheen twenty and
places of larger emeEsons The strain containing the
vein mica slae red oxide has boon found In
siderable quantities. the produce has varied fro thirty sixty
per cent and upwards The working the mines is extremely
simple neither pumping lifting being required The mode
conveying the from the mines YumAre, the drs sta
ton the river hitherto been by animals by boat
forwards by ships to Engandupwards OF 1000 tons
have been The quantity and quality Of
the ore have been established.
The distance from The mines the about sixty miles
and La Hachs which point there road the
valley gradually descends to the There abundant
situations for the establishment OF cottages for native Euro
laborers and all that wanting work these mines
to advantage IL proper pocatonsof sill aud capital and
the construction OF tranway from La HachLo the sei the
distance thence TO England would be performed ia steam
sells sixteen eighteen days. or In one month Ia sailing
vessels.
This estate with The copper mnes would form elgi
BILE enterprise company composed of small number OF
energetic With the command Of capital prepared
to proceed to the spoto undertake in the
of the estate the working OF the mines IN short time
from the extent and Importance of their operations they could
fail 10 acquire extensive snd legitimate influence with
the government OF Venezuela.
Prospectus can be had on application 10
THE0DoEE DEH0N. 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
DRY GOODS, sc.

a W. JAUKSON, NO. @I BROADWAY,
Respectfully calls the attention OF purchasers of MOURN
ING GOODS to his extensive spring importaons OF
goods being the largest and most deabe submitted for
inspection The following among the many lots received
per late steamers:-
Handson 9 FIGURED FouLARDs by the yard.
JAPANESE SILKS new article, very desirable.
CHECK AND STRIPED SILKS Ia every variety.
BLACK MALTESE CLOTHS, IL yard wide.
BLACK DELAINEs and CHALLiES, without lustre.
BLACK GRENADIHE S la every width and quality.
BLACR GRENADINE BEREGES very handsome.
GRAPE MARETZ and BUSHIRE GRAPES, new goods.
Treble width SPANISH GRAPES all WOOL AZ and yards
wide beautiful TEXTURE before Ia this market
Also very choice English aud French POPLINi
yelling and house dresses Ac &C. together with most beau
uful stock of bopnets mantas. shawls &c.
Ladies will please observe the name and number.
W. JACKSON Importer of Mourning Goods,
No SOL Broadway, between spring and Prince streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

UCfIOM 6ALE OF HOUSEHOLD rURyIrUas ao -
II - ,sH ~ ~ anctioneer win sell Wednesday
1Cke - ~ ocoek At rs BoNery, large ~
Yaaogany sofas chairs snresns ctsads ee a,sss mar
DE top CENTRE card end pier abes warfrobes
cu penenn epgravrgs looking gssses & one epeo
oo marble op soda water counter, With piDes and
na one steam table, and large lot OF other articles Too mn
tnesuus 70 mention Sale positive WI " -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
4 UoIroE sALsasY JONI J. EaNyIE. AgcrIo

a UCTTOE sALE-BY JOHN J. RENNTE AucTros.
"A eerOfce 2s9 BroadwayElegaut aud costly household
furniture ut public auction the Of Ns Bene AZ
Tuesday, March rs at i0 O'Clock precisely Csagies cau
be had AT toe house office Rosewood pianofoe
cover and stool Paris drawing suits Of rosewood
tire medallion chairs gothic chairs al covered 10
scoored mar,on broeael velvet rugs sIay marble
ornaments, hsqnr figures, oil psiniDgs by ensnea ATS
tse Madonna and Ancisnt Rome BY Raphsel; soI rs
Woo eide cards marble top and mirror doors
In 60 IN sttn and np wood larogn c1como pier aud
mirrors oval Aurora bropz. orfnou eightdty
ah Chandelier, globes centre tables Dreen trDe
soA zoe tables brackets and marbles otiDmsns Nc
anie a teet Ia Ieagtb, English cut glassware
wnee tumb-rs decauters match ivory J.
xS kbives and forks silver teasp silver
80 a ~ par Ian marble. Dniog -oai ,gsny
~ . isn nhter and tea In order sohAgisn
~ NJ seas ~h'e spne plates dishes veget
snd sono silver casters bottles Tea tei &c ram
oeS cntsn sona rose wood be lssad bureau ao
marble op sone, e,so whi.e china srusle yars
rug pi1ures ormyu CLOCK thirty aud ova ess cover
ornnmsn Inrksn easy lounges spng rime and r.e.
Drd and cage pure hair paresses bss, pisw. boI
eters bAuhes quls, sheets Seo1Dd story on
maeosAny hedtssds bureaus washsands and .oIet SEA-
eprpg oouon chairs sofa beds carpets Oh pa1,,ogs rsn
seUcs qsrnsue tables bod. bcddipg 10 Third aud oarh
nsasses spriog bottom bed. bIsckes auts shssis 10
% nursery basement and kitcben furniture OF every A..
11puor Sale positive, without regard weather deposits
OF every purchaser not personally the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

EDWARD sCHENCR, AUCTIoNEER-oN TUESDAY
T. March Is at II clock at 80 Nassau street e r. u
SCBfN,K viii SELL without reserve about 43 Scotch
irish whssey and IS7 gallons do do including Mehans,
Jauisen's Wises and Hansey's and Gienlive &c aao,
brsnoes-dark and pale old apple jack gins ports,
sherries msderas champagnes &C. &c Also to close the
cor c. Clark Co. several rennans In case
demchns remaining unsod from last SALE consisting OF
b-auds wbskeys wines sardines Ac aleo, several
favare brands Punch Cabinet
Bio Hondo La America, Figaro, Henry Clay &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

IyENRy H. LEEDS 4 co. WILL GIVE THEIR PER.
IL sona attention 10 sales OF furniture usual tae last IS
years. the residence of about breaking house
keeping removing Also will hold weekly sales Of urni
&c at their spacious saiesrooms No % Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

UCTlON FOT1CE-BY WIN q. ALSUkTUS AUCTION
eer Elegant household furniture at public sale
"wednesday Mach &C. commencing ~ 0H o'clock the pri.
xat Residence No 64s Houston Iaaren and
laid IN solid pearl r
Rosewood Partisan o
brocatei medallion chairs. ,5o;fts do = - -
isetcsrpe Brussels pier and mante mirrors rch
ana cOsi on psniings silebord arne
ments &c Ac. ' W
DiniDg room furniture of AL kinds
Also the whole conteuts Of elegantly Furnished
bers nursery, basement kitchen tarnure OF every de-
scrption. 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

W G. ALBURTUs, AUCTToNEER WILL SELL. THIS
w afternoon. O'Clock, at 46 Canal street. near yarict
street large assortment of household furniture removed Far
convenience Of SALE consisting OF bureAus bedseads sofas
and sofa beds lounges tables chairs Brussels ingram
carpets, rugs, glass, crochery and kitchen ware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

DUTTERFIEID, AUCTIOHEER.-BYw ". s. tNGR AHAM-
ID WIN be sold No i9s William street. 30 elose mort
gage Thursday March II, al II o'clock the sock ana M
consisting of counters glass
lars copper kettles csss Sofas chairs carpets;
and also six marble top tables cooking range, &C. sale