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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Carl &cIeRrZ.

CARL ScmUEz-thc eloquent Orator
the phiosoph;c statesman the patriot,
and the honored citizen of Wisconsin, w@s
unanimously nominated for l.. Governor
by the Republican State Convention. Mr.
Schurz for reasons satisfactory to himself
and to the Convention declined. We re-
greet that he did this, rs his name would
have been tower Of strength to the tick
ct AMI awoke strong enthusiasm,
throughout the State.
Mr.. Schurz rs al! are aware was can
dijlate for the nomination for Governor
We were, and are convinced that it was
not Of his seeking, but i WAS our wish to
see him nominated, as we deemed he
would honor the State, far more than she
c9uld honor him.
But though Mr. Schurz is not on the
ticket, he will labor for its success. He
assured the Convention that his path Of
pleasure AMI duty lay where Republican
principles led the way, and his highest
personal ambition was to contribute to
their success.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Girls in Stores.

Inc EigIn Gazette gives the Clerks a
hard hit in the following paragraph:
"Ihese lazy boys who would do good
service on the farm, do manifest injustice
IN the city, for they drive women from
what Is really their legitimate work
Gonnot girls be Taught bookkeeping and
keep accounts in the store as well as bows {?
Cannot they be taught to prepare ,nedi-
clnes IN the drug store and to mend low
elry as well as their brothers? The dry
goods store ought to be all their own
ana a male clerk in one of these establish.
nents, will, when society is rightly ad-
Justed, be looked upon as a thing Of No
sex, and spoken Of as belonging to the
neuter gender.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Prison Commissioner. Though not gen
orally known in the State, he was, warm
ly endorsed by the delegations from Ken
osha and Racine. Well we don't think
HANS. orght to have been nominated,
siinpley because Mac GRAw should have
been, retained in tie place. We Ike
foreigners well enough, but We do not
think it wise to throw overheard a tried
and capable man for no better reason than
existed in this case, but nov that he is
fairly nominated, we shall vote for HANS
HEG to our utmost capacity, and'if he is
half rs sound and stiff as his name is, the
Democrats can't overthrow him, no how.
JAMES L. PICKARD is well known
as leading educator and the Principal
of one of the best Academies in the
State. He has already ''done the State
some service" and is cmiuently qualified
for Superintendent of Public Instruction
To LYMAN G. Draper, the present incun-
bent and the Democratic nominee for re-
election, we have bat two objections
First. he is Democrat Second, lie is
a victim of that terrible disease the 'Flur
FerJorum.' He has a wordy diarrhea
which the coolest weather canud check
and on occasions Of his annual reports, the
M aladv is fearful. We feel friendly to Mr.
DRAPER, but DO earnestly desire that he
may be permitted TO rest from his labors
for a season, and leave TO Mr.. Pickard,
his spirit Of industry and devotion to
schools, but carefully remove bis hard
worked pen from the Office.
Fellow Republicans. our ticket is
good one. Most of tho men are well
knowu,-kuowu rs men Of ability and in
tcgrity-tried aud true-atle cxpositors
Of Republican faith and bold defenders Of
Republican doctrine. They I'll ought to
be, and can be eIccioi, but to do this viii
require active, Jealous work. Let us give
our strength to the cause, aud November
shall bring us q glorious victory.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Long Sermons.

HORACE GREELY, having recently lis
tened to long rambling sermon, induIg-
ed in the following sensible reflections,
which are equally applicable to smaller
audiences than the one in which he was
a listener.
"When preacher is to address q con-
gregaton Of one to three thousand per
sons, insist that due regard to the
economy Of time requires that he should
prepare himself, by study and reflection,
If not BY writing, to speak directly to the
point. This mortal life is too short and
precious to be wasted in listening to ram
bling, loose jointed harangues, or even
those which seyerally consume an hour
IN the utterance, when they might be
boiled down and clarified until they were
brought within the COMPASS Of half an
hour each. A thousand half hours, Rev,
Or have you ever pondered their value /?
suppose your time to be worth ten times
that OF an ordinary hearer, still. to take
an extra half hour from a thousand hear
ers III order to save yourself one or fifteen
hours labor in the due and careful nren-
aratlon OF . sermon,is a scanda,e4,s waste
winch ! see not how to justify. Be GU
treated to repent end amend.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Ifac Slave Trade.

There are no doubt many people who
are increduous in regard to the actual ex-
istence of the African slave ira le, and re-
gard all that is said on this subject ms
buncombe, used merely for political pur-
poses. To such we commend the follow
ing extract from letter which reported
2 late conversation with Mr. Douglas.
SIN regard to the slave trade, Mr.. D.
stated that there was not the shadow of
q doubt but that 1t had been carried on
quite extensively for a long time back,
and that there had been more slaves im-
ported into the Southern States during
the past year than bad ever been import
cd before in any one year, even when
the slave trade was legal. 1t was his
confident belief that over $4,000 slaves
had been brought into this country du-
ring the past year. He had seen, with
his own eyes, 800 Of them, recently i'm
ported, in aa'slaye pen in Vicksburgh, Miss
and also large numbers at Memphis, Ten.
This is no imaginary sketch, but the
expressions Of Mr.. Douglas as enunciated
IN conversation at his residence, and can
not be eontroyerted by himself or friends.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Douglas.

1t will be remembered that last year,
during the political campaign in Illinois,
the Springfield (Alass') Republican, ia
common.with many other Republican pa
pers at the East, sympathised with Sir.
Douglas, and regretted that the Republi-
cans Of Illinois did not favor bis re-elec-
ton to the Senate.
That able paper seems now to have q
juster opinion of Mr.. Douglas. Speaking
of his position in regard to the African
Save Trade, it says
''tlis object is to wheedlc tho North,
while at the same time. he makes an i'm
portant concession to the South. lie does
not say one word against the slave trade
in itself considered No other objection
to it occurs to him., than n pretended
compromise, which we have shown is
worthless as n barrier. And as be is n
stakeholder, those who know him will not
doubt, that if he could thereby gain pop
MARTY at, the. South, or make money by
it, he would to-day become n purchaser
of some of the Africans who have been
recently imported He has not single
moral or political objection to the trade.
And by setting forth this broken reed of
q compromise as the great and only Oh
lection to the trade, he hopes, while he
quiets the North, to gain the support of
the South at the Charleston Convention"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Notice.

We send the Journal this week to
many persons who arc not subscribers. --
Wc intend to make il reliable political
paper through the Campaign, and will
furnish il from now till the first Of Janu-
AIRY forGJty cents, in adUance. Please ex-
anime The paper, and Unsatisfactory send
on the change.
Any person sending 3 club Of tn, will
receive an extra copy.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

TO oil our readers who wish for State
paper during the coming pohtiesi cam
paign, OF longer, we take pleasure in rec
omlnending the Madison State JournaI.
1t has an able corps Of editors, thorough
~ acquainted with the politics OF the State
and It's political articles are always timely
and pertinent, while its miscellaneous
reading is OF q higher literary character
than that Of any other leading political
paper in the State. Terms. Weekly 81, 80
Irl-W oekIy $3.50. Address Atwood,
Rublee Il Reed, Madison, Wis.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Republican Senatorial Con.
ycHsiG.s.

The Republicans of the est Senatorial Dis
trict will hold Convention at the CITY Of
Prescott on Wednesday the 2sth ofSeptember
next at , O'Clock z. b. for the purpose ofnom-
mailing candidate for Senator to be support
ed al the ensuing election. and TO transact such
other business as may properly CONE before
the coaseliion. Each County will he entitled
10 three d legatcs. aud it is specially requested
that = fall delegation b. present.
u. L, HUMPHREY, } Senatorial
T. DWIGHT HALL, So 60. 80
c. II. HOWARD.
lIu>'son, Wis, Aug. Doth. 1859.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

ar publican leaders do not propose to
lop Off the excrescences and amend the
beautiful structure of our fair government,
indeed the fairest one that ever existed,
but they propose to dissolve the Union
and demoiish the entire cditicc. ~ II.
Democrat.
Now sec here, Mr.. WISE, we do not
say that You wickedly, des;gnedly, mali
ciously ana most outr"gcously lie. No,
ST.. We wouldn'; say as unhandsomo q
thing as tllat, but we DO say that you state
what you know, or ought 10 know, 10 be
utterly false.
Aad further, if you will prove that
statement true, We viii as suddenly aspos-
sible repent ofour past political sins, serve
for three years in your printing Office IS
the very inkiest kind Of y devil, without
expectation of reward, and vote the Dem
ocratic ticket with our utmost force and
feryor.
Now, Sir, do not cite US to VIM. Lloyd
Garrison aud his adherents, foryou know
them to be the bitterest enemies to the
Republican party. Do not even alIudc
to the faction Of milder ''fanat.cs" under
the lead of Gerritt Smith, for you know
the same to be true of them. Whatever
you do, for the honor of our common
profession do not state as patent unblush-
ing falsehood as that at the head Of this
article.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

THE Prescott Democrat, in replying
to 3 little squib Of ours, talks generously
Of the spirit of Democracy" 1t binds
into one grand sheaf Of expression, all
the political good which ae hope for
all the liberty that a wise humanity longs
for; and says this is tie spirit of D:moc-
'acy.
We propose to leave Mr.. Wise in his
glory, as the heroic defender Of the spirit
Of Democracy. For ourself, we have but
little to do with spirits, except those with
the mi!dest tlayer and the most sanitary
powers. We believe with A. WARD, in
"shunnin all kinds Of intoxicatin ickers."
When we speak Of Democracy, we
mean the Democratic Party, and for an
exhibition Of its spirit, We look to its po-
iitical action. Aud now, Mr.. Wise, We
cannot hold controversy with you, until
you come down to palpable earth, and
recognize the body of things; but we wish
to remark, that if your idea is correct, the
spirit of the Democratic party left the body
some years since, and subsequently, the
the body has been in a kind of spasmodic
state induced by political galvanism.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Democratic State Ticket.

AS it is always we'll to look our oppo
merits sQuareiy in the face, we shall, keel
the Democratic nominations in print IN.
I'll after election. After election, THEN
names sill! probably be seen but rarely ii
the papers.
Gor.-Harrison G.. Hobart.
Lieut. GoV.-A. 5. Palmer.
See. 81 .State.--A. b. Alden.
Ireas.-Lion SHERMAN.
-ltiy, Gen.-Samuel Crawford.
Bank Compt. joel c. Sqnircs.
State Pyis. Com.-Henrv G. F'lcck.
SIP. Pub La.-Lymsn c. Draper.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

or is very easy, Lutte, for the heart
less hypocritc to claim that he is the right
cous one, and the other the wicked one. ."
NORTH HeStern Democrat.
Just So Bro. WISE, exactly. But you
need not have been to the trouble to say
SO, for you know, your practice has en-
forced that great truth more forcibIy than
your precept possibly can.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

WE learn that BUTLER G. NOBLE, and
L. P. HARVEY, will address the people in
this part of the State during the present
Canvass. They are two ofthc most elo-
quent speakers in the State, and the St.
Cro:x Valley will give them hearty
welcome.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
The Star says our opinion on+he .coun-

The Star says our opinion onthe. coun-
ty printing in 81, Croix doesn't amount
to ''slucks." Very hkoly, as We gave no
opinion whatever. We stated a few facts
which the Star Will find it hard to contro-
vert. This raid upon the Republicans
about that printing is 50 utterly foolish,
that we rather pity those engaged in it.
Every one knows the tax list is not county
printing, and the County Board have no
control over 1t.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

THE Patriot continues to fill It's col
umns with abuse of SAM HASTINGS, the
State Treasurer. When Republican prints
are wise enough not to notice the rawlings
Of Pump" lie will probably "dry up"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Eg- The Charleston Mercury eombats
the notion that the principle of protection
10 slavery in the Territories is a mere
abstraction and ofno practical value at the
present time. 1t DICTATES that if it had
lie insisted or in season, both Calforn-
IA and Kansas could have been made
slave States. IL is now necessary to adopt
il in aie" of the division of Texas, amt OF
lif- grYwipg, Importance 81 .Arisonis.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

II will be seen that Mr.. GIBsoN is not
placed upon tho State ticket. We are
assured that he would have been had
Carl Schurz accepted the nomination for
1t. Governor, but on account Of his decii-
nation, the Convention deemed it best to
give the German clement a representation
in the person Of Mr.. Van Stienwick. We
regret the real or supposed necessity for
his, but as a resolution was passed by
which this Senatorial District will hercaf
ter have thirteen instead Of four votes in
State Convention, we shall stand chance
10 be heard there hereafter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

: Ialv who began TO weary Of
the criticisms of Il party of,gentlemen, on
crinol;ne, exclaimed, so long rs hooped
skirts keep foolish people at a convenient
distance, just 50 long will they DO taier-
:stcd."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

@ a conntry newspaper, recording
the running down a COW on the railway
said il was ''cut in to calves" An aston
ishc,l naturalist waited on the editor, for
wha. the auct.oneors call ''further inform
alton, and received it III the following
form; "Erratum-Eor calves, read
halves"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Eg- Besides the original town plat Of
St. Paul, there have been surveyed ana
recorded iifty-fiye additions and enlarge
ment.- covering, in tho aggregate,
300 acres. When densely populated,
St. Pail VIII be "right smart town.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
gE~ DR. Charles Je;b of c,b;o.o,

Eg- Dr.. Charles Leib, of Chicago.
says of Douglas; Then as now, | be-
lieyed him to be a treacherous, truthless,
s9ulless, nan, who would sacrifice prin-
ciples and party upon the altar of his am
bition." The inference drawn from this
Is thai Lelb is not friendly to Douglas.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Tag Patriot copies the article OF the
Star on cosnty printing, and INDUCES in
one of its chronic howls over "Rspubli-
can stsals in st. Croix County,"
No one will be surprised at this. ms the
Patriot is elnphatieslIy re-lte-abIe ps-
per.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Gg- NJ. Hobart, i'll accepting the Dem
ocratic nomination for Governor, an
nounced that no should travel through
the State, hold meetings, and address
the people.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

RE Along the line of tho In Crosse
Road, few miles above Horizon, says
The MRmaukee News, is a signboard, on
which is painted in large letters, 50 plain
that "he who runs may read . "4As both
Of as are so I'D poor, don't run
oper asy cattle Fl. II. ELKINs.n
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Fast. men, Ike fast rivers are senora,l,,
shallow. 7"sta's
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

80 We would request all oglr friends in this
ard adjacent towns TO aid Us in giving interest
IL OR paper, by furnishing rs with items OF
local news, articles on auy~of the Industrial
interests of the community, or of u literary
character.
No communication will lie inserted, unless
accompanied by tbs real name of the writer,
not necessarily fof publication, but as Il guar
anty of the writer's good faith.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Wednesday. sept. q, 1850.

~ Advertising bills must be paid quar-
eriy, in advance.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Woman is lovely to the sight,
AS gentle as the dews 81 even,
And bright as mornings earliest light,
And spotless as the SHOWS of Heaven.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
EsEEogJTV SHERIFF.

TIVE Undersigned hereby gives notice that
L he is authorized to serve as Deputy Shcr-
if in Pierce County. G.. III. CROSSMAN.
River Falls, Nav llth, 1859. 4G-tf
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40 fpr weste ni f20iJ for Cnuadipn,
Whaky-Fifmei Sales i50 bbls ~ 25d2 ~
pork-Lowerdnd less active, sales kO hb's at. Ru o.
25 for mess; slid0 Tor uuuspscfed do lOl2GiO25 for
bssfuneha sales i1s bbls at s5Oa0s for prime; s7d
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extra. ~
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LaIdfirm sales $50 bbls at iO9ii for No l to prime
Bptter-Fnp isa2l for State. i4ai7 for Ohio;
Ch ese-a 9k09h
Tallow-F Firm. ales at l0T0llh
Woo'-fmor and tending upwards Sales 30 ono lbs al
9b0 for foror to saxOnv also 30 bales California
~. Foreign dull and nominal
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7 SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, &C,
EOR ALL TONSORIAL OPERA

HAIR CUTTING. DRESSING on DYEIN0,
And Tor luxurious SHAVING ia cool, pleasant
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Roy GEO. HEWLINGs, Gre,gort L. J.
You a. liberty TO use my uame, II you think pro-
per- as recommendation both the Zyluhasamum and
Of the Restorer."
REV, JOSEPH MCKEE Pastor Wesi Dutch Reformed
Church, NsD York CITY
"RecOmmends IT,"
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REV. d. MORRIS, Cross River WsStchoSter County ~
WHO'S known IN roughou this state suvs "l know Of
gTeRtmlny have had their restored hv the
sam
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DIR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention trclu
svev TO this peculiar class Of maadis and the reie they
have consequently been enabled teuderthe fellow
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
esceot patients and others daiy arriving town from
parts OF the cOuury tho express purpose nv consul
atious While here have been c ed by the most
signal advantages yet rum what they have experienced
Quirng into tho causes OF these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
ger Us and pyoteateO they have always Entertained h
possibility OF theft prevention, and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could amst invariably be traced 10 OF the
following causes Ignorance neglect the bad elect
uuskllliul and improper treamen therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded In discovering thes election
heir remedies, safe eectua and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of dies VIII ch boar equivocal
character, well those whose premature niudciOus
application might be productive Oh had sequences tho
ands Of private ndiv duuls In short the audabe end Of
0frremedies rs the essenng Of great mass Of human
sery by the aleyiaon relief aud prevention Of those
pctions thnt eaity the foes Of lite
nd which, whlothey extensively surround ca loud
orOur skill and iuterfy renee In their determination.
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NNASTER COMMTSTONER'S Sail

IVA Pursuant an order Of sale 10 directed from
the Court Ol Oomon Pleas within and for the
Gu higi, 40 the state OF Ohm IL action therein pend
ing, wherein Thomas Fisher s plaintiff. AID Emery
Sheffield and Eva ine Sheffield deenuunts, sh Ail or
pusc Tor sale tt public auct on ut the door the Coa
House lo0rneru Senec0 and Champatn streets Cleveland
sad county the ifth day O Soptomher 1851 between
the hours 40 O'Clock A. NJ and Y O'Clock M Of suid
uny the following dracrhed lands aud tonomonts. to
'snuale IN the lowrship Of Chagin Falls q he county
0 Lpyaogn and state OF ohio and rs nuWn by part of lot
Number Sir in the Phelps Tract, gdd Is houhded FOL
lows, 30 wit Bounded by and Of Chaut cey i Oh.
cOcs nOrh by the laad OF lohn Goodel east hy land OF
NalhHn Hoba O. nombs Fisher ana the Chagin river,
south by laud Of said HOBART aud hisher and The Clevo
land road aud to contain thrty three aud rl acres
Of an0n Also. Situate in the township Of Chagrn
knls 10 the county Of CuyahOga and state Of Oh and
Is bounded as ioows to wit North on the land Of John
GOudel east Chag in river south said FISHER aud
west Chauucey Hitchcock land and Is all the land
voycd tho SAID sheffield by Billings Rathburn es
uia cd 20 contain thirty three acres be the samo
less "
Both descriptions embrace the piece or parcel Of
land
Appraised value $50 90.
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Society, LeiDisbtTJh Union county Peir.
"Se eral persons have applied TO 70 pr ire for them
your Worlds Hr Rastoer suce they hnve seen its good
ee is upon he hair of one Of family We can and do
cheertully rtcOmmsnd H."
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REy. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meridea, Neio- Hampshire.
I'VE think very high Of your Preparations, aud have
rOuht If you had agent Ia tins vicinity, large
quantity mic ht be disposed Of"