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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-23


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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-23
FIR A NKITN
FIRE g. MARINE
INSURANCE Co..
Merchants Block, Main Street,
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
ga IThT s@san 900 E NMkA

FOND DU LAC, WIS.
CAPITAL, 100000. "a
CASH PAID IN, 500, 900.
THIS Company is a joint stock association
Il Organized under special Charter granted
by the Legislature of Wisconsin with an
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OF $500 Gee
of which is cash paid in and securely invested
in Bonds and Mortgages, The Company being
thus securely organized upon firm basis, the
Directors take pleasure in recommending it x,
public favor as worthy of confidence ans SUP.
port, with the assurance that all losses shall be
promptly and honorably adjusted, as this IL
purely Stock Company. No mutual busi-
ness will be done, and ne premium notes taken.
A. M. DONALDSOE, Pros
VIM. T. GIBSON, See
CHARLES L.. CURRIER, Gen, Tr~Y. Al. -
20 aH9gd VIM. A. ToZER, Agent
no17.Iy RIVER FALls. WIscoxas. fda.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-23

TEN LOTS d. L UMBER. FREE.
For Two Glass Temperance
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Premiums for Getting up Clubs.

-fs CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No 102 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-23

,O0 ACRES. 21s miles from Green's Mil
~ on the Eau Gala River. There is
quantity of good pine timber on the
above tract. The soil is of superior
quality, Terms, one-fourth in hand,
and the remainder in lumber deliver
cd at Green's or Holman's mill the
coming winter This is a rare oppor-
tunity for an enterprsing man of small
means TO secure home. Z
n. n. POWELL.
River Falls. May Goth, 1853 49-tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-23

WATER POW Frs for sale or lease OF.
w the most favorable terms by
N. N. POWELL.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
r. c. COMES. Prcst

TnE KIMvEr. HoUSE.-This caritaily ar
ranged and kept house ION c street. between
sixth and Four and-a-half strcet>,l is daily
growing in popular favor. No other public
house Of its capacity in the whole country Is
better designed for the comfortable acccmmo-
dation Of some sixty or seventy guests. lts
table and chamber Accommodations have al
ready earned a very enviabe reputation among
Soiourncrs in the Federal Metropolis. ThosC
who desire quiet Metropolitan resting place
where one may enjoy all the comforts OF a
home with all the sryetcs one looks for in q
Washington hotel. cannot fail to be pleased
thcTc.-SGT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
notice OF Es:vidcMd.

Sr. MAEY'z SAVINGS GHsTTrCTIoN.
Drecnbcr %l,t 1855. (
a DIVIDEND has this Iay been d,-.lar.-t
"a Of : per cont. 90 the capital t'cl; uf th;s
Institution f,r the last twelve months. payable
on and after Monday. the lO;h day Of Jaaua-
~ next. BY order.
JAMES c. GREENWELL.
Treasurer.
E=J~ Persons ca'lin. f,r their Dividends Will
b. expected - present their Certificates of
Stick t. tie Treasurer Those from distance
orol"ring their dividends. viii please namo tho
No. Of their CrI;f -1,rs and amount owned by
them, il their order.
J. C. @.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
BOARDING HOUSE.

MFRS. LUCRETIA FORD wishes 10 in.
w form her friends and the public that
having rented the House owned b. DR. Stone
she /, now prepared 20 arrDmmJ late IEis-
MiHL.NT IND TRANSIENT BOfRD.
ER> Sh" hopes by sts1t attention to h@r
business. o. secure a shcI.- OF patronage. and
plei"cs harseii hv every means to cHi,aror
u - 'urc their comfort.
r. nus. Sl2 Il month. IN airaHc,. Tran
sient Customers, accommodated by the Meal
Day or Week ~ Ho'el prices.
Jan. 18Th, lSJ9-2w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
~ has obtaiuei from the Orphans Court OF
St. arnry's county, IN Maryland, letters les'a-
ment4ry. w. a.. on the PERSONAL estate Of VIM.
Iyo. a. / late of SAID county, deceased. Al
rerSo as having CLAIMS 1--.'--t 4Ae sad deceased
are hereby warned to exhib; tie ssme. wIrfT-tt-s
proptr vouchers thereof. 20 the subscriber, on Of
before the 21th day Of July, 1853, otherwise
they raay ne excluded by las from all benei, "i
the sid estate Given under my hand this lIt:l
day of January, l-jJ.
JAMES II. ALVEY,
Executor.
jar. 18Th Is59-l,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
List OF letters

- EMAININC; IN the Post Office Al Leon
"a ard Town, the 3lst OF December. 1873
lfnol taken out before the l>t day oil April,
1859. will be sent to the Post Office as dad:
Abel. Il. s. /; Dorsey Henrietta. /; Guy
Joseph. /; Johnson, john Of Leonard, /;
MORAN James s. /; Moore, Capt George.
!: Middleton. J. +. :. /; Morrill Bradbury
NJ, =; Miller William, |; PeaTcc, Edward
D.. /; Eal"y. John 3. /; Rcn,ngcr. Mr., !;
ShuTourn. G.. NJ. /; Shurz. Mrs. L. H.. |;
Simpors, Mr.. Richard L.. /; Stuarj, II. a..
!; simmons, Theo. J.. L.
WI. YATES. p, NJ,
Leonard Town.
Jan. 18th, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
ROAD NOTICE.

III. persons interested are hereby no,is
- fed. that the undersigned Commission
ers. appointed BY m order OF the Circuit
Court Tor 81. Mary's county 30 open pub
he road from tie foot % Medley Hall Hill,
running through the lands OF DIR. James
waring. Oscar Niles, VIM. II. Thomas,
and Edmund j. Pl1wden to public road
uea, Mrs. c. Burch's. lslIing to the public
landing on the Wieomiro River. viii meet
NJ tie io,i of Motley Hall ilili on Wednes-
dav. the 9th Of February next and proceed to
execute this Commission.
Commission issued this 2sth day OF Sep
tember. 1873.
J.. MiGlLL.
u. II. ABELI.. CoHsns sion'r,.
Il. r. FLOYD,
Jan. 9th. lS59-S0sl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TComHCSIcArEp.
CELEBRATION

LEONARD TOwS,
Thursday. Jan. 18th 50.
The Saint Marys Reading Room and Drba-
ting Society having in view the intellectual
promotion Of its members. auj actuaicd hy mo,
tives Il patriotism and desire to perprtuate
ard hold in grateful remembrance tie name Of
Washington, held 4 special mcciins on Mon
day evening last fnr tie purpose Of dcv',ing
p means OF adopting a plan ior the celebration
Of the coming anniversary Of his birth on the
22Gi # February next. The Society being
unanimous as to gllc proposed Celebration, on
motion, il was resolved, that committee of
three be appointed t. report (,t tic next rcEu-
lar raecJiual plan Of exercises tor the day.
The committee. reported in favor Of the
reading of the Farewell AGdrcss Of Washing
ton and m Grafton appropriate to ;h" occa-
sion, which report was unanimously adopted.
Thr Society next proceeded to the election Of
an Orator, Reader, and Officers for the Day,
which resulted in the selection If the following
gentlemen 10y unanimous vote:
Ordtor-NrRNoS DoRsEY;
ReaIcr-T. X. rGErs.;
President ofHc Ddy-R FURD;
Fjce- PresidcuLs--Co L. J. PLowpEs and
DR.. Joux NJ BnoomE
Committee of .Lrdng.meats-Ias. s. Downs.
Geo. 4. Simms, Dr !. +. Morgan. DR.. $ f.
Sralliug, Cias. J. Norris.
On motion. it was resolved, That the cxcr-
ci>cs OF the day conc oiI at tie Court House,
Leonard Town-commcncc At II o'clock. A. M.
and that the pub.ic be respectfully invited t.
attend.
On motion. it was resolved. That the pro-
cccdings Of this meeting. together with so much
Of the former meeting as arpcrtaius to the pro-
posel celebration. he published in the Saint
Mary Beacon of next week On motion, tue
Society adjourned.
r. c. COMES, Prcst.
JAS. s. DowSs. Rec Sec. pro tenn.
The Proprietor Of the Union Hotel Mr.. J.
+. FcnwicEl, in compliance with the wish Of
The Society having kindly consented to give a
party ON this occasion, h,s named the follow
ing gentleman As managers:
MdnaqcrS-Dr J. C. Aschom. James \
Roach. 7. Edwin Coad. William Watts, Gen.
q. C. Morgan, L. c. Combs, Joseph Forest,
Or. Joseph g. Baden. Oscar Miles, Dr. c. N
Hammctt. Henry Sothoron, Robert S'ye.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. S.
SHOE STORE.

1IARSHALL & DOBBINS leg leave To-
NA announce to the citizens II sam, Mary :
county. that they have established IN the Wiz
age 1t Leouar! Town at the House lately &C
cuppsl by Mrs Lucretia Ford,
4 Foot AND SHOE SToR E
TIE, have now on hand good assortment nf
REaDY NiDE BOOTS md SHOES
which they will sell at Baltimore prices for cash
Wor; Il al kinds in their line of business,
mad ~ order in the latest S!yle Of tie best
raate. i,a, aud at the shortest nofior.
II. J. MARSHALL,
WM. B. D0BBfNS.
Jan. 20th. ls59-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

SENSIBLE At LAsT-Gov. Chase, Of Ohio,
Icvv.cs Only eight lines Of lis message to slave
r.. The Governor seems 10 have adopted the
idea that as there is no chance Of the introduc-
ton of slavery iuio Ohio he vii! let tie States
in which it exists take care of il in their own
bogder~, Gnd Congress take care II it in the
TeTrisoTss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20


further researches for the present but VIC aTC
informed that they will be resumed hy Mr.
Tvs6a early IN the ensuing spring. Il is hi,
opinion that the crctauepus g!Ccl sand :,
largely and usefully applied rs mari IN New
.Icrs"v. may be expected 10 rest upon the
southeastern edge 81 this iron ore formation,
ard be accessible within u few miles Of tie
Washington and Baltimore railroad.
This must not BE- conloundcl Will the
cOcuuc green sands or marlS "f Charles, Prince
Georges. Anne Arundel. Ccil and Kent coun-
ties Of Maryland. anil which re more l-,s d.
lutcd with sIiceous sand. The lower beds 81
the jersey green sand or mari are nearly free
from siliccOlis sand. Il contains from ei. u Ia
twelve per cent. Of potash, and Is highly rTzc,l
rs manure. IT viii prove e. lie a val Iablc
resource If il shall be Sound in Maryland con-
tigious to railroad or tdc-watcr This arti-
ric is largely exported from New Jersey and
enters into the composition Of some Of the ar
t;ticial fertilizers imported from New York o:
It's vicinity.
What wonderful changes. must have taken
place in this part Of the world since Whales
and Slurilus were cntomhcd upon tlis Iihcnl
mar,hy coast, Tic remains If the Sanrian
aud Crcas indicate that tropica! climate then
prevailed in this latitude. At the same pc
risl al;o almost the only portion Of wha. now
constitutes the dry land cf Marylan! aul
Delaware was north dhd west OF curved
line drawn from Wilmin ton, near Elktnn and
Baltimore. to Washington. All the remain
der comprising half Of Maryland AMI nearly
the whole of Delaware, was covered by the
waters Of the ancient ocean.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDLrORS

NOTICE Is hereby given that ,he s5bvrrr-
- bers. have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of -. Mary's county, an Maryland, 1t
ters of administration on ihe personal estate of
Clarissa 4. Thompson. late of said county de-
ceased All persons having c1ims agal"s, ;he
SaId deceased. are hereby warned To cNhI5Gj .Lc
same with iEe pruner vouchers thereof. to the
subscribers. nn OF before Il e ?0,h of july 1889
otherwise they may be excluded by Ia" from all
benefit or the sait estate. Given under hand
this lth day of January. i-I9
ANN f.. THOMPSON,
JAMES l.. LANGLi.
Administrators.
Jan. IIth ls59-i~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
MARRIEDT

o. Thursday last. BY Rev. Mr.. Citing.
john II. Yates to Miss Ann Louisa Russell.
Or Saturday last. by the Rev. II. Rich.
nrsi~, a Murphy. 1'nornas Scott /, Ms MARY
Hvwar,l
OH the same day. By Rev. Mr. Smiths
Samuel r. Hammete to Ann T. Hammost.
o. the same dav. by tie same. Geo. W.
CU!ison to Miss Carharinc r. Clarke.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

KExTrcKY The Democratic State C0nvsn-
ii,u met IT Erauktur, on Saturday. and noIni-
ultsi tlnu +. nag,llin y the can.ir!ate : ?
Governor. and Hon. Lynn Bnyd for Licutsr :
ant Governor.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

\ burglar WIS -'u; IA ST Ilo;;is on Tuesday
nigh, ~ pi~'d trap atrl~hcd TO shu.Te
bv Mr. J. Hilton, 4 carpenter, whose $40 J
tools hal been taken, that when the burg 'ar a.
tempted to open the shutter be pulled tn triG'
ger and SaOs himself
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NOTICE.
Jan. Il,h ls5o-4~.

4 IL persons ARE ior'wan"d from tres
"A passing with dog ~ gun or otherwise
upon any part Of rly .sa'e. called ''Cinrra."
bordering on the Potomac and lying between
the lands of Cul. GeoIge Forbes and the late
Ernntl Cough. Against every and al such
IRE passers. the law will be- rgiLly enforced.
BERNARD /. HAYDEN.
January 1t. lS5g-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
Road Notice.

a IL persons interested are hereby Motif
"A I'd that tIe undersigned Commissioners,
appo niei under an order ofIhe Commission
erS' Court, OF Saint Mary's County 10 exam
inea public road IA the Chapuco district. Pc
toned TO be opened tom divers Store.
Ihrou gh the Back Woods, to Sacred Heart
ChuI ch, thence through the estate OF l.. J.
Plow den 10 Plowden'S Wharf on the Wicom-
Ico, ana report upon The propriety of open
lag tie same, will meet at DIVERS Store Tor
that purpose on MONDAY, the 2ist, OF
Febr Iary next. il tar, If not, the next taIr
la hereafter
WN. BlSCOE,
ALBERT BURCH,
JOHN l.. GREEN WELL,
Commissioners.
Jan. 2Oih, lS5S-30d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

E which serve rs q protection Z, rL., mn, ,Irr-
aarml uts fran, tl~~daucer xw a., # ia.
- Rauma -
%zAAH s.s..@
prevent the porson from being JErat.
De QrIXcEY.-The North -i-,-rican Rerjetr
io= January contains an article "u Dc QUim-
ccy. from which the following description
pi 'hc man i taken:
IN person he IS anything Int proposes
ward iu Ii, movements, with = shriv,I.-i.
yellow, parchment skin. HI, bal. however.
i superb, aud Ais iAcc rcmlrt sn.y sensitive
and expressive; the ewes ~unt"l. iy' bril-
liant with tic lire Of genius a 4 III, llVm.-
nations of opium. Iu mu.er, d. !, ! IN. +
ci Of decorum. whauity a..i natural uulhcr.-
cd Scn'ity. lie Is = m.a.uifc.n. tAk"r, an!
Il line reader, Viii j. ia-t quality hc notes a, ID.
rare csompi~i,n'at. whether 1mn,.I ncn
women. lie !. -,Glt' aud BE-. stable ia h,,
household He performs ST l>,~ Il walk
ing. day Is dav. III lis garden. A.. mark
his progress ly deposits Of >;uur>. lie hl>
offered his l"ly. at'or death, To tie sur-
gconS for dissection, aS lis contribution C..
physiological science. H. seriously hc'irv,,
that the Gr,ailul gua"Iu- II TIE stomach
already aiu l2l t.. which "s.~.-. perhaps
fIom the collapse and imp.,.r.v oi taIt rr-
Gan through the use IT nIuro. is c!u>"I uy
the rAvagrs If q living animal. H.. Is >.;l-
guar in .his habits, often disappear from hi,
hone i"r days t"-erhcr-no inquiry hciu"
male after han by his iricnds-aul returns ~
my>tcriousIy as he we: He Las two dlugh-
tcrs. orc oi whom is married t. an officer
ia thc Indian army; the other and el.i,s:
rrcslucs over t"c house, a.d acts Is his
1uanipr.is
great rciorm'r OF England, Mr.. J"hn Bright,
~ his srcecE.s. goes directly to the point. Ia
\ recent aid'e>N at GLASGOW. alter bcTA'in@
Tie arI>l"cFl ic families Tor their hi>c1niuct
IN ti" foreign Oihcc, lac InH"e the Ioiio"ing
comparisons
~ ! 'h'cA'A! 'h'h@ 70 o'>er'e INC
evils when cations I'VE unlc'. ".uamh" sub
m'>>Ivc spT' with "Hion th.G mem.
nave ".''h H"l.''"' u. ny ',i'''''.
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quarry IN iS production. -" l'rt i"' '"''
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Steamer
GEORGE WEEyn!S.

TEHE STE AMER
GEORGE WEEAIS 49,
will continue TO make her SIe.y--S=-.,k5 ~
regular trips TO and from SSkExl<
the Patuxent River, during the Winter. until
navigation closes leaving Baltimore every
SATURDAY MORNING. at o'clnck. Re-
turning, will leave Benedict every WEDNES-
DAY MORNING nj 4 O'Clock for Baltimore
making all LeL.Ssgal laRdiRg.:
THE0. WEEMS.
Jan. i aBfS59-tnc.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
The 22ud Of February.

By the annexed proceedings, il win be scen,
that the evcr-pa,riotic 81. Mary. icading
Room aud Debating Socicly has determined %
celebrate in becoming manner ilie l2Gih an
niyer-ary Of waslington's birih,day. It j.
exceedingly appropriate at time when dis
loya and seli;ious men are warning openly
aud icrccly against the peace, government
and dignity" o. the Union, To recall to popular
recollection the solemn aImoni;isns Of our
great Captain, Statesman and pairio', against
fnc arts and devices Of designing men The
character and services Of Washington~caE-
not, 10 our Judgment, bc too often made the
subjects If grateful discourse. lie !. was who
r7l bis country from colonial scrvi,u'Ic, through
the stormy pcriIs of 4 seven years Revolution,
t. peace and National Indepcudence-who.
In CONJUNCTION with other enlightened states
men. taught his conuirymcn 10 appreciate thc
Old C1uly,! .racy--tl,at rope Of saad-9t T.
proper value aud 10 ly,k forward to a more
permanent and intelligent Cnion-who PrcE-
dci with cnnsummate prudence and ability
-, u aslLier9iassawa = - I -
iion-who gave t. the new poiity which it e.
tabli,hcd the moral weight Necessary to siatTl-
i,a,c it Jy accepting. against liz wishes. the
highest and most responsible Office under it.
who, f,r eight year,, discharged thc'd.licut
dutic. Of the executive Office ia manner 10
di,arm cuicmporary criticism aud command
the undivided appreciation Of P"sterty--"ho
has lcft to lis couutrymcn priceless legacy IA
his Farewell Address, the patcrnal connsels oI
which deserve 10 lc cuGravcn Upon every
American heart. As long As tho warnings of
Washington Shall he remembered and aPPrcci-
ci2tcl by his couutrymcn, the intrIgucs oi the
traitor and tLc demagogac and the yinlencc Of
tie fanatic viii he impotcnt. We trust that
tic cxcrtious of the patriotic members Of the
ST. Marys Readiu. Room aud Debating Socie-
ty toEecr fresh in thc popular mind the 'harac-
ter and services Of the Father Of his Country,
will meet with general response from the cit
izcns Of the county.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

nj itc silk uprn the black ,.ate,t lcathrr :,
- ~s--~~
.7r'>1 u I0I'TS TT0''0l''5 ''''''> I"c S'@'
-rA.'liiiy corr. r.>?'i'd' u u. >'h!" '."t 81 Us,
Majesty a. ""%" m'a..t'' o." "'''"' Us S''
she looks e'es tiuy-
III i,
buy nt~ Is t1n~ pf'Pr"lE tch""d ny &C.
temporary r." mere - "uy I"F1' i the qur'- :
r'l. H- answer /. lHy "i nose "o" aver
'a.- W, tr"r." o. at ,N','''''1 "''' pms
.p"l lI "." ','>tr''. p" 81 t"o ""'n 'i'' VI
"'.-. -'.-:- 'nl 'He e'St olrSNhN are |" Dc MAJ
"i ..-r wiz q i'.fi's. InE o! ~ - VINO '''u
r'nt y li"''r l"e'r "oFt 10 t"e l"',''S "'
rH"apG"~, q" tt"T m'rthIh@i'c' ana "ho t""'
IH"ii.ty >'.'.i y,nT patronage. bhN o! tho'e
"a' utL' -..."'i"i t.,'.F a~N'''','a"'' WIN sue
car a'. M nj th.' '''E '''''.'.'T a. ~
''".'''''. 10 ''," ,'T",' '",' -. "i
."H L ~" l'l"ii. an """ ''Ss '"e' l'o''N
,'r, their gods AMI t"o'F prices.
";i"g 'lay q larS" haii eagle caught WI /
iHeN n tar H'er N">lne.'Hh'a' "Pi'~Ic nu"'
r.'l'"n. IL, '1II!'I IL u C''"c "i IS' Wht'
hIt lodged "n T''E. aHi com'Achcel u I,
feast. baUnT the oppcItu'n, u J. suppose
luat hcin- wet. !.rS i",t and feathers, from the
Intense cp,i iI"l" u ia" ic" and beng unable
- cZtfI"atr himself, Icri>hc.!. lie was See
tapping lis wins uatil dark. There wa'
a desire to capture the great American
but he couid h"t "r Arir"ich"" on account -
The great mass ct floating e" bctwecn ann AMI
the saoTc.-HarFrS3"J IetGJ'aWh.
Ice II SURGICAL ofEEATioSS.-I ac Jnc'
Herald saws that Dr. " oicuit, oi that city,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

VIRGINIA HosPlTALIrY.-Wli'st tie pas
sCu- train on the Warcutua. Va. Hrancl
Rsi.l al was stopping ~ 4 way station IN It's
r,,uT,. 10 NIrrrui0a uue day last week. hos
Iitlble citizen Of the county, living lear by,
stepped into the cars, followed hy QUO or two
servants, who were Carrying a large bucket Of
egg nog, vita waiter and glA-Ss> snc treated
ali on boaEd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
BEACON


THURSDAY MoES'c. JAN. %. 1889