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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02
VOL. XXVI.


Cb IL 70 II / IL - An lt L VI "A Il l. r. Ii.
n This word-renowned limb his been in In Europe
| and America for upwards Of Twelve years, and every
succeeding year serves only uncrease its popularity.
p The "Greot Prise Medar awarded to Dr. Palmer
in London over try-hve competitors from all parts of
Europe and In this country, exhibited 1t has
N invariably received the highest award. Upwards Of
- -Four Thousand OF the Pame Artificial Legs
In use, and represented by all degrees and pr0css0ns
Farmers Mechanics Lawyers Salos Ladies, and Children,
all this 'unequaled limb" with wonderful and
nauralress. The Palmer Leg adopted 10 cUcry farm Of
dmputdtion from the shortest to tie longest The patient
is enabled to walk Immediately upon the application Of the
leg. The limb is exact copy Of IS fellow and the most
critical fail todstngush 1t from The limbs ue-y
durable yet light as To he with great comfort
Palmer Co, have supplied upwards Of hfy individuals
with fico legs each all Of whom walk with surprising
nauraness. The recently invented artificial Is regard
ed a complete triumph in the att The public are
toned against the circulars and embellishments " charatans
prctenders who have recently erter the field and
cndeayorng to deceive by copying the invention and the in
direct Of the Palmer reputation.
Persons recurring legs or arms should apply to us as tho
"Pamer Leg the only recommended by surgeons and
physicians. Pamphlets containing fH information concern
ing the invention sent free u patients and phys
cians application to PALMER CO., No. 10 Green Street.
Boston.-I3m16
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02

To whom payments for THE VERMONT PuGNIx, fol
1859, may be made
West Bratteboro, A. DUNKLEEj Brooklne, C. W. sTEB
BINS; Dover LYMAN BURR; West Dover, WIN. II. JON ES
Dummerston, r. A. KNIGHT; West Dummerston, o. W
Wilson's Grafton, BENZ. W. DEAN; Guilford, ELMER
MASONj duilford Centre, y. l.. sIBLEY, Green River
JOHN u. WALkERi Jamaca, ORIN KN0WLT0Ni Hall
fax, STEPHEN NILES; West Halifax, A. H. TUCKER
South Londonderry, l.. PIERCE Marlboro, W. W
SAMUEL BROWNE Putncy, WIN. HOUGIIr0N; saxton.
River, O. w FAIRBROTIIER; Cambridgeport, A. A. WY
MAN; Somerset, @. X. MORSE; Stratton, MELVIN A
KNoWLT0N Townshend, o. BUTTERFIELD wes
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UED Wardsboro, HOLLAND PLIMPT0N; West Wards
boro, LIBERTY WILDER; South Wardsboro, II. W. KID
DER Westminster, H. G. LANE Westminster West, u. W
HAMBLIN; Whitinghann, II. N. lIIX; jacksonville
y. p. IITCHCoCKi Wilmington, 0RIGEN SMITH; Wind.
ham, WM. HARRIS Jr.j South Windham, EZRA PIERCE
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IL, @. J. AMIDON Winchester, N. H., 4. NJ Forbes
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

FoR one square Of ~ lines less type he small
lest size uscd three insertions 81 Tor each suhscanrut in
serton 20 cents The number off iscrons must hc marked
on aadverisemens they viii be continued red
out Contracts will be made with advertisers ly the
umn or fractional parts thereof bcrar rites Transient
advertising to be paid In advance
foh an Probate advertisements excepting notices appca
u9ns TO scl real estate, and for Commissioners notices.
sl6O each for three insertions.
fr notices OF Lberatons, Erays the formation and disco
luton OF Copartnershps &C. $10O each for three nscr-
tions II sent by mail the money must accompany the
For Rusness Cards In the first column from 50 90 to as 90
per year according 10 The space they occupy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02

Just put that back where you took it from?
as the Irish lass said, when young Rory snatch
ed a kiss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
A FIVE WEEKS CAMPAIGN.

The march of events in northern Italy during
the last few weeks has been indeed swift and
momentous. The Austrians cossed the Ticino
and entered Sardinia on the Goth of April small
portion Of the French having five days previ-
ously landed at Genoa. On the 10Th of May,
Louis Napoleon disembarked at the same port;
on the 2lst, the allies gained the battle of Mon
tobcllo, ON the Both, crossed the Po at Cassale,
and on the I'd of June, the Ticino at Turbigo;
won on the 1th the decisive victory at Magenta,
and OH the Sth entered Milan as conqucrors,
tnus literally fulfilling the prophecy of the en-
peror when he entered Italy, that within a month
he would date his dispatches from the capital of
Lombardy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02

A 7 II o w f. S Picture Gallery
IA Dagucrreotypes Amfrotypes, sphcrcotypes Photo
graphs. Pictures made at this establishment mounted
by the different patented metho warranted stand
the test OF time and climate. Brattleboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02

A LEXANDER ii. PIKE, Manufacturer of
"A Phillips Patent Lever Farm and City Gate and Cloth
Boards and Boxes for Packng-and dealer In Lumber, Bills
of Timber, Clapboards Shingles &C. manufactured and
furnished to order 10000 feet Of Capboards hand.
Address West Wardsboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

A G. NOURSE, Manufacturer of
IA and Dealer In Sashcs Doors and Blinds. Dealer in
Lumber. Planning Jointng Matching Scroll Saving, and all
kinds Of Panel Work. promptly executed In superior
First floor OF Estey Grecns building Brattleboro VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-02

H. STEDMAN, NJ. D., Physician
81 aud Surgeon having established himself in West Brat
teboro, under the patronage of DR. ARMS will attend
promptly to calls in the line Of his professon-(12
, 1859-05-17

SELECTED ESPECIALLY FOR THE CITY TRADE
Ha''ns received oE usual large .r splendid a,4o,ne1t
o. III the luz Sp.t!g S,y;y. ri
WALL FArER AND LINEN suADEs
of v7du. ce.kn' We r.iectu!y lnye the attentl Of
our customers a house keepers generally that eopten ,,e
re-furssh!Ee thc: houses viii. Wall pares and N ,dov
Shades to Ill! ar1- a a>.uyEt Q! lhe a as
Nc ART awa:s rr2as<a IL c1eeuta
, 1859-05-17
Lord 1.Ynd1lnrNf.

Now, at eighty-tive, is shining as conviv,allv
as ever At u dinner-parsy given by Rothsclil,l
10 the Statesmen who lad been favorable to the
Jewish claims, lie is thus skctched:
The dinner was agreeable as one Under
such circumstances could bc, and the guests in
ms high spirits lis men who have fought good
tight, and now may jnstitiably indulge. But |
bear frut! one who was present at what may
fairly br considered u scinipublic celebration,
that the garest, the wttie>t, the most couuivial
ot the pa,ty-its lie and Suul--was not any Ut
,!c younger men Of the company, but onr
whom nne is almost tired Of calling the ycn.r;,-
Bile Lord l.yndhurst. To be still, at eighty five,
first in the Senate aud at the tlinner-tablc, was,
indeed, iii exceptional lot. His lordshi,, NAV
well take. lis believe he does now no i,coilsid-
ernble pride in dwelling upon his great n:c 1t
is, however, singular instance Ut the exteut to
which the oldest and mnst trivia! weaknesses
are tonnd in til. strongest characters, TINT it is
only within the few last wears that his hardship
WAS Must sensitive 10 anything which implied
that he WAS longer Young. Perhaps, indeed, in
that there was samctainc Of the feeling whic},
I'm one occasion led him to purchase from IN
cn=raver the plate on which his handsome ica-
lures wcrc, as hc thought, disadyantaseously
denictrd's
, 1859-05-17
Trial of the 1Etnans Steamer.

4 trial trip Of the Winans steamer was madc
Yesterday morning. nnd proved entirely sa,is.
factory to her ownrrs. She left l,er Wharf in
the forenoon for i srin down thu river TO test
the Improvements made in her machinery, and
with :" fair head Of steam a,tuined speed Of
fourteen miles an hour. The wheel made tifty.
SIX revolutions per minute. and there was no
difficulty by the heating Of the journals The
ship went down rs far as tile buoy IN The bod
kin bar, and had adverse wind roinr down and
coming up the river, making cross sea on tic
bow, causing other vessels to roll considerably.
The Winans steamer, it WIS stated by those or,
board. had no perecptiblc rolling motion. On
the return she WIS rim AT half speed for the
purpose Of examining all parts Of her machinery,
with n view to making any improvements Tint
might be found necessary. It is now conte1u-
plated by her inventor. afr. Thomas Wiuans. to
lake of the bows and put III others, So that
she will be sharper, and also to cut her in two
and increase the length FROM the centre. Il
IS als" intended to change the hangcs on the
wheel, and continue the experiments with her
machinery until the object first intended is
| accomplished SIM Udull
, 1859-05-17
Ef. w. Thomas e. Co.,
No. Methodist Block, Corner Clark
aud Washington st.
T OTIS FOR SALE AT LAKE
i FOREST. lI.i!NolS:

i:c 1T h":ongt,s I" i.lNit I'M. ERslTi. AID u"w
1T r f. '.ie T--t favu::.l Inducements 70
wi-K r;"y th- feeurcs cou: lift villain IL hours
:: "tt tiIr t:t.: ii l.i':s.',.
vy pcs'e, ii Is;k+ Fucc the VIZ Laak nf Lake
;ts' Il. vh'l l!1.Tr ft a5usr The ievci VI liz
l. ;.,Ht t"etysix ''; hnrth fr,;1n t'h:'Sp IN r
eie # tr t'!t.,.:' aud M~askrc ltar,ast-. :uuId iii
1tlt4 aid "cT r;I ;ns natural h..l1tit aid i'll tie
tia q! nr!1 iysiti:4ss tl at:a' H. Act!.hfu
rtIt Ai r-.'l'.rc liz tat1rdr4 TT any tho
IL, .'T III tis Western c,nIn!ry.
4 tu" Acarienty t''Hg tie Preparatory: department Of
lid t1:,r>;tr hr ,s erected Linz and j.
n ..Iu ,n4iiu i'll eaErr ri ). +. Mi..rr, i. NJ
y IT, -1'Gc- I';'e:. stsc ;:d 4trc than tozea
dHtllr~ have Ire:l cE,r';,iI whit. TIN I6s ytar.
In III. ;:r through train. ace1nnta1
ti :.sl taSi: in1!lEa1!nn fts.fN vi half
TIL sH trt. tttfl every tErsll aid trtIrls eF
tr..7.. tE;I- a r;. Ell All opportunity to
ID. nj tlr 4v i, ne civ :i With Iii fnicsa at night
r'"j u:cl h., 'csl lad il successful upc:aou
for ti..t- Than YEA: rsi.
The Like fn7t-t As an, !.av. an i,w lt~. 1nt,>tly
f t3.i,. lf}n-, j. iC- Tear he town. tstalise !IuIa
lhr"r1us tAv, .g VII. bt EoI y; 1esulahc p1iecn
ueu1 t!:u'.
1: st:.t iIas within tsr 1tatt TcaE. snl twelve
~. -LG ,:urtit vi tI llda itl..1.g In the III
rtfv antt As, tLt!u. 4 ',t> bcll few H!"!e lois
tn Xs!u ell. IL. lllilt,4:c :tpv pvctllGEt a.1
:i,ifint.
Fur un fs.;.ats lAy to Peter Tag. Nj. % Was::-
ill., ,i-;s I:t l.st t)tcr. lux
-. 'i'rI... l.i.u.. iEI Ell IAGE, Agent.
in
, 1859-05-17

r. II. 6 L. L:AFLIN,
~ WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,
10 Soutn Water Street.
Arc receiving their :ting rtock IF FIN, r7,c
ea.tesn ook Paers which they tt1t1 at low r1ices A
FrEt!nx paper Of eTe1y SIR a;ld ts, guilty. oc-.h1ns
VULCAN FOUNDRY,
Clinton street. between Fu:.oa A.! cA1.s,, chi. ro
i HESEr WARRINGTON,
Manufacturer nF Stationary and Pcu,.,. s,.,, E4.
Machinery and MIL t;t4-ine. N-"e'aee'
q tavtnEs made order and Rer,.r1rr r-,,,.+-.
, 1859-05-17

CRAWFORD, SHARP e. CO.
and CHRIS, Table cutlery Lckrk t;!a,.s Cass 1t III;
t1nnia Wasc NJ los Lskr STREET rEI.n iii =;
, 1859-05-17
p, W. THO II Is d g 0. /,
Real Estate Brokers.
TAXES PAID AND INVESTMENTS MADE FsR
NuS-KEslpENTS.
OFFICE NO. I.
Methodist Block, Cor. Clark & Waasington st.
Real Estate for Sale.

SO !rcs front Michigan and Indiana avenues Including
several t.c TERMS very favorable to Aost
. !lten!silt II l:nl'nsr.
uuu>< 1.i Lit i'l STREET. Idana avenue, Lot
.. 3lsl%t: H.u,t twn st"ry fElmr, with bai'
uou,e a.d lut Nala>l aveue, Hear Twelfth street
,u-: !. furnished with modern improvements nnt i
YEATS FINE oS LoT.
:exlu. Tex: III raastr= street Wells with HOUSE
AND EARN.
~: trrt :. Il site -trctt. rear O.d
ifa-, and L.. ou state street. h''rth Of tlrh !lHtS
e.. x!.i f,t .:,r Munrr. NtI lltflE
Hi:F'k STORES. trtc s:u:ss aud hase!acls afia NJ
ttt t~ tli::.> 4isnsr.
4hAist' feet NasIin@:a street !HtWeen fhk!" n1o
Marhc;, IN L,l :. ri, X u. WE WILL LLAsE this
rrn;pr.y f,r i tt:: # years. ff tf':-v,.
Iou- .4,d LIT La. It, ttt u Union Park. LIT -
x1thl. l!nsr tHJ .tnrr frl!4r. .
121l la4 fc NltTc Street. inr l!hn laFR lhss Ii
st? c.citr property, and wl II. ~ 1t s:Sr31cc
o,1lGu ittt t.ius at, I. 1a- NucI Win improve
E:eIis WHICH arr frtIt:rg fn7 ltnFtT annu1I
W. A4vr vrry Lratit esitnr hts ~ PAIN f.
NJ 1;i Nay.. ettrt1, 1car Kr''v ~ MI: ail: AtFf-
Lrvu s:rrrt r~41 Itar-i- ". c III. Harrison between Alb
cs1ccs .ai May rlrr.a, which Offering Il E1tat
10 Lois VI t'a::'n Monroe. Wilcox. Albums md Jack
81. s;1t1:> AID Ws Al tIl'. ~rf tt i'',n fak
Nn, itt r!.r:; ;r.l fr i.rtl"n II thcst "l
isrrq.irrl w:t!4: FIVE lEAKs. Ti.!s atiae rl:sitt
ttr :r!. Il ,r!ltr iIa- f"ftl:p i'lse IL y u aet'1u
ls'ft:"n u tr city, h} Iaylr& NV !Asr =" .rt't!.
q. !-Qu.e, ttnk, lta'dn. st!:c a.! l'"I't couhe.
HuI>C AND l'U r. Ii":Iy, MaEias ~. two iots IL
Er1sr+s. HAIRY tv :ttt Tx !t III Aa5uy. Lee Co.
tyYf.l sAc Y yxcha:cr :nI ti;',3:,. !!nI*ty. .r
CHANGE stocks vf Gu"e-. Eo"ts and Shoes. Lu'a'
81 let ua Michigan! ast;r". co:ncrrf iwr!nh street md ~
f.: u,l Mri-r*i:l>rIr s"1t I" Mr.. t:lrks raidetrc
r. LEASE FOR i TEitA U YEARS AT LOW
, 1859-05-17

In IT'S the Boston .'<rs Letter, which had
been printed on a half sheet Of fooscap size.
vas enlarged 50 as te require whole sheet.
The publisher nalvely remarked that it was I'M.
possible with ha!f sheet in the wcck to carr7
on all me lublick ~ News Of Europe, though htl1-
ind our Neighboring Provinces. hay. brrn
yearly inserted He was now thirteen months
behind hand with Foreign News. and to mkc
W tue deficiency, and 10 make ali new 1lat
used formerly 10 be old" b. resolved to print j
whole sheet every other week.
, 1859-05-17

The following paragraph deserves tue careful
attention Of every business man:
some say they cannot afford to advertise. ).
ln tins country, where everybody reads the
newspapers, the man must have thick skull
VINO dues not see that those arc the cheapest
ana best mediums through which he can speak
to the public. where lie is to find customers
iut on the appearance Of business, and gcuer-
nily the reality will follow. The farmer ulants
h's seed. and while he is sleeping his corn and
potatoes are growing. So with ADVERTISING.
While You are sleeping, or eating, or conyers-
ing win one set Of customers, your advertise.
ment Is being read by hundreds and thousands
Of persons who never saw ynu and n.ras
Wonld had il not been for your advertisement IL
, 1859-05-17

\ well known citizen and prominent city oifi-
cinl, residing in Detroit, was pnssing aver tue
Chicago, Alton Il st. Louis Railroad, during tic
present week, and while seated III u car lc no.
ticed very neatly dressed and good looking
female, with very noisy baby, which she was
rndravoEi1s to quiet and put tn sleep. Hcrct-
iorts were vain. however, aud t!lr ncial bein.
q great lover n children, and the father of sel-
rra} himself rendered his services tn tile moth
or, saying tllat he Thought, with his persuasive
powers. The child would soon be sleeping
s""nlls. rhr f'"ther 1elinquisheA the child t"
the officer, "ho, with lind and soot!ing words,
kisses And embraces, WAS successful 1t 1l..
next *iatinn the mother got ot, SAYING slc
would FL some milk for The baby, leaving the
dear little creature i'll charge OF its kind pro-
'rctor. The train started, blit the lnotllcr did
n"t-she remained behind. Our friend wis anA-
l"us and knew nut what to dn. Tho conductor
inquired, where is your wite5" Thc official
responded, ''she is not MY witc-I never saw
her till We MT on the tram The conductor
looked dubious. saving. ''you can't catch III uld
bird with clAatf.' At tli~ the passengers bcgat,
| tu gather around, an 1ous to know why tic wn-
man had deserted her Child and husband; c1-
! plantations were made, but wouldn't "gn down, >
AN! all were satisfied, except the victim, that
the ro"r "'onnai. Ind been abused By her spouse
| anA had taken Leave Of him for that rrasnn
| hen the train arrived ut the next station, J:
for the woman to be sent forward, and with
good talkin. and 4 considerable bonus an elder
y ladp was prevailed upon to take charge Of lht
child. The official declares that lis tondnes:
inr children bus fled, und that lie will never
ebli=e the best friend he las in the world, i,
holding lis children for him while absent flo,l
hoMc-Lttroit .idftr:isfr.
, 1859-05-17
@tc88 & Ttiibttttt.


JOB PRINTING.
The Pkre AID TRIBUNE 0yrcE prepared 10 execute On
short notice. every ra,ey u Job Printing In the
and at tie Ioxe Ldriar PriAe1 Particular attention
given to the pHntneof
EcstxEHs CAEp3, Ir1t1k HEADk BILL HKAne,
RECE3P1A IUa1EhA fRcGnAkkI3.
pANrHLr76. C1RCCLARA Cn&CKA
Rl.AEI AQIEL LARKlA T1CkfI1.
kH-FRINTlNG In C0L0Rs III
In all It's Varieties dcna in beautiful sys and at moderate
zacs An examination It specimens aud p.icsa respect
fully Invited.
tBOrde1 from the csant1Y promptly elled aad and sent
Ssmcby express.
, 1859-05-17
IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
By
S. Fl. Kerfoot & Co.,
s. - Dcarloorn-st. - 80
Next Door to the Post Office.

Ne 4:s-3 fi,t fst' Ey L.. f;-t t'"cpt" alley 81 feet
":4",rn l'ri:r;" n:tsr". directly t;@t Of Mrs
t':r%- r"-it"::rr. This las al e!>' t1olt ard Is
,rr;' 4i'si7l'.s. Pr. '.s.' OF ti,!",
~ s'-l(1 f1 f't M +; frtt t',s ~ rir tsl st!ce
lr't%.vr Washington .n. Madison. Til. Is
s.il.s:'d L tir>t r.a-s H"!Iib,r:ltpi asit viii
r. ~ in e.,4'! l"t.. iIev t'.' per fyut,
CANAL TIME.
NJ. 4Sl-K.:c; N"usc anl IT.: SnEtl 1.as.t street
TAX -si1.t. yi t,:rH .lrn. &c. THIS l,al-c j.
wi ti!-atI and t.;l;:tl. ti;+. Water. Mast..
M.'.-. &r. ssc. Flis- f6.:<Ll-;1 r:..h l.1!:nrc
In ''rl" als1 tw" yta:s. with sl teirt interest
No. sS3af !rt ly Itr feet tn.+as: II! Alt:
tr:.s 1.lt Ts!It rt..s Ir.r,' Il -, l:Ish.
80. 900.
M. 4i}-A Enlf" h"!e'! ik tInrk If Ei:t Stores now
y.rl'a@ = r.",. .cat. TAR te purchased II this
s:ss .''i tH r.sy ler1ls Tua Ir.un desiring
I" mAE' ! ;'!stIi'' +, tbs anI'ush can r.
co'lEl'E'4 this rr"I" uy H. very dr:!s:,!:c.
sf'";diA ti'cr # rsl":ts t!t u"r.tt II
tsl,4 Id l&'tla eti.t;>. TX p:Ecla-rl VERY
tHI. II las - i..t r.. I'll. md 1so feet
GAEi .!!tt.
, 1859-05-17

EDWARD G. Assay.
IL ATTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR ATraw
No. - South Clark Street,
oI'o@as t2e eoa1' uou'e. e4Ako. n32lyt973
, 1859-05-17

sB dyspepsia! Dyspepsia
DIsPEpS1A'!-n'Aa.t !. ~ H"s .rri'-pyspeiesa II
National DseaseEeak stomach, f~e5a e1sc <lun oT
tress ae1 cutting. cossls~ hAlt bilious con1t'oh. INV
auy suffer with It aud M attendant symptoms o. 70" p
it, lad taste coated toEEue ot>surided hc4 ha asA ~
hcadAchet Yet how few knew how tc cure II: een''s'
teoause the bcwels conspas! resort is had 10 es
c1 axa,lycs But such c"nitiun Me- never cuseo "
aathaTics whose only uceisiu wtaEcr tue 44seoh ana
iulpar the integrity Of tAs entire 2lE'atiVe fysteln
hut HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PILLS. simple me.lcasedra pl-hasc cured hunonts
OF the worst and osnas t>:s. 1hls Is dohc hshy
ly improving the md restoring tse integrity u tie
dguve orxans from Witch result good appetite. Trsuar
hah clear hcal and uoyant Spirits suca a1''ed.elne Ii
EenA and only .cqul tu he known to tc appreciated
1ioe IS ccnt- pr uz, with 1ectioas. S:1 h'xe> e.
MIA full *. Il: lIur2hrry.' Homeopathic Specifics,
With book Of nsre:uns aud twenty different Remedies. IL
large yalA vi de- in plain c<oe H. Family
czse Of dfteyn :r;@c, All liuok- II.
Ihcse Remedies. by .s slisle boz AZ sent by
nail us exrn free Vi charge To any address receipt OF
thc prea. AddreAk DE. F. HUMPHREYS + CD.
No. 3a broadway, New Iu,k.
Sold by Doges Smith 4 Co. Thas. Lord uEd Sra!e:ah e.
ftl.ley, HylI."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-25
HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New Series-New Attractions
New Writers.
MORRIS & WILLIS, Editors.

A NEW SERIES of this widely -circulated
IN FAMILY NEWSPAPER, will be commenced
on the first day Of January aeat-printed on
fine paper and clear type
With the January number will begin the
publication ola series Of beautiful
Original Works of Fact and Fiction,
written expressly for the Home Journal, by
the best
Authors of America.
The first of these is from the pen of gifted
writer, and is tale of love and lucre, entitled,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK!
BYA LADY CONTRIBUTOR.
The scene is laid in this city during the
memorable winter of the great fire. The Incl
dents are natural and familiar, and the charac-
ters slyIllfullv drawn and grouped the plot is
clearly defined and well managed-the style
easy, graceful and flowing, and the denomenac',t
CONVEYS most useful lesson. 1t Is auork Of
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