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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24

LADIES HONE MA0AzlkE-for April
has q good engraving, in which the at.;-
tudes and expression Of figures are appro-
pirate and natural. It's literary depart
ment Is as usual Of refining and eleyatse
tendency. &s.s, zas sa..a SIS
It is ever a gentle, pleasant companion
and must fill an important mission ia the
world.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24

The SATURDAY Ev1s1Na Posr-of
Philadelphia, Harry Pstelsoa's Rst, does
not reach Us regularly, and our folks DO
mako such an ado about i, and We 3 ms, i.
familiar face SO much that We yish some j.
thing could be done to Keen fall.. from
stealing 1t on tho read. VS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24

men will soon learn that Minnesota is not
going to be bankrupt yet a while aud
those men Who arc now keeping our rich
prairics lying waste for wolf pastures, will
be "selling out cheap for cash." to get
ready for the Fall trade. Z # "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24

BLAcKwooD-for February is hero,
richly ffeighted rs ever, and never more
welcome. We have positive affection
for Bhekwood; and anybody who doos
not want to hear him talk had bette, not
come to spend IN evening with rs for Il
least one week after his arrival. "a. 1-.ssEs:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24
For the st. Cloud Demoer4
Fair Haven Correspondence.

FAlI HAVEN, March 18th 1859.
There has been report here the man VIE
who was beaten at Carr;ck's Campo on Little III.
WIS beaten because he vas religious, -
and because he was hated Oh that account b
sonae Of tie crew. But man Who has wssiua1
with the crew oil winter, and who is pe14ssiy
reliable, informs US he was nots profeqDse u
religion At al, but very profane swsecsr
and that the reason Of his maltreaAment We.
he was supposed to have stolen . wallet osa-
tanning some GO dollars. which belonged "a. one
of the party. 1t seems the owner Of the wal
let took out some money, about moon ops day,
and when he put the wallet hack the suspected
person, and no one else was by, that he feiea-
ed sick, AID staid in the room where The wallet
was put into IN open valiss for se.e tine,
that after while he came out and went to the
blacksmith shop, some thirty rods distant
where he st aid some time, that he vas The ealy
person in the room during the absence Of The
owner Of the money, who was gone about two
hours, that the money was so.s whsa 10 tthe
owner) returned, and finally, that the money
was found concealed in the blacksmith shop.
where the suspected man had gore, before the
expiration Of the two hours before mec::::;d,
PHO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24

LITERARY NOTICES.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24

The legal voters in District No J.. Pair He-
ven Township, met according to order, 10 Or
game by electing officers for the s.sueine
year. The meeting was called to order by
7. c. Partridge, and Mr.. Stinson Lovejoy was
chosen Moderator, and James jerks ClerR for
tho evening. They then proceeded to ballet
for officer; and Messrs c. J. Boobar, A. e
Smith, and A. B. Montgomery were elected
Trustees, and James jerks District Clerk
Voted to adjourn tin Seven o'clock L. n. On
Monday evening. =
JAMES jerks, Clerk.
Fair Haven, March 18th 1859
"a The Fair Haven Literary Society will
close their winter campaign with an exhibition
on the 31st Of March 1t o'clock P II. go
The exhibition is to be held in the new, oeta-
gon hotel. Adnittance free. e...,.
Married at Fair Haven, BY The Eev: J. y.
Robinson, MIR. Aaron Mason to Mis- Deuc:'!a
Boobar, both Of Minneapolis.
Married At Fair Haven, by tue same, Nr
Henry G. Rort to Miss Jane Wolcot,, both Of
Fair Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

ne tnised states sssrcsng Release, yng a, the Brook
yh NAVY iArd, has recovod boler sad other usshi.
Iefy Gu Doafs Tor no United sa;oa steamer Moacoc,
ser oeeas' Sheh were ripped up 70 admit sad ma.
ctnery. hae been rcpacea ana an. m no. 49,, -, -.
siaael IA our wus Of ss rsn Inst the Nessonnat
sailed iom htDos Ayres slstog Jaae for Parsrs
lege. '' "''AA
1he old bollss Of the Uuitesi ztaien u,ss,ner . r,
Stc we're Ieplaced oy rev onv arn btang taker am
AM nansportei 70 Washington. A cargo has nigs~ ~
han sent Aei me rena aing portion VII ~ aa~erge
there in about faur weeks Preparrsons were nae -
terosy eycnsg 70 Goat oui of DOCK Nc rniss1 s.sss.
steamers NlAtdes nnd hntawx Fuzzy have beer
dost WIZ require but fsS days 70 b. rssdy fsr sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

k-'S~ a~~ ~~"s~nf"'""'".~ ~ uouuaouo "uB.l
nIwM - eGotStscai ~ Gov. WISE, Of your ssssc,
wsaora Among sIs nrst Iss.srs Of .osssIii be- point
Cd ouI The coalition taai existed between Vice and Mood
snd me game t1s D@,r,c ssssa IN order 70 sss fs
be sdnsssd--wse rciying upoa tbe strength of hs
,spds the onpvcnson % rsc, ne regular deeesiss
wsen wrote those ieasrs rnse dreamed that all I
asserea weeks Ago woud % soon he oo1Grme1 BY the
hArd wrant Of NJ Woe. Vet suca " tue fsci Yostsr-
DAY ma SAse osnsrsi Committee mcs a Ah n.y. for the
rurT1ss Of ksuine Gail Tor q Demoraxn state uoayen.
ton and Tor he purppso cf deciding the Delegates
n.sks csga,s icr MS astrss idsa an a oucc n ~.s
vhspsfcd srosnd maj 1ms wss letter 10 Albany
from ~ Wa: 10 oos,sos we're communicated from
/. befe frsery Aas be ~@ sccn 70 hang hs mead
~ah shame TIE sitter was seaains-ocssa NOT be ais
sge"we. lhoueht We had some prccoas pcou ,drelr
AunE oar Norhesn leaders. but they Coz fools a.
vei 40 Fcc~ sra.s, and lssasr u WISE tales the
thDe on any cheshng Arrangements have ever
Gov. weaa sunk .~sy from Albany ana cam. down IN
roo wAss tkal scuoa q M Tsss ie..sr re,..'as -
Enss wss READ " hin wosd) hs swcre se q srooper
ssr II ~ sss ss We ssns sna sadsd .I DC
pess hs dap1ciyD be ao~-snd ~ 10 very nsey 20
ae h-sle spssossy correspondence Of Reery A wso wiI
par wa tnas 81 ne sssrr 20 ths Alsany commute
mss tners - e1s iesAnx q sniversai scsa from ell
~hea he lasr q sr x,ss wa. "a so-es 70 nim 90
sefvec, .sT, q high sh4a we cate aad soud bu,
csc 90 g 'essxsa*s 70 ea&zissscn, ~hes pronine1i
nsn ae dAae wnd snch ar ngspaua ss,~r pvsoo.ing
70 "a cfhf Of esheerste peiAcsi vA.ry 40 ordar 10
seeure hR rom malice am ~sbaned ssst man eating
hirasfx ~ouhsT oemocrAA Shrasi6 sxhlps sucS a CON,
hinaion @ mncrsASe, exvsn, ay ans sesf.ccaoe.t
arc sxr>H tbe New Hors tSras % cooxcrsts ~Hh nm
H. ier cue, dsc~n sn farsher cnnnseon with MIN .
For ws bed nct one fflsna Albany ssr saa, letter
wss ran yesterday.
Oar asne, r.ie ssaers have rrmBknss Of poauca
sc cay nrra eca. txfefsooa dscarAfsa frora a riva
eAadlGaie-@na 70 ma&n, tfoschercu and dsboaees IA
alao1x Mo baran ara ths colts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10
Another General Liquor Order from Genera
Pnllsbury.

Another General Liquor Order from General
P1llsbury.
General Superintendent Plsbury yesterday morning
Issued the following TO the captains Of the several pre-
cincts:-
GENERAL ORDER No. 1853.
OFFICE GEsERAL SUPERINTENDENT
NEW YORK, August 9, 1852 I
TO CAPTAIN Precinct:-
Certain statutes OF the State declare that shall not be
lawful for any person to pubiay Keep dispose any
intoxicating liquors upon the nkAay OF the week. caled
Sunday" The object Of su,k salute ID attained when
ever by their due observance putc order tranquility
are preserved The police required to with laws
~ written Yet whenever the policy ouch laws is Lot
cheeruly acquiesced in by ali good czens their beoe-
ncial result depends much upon the manner IN which
these laws are executed hence the enforcement these
Sunday statutes, while you required be nrm i'm
partial and Discreet will nevertheless be expected
pay careful regard TO the rights Of citizens who
without injury to public order private immunity are
entitled to obEerve the respective and accustomed
methods Of rest devotion or relaxation. For A
few weeks past the Lawn against publicly keeping and
ling intoxicating liquors upon Sunday have been enc
rally observed aud il Is but just and proper that ali en-
Gagged In the traffic should be subjected to the equal
ration Of ouch laws You will therefore ins ruct the
members OF your command 10 that all places in your
Precinct where intoxicating liquors are publicly sold on
Sunday shau be closed IN future on that DAY.
AMOS PlIISBURY, General Superintendent
DANIEL CARPENTER, Deputy Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
TEE TREATY OF vILLAFRANcA.

me Journal dc Aayescs Of July aa gives the following
as tne moral text OF the draft OF the treaty OF peace
sgned by the two Emperors at vllafranca,--
ns~aen nn Majesty the Emperor Of Austria and his
haesty the Emperor or the Frencs has beon sgreed "a
follows
The sovere'grs viii encourage the creation Of an
Italian Collaboration
This Confederation shall be under the honorary Presi
ceucy Of the Holy Father.
The Emperor OF Ausa.ia csdes 10 the Emperor OF the
French his rShia 10 Iouhardy alth The exemption OF 20
'ortrferes NJ E,Dtra and PeEchera. so to ~ rohuHr
~ the Arsrian ssons vii Ftar Rom the eNrsioy
o. ae fortress OF easehera eNend In sifs gbi ne
along the Mnco for 10 Ggazo, thence s-Af@~rSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

Ne ssvsg stsss letter found in The possession NJ
vftUe st~ arrives ~ o. ON ne Uo,tsc States, wnich
srsr csss.sss ssr'.sss' sscversve o The present 90
wa wert az sow sss N the ev,oepoo uuaer
shsn i~s Gas convicted for has been eucsn 70
sasvs s~Dt ~ -
~ .. 10 D. tssspossss 10 CeosA) ex
snssd osdpg N be rncs % "nalrnAl srs,csmv a.
o, r.su soveronsa at or tna
-oprsmr Gsmrsi fort NJ iris siaus, wui a sent
you . e"trsrs~d ussslssO0 etter Poor D az
hsa eo@esses quite song psopery by life Of honest
arnsNy, sLcb cAs all ben tasen ron his wife and
'sury 70 csfsy tee of this suit against
h'n, ara tnsy s's thus ien osssnute
rtf'e ci.s ~ gn~sssosvs recently wealthy Creole
p'sbaer pAm'd Ffsses,o de 10 3Src,a said 70
rave eies worn three or foar mi nan. &c
vss ire intimate fyienr VI Hsscso lopez Il rea-m
Ter afht arrested during the Pinto troubles aoy
rate gr~p, OF cavalry w-s qasrteref Of bis
ssssssp that time In s~gcb for suppressed bured arms,
whef were never 70 M H. gave freely NJ wealth
o the csuss Of cucsD ncep ndeoee. many
the I'm teo States can issuy be has oequeashed co.
charities The remainder 81 bis sast saNb let 70 80
daughters wse h0ies. wei, educator and rtspcctabiy
msrred Frslcisco DE- IA Gsrcis may vol be
"a ~ "tbs Cob,sss Rcm.D 81 then sl' F"
me French clipper snip Grand pzuquo Bovdeax, SAIL
cd las saturday Dor Ssvre IN me cargo
left this port-neary 1900 boxes OF and 900 o o
fre1y o. sexars, the ostDat vaue OF wncn amounts
10 psxry Ave hundred boussDd ooius 3ne Gas csssred
ny Don j. ZsogroDz toe agent " the Quaker Casy
hers ~no, urderetsno, shipped nearly Or quite al Of
lhif imms
The weather 70 extremely warm
The rearo rson No. bear, 70 oe reopsped 10 fev days
by ,he ama,eurs Of the Lceo sbo 70 give six per
for OF the fupns ~ thai nstruion rne-e
understood, 70 be t~o s ian companies in sns
CITY ten smter-- senior - Ut toe fscoo, and aAx
Mars, 81 tut Vi. which og real uuc0m-
fortbe house, vui, fear prove . speculation for
be "Nspois Oh Of EmprssAks
B-Ded yesterday tAugas, y Of yeiso~ fever, ct
gsnr sh Cyocssr o, New York Of the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

Arrival ~ She Kassss ss.ss~ Mav~a. aud
she Ss1sm~s-sr.ds v.sy Osst ss c~s.-
kT~sghss aea aeesI-1 vass s~sv - sssHss
or tSs fIsatn OF H~v.as-s u~~ss srsms
Yellow Sever n.,svd ans kaw~As. &C.
Tne Conssd screw aescsa,p x~rsxs, nscs~,s
hownleks, which left Havana on 90. -, ami ssrsss
NJ p, on the 4ah Of August, arrived "a sns poSs e~,
yesterday morning. anchosed q the loser oav-
ap&iLe
Amongst Der passengers vas Villas sstssy s@sn,
Ha., British Consul FOR trinidad de oaoA
Our report says:-
TTsdo in Havana exceedingly dun.
nestts are reduced and everything secnms 70 iAcs
energy.
The health Of The place good, reports
30 contradictory is difficult ascertain correct
account
passenger on the KNpsk, named wn. Dsvsrssx, died
on the passage, and vas buried IN NAssau.
rhs the Only case Of ysiios fever when has CONE
under notice
patient at the Charity Hospital Of Havana, on the
night OF the 2itb uh. who suffering fon fever, sud
denly jumped from hs bed, ran around the gate.
threw himself the bAustrsde INTO ss centre square
killing himself the spot.
The spaSsrds complaining that he bulls q tbs bull
ring do not sDoyo any spOst
By she KsnAx have received des Of Nassau papers
10 the 80 inst six days later Dose received o. the
Susan Oven chey barren Of news.
The Nassau Herald OF the 27tn w. contains the follow
ing
gives us much pleasure state thAs the President OF
the UDred States has presented TO Captain Sc ~~rt, OF
the Clubhouse yacht j Fioisyron sylsn1,d cnrouo
meter COLO watch chain, manufactured os
braieo Jules JaTg-bsen, aneooonetsr ana ~Htonm4xcr
Copenhagen, bsaing the following Dscnpsion:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

ANOTHER BALLOON TRIP-Mr Bannister the
AROMA W. VINO made the late successful ascension from TINS
ciy pr'posts 70 make baicu trip from Dcro, TOO
ante ,one time about the oil September or the Ora,
o, ootoper provided Sufficient encouragement offered
called the Dot-pii 1t VIII be bnii, Ia hls CIV Nv or me-
chancs'--ptsois Free Press, Aug. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

IRE DAYS LATER fsou Eulopr,


ssvsay ssssssoss
AA1vAL % was AnAua.
rs@sas~. y. q, Aaxmx Q. sssa
~ osssse ssss~~hip Arsr. s~aw~s q ~4m.s "a ssss
ssep = 10 sSs, san Ls'~y~s sssss ~ ss sts aa
sss advises sA s~vs W ~ sxw~s-sa 10 NO sso~ sas
vp ssssh ss~ 81 On ss~w ss4s W ss~-s~ fw~ssss-ss
-, sss~vws, ~ s~ sww~s~a ma msrnms sSesS u
Vvsnssaeg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

HAVANA, July 30 Sugars, esyed. Duvng the first
part OF the geek nolderr have oe~o are tnsr
preteDsols, but Noin the lsst e~ ln.y c,n-
peed make further concessoos oFder 1T
nsDssctoDs, peves,b-kss, eeouo"s gu v-.y amnsd
scale sIo cprvs pt aiit,es eAsie o.
famed from X reals par Arrooe tor M IL out
~ tnsse pgures Tire cetDsrd for sniopiog neral
eBususy hs Ut sor me season Woss.-- There have
eass the week, ana pr~es oa-n,nai IL az
reais kee for oiayea, Aps a4 tor
Frn-We note ssi- Of 30 casss n.dd ct from BIS on
fair aus'sy, 1t % 80 per qoptai sloar shows no i'm
provtment
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05

Alta meeting ofthe stockholders ofthe
River Fails Academy he'd on the lst of
October, called to elect a Trustee to fill
tho.saeaucy in the BQarsl of Trustees oc-
cssiosed by the resignation of G. w.
Cairns, when on ballot. Mr. Allen Weld
received eightysjx votes, it being all OF
the.votes cast. reg
On motion, it was resolved that all stock
on which there remained any dues as as
sess,nentS, or otherwise, which remain I'M
laid for sixty days shall be declared for
feited. DIV. Lerihgs was appointed to
oversee the work Of finishing off tue upper
part OF the Academy bajlding.
\ yoto was passed calling on Prof,
Ni.cox for information in regard to tho
Academy. ~, .e4,.s-f.r. E.1e a.r.
Gu motion adjourned one week.
All stockholders are requested to at
So 5r@e 2 --Fer
tend.
S. w. DICKINSON. Sec.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05
3. 2. Taylor pays the following

3. 2. Taylor pays the following
meritcd tribute to the worth of the local
paper. Speaking of-the Literature OF 1.-THE
West, he saws: 3ll.4oia 4 'sAts<i
LISA nobicr Office to plough and to
cow than it IS to reap and sing harvest
songs, for it is working for things unseen
1t is early Spring time in the West; its
Literature must come later. And the
newspaper that preserves one chapter OF
loosi history, one breath ofan ludlan mu-
sic that fingers SO like the sin ging of
pines on lake and river, wood and hill;
one record of the early day, when the
dew was on the Vest however that
newspaper may have failed in all else, its
political party routed, its Editor made
bankrupt, itself ended with<a fragment of
q year-it hns not been printed in vain.
A latter of it, yellow and dim, may be
wrought into something more beautiful
than butterfy's wing. and float away in
a song; leaf Of it, made white and clean,
may become page of history, and they
both will form part and parcel ofthe LIT
ERAruRE oE,THE. WEsr.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05

g A Southern paper tliiisas%sit
would be hard to find anywhere, "inore
lawyers, doctors, colonies, captains, MAJ
Jors and squires; more Legislation. and
laws less understood, more migratory pop
ulatioE, more half-cooked biscuits, harder
corn dodgers, less care for expenses. more
regard for females, more goaheaditiveness
more Bibles and more novels, more relig-
ion and more devils, more cleyerness,
more Eberality and. more real independ-
ence, wilder oxen, more polifeness, and
gawkiness, more dangerous steamboats,,
moro unsafe banks, more pitching horses
and awkward dancers, then in our below
cd and honored United States"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05

Briefs.-James Random must have
rather q hard time of it as an Iowa edit
or, The editors IN that State shoot ltab-
itually at random -
One of the questions to .ba answered
by . person applying for policy of life
insurance is, "What is your ages" Few
women ever apply.
.John, since you have taken t. drink
ing you are only half a man, "Oh! you
mean I'm demi-John.
"My dear husband, am not your on
ly treasurer" "Certainly, and | should
like to- lay you up in heaven . -
A lady may give her husband piece
of her mind if she chooses, but she should
not break the peace.
The dandelions remind us of afternoon
showers. They are fresh, yet SO modest
and pure, that we should write better
and think better with one of those little
spots of suns hine on our table, s.
The Tartars invite man to drink BY
gently pulling his ear. A good many of
our people will generally stake pull''
without waiting to have their ears pulled.
Young people contemplating marriage
should be careful not to make delusiye
impressions. upon each others minds
Do your courtiug i'll your everyday
clothes.
A man went to the Mayor with a
complaint that bis money had been stolen
while he was a; l.ep. "But why did you
sleep when thieves were about?" asked
the Mayor. Because I thought that you
and your subordinates were awake"
The world must have great minds,
even as it has great spheres or suns to
govern the lesser ones; to keep them iii
their places and to light and heat them.
There''are some men who will walk up
to lannon's mouth: AMI some women
who will walk up to loyers-wlthout
shrinking.
A wag hes invited a new telegraph. -
He proposes to place n line of women fiji
ty steps apart AMI commit the news to the
first of them as d secret.-,Selected.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a word-ser

Intruding-Reader, word-serl-
GUS, sober, heartfelt word. This is it,:
never think you don't intrqde. You do.
You pop into q parlor, perhaps. There
YOU see, in the twilight, and lounging on
the sofa, a loving couple. Ofeourse, you
hope you don't intrude. But you do,
though. You drop into an editorial room.
business is driving. Every man is busy
10 his uppermost hair. You hope you
don't.intrude. You do, and most con-
foupdsdIy. You happen to go into a
neighbor's just as thesit down to tea takes
place. A fayonte company ito themselves)
is ,gathered, and for special sociality. You
do intrude. Put it down for certainty
!. that you do; Gail upon a lady whist
household duties claim her attention, aud
every moment is a gohiea one. Just hopo
You don't intradc, but don't think you
don't. for YOU do: any part or parcel OF
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05
COUNTY OFFICERS.


G, W. CAIRNS, Register of Deeds; Office
in Wisc's Block, Broad Street.
J. III. FSOUTHW1Ck, County Treasurer ;
office in Wise's Block. ,.r .ettf
HENRY =. AMES, Sheriff f. N. RED
MON, Deputy; office over City Bank III
Wise's Block, Broad, Street. /. ~ -r-z.s
P. D. PIERCE, District Attorney, office at
Trimbelle. s- ora saI
A. II. YOUNG. Clerk of Circuit and County
Courts; o. GIBBS, Jr, Deputy; office in
Wise's Block ~ a.
OLIVER GIBBS. Jr.. Clerk of County Su-
;pelvisors; A. H.sYOUNG, Deputy, office in
Wise's Block.
VIM. HOW ES, County Judge office in
Wise's Block .....
P. V. WISE, Special Court Commissioner
under the new code.
JAMES H. HUNTER, County Surveyor
Office at Pleasant Grove. -, ..s Ill.
OLE WINGER, Coroner; Office at Martel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05

AN editor Of a paper lately informed
his readers that the ladies always pull off
the left stocking last. This, as may be
supposed, created some stir among his
fair readers, and while they denied the
statement in positive terms, they insisted
that he had no business oknow it if such
were the fact, and pronounced him no
gentleman. He proves it however by n
short argument. when one stocking is
pnl!ed of, there is another left on;pulling
off this is taking the left stocking off
last ..s5 .15' ..'-s-.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05
q. a EElRN.

In ENLIST, Office oyer r.. S Grinins
Il store. Prescott, Wis.
DIR. ueRS tenders his professional services
to the citizens of River Falls and vi unity, and
world be happy to wait upon those wishing
Dental operations. at, the Greenwood House.
where he ear, be found every two months. com
m. .rcine Nov. lst. 1859.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange for
work. All work warranted as represented.
RErEREycEs IN PREscorT
ais DIR. A. Young, s@ 4, ii. Nichols,
~. Cd. W. Beardsley, A. o. Snyder,
s23s" j. N. Whipple, P.f. Wise,
IT, w. 2. Fuller, Il. ). Griffin,
f4-" @. L. Maxon, J. III. Mckee.
,a.tfe s. In RIVER FALLS.
s. Dr. S. NJ. Davis. c. Il. Cox,
9lf !" w, +. Lewis, L. q. Iuttle.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05

New Goods.-T. G. futile, as
usual, is the first with his stock of New
Goods. He has enlarged his store and is
s,ow receiving large stock of goods en-
braeing Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots u Shoes, &c.
Nr. Turtle has q fine lot of c:gars
which VIC can enplraticaliy e-dorse rs
gaoa.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-05
Probate Notice. County
e< Court.

TN PROBATE III matter of the estate of
L AIvah White, deceased.
On roading and filing the petition of Henry !
K White. administrator Of tie estate of said
deceased. praying for an extension of tirae in
said matter. it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court, on Sat-
urday, the 10th day Of September next, at O.
clock. r. NJ al hisotfice in the city of Prescott
And il is further ordered that notice thereofb,s
given to all persons Interested by publishing
! copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior 10 said day Of hearing, in the River Tal;s
Journal weekly newspaper printed at River
Falls. i'll said comfy.
Z Dated August. l7.h 1889 BY the Court.
WILLIAM HOMES, County .T,,.io.