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Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

AfsD pitches his tent on the shore of GaIlilee,
and the war-horse of the Moslem feeds in The
manger Of Belhehem-wbo dare assur. mo
tha'' IN generations soon to come, the Goth and
Fundal may not be ruckc, IN IN, cid Puritan
CRADLE aud the owls OF old N,gh brood n nd
nestle IN the Eagles eyre : Sure am. there
oe lesson written IN tirrh blood on ali pa>,
"'St"ry'" 49, That any degradation IL ,ns.,5ie
may, pr0bable-to al IrrelIp,ous nroo,,.s
Even Civilization has within 1t no essrnt.al |
prlnc'Pie OF life, but depends tor ITS very beng
Oh power d s>emina'ing to i rom on HIGH
0uch' at has, = h" pr cIa'e. doubt, your
Correspondent 5 As. cIntIut. ,,ru.rs,e. and acts
upon; thai our moral aud social life depends
upon evangelical influence that the hopes and
destiny OF this community can be realized only
as vital aud vigorous Christianity is dssemi-
mated throughout it, and, with such philosophi-
cal aid practical faith, the Sunday School ia kes
Its place amid the mightiesl instruments of our
general prosperity. Your correspondent, no
Doubt maintains the principle to get the start
OF all adversarles, and To be abroad IN G, DIS
husbandry with the gnOd seed of the Word in
the dewy morning. before the enemy is ,b,r.
with the tares and If such d prrnclpI+ un.d. ..
him, why should he not be ENCOURAGED to con-.
tlnue and cultivate the sacred seed IN the dawny
evening to withhold the enemy! The Sabba h
School, like The wonderful babe ,lnr ,pr =,
the rushes OF the Nile, upon whose Ira nlng for
JehoVah depended such Immense Iesues-aIIthe
miracles of ISrae's delIverancr, ali the impe.
rial splendors of the old Hebrew race. all the
infinite gorIes of the Messaulc redemptlon-
III whose trail ark SO seemingly Imper,Iled.
'heFe Iay Graded an Incarnate one OF God Is
IottIes' plans aud most magnificent purpose
Admitting this to be true, II is 10 ue hoped the
author Of "SabbaIh School Extension will
JON with US, IN preparing for the future by pro.
Vldng Tor the reasonable anticipate of con.
tlnued propOrtonable increase Of Sa bbatb Scbool
Scholars, aud encourage an evening session ior
the advantage Of sach as may not be able In
reap The benefits resulting from morning and
afternoon SrsS' MS t. = 10 b., hoped YOUR cor.
resp 'nden' " sAcilticr his SECULAR views. par.
TALLY al I'">', 'ur ,nc promotion Of suc1 lau-
abie object.
a temporary absence from home caused the
delay OF this notice. Feeling assured YOUR
correspondent will view the announcement
with meak, humble and Christian splrlI, re-.
main, as ever, yours, &c,
a FRIEND TO SABBATH SCHOOLS
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
r. q. nU rCIINGS General Agent,
febl7.ly les CHAMBERS 81, ~ "
MARRIED,

On Thursday, Aug. ll'h, by the Rev ]. E.
Grammer. at the residence of the bride, Mr..
JOHN NJ DENNING to Mrs. MARIA Greenwood.
all of Smyrna.
The Co have our best wishes for their hap.
piness and prosperity in life. We can't say
more al present, not having as yet received the
cake--though, we learn, it is in store for Ms.
Kind intentions nkfuly received at this office
good cake in like proportion l-ED.
Near Willow Grove, on the Sth INST. hv Rev
j Edwards, Mr. WM. CARROLL to Mss RACHEL
Cook
On IN" lth INST. bv the Rev Mr. Brindle.
GEO. TERRELL, Merchant Of Cherry HILL. Cecil
county, Md t" Miss ROsANA r HMENMAN, OF
Strickersville. Chester county Pa
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
ORIGINAL AMMONIATED
Super hOSphate Of Lime.

fInlE subscriber has pHtered the eighth wear sincr
h" conmrnr' II tho manufacture 0I the Ammo
mated super Ph"s hat" Of Lime. which has been cy-
fensvelv used aud vltc has gwen more general s.t
sinc,iOn than any Oth.r Phnslhaie in use His mr..
rangemcLts arc complete for continuing the mauniac
nre nj the least possible Of labor and carnp as
VIII enable hlm 10 sell at the lowest rate 10 Dealers or
Farmers , Warranted Free from any AdulteratIo,,
or Mixture OF Plaster. Lime, Mari or Charcoal
Manufactured and sold by G. b ROGERS.
40 I'll Market street, Philadelphia
ALSO, Pure K"n' Dust and Ground Bone Suphate
OF Soda and Potash i"r making Composts SOmber and
e. B ROGERS,
arg42m III Marker 81 Pbilo
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READ! READ! READ!
EscnWein's Aromatic BaIsam

Is Remedy moi 10 he exceiled for the Relief and
Cure OF those maladIes incident TO the sum
mer Season, VIZ:
Dlarrhea. Dysentery, Cholera Cholera MOrbuS
Vomiting Acldltv of the Stomach, etc
It's excellent Carmlnallve powers, pleasant taste am
soothing influence. renders il n valuable remedy T.,
lnfaniile diseases peculiar the second summer viz
cholera lntanIum, etc. Ii has relnvignraiIng amt
Tome influence on the system, allaying uhamaIbu
where II exists IN the stomach and bOwpS-and ui,
trial will be found indispensable the well being nl
every family. II will he found as well adapted IT,.
Adults as Children. TRY m
Prepared only by A. ESENWEIN. Dispensing
Chemist, N. W. cor. Ninth and Poplar streets phlIn.
delphln. PRICE ~ cents per Bottle
~ Sold by j. p iloiiccher, Smyrna; F.. McInaI
Wilmington Cowgirl " son, Dover; J. b. Lyons d.
rally mav2G.Iy.lf
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Important to Females.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi.
nation ofingredenls IN these Pills are In. resul, of
'HIe ma extensive nracIc" Ihet are mid VI their
'n ana cer'ain CORE ~ irregularities.
T''"Ih' IeH'I! .''uIa. ing all distractions
"" hrI lr 'n IA 'r otherwise. h+adarhr pain i'm the
N"' 't IIIoa ui the "arI W .tt,.s all uervnus ,,l.
.t'.' ..- nv 49, 80 pam the back and limbs,
'' '' .':'"i 'erp ~, rh arise from interruption li
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
49, go "'n"hrr'H' ~ oI new ra in the reament
.'' .rr "a t'i 80 ind 0bstchr'iols which nave
"t" 50 ht' - ids ~ Ihr 'uung IiIe beau
ni tIe beloved Pr.mIi.p ir,vr No te.
ca ehJpI good Ii "a unie-s /. re!n'ar. ami
'"r"eter an "hsIrIrII"u takes ,acp the general
.',it" brgInS decline
oH iEESE ANS PILLS are lhc most effecuaI
r" ' ever IN 'wn 'r ill complaints peculiar to Fe.
!" 'll g. 'sSta ia' are invaluable, inducing
~ u Herihhly, herOdIca regularity They are known
I" Ihhsands VINO have used them at dlfIrent perioJs
throughout the cpnntry, having the sanction of some
OF IN" most eminent Physiclons III America. ExpIic
directions stating when and when they should moi he
used win Zach 1bX-lhe Price Oue Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills
A valuable Pamphlei to he ba,i ,.... Auents
Pllls sent by maui, promptly hy ec . -. = l, tht
General Agent Sold by JAMES I: .. r, .KER
Smyrna, and by Druggists generally
r. 3. lIU rCIIINGS General Agent.
febl7.1y lG5 Chambers =, Tl" yorl
THE SroNLys "arAL -Pus Spnrcr OF >1R. n,uAM
Mr Hrtlam o .'.I'I.' rrh 10 Inf o. :. ,ns
mastery effort, "rn', ing nearly in days il. the dr
lN'ry lie S11te u 'ugih de '"j'i" the law oi tht
'"hh Al e'3'1g = v.avS 81 ) 90. - trat law. Ahe
spetklag sever II irIrs - dp pr!i,IanI peroralOl
which he finished With the fbllovlng rcm1rkabI,
words: " And now. gentlemen of the Jury have I'm
one word more to say and that Is that | trust tina
every nan Will leave HIS nj the adjournment o
he C0nrt to.lv, with firm determ nation to nhia:I
all his Irmants ~ the BrOwa Stone ClothlDr Hail q
ltt ckhIll wilson Nos COB and COS Chestnut street
above Sixth, Phludelphla
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

FROM LIBERIA "A letter from John Seys,
Esq, agent of the United States at Monrovia
writing under date of June Isl, says:
1.-THE liberated Atrir 1T, ar.. dnlno we'll -
Not death has occu..,,i -ircr NV arrival
"oSe WHO were re'al"t ms Country have
been mostly app0rtIurtu e.. - different lam.
llles, all reliable person., Srrur N Mournvia.
and some living on + runs up the ~. Paul.
river; ; aud :" lar as | know, they are all welt
lahen Car" OF, 'nd ar" Improving"
O{ correspondent at the New York Er-
press estuattS hht there are 1000 To ) nCiU
Visitors now c"rnt0rahiy lodged ~ the hntr'.
and private houses Of Saratoga, and the crt T.
still they come b. every 'raIn. aud they al inn
comfortable quarters.
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A Dress shoe for the Ladies'

Ihere exists no doubt. different opinions What
Constitutes " lady Dress Shoe OF Boot Many fancy
Tue IEOIOcrO N'IltrT uI BDOl be prcliIest
The Jenny iLnd boon or skn Others, the htIg1iter
IN" slipper Ac experience has laug m ne the French
LhlSg aIIei - "nnSIdercd The IHuSl perfect Dress
ohor lady Wears, ana has been the tending Dress
Shoe among the most lshIuua it cirtS for years So
far rs neat Iuul cOucerne.! nm IN behalf oC the
ladies' TINS summer he fancy -cnlured Cutters IN
point OF numhers, viii ~. rn a> Il Dress Shpe fa,
more than many other k,nd> ui >iurs uut rn,cfh.r-
As TO the leilng '1orS t'.a wit he worn the tan
lors both darh daI i!sul. we'll as Ihr Il N ashes
OF roses, Will Il" III" 'e't i"' ihtrr Is ua ., ruur
that VIII he 60 Ni red rrrIlv taxing the lead IN
iashiun IL Is we'll known act that a lady GaItcr
when made vi good Lasting, aud ,.TOncrly pI topeh
er, Will out-wear any other KIND of Dress shoe and
Is The chrapesi IN the long run. have now nn hand
la'tlngs O all kinds, and various cOlurS | have
caro- oil one hundred and IUrIy different cOlors and
shI es oI cJlOrs of French ni English lasting omen
row l"r The Inspection Oi the ladies and iroIA This
assortment OF cours lady cannot help getting any
color she may wish TO nlalch her dress Also tan aud
Dr"ze-colored m'oc u made up IN nbund ,nce-a
pretty shoe, and yet neat fitting easy shoe is To be
praised i0r how Oen has 1t been said IN INV hearing
81 nave sore c"rns on my ie"t and y, the ladies in
most cases. Nine ladies OF every ten be,r,. The
age oil 2l. from the most Ibie cnlcuIalon hnv,.
thelr leei suffering r"m curns. Such really inr
iact; ana what Is the cause OF Ihs ilOw often Is I
The case with The gentlemen Is we'll a, tte ladies
lhay ge 'aIr N Shoes NPar them. lrarenly thry
l an1 the frs thing they know cora nr cor> are On
he leei Inc iault "i ms >drev not the foot.
~" Is 'Ie c"' "I IN" 'h1' AS 1nln,tance, perS'
ran have "ir OI shoes ha Nll III Veil from al an.
pearhnc' a-d vet, 'me IT, spu.c paris of The
shoe are 80" urge. ,nd tho foot. aud pher
parisare So tight as 10 hk' aud huniOns which
Is not the fault Oi tie 10 It. he fault of the ma
ker. As an instance, piIr jDls shoes that re
properly cut aud pli log"r .. va, set smooth and
lUIk we'll to the eye. unbu B. lp -, fhr\ will moi
ring and twist lOpsIIrd after erm. wIru few times
n ri furthermore, " Ill not create TIE foot. II
those who have tender feet and cnrns and buniOns
VII give rs 'ali we will soon convince them how
shoe will not create aud yet look well OI the
foo, AL a. FLA NIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No
10 WesI Second street, Wilmington Del.
MnV IQ 1859
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

SIchLEs.-The New York Evening Post, of
Saturday, has the following paragraph in re-.
gard to Hon. Daniel E Sickles:
alt is understood that, upon certain con.
tons, which have been duly C n dered by
his personal friends, Mr. Sickles will vuInn, r.
NY surrender his claims to represent the Tnnu
Congressional district. His application tor his
seat lAust be referred to Committee, which
Will have also TO decide upon the credentials of
the other New York cIIy members. On account
OF clerical error in the endorsement of then
ballots, no certificate has been issued to then
All the members elect. but SIckles, will be rr
ported back forthwith his case will be retain
ed until he chooses whether to resign or con.
test ln the latter case, the vote of Ger ain SOL
diers from Governors Island and other Irregu
larities Will be put in issue The fact that VII.
Hansen has failed to serve notice on SIckles of
his Intention TO contest will compllcate mat.
tiers, but IN consideration of an agreement ON
The part OF Slckles TO resign, and of certain
other high contracting parties to put an anti.
Lecompion Democrat IN nomination for the dis.
trict, the plan is now TO hold special election
In the Third Congressional district"
ANOTHER MuMFIoENr GIFT TO THE VIRGINIA
MILITARY INsTITUTE.-In addition to Col.
Cookies donation Of $4,000, we are grsiiGed
TO state that Hon. WIN. &. Rives, in whose
hands $4,000 has been placed by friend of
his, not resident Of Virginia, to be approprn.
ted to the cause OF agricultural education II,
this commonwealth, has definitely concluded
to give u to the Virginia Military Institute. To-
wards the advancement of a second chair in the
school OF agriculture, to be denominated ,he
chair OF Natural History, Animal and Vsgots. |
bic Pbysoiogy. -Richmond Dispaieh.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
"COmbnalion and form indeed"
As<. Ssstar's kEasAam OF AZ lid
CHERRY.

whose va ~ Ill 'uring Coughs, Ods, Bronchitis
W"o'pIng Cough, rOup. Asthma Pulmonary Alice
h"h dad cIii"ni Consumr rlIun. Is lmesIlmahle
HOME TESTIMONY.
BOSTON, prIl l8, 1859
(NO ~ Union 81
MIR Seth " tOwie DEAR SIR:--l our INV aluable
meulclhe / can truly say, has literally sualChed me
from The grave Lasi July WUS Itjacktd by IL sudden
Colu, winch resulted III very severe Cough, with
violent PaIm Ill The side anu hest. | became So
much rednced that my lIIends lTankl, told me that
must dls AT tins CRISIS, heard ul WisIar's BaiSam
OF Wild Cherry, and immediately sent for a bottle
Inc eEecl produced was Inueed wonderful Nly phy-
slclan one 0l The most respectable Boston who had
previously tod me that u cure hopeless came In
and informed hlln what had taken. lie examined
The basam. and advised me to continue The use of H.
since which time have continued to improve daily :;
and the same physician who had gwen me up lcld me
a lew days sInce, that might y, live muny years
Respectfully, MARY ROWE
We can cheeriuliy testify to he truth OF the above
statement, Mrs Rove having been inmate of our
family, WiLiI AN BEN NETT
MARTHA BENNETT,
None genuine unless signed BUTTS Oh the wrap
per,
Prepared ny ,nru W. F0WLE a. CO., Boston.
and tor sale bJ }. +. ilUllt cker ana F. Mansfield.
Smyrna; q ". 'PIcef LeIpsic; j. l. iIeverin Lnlle
Creek l-nudIng '.tnes CUwg III n S0haud ID f. Burtul,
Dover; fhItna> SIMPSON Camden; James Cook Ere.
derlca Jacob \. toulk and +. r. iIaumersley Mil.
ford; J. ii. y w VanGesel ,;lark's Corner. and bv
Dealers generally. rlv2S I'm
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

ONE PRICE CLOFHING, Of all the late /
yles and made in rha hes, manner expressly v
nr Retail Sale
JONES 90 Of the CRESTi.NT ONE PRICE
iNG STORE. jJt Market Street, PhiladeI.
phia marks The lowest selling price, IN PLAIN Figures
on each article. All Goods sold made to order are
waIranled satisfactory, and our Oae Price system is
strictly adhered u We believe this 10 be The only
AR way Oi dealing, as thereby all are treated alike
JONES a. CO.,
oc2S-ly 604.Market a., Philadolphia
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

Among the many restUruIves which uaiurr {, US SUD.
Piled 10 relieve the Affections OF humanity there is no
more iavorle one for certain class oi disease Aan
the medicinal gum of the Will Cherry Tree, bat
however valuable Is, ITS power +" 10 sonlne to
re V''.'i 30 cnre' Is enhahr' cnod by scleuIlc
'h1 JuiIc'"uN r"''.'i"I III wIh "iher Ingredients IN
themselves equaI worth. TINS happy uiynll:ng ex
lists in that
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
DIED..

In Smvrna, on Monday, the 9Th of August,
Miss ANNA O'MoRRow. native OF Wa,erford,
Ireland, and daughter of Jeremiah and Mary
O'Morrow, in the 18th year of her age.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
$4,000 Peach frees best

qunltly' $50 w per lUUU.
10000 Aliens Hardy RASPBERRY, $40 per IUO.
Catalogues gratis. WILLIAM PARRY,
au4-2m CInnainis0n, New Jersey.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Total relIet.
$36O2,4l
Aggregate annual receipts,
Total membership,
$94l4,62
1923

Aggregate annual receipts, SCALA a.
Total membership. 1923
Thus 1t will be seen how grra, work Of
charity is annually performed 6v rhI. great In
stItu:Ion, and all at an average cost Of IIItle
over four dollars and fifty cents per year to
each member. We invite the PARTICULAR at.
ten'Ion OF hose VIII" say Odd Fellowship is an
expensive Association, to look at these figures
IL does not Gust It's individual Membership
tIthe OF the arHOun, that rum and tobacco does
many people; and yet with that comparatively
small amount now many homes are made hap
Py hearts gladdened and eyes frightened!
The District Deputy Grand Sue has asu
prepared his report of the Encau I,Inrnt branch
OF the Order. which although necessarily thr
smaller branch 0t Odd Feli0wship in this as
well as IN every other State. shows very graft.
~ ing results, a. follows:
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
l. OK HE r E.!

Why is it that such crowds of smiling happy people
are daily and hourly leaving the door of The Necha.
les Store Ii is because they glad that ihpy have
now got Store where they can get everything Thai
they possibly want. either TO eat drink use OF
wear, and such astOnishngly Low Prices thai she
rush tremendous TO the full and elegant asso.
ment OF all kinds Of GOODS. Of which they buy Great
Bargains. and 60 on their way rejoicing
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do well 10
give us CALL as we have the largest best and rh, a
est stnssOrment ever offered in this county The slnrh
OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS No
tons, Boots. Shoes, Qucenswate. Cutlery, hips &C..
is unsurpassed al the Mechanics Store " esi Com
merce street. Smyrna. Del.
maTl7 j. R. WILLIAMSON
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Newark Female seminary

THE Next Session will commence ON the Firs,
monsay IN September TERMS-FOr Board and
ruIIOn ~ English branches aud Latin 81 so r,r n,.
mum. Music, Drawing Painting and Modern Ian.
guages AN extra charge.
An elderly lady accustomed TO the care Of rhIIdr +,
will reside IN the family and hive the special o> or
sight Of the younger pnpils.
For other information, address the Principal.
MISS ii. CHAMBERLAIN
jy2I-2m Newark, Dejaw, .
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Odd Fellowship liz Ue.

The Gra"d Secretary ii IA, (irInd IopUe nj
Delaware, has suOuirtrn n,s Auauai R,nor, n
inc Condition oi the OrItr r e.. 1,si wear
from IL We gtehu the tuluwin. PARTICULARS
Whcn VIII al ""r'' ~. IA" nIyhiy pruspArou,
condition ut The lsI .uilop in thus St,rr ~,
persons noi acqu' ..t hp .,..... Il. IaI On.
era'Ions OF the Order II would seem almost IN.
cred'Ole lhd Iii suc" INA ii ctIuD a,
Delaware There sn"uIu Il" = r.. "a .- one wear
nearly Jour thousand doiiarS t,r nrnevn,eul
purposes s"lrty
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
Cards of Business, &c.
Dls. CHARLES PERKINS,

RETURNS thanks to his friends for their kind pa
Ironage hitherto bestowed upon him. and respect
luIIy requests a continuance of the same. Prompt
attention will be gwen 10 all of illness entrusted
To his rare.
lie " II ne III HEAD OF SASSAFRAS Every Af.
terhO"l. he e" the outs OF and o'clock and
any 80 't ,.I'h MIR L.. PRYOR, will meet with his
''"in":' e CO aud aHCi':ance, unless proesslen-
a.. -nfis. Md June 9. lS59.-3m
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-02

Bryant N. Y. correspondent
of the Springfield Republican, thus speaks
of Americas greatest poet.
"Bryant, the calm philosopher, the
patriarch poet-who could tire gazing at
him? What dome of thought is the
head in Its serene and great repose! The
gray hair is still slightly fiecked with sa-
bic, but the long beard is snowy in its
flowing whiteness. The eye is black
coal, tipped with fire, irate, and glowing,
set in marble. For the face is marble,
and its cold, still lines reveal the philoso-
pher; but the burning eye bctrays the
poet. In the portrait of Bryant you
have the face, but not the OPPRESSION
This is calm, mild, deep, with tinge of
melancholy" 14er cH
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-02

Good Enough.-We lately read
story of little boy whose mother had
forbidden him to 60 in swimming. Temp
tation was too strong for the little fellow,
and he disobeyed. On returning home
his mother said:
Edmund, how is it that the buttons
are on the inside of your shirt collar 2"
81 don't know; isn't it the way, moth
era"
"No, my son; you have disobeyed me,
l am sorry to see; you have been in
swimming; else how could you have
turned your shirt?"
The little boy felt hat his mother had
spoken the truth, and was for moment
silent. However, the satisfactory explain
alton, as he thought, soon occurred
With triumphant look and bold voice,
he replied;
''Mother, I-I-guess Turned 1t get
TN oVer the fsnce!"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-02
Philanthropy" An oil

sPhilanthropy.-"An old man
drawing near bis journeys end, with
more cash than he can possibly dispose
OF, may seek to perpetuate his name in
grand buildings, may make it ostenta-
tiously prominent in all great plans of be-
neyoIence, and yet in secret be cold, self
isb and Implying. As class, such men,
in the universal, forget the individual,
and few are able to hold dollar with
firmer grip from the supplicating hand of
private want. Give them all due hom-
age, and they have it. The danger is of
offering too much at their shrine, for it is
human to be dazzled by show. The
greatest philanthropist denies self for the
sake of q fellow creature,--fills his daily
life with noiseless charity; in by and for
hidden places he lifts with tender hand
bowed and bleeding brother; with COM
passionate care leads back to peace fall
len and forsaken sister. Such philanthro-
pists are not always called the great
thew are not emblazoned upon the worlds
escutcheon-but that name do the angels
breathe most revereutly, and in the heart
of God it is hell in everlasting remem-
brancs." --.-s.. &c..
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-02
COUNTY OFFICERS.

G, W. CAIRNS, Register of Deeds; office
in Wises Block, Broad Street.
J. H. SOUTHWICk, County Treasurer !;
office in Wise's Block.
HENRY P. AMES, Sheriff; E. N. RED
MON, Deputy; office over City Bank In
Wise's Block, Broad Street.
P.D. PIERCE, District Attorney, Office at
Trimbelle.
A. H. YOUNG, Clerk of Circuit and County
Courts; o. GIBBS, Jr., Deputy; office in
Wise's Block.
OLIVER GIBBS, Jr.. Clerk of County SUI
peryisors; A. H. YOUNG, Deputy, office in
Wise's Block.
VIM. HOWES, 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.
OLE WINGER, Coroner; Office at Martcl.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-02

Items.-There is some talk of be-
ginning a series of protracted religious
meetings in this place.
We are indebted to Hon. DANIEL
Me AIRS of the Senate, and RICHARD
DEwHURsr of the Assembly, for public
. documents.
OLIVER GIBBS, Jr., furnishes Mad
ison correspondence for the Transcript.
He has contributed several excellent arti-
cles to the State Jourual, on the st.
Croix Valley.
The Democrat is publishing review
e of Pierce county.
"A correspondent of the Democrat
pitches into the town proprietors of Pres
colt for not building good hotel. Pres
colt greatly needs one.
M. w. MCRAcKEN has been admit
ted to his seat in the Assembly.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-02-02
IN PROB ATE.

In the matter of the
Estate of Pierce Co. Court
TIMOTHY EDWARDS, deed.
ON leading and filing the petition of Aza-
" riah Grant of TriRbelle in said County,
representing among other things, that on the
second day of April A. D. 1857, the said de-
ceased contracted to convey to him, the said
petitioner, the premises known as the south
half of the northwest quarter of sec. IL, town
26, range Is west in said county. and claiming
tina. he, the said petitioner, is entitled to con-
veyance of said premises to him the said petit
toner, it is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court, on Monday the
18th day of February 1853, at one o'clock p.
NJ, at his office in the City of Prescott. And
it is further ordered that notice thereof be pub
lished at least six successive weeks before such
hearing in the River Falls journal, weekly
newspaper published at River Falls in said
County. WIN. HOW ES, County Judge.
Dated at Prescott. Dec 9th. 1858. n28