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WESTERN NEWS,
" ID HltIN NE vs.
Sr LonIa. Anril {

ST LOUIS, April %.
strike among the brickyards which has been
several days in progress, assumed yesterday a
Iiotous character, aud considerable property was
destroyed. The police were called out aud after
slight skmirish, resulting in The woundng Of
several laborers aud two policemen, the rioters
were dispensed.
This morning the men assembled again in large
force and assumed such threatening attitude
that the Mayor has ordered out the Militia to
preserve the peace.
Anderson's Saw Mill was burned yesterday -
Loss 800 600
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rn- Persons Afflicted with the Feyer an.

tsB Persons amIcteu WIN Vie reNSf anu
Ague should not spare either time trouble expense
procure Dr. Hostotters CELEBRATED BITrERS, whose
benecsnt effects upon the human syste has been clearly
proved to those who have been stricken down in 81 ort
space of time b this dreadful curse whose checks
and meagre whose nights soepless and fotful.
and whose oyes dim md sunken with death staring
them in the tace this compound must prove blessiugi
snatchlng them it from the very mouth of the
grave None kuuw its true value until they have test
cd IT, When all others have failed these Bitters have re-
stored the sufferers pristine health Their popularity in
all the Western and Southern parts should introduce them
20 all families.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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every rue. Il Is impossible to-day TO publish any
Of this humorous, end witty efasiou II was Dodge
all over and through.
The health Of Ne Ross was not forgotten, when
ahe three hundred and more guests len the bali
until II could be cleared for dancing which w.
kept up until q late or early hour
The Festival was q complete and perfect success
The 81 Georges Society may be proud Of their
inaugural party.
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FARE REDUoED.-The fare from this point to
New York via the Lake Shore Road has been re-
duced to $500, and through tickets are now for
sale at this price. This reduction will be an addi
tional inducement to travel over the smooth and
pleasant Lake Shore Line. lw
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nInNEY MArrIlns
wAsnnoros, April 81

WAsHIN0ToN, April 21
private letter from responsible party, dated
Bogota, has been received, stating that the English
holders of the bonds of the New Granadian Gov.
ernment, have demanded some Substantial security
for the payment of the interest, and their ultimate
redemption and that the British Government is
sustaining the demand. One of the propositions
is that the power to close the franchise Of the Pam
anna Railroad shall be assigned t, the bondholders.
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OUToN BAIL.--Three ofthe Wellington rescuers
have given bail for each other in the sum of $500
each at the United States Court aud thus let them
selves out of Jail. They are Lorin Wadsworth,
Daniel Williams and Eli Boice
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lDhpsitians & 9nrQeons.
YIo ChroMtc .HMpaLtels.
1 hh. u AIN N lNU, klaJe OF NcW IOrki
~ gives notice that he has located at
M, Id4 Euclid Street.

No. l44 Euclld street,
And that having perfected his svs'em nf BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES,
PILE SPRINGS, CHiLDBED GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
lie is prepared to treat usually without med one) the fol
lowing aud analogous affections, viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable throat and weakness aud
huurssncss of voice Ia speaking aud singing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough bleeding at
the lungs pain shorness of breath and pupaon OF the
DERANGEAIENF OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
ton uCldty, Of collapse" iuintneHs dun dTugBing
pains the Sides and an "l gone" feeling which are ng
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS
with constipation chronic darrhma proapaus AMI and
uiles.
1URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
inCOntinent and painful uTinatiuns
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which If not arrested 50
generally end to insanity and physical ruin.
SPINAL DERANGERl ENIS; with curvature, ,tnequali-
the hips aud shoulders ugIacGtu gait, and pain
WoaknBss Of the bnG which, # arrested tend To
their increusu and to consumption. .
HERNIA; radical cure ELECTED Ton anew principleJby
means OF his new combination bruce Truss, ~. -
ES with ooldness, numbness, heRinoss and sweng on
/ stundlng,
The dropping young ades with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and hntness OF the chest
winch 30 Indicative of carly consumption, pleasantly
| removed.
SKIRT SUPPORTERS The attention OF ladies is called "a
his combination ADD, mnul and Spinal shoulder Brace aud
skirt Supporter by which most Of the above affections may
be prevented relieved the form and hearing Of tht
body improved und the weight Of the skirts held away IRON
the stomach lnvuds out OF the city should inquire by
letter WHOM Dr. u. may be seen.
The medical profession invited TO examine ms suTg
4 Lady IN attendance upon Ladies' dsolO
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One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Medicine and Electropa

Professor OF Medicine and ElectrOpathY,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
Il II MANENTLY locate IN Cleveland and has remOy-
I'd MS Office rom Bank the side Ontario
street O. Beck Co.'S Grocery store, one block from
The Immense success Of Dr. GIBSON Ia the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases HIM IN announcing 10 tho sick
that he will make
No Charge for services tohich are not Suecsssful
according opinion which will be given when the pa
tent IL first e1aminad IA the following dseHhest Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, its worst form, Ague Uad Fever
DyseneFy, General Debility Nervous Consumption Astl-
eet hands Paralysis Palsy, lmputency, 81. Vtus
Dance Lameness Sick Nervous Headache all nolyous
Rheumatism, scrofuu, spinal complaint, Salt Rhcum
Scaled Head. FsyeT-SOros White swelling, tDr. O. will
passion TO any physician IN tho world who vii equal his
success IN treating White swelngl Whhofed Limbs
Weak lnhammed Eyes, Blindness from palsy OF the is
disease Of tho optic nerve, termed AmauTusis,
also nursing soremouth, Leunorha aud ether diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seldom been cured IRE ed
emutcal precision, namely Chronic Inflammation Com
gestOn Dizziness SOneninF 0f tho bTnin diseases which
later uttendtd with melancholy state Of mind
with Og Of umbtOnOr mental et 0fgy and which frequent
y terminate IN idiOcy, insanity suicide. DT GIBSON
will forfeit 500 Of allure 10 Of thu last
named diseases III hopes this notice, with this numerous
eau gvo, will be sun lent guaranty To the thousands Who
suffering from disease Of tho brain that they
positively recover their health or eesise ahdsome pre-
Patients msy be seen at his Office IN various stages Of
who have been treated by Glasses Of med
| cal men without SUCCESS,
Dr o. would stats that he possesses the only reliable
mode Of detecting The poatiOn Of dseaseshe can mine
aey poa out the precise snat Of al pain dsease m he
cps0ol ANY inyal who may present hmseli Tor sAamhp
''otEfcR Hours to i2 and 2to O'Clock daily Sun
days excepted, aud from 10 o'clock On Mohdey an'
1hurbday evenings. hph
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SoHooLEY's PATENT REFRIGERAToRs--0nly
one half the usual quantity of ice required Never
get damp nor moudy For sale at manufacturers
prices, by Fogg Ellsworth & Co. a27-lw
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L1B9 The Republican Electors Of the First Ward
will meet atthe old Court House this (Ffiday) eve
ming, at l-2 o'clock, to nominate a candidate for
Trustee in said Ward to be elected on Monday
next, J. Il. INGERSOLL,
chairman Ceuiral Com
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wATpW CFT7EnRATI0N

lVEW ORki Aprll ~.
The Brooklyn Water Celebration was great
affair. The procession was Of immense length
being over two hours passing given point The
day was auspcious.
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HoLLowAY's oINrMENT.-The hospitals OF
Europe and America its superiority and uniformly
adopt its in all Of wounds bruises burns
and soads It assuages pain and eradcates Inflammation,
preventing modification and other fatal results
Sold at the mandatory, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 95c, G5c and 81 per Vct Of
BOY 2b5
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FROM HAYANA.

CHARLESTON. April %
The steamer Isabel brings Havana aud Key
West adyices Of the 25th inst.
Sugars were steady aud unchanged at Havana.
Molasses declining. Clayed 2a3 "a, real Mus.
cOvado 4a4 A. Freights dull
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YAOUT WANDERER.

SAVANNAH, April 30.
The steamship Florida for New York. brought
here thelyaCht Wanderers pas7t myers. The Wan.
dcrer encountered a gale in the Gulf on Friday,
lost her main boom and split her sails, steamer
has been dispatched to her relief.
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n y n Il ~ ~
m rpteney1toy and yesforr of wasted inert fuuCuns
" cbingei fe Erhnrapt should be used by all nery-
ons nersns as il stimulates the nerves to thei natuul
work. and wi not produce reaction no matter how sud
denly dropped ,ru, .,, .,, .i,, ro,ios IN rrsnoo-
II is also SIqnd LohC % au Will Evs reel m ~ ~ & ny Iii
bla Win we MS l uosl -, ~ bsab INA
Danish DySpepAa totoyet q, oL tIrt,siog,s i6, Ev
The Ggsa snoulu 9g Co5n "a @ U c S vs ~ m Fender Them
Youthful in feeling and in Strength and enable them
live again the daysot their 2rsne Joy IL not only
e1hilarates bat strengthens, ana feay an hauhoIe
sng, especially to those who nave been reduced u
condtoa Of seTvilty by se!fase misfortune OF ordinary
slckpes ~ % 5is enperb III REyhiisrsnt viii remove he
sdect at once and ioioger.
Hdtchings Lie Exhlar should be uSed by an per
who have dlsoIueleu nerves. stulaCH, lVe
pounded from Harmless ye ana contains
not grain or atom o. m%lasfal % substance it, ,i in
HsteRns E4Riaan the reSlizaton Of their hopes Of ma
teTnity
This remarkable and unapproachable preparation ls Tor
bers street. New York City All orders should be address
81 s 80 s4 ' boss Sr S. Sold BY WM FiSKE CisvoiSnd
-T5s5 TTtL;-I I ;T, EyLiIors1,t ia a Tsi1Ive
t9 hutChingS i1liO i1Aiiii',i ou 20 " ~ ~
nAt of unapprOachabe ana lmIltape sACelhncS foI
ali n,rvous diseases no nmter now ~ IN aSn e
consld IN Nv IivP stnnneb or nrain is mission
tons w srens lR h. vitality and physical ability Sold
Is 70 2rus G1s'i isgsie cleveland ~ '.
y 49, - T - ~, =, In = G1o d1so
HUTCHINGs LIFE hAhlLAhANT - Ohe uose
will remove the disagreeube and distressing effects Of
Wind or Fatulesce an. ~ uS w % d I'll fi
IA
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

baskets of flowers, birds &c, all sizes, round and
oval for sale by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co. a27-lw
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WIN. A. BaeheIOr,s Hair Dye!
The oaly harmless and reliable Dye knolOH

The ORiv harmless and reliable Dye kn0l0H.
The Original and best ia the world
All others are limitations and should be avoided Il
YOU wish 10 escape ridicule.
CRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
bsauuIa aud natural Black without the least
injury TO Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardsd to Wm A. Batcholor since ls o. and 10000
applications have been made to the Han OF his patrons u
his famous Dyes
WM A, BATCHELoR's HAIR DY E produces a oOlol
not 20 be distinguished from nature, aud wARRANTEI
not TO inure in the least however long may be continued
and the III effects Of Bad Dyes remedied; the Hair nvgor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold OF applied tn private roomsj at the Wi.
Factory No Z1 Broadway, N. Y
SOLD 10 all cities Of the United States BY Drug
,.ists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
~ The genuine has tho name and address upon Stee
nj, ,Ss engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
WAI. A. BACHELOR
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ON A sTnIKE-

ST. LOUIS, April %
The movement among the Brick moulder Slrik-
ers this morning was much exaggerated No hos
tile demonstration. The military have been with
drawn. The excitement is still strong, and an
other meeting is appointed for tomorrow
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FROM NEW YORK !.

NEW ORkl ApTlI q.
The steamer Empire City, from Havana the 23d
inst, arrived this morning.
1t was reported yesterday at the Corn Exchange
that the standard of inspection for -four is TO be
still further advanced in the course Of the present
season-how soon il is not known.
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GEO. ", HIGGiHBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HtGgINDOTHAk AM


The Restorative is put up In bottles Of three sizes viz -
Lag medium anu small the small holds pint and
elas Tor one olHr per hOtlo the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more IN proportion than the small retas
9t two dollars per bottle; he large holds uuait az per
en more IN proportion and retais for three dollars por
bottle. 'o PO'
o, j. WOOD co, pIOpretOfa, No. $40 Broadway N
Y, lin the great N Y. Wire Railing Establiahment and
Nc, ia Market street st Louis Mo ~
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
hnlG
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY tho Uuiou reiesraph,
OrrIoK, wARiNa's BLOCg, coEEeR ~ niRE Anp
81 oLAIR sTREHTe.
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WAI. A. BACHELOR,
No 23g nroadvav

~ Ifa.py people in the world ever needed
su apostle cat their devils out is ours who live in
thts country The miasmatio poison Of our
syamps and Marshes becomes a ysritable dovl 10 the
blood 70 rsvsl ia the Ages aud Ftye which shake and
soorch US all Ayers "AaUE CURE" is said TO be the
apostle We need and some Of neshbors who have tried
conRrm the report .--yourtaI. PLsaoi ~
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HUTOHINGs' LIFE EXHIIARANT.
rourn no ono AoED I--sTRsNoru no THH wEAK :
U N e q U A l. B ID

This preparation has met with the approval Of chs
faculty in nv part the world and the uECOvereT
propretor fearlessly prOcaims II TO be
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits !
so Is
Good Physician by his Successful Work
70 the COnsumptiVe, and all those who are sulier.
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known ard justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb DOetOFJ .
r. J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce to the poodle Of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken an
OGIce No, 113 Ontario Street.
Al who are suffering from the gb ye named diseases


All who suffering from the ab named diseases, OF
~ other complicated complaint Of years standing
formed that they can consult the Doctor To- FREE OF
CHARGE.
II Is hoped that no one win despair Of cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine ar and
utbful trial,
~ During the Doctors travels In Europe West indies
Es ladies' South America, and tho UnUd Sat0s, he has
the nsBmUnt Ia Gods hand to restore TO huul and
vgor thousands who were gwen up qnd grapopheod incur
abe by the most eminent Old School PhysicanHi nay
thousands, who were on the verge OF tie grave, are
now LIVING MONUMENTS 10 tha Indian Herb DOct0rs
skin and successful treatment and are daily exc hlmnB
Blessed be the day when FIST saw and pnruok Of tho
lud,an Herb DOGtOr's Medicine" o,
Remeuhor-COusututiU and advice iree The poor shb
ClhGTallY remembered.
~ Take NOtice-sVeTy "Wednesday and Friday Dr. Ly-
Gus b0 consulted al the Frunkn House Pear stree
TP- Once Hours--hom 9 A. MtoGP.M.
N.nI Il -. LIZ
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WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED,
NEW EDITION.
Builders & Artbitetts.

BROOKS s. o. & T.. W., BUILD
- ERS Als0 dmufaetureu Of Doors, Blinds, 3ash,
hTbgk and al Kinds Of Scroll lRawnF aud 0uthC WOr
llysion-st ,Real Centre Block, Cleveland o nOi0esl
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of overy description
oae vt the Pruq Establishment Of the Leader Oaoe,
heatest Improved aud rapid the bost
'e on shortnotloe, aud nable rates Particular
attention pad toblopk wors Every description Of Bind
ts done, especially Blank Bgoks, Ledgers Journals,
sales Books, Receiving Books. SC, &C,
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UNITED STATES CoURT-Ths Court met yes
terday morning at O'Clock, but Immediately ad-
journed until Monday, at the request of Judge
Bliss, Judge Belden having written asking such a
postponement until that day.
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FoUND.--A small amount of money, in bills,
was found in my store yesterday morning, April
9th, which the owner can obtain by describing
and paying for this advertisement.
T.J. PADDOCK, 22l Sup. St.
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THE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
~. .--.. :. L ...----.I-t-

The great desd utum to DO obtained In the construction
m Ro pry haIOws is simplicity, absence " unnecessary
ficuu ease OF mutton ana Il Is cnmed for hs Improve
thai these valuable requisites have hoen secured 10
graBter degree perfection than those presented hy any
other rutntug harrow la It's Arugemuuts, most wonder
fu simplicity It has every HdyantagJ found IN all tho
bpat rotating hurtOws C0mbuBd IN Que
THIS haDVy having three small cTculurs continually
ypyhp Will puveriZe the soil more In going the
ground, than common Harrow VIII thf'o times over,
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IcY' For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
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L-B HutChlngS' Lille EAnlafahJ il q IeJuNe'
mt If of unapproachable and immtabe excellence For
ali n diseases nuter how produced It must We
conSa sred aihbe spocc 1t IS also cure for aic
ions lterng the liver stomach or brain us mission
is To- b1st, strength, vitality and physical aby Sold
~ VIM k1ske Cleveland.
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I8- 1t is admirably arranged to prevent
cloggng.
IsR Il will rotate az we'll on side hill as on
level ground. .. ...
less liable to get out of repair than any other
harrow. .r
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WlONMl OHILDREN sHOULD

~ t ttaae dail9 VOWS teHfecons They will make no
apr20 wv Gfopr
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rF- For Gas ~ M-es oHd FUtiag--APpiy
Fogq Easworih Co., iO5 and io7 Superior street.
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.ON THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL
" 1863, JENNIE OTIS, God IN the Office Of the CLERK
uf tho Court OF Common Pleas within aud for the county
If CYahoga Dud state Of Ohio her peul against VIII
Ham r. Ots praying Tor divorce, aud for uhnngo her
from Jennie OTIS 10 Jenuo PukeB and ALLEGING for
cause that aid William y Otis is now impr soned pa the
state Prison of tho State of WoOnsin for the crime Of
missing counterfeit bank bills. JENNIE OTIS,
Ann 10 -GwGlg by G. L.. FISH her ntouoy.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL REQUISITES.
Question Rocks, repChers' Tokens,
Nb'e Dictionaries, CHrtHGutes OF Admission,
CtteChisms, Certificates of DIsuissiun,
Hymn boIks, Sunday School Primers,
Roll hooks Sunday Spoilers,
Maps, Sunday Gitts.
Reward Cards, Sc. &c.
COMMENTARlES FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Barnes Notes
Lougkings Notes on the Gospels
AloNunderS Notes uu Acts
Weseys NOtUs on the New Testament,
Ol6hOus0uH Commentaries
CLARK 'B Commentaries.
Scutts Commentaries.
BIBLE DICTIONARIES.
Union Billie Dictionary.
Cuvells Bible Dictionary
MaCOmbs Bible Dictionary
WUtsUn's Bible ID ctiunuIy
TIESs1TAAMsENrs, PSI As Bible, Society, all kinds.
Music hooks, SIX kinds
npr23 lNGHAM BRAGG
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weak and sickly constitutions should take tho utc ngs
Life Exlaant; will make you strong healthy ana hap
nv remoye ali oAstruCtiOns and irregularities from the
menstrual organs and restore the bloom Of health 70 ht
sick and wasted care-worn luce SOFA ny "m flsSe
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HUTCHIbSGs' LIFE ExHlLARANT. - One dose
will remove the disugreeube and distressing effects Of
wind ar Fatule aud he moment the stomach receives
tha nvgorang the distressing load aud all painful
feet1gs will be removed Sold by VIM Fist .. Gleveland
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EYS Hutchngs' Lite Exhiarant is quick and
efeCtua curing the worst aud most cases OF
Of fhs stomach aud howell aud viii revive the melancholy
aud dr1opng spirits immedl tely The feeble, nervous
81 sii M sinnld rY Sold hy Wm. kIske, Cleyelnnd
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
The School House in this place

The School House in this place
Is being "run" somewhat extensively.
In the daytime religious services are held
in it on Sunday, and school keeps the re-
nainder of the week. On Monday and
Tuesday evenings, singing schools are
held in it; on Wednesday evening, prayer
meeting. Thursday evening the Mozart
Society" hold harmonious DISCOURSE
Friday evening the village Lyceum is in
operation; while on Saturday evening
there is generally some kind of ''meet-
in" there.
Besides these Institutions, there is the
"Franklin Club" Bible class, and a
Literary Society connected with the AGA
denny, which hold weekly meetings.
These various societies and meetings,
in addition to other religions societies, not
affording sufficient outlet for the thought
of the community, we are publishing a
series of original papers in the JOURNAL,
and discussion is also to be carried on
through its columns. Verify, we are an
intellectual people, or at least deem our
selves to be SUCH
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
sSlightually" Sold.-Yes, we

were 'slightually' sold during visit to
River Falls the other day. Friend Tay-
lor offered us what we supposed to be an
apple; and we very politely bowed to
him as an acknowledgement of our thanks
as we took the supposed apple; but what
was our astonishmont at finding it so
hard that we could not force our teeth
into it. 1t was petrified, and as hard as
crock from the Granite HilIs;" it pre-
served its original color and shape to a
remarkable degree, even dent on the
side, received by fall from the tree was
''as natural as life." We consider that
regular double-distilled winter apple, and
have the utmost confidence in its being
able to keep the year round. Guess that
apple would be hard to digest.-Hudson
Chronicle.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
THE JOURNAL.
Fatal allo AtiistsIIa
RIVER FALLS:
Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1869.

% Mr.. j. NJ. MCKEE is our authorized
agent IN Prescott, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL.
~ Mr.. VIM, II. Cocks is our authorized
agent IN Hudson, he viii receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
All those isdebted to us will find their bills
with HIM, also plenty of blank receipts which
he viii be pleased to fill and furnish them. 81
aT For four dollars we will furnish the
JepRSAI, and the ATLANTIC Monthly one
year.
sT For two dollars and eighty cents we
viii furnish acopy of the Wisconsin, Farmer
and the JOURNAL for one year.