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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-16

PRESBYTERIAN 20. 81 SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.
Last Day.-The S mod Of the Presbyterian
20. S. Church of Virginia, closed its session
in Lynchburg, Saturday. The next session is
to be held in Petersburg. The following are
extracts giving the more interesting portions
of the last days proceedings:
Rev. DR.. Atkinson presented a report from
Uuion Theological Seminary, recommending z
an earnest effort To complete the endowment
fund. Sll.000 OF which yet remains unpaid
that has been subscribed. He gave q glowing
description of the prospects OF the institution
He said that although much had been said
about money loving and money getting, if
young men could be impressed with the ne
cessity and importance of the work of the
ministry, means would be found 10 prepare
them for il.
The committee also nominated Rev. Mr..
Leps as a Director in the Seminary.
A portion of the report was adopted, but the
third resolution, which we subjoin, gave rise
to a lengthy discussion
Resoired, That we earnestly warn the Pres
byteries against the premature license of can
didates for the ministry; and would protest
against such construction Of our form of gov
ernInent as would interpret two sessions
spent in the Theological Seminary to be fui-
hlInert OF the req uisition to spend two years
In preparation for the ministry.
The first clause of the resolution was adopt
ed, but the remainder was debated at length
and with great ability, by Kew. Drs. Moore,
L.
son, and others. The order of The day having
arrived, the resolution was laid ON the table
Synod then adjourned 10 the basement Of the
chuv b TO allow an opportunity for public
preaching After having been called to order
by the Moderator,
Rev. T. q. Harrison rose to question of
privilege. He moved that instead of public
preaching Tonight Synod have a session OF
one hour for prayer, in view Of the present
political aspect of the coming election. Uiouds
of portentous moment wrre noyering over the
nation, and 1t was becoming in Christians TO
laid on the table without action.
Rev DR.. Pryor reported from the committee
to whom was referred the resolutions from
the Synod OF Baltimore, with reference 10 the
Inequality OF the appointment of OhapialDs
In me Army and Navy, 1t appearing that out
OF IS Chaplains, 26 belonged TO he Episcopal
Church, the remaining II being diffused among
all the other Protestant churches. The COM
lnittee severely condemned the malpI actice Of
the Government, char cterlZing their action
as partial and outrageous.
On motion, the report WAS received, and the
report of the Synod Of Baltimore was substi-
tuted in Its stead and adopted.
Rev. DIR. White called up the report Of the
Committee on the Union Theological Semi
nary, which was discussed at length and after
several unlm portant amendments, was adopt
ed. Rev. N r. Leps was elected a director in
the Union Theological Seminary.
Rev. Alex. MarLiD thea read the nara tive
af The state Of religion in the Church, after
which, and the consideration of some little
other business, the Synod adjourned stse de
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- huehes Ruches II received by la st
f'eemer tull guppy of The best az latest sty les
49,. BONNET AND TRIM MING RUCEES,
oity. z, R1ErrTJER ~
"oo-W ITS BROAD street.
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- AIeGrocers.-Tke 10 attention of Grocers
fNr NY aerchants generally Is called % SEMPLE'S
~ cfsf tlBLE BAKING POWDER home arti-
Snh;o sno superior TO most of the kind be fore the
'"'hc' J. w. GARLICK,
Market Place. Franklin street.
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Yoa never 80 ssod spslisr who hasn't ~
Sto baSiasse.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS

The Ashland Races commence to-day, and ~
two races are TO take place, good sport Is an-
tlcipated. The frat race 10 q sweepstaks for
three year oIds, mile heats, Sl00 entrance, and
the second race is for the proprietor's purse
OF S2U0, two mile heats, for which several good
ones are exrecTed to start -
Ashland as our readers know, is one of the
most beautiful race courses in the Union. and
offers as many inducements to visitors as can
be found elsewhere. The track though com.
paraiiyely new, is believed TO be ep ttreIy safe
at all seasons. and sufficiently fast In good
weather TO show the speed of the best horses
The quarter stretch is rallied la so as to guard
against accidents-the stands are iares and
well arrGp pged-ihe police regulations are of
the very best kind, aud the pavilion for the
ladies is all tha, could be desired Outside cf
the enclosure, and but short distance ofT is
the pretty iittie yiIlage of Ashland, where
visitors can spend their leisure hours agree
aoiy, and In all the surrounding countPy are
attractions to those who never visited he
place. Persons wishing to attend the races
can take one OF the morning trains, or can
leave the city by an extra train At l2 O'Clock,
arrive In time to see The races, and return
nome Immediately after.
Tae Season.-The melancholy days of which
poets have sang go often and so sweetly seem
To be upon us, and we can easily fancy almost
that we hear the wild music ef autumDal
winds sighing through The faded woods. This
Is not to be wondered at, for we are now at
tnat point in the season when
The wear, growing an sient,
Is on the birth 4@tf
of trembling winter"
The chilly air of yesterday that made the
flesh creep, reminded US that the bleak winds
OF winter were approaching. In consequence
OF recent plovialf visltations, the mud aud
water in the streets and cutters looked
gioomily the smoke struggled hopelessIy 10
climb above the chimney tops, but was too
weak TO mount the "eternal blue" and fell
and folded itself up like the waves Of a Iistiess
banner when the :" winds cease to Wsor'-
masphere and rain, the streets are now pre-.
senting more lively aspect thar for many
weeks past. There are plenty of representa-.
uves from the rural districts, and strangers
from distance, in the city TO enliven u.s. even
II we were disposed ourselves to :eei gloomy
at this season.
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IA Baths. Haths. Baths,

uaIHb, Hsths, Baths.
can taoI, COL AND SHOWER BATHS,
NJ 20 had dahl, from o. clock A. M :, until 10
poons a. 'ae Amer can Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
Eotss aad ia ia ng Saloon, under the American
a. a. eEtiahee llth street Single Bath 25 cts;
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NO Medical Students.
ol FaF'3us styles and pric IS for sale very
se d a. ~ hDWAED I. RoBINSON'S.
%m 4th and Franklin sts,
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BY tShmiiies will consult their interest
PIWnrpp SEMPLE'S iNFALLiBLE BAKING
slm,is IL is cheaper and better than any
' aiucie IN market. For sale by all retai lers.
j. w. 6ARLICK, cole Proprietor.
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Alrhmunn pispattb.
~-N~~>~~
TUESDAY MtlRNlN(3 atlT,p IA
AFFAIRS IN ITALY.

Foreign files by steamer Africa bring u,
mail dates to the Goth uit. The details are o
interest:
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BIT sss the Best.-SEMPLE's INFALLI
0AhlsG POWDER The best in use.
J. w. GARLICK, Apothecary.
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PROP E66ICNAA,

CROPPER 4 DU ~BAK,
S ArToRNtYS AT Law
OFFICE No. Law UILDIs0,
Corner Of l1sh and Eaak. IN Sts., ktehmoAd, Va
oc l--lms
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sHOs kOE HILL AkAL
NJ AGENCY.
0Vgce on MaysAaIl, bssicssa Stxtk aHd Ssvsask
Eonsinue. to RENT ,IG / nngsEs, HIaE OUT
EGRuEn ckLL REAL ESTATE. ScLL Ne
GnVES. and act ~ . GkNEKAL AGENT. He
rsturns his thaaks for the liberal patronage be-
stowc upon nim Tor three years pasl. - 3 sm
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

Items.-During the week past we
have had co,ious ra;n-almost the first
OF the season--wh;ch has. been Of great
benefit.
The season has been admirably
adapted for the work Of the farmer
A very largo breadth of land has been
sown, many farmers having from go to
100 acres in wheat.
-Abouta dozen of our citizens hs' e
left during the week past for Fixes
Peak.
Business is lively at Hudson, the
beats coming in heavily loaded, aud ;he
merchants receiving large stocks Of ne"
Goods.
"A man was drowned at p. Doug'Hs.
one day last week. He fell oil from a
steamboat while drunk, one OF the hands
caught him by the hair. Int tho hair
pulling out, he went under the wheel and
was lost.
-MerriI!a Kellogg has been discharg-
ed from Jail.
-RoBERTs has removed to the old
..Pioneer Store on the corner. It III s
been enlarged, and newly fitted up ami
is row the best business stand in town.
The Democrat is to bea campaign
PAPER during the coming season. Seven
months subscription, ono do..sr.
DR.. f. G.. BENJAMIN has beeyme
associated with PoErE. in the editorial
department of the Eau Claire Free P1ess.
Rev. WIN. sFEEa is superintendent
Of the City aciloo.s il Hudson.
-Sss notice Of Clover seed for sale by
Pratt.
-McNsz, 2. Prescott las received a
new stock ct things geneIady' II you
want anything o!that kind 60 there and
get il. That Concert Hall tu;lding S
quite lito,ary place. Mckee with his
large assortment Of books, magazines and
papers en- lie first hoor. The Tran,
ssyilt On tho seco. while Whipfle &
Gates. send out tic Democrat from the
third story. When at Prescott, We a.
WAYS Lcg,n 1t Mckee's and Tork Up.
The Gseenw cd House in t4;s VII
lags IS closed at present.
We ought to te christian people
here if tie services oftLo clergy can pro
duce that result, as there are six ministers
who have regular appointments here.
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Crochet

There she sat by open window
Nestled in her rocking chair
Fleeks of sunlight falling OF her
Lighting up her soft brown hair.
Quickly lifted she one finger,
Drew around the scarlet thread,
Caught 1t on that cruel needle,
With the Look upon its head.
Smiled she softly TO herself there.
AS she turned the gl;ttering mesh.
Smiled with lips of pouting scarlet.
Lips like cherries, ripe and fresh.
Dreaming eyes half-shut, watched her,
Idly watched that graceful head,
Thought my self load of silver
Fastened or scarlet thread,
Thought the naughty hook SO shining,
Clntched me with remorscless might,
Knit me IN maze Of stitches.
Caught me fast and held me tight.
Up she cast her clear brown eyes then,
Eyes so soft, 50 bright, so true,
Sp;ed me; blushing dropped the curtain,
Vanished from my eager view.
Angered, down l drew my curtain,
Back went unto my book
But she carried off that needle
With nay heart upon its hook.
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~ 90tettisements.

- Idaec dl'eaEs considered afrertisistg To-
crafty a,,li long to be the great medium ofs1ceess
in business and pre''.c'e to aecaltd. ind hare
made II IN inrariajie rule, too. 10 G9acrtisc ia
Tie dnllest times. long czpcriehee haring taught
ne that money thus spent Is rel laid o,d; as By
keegi,,g my Business continually before tie pub
&c, IL has secured me many saIesthat 'eeula OH
cruise hare iost-STEpHEy GfRARp.
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SENATOR Wigfall, of Texas, used the
following language, few days since, in
Congress: These Northern people, of
all parties, are a mean, despicable set Of
starvclings, unable to see beyond dollar.
and caring for no consideration except
money. Threaten Il EN-, and they will
crouch to your feet like so many hounds.
Only swear that you are going to dissolve
the Union. and the timid creatures will
get down on all fours, bite the dust and
lie. tbs rod raised 10 cbsstise them
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q Card 10 the Suffering.

The Rev, William Cosgrove. while laboring
as missionary in Japan was cured of Con-
sumption. when all other means had failed, by
a receipt obtained from learned physician
residing in the great city IF Jeddo. This re-
ceipt has cured great numbers who were surf
ering from Consumption, Bronchitis. Sore
Throat, Coughs, and Colds, and the debility
and nervous depression caused by these disor-
ders
DESTROYS of beneftting others. viii send
this lecipe, which | have brought home viii
me, to all who need it, free of charge.
Address
REV. VIM. COSGROVE,
No. go Baltic street. Brooklya. y. 7,
April Is, 8 m.
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RIVER FALLS:

e& MIR. ]. NJ MCKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he viii receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL.
rp-Mr. WM,u Cocks is our authorized
avent in Hudson, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
All those Indebted 10 rs viii find their bills
with h,,u. also plenty Of blank receipts which
lie will be pleased % ill ana furnish thera.- se
sS- For four dollars we will furnish tic
Jorpx,1. and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY ore
year.
rig Fortwo dollars and eighty cents We
will furnish q copy of the lPisconsin Farmer
and the Journal for one year.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

MR. EDroR.-ln your paper of yes
terday, | perceive that you very properly
noticed the closing exercises of the win
ter term OF the Academy, and as you
layoa right to do, freely criticised them.
Your observation that 'The coupc-
sitors By the young ladies were very
creditable to them, but tie declamations
by the gentlemen, were no more than or
binary" was very correct ard just; but
in respect to your further remarks, per-
NIT me to differ from you.
You object to attempts to enact scenes
from Shakespeare by school boys, upon
an open stage, when it can only be toll
erably done By actors.of genius, with tho
aid Of the proper surroundings; to the
selection Of pieces from orators Of The
past; bat would lave US declaim the
thoughts and arguments that now agitato
the p,.blic mind.
You seem at once 70 mistake the objsct
and aim of this exercise. It is not as
your remarks seem to IMPLY, our object
TO interest, instruct, or amuse; but simply
| to accustom ourselves to speak before an
Audience in a free and unembarassed
manner; and to this end we make such
SELECTIONS as we think we can best person
atc. without regard 10 time, place or cir
cumslance. Hal eur exercise been Of the
nature Of thcalr:caI performance, or 3
public exhibition. 70 wL.ch the public h"a
been especially invited, your remarks
would have been pertinent sod aFlr23'l-
ate; bat % the co"t'"ry, It was bu; an or
binary weekly cxe,c.se.
Your view Of the case is entirely oppo-
seI to that OF our best oIocutionists who
make these selections, ana Of our teachers
who put them in our kands,-opposcd t.
shc taste, views, All experience, q such
men as Tach5s, Lowell, Sargent, Horace
/ Mann, anJ others Of like attainmeuts-
/ men whose opinions upon such subjects,
have hitherto been regarded with con-
siderable dgsrence. One Of the nost
! distinguished orators that ever addressed
lie British Parliament, recommended
/ to young sieabcrs The speech Of Mark An
! tony over the dead boly Of Cesar, as q
model Of eloquence, which they would 10
well to learn and dcclaim. The most Of
the speeeh,s Of tie present day On cur
| reuteveuts or politics, as they fa! from
! the lips Of the orator, reeI pruning and
con,ien<ing by a cultivated mind, before
| tley are adapted 10 defamation IN our
schools. | believe no extract can he ia
ken from the last speeches Of c.tAer Sew
ard or Philips, but would iac. c5.np'cto-
ness, and as . whole ,hoy are altogether
too long for ordinary declamations,
But when We shall nave accomplished
our parpose, AMI reae'.ed the desired en-
incuce d o.oqCence aad learning, if We
feel that We could eniighten or entertain
an audience, sc Will duly advertise them
Of our intention, and endeavor to present
diem somatding Of present interest or
puIHc importance; but TIL then we shall
be content to enact scenes from Shak-
speare and if need be to declain for the
hun.lreth time, the speeches Of Patrick
Henry, Webster, and Donosthenes.
Yours Respectfully,
A STUDENT.
| River Falls. Arrn II. 1860
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TIE DlFFEnEEcE .-Jones was travel
ing with his wife. and for . freak was
50 gallant il his behavior to his cara &po-
81, thai madam grow uneasy and remons-
rated against his ate ons as TOO marked
for public observation. The d.
sad Jones, were married, | suppose :!
Yes, said the lady, but iudglng by your
department.. folks viii think We aint. "
'Wsil-what of!t! said Jones. why
not much, certainly, for You, said the
careful iauo- YOU are a man; but We
women haze our characters to take care
Of Jones was shocked into propriety for
the rest Of tho journoy.-Bos!on Post.
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River Falls, April Il, 1860


TRr4Aavs.-We suppose. with or
CORRESPONDENTS. that the object Of school
defamation IS to accQstorn the students
u sneak in free and unembarassed
manner and We also suppose At the close
of . term. when an audience is expected.
one object i 70 interest that audience
You sav, "wo make such selections as we
can best Person"te' without regard TO TINE
place or circumstance 1t seems 10 Us
that time place ana circumstance are
most necessary ana essential 'h'nGS % o9
regarded, IN orier 10 determine whether
you can pefso' ",e " Si''c"' or Il D. i
night 's wei sly .. 1857 -
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''s'' ~ 9 mus '' 49," 81 ,'''.'' '
opinion '"'I '"e '''io"s 9 "V'''''s'a =,
3...,....n I.,r. An.L,, r.,
1I.,,,I.t Dbl 1yobs,nr u ~.
.,l,. J rIa.no c,,or,r,. 10 oa,i
to ~ n'.r,a;va the sweep and breadth Of
tba,,olt !, yont;n, aIwovs tho ability 70
ro,resant tbe attendant ejraomstaeces-
M IMAGINATION however vivid can con-
yer, . s,ooo.b benJleJ iael, knit, into :
o,,ooo;no. da,oor
ne '''''S -. - S: .', :, 1870 y"
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q. Wish.

4. u AEA.
Nine he 4 cot beside TIE hill;
lee-hive's hum shall saothe my ear;
A wiliowy brook, that turns MILL
With many fall shall inger ner.
The swallow. oft. beneath my thatch.
shall twttcr from her clay nest;
Oft shall the ncighbor lift the latch.
And share ny neal. welcome guest.
Around ny iyied socch shall spring
Each fragrant flower 'hBt drinks the dew );
And Jenny at her wheel silall sing,
Iurasset Eov ndap on blue.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25
HOWARD AgSeGEA'E Ed q
PHuADEIPHIA'

4 geaerole1st H,;titation established By s'celes
Essd9a7aeat, for the rcljef Of The Sick and Dss-
sressed, qtiietcd NTH Vir"ierat and kg.aie"1..
Diseases and especially for the Cure Of diseases
Of the ScT,ea! Organs.
Medical advice given gratis. By tie ac'ins
scription of their condition,(age, occupation
habits of life. ttc.,) and in esses Of c1iEom%
poverty, medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on srermat"Frho's. al
other diseases of the Sexual organs, ana @
The New Remedies employed in the D.sfe1sa-
~. sent to the afflicted n sealed letter enT.l-
opes. free of charge, Two or three stamps Tor
postage viii be acceptable.
address. Dr.. J. sKILLTN H0CGHT0N.
Acting Surgeon. Howard association, NO. :,
South ( iatj Street, Phil Ia. BY order o
the Directors. s....,x---r
&. FAIBCHTLD. e. D. HEARI'W III
Y'resiJea4 es'f&o'.2s-
Eoasi "
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

The slave population Of Texas IS IN
creasing rapidly. BIS DIES the large aun-
bers brought trum the oder States,
2,962 who came from Orleans, have been
registered during The last three months
at the pert CT Galveston alone.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

The editor Of one Of the Maine papers
says he has had pair of boots given him
which were SO tight that they came very
near making him q Uniyeraalist, because
he received his punishment rs he a0ent
along.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

Dob, is that dog of your'n n pom
teri"
"No; he's half hunter and half setter !;
he hunts for bones when he's hungry,
and sits down by tho stove when he s
satisfied,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

Love ONE ASoTHER.'-A few more
arailes, few more tears, some pleasure,
much pain, little longer hurrying and
worrying through the world, some hasty
greeting and abrupt farem ellis. and our
play viii be played cut and the injurer
and the injured viii be lid away, and ere
long forgotten. Is it worth while to hate
each other?
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

NOTICE. The River Falls Eclectic
Association hold their regular meetings. at
the School House at O'Clock 2. N. on Sun.
day ofeach week. All are invited to attend.
n3G-tf S. L. cox, Secretary.
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TO COMSl1RaPTsHES
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

The subscriber, for several years Il resilient
Of sia, discovered while there, q simple veg
ptqblc remedy--a sure care f3r Cousuinptl on,
Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs. Col Is, and Ner-
vous De5ilitv. For the benefit of Consump-
tiycs and Nervous Sufferers. he is willing to
mako the same public.
TO those wha desire it. he " i'll send the pre-
scription. " ith f,ll directions frsc Of chGrqc 4:
also i sample ofthc medicine, which they Will
find beautiful combination Of Natures sim
plest herbs Those desiring the remedy can
obtain it by return mail, by addressing
j. L. CUTHBERT,
No. 429 Broadway, y. Y.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

R5 Godey's Lady Book for My
is received. 1t isa good number, with 4
NAV freshness and beauty in it.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

ggyATER POWERS for sale or lease on
w the most favorable terms by
N N. POWELL.
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Masonio.-The regular meetings Of the
River Falls lodge of 4. I. A. NJ. are held on
the Ist and Sd Tuesdays OF each and every
month at Mason's Hall, al o'clock p. ".
4. SAUNDERS, ". H
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ENHE Subscriber offers for sale $50 lots in
I the village of River Falls. among the NEST
desirable for business or residences in the
village. N. n. POWELL.
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A FEW choice pieces of farming land in
"A this immediate vicinity, for sale at bar
gain. N. n. POWELL.
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900 ACRES. 60 miles from Green's Mil
CZU on the Eau Gala River. There is a
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 Holmans mill the
coming winter This is rare oppor-
tunity for an enterprising man DISMAL
means to secure home.
N N. POWELL.
River FaiIz. May eta, 1859. 49-tt
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@. Es. GRIFFIN.
l55 Randolph Street, Chicago, II.

DLACKSMITHTNG in the Lest etvIe and
I'D OH reasonable terms. shop On Main ST.,
River Falls. August attn. 1913.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

~ LOTS in the vicinity Of the tcadelay.
sDTo thoss who viii contract to build and
improve these lots, 10 per cent Of the pur
chase money only viii be required the
remainder on time to suit purchasers.
n. N. POWELL.
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600 ACRES on Lake ST. Croix, conye-
ZUO nient TO mills. One-fourh in hand
and the remainder in one and two
years. VIII exchange for logs.
\. n. POWELL.