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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15
n Office.

Notice is hereby given to the Farmers and
Mechanics of The Town of River Falls, that
a mass meeting will be held st the School
Horse. in School district No 2 in said town on
Saturday the 25th day of February 1860 at
one o'clock p. m. The object Of this meeting
is to establish Society for the protection OF
the Farmers and Mechanics interests
River Falls, Feb, 10th 1860.
MILroN WEBSTER, CYnvs GLASS. -
JOEL Fos1En, go D. AT. HART
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See Here!

Ii is novelty how WEBB sells Goods so
c. cap, but the matter is easily explained by
taking into consideration that no buys his
Goods in New Ysrk and Boston, thereby sa-
wing from 10 TOGO per cent over small traders
who buy in Chicago, and other Western VIII
lagos.
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NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Superior Inducements to the Public
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GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, and other
valuable Prizes. Full particulars given in
Catalogues, which will be sent free to all upon
application.
Valuable Gifts, worth from Scots to 500,
GUARANTEED to each purchaser. 100000
in Gifts have been distributed to my patrons
patrons within the past six uIonths-$l50.0
to be distributed during the next six months.
The inducements offered to Agents are more
liberal than those of any other house in the
business.
Having been in the Publishing and Book
selling business for the last eight years, my ex
perience enables me to conduct the Gift Enter
DrIze with the greatest satisfaction to all.
sH- AGENTS WANTED in every town
and county For full particulars address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing Horse,
SO South Third ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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u. G.. FUTILE.

ROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
" River Falls, June 10th, 1853
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NNNa. A. TOXERs.
I'D. w. SMEEEs.
DEPUTY SHERIFF.

TNHE Undersigned hereby gives notice that
l. he is authorized to serve as Deputy Sher-
if in Pierce County. G. H. CPOSSMAN.
River Falls, May 1lth, 1859 46-tf
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Notice.-Notce is hereby given that the
&C. ,ccnartnership. heretofore existing between L.
Fl. Pomro, and F. Pomroy is this day dis
solved by mutual Consent.
FRANCIS PoMRoV. LUKE A. PoaRoY.
Troy, Jan. 2, 1860.
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NOTICE The River Falls Ecisctlc
Association hold their regular meetings at
the School House, at l o'clock p. N. on Sun.
day ofeach week. All are invited TO attend
n36-tf s. L. COX, Secretary.
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Special 0otites.
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of S
d. DE- DGE & Co. is this day dissolved by mn
tual consent. "A IL accounts of the firm vii
be settled by S. d. Dodge.
JOB DooLTTLE, S. D. DoDGF.
River Falls, Jan. 28th 1860.
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3 L A N K S.

For sale Mt this office. @
Warrantee Deeds. Mortgage Deeds.
81 Bonds for Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, d
DC, &C., &c.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15

SIneeting, n. q. Sugar,
SEnirtiBag g, Refined do.
I n'iHnts, Syrup,
Gin gHnaHans, Candles,
bed Tick, Whale Oil,
DeHniHnns, Soap, Spices,
Cotton FlamneIs,
w Ool ezo, Cassiznleres,
Oven'-CoatiHlg, Esaisins,
Satinnetts, Bird Cloths,
Vestinags. Bed Blankets
Buck NHitteHls, Gloves,
NHoccasiHns, DRESS Si1k,
heeIaiHaes &C., Buffalo
and AE'tic Oven'sInOes,
nsice, Hump Tobacco,
Fine Gut, Green Tea,
Coffee, Nails, Sleigh
Shoes, CrOcke1'y.
also large assortment Of Won,en's shoes.
Our all of which will be sold Mt tim" cannot
fail TO please. --.,u o.u, oo,,+ po,,roro
The highest given for WHEAT OATS CORN POTATOES
VFNSON, HIDES DEER exchange
for goods
Falls Wisconsin, Nov, 1852
nj u subscriber determined by strict attention to his business
N. ID. nd honorable dealing . patronage
- -
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"By--.hs's Gomez
The guests, who had watched the
whole scene with intense interest, explod-
cd, while A-coolly sat down to the
enjoyment of his dinner.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM THE
Quaker City Publishing House!
IOO.OOO Caaal0.
Superior Inducements to the Public

NEW, ENLARGED AND REVISE ED
NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
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entirely a Of which will be sold at prices that
fail 0 please. - = na o,,,+ xo-r mono
IT OUR PORK BEEF VFNIsON HIDES DEER SKINS, taken enchang
for goods
Falls, Wisconsin,
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special Correspond ence or the Sew York
Herald.
AfFREHENsIoS FOR TIE FUTURE OF THE COUNTRY
y LIScoLS's ELEcTED-kS ArTEsPr AT sEcEs-
soH AND REVOLUTION TEEvIrAgLE-His VIEWS
ON sLAvERY-Hfs PLANTATToN-His vISEYAapS-
HE ABAEpoNs PUBLIC LIFE, AND REPuDiATES THE
pgsAGoGuEs OF THs HOUR VISIT FROM THE
GREAT SOUTHERN AGlTAT0R, SENATOR TooMBS-
WHAT WILL MAKE TREASON RESPECTABLE Erc.,
ETg.
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sw YORK HERALD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER &c. SHEET

though The colleges and schools OF his district largely
pa,ronzed by Southern Shareholders and his reee,tcn
and advocacy Of Lincoln would be cruel blow at the
in eres,s Of his constituents II win be mournfu day
in Jersey when ceases with the South The
grass win oyerrun her roads and her rails.
The Hon. David Paul Brown addressed the Union men
here short time and spntered the rail splitter
On the next evening, while peating the operation IN
Philadelphia the meeting assaed by the republicans
or sbolitonss with rotten eggs stones and bullets The
great orator. Judge King and other distinguished patriots
were wounded, and the Union men were driven from
the ground This occurrence has produced profound
seDsaton here Conservative people, angushng for the
tranquility OF former days AJAX themselves such repose
can be by the triumph OF the republicans or abo
litioniss? VIII the agitation cease by tho SUCCESS of q
even TO David Paul Brown In Philadelphia Can
peace and prosperity under tho yoke Of An irtolerant
military organization of Wide Awakess
Their ehort reign 10 The fusion s hailed with
10y and Douglas men, Brecknrdge men and Bell men
win but how TO beat Lincoln Il will be done. Like the
long INSTRUCTED waters Of river the gushing streams OF
patriotism will sweep all before them. very rev
Dougl they will vote straight ticket but they
will do no such thug II they be really the friends Of
Dou, as For such ticket not tenth Of the Douglas
men would vote, and the result would be . morthyinS
eJpoei ton OF weakness and fatal blow 1t Douglas him
SELF Besides, If these straighs should throw the State
into the clutches Of Lincoln what would be their tate
ed New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania must be
neutral ground, between Douglas and Breckinridge,
they must be carried against Lincoln. In other
States where the resu cannot be affected the two wings
Of the party may measure their strength without
Ing the Union, and fight each other to their hear
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NEW JERSEY.
orR BURLINGTON CONSEQUENCES.


Brnruroy, sept q, 1850
Tie Old line WAtes Esarino heir Rspubiica, tsz ne
wide Aird,>s oigoscdt Freedoms II sr.scA- rze fasso.
Drvg'as Straight Outs, &c.
For many weeks the black repieicans or asciltlou
his,' az nouglas terms then, have hsi pretty mnoh
their way In this portion Of the state Mesus Ten
Fyek and sra,on, being residents Of this county have
not neglected the opportunity W push forward the iud
prets nsons OF the rail- splitter Afforded by the "a,
rsyss Of the democratic party after the breaking 10 Al
Baltimsre The only annoyance they have hitherto ex
prienccd las been 10 The Organization Of the Union
party, mostly composed Of old line wings Ia favor az
Bell and Everett but hitherto operating with the on
position. They voted for members OF the Legislature
who elected Ten ~ ok senator and for strs,on az th.,
representatives but they did whgs Americans or tho
"pcopes party,' not as natch Schurx democrats ard
"back republicans, or abotonstsn Ard now spce
Ten Fyck AMI ssratton have made The nna plunge into
the camp Of Lincoln, Seward Sumter Giddinrs. Haze
and Greeley, they abandon them 70 the fate Of section
ass and traitors Ia this township there are some one
hundred and hy men, who supported STATION now re-
solved - vote against him. No doubt an old line whig
VII be run By them-Col Allen, n Grub, or Mr.
Hoikinsor (fon o. the Judge, author q nHall Coum
~ sod Wiih democratic surpor, he win be elected
strs.op vecd for Sherman, the endorser Of Helpey.
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the side Of the Union, the constitution and the
country. Mr.. Toombs is and has been for dsunion.
That e Is in earnest there is no reason to doubt,
and that he has strong body to back him is
equally true. That there will be hot work In Wash
ugton when Lincoln is inau .urated there IS no
doubt. Five hundred men can be enlisted in Allan
ia tomorrow under the disunion flag. The move
ments of the Northern Wide Awakes are rec arded
with interest
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stood that the republican candidate win selected with
re crence 70 such q result.

stood that the republican candidate win selected with
erence 10 such result.
OUR RYE IN. ~ CORRESPONDENTS.
RYE, Westminster County, Sept. n, 500. y
A Union Gathering in Wss.cAss.er County de-
Our little town greatly excited last evening, the
true friends Of the Union party having fixed upon the
night OF the 10th for grand rally in opposition 70 the
spirit Of sectonalism which making such bold and
auaacous strides all through the North. The prepare
lions for the meeting had been going for several days.
and when II had convened the that presented itself
was animatpg in the extreme All present had Sut
object In view and that faithful carrying out Of the
principles Of Washington Jefferson Webster and others
OF like precious memory and united endeavor 10 assist
in crushing out the fanaticisn OF the day.
The people focksd for miles around and II is safe TO
say that least thousand strong Union
the ground The chief speakers were Hon Hiram
Ketchum, Richard LAthe-s Hon. James Hoyt and George
Woodward Their remarks were brim full OF cheering,
may set down the Old and wealthy town Of Rye ~
for the Union ticket in November next
The call for the meeting signed by the bulk Of the
WHAT is THE PROSPECT IN THE srArE'
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
To friends that with united determination
the conservative OF tn, State Of New York
feat sectionalsm and negro equality give the folio
ing figures -
Whole number Of votes cast in 1885, Presidential election
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or which were for
fuulOIe LA ,oua
Majority opposed to Fremont. ~ 495
Whole number Of votes in 1852 State election sos 72s
Decrease (voes not polled) 92,77l
or the votes in 1859 were for secretary OF State
Jones' democrat and American ............ .252 $50
Ieayenw orth, straight republican 25i l39
Leavenworth less than Fremont. ............ "a 8eS
Jones than Buchanan INSTRUMENTATION. 90 69l
/" less than vote against Fremont. ......... 67 9l3
The vote for Comptroller was -
DEM ston, republican and American. .275 o52
Church, straight democratic. .227 3o4
Denn ston less than Fremont. ................. IS
Church more than Buchanan. 81 400
Dcnniston more than LSavenworth .......... "a sI3
Jones than Church. Is 255
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

Tue vote IN these counties 1859 as follows-the
vote Of the Americans being the difference between Jones
and Church. democrats Jones also receiving the Amerl
vote cast
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-04-25

clothing. The inmotes had no other Gre
than was supplied by the lamps, nor did
they need any. The hut was absolutely hot.
SO many persons crowded in so small q
space would, of themselves, keep the place
warm. | counted eighteen, and many, very
probably, have missed two or three small
ones. Centreing each one around its own
particular lamp and pot were three families,
one of which was represented by three gen
erations, these families numbered, in all,
thirteen individuals; bnt besides these were
some visitors from the other hut. The air
OF the place was insuferable, except for a
short time. The half decomposed scraps o f
fur, fat, flesh, which lay on the floor and
breck, or were heaped in the corners; the
poisonous multiplicity of breathing lungs;
the steam which rose from the heated bodies
Of the inmates and the smoke of the lamps,
altogether created an atmosphere which
was almost sitting.
There may have been a vent hole, but
did not see any. perspired as if in the
tropics. Perceiving this, the company invi.
ted me to initiate them, and instantly half a
dozen boys and girls seized my coat ant
boots, preparatory to stripping me, but hat
brought from home certain conventional
notions, and declined the intended courtesy
telling them that must go back to nv peo-
pie. First, however. must have someth-
ing to eat. This was on invitation which |
feared; and now that it had come, | knew
that it would be unwise 10 decline it. The
expression of thanks, (koyenak) was one of
the few in their language that I knew, and
of this | made the most. They laughed
heartily when said "Koyenak," in reply
to their invitation to eat, and Immediately
q not very besutiful young damsel poured
some of the contents Of the before mention
ed pots into skin dish, and after slipping il
to make sure, as supposed, that it was moi
too hot, she passed it to me over group o.
heads. At first my courage forsook me-
but all eyes were fixed upon me, and il
would have been highly impo!ite to shrink
l therefore shut my eyes, held my nose
swallowed the dose, and retired. was
afterwards told that it was their great deica
cy, which had been proffered to me-a SOU
made by boiling together blood, oil an
seal intestines. 1t is we'll that was ignor
ant of the fact.
| felt great relief when again in the cool
fresh air. The Angekok and his daughter
escorted me to the tent, each with q torch
Dismissing them at the door, sought m
narrow place, among my sleeping comrades
and was soon wandering far away from tn
Esquimaux and their filthy huts.