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Oeutihe 9ebamme.
Mrs. 8. Staupe, 16$ BruapMr. mil

o. unb 4, Straes.
MAJOR gen eeatiRsa Srauen Ni6msnne re traebsnfs Nn,eias. ran
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:tlsrat uno oerartiaen @uftr1aen ~ihnsaitrRs naafSmmt.
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Dsmtf&e 5ebamme.
Utrs. y. y II, Mdribaa. 6tro6s'

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n,adt zen Srauen &itNmenps biz erarbeafs nr,,io, b,e g.
Htailniaae ale StSanns iuctsrf uae aHf sr l,niptrsiat IN Son.
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setsntle sorissfn tann, pssb tb lie i'd bt porfonrsenfrn es,,~
ssnsmt ~ osriehS sntphselt. 3uiIsih ma@t etit!ss ibrsn g5nrs-
s,Hnen ot %nSslse, Dap rf IN DtWtihlant mssrsr, 11r> ina,;, ~
t,alt'hert ~ J'sre praeiteui Sat. uno DAP lie crsbaiv 81, ~ Mn -. w
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2oeo Vbs. Smap Sreafe Bacon, 10 Sisre,s sustri,x
asRsss Striu6s SANS, unb 5 9isrtss % Dams n,hn 49,.
2o,ooo sts. 3spp's SpS Ssune asmiIs s,asrm' =.
taben Sci sgu. M1ogo.. 80 9"
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as ithttNm sstttrr II. @omp.,

tapfesIt ltintuSrre in aRen Sprttn OIL uub sSaHsrferpeu, Niniel
Uirnihtn u. 1. ~, csenlp 6tnfersias IN jeeer Orr sc unp Susiiial
{sur Aunrmaltr uae Gteesscer ppn 1Raisr@ uno3tibRen cine srpys
HXssssl Fer seEtn 9tatertaitef.
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BRUCE'S
Ilrw -Dgrkrr Shrift-G ie6errt

BAT Nets %rorrd:bis tiat Srrse Ngswat! ron f
Nntiana- SdJciftea. aisr, zs,r;o,,
Spriteis, Dsuticbcn Sdbrifteir,
''ix" Ner,ierunscu.
$500 .. eanforeff,Sh rtfffn, Sinfdfinscr,
Netnrs- II. Wetar,einisr, 9urs,idh66e
@eifingrne nse saipaninrte 20. rSuaaroter ,
Wv wRipieh, Srradtsislciitcsc &c.
ID Sdbrtitcr iinb aac purb Dampftraft ppn sss, si,scr Ar,f,
9,.gtret iStntbahlLSed barton Ntual StsrIIen. Dir un.rroIriE.
lhe 0bntuistti, aut or mcine Sitrirt,r ac 1riien u,,rn,n ;rs ma
Yreiltn Der SelrrbnIi%en 3srcn iopstI seaeu @aar ais AMI Orc il
iu pcrtauen. "" WI Va "
yieUen. p'lldNrttttr, 5arbe, &ifcu 23iutclbaftn ,. lititrs id
~ un hset'Snen 6asrItrrettn. S6rftrrsbtn nctt pretslifc
mststh ssstn StnltrcunS aOn I Gents fNr Gas pptsortc an By y.
3ettunscse.aus, eter, wslHe scfs as;eiac, nebf eicT,r Nptt. ssr
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!! set'uns iuN.neea, trnitli slc Snltrtipn5Se blsrcn in anrtbuuns
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Mt. IL Chambers St., Serp, 9pff
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aebtsr Nsslnmetn!

Ten Irsilrtnsaetu rubl,fpm ritnt birhit sur Sadri6t, ees
lp,ptn tRe osHeuRl ieipn,appriuttu 9tpeiSmtln crtdlnn babe,
btneR Sais tH saraAutta .aah pRs cen nn III 81 90 pr 6aupnt
ssrtaste. JppN Nhlltr,
ly.Sl Sutttrtppn.
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Tcuers mub STANDARDIZATION,

Virginia Fire X Marine Insurance COMPANY
Die eth Scna 5isc capital pom $500, 900 befs
nao TN Sabre 1882 DurG Die 0eieBsebuns
opn Sirsinien ~etnsrirst purre.
Seriiterunaen Werben purdb oieIc sltc S ,mss,n;, ,r,s.;r, ,,,,.
en- ~sunlh9len 9epnSuasrn sesen 6eucr. unp as IfItrLbastn an
Sli9enitun!! aucl &rt, alo: panier, GReube;, e3Nter une N. .ren
'nr @i, lpMepl IN Der Staet, die dut im 3anpe, NIB peroen bic
~ttreteneen Nas;ablun9en srpatp. asleijtet.
@s- sur Die Dolce ue Gle Aufnabms DER III strTStrrsen ose.
lenranbe Tiro nitte seretnei.
S2tTee NO. III 9iainir., 8iA%,ont, ssa., eiae Sbur untrsaIb
Otepanb Officer. U. 3. Gsmarbim snrSdh
- =" 81, Secrei iiG.I.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-16

Neuss Ssarein9bauS unp y~agcrhisrs Nirtblhait.
Der ll~ntrr;cibnste bat an Der l7ten Citrate. Dem
6lldmarft 9esennber, Gin nsusS Snad- II. 8parSira.
pans erpHHet, bis &c ieinen 6riuaorn une pe,n Da.
SlltIH i'm AuJe:nsinen keitsno ~smpfeblt.
Sn Dem Barrorin pielcs nru singsri6tstcn 5aujes
linp tets @etrdnfe alter Dirt .:nD bG.eI SullitIt an
oaten. ~belonper5 %sntrfsbr: abrr eiu @la, autes oaIsr.
NJ u. Diaepn
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9. II. GRAVES
5puif unb Sian 9ainter anb GjIsI,

peHlf unp Slan Ratnter anb Qtaifr,
SraFs, jniiten Srcab> unp g5ras.
~,Riansns, Ta.
|ae N eiele @s'daitsprcisc tnidlascnet @rseiten, C,nsi, ayd,
'or1tntas, 0tarbitn5 mp Masu WIN Stuben ,S, mtreea i,mrI
StlIRf mn stiNmadsrE %auNsefubrt. I'm ;asIreihs Nnursor b;tt,,
6. .. GjroSeS.
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&dfe-, CHAD, 6aus une 81. erticr.5 aIpn.
Neincr greineen frnic sou etfauumten eubifrr, bic er,,s.r,
Nn;tiss, Gap tt AM 8ufe ; @suen @arttee, nsssn RroSs So.
i'll, ttn nthts SnSf<oeue cinserihttt babc, prieltjt uctcu fru,i,
!eN Gsfrtiduns.r tets elm suIes g(as Sesscrid 9rsis SF asr,.
StE ;u sabtS II. GsnsE. IeAi iatlrsttsn Sslub test ircanrI;;da
tStscsea Sptn aSa rrbnmis NV,
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Scfauatmabnuaes
= utibc Inrfhefe

Hnr crn mir en mstnen tiefsens 9anSslsutsn 70 t,tfItH
lC'Nten 3utrrulb bcr,Iub eanisno. ensefebts i'd mid aut fsrusrtf-
ZEN 9tle'thn 2Seblw len. inoer i'd * aletdsr 5st sur arnut'
NE Grunge. eaf I'D nestt uift:R Erraucn unb TeSicameuten, strH
erhtslt: YHaumtn, erSen. feline NIB arcbe Gysrfe, Saae, Cries
meot, p~afrr9rute. %eafticoen Sprtsn &aeeIn, brutibe Gitpren,
Sunu Stuatef~8It, GbeerIaee, WnearpRt. SaIarl in srpRen unp
astntn 5talbtn, 3tmnnt, sanicr uls " tcesneu, nstf allen aaeern
gepussen. Srfamms gm flnerteu, q efsn Ii. l. Rsbe Artfl
"P ~ zen nirsItdpt btut9ftea 9rtifen bstens empfsblts
Sc. Gifbtr, @ot.
zoO Srres 9anelce, lalcp, 5psrm uue abamaHdRe.
100 sssrts Soap, 9iad, 9rorn uRe 2snpw. .r y
90 SScrts Ken 8orf Gpkbru 9bssfe, ~
3 Seuee Mice, afr. f
400 Brppme une Sudetts, rr-
200 9rpe &frrtse 0ircs, 10 r.-ra 81
200 Grcf gtabcs
3erauf Sci spm sWs iIars - vi v"
ou''u oo'H"pre ptrlts, lpeten et5altn ue III bdbcE e EEa
Dm. 81 attise u. Ssbn.
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DWARF v. CAsNss,
IeHenh!ofr ''rta' nno G'rriats. aTn ali,
SfFse: gst o~sCprrHer. unb sEranf1;n"str,s.
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3. y. Sttdtr's :.
Neu etnAeribtete peutidSe Nud,b uo,r,

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
sur't Die eeissseEuns ven Sirsinisn.)
Sapifat: 100000.
Streliten freretu In eicirr Yanf e~ntsescn sensiuSta sst Sd an
oF snlsaIte. uic mereeH eieielSen III 6 pot. rr ;dabr puuus
'tnn ne fur 6 Nfcaaie .ttr tanSer in sietr Nanf p,rbI,,k,s. i'm,
iriere pertceer ssereeu 5 pGt. bcredbnet. "
laS ahnis Stpt. SssitaI b1Iiet fuy Die Derchttn.
Steeltteh perten anAenenn;u rap Guittunstn esribrr ausor-
;tnt purds BEN GolWrrr I. Y. Siartc IN l1p Srcr, ss S,srr
e~muel =. GrttrelI, praTetnt.
-. Starte, Gallrcr. 6. GsaltbaII. Seer,tsr
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Z. ii. Ipmmcf,

antprlftrer uap lapesi trer,
Wv. Zo+ SrcaofraSe, ,irilttn ecr 4tcn uue 5ten.
snlpPttii l'5 etat eeundcn Nu6lfum sur %rhriaurs ages in f,n
%..n@lt snlm!s9tneer Srbeutr, aS: NafpslntNl nsNsr uns alter
utere'. snteiiisdTg arn Natraeen auer srt, Sapeiisrta sn Sin>
h,It ~ wttNtht 3ipcd TO elm tbr ldhoRcS S,Irrtn.n Ssreu
.s..etsiS eset. Sut SsritT Hp,eaur ume rtnttianifhe Sliret yer.
rdfria uns iu binis,a prsis III battn ttt =. u. S1mMti
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-16

Oeean padetF Nn0 Och sSeFDrrerungss Gommiiipn
@ltnten:
-. 2hmift u. 60.
Sncanp>, mmtifipnt-, Spe9tttpns, Hah
NtGieI -9tiAaft.
Sritfe nne Nafett, iebtcre his gu 30 piunbgsptbt. pers,u
ait icoem rem bier abstttnetn NcDelmpicr nGGa irsenS etnenrS1rtr
hx g8tlt tOrrilsIit 9Cutf@IaRe uno Dis Sttpti;) ranfirt biz
our S:fimn,tns ,rssr setilpeiir, prumst une nit Der ar6Eteu Sihrr.
oet rrpsnirt, Ss9tR Ulranit une Sdbejn.
@thiel me @nwetiunae.. ir cen Sautpldscn ,p
rOeu;lblans iatibar, ltne Iu ben n~iecrigtina suritn in Dem psio,n
Bureau III baseu.
GeIbauSiebtRnsen an"iraras cine @oreI; in Deutfh.
unc HencpdNe.
ezs hJr aid,mDus dub ~linscstns baben mir !6rn, %. A,f5.
arsrt MaeItur nseIas.n. ". q nm i6t > ~
Mid auf Sssts bciebenN, tittt I'M Die ssneisnuaufrdae mtii
~ TteHHoe mo Ssno'leutt y. pa TEL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-16
OCEAN HOUSE.

Sae ttr Sigb, II. Gpurtitraee, Yrttsm putb, ga
GaS rciftaNe publitum wrp auf rNie5 ptrius nscribttts
y ctel saai s~rIcbtnl, aufncrtlam atmadt.
*. s. gs btte, Nr,srietcr.
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10 Int Sell Saus"

eu
Qu9uf S6ac,
No. l64 8rpap srifhcn Der 6. unp 7. &r-aae
(scm 3seater aeesnnttr).
MG- 6htrs feis eutcs psacreter, ptu,Id, uno fron,S6rh
sBetnt, Brdnep's, &c. Dae 6aus in stfhmafypq ciua,riStss
uue wsrser Die @dlft saf eas anfnsrfiamae tetient.
@riumt
rtrS ein Partner nti cinern CAPITAL spn S25oo, I'M in Tibr,rus
sM eaerHatirn ron SrlcrS ?aitnhrte Yuipina 9lrdS pscr fluh-
ufcn Srdr't III ceSintcn. Titlee t3cit6it in jrtrr an are,r, Sr,
IN II : rer"tirn mn Ftrft 9rrsc plpints ab. C5eritaenet Nei;rsu.
Me'sfA ss3ften nnc rerlansi. gsssen wsiertn @iu,eIteusn 40.
'"h"S u" ~" u. =. 9btte,
pprtSmcntb, 9a.
rrrflbf Gin ans bi,kn WanrtaG auf,tfubrtra Oil ius.
III NuaenfttH stnoumen werocn farn.
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Jaaer=& pn,paanic!

Ja9er=&p mpaNnic!
Den Tiisiieeern iur Yadribt, pab iesen Csnucr.
ltss, absnps 5 utr, rt9elmdsist @r.retr. ~ilebunaen
IN Der Military 0aa" it~attTnpen.
Secsn !tsten Donntrtsus i'm Wlondt fnert biz
msnatlite Verianmluns i'm eofale pes l,crrn Sha,
jtatt. Sasrmrner arb ,s.r,
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George n. Eprinsrnanns
~eolHmkta Sttet NAB Ht~taIratlpH
. tfrabtr Sasss SStst,
no. 434 9tuniplpania 9lpenu,,
iwii4en Ssis uus Grm-ane. a. saf Stretts,
@albinstru. 3. Is.
Dat rs,ltnse Yutlifam itae,: in eiei,m orie sic tr,uas.iSNe
auInsbmt une Sericnuns. @toinsnnAtn matis.
perablesuns Ger Nrsiie ron Jtrblrn.
Die 9reit rHn Gcf; lno bis auf speittre 3taArttt mic fclot:
SeTt yusp Cole 81. so sr eaab -
Srft Ssii Grfc LIS
Harp Gpfe, beiee Sprttn $50
Gi,ftn prstlen iufslse mus Gcf, ais ras biaisIs jSrRe,urss n 4,
tcral pteieT Sealun ansd;hcn pererR.
9tptn9unsen: 9~aarjNtIpa9 ttm y :tcasn reer %sIcftrurs.
unS Gdt Hr d. unS 3grpiir, iuplht pom Canal. w"
2S.9J SnO. !. 9Ncr 8, Nntnt.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15
EEcr0ism.

The following is an extract from GRACE
GNEENwCo lecture on the "Heroism
of Common Life"
"The heroism Of private life the slow,
unchronicIed martyrdoms of the heart,
who shall remembers? Greater than any
knigltIy dragons!aycr of old, is the man
who ov,rlomcs an unholy passion, sets
his foot upon it, and stands serene and
strong in virtue. Grander than Zenobia
S the woman who struggles with love
that would wrong another or degrade her
her own SOUL and eonquers. The young
man, ardent and tender, who turns from
The dear love Of women, and buries deep
n lis heart the sweet instinct of paternity
to devote himself to the care and support
Of aged parents or m unfortunate sister,
and whose life is a long sacrifice in manly
cheerlulpeSs and majestic uneemplaint, is
= hero of the rarcst type-the tyne of
Charles Lamb. l have known but two
such.
"Thaa young woman who resoluteiy
STAY with her father aud mother in the old
home. While brothers and sister 90 forth
to happy homes of their own, who cheer
FULLY upon the altar of filial duty that
costIiest of human Sacrifices, the Joy of
owing and being loved-she is a heroine
have known many such. The husband
who goes home from the weary routine
and the perplexing cares of business with
cheerful smile AMI loving word for his
invalid wife; who brings not against the
grevou> sin of long sickness, and re-
proaches her not for the cost and discom-
fort thereof; who sees in her languid eve
something carer than girlish laughter in
the sad face aud faded cheeks that blossom
into smile ami even bushes at his coming
something love,ier than to old-time spring
roscs-hc is hero. | think | know
one such.
The wife who bears her part in the
burden of life. even though it be the
larger part--brasely! cheerfulv; never
dreaming tia. she is heroine, much
less MARTYR; who bears with the faults
of husband not altogether congenial,
with loving patience and a large charity
and with noble decision hiding them
from the WORLDWIDE makes no conf
dants and asks no condolences, who re-
trains from broodng over shortcomings
in sympathy and sentiment and from
seeking for perilous "affinities;" who does
not build high-tragedy sorrows on the
inevitable, nor feel IN earthquake in eve
ry family jar, who sees her husband uni
ted with herself indissolubly and eter-
naIlv in their children-she, the wife in
every truth, in the inward as in the out
ward, is a heroine though of rather an
questionable type
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15

Items.-The weather continues pleas
mt, but no sleighing. .,s,
The Lecture last week bye. w.
NASH, was well attended, although the
evening was severely cold one. The
lecture was upon the necessity, and the
means of attaining distinct and eleva-
ted National character. Patriotic and
American in its spirit it was free from
idle Boosting, and drew standard of
National Character, which if attained to,
would make American citizenship thing
to be proud of. The lecture was we'll
delivered, and Mr.. NASH added to the
number of friends which he made here
upon n former occasion.
H. n. TwoMBLY Esq, of Prescott,
lectures this week. We bespeak for him
full house. - a
The Transcript publishes lengthy
report of the proceedings of the Pierce
Co. Ag. Society. We shall copy it next
week.
There is to be a grand Masonic Gel
ebration at Hastings, on Washin.ton's
birthday, Feb. 22nd. There will be an
Address, Music DE, and then supper
and evening party. The Hastings PEG
pie are determined to make the, occasion
pleasant one. and we doubt not viii SUI
coed in 50 doing. The attendance will
be general ana not limited to the Mason
ic Fraternity.
p. Knowles, CnAs. BARNES, and
JOEL FOSTER, are the delegates to the
Democratic County Convention, held al
Prescott Saturday of this week.
The literary society connected with
tho Academy in this place is in flour
ishing condition. A TIE Stu
dents 1feIgoco!e-is real once in two
weeks.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15

PSALMS OF DAyID.-The following elo
quent extract is. from a late lecture by
Henry Giles, on the Psalms Of David:s
Great has been their, power in the
world. They resounded amid the court
of the tabernacle ;r they floated through
the lofty and solemn space of the temple
they were sung with glory on the hills OF
Zion: they were sung with sorrow by the
streams Of Babel. / Apdwhen Israel had
passed away, the lialp of David was still
awakened in tie Church of Christ. In
all the eras aud ages of that Church, from
The hymn which was first whispered in an
upper CHAMBER, until its anthems filled
the earth, the inspiration of the royal
prophet has ,ensaptured its develops and
ehnoblcd IFS rituals-Chorused by the
winds of HEAVIER they have. rolled over
the deserts of Asia, in the mathis and
vespers of ten thousands of PERMITS. They
have rung through the doep valleys Of
the Alps. in the sobhing voices Of the
forlorn Wahlerses; through the deeds aid
caves Of the Scottish Highlands, in the
rude chanting of the Scottish Covenan-
tors through the woods and wids of
primitive. America. in the heroic halle
lnjjahs of princely pilgrims" -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15
RIN Err FALLS !:

-, Ar.,J, N, AoKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he viii receive subscriptions
and advertisements Tor the journal
cg-Mr.s wA, IF. Cocks is oir authorized
agentin Hudson, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JouESAL
All those i&debted to as will find THEN bills
with Inn. also plenty of tlanl, receipts which
he win be pleased to fill and furnish them 81
eB- For four dollars we will furnish the
JorRvAL. and the ATLANTIC Monthly one
year.
e Fortwo dollars and eighty cents We
viii furnish acepy of tie Wisconsin Farmer
aud tho Journal for one year. rt-1- .,e
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15
- . =
COUNTY OFFICERS.

+ 4A = Is =
G, ". CAIRNS. Register Of Deeds Office
ia Misses Block. Broad Street.
j. II. SOUTHWICh, County Treasurer
Office IN Wise's Block
HENRY p. AMEs. Sheriff; r. n. RED
MON, Deputy; office over City Bank in
Wise's Block, Broad Street.
p d. PIERCE, District Attorney, office at
Trimbclle
: A. Il. yOUrN G. Clerk of Circuit and County
Courts; 0. GIBBS, Jr., Deputy; office in
Wise's Block.
OLIVER GIBBS. Jr.. Clerk of County SUI
peryisors !; A. FL. YOUNG, Deputy, office in
WfSe's Block.
VIM. HoWEs, Comfy Judge; Office in
Wise's B ock.
P. V. WISE, Special Court Commissioners
under the new code.
JAMES II. HUNTER, County Surveyor;
office at Pleasant Grove
OLE WINGER, Coroner Office at Martel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15
A WIFE.

The wife sat thopghtfallv turning over
/" A, book inscribed with the schoolgirls
name; sarzbast H-
A tear-one tcar-fell hot on the cover =
:. She quickly elos ed Wien her husband came
p ,Jaz ssTf = - #s.-r -
Hecame. and he went alvas-iit was nothing
18th cold calm words upon either side
But, Just at the sound Of the room-door shut
- ting. 'e' 7
(. A dreadful door IN her soul stood wide,
rzss..e, a.aae 10y as---. iva e.t#.- ...G..-.
snGye, she had read Of in sweet remanccs-
Love thai could sorrow. but never fail.
Built her ovn palace of noI.+ fancies,
sAll the wide world fairy tale.
Bleak an1 bitter, and utturly doleful ,7r
Spreads to this woman her map of life:
Hour after hour she looks in her soul, full
z deep disinay and turbulent strife
Face in both hands, she kuelt on the carpet
The black cloud loosened, the storm-rain
fell;
Oh life hasso mrch TO wilder and warp it
One poor hearts day what poet could tell?
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-15
Sheriffs Sale.

Lawrence Hawkins 7 State of Wisconsin
VS. lefce county
Edward Hays, and Circuit Court.
Margaret Hays. )
Bv virtue and in pursuance of Judgment
of foreclosure and sale, made In the above en-
titled cause at the January Special term of said
court. held at the court house in the city Of
Prescott, in SAID county on the fourth Monday
Of January A. D. 1860, l shall expose for sale
and sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at the front door of the
Court House, in the city of Prescott in sai4
county. on the Goth day of April 1850, at 5
O'clock in the afternoon of sal day, the fol-
lowing described mortgaged premises to wit:
the N orth West quarter of the North East
quarter. of Section twelve. Township twenty
seven, of Range eighteen. the above described
land being and lying in the county of Pierce
and State of wisconsin, to satisfy Judgment
and dc cree with interest and costs OF sale.
Dated at the Sherif's Office this 9th day of
January 1860. ,urc c.g
of Pierce Co Wis.
WHITE 81 JAY Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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HE'S COME.

One of John Dis lest yarnes was spun
in our hearing few evenings since, and
was substantially, rs follows:
John is boarding at the National Ho-
tel, at Which Mr.-, Connecticut
manufacturer, also stopped when doing
businerss in town. Mr.. A., was Il
prompt and successful business man
smart as whip as the Yankees say,
and withal (when business was all done
up snug0 genial soc.aI companion, which
naturally enough accounted for his some
times perambulating with something
heavy in his hat.
The dining room of the National is Of
generous capacity-say one hundred
(perhaps more) feet deep-quite a journ-
CIV from entrance to end. One day, as
our narrator was comfortably seated at
table, preparing to do ample justice to the
merits of a capital dinner, who should be
seen enter the room but Mr., minus
his hat, but with the brick evidently adj
herring to some portion of his upper story.
No vacant seat at the lower extremity of
In0 LaOle iSSt tu't I1tiSshfbNiie "
the discouraged pedestrian; so he kel t
on the uneven tenor of his way, survey
ing Virginia rail fence up the right hand
side ofthe table until he reached the ex-
tremc head, where be found an empty
chair tilted forward, equivalent to being
labeled reserved the property, by cour-
tesy, of a lawyer, whose august presence
it was at that moment awa ting. A.
made demonstration towards the va
cant chair; but was intercepted bya wal
ter, who took the liberty of remarking:
This seat is reserved for a gentleman
A-diew himselfup proudly, flung
che whitening glance of scorn at the i'm
pertinent waiter, and remarked, loud en-
ough for the who'd table to hear:
"By-,hs's come"
The guests, who had watched the
whole scene with intense interest, explod-
cd, while A-coolly sat down to the
eniovment of his dinner.
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Notice..

"The ST. Croix Valley Pastoral Union" will
meet at Hudson on the 9th inst at 2 o'clock
p. NJ Introductory sermon by Rev. r. HALL,
or Rev. W. r. STEVENS. All ministers IN
evangelical denominations are invited To at
tend. and present voluntary sketches Of SER
mons, avs, exegeses or written sermons, as
they may choose.
Questions proposed for discussion at last
meeting.
"What can we do TO promote the cause OF
temperance"
"Have the ministers and churches at the
North anything to do with the question OF
Slavery Z? If so What 2"
a A. GIBSON SEC.
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Probate Notice-In Probate.

Pierce County Court, IN the matter of the
Estate of Alvaii White deceased.
On reading and filing the petition ofHenry
K. White administrator ofthe estate ofsaid de-
ceased ying fol- an extension oftime in said
matter, ..s.-.-,. ..fe IA.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court, on Monday the
9Th dav Of March next, at l o'clock p. NJ. at
his office in the city eff Prescott.
And it IS further ordered, that notice thereof
he given to all persons interested, by publish
ing a copy of this Order for three weeks sue
cessively prior to said day OF hearing, i'll the
River Falls Journal, weekly newspaper prin-
ted Mt River Falls in said County.
Dated Jan. "a 1860.
WILLIAM HOWES,
County Judge.
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eE- Itqre a7,rdzs considered ddve'Fising, lib
cTqlly aadlomg, to be The great medium Of success
in b,ssimcc, and prelude to 'realtd. And hare
made az q i,arariab!e a',Ae, too, 10 dduertisc IN
the d,aIest times, long experience hartng taught
me that monoy thus spent Is rel laid ont; as By
keeping my business continually before the pub
&c, nhas secured me many sales that scouid 9TH
er,rise have lot.-SrEpnEN GIRARD.
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Depositing Office. The

Depositing Office. The Recei-
rer's Office of the Land Office, in this
city, has been made Depositing Office,
in place Of Dubuque. All monies recei-
we'd for land in Minnesota and this State
will have to be deposited in this city,
The appointments a merited compliment
to the Hon. j. D. Reymert.-North
Star.
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EE The following notice is posted at a
railway station:
1Trayelers should be careful to deliver
their baggage to proper persons, as gen
tleman, few days since, entrusted h's !.
wife to stranger, and has not beard Of
her since. At~-~