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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

WANTED--An AGENT in every county III the
w State, to sell n recently patented AMI ns.(nt
Machine. This is no NORTHERN humtag, hut a
VIRGINIA invention. and one which every family
has use for. Communications, with one stamp en-
closed, addressed to T. J. DENNIS, Yanceyvilie,
n. c., or J. w. DENNIS, Richmond, Va, will re-
ceive prompt attention. No person need expect
any attention paid to letters not cor taining Il stamp
to pay back postage. Also wanted: one or two
competent Agents IN Eastern and Western Vir-
gina, to sell county and town rights. No person
need apply for this unless he can place himself I'M
der bonds in the sum OF i've hundred dollars for The
faithful performance of his dutiss. de 2l-im
WANTED FOR 1SG0-SIXTY ABLE NE
w GRO MEN, Tor service in the Carbon Hill
Mines, on the surface at the Mines, on the rail
road, IN the canal boats and at the coal yards in this
city. The above Mines are entirely free from III
fanlmabie gas, and no aecidsNtf from aay raHss m
roiciag life or !.Bi1 has occurred therein for the
past SEVEN YEARS.
Full prices Will lie paid for good hands, aud none
others are wanted on any terms.
JOHN J. r Agent,
de l5-ts For DUNLOP n NCCA NcE.
MANTED-.3OO NEGROES The Virginia
w and Tennessee Railroad Company wish TO hire
THREE HUNDRED NEGROES, 10 work on the
repairs of the road during the ensuing year. Az
ply to the unde rsigned at Lynchburg.
de l5-1m f.. II. Gill, Gcn1 Sup't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

- * e. TEE UNDERSIGNED,
aS-~G3 having been Informed that some medical
men, OF thus city, are attending patients BY the
year. for y specific sum, and believing that this
practice is injurious To the interests and CeToSato-
~ TO the honor OF the medical profession. rs We'll
as hazardous to tie patient. do hereb, Te-aifirni
the opinion of the Medical Society OF Virginia.
as expressed in the Code Of ftbics.'' and of the
profession Of the city. as expressed in q resolution
APPENDED TO the tariff Of fees
We therefore pi.34e ourselves not 20 attend
patients by the wear. and to reuse consultations
with any plly slrlan VINO may directly or indirectly
be guilty oI such practice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

Ma. Noticeable. Tl,oS. w. Barksdale.
who has been in our employment since, the com
Wencement OF oar business, has been this ia! ad-
SAM'L II. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

VXTANTED-Occupants for a delightful room,
w on the lower floor. with hoard in a private
family. A gentleman and his lady, or two ladies,
de ats NEWS" OFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

mA The Confessions and EXpsrieJ,ce of n
VlCTIM.-Designed for the benefit and as n warm
ing and u caution to Young men who suffer from
NERVOCSD DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECA4,
&c, rs a consequences of eariv errors; supplying,
At the same time, the MEANS OF SELF-CCRE.
By a sufferer from the above cause and from med
zeal imposition and Guackery.
Single copies mailed free on receiving q postpaid
envelope, beaTlnt the address OF the applicant -
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ, Bed
ford, Kings county, n. \. de 2-3taw2int2p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06
LOST N

xcH STHAYED--From Rockets. on Mo-.
EfAsz dav. 26tb of December, a MILCH COW.
jA~.Escred and white, with a white stripe arros,
ANY person giving information 70 Jcserh BaEf,
the owner, will receive a reward l. of S.. or To 1
in G-3t+ X MACK. at ROcke.,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

-. Toh.cco Factory Fixtures at Auction.
.tfsn.ion is requested to the sale OF
FIXTURES. THE DAY. At II O'Clock, at the &C
and Cary streets, consisting of Flattening Presses,
Mills. Stoves, Bands. Bars. R.iiers &c.
ia 6-lt IhOs w. kEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

E>0R HIRE-A frst-rate BLACKSMITH -
1 IS a No. horse sheer and wasnu. !tnHrT.. "
in 2-eod5ts q. ytRENShh w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

cK- LVST-H IVIlV I'm IVU. WIN 3 Coz
- 1~.N lar on with the name Ut the suhscnter.
---h answers 10 the name OF i" TaSsn, - vhrs
and liver colored sno,s on him. A reasonable re-
ward will he paid for his return. or information
that | get him. JOS. 7. WINSTON.
Conner of Franklin and 81 streets, or at
ia 5-ts WINSTON X PeWgRs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

For the ensuing year, a good
w COOK. WASHER and and 2 ts,
male HOUSE SERVANT and n
SERVANT. Also, a YOUTH, accustomed to the
duties of the dining room. For such, Of good cha
racter, a liberal hire will be paid. Apply 70
THOS. q. JACKSON,
ia 5-3t* Oyer Adie & Gray'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

;ET Z 4 D-SERVANTs-At the Arlington
w House. corner OF Main and 9Th streets. One
male or female COOK TWO young j. dining
room and house servants one CHAN bt.R IL u.
in It's w. McCRERY.
VNASTED.--We Will hire AZ To SO able bodied
w G. MEN and a few BOYS. for the en-
suing year, to work at eur TolIIng nails ard foundry.
]. Il. ANDERSON & co.
de Sl-lw Tredesar Iron Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

0On BOxES STAR CANDLES il store. Tor
sale. MASSiE & PLEASANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

WAGTED-Every body TO know that have
w commenced the manufacture of. TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS. ard VAI1CES ~ No 81. MAN
street, Richmond where they can find q beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Faiices. and Carpet-Bags,
OF every style. AT prices. as low as tieS can be
toue ht IN the Northern cities. Roth st Wholesale
and retail. TrunKs repaired and Covers made 10
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2s-6m JAMES KNOTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

NOW IS THE TIME to have your PICTURES
- taken: Wh,tehurst,s old gallery rs-opsnedEI
RICHMOND! 4 PICTURE =, with Case, for IS cts.
rHOTOGRAPHS.a AMBR0TfPtS. MELiNEO-
10 S25. Pictures in water and oil coiors. Call aud
examine specimens. ia Str
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=, NINTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE "a
FL q GUARD ~

A SbbSISiltNG 10 Al3.- ADAM RTT
IA SELL. the celebrated As.rolo2ist. b9s ,,
arrived. and Will remain hut a short time. She va.
born with n naturals Gift otell ali nc events of his""
even your very THOUGHTS: will tell whether Won az,
married or single. and how many times Won are .,
lie married; will cause speedy maTrtage, She h.,
astonIshed thousands with her magic power \,
gentleman admitted. Mrs. Ennivs' Board me-
House. 18th or Governor street, between Ma,
and Franklin streets. no 2t-am."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

AIANTED-A PARTNER-Wlth a capital of
w from So Ge to $500. IN n staple business, al
ready established. Sand business Will he guarin-
iced to Weld 70 per cent. on each sale, OF winch
there is three year. Full particulars can be had,
by addressing JOHN HALLhHEh.
Rakpr. between Broad and Marshall sts..
;,e-Iwt Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

~ Great Bargains in Dry GOods-Impor-
TANT subscribers are now pre-
pared. more so than at any time heretofore. To sell
grea. BARGAINS In r GOODS. Every body IN
searci, of such Won do well to give them a call.
They call particular attention IN the following:
DRESS SILKS in great variety OF sly les.
IRISH LINFNS. first rat article, at37ls cts.
SHEETINGS. every width, very low.
BLEACHED COTTONS, as fine as Cambria.
only l2la cts.
Chectcd. Nainsooks. Jacoaets and Cambria
MUSIINS.
long.
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, and TOWELS.
LINEN TABLE DAMASk by the yard.
LINEN CAMBRIA K very cheap.
NEEDLEWORK of every description, in large
assortment and very cheap.
seasonahle goods, to be sold this month at a dis
count of from 20 10 so per cent. from former prices.
ia 4-2w J. MlLEHlSER Il BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

MA Notrr..-Wc respectfully call the at.
tento1 of Tho trade to our auction sale OF SUGAR
mud MOLASStS, to take place THIS DAY at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. at our warehouse, on the dock.
in 6-It CHAS. I. WORKMAN l. CO..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

~ RaIftmore Life Insurance emp D
INaIiR ANCE OF ES.

would invite the special attention oil persons wans-
ing servants for family use, to theiI sag rHIS
rant. tn he sold by them AZ ~ O'CLOCK, lEh1
for DR.. PETERFIsLu IFEST' opsct.'
Com missioner These slaves are SOLD LOT tMe pu'-
nose of dividing an estate. "' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06
:" IIFI Is l!s Tt TOT tNptHses
SIT PATRICK G0RNAN.
LOST OR STOLEN--From c

OST-A BOND for the hire of nine Ne.roes,
Il drawn ny JAS. II. Grant. sc, N favor ofLAws
B. Taylnr, Tor the sum OF 81 0UD. dt'cd lamar, ls,,
1889. All persons are torewarLed from tridins ior
said Bond, as pay Iaent has been stopped.
IA 4-6ts LEVI Il. rAlLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

WANTED-By a Young Lady. a situation as
w GOVERN ESS IN Il private family. she IS
thoroughly competent to teach French. English,
Music and Singing. A large salary Is not so much
required as a comfortable home. Address box "a,
post- Ofce. lasts
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

ErERNIrY.-Eternity has no grey
hairs. The flowers fade, the heart with
ers, man grows old and dies: the world
les down in the sepplchre of ages. but
time write no wrinkles on eternity. Eter-
nifty! Stupendous thought The ever
present, unborn, undecaying and indy
ing, the endless chain, comprising the life
of God-the golden thread, entwining
the destinies of the universe. Earth has
it's beauties, but time shrouds them from
the grave, its honors are bnt the sunshine
OF an hour; lis palaces, they are but the
giIded sepulchres; its pleasures they are
but as bursting bubbles. Not SO in the
dntried bourne. in the dwelling of the
Almighty can come no footsteps Of de-
cav. Its way will know no darkening--
eternal splendor forbids the approach of
the night.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
Items.-There is n depIorable scar

Items.-There is deplorable scar
city of local items this week Nobody
killed, nobody married, nobody born
AS general thing, people hereabouts
ca. three meals day, live Eirtuously and
are happy.
The young man of the Times, at
tsmpts to be facetious at our expense
Colts are always frolicsome, when frat
released from confinement.
There is general stampede from
this and neighboring towns to the Eau
Gala, to gather black raspberries in the
Ear Gala woods. The fruit is very plen-
~.
We are indebted to Mr. CREELMAs
for fine lot of new potatoes. Also to
numerous other friends for faYors too plen-
ty to mention.
A few days since We passed over the
State road from this village to Hudson.
1t is the quickest and more direct route
between the two places. The road has
been we'll worked, is over level ground, is
free from grubs and inequalities and is
beginning to receive considerable travel,
"A large number of reapers and 9TH
err agricultural implements have been i'm
ported into this and st. Croix County the
present season.
st. Croix County has entered for
the prize banner efths State Agricultur-
al Society.
The Minnesota State Fair will be
held at Fort Smelling on the 26th, 26th
and 2sth days of September,
The editor of the Transcript called
on US yesterday, on bis way to the rasp-
berry regions. He looks Young as
ger.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
NOtice-TO whom il may con.
Germ.

Notice is hereby given that an application
has been maize to the undersignrd 10 locate a
site for School House in joint district n o Z,
of the towns of River Falls, Trimbelle, Martel,
and Perry said site to be located on unoccu-
pied lots on the village plat of I}eldenville,
Pierce Co.. Wis, said lots supposed to be the
property of Ansel G. Belden; aud noiire is
further given that we W i'll meet at Beldenville
on Saturday, August 18th, 1860. at o'clock
p NJ. TO decide upon the location of said
School House site.
Lutte A. TAYLOR,
Town School Supt, of River Falls,
T. G FUTILE,
Town Clerk of River Falls
VIM H. MOORE,
Chm. of the Town of River Falls,
l.. J. FILKINS,
Town School Supi. of Ferry.
JACOB YOUNGMANN,
Chm of the Town of Perry.
II. FELT,
Chm. of the Town of Trimbelle.
MANUEL BEARDSLEY,
Town School Supt. of Trimbeile.
II. BENNETT,
Town Clerk of Frimbelle.
JACOB IYERSON.
Chm of the Town of Marteli.
o. RASMOES0N,
Town School Supt, Of Mari@li
Beldcnvii.s, Jply ID 1850.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
no W ARID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 B-neooicrt Lnstirtioa est;6iiak1a by speei0!'
Eaaoua2Hpi, for tae re.tf tie Sex and Dis
treSsca, afflicted si:A Tira!e,a enI Ipi>nii.
Diseases, and especially .tor TIC Care Of Disease
ofAse Serud Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the acting
Surgeon. to all who apply by letter, " ilh de-
scription of their condition. Gage, otxtrpation,
habits Of life. dc.,) aud in cases oR eztrems
poverty, mediei~efurhi~heti free ofclIarge
Valuable 1epfats esl Spermatonhoea, and
other diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and Oh
the New Remedies employed in he Dispense :
ry sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envef-~
ope$, free of charge, Two Or three stannys f..
postage viii be acceptable.
Address. Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTOE
Acting Surgeon. Howard association No. 2.
South Ninth Street. Phil Pa. BY order Of
the Directors
G, FA1RCHfLD. E..D. HEARTNELL,
President, SocYctarg,..
No23 | y.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
The Summer term of the River Falls
Academy closes this week.

Take notice - that case Of thai
dreadful dir ease, known as pleuro-anti-
phlogistic congestion, was never known
in family where local paper is taken
and promptly paid for.
1.-THE person who has carried off our
copy of Lincoln and Douglas debates will
be decent enough to bring It hack, we will
tie him what we think of fellows who do
not appreciate the difference between
naeum and tuum. If any Democrat has
it, lie is welcome to it. if he will give it a
careful perusal.
The Free Democrat says that man
who invents a method of discriminating
the Canada thistle will he benefactor
to his race. We must be the man, as we
know sure cure for them. Just as they
arc poisoning, take a sharp knife and cut
off the thistle about two inches from the
ground. Apply suction pump and
draw out all the juices from the remain
ing stalk and roots, then take q tea pot
and fill the hollow stuk and roots with
brine or whiskey, and the thing is done.
Agricultural journals can copy.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

Notice.-The st. Croix Valley Pas
toral Union will hold its third meeting
at Prescott, Aug. 6th at y o'clock, P.
NJ. Sermon by A. D. CUNNINGHAM, or
L. SHELLY.
W. r. STEVENS, Exegesis on John
XXI: 25.
w. SpEER, essay on the mode ofdevel
oping missionary spirit.
E. MUNGER, what temperance organi-
cations will best promote the cause of
Temperament
A. GIBsoE, how Ear is it proper for the
Christian Pastor to meddie with politics {?
r. B. ROGERS, what kind of public
amusements arc wholesome III their in
iuence on societya
r. HALL, the inspiration of the Scrip
lures.
NJ. LEWIS, skeleton of sermon.
Subjects for discussion,-
/. The duty ofthe Church to instruct
the young in the scriptures.
.. Tho Missionary aspects of tho age.
All Ministers of tie Gospel of good
standing in Evangelical denominations
are invited to attend and unite in endeav-
oring to make tho meeting interesting and
profitable, especially in a spiritual sense.
A. GIBSON, Sec
River Falls JnIy IG IS69
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
LITERARY NOTICE.

One of the most interesting and useful pub
locations which comes to our sanctum is the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, a weekly publicati' n,
devoted TO popular sclencc, new Inventions,
ana ne whole range ar mechanic and manu-
flctaiIgg arts. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has been
published ~ fifteen years, by the we'll known
fateut c,u..citors MessTs. MUM d. Go. 81
Park Row, New orh ana has yearly III
creased in interest airI clgculaton until 1t has
attained, We understand nearly 3v,UuO sub
scribers, which is TIE best OF evidence that
the publication Is appreciated by the reading
public.
To those of our readers who may not be
familiar with the character OF the paper, will
state some Of the, subjects If which 1t treats
Its illustrated descriptions OF all the most In
! oltant Improvements in steam and agricul-
iu.al machinery, Will commend t to the En-
gneer and Farmer, while the new household
inventions ana shop tools which are lllustd teu
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VT, tine PRACTICAL receipts contained Iii every
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ruvenanic or smith who has shop for llan-
uttcturing new work, or Repairing OH.
HE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Is universally re-
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10 the repository OF American Inventions,
and the great authority OH law, and all BUSH
Less connected with Pat-rits. The Oihclal
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Of American invention.
1t il not only the BEST, but the largest and
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Commissioner OF Patents. Is not only engaged
with the publishers i'll their immense Agency
department, but as writer on Patent Laws
anu practice, his ability is torcloiy portrayed
Ill the columns Of this paper.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published once
a week, (every saturday. each hualber con
tanning IL Lagos of Lettsrpress, f.om 10 TO IL
Original Eugrayings of New Inventions, con-
sist,ng of the most improved FOOLS, En-. ines,
Mills. Agricultural Machines ana Household
UiensIl, ~ numbers III year. comprising
632 pages and 500 Original Engravlngs. prin-
ted on heavy, fine paper. IN form expressly
Tor binding. and all f,r 81 psr annum.
A New Volume commences on the lst of
July, and we hope a large number of our
tow nsnen will avail themselves of the pre-
sent opportunity to subscribe. BY remtting
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
The dwellcr in this St. Croix Vale,

The dwellcr in this st. Croix Valley
needs now, no imagery of celestial cities,
with cleaning walls and golden streets,
with swelling music and waving palms,
with crystal rivers and fair inhabitants
robed in white, to form an idea of Para
disc. All he has to do, is to simply look.
If in June and July this country is not
a sensual paradise, we have wrong con-
ception of what that word implies. Every
sense may be gratifisd, and the beauty of
heaven and earth, the one wrapped in the
Amiling sunlight of the other. is so rich
that it seems rs if the slightest addition
would make it oppressive.
All day the earth yields fragrant odors
from her vast varieties of vcrdure, the
grain fields rippls TO the touch of the
passing breeze, the trees seem almost bur
dened with their lcafy weighty of green
meas, the busy streams thread the field
fksltsngled lines of silver, the shadows
slowly creep around tree and cottage as
the sun goes up its shining pathway,
while the very cattle wear q look of phil
osophieal enjoyment and intelligent con-
taat. And when the night comes, it Is
st bot and sultry, but cool and delicious,
81 It's breath is q blessing, and its touch
20 fond cares. We cannot now a.
pEeciate the sentiment
Il would not live Away"
Ialo,, Devil.
Throw Up the window 'Tisa morn for
lite
In is most subtle luxury. The air
Il like breathing from rerer wo-''
and the south wind IS IKE d kssti3 friend
Parting the hair so softly nv b-aE.
It has come over gardens, I'd the t,aY-crs
That ki,s'd it arc betray d far - Il par;s,
With its invisible fingers N laese halr,
know it has beer trifirg WITH he res,
And stopping to IL riolet There ,s jo-
Fer all God 70 creatures IN it. The wet L. -
Are stirring at its toe, l.. All birds are SIT
ing
AS if to breathe were mus, ard the grass
Sends mp its modest oder with the dew,
Like the small trihpte Of humility.'
There, that will do.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
RIVER FALLS:

xN- Mr.. J. NJ MCKEE is our authorized
Asentin Prescott, he will receive subscriptions
knd advertisements tor the JOURNAL.
eMr Nm, II. Cocks is our authorized
agent in Hudson. he viii receive subscriptions
and advertisements fc. the Journal
All those Indebted to as II find their bills
vita him, also plenty of blank receipts which
he will be pleased 70 fill and furnish them. 81
sE For four dollars we will furnish the
youRxAL. and the ATLANTIC Nos-gLY one
year.
sT Fortwo dollars sui eighty cents we
will furnish a cnpy of the Wisconsin Farmer
and the JOURNAL for one year.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
Our Programme.
River Fails, July lG, 1869.

Having got ont our papers" here in Hnd-
son, we consider rself "I.aturaiized," feel
that we have all the rights OF a Native Amer
ican." and accordingly We make the following
''declaTatory statements"
WcIriteI.d to think as We please upon all
Subjects and defend such filth anil life as is
after this (leap) year don't want clubs ~
over five hundred to one GddrCss and don
want fiends that wont trust us. We shall
claim the right to- blow on any man who
don't like The Times: we viii puff Hudson
CITY il the Common Council tells rs to do il
puff every railroad company whi:h will let rs
ride dead heat luff all the business men who
don't forget the printer put hotel keepers
who tell us never mind our bill puff any
political party which won't put mp mean met
for Office and insist that the N, rthwest is a
glorious country. if the sisy proprittors will
give us a corner lot.
" fear thu Sheriff. hate the Democrats. de-
s1'sa every body who is poorer than we, To-
sYect Qlise,f. love inc tax payers, ard will
.a'-r 90 MY orders on subscription. 5 elah.-
We viii keep the upper hands Of The devil. tell
hr t.s,,!, If necessary, abuse he Administra-
ton, and spear" into orr cetemporaries.-
s. wont lie unless paid for it, wont pay our
3o.t5 oil ia advance, and wont write long
=. .tcri;,is. We believe in You g America.
believe in the "Irrepressibie CqHhici." believe
Caleb CT shing is "a great man, believe our
Democratic friends in this City are between a
.'perspirati0n aud purgation." and believe
the dog Law ought TO DO enforced III Eud-
son.-Hudsoa Iipacs.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

A Republican Caucus will be held at
the School Honse in this village on Sat
urday evening of this week, for the pur-
pose of choosing two delegates to the
County Convention.
The River Falls Republican Club will
meet on the same evening.
By order of the town committee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

TEN years ago, wisconsin had not q
single mile of railroad complete within
her borders. Now nearly one thousand
miles are daily traversed by the cars
Wisconsin is state of rapid progress;
find another in the Union that will COM
pete with her, fyou can!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
REPUBLICAN RALLY.

The Republican Co. Club will meet at
Trimbello, on Saturday, July 28th at two
o. clock, 2. 81.
Speakers and Music will be secured.
Let there he largo attendance.
Bv order of the Elk. Committee,