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VIRGINIA AT held In the Clerks ONCE Of North
ampton County Court Il Monday In November, A.
ID one thous md eight hundred and sixty
Thomas W. epady and sally sPady, PiAinudS
agAinst
John spady Edgar spady administrator OF southey w.
Rpady, deceased, - Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object o. this suit divide ceain slaves In the blu set
forth between parties entitled to the division can be
practically made but n then TO sell the said slaves andto d.
vide the proceeds auo1g the the pares entitled ard appearing
fled that the sal defendant J'hu spady, Is not
resident Of t State motion Of toe plant n by Edgar Spa
attorney directed that the said John spady do
pear ul month Aedue heeon Of this order and
protect h Interests and that Of
published for four suceesue weeks in
Rhuond whg published 10 the city OF Richmond
be posted the door Of Courthouse OF this
" on the Hfst day Of the next County Court
Cipv-res e.
no'3-W4N LAFAYETTE HARMAhsON, CLERK.
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A DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND for Saie.--
n n undersigned offers for sale privately the remaining
lion Of e Estate Of the late Taaferro, deed contains
about 82 ceres nearly 2O9 Of which open land the rest wood
n Il situate beautiful valley about mile from the Rspi
damn station Orange and Alexandra Railroad Persons Wishing
"a purchase small farm In healthy and delightful neighbour
hood are nvit examine IT, The tract will be divided de-
.Ired l. ". TAIIAFERRo,
ooIs-wu Rapidann Station Culpeper Co.. Vs.
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Marine NEWS

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHaOND. SOV,mb-r as.
Hlu u,rEa rrsso,r 81. oCtook-svE J6s. sErs asa
AtRIvED,
9icaashp Yarksun, Parish T. mz AMI passenger Lad
lam Watts
s. Geo Peabody PrliehATd BAimos mdIe and psi,en
gees ID. " Curre
ssam.r Cy o si.hmond Ntehsn PhIadslpA. mdzs. and
passengers. r. CardCzL
Bark ylr.illa. Lorsry. n. Y, hay, MARI DoSney.
schr. Eaio. Flccni-r, Toy iron ore, W. =. Irp.eiL
"a Q. uadd-n, FORBES Phil -delphla, coal
a. simpson, sprl 4, James River wheat
q" spr.t gboF, Lord, Caiai.. IA rs, Libby turtan
MonIaErna kich salem. plaster D ldsord 4 Co.
" Aitira, Cunningham Balls mtzs
4 Miller, Cooper, las n sh9fe. scldcn 4 Miller.
May ana Virginia Todd Jam. a River, wheat
SAILED.
steamship Roanoke Crouch. n mdzs and Pasienser Lad
Ian Watacu.
seh-. Mari. Jane, Jones, dosn ne river. light
An r17. Warren,
5 p Hass, Mason. D c. cal, ". D colqul,s Co.
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rDUoAr10N.
SCH0OL OF DESIGN
M THE

OF THE
Virginia Mechanics institute
-, = .o,,oor All he orened IA the basement Of the ME-
c4SIEs IN .Ss snsa soSDAY WEDNESDAY
pIT a. until the it Of May 1861 Besides Mechanics.
,Ga TdI DTssl9S sns f1sySs desired
Avn @ nIS 10 Mr. O. HHHlcK. who will be In the school
~ rsninSS Of TaesiAy, Thursday and Saturday Of this
week or 70 he Uo"ni'' THOMAS r. wYNNE
L. L. MONTAGUE,
no12 In - , -
IEDS PHILLIP MAYO win reopen her SCHOOL; At
M 70. ftn-cb an iith street. between Bread and Mar
IN - a. All Monday In October. she will receive few snan
bOyG Terms $50 per session Of : @oneis 9-9 -
Situation 70 teach, BY gentleman quail ned %
w 800 Tn,,,b latin French Mathematics, and the Rndi
~, ~ +.sf He has had years experience. Address
box No a. Hampton. Va. ~
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RICHMOND DANytIE RAuEoAD CoNPANY,
Richmond l2ih. $500 I
TUNHE TIIIRCEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Stockholders n this Cor pany, will take place
second WEDNESDAY Q2th) December, next
THO5 W. BROCKENB0ROUGH.
Secretary aud Auditor
ruRM CT FhoNr.
all By these presents, that the undersgned do
hereby constitute and appoint Attorney - for and In
20 all questions that may be brought before the
the Stockholders OF the Rohmg nd and Danve Rail-
Company be held at Richmond WEDNESDAY the 18th
DAY December 1SG adj burned ting thereof here
bv ratfsing the Of said Attorney In the promises
faly present and voting In person In testimony
whereof - have hereunto Affixed hand, this day Of
noiO-tl2le
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CIRCUIT COURT, ST.

Thomas Rice, executor ofJohn Pa,teson, sr., deed.
Plaintiff,
Va
Tobp Paitesou Thomas Patteson In his right and
admir- Of John Paton Edward Watson wilkins wasonv r-
.ina Watson Polly Ann Waton, Caroline watson, Lucy lane
NstFo9 Watson, the representative OF Mildred WATSON,
IecA Lowry and MI ired p lis vile David p Key, Wa ter
n KY John Key. Martin Key the representative ofsiAy
NJ. doNry, and - Burnett and Elnira y. his wife
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This c.u1e % day be further heard the papers
formerly read and By eounfe On consideration
CO.'S order hathe Commissioner Of the court
who shall III cted by hs decree Of April term
isO Ia addition directed by I'll, said decree, 40
also enouIre are ne parties enit d cpa;e In the dis
trbuon surplus at remain In ne hands The pain
liz an Ia prOpor9n tkey entitled, and make report
IA he Court and the ds order that the Co missioner give
notice time and pfee q maung the 'ad enquiry Ia e
manner a. he directed said April r 1862 10 give
notice the taking said accounts fnd that the tad notice so
ViVen equivalent personal snge OF such notice 90 The
/ arties. Aeopy-les'e' ~ ~ ,.y,yo - n n
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po,s-ra. G G,Pi-TEi' s HARnAssos, Clerk
VIReINIA lhs clteall o0uIl O lhe c0unty Of Hen

VIRGINIA tin the Circuit Court OF the County OF Henri
N CO. October 2Ith, 1850
On he molten Of C>Coe and HbernA his wife who H.
hernia Cullen dbutee Of simon Cuuen, deceased appear
nR TO the than years have elapsed since the
qnaHdcao, Eiza Enthusiastically Of said De edebt
Il ordered creditors said decedent do here
the January sG and shlv this Court II
they aud delivery Of the estate Of said
Simon his rbutees and that copy Of this order ha
be published successive weeks In the Rich
onl Wing posted door Of the Courthouse Of the Coun
Hen0 first day Of successive terms Of the sald
Court. copy, Tesle,
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COO REWAHD.-RAEAwAY. from Mr. W worsham
- ~ whom she hired, about The LIST Of May last NJ
go named ISABELA She belonged TO NJ Ro Cor
bn OF Caroline and be urGng about his farm where she has
child this where Ghe has been hired for several years
past middle size and Of dark brown complexion She
quite her and Riga The above reward
be paid upon delivery her confinement In jail
where get her -
oekQ- a
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NOTICE TO SrCCKHOLDERS.-An adjourned
~ meeting the Stockholders OF the Richmond and York River
npAnv will be held al West Point Ia the county OF
King VII lam "WEDNESDAY the 18Th daY OF December next
with the view Of ele ting President Ct the Company and q
adopting such ofrrenehment snd reform the cond
ton CompAnV Indicate be needf1 and II
mpor that the meeting be full and Stockholders
requested attend In person. possible otherwise
by proxy. nol3-c2awtlde A. W. hoRTON, Seey.
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ITALUARLE HANOVrsR Land FOR sALE

WTALUARLE HANOVYsR LAND FOR SALE.
~, I'm m Al pnSe apct ou IN not soli prvsisy) on the
ism day December Tins Yarn The best North river
within one mile Hsvle,t out the Virginia Central
Railroad I, l. bat seldom 80 valuable Far sTosSh mt
market Refer % Mr. Pondexier Of Richmond, Mr. A.
Anderson % vrrdon, Hanover or Mr. hrS upon me peseA
DECTTFIRD WHISKY-Of our own ReeebiDE and
our Sse brand warranted nee from sSss sSHy on hand
To the. Creditors OF the Ashland Hotel and
, well Coo O1 :, "a 9y Of Richmond
Elsard n Todd, and Z " Todd and John I Tod On
Mineral Wen Company "a joint Il et company duly
aeopOTated b. the General Assembly Of ygina Who
ian Bser, Pits;
IRWIN Robsssn he Ashland AM Mineral Well Company,
and Richmond Ffedereks9ug aud Poomae Railroad Com
ri, day tbs earss came on heard the b taken for
confessed 20 The Ashland Hotel and Mineral " Company,
NY ant The exhibits sled asd "a rSeed by counsel On consul,
sssa .hss9 SVS', o 1 az % s missioner Of he Cout
Who shall % all The b due BY ihs Inland Ito.
aa sa rspoS, srof % he cosr % ,issr any matters
deemed pertinent By himself or desired By The parties 70 De 'e
Feis sIing the aeeount above directed the oomms ns
hereby directed ve notice thereof BY pan eaion 70 one OF
more q III neuIpaP pushed ia The city Of Sehmondior The
trra Of four weeks auceealivey.
BENJAaIN POLLARD. D cisrS.
COMMISSIONERS oEFIuE,
ne interested IN TIE decree Of which above copy
jsv on Dccembe 800 al N O'Clock A. uh The esdnee ne
cesary enable dIeaase the dulles ~ inc 'a
'' Ssii-.,- s@@.aeasr.
EO PACKAGES BUTTER AND LARD
~ rS5,-,, E'F''i' y IN. WALLACE soNA
RVE ELOUR.-sO ESl Rye Io S, t95 slI' Ssnraru
nsig- Corner q Cary and ish streets.
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BY GopDTN 4 APPERsON, AUors.
VALUABLE RAHVI OF 400 ACRFs IN HANo-
NER CnuNTY. u MII.E5 hOkIHEASI OF RICHMOND.

Y vER ooUNTY, ia NILES soErH;E1sr on RIcaMoND,
TOGETHER WITH HORSES MULES. HOGs, SHEEP CROPS
OF CORN, HAY &c FOR SALE AT AUcrIoS-n the request
on III sIy % @ NovaS. @ az ii S SS %s
fair the fair day te valuable Farm which he
the balance heavily set 10 wood aOd timber The BudiSs tex
cept the dwell ng and sufficient fer the Of the
fnsiey James smith John n Green samuel Atkinson others
- about l9 miles northeast Of Richmond.
va tne younE Nue. well broke ohanes noe Stallion by
KOsuih Colt old two Horses one yoke ox.n nine
Hogs sheen hundred barrels Corn Hay shueLs
sraw, Ae al the Farming Implements one first rate hecOrek
Trims For real ssts Onethrd Cash balance one audiw
years. for bonds bearing inter s'eursd by trust decd Por
personal SONS under es'n over ua amount N
noi9-idI GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auct'a
u YARN OP go ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON
Gu Court Of couo'y cheithed pronounced the No
Ssmoer tern So IN The sndT .a therein Pendns On the
Reeeh Executor ct as shall, Special Commissioner Offer
ISM day Of December next atii o'clock ~ II fair not
first fair day, that large and defabl farm knoSn as OAK
LAND formerly owned by Col Nm hns5n aud the late
Mrs Martha A. Keeeh lying ia the said county Of che
erhd the spPomaltoH river Ave miles from the Clover i
This Yarn cont,in about hundred 2O Acres which
well wooded Ia Oak Pine, SC supplying far
nteie for the place the remainder open
arabic aud general improving state OF cultivation
The land consists Of situated hsnds and some
hundred Of fertile Oats on creeks ana the river
The situation s OF the most healthy and beautiful In The
rounding ryn desirable community. VITA convenient "a
ces market by railroad and the river and easy seee TO
ecu worship. The Yarn we'll watered The buildings consist
Of large and commodous DEerg in good repair the
KIT hen Ice House, Oyeeers House, Offices &c
The Stables and Barnes ample for farming purposes
As the OF land he offered for sale OF the
most productive residence OF the mos desirable IN
this the state All persous desiring TO locate permA
nen'ly would do vel TO examine
TERMsso much Of the purchase money 70 be paid Csh As
defray OF suit and SALE and The
mande to be paid three instruments Of one to and three
years. payments TO be secured by bonds and
al and the
title until he payment Of the entire purchase
deriving further Information rerredio Wellington
Godaon Of the hrm OF Goddn hpperson, Rshmond Va
IL Hessrs James H. Coz and Vim. BlankenShp. Winter
pool o I myeL Ny address IL Proe'ors Creek P.
ChsstTfed county, Va JOSEPH EDWIN cox,
Chesterfield O. H., Nov. IS, ls60 Special Comr.
sR-EIccutor's Notice.-At the time aud Tlace
viii auction by executor Of Mrs Martha A.
Kee deceased the entire Household and Kitchen Furniture stock
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MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND.
Capital $50, 1000. ,.,o, .,o,

NEONEY received deposit Eve dollars and upWards
L on which will be paid the Of six per centum
per for remaining six months or longer for shorter
periods the Of Eve eenum The
Joint fund responsible for depos Deposh received and
eertl6 ,Atef issued by the Cashier.
DIN ECrORSs David Curie John Dooey, T. H. Maury,
70 " Burton q. Paine. WIN. Christian Geo. N GWah-
mey Jas Hacke Lewis Gnte-, John H. Montague John T.
sublett Jas L. Apperson John J. Wilson, Peter
O. WArEck, John Q. shafer, John Thompson Brown.
ALEX. GARRETT, Secretary. ROBr T. BROOKE, Cashier.
aula-eiy JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, President
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REo@MoSD, Va, Nov. ;, ls60
TUyH geonoern Of BOILING CO. this day Dissolved ~ mutu
Al CONSENT either partner having the rghtt1 the name Of
Boiling Co. alone In liquidation Of the dey Of said eo,eeTn
ro,t-xaxs O. O BLANEENsHIP
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nt9O-iawt90JaI

SLAVES WANTEO.-Aso southern planter Who desires 70
- purchase for his use from 90 NEGROES In Ami
lies from one farm authorized negotiate the purchase
Any farmer wishing make sale Of su 1T would dove to
communicate with US DAVIS, DEUPREE CO.,
oe2s-us Richmond, Va.
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ne parties interested the above decree will take that
sAs execute ny Office at Buckingham Court House
18Th Cav iJanuay lS6 Given under ny hand this i' dsy
Of 'oV, 1sc0
9O-WiW EOBT. II GlLlS, Conn.,
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49, HOUSE, OF WILLIAMS, PETERS CO-RcHAOSD,
Va NOs 1850 On the resumption Of specie payments by the
other fak % Virginia. shall once, the Of the
Mnuttlu Bank Bank Of Phipp and farnes Rank FncAs
de, resume the redemption OF their heretofore.
noar 4
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CTMRERLAND HIGH SCHOOL

SCHOOL WANTED.-AY rginA Lady, qualified to rive
- Instruction English French, Drawing and Painting and the
rudmeh OF Mus desires situation Teacher situation In
Southern preferred References given and
CURED ANY COMMUNICATION addressed 10 Box 81 Rnther Glen,
Virginia, will receive prompt attention. aulI-2aWf
Ragh Register copy twice week for three weeks and send
10 Win
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL MoxLEY ............. LussrEs AND MlNlGEAs
b. PaILLIPs. .srAoE hAsAoEh
FIFTH WEEK
ENGEGEMENroF
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS.
MIR. PETER RICHINGS.
ID NIGHT or THE COMEDY WEEK
This Tues lay Evening, November 91th,
WILDE performed the great political comedy Of
f X T r F. NJ r 3!
Ma NsSsrSv' Miss Peter Scslnss
Look Ou.tor other GREAT OoNEOIu.
MECHANICS HALL.
&C COMMENCING ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov 9S,h 1850
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
George Christy's Minstrels,
Uader the Immediate personal IuP-rIatendence Of
GEORGE CHRESTY,
Auihr Of nearly all the choice gems Of Ethiopian Mn'rs.
s1e last ~ Years in tSe oiy Of New York Sesor, he elite
Of that eat metropolis are Tor The OF The
MAMMOTH COMPANY
will open as above appear positively NIGHTS ONLY
Remb,r Tho original GEORGE cHRIsTYln his inlni.ab and
CHRns or GDMIsAON-q5 cents seats In fr Mt 30 cents
~ Doors epsn quarter L performance
at a quarter TO S o'c.oek.
no3i-b JOHN SMITH, Business Agent
DIR. KANE'S ARCTIC VOYAGE.
Metropolitan Hall.
FOR POUR NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing WEDNESDAY,, November 2sth.
A GRAND MATINEE
Ga sATU lDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
VIHs WORK OF ART from the brush Of the Talented Artist
Mr. George Heuge fr m Drawings furnished by Dr. Kane.
Mr. THOS HICKEY of Dr. KAnes snouS at
each Exhibition In Arctic Cotume iDed by Dr. Kane IL
nous old Esquimaux Si-dge Dog od.CAr.NicG
EN-Doo open att Voyage Nil commence atS
EN-Admis Ion IS cts. Chi.drel and Servants - cts.
uo2T-d4t
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sITnIrIoN AS TRACHER WANTRn.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, graduate Of HAmpden Sidney Col
n leRe having had some expee &c In teaching deHres stu
alien In good male school
satisfactory certificate qualification and moral character,
can be had Faculty Of H. College former pat
Persons writing will give full information 10 the situation the
Address W. L. GARDEN, wyTissburg
ocl2-cts Charlotte Co, Va.
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RIO TIKI ca EDITORS OF WV J. WATKINS,

ITO THE or EDITORS OF WM. J. WATKINS,
CHARLOTTE deed Of trust having been executed the
October sGe by VIM. Watkins Of Charlotte county, by
which he has dedicated bis entire property 10 The payment Of his
debts hereby given his toes 10 present their
claims without delay
All ge era ercditor those having security for Their
claims required by the Of the dee TO sign the
whn sixty the execution he eo IN order 10 take advAn
tage provsons IL be found the Office ohe Charlotte
county Cour has been recorded II will also be record
ell IN Richmond and Ia Prince Edward
THOS WATKINS Mount Laurel o,
RICHARD v. GAINES, brakes BIareh, ''"''''
Charlotte
Or l5AACR WATKINS,
Attorney al Lav,
nc4-cQm Charlotte O. II.
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RICHMOND DANv LIN r z. CO,
Nov s6th, $50 !
CORRECTED STATEMENT.
Gross elrnngi Of a, Company ior The var ending 3)h
September l~tu ool9VA .
Evpens,s-Repaigl Of rad aud ali othtr charges Of
running 2ssas3 20
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-18
The True Wisdona.-A man

The True WISDOM man
may know all about the rocks, and his
heart remain as hard as they are; a man
may know all aboutthe winds, and be the
sport of passions as fierce as they; man
NAV know all about the stars, and his fate
be the meteor's that, after o brief and
brilliant career, is quenched in eternal
night; o man may know all about the
sea, and his soul resemble its troubled
waters, which cannot rest; q man may
know how to rule the spirits Of the eIe-
ments, yet know not how to rule bis own;
a man may know how to turn aside the
flashing thunderboit, but not the wrath
of God from his own guilty head; he
NAV know all that La Pace knew-al
that Shakespeare knew-aIl that Watt
knew-all that the greatest geniusess
have known; he may know all mysteries
and all knowledge, but if lie does not
know his Bible, what shall it avail? /
take my stand by the bed of = dying phi
losopher as well rs of a dying miscr, aud
ask of the worlds wisdom as well as of
the worlds wealth, "What shall it profit
man if he gain the whole World and
lose his own soul! =
despise not the lights of science; but
they burn in a dying chamber as dim rs
lis candles. They cannot penetrate the
mists Of death, nor light the foot of the
weary Traveller on his way in that valley
through which we have all to pass
Commend ne, therefore, to the light
which iilumnes the last hour of life
commend me to the light that can IRA
date the face of death commend me to
the light that, when all Others are quench-
ed, shall guide my feet to the portals of
that better world where there is no need
Of the sun, and no need ofthe moon, and
no need ofany created lights, for God and
the Lamb arc the light thereof. Broth
rem, leave others to climb the sleeps Of
famo-Lrother, sister, PIT your foot up
on the ladder that scales the sky; nor
mind though your brows are never crown
ed with fading bays, if you win, through
faith in Jesus, the crown Of eternal life.
DR.. Guthrie.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-18

FALSE BENEyoEENcE.-lf YOU want
to serve poor humanity effectively, says
tho Troy Arena, don't commence by
sending tracts that are never read,
and flannel shirts that = re never worn,
to Africa; but help tho needy around
you. If there be any old maids about
you, get t1em husbands; if poor. give
them money; if widows, console them :;
if pretty girls please them; if Pagans,
preach the Word to them; stir them up,
turn, twist, fry, boil, stew or cook them
into something Christian and good. After
that look out for the heather, and other
folks III foreign parts.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-18

Quite an exciting case has been CD
trial in this village during the week. One
GtcrriIla kellogg, was arrested on the oath
of elias. D. Angel, that she was 10 bet
.er thar she ought to be, in her associa-
1ion with Joseph Dumont. Tie case
was tried before Justice Farnham, Dist
atty. p. D. Pierce. and A, Morse for the
prosecution, AMI J. L. Dale and B. \
Needs for the defendant The case cIos
ed yesterday, and in default of hail, III
11,soner va, committed to Jail, to await
The next term Of the Circuit Court,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-18

FLIRTATIoNs OF MARRIED WOMEN
The innocent Irritation of married women
is one of the denominations ofmodern SOC
iety. Even q desire for promiscuous ad-
milatlon is wrong in a wife. The love
of ono and his approval should be nil
that she ought to desire. Let her be ever
so beautiful, it is disgusting and appall-
ing sight TO see her decorating that beau
ty for pubic gaze; TO see her seeking the
attention Of scnseless tops around, and
rejoicing in tho admiration of other eyes
than those of her husband. Her beauty
should be for HIN alone, and not for the
maze Of the fools that fiuttcv around her.
There is always among the seda:e aud
wise o sensation Of disgust when mar
ried lady attempts to ensnare or entrap
young men BY = profusc display Of her
charms, or an unlicensed outlay Of her
smiles. Such charms and such smiles
are loath>ome TO the indifferent beholder;
and the trail Of the serpent IS over them.
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RIVER FALLS:

ss~ Mr. j. N. MCKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he viii receive subscriptions
sad Advertisements Tor the JOURNAL.
sg-Mr. WM, Fl. Cocks is our authorized
agent in Hudson, he will receive subscriptions
End embellishments for the JOURNAL
An those Indebted to rs viii find their bills
with hlrn, also plenty of blank receipts which
he will be pleased to fill and furnish them II
- For four dollars we will furnish Tie
IouExAL, and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY Gre
year.
eI- Fortwo dollars and eighty cents we
will furnish copy OF the Wisconsin Farmer
and the JOURNAL for one year.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-18

Some our friends in this village re-
Gently spent few days hunting and fish
ing on Apple River. We are indebted
to 4. L. Cox and R. F. GREEN, for sew
cral very fine specimens Of the fany
tribe called pickerel. While appFoprio-
ting liberal portions Of them 10 our ind
yidual use, we were led to believe that
this world is quite a desirable place to
live in.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-18

DEA. Gray, one of the editors Of the
Cleveland Plaindealer, was at the recent
John Brown meeting in Jefferson, Ohio,
and told how he once helped tho escape
of fugitive slave from his master BY
hiding with him in a church steeple.--
Ouoth John Brown, Jr., "Well, let
me ask you if you did not feel nearer
heaven when you were up in that
steeple with the negro, than while stand
ing on the Cincinnati platform?' The
deacon dropped as if he had been shot
through the heart, and the whole audi
cncc rose and checred.