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sQUlBs.

"Gentlemen of the jury" said an
Arkansas lawyer, "would you set q
rat trap to catch bear? Would you
make fools of yourselves by cndeavor-
ing to spear . buffalo with a knitting
needle? No, gentlemen, I arm sure
you would not. Then how can yo,,
be guilty Of the gross absurdity OF
finding my client guilty Of ,aamsIaugh.
ter for taking the life Of ,oon,a,,
The following puzzle" was found
among the papers of a person deseas.
cd, and is supposed to have reference
to newspaper bills. 1t will serve to
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RAILROADS.
1859. E4ER]l@ 1859.
: E ASON OF 1859.
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH ITS CONNECTIONS,
Forms tie shortest, quickest. and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit,
Toledo, Pittsburgh, New York,
Boston, and all points
East and South.
Two Express Trains daily (Sundays except
ed,) leave La Crosse on the arrival of tho
morning and evening boats from St. Paul, con-
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trims on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
Milwaukee, 1tasca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
Paul every morning, Saturdays excepted. J
connecting at La Crosse with the 1905 A. NJ.
Train.
Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
"ouh0V az OsoO SdInc IOTIllUk, seven hours ana
thirty miru:es in advance of the Prairie du
Chien Route! and at Chicago at 2.15 same af-
tefnoon, four hours and thirty minutes in i'd
vance Of any other route!!
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle, North
efn Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era,
leave st. Paul every afternoon, connecting Of
La Crosse, with the 6 A. NJ. train next morn
ing.
i Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kee at 2.30 p. NJ, eighteen hours in advance oil
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago, at
| 6 45same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALI
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware of statements made by the agents O.
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that tho
distance by the La Crosse route is onlv nine
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie DIT
Chen route, as they are false. ard only mad,
. to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route {,
Milwaukee is Sc miles the shortest, and E
/ Chicago. is 80 miles the shortest, and "a mile
less River Travel.
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS Low AS BY ANY
; OTHER ROUTE.
Baggage checked from La Crosse {,
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
~ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee o
!, Chicago.
{ - Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and b,
no other.
- SLEEPING CARS are run in the trai,
caving La Crosse at 1905 Am.
~ Tickets tor sale by
MESEROLE & MoLAREN,
Agents at Red Wing.
&c. GEORGE, Local Agent, St. Paul.
} JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Ira Yelling Agent
w. W. WILSON,
! Gen. N. W. Agent.
May %, SO. 147tf
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HOW a RD A SOCIAL TON
LII PHILADELPHIA.

III o " a r D A s S OC1 A TON
LII PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established BY Spec
lal Endowment, for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed. afflicted With Virulcnt and
Epidemic Diseases. and especially for thcCure
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon: to all who apply by letter. with
a description oftheir condition, age, occupation
habits OF life. &C.. and in case of cxtreme pow
Orty, Medicines furnished free ofchargc.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sopcrmatorhea,
and other DISEASES ofthe Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispcn
airy, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enve-
ops, free of charge. Two or thrae Stamps for
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. j. SKILL1N HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association, No 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order Of the Directors.
GEO. FA1RCH1LD, Sec. EZRAD. HEART
WE'LL. Pres,
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n . NJ NJ ERC1AL COLLEG
~ IN
Red Wing, esota!
UNWISE TO GO BELOw!,
In accordance with the public Demands
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Has been established in Hamline University,
where young men desiring to engage as Clerks,
Merchants, Mechanics and Teachers, will find
here an extensive course Of instruction in prac-
teal
BOOK KEEPING!
PENN anship and Accounts, adapted to every
kind of business, and at less expense tlan as
any Of the gas
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES EXTANT!
Lectures on Commercial Law by the Profess
sor of the Law Department..
Call 1T the University Buildings before pur
chasing stationary, as arrangements have bee'
made 50 that students with the proper order
can get the necessary supplies cheaper thar
otherwise. Terms For a full course-in ad.
cancs- $1,000. For course connected with
the Collegiate course-e9sra per tsrm-@4.O0.
All letters. direct to.
JOSHUA AACRES, President.
November -, 1889. 172tf
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n II E G LDEN DOLLA
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
Henry Clay On UisuniOn.

A Louisville (Ky.) correspondent gives
henry Clay's opinion of Dsunion:
remember we'll how Mr.. CLAW used to talk.
write and speak on this point. Though when
on me brink of the grave, his eye flashed with
It's old ire, his form rose TO it's full height, and
his voice recovered it's commanding tone: when.
ever secession was even alluded to in his pre-.
sehce' lie had no patience with the bare sug-
9tStIon OF The idea. He was for crushing out
all equation Of such a topic Were he living
nc"' ne would be for looping off the hydra head
~ secession Oy The strong arm of the offended
ia"' he would be for keeping the Federal
III nm,dchihery at work in every State, and the
eueral ofhcers everywhere at their posts to
ou'h '"Ister justice, transport and distribute the
n'aHS, ana collect the Federal revenues. He
would nave no parleying with actual traitors
u Tue general Government. He would be for
'"' "'v"W'th putting down or strDgng up all
nulllheTs and seceders. Public enemies who
uare attempt peaceful secession" or "take
Cne chances ofrevolution," would fiud no mercy
rom him. In April. 1851, heard MIR. CLAY
emphaticalIy declare 10 Mr. Prentice a nd other
friends, IN the reading-room of the Gait House.
'lat ne approved the marching of the Unl.ed
states army into South Carolina, to resist her
secession, It she dare attempt it.
henfy Gays general opinion of the way to
Fsat secession and notification, as heard him
STATE 1t publicly and p,ivately, and as he ex-
pressed IT IN his letter of October 3, 1851, to
DdnleI UIliaan and others of New York City,
was this:
suppose the standard should be raised, of
open resistance to the Union. the Constitution.
ana 'he laws, what is to be done There can
oe out one possible answer. The power, the
Hu'norlty, and the dignity of the Government
ought to be maintained, and resistance nut
down at every hazard The duty of executing
'ne Jaws and suPPressing Instructions is with.
OUT limitation or qualification 1t is co extern
SVe with the jurisdiction Of the United States.
NO human Government can exist without the
power OF applying force, and the actual app!i.
catIon OF II IN extreme cases. My belief is that
II II should be applied to South Carolina, 10 the
event OF her secession, she would be speedily
Fcduced to obedience, and that the Union. in.
s'esd ,t OF being weakened, would acquire add.
tlonaI strength"
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22

JAPAN.-Letters have been received from
blr. Harris, the American Minister IN japan,
sting thai the Japanese had sent the steom-
:hip Ca.dInmurrah 10 San Francisco, md that,
"n her return voyage to YedO, she was ma viga-
ted by Japanese--a striking proof that these
insular AsIaiics are capable of improvement in
scientific and naval affairs. This was the first
tune they ever crossed the great Pacific Ocean!
They expressed their gratitude for the kind
ness which had been shown them, particularly
at The U. s. Navy yard at Mare Island, where
their vessel had been repaird. 1t is thought
that this event will very favorably influence
ouE intercourse with Japan.
TIE progress of the Secession movement
meets with an obstacle in the fact that Texas
cannot call State Convention, as her legisla-
ture does not meet for fifteen months. There
fire Texas cannot go out Of the Union at pres.
q It. Gov. Houston will not call an extra ses.
,.ron for the purpose of secession. Senator
Wigfall, it is said, will retain his seat in the
senate. Should he resign, as it was reported
Iaat he would do, Gov. Houston would fill his
place with Union man.
The Bell and Everett Club of ward III. Bos.
apn, are to TORN a skating club, using their uni.
ttrnis and lanterns On the ice.
AMONG the passengers per steamer from New
York for Aspinwall on Monday, were the ST.
Inese twins. Chang and Eng, with Two of their
Ealldren. They are going to California,
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFORMIT OF
PRICES.
A New Feature in Rusiness !

fGVely Ole MS own Salesman!-JoNEs & Co, of the
CIescent one.price Clothing Store GOA Market sreet
apove SIXTH Philadelphia. In addition TO having Ibe
most varied aud ia shlOnabe stock of clobIng
have constituted every one his own saIesmos b, bo
e arNeu IN ligures, on each article. the very low,
eSt price 1t can be sold for, they cannot possibly
ayall must buy alike. The goods are we'll spun ,ed
W u prepared and great pains taken with the max mn
~ 't all can buy with the full assurance of geltir
eooI e u!ucle at The very lowest price. Also a large
.ocN ol piece goods on hand, the latest syles n9d
fashionable and best manner % per cent below cr",'
Sixth. Philadelphia '' 00'' uo''e
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
REM VAL.
Lower the Rent! Cheaper the
COORSI

Ihe suoScrIDer, having moved TO The stOre-house
formerly occupied by Spfuance u Megeor. md ,J''
reGtIy opposite the Bank Of Smyrna would respect.
lnly call The attention Of his c0sI0mers friends and
me puDIc generally Ia his large and carefully select
ket Knowing that CHEAP GOODs are a Great Com.
"rler TO THIS community, he Is determined not 10 be
GnGencld by any one. Having bought his stock low.
Iol chhh' ne VIII sell u at very small advance on
cost. ioI the READY MONEY" for a numble siynence
Is betler tlana slow shilling" Thunkn for the nnb
c generous patronage heretofore he hopes bv slrct
attention 10 business and fair dealing To merit CON
tinuace OF The same. No pains will be eive
satisfaction IN every respect. Please call and exam
me STOCK before purchasing olsew here Ills rent he
ing only about hall as much formerly he intends 10
sell goods cheaper. n JONES
N. B.-POULTRY Of all kinds. and COunlrv Pro.
duce genelally bought at the highest prices. ie
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!

ne SdhSCr'hrr, having opened an Office m the lo,,n
'he PHhIIc mat ne IS NOW PREPARED to- sell n, n,i
F'h'" commission. al REAL ESTATE which ,,o,, 10
Iul IN ms hands From his past cxpe rIance tha yn,
I'n,,'.I III u Tor Tie past seI era years on
ar, 49, V' anu MS extensive acquaintance IN Tins
anu 'he surrounding States, particularly New Jerso
ne Is confident that he can Oher advantages IN ner
Iesi'ing 10 dispose oi Reat Estate. He would there
'ore eau ihe attention OF Farmers and others t h,s
ASenty' beeN ing that business entrusted o his L,n
Moc'u "e oI mutual advantage To both parties Ca,,
pe "nnI at ms office on Commerce street Gr., I,,
above Ischudy q Collins Store. ' Ooo'
' ~ NJ. HERMAN
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
KARRIED.

On The 18th instant, at the residence Of A.
Snow Naudain, by friends ceremony. in ,be
presence pre- OF the Mayor, Charles Corbit. of
rnliade :, PhIo, to Louisa a., daughter of Daniel
Corblt, of Odessa, Del 1"'''
On Thursday, Sth inst, by Rev. Mr.. Piereon
1osnua i. Foster, to Ilesterlena Hotfecker, oil
OfNew Castle. "ii
y Near Willow Grove. 25lh ult., by Rev. J.
Edwards. WIN. Roe to Georgiaua Scott.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
Fancy Dyeing Establishment,

J. g. w. JONES, No. 432 North From, 8,
above Callowhi!l, PHILADELPHIA.
DYE SILKS. WOoen and Fancy Goods Of every
description. Their superior style of dyeng lndies
and gehllemen's garments ~ wideiI known
rape and MerlnO Snawls dyed The most brilliapt
|rHpe and Merno ShawIs cleaned to look like new
Also, genIlemen's APPAREL CURTAINS Tc cIon'.aJ
or re dyed. " O'' ''e'''eu
where. q ~ es eIrIs use
sep2O-3m 'O'i0'
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
miscellaneous Advt.. son,
Road SCrar rra.

An arfirIo o,,.-.. .
Oct. lsl, loCO.. 81 {; {;
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
d.

;oa, n' %'I leSiqence. near Camden, on the 18th
Io',' mo 'orn w. r. Jackson, Speaker of the last
llouse OF Representatives of this State.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-09
q. M. POwELLS COLUMN
CONTINUED. 5 ID 1a1
10 lots and site free, with engine as above,
for ~. s.5t f.aa.s Egd
LATH, SINGLE d SQUARE, TIMER
MILL

The balance of the 500 free lstsin Glenmont
will be given to parties wishing 10 put up
stores, shops and dwelling houses.
Business men and mechanics please remem-
Der that these inducements woplsfmake atown
even where there were no railroad advantages;
and that here where the Grand Railroad cross
ing of the ST. Crox is bound to be, where such
long lines of road meet the nayigable waters,
and make their transhipments. together with
the Inducements offered to those who will go
there and 90 TO uork, combine to make Glen
mont a point we'll worthy of your attention.
Besides the bonus offered to actual operators
they will be allowed topurchase more proper
ty at Glenmont at the lowest rates. ID, ~
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attentcu is solicited 10
few investments which hit far TO. be
what in our western eountr5 are called ten
Strikes" For information concerning them,
apply iwmdiately, either IN person or by Letter
to GEO MAY POWELL. s
n. B.-With regard to the last nse,'. iened
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SsaeriEfs Sale.
Lawrence Hawkins ! State of Wiscon

Lawrence Hawkins State of Wisconsin
VS. Pierce County
Edward Hays, and Circuit Court
Margaret Lays.
BY virtue and in purs uance of a judgment
of foreclosure and sale. made in the above en-
titled cause at the January Speciatterm of said
court, held at the court house in the city of
Prescott in SAID county on the fourth Mondav
of January 4. d. 1860. shall exp-s. for sale
and sell at public auction 10 the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at the front door of the
Court House, in the city of Ercsro,t in sal
county. on the 30th day of April 1860 at 5
o'clock in the afternoon of sal day. the fol-
lowing described mortgagcd premises to wit
the orth West quarter of the North East
quarter, of Section twelve. Township twenty
seven, &C Range eighteen, the above described
land being and living i'll the county of Pierce
and State of wisconsin,, TO satisfy Judgment
and d, cree with interest and costs Of sale
Dated at the Sheriff's Office this 9th day of
January 1860.
II, AMES. Sheriff
OF Pierce Co Wis.
WHITE &ssJAY Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

LE those having subscribed for lots in ME
IL Cemetery grounds. are most earnestly
requested to make payment on the same with.
out delay. for it is imperative that the matter
should be cleared up Immediately. lal -
By order of the Board. 's9.. as
W. A. TOZER. Sec.
RS. Those who canaot raise the nocrav
please walk up and give their note
6lvss Fans, 5uly Ntla tsd& s6f
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THE JOURNAL.
p0ttrp
SECOND CHILDHOOD.

SESUHD GlHLU1UOu.
We wander down the mountains
W wander Ger the heath.
To those perennial fountai.s
That feed the stream OF death;
And as We journey. we backward cast
\ longing look on Our pleasure rast.
Ont from the morning glory,
out from the glare of noon,
Lif. like a brief wild story,
Shall reach lis closing soon;
Where, in the valley Of age, the day -
Dies, Ger the river of death away.
Back, To the sunset golden,
Our longinc ewes We cast,
And sighed for elorics olden
That checred US IS Ne pissed
For, in lif-'s nsocn. We were nearer the skies ::
And our souls walked downward IN grow
ing wise.
Oh, for he simple pleasures
Oh, for the ianocent iOysi - ~. (
The loves. the hopes. the pleasures,
When we were happy boys
L ir. White angels We see them stand
On me dim lnarse f that morning la4d
".
Aud eyes that are the Oldest
Look longing 10 the morn,
And hearts that are IT, coolest
Forget their monday scorn;
The soul grows Young on the shining shore,
And stands, ia The sunset, a child once
more.
Thus. in mystic tether,
Oar cIrcliug moments run,
Till morn and eve, together,
Archlendett iniO one;
Dat of The cleaning the morning shines,
Into tile cleaning the day declines.
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LAND "a LOTS FOR, Safe

VIE subscriber offers for sale the followi.. ;,
i valuable lots of land. ing
west half of section %, also the whole of
section %, Town % Range II.
!, Also several choice pieces of farming land in
the vicinity of River Falls.
These lands viii be sold on suci, terms that
none need be without farm. - 91'''
Also quite number, of desirable Build;ao
Lots IN River Falls. which viii be sold en- eaS
terms and low prices. VA esNss
deAee in River b alks. f''s Nss'
- VIM. 4 R0ZER