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JAMES II. KEMP h CO.,
~ SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER & BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARP
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATIC INSTRUMENTS
Have constantly hand extensive assortment of
ships Compasses, Quadrans Octants Sextants
Bsromeers The nomeers, Drawing Instruments, Lamps
surveyors Compasses Gauging Rods Out Sticks Board
Rules Tai tLines, Blurtts Coast Pilots Shipmasers As
ssant Hedge Anchors, Charts parts OF the world
Chroaomeer rated and instruments repaired in the best
Inanner. ap2-f
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Passage to Patuxent 81. Meals extra.
Passage to Fair Haven so cents Meals extra.

,- THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
VIII leave Baltimore for the PauNent every FRIDAY
morning at clock far up HIPS Landing Return
ing, VIII leave Hs Landing every Monday morning for
BenedCt VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
Haven going and returning ~ "
Freight received On Wednesdays and THURSDAYS
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EOTICE.
a1asssa.z FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

,-,, 49, 49,, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT.
CHANGE OF DAYS.-0n and after WEDNESDAY, May
I'D, 1850, the Steamer MARY WASHIN GTON will leave
Tor The river every WEDNESDAY and
as lyons creek Wednesdays. Returning, will leave
on's creek on Thursday corning o'clock for Bait mole
VIII ave Baltimore on Saturday morning o'clock for
Hirs Landing. Returning, will leave Hills Landing on
hon1ay morning at O'Clock for Baltimore, calling al the
usual landings the river also at Plum Point and Fair
Haven going and returning. "
Freight received On Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
po,.a,,, - r,...., >, N. h. WEEMS, Master.
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A NAST STEEL BELLS.
~ NJ; KEITH, JR., Il SON, Agents, % South Charles
street. have in store sample OF these celebrated Bells
made by hayler Vickers 4 Co, Sheffield England to
which they respectfully ask the attention of church organ
Zatos hre departing nts, and individuals the
Southern and esten States Bells supplied at short
tee varying in weight from IS lbs lbs Prices are
only onethrd as much bronze. than half as
much as composition Bells Circulars can be had on app
cation. anShs e
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ENaa Esasa - - REST AND SOETR
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after JUNE 18th, 1860, the trains will
q llows:
Leave Camden Station Bamore-sfail Except SUNDAYS
at $50 A H. Express daily p NJ and Accom- mo9a
ton at $50 NJ, through for ALL PARIS Ut THE VEST
SOUTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. H. train
between Cumberland and Wheeling and between Grafton
and Parkers5urg take the go P b. train from Baltimore
and from Frederick at 7.20 A Il.
THE EI.LICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
A. NJ, and 20 P. 81. and Eilicos Mills !i5 NJ and
SOP. N. " ~
For WASITINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at rs and $40 A. ~ and3 Is and aP
" On Sundays at 425 A. NJ only Leaves Washington .of
Baltimore at $40 anG 740 A. NJ and 20 and $50 H. Or
Sundays at 220 P ~ only The second and third trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The
fourth trains from Baltimore and the third from
Washington Connect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind, information apply
ENGLAND, Agent, the Ticket Office Camden station
W. P. SMITH,
- Naster OF Transportation.
L. d. igE. ieI4
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Stkannhnats.

Ez..slS-N I F0R PETERSBURG (via CITY
ffFFsf f1,sa1 1s PolNT VA)-.The steamer CREW
wharf Y IusGelvng cargo and will leave Ioht sra
Frr fre1ht W EDN ESDAr AFTERNO0N at o'coct
f0i iiesh' Or passage, apply to o-'' a. " 'O'A'
1t Pr j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
Tss1 0 Light street wharf
.EE,ssss4hsEsszN IT,, FOR RICHMOND, VA
c sasiaaa4=ees The steamer "BFLyIDFRE, % oru r
WEDN an hF XII eSy, Light street wharf NEXT
For freight or passage apply to
It p, J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
IN . Light street wharf
AzAAA@zzA1aAz7--su SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE N
DALI Aohti, CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA Rrnv
LILLE AND MEMPHIS. TENN +N'O<h-
~, ID Il Mt Err MEDIATE TOWNS
Inc steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BElVIDFRF 49,
n2W ieaylng Baltimore EVERY WEDNESDAY, and : s st
UNA AFTERNOON, at O'clock for City Point u
connecting with the South Side Railroad To- Iyncbi,'
hnoXYllle, memphis, and intermediate towns heinz ~
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS
and
-, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 an important points in Southwestern Tennessee
bama and Mississippi. f' Va a."
Goods recepted for through any Of the above places
further information rates and time to the seyel Ell
tons on the route, apply to
J. BRANDT Jr
Agent Powhatan Steamboat Company,
Gaullu No. Light street wharf
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
.. MULlMYER Il HUNTER.
laZo-u Corner OF Howard and FRANKLIN SIC 10

8Ssf rs. CARRIAGES | CARRIAGES Tvs
3S=-e9- have on hand at 90 North GAY STREET theiS
Eest assortment OF FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES sortb ~
rev YORK. all of hei ates fashions and most anTrn,sJ
styles The public invited to call examine for t6e
serves all OF which will be sold reasonable terms
BQRR, HAIGHT & O'CONNFfJ.
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r UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEML0CK RAILS, ETC
just landed and for sale at our wharf: ''-0
$4,000 No. HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap Q.
$4,000 feet A. and "a Hemlock FENCING
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr lights and
Others Also variety Of Building Material ali OF ybch
we ofer at lowest market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 CO.
West side of Union Dock.
ap7-6 adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
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II OH E JOURNAL FOR 1851
New Series.-New Features
New Type.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A new series of this widely circulated
family newspaper, will commence on
tie 4th day Of January nert-priuted
on fine paper and new type. Wiih the
January number viii begin the publica-
ton of a series of beautiful original work 5
of fact and fiction, written expressly for
the Home Journal, by the best authors Of
America. The first of these is from the
facile pen of a well-known and highly
gifted author, and IS q powerfully writ-
ten, startling, mysterious and de eply IN
teresting history ofcourtship and naarrieI
lye This charming story will be sue
ceeded by others ola similar description,
several of which are already in prepara-
ton All the former peculiar fpa-
lures of the paper, which have given it
world wide reputation, wiI be continued
while the several new ones will add in
finite vatetgto its already diversified
pages. Among them are y number Of
fresh, spicy, amusing, original sketches,
which smack and relish Of the wit, hu-
NOR, racness, brilIiapcy, and sparkle of
the times. As heretofore. no labor or
expense will be spared to maintain the
high reputation of the Home Journal,
which is everywhere, both at home and
abroad, acknowledged to be the most re-
fined and elegant repertory of literature
and the arts on this side of the sea, and
.he best AID cheape family newspaper
in the world. As no more copies of the
new series will be printed than are Or
dered those who desire to begin with the
commencement of the volume will be able
to do so by forwa ding their subscriptions
without delay.
TERMs.-For one copy for three years,
SIS; for club of seven copies. $40; for
club of fifteen copies, $50; and at that
rate for larger club-always in adj
vance.
Address Morris AND. WILLIS,
Editors and Propristors, l07 Fulton
Street, New York.
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Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that the undersigned will present
petition to the next Legislature of Wisconsin.
pravine that the citizens of Pierce county be
authorized TO vote upon the removal of the
county seat of said county. from the city of
Prescott to such point as may be designated
in sections sixteen. seventeen. eighteen, nine
teen. twenty. twenty-on twenty-eight.
twenty-nine and thirty in township number
twenty-six, Range no. seventeen, West, in
said county: also that said petition will re-
quest that the vote on the renewal may be
taken at the Annual town meetings to be
holden it said county on the first Tuesday of
April 1861.
Signed; W II Moore, Franklin Otis and
others.
River Falls, Dec. 26 1860
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EARLY RISING.

"God bless the man who first invented s,eepl",
So Saneho' Panza said. and so say T.
And bless him. also, that he didn't keep
His great discovery to himself or try
To make it-as the lucky fellow might
A close monopoly by "patsnt right T. 4 @
Yes-blsss the man who first invented sleep
(Ircally can't avoid the iteration y
But blast the man with curses Loud and deep,
What'er the rascals name, or age, or sta
ton,
Who first inrented, and went round advising,
That artificial cut off, Early Rising
"Rise with the lark, and with the lark to bed,
Observes some solemn sentinentalo owl,
Maxims like these are very cheaply said
But ere you make yourself a fool or fowl,
Pray just inquire about the rise--and fall.
And whether larks have any bed at ALL
The "time for honest folks to be abed,"
Is in the morning, if l reason right;
And he who cannot keep his precious head
Upon hispjllow till It's fairly Light,
And so enjoy his forty morning winks,
Is up to knavery ;or else-hs drinks 7
Thompson who sung about the Seasons
said, saEs ~ 4sH>
It was glorious thing 10 rise in season,
But then he said it-lying-in his bed
at ten o'clock n-thevery reason q
n 4 ha -fplrn1a f.~t ia
His preaching wasn't sanction by his
practice. t,.
IT'S. doubtless. well 10 be sometimes awake
Awake to duty, aud awake 10 truth q
But when, alas a nice review we take
Of our best deeds and days, We find to
scoth,
The hours that leave the slightest cause to
Are those We passed in childhood, Ola
sleep
'Tis beautiful TO lea, eths vorldiawlile J
For the soft visions o: the gentle night
And free at last from mortal care or gull,
To live as only in the angels sight,
In sleeps sweet realm so costly shut n,
Where, at the worst, we Only dream of sin
So, let is sleep, aud give The Maker3prsises
like the lad who. when his father thous-i
TO clip his morning nap by hackney sd Phrase
Ofvagrant worm by early son,sster caught.
Cried, served him right it's not at all Sur
prisimg,
The worm was pun;shed, sir. FOR earl risingi'
join G. ,Sare. -~A34~NF
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ADvE.pISEIES'r.

Notice is hereby given to all whom il may
concern. that the undersigned viii present a
petition to the next Legislature of Wisconsin,
praying that the citizens of Pierce comfy
be authorized to vote upon the removal of the
county seat of SAID county, from the city of
Prescott to Section number twenty eight,
in Township number twenty six. Range no.
seventeen. Vest, in said county also that
said petition viii request that the vote on the
removal may be taken at the Annual town
meetings TO be holden in said county ON the
first Tuesday of April, 1861. Y 9cr
Signed James Akels, Jacob Iversou, a.
Chapman, H. Felt a. C. Morton, 4. Young
man, S. III. Davis, and others
River Falls, Dee. 4, 1880.
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What proof more reliable could be Civ
en- in favor of any medicine than the fell
lowing letter, received unsolicited, from
the Rev. w. B jacobs! Read it.
NEWARK, n. j., June 9th, 1860.
Messrs. Perry Davis d. Son. Gen
Hemeh Allow me, unsolicited, to send
YOU a word of commentator for your
Pain Killer. l have used it in my Sam
iIy these several years, and found t all it
Gains to be. For Rheumatism. Coughs,
Colds, Burns, cholera tendencies, regard
the Pain Killer as beyond all price, and
as eficacious beyond any medicine with
in my knowledge. We keep it as our
chief family medicine, and find its use III
ordinary cases worth moro than any doc
tor. The testimony of others among my
acquaintauces and friends, is equally fav
orabIe. MANY clergymen have spoken
of it in the highest terms as a family
medicine. Missionaries in repeated in
stances have said to me in person and in
their letters, that the Pain Killer was by
far the best medicine used in heathen
lands, aud they use it for themselves and
families and administer it to others around
them. Thus much | am inclined to say,
as All act Of justice to your selves, and as
a benefit to others. You are at liberty
t, use this testimonial, if of any service.
Yours, &c, 81
REV. ". B. JACOBS,
Late Editor of Christian Chronicle.
Pain Killer sold by aII respectable drug
gists and medicine dealers.
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Meeting of the Wisconsin Fruit
Growers Association.

The Annual meeting of the w Wisconsin
Fruit Growers Association viii be held
at Lake Mills, Jefferson Co., Wednesday,,
Thursday, and Friday, the 10Th, Goth,
and 21st of December, 1860.
Election of officers for the coming year;
free discussion upon fruits; list for
the West recommended mode of plant
ing, aspect, soil, protection, DC, will con-
stitute the business Of the meeting
Fruits of the season will be on exhibit
ion. Fr ends of the cause are. earnestly
reqestel to be present. and bring with
them samples of the fruit in their local
ity.
By order of the Executive Committee,
49,. j.. PLUMB, Chairman.
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SIaeriff,s Sale,
SBEEtHk|S SstICs
Pierce County, Circuit Court.

P1erce County, Circuit Court.
Alfred Day, vs.. VIM. b. Fsrrcll.
- Y virtue of an execution issued from said
ID court 10 me directed and delivered in the
above entitled cause, / did on the 9Th dav of
September, A D 1860, levy
upon and take all the right, title and interest
which the said defendant had of. in and to the
follow ing described real estate. to wit The
mouth west quarter o. the north west quarter
of section five, township tweui six of range
seventeen, lying, being, and Situate in the
county of Pierce and State Of Wisconsin, which
VII. expose for sale at public auction to the
h CHEST bidder for cash, at the front door of
the Court House in the citv eff Prescott, and
county and state Aforesaid, on the 9Th day %
January; A. D. 1860, at two o'soct in the al
ternoon ofsaid dry, to satisfy said execution
and costs of sale.
Dated this 26th day of October, 1860, at
the Sheriffs Office
HIP. AMES, Sheriff of Pierce Co.
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away across the sea, the moral and it,
telectual worth of whose children have
exalted her to place among The might.
lest nations on the earth, and enshrined
he, forever in the universal heart of man.
kind. Aud now once more on this an
niyersary night, do reDow the pledge
OF my filial affection; once more do |
swear eternal lealty to the honor and
fame of Dear, Grand, Aud Scotland
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ARvER 1'fSFe MINT.

Notice is hereby given that the Under
signed will make application to the Leg
islatare Of the State Of Wisconsin, at tie
next meeting thereo, for tie efaoval OF
the county seat Of Pierce county from
the city of Prescott. ID. the northwest
quarter oftbe north- Is st quarter Q. sec
ton thirty FIVE, township twenty seven.
range efghteen3 in The tofn Of River
Falls, in sail county of Pierce.
john l.. DALE. JAMES n. ADAMS
River Falls, Dec. IS. lee0.
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FANNY FERNS AWE" OF A HUsBANl

FANNY FERNS AWE" OF HUSBAND
-"Ave of a man whose whiskers you
have trimmed, whose hair you have cut,
whose cravat you have tied, whose shirt
you have put in the wash, whose boots
and shoes you have kicked into the clos
ct. whose dressing gown you have worn
while corsbing your hair, who has been
down in the Kitchen with you at eleven
O'Clock at night to hunt for chicken
bone. who has hooked your dress, unlaced
your boots. md tied your bonnet, who
has stood before your looking glass with
thumb and fnger on proboscis, scratching
b,s chin: whom you have buttered and
teased, whom you have seen asleep with
his mouth wide open; ridlculous!
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A Warning to Euchre Prayers.

A young man of Milwaukee, who is
very fond of daughter of a pillar in
one of the popular churches, was taking
tea at the house of his adored a few
evenings since, and had some fruit cake
offered him. Being somewhat confused
on account of his situation, as the cake
was held out, he cried out, pass. The
father hearing him, aud H; s;: PIE; '-ye4
some in his younger days, was horror
struck at the young mans infatuation OF
the game, and thought he would teach
him lesson, and saTd bluntly, You pass
do you2 then l order you up, and there's
the door,. The young man sloped.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26

The wind is unseen, but it cools the
brow Of the tevered one; sweetcns the
summer atmosphere, and ripples the sur
face Of Il Q lake into silver spangles of
beauty. So, goodness Of heart, though
invisible to the material eye, makes its
effects upon surrounding thing, Wa arc
assured of its existence.
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TO CONSERVATIVES
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

The subscribcrgfor several years resident
Of t~ia, discovered while there's simple veg
ctahle remedy-a sure care for COnsurlpilo on,
Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. aud Ner-
vaus D.biiity. For the benefit of Consump-
tir,S and Nervous Sufferers. he is willing to
mako the same public.
To those who desire it. he will send the pre-
scription, with frll directions. free Of eharge
;.sn sample ofthe medicine which they will
find abcantif,Il combination of Natures sim
Ples1 herbs. Those desiring the remedy can
obtain il byEreturI mail: by addressing
J. &. CUTHBERT,
Ne. 429 Bso.dway.N Y
Arl p, 3m.
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An old Scotch Presbyterian servant
was induced by her mistress to attend AL
Episcopal church, where the furniture
and music were of tho most elaborate
character, and was asked how she liked
it. oh, she replied, 'it's vara bonny,
vara bonny; but, oh, my lady, it's an aw-
fu' way Of spending the Sobboth.'
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r On Monday there was snow
storm which made fine sleighing. The
lovers of fun had merry Christmas.
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River Falls, Pierce County. Wisconsin

g Next week we shall publish no
paper except small sheet with legal adj
vertisements.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26

HE WAS PosTED-Napoleon used to
say, ga handsome woman pteases the
eve. butt good woman pleases the heart.
The one is jewel, the other treasure
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26

E- There will be Party and Oys-
ter Supper ut the Cry HOTEL, in Hud-
son, on New Years evening. The mere
announcement of the fact is q sufficient
guaranty of a pleasant time.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26
Mlarriieo.5

In River Falls. on the 18th inst by Rev.
A GIBSON, Mr., VIM. D. GARDINER ana Miss
ELIZABETH PEERS, all of Hudson.
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FEAR.

1t is natural, when in danger, to be
afraid. 1t is natural, when you are
possessed by any strong feeling, to show
it. You see all this in children: this is
the point which the pendulum starts from.
1t swings over, and we find reaction
from this. The reaction is, to maintain
and exhibit perfect coolnees and indItfer-
ence in danger; to pretend to be incap-
able of fear This state of things we
find in the Red Indian, rude and an
civilized being. But It's plain that with
people who are able to think, there must
be reaction from this. The pendulum
cannot long stay in position which flies
so completely in the face of the law OF
gravitation. 1t is pure nonsense to talk
about being incapable of fear. remem-
Der reading somewhere about Queen
Eliz beth, that her soul was incapable
Of fear That statement is false and
absurd. You may regard fear as un-
manly and unworthy: YOU may repress
the manifestations OF it but the state Of
mind which (in beings not properly mon
strous or lefective) follows tho percep-
ton of being ia danger, is fear. As
surely as the perception oflight is sight,
so surely is the PERCEPTION of danger
fear. And for man to say that his soul
is incapable of fear is just as absurd rs
to say tha' from a popularity of consti-
tuition, when dipped in water, he does
not get wet. You, human being, who
ever you may be, when you are placed
in danger, and know you are placed III
Danger. and reflect on the fact, you
are afraid. Don'tvap and say no; we
know how the mental machine must work,
unless it be diseased. Now, the thought
full man admits all this: he admits that a
bullet through his brain would be a very
seriods thing for himself and likewise for
his wife and children; he admits that he
shrinks from such a prospect; he will take
pains to protect himself from the risk !;
but he says that if duty requires him to
run the risk he will run it. This is the
courage of the civilized man, as opposed
to the blind, bulldog insensibility of the
savage. THIS is courage -know the ex-
istence Of danger, but % face it neverth4-
less Here, under TIE influence of lon
ger thought. the pendulum swung into
common sense, though not quite back 10
the point from which il started.
"AH, doctor, how is my wife To-Day ??
The docler sh ,ok his head and said,
"You must prepare for the worst."-
Nv hat exclaimed the alarmed husband }
is she likely to recovera"
Sin, like all pleasure, contains spur.
Vice is like an autocrat, and let single
harsh fold in rose-leaf irritate it, It for
gets thousand charming by-gene fiat
teries. With Vice mans course must
always be crescendo and he must keep
it up.
Marriage appears like an immense droa-
ry plain, with its crop of nettles and null.
len stalks.
A young man who has recently taken
wife, says he did not find it BALI so hard
to get married as he did to get the furni-.
ture.
II GO trough my work" as the needle
said to Il Q idle boy.-"Bnt not till YOU
are hard-pushed," as the idle boy said to
the needle.
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TINE Subscriber offers for sale $50 lots i'm
Il the village of River Falls, amo,ig the most
desirable fer business or residences in the
village. y. N. POWELL.
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Yours Truly,

WATER POWERS for sale or lease on
w the most favorable terms by
n. n. POWELL.
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~ Remember the lecture on China
on Friday Evening.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26

EE P. V. WISE Esq. is now in Mad
ison and rem iins there till the latter part
of April, and will promptly attend to any
business in the Supreme Court, or pay
ing interest taxes &c, on School and
University lands.
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A FEW choice pieces of farming land in
IA this immediate vicinity, for sale at bar
gain. n. n. POWELL.
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O0A ACRES on Lake St. Croix, convc-
%oO nient TO Inills. One-fourth i'm hand,
and the remainder in one and two
years. VIII exchange for logs.
n. y. POWELL.
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TX LOTS in the vicinity of the Academy
aUTo those who will contract to build and
irarrove these lots. l0per cent. Of the pur-
chase money only will be required tht
remainder time to slit purchasers.
y. n. POWELL,