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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
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LIFE IN NEW YORK.

| Did it ever occur to yop what capital
trap Broadway is for catching fugitive
murderers, burglars and swindlers from
other parts of tia United States or for
ei9n coun,riesl 1t is fact that 1T least
nine -tenths of all-the criminal refugees
who visit this city are nabbed in Broad
way. And here is the explanation:-
Broadway is constantly crowded with
human beings. and the fugitive, having
previously disguised himself, SO that ne
feels sure OF escaping detection, seems to
think that he will be less observed iG the
throngod mart than in the scantily travel
ed side s.reets. Besides If he is perfect
stranger there, he cannot resist the tempt
alton to see the sights. Now, the chances
ne ten to one that the photograph Of
this particular rascal is at the police head
quarters in Broome street, and that his
l,neaments have been earthly studied and
copied with almost photographs accura-
CIV upon tho minds of twenty thoroughly
experienced detectives, who spend most
of their time in Broadway, in citizens
clothes, and are constantly on the look
out for persons whose portraits or verbal
descriptions Of whom have been sent by
the police authorities, or other parties, of
other cities, to the superintendent Of tae
Now York force. A man acquainted
with these shadows cannot walk half a
dozen blocks on Broadway without meet
ing one of them stroling along the street
arafuly scrutinizing each passer hy, peer
ing under slouchsd hats, looking with
especial caro- at every man with a wig
and spectacles. About three p. H.,
when the Broadway promenade is at It's
hight, shrewd detective will not have to
ride up and down the street more than
| twice before he will spy some nalfactor
on the sidewalk. Having strong suspi-
cion that he has at last found bis man
land the shadows rarely make mis-
tako,) he pipes the supposed fugitive.
watches his mannuvers, passes him two
or three times, and takes sidelong looks
at him, to compare his disguised face
with the portrait or description. In the
meantime he meets another shadow, Sc
cures his assistance by a sign, and feeling
at last perfectly satisfied that he is on the
right track, waits until bis prey turns into
e side street, saloon or hotel, Ito avoid
a scene, and then step6 up to him with
an extended hand, and addresses bin, BY
name. No amount of GOODNESS and self
possession can stand the shock Of ench al
unexpected salutaien, and tho guilty par
ty Immediately betrays himself BY the
sudden pallor of his face. The 'shad
ows' open their coats and show the pc
licenan's shield glttering within, an(
the fugitive succumbs to his fate in s
stupor of Amusement. Scenes like til
! o,cur daily in New York.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

EFrEcrs uF Observation-Disclosures
S. of South Carolina, was a splendid
lawyer and could talk a jury ont of their
seven senses. He was especially noted
for his success in criminal cases, almost
always clearing bis client. He was once
counsel for man accused with horse
stealing. He made long eloquent and
touching speech. The jury retired, but
returned III few moments, and proclaim
ed the man not guilty. An old nc
quaintance stepped up to the prisoner
and said: -'Jem, the danger is past and
homer bright; didn't You steal that horse g
To which Jem replied: "Well, Tom, I've
all along thought took the horse, but
since I have heard the Governors speech
don't think did"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
WON AN.

Place her among flowers, foster her as
a tender plant and she is p thing OF fan
cv wavwar>iresa, aud sometimes folly
Annoyed Ivy dew-drop trettcd by the
touch Of butte,iiy's wing, and ready to
faint at the rustic of beetle; the zcph
yrs arc too rough, tie shadows are too
heavy for her, aud she is ovcrpowered by
the perfume Of u rose bud. Bu: let roa!
calamity coEe-rousa her Affection
kind,c the fires OF her heart, and mark
her then. How her heart strengthens
Itself, how strong is her purpose. Place
her in the heat of battlc-giye her 4 child,
q brd-anythiag she loves, or pities, to
protect, and see her white arms, as a
shield, while her own blood crimsons TO
her uplurned forehead, praying for lie to
protect the helpless.
Transplant her to the dark places Of
earth-awaken her energies to action,
and her breath becomes a healing. her
presence blessing. She disputes. inch
bv inch, the strides Of stalking pestjlence,
when man, the strong aud brave, shr.nks
away atirjghted, misfortune dannts her
not; SIZE wears away a life Of silent endo-
rance, and goes forth with less timidity
than to her bridal. In prosperity. she Is
q bud full OF oders, waiting but for the
winds Of diversity, to scatter thom abroad
pure gold, valuable, but untired III the
furnace. In short, woman is a miracle, a
mystery; the centre from which radates
tho great charm OF existence.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

PETER CARTwRfeHT.-Nu an
ecdotes are related of DIR. Cartwright
Among the many we will relate one stri-
kinglv characteristic Of the man. In the
DAYS of General jackson, lie was spend
ing Sabbath in Louisville, KY, and WAS
invited by young pastor to preach in
his church IN the evening. He accepted
the invitation and appeared in the pulpit.
While going through with the introduc-
tory exercises, General Jackson came into
tbs church and took his seat. The young
preacher, whose notions of respecta blIity
were somewhat fastjdious, began to ex-
hibit considerable uneasiness for fear the
rough and eccentric CartN right might Of
fend the President. AT length he whis-
pered to the uncouth old stranger, "Gen-
oraI Jackson is in the congregation" hut
Cartwright paid no attention whatever
to tue hint. Again the sentence, &c. n
eral Jackson is in ike congregation" fell
upon his ear with greater distinctncss than
before. The patience Of the "backwocds
preacher" was exhausted, and turning o
lis whispering tormentor, exclaimed n
tone that filled the whole house, "What
do I care for GeneraI Jackson? God
acW damn hi0s as quick as he a0W any
niger i" kentucky Jho does ntrepent!''
The mortified young man afterwards
tried to apologize to Gen. Jackson for
the roughness of Mr.. Cartwright. Jack
son replied You need not apologize
for that man; if | had regiment of such
men / could conquer old England"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
CAUGHT IN HIS oggtg TEAR,


A girl, young aad pretty, bnt sboFe all
gifted with an adorable air Of caadoT, iato-
" presented herself beiora certain Ear
isian lawyer.
monsieur, | came 20 eansuls yoG Oh
grave affair. I rant to obligo mab
l love to marry me in spite Of himself
How shall | pToceodt r
The gontlomsn of sAe bar had, Of
course, sufficiently elastic Conscience
He reflected p.omens, then being surs
that no third pSrsop oreTncsrd him, re-
piled unhositatipgly:
"Nsdemoiseile, according to our law,
you always possess the means of forcing
man to marry yoa. You must remain
en- three occasions alone With b i'm, then
you cen 60 before the judge and swess
that he is your lover" -.
"And will that sattice, 4fonsieurl"
ayes, Madem0iselle, With one fnrt1sse
condition"
"Well!"
"That you will produce Witnesses wfis
will make oath to their having seen yos
remain good quarter of en boar with
the individual said to Lave trifled WIKI
your affections
Very well Monsieur, will retain yos
as counsel in tie management Of this
affair. Good day"
A few days afterwards the young gil
returned. She "as ,nysterously received
BY the lawyer, who scarcely giving her
time to seat herself, questioned b>r With
the most lively curiosity.
.'WeIl, MadoIaoiselle, how do n1stters
rrosper9"
Capital"
"Persayc.e in yonr designs, Aadomoi
selle, but mind the neat time yon come
to consult ne, you 1rIs. tell me what Tbs
name of the young .:aan is that We aTs
going to render happy in SPITE of him,
self"
"You shall have it without 1aiE, Mon.
sieur."
A fortnight afterwards. the young III,
dy, mora candid than ever, kuccke,s
dlscreetly ct thu door of her couneel's
room. No sooner was she in the room
than she flung herself into chair, say
ing that she Lad mounted the steps too
rapidly, and that tho exerti0n made hes
breathleas. Her COUNSEL endeayored to
rsaosure hor, made her inhals salts, and
even proposed to release her garments,
at is useless" said she, Il srn much
| better
"Well, Mademoiselle, now tell me the
name Of the fortunate mortal yop are ~,
in to expose"
"Well, the fortunate mortal, s,e +.
known to you, is-yoursslf" said the
young beaaty, bursting into laugh =
owe you, | have been three three teen
tete with you, and my four witnesses ara
below, ready and willing to ACCOMPANY
mo to the magistrate" grsvely cqnt;nue4'
the narrator,
The lawyer, thus faiFly caught, had
the good sense not to get angry The
most singular fact of all, is, that lie adores
his young wife, who, by the wsy, mssss
an excellent housekeeper::
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

LITTLE Alico-. dressed and prepar
ed for walk, was skipping back and
forth through the entry, waiting for her
mother to get ready to 90 out. Her lit
tie cousin said he was going out, too.
No. said Alice, you can't go-you
are not dressed up
Her uncle laughingly remarked, the
pride stuck ont quite early
No. answered Alice, it isn't my pride
it's my new morsen skirt that sticks out
so.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

"PAp," observed young urchin of
tender years to his fond parent, "does the
Lord know everything" -
Eyes, my son." replied the hopeful
s're. "But why do you ask that ques-
tons"
"Because our preacher when he prays
50 long telling him everything, / thought
he wasn't posted"
The s.parent' reflected.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

A GREEN looking chap hailed an emni-
bus driver dashing down the street.
'Art goiu' to Bridgeport" yes"
said Jehu, instantly reigning up. "Wa',
I thought so,' responded the wag, pass
ing on quite cool. Jehu made cut with
his whip byt the wag was beyond reach.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

LrrE.-Tbe cid man looks down, and
thinks of the past. The voting man
looks up, and thinks of the future. The
child looks everywhere, aud thinks Of
nothing. AMI there arc great many
children in tho world.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

"WHAr head your boy has" said an
admiring friend. "Yes, said the father;
she's chip Of the old block; amt YOU
sonny?" II guess so dad, cause yesterday
the teacher said was little bloskheat."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

The MERE MONEY MAKER.--The
most pitiful sight in life, is the man who
has stretched himself out of all human
proportions in desperate reaching to be
rich; who loves money for moneys sake
and has strangIed every motion in his Boz
som lest it may cost him something; who
heeds the French philosophers injunc-
ton 'hewars of tue first intention, it may
be-gcnerous;" whose heart is coated at
east like the cuts Of tea kettle in lime
stone regions, or shrinks in his left breast
like shivering fiIbeit, the pinnacle Of
whose ambition is to be a golden calf; .
being born to be man, content to play
the spider, all bis days, sitting with grim
conpIacency in the huge web he has VIC
ven, until brush OF D a'h's inevitable
broom sweeps all away, and leaves the
corner clear.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

THE TALENT OF SUccEss.-Eyery mni,
must patiently abide his time. He incs,
wait. Not in listless ialeaess, Mt il, use.
less pasti'ne, not in quernlons detection.
but in constant, steady, cheerful ondesso,r.
always wiling, fulfilling and accomplish.
ing his task, ''that when tl.o occasion,
comes he may be equal to the occasion"
The talent Of success is nothing moro thah
doing what yon dc well. without thought
of fame. If it comes at all, it will como
because it is deserved, not because it il
sought after. It is very iudiscrset and
troublesome ambition which cares SO
MUCK about fame, about what tIio sorll
says CT rs, to be always locking in the face
of others fog approval, to be ai%asi an :
xious abeut the oaec. Of what we do or
say, to be always shouting to hear the
echoes Of our own voices.-LonyfsAvae.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

Il say, JOHN. where did you get that
rogue's hatl' "Please, yer honor" said
Join sits IN old ono of yours. aatinissus
gaze mo 7ostssds7"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

The problem is solved. " hen an ir-
Yesistable body, naeets an immoyable DO
dy, what is the consequences They ad
5ourn 20 nee. at Baltimore.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

The speaker who stock the floor" has
been arrested for stealing lumber,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Strangers vet

After ahildhuod's wlnning WAYS,
After care. and blame, and praise.
Counsel asked, and wisdom given,
After mutual prayers to Heaven,
Child and parent scarce regret
When they part-are strangers yet.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

ABE LINCOLN, WIT.--L;ncoin, Of III
inois, is famous for his quick wit and good
jokes. The following struck us as rather
amusing. The other day, when he was
up, not Ear from Kansas, with friend or
two, they saw small stream, and iRQair-
ed its name. One of the passengers said.
ait is called the Weeping Water
Lineoln's eyes sparkIed,
''You remember" said tic. 'the laugh
ing water up in Minnesota, called Mime
bahia. Now, / thiuk, this should be Min
neboohoo."
There vas roar, and-sMinneboohoo,
will probably be tbs name Of Ire o.sassp
5s1csso.th:-.Rv.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Strangers vet!

St!|ugcIS ycs
After strife for common ends,
After title of old friends.
After passion fierce and tender.
After cheerful self-surrender,
Hearts may beat and eyes be wet.
And the souls be strangers yet.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
1n0etrp,
STRANGERS YET!
From 7Haekeary's CornhN Magazine

From 1HatkcaryS torNHsE -NdgdEsfle
Starngers yeti
After years OF life together,
After fair and stormy weather,
After travel in far lanos.
After touch OF welded hands,
Why thus Joined? Why thus met?
If they must be strangers yet.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Strangers veil

Tell not love it must aspire
Unto something other-higher:
God himself were loved the best.
Were mans sympathies al resi-,
Rest above the strain and fret
OF the world Of strangers yeti
Strangers Yeti
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Strangers vet!

Strangers yet.
viii il evermOre e thus
Spirits still impervious?
Shall we ever fairly stand
Soul 10 SOIL and land TO hand?
Are tlle bounds eternal set
To retain US strangers yet!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Strnnrora VET

Styangers yet!
Strange and bitter thought to scan
All the loneliness cf man.
Nature by magnetic laws
Circle unto circle draws;
Circles only touch when met
Never mingle-strangers yet.
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Ter Srtite roat ritt iiter mib;
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2rr Rcjhtbum 0llrr gGcGt nibt fault
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Terrab bt1:ane 1rr uno Sann!
St auh rurtlrbtrt Nrd UNI Guie,
NuT ncrw1rtS, NtGmn 1T bruts Wahn!
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Itr Snoalic, trr nitte BON Icirtm Tprbo
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EfnlllGtou.

Der armc wednn om GSabIfnsr.
Sre: mad Ssm GrsIlhtr Ssn Srtn G. &p:ritr.
gpn II. Rptb3der.
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Scfdl,iltI,dcI>uIsacu
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QtrptbrFcr,
Gds ecr 17tru mn NHniuar,s

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rH'rHcht iCin rridbnItioc5 2uarr nlltr in fcin
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Nduphdbii6 matt pcrielbe aub Guf lcjnrn
brrubmten unp nnfebltlren ySirania gpcrm
Nitlcr" aufnCrfi:nl.
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SSSirtDft&1ofts WrOff1
1alsn0I

NtEtnen 5rsmrtCn uno ocm oclommten nukG,.
tum ett NnicilN, RAP meme ncuc
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NHe NHmpltrH nSnmcetcmn" pctlGEt Ntb.
mono t'ren 6rcrtN9 Nnhmittd9s ubr, unr
NorIclt am Samet1l WfIttIq.
Der 6obrprr'S in Orr Gnjuts, NaGl;,iteu c,n
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5m StcCrNNc, rbnc Guif, So.
Grcntlcns 6ttct, fir Die Scmmermrnatr aiil
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Nricnrc, ric Nlittwcth5 uut Sametaos psu
Yttrr1Nur9 6rnl'ua tsnuBtn, trrfcn ,e:na mil
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bur9 Gcrpr Nrlr,'t mrrcCu unp bctrdot rer oau,,
61prprce cttiNue nur SO.
Eur Al H. 6ein.frn.
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Sfclte &SirtDiti)aft
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Sa9erbier Salcr.
lem pubiItum Dit er9rterlr NmWioc, rdf rer
u'ttrlHtnrtr in Ncncm ,nuit am Ql!cn yjorft
Rem 6utbmortt 9r8eLuter, cine gGrtbictait nrtit
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rrEucn wlrp, lelnc 6remcc unp roe 0ushfum i'm
AuBemrtneH nat peu tsltcu GjtirGnteu teplcnc,
lu FoprsG. 8lortntr sHtnrr.
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Ntnt ait, inpcltutc
StSCiuc, SiaMprS rlnb Giaarrcu.

N'lne All, impclmtr
SSSrinc, SiqIprs mnb GtAarrcm.
DC lnt0i tnccn bNttn ein GUmpaSn -l5titlit sr5fue
inter rcr 6;rm0
M'KEEFER & BRICKEN
nnp wrrpcn IN rbrm Strrc, Do @rtanot
hricl, Nrarl CTR. 81 ttmrnp, Eo..
rpr!rtrn uuo mI6aClihtn ''
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