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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
r.. j. WILCOX,
s. d. DODGE.
G. H. CROSSMAN.

nEALER in Groceries, Provisions, Wood
IL en- Ware, etc. Keeps on hand COM
ple.e variety of the best goods in his line
that the market affords.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
o. s POWELL
BILLIARDSALOON,

IOHN MoKEEN keeps a neat and orderly
- Billiard Saloon, over SandersoR d Green 5
store ON Main street, River Falls. 10
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
MISS KATE SHEPARD

II EPS a fine assortment of Millinery,
IN Fancy and Dress Goods. Attends TO
the business in all its departments. Store in
Child's new building, corner of Main and
Sycamore reefs. 25 tf.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
THOS. E. TUBES,
Agent for the
Bleymyer & Norton S Steel Composition

Samples may be seen at River Falls.)
These celebrated bells [uot cast iron or ''Amsl-
GAM rival in purity and volume of Tone those OF
copper and tin, are more durable and cost only one
third as much Send to me for descriptive circular
am also agent for Duffrey's Patent Bed Spring
All business intrusted to me will be promptly at
tended to. 81
River Falls, Wis, Jan. l. 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18
RECENT SALES IN VIRGINIA.

w. l.. Coleman, esq, has sold his farm, near
Amherst Cuurt-lluuse, Virginia, 10 MessIs Meade ~
White Of Delaware County, y. Y, Tor So per acre. bali
cash. and ho remainder in one and two years Tho tract
contains about so acres.
TLc Fal7urWe Neirs mentions the sale recently In that
vicinity of t.Jcs Il land eating from 1000 To 5000
ncrcs These bands. 10 Gays, have been purchased by
bona Hdc setlgruCn Who have come 10 be With and or
a.. and not Nero spectators, who pitch their teuts
among Us seeking Office and The control Of our local
affairs The N,rs has 20 believe that many othp
Will soon be- following IN the wake Uf these settlers
Three hundred Jcrts of land In Cumberland County, a
part Of Mr. James y. Marshls tract, were sold last week
10 Mr.. VIM. Ehlug Of Iiarri, burg Pa, for 5000.
W b. Robins has recently effected the following sales
an 10 Northern purchasVrSyZ: farm Of lSo acres in
Cumberland County for $3.50 cash farm Of 1856 acres
Ia Chesterfield County, FOR $1,000, on cash terms.
billiards. NIL. with 100 acres Of land, near scOttSvillc
has been sold 90 Mcsrs. Caambeyn Seller Of Pennsyl
yauia ior 5000.
$l2 an acre. Tho Same gentleman has purchased from
Mt Cook SAacctt his fine estate $50 acres, adjoining
Piedmont station. for which he paid $4,000. These ng
uIcs include the stock. farming utensils, &c.
4 Northern company has leased Tract OF land, some
six or eight miles from Mt Jackson, on tho Orkney
Springs road In shenandoah for the purpose OF working
what they satisfied IS tue coal hcd. The opera.
lions VIII commence Immediately The specimens of coal
found which induced the enterprise are OF the finest an
thuCite.
I'm this vicinity, but as the final arrangements have not
Vet been fully consummated, refrain from mention
Ing the names Of tie parties. Native Nlrg.
Father Du ygau Informs us that he has received quite
number of applications by letter from parties In Wheel
Ing and elsewhere for real estate IN this section OF the
each ana Viii at once settle on aud improve them
bristol News.
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BELMONT PARK NJ

4 meeting OF the Land Improvement Association was
held at the Mansion House in Bollevillc y j. Friday
evening. tho purpose Of completing plans FOR future
operations There are 80 members Of the Assocl-
ton The pact year they have had survey ana topo-
graphical map made OF their property Several OF our
own citizens are large in this tract which
prses an area OF about six miles and contains from
10 OOO acres 10 extends mile and half the line Of
tho Passsic River and has five running through
il lruglhWise. including MaShugtOuayc., 100 feet in
width The Paterson. Newark aud New-NOrk Railroad
now nearly completed runs through this property The
Association has large force employed In grading streets
aud expects 10 Or from 300 10 800 lots al public auction
early M June.
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il,p Qualifications.
III OURS AT HOME.
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By the author Of Mary POWELL
THE LAKE AND THB RIVER OF PALESTINE By the United
ststes Cousul. General Of Syra
ooDFRIBD AUGUST BURGER
PARTED By Mary & Atkinson
MODEL LoDGING.HOUsES. By C. L. Brace
CHRISTOPHER KROY Story Of NeW-York Life. Continued
By the author Of "Storm ClEn
CASTLE BUILDING. By Mrs. NJ p. Dodge.
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION By James Anthony Frouds
A GLIMPSE By Mrs. Ellen p. baltimore.
SUNNYBAEK PAPERS. No. II. Poultry and their Perih By
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gona z Iann Esal cstatt for saIs.

nor SALE-FARMS, COTTAGES, COUN-
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EOR SALE or TO LET-The SANDS POINT
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upon Sound aud lorg kuosu Of TIE NOE; dfao
popular Also several Cue Binding sites on ne wafer I'D
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6itr Zeal estate for Sab.

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-STORES Nost
va and 10 West er the JERSEY ferries Washington ,n1
West absgton esei or &c 900; drbe ,or sy,s
meat Also RESTAURANT and HOTEL, 10 VI Nes.st 10 LII
or FOR SALE business Inquire of CHENEY DIXON No lH
Broadway,
100000 TO Loan z.sss,. on IA F 5 Mort Ss.;
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orsstsbssta County Zeal estate for SHE.


At YONKERS-FOr SALE, one of the choicest
"A PLACES sideave House built best all modern
Is rooms. grounds 28 3 y o stabes A.
f berries Sc Possession June J. Price $500 $1,000 SSJ
COO nav remain A1 FARM at Cnster: farm Of % IS In uoo
rest under cultivation meadow, oats. &C. Price 200 an se
cl includes 80 worth tools siock wagons &C. $1,000 nap
remain. RANDELL, No so f gbtb aye, n Y.
yIOR SALE--KINGSLAND- acres
GROUND MANSION u p Of the eaest improved
pieces Of property Cyi minutes saE
depot Rye. also tao wemproyed COUNTRY SEATS nsAl
RYE DEPOT rube Of eligible. hgh. healthy aa pctuqls
HUILBING SlrkS within from Is maLtes walk Of depot at Rs
Amply 60 ANDREW WILSON, IT,, a. RSe
IOR SALE.-Six Acres of LAND, in high
stafe plea ani Ornamental trees house.
barn aud within Ilalies walk Of the em NeE
Haven Railroads Moult Yru8 NesieaessT County Inquire
THOMAS OAKLEY. on the premises.
nor SALE-At White Plans, Westchestei
y COUNTRY SEAT oflate wu A. P,ee5orni 70. ,e't
house gpery greenhouse othutugi ready Tor Immediate
t; esr,h, elegant 10 shed place. For particulars, app
to JAMES " PREEBURN, EEectoF No. 2Si Souh-st, n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18
Yl,5- stysru Seal 6stat, for Sale.

sttO-E(iSgU Gtal Vblakt lUE eSdt.
AT ELlZABETH.-J. NJ. MEEKER offers the
a beet bargains HOUSES LOTS and PLOTS OF GROUND hos
c.r.s my ~ ~ =, B1o, EISss '' -
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil mild
- climate - south o. PhadsPhiA Price eny s21 per ,
Ad 'a SO & K LANDS vasaad New j.r.sy'
At ORANGE, y. J.-NILLAS, YlLLASiIES
Se"loIa for SALE 'g; ilS STgFt S Sa i S ,5 B.sy
Hewlork to D Orange corner Man ani Conest toG
N. No 81 Yelson.t, New Brunswick. n J. ., -.-...
Have large 1Sm6e' 81 AaNS ,sa gasf Pogs,s 40 sI
al bdus aud seller together make their o'' bar
v.,%l B. Ta1Ior EXP W. No. 81 pi5sst YsT'Yori c,,.
At NEWARK-A first-class frame COT
~ rAGE 10 rooms, ' 5oIoo moe s'nts vel so'h,d Ss'9
hunn Price $50 Irrrs easy Also 10 Sefy GtsFa'e
,rd steam can, Inquire II DESs0S ,,s In1aus o1ss
A CHARMING RESIDENCE, delightfully."-
"a uns on The 'aels Of as PS'as ,s L,s @ Sr Yo AK
EAe R'ro'd tbs residence % t = ieti all 'se modern
liam two .irfs he smcnpt address C. r f. irbuae Oeee
AT NEW BRUNSWICK- farm Of .!
~ acres al good lands splendid orchard q granet nu I"1.
OF aasi sd a5s p% al is1s ' 8
AT New Brunswick-A fine COuNtl.h.aa
~ SEAT Of IS acres, overlooking the cyi variety q gu s
choice mutt large 4roems sc sud eel abundant sa'.o
% 5 a 'dRlsiSi , ''f' FsRGt ts5S 80 $ eas
( + TAPPAN.-H0TEL for SALE-Sltuatein,
4 ! tic depot the line Of the Northern Ncwyssy h,
good orler; aul bar doing good busiest
stables and about bali Of land price SOi possso
and payments sasy For particulars apply 20 - - - ,r.t
4 II HACKENSACK, n. J-FOR SALE, .
= splendid HOUSE. ~ ground Jot20 situated l
the price 5000 Also @it,. az
price $6OoO Apply 20 j. G. kEARNBY Real Estate bf0A" "
Aue,ioneer No. % Shsubers-st -S,---
EOR SALE-0n Bergen Hill, n. j., delight,
a RESIDENCE located the main WITH ueai 80
Of ground oil laid out with excellent aud kept N me
sbe condition; shade AID eyey variety Of rus an n
house With all through. neary containing elegant "a
ors large dining With bay widow, and kitchen WIS
water all on hrst door; four iage sleepngToom aud %
aud three third foor Summer kcen below aal ~ sh
lar made. with high ceiling and dry aSgs I.u;
carriage house, with private from smother street X mr.
pendent OF the house grounds Price reasonable ana Inc
chase bond and mortgage of term OF
Furniture will be sold With the House reasonably II
apply at 3 GARABRANDl'S Real Estate Agency Deb'''f
Bergen City, n. J.
FOR SALE or TO LET-In Perth Amboy NS SS
Jersey the property occupied By
house built Of VII bhck cucon In shape cottage
large, high ceilings Bathroom, 10 SECOND story ~ 81 ~ haf
bali ot grouuij stable &c sud al Ia good order eng IT, a.
from NewYork; sir trains dslly each way boalng bse
due view Of bay, Appy to i PARAk& No. " Sse -, =
E0R HOMES, in Jersey, call on BALDm,lN'
IL opposite NJ r Depot, No. u Broadst Newark y,
DOR SALE.-A number of good FARMS a ioas
4 beautiful COUNTRY Residences, 10 NeNJsIssy AZ" "
Island viii be sold great bargains tsI@s M 2 Foloa
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CONTENTS
RSGRAvISGS yIEw or NAPLES RECEPTION or EUGENE
At CHERBOugGi FAEEAGUrs FLEET Al CuSsTANTL
EOPLK
FERDINAND DE LESSErS, AND TIKI SUE CANAL
With gars and Plans. Edrari De Leon.
H. UPOS THE BRACH Rev D. Vs. puEed
I'LL STRANDED SuP. tConeutcl) L. C'arts DAVIS
". SUMMER PICTURES C. g. CnHeL
v NY BRASS yALtsR y H6ioekan.
VI. TIE IL ROCAuOS. FfaBo, Copesit
VII SUMMER Snow. 4 tugusias id,e
VIII. A SYBILLiNE TRIO. uly y. Kinlsr.
TX TODAT-A Romance. tCoutiaGeil T. y. km'fA
X POUR AMERICAN BIRDS Charles 4 MuugeL
XL THR SCARLET HIBISCUS J. liob Mteks.
XII SOMR THINGS ~ LOSDOS ASD PARIS. 1850 O. r.
Pataam.
XIII MONTHLY CHEONiCLE-Cuucri E1ui'. r. Psfilll
XIV. FISE ARTS s =. CorsHt
XIV. LITERATURE. ART And SCIENCE ABROAD. BU-fi
Taylor
XVI. LtTEUATUEE-At Hone. T. e. stsJnan.
XVII TAELETALE Clarence Cook
XVIII MONTHLY BULLETIN or SRw PUBLICATIONS
TlTLRAN CONTENTS or THIRD VOLUME
Price % cea,, per number e. per alaaH.
" Liberal tern, o. Clubs and Agcht,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18

IND when der Grim night wTchtcr
says al Of dis fuou mOOst sAtOp,
j cop nit mcin OOmbHla,
UHd sChlOg him ObCr dc kOp.
leaf him like toad on do baycmcnd,
Und rOOsh drCO q darkuu' lane.
DIll moonlight und tsdand musk.
IriHg me rOIHdi 10 my SOid again.
IND sits an Ooudcr do linden,
De hcdrts.lcaf linden drcc;
Uud dmk OF de quick gc.vausht lOfo
Dat vent like de Wind from me.
Uud I wonders In mine dIpsy hood,
II "A dduscl or dream vas she!
Dis ne ISL al q HadcRS
JiUhOiCg ddt ShOto de Piiic:
Uud pcdrern de Unite DrHHchcs,
CJ1HS HigimCl ight Shulili lrOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18

ia. al uroslsar Nss.lorL.
BACKYARD" MONTHLY FOR JUNE will be
ready THURSDAY MAY 20 auj ~ salr br tslr, cvsr.
where Among iis special atab1as win Be hI report Of Tho lUn
rcae Jubilee Illustrated wish four speaking cartoons The hosugn
a I..i 81 10 contents:
l. SOME RESULTS or THE WlCEEDEsT Man" ARTICLE
-TlE BLIND GIRL Of WA1I.SL d. Oliver DIer
n. HORACE GREELEY ~ IliE RIOT y, Edmund kIrse
H. IHE OLDES IUE Is CINCINNATI ~ q. L. Falseusien.
VI FOiINGSBNS Pond b. IIos T. CUtfe'L
Y.SOME THOUGHTS or PRISONS AND PRISON HFE by l.
Gag.uul Cars.
VI AMERICAN WOMEN p, Celia Logan Kellogg
VII THE COMING MAN ASp the PRESENT WOMAN by
Eleanor Kirk
VIII PLATO ~ ANEElCA b. VIM. e. Tiua,,
N STEIErK Bv George D. rsirru.
\ TIE BOSTON pEACE JUBILEE
II. WOMAN-PLAIN WORDS b. Mrs v OaLss smith
All ADVENTURES WITH A KANGAROO SNAhI. by foatac
Wheeler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18

prcfst0ry Note hy the AuhOG ~. Stirling Average
? Iuiruductioa hv Mr Grserr ~ The Coming Drsposm.
Penls and Be,eitug Spares. a. Abolition and Secessgn
4 inaugural Glor.es. 81. 4 HaccbsHal n Beaufort
B. Mr. Benjamin screws 80. Concerning Shirts
G. Mr. Mtsou's Manners. 81 Fair Bat Fierce
:. The Great Rosrrsy.le FlOggng % Bobhiug Around.
g. NJ Mtcteis Desfe& "a Nobe AMI Latoua
NJ Naso8s Manners once 9. Seecston SqnaJ1le'
More. Sc Th'ugn
m Presidential Po'tuess 81. Cold Comfort
~. william the ConqurrUr o. Er@nIonnrg Production.
y. Bcujamiu's Second Notice. 90 VERY Particular
~ TIE Re,cies Of Revsr!y. CO. PruisH, Fuglet1.
a. The Foresight Of Ar Erder ~. EIemporizug Parties
Is Mr. NtChtis Comnelciai @ Platform NoVeiles. 900,
View. I6l. prHplr..es E1d Probabilities
&C. Father Ludoyi-os Fancy 10, Drawing MIA 10 MvmyLL
H. Nj Cloate on Dr. Ad'mss - loraiV aId Light
IA. unIysl.t, wsr,ei u Tie rrsl ofTooms,
10 Mr. Pofafis " Mamm-." o. The Council of TbHyfye.
sa a Church Going into Bas.aess a. D,,isa Dopot
n. ErW LlugLiugst0cs. ~. Al Means 10 Crushl
Cumberland PIl5by cran a. Northern Independence
Nessraptr "a Tie Cousit. uon-Not Conquest
"a Two Torb,:oass "a The Slar.iolliug U,oril.
The Peris II Pedagogy. Is Tsere Little Duty Questions
H. Jo.iahs Jiuu. ~. Isuo-varr 81 Lo1l'n.
a. A Biographical Battle. n. Laughter 10 Hampshire
Nj Bancroft tie DgcaTauon ~. Sstriotng Virtues
~ Iulrpcltrucr Roland for Oliver
a. Modern Clya'r,--A Manifesto g. Historical Scsrecropa
g. Nr. H.l.ort Take View 80. TIE Oter Way
30 Dancer sir4l,c Device k4usburys Sentiments.
2. 4 Su.t.tr ulsrift ttl Je4e.s1u fhe dcuileuar.
Dr. T-'rfs bsrtuss 'ci TIE C1rtagi01 u Sccrsstn
80 ne N,B'.aueu N1lI'e-A .r5 ptvi, 10 Mankind
Specimen Day. Isf Union ~ che UiIor.
ReaifraIe Urity AMI the So 10 90 NECESSITY o. Scrvi
be- Promotion. G1 What Shall We Do With ihtml
\ Private raitcfy. .Jl. Pocket M'raltr.
~ Soai, ,ra Notion, - The North Ns sg Partner.
Il Ar1arItr tHr Uraa.rr. 90. 80 Lone ard Abroad.
Roslibe44s sn' ,ala,ra a ~ Davis Proposes 20 Past
g. Wise t.uva',f-rf ,g' Nr. d. Noofs Utopia.
40. Ssyfhuisrs Hrro-. o. Mr. Boston Scared
a. 40 Qusston Bsf1r iht House. u.s. thsHs.to1 taIr
g. Bella NuItr-Sut. H.. %. The Tr.l Atounaions
a Ibr IumIH.trs S.H.h 20. Victory and N.CiualA
Is. ILe Change ol 10. pi--scT % SasL per- Col.
a. The Assasalatol.
10 o.e rouus Tr. cloth tsvce1 boards Price TWO
DOLLARS For sale hs e5rlte q THE TRIBUNE OFFICE
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TRIBUNE ESSAYS.

TRIBUNE ESSAYS.
LEADING ARTICLES
CoSTRiBUrED TO
THE NETWORK TRIB UNI
FROM 1857 TO 1863.
By CHARLES T. COEGDOS,
With an intToineionby
HORACE GREELEY
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A second series of the Brcitmann ballads
just published by r. b. Peterson Brothers under the
title Of Hans BrdtndHu About Torn, comprises, in adj
dtion 10 the poem from which II takes its name, the
second part Of "schuitzers Philosopher" ballad
apout dc ROwdies" "Wen Geist" aud the narrative Of
the Breitmans adventures in political warfare which
appeared IN LfppincOts NdynsiHe. Mr. Leland Is most
thoroughly delightful when he gets his rOiuo mystical
ven and the philosophical Of the celebrated
"Bary" and the Kansas Journey hardly surpassed by
these lines from a description OF the night rambos Of
rampant TcutOn, bcrausclt nit gallon Of wcin:"
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A SKILLFUL IMPOSTOR THE NEW
YlRS DETECTIVE C4pt JOHN NELSON Sc. A. J. DAyIss
TALE or \ PHYSICIAN"
Prce o. TIE ullll % count o. .h. trade.
ANEMCAy NEWS CoNPiSy No. l2l Sa's'ust. \. =.
CEND NAIL ORDERS FOR A. j. DANIS's
- "TALE OF 4 PHYSICIAN"
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09

The seventeenth annual festival of the
North American Turnerbund commenced a,
Chicago on Saturday last Large numbers
of representatives from almost every portion
Of the United States are in attendance A
grand procession, composed Of the different
societies in the city, together with visiting
societies, preceded by numerous bands Of
music, marched through the streets 10 the
evening to Farwell Hall, where the official
reception took place. Welcoming speeches
were made by Mr.. Arthur Erbe, President
of the festival, and by acting Mayor Schintz
A prologue was spoken by Mr.. Echardt
The march of the 7th Turner festival and
grand march from Tsnnhause er were rend
cred by the grand orchestra, under the lead
of Hans Balatka.
Between twelve aud twenty thousand peo
pie gathered on Sunday at Wright's Grove,
Just north Of the city limits, which was
appropriately fitted up for the occasion
A grand banquet was given in the Fest Hal
at o'clock after which the annual address
was delivered by H. Echardt, ESQ. Severa
fine bands were in attendance and enlvened
the proceedings with beautiful music. Ev
erything passed off quietly aud pleasantly
but one incident occurring to mar the fes
tivities--the accidental woundiug of boy
in the leg by the discharge of pistol The
wound was not a serious one. Delegation
Of Turner's are present from every consider
able town and city ia Illinois and Iowa, al
well as from other states. To day the gym
usstic exercises on prize turning will come
] off,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09

There is great excitement in the town Of
Stockport, N. y, caused by gigantic land
slide which occurred in that vicinity on Mon.
day last. Nearly FIVE acres of land, situated
on an elevation above dry ravine, caved
in to distance of over eighty feet, and the
surface as indicated by trees and fences,
moved distance of six hundred .1eet with
SO gradual movement that it occupied
about half an hour The land is clay formed
on quick sand, which, it is supposed, has
been gradually washed away, thus causing
the phenomenon. A creviee several inches
wide, fifty feet long and deep beyond sound
ing, has appeared on the land adjoining the
sunken tract, and fears are entertained that
this portion will soon fail.