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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.

The undersigned presents himself to the vo-
ters Of Wood Cou2ty, and most respectfully
solicits their suffrage and influence as Co,,dj-
date for the Office Of C7~h Of tie Circaea Con1f,
in thus Offering himGclf he is DESTROYS of hav-
ing it perfectly understood that he runs for the
above Office entirely upon his own merits, ard
Independent Of all party nomina ions as he is
now, and has been for some time a resident
among YOU, and is determined to remain So he
will be equally under obligations to his friends
for their support be they Republicans or Dem
ocrats, and viii attend personally to It's duties
if elected. LEMUEL L. HAWLEY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Grand Rapids, Sept. q, 1858.
INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES

Like all other inflammation, is caused By i'm
purity Of the blood which causes all cruDtive
diseases, as Salt Rheum, Scurvy Bols. Sores,
Ulcers, &c. The blood being unhealthy, an d
Of an impure nature, also occasions Dropsies
The blood becoming obstructcd in the veins,
the watery part Of the blood in consequence is
thrown out from their cxtremities, and dropsv
IS the result. Many times it is occasioned by
improper treatment Of some former disease,
and the vessels being filed by gerous humors
instead Of blood Free excavations by these
Pills, open the passage into the bladder and
carry of the corrupted humor8, and renew
them with pure and healthy blood which will
drive out Of the body all inflammation, togeth-
er with erupe.ons Of the skin, and all dropsicaI
complaints They will be shield to every
form Of disease TO guard and keep you from the
cold grasping hand of death, and cause life and
strength to remain, and the countenance 10
brighten with the bloom of beauty and health.
Dr.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
BenchIcv & Phillco and by ali dealers in Medi-
cines
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
To the Electors il this Assembly Dis

Editor Reporter SIR:-I would beg
the privilege Of informing the public
through your columns Of my nomination
by the Republican party of the Assem-
bly, District, comprising the counties
of Marathon, Portage and Wood, as
their candidate for member Of Assem-,
bly,, and also Of my acceptance Of said
nomination. | have frequently been
solicited by my immediate friends to
allow my name to be submitted to As
sembly nominating conventions in the
District for their consideration, bat
have until the present time invariably
declined, and for various reasons. I
nave been engaged in a business which
denandedmy whole time and attentions;
and as it is universally conceded that
. mans first duty is due to himselfand
family, I hope I shall not he judged as
acting from unwarranted selfish motives
by SO refusing. And being also aware
Of the fact that there has never since
the formation Of our government been
a lack Of candidates for all and every
Office within the gift of the people, /
consequently did not consider it nee
essary for me to launch myself on the
current Of any political scramble, being
contented myself by supporting, by my
vote and influence, such persons as !
deemed best fitted, BY moral character
and ability, for the respective offices
for which they were running. But Il
. the present time / a1n unemployed tc
an extent which admits of my bcstow.
ING my time to the duties Of the place
to which I am nominated; and if the
voters Of the Assembly District shall
/ by their votes assent to me as q sUita-
bic person to represent their Interest
in the Legislature the coming winter
I will 10 so with checrfuIness and witt
what ability possess. I have no pledge:
to make to any locality. believe my
acts as citizen have been character
lied by moral rectitUde, and / know o
mo reason why they should be oth2.,
wise IS a politician. Tin The coming
/ contest I am vanquished, aii I ask o
NV ,:,,, i - 3 , l,,,-.-- -, ,.:+E, H., .,-,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
To the Independent Electors OF Wood
County.

The day Of Election IS drawing near,
and there appears to be great many
candidates in the field, some of whom
are well calculated to fill the office that
they are running for, and discharge the
duties of an officer with credit to them
selves and satisfaction to their constitu-
tents; but there are others of a very
different character, and who only want
to ride over the peoples back to an ca
sy living, and thus it is that there is so
much brawling and 5ladgering in the
streets. \ man can scarcely. speak
without offending some one. Every
one have their friends and their foes,
characters arc investigated and an-
pIaudcd BY some and denounced by
others, so that it is hard to tell what
the real character Of most ofathem is;
but there are some charges brought
against some Of them that is too grave
to pass over without an explanation
It appears that they have outraged the
highest privilege that we, citizens OF
the United States enjoy. They went
into another Town, and in the face Of
all Law to the contrary, have used IN
lawful means to compel people 70 vote
to suit them; and there being many peo-
pie in that town was expressed to them
| By pecuniary interest, that they were
forced to vote as they wanted, or moi
vote at all, and great number of them
turned away in disgust and did not
vote at all, and by that means those
men carried The election,
Now, they appear to deny this
charge and pronounce it lie, but it is
too high an outrage for you to be sat
iStied with such an explanation. There
is some very. respectable evidence o
their guilt, and it requires a greater
weight Of evidence to prove them limo
cent. They ere men of no ordinary
mind and they must know the conse
qucnces Of such an outrage. The Law
is so pointed that they must forescl
the consequence. The preparation o
such . crime should be punished b,
the seyorest means that the Law pro
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Grand Rapids, Oct. 10th 1853.
" GSTAFF.
TO the Citizens Of Wood County.


we Ihe Undersigned cl''zenS ana
'o'eES Oh 'le 10" Il ol l1el,l0eh' n"''''s
ho4ee9 az "Tttcle III Tie " ooo Nooh'!
l5ci2o|d<' OF SJc1o7et' 0Obl, 1893, GATED
NJ liehioch sept. z9'n 1893, ana I}uT-
porting 70 DC Si9I'eo ~ 'le slippery -
OBS O '''e 80" i, '''e' l. cue ''l'''5'' -
convey 4 l'l>9 III ,,'SS!0I'' ''0 'a>".9
q 'i'' >'>'telDs ht" q " "l'1a u { l'o' III
accordance WIZ" the l'c'9 VI '''0 '''Se'
nave oeeei"e3 1t o." o',$ % coi' y''
1he same. fFsJ' II IS "leSed II t'e
article ABOVE IeIeffeo % 'i1'' on -'lo5'-
day (the day before the special Town
Mceting) '5ohn Il. Compton and
r:,hooac r Scott came INTO the Town
....I. ,,..,-,,,;,o4;o-, # 10
" - 'ii' az w ~ >'r'~' - .''''' " "
iea6ln9 ,. ". il3i!, &C. Now he
facts are that Thomas 3. Scott Mj9n0t
come into Town on Monday, and did
,o+ oa,,a with Tobp IT Conn ,,t,,n but
'0S ''I =, ,,,..I... 49,.
nc t"'Iie l"I2 on Il ~ l ,''e''''!' ''''
day OF the Town Meeting, III company
with Dir. L. II, Iiawley, and did not
reach tbc Mills until noon. and did not
10 p,,1l, -,a4;1 of4ornoo,, o.,I M
- " 'iiN V'1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

y rumor obtained credit a. the
Dailes, that Gen. Palmer's parry was
massacred near Okanagon. and Good
dlggings had been found Oh Wahasutb
W asmngton, Oct. l3.-The Admin
Istratlon has received an official doom
ment from those in power of two of the
Society islands, proposing a surrender
OF them to the I. 5. 1t Is said in di-
plomauc circles, that this paper was
transmitted to our government through
Count 0artISeS, the French Minister
The subject will receive due consider
alton, especially in the geographical as
pect.
Rochester, Oct. l3.-The murderer
Stout, who Is to be executed on the 22d
INST, attempted to kill himselflastnjuht
by bleeding. Though watched night
and day by two men, he some way be-
came possessed Of a broken lancet, and
While the watchers were out to wake
his aitoTnatc, made an inciSion in his
arm, and had bIed about pint when
the attempt was discovered.
~ We the undersigned members
OF the Board Of Supervisors of the Coun-
| ty Of v God, having heard many reports
circulated in regard to certain proceed
lh9s before the County Board ofSuper-
VlsorS, at their last meeting Of said
Board held September 25tl. 1858, Cbe-
ing the only meeting held since June
laSt0 which reports are in many re-
SpectS incorrect, have deemed it but
just that q statement OF Ire facts
as they actually occurred should be
made. First, it has been charged thats
an effort was made to induce the Coun-
ty Board to take Town Orders of the
Town Of Hemlock for Tax certificates
which is ncorrect; the only proposition
before the Board in regard to takino
Orders of any kind for tax certificates
or delinquent taxes WAS made in these
words that, ''thc Treasurer or Clerk be
authorized to take portion Of C0a32t,,
Orders for tax certificates and delin-
qnent taxes which proposition was
not acted upon by the Board. Second,
It has been charged that the Clerk IL.
/. Powers brought in a bill Of 5000
for work, for which he was not entitled
to pay, or if paid at All should have
been taken out othis salary the facts
are that the services, for which the
$500 were paid, were no part Of his
duties rs saIaried officer, but were
services which were proper and ncccs-
sary to be done for the county, and the
Clerk did not ask the Board to pay him
$500 or any other sum; but the Clerk
showed the Board the work that had
been done, and left it entirely to the
Board to say how much, if any, he
should be paid Tor the same, and the
Board OF their own motion appropriate
ed the sum Of 5000 for the same. And
further Thomas T.. Scott was not pres
ent at the meeting Of the Board and
had no proposition of any kind before
them. y. Is. SAMPSON.
+. o. BEAN.
Dated Oct. 18th, 1853.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

The SheriTaIttv.

The undersigned will be a candidate for cleo
ton to thc Office Of Sheriff Of Wood County at
the ensuing election, independent Of everything
and everybody except my friends. If should
be elected shall give my whole time to the
discharge of official duties The earnest CO.
operation of my friends throughout the country
is respectfully solicited.
w. BYRON NAYLOR.
Grand Rapids, Sept q. 1853.
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REUBEN c. LION.
-szsES~ s@z.3sc 2.zas---
To the Citizens q wood Cculty.

To the Citizens q Weed County.
In tie u cod County HoU1rjcj' o.
October 9Th. 1858. tny following CHARGE
is confirmed
jill. Compton and 7. e. Scott th:..
season contracted TO b:tijd y road in
the Town q iA@n'looI .1r $4,000 p2y&-
DC - o@ Il O,slti$ " > .' +, '< z4
al..,al~a o,1r ,,,axo,,t ls7arl, # fbo Da9rcJ
to assist them in obtaining Tax Titles
IN exchange. The trio bntton-Aole
MI; MoshtF, the County treasurer, ana
osn 3oo ~ - " T I%'5a nI I
Ior for GoIlar and 1rav-ino, o. Dcr cont
INTEREST," for Town Orders, which arc
worth so cents on the dollar.
Now, | distinctly deny that | was
ever employed by j. H. COMPTON OF
. l. 3. Scott to assist them in obtaining
Tax Titles in exchange for Town Or
derS; and further I never 'button-hol-
ed Mr.. AIos1lor, the Cous4y Treasurer, .
Tor that or any other purpose. I ncv-
CT asked, requested or advised the
County Treasurer to take Town Or
Iers for Tax Certificates, delinquent
Taxes or any other purpose.
Again, the article referred 10 con
tains the following paragraph
It is well known that we have been
considered 4 candidate for the Office OF
Register OF Dee1s' \ certain man
.'a !, -! ~ G a. . ,,Il',-l l,,-,.'
advocates Of our election, Tho cIionc
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

a shirt to our back, a potatoe to eat,
and a sheet Of paper on which to print
But we fear that it is short-liyed if We
have to depend solely upon the re-
ceipts Of our present business for sup
mort
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

the citizens Of this County that I am q
candidate for the.o9ice Of Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors, and appeal to
the people to administer to those de
signing men, who have been instrument
tai in eoncocting and circulating these
base SANDERS, the rebuke which they
SO richly merit. I stand entirely upon
my own merits; with the Quarrels Of
Mr.. ]. II. Compton or any other person
l have 10 part or lot.
/. ?. Powers,
Clerk OF the BID Sup'rs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Il e ID 4 0hoftis eMcDfs.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CoUNFY or WooD, O. Notice is here
By given that a special Jury Term of the Cir
cult Court viii be held at Grand Rapids in said
County, on the second Monday Of December A.
D. 1S3S.
Witness the Hon. GEO. W. CATE. JUDGE Of
the Seventh Judicial Circuit at Grand Ranids
this 18th dav Of October, A. D. 1853
iG-Sw J. H. LANG, Dep. Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
peODla's Candidate

Through the solicitation Of many of my
friends, am yet candidate for Sheriff, and
VIII use all honorable means to secure my cleo
ton, and if elected perform the duties of the
ONCE personally j. Y BRANDS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Z. BIackmer.


'fSoME" S,wISG.-W1n. Robinson,
ESQ, the gentlemaaly clerk at CIinton's
mill, gives us the following figures as
the work of-one saw last Saturday. 1t
turned out 1880 feet. Of lumber in one
hour, and 6,46i IN FIVE hours. NFho
beats this
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Proceedings Of the Assembly District
Convention.

at nd Of a
TON on the 1atb inst ,rben tha falIor
mo nrocoadinos ,,,a..o had.
lanes ( 3Ihan u-as co7Iod :. tho
Chair end \ Rr,,n1. e,o cboson soc
rotary
On r,o,:o, - u y ,1arn1,,o
C.o,,,,n;ttoo -, 49, -. C,noao,,+;oI. ,'os
.,n,,ointad cons;st;rc, of1v n NcTn
doe Of Marathon O Garrison Of
Wool and " 7xoIIoo7, of por+oro
The COMMITTEES tbon roado t15o e,I-
1o,,..,u po.,ou4 ,-,.;.1, ..4.-.
accented
1,Lo C,o.,,,:4+,o 49,, r,.o7o,,...ru G.. )
tbo fo11o,,.;no. ,o1,,...+,-a., .:.1al uaa..
N tb;s ron[-o.,t;o,,
1r.nu,, ~ ,,,-no.,.o =
s;ao,1n ~ n zIoT,I,a 31o,
c+,r-ort rT;mo,o oa1'.:.a ~ ~ 49,.
~4n,,,s. 7Ta-,,,.. cs., ,.'.,-' TT - D.. -
hoa GIL. rf,,,.-. C,,:tI,
wooa o. p - T ,,...
doao q Carr;san - Tan,u1a
< Brands Jobn Rnfto,.fioId IT n uo.
oov { w t1,u ( C,ua,to- II
w Jackson
pa,r.r,, ~ c4,,.o.,. D.. :,
p roatSna p ,In,.4; $40 ~,
t;ss Jobn ph;,rny so1o, zrar,,s
pood n 7r;s,n.n 1va1,.a2
TT.I,,,s y F,,,,,,,.. cf..,,ar .
I2avnond 7 : A1han q T2r,,,n
T r MORGAN Rnono Wis.,. 1yol.
J;nr,nn KoIionl, = = 71nn+1ov T;a
woo1-A 7 yyo1too c+ool.tor "
IT Sharw;n Pine Crovo w., rT,r
nc AI,nonl-rIo,,,,, gzoIIocl-
Total 40 ro4os
,rsa I,,,,,i~it4ao f,r,l,a,. G,-3 tbo+ -
Da1a,ratas cIoir, SCOTS :, th;s ~n,,,.a,,
t;on G.,.o tbo tnn-, % e4n,.o,,s T3n;r+
,,.boro,s ,,,dar tho call +la,- ga on,,,
unt;7Io3 - 3 rotos
~ ~ 7r.T.-,or rvs,
/ Naval b,- NJ T,aa1 +Ln4 -. ,.4:,
81, '''.'' '''''
u approximation oe enc I"r 90 votes
and one for every fractional thirty Or
over, throughout the District. Lost.
Moved fh3f Stevens Point he onti-
+f,.l =, o..,4.. y4
-'LoFto ny -hI' ieo"d TO RECONSIDER
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Oct. 18th, 1868.
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"Of the Track. "


Mn EDIToR:-Tn the Reporte, fast
week, I noticed an article headed of
the Track" signed J. \. Brands
Now, as TO his being of the track as
candidate for Sheriff, I have no reason
to object; but when he gets SO far off
the correct track, as to wiIfuiIy mis-
represent me publicly to my fellow cit
liens, I believe it to be not only my
privilege, but my duty to at least en-
deavor to set him on the right track.
FIRST. He says he went into that con
ventlon with pure motives, &c, and if
understand him correctly, insinuates
that I, as his opponent, did not. Was
it not through the persuasion of Mr..
Brands and some OF our mutual friends
that l consented to meet him in that
convention? Now, if my motives
were impure, why was I not Oikc him
self the first, or among the first, to in
siSt on Convention; which Convention
made no nomination for Sheriff, leay-
ing him Ito say the least just where
he started, and under no obligations to
withdraw from the canvass. This was
on Saturday. On Monday, he comes
! to nay House and voluntarily tells me
(withont any solicitations or induce
ments on my pare that he should with
draw and would come out in the Re
l2ortor to that effect, pIedging himself
and friends to vote and work for my
election Csc far as his influence would
| seq On Tuesday he charged me witA
! cndeavoling to induce Dir. Kline 70 use
/ his influence with his {N,} irieaU> 10
| go iii Convention and there work for
/ INV TND,irG+io3 0,-ar NJ p TIL,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
]. y. BRUNDA6E, See'v

- The Governor Of New Ham;
shire has set the exanapie.efnan,ing the
25 of November for Thanksgiving Day
and it is suggested that all the other
Governors follow suit. The 25th 81
November is the Continental Auniver-
sary Of the surrender of Fort Din
QncSnc (now Pittsburgh which ter
minated the rule of France on this
Continent. It is also the Anniversary
Of the Evacuation of New York by the
British, which occurred 25 years later.
Washington marched into each place
with his victorious troops each time
These events would give peculiar sig
nitcancc to Z National Celebration ON
kat 2av.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
CARD TO LADIES.

UNuEhachish orpefcie p, Cor fcma'es Tho importer.
Il ofhi' reliable api s'ie remedy ar lemale complaints
would fcsprvtuy taN the attention nflho ladies OF this
couuFy % it feeling assured that "a tbs they viii lind
safe and mower taf tfmcy Coz an di,ear s8rsns from
dcranged ln AisOricuN a syu, such AZ sick headachA;
papii oa oiihc hesri owaoss Of spys, nervous aztec.
uons, teas 'rihca, &c.I
ln rem1Ninr NoHn1ecAw 90 ohiirucilunt of llc mensps
on whatever cause, thhy pre ulhhle The tnpnrossioa
common, ssieodv nievoi ani there ,snl b. no o..
curcnco, f usei accculing 20 dreetious They nrc o.
pceiay adopted N,gmrn lApios, Tor psucalan see
aluulars, 10 ho ounl tn eaci box, with difeeionsl
None efnuine without ue Agnttufo of Emile nauion
PfopHelor % Rue "a lionols Paris Niasiol Laurie,
importers
luce sle3p pef box, helfhoves, as cents Sold hy an
fespcfiabc drrgits Boz he United States anl ranadas
Mail packagr, pui upin closey sealed double end en-
Nelcpfs, nnd having n appearance of ofluay lcunr,
prec ei M cold only hy ouf renerl agens y. n, ALnEN
and Cos Cryeapj o., who VIII tond then fad on tho
receipt OF he price, and 10 Whom a oFlcSs uthe addrsst,
Sold BY /, H. Si, John Of rinu, o. Who win gl,o send
,he@ e ns g any sdtFsiseO efleelpt oprss, tFoush
OCT. li1r
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T HE EXTENDED COURSP

ealrarcsnugthy practical seuim no v,rou, nu,lne,,
tfns,nnA ts dcstfne Cor such sinlsf as may wish AZ,
speed longer than the tiee fsqbirsl by The Rcruhr
uonrei (ant tau rWni'oatyA prspafalory 10 enterua
some Sp5c,a liua.o
hytaklugia iihion tho E>tcnisdCoure the student
wlllhefniffnlV trl prnnt AhlY upog gad Anonil,s
fEfN ANSitf "PfRriiral and nrnnmpntatn b in aflit.
varieties, wllhe taught in tho thorinrh an o,isn
u tnncF ht one Of The hnstteachor iu tih AVss ncs.
q ensual noihod Of teaching husineis Wfnr tho phr
ythmogaphc System will also be taugm rhis,,ter, M
popuatand recommended BY hep lacstunal men /,
naFtaaghtinihc pnbhe scheos Of Cleveland Columhus
Ioelo MANY oIltf choos open for good teacher o
Chlryih npsflphy. - snonRs theyc can be Quahdsd.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical iud fhsorsucn
Nook.kccping Mfranto Laws, Comncreinl Eihies, po
liucal EeoqQmv iHpf Compniaiiou, commefcal Gallon,
laioHs, Mercantile Eufinms naukne, ENohange, Coin
msne. Rtlpl ling anmoraial iiaoY, Hus,ness Come.
nln lrncet ronmanfhln,ctf.
The New sun Of Raans of this collere, ooeupiesihe
nnesi araonin hcn sipnei esthcY ara on the corner
oithe tuhicuqutre and superior sifeet nNafdine ht
view 81 most Nar pfiho rty aud Tho Lake. The fonnf
atenear AMI tqseinly furnished, surnssnua in beauty
andeo rneuoe paihapsthose qiany
The LADIES NouNsE sthesame asthat Of the Gea
uemen aHorlug eluslhoiltssto alladiei who maywish
ioayhil ihemsplscs li The Comncfcia NJ anrsa
the epalh'fing aO extensive business acquaintance
:, ,enahodo 'voars good staaonsfor nany oiha grad.
AinobSn,ss.Iy.
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no Consumptivee.

The advefnser having been restored 10 health In a..
weeks, h5 very simple remedy, aer having suffered sev.
eaiNcars with severe lnug Ahtcten ana thaf dread
aWeafef Consumption is anxious 10 make known 10 IA
fellow sufferers the means Of cure Toan who desire IA
We M" send COPY ofthe pTescrpton use ise chorel
WIN ateguens Tor preparing and using tho same which
e4 NJ ~ nha sure Nu ior omsnnpiion, Asthma Bron.
2hiusi ~ ih only obiectof the adveriiser n seudnr
nc rFeiespuon e 70 beuedt The oieled ana hs honss
even suisrer viii Try Ms remedy as h will eos 49,
nothing, and NAV nfose bassine rartis5 ,tshin ~
pfeioIirlion vii please address = -'.'' Il ~ u
REV .EDWARDA. WILSON.
VIZ" hinianfottgi Lsns Ilaad.
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CoES AND PorAro CRoPs ~ AsHrAnU-
Ia Co.-Thu corn crop Of our couny is
sully an average one--thero need be no
eroakiug about il. Along the ridges. aud
trough lhe southern tier Of townships.
ne crop Is heavy, and n many localities
Along the shack bone" there win be n
good yield. Take the county through,
The corn crop is better than il has been
for number OF years.
The potato crop in the county is a fair
one. and n the southern portions, where
the rot has destroyed the crop for years
past, the harvest will be very good, & ough
the yield per acre is no, so great MS IN
many seasons.- CoAReam Reporter, / IA,
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TFAAC Ftnnbh Patent Portable Gdnding NnL for,
tloudug Wheat Grinding Corn Mctl Email ffain feed
Ar ut we'll ai whole ears of com tco and cid, a. d Is
chr into gnoi hucrph aud c0ru feed in operation
lHese gclchn.od Nlll, mununuturc out Of The boat
quality OF ffoueh NnW blocks, with much care hud sx
aih.ent 'iacs prices mugug fam elghyfyc TO two hun.
dfud nnd hlty dulnu. These Mile continue 90 stem tile
cuucui of n opposition und supero o all purposes,
especially ioft hent Touring.
A.o-'traubs Patent Portable Saw. .Aill, called "Hng Of
the Wunds.n
Thsnanin insenious nnd useful Saw. Nlil 10 make lumber
in The woods Tins MIN can be by animal, steam Or
water power.
rhoie ,yshingto know folly about the principle upon
which they utr hui, nrdo prices oftnch gc we'll a.
the rrma Of tsulc NCi please address MOI asking Book
OF Dscrption which will mntl and post pht. Those wo
do 20, will write, n plau, tlaabo nnfuaFei the name,
Post OHco, County and State.
IsAACErR Am. rptcnlee and rrap'r,
No. 10 Wrr fRoNr fIhurr, CfSctvSArt, o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Hon, w. u CLARK
FACULTY..

n. n. BRyAgr, n. ., srauros, J. G. nnYAvr, J. y.
CAtEtys 2, a. CsLEu, r. A. HAyEs, Instructors IN the
Scrnro VI Accouui, and Lecturers nutinots Cusoms
=. r. erCvoER s. soW, iniiracor in Baiinou and uf.
namenta ronmanhip, and Lecturers on Commercial Cor.
fasrnndrnoe.
fiin H0r,cr Mass, Hon Gao W Ctivros, Hon En-
uu uuRQur Special Lecturer.
Nou. SAMUEL HrARkwEArttu, lIonACK O ttARK, Ef1,i
Hon. iEsu w. iinor, Looinwron Commcri1l Law.
Rcv. faEpE2fca q Ba1wa, Pres. Asa M.uAS, l.ectu.
feti nu political ErunomY
Row f,gri Ettea, rev. Dr. Atsrs Lecturer on Com.
mcfaai Eihas.
o p. HAsOy, !. D. MruRtAN, Loctureuon BANKING, ~.
nance, ctr.
a. g. MAnm,tt, n. c. Lrcu, bee rtcfs, nths General
rnnriri0H id natall uf Haliuliiug.
J. w. Nrum,a EHgmoN l.. WmfH Lecturer onCom
mann Al 1 -uLul-LuL Lmn..