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ID T. K U VIAN SY X U r
Or, PROTECTED
SOL U7TON OF Pk0T0TIDE IRON COM

BINED,
in the MedeS are 20
must NOW be received S,s as an established
Dyspepsia IsseiSns Of G s Iiyst IN iDS Tdpsy Neural
gig, B,Oaehitis and Cossa,gption T,"deSeiss. Dis
,sf Es o. Essd % Mes sf%'ss
D.s't si AID az Diseases 'eAioh require To"ie
is beyond question.
authenticated; and of such peculiar ,,.----.
character, that sufferers cannot rea- :. Pm
sonabIy hesitate to receive the prof ~ u .TN
The PERUVIAN SYRUPESJEIQ(&El
docs not profess to be Cure-ail,s @NtS i
many ma " DISEASES, apparently D unlike, S>y
are ultimately related, and proceed 1854
By one remsdy' The Classes e Of diseases for which
the syrup PROVIDES cure, Is precisely that which
skill. The facts are tangible. the witnesses acees
sbe, and the safety and efficacy of the Syrup incon-
ttrove5ttl6s: Those who may wish for an opinion
Of the Syrup cannot fail to be satisfied with the fol-
Of the Agents. The signatures sre tbose ~ sestIe
men well knoWnl In this community, and of the high
CARb.-The undersigned, having experienced the
beneficial effects of the Peruvian syrup" do not
hesitate to recommend it to the attention of tho
:. From our own experience, as well as from the tes-
smony OF Others whose intelligence and integrity
its emcacy IN cases OF lnclplent Diseases of the
co%a aa BfoPs live
fects would be Incredible but from the hg h charao-
ter OF those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, as We do ours, to its
restorative power.
Rev. JOHN PIERPoyT, THOMAS c. AMnRY
IH9MAs A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL MAY.
Ii is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro
toHiit OF lonIs lost by even very brief expose to
af and that 10 maintain Solution of Protoxida of
Iron, without further oxidation, has been deemed
Impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup. this desirable
point II attained by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFoRE
UNKNOWN; and this solution may replace all the
Proto carbonatos citratos and tartrates of the Ma
terra Medica. A. A HAYES NJ n
Assayer To the State of Massac husetts
l6 BOylstOn street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 81; medium size bottles, 81.
y. L.. CLARK CO., Projectors, Boston
Fer sale an Washing ton by H. b. Gilman, special
Agent; Nairn Palmer, John Schwartze, L. Al.
Smith, V Harbaugh III. III. Mcpherson, Jos Bury
+; :: Walsh, Jas. II. Stone, J. 8. Lovejoy DR. ID. r.
Clark. ID. Rldgeley; aud In Georgetown BY K n
Cissell, and J. l.. Kidwell. se % GIN
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M ~ rtYGoh'sp, , q w n
49,. 80 &c. 81 will DESTROY

Garden Iaseets, Coetroaehes, BED bsss, Feas Anis,
Moths, and all pests Of the rsrmfn kind.
The importance of q reliable article of this kind s
nestinsable, In warm weather all nature teams with
these annoying foes. This Powder is the only arti
Of Paris, while amidst the ferns Of Asia, observed
ss
.ns,d Their might camps from shsss nsudsT:
+. Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in
every experiment It's simply q po wdered leafchem-
Medals and Letters Patent have boen obtained from
s nna ssd
ical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President Of ihe Uni,ed States.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoS,t
WAsHINGIoS, 3lsr Jam. 1883.
"MR. ENANrEL LYoN;-pearS ir: Ihaye the Pleas
Worlds FAIR, at London, have awarded youa Medal
and Certificate for the great value ofyour Magnetic
Sf pffns Chairman
The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
TITS FREE FROM POISON
"Mr F.. Iroy.-Dear Sir; We have anaIy sed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them per
but certain death when inhaled BY bugs, ants, aud
%l iAFEEss & Ell HIS TN M D., CHEMIST:
"PRoF. CHEMISTRY, y. Y. HOSPITAL"
Mr. IoHN I; ROME, Superintendent Of the New
ants reaches, moths: &c, with Lyons Powder, and
Every gardener and housekceper must have a di-
rect interest article of this kind. Reference
can DO made to the Astor, st. Nicholas and Metro
politan Hotels to Judge Mics, President Of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett Gen.
Winfield Scott, Cyrus W. Field. l.. NJ. P,ass, of
the Five Points Mission, &c, &c. Judge MEIGs
says. This discoyery of Prof lYoN IS Of 1ati9uaI
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested il thor
oukhly 1t will destroy locusts, grsssh9ppers, ants,
preserved and houses mall pure"
Arrangement made through MesSrs.
BAR F.S PARK. Of Now York. To have IL sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
! are adv ui used. Be cautious.
"NEw YORK, November 9Th, lgI3
sin retiring from business have sold all NY Iu-
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets PERTAINING thereto, - Mossrs. BAR MES Il
PARK. This Powder Is discovery mad. by my .
self aud brought from tho inter Tor of Asia, and L.
unknown 10 any other persons. Tie genuine and
effective article put tan ministers. AND will
Continue TO bear my name. f. LYON
Rats and mice cannot be reached 10y a Pow der, and
are killed b, MAGNETIC Pill. Ordrr tholn through
any merchant.
IT'S I.y on's Powder kills insects in trice,
But L., on's Pills are mi Xed for rats aud MICE
Sample Has y csnts regular sizes 81 cents and
81. Follow directions. Use freely aud fhOTOHghly
BARNES 4 PARK,
Is and Ia Park Row, New York.
Also, the MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
Nm THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAToR,
AND REMEDf FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWEIS
PREPAREO BY A GHEMIST

bottles IL, . and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAI
" SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kent
In all faInlles IN of accidents or sudden SGT
Qulres TO get q ply stefan. ~ ~ ~
1t cures pain In any part of the systsm ma ia .a5
externally aud internally ~ 30 o'ou
III As the frequent changes of the weather pro
anee bad Cold, Rhenmatism, Pain in the Limbs
ana BODY; also, Stiff Neck-evsry person should
ger bottle IL acts upon the Nerves. Museas
tromaEnstle power, sxPels all pain from the system.
N B-if you have a Cough, use HARTs
H0RNE,S PECTORAL SYRUP OF VIII n
GGHE;ftRf-lt Is the best Cough Syrup in the
:, fyo9are Bilious, use TRANSFORMERS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver St.
cretions. 1 oui 81
The above medicines TO he had at all Dr,s s,orss
IN washington city; kIDWELI. a CISSETTs AZ
GEORGETOWN; h. PEEL d Co., Alexandra. ~
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MOUNT xEE @ssaI Mp NE TOMB OF

E1kSZU1686xV8X -
MOUNT vERNON AID THE TOMB OF
THREE TINES WEEK UNTIL FER THE
F0URTH OF MARCH, .fFE7 :
The Steamer THOMAS COLLIER will, until
I'M To tine ~ Hs Of Marcel ~, r., 1ssmSS
Mv,ssshlngton on TuESDAYS
THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving the wharf.
at the loot OF It'll street, at go a. m. and return
ing I'm time for the early afternoon train for Balti
more. .---| 80
Coaches leave all the hotels and the corner of Pa
avenue and 18th street at a. m.
Round trip 81. fe f2-tf
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. q
w ON THE route AGAIN!
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE viii, on Friday,
the 2sthi resume her trips between the
I,stfns the foot Of King street. AL I fz;is=z;
exandra, at the following hours:
IA, q, 10 a. M, II m, ga, and D. m.
Leave Washington at
Ga, 9, ii a. m l, 5, 5, and ~ p. m.
Passengers by the boat avoid a tedious omnibus
ride of two miles. the Inconvenience of being de-
tanned at the draws, well as the dangers Of the
Long Bridge. " WV
Fare from Pa. avenue to Alexandria Is,x cents.
Do. do. foot of7th of I9L Gents
ia N-tf
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wiSHfHGaT S6fSpi FOX sonRRa aHE WEST,
,,t MAIL rRAi n i ssa2ts a. 7sam ,sund,,
excepted, connecting closely at Washington june
tion, for Cumberland and Piedmont
ccAGdE E sXSffGRlEsNA JdN s chF9oUNS AND
washington at $40 p M, reaching Cincinnati at 80
Tram for Louisville, Cairo, and the Southwest, and
To view the grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN day sht. take either the 7.45 m. or $40 D. M
tf far 9T and a, station,
Northwestern Virginia Road take the $40 D. m.
Train For Marietta an. Cincinnati Railroad take
the same.
Through Tickets asd Baggage Checks to all quar-
ters and every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGEks for the Main Stem of the
i' ore and OHIO Railroad will leave Washing
For all points between WASHINGTON Junction and
piedmont take the las a. M. train.
FOR an stations 6etween Piedmont and Wheeling,
take tho $40 m. Train. To connect with the Fred
erlck Train, take the S4OP. m. Train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at Clio aud 7.R5
a. M, and $40 and 4.35 p. IN. On Sunday at $40 D. m
only.
Leave Baltimore at Isl and s.5a a. m, and $50 and
$50 p. IN. On Sunday at 4 50 a. III. on!y
The 7t5 and 3lj Trains only will stop at way sta-
lions and for Annapolis connections.
The !.45 IN: aud s. 30 p IN. are the chief connect
ing trains for tho West and the Clio, 745 aud $40
and Ohio Railroad TScket ONCE, WasR Y s'0f'
T'H.PHWR ' s SSiiAAFF; Agent,
noT Master of Transportation. Baltimore
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~ ONLY REGULAR LINE,
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOX EIGHT YEaRs'
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD

Regular Sdihns Days, dh and 20th Of each m onth
CAUTION.-So many frauds and impositions M
various kinds have been lately porper -s<rsS
.Eated on travellers bound to CALIFOR- eSIkfN
thorized gent for passage by the g Mail Line via
Panama, in the city of New York. feels it his dnty
70 caution all persons seeking passage to California
Ind the truo oiice of the Steamships of the u. s.
Mail Lane, VIA Panama Railroad, as no other office
IN New York Is authorized to engage passage
The Companies have only Office In New Work
which Is at ia w est street, corner Of Warren ST ,
paws Wharf " ~ wi"
1T Observe my sign over tho door,
js i3 j. w. RAYMOND, Agent New yort
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nR. COGGSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
u has Int one aim; accoInpiishes but one thing, to
wit: Subdues InAauInatory Diseases. Try it!
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nR. COGGSWELLS NEW MEDICAL SALT
IL is not Cure-al, but lis prescribed for Inlanl-
Inatory Diseases only. Try it.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL. SALT
- egualizes the circulation, and thereby removes
the sole cause of Inflammation. Try it!
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ removes inflammation without the useless loss
ofblood or strength. Try it.
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THE PACIFIC NAL. STEAMSHIP COM
PANI.
&C One Of the Steamships of this G9mPany, carrying
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leavesSfETN
Panana TWICE each month, on the arri-e-<1E'ssss
val of the u. :. Mail =. 5. Company's Steamers
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 5th and 20th of each month, with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These Steamships have been ins pected and An
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
and SGfrty. ~
The Panama Railroad "a miles long is now com
Pleted from ocean To ocean, and is crossed in or
hours The baggsge Of passengers is checked in
gers are embarked at Panama 10y steamer at the
Company's expense. The money paid in New York
covers all ex penses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention in ca of acc
having occurred in eight years,
Passengers leave Panama the same day thew ar
rive at Aspinwali.
Conductors go through by each Steamer and take
charge Of women and children without other protsc
tors.
For through TICKETS at the lowest rates, apply at
tho Agency, III West street. New York, to T. w
RAYMOND-or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS &
CO., New Orleans-or e. l.. BARTLETT, Boston
2@-tf -
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nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is sold 10y r. p. Gardner, opp Capitol square:
i: SehwaTtzo o, 463 Penn. avenue; and 3. b. Waite,
523 It'll street.
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nR. COGGSWELLS NEW MEDICALS SALT
u ID sold IN Alexandrla by Peel Il Stevens: and b,
all onterpnslng Druggists wherever the Star" i,
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nR. COGGSWEIL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures Rheumatism, ScrOfnla, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, aud other Cutaneous A ffections.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ restores the balance between the Fluids and
Solids lost i'm Inflammation
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nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ cures Colds, Fevers and lniammatory Diseases
peculiar to Females.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
II IS sold by j. p. Mllburn Co., Wizards Hutel
and j. h. Moore, Penn. avenue, below 18th street.
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nR. COGGSWELL'SN NEW MEDICALSALT
- Call at any of the above Drug Stores for a de-
scriPnve Circular, and try the now Medical Salt.
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~ is sold by r. =. Walsh, Gag 18th street cast: d. D.
Gilman, 9th and streets; and by Shuman, y. and
It'll streets west.
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nR. COGGSWEII.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
| - is the most wonderful Medical Discovery of the
l Aoa rrp
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICALSAI.T
- IN sold by the above, and all other sntsrprIsny
Druggists IN Washington. Try it!
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nR. COGGSWEIL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is sold by Il. J. Musspr. and 10th streets: C. p
Culver, 18th and Penn. avenue; Ii. Herman 18th and
streets; and kimball d Lawrence, Penn. avenue
and 18th street.
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nR. COGGSWELLoNEW MEDICAL SALT
y cures lniamed Throat, Lungs and Liver, Peu-
risy, Piles, Venereal Diseases. &c.
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nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICALSALI
II Is sold In Georgetown by X. 5. Il. Cssel Bridge
street; =. b. Barnard x Co., Bridge aud High SITS
and J. w. Sothron, l36 Bridge street.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures Brain Fever, Fits Headaches, Inhamed
Eyes, Cankcr, Neuralgia. &c.
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nR. COGGSWEI.L 'SNEW MEDICALSALT
y Price 5 !; Chronic Packages S2-5l Try the new
Medical Salt, 49,
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nR COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ cures all Inflammation, affecting the Head and
Throat. Try it,
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nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is sold by ID. b. Clark, Penn avenue and az
street; j. H. Stone, 18th and l. Streets and V. Har-
baugh, 18th and q streets.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
IL Is sold by A. ii. Kerr Co., "A aud ID street .:
II. ii. Mcpherson AL Penn. avcnue; and ]. p, SUI
Ivan, Mass. avenue and 4th streets.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures all Inflammation affecting the Extremi-
ties and Skin. Try it,
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
y ID. c. TAYLOR CO., General Agents, Al
Dock street, Philado phia.
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NEORGE sElTZ, BAKER, No. ssa New York
spqe, between lnth and 18th streets, respect on
IS now manufacturing BREAD of the very b5sf
quality OF family flour, and delivering the same To
Orders left at his stand, No. as5 Centre Market.
and lo Northern Market, will be promptly attended
to.
Also, CAKES and PIES, of every description
always ON hand. - :
lie SLIM GEO SEITZ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-12

TRAGEDY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
We learn that on Wednesday, or
Thursday night last, the Treasurer of
the town of Erin, Washington County,
whose name, we believe was Whaling,
was shot dead, while attempting to rob
his own house. 1t appears that he had
collected some twelve, or fifteen hun
dred dollars Of the Town taxes, and
left home, in the afternoon, telling his
wife that he should be gone all night.
Towards evening travelling pedlar ap-
piled at the house for nights lodging.
The wife at first refused to admit him,
but finally yielded, with much reluctance
to his request. Some time in the night
the pedlar was awakened by the noise
of men breaking into his room. TAX
ing them for robbers, he drew pistol
and fired at them. One fell and two
fled. Lights being procured, the dead
body of man, with blackened face
and otherwise disguised, was found up
on the floor. Upon further examina-
ton it proved to be the proprietor of
the house himself, who had resorted to
this stratagem to steal the tax-mony
collected, and had met with this terri
BILE retribution MI Sentinel
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I'm Probate.

State Of Wisconsin, Wood Cou,ty-ss.
In the matter of the guardianship Of the minor
heir of James A Frankam, deceased.
IN reading and filing the petition of Nancy
" Ann Frankam, representing, among other
things, that she is a widow, and that she has
daughter under nine years old-to wit, eight
years old-and further representing that her
husband, James A. Frankam, the father of said
Nancy, is dead, and praying that James K Bell
may be appointed guardian for said Nancy; it
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on the first Monday in
March, at my Office in Grand Rapids, at 2
o'clock of said day. And it is further ordered
that notice thereof be given to the next of kin
of said minor, and to all persons interested, by
publishing a copy of this order for three weeks
successfully, prior to said day of hearing, in
the wood County Reporter" weekly news
paper published at Grand Rapids, Wood Coun
ty, Wis.-Dated this It'll day Of February, A.
D. 1889.
7-sw JOSEPH WOOD, County Judge.
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State of Wisconsin, Wood County-ss.
S. T. Rounds against James S. Alban and Clar-
issa Alban and Jacob X. Brands.
by virtue of decretal order made in the
~ above entitled cause, by the Circuit Court
Of said County, at the April term of said Court
held at Grand Rapids in said County, April
Goth, A. D. 1858, shall expose to sale and sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House in the town of Grand Rapids, in
said county, on Thursday, the 29th day of April
A. D. 1859, at one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being in the County of W God
and State of Wisconsin, to wit: The east half
of the southwest quarter of section number
nine [9l in township humber twenty-tzo l22l,
north of range number six l6l, containing
eighty acres, more Or less, lying and being in
the County of Wood and State of Wisconsin,
And it is ordered the premises aforesaid be sold
in lots of twenty acres each, divided by lines
running through the centre of each forty acre
lot, east and west.-Given under my hand at
the Sheriff's Office at Grand Rapids thi. 18th
day of October 4. D. 1853
B. BUCK, Sheriff
BY ". KLINE, Under Sheriff
Eaton / McNair, Pltff's Att'ys. 46-6m
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Wood County Court-In Probate,

-
In the matter Of the estate of Charles C. Bean.
deceased.
IN reading and fling the petition of Thomas
" Scott, of Grand Rapids-represent;n a.
mong other things, that Charles c. Bean. late
OF Wood county, on the - day of -
D. 1853, died interstate, leaving goods, chattels
and estate within this county, and that the
said deceased being single man, left no widow
nor issue; and praying that administration of
said estate be granted to him, and that he, the
said petitioner, applies for administration of
the said estate, being one of the creditors
and no next of kin having applied for the same
OF the said deceased; it is ordered. that said
petition he heard before the Judge of this
Court, on-2Sth day of February. A. D.
1859, at ten o'clock, A NJ, at his office in the
Town of Grand Rapids, and County of Wood.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs of the said deceased, and
to all persons interested by publishing a copy
of this order, for three successive weeks. prior
to said day of hearing, in the wood County
Reporter" a weekly newspaper printed and
published at Grsnd Rapids, in said county
Dated Grand Rapids, January "A D. 1859
JOSEPH WOOD,
6-ow County Judge, Wood Co.. Wis
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Marrying under Difficulties.
The GAINESVILLE Times, has the fol-

The GAINESVILLE Times, has the fol-
lowing domestic romance.
Some years ago, a man who shall be
ing behind him wife and child. For
several years nothing was heard from
him, and the wife filed her petition for
y divorce in this County. The papers
were all ready and the case perfected,
SO that it was only necessary to get the
decree signed by the presiding Judge.
At this luncture, the wife discovered
in the New York Tribune notice Of
the death of her husband, and further
proceedings under the bill for divorce,
were abandoned. Sometime after
wards she married gentleman in an
adjoining county, and was living hap
PLY with him. But recently to her sur
prise the dead husband came to life
again, and made his appearance in the
neighborhood where she resided. Pre-
ferring the new to the old, at her solic-
itation, the proceedings for a divorce
were revived by her council, and the
decree was signed by Judge Noggle at
the late term of the Circuit Court of
this County.
After the signing of the decree, tho
parties for the purpose of legalizing
all things, were again joined in we'd
lock, and congratulated themselves in
the fact that their connubial bliss could
not again be disturbed either by the
presence of former living husband or
the ghost of dead one. But alas for
the stability Of human hopes and mari
tai rites. There was <'slip up'' again
in the proceedings, for on the very day
of the second marriage, the fact was
brought to Judge Noggle's memory
that he had been one of the counsel
when the bill was originally filed and
Of his own motion he set aside the de-
cree. A change of venue was then
taken to Dane County, the decree signed
by the Judge Of that District, and re-
turned here. But still the parties were
not yet married. The knot was vet to
be tied so that it would stick, and &C.
cordingly on Sunday evening last, one
Of the Justices Of this city made the
src one. while the happy husband held
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-12
ArS oorracDopdopt of fha RrHo

sW- A correspondent of the Buffalo
Commercial says the lovers of good
fruit will regret exceedingly to learn
that the peach crop Of Western n. Y,
was destroyed by the excessive cold
of the 10th ult. Reliable information
from fruit growers in various parts of
the country, shows that on the exo .lln-
alton of hundreds of fruit blu $, all
were found dead.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-12
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. Each subsequent hundred, u
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