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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-01-29
FOR s ALEI
Attention, the whole Company
BLACKSMITHING.

| THE undersigned have again formed CO.
L partnership in the Blacksmithing business
and having become immensely poor by pursu
ing the trust system, they have determined to
do no more work without pay dozen. Every
species of work in their line will be executed
| in a satisfactory manner or no pay.
HOSBROUCK l. HAVII AND.
Grand Rapids Oct. IL, 1853.
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Come and Settle

nj Office is hereby given that all who are in
~ debted to the subscriber for medicalservi-
ces are requested to settle the same by note or
otherwise before the twentieth of December next
-- <- G. w WHITNEY, IT. D.
Grand Rapids, Nov 9Th, 1853.
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Tho WOOD COUNTY REPORTER.
p Is PUBLISHED EVERY wEDNEsDA

'erw is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT -r. +
Grand Rapids, Wood Co., Wis.
JOHN n. BRUNDAGE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER,
E. NJ HAINEs, CORRESPONDING EDITOR. b.
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Gei Save Oug Pyesldeat.
A NATIONAL SONG.

~ FRANCIS % nA1s JAxvRs.
Al hsill Usfuri The stripes and stars!
The banner Of The freel
Iss times tss tboossod patriots s'ess
The shrine Of Liberty!
Come, with ono heart, one hope, one am
An undivided band,
70 elevate, with solemn ritss,
III ruler Of our land!
Not TO invest . potentate
With robes Of majesty
Not TO confer kingly crown,
Nor bend subject knee.
We bow beneath NO seePtred sway
Obey no royal nod
Columbis's sons, erect and free,
Kpeel only 70 their God!
Our ruler boasts no titled rank,
No ancient, princely line
No real right 70 sovereignty,
Ancestral and divine.
A pstriot-at his country's call
Responding 70 her voice,
One Of the pe0ple-be becomes
4 sovsseign BY our choice!
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And now. before the mighty pile
We 've reared to Liberty,
h swesry 70 cherish and defend
The charter Of the free!
God of our countryl Seal his cath
With thy supreme assent,
God rave the Union OF the Ststesl
God save the President!
RAsnxerox, D. @.
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v!croR ExAxrxi--Thc position of this dis,in.
g"'shct gentleman Is very cnviahlc. His appeal to
Continental Europe and the world evincrs dispori.
ton I" take the war ont of the hackncycd channel
Of European politics. lie has otlsrv,i sins,chsni
to meet the armies, of Austria lie l. battling Coz
noble stakc-noshing less than tho rights of MAN
Italy seems rising In her primitive majesty. The
example Of Sardinia has dspcilc, the ttars q the
ttmid, and excited the arior Il the brave. Thou.
sands 81 bold Spirits who for many ycars, have
watched the course II events and awaited an oppoe
tunty to strike effective blow asains, drspo,;sm
s arc Isllyins around Emanuel end enrolling unser
ms banner. The present war il not undertake.
for the unhallowed purpose of "tsisne;os povrr-
IN Europe; the people the mighty peorle. horne
down ~ hcary ages Of oppression. have drawn ,ho
sword n their own defence. Deeds Il vslor. Ear.
full sacrifices are demanded; Sardinia with Srsrssn
coarasc has rejected With diadain the insoleut nm.
ositions of the Court Of Vienna The osh<r Se,ss,
Of Italy have Initiated her noble example, and -
defiance to tne Austrian eaeasa The Denscs.s;c
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FiGnr IN ll,en LirE-Thc Lexington tKy.) chr.
respondent Of the Louisville f"sri~r reports the fl
lowing fight between the well known Leslie Ccomlr
Of Lexington and Henry T. Duman. banker ii the
same city:
We have had 4 fist fight fair Weather. and pros.
pcrity generally sincc the coming in of May. The
PARTIES Of tho first were Gen. Leslie Coomhs aud
Henry 7. Duncan. q bank director ten. coaml.s
II somewhere between ono AMI two hundrv,i years
DID, agile cat gnmc ~ rooStcr anil hits straight
out from the shoulder. Ills antagonist had tho adj
vantage in ycarS-not being morc than sixty five
Heretofore hc has not made much noisc in the s,ic
circles. always having Travelled morc upon his shape
than upon his muscle. The affair came of in tho
Branch Hank ri Kentucky. Mr. Duncan made re-
mark which excited tho ire of tho GENERAL whrrr-
upon the General hauled or aud gn, him In god
ono on Duncans potato trap rirsthloo.i E,r Co.m-s
Second round-Duncan came mp to the scratch in
fine order, and. alter considerable smart play, he
lodged in blin,lcr upon tho lcl wm,ow ii the ~.
doubtablc General. which immediately closed tho
shutters, and arraycd that orb in suit of sah,c-
Third round-Thc parties came mp tn time. though
evidently severely punished both striking earnestly
and wildly. The General however. managed to slssr
In = socssolagcr upon the ofactory arrangement o(
his antagonist which caused that organ 10 turn ur
and smell HI They then clinchc,l, and the Ten.
cral was borne TO the ropes
Fourth round--Just a. tho parties wrrr erttirs
down to the work p'ssss ccmmi'afrs r,,shc, in and
puta stop days sport. The stakes wcrc drawn
both parties having displayed great game and bot
tom. The general looks through couple of black
circles while the smccr of the Rank Dirrtor look,
a. though II had had shake. and his uob hears cv
'icncc Of having pretty scntccl ee~hins generally
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been used by one OF the proprieors for over twenty Ave
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and the pfopretors have abundance of testimony that
lsr Bitters will do all they claim Cor them.
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Lake county, Illinois, speaks for itself.
b. S. CORY y SOIL have used your STOMACHIC BIT
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and annoying complaints, began think there was no
cure for them but induced by the popularity of your
bittersto make another trial. and accordingly bought
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was very much relieved and when the whole Of it was
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and as consequence, my headache quite disappeared
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do not hesitate to recommend your Bers those suffer
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-24
Election of Supreme Court Judge.

The canvass for Judge of the Supreme
Court, will now assume a political char
acter; this seems unavoidable since the
Democrats have come to the determin-
alton to put partisan candidate into
the f,lI. The Republicans will hold
no State convention it has very prop.
erly been left with the Republican mem
bers of the Legislature, to suggest the
name of man Of the proper qualifica-
tons for the post. With much unanim-
lty they have determined to call out
Byron Paine, Of Milwaukee, as oandi-
date for the esponsibleposition. Judge
Paine is gentleman of rare legal at
tainnents, OF unexceptional moral char
acter, and possesses in an eminent de-
gree the qualifications requisite for the
Office. If Judge Paine consents to be
a candidate, his election may be regard
ed as certain.
Judge Smith has many friends who
would be glad to see him re elected
democrats refuse to support him
because he dissents from the bred
Scott decision, and some of our Repub.
lican contemporaries object to him, be.
cause of his alleged completely in the
matter Of the La Crosse Bonds. Great
injustice, we think, has been done Judge
Smith in charging him with participa
ting in the swindling affairs Of the LIS
Crosse Railroad. 1t is true Judge
Smith had bonds assigned him, but
there is no evidence that he ever availed
himself of dollar from their disposal
or otherwise
The Democrats have quite number
Of candidates whose names will be sub
mitted to their convention. William
Pitt Lynde, Of Milwaukee, will be urged
as candidate by Judge Miller, and The
especial friends Of Judge Miller's Court
p. S. Since writing the above We
learn from the Milwaukee .Eree Demo
crat, that Judge Paine declines being q
candidate; assigning as a reason his
warm personal friendship for Judge
Smith, and that he cannot consistently
be candidate against him. The Re.
publican members of the Legislature
will now, most likely, invite some other
man to be a candidate for the position.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-24
Circuit Judge.

From present indications there will
be two candidates in the field for the
office of Circuit Judge in this district
Judge NoggIe, the present incumbent,
and VIM. P. Lyon, of Racine. We are
also informed that call addressed to
MIR. Lyon, asking him to be a candidate.
has been circulated in this city. A call
addressed to Judge Noggle for the same
purpose, has also been circulated in this
place, and signed by many Of our lead
ing citizens. Mr.. Lyon is gentleman
OF good moral character, and of ac-
knowledged legal ability. We desire
to say nothing which may in any way
interfere with his success in obtaining
the position to which his friends seek to
elevate him.
MIR. Noggle having occupied the pos
of Circuit Judge for several months, by
appointment Of the Governor, and hay
ing so far as we have learned, discharg
ed the duties of the office aoceptably, i
seemed but just that he should be con
tinued on the bench by vote of the
people. Mr.. Noggle has given evidence
that he possesses the qualifications req
uisite for the place; admitting that there
are others who may be equally well fit
ted for the Office, it is not a sufficient
reason for dispensing with the further
services of Mr.. Noggle and taking up q
new man. In view of these considera.
tons, it would very likely be construed
Into disapproval of the official services
of Judge NoggIe, We're he to be rejected
at the ballot box.
Such are the views which influence
us, to favor the election of Judge Nog.
gle; if others think differently, and arc
influenced by other and better reasons
tor a different course of action, they OF
course will govern themselves accord
ingly.