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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
Ter ueuIid)e ,Sref.

Ota6 unIern @etbiel3e l3eitun9en bat bsl
Sroft am 4ten SUM, in Den Staoten gt
gcrf, Sbio, Snoiano, SuinCi6, 70 wlc in
lpeftli6en penniplp. beoeutenocn Sbo:
ben an 8etraioen, Sriibten uno 9arten'
9etpGbfen an9eribtet. Ocb 9lauben tpIl
nibt oaB Die 8erbeerun9en gang 70 9rcf
iino, lpie man fie bon ienen @r9enoen aus
ia MAIDEN fubt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
Hine 5eItcnbeit.

1lnier befon6ere Sreunb, Sr. W i'd a.
el 8eib, BON @eiBenbur9 Saunfbip,
9eba @auntp, bat un6 erfu6t anju3ci9en,
DAP er Elm @tutteribaaf ei9net, ipelbe5
unldn9it orei Sun9e 9etpOrfen bat
Die Sun9en perfitert ct, feien un9es
lp0bnli6 9roB uno frii6 uno 9efuno.-
Da es cine Seltenbeit 1T, Dap elm Mutz
terfbaaf mebr als Srpei Sun9en ouf einz
mai jur 8elt brin9t, 70 looet CT oos Sub
Iifm Elm, bel ibm anjurufcn uno Die flei=
nen bIpfenoen Sbier1en ielbit on;u=
fbauen. S9lieBlib tpunocrt Sr. @eiB
nun nob, oh Gin anoerer Bauer in oieIem
@auntp eies bieten tann-oas beiBt be-
id9li6 au9lei6 ouf Die 3abl, 9robe uno
8ollfommenbeit iiberboupts Sc piro
iib aber pobl gtiemano boren loBen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
TG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der

OFS onoerbarer 3 0 ob.-Sn Dem
Staat SeIamare erei9nete iib por eini9en
Sa9an fcl9enoer Sorfoa: Sin Sr. Sa'
piofon ipollte ndmlib cine Slinte abfeus
ern, uno le9tc fie fur oieien Gno3pef auf
cine Sens. Qls er ben Drider 500 uno
oie1elbe lo59in9, CAB fie aber einen beftis
gen Stop 3uriit, ,pel1er Sapioicn auf
Den Wa9en traf, uup ibn au9enbliflid)
tGbtete,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
ein ginfau auf Gin Sorecu.

Oic9tabbarfta # BON 9ln5ItraBe wurz
De am pori0en S0nnerfta9 in 0robe Nufs
9un99eiegt, inoem Die QoIijei eiucn Sin.
fall auf einen in iener 8e9cnO beltebeu.
Den 8prbea mabte uno iieben Der LIDO
nen SnIaBsn" oefelben ptrbaftete, rpelbe
Dor Den Draper 9ebra0t uno BON Serrn
Sranei5 Wlrf6 os5 unorbentliben SCtras
gems an9efla0t puroen. Die SeiDuloi;
9un9 wuroe berpielen uno Der Wapor lbid
te Die iieben "Sb0nen' fir 80 Sage nad
Dem iauern 2(pfel," UNI bort Setra1:
tun9en iiber ibren ible1ten eebenstpanoel
anjutellen uno fib auf einen befem 81
entIbIieBen. 3u9leib puroen iIe benab:
ribti9et, Dap nab 4blauf ibrer Strofieit
iie Burg 9ibaft fir ibr tinfti9 9utes Se:
tra9en ftellen mii1en ooer Die 9tabbar:
Ib1ft perlafen. 8ori9cn Sreitao rpurot
Elm SerluD 9emo6t, oieielbcn auf eir
Srit bon Sabeas Corpus aus Der Oaft
;u befreien. Gin Serbor fano Dor 8it:
ter Gong fatt, tpe1ber bic 8erurtbeilun9
pes Wapcrs beitdti9te uno bic "Sbonen
lpiecer nab Dem SefGn9niB ;urufl l6if.
te. Oa5 Nusicbsn uno Setra9en oieiel
iblebteu Srouensperlonen biIoeten einer
trauriaen Gommentar auf ibre Serabwur:
oi9un9 uno bic Mdnner pel6e lie unter:
itueen. 9Sir boffen, oaB e6 Den Beam
ten oelin0en iperoe oieie 9aiferboblen aus:
}urotten, oeren es leioer Uisle 9iebt, mel:
be cine Sbanoe Su Der 8emeinbeit fino,
(9ane. Solfefr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

lpettcre LIo0ri0tPn nitf Ger ,,0tfT
wafbinSten."
Gin jptitss 9rsTsn Der Sarbuier NIT ben SfI
rsiaern.
2(m 81. @1ai fanb duBet benz SreH
bel Montebello Elm Jtpeiter Rencontre
S la ia ftatt. l(u6 In oiefem 3od
Die Seftrei6er Den 8iir;eren.
8enerat Gialbini, 70 beribtet bos 8
riner Bulletin, foreirte am 81. ben q
bsr9an9 iiber Den Sefiafu6, Inn eir|
Srtdenfcpf ju nebmen, ben Die Seftu
der auf9eporfen batten. Gr ein9 d
Slpci GcIcnnen iiber Den SluB uno Cd
bel Sillota Die Ssftrei6er an. Die Cd
teren ipuroen in Die Studt 9ef6la9en,
ne NnSabl @efan9ene 9emabt un6 $50
fen, pferoe uno gSo9en erbeutet. 8
larolnilbe Serluit tpar 9erin9, Der 90
rei6er bebeuteno.
Oa6 in @ien ous9e9ebene Bulletin
jdblt, Dap am 81. Wai $4,000 Quiirte
ne 5000 Wann ftarfe bel 8ercelli fteber
oitrelblfbe SruppenzIbtbeilun9 angr
fen. Die Seitreider ;o9en fib 9e9en s
fen9o juriif. Sier fdmen ibnen 81
anoere oitrei6iIbe Srieaben 3u 9dI
uno jpon9en Die Saroinier, ftb ipiei
tiber ben SeitaFuB 5urGfsusieben.
Gin pitreibifbcs Bulletin beitdti,
oaB 8aribaloiam %. Mai init 5000 Sra
in Sareie ein9eriidt 1T, uno einen 81
leiner Sruppen 9e9en eapeno poreeId
ben bat. IS 1T ieine QbIbt, in Der s
9eno bon Como Die Selpobner ;u oen $50
fen su rufen uno einen 2(ufftanc aniu
aetl,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
UuFuuft Ger ,,3riton "

Soeben am S6luBe unferes Slatts
erbietten mir nod bic gta6ribt, baB ba
Sampff6ifF Sriton init 2 Sa9en neut
rem Iatbribten bon Dem Srieasibauplae
ju Sutbed an9elan9t fei. Oabelbe I'D
ober nlbts gteueS mit9ebracbt auf od
man ii6 nit 9ewiBbeit perlaBen Fam.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
,SCucr in Salem. tlIaT.

Salem, Maf., s. SUM-. Oa6
rManiicn Soouie" IN GfferftraBe, Die t0os
teIitdlIe uno mebrere benabbarte Stobrs
brannten bcute Mor9en ob. Sin Wann
unc Is 9ferpe psrbrannten NIT, ScrIult
Sl50,0OO.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

liifrten Burger 5u betpe9en barna6 gu
banbeIn, benz Fam in Der Sbat ni1t
80 f9arf auf bic Singer feben, unb audi
ibn fann man burbous ni6t anbers als
NIT einem febr pered6tisen 2tuse anbli=
den.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

~gin Spiebube bon Cincinnati pers
tbifTte Dor eini9en Saeen, mas er pcraab
@i9arren sn iein, na6 yfeuzSrleans, ipoz
rauf ct cine 8eriiberune bon $4,000 be-
rpirtt bate. 2(uf Dem @e9e oabin perz
iubte er nun oa6 Boot in Srano gu itedz
en-, rpel6es ibm absr febII6lu9. Die SOrs
en- lpureen no6ber unteriu6t-entbielten
aber 1itJtS oIs 9cbeIs unp onoere Spdne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

%Gin iun9er, perbeiratbeter Mann,
Namens Sbomas Sopoe puroe am Sams
flag in 9bilaoelpbla ploeli6 9etootet
ipabreno CT uerlubte jlpei pferoe aufju=
balten bic NIT einem Smnibu6 curb9Ins
9er.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
NnaebliclJcr 11oro.

Sor eini9en 8c6en fiel in Sinblap
Sauni6ip, allegheny Gauntp, 5pil6en
slpel Wdnnern 9tamens Qrentice uno Slad
elm Streit pef, ipeiber f6limme Soleen
bate. Slad, Elm MeB9er, bate bel Der
Bobnune feines S6pa9ers McGartnep
elm &alb 9efblabtet uno ber9eri6tet.-
2lls ct oamit ia Il Su Gnbe ipar, Fam prenz
tice, anaebli0 ettpas beaebelt, bes @eees
oaber 9eritten, fnapfts cine llnterbaltune
an uno fa9te, ct lpole Elm Siertel BON
Dem &albe baben. Slad erlpiperte, oa6
9ebe nidt an, oas 8leiib iei bereits per-
fauft. DarGber entitdno Elm @ortpe6z
iel prentiee wurbe erboit, fpran9 pom
Qferoe ouf Slad 5u uno CAB ibm einen
S6la9. Die Seioen ran9en uno Slaf
Elm f6pd6liber Wann, lpurbe bon ieinem
melt ftdrferen 9e9ner 9eporfen, fam ober
na6 elmer @eile ourb feline 9erpanotbeit
fpieoer in Sortbeil. 9tun fam Elm Sreuno
be5 Qrentiee, 6einman, uno belt Slad
felt, pdbrenb prentice auf oeniclbcn bers
umtrat. Qrentiee rift na6ber beill; Slad
iaete 9leib, er tperoe an ben @iBbano-
lun9en fterben uno am pierten Sage par
er rpirflib cine 9eibe. Die Grjtlibe lin.
teriubun9 er9ab, Dap Der Wa9en fart
ent,unpet un0 Die gtieren beoeuteno perz
cst naren. Der Spru6 Der 9oronersz
Surp tautete auf ,,Soo burb @a9enents
iGnoun9 in Scl9e unbefannter llrio9en. "
Oamit w1ren aber bic Ra1barn uno
6reunoe oes Serttorbenen nibt jufrieoen.
Am Monta9e famen mebrere oerlclben
blerDer uno foroerten ben Coroner Su cis
ner 9rinoIi6en llnterlutbun9 auf. prens
ttce befnoet fib auf Der Slubt.
(Er Er'b.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14
',,,s'f,TI .f.The Quadrangle.

L Ft.-
The Qaadrapgle," |" 50 famous; in the italian
campaigns Of the first Napoleon, and likely,
to become emil tin, the present war, is a
name given, to the space included between
the fortressess ef Pescliiera Mantua, Legnano Le,rao
and Verona, in Lqmbardy. It lies, directly
in'th track Of the Allies in Their; march
across Lonbardy just east Of the river river Min
Icio, and between Lake. Sarda, and its fortifi-
cations are said to be 50 immense a as ! to bold
$4,000 men----a number equal to 100000 in
the field. % DIRECTLY South ofPeschiea, and
about fifteen miles' distant, !, is, Mantua, stu
ated lin the midst of swhinpsb that can be
flooded with water insa few hours, by open.
ing the cannals that iintcrseet them, Man.
tua has shelter for 100000 troops. Verona
is twelve miles east of Peschieras and Legs
nano is twenty miles east Of Mantua, and the
four places, together, may be regarded as
one immense fortress with fronts fifteen
miles in length, within which the Austrian
army may rest in safety, but through which
the Alies cannot march without incurfng
terrible disaster No place gave the First
Maj oleon so much trouble as s'the Quadran.
gle,,n and as its defences have been greatly
increased during the last forty years, it is
certain thatthe present Napoleon will find
its reduction no easy task. k.oe9qfisR ri trso ~
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To a Drunke en- Husband,

My husband, twas for thee Ilefs 4,Il !isaso0 80
sdMy own, my happy home !; 1aaaissisamoJ bi1s :
For thee left my cottage bowers, > a. 9se
with thee In Joy to roam = aeel % sHois.l1,af
And where are alithe holy VOWS, q bat.3q19 e
g The truth, the love. the trust, ~ ,it
That won my heart '--all scattered now, aaia .sl
And trampled in the dust. l32rEoJ p
s1loved thee with ! love untold, is3 ,5 IS .5,.
~ And when Istood beside iJns sser.as Z BE
Thy noble form, loved TO think - ssiio s'a 10 8
g was your chosen bride. .stl,.sg ,,i,Y ~, 4,
They told me ere was thine own, ara9 h-y.
How sad my lot would be ;3h sh Aa"7g 99i :
\ Thought not ofthe future, then--s.,1 t sf,,-,.
only thought of thee. is 90 IEas sa5ysas 50 ~
aft 30 si4a. esaprs gsCaeH ssrcaii % ss8G~.I ost
II lefsmy home, my happy home 2 & st..s e iost
A supny-hearted thing, ,,rl. brs ~ aqlloes hi
Forgetting that my happiness bGe ti< saa diI 2
"a shadowing cloud might bring. ia2 s4,.s /,
The sunny side Of life Is gone, H n So 5gs
Its shadows only mine--- wcyr - gsH tsslrfut
oADdth are springing in MY heart, y.ls
Where blossoms used to twine. 5..sl -
do not blame thee for thy lot, hsAzanl % q
only pray for thee, sl is.l 'a go y ~,
That thou may'st from the tempter's power, 1a !,
(0h joyful thought y be free; lgga haH bsstss
That thou mayst bend above my grave,
With penitence sincere, lE,u.aF,aU ,Ss
And for the broken hearted one, ,,..,..t,,, -.
Let fall a sober tear! q
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E47ozFFs, Fs.e hr3 fgiFsFtf T. ~ A4 trgglJp(
| "In two octave volumes, nicely bound,
| D"with notes and preface an that most aures i
"Fhe pious purchas er. and there's mo ground BsG
.sTo fear, for can choose my own reviewers: 9-r-
| $50 let me have the proper documents,
"rhat1 may add yoa to my other .Saints'' '''''-'
i Now,I beg will some one only furnish the
proper documents, and Mr.. F. win add, or
try to add, crushed humanity, extinguished
rights, moral darkness, polygamy, adultery,
fornication, incest blood, groans and tears,
and riven hearts, to his list Of christian
graces; and present them as a bouquet Of
grateful fragrance to Christ our Blessed re.
ideemer
y Although not strictly pertinent to the
question, it is worth while to enquire at
what time the, great discovery was made
that slavery was moral and religious insti-
tuition, Mr. Taunton very prettily illusha-.
ted the subject by saying that if we desire.
water il, its purity, we, do not descend the
the course of river, filed with miasmatic
matter, apd the corrqpting influences it has
ACCUMULATED in its course; but we ascend,
and Strive to reach the sprlng:--in like man
ner, on squestions involving great religious
principles, we must ascend the stream Of
fime five do this we shall find the Christ
ian world hurting all its influences intoisthe
scale against the odious slave power. Can it
be that those men, living in times when the
cause of Christ often had its martyrs; when
the flames, the axe, ,7arid the boihngsoil were
in fua blastlto stop the Christians mouth;
were those men lesspure, or more corrupt
than the slayeholderl Off oar day, lor5their
Jacks? ,9SVere they who were thus tried for
Christ's sake, less likely to understand the
spirit, Ghrist's tcacnihgs, athan those who,
in alworldly sense are 'AinteresteT' in mis-
understanding titaT9d They, the prirnative
Christians had no r'irate ends to serve in
opposing slavery; can the stakeholder say
as much for or,hispconduct4 when, then, did
this doctrine of "right Divine to- govern
wrong l7frstseet lightsl don't know u
have, in my possessions,the debates ID the
French assembly when the question of the
emancipation of slayes,was before that body
in ad9LgT IhaNe also id my possession sthe
debates in the British Parliament ina1S3Os
andIs31, when, the same subject was before
that i,ody.7gI have also the debates in the
Legislature of dNirginiaiin 1882, when the
Fquestion of emancipation hung nearly even
jim the balance Of the public mind lin all
these instances, the very highest order of in
tellect was enlisted on eithersside. but amid
all the clash ofintellects not one wofdo was
.saidrabou the Divine iright.aN That sub
lime honor was reseryedsfcr infdel comli
msntntors onlthe Holy Bible, and theirschol.
ars.n e19W ra3tog hns saro L REPuBLIeAK ooi
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Noah is thought to hive had on board, a
supply of "Exterminator, !" from the fact that
for nearly six weeks he was without seeing
Ary-rat y s1 g a33 4
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az am certain, wife, that ! am right and
that you are wrong, III bet my cars on it,,
Indeed, husband, you shouldn't carry bet,
ting to such extreme lcngths!'
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.yfT5t 10 basoqmoo sev bna ,yirL isst min
bua ,s1sJm9m yft1 10 jDo atrTooaIad ssidt
.7snr 1io1bs vi ssso9Ds gifI qglibnsjsdtiutya
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@oT'TUMWA, IOWA, THURSDAY, JULY Ii, 1859:

natural fruit is polygamy, adultery, fornica-
ten and incest. Here may again pitch in
his teeth his own words, ssOh consistency
what jewel! So far from this slight FIX
having as he says, .s.gope, gone 70 the. fop:
winds of heaven, .itis just where Mr.. Taun-o
,tonieft it; a forbidding, stern, and darkiy'
,frowping moral precipicc-a regular bog Of
moral nastiness. ,issdw salrqs,c s,1,
1 Waiving as did my former ieasons why
i might rest my case, have now reached
another point at which might safelys CON.
,fdently reply. He has not shaken the airn-
"fx," and at that "fix'' Christ huris
his heaviest thunders. Here might calm
lycrepose, and let the nfidel storm rage on;l
butt may not, dare not stop; by his foolish
ly cthEusting himself into the discussion, he,
Easaroused dormant thoughts into Hctive
life which I neither seek nor hope to check
: I have not been able to learn that Mr.. r.
ever defended slavery very earnestly as a
religious institution, until he had thenris-'
fortune to be honorcd with Mr. Barker's ac-
.qqaintance; and the furious zeal with which
he advocates-it now, forcibly. reminds MS of
Mr.. Ss,they,, whose flattefing Biographies of
so many, SO varied, and some of them so
doubtful pcrsonages, gave rise TO the caricp-
fture which represented him as offering for a
,rehn6u3neration to wrfte the life Of Satan him
Jself. '7'4s,'A 'D51-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30
The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE WINTER SESSION of 1858 VIII col

THE WINTER SESSION of 1858 VIII ON
i mence on the 3 Of October, and continue
sixteen weeks. 4 full and thorough course of
Lectures will be given, occupTing six or seven
hours daily, with good opportunities fer attcR-
ton to practical Ana .omy, and with ample
Clinical facilities al the Commercial Hospital
The arrangements of the chairs will be as
follows:
7. E. st. JOHN, II. D., Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology.
J. F. JUDGE, IL. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, 81. D., Professor of Surgery
G. H. CLEAVELAND, IL d. Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
WIN, SHERWOOD, d. D., Professor OF Medical
Practice and Pathology.
j. S. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor
of Cerebral Ply sioIogy and institutes Of Medi
cine
JOHN KING. H. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women md Children.
The Terms for the Session viii be the same
as heretofore, viz :-Matlicultticn, $3.50. Tu-
iton, $4,000 Demonstrators Ticket, s., 90
every Student is required to engage in d.ssec-
ton one session before graduation.) Gradua-
ton, $500. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optiQnal) $500
The LectuI Rooms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in a central locality lin
COLLEGE Hall, Walnut Street, where Students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival
Tickets for the session may be obtained Of
the Dean Of the Facadty, at his Office, No. 1l3
Smith Street, or of Prof c. II. CLEAyELASD,
Secretary OF the Faculty.. No. 139 Seventh
Street, near Ella. JoHN kIEG, d. D., Dean.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30

ANOTHER PRIZE FIGur IN Pros
PEcT:-John Heenan, the "benicia
ooy," now the fistic champion of Amer.
lea sent out by q recent steamer, p
challenge to Tom Sayers, the champion
Of ., England, to fight him. The gallant
rom replies by the Europa, that if his
three coming fights with Bill BENJAMIN.
the 7 nknoyn," and Bob Brettie. are
decided III his favor, thus leaving him
still the champion, he "will be most
happy to fight Heenan or g 600. and
bet him $500 or 81 900 that he wins
the fight" The winner of the battle
would also be entitled to the Chamnion's
Belt. As the affair between Savers
and Benjamin has now been decided
IN favor Of Sayers, there are but two
other gentlemen to be attended to be-
tore Mr. Heenan's claim to the person
al attentions of the English Champion
VIII be taken into active consideration.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30

Telegraph, had been perfectly success
FIJI. By way of Russia it is reported
that a famine was prevailing in the
southern part Of China. Australian
papers, with correspondence from Mel
bourne to Feb l4th, are received, but
add little of Importance to previous
kilograms New gold fields Of fair
promise had been discovered near
Melbourne. There was much activity
in the shipment Of gold. Over mil
lion sterling was Oil the route to Eng
land. --a-.--..-.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30

S1cKLEs ACoU1TTED.--By despatch
from Washington, it will be seen that
the Sickles trial has been brought to a
termination by the acquittal of the de-
fendant, Hon. Daniel E Seeker. To
say. that this result was not very gen
orally expected, would be a pervertion
of truth, but that it is in accordance
with strict principles of justice, or by
any means creditable to the jury who
acquitted him, we are far from believ-
ing. The whole case, from beginning
to end, is disgrace to the enlighten-
ment of the age, and our most sincere
wish is, that we may never be called
upon to witness its like again.-1fil.
Sentinel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
st. Johns, n. F., April &C

St. johns, n. r. Aprll 70.
The steamship Circassian, from Gal
way, has passed Cape Race, bound to
n. Y, and by the dispatches from
Liverpool agent of the Associated
Press we are placed in possession of
Liverpool dates by telegraph to the
18th inst, five days later than previous
adviees. The latest dates by mail
from Liverpool are to the eve. Of the
8th. The latest complexion of Cont
mental affairs is warlike. The Paris
letters regards peace rs hopeless. The
movements of the French troops as
sumo the most threatening proportions,
and the preparations in every branch
continue without abatement. The
Paris Pdtrie nevertheless asserts that
France has not armed Austria's
proposition for the Congress are not
acceptable to France, but not being
prepared to take the field immediately.
Napoleon seeks delay.
Ihe ministerial statement to the two
houses Of British Parliament, in rela-
ton to the affairs of Europe, which had
been promised on the 18th was post
poned till the 18th.
Parliament had unanimously voted
thanks to the civil and military officers
and to the army in India, for having
achieved the suppression of the India
rebellion.
The Congress negotiations are pro-
crossing very slowly. Austria posi-
lively refuses to take part without
previous and instantaneous disarming.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30

WooD Co., 81 FOR PAINE.-The ac-
stual majority N this county for Paine
is fifty-one. The returns are made Of
fetal at fourteen owing to informally
in the returns made by the inspectors
at two poles. Rudolph, the banner
town, where not a Lynde ticket was
cast, was one ofthe neglectful precincts.
In Dexter, where Paine received only
three votes, the ballots did not arrive
until week after election, although
they were placed in our post-ofiice seY-
eral days before the mail left. Here
after We shall know how to get tickets
through to our friends in different
parts of the country. We shall not
rely on the L. S. mail.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30
Gildiness. Headac1e. &c.

These pains and disagreeable feelings are
generally symptoms of some other complaint
such as dyspepsia, apoplexy, ard various other,
all Of which are caused by corrupt noxious mat
ter, clogging the va! ous circulation3; hcrcc, y
stream or rush of blood to the head, ard by he
excitement great pressure on the brain. Sid
diness, headache, loss of memory, dimncss cf
sight and various other complaints are the re-
suit. Thus it viii be seen that all the above
painful and diot"osair .a,a!atlios ov@o their o., i
gin to the blood. Or. Morzc's Indian Root Pills
are acknowle dyed to be the only medicine that
viii thoroughly purify the blood. They entcs
the blood, and follow the stream Of life on its
journey through the system. They root cut all
f'ulness and impurity and drive cut every TN
healthy obstruction. They should be taken ev-
cry night in sufficient quantities to operate
briskly, by commencing with two pills on going
to bed three the next night fonr the next; if
the symptoms are no removed, commence again
with two pills and go up again as before. Con
tinue in like manner until the blood is thor
oughly purified, and all pain and distress is en-
tirely removed
Obtain one Of our FREE ALMANACS, and
read the history Of Dr.. Iorse's father, and how
this medicine was introduced
BEWARE of counterfeit of these Pills
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine are in BLuE
wrappers, with the signature of 4. J, White &
Co on each box. Price % cts.
Dir. Morse's Indian Root Pills arc sold by
BcnclIley & Philleo and by all dealers ia Medi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30
The Kil-bourn Gam.

The dam at Kilbourn City, which
has been a liking damage to the lum-
.bering interest and which has been
toeGha with comparative patience, has
been declared nuisanse by jury of
the citizens ofPortage City, and orders
issued to the Sheriff Of Columbia Coun-
~ to abate it. We believe this action
compells that county to sustain al: dam
age to lumber and the expense of des-
troying the alleged nuisance. If this
premise is correct, the county holds the
Dam Company for the amount in which
1t may be mulcted.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. 3. Samp-
son Of this town, for the above particu-
lars.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30

EDITORIAL CoNyEHTIoN.-The third
Annual Meeting Of the "Wisconsin
Editorial Association" will be held at
milwaukee, on "Wednesday, the 18th Of
June next, at II NJ
An address may be expected from
Rufus King, of the Sentinel and a
poem from NJ. II. Pomeroy, of the
Neacs.
1t is hoped that every press in the
State will be represented.
GEORGE liver, Cor. Sec'y.