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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-29
& National Thanksgiving.

We publish in another column, q
proclamation Of President Buchanan,
recommending that the people of the
United States observe Friday, Janua-
" 4th, 1861, as day Of Humiliation,
fasting and prayer" throughout the
country. The President informs Us,
that This recommendation has been
made in view Of the "present distract
ed and dangerous condition of our
country" and has been prompted in
part, by appeals made to him in that
behalf by "pious and patriotic associa-
tons and citizens"
We trust we shall be the last sinner
in the world to treat with contumely
the prayers Of the Christian in behalf
of our distracted" country, or invok-
ing the favor Of the Most High in behalf
Of any object for which a Christian
shonld pray, whether such prayer should
ascend On a day designated by James
Buchanan, or upon any other day, but
we nevertheless most reyerentlv sug-
gest that an effort to concentrate all
the humiliation which any American
may justly feel as he contemplates the
weak, wicked, treacherous and trea.
sonable conduct Of the present national
administration, so rs to manifest it all
in enc short day, would require more
"piety" and greater Christian capacity
than was ever allotted to any one man.
Never, III the history Of this Govern
ment, has any public servant, either
high OF humble, so recklessly violated
his sworn official duty, and betrayed
voluntary pledges to his country; new
er during the life time Of any free Gov
eminent, has a single officer contribu-
ted SO much to spanic and distress Of
a fearful character," as has James Blu
chanan, to the dire calamities that now
threaten the overthrow of the Govern
ment, and 10 Danish hope forever from
the minds of men; and yet that gray
headed old hypocrite, hes the sacrelig-
ious efIontory to ask the American
people to devote a day dictated by
him, to the acknowledgment before the
Most High, Of "oUr i4sdiui0uaI and ma
tlonal sins, and the justice Of our pun
ishment." AS q Christian people, we
should at all times, and in becoming
way acknowledge to God our individl-
al sins, but national caanlities are the
fruits Of national sins, and an acknowl-
edgment by the people, that our pres,
ent national coHvulsions are Justly
chargable to any criminal act or omis.
sion Of theirs, would be alike insulting
to the Deity and disgraceful to them
selves. Upon the cold Public FuDc
,ionary," more than the whole worid
beside, rests the responsibility Of on!
present perils, and if he requires but
one day in which to invoke the for
giyenoss Of his God, that should be the
Judgment day"
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Our Agents,

The foll5wing are the only authorized agents
to transact business for thu Repor'er, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising will
he hcnored until further notice:
S. II. Pettengill & Co, New York City.
G. Il Scriycn, Chicago, Ills.
Edward Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
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The Administration and the Country.

Tie New York Times, of Monday,
rebukes, in scathing, but Just terms,
the miserable i;nbec:lity of Our Demo
cratic administration and holds it Up to
public reprobation for shamcfullv
shrinking from its duty, i'll this hour
Of hnincnt peril to the Requisite. We
copy 4 portion Of the TINES article:
''The attitude Of the Administration
| is absolutely hunliIiating to the co,n-
Try, IS well as hostile t. the integrity
Of the Union. It is hard to believe
that Iir. buchanan IS q concious ac-
complice III the treason lie - doing 50
mach TO all but We can arrive at no
other conclusion without impeaching
his intelligence ana his personal cour-
age. The Disunionists certainly could
ask no more efIcctnal aid and comfort
than they have received 1T the hands
OF the Administration. Not q solitary
step has been taken 70 prepare the Fed
eral forts for the emergency. Arms
and munitions of war have been lay-
;tI,;. ,lr 49," VIZ eo .s an' paced
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-29
Pen and Scissors,

< Gil 61O SclSSCIS.
Mr.. Buchanan will not oppose Sc
cession, but put his trust in Providence.
An appeal has been made in the
case of the fugitive slave anderson, at
Toronto.
The bill for g railroad to the Pa
cifc has passed the House by vote Of
80 against rs.
King Victor Emanuel has accord
ed 100000 francs in aid Of the public
schools to be established in Naples.
The French Government is about
to bring into France, for interment, the
remains ofthe Empress Maria Louise.
Sam hLedary has resigned as Gov
ernor of Kansas. We presume the peo-
pie Of that territory are also resigned.
The city of New York alone con
tains as many white inhabitants as the
States Of Georgia and South Carolina.
The first man rendered under the
| fugitive slave law, and which led to
the passage Of Liberty bills, was a free
man.
A runor is in circulation that the
post Of Secretary of War is to be ten
dered by Mr.. Lincoln to John c. Ere
mont.
The z. S. steamer INohica1a has
captured another SLAYER on the Afri-
can coast, having 800 negroes On
board.
A lady writes from Maryland to &
friend in Boston that the people there
are in constant dread of al outbreak
among the slaves.
1t is reported that Senator Doug
las has decided to support Crittcndcn's
proposition for restoring the Missouri
Compromise line.
The Vicksburg Wig declares that
'stherc is no party III Arkansas and no
leader Of any party in that State, in IA
vor Of secession.'
Forty two divorce cases have been
entered Oh the docket of the Illinois
Superior Court since May last. = Seces-
sion by the wholesale.
-Nessrs. Mcqueen, Boyce, Bonham
and Ashmore, Representatives from
South Carolina, have formally with
drawn from the House.
1t is stated that if the South Caro-.
Ina postmasterss should resign in a body
as expected, 10 mails will be made III
for that bonighted State.
Senator Seward made a speech 9,
q banquet in New 7 orll, on Saturday
in which he predicted the secession cx
element would all pass away in sixty
days.
Ono Of the two State Senator:
elected ia San Francisco, is 5fr. Jane.
McM. Skater, formerly Of Shcboycan
and Speaker Of the Assembly i'll TIL:
| State.
About eighteen young ladies, jus
seeded from the Summaries Of Penn
sylvania and New York, passed throuc1
Washington ca the Goth, on their re
turn South. Oh, my.
A paper is il circulation for sigma
lures at Richmond, Va, requesting
John Minor Bolts to leave the State
his views, as expressed in o recent let
ter, being considered obnoxious.
Mr.. Crittenden's proposed amend
ment to the Constitution, restoring anc
extending the Missouri Compromise
line to the Pacific, has been rejected By
the committee Of thirty-tlree.
The Germans are claiming Senator
Seward as Of Teutolie origin. ThG
, Leipszig Illustrated Times says he il
descended from an old IIoIsteiniscl
family, and that the original name was
Siegwart. (Victory-ward).
<
A BIG ADVERTISEMENTS New
York correspondent oi' the Philadelphia
Post says: The largest sum ever paic
at one time by single person o,. fr,,,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-29

f The residence of President Bu-
chanan, at Wheatland, is threatened
with destruction, should Fort Moultrie
fall into the hands of the secessionists
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Que cory one year, $50 ifraid in advance;
if not paid within three months, 3l.75; and if
net paid within six months 500
Thcse terms will be strictly adhered to in
all cases.
y When the time expires for which the
Reporter has been paid, an Y viii be marked
or the last paper, and may be regarded as an
imitation to renew
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-29
4 happy New Year to aiI,

DALDHEss Cvaz0.--For real worth, Woods
I&ir Restorative = undoubtedly the be.t prep
arat1oa ROW n u5a, for restoring hair OF bald
heads, changing gray hair to its Original color,
ana 81 cosmetic Or cure for pimrles, it il
ias, taking the place oS other prep#raJions.-
20 t2.2ot nowadays IS complete Without i.
Cg-0.'.-l3eH&Ic CT worthless limitations,
as several are already in the market called by
Gl.f rent names. Use none unless the vcrds
0Pro@.5a5~ "e3a'3 Hair ECstorative Dcrot,
s.. Louis, 3io and New York. are blown IN
The bottle Sold by 81 Druggists and T~tcnt
2tet:ciae dealers, also b. ali sncy sHd Toilet
Goods dealers IN the United States ana Cans la.
- How many households have been desc
lated bv that terrible disease, Consumption
And how gradual and silent its approaches =
i slight coda hacking coucil-spitting Of
biood-and BE pet OF the family lies cold in
death! But if shelf any one--woud take
Hooland's Ba1samic Cordial In the first or sec
ond, and solnetiines even ii the third stage of
the disease, Immediate relief would ensue and.
life be prolong 4.
So also in influenza, Laryngitis, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and particularly in Group. The
latter disease, the terror of parents, is COM
pietely innocuous in presence Of the Balsamic
Cordial, and may be cured by few doses.
Prepared only by Dr.. c. Il. Jackson, No. 4Is:
Arch Street, and for sale by Druggists and
S.orekeepers throughout the United States and
Canada Price rs cents per bottle.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-21

mar nno Die beiben jun9en 55reunoe Iie an 1id
ppruter5Ieben leBen, fpnte lt9 8aumann nidJt
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lenoen 6nbrnann88ruBe ietnen Ser3en8oefitbz
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5uriif unb patote ltd uad Dem Satteltbiere.
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S1umatn, Rem Gtncrude ee8 ppr Inn itd, aus
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Werbeiratbeie Verlpuen,

SSt se4 Ttl9s ftp Ia Sertraeu bsatI6tsen unt fG pbp.
as SqGa9s ser ssns ana ven Stneru1fs bpub Gub iOa
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Der bredlt4n ar trStn dneI furtrt Ierientae weder
@ SsT t xeSasnne M SaS garOree ssn Dr. rrfOn unrsttb
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-21

Or S. 9, 9nt to ttet eS rSbr far erorcegt& bem yas
Fam entse Gu6ennien ener Spr509lt6sn G9eafaen as &
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1886 In etErar Brrm os A eraore @e ener 3et Bat e.
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bet, een &rante eae febr btse 0Rtnnno matsn, NIB
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ut e ron ettur Iu alien mrr1ltlCn 0ieu III gaer bsquem
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auf Der 0ee unbemert Gnbeuef pbne SGug IN e1Ad
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jhn6un9 en9esen III, wro GniGrdrft9 ber Qeteneps
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o. Snttb lett etaer Nte Sobren eae becnore uuert
atet semtmet OerPrt aen 2eioenbel betlene Gu
Dr. 8 Smiths grasentatiNe fir 6rduea an Dhisa4
pase er6aen. Die Gcon tit gut no mlrte inertnb SAB
auserprbrutIt rte ectraiht = geS 50. Yepnen
petGe rpn aitire eatrnt wobnen fEnnen no 9uaer MI
9abe eer SpmftCme Or s. 8 Smtb iii porpreleu 8refn
ultiren uno lie Osn nab ir8nO Gttie ts 9aaces se
Idift ertaen.
Ma @uftrdee Beten trcr9 rsotia. 5n Der 0ifcs nb ie
porate 3tmner slr Dsppftion her Battenten.
Ofen BON tltr Mptgsns bis l1tr NtenbS.
Sr. s. .. Gmitb,
So. II Sito 8reberdfr. galtinSle.
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0elpnper5 Al beaAten !

Gr. Sebnfou bee allen Drnen ne SGti an pcbe fN turd
iie Gene unb unnatrltbe Self uISrpr serSrenfe fiji
1te Arts!t Etc @loft unit bic Gfe unatia masnte Saer
Beibmdbt batsu.
pr nb sinae trauran kastnsntrtten 5olaeu Be-,
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st M %itttfTs tnsrsT taaFp S4pde ass ge8ts NeraR
HHErenun8 Ger gerSauun9sSrgane aa8eusue Gnttraupe
Spmptens Ter Sdhpinhftdht. ~
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SaltimOre=$socE= S5mpifaI.

@egrilnpet CUR lluterprUdlns Der S1uad alberet.
Der etVi0e plaB tvp etne l0eilung ertangt
tperpen fam.
einperut9 IN feds g!unben.
8ein Atefiilber, pa5 euere Oelunp9ett pUL
LENDS r1nirt. @
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Zr. sSUlIltfDl;.

@S9 etS t9niat9e GpGegimns her anunbdte in egnter
"t''tr fife Ger eritn eet;tnhen Gpuelfen FER Scr tdc
M tg a 5rettsn he sine$ ye6ans tn ten hoyttdern ron
S,' jHs Phaeelpbi Nnp dnbfren Staeten suaebrat bat
t esF TmnPertdruen pctiu9n Soente Snen bic Sc.
itP ttt Dtfe5n peb u3dtlet 3eeenbe tie IN Strena-
n Nf9etfa nno dnoeFEn ranfbeten ltten lOIde l. g. aud
Mg @ 0F d'Fn9en SIetnsttten IT, pRrSen aueenbdli os-
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0ermantd Observation-Disclosures
@jefell fhaft

IN New Oprt.
SGar einseSablteS SapisdI 100000
0sr llaenete 1T beret 9lmebunsen fir tieSe seieu
DAFT an3ltnebnten. - 49,
Il ersr@erfprgIneen, Iusfeuer-@erft6eru erum.
en- rne Getbrenten 8e trdaen.
E3tsts pretent brs sanseH Nustns perSen inter BITE
v@ernlani1 2eben8eSerliberunaSe @eiellIHoft
tf bnuptfdGIt6 fur ts beutfpe 8eS6lferuna Der gsY
Staaten sesrSset wUrbsn SIRE 9trftUren unb 8eamt.
nb nit wentaen Irsnabme Deutf&e. Sbrs Yplicen nnb
pdmptles une dbeen Drufla6en rbeu In 6eutfer SraGs
lus8s9eber SIR GedftSSrfetr FnSet tn teutfer srSSs
hatt. EU N SF~'
Sic tf bte eta9tgs 9sbsns-gerft6erunss Sc.
felll6aft In etK 8eretRt9ten Stadte en- peI6e
Stsfen seutldpen Gtarafter bat
SDrppracren un6 8trettrren tn Netp,yg fnb:
T. Y Mmnd, Aus Belmont Sfaac 8erntetnter Carl 9rus
fne 6. @barler 6, GUefr. Climber Isl s. 6arSt QCus San
Gretr. sapp, g. Rauss Deter atb @ua. 8ae s aarSsss
Serman Wturcuie ab Seds Sspal6 Ottenborer SermaSn
8rie, Nar S6dsr. S. j. S&eseler Srf. Seltsman g. s.
staFnv, o. y Sspot aOuts g. SSa SrHann DasO mai.
9raftbent: 8nsu sBeienSpmcf.
@He.prGftb. un6 Setr.' 6riecr &d,tpenbIer
gllS 8parp Of 9fefereuce fiir Baltimore
Hub fulsnte errn Bon benen bic nit beGueteu and e&
bpIprrs Fnb, ernaunt;
ST.. 81. Sduntader @r. 6. QD. Sail
&obt' Hebr* 2Dn. g. 0lGbner
~ QDerner Drefel, \ Sdcrb RubpIrh
" SamiltOn Cater - @. @. @pilder
- Chr. Stnrtds, 4 - Wleuer @Stein
- Sernt. SDn Rapff - Co. lIbrInrb
n Senrs Dtetrt6, . WtcIss gpissnfen
Diefe p ben germ bere ea ater bic BuserSls Der Se
bsrslben 81 eber 8ett fret fett.
Appltt1nten BON WaIbin9tcn uno aus ir9eno
etnem Tbetle beS Staate8 Warplanb
wOutn It'd birtt mt9 weut am TIRE seStaspsFt&ssuns
terertfeateen,
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