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IT is NOT A DYE
NoR DOES IFS " THE SKIN

No IntToduct, Needed
NEW YORK April II, 1858
W. (. HAGAN, Eso.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought bottles of your Hair Cooring and am now de
srous of obtaining and would inquire where it may
be found here Ny hair when quite young turned gray
Ihare used number Of articles for the purpose Of restoring
IT. bat did not succeed until obtained his ,ohich has pro
duced the desired effect have been requested by number
o. my friends (among them several adies to it if
possible much pleased with it, it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance BY answering
this you will much oblige, .
Yours, very respectfully,
.- .4 -.".- IL C. GOODRICH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Sip, New York.
10 Price so cents per bottle For sale by s. s. HANCE,
los Baltimore street. W f. HAGAN Co. Propreitors,
Troy, n Y. dl5-eoly
SILVER Spoons SILVER SPooNsl
Persons going to Housekeeping will find every variety OF
SILVER AN D PLATED WARE at GABRIEL d CLARK S
TORE, corner of Calvert and Water streets. @
n B.-SPANlSH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTE
my eff
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This superior Ale neatly put in stone jugs with
toll, and bearing my label IS per Dozen de-
hvered. For sale by A. J. IIAMPsoN,
jel3G 81 n Charles st. near Pleasant
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No. l3l BALTIMORE STREET,
JeI-tf Between Calvert and South streets
TIE IvORYTYPE.
Persons wanting Photographic Portraits should call and
and examine The voyype before having their pictures ia
ken By other process certainly eXcs any coored
portrait made, and will bear microscopic examination
Copies OF deceased friends beautifully executed in the
above style, AMI perfect licensees guaranteed.
ISRAEL & CO,
Je30tf l25 Baltimore street.
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANYs Coal.
CHARLES GlLMOR,
0 Z 4 G. L " T,
ofce No So SECOND STREET I'd door from the Post Office
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been reapponted the
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
Gel Z b II a TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing consumers of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared fill their orders for
any size and quantity the lowest market prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority of this article OVER
ALL OTHERS is now SO well established, having been
very generally used in this market for The past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary to state that
it is now heretofore prepared in The very best man
ner, ounorm size, and free from bone, slate and other
impurities
lam enabled to fill at the shortest notice. orders for
ANY QuANIlIf
,,,,,,, ., inc ,,,, 49,
hNb'l'i'f'h ''NirAN' =
GEOpGE'S CREEK
h1A NJ " y y p-tL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, OF Streaming Purposes,
All VERY Low RATES
would also say that there number of parties in this
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRFSENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Company's Coal BY reference
NM lI ~ ha s ~ NV i - ;iI To-
'""S' THAT NONE 81 This CUAI, t'''e''o'
CAN RI HAD
OR MY RFGGlI ART y hPPniNTE,I AGENTS
IL orders through the Post once attended to- Jel-h
CHMDREs's CARRIAGES, &c.
We call the attention Of our readers to the Fancy Store of
Mr. GEO p STEINBACk, No. 70 Baltimore street where
he has thirtytyo different Styles of Cfiirens CARRIAGES
which in all conscience is sufficient far any one To select
from Mr. s has every descr;nton If CbiIdr.n,s TOYS
which he selling as low as the sam oualiv can he oh
tsinea in anv bonse in R,ltimore
RpDFopn w.rpy
r,. .,.,...1 49,,
-. 80: ~ ' len " ~, Ha
- ~, ~ S '''' 20 ' "
rrn nlhnp n,eT,, ~ M U,1rpt
Have the largest stock of
rhrrFp poor,
SHOES and PUMPS
WIZ, vi any house IN inc Chlted states
Ca and SER All tastes suited mys ms
10 i TRAVELLERS.
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|T3D FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
- July 7h, ls6O-At Special Meeting OF the Board of
Directors held the 81 inst, HENRY p. DUHURST
elected Pr silent i'll the place Of John Reese ESQ., resigned
and FKANClS }. McGlNNlS appointed Secretary.
By order of the Board,
1t PR FRANCIS'J. McGINNTS, Secretary.
AYD NOTICE.-UFFICE OF THE "BALTl
1>S MORE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY No
y SECOND STREE baltimore 9th July, lSjO-The subscri
beers to he Capital Stock of this Company notified that
their subscriptions payable TUESDAY NEXT the
10th instant, at the Office of the Company.
By order OF the Board,
ju6-it JAMES HOOPER, JR., President
sf-yDTHERE WILL BE A SAIL CANOE RACE
~ At ST MICftA ELS Talbot county, on TUESDAY,
July 10th, unless it is dead calm.
UfEN TO ALL COMERS ju63t
{f~yp THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES.-THE
~ ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT will take place on
WEDN ESDAE, July llth, at 90 O'Clock, A. N.
ju6-3t
1P BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO.,
~ June IS, 1860.
N0TICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE BALTIMORE STEAM PACK EFT
COMPANY will be held at the office Of said Company foot
OF Concord street. Baltimore, TUESDAY,, the 10th day
of July next at l0 o clock, A. NJ. By order,
jel9-tJyl0 W. BALL, Treasurer.
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~. MARRIED
On the 5tf instant, by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, HENRY F..
FANES to Miss ANNIE H. ALEXANDER, all of Balti'
more. =
On the 81 instant, by Rev. Mr. Mills, JOHN W. DUFF
to Miss ALLlE K. hENNlC<, both of this city,
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A young Italian named Henry Geraso, was arrest
robbed his employer some two months since Of
S1,7OO. The money has not yet been recovered.
Mrs. Gore, the novelist, who for some time past
has been afflicted with blindness, has lately under
gone an operation which, it is hoped, will restore
her sight '...7 ~ -
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PHILADELPHIA ALE

CHOICE BRANDY, WINE AND CIGARS.
For sale by W. H. MCLEAN,
my3Itf 80 North Charles street
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A year or two ago John Butterworth, youth re
sident in Bedfordcounty, Va, found an old English
man intoxicated and freezing by the roadside
whom he carried to his home, and nursed until re-
stored. The old man then went to Texas where be
died recently, leaving to young Butterworth an es
tate worth 500 OOO
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KIsDLIEa WooDl KIEDLINa WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT Woop, OF AMY SIzK
At Once Of City Steam Fire Wood Mir
No. NORTH STREET.
slot JAS. Il. JOHNSON
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The " o. Picayme of the 30th ult, SAYS: We
learn by the last foreign mail that the French ship
Leontine, which sailed from this port on the 7th of
May, arrived out at Havre on the 4th inst 90 DAYS
from port to port This is one of the quickest trips
ever made
1t was confidently expected that Lady Franklin
would have been among the passengers on the
Adrlatc, but from advices received she obliged
to defer her visit to the United States until the
next trip of that steamer.
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John Berry, who took prominent part in the
Canadian revolution of 1888, and was expatriated
therefor, has just returned to Brockville, Canada.
after an absence of 20 years. -
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRF.Tsr IRUpIEES' SALE.
Eg,ill PROPERTY ON COUGH AND DALLAS SITS
L.slr THE EORMkR ENGINE HOI Sc nE,Ln


@ii. PROPERTY ON COUGH AND DALLAS SITS.
ATHE FORMER sR ENGINE Eng E,I HOUSE OF THE DEPT
The subscribers Trustees, will sell the premises on
THqRSnA i u lily qFyC t2t h at oelIek
in Baltimore city, which is described follows Beginning
for the the formed by the intersection OF the
south side of Cough street. and the east side Dallas st.
formerly Strawberry alley and running thence easerly
less the lot Of md leased by Phillip
Lg to John Hayes, by indenture recorded in Lber W.
Dallas and bounding the line of the said Hayes
lot weight feet thence westerly parallel with Cough
street thirty feet less to Dallas street. and thence
nothery bour ding Dallas street sXyeght feet more
orIess to the place of beginning
property subject to ground rent Of seventythree
doars PAYABLE half yearly it's improved by an excellent
DePtford Fire Company engine house.
Terms OF sale as fixed by the Decree are-Cne half cash,
ana oteal AT Sax months the credit payments TO be
cured By note endorsed to the satisfaction the Trustees
5a r. g J. NJ GWiNN, trustees
SAML II. COVER, Auctioneer,
Ju79lO,lbH 81 Baltimore street
o. TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a
80 undersigned Trustee, will sell public auction,
the Exchange SaleS-Room, in Baltimore city, n TU ES-
fa0s TWO HDJ0 pf Tors OF c GRoTSb front
ing each feet the south side O ons
and running hundred and thirty feet eight inches
deep twenty foot alley which begin respectively the
distance of hundred and thirysX feet and hun
dred and feet west from Carey street each Lot
being subject TO annual ground rent OF cighyVe dollars
payable half yearly on the first days of January and July
The improvements consist ot three story Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, with Brick Back Building lot being
the ninth and tenth houses from the southwest OF
Terms of sale arcHalf cash, the balance in six months,
credit payment to bear interest from the day of sale
and be secured by the of the purchaser
purchasers, endorsed o the satisfaction of the Trustee
WA. +; FRICK, Trustee.
GIBSON co,
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A foot race took place in Louisville, XIV, or
Saturday last, and was won by a man named
Shultz, who ran 100 yards in nine and half sec
onds. The stake was S 1000.
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p. T. Barnum writes as follows to the New York
World:
If the exhibition of the Great Eastern is contin-
ued ten days longer at charge of one dollar, with
out, in the meantime, assuring the public that the
price will soon be reduced to fifty cents or what is
better, twenty five cents, l think public curiosity
will be killed beyond hope, for my experience
recton.
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The Alexandria Gazette of Wednesday, publishes
accounts of all the celebrations of the 4th of july
in that CITY since 1900
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The Shakespeare controversy is to be renewed
MIR. Hamilton of the British Museum being en-
gagged in preparing rejoinder to Mr. Golfers de
fence with the result of further Investigations Il
is also likely that in very short time the Dulwict
documents will be submitted to the scrutiny of
cnmnnfant trihnnal
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Crops are represented as looking splendidly in
every part of Minnesota. Rye is very forward
and in fine condition. The crop of winter wheat
Will be much better than was expected. Spring
wheat may be summed up in word as "magnifi-
ly. Corn is coming on rapidly, and the crop will
be very large. The oat crop is said to be equally
promisipu
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CHILD FRIGHTENED TO DEATH BY A MONKEY
A little girl, twenty seven months DID, was so
scared by the sight of a monkey few days since,
in Philadelphia, that death resulted from her ter
ror. The child was playing at the door of her
fathers house, when an organ grinder with mon
key came along. The child became terrified and
congestion of the brain resulted from the excited
condition of the sufferer. She died on the second
daY after her FRIGHT
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The quantity of rain that fell at Washington city
during the month of June in inches was O. 269 -
Mean temperature of the month 10 49,
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distingnished himself il the war against Russia, in

! THE SPANISH AND MEXICAN CoINs.-The Phila-
delphia papers state that the Spanish and Mexican
fractions of the dollar will not hereafter be receiv-
ed at the mint in that city at their nominal value in
exchange for the new cents The main object of the
law authorizing these coins to be received at their
nominal value of twenty-iv twelve and half, and
six and quarter cents. was to retire them from
circulation, and thus relieve the community from a
worn out and deprecated currency, which mate
rally interered with excellent decimal system
OF coinage. This object having in great measure
been attained and the amount of cents issued being
quite large, the Director of the mint recommended
that law should be passed to repeal so much OF
the former law on the subject as required these
| exchanges to be made. This has accordingly been
done. Hereafter the new cents will only be paid
out in exchange for the gold and silver coins of the
United States and for the copper cents of the for
| mer issues
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THE LATEST POLITICAL NEWS
OF THE DAY.
Besides the usual amount of ENTERTAINING INSThUC
TIVE MISCELLANEOUS MATTER,
THE WEEKLY EXCHANGE
ALWAYS HAS A FULL AND CAREFUL
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT,
up atestdates, and most excellent paper for
chants to send to their country correspondents.
THE WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS THE LARGEST AND BEST PAPER PUBLISHED
AT THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF ONE DOLLAR
PER ANNUA Although only in its first year, it is
sent already into TWENTY -FOUR different States and
Territories and therefore PRESENTS a DESIRABLE ME-
DUN FOR ADV ERTISEMENTS.
gY~ Subscription Price, ONE DOLLAR
PER ANNURI-in advance.
ne SINGLE COPIES, IN WRAPPERS,
THREE CENTS.
1zs- ADVERTISEMENTS, TEN CENTS A
LINE, EACH INSERTION.
as- TINE OF PUBLICATION, EVERY
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
LADD, WEB7TER & Co.'s
TIGHT STITCH
Sc WING-!NA CHIMES
The best in use for all purposes requiring seam.
| PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDul
From $50 10 SEQ.
Nc. 13I BALTIMORE STREET,
Je7t Between Calvert and South streets
| TIE IvoRYTYPE.
Persons wanting PHOTOGRAPH Portraits should call and
and examine the vorytype before having their pictures
ken By other II certainly eXclS any coloed
portrait made and will bear microscopic examination
Copies OF deceased friends beautifully executed in ht
above style, AMI perfect likenesses guaranteed.
| ISRAEL Il co,
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RAILROADS NOT TO ALTER THEIR TIME WITHOUT No
TIcE.-A gentleman in England has sued and recov-
cred damages from Railway Company, who, re-
gardless of their time table, withdrew, without
previous notice, certain train advertised to start
at certain time, whereby he suffered pecuniary
loss The Court held that the published times for
starting were species of contract and had been
violated. Lord Campbell also decided that the
Company were guilty of making false and fraudu-
lent representations
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HENDERSON K Co..
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL,
Have the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
Ofany House in the United States,
With a fuiassortm"nt of their manufacture.
Cali and SER. All tastes sui'ed mys tNs
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The Children's Aid Society of New York on Tues
day sent rs children picked up in the streets of
that city, to find homes in the great west.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-15

sandy hill, and the way We welted her
across the nose caused her 10 hcaye up
her head savagely and half halt, at
which interesting period we ierked the
opportunity to slide of and thw@ck her
'ue "linISntieS( cut we cou!u WELD,
"S a.! 80 t'.e ~ ,,]'eS "l ner ''lI' IAN n1,
1'l' 1Nl,' we " ''i'c,t - sec no" sac ooiu
tIo.- ~ 5;i. a,.,'.''i "ssn0as i oll''aA"' onl
s sn;+oho5 'o ~ H., Dt''2e 1j s"U 'IuS l, n'le'y
,.;I' .'.s' ,'I' 'ait 'l'io's, "le" .'e' l'os
, sIiS l"f10TSly' 4I' ana went 70 grazing say
aeI}' II senior eol'or Spa' Oh ms
t l''''>'1' =, 0'le'' i'''e,ilnl'H l,o'" ms
o;eso..es ", " n ~ lnahhen Ir0Floence i0l'
40 say uetl,1 > 'il,' l'l4"l.e'' o' 9en-
I'e.a's'nI ,J I,Is;I''''t'i .,3 no" 4at WAS 20
i-j.A1 - As'' No'>3' =: { u. Nh 'i''Ie o1',
tC. 1tese I 'ho'' e' So'i Vhe wrong wa; !.
5 ~ u o, ''.'' : '5''''' now: al Ft Sc, 20
,1:. -: ''0oot a.. '''''n 41!'Iei ~ sure we
-'(- 0->0 w 0'i 0o-4 '''e 'o''0 ~ ieS"-
%" Dz, III,
49, oosoe9? ,I2 4',t' 1 vac 1i~A' ll'nG .,3 VIC
p>:'i1I,A }":3} - a -'o@0 = "e = car
>! aS5..7 10y. -,
,,aI,na I, ~ I 'l'','1.1.'toL''E ' llgl
co''I,tr nru 'e.:,I, .:eho3t "o'' 'i';"19 @ VIVA
,,,;,,,.;S' S' ''"oo' n'o ~ ~ '"iee'
','l'l,.''" .,. ~ t'l0 "n'e' '"l't!e5 % hoSS-
S'ea1nS' until We feacneu LYNDON
-"Nhen the sun was low"
Round oursclf more iatigued than we
hau been Slnce climbing up and down
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-15
lDacdote CT CiregtT.

Stephen Gjrard, the Frenchuan who
founded ;he Institution in Philadelphla
which bears his name, had = f:.Iorisc
clerk, and ha always said he S'intended
to DO we'll by Ben Lippencot." So,
when Ben Got 70 be twenty one he es-
pccted to hear Mr.. Girard say some.
thing III regard to his future prospects,
ard perhaps lend a helping hand in
starting him in the world. Bat the
cid fox carefully avoided the subject.
Ben mustered courape. II suppose 7
an now free, sir,'' said he, land I
thought I would say something about
my future course. What do YOU thin,,
I had better do 2"
yes, YES, I know vou are.n said
the old millionaire, s'and NV advice is
that you had better learn the co,nor's
trade"
This anp!cation of ice nearly froze
Rn,, Out hrt rooo,,ar;n,, h;o oc,,;l;L,;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-15
WISCONSIN EE0TEss.

THE present proprietor Of this tavorite House
i takes pleasure in Informing the travelling
community, ('nd h.s Old patrons VIXEN proprie
eor Of the Grand Rapids Housc) that he has
leased for term OF years the aforesaid build
ing, out-buiijingS, &c. with the intention OF
keepiag a tirSt-@lass Hotel. The building has
been thoroughly renovated from earret 70 eel
lar New Carpets and Furniture, lately pui-
chased a the east at considerable ex1cnse.
making rooms pleasant and comfortable for
travellers; situated in the business portion Of
the town, commanding fine view of rlle River,
AMI in Close connection with the Ferry. il can.
not fail to become an agreeable stopping place
20 the ''people."
The Table will, at all seasons Of the year, be
supplied with the choicest delicacies the conn
try affords Besides the many advantages not
enumerated the proprietor has at considerable
expense ftted up rooms and obtained an exne-
rienced barber to accommodate patrons
Connected with the building is A spacions
harm, capable of accommodating 100 horses.
Intending TO make this House a permanent
institution, that will ever be agreeable 10 tie
traveller, the proprietor respectfully asks !.
share Of public patronage.
D. F. EMERSON.
Grand Rapids, October 2lst, 1889.
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WagoR-3:aisiag & EiacAsm:,E.igg
In CENTRAL

" by mutual consent, ana the business left to
Ac. Coriveau to carry or, he is now prepared
30 execute all orders in repairing wagons
and sleighs, or anything in the B]acksmi:hing
line, on the shortest notice and most reasona-
bic terms Mill machinery repair cd vi Il dis
patch and in a workmanlike manner. Ok and
Horse ShoeiHS promptly attended to. \ suf-
fcient r9mber ofhonds Will be employed to do
sny amount of work that may be called for.
Centrslia, Feb. II. 1855 T-tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-15
'.rTO nav the Grv Goods bill"

q 10
NV nr;yate account"
'~0b, raI,rs 7 ha+e TO bsar Won talk
Of that private account. Il seems so
much like cheating father"
"Nonsense it viii! stand till I am
married. and then T can nav it cut OF
nv house keeping money"
II should not Wish to marry in debt"
said Jenny.
The old Deddler looked earnestly at
the Sisters
You had better take this blue bunch,
NiSs,n said he to Jenny. OF i ai.:'t
convenient to nav now. I will cal
again."
"Eo. 7 shall not take them.n
,sThoy are vcrv becoming Miss
Loo!, in dis glass"
y wish nv hair was lirht," said
Laura, q shouId like to wear blue
Godfrey Horton said last NIGHT that
ior1,ot-l;le-nots were his tayori;e fow-
cys. :"
Jenny coIored, and plac;1c the bunch
again in the basket said:
"CsIDc. laura, decide. You are
keeping oue whiting whose time prob
ahlT y yoln9hlc " and then na.sinr =
c],1ir She aIlni-"Hn seated s;r Tou
look very tired"
i am tircl indeed " was the rep1v,
= will take the scarIet bnnch a51
these red came1ias and this v bite clus-
ter" s2iA IanYa.
"Bpt sister YOU cannot afford It."
"Yns can Cndfav uortnn i rarv
ricb,o ~ ~ 40
The old man bit his liD.
..1n,;nl. >, so;d To,,,,, i, . Low. +ono
Of von lnvD hin, how n,n.h i p,nnld
,,,.;cvn hin, r ha ebnn,9 5;scnvor tha
itra:r ), e'
e.Enoscnso, We'll TIL tell Won how
to remedy ir Lend me some money
ont of the bonso-Lponin,r finds -
SO thounht the old NOR. .suha :,
housrIconrr Nis, Ianra aIwovs oovo
ma +, unfnrstand thot tha+ u,s b,r
uost:'
.Iaura. Steal from INV fatherl,
"Thcre don't nreacbn
s:AIiss 7 ,.nnv ;, sa;a . servant on+er.
mo At that moment "thu 6;nncr bas
Gomez
Jenny left the room and Iaura still
4nrnod n,.s.y. tho ,.ay q Anunrs ub;ia .ho
old man nC;rtr1 ont the various hcau-
ties. his eve in the ,ueartjme running
n,.,,. Tho 5;s,r3ore.3 1,.:r oi,of,I,v 6rnsS
o,,a 49,, ,,~,;s;n, ,,.!,;la To .,,',,,[.,I;,.
(,,,,>4..,. ',l..,., ...;,,, -,.,.,.
;;rr '
s.1o+ ,o4 doo;1.d, ,, so;j Io,r,, ro
.,,,.,.:r,.r :ffer > Sho,. . ohsan.n
~ Cnre har.. ,,
- ,.,,,+ Earhnr haa SAINT horn. >
.a,&,. l.o1 arJ -, .f.a;1 - t,--st =
entirely +, s5,raarrt n,r,,t s,,nrr;o.
tend he dinners make :, nr4,I;n<. and
,h[ ,o,.1,rs ,,,,,,t 10 a.,.,i, aaI ,lan,
= ,,.1;+o ,, ,,",,u ~ i" e,,;',a1,
"Raf,rn ,vn,,II IN tha ,},.nlro ,o,,
!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-15
~sAI-aSa@
RECIPE FOR TOMATO CATsUP.-As

RECIPE FOR TOMATO CATsUP.--As
tire time is at hand for ENJOYING this
fayo!Gte sauce, We give the following
very good receipt for preparing it for
table use: E'To half d bushel Of SKIM
ed tomatoes, add one quart Of good
vinegar, one pound OF salt, a quarter
of q pound OF black pepper, two ounces
Of African cayenne, quarter OF a
pound Of allSpice, six onions one ounce
ot cloves, and two pounds OF brown su-
gar. Boil this mess for three hours,
constantly stirring it to keep it from
burning. When cool strain it through
4 fine selve or coarse cloth, and bottle
it for use. Many persons omit the vim
egar In this preparation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-15

Some one says that heads are like
hogsheads; the less they contain the
louder report they give themselves.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-15

Don't Judge Of moral character by
the face. The frog is more innocent
than many an animal that has a much
handsomer physlognomy.
-'Neal Dow is a man Of strong
will" All the Main-law-yers say so.-
And Yet n single letter has made hin
Neal Down.