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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


rz,ItE VIRGINIA LIFE INSUkANCh.. .,on y, -.
NY Is now fully prepared for business a ~ H. h,scs Th.
rnhBe earnestly called the importance o. y.
nompany under lie charter divides o. ~ Ro,
sverv three years. among the policy holoeis - 1919 ~
.,u,d me advantages Of Mutual system VIZ se =.
nsrnstual Capital Stock 100000 and tne
err have permanent moneyed "
AFFAIR." with prudence and economy . a,o.k and raynpv,
The CHARTER requires one half Of the oap stoek
N be inv est led In Bond and Mortgage on
worth double the smountt la ., ,.,.,rrg n, hous
The chief object Of the Company 70 ho IN re- s
amount Of money which goes annually rom our S,,te
~ iJfe premiums TO Northern Companies ina. money VI.
loaned 70 Customers for term Of yean ~ 'sAi A'' ~
bursed In our midst -. ill., and tern Pollciea Ia
TndoWmenis and Annulties granted Le anu .es td -,
sued Al low rates IS other good CompAnes- S~'so
one year OF for term Of yeArs
'' DIRRCr0B
Wm H. MaefArlAnd, John rurSel,
Joseph Allen, pam l.Ssgyeer
Roscoe B. Heath, sVo. =. n $780,,
Thos W. hc0anee, Ihou ~ u, ,t =, nse-''
John H. Montague, no a. nAay,
s fiIn,sr' J. b. Nc clelland,
Lesn 49, p 7. Moore,
John 'ones, ,.or John Il. claiborne,
Lewis D. CrenShaE, .. VI nI ch L..
mI " NJ ps.Ls,,vtu WyndhAm Robertson,
~ = ma-rSson John O. Shafer,
M q Isxsn Peter o. Warwick,
~ M T p-oolr T. O. Haskins,
a aoO~ n shall Edward Norver,
y w. Godd,n Geo. J. Sumner,
~ ncoisv D. s. Woodbridge
Prssident-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice President-WM. H. HAAALh
PAvsioidn-Dr BLAIR BURMELL
o7 j ADKIR PLEAsAHre, secretA
fE-omce corner Main 1ith streets, Richmond
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GET TIE BEST"
Splendid Stock OfPianOS.
W0RCESTER'S NEW SCALE.
NNTE oEr for sale fan as ortnent ofthe uost superb
w PIANO YORVES
ever offered Tor nhs m'rk-t ard ssk evaiaaon from
A. NORRIS,
oaA Bookseller and Desle- IN PIauofortes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

GEORGE WARMER,
Comm sion M er chant
AND Loxr SALE or
TOBACCO FLOUR GRAIN SOUTHERN PRODUCE generally
162 south Eulaw street,
Opposite Baltimore and ohio Rail Road Depot,
BALTIMOHE.
REFERS BY PERMISSION,
Messrs. SPOTS, Harvey Co, Richmond,
I" Alvey Lpscomb do
Kirkland, Chase A Co., Baltimore,
/" Toulmn, voorhees, 4 Co, Mobile,
Mch1 Warner ESQ., President Mechanics Bank Baltimore
ms2T-iv
a.OrsI nr LAhssh AND BEAUTIFUL J.
n OF various styles Forfeiture executed by g.
MINNIE at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery Ill Main
Street. Rhm Va may found Licensees Of the following
well distinguished gentlemen all OF which bear tes
experience and sk Of the various Artists employed
and the well earned reputation Of his Gallery:
EI-Gov. WISE Hon. Mr.. Orr, g. O.,
+" Lieut.. Gov. Jackson, Jno R. Thompson, Esq,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr. kiei,
Hon Jas. Lyons, Rev. Mr. Peterkin
4" J Caskie, Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
Judge Lora1, Rev MI. Hnegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev. j. l. Burrovs,T
Chas Bruce ESQ.,, Rev. J. Y. Edwards,
Gen. VIM. Walker, Rev. Mr. Seeley,
Capt Jos Myers, Rev. Mr. Peterson,
Rev Mr. Jeier, Rev. Mr.. Kepler,
Rev W. A. Smith, Rev. Mr. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. Dibren, Thelate Judge Butler g. O.,
The late Judge Clnpton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr. Boggs, Rev Mr.. schrigley,
Duplicate copies Of all the above for sale and style OF
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted 10 please. maS0
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1850. FALL TRADE, 1860
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

NO iO6 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA,
IMPORTERS
De rdWare Cutters, Guns and "AnohOr" Boiling Cloths
lave received per chip susan Kinks dree, this port ther
IL Importation OF hne and heavy hAraWaFe' anu rem e
IN the Eastern States their goods Of Amr an make
a. eh thew invite the asEton the merchants Of Virginia
North Carolina guaranteeing 10 sen a eheAp A
can be bought a any city, horh or last
Ib are NO Sgess Tor "Fsirbank" very celebrated Scales
which they will sell a. manuiacSarers' prices
B-ordes shall receive their prompt and careful attention
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Aeauaehe' SICK he@uacne, EoA
Hmm Dr. Ell-rrd RorR. RalimOre.

DEAR BRO. AVER; I cannot answer you chat com
r,iots have cfr with YOUR Pills better than 10 say
az hat ercr treat trh pHrqI'ire medicine place
grpat dependence on e1Cctual cathlrtic IN my daily
contest with disease and believing a. do that your Pis
aord Us the bcst have, OF course value them highly
PtrrsnUEG, Pa, May /, is5j-
DR. J. c. AVER Sir have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst Aearhe any body have, by dose or aNO
OF your Pills. 10 TO arise from iouI stoitniiis
which they cleanse al once. .
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WHITE GOODS.-we have now In store Of I'm
w portation, complete AssoTtnent Of
white Csmbiics aud Jaconetts
Book and null Muslns
Plain and Checked Nansooks
Bishops and yictoris Lawns
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslins
Checked and striped Cambiios
Bonnet Cords
Corded Dulties
India Twil's
Furnltu Dlmi'ies
Irish Linens Of well known makes
Linen Table nAmasks
Dsnask Table Cloths and Napkins, part OF extra
quality
Towels
Doylies, kc, kc, kc-
All Of which cfsr TO the trade at rery toso prices
,eI5 KENT PAINE co.
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Fr0m ~. \. ". CdrtirT1qht, Ntlr UrIedlt
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their eSeflcns
qualities surpass any cathartic possess Faty are
mild but certain and ecctual IN their actieti on the
bowels which makes them invaluable - Us Ia she daily
treatment Of disease.
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bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
- - I, II -. ~ l.l.l


TTITI III Y \. UTIIIi ~ INI-UI0s
Yoar Pills have had long trial IN my practice AID
hiI bDl n esteem a. one OF the best aCricuts hxge
ever fund Their Alternative effect upon The liver msss
them an excellent rm1y, when given IN small doses Tor
Ifi8fy atlsrrfr-g and dirrT0G. Their sugascOgin1s
makes tgm very acceptable and convenient FOR thu
of women and children.
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ARRIYALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOv,mber "a.

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, SOv,mber "a.
uas vlrza tuosDlr) ~ o'cOos.sus nrsIs 1O SINS AS
ARRIvED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Y ndHe AndPAssnger LudAm
SER GaHeso, sul,h, n Y, ndIs D. Aw Curris
Ori-anl rhaiehsT, Boston rdIs., D. v. Cunie
s.,,r B.vIss. zssns Ea,taoSs, udr, and passengers D
sesS Rosiap, orr -- down the river ushs
INOa BALTInOR E--The steamer exc. : .SlS-.N
E PEABODY CaPiair PtitehArd WI receive .1Ant1l-t-
frst to-day donday) and up TO The hour Of - o'clock NJ Tues
FrsSs taGsa % boston via Baltimore A,lovs rAie' with great
So SAds received 90 board gns, engaged at cur osee
tafs. y O'clock. NJ. TussdAy
sssss procured ether At our Oase sip opposite
ne Columbian Hotel or al The steamer, veA5vsa; ,prv
no2e-9t DAVID Sa, 0UAEI&
N N. steamship XORKToWSSwv <FN1s
TOWN Caps Less P rh, vn leave here q O'CLOCK, p W.
PaseSssrs are requested to be on board Passage
New YORK aeAs ana stasroon included e SeerAse Psss
Fssht received today MoHday and up The hour oil 0oi'ek
Cossnses are requested send for their goods to-day
ckt and berths secured AZ cur once or on DO "a me ship
Fhi for Boston taken moderate rates and forwarded -"
''i Ssoss@a. LUDLAN a WATSON
NOR BALTIMOHE.-Ths regular Paeks, sehoOn- -
SayaSsd ana sOag board Vim have luosPaieh For remand
ss{3-a W. y. COLQCIrT ca.
TNOR MOBILE, Ala.-The hyperion fast sailing .tfS
schconer nANIEL TOWNSEND. Capt rcunse- q, IA -
ng greater poroz c her engaged I'll have al Pss
70 ga " b. COLQUIrF CO.
NOR LIV ERP 90 L.-RichmOnd and ~
II Liverpool Packet Linc.-rhe urst ship % -
ths the VIRGINIA DAKE, Captain NJ Cole vii os a.
t Dor fsr Liverpool aboct The 10th Of nh ship
- VII bear BY special OF tie Lsgsaa h3nr
cAa BE- shipped This ship owned IN Virginia uaou, Inspection
A large part Of her irrshts already engaged
oe5s-tf DAVID Nm. CURRIE
FlLL AND WiNFER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TIMES WEEK,
TOETwEFN EICHMCND AND INV YORK, ONLY .grl7le
ID 40 Passage Stater0on and meals Included
ThsU q NAL steamship YORKTOWN. JAMESTOWN ana kO-
ANOKE VIII leave Richmond tr New follows, stopping
~ Norfolk both going and returning
YorktoEn Captain PArrsh every Tuesday Afternoon a.
O'clock.
ne jamestown Captain skinner, every Friday afternoon, at
O'Clock
O'Clock
RETURNING FROM NEW YORK,
Erery rrsday Tharsday add saturday, az o'clock, NJ
StcrraEe passage 20 New York only -
N n tame a hV Ne Verh
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
What the Press say Of Cory's Stomach.
lie DiItars -

| 1t is not often that we make notice of any
| thing in the medical line and when we Go it is
when We are convinced, beyond a doubt Of its
genuineness. We now consider it our duty,
as a journalist, to recommend to the public,
CORY'S sTONACHIC BITTERS, for the cure
! Of that most fearful and annoying disease
! DYSPEPSIA. From our own experience in
the use of this genuine Medicine, we can safe
II sav that for the ADORE disease, together with
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, Co5tireHess,
and many other diseases that arise from q dis.
ordered Stomach and Bowels, it is unparaliel-
ed. It5 timely use has been the means of sa-
win many fellow creature from years Of sick,
ness and premature death. The proprietorE
assure Us that they arc receiving, almost daily,
voluntary certificates from all parts OF the
country, tcstifying to its wonderful merits IN
the cure of the above disease. In our opinion
nothing will be found of more benefit il remov
ing The cause and curing these diseases, than
the use Of these Bitters and would cheeTfuly
recommend to all in this section who are suf
fering from she bad effects of this bilious eli
mate. We have been acquainted with the pro
prietors Of this Medicine for many years, ant
know they would not place before the public
! any but a reliable article
! We know it to be a fact, that these Bitter.
have been used for thirty years as a regular
prescription by one of the propritors in an ex
tensive private practice in Upper Canada, anc
we feel warranted in saying to ALL TRY THEN
we are sure they will do all that is claimed
! for them See advertisement in another col
umn.- Wuukeyan GazsHc
Price One Dollar per Bottle, See advertise
ment in another column. J. n Brundage agt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
eBFThe concert given by Prof. S

Anderson, was huge affair. Long
before the doors were opened, the vast
crowd extended towards Saratoga,
Centralia, Big Bull Falls and lake Mich
ican. As soon as the doors were open
ed. the vast crowd shelled out their
regular 10 cts. a piece and became seat
ed in the spacious Hall that viii prob
ably seat one hundred and fifty persons.
We noticed several from milwaukee,,
Cat least three) among the audience,
and vacant seats for about one hun
dred more. Whether they came ex-
pressly to attend the auusicuz sore-eye,
we will not assert. We don't know
what right they lad here if such was
not the case. The various anthems
were performed by the royal band OF
vocalists with great gusto and energy.
One piece was performed 2 times & a
!, owing to being en-cored by the au-
dience, or because the performers baulk-
ed on the first deal. On the hole, il
was a grand affair, and those who ex-
pended dime or more probably los,
about cents-which was made up to
those who were so fortunate as to hear
the grand Sara-nade after the perform,
ance. The Hall stands yet, and the
music books are yet in existence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
PROSPECTUS OF THE
HsscOnsisR Free Democrat
70 r I g g o.
SIXTEENTH VOLUMEi

LOacer Terms and Greater Inducements
tha1 euer!-N0ec is the time to Sub
scribe
TAE Wisconsin Weekly Free Democrat is
L just entering upon its Sixteenth year, and
the Proprietors would improve the occasion to
call attention again to the merits of their jour
nal, and to cause to be renewed the efforts of
its friends to increase its circulation and ex-
tend its influence. 1t is now the commence
ment of new volume, as we'll as the begin
ming Of a new year, which is he most fayora-
bic time to subscribe
It is scarcely necessary for US to speak Of
the position of the Free Democrat, for that is
too well known to need rciterating For FrF-
TEEN YEARS has its voice been steadily on the
side of Freedom, Justice and Humanity, and
its past course is guaranty for it's future ac-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
~ A friend writing from Wausha

.WA friend writing from Wausha-
"a county says: 'H:ll Webb is on the
anxious seat, and is crying Justify for
his political salvation, and desires Your
prayers for the same purpose" Broth
er Webb shall have our prayers for his
political salvation, yet, while we be-
licvc in the scrlpturaI saying, ''the
prayers Of the righteous availeth
much" we think the following more
applicable in the present instance -
Let William alone, for he is joined to
his idols" We have Q few political
prayers for the especial edifaation of
bl other Webb and his political friends
In the present number Of the Times,
and if there is not enough, "yom and
yo,u friends can draao on us and our
i friends, and we assure yow that yo,s
shall not draao IN voin' for more
Stanton Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
The National Conventicn-prosp
tive Result

Speculation under this head seems
to be engaging the attention OF the
press, and others, throughout the en-
tire country. Many theories are adj
vanced, and propositions made, all,
however, in that spirit which indicates
an entire union, and harmony Of feel.
ing and sentiment, upon whatever may
be the result Of the Conventional de-
alterations 1T Chicago, in jane next
In common with others, We have 3
preference for him who shall I'll the
Presidential Chair for the next four
years but that choice exteuds so far
only, AZ will hold the Convention to
principles, not Compromise faith and
sound doctrines, for the purpose Of
success. The present indications, at
Washington, and in the several States
at the North, appear to center and be
fixed upon that man who will secure
the two or three perhaps doubtful
States. The man to do that, more
certainly than any other, is SIMoN
CAMERON, to whom is already conced-
ed the States Of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, and as likely to carry Indiana
and Illinois as any other man now
talked of. Unless the wind materially
changes before the meeting Of the Con
vention, we hope to see Mr. Cameron
wearing off the honors Of y nomination,
to be made on the 18th of June next;
not that he will make better PreSi-
dent than Seward, Chase, or others,
bat because to win with CAMERON. will
mnch hohfen the great amount Of labor
necessary to be done in the short space
Of time allotted atter the meeting Of
the Coa>ention, AMI because, too, III"
little aiverging elements of all that are
opposed to the Know -Nnthiny Democ-
racy, can better be gathered in on
CAMERON. than most any other man.
Success of principle first, and of par
ty second, should he the ruling and
governing motive Of the Chicago Con
vention. - Oxford IVis.) Express.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
~, WEATuFR-I.a,

The WEATHER.-Last Saturday,
oil Boteas, Ed, WAS taken with
spasms aHdseverc Interpretations, which
resulted IN the elevation o. his rotund
itv, t. an aio,n;a; extent. A vast
aa,3ant # bi3gria9 w#S lone. Lam
Der aceat mp, bet immediately fell In
ITS proper level. Crin"l.na futtered
and struggled to escape from it's staple
fastenings, and everything possessed
of materiality or consistency became
suddenly endowed with apparent vi
tally Sunday dawned upon us ap
pareutly ashamed ofthe many liberties
that had been indulged in by its 'll-
lustrious predecessor" and seemed
willing to atone t,'1 the wrongs we had
suffered. Since then we've had spring
weather-genial, bright, aud snnny.-
We ar" now trying to have taste of
those "bright days coming" which we
shall soon experience. We trust they
may not be delayed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10

THAT SARA-SADE. = Last Tuesday
night, between the hours Of twelve and
one, we were awakened by the duH-set
strains of a band of yocalists, (suppoS-
ed so to beg who were determined the
community should have their regular
10 cents worth of concert music. Sew
eral pieces were performed with taste
and good feelings, (beneath a large cot
ton umbrella) rejecting credit upon the
persons who have the good sense to
stay at home and enjoy their regular
facilities for sleeping. ''My bark is on
the billow," was beautifully performed;
but we should have enjoyed it better if
their bark had been on their piUoac.-
"Ponepey Smash was done up brown,
owing to their having taking smash
probably NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en-
countering the elements. "7He poor
old Slaue" was badly misused ''Do
they miss me at home'' was sung with
feeling-in the dark to find fence or
anitchlng postto support the .fore-ports.
We hoped they acere missed and that
Freeman would come to the rescue
ooh Lilly dear it srieves me" &c. &C.,
was reciprocated by the listeners with
out a doubt. We have since learned.
that they were in search of cold Wet
uals.
The above squib sounds as if Mac
caroni himself were one Of the party.
Else how should he know SO much p
Ed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10

.W The Ice is fast "passing away"
The mild, warm weather of the last
few days has materially weakened it,
and in less than two weeks we shall be
s'right in town" with the streets lined
with raftSmen and our pockets over
flowing Enthusiastically jack
knives, plug tobacco, ten penny nails,
toe strings, old buttons, ''nary a cent "
Let the good time come the ice went
out last Spring if we recollect Alright.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10

eB The Wood County Drug Store
|'Banking institution will hereafter be
conducted by w. w. Johnson, as
President, and H. B. Philleo, Cashier.
Mr.. Brundage having disposed of his
whole interest to the above mentioned
President. Everything in the line of
medicines, Sc, &c, will be kept on
hand. Paper Rags taken in exchange
for goods
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
Our Agents.

The following are the only authorized agents
to transact business for tho Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising will
be honored until further notice:
s. n. Pettcngill Co, New York City.
c. H. Scriven, Chicago, Ills.
Edward Miller Milwaukee, Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
HARNESS SHOP
JOSEPH COTZE

HAS just opened shop opposite Hurley's
Il Hal, for the manufacture of SADDLES
and HARNESSES, and everything in that line
Anv person having JOHN BRowN svrnpathies
can have halter furnished CHEAP. That your
lire Of life may run evenly, lines will be made
on short notice. In fact. any part OF harness
can be obtained without delav Also, car
riages trimmed. Repairing done to order.
Pinery Currency taken in exchange Cor work
JOSEPH COYLE.
Grand Rapids, Jan. a. 1850. Aft
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TERMS

Que copy one year, Sl.5o paid in advance;
if not paid within three months, sl.75; and Ii
not paid within six months, $500.
These terms will BE strictly adhered to IN
all cases.
X When the time expires for which the
Renorter has been paid, an will be marked
en th. last paper, and may be regarded as an
Invitation to renew
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10

QUERY.-Ifit takes $4,000 kegs Of
beer to supply the city of Milwaukee
one year, how many barrels Of whiskey
will it take to supply the city of Brod-
head, the same length oftime, at five
cents a glass ?-Brodhead Reporter.
A very large amount indeed if the
editor is allowed free access to the
'<supply.n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
Judicial Election Notice
SEVENTH CIRCUIT

NOTICE is hereby given, that an election will
~ be held on the first Tuesday, being the
third day Of April next in the several towns
and wards in the counties of Marathon Por-
tage Waupacca, Waushara, Adams, Juneau
and Wood, comprising the Seventh Judicial
Circuit in the State of Wisconsin, for the elec-
ton of a Judge of the Circuit Court, for the
term of six years, commencing on the first dav
of January, A. D. 1851. Such elect TO be
conducted. the votes canvassed and returns
made III accordance with the provisions of
chapter Z, of ia. Revised Statutes of 1883
Given under my hand, and the great
IT, s seal of the State, at the Capitol in
Madison, this twenty-frst day of
February, \. D. 1850.
e-2w LIP. HARVEY, Secretary of State.
In compliance with the foregoing notice an
election will be held in the several towns in
Wood County, Wisconsin, for Circuit Judge of
of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, on the first
Tuesday in April next.-Dated Sherifs Office
Grand Rapids, this 2eth day of February, A. D.
1890 W. B. MAYOR, Sheriff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
MECHANICS AND BUILDERS
R e A G. K s NITHS!

We have the largest stock of Iron and Steel
ever offered in this market, consisting of Fiat.
Square and Round Bar Ok and Horseshoe
Shape, Nail-Rods, Cast, Spring and Blister
Steel. Band and Hoop Ircn, and Aauauode OK
and Horse Nails. We would also call you, at
tention to our stock Of Scrap Spring Steel,
which was purchased expressly f,r your use, at
price which Will suit. Also, every variety of
Blacksmiths and Guusmiths' Tools
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
JOHN BROWN.

CENT by mail on receipt of ONE DOLLAR a
~ correct ambrotvpe Likeness of JOHN
BROWN the MARTYR Of SLAVERY, sat in =
Lady's or Gents Pin. Also, the same Like
ness, set in Gold Locket; Price 81. corn
TRY PAPERS GIVING THIS CARD an insor
ton in their paper for two months shall re-
ceiye the Loeket with the Likeness. Address
D. r. HUTCHINSON.
No 122 Fulton ST., New York CITY
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
Wholesale LIQUOR Store,

4 GENERAL stock of Foreign and Domestic
Il Liquors, and a we'll selected assortment of
Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes
Also, great variety of Groceries and Proyis-
ions, which will be sold at the lowest living
prices.
Always on hand full supply Of A. H. Bacon
& Cos superior Whisky, for sale by the barrel
Shingles taken in exchange for provisions
Sly j. HOMTEE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10

wS Seven hundred industrious indi-
viduals gain respectable livelihood in
the State of Ohio by manufacturing
counterfeit money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
g.
Chicago, March 6.

\0tItNtFS-N, NiI o.
TIE Mnncipal Election passed with
out any disturbance of conseqnence.-
The vote polleL was large; will proba
bly, reach eighteen thousand. Returns
received indicate the election of the
entire Republican ticket by from four
to seven hundred majority.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10

rW The Cobbler who lost his all,
has concluded under the circumstances
to stick it through to the last.