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MAUCH CHUNK.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, June rs, 1860.
Wha car D. Seen Around Nduch Chans-DAs9Apful
Scenery, dc.
Perhaps would not weary and be out Of place 10 tie
numerous readers Of your valuable journal to hear
voice from the Lehigh Valley Leaving New York at six
O'Clock by the Central Railroad Of New Jersey arrived
at Eson at ten passing through the finest part OF
State OF New Jersey with its beautiful scenery farms
in fine state of cultivation At Easton come into the
finest country Of the eastern section Of the State and
perhaps this place is already familiar with most Of your
readers, will only give II passing notice is regu-
larly built place, and situated commanding
hills, at the junction OF the Lehigh and Della
ware In coming up the Lehigh Valley magni-
Hcent views attract the eye. The winding river
and mountains OF various forms present scene sublime
and magnificent. Next TO Bethle ,en, an old
Moravian setiete which is among the many beautiful
places IN the interior or Pennsylvania II is well built,
thy Sect and 1t has certainly that air OF ncety and neat
ness that is seldom met with. Now we come into the
heart Of that grand scenery that the Lehgh Valley is
Justly celebrated for and at every turn the tourist
some new point which is not easily forgotten. The lie
high Valley Railroad is OF the great highways that
bring the mineral wealth from the mining sections Of
this State, and immense trains Of the black
Diamond constantly the road Next the pros
porous towns Of Allentown and Catasauqua, with its iron
works. some Of the most extensive in the state On
come and the Lehgh Water Gap In view and here
the scene such that cannot be excelIed-thc Blue
Mountains on both sides, and for some distance the view
appears to be entirely shut up, uot by degrees you
approach nearer see slight openng which gradually
until s and then you see on the
this place the scenery wild and romantic and this
season Of the year unusually bcsutfu Mauch Chunk is
the mining interest Of the IeSsb n This me e.c zee.
tans about 900 Inhabitants and Is snguay situated
In passes among the mountains in many places cut
dsaccs NOM; wheh are rest
Superintendent OF the Iehigh Navigation Company, and
also st Mark church, EPISCOPAL your read
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MATTERS AND THINGS AT NEWPORT.


The visiting season has SEA In In good earnest The
number Of strangers In the city, among whom not
few of the distinguished class larger than have
.ssy.s IN the middle Of July Nearly every dessr
several and splendid private houses have been added
to the list during the last From the Ocean House
understand that the number who have taken rooms
there exceed that Of last season (which proved TO be
good season) by more than week. From the Atlantic
learn that mp TO the present time their number of
for rooms being made daily. Tho othcr excellent
summer boarding houses, the Bellevue, the Fillmore,
Aqaidneck, Sc, &c are filling up, understand fast
usual From these and other cheering Indications the
prospects OF arst rate season, all round every day
encouraging
HOPS, RECEPTIONS, Music AT THE Pcev. ETC.
The necessary consent having been obtained from head
quarters, Fort Adnrs will be opened week, Thurs
day afterroons), curing the From the great
number Of splendid equAges In town the drives 70 the
tire Germania Orchessrs will furnish the IRON
Up. NJ, at the Par sde Ground.
Thc Fort In charge Of Ordnance Sergeant smith
very gentlcsanly old soldier who has
vice. In his day. He VIA do all he 10 accommodate
the public on tie above occasions.
The ladies at the Ocean House will continue TIE rccep-
tions nauguated last season, every Saturday evening,
from 9to III Y. NJ.
At the Atlantic, receptions win take place on Fliday
evenings at the same hours
Wednesday evenings have been appointed for the
Gular hoTs at the Ocean House. and Monday evenings at
the Atlantic House.
Helmsmuller's Gernauia Orchestra performs every
morning nj 10 AN In front OF the Ocean, and at 81. n
and p. N. every day in the house.
The Gcrnania hand, under Carl Bergman performs
We informed from a rehsble source that the Hon
Stephen Douglas 10 expected 10 visit this city abos
the first Of August and THAI apartments have been
served for INN at the Atlantic house.
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hv6r6tt party will electoral ticket which viii
mard for thousand votes the State OF the nine
~ thousand thai will be cast, while the democracy will
unite on one electoral ticket composed OF sound men,
who Will not be pledged for either Breckenridge Dou
gas These electors II elected will vote for that demo
cratic candidate who shall have proved himself the most
popular man before the people in those States in which
two democratic tickets The democracy united
with Bell and Everett ticket In the deld, thereby
drawing largely from the republican forces Lincoln will
lose the State beyond peradventare.
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not send her TO Hampton Roads before she returns 70
England Thousands tens OF thousands, OF Southern pec
pie would visit her She would be only short distance
from Norfolk and NO doubt vast number VINO osnns
60 10 New York would visit the great ship were s"e
come 10 Hampton Roads.
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Until the god Queen Anne reign'd,
II was heather sward;
But then they made its virgin turf
An altar ~ sho ord
The Troubles ut Occoquan, Va.
THE LINCOLN AND HAMLIN POLE CUT DOwN-SCENE

rs r-o-n,.. -. Occ.~~.. Va.
80 .oo,~, 40 80, ~, ~, - c,r r~r,vv ccrSrs
AnA AiN""N" 80, ,.,cxn-s.s 49,
AND IrCIDENTs. ETY..
ffrom the Alexandria, Va, Gazette, July rs
Inc occoquan omcuNies enoeo yes.efaay nsPpry
Without oioodsneo specls eoiresPonoens On INC od
scae vsnod OocoquAn yesseruay Al VIC PsIsIou
iars me anaiI ana Va ~ AL the sneactVns
from mn report we "AAe 'ne ioA0""s summary " 'oe
To- ~. - - r,,- ,... an. ,,..,~ ..n,.u.. r 49,.
u sne W. Say ~ .ny vs'n =, e wno
an sssoci.,,o. sna srrses ~ arcc, haar .ioss
a.. .,h 49, .r"s. - ,,oor "a rir.i, 1Ss - -.
scco.a,n,v 5000 ~ c,Siw,rr ,s.rns
~ ,Ia ,nia ,-ssr~ Schn TnS.-ssnros W n a.Ssr D.
h.rt C,,,rt,. csvss I,.6.r,-ood n W p,v.s ~ irss.
Wm T.vis' Hcv1 s,snhcn Ii.mmi, I'm T.w,or AZ
d,ar I-ndsr-ossd NJ - c,g- + ~ Co,,ar i.,-ns
S.nM Thonss Riyss ~ n i,,utv w a iohr.,nn n
Sai...r., III. W. 49,, W. W =,
so..r.n Va ' Rohsr,. 1r,,cshn.nr TEL, t n.
49, nai H. s.So co. panson H. s 49, ~.
A' finr A.. r..,,. of A.. ,o,. Ar. nal. .s, ..
.rr.% lii r,nsLs,. anS ~. ,r;,a ,,,sas $780,,
ssrs.sn n,os,,- las MA ~ ~, hI.sn s,i
go g 80 .ss,,. a.. " r. 49,. "a WIZ,
the asscr 81 vhon rev co.er ia AL 10 hs ou,tc an
ors,o- " ' " ~ f ~
ton ~ ,bc ria bei,erina s no he ss.nd,ns nen.cs ~
The No. az the nt "A irsi ,hers rs a indcs
top M an attamn, 10 sls,urh ina ren,hIics.. when
snolen .o on ths sn,eot ansrsved mai 1 thsr was no
one In TIE county who dared 70 touch the poIe rere
were M enousn 70 asho ~ ~. ou one ooe an
he had s.ciared thai tbs no,s mas nnsance. and on
ano,ns, shraa,s wsra "a. - 80 nron al .nna
80 .ir. ra.~ ~ ,,ar~,ss. H.. "a .rra s,,,har 49,
airen,s saiv IN ncoon.n ns,isrs we're nuhi,s ~ in
The Wheese En,fso~rs dec,sr,ne Thai the neco,e in
the county wanted the mole removed but had a the
mis- ys,., r,,cb sec,,ny I, the ue,obbo,boos .ra.t
ve.sn esa .i,~. 49,, last Co,rt I, v,.
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EoR RocHAwAY.-TEE STEAMBOAT cERss vii.
~ make daily trips sbove Sunday pcsndef. leev,nf
Cs.harine Market clip a. % NJ Spring street. sorte rves
A9, and peT No North river al ~ Rstu nng
Rcckavay siP M sicppDs Al the seaside House e~oo~ss
Fare D. cents each way.
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snRADRDOArs.

~ fuuxhkeepsie.--The s.sAmboAi AIDA WILL leave jay
arss pier daily q s9 pucsnf :, rhr;.s.a Srsss p
sP n returning 70 he chg Il $50 r NJ Passengers f~ Al.
pscdoos q Pooshssspss bAxx>ss Gsnssrrcd fres Fsrs
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A DESIRABLE FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS, ALL CONvR.
nences TO let at 7yl Sixth second house
orty fifth street wanted the furniture be purchased
lso said House and Lot for sale Price Sl2.5O0.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-09

Carpenter himself. Below you nave 1t
in his own language in which he says:
II am not aware who your Inform
ant could be, but permit me to say that
every statement Of the character allu-
ded to, is UNANIMOUSLY false. The ope-
raticn was performed in the least pos
sible time, with tools well adapted to
their use, and to my entire satisfaction.
I am now doing well, and ask no such
svrnpathies as was intended to be Gre
ated by the publication Of your article,
based as it was upon statements hay
ing no foundation in truth. I make
these statements in justice to my sur
geons, who have been grossl y SANDER
ed by some person for motives not at
all creditable to human nature. Please
give this an insertion and oblige yours,
JAMES 3. CARPENTER"
But still, Notwithstanding all this,
you persist in saying you believe the
statements you made to be true, &C.
Now, nelghbor Swayze, there al e none
so unreasonable as those that won't be
convinced consequently we have no
idea of bringing you over the anxious
seat by appealing to your reason. But
we will say that you may strive to fore
stall public opinion against us as much
rs you please; indeed, the more the
better are we suited, providing you re-
sort to truthfulness in what you have
to say. This we ask of you as right
this we wish you to deliberately IN
derstand you must DO. You say in a
late article, eff yoa each have a case
OF instruments why did you not use
them in that amputation )" as if it was
necessary to use the instruments Of two
full cases to perform one simple ampu-
tation. Had we as great proclivities
TO display all our instruments as our
neighbor Cyclop, Of the; Pinery, has to
display his remarkably deep seated
sense, we confess we might have been
somewhat inclined to exhibit the whole
But, 6wavZe, don't get nervous because
we did not. We propose to do just
about as we please, without consulting
your majesty on every occasion, either.
You speak in a later article Of your in
formants as being reliable men. If you
INV any SNCH liiitfHiiltS titt liiClH
out that we may see their colors and
know who they are. We expect now
and then to be objects Of slanderous re-
ports, and malignant destinations by q
class Of ignorant, self-sufficient. envious
Blow snakes who may be found in ma
ny localities. But you are not COM
PEELED to step aside from your proper
sphere and collect such calumniatino
venom and huri it abroad to poison the
public mind. Indeed we do not think
Of looking to reasonable journalist
for anything Of the kind And those
who properly appreciate the Importance
Of their station, will never so far lose
sight of their calling, or the dignity of
the Fraternity as to stoop Thus low.
Please give this an insertion in your
columns and oblige. Yours,
6. T. WITTER, NJ. D.
G. w. WHITNEY.
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ME.T-Wc wonld say to our fam
iShing friends that Mr.. Heath keeps at
the old stand Of Eaton & Baker, good
variety of both fresh and salt meats
lie will make this his permanent abb
ding-place, should he receive encour-
agement sufficient to warrant him in re-
naming. Letus eat less pork and more
beef and mutton, for while the former
is unfit to receive in the stomach, TIE
latter gives vigor and muscle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-09
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR

CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, easily obtained, for
the Cure Of Disease IN all forms.
By PROFESSOR HENRY 6 TAYLOR, NJ. D.
II TELLS You How to attend upon the Sick,
and how to cook for them; how
to prepare Drinks, Poult ces, &C.,
and how to guard against Infec-
ton from Contagious Diseases.
II TELLS You OF the various diseases of Chill
dren, and gives the best and sim
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IT TELLS You The symptoms of Group. Chole-
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Worms, Scaled Head, Ringworm,
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the best remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS You The symptoms of Fever and
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and gives you the best and sim
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IT TELLS You The symptoms Of Influenza, Con-
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IT TELLS You The symptoms of Pleurisy,
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II TELLS You Of the various diseases peculiar
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GREAT SToRM.-On Sunday evening
last, the choicest and largest collection
of fireworks in the shape of lightning
was displayed in this region, it was
ever our misfortune to witness. Hail
stones of the size and shape of q quar-
ter of a dollar came down with great
rapidity, which penetrated several win
dows in town. About eighteen inches
of water fell during the night. BY the
shape of the hail-stones, we concluded
that the clerk of the weather had gone
into either the counterfeit or confec-
tlonary business.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-09
IHPIIRI SALOON & billiard ROOM.

'THE subscriber has recently fitted up and put
i in the best running order, in Nerves Block,
two Billiard Tables with Slate beds, from the
celebrated mandatory Of Otis, Field d Co.,
where the admirers of this beautiful game can
while away their leisure moments in a rational
and pleasing manner. The Bar will always be
supplied with the choicest Liquors and Cigars.
Restaurant is also connected with the Saloon,
where visitors can be accommodated in the Gu.
linary line, gotten up in the very best style by
experienced Cooks.
a Livery Stable is also kept in good running
order, where parties can obtain conveyances
for all parts of the country. A.. EATON.
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zoe~s~u

RETURNED FROM THE PEAK.-The
Knoxville Qowa) Journal, referring to
the return Of two residents of that Co.
from Pixies Peak, says they went to
the mines in February last, and reach
ed home last Thursday. The advice
is, if people have anything to do at
home, they had better stay there
Wages at Denver and in the mines on
ly 81 per day--claims all taken up,
and hard times anticipated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-09
Cory's Stomachic Bitters cures the fol

Cory's stomachic Bitters cures the fol
lowing diseases and great many more, too
numerous to mention:
ONE BOTTLE will cure the worst case of
DYSPEPSIA, permanently.
ONE OR TWO BOTTLES will cure the most
obstinate cases of LIVER COMPLAINT, per-
manently
ONE or two doses cures COSTIVENESS.
ONE DOSE on going to bed will prevent
you from having the NIGHTMARE.
ONE BOTTLE is warranted to cure Sick
Headache, so that it will not return.
ONE DOSE Immediately cures Collie. and
half a bottle will entirely cure HABITUAL
COLO.
ONE BOTTLE will positively do away with
and cure FEMALE DISTRACTIONS and lR-
IRREGULARITIES.
ONE BOTTLE of these Bitters will do more
good in building up and strengthening the
system, giving appetite, assisting digestion
and giving tone to the digestive organs, than
all the pills in the country.
Call upon our agents and get a pamphlet
treating on these diseases, then 60 get Bot
tie of Bitters.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. See advertise
ment in another column, W. ". johnson, agt
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To EaOzsseEkecpers.

9 SOMETHING NEW.-B. T. Rabbits
~ BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS
64l Is manufactured from common salt, eA
and is prepared entirely different from
other Saleratus. All the deleterious
matter extracted in such manner as
to produce Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds
of Cake, without containing particle
of Saleratus when the Bread or Cake
hHIis baked; thereby producing whole &c
some results. Every particle of Sale W
ratus is turned to gas, and passes thro
the Bread and Biscuit while baking,
consequently, nothing remains but com.
mon salt, water and -four. You will
readily perceive, by the taste of this
G Q ISaleratus, that it is entirely different q O
W from other Saleratus. 90
1t is packed in one pound papers,
each wrapper branded, ''B. T. Bah
bits best Medicinal Saleratus:" also
picture, twisted loaf Of bread, with
a glass of efftryescing water On thet
-oltop. When you purchase one paper -o
~ you should preserve the wrapper, and ~
be particular to get the next exactly
like the frst-brand as above.
Full directions for making Bread
with this Saleratus and Sour Milk or
Cream Tartar, will accompany each
= = packagei also, QlfectlOnS Tor making -
- all kinds Of Pastry; also, for making Z
Soda Water and SeidIitz Powders
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP, with
B. T. BABBITTS PURE CONCEN-,
TRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength Of
& ordinary Potash: put up in cans-1 70, E.
~ , lbs. lbs, lbs, aud II ibs-with q
full directions for making Hard and
Soft Soap Consumers viii find this
the cheapest article in Market.
Manufactured and for sale by
B. T. BABBITT,
IA s4- So, IS, 10, Y II Washington st. II
New York, and No. 80 India street,
Boston, I51y
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GRAND RAPIDS, Nav %, '6O.

"kNNo hAPtDS, NAY ~, on.
To the Elitor OF the Wisconsin Pr
merry, DEAR Rive saw an article
in your columns of the 18th inst, in
which you set forth very ssbarbarousn
case of surgery as having been per-
formed on the person of James Carmen
ter, while at this place; one half Of
which, If 1t had been true, would have
afforded good and sufficient reason for
You to have wholly discountenanced it.
We did not, nor do not now design
to enter into any avoidable controyer-
sy on any medical theme, with any per-
son wholly destitute of the elementary
Knowledge of the science of medical
surgery; nor have we any inclination
to vlndicate our professional reputation,
but are perfectly content to have it
passed upon by all who know us, and
have benefit of a truthful knowledge
of the facts. And, we have according
~ thought proper to state the fact that
the aforesaid amputation was perform
ed III very reasonable length of time,
by instruments designed and used for
that purpose, and that only, and that
said case of instruments were in the
best of order at and before the time we
were called upon to perform said am
putatlon. And every statement made
IN Your article of the 18th, relative to
the amputation we wholly denounce as
beng libel rs base as the source from
which 1t originated But we have le,
your sianderous insinuations 90 uuno-
ticed thus far, thinking that as YOU sus-
tain the relationship Of Z litor to the
Editorial Fraternity, you must have suf.
fcient calibre of mind and gent;litv Of
character to confess the error of yo,r
statements as publicly as you have made
them, whenever You received evidence
TO that effect. Such evidence you re-
eeived direct from the hand Of Mr.
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Forealosura Sale.
State Of Wisconsin, Wood Co,saty-Ia Circuit
C0alTt.

State Of Wisconsin,, Wood Couety-In Circuit
Coart.
D. J. NJ. Loop, plaintiff, against Abraham 0.
Holiister, and Henry Clements, defendants.
UT virtue and in pursuance Of a judgment
- rendered in the above emit led cause, bear
ing date the It'll day Of December, a D. 1852
/ shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder at the Office of Pow
ers 4 Lang, in the town of Grand Rapids, in
said County, on Tuesday the 18th day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1860, at the hour of one O'clock
+ NJ. OF that day, the following mortgaged
premises, to wit: The north west quarter of
Section number twelve az in Township num-
Der twenty-four ca, north of range two ~
east, in the County of Wood, State Of Wiscon-
sin.
Dated sheriff's Office, Grand Rapids, May
Cd, 1860.
W. B. NAYLOR, Sheriff.
163m By J. X. Scarf, Under Sheriff.
S. H. Alban, Atty for Pptff
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COUNTY ORDERS

Counsellor in Business.
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OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
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Debts, with the Statutes of Li,ai-
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