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MEDICINES.
uELNlBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION

n Il
HELMBoLDs bUCHU for the Blsdds.
HELMBoLDs BUCHU for the Kidney.
HEIMBoLDs BUCHU for the Gravel
HE1MBoLD's DUCuU for tho Drupsy.
uEIMBoLDs BUCHU for Nervousns-..
HEIMBoID's BUCHU for Las Of Memoy., II
HELMBoLD's BUCHU for Dimnes Of vs-.Splode'
nEIMBoLDs RUCHU for D1icuii ., Ju'ticc q
uEImoLD's BCcHu for wsst1G,syy'' ''I''0
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for General Debility.
HEIMBOLD's DUCIU fs Universal IaSutuds.
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for Horror Of Dse....
uEIMBoLDs BUCHU FOR Night sweals.
uELMDoLDs BUCHU for wakehilne--.
uELMBoLD's BUCHU for Dryness OF the skdn.
HELMBoID's BUCHU 'or Eruptions.
uEIMBoLD DUCHU for Pain in the Back.
uELMDOLD's DUCHU for Heavnoss q The Eys-
nds-with temporary sifpcaton and L,oas Of sxta.
HELMBoLDs BUCHU for billy and Re-als--
ness, with want Of attention and HorrOr Of soossv,
and all diseases u
FEMALES -FEMALES-FENALFst
FEMALES FEMALES -FEMALEsl
FEMALES -FEMALEs-FEMALE
TAKE NO MORE PILLS
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE or NO AVAIL.
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL,
USE HELMBoLD's BUCHU FOR
ALL COMPLAINTS INCIDENT To TuB syx.
NoFAMLY SHOULD RE wITuorn
NO FAMILY SHOULD DE WITHOUT
NO FAMILY SHOULD RE wITuourr.
II removes all improper discharges. ard win -
store the patient In short time ~ a state Of he.hh
aud purity.
USE UEIMBoID's EXTRACT BUcIIu for s,.- !
eees aid affections OF the most distressing ch.r-r
scter. '
USE HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu In an
Affections and Diseases Of tie
URINARY ORGANS,
whc,her existing in
MALE OR FEMALR
Prom whatever cause originating, and no mater a I
now LONG STANDING. q
Al the above diseases and symptoms admit n, tA.ai
same Treatment and may originate from the sanaSe
cause
hELMBoLD's BUCnu Is sa,c and pleasant, ,,s
taste and gdor but mnedi te In its acton.
Personally api cared leioro re, an Alderman N, ,
tie city OF Philadelphia, H. T. 'telmhOld (hcmi - ~
who, Icing duly s"orn docs say that his ,repar.Ss
Ton tuns no narcotic, mcIcu v, or iniurtoul,
drugs, II In purely vegetable. IL
ii. I. IiELMBOLD, Solo NJ ,ufactur,r y
~ swo[n al d -. subscribed before me- tn sad dag Il
wM +. HIBBARD, AID. nan. b
Price ~ per bottle, or f,r So delivcrcd q. n. i
address name, INITIAL HJtel, store OF Exp@ y.
OMCe.
nrlrpo.D.s e
EXTRACT BUCuU. y
accompanied by reliable and re-ponsbI. os,.,. !,
ical" h9" Professors OF Medical Colleges, GarTyL
men and others.
Prepared 10y II T HELMBoLn.
Practical aIlI Analytic Cbemia N
lGi South Tenth IT. below Chestnut Philadalnht. =
Where al letters must be addressed. h
!
NECESSARY CAUTION Should unprInc,n,.I ~
dealers Try To lHlm on another article which tavs !,
better profit and In worthless Buchu they m,,at ba,
for cash
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu.
TAKE NO oTHER-CURE GUARANTEED. N
Describe symptoms in all communicanous. 4
ADVICE GRATIS. 5
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RADwAYs READY RELIEF

have committed y serious mistake. For this remedy,
heely used among the troops will prevent and cure
n double quick time Small POx. hev'es, yellow,
ryphus, Typhoid and al other malignant diseases
Ut tho Government supply every military depot and
mcampmcnt with Railways Ready Rolet NJ
sickness ufa serious nature viii prevail. Eycry
volunteer should provide tloms'.ycs with few bot
pes u this remedy. Itwii protect you against sud
den attacks of tAe most indignant disorders, and
will III AL CASES Of sickness a. .edito = cure.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

SUPERB DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
Every Afteuoon, at o'clock, and Evening, At TX
For cHrios.tos, see Advertisement on ID page.
Admission, % cts. Children under ten, rs ca.
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WHICH ARE OF DRY vAPoR.

l. BgisiiEs the circulation Of the blood, and pow
rfully tend " prevent t discrimination 70 the hs.A
md likewise 70 remove 0tddiness, and prsvsns essl-
~. % Ia hands and Jeet
.. They rc-estAbllsh inssnsibls perspirsion, prs-
nots sweat, consequently relieve or removs symp-
pms OF inflammation; therefore are indicated for
pouty aud Rheumatic pains, swsllings OF ,hs Joina
Lnmbago BclAtica. 90.
.. They diminish nervous irrisabIlIty, and hsvs
ured cases OF Tic DoloreauI and 3d. viius' Danos-
4 Most diseases OF ths Skin, FROM r,shes and
hmples ~ leproay, best treated by this method;
proof Of which. the milder forms Of Skin diss>ss
dive way to this treatment alone.
D. They remove from the system ,hs III s6sca-
riAng from the too free use Of mercury.
O. They strengthen tho stomach and give tone 70
NE digestive organs, by Increasing the secreaons-
:. They do good in al glAndulAr and other swell
ngs and otSiructions, by equaliring the circulation
md quicksning the ths activity Of ths Absrobeni vss-
ais.
They tend greatly 70 relieve all dropsioal swell
ngs submitted 10 their operation. A common Cola
sNways cured by these Baths. Fever and sgus
lso have Always been cured by them.
Persons take them under the sdvice Of thsir
mn physicians, and rely upon ,heir directions 10
ng rigidly adhered 70.
N. B-Ths Ladies' Department, "a entirely dis-
pnnec,ed from tia. Of the Gentlemen.
BY calling At No. wILLoUGHBY 81, . numbsr
taddresses Of we'll known residents OF Brooklyn
m bs chained, who have besn cured by IN
beshS,
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THROAT coNPEoTIoEA
RoAT CoNFBcTIoHs
THROAT coNPEoTIoBa
GOOD roR cLERGYhfns
GOOD FOR LEcTURIRA
GOOD FOR PUBLIC sPxAKHRs
GOOD FOR s1NoERs
GOOD FOR coNsUlpTIvsa
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPAI.DNGs THROAT CoNFEcTIoNA
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDNGs THROAT ooNFEcTIoEs
CHLDREn CRY FOR
spALDNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
rhsy relieve Cough Instantly.
Thsy clear the Thro.,
Thsy give strength and volums 70 the volos-
rh'y imP.r' delicious .rOn. 70 'h' Sr..,A-
They arc dslighifui 20 the ssss.
rhsy are mAds OF simpls hsrbs and o..nos hsrn
any one.
Isdvs. every one who hss . Cough or . Husky
veios bad Breath. any dirnOuity Of ths Thro.A
.u -.,,.,., ,..,.,,,. 49,, in
- .r.v,D, WIN, ,n,-., 70 90, . r
am ..s. In saving ,h., vuu viii .y.r .n.r-.rt. o.
,,.,,-
,v,c, -,v,-rv r,rv ,,,,
-
i u 0' A
NO. % OecAr 'ree~ u Il
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
cuRH
gyms use OF 'ns'e rhs hs Periodlo sa@on q
nervous OF si'h hoAiA'he may % Pre'on'od' an
Hsisn 81 the commencement OF an attack, hans-
a.,. ,.,,., from, main and .,c,n... x,r y. o,...s
They seldom fAl In removing the Nausea AnA
Headache 70 which females are 30 suR,oca
They &C, gently upon the bowels, removing Cas-
av,n...
f'''''' --'' '
IIArAHlvs improving the appetite, giving SOns ~
Ugor 70 'hs digestive organs and restoring tAs -
~'N e'A'o'''y Aha ''''ng'h 70 'he "h0io SYSTEM
-.''-' = ' '''' ''''''''
having been In use many years, during which ,ins
n.r h.v. .v.,,., 49,, ..,,.,
ing In the nervous system or from dsrangsd jasas
They arc entirely vegetable In shsir oomposasa
v,,bou, making .nv ob.no. ., d,,. and ,,..h
my aiSAs' ee-o'e 'A"'o renders " easy 70 admir-.
BEWARE OF couNrERFErrsl
s'''uin' hA'e h's signatures d Hs-su q
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MOSQUITOES.
v'CCINE VIRUS.

UOINE NIKIS.
We have completed arrangements with phyd-
sian of extended practice to furnish us with freah
vaccine virus from healthy infants, In chemically
sealed glass tules, and viii supply physicians and
surgeons in tie army with either vaccine matter
seals, In tho tubes, for 80 ccnts caChor two tubes,
one containing vaccine matter aud the other scals,
for 90 cents, capable of yacsnaug Rt least ten per-
sons Wswil gIarasteo every tulo of vaccine " bs
tresh and pure, and from healthy infants.
Address RADWAT & CO., f9 John st., including
tue amount IN postage stamps,
RADWAY d CO.,
ny24 rOOO % John a., NY.
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Tho NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS o., ,tAb

VNfN ~
"In former number, we reminded them that the
FIRST u vision of tho French army In Russia Rad
rIilorci less than fy other division, because Mar
sR Davoust had made each solder carry Int
bandn,es aud provisions for himself; II To these he
os-Ssares every soldier will adj u small quapt.ty Of
Mat invaluable remedy, RADwAI'S READY RE
LIEF, ho will not only derive actual benefit during
Mo campaign, but VIII escape niAuy hours Of pain
md suffering from rheumatic affections in a1er iie,
should ho survive Ito terrible contest Ia which our
country u unLappIly engaged"
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HARD SUFFERING.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THRIVE porrIEs.

One of the Prvaies Of tho Eighth Regiment, a
present in the city, relates tie following;
"Ater our arrival st Annapolis, our Company,
nndcr Capt. Law wIcnce, were employed In ths
trenches tbs first might wo sicl with our feet In
tho water aud our heads resting ou our kuapsacks
| hr pillows. In tie morning, our llau kct7, which
was our only covering, were so wet with the
heavy dcws that va wraug tic water out uf them
n streams; our limls and joints were 80 stid
lIat wo could hardly moYe hom. l had three
bottles Of RADWAl'S READY RELIEF, two
of which ] gave away g. my comrades, and
Me other used myself and shared partly with
others. We nll hatLei our limbs and joints ith
Me READY RELIEF In few moments the
hmeneSi ard stiffness, pGln aud wearincss, len u.s.
We thcn-havng no liquor with us-drAAk READY
RELIEF and water This chccrod and ihv1gorated
nB, Aud enabled us, with tie aid Of two meals con-
listing Of hard biscuit and sat pork, h stand guard
duty, work in the trenches, and wheolbarrows for
twenty-f1ur h Uurs having only two hours rest. 30
bng az tho EI;ADY RELIEF lasted, we could per
hrm duty, q W. Ncu that gave out fell sick, and,
by the order of ltgCou retu. ned to this city.
am certain that VI there was plentiful supply OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF In the regiment,
our silflcrings would have been trAng. l intend
retnrnirgtD my regiment In few days, and win
ake with mo good supply. II is the request Of
myself and most Of my friends In the regiment,
HAT you tlka immediate steps 90 have RADWAY'6
READY RELIEF added u the medical stores Of
very regiment. I1will save the Lives Of thousands
H our troops."
Ifsuhering from thirst, weakness, fatigue, tea-
tpooniul OF READY RELIEF, IN tuinbler OF Wa
YER, will prove Of greater service than alcohol,
whisky, or any other liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Our troors viii suffer gren, annoyance from the
bhes and stings ~ mosquitoes. Those Of Virginia,
and the cotton, rice, and sugar lands, exceed
lngly poisonous, and iufict severe and obstinate
sores and wounds. II RAILWAYS READY RB-
LIEF IL applied ~ the bitten part, u will In a few
moments stop the most tant,'lZing itching neutra-
hze the possn, and allay Inflammation. Battle the
hce and hands freely with tie READY RELIEF
And waterLhe mosquitoes Will not trouble you,
X. X. Remedies are sold 10y druggists aud store
keepers everywhere.
RADwAY 4 Co,
NJ. 20 John st., N. Y.
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TEsTIMoNIALst

Mr.. DANIEL LovEJoY, OF No. 1877 wea I'D .
New York, has been afflicted with the Piles for
hoenty years. He used the Patent Pile Pipe with
Ointment, and In three weeks WAS completely cured
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, Of Greenpoint, Long
Island, whose store Is al No. 10 Mangin st., New
York, was troubled with the Piles very severely bus
BY the OF the Patent Pile Pipe and Ointment wss
Immediately relieved and In the short space Of three
weeks was completely cured.
Mrs. VAN HORN, wife OF the lAst named Eentls-
man, had painful attack OF the Piles, used the Pipe
and Ointment, and was cured in one pesk
DAVID MCCARTHY, No. e24 Fifth st. New Y@k.
who had suffered Routely from I've Plos for . loaR
time was cured By the Pipe aud olntmsni In Six
weeks.
Mr.. PHILIP IRISH, No As West sOth 81, Nov
York, now Of Stamford, Conn, after long suffering
hom the Piles, was cured ~ ,hs Patent Pils Pips
and Ointment IN six weeks.
NJ. THOMAS wILDES corner OF Beekman aaad
Water sts, New York, Afer suffering many years.
tried the Patent Pile Pipe, and recommends u ss Ihs
very best article thai can 10 used.
Mr.. CHARLES TODD, No. 10 Wall streea suffered
Intensely for years, and Sler trying every known
remedy within his reach, WAS wholly cured By Ne
fipe aud Ointment
BENJAMIN IRVING, ofNew York, engineer, ,uss
graiuAlly sinking under the depressing and aguai
Eus < influence Of the Piles, WAS induced TO uso Ihs
Pipe and Ointment and experienced ImmedlAas 70
liet-gTHdlaly improved under thsir healing In
huenee, and in a few months was entirely Ocrsd
He claims that the Pipe aud ointnsnL, under RFOas
ldsnoe, saved his LIE.
We might add pages OF EtGsemsnis, boa thass an
Fnnace Persons wishing for further OVidsnas On
have BY calling St the DePol
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DR. J. S. KNIGHT, PRINCIPAL or THRss
- New York Surgeons Bandagc Institute-bee2u
T. inform the puDc that he continues N practice rp
the treatment Of deformty in children and ali casal
requiring bndages In adultuperations for cure otI
club feet &c, and advice given 10 the poor RrAtslo
ei Institute. Auia Q4aalaf =
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rRICR OF PIPE, SssA
OINTMENT, 90 lCxA
liberal discount made 20 Physicians, nA9G2tsB
md Wholesale aud RetAil Dealers gonGaLT.
TERMS INvARIAbI.Y CASH
Address
HENRY n RmnCY.
0snsuA A01A
n. laaEWH0a sfRWa
iEtttsss ~ HEk
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nR. PHELPS, INVENTOR OF THF
DEectIo Dynometer, 22i Sixth ave-, cures female
complaints, Rheumatism, partial paralysis, ssif
joints, Contracted muscles, spinal affections, nervou
and physical debility and chronic diseases generally
without pain or medicines. Relief guaranteed
Charges moderate. ty2O 2laoIaa
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FOR THE PILES

FOR THE PILES
DR.. UPHAMB Vegetable Rlecttary Is q csr>lG
tan cure for Piles, in every form. In the worsnt
cases OF this distressing affection, and where n
Cthtr means have failed, tho patient must oousuRe
te Doctor personally at his Office 3ST Fourth Ala
Dr. Pham las devoted special attention ~ this dis,
ease ioi more than 20 year,, AID may be consuitsd
III f,Ri"i to this or any other complaint from 4 N
O'Clock IN the morning until O'Clock in the even
ing at his Medical onice, sSI Fourth st. I'd doosp
nom the Bwery, between Bowely ard broadway 4
lin IT., N Y. ie2l Tsstti
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II. T. HIBBARD'S
UNRIVAl.LED
ATYrTTAFA FApTHIn nuunE


For the permanent relief Of To DoloreauK, Nou-
rlgia, Tu.tlache, Rheumatism, Nervous Headache,
Cole, Crazaps or spssmodic Action of the AusculAE
byatem.
It needs no commentator 90 ensure oontnuanos
with all these who have once used IT, II is an In
valuable remedy UT acts ike charm 10 soothe aud
quiet, and, ilay u annhiats al those subtle pains
~ which sns nervous system IA so Constantly expOS-
ed.
Also % be taken internally for Colo, Choen.
Dlarrh1a Cramps In the stoulSoh, old aud obstinAti
Cuugh-mlS one teaspOun!u4 of the Lotion with
four Of syrup or uolas es aud take In teSspooAfol
doses three OF four times d4y ofLaneI, hen "a
oCUgh Is Troublesome.
FoS Pain In the stomach, Painters Cole on Flss
nlei 90, Take t0lspoOniul IN hUt Wstsr aud EuEar-
- hOt ~ You can spit.
Tly H. Hnd you viii never be without IA.
REV. n, HIBBARD'S
CARMlNATINB SALVk
THIS have 10 Que Of those excellent things which
no family should fail ~ keep always ON hand. Ru
Feons, Blea, Painful Ulcers, Carbuncles, or An
thraX, Commonly called Altheaps) Aqua In AZ
breast and face, Elr-ache, Burns, Scalds and RheR
mAtio Pans Of all kinds II Is a Sure Specific, 4
al ays the pain 81 once, by utmulatinR ths cutich
and promoting local peTspiration. The ara Apph
catlon gives immediate relief. IL has been for ~
last thirty years before the public, and its reputaa
and use Is daily increasing. AL we ask u q trial Dc
any OF these painful diseases and we are Gurs d.
you will realize all We promise for IL
All thess are ss useful for the family tha o1mA
and should he in every house.
Orders solicited and promptly ai.snAeA N ~
drs~ l0a FuilsA n asA XsFk ~ AaN14
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FORl
s"it-Ihe go'd will, stock I'D nNtrs n
small I'cgr} aud liquor at.rc AIrlv O.. n q rrer,
lses goo West 2ith 81, bet nh aud lon ay,s. %
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOIs.
ste-Ihe stock and fNrur,s Ola small .-r,.-ry-
bn9 iluor store IN a good nelgAborio"d, Will {,
s'id lr ,ess tLan half the value h. a ready e
100 Charlton st. ''" ''tou. ao ;.,St ~
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SAID
s,oro IA a. =, rare chanoe-A FIRST class wine and LOU
s'Uie 'n ~ we o'h Ward, now doing good Lusnes
years lease; rent cleared by the tenants The re, =.
on loI selling Is that the proprietor has out OF dodI
ushtss 10 attend u. For further particulars, a
pVP M CLARKE 81 Division 81, New York, u
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MRS. MUNROE APPLIES GALvANISM
AZ Tor the cure Of female complaints. Ladies' roe
curing r"Id and good medical attendance, bSh
accommodated at 70 Watts st next door 10 VaricIt,
sieol sug2 i2'ii6 \
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vARo@ mAEmR
m or mn EosR FOw1sW
Rnrxp1AL AID rosuo Aansmns
n,sv.. end Os-sp~raw win shs ss~u,- snAp
UKz v restore As.,th " tAs di.,..sa n..s,s
runcrs rArnr
SULPHUR vAros
- hSuIros u. uAsnmns oEroaxs
TIE n D. oHul@.
no. SwnLoua HEY srRx1,
NEAR THE CITY HALL
Many u ths is.dins Physicians .f Brookiy. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

s'PoL1rICAILY DAMNED" An Ala
bama Marshal arrived at the city Of
Cleveland, not many months since, in
search of q fugitive from justice. He
put up at the Wendell, and during his
stay there had difficulty with a person
who roomed with him, one evening, III
which MEG. shot at his antagonist three
times. He was Immediately arrested
and pat in Jail. In the morning, the
following scene took place in the pris
on:
4 friend Of the Marshal entered his
cell, and found him seated, his head
resting on his hands, and looking like
one who had entirely gwen up III de-
spair.
"Come, Mae" said his friend, "and
cheer up, the man is not hurt.
"Ruined, ruined, ruined !" groaned
the Marshal, without even changing
his position.
"Ruined bahi" returned his good
friend; don't be child. tell you the
wound is but slight; besides, it is an
aggravated case, and had you killed
him, you would not have been ruined.
Il know it, said the Marshal sud
denly starting up, ''but three times -
only think Of it. to shoot three times at
man, and not kill him! I am pol1t-
icnlIy damned Ia Alobonaa f'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

light, as from a thousand suns, shone
down from above me, and pierced and
broke into fragments the dark cloud
that enveloped America. At the same
moment | saw the angel on whose fore
head still shone the word UNION, and
who bore our national flag in one hand
and sword in the other, descend from
Heaven, attended by legions Of brigh,
spirits. These Immediately joined the
inhabitants of America, who, I perceiv.
ed were we'll nigh overcome, but who
Immediately taking courage again clos
ed up their broken ranks and renewed
the battle. Again. amid the fearful
noise of the conflict heard a myster,
ious voice, saying; "Son of the Repub.
lie, look and learn -
''As the voice ceased, the shadowy
angel, for the last time, dipped water
from the ocean and sprinkled i on
America. Instantly the dark cloud
rolled back, together with the armies
it had brought, leaving the inhabitants
of the land victorious. Then once
more 1 behe,'d the villages, towns and
cities springing no where they had
been before, while the bright angel,
planted the azure standard he had
brought in the midst Of them, c.r'ed IN
loud voice to the inhabitants "Wh:ie
the stars remain and the heavens send
down devs upon the earth, so long
shall the Republic lastn'
"And, taking from his brow the
crown on which still blazed the word
UNION, he placed it npon, the stan
dard, while the people, falling on their
knees, responded, "Amcn!''
"'Ihe scene instantly began to fade
and dissolve, and | at last saw nothing
but the rising, curling white vapor I
had first beheld. This also disappear
ing, l found myself once more gazing
upon my mysterious visitor, Who in that
same mysterious voice | had heard be-
fore, said "Son Of the Republic, what
you have seen is thus interpreted three
perils will come upon the Republic
The most fearful is the second, passing
whicxs the whole world united shall
not be able to prevail against her. Let
every child Of the Republic learn to
live for his God, his Land, and IN
1oNm
"With those words the figure van
ished, | started from my seat, and felt
that had been shown the birth, prog
ress, and destiny Of the Republic Of
the Uni,ed States. Disnnion her des-
truction."
"Such, my FRIEND" concluded the
venerable narrator, "were the words |
heard from ashington's own lips,
and America will do we'll to profit by
them. Let her remember that in I'M
ion she has her strength; in Disunion
her destruction"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17
(For the Rcporter1
WE.

Ills 'ctaient dcs amis. lis commencaient
de dire 'nous' All! quill est touchant! &c
nous pronouUe' par lamour DE Stael
When ley restraint has abandoned its reign,
Ger souls that are fitted to blend,
!, hen ceases the elank OF tormality'5 chain
Ap,, friend has communion with friend,
The nome 1T that kndles the t1aioe from the
That bids thu last shadow to fec spark
That moment of A. 'Teet consumation to mar,
What word so effect11'Ve as WE?
When two hearts congenial, created to 1--we,
Are pierced by the winged boys dart
And Cupid in triumph close hovers &ooVe,
And laughs at the rapturous smart;
What music for passions no more to be tree,
How soften those notes Of a dove,
What sweetness ineGable dwcl.s in a acc,
Pronounced with the accent oc owe,
<. ne'cr was from lips oc f3~-nality heard;
Such IS not the language II speaks
No! ever bc certain, .,ha.- "" IS the word,
'Jls love, Or It's fricnizhip that speaks.
1t blends il. 4 syllable, joins III 4 sound,
Your own and another ones name;
1t tells of two spirits in unison bound
Two hearts with pusations the same.
LIVE.
Grand Rapids, Aug. y, 1861.
I'VE feel thankful to our fair contributor
or past favors, and take this opportunity to
ay that at all times there is corner in the
REPORTER ready to welcome her Foetical efu-
'ions.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

4 NATURAL BRIDGE IN WISCONSIN.
"A correspondent writing from Pine
river, Wisconsin, gives the suhjoined
description of Natural Bridge dis
covered in that region:
At the mouth of the west branch of
Pine river is great curiosity-a Nat
urai Bridge, almost as wonderful as the
one over Cedar Creek in Virginia
Here n stream, much larger thar Ce-
dar Greek, is spanned by bridge Of
rock and earth, the handiwork Of Ma
ture herself The west branch Of Pine
river flows through most beautiful and
fertile valley, eastward, until it ncars
the main stream, when a high bluff
seems to forbid the blending Of its wa
ters. Bat "where there is 3 will there
is 3 way" and the branch finds an open
ing through the high bluff which skirts
the western shore Of Pine river, and
their waters mingic and murmur on to-
gether toward the great ''Father of
Rivers"
Here is natural tunnel from fifteen
to twenty feet wide, and twelve feet
high, right through q rocky bill, whose
altitude is eighty feet, and covered
over with tall pines, and foliaged down
to both rivers with dense growth Of
evergreen. The bridge is wide enough
for three teams to drive abreast, and
from It's location, l have no doubt but
thoroughtarc will, at some future
time, be established along this romantic
way. SnfHcieut water passes under the
bridge, even in the sul.ry month Of in
", to set a-rolling and a-rumbiing a
dozen Of the largest mills in the State.