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From New Mcxico.-Ereat slaughter Of
Indians by Col. Critteniien.

A letter to the st. Louis R,pubicdR states
that Col. CRrrTESDEN, son Of the distinguished
United States Senator, on the 27th OF Decem-
Der, marched from Fort Union at the hoad Of
sS meh and officers Of the mounted rifles, in
pursuit OF large war party Of COmlnches AMI
KiOwas, who were reported to be depred At ing
on the Cimmeroncita. After following their
trail rapidly, sometimes by night, he found aui
surprised them On the morning Of the 2l Of
January, in camp near Cold Spring, anl, after
a severe fight, completely routed them destroy
ing their camp and property, and capturing a
great many horses.
There were 10 lodges in the camp, one OF
them containing exclusively ammunition, all Of
which were destroyed. Ten warriors were loft
dead: numhpr VI wounded unknown. Corporal
BOrEtl ~ the Ti.lns. AMI three priyltcs, were
wounded, none rrprtally.
The OH 'rr, with Colonel CRfrrENpLT were
Cant. LINI ~. rnd LicutS, MCRNE, W, H.
JACksUN and CiirI'S.
The milan force was probably several hun.
dTrd. Only -'Hry rllI.s were actually engaged,
and the whole an4r j, re- .arlDd as one Of the
most DARN, brilliant a4I successful attacks
which ha, u,rGtrd IA this territory for s1mc
time.
Ilc mrl wore n,li mDuuicd, and ", - armed
with jhr II ~ r. FHry ride wiich tn r'ri.
n,.nl Ia, lolur since y 10, AMI with CoL1'S 70
vulysT-.
Ire a,ta. k occurred near who're Sergeant No
CAHE u tue RID, defeated a large force of tia
| same trihC, last w.EtcT. II is believed thI
| this Indian force WAS collected with view 4
| commentu active ho'tilities upon tho road from
| Independence To Santa Fe.
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tie extreme penalty OF the law within few

Te eNtrudIt P5nHItJ Vt lHe INV WIsnIH 4 low
months.
touching scene in Court, in connection with this
trial. On Tuesday evening, about the time the
Court adjourned, and before the crowd in at
tendance had dispersed, Mrs. ALLISON was told
Of the death Of ono Of her children. She had
no intelligence Of its illness, and the shock was
terrible. The mothers heart was touched, and
swaying back and forth, she wruns her hands
and brOkc out in loud and most pitrous lam1n-
tstions, drawing a crowd Of curious spectators
around her. The crowd was askod to disperse,
which was spec,ily done, and the Sheriff, with
n humanity characteristic Of the man. speedily
had a carriage in readiness, and the prisoner,
with her babe, were at once taken to the all.
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The Nottrou,,y Couyeu,ion.

.MoHtp may, FtJ. 1.-The Convention met
4 II GC!oCk. After prayer, committee was AP-
ru.nttd " inform Mr.. STEPHENS OF his uominattou-
r s IeICrttd that Mr.. STEruKSs will at the requess
: the Coninttee, announce his reply, Ia open Con-
y,htiOn NJ one O'Clock.
M CosRA u iltroduced resolution, which VS.
adopted, apps hitting commiuse Of 1--we To report .
Till for tue tstabl hn ent ol an Executive DepAEt
WeIt for Iht COulr1er cy.
Mr.. sTrruENs' us,lui,on was adopted. making
, naval and milit'ry committees separate Aiss
~ Oiutng commltte = Of Pubic Linds India
~ IL
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MACHINERY.
nICK'S ANTEFRiCTlON SihChiNE,
~ FOk PUNCHING, SHEARlNG,

~ FOR PUNCHING, sHEARlNG,
AND PkESSINU IRON, &C,
THE MOST EFFICIENT, ECONOMICAL AID
LAB0kSAYlNG MACHINES IN THE WORLD.
Friction Ia all bat done away with, next tc no oil
q required la running them; and repairs need
I'd for tle largest machine require lers than
Oneht rse power Tor sheaIing and Punching Iron to
one ipch Ia thckaes with no perceptibe effort, do
ing tie work In the most smooth and perfect manner.
We refer 10 the largest and most successful estab-
various machines made undef DICKS PATENT,
.ueh as CoorER HEWITT, Trenton, n K; Cogliss
CoRsrLI, JAMES BErBE & Co, New York; wYAs-
Dorrx R0iLLsa MMIs, Detroit, Mich; CoLLTss ANH
Sork, New England, Virgins, Illinois Geor "a Olhu
kc., DC, many Of whom, after using them for two or
three years say they would not be without ton for
three four tunes their coat; and oth Aay th At u
sompsTison With any other machines nowu tadhem,
that they psy for their cost In every months Vae
All orders promptly attended TO, sndi linsOrmssbn
STEVENS BROTHER 4 CO..
sOLE AGENTS, 922 PEARL STREET,
aSus2l4 hEW lUlik.
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virg,ula Legislature.

RichmGad, Eb. 1.-The Governor transmit
ted 10 tie Lspis' 'a,urs b day communication frssa
Judge ROnERTsos, u mmEsiener % the sseai.S
,tR,ts, dated Muntgou,ry Sd Hs says me oey, ',i
eiuor Of Georgia gives as ursnoe shat Ee"sss . ~
rcts calculated Ia produce a collision with me
srsl govsrnmept. The Commissioner bshsves ..lIs
,he Goyernsr Of Alabama will give . s.S ~
answer, and that South Carolina VIII ooa"
dc sStIcu Of tae soaihsra eoufsdersuoa-
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equal TO At lsNs one twentieth Of the whole popula
tion, including men, women and children
The ,sa' power OF the Church Of Chris, resides
neither IN numl err, nor wealth. nor ial poe ton
nor learning talent but in holiness. When ,he
standard Of pe,y In the Church shall reach the point
OF selfsscrfcing love, and simple, earnes, o6edi-
eDce 70 all the words Of Christ, then, aud not tll
then, shall the grestne~. Of the kingdom be given 70
tie saints OF the Most High. DIR wAYLAsp
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The loans are again largely refused, noiwi.h.
ssanding the liberal inyeAueuts In Treasury notes,
The Security Fire Insurance Company has de-
carcd interes, dividend of az per cent. pay,-
bic on demand.
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PouulntIon orthc United states.

Tho Superintendent Of the Census has pre-
pared the following tablo Of the census Of tho
several states and territories, the slave populi-
tion, aud tho number Of RepreaeL tatives to
which eaCl state is entitled -
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The above statement shows an enormous increase
10 specie, and the average is still rising one Tue
banks toiay hold about s36,oJo,oOo. Las, week
there wore hheen banks with a specie average ex.
csedng forty per ceas, which is the largest number
ever reported together with tba, large sum. Com.
pared with the pfe'ious two weeks the results are
aui,Nds -.
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+ FHIGH METALLIC PAINr-THE UN-
xdersgaed, agents for this invaluable paint pre-
pared 10 supply the large clasa dealers at the lowest
manufacturer pIoe They warrant the article TO be
superior TO any sold la this market being fully 10 per
y at metal for preserving iron aud other metal aud
JoOd and canvas hsa no equal, Brick buildings
,aintet With one coat Of this paint will be kept pr.
Sctly dTyf many yearsA about ope-tird IhO price
pare ItsA-h Ia worth vastly more Tor all sueh pur-
sTEvENS BROTHER \ co,
w Pearl IT., New York
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hTEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

sTTyPNs, BROTTIKR a co,
g22 PEARL STREET, NEw YORK,
AANJFACTrRE rRERs and DEALERS in every dssorip-
lion az sTATIONARY and PORTABLE TEAM IN
GINEs and BOII.ERs, woODWORrIISP PL AMAZE
and ali ether wooD WogNISI MACHINES.
1LAhTrIHirS' LAhrIHirtSs' RRfiiabER BELfIST.
BAPBIT and OTHER COMPOST FlON METALS,
With all other articles neCahil Ia haeeine shop,
SOLE MASUFAC rGREES OF
sp DICKS" Cslebratel Anti Friction
sHTARs, PUNCHES h PRt-ssES,
BARRIS PATENT sIFrISG NJ NGnIsEa
EFFREYB DOUBLE-ACTiSd BALL VALVE
oar.px scAytts m aRrAr VARIETY,
"a ~A"' WHO '>>''' as stc2,a
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POPULATION ~ rIE rgRnlroalr i.
Tutal Of ofTeIritorlea. .gG9. .Iol

Total Of Territories. .2G3Iol
RRCArIIULATIs.
Free Population Of all States and Terri.
tories In United states. .2IG9li0
Total Population. ...... .3l ,GiS,9JJ
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NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

2l2 Pearl str,es.
Ever deJeIlIton u stationary and portabis staA4
ens; pine aud land laths, power and haI.l plan
prs drills ssn eating maohlGg bolt cutters, mnrtlr
Tag ard t6Ieping mRC llrs, pc also circular and Gp.
right IN.fZS various Ei.d yrAin milk In R y
variety. AlS Ne at tie very 'I-est price. 70 .Iit
ne times - jas tran
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TUE NoRroLK Hosiery Co., c., have Sold
$4,000 worth Of knitting machines the past
year, III : arg G9H running full time.
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SECOND BOARD.
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
ApvAnuID

This table is derived by comparison Of the Fii.
b ard sales each day
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Personal NOTICES.

Il sons unoer act of Feb Sd 1853, or June u, lsoS;
and widows vhoss husbands been killed or died n
eeryce may hear somsthng TO their advantaohy call
Ing on tho bscribsr at the souheast Of CAm-
bers and Chatham sS, CALVIN ". shIrs.
ia9 t2<A1'111
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Constipation or Cossiveness.

No one of the ''many ills &c sh is heir to" is
so prevalent, so little understood and so much
neglected as Costivcness. Often originating
in carclessness, or sedentary habits. it is re-
gArded as slight disorder of too little conse-
Quence to excite anxiety, while i'll reality it is
the precursor and companion of many CT the
most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless
cradicated it will bring the sufferer TO an TN
timely grave. Among the lighter evils of
which costivcness is the usual attendant arc
Headache, Collie, rheumatism, Foul Breath
Piles, and Others of like nature, while long
train Of frightful diseases, such as Malignant
Fevcrs, AbccsScs, Dyscntcry, DiSrrho., Dys-
pcpsia, ApopleNy, Epilepsy, PARALYSIS, Ey,te-
ria, HypochOndl iasiS, Melancholy and Inssn;-
ty, first indicate their presence in the system
by this alarming symptom. Not unfrequcEtly
the diseases named or ginate in Corsttpatitsn
but take On an independent existence Unless
the cause is eradicated in an early stage. From
all these considerations it follows that the dis
order should receive immediate attention 7thsn-
ever it occurs, and no person should neglect to
get box of Ccphalic Pills on the first appear
ance of the complaint, as their timely use Will
expel the insiduous approaches Of distase ard
destroy this dangerous fee to human lite.
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HOW ARID ASSOGEAEEOE.
PHILADELPHIA.

1 Bsaer37e1t L,&jt,ttioa estojEhe5by special En-
d2.nnaat, far rlif Of tie Six and Distress
e}, afflicted 1r.H riru2ent and Ep:3&o;c Dis
eases, agsd ceDe~aIy for Ike cure Of Diseases Of
The SerHa1 Organs.
IL Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by let
ter, with description Of their condition, (age
occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and
OF the New Rcnedies employed il the Dis
pens ~, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Two or three
STAMPS for postage will be acceptable
Address, D.. ! SEILLIN HOJGHTON.
Acting ;argao2, Howard Association, No
Sou h Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By or
der Of the Directors
EZRA D. He ARTNELI, Prsst.
enc. FAlECHILD, Sec'v
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

To- OVER EzcIrymENT, and the mental care
ard anxiety incident to close attention to bag
mess or study, are among the numerous cause.
Of Nervous Headache. The disordered state
Of mind and body incident to this distressing
complaint, is fatal blow to all energy and
ambition. Sufferers by this disorder can al
ways obtain speedy relief from these distress
ing attacks by using one Of the Cephalic Pills
whenever the symptoms appear. 1t qa;ets tie
overtasked brain, and soothes the strained and
Earring nerves, AID rclaxcs the, tension of the
stomach which always accompanies and aggra-
Yates the disordcred condition Of the brain.
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a Real ESESssFysC.

Phys;cion.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
he ache?
Mrs. Joncs.-Gone. Doctor all gone the
pin you sent cured me in just twenty minutes
and wish YOU would send more SO that can
have them handy.
Phy'tcica.-1ou can get them at any Drug
Gist Call for Cephalic Pills l find they new
r fail, and l recommend them in sill cases Of
Headache.
NrS Jones-I shall send for BOX directly
and shall tell all my suffering friends, fer they
are a red blessing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
SINGING School.

THE undersigned will form class in vocal
!. music, beginning with the rudiments. at
Hurley's Hall on Wednesday evening, Nov
18th. Those wishing to receive instructions
in the science, viii please attend the first eve
ming in order to avail Themselves Of a course
of thorough instruction.
TERMS-S1.5O for twelve lessons, payable
half in advance.
Should a sufficient number wish to receive
Instructions in glees, Guartettes, chorusses,
&c, &c, glee class will be formed after the
close of exercises Of the first evening
IT. 3. PHILLEO
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The Coolest Thing On Record.

AS General Scots army was march
ing triumphantly into the city OF Mexico
a procession of monks emerged from
the gate of a convent situated on the
eminencc to the right, and advanced
with slow and measured tread until
thew met the army at right angles
The guide or leader Of the procession,
was a venerable priest, whose hair was
whitened with the frost Of many win
tcrs. lie held in both hands contri-
button box, upon which there was a
lighted candle, and when within few
feet Of the army the procession halted.
AS the army proceeded, many true
believer in ST. Patrick dropped some
small coin into the old priests box
And when it was ohoeryed that sol
dicr was searching in his pockets for
something to bcatoW, the old priest
would step forward and hold his box to
to receive the donation. Ultimately,
there came along tall, g2unt, TIMBER
sided, gandcr-looking Yankee, who, on
seeing the old priest, thrust his hands
into the very depths OF his brceches
DOcktlS, tS IL III SCtti On ISi 81 NilIilS, vi
something of the kind. The priest,
observing this movement, advanced, as
usual, whilo Jonathan holding forth a
greasy looking roll Of paper, commence
ed very deliberately to unfold it. The
old priest anticipated = liberal donation
and put on an air of the most exquisite
satisfaction. Jonathan continued to
unrolI piece after piece of dirty paper
until at length he found y piece of trl-
twisted smoking tobacco. IL next
thrust his hands into another pocket,
and drew forth a clay pipe, which, with
the utmost defberation, he proceeded
20 fill by pinching of small PARTICLES Of
the tobacco. When this was done,
having replaced his tobacco i'll his
brooches pocket, he stopped forward
lighted his pipe by the old priests can
die, and making an awkward inolinl-
ton of the head (intcnied, perhaps, tor
bow,) he said, much obliged to yc,
Squire - and went on.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED-Mr
Spalding has sold two millions ST bottles of his
celebrated Prepared Glue, and it is estimated
that each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth
Of broken furniture, thus making an aggregate
Of twenty millions Of dollars reclailrcd from
total loss by this valuable invention. Having
made his glue a household word, he now pro-
poses TO DO the world still greater service by
curing all the aching heads with his Cephalc
Pills, and if they arc good bis Glue
Headaches Will soon vanish away ike snow in
July.
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Foreclosure Sale.
Wood County Circuit Court


EuIricl1 Shank, plaintiff, against Marcus C.
Warren, Nancy L. Warren, Joseph WoJ
and Matilda " God, defendants.
. \ virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and
u sale in the above entitled action, rendered
the It'll day of June, \. D. 1860, I shall On the
second day Of March, y. D. 1861, at the hour
Of o'clock in the afternoon, offer for sale en-
sell at public auctioM to the highest bidder II
the Court House in tile village Of Grand Rap
ids in said county, the following mortgaged
premises, to satisfy the sum Of thirty-onc dol
lars and tocnty- seven cents, besides interest
and costs Of sale, the following described
premises, situated il the county Of Wood and
State OF Wisconsin, to Wit: Lot No. three O.
in block number twenty COY, Of Nv ooj's Ad-
dition to thc Village Of Grand Rapids, '-Do.
ted Sherif's Office, Grand Rapids Nor. 3oth
\. D. 1860.
48-@m W. B. NAYLOR, Sheriff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

Ten FAILURES TO DEFY TIE Gov
ERyMEyr.-Tnerc has been ten sp2cif-
ic attempts to defy the government Of
the United States since its formation,
to wit:
The first was in 1892, ana was q
conspiracy Of some Of the Officers Of the
Federal army to consolidate the thir-
teen States INTO one, and confer the su-
prcme power on Washington.
The second was in 1879, called
"Shay's Insurrection," in Massaohu-
sctts.
The Lhird was in 1874 popl!a9ly cali
ell The Whisky InSnrrectIon Off cnn-
sylvana."
The fourth instance was in 1914, by
the Hartford Convention Of FeJ eral-
lists.
The fifth, on which the different sec
tons Of the Union camo into collision,
was in 1920, under the Administration
OF President VI pnroe, and occurred Oh
the question Of the admission Of Mis-
souri, into the Union.
The sixth was q collision between
the Legislature Of Georgia and the
Federal Government, in regard to GER
tain lands given by the latter to the
Greek Indians.
The seventh was in 1920, with the
Chcrokees in Georgia.
The eighth was the famo15 NHlHfy-
sng Ordinance Of South Carolina, IN
1892.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

CO DID YOU ever have the Sick Headache
Do you remember the tlrobbing temples, the
fercrcd brow, the loathing and disgust at the
sight of food. How totally unfit you were for
pleasure, conversation or study. One Of the
lcphaIic Fills would have relieved you from
all thc suffering which you then experienced.
For this and other purposes YOU should Away"
lave box Of them or hand to use as occasion
rCuuireS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

OUTRAGEs ON STEAMBOATS, AT VIcKs-
BURG.-Just above Vicksburg, by di-
rection Of Gov. Pcttus, a battery has
been erected, and every boat hailing
from north OF MasoH & Dixon's line is
compelled to round to, and give M ac-
count of themselves. The Imperial,
from this port, and was forced 10 land
At the behest Of a twelve pounl shos
fired across her bows. OF course she
was AL right and went on The new
Republic is going t. work in earnest
Memphis 4caIuscbe, jon. L.
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r I TE Il L y c Z 5 :
Nj r $ Eo-

. EGS leave to inform the young ladies Of
- Grand Rapids and vicinity that she is pre-
pared to give lessons in Drawing, Oriental
Painting Dtess-CustinG by model, and Gre
elan Painting, to Iimi. ed number Of pupils.
Sh9 trusts tAl5 A,r long experience as teach
er, as well as her proficiency in the above
mentioned arts, will give satisfaction to all
who may Esvor her with their patronage.
Rooms at Nr. Bangs.
Dec. -. 1860. 5I-3w
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sFagon-3IaAing & Rlac.@n3if..sl:, =.
III CENEEA ALA

NORIVEAU i HAMILTON having dissolved
\ bv mutual consent, and the business left to
Mr. Coriyeau TO carry on, he is now prepared
to execute ali orders in repairing WAGONS
and sIeighs, or anything in the BIacksm; hi :
line, on the shortest notice and most reasoaa-
bic terms. Mil machinery repaired with dis
match and in a workmanlike manner. Ok and
Horse Shoeing promptly attended to- 4 suf-
fcient cum5er OF hands will be employed to do
any amount ofwoTk that may be called for
~entcalia, Feb i, 1857 If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic ut
tacLs Of Marcus Of SicJ! Headache may be PFC
vented; AID if taken at the commencement of
an attack immediate relief from pain aud sick
! ness Will he obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Mans, q and
Headache to which females are so subjoei.
They act gently upon the bowels,--i moY-
ing Costipe,sc&s
For Literary lien, .9tgdents, Delicate Fs uolcs,
and all persons of seleatory habits, they oval.
uable as a La1atiue, improving the ap,p i !. civ.
ing tone and vigor to the digestive erga. =, and
restoring the natural elasticity and sire 9Th of
the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the rs 1t
long investigation and carefully cond, { ed s,-
periments, having been in use many ytus, dr.,
ring which time they have prevented ud IT,
Hcved vast amount Of pain and suffs i /. fro
Headache, whether originating in tt, y u,.'~
system Or from a deranged state Of the - m~4l
They are entirely vegetable in thei COM g.
sition, and may be taken at all times with pr-
feet safety without making any chapa. N ii t.,
ana lHe ABSENCE Of any dtSGgreea5le tdss id@'n
it easy to administer Mcsn 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT s
The genuine have five signatures Of HtnyC.
Spalding each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other pealcls in
Medicines
4 Box will be sent by mail, prep il, IN re-
ceipt Of the
Price IS Cents.
All orders should be addressedt2
HENRY C, SPALpISG,
451v 48 Cedar Street., Rey York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
Grand Rapids, Sept 20, 1859.


- (, 80 - .l.,<7 q q 4 "a -
IOIhT1lNH NHW.-B. T. BABBITT'E
y BEST MEDICINAL SALERATCS
O4' = 60 rem Gon"o,' e,ll' 81
+I. -" !ri ~ o,'l
o'l,t' A. 80 lo,'S
matter tNtFa'ie4 ~ ~ >"cI {" h,s'41@t as
TO PIoDC'1 oIe"1.' niSUl': ana '.Il NtlIS
G''i>s |iS'.ol, I,. . pa,
% 7.'lsi :" - i'eI' ~ - ~ =. ",>e
IS Is '"N'" 'HtLC'! P'o"uVit6 "noic- 81
SVi'tt !t>"i'"' -'t'! i'"tIiclt u 'G''lt,
r&lHS IS 1UFnc2 TO ., gas, ana passes 5aro
',' ~ go ':.,e
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

Send for a Specimen Number, which is fur
nishcd FREE, and contains full particulars Of
PREMIUMS.
STREET L SMITH,
Editors and Proprictors of the NEW YORK
WEEKLY,
47-3m % BCckman Street. \. Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

w ealth does not always improve
US. 4 man, as he gets to be worth
nre:e, may. become.worth- 59ss. - -
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HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

.Tv~t P,:5Ii&Lcd, in Il Sea'cd Enrc7ope,
4 LECTURE o. THE NATURE, TREAT
a MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF SPER-
II ATORRHNA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Ennis
sions producing impotcncy, Consumption and
Mental md Physical Debility.
By Rob. j. CULFERWELTl, Il. D.
The important fact that the awful consequent
ccs Of sclt-abu5e MAY be cifcctuaIly removed
without internal medicines or the dangerous
applications of c2uatics, Instruments, medical
ted bougi, S and other empirical devices, is
here clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adon-
ted by the celebrated author fully explained
by means Of which every one is enabled 10
cure himself perfectly, and at he least posi-
lie cose, thereby avoiding all the advertised
ncstrums Of the day. This Lecture Will prove
a boon to thousands and thousands
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