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GRAND ATTEMPT TO HUMBU G.
FARMERS

GONE persons must thirk Farmers Fools, or they
- would not have the inpulcnrc and HuuHriiy
the name of hrOHcEcd for the purp, Of dec, ing tn.
phbc and making capital out of his name. ANY pcf-
son or persons who use my name in any shape form
mahhrr,on show cards or handbillslO aid him in selling
bogus ARTICLES, bt II Vegetable Cattle Powder, Cattle
Linnent, HeaEr Powder, anything else, is down.
right nposter, and descrvcst he by an
enlightened community. Gcmg the author discOyercr,
sole hlnunurcr and cnmpOunder Of all the celebrated
Cattle Medicines formerly pared by him for BT,Hg,
fronchcld & Co., from their first Introduction til,
ims Of their dissolution, Dr. FRONEFlELD feels
honest pridS in protecting thr public and Farmers
ariicular from further deception from hIying useless
ana hllnbng mixtures put up by Tom lick aud Harry.
without particle of know ledge experience in such
matters, depending entirely on his to make them
sen TO Puth stop to such dshonorable tricks havu
determined to put my written signature each pnck OF
me Vegetable Cattle Powder, and each bottle OF Cattle
i'lhincn Hnd all my other preparations as expect
soon to see them all cuuntrrf,trd.
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY.
MY signature WI be- guarantee for thusr who
10 by pur" aud genuine article prepared in scicntI,
nc manner. Manufactured only by
pr. FRONEFIELD
Al the old stand, No. 37 North 3i ST., philaie phia
FOR sale by iR. C. $. BAKER, Main and D. kalb
streets, NorIlstoWn. Agent.
February ,, leUl -3mt
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WE HAVE read with more than ordina
~ interest, the February Number of the
"AnAertcan IN. W Agricuiuyta." The
Rev. o. Judd, notifies all subscribers to
the Agriculturist, that he has any quantity
of seeds for free distribution, as per list on
the Goth page of the February Number,
which he will send on receipt of stamped
Envelopes. We hope our Farmers and all
other persons take that valuable
agricultural work, will avail themselves
of this excellent opportunity, to get full
supply of Vegetable, Flower, Fruit and
Ornamental Seeds and our word for it,
that if they send sl,oO for the paper for
one year, they will find this No alone
worth the dollar invested
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EXTRACT FROM the Speech of Hon.
Owen Lovejoy, of Illinois, in the House
Of Representatives, January, %, 1861.
The House having under consideration the
report from the select committee of thirty
three al
But Mr.. Seward, as he is called, is for
compromise, l am told do not know,
and will not believe that, until am obli.
ged to; although confess, instead of
philosophical and polished essays, sailing
like beautiful barge around Point, no.
point, l wish the Cicero of the American
Senate had turned his eye on the Catiline
9 aSgHa ea JFgpa d tie in The o4RF aRFugt gts end
"Qno~sQue tandem aGutere Catslsna
pataenta0 nostra %
1t is said that our President elect is for
compromise. This 1 do not, cannot, and
never will believe, until have it from his
own lips or his own acts. l know he has
too much regard for the common appella.
ton by which he is Familiarity known. of
"Honest Old Abe" ever to believe that he
will betray the principles of the Republi-
can party, which were made distinctly and
squarely in the last campaign, of inaexi.
BILE, unalterable opposition to the exten.
sion of human slavery. But, sir, even if
it were true that the President elect and
future Cabinet advise compromise, will
not follow their lead one step. If they OF
an angel from Heaven preach any other
Republican gospel than that which was
proclaimed at Chicago, let them be anI-
o."n'a maraaatha-accursed till the peo.
pie come to curse them. For all the
batons of earth, and all the diadems o.
Heaven, would not, in their place, be-
tray or disappoint the hopes of the people
whose confidence and suffragos have placed
them in power.
Under the leadership of no man or aR-
gel, by the entreaties of no friends, bv the
threats of no enemies, by no hope Of re-
ward or fear of prescription, will 1 ever
yield the millionth part of hair more
guarantee to this slave power, at any
time; and, were it otherwise, / would moi
until we settle the question whether VIC
have Government or not. The SPIDERS
most attenuatod thread is cord, is cable
to that gossamer line that 1 will yiel d in
the way of compromise or concession to
the claims of slavery,
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M A r r I A G E S =.

At his residence near Bloomsbury OIL
the 3lst inst. by Rev. j r. Dimm, Mr..
DANIEL ZIGUELER to Miss SARAH MAR.
dARET DRAKs, of the vicinity of Grange
Willie Col. Co. Pa.
On the Gath inst. by Rev. E. Wadsworth,
Mr.. l.. McHENRY, of Jackson twp, to
Miss. HELEN BaINK, of Sugarloaf twp.
Luzerne county.
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Special Notices.
"A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. D,IponcO'S 6oltrn Pills fur Females.
Lfaihbie correcting, regulating aud remOpng all Oh.
structions, from Dhatorsr cause and diwdyS
sMeeess sfai as a propentii ie.

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stractions, from @haiopsr cause, and aiwdyS
successful as proueatl,e.
The Combination of ingredients in Dr. Duponcos
Golden III is are reperecty harmless They have been
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their great and failing In almost every
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they remove Obsrctions restore nature to its prop
or channel, and invigorate the whole system Ladss
whose health will not permit increase Of Family
Will find these pills successful preventive.
These Pills should not he taken during the first thrsa
months OF pregnancy, they Ia bring mis-
carruge but at any other time they are safe.
Dricc, 81 per box. Sold, wholcs sale aud retail by
NJ, HAGENRUCH, Druggist.
a-. Sdie agent for Bloomsbufg, Pa.
| To whom all orders must be sent. Ladies' by send.
ing Him 81 OO to the bloomsbury Post )ice, can have
these pills sent to any part of the cosntry cQndentia
ly) and "frec Of Postage by mail Sold nlsu by N. L.
Rank & ca. Danvc, L. ]. Fry, ramaqua, J. A, Polk
Mauch thnnk, and by"une Druggist ia every Town and
| city in tha United States
n Il. Look for countcrfeits. Ruy Golden Pill-
of and kind, unless evGry box is signed = H. Howe An
others are base imposition and unsafe, therefore, ~
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who show the signature of =, d. Howe every boy
which has recently been added account of recent
/ cOuntV riet Ofthe Pills.
Sole Proprietor, New York.
| Dec. ~ l-6O-ly,
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y. nIsaNl LaWrsnlag, M taG' Sec, 'ar'es.
The Crittenden-Bigler Plan OF
3- -.f Settlement. ''.'' '
Letter from Senator Biglor..


lauy SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. %, 1861. %
= Dear Sir-I have to say, in reply to
your favor, that the Crittenden scheme, as
relating to the Territories, makes tho best
adjustment that has been devised, and one
on which, | have reason to believe, the
entire South could be united The Sena-
tors from the cotton States frequently indi-
Gated their willingness to accept it. My
bill is intended only to carry this scheme
before the people. The border States will
not make any adjustment on which they
do not believe that they can unite the cot.
ton States hereafter; hence their unwilling
ness to accept any one of the many dilutc ed
propositions that have been presented.
Besides, nothing can be more simple and just.
1t is proposition to divide the Territories
in order to save the Union, and by it the
North would get about 100000 square
miles, and the South about $50 200 square
miles, the republicans yielding thereby
their futile claim to exclude the slave
holders from 29O, 900 square miles, and
the Shareholders yielding their right Ga
clean constitutional right to 60 into 9OO,-
600 square miles. .-..-. ...'. .
Surely, nothing could be more gener.
son the part of the South. But, to
avoid all difficulty, we now propose to first
take the sense of the people, to govern the
action of their represent atves in submitting
these propositions as amendments to the
Constitution but even this is resisted.
So far the Republicans (my colleague ex.
cepted) have rejected this measure of peace
and refused to allow the people to accept
it for them.
- --~--'o'-" ~ --'.,~a~~ s,-~,- y
but their action looks to me like folly and
madness. You are right in saying that
some measure of peace is necessary, and
unless some one be agreed upon, perma.
nent dissolution, if not civil war and
anarchy, are inevitably to be the future of
our country.
MIR, Crittenden's propositions would not
extend slavery one foot, nor add one slave
to the present number. 1t involves no
dlshonor and no abandonment of principle.
Let those who involve the country in war
and break up the Confederacy for reasons
so insufficient beware of the fearful oonse-
quence. Very truly, your obedient servant.
VIM BIGLER.
Mr.. +. P. james, New York city.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. %, 1861.

SENATOR BIGLER.-lf there is one man
who more than any other, with the single
exception of Mr. CRITTEsDEN, deserves
the gratitude of the American people, for
his efforts to secure peace and harmony to
the country, that individual is Senator
BIGLER, from this State. Day and night,
in season and our Of season, has he labored
with herculean exertions to bring about an
adjustment. His great speech on the 2lst
inst, which was so highly commended by
Senator CAMERON, is one of the most
masterly and eloquent productions of the
session, and in our next issue we shall
either publish it entire, or such give len.
gthy extracts as our space will justify.
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Wyoming Canaf Company.

The following gentleman were elected
officers of the Wyoming Canal Board, on
the 2lst ult., in Philadelphia =
PIeSidsnt-Samuel T. Bodinc.
Vice Plesident-Ziba Bennett.
.Managers-John II. Brown, Robert
Smith, VIM. S. Ross, Edward Wetherill,
John Ely. r
Secretary g. zIeaSwer-Charles Par
rish.
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Valuable Publications s.

The METHODIST, is mammoth quarto
sheet, published by Lemuel Bangs, in
New, York City. We have received few
numbers of the Methodist, and thiak
amongst the best religious Journals of the
age. To economize time in writing, we
adopt the view of the Editor of the Ber-
wtc6 Gasette, who says In no depart
ment of newpapcr. making, perhaps, has
there been more marked improvement than
with the religious press. Independent Of
the fanatical abolitionism which has char
acterized too many of them, the journals
devoted to the churches have at once as
sumed rank which makes them in point of
typographical beauty and general arrange
ment, models of the great weeklies. Firs,
among these is the new paper, recently
started in New York, bearing the above
title, several copies of which have been
shown us. D.. As its name purports, it is de.
voted to the interests of the Methodist
Church; and unlike some of its predeces-
sors, confines itself to its legitimate sphere,
instead of dabbling in the pool of political
discussion, or in tho propagation of fanat-
icism. Such a paper should be encouraged
by all who wish to sustain high-toned
religious journal. H.. ,........
! Cooley FOR FEBRUARY.--This great
favorite with the ladies for February is
already on our table. 1t is the best Mag
azine of the kind published. In addition
to the usual amount of matter hitherto
given, the publisher has added new fea-
ture--double sized colored Fashion plates.
These are much prettier than those conf
monty got up in other Magazines.
ARrHUR's HOME MAaAzrNE.-The Feb
ruary number of this favorito Magazine, is
gotten up in style, surprising that of any
of its predecessors. Its engravings are
varied and most elegant. We believe it
is surpassed by none in literary merit, and
certainly, most priced by our first literary
Ladies' .Df, SO ,.Jj ai-r .H li"
The LADIES REPOSITORY, our old and
valued friend, is on our Table for j January.
1t comprises three fine engravings, viz =
The Ten Commandments Portrait Of
Miss Harriet Il. Hosmer, and-fo vig-
nette-The Evening Twilight. Wo have
long regarded the "Ladies' (Ohio) Repos-
tory" one of the best, of Magazines, and
found its contents of the richest character
and admirably adapted to all the wants of
general literary and religious Magazine
for the Family. ".s'.
The HOME MONTHLY, Edited by Rev.
Wn'. NJ. 1hayer, assisted by Mrs. Arey
and Mrs. Gilderseeve, is on our Table for
February. 1t is a pleasing Magazine,
with numerous elegant plates, and is we'll
frsighted with polite literature-a choice
Family Keepsake. Published by Stone,
Richards & Co., Boston, at $500 per an.
mum.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02

SECRETARY OF WAR.-Hon. Joseph
Holt, of Kentucky, late Post Master Cen
eral, has been appointed by President
Buchanan, as Secretary of War, and con.
frmcd by the Senate.
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EDITORIAL CONVENTION.

The Annual Meeting Of the "Pcnnsylvania EditoriaI
Union Will br held in Fulton Hall in tho city Of Ian
caster, on EnNESDAY, tn. 20,a Of February next ut
:? o'clock, r. VI. Important business will b. tran sactcd
ami 1t is hoped that there will he full attendance or
the mnb@rsand Editors generally throughout the stat
An election will br hrld tor Officers for the ensuing year.
MORTON McMiuHAEl President,
J. II. PuLgsTos l.. II. DAVIS, Seer ;tarics.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
FOae SALE.
One Hundred Tons Of Cayuga Lake
Plaster,

AT TIE CATTAWISSA MILLS.
frliEundcrsigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie generally that they have on hand large amount
Of Superior
On YUG1 LAKE PLASTER.
all of which they of for sale in large or sa ,untites
upon the most rcl>Onahr terms Persons wishing a
good article Of plaster oull well to call and exam
inc this before purchasing elsewhere.
e. w. M'KELVY & co
Cattawissa, Jan. 30 laGl-3m.
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Our town is quite brisk. Those who
advertise, however, seem to be doing the
best business.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Eaate Of Pttfr M Urer, deceased.

l+Mhbt " fcCtT 1h' N/", WCtuSeU.
I ETrERS tcstamcntary on the Estate ofrRrER Nov
- RtR late of Locust township, in Columbia county
deceased have been granted hy the Register Coiubi
county To IN under signed all persons having claims
again the Estate of the deeedrn requested to pre-
s"nt them To III" Executor At his residence, in Iorut
township, without delay. and al psrsons indebted to
make payment forthwith.
REUBEN FAlIRINGER,
Executor,
February ,, 1S6l-Gw
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Col. HART, is informed, very respect
fully, that we obtained the foregoing in
formation from the PuJiic Leagv, and if
any body is "sOld," he must be that indi-
vidual.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02

{ tEMENr by the Barrel, for sale at
NJ ,s,o HARfMAA's
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The Columbia Democrat says, Johnston,
the Vice President on the Douglas ticket,
and Alexander II. Stephens, his most elo-,
quent defender in the South, have both
signed the secession ordinance of the State
Of Georgia.
Brother TATE, who sold you!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02

ST. VALENTINE's DAY.-The 18th OF
this month
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-02
REMOVAL
The Wood Co. Drug Store

REhoN ED to the building lately occupied
oy NJ. Levy, one door below the Bank, where
may pc found Patent Medicines of all kinds.
~ otuffs, such as Logw"od, Fustic, Camwood.
Nickwood, Cutbar, Nader, INDIGO r; CIR
mate Potash, &c, &C., &c. -Alse Fancy Art
cles OF all descriptions, Yankee Notions. Con
tectloncry of all kinds, beside Stationery-a
full and complete assortment, such as Ruled
Eoolscap, Blank Foolscap, Ruled Letter Paper
Blank Letter Paper, Gilt-Edged Letter Paper,
Note Paper, Blank Cards, Pens, Envelopes
writing Books, States, &c, &c Particula
attention given to preparing physicians pre-
scrlptlons. Cotton rags taken in exchange
for goods
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-02
The Mock Senate.
Monday, Feb. 25th, 1861,

AhohSA"f, \ w. -oeti, iooA'
Senate met and called to order by
Vice President Howell Minutes of
the last meeting were read and APPROX
cd Sen. Witter (A1iss.) moved that
the Vice President appoint Commit
tee of three to recommend standing
Committees. Carried; and Senators
Witter, Philleo and Botkin appointed.
Ga motion Of Sen Hawley, the Presi-
dent appointed a Committee consisting
of Hawley, Brundage and Powers, to
report rules for the Senate. Sen. Ste
vens moved that Ed. Voyer be APP
pointed Sergeant at Arms, pro tenn
Carried. On motion Of Sen. Brundage
L. P. Powers was elected President
pro tenn. of the Senate by acclama-
ton. Senators Witter Miss and
Philleo, from the Committee on stand
ing Committees reported the following:
Committee on Ways and Means
Samuel Stevens, j. NJ. Wilcox, &. +.
Witter. ..5s saE s7-as
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-02

Ey the use of these Pills the periodic at
tacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may be pre
vented; aud if taken at the commencement of
an attack immediate relief from pain aud sick
ness will be Obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Mas q and
Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels. noov-
ing Co&tirene&s
For Literary Met, StsaIents, Delicate + u,es,
and all persons of sedenta1y habits, they oval
liable as a Loratire, improving the appi :, Civ
ing tone and oigor to the digestive orga J. and
restoring the natural elasticity and strr 9Th Of
the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the u. 1T eff
long investigation and carefully cond, t.cI e,-
periments, having been in use many r'us, d..
ring which time they have prevented u'd =
ievcd a vast amount of pain and suffe /. fro II
Headache, whether originating in tt, I ~. .
system or from dcrangcd state Of tn, - n,a, l.
They are entirely vegetable in the, conn q
sition, and may be taken at all times with ~ .
feet safety without making any chan. # Ii I,
and the absence Of a'ay dsqgreea6e tor ,H,.a ~
it easy to administer them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT s
The genuine have five signatures OF n Nv Z.
Spalding on each box.
Sold b. Druggists and all other nca,rl. IN
Medicines.
\ Box viii be sent by mall prep il NJ re-
CENT of the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-02

Office Of the Clcrk, Of the County,
Board of Supervisors, !

Office Of the Clerk Of the County,
Board of Supervisors,
Wood Co., Wis, Jan. -, 1867 =
4 LII persons interested are here
Il BY notified that all the follow
ing tracts of land and town lots,
sold in September, A. D. 1858, for
the taxes due and unpaid for the
wear 1857, remain unrsdeemed in
the office of the Clerk Of the Board
of Supervisors of Wood County,
Wis. Now, therefore, unless the
taxes, interest and charges set OPP
posite the tracts hereinafter de-
scribed, together with the redemp-
ton fee, shall be paid on or before
the 18th, 10Th, and 10th days of
September, A D. 1851, as herein
after specified, the same will be
conveyed to the purchasers, IN pur-
suance Of the Statute in that case
made and provided, Interest COM
puted up to the last day of redemp-
ton.
w. W. BOTKIN, Clerk
of Board Of County Supervisors.
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FOR s SALE

Vie building situated in the Town of Ger
L trala formerly occupied by L ouie Menie.
including two lots so by $50 feet each. Clear
TUE VIII be given The above property will
be sold for half cash down, or exchanged for
lumber and shingles. The lower story is con
struggled for store, and the second story as =.
dwelling. Enquire of Z. Lavigne, or at the
office of the Wood Co. Reporter
Grand Radios, Jan. 10, 1861. Sam
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-02

r8 We notice every day, at least
twenty small boys ana girls who make
it . practice to jump on all sleighs
whether laden or empty, that may
chance TO pass through our streets
1t is a dangerous practice, and the
brief pleasure from short ride on a
load of shingles or lumber, won't pay
for the manning of a limb, or perhaps
a broken head. After about half
dozen young ones ego up" rather I'M
tremendously, We guess the practice
will cease. Keep it, up it's 'none of
our funeralo
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Township u, Rance s.
SToR A Gle
AND
Commission Z olse

I HAVE on hand and for safe
i Pork, Beef, Chickens, Butter,
Lard, Flour, Neal, &c, and will re-
ceiye and sell on commission, Pro-
duce of all kinds. Terms mode
rate, and cash paid Immediately on
sales being made, and no credit can
in any case be given. Call at No.
3 River Street, opposite the Wis
consin Hotel.
For reference, enquire Of any
body bat me.
4. KNAPP, JR.
Grand Rapids, Jan. 10, 1881.
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IlERKS or LOB WORK

Full Sheet Posters, first hundred IS 90
Each subsequent hundred 3 90
Half Sheet Posters, ir,: hundred 4 %
Each subsequent hundred 90
Quarter Sheet Posters first hundred = 50
Each subsequent hundred 90
Eighth Sheet Posters, first hundred 2 o.
Each subsequent hundred fs
Ball Tickets, accord ng to quality, first
hundred --3-l- S. te q -
No Jobs issued from the sfIies 0k&l tefd Nf.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-02

ga single bottle of SPALD1NG's PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
~ "a STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE" 81
As accidents will happen, even in well reg
ulated families, it is very desirable to have
some cheap and convenient way for repairing
Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household
can afford to be without it. 1t is always
ready, and up to the sticking point.
useful IN EVERY HOUSE"
n B-A Brush accompanies each Bottle
Price 25 cents Address
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. As Cedar Street, New-York.
CAUTION.
AS certain unprincipled persons are attempt
ing to palm off on the unsuspecting public, i'm
itations of my Prepared Glue, | would caution
all persons to examine before purchasing, and
see that the full name,
~ SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE, 81
is on the outside wrapper; all others are
swindling counterfeits. Ally