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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28

After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues 70 Patents the United States
also in Great Britain France. and other countries
Caveats Specifications Bonds. Assignments. all Pa
pers"r Draw iEc> Tor Patents liberal
aud with despatch. Researches made into American OF
Foreign w"rk-. To determine III. validity "r utility
Inv.niion>-and legal or OH, ,yir rendered
IN all matters touching the Copies oi the claims
"i ans Patent furnished y remittiu. One Dollar. A.
si:nment, recorded n " Washington.
The Agency is not only the LARGEST in New England
hut through inventors have advantage, for securing
Patents oi a,certaii'g the patentaiy al inventions
unsurpassed by. If i.line.iat.lv serinr IN any
which be- offered chem -srw here T,r r-,rimouill,
below gwen prove that one l. successful Ihe
Patent ONCE nan the subsvr and As success i the
best proof 81 advantages and AFFINITY. he would add that
he has abundant reason {" believe and prove. thai
no other office OF the Kind the charges Tor profession
al services moderate. The immense rracic. a, the
subscriber during twenty years past IA, enable. him o
decisions relative TO patents.
These. besides his extensive library of legal and me-
chanlcal works. and iu accounts patents granted III
the United States AMI Europe render him ~, hey1nd
question 10 oer superior facilities for obtaining Parute
paeh! and Inc u>a great delay there are here ed
inventors.
''Irega-i Mr.. Eddy as one of TN. mast c,n.,,a an,
successful practitioners with whom have had Official
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
81 have nohesItonin assuring inventors that :hev
.aio' eiP1t person more Competent and trut oTihy
andIl"re capable of putting their in form
tosecure Tor them early and favorable consideration
atthe Patent OWce'" EEMCND BURKE.
a, late Commissioner Of Patents.
MI n IL h7iy has mao = for me thirteen applications
OF an bnl one "l which patents have been granted.
lat Is now pending. Such unms proof great
tatt anu aolty on his part lea r.c"mm- d
!iiNe'"'' |" apply 10 him to procure their patents
le! MAJ be sure Of having the faithful attention
bestowed On their cases and at very reasonable char
ge..' JojIS TaE1;
DurifS eight months the subscriber in his
re practice, made on twice rejected applications
eeH dpptd dis, every Of which decided ia his Ia
10! lac Commissioner Of patents.
r. Ii. EDDY
Boston. Dec 2, 1861. PIE,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28
1000 Agents Wanted.

o introduce DIR iurd's Dental Remedies into
every county Men or women who want 10 make
money quickly. can do better with these articles
than ANYTHING in market. They are new. useful,
low priced. and We are spending thousands in
ADVERTISING them for the benefit of agents Boy
es Of samples. containing a dozen of the one
dollar packages above specified. with circulars
will be sent, on receipt of sere,a cellars. .hon,
half price, 20 any person wishing TO test biS Nv
her skill IN selling with the view of becoming An
agent They can be sold in dsy.
u We would rather pay salaries than Gown
missions to those who prove themselves Efficient
statesmen.
u Now is the time to 10 into the business
or address aud references see above.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28

nature will rejoice in the bright light and
beauty of the rejuvenated year. Happy for
the land, if simultaneously the Sun of Hope
may shine out anew from behind the cloud
Of gloom that now obstructs its efulgence,
and the balmy breath of Peace be waited on
the winds swift wing to the remotest bounds
Of our belligerent and blood-stained country.
Yours for the Union, NJ. ID.
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RfIIE.N Ed.

Having seen the principal things to be
seen in picketing, We will return. The way
lies through dark rayines, over slippery hill
sides, through lonely woods, all white with
snow and frost Before we leave the advanc-
ed posts of the army, however. We will see
The wounded picket cared for, the tired ones
asleep, and our friend Jake shall be reli,ve
We smile our adiues as we hear him 60 growl-
ing to the wasfl-house, declaring that ne is
tired of picketing, its 50 much the same thing
over and over-a little danger, little hun
griness, little 20 eat, a little blanket to COW
er ones self, and little sleep; and then a
repetition of all these li:tlenesSes day after
day, for ever.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28
ASTHMA CURED.

MOrrotOwn, Aug. 81. Is5-.
with Asthma for than twenty-five wears and for
months III succession have been able liz in bed and
enjoy regular nights rest, and days would Lot lie
able 10 walk from the house 10 the barn distance Of five
or lN rods About year ago purchased two bottles of
DT mites EiAr, prepared by You. and commenced tax
liz II according Il directions, and happy 10 say
'Hud Immediate rel-f-ant with very few EXCEPTIONS
have had my regular nights sleep since.
Yours truly. AFRAID BAKER.
Newport, VI, Sept. ~ 1861
DR. BaXter-Sir: NV has been severely afflicted
with the asthma from childhood About three years ago
ne had a seVeie attack We pevail-d IN HIM TO try Dr.
mites EXr. and before the third bottle gone he
vas entirely cured, ami has remained well ever
since. Yours truly EB PArvrp
Co"ghs, Colds and Consumption Cured.
severe cough We tried various Remedies without anv
Nenfn She then commenced taking DR. Whites Elixir
and before he had used two bottles entirely
we'll We believe If il hal not been for the El4ir she
would have died with consumption
CHAs EASTMAN, Holland, Vt.
This IS TO certify tina: have Used Dr. whites Elixir
for number of Years. and ind il very valuable medi-
cine for Coughs, Colds, and Group
E, D. SHAW, Glover, Vt
Price only % cts. a Bottle.
Sod by J. c. Bingham, Hoyt Green, 81 Johnsbuly,
Aid all dealers in mediclne
Manufactured by H. BANTER, N. D,
1898 Highgate, VI.
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DIR, WM. B. HURD'S
WASH,

DIR. WM. B. HURD'S
WASH,
SURE REMEDY FOR
BAD BREATH.
SORE MOUTHS,
CANKER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUNS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use tor any as
eased condition of the mouth. 1t IS partlcu-
larly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
completely destroying every faint OF the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impure
ties, insurlng
A SWEET BREATH
to all who make use of it. No Young Lady
or Young Gentleman who is afflicted with
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this REMEDY, for it is
certain cure, and is approved and reeommen-
ded by every physician under whose notice
it has been brought.
A BAD BREATH
is an offence for which there is no excuse
while
DIR. WM. b. HCRDS
NO L Il IL w A S IL
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad
breath, greatly TO the annoyance and often 10
the disgust of those with whom they come IN
contact, without being conscious OF the fact
To relieve yourself from all fears regarding
this,
USE DIR. wM. L. HuRDS MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office. No.
81 Fourth Street, Brooklyn, +. ID.
Price, 81 Cents per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune
: Buildings, No. Spruce Street,
New York.
Sold also BY Caswell, Mack X Co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel; ]. x |. Coddington, al.
Broadway: ID. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway
and by all Druggists.
DIR. WIN. b. HURD'S
L O 0 L Ii Z O W ID f r
This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from al Acids or Alkalies tina
can in the least injure the Teeth.
DR.. WM. 3. HURD's TooTH POWDER
is recommended by all Eminent Dentists.
Prepared at DIR Hurd's Dental Office
No. - Fourth Street, Brooklyn, f. ID.
Price, p Cents per Box.
i liberal discount made to dealers.
ialres$ Principal office, Tribune Builaing
No. Spruce Street. Ner York.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack X Co.. Fiftl
Avenue Hotel: ]. X !. Coddington, Il,
Broadway; ID. S. Barnes, 2o2 Broadway, an,
by all Druggists.
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CRDTP CTREUI

We have used DR. Whites Elixir In the most violent
cases Of the Group and found relief within thirty minutes
F.. l.. CLARk, lrds'urs il.
About TWO years little boy was taken Violently
with the Group. DR. \ Whites Elixir eutirel, reIiey-
ed him within TWEEN, minutes.
II. STUErEvANr Barton.
Hlghgate. Vt, Jan. .. 1854.
Ny little boy had 4 violent attack of Crou last week
cured him ia thirty minutes 10y free use OF DR. y q
hltt's EiiMr. WH. MARTIN, Merchant.
ST Adams. W. Oct. IL. 1859.
Ny little girl has been subject IL attacks Of Group
have aiw ayS found DR. White, EliAr 10 relieve her al
"nceand would hot be without IL in family on anv
account. HORACE JENISoS
Bloomington. Vt. April IS. l-6O.
DR. BaHter-S!r: | have had sufficient knowledge Of
mites Elixir, during several years. convince me il Is
highly Va uahie medicine that ought be in the hous.
OF every amiIy,e>eciay where there ar children II
l. not only very valuable for common diseases Of the
u!g but especially 50 IN OF Group and Who0pins
Cough. SR Hall Cong Minister
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This Elixir has hceI extensively Used throughout most
Of New England and Canada the las, siN ycars an;
wherever introduced has given universal satisfaction.
II o">eIIS the tisheSt cough.
II causes the patient 10 raise freely.
II cures the Group Immediately when given in season.
II relieves the worst cases of Asthma al once
II Allay> fever and pain and produces rest night
Let ali parents who have children subject 10 Craup pro-
cure bottle Of this ENir at once. keep Ia t house
ready I" giv" al 4 moment = warning
Read III" following evidence from some OF the most
rom eli iy.I, nj E,r,-,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28
7 ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY

The next Term begins on Thursday, Feb. 90.
This Institution has been. since its foundation.
tten years. and continues to be, under the same
care. 1t is located ten miles from Boston. on
the Worcester Railroad, and offers the best ad-
vantages for female education.
For Catalogues, &C apply to
G. w. BRIGGS, PRINCIPAL.
Auburn Dale, Mass, Jan. 1852. 7i-S2
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
(Concluded from First Page.


duly warned by the death Of companion OF
tie danger of springing up and demanding
"Who goes there" (Which question had
been answered by fatal vo!ley) the Zouave
remained still as death, with his rife at halt
cock, behind the bush where he had hidden
himself, and quietly awaited results. The
would-5e assass.n,atttr vainly endeavorlng 10
"s,ir up" his enemy by throwing stones, hnai-
" went in search Of him, with cooked re-
volver in his grasp, looking here and there
in the bushes, and moving steaIthliy about
in the vicinity, until he finally stumbled up
on the hidng-placc of the Zouave, when it
was discovered on tie following morning
that one of the most active and influential
secessionists Of that county had been shot
dead near the post Of that same Zouave.
Not the least Of the charms of picketing is
the freedom it gives the picket, when off du-
~, to rove about in the vicinity Of the advan-
ced posts. With the pass Of picket in his
pocket, it is not difficult for him to lay the
inhabitants of the vic;nity-if inhabitants
there be-under involuntary contribution for
such objects as please his sharp appetite and
keen sight. \ turkey or chicken never
comes am!ss to him, and a nice sheep has an
attraction for his digits which even that of
the pole for the magnet can not excel. In all
his goings and comngs, the picket is espec-
ialy mindful of what he shall eat and drink,
and never fai,cth to be in possession Of a
goodly store of provisions which the quarter
masters accounts do not mention-never,
albeit he may not have seen the color of Tn
Gle SamueIs gold for two months His
great delight is to make descent upon some
rich old Rebel, and secure a peace-otering
from the same, which shall furnish his mess
with an abundance Of feasting. The one
thing he knowelh, beyond all other know
ledge, is that good dinner is the plimun'
mobile of a soldiers valor, as it is his chief.
est enjoyment. And if his hardships appear
harder to him than all other hardships
known TO man, so do the comforts to which
we have referred appear more comforting to
him than any other comforts whatever.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18
8 Z Ia n az.
.slatz n Wisconsin, CIrc1it Co14r: fir TV>E
Cp7latY.

sta'z Il Wisconsin, C>rc'at Cos4r: fir ETo>E
Co7latY.
ciauljus Ellis, Pltn,itf against la Pierce,
Ros'tt.. Pierce, his VIII, and J,An 3. Shaw,
Defend ms.
T1IG s,"te Of Wisconsin 70 Ira Pierre ana
L Rosetta P.cgce, BIS .-ife, deEsadaa.s above
namcd:-
Yol &c hcrcb7 z-I,nno1ed md r"qtirc5 -
answer the c112lti1t in this a.:,a, Til oh il
flied il the ofi.2 .. - re K Of the q cut
CoU.. 4 20 ri CoIntv, Wisconsin, AMI 10
5ervc 4 copy Of YOUR answer To the sad
complains on he Subscribers at til. If office in
the city of Madison, within TWEEN days after
tie service hereof exclusive Of he ~ Of slch
service; and II ynu + il to an.wer the com
paint a. afn~o said, tn. plat tiff will apply 10
the Court for he relief demanded j.. .,le com.
81 i-.t-Da.c1 E..,-rTrl7er > a. 1881
SMITH / KEYES and
47-ss WEBB WITTER, r.T-' Att'rg.
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laws 81 EsoDsE County,.

Tie Board Of Supervisors Of me County Of
Wood do order and determine a. fellows, 10
wit;
Sec. !. All Of Townships No, u and .,
Range Ne. East, are hereby detached from.
the town Of Seneca in sid Cyuntr Of Wood,
and the sam are hereby ORGANIC ID mo = new
town. to be called "Liacoln." The st TnwH
Meeting il said town 10 he held At Nashville.
Sec. > This order shall take effect and be
in force from anl after It's passage.
The undersigned, Chairman and Clerk Of she
Board Of Supervisor: Of Wood County, d
hereby certifS: THAI the above order wrs passed
Nov. 18th, 1861, and that he above is true
AID correct transcript OF the original order.
SETH REEVES. Chairman.
I. u. HAWLEY, Clerk.
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NOIIC E-

NOTICE. Is hereby given tl.a5 an a;,plic eti0n
! vii he made to The next Gene,al \ sem
bly, Of the State Of Wiseonsi1 FIR the extern
sion Of the term Of he charter of the Osi-
koSh Z Wau=ar Railroad Company FIR ave
wears. Also for the extension Of the tharser
Of said Railroad Company 70 S.. Paul, wish 5
branch Road to Superior City.
Wauracl. Dec. 3)th. 1851
II. H. SESSIONS. Director Of
I6w Q. & ". 2. R Go.
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lc consumed IL making w ll...ts' clrnIents:
The Franklin Family Sewing Machine

Has one advaut! &c which i worthy Of especial
attention. ii addition to the peculiar character
OF the stitch, and that IS its ad ptation TO ci
thcr light or medium heavy work. The Ma
chino which at one moment is used on TIE
MOST DELICATE FABRIC. in a few moments
after can be brought to bar with the same ia
clltv on cottouaQcs and towels Of the coarocs-
description. Its adaptation for Fahn'Y Work
Is tius remarkable, and gives it superiority
over every o.lcr STYLE Of machine in the mar
ket
In order th;t tlc5e Machines NAV b. placed
il the hands Of Ill classes, we have reduced
tli" price Of our Franklin F,,1sIu .lscl.tas ia
FortY DoIt}% a4l from the increase of our
buain IS for the last wear. The cntiro "a is
tactic. our Nrehn~s are giving throughout
the n.tci states and European Countries, we
are led to believe that or determination -
mlnufictuac Il Perfect .Smpie Rcliftb1e a1u3
G.teap -N4at,7a has been fully appreciated BIZ
the pa ,.ic. Tais policy Will -eman unchanxcG
ana as heretofore no Machines will he allowed
u leave the Office that We cannot fully warrant
in every respect; we shall tecD on hlnt At all
times general 2ssor5n.cnt Of sewing Machine
mate: iI.5.
N@edI for III machines can lie ordered bv
Mail or Express. Price one d5iar per dozen.
Pcrsa~s IN the country, by sending Us their
address encl sing Letter s'amo, can have for
warded nv return mail, one OF orr circultrs
containing the different Stiles nf Nachi =, lis:
. Of prices, ami SAMPLES If work.
f. RICHARDS !. co,
Priaci7il Agents FIR the North West
Oai"e and SIIcsroom, I33 Like Street Chi
CAGE, Ii. 19-1v
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Esi5Sn1z7fi>, of e sDart,se~.ssi2s

W., the und-rs. gnod. have -.:::7 iav nv m
" tHal consrnt dissolved the par qcrs4ip
heretofore existing, and II deb due said firm
If SaR1so3 & g." viii be sesrled bv \ B.
m ~ who viii Ito attend % set-lerol.
vi editors of : ia fin -D,tcf e and Rip.
ID: Wood Co., WI, Nov. 2sth. 1890,
J. B. SAIPs0v,
JAMES 2. SCOTT
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.g Uncle Farrell has the best wish
cs Of ':our folks" for , quarter Of veal.
We sometimes imagine We are of for
the wars, so many cdibfcs are being
donated. Maybe its hint for Us t.
-. Wen BOULDER upon it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18

To view York, New En;,ianiI al.d
tl@ CanaatHS.

tha CanadaS.
ON AMI after SUNDAY, Nov. ard. 1861,
y trains leave the G3cat Central Union De
pot, foot Of Lake street. as follows:
600 z. T.-Day Express, lexcept Sunday
arrives at Detroit at Goa p. H.; Sss-
pension Bridge 4;O5 a IT.; Albany f:l5
p. M; New York $50 ?. H.; Boston
l2:2D Il N.
$50 ?. M.->igh, Express, te>cept satar-
dav) arrives at Detroit at 6:05 A. N.
Suspension Bridge 5:23 p. IN; Albany
G:I5 Il. III; New \ oil, i3:oD NJ. Boston
ago p. IL.
Cincinnati trains via w. c. railroad. IeRvc
Chicago at GOO a. N. mail train; $50 D. III.
Fas Express; arrive iii Chicago at 100 Il n.
Fat Express, and i p. hi. Night HAL Train.
The $50 p. II. train leaving Chicago runs
through to Cincinnati without change eli carr
O baggage
S.ALISBURIS PATENT BUSTERS
Are run OF Day Express Trains
Patent Sleeping Cars on Hight Trains.
~ BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Tunorcu TIczE7s for sale in al principal
Railroad Offices III the West, IT the General
Office, corner Lake and Dearborn streets, (tu.
der the Tres.cas IIouse,J Chicago, and at tho
Depot.
r. y. RICE, General Superintendent.
J. ". SMITH, We5'a Pass. At. 1T
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CoLD.----Thc mercury denoted 81"
below zero, last N onlay morning.

\. B.--Postagc on regular pooica-
tions must be paid quarterly, OF for the
year at once. For further particulars
enquire 1T the Post Office.
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z / TIES or IUTER7ISING.
Twelve Lines or less is Square,


0ue square one insertion, Size
Each Subsequent Insertion, IS
tiI.c square three months, %
One square six months, 6 IS
One square one year, 8 e"
0ne-fo;Ttl column three months, s 90
Onc-fo,trth column six months, 10 %
One-f0urlh Column one year, Is 6o
0ne.half colunn six months, Is 90
One-haf column wear, 81 "a
One column six months, 25 o.
One column one year, 40 %
Oh,tarv Notices ten cents a line
Caris IN Business Directory, not exceeding
SIX lines s. per year.
E-'rav Notices. $40 for one animal. and
q cent? for each additional one--psvablo 10
advance.
Transient Advertising payable in advance.
Legal 7-~crrI:ti:ents nitst be paid Cor CO
:..s- lie l.-Gay., - .t.ttcA!tou = is..sssst
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E3E.AEzz', EGEL3Es a CO,
MA>uFArrURLHs or
Sash, Blinds and Doors,
NECED vi, WISCONSIN.


1 COMPETENT, moral male teacher is wan.
y tcs 70 conduct the school Of District No
! town Of Dexter, during the ensuing wnte~
.erm. Apply to
tiff HENRY JOHNSON, Clerk.
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l. +. NNSNEE.
i. I. FOSTER.

7 7 n ~ I'tt.
i. I. FOSTER.
Grand Rapids, Sept. %, 1888.
1850 WINTER ARRANGEMENT Es01
Pittsburg. Fl. Wavre & Chicaco R. R.
.rnu- ,,:.-.
:" gonpv'e" ara ears run l'''" rIic;,,
~ Ii!'S'"'G WITHOUT SHt''7e' e"nHtF''''E
WITH the Great rgnn$TEa4ia '@ntral f'aIFo"
:" Ne" o. \, l'@"[ :, -,,'':l'n"'c ana
y, "S"'1'"H e'H ana AZ nc GOWNS %
cnhS', 'ah,a' At" o'<' u ''H Iah"' GO;
NJ cha2'S ~ t"H'hS 'h'$ route WA nave
,' 3o'lI''2e u III ''' sS'N''' - - ~ 90 ="
a7n.''"naI cot.
B2S&a@e cAecE'1 InFooE"' :, >.
lr'lnS le;Nc the C'lon pSP,'' o"'I.' :, ''s''-
son anu 1nA2i a'Stt1'' west S''T, ~ l@tI""9
":'' ). NJ 1ioFi!ii'o HAPF'S5' A'''!. 9''""'s :
excepted
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THE WOOD CO. REPORTER,
'Ta'a. Eeapids, wood Co., wis.

JOHN \. BRUNDAGE, Error PrDLrsHsn.
Z. Y. NAMES, CoGREsPnHD1xa ED!1os
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18

Shanghai Chandler IS door-keeper Of
he Ssna4e. How arc the mighty fallen!
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Ea:Q9rs sasasa E15s2s& sssRgc&a.

| IT.. kinds Of Hides and Furs wanted, for
a which the highest price III cash will BE
paid J. HOMER.
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Saturday. Jan. Asasa, as SO.

sS Single copies Of the REPORTER may bs
had at this Office, AZ FIVE CENTS each.
One On Front It, opposite Scott Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18
LYONS pINERI BATTERY
OF
FLYING ARTTLLERY!!

\ 0W Is the time for the Patriot to serve hrs
~ country in the most cfTrctual and desira-
Die arm Of the service. 4 Battery If Flyiug
Artillery is composed Of $50 men, no horses
AID guns--sabrns and revovers for side
arms. This arm Of the service has many aa-
yantagcs over any other. lst, they have ".
picket duty to 10. Cd, have no scouting duty
to DO. "a, no entronchins road-clcaray
duties. eth, they are exempt from that, the
most dangerous Of al manpuvrra the charge"
\ Battery is supported br inf;rntry and CIV
airy, ac.ing as Battery guard while it hurl. its
IAi~->iS Of death and destruction into the rank.
Of The enemy. recruiting office TO recruit
said battery will he opcued at the Avery House
in the city Of Stevens Point, and competent:
agents Vi also canvass the counties Of Wood.
Portage, Marathon ana Wanpaca BY order Ct
STEPHEN J. CARPENTER, Cap<
Dated Stevens I'oinr, Oct - 1861.
y. ". JOHNSON, agent for Wood Je.
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GRAND RAPIDS posr-oFFiCE.

The Po.t-0IIice will be open tSuntays eE
cepted) from a. ". to L NJ; from ! ?. Z. t. !
p. NJ, from r. ". TO 2. II.
Sundays, from ! TO 4. n. ana from ; :. Y.
ell the closing Of the EASTERN mail.
H. i. PIIIL!.E0, =. VI.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18
mi QRTED AND DOMESTIC
- "a G $ ana & liquors

Al oLEsArE.
Wy facilities caahlc me to supply this whole
rrgo1 with every variety
The creates, care and attcDti IN has been OK
o}tri in the selection Of nv ocl1. and nv
goods viii he found Ct the best quality, and
soli on t1s most reasonable terms
Cal All EzoDin9 for Yourselves
- Stor. N Lavi@ us Building, nearly op-
pos te the Grand Rapids House
JOSEPH HOMER.
Grand Rapids, AH9. list, 1861.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-18
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