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The national Republican., 1862-10-22
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following deaths have occurred since our
last report:
David Woods, company A. 33d N. Y, at Gas.
paris hospital.
Alexander Linderman, company II, 9th U. 8.
infantry, at Patent Office hospital.
Benjamin Norton, company q, 10th Maine, al
Patent Office hospital.
Conrad Schletts. company F, 54th N. Y, al
lexington hospital.
Jas. Byrnes, company =, 5th Nd. at Carver
hospital.
Chas. +. Mitchell, company q, 18th Mass, al
Carver hospital.
Carver hospital.
Azariah Fork, company NJ, I'd Pa. cavalry, at
Hardwood hospital.
Bartholomew Bithop, company E. 9TH Va, at
Hardwood hospital.
Andrew Dreg, company q, 39th N. Y, At
Trinity hospital.
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Paid nj. Fine b .for. hi. Sentence.

A we'll dressed, lne looking gentleman was
seen strolling past the east grounds OF the
Capitol yesterday, and seeing some beautiful
flowers In bloom in the grounds, he scaled the
fence and began to pluck a boquet. A police
officer discovered him, and reminding him that
to a magistrates oiics. The gentleman said
he was stranger and did not know the law,
aud asked tho amount Of the penalty for the
violation. The officer told him that It was usu
ally fivs dollars, but If he would go down 10 the
'squire's, he did not doubt no would let him of
easy. The stranger looked blank; then draw
ing a nve dollar green back" from his pocket,
threw II at the astonished oiiiccr, and then
vamossd before the officer could catch him
again.
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Communicated,
n.s q, ,ono

WAsHN0TONJ OOt. 1T, 1867.
To The Editor of tks National Republicdn:.
morning a statement that Lieut.. Vaudeville oi
the Fourteenth Brooklyn, N. Y, re giment, was
arrested by Offosr MoCawley for drunkenness.
You will please contradict the statement, a.
was with Lieut.. Vaudeville at Camp De Bevoise
near Sharpsburg, yesterday, and know that he
rest. By inserting this you will be doing but
justice TO this officer. Yours truly,
RoBERr B. JORDAN,
Capt. company A. Fourteenth N. Y. 8. n.
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URHITUnEI FURNITUREi
McoroSO1. eas 90.
AT THEIR

$50 Seventh street,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purchaser Of Furnl-
turs and other Housekeeping Goods
Our stcok u large and varied
Parlor Suites In Brcoatelle, Rep, and Hair Cloth
Chamber Betts, In solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany
and Painted, neatly ornamsnted.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Extension Table,
and Dining Chairs
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Husk and Other
Mattresses
Also, . large quantity Of low priced Bsdstesds
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
ON 70 Furniture, 80.
All Of which are made from the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction
Persons furnishing would do we'll 10 look thrsugi
the stock before purchasing, a we are selling st
prices to suit the hnes
McGREGOR co,
DOT l-eod6wif $50 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
Daring y Obbery.

On Monday night, some person or persons
went into the yard adjoining the residence Of
Mr.. James l.. Dayton, No. 4l4 Eleventh street,
and robbed tho yard If large amount oi
clothing. which had been put out 10 air ana
same night, eiihor the same or another gang
of robbers broke open Mr.. DAyton's bakery,
and stole therefrom n bag OF -four. The par.
ties we're discovered and pursued, but they
managed to escape, by dropping their bag on
the sidewalk. On examining the bag-which
the thieves evidently brought with them,
was found TO be marked National Hotel" In
large letters. This may furnish n clue TO the
perpetrators of the robbery.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
Fire Yesterday,

An alarm OF Are was raised yes,e rday lore,
noon. 1t WIS caused by the partial destruction
of tho residence of Mr.. VIM. Dixon on Twelf,
street east, near Pennsylvania avenue. The
h;e caug II from stoveppe running through u
wooden partition, and so, n II had gained con
siderable headway. Tho loss IL about $500 to
tho building, which IL uninRured, but the fur.
niture was much broken In lis hasty removal
Tho cilizens, aided by The soldiers from the
h ,spitals, and the Auacosta and Columbia Fire
Compane es, rendered valuable assistance, pre-
venting the entire destruction OF the house,
The steam Are engine Hibernia was promptly
oa hand TO start for the fire, but owing 10 the
grcat distance did not reach the scene until the
ilre was extinguished.
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Review or . Brigade.

This afternoon, at Q O'Clock, the brigade Of
General D. E. Slckles will be reviewed BY Cen.
erals Banks and Heintzleman. Tho review viii
take place about mile and half from Alex
witness II can have an opportunity, a boats
run every hour. The troops to be reviewed
are what has been called Hooker's fighting
brigade.n
1t 10 proper TO add. for the Information Of
strangers, that persons will have to provide
themselves with passes from the provost mar.
shal before they will be allowed to GROSS the
river.
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Arrival OF Parolsd Sick Hnd oundsd
PrlsOners.

Yesterday afternoon, G42 sick and wounded
prisoners, arrived in this city on the steamer
Commodore from Fortress Monroe. They have
recently been paroled from rebeldom, and were
captured in Erge number of different battles;
at Fort DOnelson, Bull Run, Shiloh, 10. Their
usage while in the hands Of the rebels, is rep
resented AZ cruel in the extreme, having been
neglected and abused In n manner unworthy Of
barbarians. Many Of them have boon in Ma.
con, Georgia, tor months.
Two hundred and fifty OF these patients will
be sent in the 81. Mark, to Portsmouth Grove,
II. l., TO day. The remaining sufferers will be
sent 10 the d fferent hospitals in this city.
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.fore Troops Arrived.

Since our last report the following troop
| have arrived: 23d Maine, 927 men, Col. W. W
Virgin l4th New Hampshire, 026 men, Col. r
Wilson; 18th Pennsy lvania, 800 men, Col II
NJ. Bossert; l95th Pennsylvania, $50 men, Col
Porter; II recruits for he lst Illinois cavalry
/ ~ for Excelsior Brigade, and IS for Ohio regi
ments
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cess, and under the immediate supervision Of 4
skillful and ssisntiAo Phasnsosutist. I.5
DRAkE's PLANTATION BlrTERs,
- Or E'-
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,
are put up In Patent Bottles, representing q
swiss cottage and are an ornament 70 the side.
board. .i".
SEA sICKNES6.-Travslsrs BY railroad or
upon the inland rivers. whore the great change
Of water 10 such proliAo cause Of incipent
disease like Bilious, Intermittent, Ague, and
Chill Fevers, may feel certain reliance, II
they protect themselves with these Bittsrs.
The muddy water Of the Western rivers, hlled
with deoayed vegetable and animal matter, ia
quite sure TO produce disease unless guarded
by an antidots, such a. 10 found in the Pants.
tion Bitteo.
Whst 10 said Of the Plantation Bitssrs.
PHILADELPHIA, lst month, 10th day, 1862.
EsrEENED FRIEND: wilt thou send me another
case Of OF thy Bitters! Nothing has proven 80
beneficial or agreeable to my invalid wife and
myself, a. the Plantation Bittsrs.
Thy friend, ISAAC Rowland.
N. B.-The secret Of the immense sale Of the
Plantation Btters, is their tested purity.
The 81. Croix Rum and every article used, 10
warranted perfectly pure.
Be careful that every bottle bears the fAo.
simile signature Of the Propristors, P. q. DRAks
4 Co.. New York.
Drake's Plantation Biters are sold by all
Druggists, Grooers, Hotels. and Restaurants.
p. H. DRAKE 4 co.,
se 26-eolst No. 202. Broadway.
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DR.. Fishblatt.
or No. AL, corner OF Eighth and E

or No. 421, corner OF Eighth and E sts.,
Oppoiie the Gen, raj Post Once,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC.
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER co NJ
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, as we'll ~
all Diseases Of Imprudeuoe, of whatever character
and which may be declared inourable by other ply
siciAns, he engages to make an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the ,o,enoe OF medi
oine he is enabled to offer himelf to the public ~
being the only one In Washington capable Of afford
Ing speedy relief All oases durable will be guAran
tied. He warrants cure without the use Of mer
red In two or three days
N b Letters addressed TO Dr. r.. st his Office No
lqi, corner OF Eighth and r streets, opposite Gen
sfsi Post Ofos, Will rsosivs iumsdiats a,tsuiion.
Oot S-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

DR.. Vellny Is yet engaged in an extensive
practice in this oity, and We would call the nj.
tention of tho poor, puny, emaoiated victims
Of their own aims to the best sources of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life At
onos and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. Vollny,) and be cured Of tho disease
which Is now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
India Rubber Goods,

The place TO buy your RUBBER COATS. LEG
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAVELOCKS, HA
NERSACKS, and every articl" made from INDIA
RUBBER, Is at.H. A. HALLS Inuia Rubber Ware
houss where you can obtain them at m,nufict lrers
prices, $40 enn,ylvaDiA avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth sire, q. CO 22-M
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Arrest for Having Contraband Goods.

A man by the name of Benjamin F. Bowles
was arrested by the military authorities at
Plsgah church, near Plscstaway, Maryland,
and sent to this city on the charge of attempt
ing to run the blockade with lot of medicine
for Richmond. In his possession was found
three large boxes Of quinins and one of NOR.
phne, two articles Of almost priceless value TO
the rebels. The goods were sent to the Pro.
vost Marshal's Office, and Bowles was committed
to the Old Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
In the Mud,

Yesterday forenoon 4 oolored man In charge
Of u horse and cart, managed by some means
to back his toam over the edge Of the Canal al
tho Tenth street bridge. The cart and horse
turned q complete summersault and went foun.
deripg 10 the mud and Nth Of that deleotable
locality. After the horse, cart, and driver had
explored the ''infernal regions' Of mud for u
lorg time, the. whole establishment was brought
to terra hrma in safety, having lost nothing In
1o~
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OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

They aot with the power Of medicine, and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure of a
beverage. These bitters are now becoming well
known throughout the world, and are recon-
mended with the most unbounded confidence
for all complaints originating from disorgsn-
lied or diseased stomaoh-suoh as Dyspepsia
Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections. Loss ol
Appetite, Intermittent Fevers, Diarrhoss, Sour
Stomach, Headache, Fever and Agus. Weak
ness, 10.
As morning appetizer, and after dinner
tonic. they are held In high estimation. ant
should be found upon tho side board of every
family.
They are also much relied upon In the TrOpioi
fer Scrofula, Rheumatism, and Dropsy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
HunAM ny.

A two horse wagon bruks away from the
driver and came dashiDg down the Avenue yes
teraRy forenoon at n furious rate, causing oon'
siderable Of a "sk edaddling" among the various
teams on the Avenue. The vehicle was cOn-
sidsrably damaged, but fortunately "nobody
was hurt" rs far aS we could ascertain.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
tEtYilSIn Down

The gardeners about the Capitol grounds
have been engaged In QUITTING down and remov'
inR from the Capitol garden all the trees known
as alianthus, or Tree Of Paradise, which has
hesn 10 DfsHsive, and, during Its flower, so
poisonous, the atmosphere being Injected by
the sickly scent. About sixty have been fsled
10 lhe ground,
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
The Brazilian Pebble spectacles,

haze Ss great
OF the msfefisi, tending 70 strengthen ard improve
the ,mpsired eye sight They sold only o, ank.
lin Cos Opticians, 94t Pennsy lvaniA ivenus, be.
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. 90 SILT
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
RAAklnR liR(aa,

Tho following are the rates III whl0h bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold. .25 per Q. prem. 2s per o. prem.
Silver. IL
Demand notes. .2i "a
Banks Of issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. gsor9etoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Msohs
Bank Of Warrington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms q Herch's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnOmlDA q.
ton Of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
Visiting Days ~ the Hospitals ia this

By a late order Of the Surgeon General, " the
military hospitals will be open to the author.
lied agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. to
six O'Clock p. m, daily, and to the friends at
patients and other visitors, II, in the judgment
be- ppeudiUisi uIs to ,bs Welfare % Of the sck" n0'
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday. Dot. 81, by the Rev. d. Hall
Capt. H. E. FITz GERALD, late of Soott's 300
and formerly Lieutenant In her Britanio Ma
jssty's Fifth Dragdon Guards, 10 Miss r. b.
HICKS, Of this city.
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Whitehuis st Gallery, 434 Penn av., next
door to lhe TeIeRrAph OmCs,

Contours 10 attract throngs of vsitofs TO obtain
cars de rins Of themse and friends, whiob are
uthtuy prod uoed at this time horored aud cel.brdtd
eactlishmsni Csrd hkeness.s Of our dslins uished
generals aud others, tog ,ther with many who have
fallen 10 battle, can be obtained Also, portraits in
attended to crtiI.-Im
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nrh. Iudt.u uerh noctor.

From Canada will describe diseases and tell his pm
tents tie nature Of their Complaints or Illness with
out receiving any Information from them Noehar9.
for consultation aduice. Ofce, No II Washington
Building, Penusylvania avenue, corner OF Seventh
street, Washington, ID. q. Hp l]u
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

FlIZ SIhhONS.......... ...ADVERTIBER
SIXTH AND LAST WEEK
Of the rarely gifted ard beautiiai
Miss Maggie Mitchell,
IhfERTAL MISTRESS Of GoMEDY's aiSi'sTR REALM "a
81 Mr., Ford announces ith much pleasure tha,
GREAT GABRIEL RArEL TROUPE,
which he has ensag d, and who have prolonged thei
engagement In PhiladslI h = week longer, he l.
'"' '5Gffr OUR Maggie ALL THIS WEEK,
at the end of which will bs positively the iermlaa
tion Of the Lncet Engagement on Record 10 the
the greatest audiences ever assembled In
this city and ID i..,s Es may Justly claim for
resptctability aad fsshiona.
BILE effect, hucdreds Of
tbs frst ladies' Of the
ingthe married.
advantages
THIS POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE RESORT
possesses over any Theatrical Establishment south Of
Philsdelt hia, and unquestioAnby over any In
ths Shisy Se;lSs' I'D, the star Stock Company
TO be the fullest dramatic orsanisa
ton In America, outside Of New
York, whF will appear in con
jqSs,iSn o.. %1, v. with MI. the ,Iss, 81, OF
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 90,
Will bs repeated
The Novel Drima entitled tho
Queen of Spades.
KAIINKAHELIDORF: MAGGIE MITcHELl
New Scenery and Splendid Effects.
| Act l. Gothic Chamber In the Palace
| Act 2. Interior of Salt Mine
| Act 8. Pavilion In the Public Gsrdeus
This play combines many interesiug iooidents,
and numerous sinsulsrly attractive scenic ed. OTIS
To conclude with
KATY O'SHIEL.
Kay O'sbisl, with an Irish Song and Jig,
| Mis- Maggie Mitchell
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Psrqustts, 20 cents; Orchs u s
Seats, 70 cents; Family Circle, % cents; Private
| Boxes, t6.
| ANNo extra charge for reserved seats.
Doors open quarter TO q Curtain risess.
| oct %
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
Person NJ.

P.S. Frost, Missouri; Oscar Wendell, q. II.
Warren, G. g. Vanderbilt, New York; and A.
D. Smith, Buffalo, arc at the National
David Lee, Philadelphia; A. W. Reynolds and
J. ". Dougall, New York, are at the Ms,ropoi.
itan.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
GAIT, HUTCHINGs,
Schooner aid" foot OF 18th street.
M now LoBTl WOW sEsroRED

Jus t'Sb.ssAsd, N SEALED h1i,iCps rrIe %s ossa
A LECTURE ON the NATURE, TREAT,
msnt, and Draioal Cure OF Spermatorrhna, or Sem
lnal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De
htlity, and lmpedimsnts to Marriage generally
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fit. Men
tai and Physical Incapacity resulting from Self
Abuse, 80. by RoHr. CuLyEpwELi, ~ ID suther
OF the Green Book, 40,
"A Boon ta TNouss nds or sansrsrs,"
Sent under seal In plain envelope, 10 any address
past rad on receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps, by br ~ U hlISE,
auE T-SmifdSw fost Othoe hnA ,tsd
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
WANTS.

XHIANrED-A imart, relisble young Man, to
w drive n MIX VI gon and rs lat IN milking
Inquire ut 40 Twelfth street, between and II
from to p. m Get Ql-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
Great sale OF Fancy and millinery Stock
60 Make ho0m for India Rubber 0oods.

millinery goods and fancy articles in the spacious
store recently occupied BY Messrs. Hutchinson /
Munro, No. $40 Pennsylyania avenue, between
at ery.mely low prices, the above namtd goods and
the ladies Of Wilmington and vicinity will do well
to improve this opportunity 1.-THE stock mua be sold
rubber goods ever efertd souh 81 New York. The
store at $40 Pennsylvania avenue you cannot for.
got the uumber oc Qo-At
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=S..!T.-lS6O...X.$
THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC

LET our possessions bs what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent plate
or baskets Of precious stones "--they all sink
In the balance as against Heavens great boon
HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoy ed withou,
1t. The language Of nature attests that who
ever would enjoy the pleasures Of food, the
beauties Of flowers and landscapes, the Joys Of
companionship, the richness Of literature, OF
the honors of station and renown, must pre-
serve their health. The stomach is the recep.
tacle Of all nourishnent. and the fountain from
which all parts Of the body derive their sus-
tenanoe. When foul, injurious food enters the
stomach, acute sympathy disorganizes all other
organs, and disease more or less painful, mus,
follow. The laws Of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. How many ladies and gentle.
men eat and drink disease at late suppers, and
petite, feeling languid, unrefreshed, feverish,
low spirited, weak, and inoapaoitstsd to per-
form any mental or physical duty, and dream
not this Is the beginning Of that horrid disease,
DYSPEPSIA,
which assumes thousand shapes, and points
towards miserable life and premature decay!
There can he no medical remedy that will turn
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into nourish.
ment, but medical science can assist nature,
supply exhausted fluids, and, to q great extent,
correct the effects Of disease, when the habits
are abandoned.
The Medical Faculty has exhausted its re-.
search for generations Id creating appetiIers
and overcoming stomachio arrangements. Cor.
tain ingredients were well established as pos.
ssssing beneficial qualities; among these were
Calisaya Bark and 81. Croir Rum.
But still oomponents were wanting, and regu-
larity could not be obtained. An invalid physi
elan, sojourning in the tropical island Of st.
Croix, observed the habits Of the natives. and
gathered from them the recipe for the nnal
accomplishment Of this most important end.
The article was first made and used as pri.
vate medicine. It's effects were 50 salutary
that It Is now being produced and consumed in
immense quantities under the name Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERs,
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The Rullion bank
Attention, Afflicted !

Redeems their notes In U. 8. Treasury notss
when any amount from one dollar upwards Is
presented,
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important Certificate.
ROCURsrrR. Oe0e mber a..

Msssrs. Z. II. Drake d Company:
GENTLEMEN: have been great su fferer from
Dyspepsia for three or four years. Ihavs tried
many, II not all, the remedies recommended
for lis cure. Instead of relief, became worse
had to abandon my profession, and suffered
greatly from everything ate. My mind was
much affected, depressed, and gloomy. About
three months ago, I tried the Plantation Bitters.
They almost Immediately benefited me. oon'
tinued their use. and TO my great joy, am
nearly well man. have recommended them
In several cases, aud AZ far M know, always
with signal benefit.
Am, very respectfully, yours,
L n n
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
OPPERsMITHs WANTED.
WAR DEPARIMEkr,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ofioe CT Military Director and
Supt. Railroads, u. T.,
Warrington, Oct, Is, 1862.
Six good Copper miths wanted: Apply at the Of.
fee If Military Director and Superintendent Of
Rsilr ada u g, $50 G street, 90 20--3t
L>UWNlSIED H,,UsE wNSt'ED-1rAR X
II the Depot Of the BatinGre Il Ohio Railroad
Company, by q Good Tenant, who will taha good
care Of the furniture, 80. Address
"R W. EDMONHt,
ssp2O Passenger Agent d. 80. X. d. b."
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

MTANTED-At the New York Employment
W. Agency SaiSe Ne sli IL Ninth M s,rset ; near p
ORED GIRLS, with good references NJ CoOkt
Chambermaids, Lauudressss, Waitressaa Nun SET,
and SeRmstresses Also young Colored Men 10 wall
tables In Private Families or Hotels. Also want
ed houses Immediately with or without Furniture
Employers In want Of good help, viii! find It to theb
advantage 10 oall.
my 2S-u N. H. MILLER
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ADJUSTMENTS,
F0RD'S new THEATRE,

J. r FORD. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
(Also Of Holiday Street Theatrs.)
hUhPaREY BLAND: STAGE MANAGER
FIJI 6IMMON6............... .ADVERTIBER
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WI ASHIaAuOa xHIRy r6CTORH.
WANTED--S0 females TO learn 10 make skiru
person can, In short time iasks, pcr week, IRON
% 10 ~ Inquire, for particulars, at lo7 Seventh st
bstNesR q and H. ars lA-Stf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-11

A MILKING MAcHINE-An Ohio pa
per tells pretty good one on an old
bachelor of tina, place, who was pres
ent at a butter fair recently held in that
State. "A lady who enjoys a joke huge
ly asked him if he would like to see a
milking machine, one of which was on
exhibition. The gentleman, of course, ,
slgnltied his assent, when Mrs. ----.
cund uc,cd him to :, far corner OF the
room, wirre very Young person was
drawing >u>tenance from the maternal
tount, and pointing to the vherub, Mrs.
- Said that WAS one of ,hs paoAt per-
fcct arrangements ever lnyeated. Such
4 roar of laughter followed :.s was like
ly to bring down the plasteriEg. .
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-11
L. 2. Powers. This gentleman re-

L. P. Powers. This gentleman re-
ccived at the hands of the Democratic
Convention, which convened ut Ste
vens Point last Saturday, the nomina-
ton for Member of Assembly. Mr..
Powers is an old resident. a good law
yer, we'll informed on Learly every sub
ject, and would make a good legisIa-
tor. But, unfortunately for him, he is
4 strict party man, and seeks to be pro-
NOTED by genuine par,izan appliances.
Whether the people-the thinking, re-
tiecting voters of Wood and Marathon
counues-will endorse him, remains to
be demonstrated. He is loyal, and had
ne been brought before the people bv
patriotic, earnest men, instead of DO
litical jugglers, it would have afforded
us pleasure to yield him a hearty sup.
port.