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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-16
6unfoth Jelfttssniau.
Local and Miscellaneous.
MIR. Nasby Waiieth.
Church nv st. valandigum,l !

Oct. tne II, 10.
I'm sad--and wcSd. My he'd is n
fountin NV tcers, and mine izc distil
dilootid corn -joosc. Ny hart IS led I,
and my sole is pot-bellied with greet
MY Inns axe with wo, my manly form
is bowd, and my yenrable loX is turnd
white. . Vallandigham. thow hast
gon to the grave, and in the same
toom is berrid all my hopes. Adoo,
lvane world, adoo I'll he nunnery.
The fait NV the pecple nv Ohio is
seeld. Vallandigun
"Our chosin stander l.barer,"
is not only a'exel far away, but ther
IS d cheerful prospck, wich is daily
improvin, NV his continncrin In the
excl biznis fer mu indeilynit peryod
NV time a tvrannililc Presydent
Ihez taken our old habis corpusses
from us, aud persistcnt!v refuses to
furnish us new wuns-and the peple
hevin acqwiesi by their votes, we lay
bound hand and foot. Men neein
from t6nskripshen and sich, kin now
be seed and dragd ln2 slavery--cav-
elry drest IL ojus bloc liez license to
hunt the uantin f,igytiv who, after
DRAWN his bounty and pay, ehangis
his mind and desires 20 return to the
buzm NV his family, and tie sho0t'n
NV cnrollin orGsers and tax assessors
will now he considerd crime. Alas !!
The news affected me variously. -
I he'd our township all liXt, hevm dis
Itribbitid tilikits, and knoin nun NV
EN- Good skratch EN-, cz they don't
rite emmy. reseevd the returns
with gratide smile. "Bless yoo.my
children, you hev dun nobiy," sez ].
Presently curricr arrived, bringin
the disturbin intellygcns that the
Northren counts Civ Brur 80 thow-
sen. and = minnits thereafter another
arivd Stain that the Suthrin counts
had got loonatik and given Bruff 30
thowsend. With II hart rendin and
sole taiin shrcck, ! fell innanny-
matt corps on the fore. y
/ awoke. A oder NV
suthin natrel fld the room, givin me
| life agin. 1t wuz wisliy. The wor-
thy woman to whose house ] bord,
he'd hin rubbin thc solcs nv my feet
with n jug, and givin Inc small dosis
NV the Restorer thro funnel. Her
lcXershcus restord me to life agen.
presume the fact nv my OWN six
months board did not nerve her fra
jile arm. 1t WIZ reyrens.
Despondent and weery NV life, !
attempted sooisidc. ! mkt my lick
cr fer a day ! red n entire number
nv the Crisis; | peroozd Cotton is
King Pulpit Pollytiks and Nallan
ugum's Record, bat all in yanc. E2
IL Las, lcsprit resOrec. ! attcmptid to
Ipizon myself by dhnkin water, but
that faied me. My stumjck rcjectid
il puked.
am > much prosteratid to ofc,
either advise or consolashen 10 my
lDemicratic trends. We air ia a stat
nv ahgect cussitude. To see Wait
aud Chais, and DIN Luvgoy, and tha
3 ply Abolishnist Gin Ashly ieclir
good, is prusic asid and strike to us
| shcl seek relcef from my sorrcrs il
the lloin hole.
Sad and wecry,
PETRoLECM Y. NAsBY.
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Remember.

Remember.
There are few things we want ,v-
erybody 10 remember.
|. That the Democratic party of
Ohio not only endorsed Vallandigham,
but defended the EXTREMIST of his eS
treme views.
9. That the Hancock Courier was
for Vallandigham, first, last and al
the time.
3 That every mnu Oh the Hancock
county Democratic ticket voted FOL
Nal!andigham. In less than siN
weeks the Democratic party of Ohit
will be n war party. 1t will staml
down the dirt the Unonists have piled
upon the grave Of Vallandigham, and
deny that il ever knew the man. -
Therefore we want these things re
rs melnbcred.
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HEIMsTREET,s
INIMITABLEEAFR RESTORATIVE
1T is NOT A DYE

But restores gray hair to It's original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus
tenance, impaired by age or disease. All in
aanfdncous dyes are composed oi lunar caust
10, des,royiuG the vitality and beauty Of the
hair. and afford OF themselves no dressing
lleimstreets lnimitable Coloring not only re.
stores hair 10 its natural color by an easy
process, but gives the hair
LUXURiANT BEAUTY,
promotes iis growth, prevents its falling OF
eradicate IS dai,di uT, and imparts health and
pleasantnesB tn the head. II has stO ID the
test Of time, helng the original Hair Coloring
and Is constantly increasing I'm favor. Used
hv both gentlemen and ladies'. 1t is sold by
all respectable dealers or can be procured
by them cf the commercial ag't. ID. s. Barnes
202 Broadway, n. Y. Two si,es, so cents and
81 90
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A Card.

A Card
DR.. Lansworthy sr., having return
ed from his trip to the East, can be
found at any time at the office fDrs
j. & A. Langworthy,o over Il. G. Bakers 4
clothing store, Ewing's block.
Thanking the public for the conf
dence placed in us, we would say that
we will continue to pay strict atten,
ton to general practice, and to the in
vcstigation of Chronic diseases of the
lungs, liver, throat, female diseases,
diseases of the eye, ear, DC.
DRs. j. d A. LANGWORTHY.
Findlay, Ohio, October 10Th, 1868
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Fresh News,

Fresh News.
JACKSON FALLS, y, H., Sept. 22, '63
DEAR BRo:--Found case Of Dip
liberia at Bartlett, the Physician pro
nounced incurable. Her throat waI
dreadful, and | had but little hopes o.
her recovery. She took the "Cure'
every two hours. Sabbath noon she
threw up a piece of membrane 9
inch long, and one inch thick. She
breathed better and could swallow
quite well. AS i left her the tear,
rolled down her cheeks, while she sait
God directed my steps to her. Hel
Phyician said it was wonderful med
icine. This case sold "a bottles be
fore i left the house. Some people
came 80 miles after il.
Truly yours, j. WEEKS.
/ would not take 800 for the meG
icine for my family use, said Hon. Is,
rael Green, the other day. Have used
it for every one Of my family. Have
n bottle in your house without delay
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Fiithy.
The last Cou,iey recked with false
hoods. fhe Young man who is q
"commuIScant," tried his prettiest al
the business; while the old one. who
is "the father Of one liar at least
out did hiuTseif. Result-428 Unfoi
gain in Hancock. In Wood, where
the filthy sheet bad a large number o
subscribers. the Union majority is un
preccdented Mice paper, that Cour
ier.
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Remember Them!

Scores and fifties OF men who du-
ring the campaign, hurrahcd Justify
for Nallandighan, are now denying
that they voted for him! The man
WAC, during the campaign could not
raise his voice against the Canadian
traitor, deserves but little credit for
secretly voting against him.
Remember them
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rh, Res.,, /. s,sc County.

.rhe ResaIt In tire County.
Tuesday night was an exciting Sine.
findlay vas counted out, displaying
tho enormous majority of $50 A
gain of 1876 I!
The Union men hofefed.
Next Portage came IN with a gain
of Is. t iT
The Union mcHholrcr5H.
Just after Portage hg Lick came
in with a majority &c 81 a clear gain
Of - Glorious Big lick. II was
such big lick at Valla1i,lsHhbmism
that
The Union men hollered.
Allen came in next with h loss of g.
The Union men didn't holler.
Liberty followed with loss of.
The Union men didn't holler.
But, Pleasant arrived; the bearer
Of DISPATCHES was Vallandighamer,
whose face did not indicate the name
OF his township, fcr he reported II
Union gaaS Of ~ : at whNip
The Union rhelr hollercd.
Immediately Washfrgeor came in
with Union gain If 2S !
The Union men hollercd.
Ever glorious, always sound, and
toweringly grand old Blanchard came
blooming in with majority of II! A
gain of 56 We are stating facts,
when we say
The Union men hollorcd.
Union oamo next with q gain of %.
Good enough fur lniCn, said every
body, and then
The Union men hollored.
Cass arrived With q gain of :. Cass
was always right, aud therefore,
The Union men hollercd.
Amanda rolled in gain of THUS
beating the world, the flesh and VIM.
Napluc, Esq, of Illinois--at which
The Union mel hollered
! Bloody Eagle arrived, reporting a
gain 6f ~, which, in the language OF
the poet Vas bully.
The Union iiieri hoffered
Then came Jacks0S with loss OF
rs.
The Union men didn't holler.
Madison came numbering along with
n glorious gain of 20. Simultaneous.
/ ly-
| The Union men hollcrcd.
Marion arrived. We like Marion
for various reasons, but more partic.
ularly because Of her givinS us gain
of 81 We knew she would do it, foi
she has the men. So the most of the
crowd, and all
The Union men hollcred.
The next morning Orange came il
with Il gain of III 1t was as cheer.
ing as the sun in November, and
The Union men hollcrcd.
Last and best of all, Delaware. the
most glorious, the mapproachable-
the nonpariel--thc township that per
secutcth the Nallandigham saints, and
stoncth their prophets, and who would
not be gathered under their wings al
any price, came booming in with the
snug majority of - Just then
The Union men hollered.
The returns were figured up, ant
as the glorious figures, 42S gain, were
announced, in one grand chorus, tha
we would could have reached th'
brave men of Hancock in the field
and the skulking trait or in Canada
bearing TO the one encouragement an'
'lhopc-to the other double distille
dlmnation,
! THE UNION MEN HOLLERED
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Returned.

DR.. G. Osterlin, who for the last
four months has been in Germtmy,
his native country, returned to his
home on Saturday las'. The Dr.
who, by the way, cut short his stay
two months that he might make John
Brough's majority 100, ,00l--says that
the people of Germany took great in
terest in the struggle just ended
that there was intense anxiety for the
success Of the Union cause liz
looks as though he had enjoyed h'
trip.
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Not TO be Wondered at.

A Democrat was asking how il
could be that the Democracy lost SC
much in Pleasant, Blanchard and Del.
aware. Why replied another, 'Gless
ner and Bill Gribben spoke at botl
Of those places
II is a noticeable fact, that in every
township where these men spread
themselves, (Gribben literally,) tho
Union gain was large.
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The Germnn Nntn.

Fully onc-half of the German vote
Of Findiay township was cast for tn,
'uion ticket. The Germans are tired
of the Democracy. The abuse of tn,
5sth- by the Courier, and the nomina
ton of that notorious Knownotlliug
Van Trump, was n trifle more THAI
they could stand. The Germans ar,
loyal at heart. They have been de
ceived by the Whiteley and Gribbel
clique, but their eyes are opening t,
the truth at last. All honor to tn
German UniOnists.
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How are You VI. T..

How are YoW VI. 4.
Everythingthat Mac Whitley lavors
is damned. lie took Squire Byal
under his wing last Spring. and ByaI
was beaten sc. lie forced himself
into the leadership of the Democrac,
of Hancock, and 10. it is beaten cleaI
and clean. He is small pox--stink.
in the nostrils of his enemies at dis
tance, and death TO his friends nca
him. He is now buried. In th,
words of Mrs. Hemans poetess
whose writings NJ, c, has studied
His roses they have faded,
BRIGHT summer, fare thee well.
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..,1h:! "ooo"-
Mark.
Look out for Them.

Lock ont for Them.
Since Brough is elected, we may
expect the long threatened niger in
vasion of Ohio. We say expect
for has not the pretty little "commu'
meant" and his yinegary father said
so, and can they lie? We suppose
not. Make way for million Of pc
groes.
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yafIandigham's Record.

YafIandigham's Record.
What is the present market price
OF Vailmndigham Records? The De
mocracy, who have been gathering
them up for few weeks, have un
doubtedIy 81 krge stock. ON hand.
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List of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Findlay Post of
flee, October lG:
William Dauson, Alfred Fling
Geo. G. Smith, Miss Elizabeth Travis
DR.. Il. c. Wells 3, Miss Anna Weav.
er, Miss Samantha Woodruff
Persons calling for any Of the abov,
letters will please say they are advcr
Used. j. b. ROrlICHiLD, l.. NJ.
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The Courier has well nigh ruined
Giibben. 1t preached so long and
locdly against voting for a "swill tub
like Brough, that n number of is
readers thinking Il was In earnest
voted for Carlin. For particulars sct
election returns.
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Continuation of vallandisham's Re

ord.
TWELFTH EDTIoN TO BE ISSUED
OCToBER 14TH.-"The distinguished
subject Of these pages, who was torn
from the bosom Of his family at the
dead hour Of midnight, transformed
into ga excl far away and whose
mothers gate was taken of its hinges
by "Linkin hirelins," and whose feel.
ings were otherwise terribly lacerated
was run by the peace party for Gov,
ernor. BY vigorously circulating this
book and allowing him to write five
letters, he succeeded in being beaten
about 10000 in the State and
Army! He intends, we believe, to
remain in Canada under the egis Of
the British Lion,
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Aucntion! Company A.

All members of company A will
report at the armory on Monday eve
ming, at u o'clock p. NJ. October 18th,
for the transaction of important bus
mess. BY order of
SAM. HUBER, Capt.
\. PARKER, Orderly Sergeant.
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How Arc you Glessner? G03 Dem
ocratic majority in 1869 f! l75 Dem
ocratic majority in 1868. How about
the missionary business! Has the
JEFFsRsoxIAN reduced the Union ma
jority? 42s gain in ono year is no
thing, is it ?
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EIsh.
Oliver George has again gone into
the fish business, and will keep on
hand ut al times quantity of fresh
Lake fish. All lovers of this delicious
article should give him n call.
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Synod Of Sandusky

lSypOu OF Sandusky
Meets at Findlay, October 22d, at
Y l-2 A. M. 1t will be opened with a
sermon by the moderator, Rev. Hoge,
Of Cleveland. IUrgr
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to J. y. rnrn & Co.
N are requested tn call On j n. Mcleod, a
O'Neal & Blaokfrd llarsh's Onlco and settlt
imm cdiately and save themselves cost
sept. 2, 1863. tif.
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PnrOlcd Prisoners

Pnroicd Prisoners
Parolled prisoners will take notice
that all soldiers captured and parolled
before Sept. lst, 1868, are now eX-
changed, and that they must report
Immediately at their proper post for
duty, or be considered desertcrs.
All paroled prisoners at large in
this District are hereby ordered to
report to me, at my office. immediate
~. and | will furnish them transport.
alton to the nearest military post.
ID. 5. BROWN,
Captain and Provost Marshal 9TH Dist
Ohio.
PRovosT MARsIAL's OFFICE,
Fifth District of Ohio.
LIMA, o., Sept. Both, 1868.
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Go-Dr. NJ. Harris ~ Lady, Elec-
tro-Magneto Physicians, who were in
Findlay two months last Summer. are
here again. Their success was very
tlattering before, and we doubt not
they will again succeed. They hay e
rooms at the Reed House.
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PETRoLECM Y. NAsBY.

p. s.--The printer will pleeze put
mournin lines abuv this letter and
below it.
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Wood.

WOOD.
Those 6fNf subscribers who prom
ised us wood viii greatly oblige Us
by bringing IL in Immediately.
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10000 Gallons StOneware

XNTHoLEsALE ANDRETAIL, at
w March ~. ISAAC DAVIS,
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rhe Result ip the County.

The following is the vote'of the
[CountS. for Governor
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ft'nn GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sir JAMES GthHk,s ,,,, ,,,,,, . n,,

GfiEsRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared ffotq 4 Prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, NJ. d.. Physic'aH Extraordinary TO the
Queen.
This invaIuable medicine u H,iiaiiihg In the
eyre Of all those painful and dshsstotts dtsea
ses to which the female constitut6h IL sub
ject, II moderates all excess and removes AL
INSTRUCTIONS, and speedy cure may be re-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Having1 earn-
ed that III some cases, persons with
whom we have 70 connection whatev-
er, have been travelling through the
country representing themselves as our
agents, or as selling scales made from
Fairbanks patterns, DC, we deem it
proper to say that the genuine Fair
banks scales are made only at Saint
tohnsbnry, Vermont, where they have
been nrade for thirty three years or
more, by E. & T. Fairbanks & Co. the
original inventors, and that others rep
resented as such are only mutations
Ii the agents for such other scales have
confidence in their merits, they would
have no occasion to resort to such
means to sell them, or avail themselves
of the reputation which the Messrs.
Fairbanks have honestly earned. All
our travelling agents will be furnished
by US with certificates of agency, which
they will be happy to show to purchas-
ers with whom they may not be per-
sonally acquainted. .---- r. --.-.'
FAIRBANKS, GEEENLEAF & Go.
Chicago, April 23d, 1869.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to
welcome to town the other day, our
jolly friend, Jere D. Witter, Of Grand
Rapids. Jere is looking remarkably
well-wears tall plug hat, and says
that things, generally, have an alpecara
tendency at the Rapids Waushara
Argus.
Since Jere's return the tendency has
been do,cnacard. There's always a
calm after a storm. J. E. Redwitter
obtained Horace Greeley's old white
coat while at Wautoma, and by dint of
"erasers" and sponge, looks compare
lively well in it. ----- ...-.s.--.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

AYERS Cherry Pectoral, Hunts Liniment
n''enian irons, Lyons kathairon,
noon"no u. Bitters, Soothing Syrup,
Osgoods Cholosngue. Halloway,s Ointment
ro:SaIe CordIai, McAliister's Ointment,
ain Extractor, Trask's Ointment.
EVE r. save p. DIS Pain Killer,
Garsling Oil, Ayers Pills.
Javne's Medicines, Brandyeth's Fills
Kennedy's Medical Graff.nbers Pills
discovery, Herrick's Pills,
MUSTANG Lniment, McLane's Pills,
Radwav's Ready Relief Morse's PiUs
Woods Hair Restor've, Moffat's Pills
Ihompsons Eve Water, Wright's Pills.
Cory's Stomach Bitters, Russia Salye.
Bariy's Iricopherous, Sloan's Medicines,
Balsam Honey, Mofflt's Bitters &c. &c
Having bad an experience of fifteen wears
IN the chemical and medical labratorio, Of
the east, feel confident in assuring the pub
nc that they can obtain of me articles of the
best quality. ....- ..
physicians prescri ptions carefully compoun-
oed at any hour, day or night
Articles manufactured by me, I can cheer
fully warrant iii their effects, viz: Cough Mix
ture, Chiblain Remedy, Cerate. for sore np-
plies and dry humors, Liniments for sprairs
and bruises on horses and cattle, &c, &c.
large supply of Stationery, Envelopes,
IAi'iSleS hept constantly on hand
GOOD Cotton Rags wanted bv the pound or
tun, at the highest market price. County Or
ders taken at so cents on the dollar
Dye Stuffs, Paints and Oils, and Chemicals
ore. ..
In connection with the sale of Drugs, Medi-
cines, &c, &c, a complete assortment of pop
ular Journals, Books and Papers will be kept
c'a hand, to wit: n. 7. Ledger, Harper's Week
ly, Leslie,s Pictorial, Milw aukee Daily Senti-
mel, n. Y. Stats Zeitung, &c, &C. Elegant
Steel Ensravings, numbering over one hun
dred different varieties, including those in
colors, received from New York semi-monthlv
and Tor sale at greatly reduced prices. Some
of the above mentioned Engrsvings measure
% by AZ inches.
Everything appertaining to Medicines, Sta
tionery, Jou nails, &c, &c, ordered on appli-
cation, with the quickest possible dispatch. .
Ut Lawyers Blanks, a complete assortment
constantly on hand
II p. PHILLEO, ..
Agent for Wood Co. Drug Store.
N. B.-Goods ordered from Milwaukee week
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

ENrIRPRIsING-O friend Salmon
T. alias Chase, has gone into the fruit
business. He has peanut stand
down town, which, wish his basket of
Spiszenburgs, he hanls Ill, and husbands
his little earnings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30
MANHOOD
low lost! HOW RESTORED!

Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price Six
Cents
A LECTURE on the nature, treatment and
n radical cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, and
Involuntary Emissions, inducing Impotencv,
Consumption, and Mental and Physical Debili-
ty.-By ROBERT J. CULYERWEIL, NJ. D.
The important fact that the awful conse-
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moved without internal medicine or the dan
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Sent under seal, to any address, in plain,
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fishers, ...---.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

THE SONG MEssENGER.-We are in
receipt Of the first No. Of a neatly
printed work with the above title, pnb-
hohed at Chicago by Root tS Cady. It
is ably edited by the celebrated young
composer, Henry e. Work, Esq. The
music alone in this No. is worth more
than the price for year. Published
monthly at 60 cents a year; ten copies
for S. 90.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

PANos.-We would direct the at
tention Of our readers to the advertise
ment of Allen, Vosburg & Co., of Osh-
kosh, which appears in today's paper.
Well satisfied that as good, or better,
bargains can be made with them for
pianos, n,elodeons, and other musical
Instruments, we cheerfully commend
the reader to give them call before
making final purchase. They defy
all competition.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

sW- Checks are becoming remarka-
bly, scarce. Uncle Sans petite cur
rency increases in proportion. Anoth-
er month will find paste board entirely
ont Of circulation-or we are mistaken.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30

THE TAX LAw.-We are obliged to
Strickland & Co., Of Milwaukee, for a
copy Of the Tax Law, complete, as
amended by the acts which passed
finally March 4, 1863, including the
new license taxes, and a complete
stamp directory. 1t is in the form of
neat pamphlet, and costs but ten
cents.