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that belief But tho selection of his successor
puts at issue all the questions we have just re-.
ierred to. and must DO judged with reference

that belief But tho selection Of has successor
puts at issue all tho questions we have just re.
ferred to. and must DO judged with reference
to them especially. And it u.s. perhaps, enough
to Say on that point that Gen. SchoGeld has
from tho beginning found bis friends aud sup
porters among tho men, call them by what
name you viii, whose efforts have been stronger
lion, and who to-day are more steadiastly bent
on preserving Slavery than on maintaining the
Union. Surrounded and supported by such
men, how is it possible that he should put his
hand in eerne: TO the work which lies before
him, when in order 20 do it most thoroughly
he must alieuate those 10 whom he owes his
present commando
Missouri is now under martial law. In the
midst Of halfioyai population, no less rigorous
code viii keep order; nothing but the switness
as well as tho severity Of military penalties
will crush the guerrilla warfare which the
Rebels all over the State endeavor 70 maintain,
or viii ever preserve tho public peacs in dis
tric!s where political hostility IL ouy another
namo for personal feuds. Yet the CoDserva.
tive influences, says Missouri letter which
We published yesterday, arc moving heaven
law. and TO give over the State to tho mercy
of Intellectual statutes, unirendly officers. and
the chances Of justice in courts where 10 jury
is free from Rebel control. Gen. Scnofe!d
may or may not yield to tho pressure, but tho
poss biity Of such q surrender involves the
safety of the State. A commander who thus
perlls 1t cannot safely be trusted Ia such a
position.
1t Is remembered also that there YVES once
an Army of tho Frontier under Gen. SchO-
fields command What was It's history. and
what was Gen. Schohcids share IN the tri
umphs il finally achieyed' Gen. Heron and
Con Blum. made 1t famous By the celebrity OF
its marches aud the galantry Of its battles,
but II was not till those commanders were re.
leased from the letters which Gen. SchOheld'5
neon potency and inactivity imposed on them,
that they were able TO lead 1t 10 victory.
Ecitber is willing 70 peril his reputation again
uadcr their former leader, sld tho talents OF
Doth mus. be useless ii Gen. Scbofold is re
tanned over tho Department!
We o0es no suggestion or hint as to who
ought to command this important Department;
but, in view % such .acts as We have stated, i
seems right 20 urse thu. some General should
be selecied whose qualifications are very dii-
fercpt from tho.s Of It's present commander.
The Government Cannot afford to throw away
Mi.soun, i. canuo. afford ~ risk tho STATE
when its possession may be- assured BY ju-
dicious policy; and i cannot afford to a.ierate
IL, firmcs. aud mOst devoted friends by as
signing to command General whom they
wholly distrust.
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out of this.



The Detroit .ldreyf,se, ana Iribpne seems to
contradict our statement that it, editor had
borrowed or begged $20o OF u.s. ard should
either return it or stop his utterly urproyoked
aud scurrllous personal abuse. lie says:
IN, editor oth, paper borrow ri or begged cent
81 liw "a" S'f ~ the paragraph h. replies 10 Nv lu
e,hitin at 'nc riyms the roe sordy philosopher
r"d nu~t 10 admitting nay tnmpslIs, but never hsi
H. honor 81 h. "cqn,ntSce sEd sYo.
AN 'pi'," t"rb uh'Jubd 10 his pefieaucss, hud
stf.-. oHt wdl, u sy That somcus dy has J,r.ocl
S1H hi", hnt W. doht Il No attache ni. oce Lo~
ever. whites under say such stimuius"
know nothing OF the writer of the pax.
agraph hs rrphe. to-" nor OF any "attachc
ot this oilicn =; but TIE idrertiser and Tfl5Hae
aforesaid appcnrs on its face to be conducted
by I'll. Barns. Editor; aud that per.
son, soon after he established or bought
III, Dstro1 Tribune, wrote me a letter unfold
ing his peeuniary needs, aud asking me TO
appeal to Gov. Seward (ol whom he protested
to be, and probably was, political and per-
sonal dovOtee) tor relief. | made tho appliea-
ton accordingly, aud it was respectful, de-
cned. Feeling sympathy for a brother
Editors needs, | wrote Mr.. Barns that [ md
failed with Gov. Seward, but | could myself
spare him $500 If that would do him any good
lilo responded aflirmatiyely and gratefully and
sont him the $780, ind know that he re.
csiyed it. And now 1 ask him either to re-
turn that sum or stop the low.liyod abuse OF
me wbersto bis editorial columns have for years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

The value of the REBELLION RECORD.
edited By MIR. Moore. has long since estab-
lished its reputation as most faithful and
.ouminou, history Of the events of the war.
Its editor has access to sources of information,
Official documents, private letters, aud journals
both OF the NORTH and South, which 1t is i'm
possible any daily newspaper, however large,
could possibly use, bit ok which be diligently
colates and finds a place for in bis pages.
We understand that a single edition Of
hundred copies of this work is to be Published
BY Mr. Charles T. Evans, with illustrations ia
the best style Of the art of bOoh-making. The
time /. moi far distant when sdch work will
10 considered the gem of any historical Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

We have bad in type for several days. and
find room this morning for, the speech OF
Mr. Montgomery Blair, at Cleveland, on Siav-
cry. Ii is worthy Of n careful reading, eepe-
cialy by those who have any lingering doubts
as to the character of Slavery. aud who care
to know what one thinks Of it who has been
familiar with it all his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

We publish on the second page OF to-day s
paper another lct.er from @ correspondent at
Washington who signs himself a." Honor and
Justice" As no writes Of what ne processes
to know We consider his statements as wor-
thy OF publication, but without giving them
the sanction OF any knowledge of our own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

The Kertecky YeOman (Franklort) has sus-
pended IT., issues. Il is the old Jocksoa-
Democratic organ. and has long been just az
openly Rebel as is dare be. Disappointed in
It's hopes that che Rebels would take and hold
Kentucky, it has dried up. to wait for the
GOOD time coming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

The sensation story evsrywhere circulated
by the Comprehend Journals importing that the
wife Of Mr. Yallandigbam had lost her reason
because of hls arrest, Is false. tn, Cinois-
mai Erqairer (Copperhead), Of Tuesday. says:
Fer sr,oa. sy',n, shocked fOr day. but she
Ia. u0l become inasnr"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

FrrRru ANNUAL CoNNvScl@ANr OF THS
,'.raE rNirs-T'- aanl, rec ..toa OF o., F-mis Are
iuet 90 he Cooper Uaon took pace lss syetia: at
Ao Co'l,g ia,,,u' aud ~, AZ a. 0y upual % 500
'., rlas -rd i,4i.ge' OF tuo ia.is ald m ud' ssn-
rss 81 .4ii c4c,. inst D. ,Le La.sn,ss 81 which -
no~ b, spi Ia D O., 4o.op s Tue liorsIy Was taste
uli t~c.iat, 40 tlt tlA bapus ths ss hcg1 being
,-t-ra,uea ~in music by hle bNd. "a tic aooEs
soyc tie wot- thu pHrs os.ais,ius mechanical srch
ral snd irrei nd draw. nss aid ps' ,g.. Exhibit
I'd not lew which woN 81 high az i.s-rls Of
,.gecil commcrd4'on. Mos OF tho faSiugs were aaio
o hfe copies being slowed s,co.,uso the roe, Of
tn Institution. e noticed seyrIa oats lasn ,psci
mros Of gu binau-., crss' urpes, sad tle p-a 81 10
pout,r 81 tho instu. lon. wca said "a ezec. ut
l4-re. Tho c5orins 5 good, aud Ae square paper
which Lo renders the picture noticeable than It
would lhcwise appear III, ,eye ias insa OF game were
1so ood owing - the dense hroag galleries. It was
imgo,sib, or no visitors obtain e tlan casosJ
zlircs OF me painunss
The reception u the Male Department takes pliee 'ms
eye5ns sud SATURDAY evening the annual exhibition OF
me Muca peraru, n, vii h. ser in ihc great -'N OF 'ns
Union witch to annual rsPof Il TO trustees
VIII 20 READ snl IIemiaa,s awarded
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rhs Tr.bnne in iho Army OF che Poiomne

THE Trsbnne in iho Army OF she A"'"''"''
Much Just ,omolliG; bas been made oy soiuieiS ~
tho i,ss pr.,s they be, compelled 70 pay Tor new"
pspsrs Eaoue ere be,os made to have IhA TRIBUNE
Add in nookers Army for eve cents and we trust 'ha e
military ao.or,es will a,Id all necessary facilities to give
ouass,wL, hit our battles such newspapers - they
vsn' at tao loves: possible price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29
The Rev. HESKY WARD bEEcHER, who sails for
Europe on Saturday, has " A Parting Word" In

lbs Wttkb INGfI eHffHf. he says;
Thee sr- many lsss,.s which .siisu cues
,or t- r.riv- country tie present The 4 I'd OF
wa Lar.s dsrN tA land The Questions
tryo t- var iasy be oBiy 10 the s,f
,rf.uu4 AZ - .4liu. and itgS
ati- rau,lsu pr"cPs -ui ptohc i~rysr can eve VII
B." f-qi'd 20 cry fe crufy safely through bu' Tho
,auiuer all o. 60 uiar, opefad'nsat least IN
thai pf lau iirn c trN oHd tue lda"ce OF tho
its-I.fl-s a. Ws.ig AGd u q auy nlc An the year
we "a Dol 'ra HuI-, r fe,t an hVisor too Il 10
aurlg .-u.- 4 ~Hritef fnd n oy such yicui3n 1
..a .. htrd 1rtr CO.. ts 81 tie future, u vi ake zwsy
-r, te.s a,s,,1s sl. s4ie tAr vim 20 CRATE
iu. tro.r Sass 5000 stil pre- aiu 10 stNg ly coauay"
NJ. U,c,Ler - Id coueop,id w..h Iae lAdeIs1i-
cat durug IS Absence but his editorial pen,
we bo, eve, in tie hands OF Mr.. Theodore ril,On.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

NkW-IT ANrsHlnE He OIiclaI eahYass OF Tue
votes cas' FOR Members Of Congress 10 tbs State
show thc following re.IIl-:
D.s .,err,iran. DcnecfHlic.
!. Joel ft.' 80 ~Dansi sacy....lsoa5
o. -tswsfI 10. 3, ltrt .tf3 Johl H. Seoss.... sAy
il Jos ". g$I William Dasns....lUJT
To',i yo,e.... Rapu1. 70 29i Drinocrsiic......D.bs
k'publ eau majority M tue sttts.........eh'
E'rts'. If. Rollins arnbvG OF tJ- .ist Louse
The Senate stands Republican. Democratic,
and 40 choice. The Republican candidate will DO
elected by Tie Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

PRoBABLE MuRpKK ~ rHE SE'ENrAEAIb
W Asp II p.trsday stc.ro,a Coropes Ndoy WAS called
ION 70 Aod aatrlnoItria e2sliuaon "a the case CT
Me-. BiJEct Flynn. Who Wasyms ma dyius coudilo" q"
her residence No. 2o2 fhiuecnh street nom ibJuiss
received by being struck head with al Ak oj ~"'n
who WA tenant tho horse hni who i''d e TOR
par. unknown. Il uppear, rom al h, could b. hauei'"
the pnr,-. tina, few days 40 party OF newly 'N''
tnlrrsu,s 10 reside az thU house atd some i-'
between ,s Wynn sd one OF he,r parties s'oSs
tboptin, wood In tho ysri Il he peu.. ssaesAl t'w
ensu,d anl it ia alleged tia. oil the "eneL eIs !"
che 1ay .,koa tho AK. wnh winch 'A, bad Deem 'H'P'k
NoJI aui saek AirA tyu. several lirs on no h'" ~"
e. Immediately made her rsesp, aud Lad n"' SAGE "s'"
heard fron, although ew snst was issued 49, hss
,ou Tho INJURED woman has hesn yips IN cf'u's So"''
tion ever since, and 1, exp 'oied 10 ieco'S'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01
Foreclosure Sale.
.o'a'e Of Nisconsin-Ha tie Circuit Csy,t NJ >,
6osstU of IPoo.y

'''a'e Of Htsconsin-Ia tie Circuit Court Of II,
eosaty Of Wood.
'o,eph Lowell and j. COLES, Jr,. partners ~,
Ger me name aud style Of Lowell. COLES {
-. -, iaihtlfts1 against JOSEPH, Wood NATL.
ia WOOD, Spencer e. Bryau, Josonb p,
IluSr, James ". FFnchod, Jsnues s W
IN o d. yale, y G. Wars rem. z e W.
thington, Napoleon B. Caswsu uor
McCooh, Geo A. Royden- IuenS + ~ L.
maker and Hiram Schoonmakar snn, >.
hcCoon, schoonmaker & Co., Moses A n.
peek, Eaimer ID. Garbut, VIM. H, RIacL I,,J
ius d. Roberts and Mortimer Andr;"I, Gu Gu
OF Hoppeek, Garbut Co., Lemuel ! H..
isaac L. Hunt, - Graham and - 49,
firm OF Graham Aiken, A N. Bininmar (
Co, St Nicholas Bank, \. Y. ParL RI
y. l., ocorSe Chapman, James Pike RI
eft ; LEcn' Charles H. Moves, Gardner y
Iait and James ) Winslow, Jaran B SoI;.
bury and samuel ". Chittenden. firm os
Saiisnury ChiHenden, Oliver B. Tweed,
Elias ii. Greene, Dexter Tiffany. Eihor.
Eastman, Alden b. Bigelow, Min Da,to, 49,
Cyrus l.. Carter, Henry +. Quinan R;rbanps
A. De Forrest, and james Armstronm n,
PENDANTS
N virtue OF ana pursuant to Judgment of
salu Eohrt, IN the action as above entitled.
iSho1hS o a!io asiteG on the 18th day of \Oyar,
Der, 1862, shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder at the.
front door of the Post Gfice in the town Of
Grand Rapids, in said County of Wood an
Saturday, the twenty-first Ell dav of March
\: D. 1868, at the hour of one O'Clock, ?, n
OF that day, the following described mortgages
premises, situate, lying and being in the aforc-
SAID County OF Wood and State of Wisconsin.
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient r.,
ralse the amount due Plaintiffs for princinal
interest and costs, together with the eyp-psrs
OF sale, to wit: All of Block ten [lol accord,
ing to the old survey of the village of Grand
Rapids made by j. B. lIurlbut; also Lots Nos
one ], three Isl, four III, five Isl, and sew
en- y, IN Block nineteen [l9l; also Lots Nos.
one one ], two III three Isl, four ri, and five
+ in Block seven r also Lots Nos. one
l. ana two III, in Block six Isl; also all of
biock No. eighteen [lS] and Lots Nos one
II three 81, and four Al, in Block No.
eisht Is OF Woods Addition to the village
OF Grand Rapids
Dated sheritf's Office, Grand Rapids, Dec.
7'i, loo-' i. LAFIGNE,
~ 40" Sheriff of Wood County.
WEBB WITrER, PIffs' Att'vs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01
PREMIUMS FOR CEJyRs
The Semf-Wcekly Wisconsin.

me semf-"cekly Wisconsin.
| Ft'a PTcn'i"m1.-To the person getting m
the largest club of subscribers, for one wear
to the semi-W eckly, We will give one WurE,'
Err q ILsoN's SEWING MACHINES worth $50,
| second Pfen1iem.-For the second largest
cluo OF subscribers to the Semi Weekly, for
ot'e year, oAh $40 SCHOLARSHIP IN LINCoLN's
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Milwaukee.
| THIRD Piemium.-For the third laronst Climb
OF subscribers to the Semi Weekly, for ono
year, PAIR OF MINK Fur GAUSrLETs (mado
to ordcr,) worth SIS.
| Fo"m Prensi~na.-For the fourth Iaroes;
club OF subscribers to the Semi Weekly for
one year. we will send the DAILY WIscoNsIy
for one year.
The Weekly Wisconsin.
fn'st Pren'inn.-To the person getting In
the largest club of subscribers, for one year
10 the eekly Wisconsin, we will olive Ovr
PERKINS DoURLE-LoCK STITCH SEWING " ACTIVE
| worth $50 ''' L
Second Hromiun.-For the second LARGEST
cruz OF subscribers to the Weekly, for ] year.
OSE $40 SCHOLARSHIP IN LIyCoLS's Couurpc11
COLLEGE, Milwaukee.
1"'d IreHa''sna.--For the third largest club
VI SUBSCRIBERS to the Weekly, for one wear. .
PAIR OF MINK FUR GAUSrLETs. (madn to oTdor :.
worth SIS
| Fo~'W Prenaiun-For the fourth laroost
cup OF subscribers to the Weekly, for one
year, we Will send the DAILY Wisconsin one
year. ''''
US Clubs can remain open until the first
Gay OF January next, and the names, with the
money, sent IN from time to time as obtained
US Persons ordering the paper will please
state which edition they desire.
S&5 MI papers discontinued when the time
Tor which they are paid expires.
WILLL1-U Z, CP1.VEP
Milwaukee, Oct 20. 1862
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01
Wisconsin Hotel.
Grand EsaEids. Wood Co, wis

THE subscriber would give notice to his
l. friends and the travelling public, that he
has leased the above commodions House for a
term Of years, and will be prepared at all
times to make it home for It's patrons. HAY
ing had experience in bookkeeping (by being
for some time connected with the "Aver7
House" at Stevens Point and being deter
mined to raoa the machine under his own super
vision, he is confident of giving satisfaction to
all. His Table will always be supplied with
the best our market affords. Connected with
the house is large and commodious Barn,
which Eill be under the care Of an expert
enced man, and one who will attend to his
business, which is so much desired by team
stcrs. Ny charges Will be as reasonable as
any Hotel charges can be. The proof Of the
pudding is IN c'seecny the string. Give me call.
40tf A. B. ELlIOTT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01
Weed County.

4 residence Of five years here and q
careful analysis Of the different sources
Of apparent and latent wealth Of Wood
County, force us to the conviction that
1t is really one of the very richest coun-
ties IN the State. It contains almost
all kinds of timber in abundance. a fer.
tile soil capable of producing heavy
crops OF all kinds Of produce, a large
amount Of meadow land, iron and per-
haps copper ore, and the greatest wa
ter-power in the West, if not in the
United States. This latter advantage
aione is incalculab!e. The time IS not
far distant when WOODEN, tub and pail.
and other factories will be numerous
on the banks Of the noble Wisconsin
River at this point, to supply the i'm
Portant States west Of rs. The great
Pacific Railroad is certain to pass
through our county seat, and boats will
ere long be steamlng up the river from
Kilboun City.
Yet this is emp1,atically "ncw
country" AS good land as lays out
doors can be bought here for from
$3.50 to $40 per acre, according to To-
cation. The farmer has a superior
home market at his door. Higher pri-
ces are paid here than at any town
within an hundred miles. Coarse grains
in particular bring as high, and some
TIMES higher prices than in Milwaukee.
Maple abounds in great abundance, af.
fording an inexhaustible supply Of its
delicious sugar and syrup. Many 9TH
cr favorable features are peculiar to
Wood County, which We have not time
to enumerate. We say again, consid-
ering all these facts, this is really one
of the wealthiest counties in the great
State Of Wisconsin, and the rapidity
with which it is being populated by all
kinds Of la5orers, attests the correct
ness of our opinion in the judgment of
many who are seeking western homes.
There is plenty Of room for more.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01
Foreclosure Sale.

state Of lPiscVnsu-M The Circuit Court of Ms
Comfy Of EFooa
Edwin Curtis and Joseph Baker, partners I'M.
Ger the name and style of Curtis & Baker
1ialnti1s, against Joseph Wood, Matilda
Mood, spencer q. Bryant, Joseph Partridge.
James W. Pinchod, James s. Warren. S. Il
TALE, NJ: Z. Warren, r. c. Worthington, Ma
poleon Is. Caswell, Henry l.. McCoon, Geo.
~ Boydcn Lucus Z. Schoonmaker and Hi.
ram Schoonmakcr, firm of McCoon, Schoop-
maker Co., Moses A. Hoppeck. Ealmcr H
Garbut VIM. II. Black Julius D. Roberts
and Mortimer Hendricks, firm of uoppeck.
Garbut II Co., Lemucl J. Hunt, Isaac l.,
Hunt, - Graham and - Aiken, firm of
Graham Aiken, 4. NJ. Binngcr & Co.. St,
Nicholas Bank, N. Y, Park Bank, n. Y,
George Chapman, james Pike, Robert s.
Lyon, Charles H. Noycs, Gardner F. Taft and
James ). Wlnsiow, Jaran B. Salisbury and
Samnel w. Chittcnden, firm OF Salisbury &
Chittenden, Oliver b. Tweedy, Elias NJ
Greene, Dexter Tiffany, Elb .rt L. Eastman
Alden B. Bigelow, Min P Dayton, CYRUS l.
Garter, Henry E. Quinan, Richard A. De
Forest, James Armstrong, Joseph Lowell and
). Coles Jr., firm Of Lowell, COLES & Co,
Defendants
\ virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment Of
rendered and dated on the 18th day of Noycm
Der, 1862, L shall expose for sale and sell NJ
,ubilc auction to the highest bidder at the
ront door Of the Post Office in the town of
Grand Rapids, in said County of Wood, on
saturday, the twenty-frst cen day Of March
A: D. 1868, at the hour Of one O'Clock. =, NJ
OF that day, the following described mort-ar,
ed premises situate, lying and being in the
aforesaid County of Wood and State of Wis.
consin, or so much thereof as shall be suei-
'lent to raise the amosnt due Plaintiffs for
interest and costs, together with
he expenses of sale, TO wit All Of Lots Nos,
I've ~, six (6), seven (7), and eight ~ in
olock No SIX TO-; also Lots Nos three Isl,
our ~, five ~, and six (G), in Block No
'ievcn !, in Woods Addition to the village
If Grand Rapids.
Dated sherilf's Office, Grand Rapids, Dec
ia, A. d. 1862 f. LAVIGSE
. iaW Sheriff OF Wood County
WEBB & WTrTER, Plffs' Att'ys.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
kR & w AN MISERY

inst f"6''s1eo, 1" Sailed Envelope. Price Sin
Cents
A LECTURE BY Dr. CULVERWEIJ, IN
- the cause and cure of Spermatorrho,a. Con-
sumption, Mental and Physical Debility, Ner-
vousness, piiepsy; Impaired Nutrition of the
BODY; Lasstude; Weakness of the Limbs and
Back: Indispositien, AMI Incapacitv for Study
and Labor; Dullness of Apprehension; Loss of
Memory; Aversion to Society; Love of Soil
tuue; Ilmldity; SelfDistrust; Dizziness; Head
acne; Affections of the Eyes; Fimples on the
Face; involuntary Emissions, and Sexual In
capacity; the Consequences of Youthful Indis-
erection, &c, &c
Us This admirable lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, often relf.af4icted
evils, may be removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, and
should be read by every youth and every man
in the land.
sent under seal, to any address, in plain,
scaled envelope, on the receipt of SIX cents Or
two postage stamps, by addressing
Dr. CHAS. J. C. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1886.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01

THE DANcE.-Friend Grace is get
ting up New Year Dance, to come
off this evening at Arpin's Hall. OF
course, those desiring to "tri = the light
fantastic toe' Will assemble in due sea.
son. Music by the Metropolitan Band.
\ good time to dance. "There is 4
time for danciay;," so says the good
book, and if that time isn't on New
Year, when the shackles Of humanity
fall, when is it?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01

The WEATuER-Fine as fast boss
nothing but sunshine by day, and
moonshine by night, with sprinkling
Of stars TO give variety. Air bracing
and exhilerating - roads hard and
smooth-no snow short of the north
pole, ny any other pole. This system
OF no s'eoec may be a good joke, but
we can't see the drift of it.
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