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ID PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and sfter Monday, May q 1884,
PASSENGER TRAISs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
ron
SaLnEore, ., 40 :. N, (RHpIsss, Mondays en-.
cbestsr, Sts.OO, Ills 4. ~. Tao aSO Iso, e and
:, %;silnins'GG, =, ~ tMCpa.y, sss.p,.tl a~,
New Castle, ~ sos a. q, aud I 10 N
Dover 81 s,o .. IN. and 20 p.n N.
Milford, ate.os q. m.
rRAiES IOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore ~ sts, and . 20 .. m, CEHpfessI LILO,
wilminston Al SIS and . q. m.,I22I, 1, LIS l.,
Laa, 7.so, slo and Ill p. N.
sMh ,I,SSa z, Z, sh B.%.
Dover NJ $50 q. m. and ass p. M.
New Castle At sSO .. u. and as p, m.
chester Iss and go = ~, l, 2.ss, 40, 8,
Leave baltimore for salisbury and IntsrmediAs.
=, Leave baltimore for Dover and intermediate STA.
Hons, ~ LILO y. N.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester a so q. m, 500 and II p. m.
=, Leave Wilmington n SAD, S.26 a m, S.IS and
IhEIsHT TRAIN, with passenger car ss,ashsd,
ail ls1vs Wilmington, for PerryvillS and intermo-
sUNDAYs-FTn PhilAdelphiA 10 Baltimore
only, a. l.1Oa. M. and Il. SOP. M,
TIon PhilIdslShia 70 Wilmington =, LsO =. M,
From WILMINGTON 10 PhilAdslphia At TO snd
ii.i2 p. m.
only a. Is p. n. nom Baltimore 70 PhIlAdsi.
nyI1..i H.E. KEENEY, A,sr supat
r M s,Is16, AND OHIO
On, On and nd, amor SUNDAY, April iOth 1884 daily
York, and Washington and the West. a. foliows,
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave W.shinston At 7.aO a. m, Ills = M, $50
% sunday s.6 2Op. M. for PhiIadelphis, and $50
p. m. for New York.
the o2O p. IN. train 10 tho LATEST train daily ToR
PHILADELPHIA.
DELPHIA, and IA for NEW YoRK PAssREsHRs Rx.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington ~ s.SO, .. M, TOO q. M II 10
.. m. p m, 40 p. m, go p m, aah SD p. IN.
On sundays ~ 7.so q. m, and ., b.9Op. m.
FOR ALL FARTs OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at ESQ a. N. and and s ~ p.
NJ daily, except sunday;
ESR Ra WyGsaiH asf so EsS f 4fiy soUru
Leave Baltimore at as, 40, T. 0, and 10, q NJ,
and az s1, 80 and - % daily except Sunday.
only.
ToR ANNAPOLIS
p. N daily, except sunday.
No train Tor Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 7.SO .. M and $50
p. N. 20 through 10 New York UOiLhota change Of
oaFs.
sleeping car on $50 p. m. train Berths IN sleep-
Ing car can be occurred until p. m, daily at the
Ticket Oiee; after that hour they must be secured
oil the sleeping Car Conductor.
The drIt and fourth trSini from Washington
stop 81 all way points.
gor further Information, tickets Of every Kind,
&C., apply to 6enrge 8. RoontI Agent Al Wash.
inHton etLttOu, or 81 the ticket once.
W. p. SMITH,
hAItef transportation
L. u. COLE,
Apil-du General Ticket Akont
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TERMs OF THE SUPREME COURT

TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LI hereby given that, by . ruls OF the Court ~
laTmH have boon fixed ~ fOllowII
General T1mI.
Third Monday Of January.
Fret Monday OF May.
Third Monday OF October.
TeTuiI W. CTcua C0SHt.
In which alone Jury 10 impAnnslOd Tor the tri al
OF civil eAses.)
First Tuesday OF February.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday Of November.
TeTHlI Qfhs Criminal O~Irt
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Term Of he DtFtria Court
First Monday OF June.
First Monday OF December.
Special TermI
First Tuesday OF January.
Firht Tuesday Of February.
First Tuesday NJ MA l..
Fi-B' 'tnY 81
ut IT "
W. lu,
Birr .s 20. glIJ.
I septSmbeI
Flisi tuesday Of OStob6r.
-FirAt Tuesday OF koVOmbOFJ
First Tuesday Of DOaamhFs
orde efNS CVah 3D. HBIah
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Only % cents Box
The above are ali old and well-estAbiIhed Rene
dies.
For Sale by
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8. W. EoWLE d Co., IS fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. my2oWkssm
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wpo c.sss,
WHO CARES I
moutn' s'oon on nHnu " ohOi|A
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1864. IFRANSa1EMnNTsl 1864.
sEW YORK LIMRs.
fhE CAMDEN and ANNOY AND PHILAoEL
PHI AND TRENTON RAILRoAD comPk.
|BOH PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
aED WAY PLA0E6,
'T@% walnut street Wharf and MSs-
HiAKtOa Depot,
WILL LKAVn As FOLLOWS, VIE; Ssrs,
A. a. M, via CAMDEN and Amboy-CA "a.
as. $.a. IVA Gs%ssn ana Jersey Gg-Ssv' ''D
A., I; 81, via cSRSss and Jersey Gasy, ~
49, 4a%vi: essdsu and Jersey City "
Nr (. n, Via SaSsiostOn and Jsrssy City, "
AIN T., r y. Camden and AnDoy-c and l."
4. Accommodation Lfb
A. 7. T., via Camden and Amboy-C. and
A. I: H., Va ken.ias:oa and Jersey CITY, ~
Washington and N. Y. Express roo
Az * Z. d, via ksnAinston and Jersey City,
A. nXP. n, Va Huntington and Jersey city, LOO
Al TX iSishs a Ese.ln9.on and Jersey ~
Az PM, yis Camden and AmbOy-AssOn. ."
ISOLATION (Freight and PAHSengerI-
lss class ticSe. AZ
rhe $40 ?. n. Evening Mall and the I.so (NiEht)
SOutnetn Express Will run daily (All Others, Sun.
days Sxoepted.l
DIRECT THROUGH LINES,
Between Washington and New York, via BAIti.
moro and Philadelphia.
Leave Washington for New York at and lO,tS
=. NJ, and 7;So ,. N. The sunday line leaves AZ
1sS0 p. m.
Leave New York for Washington a. 9 and 10 a.
N, 7;sO p. M, and II midnight. The Sunday line
leaves AZ T:SOp m.
Through without change Of ears.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at Q and 8 . m, u m,
and p. m.
Leave Remington Depot At Ills .. M, ass, 80
and S.lb p. M, and l2-b0 .. N. (night)
The S.b p. N. Line runs daily all Others sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES
Leave foot Of Barclay street At q. m. and . D. m
From foot OF Cortland street At 7, and 10 a. M,
u M and Q p. M, and u night.
The P. m. line runs daily all Others Sundays
excepted. W. II. GATZMER, Agent
- Phila and N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec %, 1860. de1I
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BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIoNKRs,
INTRRs,
BLANK BOOK MAHUFACTURkRA
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Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
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Company Roll BOokH,
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Tine BOohH,
Army Pay TAbles,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters 10y Az
nEtant AdjutAnt Generals.
Blank books made, Epd Printing dons 10 order on
very short notice.
Ali Printed Books sent By mail hes Of pOStAES.
OS11Ld
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
All bona Gis AotuSl settlements under existing
LAYS EubsiHing rior to and up To the date OF this
pFnclSmAtit n. wilt be recognized; and all such
settlers Ee hereby called upon to come forward
sod establish and enter their e'Aims with the
Register and Receiver before the day axed in the
tofrgo ng for he mPnt OF the pub 10 -
J. N. EDMUNDS, Commitsiohor.
s'ogI.-- Uader the regulations OF the Depart
ment, rs heretslOre and now existing, no pay ment
he made for ADVERTISING proclaim NttOnb, except
to such pgAiaherA IS are specifically authorized
h. The nmmissiOner of the General Land once
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super extra, per ream.
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la. 10 rssaS large blown envelope, per
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cd 10 order, 0 by Inches, per NJ.
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(. 100, 900 adhesive envelopes, white, heavy,
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FOR STATIONERY



WAsHIS0ToS, June l, 1854. (
Sealed proposals for furnishing such Stationery
a. may be required by this Department during the
nIesl year ending Julo 70, 1865 VIII he received
next. Thoar uOAecOmpanied by satisfactory teati-
muniaG OF ability TO full the contract will not be
eStabltshed manufacturers Of, or dealers In, the
articles.
All articles required must no Of tho best quality
Of their kind, and EOt Inferior to the samples,
which will be exhibited Mt the Department.
Each proposal must be HiEnsd by the individual
or firm making II, and must specify but one price
fr eHeh and every article Of the schedule or OF the
The articles, when furnished, must correspond
with the samples, or any uf them, II desired, and
in no case be tntsTioril quality TO the sampler and
they must be delivered without delay when or
dered, Aod must re satisfactory to tho Secretary:
and q failure so TO comply with this stipulation
will DO deemtd cause Tor the abroEation OF the
tract.
Articles not named IN the schedule are 70 be fur-
nished At the option OF the Department, At the
lowest market prices, and the right 10 reserved of
ordering greA'er OF lees quantity Of each article
contracted for, as the public service may require.
Bonds, with approved security, must be given BY
the person Cr hTm blaming the cnntraeti and IN
the eve mt of the refusal neglect OF the contractor
10 furnish any article articles named In the con-
tract, on the order OF the disbuTsing clerk, the
same may be purchased IN open market, and the
difference In price paid Their for and the eontpAo
price shah he paid by the eoatraetor and be dc
dueted in the settlement Of his account for the
quarter during which such refusal or neglect may
occur.
The suhIoinod schedule spec res, as nearly a.
can now re done, the amount, quatry. and de-
seription OF each Of the HrteleI likely TO be re-
quired.
clAsaeS separately, aud contracts for one more
Of the classes awarded, a. may Do deemed most
AdvN taBeous Tn the Department
Proposals to be sddreb'ed 70 the Department oil
state, Aat endorsed " PTopos ais for stationery"
- NJ
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OHIEF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF.

chief QUARTERhASTER'S OF
~ F!CE, DEroT OF WARRINGTON, WAsHIH0ToH,
D. C., January T. 1884.
AlldeAlers In Drug, Hardware, Lumber Leather,
Oftiee Furniture, Harness, and ssddlery, are re.
queSted TO send TO this once, on tho MONDAY OF
each week, sealed proposal or list, In dupliedts
Depot At short notice, with the price OF each
marked 10 plain figures, so that, In case the ext
tieles can be obtained without delay, and a. the
lowest price.
Dealers wishing 70 sell 70 this Depot will DO re-
qulred TO furnish the list pun0tuAlly every Monday
morning, d. II. FUCKER,
BrigadieF 0snaral and Chief ouArtermGsteE,
iAb-H Depot OF WAIhInKton.
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TOHN KKR'S
81 BUTLER RESTAURANT.
a Ia Mason DoTosl
1A1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
botWoen Ninth and Tenth atroeth, (up atAlTl)
Tho proprietor OF this lAyorito Restaurant hAI
n cd no pains 10 make this the best Restaurant
Washington and he pointS With pleasure TO The
GFEe patronage he has Always been honored with,
and respectfully solloits continuance OF the same
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con.
hAntly on band, and al tho most reasonable rEt0z
BaEAKfAST,
DINNER, AND
prepared n the shortest notice and In the moT
IAtiHiAOtoTy manner.
Breakfast from 10 u O'SlOah. thinner And SUP
der ~ all hours -nv ~
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~ BOOABlhIMN,
10. IN PEUS. Avn, YASls $50. D,
Russia and Calf.
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oFEIcE'"
suoK AND JOB PRINTERs,
~ 'D H'' '''n''ns
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And III Addition Of aeyeraI nj ,ha ma, t-rnnox.,
" '1' '--p'''oN
U " hi Il o D kb,
Lrs prepared 70 exeeute ever variety Of
,rT-rup-ppCs. p,,.-
S' FHiN'ANs'
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Dr. M. vELLNY's Pr'.n hospital, in the Ped
erAl Block, Corner Of seventh and s,rests, oppo.
site the Post and Pstsn, otfoss. Rooms Is and q,
up stairs, Washington, o. c.
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Il tho reader OF this "notiee" cannot get box OF
Pills or Ointment from the drug store In his place,
let him write to me, so Maiden Lane, enclosing tho
amount, and Twill mail box Tree Of expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medieineu on hand
beoauAe they cannot make a. much profit ~ or
other persons make. IS oents, IS eents, and sl3o
Per box or pot. Ape-ly
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-07-14
Hon. Alexander Long Nominated for
President.

The enthusiastic admirers Of the Great
Man, Alex. Long, have nominated MIN for
President Alex made speech, in which he
said
Three months have passed on yesterday,
since, as your representative, | assumed the
responsibility of declaring the deliberate
convictions of my Judgment in support Of
the principles and doctrines then asserted :,
in opposition to the further prosecution Of
the war for the coercion of sovereign States,
to- the use of such arguments AS God had
enabled me to employ; and | stand before
YOU to-day to say that they are true, true and
interchangeable the hills are everlasting.
The lapse Of time, subsequent events, and
much additional reflection, have only Served
10 convince nc of the justice of the views
| then expressed.
That there is no other alternative in this
war than subjugation and determination of
the southern people on the one hand, or the
recognition of their confedcracy on the other,
Is beyond question, and how can any sens
IDLE, humane and liberty-loving man hesitate
in preferrng the latter?
His enthusiastic admirers applauded and
passed the following resolutions
RcSo1red, That the Democracy Of the
Second District of Ohio hail with delight
the return of their Representative, and we
are proud of the record he has made for
himself in the Congress OF the United States
as the advocate of our rights, our liberties.
and immediate peace.
ReSo,uc2 That like our Representative,
we believe there are now but two alterna
tives--cither an acknowledgment of the
independence and sovereignty of the States
composing the Southern Confedcracy. or the
complete subjugatiou and determination OF
their people, and of the alternatives, like
him, We prefer the former.
ReSolced, That we are in favor of imme
diatc peace, aud against the further prosecu
tion of the war.
Pesol,ed, That the Government of the q
States has no right to coerce q sovereign
State.
Rssolred, That we are opposed to the
present Administration in all its principal
measures. 1t has suppressed free speech
imprisoned citizens without cause, impover
ished, bankrupted and depopulated tht
country, and attempted to destroy Republi
can Government in the United States.
ResoiUed, That the Democracy of th,
Second District of Ohio, to-day unfurl thei
banner for the Presidential campaign, and
having an abiding faith in the honesty, abil
ity, craftsmanship, and frmness of thei
representative, they present him as their frs
choice for the Presidency of the Unite
States"
Verify, who says the Great Democrat
party is not War-union Partys
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-07-14
MANHOOD: how Lost, how Restored

TUST published, new edition of DR.. CUL-
y VERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the radical cure without medicine) of SPERM
AToRRHGA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, INPoTENcY, Mental and Phys
ical Incapacity, Impcdiments to Marriage,
etc; also, CoNsUMPT1oN, EPILEPSY and FRS,
induced by selfindulgence or sexual extrava-
gance.
Price, in sealed envelope, only cts.
The celebrated author in this remarkable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming consc-
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine or the application Of the nife-pointing
out mode of cure, at once simple, certain
and effectual, by means of which every suffer
er, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radieal'y.
gT This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, Postoffice Box, 1885,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-07-14
"All for Lincoln"

Every Union paper in the United States
published in the English language, which
has yet declared itself on the PRESIDENT al
question, is for Lincoln and Johnson, ex-
cept only an ephemeral periodical calling
itself the Ne1 Nation, which is owned by
Fremont and edited by one of his staff The
New York Herald neither sustains the war
nor anything else, except James Gordon
Bennett, Mrs. James Gordon Bennett, and
James Gordon Bennett, Junior, and thus far
it has not damaged Mr.. Lincoln's prospects
by its hostility. The moment it does, it will
| commence retailing small lies in favor of Mr..
Lincoln, which will injure him more than
| al he has ever told against him. g. Gratz
| Brown, editor of the Missouri Denocot, and
and prominent leader of the Radicals, tho
signer of the Cleveland call, did not attend
the Cleveland meeting, and has since come
out for Lincoln and johnson. The New
York Tribune and Post wheels gracefully into
the support of the Baltimore nominees, tho
their first choice would have fallen upon
other men; and now, in addition to the undi
vided support of every Union journal in the
country, the honest Democratic journals are
wheeling into column with the Union party
in SUPPORT of Lincoln and johnson. The
most prominent of these, because the mos
prominent Democratic journal of the country
is the Boston Herald, than which no New
England paper wields larger or more re
spectacle influence. The fact is that, as th.
diverse elements of the coming campaign
crystalize into their true form and nature, i
will be seen that the Union party is not
mere party, but that it is the whole people
The people will elect their President. with al
unexampled unanimitv, and the copperhead
will slink into Their holes with unprecedented
celerity.-Tribuae.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-07-14
New AobettiS Mepfs.
Foreclosure Sale.

Sta'e Of Wisconsin-In tie Circuit Court OF
the County Of Wood
The Park Bank, Plaintiff, VS. Joseph Wood,
Matilda Wood, Horace B. Clafin, VIM. e.
Melen, Nathaniel T. Miller, Henry Stone,
Daniel 81. Conklin, Edward E. Eames, part
ners doing business under the name and
style Of Claflin, Melen L Co., Moses A.
Hoppeck, Ealmer H. Garbut, VIM II. Black.
Julius D. Roberts and Mortimer Hendricks,
firm of Hoppeck, Garbut 4 Co., Joseph
lowell and J. COLES, Jr., partners under
the Mans and style of Lowell, COLES l. Co.,
Spencer G. Bryant, Q. ". Norton, s. B.
Gale, R. c. w Worthington, Napoleon B. Cas-
Iucus E. Schoonmaker and Hiram Schoon-
Co., Samuel J. Hunt, Isaac L. HuRt, -
Graham and Aiken, firm of Graham l.
Aiken, A. NJ. Bininger L Co., George Chap.
man, James Pike, Robert S. Lyon, Charles
H. Moves, Gardner 4. Taft aud James S.
Winslow, Jaran B. Salisbury and Samuel
W. Chittendsn, firm Of Salisbury & Chit
tenden, Oliver B. Tweody, Elias II. Greene,
Dexter Tiffany, Ebert L. Eastman Alden
B. Bigelov, Min P. Dayton, Cyrus L. Car.
ter, Henry E. Quin an, Richard A. De For
rest, James Armstrong, Leander Lcfon.
taine, Joseph Dow and George Hiles, De
fendant.
IN virtue of and pursuant to a judgment Of
i said Court, in the action as above entitled
rendered and dated On the cath day of May
1864, shall expose for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at E1y Office
in the town of Grand Rapid, in said county
of Wood on Friday, the o6th day of August
A. D. 1864, at the hour of one o'clock P. NJ
of that day, the following described mort
gagged premises, situate, lying and being ir
the aforesaid county of Wood and state O
Wisconsin, or so much thereof as shall bt
sufficient to raise the amount due Plaintiff fol
principal, interest and costs, together viii
the expenses of sale, to wit -. All that certain
piece or parcel of land situate, lying and be
ing in the county of Wood and state of Wis
consin described and known as follows, tc
wit: The west half of lot number three (3)
of block number one Q), in Woods Addition
to the village of Grand Rapids, as surveyed
and plated by c. B. Jackson, upon which
there is store-Dated Sheriff's Office, Crane
Rapids, June l4th, 1864.
NJ J. McRAITH,
Sheriff of Wood County.
WEBB ( WIrTER, Plff's Attys.