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The sYnpiows - Caiarrh a. they generally ap-
pear sro a. hisf very aigtt. Persons nni they
have frequent attacks. anf sra moro sensitive t0
mechAnr-s ~ temper atlre. "a this condition the
hose uay De- dIy, ~ q slight alsehArges thin and
sefii. a'iefsari becoming fhirh and adhesive
A. the disfs.e becomes chronie the discharge afe
Increased tn quantity and changed Deb quality fhev
src nos 'pirs ani heavy. and ars hacked 90
conghed eH The secrrfione sre ofcaa Fp. causing
had p0aini ihe fa'r lsthl anal n4.tl. fh. .yet
sfe veal. he rense ~ The smell = iessflef tes-
uoyed, deafness frequently tAtet risce. fnofhrf
common snl imp ffHHt .yni0m ~ ,sisffh 81. fhaf
me peraon De- ohlgef 81 clear lIs throat In the
nerfing ~ thles sr fliny murous. HrIfh has fal-
ien s0~n FROM ine neai curing iho n ghi when
this take i'laee ihe prrseu may he sure hat tis
sisea~o is on ts Way io tee lungs should io..
90 Time iu srrfsiiNl It
The above sc tu Few % Tbs naoy Ca'arrh
symptom
SINGLE fioitle Wiii lasf a moath-to
be a~ed thee times = Day
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4, Davy, Esq.; Jacob Meter. Fsq.. o. Kuh n.
NetieI Co. G. Koeifson. Fec. College ntil. n
hieIAlcr. Mount Auburn, 4 4. Saunders 4 CO 4,
Burnet House. Ncsns Shuts a Bro. A Fly
Bro. Liberty naymlllof. John Baet, architect.
Clark ~ John koihan, Rarr street. August frhnt
northwest corner sixth and Race atrects- hoth A
Aosscr. ~. Nicholas Kxchauge, south east corner
~ Fonrih ard Race; wa. Glenn. 3Ia West ourit
street, Apuor L. Fraser, tes Meet hlghih street
Board oi Hducauon. Columhns, Ohio; DcmlsoH
House. james Calhoun, Dayton street jacob kif.k
Fourth street. near Smith, Captain CQlherison.
3s8 SIKH street Darcan, Perry Co.. Dtnnlson
Hense. aod many othcra4
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IIEFIE""~~ IIIEIFIl y = !"
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
NOTICE OF APPLICATIuN

A Y FOs tlcfNsE Noiice u hereby glv.n a.
xil spPs - ~ nosri 81 fcomnls-ianes. .tYlr
es-Aaty n~iA@a-si theif t~rt.s a. -..i -
ths urtt hntdsy Ia December isss. tof uceustt a.
scii 80 ri k'cating nQaors Ia les qaAntity than
qaait a. |. tine =" wifh the privilege ~ allawls
ne asuie % be a 81, ag premises Or y..kf.
fy plsce ~ hanne h.. sat tne pfemisee eb-reoa
ssh ttqaoft sts a. ssssk tsr.f.d "a th- Ger
nff Hrttsh street. brf~eea Frst and second "a
F-ffs Hss'e u4ur.ea T. snship Yis5 coantg fad
Dsett~ss XkNtER HknN
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''A-lhe rhmsis
ri-e- fsea, ~. e-hs- ora. nrs
i.srast- tise ss-iesa aad overcome dl-.a.s.
ss~ ths ts5uvelsting sllais y the f-sat " nad-
io iHaferi,r n %, vegetable kingdom being
D. .nffrh .l4 stal ab.;rs-f nati.ea N cur. irres
| l..tee of tli thr Ola snd worn sti :, stems
:.- rhi- ,sr'ii,ins .as been ies,s.i b., -. nest
ia.H.ut mei A met N he lay, ahl hf them pfo.
.nfc a. b. One - the greatest medical discoveries
f,ht age.
- On, i,ule au urr g,n.f,l Dsbilnv
| 80 ftw insrs cure- llys.,fies ln f-mAlrs
| l,sr- One bottle care. Paipltsuan ~ the usar;
| - frlu so' = ip.rr bottles restores the mauii
| u.t- 'nd fuii ,itof ~ tenih
| So fse lo-es rssief,s tle appetite
49, itrss BOTTLES care 'Ae worst ease of impo.
fe,- f.p l,ss. care. che low snlrh-a
Ssr- one tDt'is resiar.s mental pever
- f,e ftsf' frtfsffs fte fJfrs \ lsflfrtffiffi
~ i.W lus.s hiInf ii. fH~. 70 iht rhtsl
go iiHs nledi in0 rr-t.,rt g. mainly slgas faid
r'uri hesiih me l'oof dehilitatcd wosu down and
~ ~ ns'ie-. .ner,aisf t,ae ~. over ,a.t
80 iasn 20 hasi.e-- the scsin ~ nervous ,i.r. -.len
~ 'n'i's iiaai ssnefins ifem fsn.fai iehHlis ~
ilai ,ii pafu4n.ni relief br 'se uss it ,iis tlsir
lr 8. tn4s ~ i.ife
f.r- rde, o. r., ie'ti, ~ ftf. i.stiis. q, g.
tnf fsli q hY tsfres'. lu ls,an 81 m.ief
CO shc thesshes Pni~ tni iscIn-
trhHtinE fitAif, a. Hfi - I'D .si.fi.l.H.
en sf.r FNlti ssf. plranaf.t.i
in pis- . tlese %. e.lel i.ss .o rar..a a.
q .t.I I.,Ifl tHH -tit f..Ia iII.Uss as t.f
'nr n fhf. Hl. "a il.. q. t..t ilr
s"si 'il' aae fhe ttsu f fsur fafslf
,rni ~ Hfn i. .. sIftti it sn.h .HpfIH..
H.l. Hi.f. 'Itl
~ ffH.tI.f b "a H0l Iuf ff.rIH f.I fiif
.l.-. b .aaa,' b. itr.f aut - sli -.ea
i. - fNIHrts. securely ffi.i tuf ftltl.i o..
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and FTIuz-
SirickIpnd's hsll-l hlcfa Mixture

- 4 COMPOSITION OF As
rilse 81. AtssrHent tl'r.efauft .I.f tarc1.
.iiset. t.fa every ft.flsa 81 ssffast. = lt a
c1ly tfepafatien tat si sfrct f-ir 81 lsr.4rh.ra
49, ~ 0frtFry. n Aufl-rta H tfare r. 1sf
Ia ass la tffefal - o1f amy braaifais atsfs r
gsfe fts ss~afesf asfisfasfifn. "a ras tsvaf fhs
htst - ri1essnes - os- sotfisrt rr8 rltfsers ar
80 Fnsfasi 4 - - fhr tsei fe1aey fte aslif
- n1ffh0s ant l,ytsnisfy
~. Hs4sia. - Cssllefst il. .uII - r.lsf tsrry
- ssfisfr snY 20 "a r.rtss - sirrF Flatl's
A1t-c ,1isrs hixtrTe, ln faci - has great nun.
De- 81 tssiiruotass froE psiifHls etn late tar
a'ife1 sfle4 DetllE rrcuoGncef IEcafatte - theIr
plIs'ci.as. s0lpe afier fakira eriy rrs faffIe 81
sifckisnd's AMI Clliefa aiFtafs. II sea- slnff
sits iHsrrtsea ss1 Dyfs-tsr. - ane natfit.
SD ~ DrarTieta and rsrE.4fe1 at.ig - pr.
sus-siaft. ksst FeuriA lirtst. Cineirnsfi. %.
nsr1xthd-e ~ falo - KbFkI.F rIaOLIY.
ss.1 THonts H nsRp.
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IIHIINNfTII y II ITNII
Having tfiei toe experiment ~ war.iua Drf
place az business ~ steam. ~ very heaNy tEr
n3use and without satisfactory results. ord arfh
TIE apparatus takon cut. and has. nhst ao aup-
rHfet f1 he. good iioi Air fafua0e pat iu fla
place, lrt was siiii unable 20 warm f ao aa i0 o.
com Tori able unou more thorough iuFfft - siio n
~ The hole subject of house WARMING. So order 90
iha furnace io be removed ani one oi fha Atmffa-
pherie purify iug Warm AZ FURNACES, maHuiaCfrr
al ty Peter Martin, 80, PIT in tho place and y
fnt hat in tine coolest weather iucide 80 Ca
climate. have had n1 i0lcuity in keeping evr ~
part ~ 0ur rooms warm and comfortable W.
wouid advise our friends 10 profit t3 ouf enpsu-
ouce and save themaeiYcs great Inconvenience and
expense BY ordering these Invaluable furnaces fi-
rect from th8 Inventor aud Manufacturer
D. hOTH A CO
Propneters e. Nlcholal ueaiaufem.
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SOLD ~ rEEK HAu1F ~
I. n. Barr 4 Co. Fhsfis hff.1ditr .rf I'll ~
PsiIifk A 60
sfpf1fsfl
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MEDICAL.
4 4 ~ e. n IL :, .
DR. W. g.. COUDEN.
Terre AaMfe,
Ncsms over Coe's Drug store
- DR.. Oouden


Csnssrs and oaneersns affections
On calling attention 70 my Oancsr Antidste. a as~
tsertmsnt ior Csncsr. permit me 10 say that u Is us
Doat wonderful discovery ever Dsde IA medlCihc
eta ths est dc<idsrs stn - long soasht Tor hy
Medical Profession and the afflicted xifh cancer "a
1persfion 1. truly astonishing. without parallel
.nd h the oaly kno~n sntldots "a osaceF, ssd 81
osnoefeas sn>cticsis. the mofus spsrand ~ the i-
'iaot is apparently By entering Into the obsn,ica
aompesition u ths cancer. csnearaua. msilxnaas
iuhesithy growth. thsreof reaoyios al lie -ad Vi
atty ssfaoting. tilling AMI Destroying the csncsr
svey particle root htru bsloaeins Va a. sifhoui
pain the % Tie knife. without esustic eating
baTains. without he loss of blood. IN tn lessi
erectins the sounf flesh. Ncsn BE- applied e. tls
.Aked eye or an open wound easily and ffeely ~
later, ~ thi. means large cAneefs 2n be removsd
vit<i p~rt<. The eye. large bsood sessels, As
ssere ~ ether treatment could pes.sibly be ss<i.
sni In soins sswe feel s-srrod 81 mailing permanent
ares When all ether treatment fsiis. The medical
rsfsrnity sni Al. Interested Hvites 20 call md
ltii exhihit large nunsher % that haze
Au- removed sni preserved. AMI II desired will refr
81 hannrets of cases cured throughout ne country
nonsumptoe. Asthma. bronchitis. PharyuEltis add
al s6ectlons, treated y Inhalallon or otherwise.
ssrticssf a. tenon paid O. all diseases q tho K,e
sud lar sach partial blindness or deafness. eifk-
AGATE ~ chronic. am la possession % almost
f.ses f-ilia< s.msty faF Fita .n1 spopiscilo Die-
ScRoFULA, RnEuaArIsM AND LIvsR
COMPLAINT.
srestst sfst -ae<s.s. uraptive disease, such -
sc-s- piles ..d tciaots. scsid head. ill., syph-
fis asestions. D<fcnFlsi Diseases dyspepsia .nd
aiis--ston, eflseptlss yire. e. swell n>sk snd 81
.'esisns 4 ,ss kdnsys ana sgins wili rses'ss me
.ttsuffoa
sl.o = nsx srd saoes-sial remedy Goa seo.evoux
sp~ N>rus; and ell ether varieties q eorm founi
"a sas ssssssss NV sFsrsosns sfesne~s
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LiCfNsS Notice ~ hereby given thai
vii apply 20 the BlFfd of Commisslore u Nlgo
coQnty IA tndlans al thelf uext term Solanenf ins
o. Tia first uonfyfn ueeem6ss. .fs't ~ al ace
90 sl "inteqcstsng iiq 1srs la less qaAutir than
sass At tlno, !" Win he privilege q allow ng
thu ame O. be 4 aux on my preni-es 10 yes-
sy place Il doing business, and the p-emi -.
wnoreon sid liquors. q be- drank T. Located
at No. g. Moth tta sifeot Ia rrffe Haute. ia Hsrl
son rowashipin vigpc 49, Ind
novi2d~9s l. TSgCaNNN.
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From uon- Ahol. j. Ilrnar. ft- Member ~ Cen
grees. ffcu Illinois late Hpeatsr ofiliiuois Houfe
ofRepteaufstvts. and Drsnd Master ~ - A
A. 81 n tbe state - iiilueia
fsffrohT. O,l 81. isel.
DR.. u. a. sfEi ~.
haAA sia IA reply is Your notice ofths l1fh insi
wouf ssy that "a aa9rrf y sflirfei Nth Ca-
iarrh Tor Yesrs. When bec tnr sfQuainted With
yen apd bouzlf fse hoifiss ~ year flaald CafarrL
tsmety. hrfufe NJ I'd rur b0ille eaa ser-
r'hly Improved s1i before The second bottle a.
nm he'd. s4a compir' ely cured ran recommend
the mcficine 20 sh g rtef ~lin caiarrh
hs,tf ttfuils fe1ra.
TIOs. rusrrR
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OF ArPLIuAIlO.

NOTICE or ArPLlDAt IpN
a ' FOR I.iC KSsk So &C. 4 bereoy alten a.
wili apply Al tho asesd 20 Ccmmie-ion.rs ~ Viss
county. lntltua. a. iirI. term eoianeutl lugsaf
ths fret N 20 day in s.lrr l@6t or iirrts. -
sell 'lntoN eating qlpI- ia less quantity ihsb =
qnsrs - lime - = "A the pTtviicxe OF allow a.
the saine "a be drsNt ray pteniia-s o. on yes
Nv place Of bosin.s nj ths promises whcfeslf
salA lquors G., .- tfsuk b. located on Msis
street. bet~scn ~iNtt sut seVe'tb streets. salih
siie-known A. HAll. In Tefre Haate "a
sison Township, 4iso county lad,
nsvildw3w PHILIP tfA~CHN
NOTICE OF APPLlOAlION
4 POR I8FSsF --solles IL f.rsby slstn ts
iii apr ty - ~ q Resrd - Ccfnms.oners = Wig
county, india .. tleif nsft term. mmeutrs
sn tae hfsl MONDAY ll pecsmbsf, lsst. or a.
ssnse O. -eil -irfs slas tquors "a Qaaff4
~ thsn q1arf AZ tstfe - Nth fhr privilege ef
llosiug tne sue fo he drank ny prtiai.ss fst
ooe yesr. n, llace u basiuess. aul he pfsulses
~ae eots s<id "a sre - bs drsGk, A. lec-tet a
sheet coutf ~ AZ ,sf' ia o. I.Afsl aile
sfrssi. a fegfs ltAat-. "a Hsrrisn fs~sshll Niss
coury md. T. FkR8fScx
oovlidw3~
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FURNACE.
MARTINS
PATENT IMPROVED



hk sits ntion q ths pablio Is called % 4
- sooye furnsces, as they combine vsntilsii s
siih heating qualities.
sae Inventor has. afier years - expesimsrts,
sacceedee in periecting what be claims 60 be the
eest furlace nov ls usc. Among the many ad.
stntsges over he iinary furnaces are
ne small amount of fuel required @ keep q ln
kecpirg The ro,ms constantly suupiiai via
pare. fresh AZ. drawn from Nafare's IN exhaust
be siock cot of doors. which. hy recent improv,-
ment puriles. thereby avoiding al duet
lArss Ar Chsmoers, Avo.ding the eonnnemcnt
Ct hest Ia heated walls and no. metal eh ambers.
Improved Water Chambers, which keep Up .
steady supply Of moisture. which ovorcomes IL
Ereai objection 20 ordinary Hot Air Furnaces.
The castings are heavy. and strongly bolted %
gether. guaranteeing durability ander any degrce
81 heat
Particular attention s called to the self-regula-
ting Arrangement 81 this Furnace, which has bern
pronounced hy ousinets men 20 be the
BKsT KvKR MADE
ss- Every Furnace warranted 90 give entire
satisfaction.
RRFKRRECES
By permission, reier O. the following pariies
where the Furnaces are In operation.
clScrxSsu, April ls. lsst.
Martins Patent Furuaee. maruis tared ty Pel,g
Martin, OF this city, have no hcsitancy IN pro
nouncing the bes' have ever ohserved Ha wss
employed 90 put ono Ia the church / now serve
Whoie Society unite ID praising u a. incompArsllo
superior 20 any thug We hid ever seen. Several
gentlemen of my congregation use his Furnace Ia
their private rendsEvoua, aud In every case ar
perfectly satisfied. iean not take time min attiy
% describe THIS Furnace. / VII Just say ~ si Ia
burns less ossl. and gives greater volu ne ~
heat than any f1rnacs am acQuaiutrd WITH auf
4 FREQ from smoke, dust and impuFc air
WILhKR hokAt3
Pastor Third Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati, q.
M. Nossr DAnK. KeAsra. O.. Nov. 20. 1851.
Mr.. Msrtin-rbls 90 90 certify that We tried the
Furnanc ven huiit for us. and satisfied with a.
oar rooms are amply heAtoi. Yours, respectfully
SISTERS NoTRF DAMR
fheRG Testimony g. the above. having used the
same farnace all last winter. and folly satisfied
with all is arrangements. n. l.. LEOPOLD.
lei Eishth street, oi Leopold Goodi cart, No. f6
West Pearl street.
Cincinnati, june %, lso2.
The First Presbyterian Church hsve two in use.
have one Of Peter Martins not Air Furnatss
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SISTERS NOTRr n
IwHa

fleaf Testimony g. tae above. having used gho
same faFnace an last winter and ana folly satisfied
with an its arrangements. A. l.. LEOPOLD.
lei Eighth street, ol Leopold Goodt cart. No. F6
West Pearl street.
Cincinnati, June %, lso2.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-30
The Fir., rrssbytsrlaa Church A.ve two la use

have one Of Peter Martins noi Air Furnatss
II gives entire satisfaction.
0RIFFN TATIOB
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Disofshtrl. hpfi. 1854
regard fhn Warm Air Farnacs Invented aul
Manufactured ID Peter Martha. tfq. a thif city.
as Tar nupefior 20 any ether huuas esrminK appar-
stas with winch am acquainted n vii produce
Rrester quautiy ~ heat from giFea amou4f nf
fuel, than any other Va use. bucket haH ftll ~
cosl nh toma ashes from the cooking range. uiil
ieep the house Nana whole day.
hHNFR A.. FRAZER
no act West klebfh Street
l have usei for two winters NJ. Peter Msrtris
Hot kf fafnafe ia mg rsslling. AID sell sat- Is
hed via Ite operation
GRIFFIN TAYLOR
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Mr. Nosfs DAnE. keApfNe. o.. Nov. 20. lS6I
nr. Msrtin-Tbia ~ 90 certify that We tried the
Furnanc ven huit for us. and satisfied with a.
Our rooms are amply heated. Yours, respectfully y,
SISTERS NOTRr DAMR
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-19

E#@Thc fools are not all dead vet

The fools are not all dead vet.
The Unconstitutional Democratic Club of
Boston met in solemn conclare the other day
and grayeiy passed q vote of thanks to Alex
ander Long, Of Ohio, "tfo5 his able, n,aaly,
ty&At Atl G2d fearless exposition /" Congress Of tie
dIloraJ5c condition Of oar country, end for pre-
se'ttiag to lie people the t7se issue ttat t1sy mag
Drcserr: dteil Constitutional EjerticS" The "truc
issue" presented BY the patriotic Long was
the formal dissolution Of the Union, the
disbanding Of the Federal armies, and the
Acknowledgment of the independence of the
South as an independent nation" The man
ner in which he proposed we should "preserve
eur constitutional Iiberties,' WAS by allowing
traitors to tear down the Temple in which
such constitutional liberties are enshrined.
This may be ''manly" according to the Demo
cratic standard; but plain people," whc love
| their country and whose sympathics are with
! tho loyal rather than with the Secession cause,
VIII consider it not only unpatriotic but infa-
nous. And the, will regard the man who is
capable Of making such an ''e2pOsition" as q
! wrctcted creatures who meet in Democratic
! Club Rooms to compliment such rlaa on hi;
| disl0yal utterances, they would be beneath
contempt were they not, in some sort, the rep
resentatiYes of what constitutes the refuse OF
once respectable party.
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! ours,
zD oos ~-

Tue ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. The
following is a correct copy of the BIZ offered
by Mr.. Arnold in the House TO Secure
Permanent Peace by removing the cause of
the War"
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of the United
States in Congress assembled, That from and
after the passage Of this act, slavery and
involuntary servitude, otherwise than in the
nunishrent of crime whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted, shall be and the
same hereby is abolished and forever prohib-
tied in every State and Territory Of the United
States, and every pat thereof
The Boston Con1nsorweaiM remarks on the
resolution, as follows: This hits the nail
solid on the head We sincerely trust that
our friends in Congress and out, will give no
more time and divert none of our energies to
the vain attempt to procure an amendment 10
the Constitution, abolshing slavery. Two
thirds of each House OF Congress, and three
quarters Of the States cannot be secured IN
five years-probably in generation
majority of each House may be secured
IN the Rext Congress, and legislative act Is
just as effectual That resolution will never
go backwards. Let us all unite in doing this
and the agitation and the education necessary
to carry this will be steps toward the Con
stitutional amendment
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THE WAE NEws.-The Army of
the Potomac has made some progress towards
Richmond, after series of desperate battles.
The two armies have contest almost every
day the rebels slowly falling back, The dis.
patches in the daily papers, as a general
thing. are so contradictory, improbable, and
nonsenscal, that we omit a compilation o
them this week, preferring to wait and obtai1
full and reliable accounts of each battle a
recorded by correspondents on the field
Sketches of several battles may be found OF
the inside of to-day's paper.
1t is reported that Sherman has whipped
johnson, in Georgia, and that he has takeI
Dalton, with 5000 prisoners. If true, this i:
very important victory.
Butler IS slowly progressing towards Rich
mona. But to get there is longer lob thar
the people have been led to believe, Tn,
war news, n",v.s-'lays, is exciting in the ey
treinr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-19
'Ele(O Aoberfis oMeQis.
MANHOOD: how Lost, how Restored

EUST published, new edition Of Dr.. CUL-
y NERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the ,Hdjca1 cure (without medcne) Of SPERM
ATORRHGA, or Scmina! Weakness Involuntary
Seminal Losses. IMP0TEEcT, Mental and Phys-
ical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc also, CoNsUMPTI0E, EPILEPSY and Frs,
induced by self-indulgence or sexual extrava-
Sance.
~ Price, in sealed envelope, only cts
The celebrated author in this remarkable
essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice that the alarming conse-
q0cnccs Of sclf-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use OF internal medi-
cine or the application Of the l1nife-pointus
out mode Of cure, at once simple, certain
and fectual, by means Of which every suffer-
er, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radjcaj'y.
| gYST 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, b. addressing the publishers,
| CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO,
l27 Bowcry, New York, Postofiice Box, 1886.
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THE ORGAS OF TREasON.-The

HE ORGAN OF 1Rl[ASON.-I he
Chicago Times, the organ of the Southern
niscc2 2eaationists, not only refuses to publish
the governors call, but openly opposes the
raising of the 10000 special troops from
Illinois for one hundred days service. OF
course. 1t opposes everything that is caleu-
lated to strengthen the armies Of the Union,
repel the attempted invasion Of the North by
its ''Seuthern friends" whom it would well
come with open arms, give effect to the
war measures of thc Government to crush
out the rebellion before the Presidential cleo
ton.
TIL. T,mes is the organ of the traitors,
North and South, and its opposition to every
patriotic, loyal measure er movement may
therefore be always counted on in advance.
Bat its opposition don't amount to anything
Those whom it influences would not enlist
in the Union service, in any event, nor aid
the Union cause-tuey are generally with the
rebels in sympathy, just as it is and il they
were not wAte-livered towards, would enlist,
if ct all, in the army of jeff Dayis.-C Chicago
Journal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-19

THE WAsHBURNEs.- a pleasant
sketch Of the Washburne family appeared in
the Boston Jowrn@5, written by WIN. \. Dow,
Of Augusta, Maine. There are seven sons in
the family, all of whom occupy prominent po-
sitions. Israel, j., Qate Congressman the
first born, is fifty years old, and collector of
the port of Portland; EIihu B. began life as
a printers boy, and is now q member Of Con-
gress from Illinois; Cadwaladcr c, has made
a fortune in Wisconsin, and is now Major
General in our army in louisiana; Charles A.
is American minister in Paraguay; Algcrnon
and is still in the banking business, in Maine;
Samuel B. went to sea carly, and is now can
tain III our navy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-19
REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS.-T

REMOVAL OF THE INDIANs.-The
Representative from this Congressional Dis
trict, Hon. ". D. McIndoe, has reported from
the committee on Indian affairs, a bill for the
remova. of all stray bands of Indians from
this State 1t authorizes the President to
appoint two commissioners, whose duty it
shall be to collect together certain stray bands
of Winnebago and Pottawatomic Indians and
transport them to their tribal homes in Kan.
sos and Dakota.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-19

A short time since, in the loyal
city of Chicago, a ''largcly" dressed female,
answering the description Of an +. F. Y.
hailed State street car. Just as it stopped
to take her aboard, Union soldier stepped
out of the same car. On entering, several
seats were vacant, and the would be lady
inquired in a very sharp tone: ''Whcre did
that soldier sit :" No answer. Again, bat
il a more shriil tone than at first, the same
question was pat: "JTherc did that s9l{ier sit j.?
Sill no reply from any If the passenge,s, the
car going ahead, the lady" still unscatcd,
when the question Was fairly spit out between
her teeth: ''WI!ERG DID THAT MAN ST - An
honest Hibegnian, quietly seated ncac tie
unhappy female, and no doubt desigous ot
relle,ing het III some slight degree, replied
"Faith ma'am, he sit Oh his e1I, and took it
away with hilH,,"-IE r. r. Ga=cHe
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-19

e|The Shullsburg Local Copper

% The ShuIisbuEg L0cu5 "copper"
head declares that his Satanic Majesty would
make better President than Abraham Lin
coin. Just the choice we should expect from
such source. Satan, as the originator of
the crime OF rebellion against just and right
full authority, is entitled 10 the favor of all
genuine CopperheadA