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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

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Of TIE Tribune is our agent IN Philadelphia to receive
advertisements end subscriptions. His Office is at No Ia
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

London correspondence of THE TRIBUNE,
published to-day, gives much curious gossip
about the sayings and doings of Members OF
the Commons and the Lords, together with
other notes on current topics in the British
l.HnitIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

Another wholesome verdict from Coroners
!uryl The inquest in the case OF the boiler
explosion on board the steam-tug 9. H. Star
buck, yesterday, brought in verdict Of man
slaughter il the G.bd degree against the en-
gineer of the boat JAd Inspector OF
fLa hoiler No a,. i..,,..uiu 10 have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

Advertisements for This weeks issue Of THE
5rLy IL Br -si be bartc in TO-D1v Price - PER bro
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
An insalnhrious Season.

Spring is welcome, but not its diseases We
should be glad to have its bloom without its fogs
us vaPors, its sudden changes Of temperature, and
the agnes, fits OF indigestion. bilious ATTACKS, and
other harras-ng disorders which they engender
As this cannot be, 1t behooves all sensible people
to do the best they can 10 escape such serious
drawbacks on the poetry Of the season, Ask any
physician what the weak and delicate ought to do
when miBsma iufects the afr. The answer will be,
tone and regulate the system But howf That
is the important question A dozen midical men
would probably recommend as many different
medicines On the other hand, the thousands who
have tested the virtues Of Hostetters stomach Bit
tiers ls an iuyigoraut aud Alternative, viii recon-.
mend hui one, the wholesome preventive and re
storatiye in which their own experience has taught
them to trust. course OF this rare vegetable
siimulan;, commenced now would save many
paUg to the feeble and de6ilitajed It would be
wise economy too, for It would probably preclude
the necessity for medical advice. Without dis
pala-emuot to profession which all Intelligent
men and women respect and honor. {, is inst as
we'll if possible, 20 keep ont ot the doctors hands
and they would have comparatively few eases Of
fever aud aEuo, dyspepsia, hilio0sness, nervous
ness, and general debility to attend to- il this
agreeable and healthfu specific were ia universal
use,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
Polishing Shirts.

TIE Scientific AmertcaR says: Put a
little common white wax in your starch,
say two ounces to 'hc pqu2d tAeu, il YOU
Use any thin patent starch, ne sure you Use
ii warm, otherwise the wax will get cold
and gritty and spot your linen, giving il
the appearance Of being stained with
grease, Ii Is different with collar starch
ii can be used quite cold; however, Of
that anon. Now, then, about polishing
shirts starch the fronts and wristbands
as stiff as YOU can Always starch twice
that is, starch and dry; then starch agnin
Iron your shirt in the usual way, making
the linen nice and firm, but without amy
attempt at a good finish; don't lit the
piaijs, y0Hr shir, Is now ready for polish.
ing, but you ought % have a board the
same size Is a common shirt board made
of hard wood, aud covered with only one
ply OF pmn cotton cloth. Put this board
into the breast Of your shirt. damp the
front very lightly with a wet sponge, then
take polishing iron which IS flat and
beyc'rl "A little at one end polish gently
With the begeltd parr, taking care not TO
drive the linen up INTO waYelike hIsters ;
Of course this requires a little practice,
but il You are careful and pCrseyere, In a
short time You viii be able TO give that
euame, like finish which seems 10 be 50
much wanted
To Dress Collars Use the best starch,
say two pounds and fur ounces Of WAX.
and six and . hall riuts oi water; drst
dissolve the wax a The boiling water take
the vessel oil the fire and allow it % stand
for i've minutes during this time dissolve
the starch N the smallest possible quantity
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

IT has been the earnest hope Of all Re
pubHcaHS that the dHy for stern measures
IN the part If The General Government
towards The states lately in rebellion, and
especially for all military occupation Of the
South, had passcd--lhc laWless aud rebel
ijuus element having been stibdued by'the
better scnsaoi the people Of ttAt section
such Is Sill the general hope among tenn
pera'c men Of all parties; but IL must be
confessed that recent developments are
strengthening the friends OF stringent
measures. Such ecms to be the opinion
Of the President as well us Of prominent
men in Congress no have not been dis
tingushcd Ivy any spirit Of vindictiyeness
toward the South, and who would, still
less, allow themselves To he instrumental
IN creating a popular panic for political
purposes. As the political purposes to be
subscrved by distortion OF the facts con
corning the kukluX element Become less
possible" We may place the moe conf.
dtncc IN the Cardor Of such reports as
reach as from the disturbed districts
Accounts Of Outrages principally upon
colorcd citizens and their families, i'll the
negspi pcrs but these citlnot always be
rchCd upon rs authentic evidence In the
way of official reports, we had, recently,
that Of the Governor Of Texas, of certain
notorious outrHges in Hill and Warren
counties, Of that State, where. not only
were the mufder.rs of negroes allowed to
60 unpublished, but they were taken by
force from the State authorities and re-
leased by those claiming local authority
and apparently having the support Of the
people in their localities. Governor Hol-
den of N nrth tgrslino qeaurtiJ tbp prpi
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

The MI siCAL INDEPENDENT for March
Is the best number yet issued 1t contains articles
by Dudley Buck, II. S Perkins, aud other eminent
musicians, we'll large amount Of musical
criticism and information, and the following pieces
Of new music: There is Peace on the Deep, by H.
$. Perkins; The Old Homestead CDas Theure
Naterhaus), by +. Gumbert; Benham's March, by
r /, Battmaun; Thou'st Something Lovely in
Thine Eyes, by r. Gumbert; Beautiful See, by F,
l., Battmann. Chicago: LYON Il HEALY. $500
year; 20 cents for single numbers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

boys tarred one nv EN- and sot the tar on
| fire. Lord how the cuss run, till the burn
| in tar used him up! He'd he bin an able
bodied niger he wood hev run ftIrdef, and
I made more anfoozement for US. Things
wuz comm to perty pass when a South.
ern gentleman coOdn't amooze hisstlf
without heyin Fedral solgers sent after
him,
At this pint I closed the irvestigashen.
1t will be seen thai the people nv the
Corners hev conduciid thtirselvcs en- neer
like taW.ahidin citizens en- Good be expect.
ed under the circumstances There hez
bin wat mite Be called violence, but it
viii be observed that in all cases il wuz
either made nessary by the ackshen NV the
niggers and NoTthcrnera, or WIZ the blin
over NV the eXuberant humor nv wich the
Southcrners hey 50 great muchnegs ~.
But in dispie nv this fact, Wich is evident
and palpable, ! spoGe these tritlin irrcgu.
lariiies will be made the preteXt for sendin
Fedral troops among u.s. | spose there
viii be Il compny Of Fedral cavalry sta.
shened at the Corners, witch will compel
our citizens 10 keep thcr hands of these
degraded beins, and the still worse North,
eners, and TO treat them "a tho they wtlz
our ekaIs!
Good Heavens. Are we living in Re
public or under an old world despotism !?
Are we free nlen or are We RGostIn sclfs ?
When think nv Of these things / RELY
trenible for poplar government
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
(Which wuZ Postmaster)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
=" 1t Saved My Life
WORDS or A RELIABLE DRUGGIST.


sF- Read the following from reliable druggist Of
MARINE CRY. MChigshl
July q. 1870.
J. n HARRls & Co-Daar siJs The Aliens Lung BAL
sam has arrived wond not Ike 10 he WlthouiL for 1t
las sily ed my life ,ook bad cold and eoash and
nnallE consumption seated upon me- was N very
bad sats tried every thing that recommended, and
spent great deal Of money, and got no help had &c
Allen Lang Balsam for sale but knew h1INm& on us
merits. did not like ,llr IL without knowing more
sboitit dnot sold bottle when vnHr agent called on
me, told him could not ssll medicine knew n2lhlhg
about He urged me 10 try Il HiyHelG eid ans t. NY
grateful surprise the first bottle guppe MY cough ana ne
lori thr third bottle taken NY lungs Wcsc h.alci any
well, and can sipak knowingly % 1ny lftcnGs and
customers Of the quality Of Allen's Lung BaIs1ni
reIualA, respectfully, ,,,, b..
RI (. L, C.. CCDFI REL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

THE attention of the musical world has
been much attracted 10y the improvements in
organ-making introduced by GEORGE WooDs
" Co., in their new STYLES Of Parlor and
VestIy Organs. They invi o the attention of
all interested in music, and the elevation OF
all that pertains to it, to their advertisement
in another column, All organists, teachers,
and music dealers are invited to examine into
the metits Of their instruments particularly
as shown in their latest style of NUMBER
THIRTEEN CELESTE ORGAN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
THE LADY's HONS MAaAs,NE.-Amon

THE LADY's HONS MAgAGrNE- Among
the engravngs in the April number are Cartoon
"A Hawk fighting with Cows Frontispjece-
" Waiting for Father very pretty picture; and
large number of fashion illustrations. The lit
erary contents are of the usual variety and excel
ience-e entertaining stories, poetry, etc while
much useful information il given in the Houshod
department. T, s. ARTHUR S Sons, Philadelphia.
Terms - year; 3 copies for IS. A great variety
of useful aud elegant premiums are csared for
subscribNrs and clubs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

VIII IND - BFO7Nh-s DF0hC7ll0f TT0cNeS bCne-
tcialin clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after any
unusual eXertion OF the vocal organs, having
peculiar adaptation 10 atiec lions which dis.
turb the organs Of speech. For Coughs and
Colds tho Iroehes are etIectual.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

GoDFY's LADY's Book FOR APRIL.-
The embellishments are: Toby is Waiting steel
plate; Colored Fsshion-p'ate containing six ig,
ures; plate Of Riding .habts an "April Fool"
engraving; Extension Sheet, containing thirty.
eight engrayings; and great variety Of fancy
work designs in tho Work Department; beauti.
ful design Of an American Bracketed villa given.
In the literary department there Is great amount
Of reading that is exceedingly diversified aud in
teresuug "a. Cooley, Philadelphia. $50 per
year. Liberal reductions to clubs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

thus you will have them stiff without
being hard, and when well dressed will
have that beautiful elastic finish SO much
admired in new collars.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

THERE is nothing in the line of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods and Notions, that cannot
be bought, at the lowest price, at John V.
FaTWpll * Co.'S
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
Points In a Pig.

THE following descriptionofthe points
Of perfect pig is given by For1ey's Weekly
Press.
Head and Ears-Thc head wide in front
ears erect, and pointed forward chops
rounded, and well filed up to the orisket,
Crest and Shoulders Crest wide, and
rising well to the shoulders; shoulder
blades well sloped backwards.
RIBS and LotAs Ribs well sprung, Ions
wide and slightly arched.
HiHdQna1ters .-Hind quarters not to
slope, nor narrow, towards the tail.
INNS i Hams rounded outwards, wellle
down and full towards the twist
CbeSt Chest wide, with elbows well out.
Fore-rjjs md Flapk-Fore-ribs wide IN
derneath flank we'll let down, straight and
well filled to the stihe.
Legs and ftet-Legs straight and small
in the bone feet small and compact
Hdtra hd Co!or,-Jiair plentiful, bright
and vigorous; color to denote purity of
breed
IaR-Tail entire, thick at root, and tab
ering
.Sise.-Sizo according to the breed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
ETIprpnENN FOREST TREES

Ii Ullti ItHHNn, 2J Yarlotc. ol -tS, from
% feet down. Tor park yan and timber plunlye Niiuns
Of ,.rl1gs for nulsorymou, loo#'0 Ur go Olw lfc 8
sHl UtnlHos DEFY competition. ItFcg Este Nc i1c ~
tive tatalaa,te 10 cents. PINNEY & LAWHENt e,
NHlTE y1u Sturgeon Bay " .s.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

facts of notoriety to all who have any ac-
quaintance with purchases or sales made
in that country. ...
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

JOHN V, FARwELL Il Co 8 new mammoth
Dry Goods store, at 1906, los, 10 and II Wa
bash avenue, daily swarms with customers,
like vast beehive. Their elevators, with
third more working power than those of any
house in Chicago, are run all day, to their
fnlI rarlnilN
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30

THE CHILDREN's Hour The young
folks will ind much to amuse and instruct them in
the April number Of this excellent little magazine,
a specimen number OF which Will be sent free on
receipt by the publishers of stamp for postage,
Valuable aud attractive premiums are given for
subscribers. I. $. ARTHCR Is SoNs, Philade phim
at 81 Is year; FIVE copies $500; ten, and one
ira, 5000.
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Don't Tanner W it'll n Couph.

PRUgsINe's White Wine Vinegar is most
superb article for table use. Warranted pure.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
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Nasty.
from the Toledo Blade. I

lfrom the Toledo Blade.1
Mr. NASTY HOLDS AN. EXAMINATION. OF
THE clTiz EMS OF THE CORNERS, THAT
he MAY GIVE THE WORLD THE TRUTH
AS TO THE ALLEGED oUTRAGEs COM.
Ml1TED BY THE KU-RLUX IN THE
VICINITY oE TEE CORNERS
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Goln.nlaaGRs Err4ga-Dust to dust
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-30
EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL.

Ell TANTFp- At2ES'fs, tR20 per dsy) 10
"a ~ Sell sac zee .r0Ta.el !. OAE Siu llLE SEWING
NJ Ia MACHINE IAs the r5faer.fActi msStH the
H Al "lg.A ers 70 "a IKE on h0rh std 81 and is fly
" IA lrs3utf. The beat and hespast 7nlDy ew,
~ VI I'M Va hGs 'g 'hs nIFG t. Address IUIfAJ~
E I'll EC1, CLARK ts CO.. boston, hfs.s,, Iitts-
" "A b,ryH ps.. GatcAxu. i3., OF -, Lnuis, Mo
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-27

THE white people of South Caro-
lima are in great state OF excitement.
They are i'm even worse condition
than that of Middle Tennessee i'm 1858,
when BRowNLOw'S militia went
about like rayening wolves seeking
whom they might deyour, Ostensibly
hunting Ku-Klux. President GRANT
has declared martial law in several
counties ofSouth Carolina, and forty
four white citizens have been arrested
and committed to a, Jail already full
to overlooking of negroes. Several
hundred citizens have deserted their
homes in consequence of the whole
sale arrests, and are seeking refuge in
the woods and mountains until op-
portunity is presented to seek safety
in a more distant flight. A reign of
terror exists in York, Spartansburg
and Chester, and depredations are
being committed by negroes on the
property ofthe citizens who have fed.
.rs 4 fight is said to have taken place
between the troops and the Ku-KllrX
on Broad river, in which the former
were successful. A ku-KluX squad,
consisting Of its chief and twenty
members surrendered to the u. 5.
Marshal. A number of prominent
citizens are missing, among whom
are a cleagymanahd member Of the
Legislature. 2~'tiIii d,at @oa
South Carolina is ruled entirely by
negroes and carpet-baggers, and of
course the results just related are but
the natural result of their tyranny.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-27
/ Card.
COLUMBIA, Oct.

COLUMBIA, Oct. a5tb, 1871.
MR.. EDIToR.-Piease say to the
people of this Senatorial District, that
/ declined being a candidate for the
Senate, but consented to serve if
elected, that there was no candidate
at that time. But now
there are THREE. That under these
remembering that the
Radical party is usually well organ
lied, that the multiplicity of candid
ates or of persons voted for under any
consideration by our friends may en-
danger the election Of some one of the
party opposed TO us. Great as would
he the honor to represent this people
in the Senate of the State, it is not
great enough to tempt me to consent
to act any part that could in any rea-
contingency lead to such a
result. ] Therefore request that my
name shall not be voted for at the
ensuing election. / return my sincere
thanks to those friends who have ex-
pressed their kind preference for me.
Your 0b'ut Serv't.
JAMES II. THOMAS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-27
Low Taxes.

Ne agree most fully with the
Memphis appeal that the reduction
of the rate of taxation in this State
from sixty to twenty or thirty cents
on the hundred dollars, will give an
impetus to immigration AMI to popu-
lar industry such as Tennessee has
not known for years. 1t is all true
that the aggregate sum raised will not
be lessened in the same ratio with
this diminution Of individual bur-
dens. The people will pay light tax
es promptly; there will be no more
outrageous frauds in the valuation
and assessment of property; and
while the country will prosper as
never before, aggregate sums collect
ed will not he lessered pars passu
with the reduction OF the rate Of tax
alton, and fresh energy will be infus-
ed into every department of business
20,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-27
The Northern Pacific Railroad.


A little over one year ago the work
men began to clear away the forest
and throw up the embankment in the
swamps west OF Duluth, along the
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
The work was pushed forward with
an energy characteristic OF American
enterprise and progress, and already
has the grading been completed to Red
River, and the track layers are laying
down three miles of track per day. By
the middle of November, the cars will
be running across the entire State Of
Minnesota. About fifty more miles
will be graded before the winter sets
in, and the entire division from Dako-
ia to Red River, q distance of two
hundred miles will be completed on the
first of July next.
The completion Of the road to the
Missouri River, will open all of that
vast region of the Northwest, and
chan ge the course Of trade, which is
now down the Mississippi River, to st.
Louis. The long, wearisome and
hazard, Us freight-route from Fort
Benton, or even Omaha, to ST. Louis,
will thereby be superseded on the COM
pletion of the ROAD to the Missouri,
and the time between Fort Benton and
Lake Superior will bereduced to about
ten days.
The Northern Pacific Company have
ing purchased the st. Paul and Pa
cific Railroad and its franchises, have
the present season extended the main
line of that road to Breckenridge, q dis
lance of eighty miles from Benton,
its last years terminus. They have
also contracted for the construction OF
the Brainard branch, which will run
from st. Cloud up tile Mississippi to
Brainard on the Northern Pacific,
distance of sixty-seven miles, to be
CONF tied early next Spring. They
have also closed a cont act for the con-
struction oftha st. Cloud and Pembina
branch, which will run northwest
from st. Cloud up the fertile valley of
the Sank, crossing the Northern Pa.
cific few miles east of the Red River,
and following the valley of that stream
to Pembina. This road will be about
three hundred aud sixty miles in
ength, and is to b. completed next
year. In addition to all this the COM
pany has sixty-five miles under Con-
struction on the Pacific shore. The
contractors for next year contemplate
the construction of six hundred miles.
BY July next this company will have
about one thousand miles # road in
opei alton, and by the end of tn, year,
including the main line and all it's
branches, between twelve and thir-
teen hundred miles.-If the company |
persevere as they have begun, the en-
lire line to the Pacific will be compile. |
ted by 1874.