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k,,ona n Easf Tanues6es AErsud 0p-
r,nrfnuity fsr Rfcfsnaond aaerehapfs,
- "a 9rhns a gasde TEeEza- iio1sto m
3Rans,as AnsoetatfeBs DC &C.

6sr0ns in East Tenmegge 6-EA Hfssl'
! r,orfnuity fSr Ric1raond asrenap1s'
-; "a Jrnns a sasdef TEaerzi- HToasto1 q
y IBapsias Assoetatscss DC ,dsc.
5. rco,r,a A. del sscf the Fsehm md Dispatch
:Iosr: nonn' !. TENN, Ang. Il, 1871. .
1uhi,a this region has suffered for lack OF
rain, the crops are good. the drongat g psos
,.ort;aI and limited to fewcouuties. FRO
hahlv ne, mart Of the country has @fsculS,
rnfed az rapidly as this from the desoiaII1n" y
nf tho war. Indeed, the whole OF Ea :,
tennessee seems on the very hooo1las :,
nrosnerity. ysst wealth must De SET nd ne
from it's beautiful md fertile valley .,snn do
hills and mountains, abounding' US 'no' N =
with minerals. ot least. the
,o.aar ,,nrtion of the trade OF East Ienns ,o
san a merchant here has just assnIsu,h LIZ,
sket ha con procure his heavy gooos or Ia 1a
t t,,at farms from Richmond than rom ba ua
yer te's NJ. York. or any other CITY: re ~.
more; NC w. however. that there 1s lack o,
copnr;se IN the part of Richmond, ano
th;ni,o that she il hind to her Own lit
rests in giving so little attention 70 JUS
au Tha Holston Baptist Association 6. c,o th,s
;ts s6th annual session yestereSao .n md
town. it has a membership % m O,;' osso.
Ia the Oldest of the slxteeneoAp'A'' A''o
Citations of East Tennessee secretary Of
s TsasdasIs ca ID Of Of the Southern
Tue Convention, is here. he mas &c
siaped his position, and, it Is sald. VIII ne
,s s,S% hy Rev: S. Boykin, OF Georgia.
's" Rev. C. C. Biting was received as seere;
4or mer Of the American Baptist Publication
Society in Philadelphia, i -. -,
Rev. A. F. Dickinson spoke in behalf Of
foreign and domestic missions, and raised
over 500 for the two objects.
a resolution was unanimously adopte :,
rendering the :. cordial congratulations
IF the Association to the Second Baptist
Church in Richmond, Va, for its ''promptt
and noble action in defence of restricted
communion. :,
Rev. A. D. Philips lectured on ..FAfrica"
last night to large and delighted au-
dience. ..sl.s,''r
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Apt OF DEATH-FIue Persons Sufocated.
Keokuk, Io,oa, Aug. 12.-Near Eddyville,
Iowa, yesterday, w. Briggs, intending to
reopen an old coal,shsft, sent his son and
daughter to dip out the water. The son
put down ladder and was suffocated by
fre-damp; the sister, not hearing him, also
descended; Briggs coming to the niue,
with bis brother and hired man, mot hear
ing his children, they also descended, one
after another-making five persons sutfo-
Gated. At the last account but two bodies
had been recovered.
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THE TAX ON BORROWED CAPIrAL.-The
recent decision of ex. Commissioner Pleas
onton, relieving bankers from the tax on
borrowed capital, reached officially only
one district-namely, the thirty-second Of
New York. AS soon rs Mr. Douglass, the
present Commissioner, shall be officially
advised by the proper officer of the receipt
of the communication, it will be recalled.
AS the case now stands there Is no change
in the old decision, and the, tax on bor-
rowed capital will be collected as hereto
fore.
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who. with our leader,
Have conquered In the eight?

It is not written In the book of destiny
that our Government, the best on earth,
shall pass into the hands Of its domestic
enemies. Let us be true-true-and all
will be well. Bourbon restorations-coun-
observation-disclosures possible fifty years
ago. Now they are impossible. The Amer
lean Republican is not likely to play telo
de Sc. a------'
There is popular edition of the Odyssey
of Homer very recently published. In it
is told the story of the wooden horse of the
Greeks, by which the Trojans were be-
guiled and Troy was captured. It is story
of consumate craft and treachery. 1t is
the story Of the new departure of the
Democrats but with this exception-that
trick succeeded, this trick will fail. le.
Yours truly and most sincerely,
r., w. HUGHES,
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hEDUSlxo1t 'SG - SSN~
.UJi- t'',s GsEfs ~ s..
Look at the JAPANEsE PLAIDs at 20 and &c.,
i sold at the beginning Of the season ut 30 ana
|. asc.; II; Il 80 q - - 57 =
PLAIN MozAMB:ouFs at 49,. worth asc.; :
PLAID MozAMBIQUEs andLENos At t. seso.'
worth rs and 3oc.; r:s,rte .~s.sa.g..@a
LAWNS at 1Q,. 1aa, and 1ese., all very cheap
REAL, FRENCH oRGAHDY at 2sc., worth aof.
GOOD BLACK SILKS at 81, st2s sLso' sl!S'
and 81; 're. -" -.
rmRRo1pERED ORG CANDIES at A0c. per yard
= worth 75c.;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at 1sc., worth CSC. per
|. yard; =
:Rr,aCK ALPACAs at: IS, co.. 40, and Soc, very
| great bargains re-, ... ~, .,.s
BLACK TAMIsE and BoMBAZiNEs In aii
| quslitles; .si -.
PLAIN ALL-wooL DEDAINEs, and FRENCH
q. MERINOS in all colors; 80 ~.
Best quality PR STED CAMBRICs at aoc.' worth
ssc. per yald; - ~, : -.
FIGURED, STRIPED, and PLAID DELAlNEo
at 2oc., worth aOc.; re Z y T.
JAPANESE SILKS at soc. and 81. worth $l.zs
and $3.50; ..,.s..,y
STRIPED GLNGHAMs at 1890, worth 2oc.;
STRIPED GRENADINES st:lsc., worth aoc';
A lot of GRENADINEs at SC. Per yard would
be cheap at 1sc.; ..s..
WASH POPLINS at 1896, would be cheap as 2oc''
PLAIN coLoRED LAWhs and CA AN 81 ICE
st reduced prices; i.H,'ss /.
BISHOP end VICTORIA LAWNS, over one yard
wide, at ssc., worth soc. per yard; t"'
STEPPED MULLINS At 20, rs, and soc., ana
upwards;
SWISS MUSLIN from Is to soc. per yard-all
very cheap; "r@.". -:.#'t -
SCOTCH GINGHAMs at 1sc., would be cheap at
3oc.; ........,.. .. .,.i...r.y .s,r, h
WHITE P;QUEs at aoc., cold at soc. at the COM
mencement Of the season hiEher-priced goods
as cheap in proportion: -r
gLACK IRON BERAGE at 2Sc., worth DOC per
yard;
superior.ou Atty IRON GRENADINES at greatly
reduced prices;
For great bargaiua in DRESS GOODS. callSt
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2ls Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. aul1
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KENTUCKY ELEcr1oN.--LouisuiHe Aug.
13.-Oficial returns from elghty-four coun-
ties give Leslie 1l0,443; Harlan, 76,1A.
Leslie's majority In these counties is 36, 319.
Full returns from the state will probably
make Leslie's majority Al, 700.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-HarJord, Conn.,, Aug.
1S.-Mrs. Catherine Toncey, wldowof the
late Isaac Toucey, formerly Secretary OF
the Navy, died this evening. aged 50 years.
She was taken Ill in church, and died In her
carriage On her way home.
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JULIUS sYCLEs,s ..I,..-
as BROADtTREET,
"a srIIasNIsEINGfG GREAT BARaA1ra

/; Is STILL '6hEAT BAR9AIEE
Summer Dress Goods at 1asc-, costs Az and .ec.
RACK Iron Grenadines At lss costs zee. per yard
SWISS kusgns. aainsook Muslins;
Jeconet C. mbrtcs: . q. -...s
Bis6oo and Victoria Lawns, striped and checked
g. great Bargains .E..5 .ssss
Piuues at &c., worth acc. per yard:
Towels, alI linen, at % SO and - per Dozen large
Large stock Of Black silks. in which we offer
! 81 extra Inducements
Table Linen, It yards wide At Soc; ~,
Honey.eemb ,Qa3lts, aIgs Size, for 4Lp;
Marseilles Quits from % TO 8S--very cheap;
a large lot OF French Corsets at Sis;
Bleacbed and Brown Cotton sold at the lowest
market rates ~ =. 40 49,. II ~
F,na assortmsnt OF Black Sash Ribbons, which
i VIII sell exceedingly low; ~ -
Also come more of those fine White Linen-boeom
4 Shirts LETT, which will still sell at cost
B Fememker. will sch without. exception. nv
whole stock Of SUMNER DRE.S GOODs At
almost any price 80! ULIussYGLEs,.
I .sAIEsMEN j. j., Turner, John ". Gary. W.
ID. PoHefs, Mr.. Reseil formerly with Duck1all &
EnuSsl. = Ill
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F.REs.-,RaDsnns, S Sh.e:, Aug 4 SILL 1.-THE The
pump factory of Low & Wait, and the
pillow and machine shop of Knapp Bros,
were burned to-day. Loss, S33, 600. No
insurance. One hundred men ase thrown
out OF employment,
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aa- BATCHELoR,s 81 $50 b Y.E.-.

This superb hair Dye Ii the best In tho world
perfectly ,hazmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment; 10 ridiculous tints or disa-
areeaeie odor. The genuine WM.A bachelors
Hair Dye producec immediately q APPENDED Black
or Natural Blown. leaves the hair,elsan, ssit,
beautiful does not eontsin q particle of lead Or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory BOND STREET. n. Z, 81 AZ eodly
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FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND In
, SURANCE. n
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
n = ~

EECURFTY INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OF NEW YORK. -s.'si PSI: =; Il
CAPiTAlks. &t1ogv7Vv
l,V16
Cash ASSETS (Jsnuary /, Isfol $685.. 3,ol7 See,sq
ENC pnIus 80 ~ n't the aoEe Sat.cIara
company on every description of REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection against
RISKS taken to any point in the United states.
Policies on brick buildings issued for from one 10
five years. - 500. .
EQUALLY reliable, Applications solicited.
he 81 ID. n, WALKER Il co. Agents.
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The Westminster Reuieso for july has
been sent TO usby Messrs. WooDHoUsE q
PARHAa, the Richmond agents Of the
American publishers.
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" N. WALKER: O. CO.,
Ds FIRE. MARINE, AND IHEAND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE, No. 101A MAIN STREET,
upder Messre. =. ii. Naury d Co.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds, in the city and country, In
rates In companies Of The highest standing. =
Tobacco In warehouses and marine aud inland
StsKs taken at the lowest rates. $3.50,
Losses equitabiy adjusted and promptly paid.
fA al
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DEATH OF MBs. VALIAsDIegAx.--Cunn.
berland, Nd, Aug. 13.-Mrs. yallandio.
ham, widow of the late q. l.. Vallandis-
ham, died In this city OF IL 80 this A. III. =.
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GT GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE.
found at BRIsGs's BAKERY, 7o7 Main osrees,
The largest variety Of CAKES at ,BRIGG3s
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
. The beet CRACKERS, all kinds, st BRIGGs'S
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street. -
PIES at s, ~, and isc. apiece at BRIGGS's
BAKERY. ~
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and EUSK. at
iBRIGGSiS BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, ct the shortest notice, at
!BRIGGs's BAKERY.
/ Persons living on Church and Union Hiils can
be supplied with all oSlthese at Mr. RQBERT
WEREE's, on asth street, rear Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
49, q SD, - IA BRlGGS's BAKERY,
ia $s'5i ?1s7 Main street.
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: ------.aNs1JKANCE GspMPANIESA q:
rSMPiRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU.
- i, ..ott RANCE COMPANY; al.& u
. No. $50, BROADWAY. NEW YORK. :.
! q. HILTON SURYBNER. President.
SIDNEY W.. CR0FuT, SECRETARY. II.

. SIDNEY W.: CR0FUT, SECRETARY, II. ;-t.r
This coronany IS btrely mutual. All policies In
,aas..hfs Sny f,snal causes. No restrictions
nom travel or residence Policies aOs9utsy
nSn-forieisable. All policies absolutely iacon77
= Good reliable. and efficient Agents are wanteo
for every section OF the state. A profitable PCS,
ton is open to all those who can furnish sasis-
nIv a.tte branch Office or the company, NO. VIZ
Main street, Richmond, Va. r, x.n,ae- ~
,,od,o.1 examiner DR.. A, s. MCRAE.
an l2 am
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CLOTHING.

fNLoTHING.-Large and unbroken stock
U Jor fine and fashion ole CLOTHING 10 yet On
hand at the new store. ace Main street ny s'oes
as comnIete ae In the hear Of. the season.. sno
none need fail to be sutred. The stock Is entirely
new this season, gotten up in the most rsse ~
fhe consume- Call and ex ,mtne. Win corp
OF polite clerks, and no Charge for chewing g0oa''
there is no such word ~ lau ,,,r.,
+ an :. 100 Main street.
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lRTANT NOTICE TO

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 20
AND OVEK DELIVERED IN ANY PAhI
OF The, COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
HAMILTON EASTER Il SONS,
OF BALTIMORE Md,
in order the better TO meet the wants or ther re-
tail customers ut 8 distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU, ),
and will, upon application, promptly send oy nAn
full lines OF SAhPLES of the NEWEST Anp
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, and Domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
nc all times to sell as low, not at less prices hAn
any house In the country. ,s
Buying our goods from the largest ana niost esie-
brated manufacturers In the different parts o. se
rope, and importing The same By steamers aIsSs
to Baltimore, our gtock Is az I'll times pIompuI
supplied with tho novelties OF the LONDON ana
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts. we able and willing TO sell our gooIs
at FROM TEN To FiFTEEN PER CENT
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the kind OF gooos
desired. We keep tho best grades OF every eiss
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccompanted by the cash VIII be SEMI
u PRoMPT-PAYINe WHOLESALE BUYERS
are invited TO inspect the stock In our Jobopg anu
Package Department. Address
g HAMILTON EASTER SONS.
1s7, 100, POI, and soa West Baltimore street
de d-Tu&Fiy ~ ~ :. baltimore. no.
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~ AUGUST, 1871.

nONobA3 40
MORE NEW AND sEAsoEABLE DRY
GOODS.
r. r. PRICE & CO. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Csmbrics,
- for dresses nnd trimming; ~
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves I'LL.
Ladies' Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very best;
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap; - az
Cotton and Lisle-Thread Hose and HALF Hose;
Bulhlggan Hose and Half Hose, superior
Corsets-every m AXE and quality. p =
STAPLgs:
ST. Linens and Linen Sheesings; II
Brown and Bleached Cottons:
Cotton Sheetings and PILLOW Cottons:
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advancing
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres. &c, for gents and boys.
SrECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mar and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black AIpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, 10 be sold OF at half
value, as their inventory season list septe,uber)
approaches. n. 3. PRICE d CQ.,
ty2s 11oi Main street. 4
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a. DRESS GOODS :.
y. ~ : I'm GREAT VARIETY !.
t.,sl,.ri- ssl,'t r, iE5 ~ ...-tg-a
~ - Alta - I'd.

REDUCTION OF FROM IS TO SO RER CENT.
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LuMHEx nEALERs.

of0O-SPRING DRAY and h 9a'i
DtUUs NESS for sale for 3seo, w"
style; perfect order. ApplS g Nm pILL,
80. soNl1,MssIi1 s S street
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
lM VIRGINIA, .-.:,.-.,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26
EeninH ammunition.

The late Feniap congress have de-
termined with the view of ensuring
complete success in their next raid on
Canada, to supply each soldier with a
bottle Of, Warmers Vinum Vite or the
wine Of life; it is the best ammunition
in the world; it gives strength, life and
yigor, and renovates the nervous and
muscular system; it is proved to be the
most wholesome, pure and delicious
stimuIeut in use and not only the
fonian army but every man and wo.
man ought to take it. For sale
everywhere.
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~ T W.
Wdr Netcs.

The situation in Europe IS still dis
heartening to the French. Every
effort they make seems doomed to
failure, and everything seems to indi,
cate that they must give mp the strug.
gle in very short time.
The army Of the Loire, under Gen.
Chanxy, has been utterly defeated,
many thousands of prisoners and
much war materiai has been captur
ed, and the retreat, which was at first
orderly, is now rout in rapid flight
from the victorious Germans.
The bombardment Of Paris is now
very effective, and the city it much
damaged by the heavy fire, with pro.
visions daily growing scarce. The
French have attempted several sor-
ties, but have been easily repulsed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26

DoN'T BE POISONED with the sticky,
filthy, dangerous Hair Preparations,
but use Natures Hair Restorative,
which is perfectly clean and transpar.
ent, and entirely free from all dam
gcrous drugs. 1t will positively re.
store Gray Hair, prevents the Hair
from falling off, will cause it to grow
when prematurely lost, removes dan
druf and keeps the head in a perfect
~ healthy condition. Try bottle
and be satisfied that it il the great.
est discovery of the age. Proctor
Bros, Gloucester, Sole Agent for the
Patentec. All the Druggists have a
full supply. See advertisement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26

Gen. l.. y. Webb, of La Crosse,
desired to present the Congregational
Church with an organ, lie therefor g
wrote to friend at the East to learn
if he could purchase good one for
$500, aud received the following
laconic reply: Lutte; You can get
q little d--n organ here for 1880,
but if you expect to get to heaven on
the organ dodge, you had better in
vest aboNt 81, 900" The church is
to have 5000 orgau.-I6rtaye Beg
lister.
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OUR AGENTS.
.RHHr0nd meeting.

A meeting of those interested was
held on Monday evening last, for the
purpose of taking into consideration
the propriety of obtaining an amend.
ment to the charter Of the Wisconsin
Valley r. r., so that in case we were
unable to secure road from other
directions, we would be in shape to
secure one on that line ut the earliest
possible moment. Messrs. Remlng
ton and Webb were appointed Com
mittse to see that the proper lcgisla
ton be secured, Oar people are
alive to the necessity Of a railroad,
and are determined to have one from
some source.
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Il. II. &c l.. l.. IL. IL.

We clip the following item from
the Green Bay Adrocate, relative to
the above road;
"Tbe four miles and upwards of grading
North of the Wolf, which has been in course
of construction by Call & Farnswofth, is now
flushed, A party of gentlemen, represent.
ing the Coun Y aud the Company, will leave
this weck--probably to day--to examine,
and doubtless TO accept il. This finishes &C,
tive operations unit! Spring.
The towns of Lola and klWisko, in Wan.
paca County, we're to vote this week, Xii
wisko on Monday, AMI lola On ,TucsdAy, on
the question Of aiding the Railway, Tie
proposition to the Two towns amounts to
s25, 600.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26
Muce. the pH0iiist.

While in New Orleans, Jim Mace the
Champion Pfize Fighter, told his friends that
be attributed his easy victory over Allen en-.
tirely to The strength and vigor given him
by using Warmers yinum Vitm, Or the Wine
Of Lif.. He said he had taken it for som"
time and had proofs Of its efficiency AMI pre-
fe,rcd It 10 any other stimuant, and advise
all his friends, both men and women, to take
the Wine oil Life. II is the most wholesome
pure and delicious beverage in use II you
have ut tasted 1t, do so and then take your
wives a bottle Of it. Sold everywhere.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26
NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Contains no LAC SULHHUR-No SUGAR
OF LEADING LITHARGE-No NITRATE
OF SILVER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous aud Health destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear IA crystal it will
not soil the finest fabic--periectly SAFE,
CLEAN and EFFIGIENT--dcsiderat
LONG SOUGHT FOR AND FOUND AT
LAST.
1t restores and prevents the Hair from be-
coming Gray imparts soft, < !ossy appear
ancc, removes Dandruf, is cool and refresh
ing to the head checks the Hair from falling
off aud restores it to great extent wher
pcmatureIy lost, prevents Headaches cares
all Ilumor~, cntoncou, cruptjoua nd unnat-
maI IIcoL A Dressing far TIE Hair il
tic Best 4 ,irlr iu th M3tbrt
DIR G SMITH, Poputoe. Ggoton June
ton, Mass Prepared only 10y PROCTOR
BROTHERS, Gloucester, Mass The Gcnu
me i, put up In in panel bottle, made ex
prcssv for il, with the name Of rhn nrrioh
blown IN the glass, ASH your Dru2gj-f io
Natures' Hair Restorative, and take no other
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26

sW" The second colorca member
OF the House was sworn in Monday
from Georgia. He is hot so bright a
mulatlo az Pane, Of South Carolina,
nor Senator Reyels, though be is three
fourths white. The next House will
contain genuine black Republican,
in the person OF Elliott, of South Car.
DINA, Mr.. Long, when admitted,
was warmly congratulated by several
leading Republican metnbers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26

STATE Of H7snoaSia-I,, the Circuit Court o
Wood C0shty.

STATE Of Hrisooasia--i, The Circuit Court q
Wood Co'atty
Nancy Reardon, Plaintiff, against Ethan A.
Rcardon, Defend ant.
The State of isconsin--To the defendant
above named :--You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wood County,
and to serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber, at his Office
in the city OF Grand Rapids, Wood County,
Wisconsin,, within twenty days nom. She date
of the service of this summons upon YOU,
exclusive st tho day Of such service; aud II
YOU fail 10 answer ths aa i complaint, within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply %
the court tog tue reltoi demanded IN che
complaint.
CHAS NJ, WEBB,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
January J l. 1871,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26
Green Bay % Luke Pepen Raft
HuU.

II seems to be an established fact
that the Green Bay & Lake Pepin
Railroad is TO be pushed ahead to
completion within reasonable time
work is being vigorously carried ON
on the eastern end, and the company
promise to complete the enterprise at
an early day.
The papers al! alo0g the river from
Prescott TO La Crosse are speculating
rs to where it will strike the Mi~sis.
sippi, and each town claims to be the
favored point. We learn from a
prominent railroad official indirectly
interested in the enterprise, that the
proposition of the company now ~,
to strike the West Wisconsin ut or
near Black River Falls, run one
branch down the Black River to La
Crosse, and another through Pepin
and Pierce counties to Prescott, Ia
connect with the Hastings Il Dacotah
road. We hope this project may be
carried ont, and it certainly looks like
a feasible one. 1t would be OF very
great benefit to TIE St, Croix Valley
in developing the rich timber lands in
the southern and eastern parts of
Pierce county.---Hadso@ Star C
Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-26
10 Doctors .fDree.

This is a question which has long
been asked aad finally answered by
all the leading medical men. The
question being if man or woman re.
quires or must take any stimaant or
stimulating tonic, Yhat is the most
wholesome, pure aud delicious slim
ulaut or beverage they can drink ?
The answer from every one is: wehave
carefully examined aud analysed War.
ner's Vindm Vita, or the wine Of life,
aud do recommend it "a the most
wholesome, pure All delicious stimn.
lating tonic, and advise every ia mily
to keep a bottle Of the wine o, life in
the house. 1t is suitable for male or
female and is sold everywhere.