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New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICK or rHR CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISGTON, ID. c.. July 8, lS72l a. u. }
Synopsis for The tireHts-fOuy h0urs.
The lowest barometer which was Thursday
night over New-York and NeW-England, has moved
norti-eastward and il now followed by n0rtlwesteriy
winds and cooler weather
The temperature has fallen slightly Ia the South
Atlantic states. and risen the Gulf coast lew gat
local storms have been reported rom Losans 70 NeN
Jersey.
LIght winds and pleasant weather have prevailed on
the lower lakes. .,..
received from upper Lakes 70 the Cur ana West"u
Probabilities. . -.
The temperature viii probably increase IN ths s.h 1,.
States Saturday, ana 20 less extent on th" 7ou'
Atlantic coast - ....,r,a
In Middle Eastern StaFs Inc oa, vith
rise slightly north and west OF the ONO 'aii''' WI"
pleasant weather.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

ACHEsoSA PoashSsepss Iuy4 Ernest J. Ot Jossph saA
'Idol1 ST. PossasssSSs
BANKs-Ser New Hamburgh n T. wsiHssa,y JAY irs.
iSs Lsi alt.; as.1s' ''a o' " ''-'' '-
Fansrs Hapbugb, saturday ,ns
vithcst further Invitation
BLvEN-On Wednesday evening aY Jennie laughter q The
II, Fys, '1 & ss Of he 1s also Ss ss s .5s o, ~ =; Tss
iTo her ate residence 80 II West Forty second A. hs ss'arass
frfssS5 fof 'Ste5eS. 1a ''-'-- '''-'-'
BRESEMAS-A. Jersey City Hghs 'h Inst gHabs,s r-Ha -
The family respectfully invited attend h-r nsr'i
sstursy afternoon At o'clock ssn ss ale r.'ea
s. PIP AID sHnnitsves-
BURRAsOa Fsy July Ee s. -iio- 4 Frlne' nSrrAs .ss
TIE r. yes fDd trends Oh tie mT also bosa of Der ga vlsn
gra; are invited TO sea ;s .aaera ron Der 'e residence ~
DACCHY-ln Braokya the 4h nt, Tbeo R. nfni II
scsrs md SS.., Ass @ O'f2 S sss ssi Ss1. ~. :. a
GARDSERAs Madison J. June % Mssrets -s Of Dsr-s
Gsrdaer, Oedsughisr Of Joseph c. Potts
HEDDEYoo Tsgi.y July Dgneae cre, aiisi 500 Of Ea'a
Re 4nd eDds o tho aZ nVei % ttsn he tsners
asJ lD' losiSs ,oz iSs's1 So iSs, a! 30 ocoet
MoUST0n Tharsa morning Juy' Charles DeSrsy Molll
cath sss, SstardAy aOrninE. at 10 o. clock
PHELAS-Ou Friday July s. susie lAash si SiEs asa
Anais A. Pseaa. agei Eon,bs
unel from the oens Of Der f sherao''- ssl
BoNet late VaaTonss-, Jen<y City Heghs 90 sunday 'ne
=
Boston papers please sops.
RITCHE-In SsE-YoTk July saiieaT M,ria R'' "a 5ssl
Richie formerly basih County Drf lreAss
-
TIE relatives aad Saends o. he y r-spT I'M t ~ attS
he funeral saunay 6s- -Ock n Der "a
residence No. g Greenwich
fTs God thAt IFS comforts hga
Or .nks tAem IN ths graTe.
he sad when b. tAkes
de akes bat shst be
srH-At s -.-snce Al Puhiug l. jar a. ifer lyrnns
U'le.s James w elisst o the lste A. N. Snta
Hs fuue vii puos fsO@ asHss q his ssrt srA
2ig Deg1gs 3o0klfn % Nunftr de - lsf
a M. Relatives sni hlends respectfully iHTltrL
TOTTES-At Qae1aensngo Guatemsa MaY % ibat lDtt-a
81 D.. of Coz. Geo. NJ rotisa, sset -
TIrUs-At wh,sstsas l. o. Iuy Henry W rrss r. ~ T@
of his
TIE lstves and friends invited attend hs Ber sastss
aB N Nes Ffs S-ruoos "a rsslsac~ % a.
parents. whtesiODe, sNtarasY, D.
VAN IDERSTINyoa Friday July Emma, azgssf u F'ernt
and AIDE q. Van fie-tiue lgsc months a11 II irt
RELATIVES az sa autl intend tie liners, = - cas<t
ave Brooklyn, saturday. Ialg G. al o'cloci
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

v,ndhan IA ont for C;-ceey also the Hon. W. r. Walk
ley OF southlngton. VIM. H. POND OF Milford pr y Is.
Weiton OF Cheshire and Robert 1. Benhsm OF "alng-
ford All lifelong Repubicans. Keep the ball roulng.
and accept best wishes Of one who never vood any
but the regular Republican ticket O1t prooS SxnI
for Horace Greeley this Fan. JAi-s u A1A-'''
H1IRden, Conn, July /, 1874
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LATEST SHIP NEBS
For other Ship Ners see Second Pdge.l
ARRIVED.

For other ship Ners see Seoond Pdgcl
ARRIVED.
Steamship Regus'or Freeman. Wilmington With miy, al p.s.
shiu CsasSa lof Bsthl, Carienas Oday, nth
BARK nior O Windsor ST. Galaer, Bar5sdoes = ihFs -s
Brr ~ ste~ar. CBrl MeDouAl. Johns P R. u
lasses.
Brg Manlus Nichols Guantonomo dsYs ss ngir tsi
Brg A1uie Collins (Brl M.Donad, Windsor = vita plaster
Brig Jsento Of POrlanf Cson. Aheaa.e 81 ih si- ~
rats kc
sebr NILSSON Keene ST. John \. B.. WITH lanbsr
Schl Freedom Kcan. n1or n S. y tayA sth pls>>r
scbr ,siterlT. StetsOn Saga days sia sugar
scar. Ahoe, Barnard Baraooa DAYS, VITA frniL
Schr Cenne s NassaG RObe H1rDor Ani Las 20
fruit
sCHOOyERs-RIvER cOAsTvsh
Joseph Nckerson Baltimore. r. l. Alaght, FrDaf
John T. Daley. Bangor Medfof Bangor
Cnsmpoa Calais Cyrus Possetf, Bsng,r
N. +. Cushman Ellsworth Dwight DaVi1son. Port nd
Msry Tce. Ne Haven. Sarah Selsey, hes-ii4Eer
Sae C. Morton. Se~-Hayen FraBcs Hatch, Vtefsfi hsS-%
Mans Ia D-ils Tore Sr<Dort
Panglsseit. Boston e. l. FsnievoOri BOstSa
Granite state Bostor. PImogih. Boston.
Wm II. Prentice Spruce Head Mar Louisa " nterpor
Caroline Giant. New Bef0rL sam g Hart Neg b~iiori
Caroline Corueia, socrset = l. Thompsen NrS ios3p-
Lucy Chrreh, Lanesvlle. j. q. Fell Pnydeaee
Raven ; Wing Providence So A. Falo0ner. Providence
J. II. loum Providence Amos Fakrnhar9, Fro'i-ene'
NJ. A. Preimoe Pr0ri.elo. Hannah BAekmzn, ProNjes',
Cyahs Jane, Providence. EFergreen, fr9fl-aer
SunnvSde, Providence. JHls Ana PrOydraoe
NlND-Sunset. light. 5. clear.
ANCHORED Ar HARTS ISLAND.
ANCHORED Ar HARrs ISLAND.
Sehr Mo. - from - 9eorys, With piles
scbr AcGso, -. run Sarry. Eth ianhs-
- DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLEsrov. sc. July ARRIVES A Beatey
lor sclr virginia Bsamore bark Crnen Jag,
Cara stei one " Il Parks Dr New HAyea Adass x.a
fos New YORK
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

Gen. Dufour, former Commander-in-Chlel
Of the Swiss army now IS years old and living in retire
met at Geneva recently received call from Cen sn"f
man.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
WEATHER MORTALITY.
A TERRIBLE DEATH ROLL.

OVER A THOUSAND DEATHS IN ONE WEEK
THREATENED EPIDEMICs-VICTIM5 OF YES
TRRDAY's HEAT.
The mortality in this city for the six days
ending at nom ve.ferdaY 3 fnllowH:
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THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.

MADISON, Wls., July "a meeting OF Lne
Army Of the nennessee held here yesterday after
noon Gen. W I. sherman reelected President, Col
DAYTON Recording Secretary; Gen. Hckenl0oper, Cor
responding Secretary and Gen. Force. rreasuEer Gen.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

John A Logan was chosen Orator. Toledo. Ohio wa,
selected a. the next the ith and isti
of October 1873 Mis- Ella Wheeler the poet, was pre-
sented with a handsome badge or the Society.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

Bridget Smith, age "a, one of the patients
at Bellevue Hospital suffering from the effects OF sun
stroke. while deriOus last evening leaped from iru
story window ~ ground and Instantly Aliiou'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
ANCHORED Ar HARTs ISLAND.
ANCHORED Ar HARRIS I,IAAlf

Dear >iri NJ iAa Sls sasng ron eight ooas-sosef hs
urZs and high fever Dr. PfrCHER fsroRiA -niei
ehacous reme1v had
from coughing snd ster three ns1Es
entirely st Der sleep perfectly natural
Mas }. stAH0ss. BrDoxiyu \. Y
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

II the past three days continued for the
"A hours endDg at to-day the death ron Tor the
week will foot up than GEO. or nearly three times
the average weekly number For the week ending June
9 the number OF deaths 76s, and i0r the week
ending June a. CO. These about the average For
the week ending July 1871 the number OF deaths was
10. An examination OF the books OF the Register OF
Records Of the Health Department shows
that there has been approach TO the mortality
Of the present week in past years The highest number
OF deaths during week in 1871 did not reach 800 For
the week ending July %. 1870 there e4s deaths
aud for the succeeding week In 1869 the mortality
was at no time excessive For the wpek ending July II.
1863 the number OF deaths Ga for that ending July
ls they reached Liza and the succeeding week fell to
7sl The highest number in Is67 for the week end
ing August TO- and amounted TO TOs
In addition to the enormous number Of fatal sunsrokes,
large number Of OF spOplexy, congestion Of the
effect OF the heat The usual Summer complaints such
as darrhea, cholera morbus, cholera infantnm' and
others kindred in character have been largely increased
but as the weekly reports have not been made by the
Register OF Records the statistics Of these diseases can
not be gven All the physicians throughout the city
testify that the sickness and mortality arising from these
complaints have never been great during the past
week They have become almost epidemic in FORM
hope that the intensely hot weather had passed
away with the refreshing shower OF Thursday evening
was deferred yesterday by the obstinate mdspOston
OF the mercury to fall Registering only 0' less IL the
morning than on the previous day, the Thermometer
was $40 at noOn and 90 at Later In the evening"
however a rainfall and a slight breeze considerably
ed tne AL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
TORN IN MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRING IELD, Mass, July 5.-John Kirk,
laborer OF Lee killed by at Pitsheld, to-day,
by falling under tram while intoxicated The railroad
depot at sheb0rne Falls and the house and barn OF
William T. Richmond, In the same village, were struck
bv Igbtning on wednesday night aud burned Mr..
RichmOnds Oss was $500; no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

LIBERAL REPUBLICANS IN CINCINNATI
The following call appears in the CIncinnau
newspapers and indicates that the Liberal movement
not without supporters in that city TAe C0"''e'''A
Gays the list includes large nalnDer oi
citizens:
me undersigned Republican voters respectfully re-
unest their feow-cltlzens % meet them al F0ut'n IN
snnare ssrrtay evening, July g. ls2 az OeiOtA lVI
fle pnrpoSe OF ratfying the action OF the cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

The Trenton Sentinel says the Greeley ana
Brown Club city daily increasing in numbers
and that it N proposed 10 hold Reform mass meesIs
after the baltimore Convention A. tho Anauko
menIs can be ppade. ...
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

SMALLPOX. Fsvers. and skin Dfseases prsFsrtei ~
LAAPLOUGas PrEzrE SALINE vtAzng aad nVz0aug seGecs
and prevention Sold ~ cd
Bakef, H. LAHPLJUGH ID Holborn-Il, L01d9a.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

HOHseman's German Cough Drop-.-As sssstasi r-ural
ssthnl co cough Se It has been for - Trs
snl VIII great sat.sizeuyo. sod b. JOHs p HsSEt
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
MARRIED.

PHes-T-cHrss Pr-aL-Uss Ros..Ass Cgaa 5oH b. g.uS
HySRs CJisgspaoe
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

Bardy's ElixirAn dyspep.. sppsis
ese1e<
SJll 5Y JOHs =. HESKT, College place.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

DOS-PENDLErON-AtAa Arbor Mich d re
residence II brides paeut Rev Henry Habhe Ge5r p
sheldon BROOKLYN n Frances 9.sgs P-sdls
t0n 90. 4 tie .1rnsg place No cariA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
Gen. A. L. BURNSIDE, Chairman.

AL soldiers ana sailors hpploNo o Octts VI tniS
call are requested to communicate with Committee
AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York City.
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DIED

AU Notices Of Marriages masf Be HdOrsed nth fsd
same and address
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18

fixkt.sbNS Eear Tesatsneay - tkeir
Waudrrnii Curative kaects.
Vinegar HIiteYa are rot \ vile Fancy
BrIaa, Made Of Poor nu,a, Whi.Asy,
proef Spirits aai Refuse Liaasrs, doc
t9rsa, sgleta AID s@esisGsd 10 please the taste,
sfisl TONES, A2gs,iGora" Rratorsrs. Ae,
that lead tbs tlppler On to drunkenness AID ruin,
hsf srs trae Medicine. male from the hst,s
Eoo's ard HeIt. Of California, free ., ON all
Aicnhoiic Ntlmalauts. They thu
CHEAT HOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, q perfect
%shp'stor and iirlg0rster Of ihs sr.tcm, carry
log 81 al poisonous matter Rsi restoring the blood
80 hsaithy suudi:ion NJ person can taxa th..s
Bitter. aeeordiu. 10 d!ssction, aud remain long
uusell provided their bones are not ds.troysa
By atnsrsI Do1A"n other mean. swi tn. vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of rspsD.
They aye Gentle Purgutiys n. well
a. rotie, assessing. siso The rveuiiM merit
nj seting ~ poserf4i sssnt IN rsiictiuE ConE,.-
ton OF Inflammation Of the LIVER aud u all tho
ezra, DrKaus.
t0H FEMALE GDNPLAIN rs, whether
IN young o. Old, married siuEr, the dawn Of
Womsuhooi or " the turn Of LIE THESE Tome Bit
tsrs have no rauAi.
For tnHnnantory and Chronic Rbss-
mnii-a and s!out. Uy-ppp-in Or In
dtgtriIan. b,ttB.s, krWittpst mad
Iatprmiiicut Fr,rr-, Ui-.n.ss Of the
nlood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
these Hiitrfs base been most successful suck
Di--n.r. are caused br Shinted Hood,
whIeb Is generally produced ~ derauxemsut Of
the higrstiNc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in The shoulders Coughs Tlsht-
neAs Of tie Chest, Dizziness, sour Eraotstions OF
the Stomach, Bal Taste ia the Month Bilious
httpsa rNpiiauor ofthe Heart, Inflammation OF
tile Lungs, raiD In tArrga ,on. Of tue kidneys. and
hundred other painful symptoms are the OF.
springs Ut pysp~gss
They tuygoratr lhe Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver auh Roaela which render them u
uaeqn Had efficacy in c~aHsing the blood Of all n-
pIrit.., aud itnpartiu& new lie and vigor to tho
Whole system.
ron StiS DISEASES, Eruptions. Tsttsr
Bait k6ein, Btotcses, s,.ot-, ptnIylss Fustules
Botl., Caihuncies. Ring Worms, r. sd Head. sore
Eyes Errspclas Itch, pcuri- Div celebrations u tho
sktn iiumois and nis~ss.a ~ the skin, Of what.
ever uatUe o. nature aye literally dug up and car
n. out VI the system Ia short time hy tne usr Of
these ihttsis one bottle Ia such cnsss viii cou.
vince the most incredGuu4 Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Nitiatsd Blood whenever you And tss
impurities bursting through the skin In rtmpls..
Enirtou' or sores ceanao 1t when you Aud 1t
obstHctrd ami sugg.h IN the veins. cleanse 1t
when ''otl 9nd Anur feelings will tell you when.
keeP tho blood pare, and tho health Of the sys,s.a
will follow
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, nrkinx
IN The system " 40 inauy thousands etrsctually
Dc sttn}p I'd aud removed.
ROLp ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
j WALkEt, Proprietor, Il. II. MCDONALD h
co, druggists aud zen. Agents San Francisco,
Cal, and >! aud u Commerce street, hew York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18
Affidavit Of Superiority
OVER As4E..

rhn C;s4 ctr;o.1 T~n,rA;l NJ,
ever had,
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
steinway,s Chickering's, and other
w. a.. Pianos
III. ,;,,n az tho I,s1 F,ir or ~. A ,,,,.;e,.,
hs,jtute beId in Nov York imnaainlelv a.
loving the frseA >. opposite" in rarIs s nso
by thickcrlng d Sons. one Patent orion p
ano, made by q, g. Iahher, and several
ogr n.hne' .nseaomsnas Trrs .''e" ss'"ot
the oticers ol the Institute, to decide which
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18
CITY Council Proceedings.

Cry OF GRAND RAPIDS, WIS,
June goth, 1871,
Council met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment.
The Mayor, and President OF the
Council being both absent, on motion,
Ala. 1ngraham appointed to the char
Present--Ald. Reeves, Stevenson,
Hasbrouck aud HOMER.
Aid. Ingraham in behalf of the
Committee appointed tc investigate
the charges in the account of W. j.
Balderston, reports that the same Is
correct except as to the last item IN
said account, and as to that item the
Committee are unable to state.
On notion the account was laid
over.
Petition of John Rablin and others
asking the laying out and establishing
of q street as follows: Commencing
S. % E., distant SO feet from most
casterly corner of Woods +. o..
building, running thence N, 58', E,
about 623 feet to point about or
640 E., distant so feet from most
south westerly corner Of the First
Congregational Church, presented.
Petition of Stephen Brazeau and
others presented and laid over April
18th, 1871. Taken up and on mo
ton,
Ordered, That notice be given that jnries
will be summoned by the City Marshal Sat
urday, July TIN, 1871, to t'ke action on
said petitions in accordance with Sect. . q
Chapter Of the City Charter.
On motion,
Ordeyei That Committee consisting o
Aid, N1cyea, assisted by the city Cl-rh, b,
and is hereby authorized aud instructed t
settle with the city Treasurer, and to cameo
all city orders now in bis hands as sgei
Treasurer.
Council adjourned until June 9th
1871.
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NO. IL
~ O. L.
sIMIIIA GTMTTfB OURAETUR.
E7EflIssigE&YS'
INCORPORATING SPECIFICS

HAVE rRoVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
~ experience, an cutire success: Simple
PROMPT E~cicnt aud HeiAbc. They are the
ohy Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
-ro .mpIc lhal mistakes cannot be made in
nsEs tnen SO harmless 2s to bs free som dam
gcr and 70 Efficient % to be always reliable.
ihcy haNr raised the highest communication from
all, and viii Always reHder satisfaction.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18
On motion 1t was

On motion 1t was
Ordered, That notes be given of the sum
moaing Of Juries to act upon the road pc
Il ti.ns now before the Council on SatuI day
July 22d, 1871.
Council adjourned until Tuesday,
Jnly, 25th, 1871, at T. O'Clock Z. NJ
c. o. BAKER,
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18

said petitions in accordance with Sect . Of
Chapter 5 Of the City Charter.
On motion,
Ordered, That q Committee consisting Of
Aid Nlcyes assisted by the city CIrrh, be
and is hereby authorized and instructed to
settle with the city Treasurer, and to cancel
all city orders now in bis hands as such
Treasurer.
Council adjourned until June eth,
1871.
CRY OF GRAND RArrDs, WIS.
June eth, 1871,
Council met as per adjournment.
His Hon, Mayor Wood ia chair.
Presen.-Ad. Reeves, Stevenson,
Ingraham, lIarbrouck, llomier ami
Necvcs.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
aud approved.
Ordinance passed entitled and or.
dinance relating to the obstruction of
streets and side walks IN the city Of
Grand Rapids,
On motion Council adjourns until
Tuesday, JaIy 18th, 1871, at I!
O'Clock L. NJ.
{. 0, BAKER,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18
/ on1nd's German piiters

esu ely vegetable, mad tefat.,9u
40 liquor. ~ IL coTrpeHns of
.'Iuia ~irS<t$. E'AF svpiN, saefSs,
na a.*1hs iroa !. hica thsre cA-
tf 2oas are ia2a'te sre gathered ia
er lst - ny. Miro nirdi-
Itai t4rINys 81 are extfact-
"a from, ,hsm BY u
cte,.iJac &-ss&.sa u = ns st,
thes- extracts are iLez iorss ortcd
tLiS "ouEtfy ~ hr unea eS-
ntes~if too lise rnnnnineiare Of
nrs- Stlaicrs. iiere ls no aieo-
p5i3c sus>tauec OF ANY kind used
lt.c..tci,os InLi:1g &n h5!tiers. hence
1 IL iae oG!; .slttars that eau ee
,Ias.i la eaSas S1.rrs sttoh Ollie
tliina!anis are moi 81 stsaaio.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18
DEBILITY.

Weak and Delicate Children
nYe ,aa stEon. BY us'H:: ti.e sat-
ters or Ionic. su fact, thrY MIRO
Eaniiy EzrSicinrA, 7hcy Cah he
WIKI perfect astIeIy
70 Ii chiit ihrce months Old, the
most delicate female, or u man OF
ninesy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18

ever tromH and uii cure oil dt,aJe, r,rnHiHs
frot. t4I tl nd krfp your b"0d ygts. + -
your Lirsr IN or r4.+a~1 der; k'rP yoaS
s'ps,i;ps O,y1R. rs tn 70 n y Il
~ Ety condition. - y m usr a. 'heh
a4ta ma III b<,t rasa ~ ne toga ~ rer0n''
srHr! D.sn n ychrs IF hGnes' RI e@ 'oa 10 Tor
as hing you ,auat Try his, PTtfatGl.ons
PROM NON 40 ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Suprcne Court of Penn
sytvauia
lEtl,usLrrIl, March 10, 1861
Jspi IS J{,o4,,,Yr G, adn BtG,,s y Il nat a"
irlos,r1iny bsr,,agr, b. ~ g'"s1 'on'c ''S'j'a
IL. ,i,so ds,s ~ The aigss iut 1's1ts ana q y''"
b,.sh n CASES If d,b,iag ana @dH4 " "t' eo.t
ecatGs ~ The syG, m.
JUHrs truly.
Gso. n. WOODLAND
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-04-18

Y o u A L L
RAYS nBisD OF
HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTFERS,
Hollands German Tonic.
Prepared by Or. G. M jackson, phlladelph'A
Their introduction into this country nom Cor
uauy occurred IN
THEY CURED YOUR
FATHERS AND MOTHERS,
AHd will cure Won and your children They
are entirely different fra@ The mans preps-
ratloss nov in ~f.rsss zsTSH. he county,
s I'LL sitter =. .--A tar s.,er Top prspa.
ration, OF sny n.ssx.- rSii4Asrs Thing Ike one;
~, good, honest rvl.a5s nedieiues. They are
IL, grcsLer k,.o1n ram.di;SJoT
Liver Complaint,
DYpPEpSIA,
Nervous Debility,
JAUNDtCE,
Diseases Of the Kidneys,
ERupTl0hs OF THE SKIN,
and nil Diseases arising froni
EisortirrYn aiStr, stomach, or
ivPJRiYF OF YHE BLodD
Pi.e4 Full ess OF Blood 10 the Head,
Acidity of tas ST mach, Nausea,
hears5urn, u ssusci tor FOOD, Full
nos, or Weight ia the stomach,
Sour fru-ttsticns, Sinking or
F'uttsrinx At the Pit OF tho
ssoElYGh. SWIMMING OF the
sd, hurried or DiE3eult
Bre-thirx. Ftutt@rins at the
Heat, cheh .sss.ss lug or SUI
n = /. Z ~ Posture, Dim
webs beaors Tie etsha Dnll Pain
Ia tina II sad. D. AGENCY OF Psrspi-
rAt.cn, Yellow est OF this skin
AMI Eyes. Pain in the Side,
F,. K, Chcss, Limbs, etc, Sudden
Fluahea OF Esat, Burning Ia the
Flesh, Coma ant Imsaininss OF Evil
ma uIoit Depression OK Spirits.
,4 thsss ,sdterts ,,sea.y ~ Ne Lip.r Or bys.ups
Osyats combined u',th trp.rs bteetf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-11-04

WORSE AND WoRsE.-We can under
stand the green-eyed monster playing
havoc with heart of any age from eight
cen up to eighty, but we cannot consci-
entiously find justification for that hui
man being who will permit it to find an
abiding place in his breast after that ex-
IRENE point of life's heyday. How then
shall we speak of that Othello in North
Carolina who, at the impulsive age of
ninety-six, is under Indictment for MUIR
dering his wife in fit Of jealousy p
The wretched man pleads in mitigation
that the tickle and heartless creature of
ninety callow summers had been flirting
with other young fellows, which was an
outrage that his nature could not calm
ly bear and permit to 60 UNPUBLISHED.
Here his jealousy destroyed at one fell
blow a party who might, if properly en-
couraged, have lived to be one of those
remarkable women who do all sorts of
wonderful things at the age of one hum
bred and twenty, and make the rounds
of the papers as an example for others
! to 60 and do likewise. This is too bad.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-11-04
Orleans Delegates,

At the Hyde Park District Conven-
ton week ago last Thursday, Gen. W.
w. Grout, of Barton was elected Chair
man; o. w. Bullock, of Milton, and C.
G. Morse, of Hyde Park, Secretaries.
The delegates from Orleans County were
as follows:
Albany, H. w. Chafey, L. P. Tenney !;
Barton, W. W. Circuit, J. W. Hall !;
Craftsbury, W. J. Hastings, S. L. Leav-
lit, N. Kinney; Derby, A. F. Foster !;
Glover, E. Cook; Greensboro, John Simp-
son, Charles A. Calderwood Irasburgh,
E. A. Leach, Fl. G. Waller, E. H. Pow
ell; Jay, B. N. Chase; Lowell, Amasa
Paine. A. J. Dodge; Newport, G. w.
Trow. Josiah Grout, Jr.; Troy, H. B.
Pettingill, O. N. Elkins.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-11-04

ANOTHER DIPLoLARIo VICToRY.-It
is announced that the United States
Government has again beaten Great
Britain time on the North West
ern Boundary question, known as the
San Juan question. By the treaty of
1916, the line between the United States
and British possessions westward from
the Rocky mountains was fixed upon
the 49th degree of latitude "to the mid
die of the channel which separates the
continent from Vancouvers' Island, and
thence southerly through the middle of
the said channel and of Fuca's straighs
to the Pacific ocean," The United States
claimed that the words "the channel"
meant the main and most used channel ;
and such is the decision. This gives
the Island of San Juan to the United
States, and also the channel north of it.