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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
YACHTING,
CRUISE OF TIE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.

CRUISE OF TIE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUE.
The schooners Tidal Wave, Sea Witch, Bes-
SIZE and Peerle and the slOops Nimbus Daphne, Orion
Alert and Annie NJ, Of the Atlantic Yacht Club, and
the sloops Mariana Vivid, and Mary Campbell, of the
Harlem Yacht Club, set sail from Whitestone, l.. l., on
Saturday afternoon, and with canvas filed by "A light
breeze from the southeast, arrived at Glen Cove soon
after y. in the Tidal Wave, Peerless, Orion, and
Daphne being among the first 10 cast anchor. The
echuOnprS Mystic and Triton of the Atlantic Yacht
Club were in the harbor. The yachts of the Harlem
Club returned 10 MOrisana last night aud the remain
der Of the feet Will continue the cruise eastward this
morning and viii De accompanied from oyster Bay by
the yachts OF the 5eawanhaka Club The schooner Foam
and several soops will Join the feet at NewIiayen.
Conn, and the schooner Resoute at NewLondon, Conn.,
RIVAL sLOoP-YACHTS.
The sloop-yachts Meteor and Bella sailed in
race for 81 600 Saturday acOurse that extended
from stake-boat anchored of Bay Ridge TO Buoy No
off andy Hook. The Meteor took the lead, and both
vessels ran ahead under full sail until the freshenng
breeze compelled reduction OF canvas When off COney
Island the Bella, which had been far behind. rap
idly approached the Meteor than at any other time dur
ing the race the Meteor headed for Buoy No which
is known the blind false Hook buoy however. the
Bella was about half mile astern. The latter yacht
reached Buoy No and then turned and sailed back at
3h 55m under the direction OF her owner The Meteor
bore down Buoy No and rounded II at An 3m and
setting her ibt0psai home before the wind,
ing at the home stake-bOat at 5h 33m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
IAnBoineemeanI
Refractory hmr-BURNErT's COCAINE subdues.

The unoccupied house of Frank Leslie,
on "Wednesday last burglars who had broken open
the upon hearing the racket made By HoLE'
BURGLAR ALAN TkLEGkAFn Ohee MurTAys-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
one 90 ro.way sto Of Boome st bsneh At
Boadws haw sess feathers soe' Se ocaa
uulY cleaned, coats. pants. vests cleaned hEe ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
LONG ISLAND.

BABYLoN-The Commissioners of Highways
have declared Straight PATH" road running from the
Great Neck road 70 Half Holows, pubic highway
Farm hands and wanted II this yicln
ity.
HuNTINGroS.-It is proposed TO make channel 200
feet WIDE ana eight feet deep at low water at the en-
trance TO this harbOr 1900 cubic yards OF sahu gravel
pebOcs and powders will be removed Ihe inner mar
o feet and will be so feet width and eight in depth,
recurring the removal OF 900 cubic yards VI sand
BErLAH-A large edihce is building az this place to
no occuued as "A Home for the Aged " Mrs. Elizabeth
Iangdon has given a tract OF land and cOnslderaDe
amount of money for Its support
IsLIP-The work OF deepening Doxees creek is com,
neted and channel % feet wide and feet deep opened
t cost OF s. COO wharf has also been built. having
frontage or 800 feet.
YApuASk-The Suffolk County Board OF Supervisors
has ordered that each OF the county newspapers De sent
regularly to the County Poorhouse for the benefit or the
inmates
Ioxc Island CITYThe first session OF the City Court
viii begin to-day in the City Hail. at Dutch Kills, Judge
Pearce presiding.
WHITEsToNE.-The Atlantic Yacht Club met here on
SATURDAY and Will sail on their annual cruise to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
NETWORK CITY.

The fifteenth annual festival of the New
YORK scbiitzen Corps will begin the United Scbiitzen
Park at Union Hill, n. j., to-day, and continue until
Wednesday.
The Hon. julius L. Clarke of Massachusetts
sailed for Europe, Saturday in the steamship CITY OF
paris IN attend the International Statistical Congress at
st. Petersburg. ~
Freidiline Mosln, age 81, a musician OF No.
1e5 Iudlowst died Saturday Of apoplexy, supposed
to have been accelerated by continued overexertion In
playing q trombone
Deaths last week, 72O; births, 554; marriages,
1862 arrests 774; situations procured the FreeLabor
Rnreau 900: loss from % fires s12Osj; insurance,
$4,000; fees from 1856 licenses, 500 %.
One of Mr.. Berghs officers arrested the
conductor Of a Beecer-st az Centre and Chambers
Sta. on Saturday for working an eonditioncd hoTse
All the cars passing through Parkrow were consequently
| detained 80 minutes.
A handsome new feTy-boat the Yorkville.
has been placed on the Nnetysecondst. and Astoria
ferry convenient and comfortable ferry-hou,e, WIN
wel-arrlngcd waiting rooms has also Deei Ot a' nc
foot Ninety secondat, and the pTopreto vi 'o %
would run their boats until late Lour many d ppes,e
who seeking cheap and pleasant homes "ouu IeSio
! in Astoria.
Commissioner Van Mort will send, to-day. to
| the Common Council petition OF propertyowners on
the line Of seyenty-secondst. between Eighth-aye ana
the Riverside Park Drive, asking that the street DC
ionCr Van Mort says that seyentyeconds is 100 feet IN
width extending from the Womans GatG Gl IG Se Pr
u
He will recommend that the petition DC granted ana
| that the work be done by days labor,
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, Asa; taxes collected,
| sio06 "a; water rates paid, s23,l6t 80.
The Hampstead Reservoir now contains ~
! feet OF water, equal to a seven days supply.
The second of the free excursions occurred
on saturday when about 1900 poor children were taken
| to Canarsle.
Mayor Powell has approved the Common
| Council resolution authorizing the Nostrand-aye Rail
road Company TO extend It's tracks through Lee-ave
| and HOOper-st T.. ID.
Ten suits have been instituted by the
United States authorities against the Wlliamsburgh
SAVINGS Bank for violations Of the Revenue law. The
! penalty for each Ohense i $500.
John b. Fuller, machinist, doing business
in Greenpoint was arrested, yesterday, by Detective
Frost for the alleged THEFT Of 5000 worth of machinery
| from Jonn Carroll OF ElzabethpOrt, y. j.
The police and District Court Justices have
made no return Of fines received during July to Con-
troller Schroeder who will, therefore, withhold their
| salaries until they make the requisite statement
Controller SchrOedcr's system of keeping the
departmental is to be similar to that adopted
nv Controller Green Of New-York City. The Controller
f. well sah fed with the willingness OF the heads OF De-
parInens TO cooperate with him, ana Will soon nave
! the accounts properly arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The work of regarding and
macadamizng Raroad-aye.. which is completed from
the depot TO the Courthouse has been suspended for
want of funds.
PORT CHEsTER-The Rev. Brockholst Morgan OF st.
Marks Church, Chicago, has accepted can " tue Eec-
torship OF ST. Peters (EpiscOpaD Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToN.-Three roughs were sentenced
Yesterday to 80 days Imprisonment each for breaking
street lamps in Edgewater Clifton. The work of grading
simonson-ave has been completed at cost OF $500
ToMrKr>symLE.-The ferry-boats will resume their
landings at this place to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
HOME NEWS.
rnEnMoMErER YEsrERpAY AT pIckMsows. IN pARK.now.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Total for the Eeek.......s..s..s''
Distance Travelled by the wind during the week. w mica
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Religious and Educational.

There are forty-four Baptist congre,
cations in England sustained by lay
agency alone.
Male and female missionaries are ur-
gently called fer mission work in the city
of New York.
The Baptist churches of Chicago
number in their various Sunday schools
about s, 500 scholars.
A recent vote in New Mexico on
establishing free schools stood 81 for and
5,076 against.
The Canada Presbyterian Church has
on its roll the names of 800 ministers,
"none without charge"
--Onefourth of all the pupils in the
public schools Of San Francisco are study
ing either German or French, and large
number study both languages.
Fall River, Massachusetts,, has insti.
tutcd movement by which operatives
who are under age are allowed to attend
school one half of the week, and the
other half are employed in the factories.
Two young Protestant Episcopal
ladies Of New York city have placed in
Bishop Clarkson's hands a sum of money
sufficient TO build a memorial church in
Nebraska in honor OF their deceased
parents.
Compulsory education is being dis
cussed in Connecticut. The advocates OF
the measure state that there are 6,00C
children in the State, between the ages
of four and sixteen years, who do not at
tend school at all
Thirty seven years ago the FcjeC
Islands were an entire blank not a book,
a chapel, church, or christian man in
it. Up to this time they have had 104, 00(
converts to Christianity, and now number
q, 100 in full church communion. They
have 800 houses Of religious worship, and
A. ,2G0 pupils in the Sunday-schools.
The Congregational Association OF
Vermont has 2lO churches, Of which 16l
are supplied with ministers. The salarlc:
of 1872 ministers amount 10 1926, 900, an
average OF $500 The churches have re
ceived l 0j1 members during the year
6iS of them by the professions OF faith
The whole number of members in the
churches within the bounds of the State
is Is, 500
The CJnGregationaliM tells good
story, with a moral: at is said of {
now excellent and liberal Baptist brother
that when going into the water somt
years since, to be baptized, it waa sug
gested that his pocket-book be taken ou
Of his pocket during the administration
of the ordinance. No, was the reply; q
want my pocket book baptized with ne
We do not know hut we might ourselves
GO for immersion, if all subjects of hap
tism could be persuaded to take then
pocket books along with them.
The Australian Methodist Conference
furr ishes statistics of very cheering ma
ture. 1t has a membership of GO, coo, anc
| 12S, 600 Sunday school scholars. Durngth'
past three years it has gained 55 ministers
1872 churches, 8,997 members, 900 sunday
schools, and 2, 451 Sunday school schol
ars. II is also recorded, contrary to all
mission traditions, that during 1871 not {
single minister or assistant missionary o
this church died in Australia, Tasmania
or New Zealand,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Incidents and Accidents.

A robin worsted bantam rooster in
a battle al Lafayette, Ind, "a few days
ago.
"A child of J. hngerman of Center,
Ind, was drowned in a tub Of water few
days ago.
Lilly daughter Of Newly Wilson, of
Richmond, Ind, died recently from an
overdose Of morphine.
Three persons were poisoned the
other lay, in Prairie du Chen, Wis, by
eating stramonlum, which they cooked
for green's.
Mrs. Mulin, of stanton III was bit
ten hv rattlesnakc few days ago, and
has died from the elects
In protecting her son, a Dubuque
mother struck a boy 80 severely on the
head that he would probably die.
A Young man named Derwent drank
u quart Of ice water in Milwaukee,, few
days ago, and died u few minutes after.
-Atplymonth, Ill, little ch0dof Mr..
Ncwcomb fell into a boiler of hot water
and was scalded to death, the other day,
A man in Story County, Iowa, died
of sun stroke the other day, before be
could he removed from the field where he
was at work,
-AtBridgchampton, Mich, a four year,
old child OF Adam Nelson was recently
bitten on the arm by potato bug and
died Ihp next dizzy,
In Egansaurg, Pa, few days nso.
Lewis Scott. 1gcd thirty, was ground ~
U,uh having been caught between pu,
ley and The holt Of u revolving shaft.
"A little eight months ola daughter Of
James Mayo. Of South Haven, Mich was
fatally scaldcd the ether day by pulling a
cup Of hot tea from the table upon itself
"A few days ago, near Wilton, Iowa,
two Young men, named Clark and Cham
berlin, were buried by the cayinE in of a
we'll They were both dead when cNca.
waited
Edward Yeamans, Of sheboyEan
Falls, WIS, while moving ID his field a
few days ago, was thrown from the ma.
chine upon the heels Of his horses and
kicked 20 death
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Miscellaneous.

The science of sorrow-Sigh,c ology.
Insure your life in the Washington
to the amount your farm is mortgagcd
for
Although brevity is the soul of wit,
did you ever know u man more funny
when he was little short?
An cnterprising soap maker, in New
York. daubed the rocks all the way up
the Hudson with the appeal, " Sc
Smiths Soap" whereupon his rival the
still more enterprising Jones, after much
coritation, started his Whitewater up
the river to append TO each of Mr.
Smiths appcaIs: uou ra7a't qet ,J0uss'. -
von,r man I,toIv entered the office
~ thn uartiorJ '' roo;stsr in banErnntcv
AMI '' s,ia aftnr .nn,1 bas,,atinn ,bat he
,', ,,' i;noyo hnc,,,s Il" -ag cdinc ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Personal and Literary.

-Beecher has had town named after
him in Florida,
Nellie Grant is seventeen years old,
and Ida Greeley is eighteen.
Miss Prudy McClcrq is young Uni
yersaIist preacher at Lafayette, Ind,
A convention of fat men is to be held
at Put-in-Bay, Lake Erie, September Is,
A lady in Georgia recently died,
leaving seven sons, the youngest Of whom
was aged fifty
William Cullen Bryant has been
elected An honorary member Of the Hun
garian Academy of BellesLctters.
The blind Preacher" Milburn, is
to deliver the Commencement address at
the University Of Georgia.
Judge Ladd, of the Supreme Court
Of New Hampshire, has resigned on ac
count of the smalness of his salary.
A volume OF poems by servant girl,
who is known as the Rose Of Avondale, "
is shortly to be published in England.
General Butler will deliver the next
annual address before the agricultural
society of st. Lawrence County, n. !.
Horace Greeley will deliver the an
nual address at the State Fair at St
JohnsbuIy, Vt, on the 18th of Septem-
Der
Mr.. J. s. Thomson, formerly first
professor OF vocal music in the National
Conservatory of Music at New York City,
proposes 10 open q similar institution in
Erie, Pa. and is receiving considerable
announcement from tie citizens OF the
i47trr. gf It-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Gold closed in New York on the I'd at
1l54 0llt"-
The MhssaohUsctt, Republican State Con.
venton will bc held at Worcester August
%.
The German Band sailed from New York
for home on the @1th
In remarks TO friends on the 27th Mr.
Greeley intiuated that he should not make
any more speeches for several months
The Excise law was strictly enforced I'm
New York and Brooklyn on sunday 18th
Two liquor dealers in Brooklyn were tried
on the Goth and sent to prison Tor twenty
days for keeping their shops open on sun
day.
The residence Of Ralph Waldo Emerson,
at Concord, Mass, was burned few morn
ings ago The fire caught from defective
chimney. The house was fifty years old.
Emerson's library and collection of articles
Of yrtu we're saved
A Conference of the National Labor party,
as represented By tie delegates to the
Columbus Convention. WAS held In New York
City, on the 3Otb alt About sixty members
were present The session was q stormy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

one, and the committee previously appoint
| ed TO inform Messrs. Davis and Parker OF
their nomination at Columbus were severely
| denounced as being political tricksters and
traitors to the Labor party. subsequent
meeting Of the representatives Of New YORK,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Connecticut, Mary
land, Delaware, Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia
ana Virginia passed resolutions denouncing
the so.called Labor-Rcformcrs as tricksters
and wire-pullers, and announcing their with
drawal from that body.
President Grant and family arrived at New
York from Long Branch on the 3oth ult,,
and left in the evening for Thousand Isles,
in the St. Lawrence River.
A fire at Hunters Point, l.. l., which be-
gan on the night of the 29th ut, consumed
a large quantity Of petroleum on the wharf,
ready for shipment; also four ships and
three canal boats, loaded with OIL Many of
the sheds owned by Reckafcller u Co., con
tanning thousands of barrels Of oil, were en-.
tircly destroyed, The loss would amount to
about $400 900.
A New York dispatch Of the 3lst uit, says
Horace Greeley had reconsidered his pur-
a
had concluded, In company with his family,
to visit his old home in New Hampshire,
where he would remain month or more.
a New York dispatch OF the lst says the
New York Central Erie and Pennsylvania
Central Railroads had reduced their freight
rates to the West a. to - per cent. 1t was
reported that the change was for one month
only, in order 10 break down old contracts
which are detrimental to the roads
The Vermont Democratic and Liberal Re,
publican State Conventions met at Buriug.
ton on the LIST ana agreed upon the follow
ing ticket For Governor, A. b. Gardner
[ NibcraD; Licutcuant- Governor, W. II. Bing
ham Democrats Treasurer, Henry Chase
NJcmocmU. Electors were also nominated.
President Grant vas scrcuHdcd at Utica,
y. T.. on the night of the 3ist nit
The Republican state Central Committee
Of Connecticut has called state Conycn.
ton, to meet at Hartford, August a.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State Cen
trail Committee have issued q call for State
Convention, to meet at Worcester, scpinm.
Der II.
President Grant passed through Water.
/ town, y. T., on the 3D. whore q large con.
/ course Of people gathered to welcome him.
lie madc a few remarks in reply to the vel
coming speech Of the Mayor.
/ Michael Lowrcy, Of New York city, threw
/ his wife from q third story window into the
yard below, few nights ago. She could not
! recover
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Industrial.

The United States Government en-
ploys seven hundred laborcrs at Roe. Isl
and, III.
1t is said there is much less broom
corn planted this year than commonly,
San Francisco was this year the great
distributing point for importations of Chi
nese fire crackers
An iron bridge, to be thrown across
the Arkansas River Mt Little Rock, will
be two years in building.
The new building for the Industrial
University at Champaign, Ill, Will be
dedicated September II.
Half million Of people and thirty
millions Of capital are employed in this
country in the manufacture Of stoves.
An English gentleman is erecting a
paper mill in Florida, and will manuiac-
lure paper for the Bank of England notes
from palmetto wood.
A venerable city Waterman of New
Bedford, Massachusetts, who died recent
ly, has been absent from duty only eleven
nights during twenty-five years and five
months OF service,
-Four millions of brick 10000 cubic
feet of granite, 3, 500 tons of iron, and 10,
600 pounds of cement have thus far been
used upon the new Post Office in New
| York.
There are $50, GOO sheep in Iowa.
The wool clip amounted TO 3,0'i GA
pounds; sheep exported, s., O55, imported
,, 423; decrease in sheep in two years,
,4li,Gl3.
exchange notices q WORKOUT field in
Connecticut planted in timber fifty wears
tT..ll ,,F
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Agency, California, and Nnt. Agency
Utah, lately congregated In the Southern
section Of the Territory, and VINO had start
ed to leave few days before, had stoppei
and declared their Intention to remain, and
showed determined hostility.
l.. r. Neal, Of Ross County, is the Liberal
candidate for Congress in the Seventh Ohio
District. Judge F. G. Whteside, Of Logans-
port, has been nominated for Congress by
the Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
the Eighth Indiana District Samuel P.
Nash of Galllopols, is the Democratic can
didate in the Eleventh Ohio Congressional
District
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
LIVER COMPLAINT, LIVER DISEASE

LIVER COMPLAINT, LIVER DISEASE
i. G. BILLIoUsNEss.- Bilious complaints
by some termed liver disease--lre very
common in this country The ordinary
indications, such as yellowness of the
skin and whites of the eyes, pain in the
right side under the inferior ribs, with
sometimes difficulty of respiration and
troublesome cOugh-are familiar to a host
of sufferers; but the liver, sometimes is
in a very unsatisfactory state without the
presence of such symptoms. When we
reflect that the liver is the largest Gland
OF the body, that it seCretes the bile which
lubricatcs the bowels and keeps them in
order, is the great blood purifier or clegu.
sing machine Of our systems. 1t may truly
be called the U0usekeeper If our HealM
Sudden transitions Of climatic tempera-
ture, or impure air, or 3oater are disturbing
elements which arrest the functions Of the.
liver, and render it torpid producing
dtalrdaa, dgsonterY bljoHs rsasaieHts, IN
tefmiHeh tccers, and general prostraton,
and unhealthy state of the whole or.
ganiZation,
1t is not surprising that medicine
which can restore the healthy operations
Of the liver, should command general
attention. Such medicine is CALIFoR.
MA VINEGAR BGTTERs, The Housekeep-
er's Towel and Broom.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

New Mexico, September /; California,
September 2; Vermont, September 81;
Maine, September 8, Colorado, September
10; Dakota, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and District of Co
lumhia, October s; South Carolina, Octo-
Der IS; West Virginia, October "A.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

If YOU want to be well dressed wear the
EImwood collar, If you want to be ecOnom-
zeal wear the Elmwood collar. If YOU want
to feel comfortable wear the Elmwood
collar. For sale AT all Gents Furnishing
stnrps.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

THE PAIN KILLER.-Special attention il
invited TO the testimony, voluntarily given
by Rev p NJ. Baker of Elmwood, In a Sc.
we're case of Asatic cholera. We would also.
say that we have frequently tested the mer
its of the Pain Killer, and we advise no per.
son to be without it.-Prooide,ce (R. ~ i'd.
perfiSeT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

HENRY K BoHD, Of Jefferson, Maine, WIS
cured Of splitting blood, soreness and weak
ness Of the stomach, by the use Of Jotaro,'S
Anodyar LijlHacyt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

AWAIT has been felt and expressed by
physicians for a safe and reliable rurgativc-
Such a want is now supplied in LHraon'&
PlYatiUc P{S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Tue PHYSIOLOGICAL JorHNAL for Au.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, Doubt
less the best Cough Medicine in the world. "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

The Agricultural Department at Washing
ton, on the I'd, commenced the distribution
OF several superior varieties Of fall wheat to
all the States and Territories adapted to its
growth The distribution will be completed
during the current month A large distri
button OF rye viii follow.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Vermont boasts that half the slate
pencils used IN the world are made in the
Green Mountain state