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A Yankee being asked to describe his
wife, said
"Why, sir, she'd make a regular fast.
go-shead steamer, my wife would-she
has such a wonderful talent for blowing
up"
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TIE PEN LETTER BOOK

For copying letters without Fresa or Water, con-
{, grow in favor wherever introduced,
saI rhousa2is now usin- il attest its wonderful
merits. All praise it's Simplicity and Convc-
uirncr, and a public test of six years has fully
established itE gcnuinencss and reliability. II
has only to he properly shown to be appreciated
Address p. GARRETT & Co., Philadelphia, In.
Agents wanted. inch I-4w
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DIR. y. ~BRADFIELD'S
EoI2aaIe Regulator !

Y WILL bring on the Ncnses relieve AL pain
1 at the monthly Period - cure Eheuma-
tism and Neuralgia Of Back and Uterus; Len.
corrhwa or Whites and partial P~roiaPas
Utcri check excessive Now, ami correct oil
rcyuluritje- peculiar 90 IaIior.
1t will remove all irritation u Kidneys "a
Bldlcr; reiiege Gos,iycuess I; purity the Blood
give tone aud strength 20 the whole eystem
clear the skin, impartinr = roev nue. TO tai
cheek and chcer.uIHcss to the mini.
1t il as sure a cure in all the above diseases
as Quinine is in Chills and Fever.
Ladies' can cure themselves Of all the Above
diseases without revealing their complaints 10
any one, which is always Notifying to their
pride and modGsty
1t is recommended by the best physicians and
the clergy.
LAGRANGE, Ga, TarCh 20, 1870.
Bradfeld Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Dcar Sire ~
take pleasure in stating thatI have used fer tho
last twenty years he m,dig,na you arc now Pn!
ting up, known ~ Dr.. J, RradGrIi's Female
Regulator, and consider it the hest combination
ever gotten together for the diseases for which
it ~ recommended. / have been familiar with
the prescription both rs q practitioner Of mcdi.
cine and in domestic practice, and can noues,ly
say that | consider it q boon to suffering e.
males, and can but hope that every lady n our
land, who may be suffering in any way peculiar
TO their sex, may be able to procure a bottle. that
their sulerings may not only he relieved, bnt
that they may be restored TO health and strength.
With my kindest regards, very respectful
ly, ". b. TERRELL, N. ..
NEAR MARIETTA, GA. Narch q, 1870
Messrs. Vim. Root K Son,-Dear Sirs Some
months ago / bought u bottle of Bradfeld's Es-
,-,H. u a. A.. .-. .t .f l.u. ,4.rN - -.
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This hog may not be thoroughly pos
ted in arithmetic; but when yoR come
% = square root he il there hs is-the
hog ID.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-28

1t is stated that a good looking young
Indy down 10 Georgia killed twenty-one
feas at one sitting. 'Rah for Georgia en-
~terprise. b -
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pROFITABLE E~MPLOYMENT

We dC-irQty engage = few more Agents to sell
tie Norll Renowned Improved Buckeye Sewing
Machine, ,t a liberal salary or on Commission.
A bore and wagon given To- Agents. Full par
iiru!Hrs furnished on application. Adlrcss W.
4. lIfNDfI;s"N ( Co., General Agents, Clcve-
band, Ohio, s 81. Louis, mo. mch7-4w
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DIR. J.. C. AYER& CO. a0Well, HGIa.s
Practical and Ana'yii-n! C~se-Lss,.
AND SOLD ALI ROUND TIRE WORLD
PRICE, Sf.GO PPR BGTrLE.
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BURNIIAM'S
WAITED. The only complete
re o;
JANTES FISH.

Containing a fun account Of all lis schemes, en-
'rrITisc- and assassination. Biographies OF
Vanderbilt, Drew and u.uer great Il. X. aud III
rauciH' .r4guatcr. Gront Frauds OF th" Tam
many Ring. Brilliant pen pictures In thc Lights
r. r~.aiusr Of New York Life. Jorir Mansfield,
ttc n.~ap. lIow % hraut,'ui woman capti,nted
nut ruined her yictim.. Lite Of Edward :.
S;Oscr, Illustrated octave Of over 500 pages.
Send - 30 for outfit, aud -erurc territory Mt once.
Circulars free. UNI"N PJDLISHISG Co., Phil
adeIphin, Chicago or CiEciuua'i. mchT-iw
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MACHINE.

SOME OF IT'S POINTS OF SUPERIORITY.
TITS the lirhtest and fastest-rnnning of any
l. frst-class shuttle Machine.
1t has more room to admit Of work under the
arm.
1t is cleaned md oiled with much less trouble
every part being in plain sight,
1t is less liable to get out of order-thorc be-
ing no acting springs used in its construction.
1t has tho most simple and effective feed de.
vice.
1t is decidedly the simplest and most durable
Machine in the market. ..,,l aH.. .yuH
1t is easier learned to operate than any other
Machine.
HE" BE SURE I'll to examine IT before
, buying any other Machine. l...
STACY & ANGEL, Gen'l Ag'ts.,
/, - sr lO2 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn
Bogart & Mayes have this celebrated Machine
for sale. Call and let us show you how it works
and we are sure you will buy no other.
je6 Tiff B0GART 4 MAYES.
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Second Quarterly Convention At Col
umbia

VIII meet on Tuesday, April II, and
sAould be composed Of delegates from
srsry Subordinate Lodge in the State.
MONITORS of the Grand Lodge are ex-of-
80 menlbers OF the Convention, 70 are
a.g.a and County Deputies. business
r i importance to the SUCCESS of II
-. II will coln- no:o"e tho Convention
. o. -oluabi%. Arrangements viii 10
a..as With tbs lssiiroAdH to pass dele
-,4to and iroA, the n~oOtingstor one
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chin Fever, ttcnittent Fever, Dumb
Ngue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
Cnd indeed all The uifeotiona which arise
from mAarious, ma-Sh, or insmsto
poiSona.
As is name implies, it does CIsrs, and docs pot
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatcver, it in nowise ~inJnr0s. any pa
ticnt. The numbcr and Importance of liza eIEes
IN he aCllC districts, are literally beyond account,
sndlwe bclicycNFi,hOnt Il parallel in tho history
Of Nglc medicine. Our pride IL gratiiled by the
acknOlplelgm,Rts vO receive or the. radical cures
effected iu obstinate cases, and where other rem
eIir- had wholly failed. -
I~narclMntcl persons, either resident m, or
travelling through niasinatic localities, Will DO
projected by taking the JGUE CURE daily.
Tor LircT Com %ptdints, arising rom torpid
lGting the LiyCr INTO healthy activity. b.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, b
IA an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by DR.. j. @. AYER G. Co, Practical
and Ahalyticul Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all rOund the world. .Utf .r ryf o. ~ ~
PRItc. $500 PEE BorrLR.
For sNle by Il. F. Scrugga, swectwa cr s1d b.
Druggists Generally. Y Sanford & Co., Enor
lille, Wholesale Agents. pepl2i..Tl-ly
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II ENTERPRISE.
IJasoAg.IIaJa3s 1877 2
Extraordinary inducements
Patrorire Your Home Papers.

TIE AHrrir1u Farmers AdyOeate
Sent T.r. ii r. Subscribers to the
NpRtHFCgr IRterpr.se.
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Grocers don't get much credit for
'al,sisy although il is veil known that
1--WE ns,c!y 81 their goods -
weigh.
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New Advertisements.

&O1H month tn ell our Universal Cement
IOID Combination Tunnel. button hole cut
ter, ami other articles. SACo NOVELTY Co, Saeo,
Me. mchT-4W
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Real Estate Dealers & Own
ers md nl Southern Enterprises dCs.rous of at.
racing
NORTHERN CAPITAL!

Should write, giving full particulars to GRIFFIN
Refer to Hou. Jcl,er-ou Hayi-, Memphis, Tenn,
EA-GoSsrugr VI /. Bpuhtu, EIGcicii, 8. g..
Usu. PN Il Young, Cnrtcr.yilie, Ga, Mr.. lien
r. A. schroeder, Prcsii't Southern Bunk, Mo-
bile, Altn sui ". Il. sorlcy * 60. Bankers,
G,IVr~tru, T"&a-. IuchT-tw
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The American farmers Advocate,
Publishes Monthly at Jackson, Tenn,
At 81 per year, will be furnished, without
extra charge, TO all subscribers u the
-. ni,tinc 3 for
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DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
RICEVILLE
SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
Institute.
D,oP W n Drourn D,:r.;n,J

ITOI. W. A. u. Brown, PRINCIPAL,
The Trustees ofthis Institution, which achiev-
ed so great celebrity n few years ago under the
management Of Professors Goforth and Brown,
have the pleasure of announcing that it is now
placed upon its forme footing, under the charge
Of the sam gentlemen.
The facilities are being greatly increased by
the erection of n magnificent new building, FOX
"A feet, three stories high, to DO completed du-
ring the present year.
Professor Brown is now here, and will have
charge Of the school with necessary assistants,
until Professor Go;orth arrives. I.
The exercises w%illOpcn the 2lst day Of August,
TaRMs FER SESSION OF FIVE MoNrAs:
First Class, $1,000
second ................ lzOO
lhird ................ 1870
Fourth " ................ 2000
Pupils will he charged from date Of entrance
to the close Otthe ses. ion.
The Textbooks are those used In the first In.
s]titutions Of, The c]ountry.
The gran end and aim NJ education il the de-
yelopment and discipline O. the faculties Of the
mind, in training to habits vi inlepenleutthiuk
ing and reasoning. Ours Is a School for mental
culture, and not the mere s%tufiug Of tue mem
DRY with uncouuet'ad facts Of science. Fuuda-
mental principles are IN every instance sought
for and applied.
We are determined 20 establish a school whose
standard of scholarship shall not be below that
Of the best on the continent.
Board can be furnished at So to 81 per week.
RIcEvELLE, Tenn, July 9th, 1871.
]. B. KlMBR0UGII,
..I5"a Pres. Board Of Trustees.
JNo. L. MCKINNEY, sec'y.
Aug.l0,tf.
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Without Change Of Cars.
Therefore making

mi
only One Change Rct1recn ChaHcaoog
ami 81. Lo,aS.
This is tho short and quick route West and
Northwest, being from
2 TO 100 MILES SH OF TIE
an hyth any other route. And equal, if not bet
ter than any Line to Texas, Arkansas and the
Mississippi river.
Emigrants 10y this route will not be put in Box
Cars which have no fires, seats or comforts of
any kind; but will have excellent Passenger
cars, thoroughly heated and well ventilated.
Remember tins and give us a Trial and see if we
90 not dOa as we UrOnose. H.- . tr.I. ..r.
Rates of Emigrants are rs follows /:
Knoxville to Memphis, 90
Little Rock, ............. 2G. 90
St. Louis, (Rai) .......... 81 .3j
(ItIyer) ........ I7.35
Kansas City, (Eiver) ...... 27.35
(Rai) ...... 81 So
(River) ........ 27.35
naiD :.:. s7.35
I" San Francisco, Rai) ..ll4.35
" jRivcr) ...... ITO. 35
Kansas City, all River,.... PISS
Passengers and Enigrants by this Line from
Chattanooga have choice of 3 different Toutcs to
the West and Northwest, as follows Win Uui1u
City, Hickman or Louisville, therefore giving II
superior advantages overall other Rouses.
Trains run to and from Chattanooga,
as follows
LEAVE. ARRIVE
3.lOa. IN. Sundays Excepted. 40 IL M
800 p. IN. Daily, 40 p. IN
All passengers are entitled to 100 povaia bag
gage, which will be handled with care free OF
charge.
For further information address Agents of this
Line at the following places:
II. NJ. Hook, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
II. c. Rose, a.. f".
l.. l.. osment, Cleveland,
IL. W. Renfro, Loudon,
W. J. Taylor Morristown, "
G. NJ. Harrin, Knoxville, b." . .
For Quick Time and Sure Connec-
ions don't forget to buy your Tickets
of the -.it...
Louis, Memphis, Nrshctlis and CtGta-
nooga Great Through Line.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
GenI Superintendent
L. DANLEY,
Gen1 p. & I. agent.
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Rare Chance for Agents.

EAHAgenis wanted for our splendid life size
e1UD charts ~ Cen. LPp. S-SfonC-
Nvnll'' .BuClESOn. and 20 other Histpr-
ic4l and Religions Charts > 4! Our Maps. CLar;s
etc, have u universal sale. No rick ., Largo
profits =, NAAsls X LUrRFCHT, Empire MAJ
aud Chart Establishment, lO7 Liberty ST., New
York. mchT-4w
T'LISI rs 40 HrrJuq 81
l by sending 0') cs with age,
k,lgk:. cglcr IF eyes md hair. Won will receive
by rtiUrH mail, - correct picture Of your future
husband or TitP, with name aud date OF marriage
A&dr"s- ". FOX, p. O.. Drawer, No. "a Fulton
VILE, Ny. m1hT-4w
D-NclOIOGiS. Fascination or Soul
l. charming, 800 pages by Herbert Ham
ilton, Il. A.. How tru-c ibis power (Which all
po-sc,sl at will. Hviuatiuu, SpirituHlism, S0r-
ceries, DrmnEoloSy and a thousand other won
dcrs-Tricc ly mail 81 -, in clotn; PAPER Gov
cIS el.pJ. Copy free 20 agents only. SI.Oou
monthly easily made. Address 7. ". EvAyS,
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A. EEOOn to tho Whole Esaoe
OF w CONAN!

II AAADS 10 HAPPINESS
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
TAX DEED NOTICE,
Office Of County Clerk,
Wood County, Wisconsin

Notice il hereby z ven that the
following described lands were sold
by the County Treasurer of Wood
County, on the 9th day of Sc ptember
A. d. 1870, for the taxes and charges
thereon, for the year 1869, and that
the same are yet unredecned at
this office, and the holders of GER
tificates Of sale of said lapds will be
entitled to tax deed thereon, in
accordance with the laws Of this
State, unless redeemed on or before
the 9Th day Of September, 1873. The
interest and charges are computed
to the last day of redemption.
Given under my hand at Grand
Rapids, this It'll day Of December
A. ID. 1872. -.-
l.. p. pow Frs,
County Clerk.
, 1872-02-15

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about starting away for the scene of the
wreck. Capt. Warren accompanied by
Capt. wylde. waited on Governor Trutch
yesterday morning and laid the matter
before His Excellency. The Governor
who manifested lively interest in
the affair Immediately took steps to
have the shipw-ecked people relieved.
We presume that a war-vessel viii be
dispatched to the spot to-day.
.Since the above was in type we learn
that His Excellency was in consultation
with Capt. Gator, r. n, yesterday and
that it was decided to dispatch the Spar
rowhawk to the scene of reported dis
aster. To the statement given above,
Capt. Warren adds that the vessel was
said by one account to be full of goods
and by another to have a cargo OF lum-
ber. At any rate, she must have been
large ship to require 20 men to work
her. .]-British Colonist, Feb. IL.
, 1872-02-15

QUESTIONABLE LoG1c.-The Olympia
Transcript, in discussing the matter OF
the Liberal Republican Convention to
be held in Cincinnati in May, says: :" 1t
remains to be seen what course the De-
mocratic party will pursue in the next
Presidential race if they should repu-
diate the passive policy and place can
didate in the field, then the next Presl-
deutial race will result in q triangular
fight, which may be the means of throw
ing the next election into the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, there is undoubtedly a
growing dissatisfaction among Republl-
cans against Grants administration"
This triangular eight, instead of di-
minishing the probabilities Of Grants
election, would increase them and
assure his success, with scarcely pos
sibility of the election being thrown into
the House. The Liberal Republicans
could not possibly carry single State
without the aid of Democrats. and the
Democratic party, in its present demor-
aized condition could not carry half
n dozen States without the aid of Liber-
nj Republicans.
The Transcript and its hackers once
tried the experiment of defeating can
iidate by a triangular fight, and we
need not mention the result. If Grant
proves strong enough with his party to
command the regular party nomination,
he will have the prestige and the power
to defeat any divided opposition. The
Democratic party held power by pop
nlar plurality long after the ascertained
majority of the popular vote was against
It. 1t was the aggregation of all the
adverse elements of opposition in the
governing States which finally overthrew
that party, and not entirely its own par
ty divisions. 1t is only by like union
of all the elements of opposition to the
present Administration, under new
party organization, with but single
avowed purpose, that any prospect OF
the defeat of Grant is offered. The
proposed Cincinnati Convention can do
nothing more than form nucleus for
y general opposition party, with fair
prospect of success but if the Democ-
racy reject this proffer, this movement
will not effect the present status of par
ties any more than the Cleveland Con-
,.ention did the reelection of Lincoln,
or the Philadelphia Convention did the
election of Grant. 'ff - ~
, 1872-02-15

and Sharon; the other districts are
sparsely settled, but immigrants are
pouring in and schools viii be establish
ed as soon as population warrants.
Roads are generally good and lead in all
directions through the county. As to
morals, there is not county in the Ter
ritory that can beat it. There is not a
saloon in the county; man cannot get
! drink of whiskey, except for medicine,
in the county; the churches all have
good membership. 1t is one of the best
counties west of the Cascades All
classes are prosperous and happy, and
calmly wait for the time when steam
boats shall run on the river, railroads
on its banks, etc. .-.-
Without disparaging Chehalis coun-
ty, which embraces a rich section of
farming lands, we may state the fact
that within thirty miles of Seattle there
are more acres of lands of similar char
acter and equal If not superior produc-
tive capacity. than in the whole Cheha-
lis valley. The Snohomish, Dwamish.
Black, White, and Cedar rivers, with
many smaller streams. run through val
leys of considerable extePt as rich as any
portion of the Chehalis valley, and far
richer than any part of the Willamette
Valley. Unlike Chehalis, here saloons
are plenty, and a thirsty man can get a
drink of whiskey almost anywhere in
this section And, what is better, there
are within the area mentioned, four ex-
cellent breweries. As to morals, We can
beat Chehalis, or almost any other coun-
ty in quantity and variety-good, bad
and indifferent-if not in quality
The Club determined to form per-
manent association under the general
incorporation laws OF the Territory,
with cash capital of $4,000, with pow
er to increase as necessity may require,
in shares of S. to $40 each.
, 1872-02-15

as s'stab in the back, and says" We
can stand up under it if they can" We
have no means of knowing how much of
the accidents of hospitality he can
stand up under, but would advise him,
if he would avoid stabs in the back, not
to make any more prominent exhibitions
of that portion of his body.
N. P. r. r. SURvEGs.-The party that
have been surveying in the vicinity of
Olympia for the past few weeks, made
their entrance into this city yesterday.
from the east side over the Swantown
bridge and down Fourth street, driving
stakes as they went along. This looks
like business. II must soon be decided
on which side the road will terminate,
as we understand that it is the intention
of the Company to commence work on
this end as soon as dry weather sets
in-Tribune, Feb. s. .s
What ails JAS. F. Legatt, the gentle
man chosen to succeed Gov. Salamon :?
He was confirmed by the senate now
that body shows a disposition to reject
him. A dispatch dated Washington,
Feb. 9TH, says r
The motion of Sumner to reconsider
the confirmation of Legatt, of Washing
ton Territory, was agreed to, but no fur
ther action was taken on the nomination
which is pending.
Will some of the knowing ones inform
us what this means Tribune.
AMUsEMENrs.-Olympians cannot COM
plain of lack of facilities for enjoying
themselves. What with the different
dancing clubs and schools, the popular
skating rink, lectures on every topic, the
frequent shows, &C., there is something
going on every evening. This shows
that we must be in a prosperous and
happy condition, as the entertainments
are all well patronized, and people don t
generally amuse themselves unless they
are making money or else in a particu-
larly good humor. If we do lack the
opera houses aud theatres oflarger cities
1--WE shall have them too, in due course
of time) we doubt if our citizens could
find more pleasure than they do now
in the social intercourse that is met
with whenever they assemble for such
purposes. Tribune.