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Le Meschacébé. [volume]

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ocr: w^ --,i r l i ii i « - ^ 14 i i p i- m -Ji » , ...-..-.-..-.. -^ . -. -..-. . -. --.... SEPTIEME ANNEE VOL., VII, N 318. SAMEDI 26 FEVRIER 1859. * Agents: Nouele-OrVens, Victor Hébert Sc Oie, Tr® de Chaitres, 1s. satA.Werxniene r6mfi4UfteeM. 4ii D'WDTOXWLD. ,- Ril H Jos.ph ElP11q He.rt, Notaire, 54-Jacques. a eU. gsiem e ie u^r B F. K r lM'tte, Donald onvlle. -Et. Lauor Ve nvilloe. JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE.


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Wood County reporter. [volume]

ocr: CHEEfiIHS SEWS FSB TH£ IRIEITALS The Evanic Order on the Piz! AWFUL AVALANCHE OF NEW GOODS! At u IOOI” Front Street. Another Mamoth Stock OF Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Previsions, Hardware, Crockery, Ready-Hade Clothing, WOODEN WARE, &c. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins. Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Rusias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirting.*!, Benins, Cloths, Cassi meres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen, Jeans, Farmers' Utensils, Hardware. Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice. Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheer.o, Lard, Tobac co, and, in factj every article usually kept in a general Vari-tv Store--which will b<? sold exclu sively for GASH OR REASY PAY! Si*re on Front Street, Cantralia, opposite Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON k CO. Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858.

place_of_publication: Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.

publisher: [J.N. Brundage]


ocr: I i j ! j ! j i j i i j j j I j ' ! CHAS. 31. 3VEBB, ITT OISA El AT LAW, FRONT street, opposite scotj’s store. Grand liapids, T Visconsin. [Will practice in the several Courts of the Counties of Wood, Portage, and Waushara.] G. F. AVITTEH, Physpclait aiid Surgeon, Practices his profession in all of its branch es. Particular attention given to Surgery. Office fust door couth of the Wisconsin Ho r | tel, in Neeves’ Block, Grand liapids, Wisconsin. C.S.3IILLIN GTOx73I.dT~ PHISICUA A SlilfiEOX, May be fount] at his residence in Mr. Bush's | house, on the bluff. Having given his undivided | attention to the practice of his profession in all its various branches during the past thirty } years [ten years of which have been spent in this State,] and having kept himself thorough ly informed in all the recent improvements of the healing art, hopes to share in the confidence of the people of this place and vicinity. Grand Rapids, March 18, 1559. 12-ly A. EARLL, llomßopatfile Pli ysl c i an. OFFICE OYER THE POST-OFFICE. Stevens Point , IFis. C. 31 ALLOT!Y, Watch-Maker and Jeweler, AT THE POST-OFFICE, Grand Rapids , THsconsm. W. L. GAYLORD, DEALER IN (iti'oeerirs, Pro* isioais, &c., (KROMGR & KNAPP’S OLD STAND,) Grand llnpids, 'Wisconsin. MOSHER & FOSTER, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, &c., Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. JAMES S. ALLAY, Alt’ysmd Counselor at Law, Plover, Portage County , TT7s. GRANITE HOUSE Formerly Runnion House. Chicago, - SlHssois. Corner Claik and Van Buren Sts. One block from Michigan Southern, Rock Island and Fort Wayne Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. P. 0. Box 3369. 1 Itf m Ml AID GEIERAI


ocr: j CIEERING SEWS FOR THE OHIESTAy The Evanic Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE OF NEW GOODS! At 4i lOOl M Froat Street. Another Mamoth Stock OF Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Ready*Hla<le 1 lothiug, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Rusias, Hats and Caps, Boots and .Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirting*, Benins, Cloths, Cafsimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen, Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Hah, Spice, Rai sins, flour, Pork, Beef. But ler, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually kept in a general Yarn ty Storo--which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OR READY PAY! Stsre on Front Street, Cenlralia, opposite Grand Rapids. 0. GARRISON k CO. Ccntralia, Deo. 27, 1858. j i ■ | i ! | i I ' j ■ |


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ocr: Fur Caps and Gloves. OL'CH as Beaver, Otter, Ac., of different iO styles, and a good assortment cf Gent's Buckskin Gauntlets, half Gauntlets, Fancy Mit tens, and Drivers' Gloves. These goods have been bought at auction, and will be sold very We ask a J HOMIER


ocr: £i\g I i) egg jJ li'cci CHAsT M. WEBB, at law, front street, opposite scott’s store. Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. [Will practice in the several Courts of the Counties of Wood, Portage, and Waushara.] gTf. Physician and Surgeon, Practices his prefession in all of its branch es. Particular attention given to Surgery. Office first door rouih of the Wisconsin Ho tel, in Neeves’ Block, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. C. S. MILLINGTON, M. D. PHYSIC IA A & SURGEON, Mav be found at his residence in Mr. Bush’s house, on the bluff. Having given his undivided attention to the practice of his profession in all its various branches during the past thirty years [ten years of which have been spent in this State,] and having kept himself thorough ly informed in all the recent improvements of the healing art, hopes to share in the confidence „f the people of this place and vicinity. Grand Rapids, March 18, 1859. 12-ly A KAKLL, iSoiiHEopathir Pliysiclan. OFFICE OVER THE POST-OFFICE, Stevens Point, IFts. ~ C. MAT.LORY, Watch-Maker and Jeweler, AT THE POST OFFICE, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. removalT W. L. GAYLORD, DEALER I.V Groceries, Pi’diisions, (KRONER k KYAPP’S OLD STAND,) Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. MOSHER A FOSTER, DEALERS IN (si’octries, Provisions, Ac., j Grand Rapids . W'iscon sin. JAMES S. ALBAN, AlTy ami I’oßßscSor ni Law, Plover, Portage County , TVas. GRANITE HOUSE. Formerly Runnion House. Chicago, - Illinois. Corner Clark and Van Bnren Sts. One block from Michigan Southern, Rock Island and Fort Wayne Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. P. O. Box 3509. Hf iw in in aim lit. WOOD & HAINES, Grand Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin. ATLILL attend to the paying of Taxes in the \ t counties of Central Wisconsin, and par ticularly in the counties of Wood, Portage,


ocr: Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad. CHANGE OF TIME. MONI> AY, MAT 10, 185 8, Passenger Trains going South, leave Milwaukee a- 8.15 A. M., and 3:45 P. M. Passenger Trains due at Milwaukee at 1:35 and 7:35 P. M. Freight Train leaves Milwaukee at 7:30 A. M , awe at 8:20 P. M. Passenger Trains leave Chicago at 9:35 A. M., and 8:40 I*. M. Freight Train leave* Chicago at 8:30 A. M. M. L. SYKES, Sup’t. .JOHN T. MOODY, Agent, Milwaukee.


ocr: Know all Men by these Presents, That we are now selling off our GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To make room for a NEW SPRING STOCK! BENOULEY & PHILLEO. The Store!


ocr: BENOULEY & PHILLEO. The Variety Store! BEXCHLEY & PSIIEEEO Keep constantly on hand, and for sale At Use Lowes! market Prices, the following articles: OR! GOODS, FARC! GOODS, V/oolen Goods Hats aad Caps, CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, FALL AND WINTER BONNETS, UNDER SHIRTS, OVER SHIRTS, LINSEY JACKETS, BUCK AND WOOLEN MITTS AND GLOVES, BOOTS AND SHOES, DANCING PUMPS, GLASS-WARE, CROCKERY, <vc., £c., Ac. Also, CHOICE GROCERIES, Consisting of Choice Teas, Coffees, Sugars, kc. Provisions constantly in store. Drugs and Med icines. All the Family Medicines of tie day, with the usual Apothecary Medicines, constant ly on hand. Stationery of every desciiptlon, including School and Blank Books, to suit pur chasers. Also, Choice Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. All of the above named articles we will sell CHEAP for Cash. BENCH LEY & PHILLEO.


ocr: New Livery Stable. ANEW Livery Establishment has been ed on the bluff, on the Kline Estate, where pera os will alwajs find good Horses and riages-on short notice and at reasonable prices. Horses kept by the day. week, or month on reeseaable term } t SEARL


ocr: WOOD CO. REPORTER JOHX N. BRiUDAGU, Editor. ■E. M. HAINES, Corresponding Editor. GRAND RAPIDS. WIS.: Saturday Morning, April 30th, 1859. Single copies of the Reporter ®say be had at this Office, at Five Cents each. Office on the bluff, opposite Magnolia House. TERMS: Oue copy one year, $1.50 if paid in advance; if not paid within three months, anS 'if *ot paid within six months, $2.00. These term* will bj; strictly adhered to in all cases. . X Whea the time expires for which the Heporter has been paid, an X w ill be marked •n the last paper, and may be regarded as an invitation to renew. Oar Agents, The following are the only authorized agents to transact business for th? Reporter, and their receipts for subscription and advertising will it honored until further notice; S. M. Pettengill & Cos , New York City. C. 11. Scrivcn, Chicago, Ills. Edward Wia.


ocr: tBUSIMTEnW ... - * The Evanic Oilier on tire Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE © F II GOODS! At “iGOl'* Front Street, CEN T IR, .A. ZL. I .A. 1 1 Another Kamoth Stock O T Dry Goods, QROCEEIBS, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Clofliingr, WOODEN WARE, <fcc., <fcc. Consisting of Bilks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Rusfias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Benin?, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweed*, Linen Jeans, Farmeis’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai mis, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every artisde usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OE HEADY PAY! Store on Front street, Centralia, opposite Grmid Rapids. 0. GARRISON A CO. Ceniralia, Dec. 87, 1858. Eta Probate.


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER & FOSTER, lITI K • HIE? to tmm BUT they can assure the citizens of Grand Rapids and vicinity that they bars on hand a general assortment of Groceries! iVO PROVISIONS 1 Comprising & full assortment of Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Pepper, Spice, Nut megs, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Raisins, Smok ing and Chewing Tobacco, Flour, Pork, Ham, Fish, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Saleratus. Salt. Candles, Soap, Starch, Candies, Figs, Nuts Soda, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Peppersauce, Rice, Beans, and Potatoes; Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Buck and Woolen Mitts and Gloves, and Hosiery; in short, they keep a general variety of everything, except “piece goods.” All of which will be sold at living prices, FOR READY FAY ONLY! No business done en the Credit System. MOSHER & FOSTER.


ocr: 1 By sf. 7K. HAS IL iu IL . 0V ING to the tightness of the times, and no corn in Egypt, the undersigned is induced I to take Pictures at the following rates: Molainotvpes, 1-6,- |0 gg .“ ’ 1-9, 50 I Ambrotypea, with cases, . 73 “ “ “ 1 00 “ “ “ 2 00 “ “ “ double, 2 50 Pictures set in Rings, Locket* and Pins. — Hours from 9A. M. until 4P. M. Rooms two doors north of the Bank. 11. M. HASKELL. Grand Rapids, Jan. 13th. 3-1 v


ocr: fIUHK Hi M TSI The Evanic Order on the Oiz! AWFUL AVALANCHE O F mw nnnTi^i liBW lnJyUtjl AS “ 3003*’ Front Street, Another Mamoth Stock 0 F Dry Goods, GROOEKIES, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, * J Ready-Made C lothing, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. 7 7 Consisting of Silks, Delaine*, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Kus'ias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings. Denins, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jeans, Farmers' Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffte, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flo ir. Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OK KEADY PAY! Store on Front street, Ccntralia, opposite Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON A CO. Ccntralia, Dec. 2Y, ISSS.


ocr: P. 0. Box 3569. Itf WINTER IS HERE! The Great Comforter Is one of WOOD'S STOVES! Which are going off rapidly for Cadi, County, Town and School Orders! At the Lowest Lining Prices. Store next door West of the Magnolia House.


ocr: ~ 110, YE 111 VGRY ! Groceries & Provisions! AARPIN k BROTHER have converted their • Saloon into a Grocery and Provision where will alwavg be found a full and stock, which will be sold at the lowest prices. We sell goods for Cash or Pro only. A single call will satisfy the closest that we sell cheap. Grand Rapids, November 80, 1858. 51-3 m


ocr: WOOD CO. REPORTER JOHN N. BRUWDAGE, Editor. E. M. HAINES, CorrespoXding Editor. ■ ___ GRAND RAPIDS. WIS.: Saturday Morning, March 12th, 1859. Single copies of the Reporter may b* feid at ibis Office, at Five Cents each. Office on the bluff, opposite Magnolia House. - - TERMS: Ou copy one vear, $1.50 if paid in advance; Kot paid within three months, |1.75 ; and if lot paid within six months, $2.00. These term* will ba strictly adhered to in •11 eases. X Whe tko time expiree for which the Reporter has been paid, an X will be marked •• the last paper, and may be regarded as an Imvitation to renew. Our Agents. Tbs following are the only authorized agents ta transact business for the Reporter, and their receipts for subscription and advertising will be honored until farther notice: S. M. I’ettengill & Cos , New York City. C. 11. Striven, Chicago, 111*. Edward Miller, Milwaukee, Wig. FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, BESTIR, OUST PAINE,


ocr: Hill IIS FOR THIIRIESTALS Ills Evanic Order oo the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE CF limn pnnno i 11 fin liliUUu! At “1003.” Froni Street. CENTRALIAI i Another Mamotli Stock OF Dry Goods. GROCERIES, I Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Eeady?lade Ciotliiaig, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of I Silks, Delaines, Ginghams. Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons. Flowers, Rusius, Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Danins, CIo hs, Cussimvrea, Satinets, Tweeds, I. nen, Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee. Rice, 1 ish, Spit , Rai sins, i lour, i’erk, Beef, But ter. Cheese, Lind, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually k pt ia a general V. vi ty Stoie--which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OR TL EA D Y PAY! St f re on Front Street, Ccutralia, opposite Grand Rapids 0. GARRISON A CO. Ccntralia, Dec. 27, 18';8.


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER <fe FOSTER, HIVENO WMT fi LOSES T)UT thry can assure the citizens of Grand -13 Rapids and vicinity that they have on hand a general assortment of G r oceries! A N* D PBOVISIOIQ-S 1


ocr: (BISIERHSim | 1 The Evanic Older or the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE o r M GOODS! At u 1001” Front Street, CENTRALIA!! Another Mamoth Stock o F Dry Goods, OIS.OCEE.XES, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, BeaJy-3la!le CSojliijig, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Deliines. Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Rusias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Denius, Cloths, Cassimercs, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively fur CASH OR READY PAY! Store on Front street, Centralia, opposite Grand Rapids. 0. GARRISON £ CO. Centralia, Deo. 27, 1858.


ocr: OUH PROCLAMATION! Know all Hen by these Presents, Thai vf3 are now selling o 2 our GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To make room for a NEW SPRING STOCK! BEKCBLBY 4 PUII.LEO. S6OO Reward. from the Jail of Portuge County, Wis.


ocr: ■■■ ‘ lll fitdbets 3 eeol3. G. F. WITTER, Physician and Surgeon, Practices his profession in all of its branch es. Particular attention giren to Surgery. Office first door south of the Wisconsin Ho tel. in Xeevcs' Block. strand Rapids,


ocr: limit ms n he nm j The Evanic Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE O P nv GOODS! At “ 1001'’ Frout Street, CEjSTTEALIAI! Another Mamotb Stock o F Dry Goods, aSOOEBIES, ‘ Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Rcady-Esde Cloliiing, WOODEN WARE, Ac., &c. Consisting cf Si Ic3, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Grape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons. I lowers, Ruslas, Hate ai;d Caps, Boots and bhoc?, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shir.ings, Denins, Cloths, Casßmeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen J can?., Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffte, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OR READY PAY! Store on Front street, Centralia, opposite Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON & CO. Centralia, Dec. 27, ISSB.


ocr: OUR PROCLAMATION! Esow all Dlcn by these Presents That we arc now selling off our GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To malic room for a SEW SPBIXfi STOCK! EEMCITLET s rniLLEO.


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER & FOSTER, HATS *• liinv m Li^ii BUT they cu assure the citizens of Grand Rapid* and vicinity (bat they have on hand a general assortment of Groceries! AMD PROVISIONS I Comprising a full assortment of Teas. Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Pepper. Spice, Nut megs, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Raisins. Smok ing and Chewing Tobacco, Flour, Pork, Ham. Fish, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Saleratus, Salt, Candles, Soap, Starch. Candies, Figs, Nuts. Soda, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Peppersauce, Rice, Beans, and Potatoes; Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes, Buck and Woolen Mitts and Gloves, and Hosiery; in short, they keep a general variety of everything, except “ piece goods.” Alt ef which will be sold at living prices, FOE BEADY PAY ONLYI *3T No business done #n the Credit Srstem. MOSHER k FOSTER. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857.


ocr: New Livery Stable. ANEW Livery Establishment hae been open ed on the bluff, on the Kline Estate, where i persons will always find good Horse* and Car- 1 riages on short notice and at reasonable prices. ' Horses kept by *be day. week, or month on ■ t*rms


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER & FOSTER, BiSfflT ITS Will BUT they can assure the citizens of Grand Rapids and vicinity that they have on hand a general assortment of Groceries! AND i Comprising a full assortment of Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Pepper, Snice, Nut megs, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Raisins, Smok ing and Chewing Tobacco, Flour, Pork, Ham, Fish, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Saleratus, Salt, Candles. Soap, Starch, Candies, Figs, Nuts, Soda, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Pcppcrsauce, Rice, Beana, and Potatoes; Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Buck and Woolen Mitts and Gloves, and Hosiery; in short, they keep a general variety of everything, except “piece goods.” All of which will be sold at living prices, FOE READY PAY ONLY! fg* No business done eu the Credit System. MOSHER ii FOSTER.


ocr: house’ GRAND RAPIDS, WIS. B. P. BAiVtsS, Proprietor. THIS large and convenient House, (formerly Clinton House,) has been leased for a term of years by the undersigned, and refitted and refurnished in a suitable manner. It will be bis constant effort to make it second to none in Wisconsin, and he trusts to merit a large share of patronage from the travelling public. Anew and convenient barn is attached for the accommodation of teams. Stages for Kilbourn and Stevens Point leave this House every alternate dav. B. P. BANGS. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1557.


ocr: Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857. GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER & FOSTER, HAT* ti O BUT they can assure the citizens of Grand Rapids and vicinity that they hare on hand a general assortment of Groceries! AND provisioists i Comprising a full assortment of Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Pepper, Spice, Nut megs, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Raisins, Smok ing and Chewing Tobacco, Flour, Pork, Ham, Fish, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Saleratus, Salt, Candles, Soap, Starch, Candies, Figs, Nuts, Soda, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Peppersauce, Rice, Beans, and Potatoes; Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Buck and Woolen Mitts and Gloves, and Hosiery; in short, they keep a general variety of everything, except “piece goods.’’ Ali of which will be sold at living prices, FOE EEADY PAY ONLY! No business done en the Credit System. MOSHER & FOSTER. Grand Dec. 5, 1857.


ocr: and Fort Wayne Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. P. O. Box 3569. Itf ISTE*W" FIRM. O EAGLE FOUNDRY AND SISSIP3 o IDE-A. IST Sc SMITH, PORTAGE CITY, WIS., Are prepared with Good Workmen, Tools & Patterns, to do as good work as any similar establish ment in the State. Particular attention given to manufacturing FLOUR & SAW MILL GEARING, •f every description and of the most approved patterns. We make to order SUGAR of the most approved patterns, CIRCULAR qi/d §l9lsjcj SAW ABBOUK3, BRASS CASTINGS ef every kind; Threshing Machines, PLOWS, SCRAPERS, <tc. We keep constantly on hand THRESHING MACHINE CASTINGS, SAW ARBOUKS, PLOWS, CAULDRON KETTLES, Ac. When necessary, all JOB WORK, particu larly repairing, will be prosecuted day and night until finished. N. B. We are agent* for Smiths Patent WATER WHEEL, which if allowed by those that os* it to be the best wheel in use. Two hundred dollars is offered by Smith for any wheel that can be produced that will do as much work with the same amount of water. W* refer to those that are using the wheel: 5. M. CARR, Dekorra, Columbia Cos. BARKER k NILES, Cascade, Adams Cos. OLMSBY k CO., Oxford, Marquette Cos. July 29, 185$. 3-ly ■ - .... . House and Lets for Sale!


ocr: 3 q'.S in? 65 : > CIIAS.- M. WEBB, :: - 4TTOR3V Y AT ’ LAW, FRONT STREET, OPPOSITE Bs6tt'S STOKE. Grand Rapids , Wisconsin.' [Will practice in the seyeral 'Courti of the | Counties of Wood, Portage, and tVausbara.j G. F. WITTER, Physician ami Surgeon, Practices his profession in all of its branch es. Particular attention given to Surgery. Office first door south of the . Wisconsin Ho tel, in Neeves’ Block, • . - - - . Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. c. S. MILLINGTON, M. D. " PHYSICIAY A SiHGEOY, May be found at his.residence ia Mr. Bulb’s house, on the bluff. Having given his undivided attention to the practice of his profession in all its various branches during the past thirty years [ten years of which have been spent in this State,] and haviag kept himself thorough-- ly informed in all the recent improvements of the healing art, hopes to share in the confidence : of the people of this place and vicinity. Grand Rapids, March 18, 1858. 12-ly A. EARLE, Homeopathic Physician. OFFICE OVER THE POST-OFFICE, Stcvrns Paint , Wis. C.MALIO RY, “ ” and Jeweler, AT THE POST-OFFICE, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. REMOVALI ! W. L. GAYLORD, DEALER IN Graccries, Provisiont, Ac., (KROMER & KNAPP’S OLD STAND,) Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. ___ f MOSHER & FOSTER, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, &c., Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. JAIMES S. and C ounselor at Law, * ■ i Plover , Portage County, T Vis. GRANITE HOUSE. Formerly Runnion Bouse. Cliicago, - Illinois. Corner Clark and Van Buren Sts. One block from Michigan Southern, Rock Island pud Fort Wayne Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. P. 0. Box 3565. ' Itf


ocr: F'OUS WANHEB! ~ SUCH J.R Fisher, lajlm, Goon, Muskrat, Fez, Wolf and Otter, which the highest market price in Ce*lj be paid at the S,:e of MoSHER L FOSTER.


ocr: New Livery Stable. 4 NEW Livery Establishment has been open lx. cd on the blnff, on the Kline Estate, where persons will always find good Horses and Car riages a short notice and at reasonable prices. Horses kept by -ho day, week, or month on ressouablc terms J. K SHAFT.


ocr: • • •*-: " :•* iV - tee ’ - v# y. . -. The Evawc Order AWFUL AVALANCHE OF - - * - - • • . - At “fOOl” Front Street. O E IST TBAL-iAi Another Mamoth Stock OF Dry Goods, GROCERIES, ’ Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Eeady-Made Clothing, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of Siik, ivelain?*, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Sibbons, Flowers, Rusias, Hats and Caqs, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirting*, Denins, Cloths, Cassiraeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen, Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, everv article usually kept in general Variety Store--which w ill bo sold exclu sively for CASH OH READY PAY! I Stare on Front Street, Csntralia, opposite , Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON k CO. t Centralia, Dec. 27, ISSB.


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ocr: OUR PROCLAMATION! Kbow all Oea toy thM Preheats, That we are bow soiling off ov GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To ask# room for a NEW SPRING STOCK! BENCHLIT h PHILLEO. The Variety Store! BENCULEY Sc PHILLEO Keep constantly on band, and for sale At the Lowest Market Prices, the following articles: DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, Woolen Goods, Hats and Caps, CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, FALL AND WINTER BONNETS, UNDER SHIRTS, OYER SHIRTS, LINSEY JACKETS, BUCK AND WOOLEN MITTS AND GLOVES, BOOTS AND SHOES, DANCING PUMPS, GLASS - WARE, CROCKERY, Ac., Ac., Ac. Also, CHOICE GROCERIES, Conflating of Choice Teas, Coffees, Sugars. Ac. Provisions constantly in store. Drugs and Med icines. All the Family Medicines of the dav, with the usual Apothecary Medicines, constant ly on hand. Stationery of every desciiption, including School and Blank Books, to suit pur chasers. Also, Choice Liquors for Medicinal Purpose*. All of the above named articles we will sell CHEAP for Cash. BENCHLET k PHILLEO. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857. GLORIOUS NEWS!


ocr: CHAS. M. WEBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COR. BROADWAY & WASHINGTON AY. Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. [Will practice in the several Courts of the Counties of Wood, Portage, and Waushara.] G. W. WHITNEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SI'RCiEON, Grand Hapids, "Wisconsin. C. MALLORY, Watch-Maker and Jeweler, AT THE POST-OFFICE, Grand Rapids , Wisconsin, BENCHLEY & PHILLEO, DEALERS IK Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., Grand Rapids , Wisconsin . REM W. L, GAYLORD, DEALER IK Groceries, ProTisions, Ac., (KRGMER 4 KNAPP’S OLD STAND,) Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. O. GARRISON & CO., DEALERS IK Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac., Centralia , Wisconsin. JAMES S. ALBAN, Att’y and Counselor at Law, Plover, Portage County, Wis. Office at the Herald office. Jif * mosher Y foster, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Ac., Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. WALKER HOUSE, Hasbro lick &. Pearce, Propr’i. CORNER OF EAST WATER * MASON STREETS, MILWAUKEE. A. EARLL, Homoeopathic Physician. OFFICE OVER THE POST-OFFICE, Stevens Point, Wis. grand” rapids lodge, No. 91, I. O. O. F. HOLD their regular meetings on Thursday Evening of each week. A cordial invita tihn is extended to the members of the Frater nity SETH REEVES, N. G. LEMUEL KROMER, V. G. i-ly WM. KLINE, Sec. "^anite^hodseT" Formerly Runnion House. Chicago, ... Illinois. Corner Clark and Van Buren Sts. One block from Michigan Southern, Rock laland and Fort Wavne Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. P. 0. Box 3569. Itf USTBW FIRM. o EAGLE FOUNDRY AND USBEISB o XDIB-AJNr SMITH, PORTAGE CITY, WIS., Are prepared with Good Workmen, Tools & Patterns, to do as good work as any similar establish ment in the State. Particular attention given to manufacturing FLOUR & SAW MILL GEARIKG, of every description and of the most approved patterns. We make to order ot&ab mmm, ef the most approved patterns, CIRCULAR §^h) SAW AIRBOIJRS, BRASS CASTINGS ef every kind,


ocr: New Livery Stable. ANEW Livery Establishment has been open ed on the bluff, on the Kline Estate, where persons will always find good Horses and Car riages- on short notice and at reasonable prices. Horses kept by tbs B*v. wek. or month en {•fkaasnaele terms J K RffAEI..


ocr: dmiß nvs m m oidtms The Eyanic Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE • T NEW GOODS! A t *1001” From Street, OENTRALIAH Another Mamoth Stock OP Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Ready-Hade Clothing, WOODEN WARE, Ac., &c. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams. Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Rusiaa, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheeting-?, Shir ing?, Benins, Cloths, Caasimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware. Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, OofT-e, Rice, Fish, Spice, Ral •eins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every artivlc usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will* be sold exclu sively for CASH OB BEADT PAT! Store on Front street, Centralia, opposite Grand Rapids. o. garrison a co. Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858.


ocr: Our PROCLAMATION! Knew atl flea bf UMM Presents, nt #* no* ofi Mr GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To make room for a V•‘ J - NEW STRING STOCK! ttSCELE? & PSILLfO.


ocr: Grand Rapids House. (LATE COiTPTON IIOUS-E.) Wl. S. ITIIMFR, Proprietor. BEING located In the business part of town, having been thoroughly furnished, this spa cious and commodious house is now well calcu lated to give full satisfaction to guests. No expense or pains will be spared to make this House a comfortable home to weary travellers. A large and finished Stable is a tached. Stages leave this Hotel for New Lisbon, Kilbourn and Stevens Point. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5. 1857. I-ly


ocr: 18-AJNra-S HOUSE. GRAND RAPIDS, WIS. 15. P. BAIVGS, Proprietor. THIS large and convenient House, Clinton House.) has been leased for a terra of years by the undersigned, and refitted refurnished in a suitable manner. It will be his constant effort to make it second to none Wisconsin, and he trusts to merit a large of patronage from the travelling public. Anew and convenient barn is attached the accommodation of teams. Stages. for Kilbourn and Stevens leave this Houa? everv alternate dav. B. P. BANGS. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, ISST.


ocr: SSOO Reward. T)&OKE from the Jail of Portage County, Wl*. . X) tjn the night of Dec. 14th, LAFONTAIN, committed for trial, for mau siaugh'er. He Is a man of about 25 years age, about five feet ten inches in height, hair, aliva and straight, is Canadian "French by birh, but speaks good English. The above reward will be paid for his deliv ery to the Sheriff of Wood or Portage Coun ties; or two hundred.dollais for his airest lodgment in jail in any place where he can be obtained by the undersgned. Dated Grand Rapids, Wood Cos., Wia., Dec. 29-h, 1838. B. BUCK,


ocr: Bqsiijess iD decioHj. CHAS. M. WEBB, ITTOBM3V AT LAW, COE. BROADWAY & WASHINGTON AV. Grand Bapids, Wisconsin, P \Vill practice in the several Courts of the Counties of Wood, Portage, and Waushara.] G. W. WHITNEY, M. PHYSICIAN & SI’RSEOV, Grand BapoJ.s, IT isconsin. c7MALLORYr Watch-Maker and Jeweler. AT THE POST-OFFICE, Grand Bapids, Wisconsin. Tio WE & RABLIN, DE VEERS IX Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Ilardiccire, Boots and Shoes, Crockery , t i'c. Grand Bapids, Wisconsin. BENCIILEY tli PHILLE O, DEALERS IX Dry smd Fancy Goods, Ac., Grand Bapids, Wisconsin. REMOVALr W. L. GAYLORD, DEALER IX Groceries, Provisions, &€., (KROUER & KNAPP'S OLD STAND,) Grand Bapids, 'Wisconsin. O. GARRISON & CO., DEALERS IN Bey GooeSs, Groceries, &€., Centralist, Wisconsin. JAMES S. ALBAN, Att’y and €oa§e!or at Law, Plover , Portage County, IVis. Office at the Herald office. 3tf* MOSHER & FOSTER, DEALERS IX Groceries, Provisions, &e. 5 Grand Rapids, T Visconsin. WALKER HOUSE, Elasbvoufk & Pearce, Proxy’s. CORNER OF EAST WATER A MASON STREETS, XvfTIIL. WAUKEE - _ A. EARLL, Homeopathic Physician. OFFICE OVER THE POST-OFFICE, Stevens Point, TF7s. GRAND RAPIDS ' LODGE, on, a. o. o. f. HOED their regular meetings on Thursday . Evening of each week. A cordial invita tiba is extended to the members of the Frater nity. SETH REEVES, X. G. LEM UE L KRO ME R, V. G. 6-lv WM. KLINE, Sec. granite" house. Formerly Runnion House. Chicago, - Illinois.


ocr: w OOP CO. REPORTER *OH!f N. BRUUDAGE, Editor. B. M. HAINES, Corresponding Editor. GRAND RAPIDS. WIS.: laturdav Morning, February 12th, 1859. 83F" Single copies of the Reporter mar be bed at this Office, at Five CeSts each. Office on the bluff, opposite Magnolia House. TERMS r On# copy one year, 51.50 if paid 5* advance; ■ tot paid within three months, $1.75 ; and if •ot paid within six months, $2.00. These terms will be strictly adhered to in oil eases. X When the time expires for which the Beporter has been paid, an X will be marked •• Ike last paper, and may be regarded as an Invitation to renew. Our Agents. The following are the only authorized agents transact business for ths Reporter, and their receipt* for subscription and advertising will be honored until farther notice: 8. M. Pettengill & Go , New York City. C. H. Scrivcn, Chicago, Ills. Edward Miller, Milwaukee, Wis. Winter in


ocr: MS M THE iIM bm Order on the Riz! AVALANCHE O T iIS! At Froul Street. CENTR ALI Ail Mamoth Stock O F Goods, GROCERIES. Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Ecady-Safif Clothing-, WOODEN WARE, .fee., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, -Ribbons, Flowers, Busias, Hats and Caps, Hoots and Shoes, Bobbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Denins Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jeans, Fanners’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every artiale usually kept in a general Variety Store—which v ill be sold exclu sively for CASH OS HEADY PAY! Store on Front street, Central!?, opposite Grand Rapids. o. garrison k co. Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858.


ocr: OUR PROCLAMATION! ** - . - . • . Know all Men by these Presents, I - we are now selling off oar i 1 - I GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To make room for a m 3TEW SPRING STOCK! BENGHLEY k FIIILLEO. 8600 Reward. BROKE from the Jail of Portage County, WU. on the night of Dec. 14th, 1858, LEANDER LAFONTAIN, committed for trial, for man slaughter. He is a man of about 25 years of | age, about'five feet ten inches in height, dark hair, slim and straight, is Canadian French by birth, but speaks good English. The above reward will be paid for his deliv ’ err to the Sheriff of Wood or Portage Coun ties, or two hundred dollars for his arrest and lodgment in jail in any place where he can be obtained by the undersigned. Dated Grand Rapids, Wood Cos., Wis., Dec. 29th, 1858. B. BUCK, Itf Sheriff Wood Cos., Wis. Grand Rapids House.


ocr: Fur Caps and Gloves. QUCH a? Beaver, Otter, &c., of different O styles, and a good assortment of Gent’s Buckskin Gauntlets, half Gauntlets, Fancy Mit tens, and Drivers’Gloves. These goods have been bought at auction, and will be sold very cheap. W* ask a call. J. HOMIER. ■


ocr: CSIESIIG NEWS FOR THE OBIESTAIS The Evanic Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE 0 F NEW GOODS! At “1001” Front Street, OENTRALIAI! Another Mamoth Stock 0 P Dry Goods, groceries, Pro/isions, Hardware, Crockery, Rca<iy-]Vl<le Clolfitng', WOODEN WAKE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Kiib*ias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Denins, Cloths, Cassiiuercs, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OR READY PAY! Store on Front street, Centralia, opposite Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON & CO. Centralia, Dec. 27, 185S.


ocr: New Livery Stable. ANEW Livery Establishment has been open ed on the bluff, on the Kline Estate, where persons will always find good Horses and Car riages on short notice and at reasonable prices. Horses kept bv the day, week, or month on reasonable terms J K. SEARL


ocr: WINTER IS HERE! The Great Comforter 18 one of WOOD'S : S TOY E S I I I Which arc going off rapidly for Cash, County, Town and School Orders! At the Lowest Living Prices.


ocr: BENCHLEY & PHILLEO, The Variety Store! BENCHEEY & Keep constantly on hand, and for sale At the Lowest Market the following articles: DRV GOODS, FiCI Woolen Goods', Hats and Caps, CLOTHING OF AIL KIjYDS, FALL AND WINTER UNDER SHIRTS, OYER SHIRTS, LINSEY JACKETS, BUCK AND WOOLEN MITTS AND GLOYES, BOOTS AND SHOES, DANCING PUMPS, GLASS - WARE. CROCKERY, &c ., Ac., Ac. Also, CHOICE GROCERIES, Consisting of Choice Teas, Coffees, Sugars, &c. Provisions constantly in store. Drugs and Med icines. All the Family Medicines of the dav, with the usual Apothecary Medicines, constant ly on hand. Stationery of every desciiption, including School and Blank Books, to suit pur chasers. Also, Choice Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. All of the above named articles we will sell CHEAP for Cash. BENCHLEY & PHILLEO.


ocr: OUR PROCLAMATION! Know all Men by these Presemis, That we are now selling ofl our GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To make room for a NEW SPRING STOCK! BENCHLEY & PHILLEO,


ocr: Fur Caps and Gloves. SUCH as Beaver, Otter, kc., of different styles, and a good assortment of Gent’s Buckskin Gauntlets, half Gauntlets, Fancy Mit tens, and Drivers’ Gloves. These goods have been bought at auction, and will be sold very ' cheap. Wo ask a call J HOMIER. 1


ocr: CHAS. M. WEBB, 4TTORNEY AT LAW, COR. BROADWAY & WASHINGTON AV. Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. [Will practice in the several Courts of the Counties of Wood, Portage, and Waushara.] G. W. WHITNEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. C. MALLORY, Watch-Maker and Jeweler, AT THE POST-OFFICE, Grand Rapids , Wisconsin, BEN Cl I LEY & PHILLEO, DEALERS IX Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. 3rt EMOV W. L. GAYLORD, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Ac., (KROMER k KNAPP’S OLD STAND,) Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. O. GARRISON & CO., DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac. Centralia , Wisconsin. JAMES S. ALBAN, Aft’yand Counselor at Taw, Plover , Portage County , TFi’s. Office at the Herald office. Btf* MOSHER & FOSTER, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Ac., Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. WALKER HOUSE, llaxbroiK'k Pearce, Fropr’s. CORNER OK EAST WATER & MASON STREETS, MILWAUKEE - A. EARLL, Physician. OFFICE OVER THE POST-OFFICE, Stevens Point , IF/s. Gil AND RAPIDS LODGE, No. 91, a. O. O. F. HOLD their regular meetings on Thursday Evening of each week. A cordial invita tibn is extended to the members of the Frater nity. SETH REEVES, N. G. LEMUEL Y. G.


ocr: Attention, tiie whole Company! BLACKSMITHING. THE undersigned have again formed a co partnership in the Blacksmithing business, and having become immensely poor by pursu ing the trust system, they have determined to do no more work without pay down. Every species of work in their line will be executed in a satisfactory manner or no par. HOSBROUCK i UAVU- AND. 9raad Rapidt, Oet. 12, 18g.


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER & FOSTER, mwm t§ mmi BUT they can assure the citizens of Grand Rapids and vicinity that they have on hand a general assortment of Groceries! a. Jr and i


ocr: New Livery Stable. VNEW Livery Establishment has been open ed on the biuff, on the Kline Estate, where ! persons will always find good Horses and Car ; riages-on short notice and at reasonable prices. Horses kept bv the week, or month oo reaeatfel term* J K SI ARE


ocr: IMpsipess DiteeioHi. CIIAS. M. WEBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, FROST STREET, OPPOSITE SCOTI'S STORE. Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. [Will practice in the several Courts of the Counties of Wood, Portage, and W aushara.] - G. F. WITTER, ~ Physician and Surgeon, j Practices his profession in all of its branch es. Particular attention girn to Surgery. Office first door south of the Wisconain Ho tel, in Seevea’ Block, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. \ G. W. WHITNEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. i I C. MALLORY, Watch-Maker and Jeweler, AT THE POST-OFFICE, Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. BENCHLEY & PHILLEO, DEALERS IS Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. 18, E M O V A- H.l W. L. GAYLORD, DEALER Iff ! Groceries, Provisions, Ac., (KROMER & KNAPP’S OLD STAND,) Grand Rapids , Wisconsin. O. GARRISON & CO., DEALERS IX Pry Goods, Groceries, Ac., Centralia , Wiscon sin. | JAMES S. ALBAN, Att’y anti Counselor at f^aw, Plover , Portage County, Wis. MOSHER & FOSTER, DEALERS IX Groceries, Provisions, &c., Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. "WALKER II OUSE, CORNER OF EAST WATER A MASOX STREETS, A. EARLL, Homoeopathic Physician. OFFICE OVER THE POST-OFFICE, Stevens Point , Wis. GRAND RAPIDS ~LODGE, No. 91, J. O. O. F. HOLD their regular meetings on Thursday Evening of each week. A cordial invita j tihn is extended to the members of the Fratcr ; nity. SETH REEVES, N. G. LEMUEL KROMER, V. G. j 8-lv WM. KLINE, Sec. GRANITE HOIJSBr Formerly Runnion Ilou&e. Chifajo, • • Jiliiiols. Corner Clark and Van Buren Sts. ■ One block from Michigan Southern, Rock Island j an*l Fort Wayne Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. I P. O. Box 3569. Itf TSTEVir lE'Xil.nvr. EAGLE FOUNDRY AND ; iiiiiii | i |


ocr: cum ms m tie ism The Evade Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE mV GOODS! At “1001” Front Street, CENTEALIAII Another Mamoth Stock o p Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, CgoUiing, WOODEN WAEE, Ac., &c. 7 Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets. Ribbons. Flowers, Rnsias, Hals and Caps, Roots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Denins, Cloths, Cassiraeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, lish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ler, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually kepi in a general Variety Store-—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OH READY PAY! Store on Front street, Centralis, opposite Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON & CO. Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858.


ocr: OUR PROCLAMATION! I Know ail .lien by these Presents, i . That wa are bow selling off our < GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES ! I j To make room /or a SETT SPRING STOCK! 1 BEXCHLET k PDILLEO. .


ocr: Grand Rapids House. (LATE COMPTON HOUSE.) WOT. S. MILLER, BEING located in the business part of having been thoroughly furnished, this spa cious and commodious house is now well calcu lated to give full satisfaction to guests. expense or pains will be spared to make House a comfortable home to weary A large and finished Stable is attached. JTgp” Stages leave this Hotel for New Kilbourn and Stevens Point. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5. 1857. 1-ly


ocr: KTE'W FIRM. EAGLE FOUNDRY AND O IDE-A-UST Sc SIs^EITIHk, PORTAGE CITY, WIS., Are prepared with Good Workmen, Tools & Patterns, to do as good work as any similar ment in the State. Particular attention girer. to manufacturing FLOUR & m MILL GEARING, of every description and of the most approved patterns. We make to order &U6AB msms, of the most approved patterns, CIRCUL AH 8a to § I cling Ipb, harbours, BRASS CASTINGS of every kind, Threshing Machines, PLOWS, SCRAPERS, Ac. We keep constantly on hand THRESHING MACHINE CASTINGS, SAW ARBOURS, ip Xj. o m v CAULDRON KETTLES, Ae. When necessary, all JOB WORN, particu larly repairing, will be prosecuted day and night until finished. N. B. We are agents for Smiths Patent WAXES WHEEL, which is allowed by those that use it to be tht best wheel in use. Two hundred dollars ia offered br Sunk r - any wheel that can be produced •. ;;t ’ kdc as much work with the same amount of water. We refer to those that are using the wheel: S. M. CARR, Dckorra Columbia Cos. BARKER A NILES, Cascade, Adams Cos. OLMSBY A CO., Oxford, Marquette Cos. July 29, 1858. 3fc-lr


ocr: CiESIIfi SEWS FIS TIE ORIENTALS The Evantc Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE o P IV GOODS! At “1001” Front Street, CENTHALIAII Another Mamoth Stock O P Dry Goods, GBOCEEIES. Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Ready-Made C'lolhissg, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Rusias, Flats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Benins, Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jean*, Barmens’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, Bat ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every artiale usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OH READY PAY! Store on Front street, Ccntralla, opposite Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON i CO. Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858. WINTER IS HERE!


ocr: Know all Hen by these Presents. That wo are now selling off our GOODS AT SEDUCED PRICES To make room for a SEW SPKIXti STOCK! BEXCni.EY i P3ILLEO. The Variety Store! BENCIISjE'ST & Keep constantly on hand, and for sale .44 f!te Lowest Jlarket Prices, the following articles: OH! GOODS, FANCY GOODS, Woolen Goods, Hals and Caps, CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, FALL AND WINTER BONNETS, UNDER SHIRTS, OVER SHIRTS, LINSEY JACKETS, BUCK AND WOOLEN MITTS AND GLOVES, BOOTS AND SHOES, DANCING PUMPS, GLASS-WARE, CROCKERY, Ac., Ac., Also, CHOICE GROCERIES,


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSIIEII & FOSTER, Ha Tr £ s a aiflif is ism T>FT they can assure the citizens of Grand a) Rapids and vicinity that they have on hand a general assortment of Groce r i e s! A X D PHOVISIOUS 1


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER & FOSTER, m&Y it® min BUT they can assure the citizens of Grand Rapids and Ticiaity that they hare on hand a general aeeertraeat of Groceries! us yxtovrsxoisrs i Comprising a full assortment of Toas, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Pepper, Spice, Nut megs, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Raisins, Smok ing and Chewing Tobacco, Flour, Pork, Ham, Fish, Butter, Cheeae, Eggs, Salcratus, Salt, Candles, Soap, Starch, Candies, Figs, Nuts, Soda, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Peppcrsauce, Rice, Seans, and Potatoes; Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Buck and Woolen Mitts and Gloves, and Hosiery; in short, they keep a general variety of everything, except “piece goods.” AU of which will be sold at living prices, FOR READY PAY ONLY! No bnsiaeea done #n the Credit System. MOSHER 4 FOSTER, Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857. Sheriff’s Sale—Mortgage Foreclosure.


ocr: CHAS. M. WEBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, FRONT STREET, OPPOSITE SCOTT’S STORE. Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. [Will practice ia the several Courts of the Counties of Wood, Portage, and Waushara.] G. W. WHITNEY, M. I)., PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. C. MALLORY, Watch-Maker and Jeweler, AT THE POST-OFFICE, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. BENCHLEY & PHILLEO, DEALERS IN Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. REMOVAL! W. L. GAYLORD, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Ac., (KROMER Si KNAPP’S OLD STAND,) Grand Rapids , Wisconsin, O. GARRISON A CO., DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac., (Jen tra I ia, TFV.sto nsi n. JAMES 8. ALBAN, AU’y and Counselor at Law, Plover, Portage County, TFw. Office at the Herald office. Itf # MOSHER & FOSTER, PEALKRS IK Groceries, Provisions, lc., Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. WALKER HOUSE, Hasbronck A Pearce, Propr’i. CORKER OF EAST WATER t MASOK STREETS, 3VEX LWAITKE E. A. EARLL, Homoeopathic Physician. OFFICE OVER THE POST-OFFICE, Stevens Point, Wis. GRAND KAPIDS LODGE, *O. 91, I. O. O. F. HOLD their regular meetings on Thursday Evening of each week. A cordial inrita tibn is extended to the members of the Frater nity. SETH REEVES, N. G. LEMUEL KROMER, V. G. 6-1 T WM. KLINE. Sec. ~ GEANITE HOUSE. Former!}’ Kunniou House. Chicago, • Illinois. Corner ClaHc and Van Buren Sts. One block from Michigan Southern, Rock Island and Fort Wayhe Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. P. 0. Box 3569. Itf ISTEW EAGLE FOUNDRY iXD mmmm ssiiirx O IDIE-AOST <Sc SMITH, PORTAGE CITY", WIS., Are prepared with Good Workmen, Tools & Patterns, to do as good work as any similar establish ment in the State. Particular attention given to manufacturing FLOUR & SAW MILL GEARING, of every description and of the most approved patterns. We make to order SUGAR MUXS, of tho most approved patterns, CIRCULAR §<(h) 31$ di'dlpcj SAW ARBOUBS. BRASS CASTINGS •f every kind,


ocr: The College Journal of Medical Ccitnce, A Monthly Magazine of 48 pages, com!noted by the Faculty of The Eclectic College >f Med icine, is published at One Dollar a Year, paya - ble in advance. The volume of the Journal commences with the year. Communications for subscription, or for cpecimen numbers, should be directed to Dr. C. H. CLEAVE LAND, Publisher. 139 Seventh 0


ocr: WOOD CO. REPORTER I.OHjV s'. BBUMDAGE, Editor. • K.-M. HAINES, CoRnESPOxmKG Eoitok. GRAND RAPIDS. WIS.: Saturday Mornia.g, April loth, 1858. Single copies of the Reporter may be kai at this Office, at Five Cents each.* Office on th* bluff, opposite Magnolia House. TERMS: Ose copy one year, sl.lO if paid ia advance; If mot paid within three months, $1.75; and if Bet paid within six months, $2.00. Tkeea terms will be strictly adhered to in all eases. X. Whs the time expires for which the Reporter has been paid, an X will be marked •n the lait paper, and may be regarded as an Invitation to renew. Our Agents. . The following arc the only authorized’ agents to transact business for th* Reporter, and their receipt* for. subscription and advertising will be honored until further notice: S. M. Pettengill & Cos , New York City. C. H. Ssriven, Chicago, Ilia. Edward Miller, Milwaukee, Wig.


ocr: CHEEMIIGIEWS FOR THE IMITALS The Evanic Order oo the Riz! AW FU L AVALANCHE O F ra !W ilUlf UUOiIIJ I A1 *‘lvK>S*’ Front Street, CENTEALIAIi Another Mamoth Stock o v Dry Goods, GBOCBBIE3, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, i Reatlj-Madc ( lolliing, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, j Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons. Flowers, , Rusias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Denias, • Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Jeans, Farmers’ L'tensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice. Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every artiole usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OR READY PAY! Store on Front street, Ccntralia, opposite Grand Rapid*. 0. GARRISON & CO. Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858.


ocr: OUR PROCLAMATION! Know itl! Ht‘n !>y those Presents. That we are now gelling off our GOODS AT EEDUCED DEICES To make room for a \i: VI SPHIACi STOCK! BENCHLEY & PHILLEO. The Variety Store! 5/ Keep constantly on hand, and for sale At tiie Lowest Market Prices. the following articles: OH GOODS, FANCY GOODS, W oolen Goods, Hals and Caps, CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. FALL AND WINTER BONNETS, UNDER SHIRTS, OVER SHIRTS, LINSEY JACKETS, BUCK AND WOOLEN MITTS AND GLOVES, BOOTS AND SHOES, DANCING PUMPS, GLASS - WARE, CROCKERY, etc., Ac., Ac. Also, CHOICE GROCERIES, Consisting of Choice Teas, Coffees, Sugars, &e. Provisions constantly in store. Drugs and Med icines. All the Family Medicines of the day, with the usual Apothecary Medicines, constant ly on hand. Stationery of every desciiption, including School and Blank Books, to suit pur chasers. Also, Choice Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. All of the above named articles wo will sell CHEAP for Cash. BENCHLEY k PHILLEO. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857. G LOR IOCS NEVIS!


ocr: P. 0. Box 3639. Itf WINTER IS HKREI The Great Comforter Is one of WOOD’S STOVES! Which are going off rapidly for Gash, County, Town ancl School Orders! At the Lowest Living Prices. Store next door West of the Magnolia House.


ocr: ~ GRANITE HOUSE. Formerly Runnion Rouse. Chicago, ... Illinois. Corner Clark and Van Buren Sts. One block from Michigan Southern, Rock Island anil Fort Wayne Railroad Depot. E. B. CHADWICK, Proprietor. P. 0. Box 3639. Itf


ocr: GLORIOUS NEWS! MOSHER & FOSTER, i# ■ Mat* m iITO f© LOME I BUT they can assure the citizens of Grand Rapids and vicinity that they have on band a general assortment of Groceries! A K X> PROVISIONS I Comprising a full assortment of Tees. Sugars, Coffee, slolasses, Syrup, Pepper, Spice, Nut megs, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Raisins, Smok ing and Chewing Tobacco, Flour, Pork, Ham, Fish, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Saleratus, Salt, Candles, Sonp. Starch, Candies, Figs, Nuts, Soda. Cream Tartar, Mustard, Pepper&auce, Rice, Beans, and Potatoes; Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Buck and Woolen Mitts and Gloves, and Hosiery; in short, they keep a general variety of everything, except “piece goods.” AU of which will be sold at living prices, FOE BEADY PAY ONLY! tW No business done an the Credit System. MOSHER A FOSTER. Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857. Sheriff s Sale—Mortgage Foreclosure. Stato of


ocr: PICTURES I By 11. M. HASKELL. OWING to the tightness of the times, and corn in Egypt, the undersigned is to take Pictures at the following rates: Melainotypcs, J-6, $0 38 ■ f U 9, 60 Ambrotypes, with case*, 73 “ “ “ 1 00 “ “ “ 2 00 “ “ “ double, 2 60 Pictures eet in Rings, Locket* and Pins. Hours from 9A. M. until 4P. M. Rooms doors north of the Bank. H. M. HASKELL. Grand Rapids, Jan. 13th. 3-ly


ocr: New Livery Stable. VNEW Livery Establishment has been open ed on the bluff, on the Kline Estate, where persons will always find good Horses and Car riages on short notice and at reasonable prices. Horses kept by the dav. week, or month on tvrmi J K WBAWL


ocr: miwnofin The Evanic Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE o r NEW GOODS I At ‘vlOOl” Front Street* CENTBALIAIi Another Mamoth Stock O P Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Ready-Vlade Clothing, WOODEN WARE, Ac., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, I Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, j Rusias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Denins, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweed*, Linen Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef, But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every article usually kept in a general Variety Store—-which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OR READY PAY! Store on Front street, Centralia, opposite | Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON k CO. i Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858.


ocr: WINTER IS HERE! The Great Comforter I* on* of WOOD’* STOVES! Which ar* going off rapidly for Cash, County, Town and School Orders \ At the Lowet Living Price*. Sire next door West of the Magnolia House.


ocr: Attention, the whole Company! BLACKSMITHING. ' THE undersigned have again formed a co partnership in the Blacksmithing business, and having become immensely poor by pursu ing the trust system, they have determined to do no more work without pay down. Every species of work in their line will be executed in a satisfactory manner or no par. HOSBROUCK k HAVir 4XD. Grand Rapids, Oct. 12, 1851.


ocr: CIIEBIIBIEWS Ffil THE fIUDTMS The Evanic Order on the Riz! AWFUL AVALANCHE m GOODS! At “ IOOI” Front Street, CENTRALIAM Another Mamoth Stock O F Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Ready-Hade Clothing, WOODEN WARE, &c., Ac. Consisting of Silks, Delaines, Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Crape, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Rusias, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sheetings, Shirtings, Denins, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweed#, Linen Jeans, Farmers’ Utensils, Hardware, Cutlery, Sugar, Tea, Coffte, Rica, Fish, Spice, Rai sins, Flour, Pork, Beef. But ter, Cheese, Lard, Tobac co, and, in fact, every artiole usually kept in a general Variety Store—which will be sold exclu sively for CASH OR READY PAY! Store on Front street, Centralia, opposite Grand Rapids. O. GARRISON & CO. Centralia, Dec. 27, 1858,


ocr: Lumber and Shingles Wanted ! IS EXCHANGE FOR Ready-Made Clothing. highest market price tvill be paid for I. Lumber and Shingles in all kinds of Ready Made Clothing, and we will sell the Clothing cheaper than at any other store in town. Store in Ne eves’ new building, opposite Scott’* C?H. M. LEVY. Grand Rapids, Jan. 21, 1859. 4-6 m


ocr: Attention, the whole Company! BLACKSMITHING. * THE undersigned have again formed a co partnership in the Blacksmithing business, and having become immensely poor by pursu ing the trust system, they have determined to do no more work without pay down. Every species of work in their line will be executed in a satisfactory manner or no pav. HOSBROUCK & HAVTI 4.ND. Grand Rapids, Oct. 12, 1858.


ocr: . a. nt:i;KS. T. u. oVosso. IltJGEIES & O'CCaaQK, SOLE AGENTS FOR " Phclan-s Model Billiard Tables. PATENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS, Sic, IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. Manufactory and Sales Rooms, ISO AMD 182 MONTGOMERY STREET, CJL. XT Purchases of tables nn.l apjuiratus can be made throf.,' A. D. I A RT" RIGHT, 171-flm Honolulu. Dry Goods! 50 BALES INDIAN HEAD SHKETIN'l'. 50 BALES. LAWRENCE SHEETING-''. 50 BALES MASSACHUSETTS HlEKTIN'i. 50 B A LES METAMOKA SHKETIN'!:. 100 BALES .....BLUE DENIMS 25 CASES..., ASSORTED TICKING'1. 10 CASES , KENTUCKY JEANS. 10 CASES HI-.UE DRUM. 25 CASES .ASSORTED PKI f. 20 CASES. BLEACHED SHEETINGS. 600 PIECES BRUSSELS AND VELVET CARPET-. 1000 PIECES THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN CARPIT. 1500 PIECES FLOOR OIL CLOi ll. 1000 PIECES COCOA AND CHINA MATTIVL 600 CASES PAPER nA!CGI;:. 20 CASES TABLE OIL CLOTHS. 80 CASES CURTAIN DAM Ar KS. 60 CASES... LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS 20 CASES WINDOW SHADES AND HOLLAM-S. 400 DOZEN RUGS AND VlTS. 400 PIECES.... DRUGGETS AND RAH.S. NOW LANDING, FOR SALE AT TIIE LOWEST RATES, BY - ' FRAXrX BAZCTJZl. . Nos. 110 and, 112 CLAY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. " 104-3m

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ocr: fl 1D DESIRABLE GOODS! JCST RECEIVED PER ranosj ro,lxnor I" ATT TOO lir ST jCASTLE fit COOKE, rL5 M'SMOX STORE OX SCHOOL t sum ;aurch, ami at their ttr a Utag S" fte BVI, . t-ST S-4 aa.1 -4, white nd p?U, t1Jfltiani pails and tnba, prints, 22! f in-hanw, (Tf1 'xwi ikim, ladies' and miasea. fcotms, "1 aad unWeacheu ?ottooa, fUr.net, - ., WenorerCru. . T1 ino mod siik oTershirta, ,"r of other ai ticles. Abo, a Ufje variety of Srfc,, " . j ilardwsre, ' Fumitnrt, Camphor tmnkv. Stoves, Crockery, c NOTICE !


ocr: CHIP CHAHIDLERO, LAHA1NA, S. I. ILnAN & Co. ABK NOW RECETVIXQ PER SHIPS ARRTTIXO F0Jl Cost on, IVcir Bedford, and San Franciseo A SUPPLY OF ; SHIP CHANDLERY, PROVISIONS, NAVAL STORES, ' GROCERIES. PAINTS AND OIL, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. Their stock ooosists of the usual aasortment of goods gcoM ally found in Ship Chandlery Establishments ! and which they offer at low priors. They are also prepared u supply, on the shortest notice, Irish Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, : ' Pumpkins, Onions, Fruit, And all the Recruits wanted by Whalo '. Ships Lahalna, September, 1853. lS7-tf


ocr: E. O.HALL HAS JUST RECEIVED PER - -iar a Ir - f 9 9 HARDWARE. See, 1WOOD LATHE, NORWAY IRON complete, nail rods, 1 iron foot do, 5 feet, slide rest, Nests trunks. Whiting, axes boys' axes, ,Mow harness, saucepans. Hatchets Corn poppers, brass wire Douslas' pumps 1. 2.3,4,5,6, 'Baker's seives Caststeel spades and shoreis Mason's lime seives, Planum uncs. Zinc nails, wool cards, Plumbs and levels, Cotton twine, Wall brushes, Doaoe's Flesh brushes whitewash do, Fish lin-s Scythes and snathes, Lv chain ami ox bows, llrass padlocks - . ' - Tinned ears, bed screws. , Ecrews of all sorts, Western rim locks. Flat stew ians, Knitting needles, bright screwdrivers, Iron braces, Tnrnlnir saws and frames. -- Farrier's and veneering ham- f - mers -! Butcher knives Timber scriles. Hunt's handled axes, Shade lamps, butcher's steels, Ivory handled carvers. Pincers, ooooanut dippers, Orvy seives, nests tin pails, , Japanned nurse lamps. Pocket knives, . 8els firmer chisels, O. and B 's machine needles, W. and W.'s do do. Whalers spades, tinned spurs, Fabtr's canienter's pencils, Agate buttons large size, ; , " Borax, pom ice stone, Lead pipe, f, i, 1, li,lj, 2 in.. Knives and forks. Wire netting, mallets Steel rakes hay rakes. Fpring and Oerman steel, .. . . Bags shot, asst'.I, ' Casks cut nails and spikes. jWindow and cod lines . jCurtain cornice and bands .Shoe thread, aeine twine. Cash boxes, nests tin trunks. Rat traps curtain fixtures jCast butts, K.l, Gate hinges, complete, jllalter chains,. -(Knameled kettles , . - - ; finmau's sliears, -. J Coffin screws Reed's pegging awls Meat saws Shoe horns and lifts Foot scraper llh brush. Axe handles extra, shoe Shoe patterns, boot patterns Powder Basks- ' -1 I. R. dressing combs " Steel bowed spectacles. Curtain pins butter prints Tooth brushes Combination match safes - -Pocket scissors Double plane irons. Ship augers. 0 to 20-16. ,. Handled socket chisels, ' " Cook's and Iceland's i r l'eo?il sharpeners Pearl shirt studs Ely r Walker's percussion Smooth and jock planes Long and short jointers ,Kiding,team and carrUge .Hunt's broad hatchets, jOrain shovels Cross cut saws ii, 5, hi feet, Pit saws o, 6 anl 7 feet. Tin milk pans Boxes glass, extra quality, . ' jBoxes tin plates & B- lanterns DRV GOODS, Aic. Asst'd cotton arles Blue cott'ins, brown cottons tTmbrellns. Blue. pink, green and brown muslin delaiues TaQVta liblions Asst'd worsteds Col'd siool cottons. , . , . 8ewing machine thread, Black silk fringe, ... ' DreM trimmings asst'd Colors, Gimp trimmings. Dress buttons asst'd. Ruches and head dresses Ladies' gauntlets, ' Picture cord and tassuls, : ; ; CurU and tassels rigolets . Qlove stretchers Brown berege, corsets, Silk head nets. - Brook's spool cotton, coj'd and whits Ticking, wicking, hickory Mexican mixtures .- . Merrimac denims Black dress silk, Ladies Lisle gloves, 3Ien's and children's gloves Elastic belts Ladies' white and brown cotton hose. - , Men's white and mixed hose, : Misses' white and brown hose, Boys' do do do, Fans, asst'd. KlHstic ribbon, white and black. Superior table coven, : - ;Belt ribbons. Superior sash ribbons White merino hose, ladies'. Linen damask. Three ply carpet. Hemp carpet, turnlture damask. French calfskins. Skirting and bridle leather. Ladies' heeled congress gaiters Ladies' buskins Table salt, in bags and boxes, Cora starch, farina, - Cases starch, transparent soap, Pur sperm candles Lahin's extracts Side bill plows ltamlled brush honks Solar lamps and chimneys Castor bottles extra, : Boys' Legltorn hats. Ladies' brown bloomers Bleached sheetinss. asst'd. MISCELLANEOUS. Men's brown and black Leghorn hats Sole leather, . Children's congress boots Do parodis Men's opera slippers - . Men's heeled pumps Layer raisins - s Hyperion fluid, Pain killer, granulated sugar, 1 Cant's fan mill, best augers Brit, castors guarded lanterns. Children's fancy caps Ladies' riding bats - Children's brown Leghorn hats. WOODEN WARE. Ice. Brass bound pails Covered pails painted. Birch brooms Manila mats Glased sasb, 10x14 and 10x12, Hair cloth. Blinds, 10x14 and 10x13. Curled hair, 4 Wood and cane seat rockers Feather pillows ' ' ' rrencn sine pains in uu, vamar varnish. Boiled Unseed oil. Neats' foot oil. l7-tf


ocr: FOR SALE BY J . C . S IAj LDIN Q-, ' TO ARRIYE PER WASHINGTON ALLSTON. VARTER CASKS HENNESSVS DARK suAavi, . Quarter casks Harmony 000 sherry. Bbls. rye Whisky, . Cases champagne cider, Bales corks Half boxes sardines. Basket's champagns Cases 1 do, each, superior Holland gin, .. . ' ALSO, Cases " Rob Roy" high colored Colton flannel.' Cases Cotton handkerchiefs - - ' ff ,TJr' butter' w,ne nd sugar crackers Bb!s old Bourbon whisky. Quarter pipes P. Rivieren brandy. ! Cases Prints ' Bbls pilot bread. Three top buggys fancy trimmed, - Cases mer. 2-blue prints - --,.-.. Cases togto irons , Cases denim pants and frocks Manila cordage. 1 and a inch. 1644


ocr: Sails, Standing Rigging, Chain Ca bles, W haling Gear, &c. FOR SALE LOW. BV THE UNDER signed : Topsails, courses, topgallant yards, royals, Spanker, gall topsail, spencer, new and nearly new. Two gangs, nearly new, standing rigging. Topmast, back and head stays, topsail runners and lifts. J ib stay, etc The above suitable for a ship of 250 to 450 tons. Two li inch chain cables, two 1, inch chain cables. Iron strapped cutting-in blocks, with chain pennants. Copper cooler, try pot, ladles aud skimmer, lances, gaffs. Whale line, rutting falls, assortment of blocks, patent ami bushed. Charts of different parts of the world, compasses, boot lanterns, Signal lanterns, chain topsail sheets, fluke ai d fin chains, 138-tr B. F. SNOW.


ocr: lift f the parties is about to leave the Kingdom. XOTICE. lTE CIVEV J. W. PFLICER FULL tttuoroey to iraMac tu my Dosinem nerearcer. IIAMAKEK PIIKOI. ;rms quick i )HAT BsARGsAXITS ! AT I. WITEHHOIE'S EMPORIUM ! SPLENDID I tome of which have been purchased at 1UCTI AT 3 liiAiN UiHiA tuai. Paper Mosquito Baskets, Netting, Chow Cbnw do. fionbie Wri Ladies' Wet ting Desks, Lubes' Work ties, nests "Tea Py, Hstbrr Fans, Tarirsns, An ting Desks, Camphor wood rhests, painted leather-cov'd do, Extension chairs, round rat tan do, chlkirens do, bxs fire crackers, BxsJoss Sticks, flower stands, Chinese Spittoons. Hats, China Rice. Lihrtkfs, LKtUS. nit Mi, 100,000 A 1 Manila che roots, cs Manila twist ends, Crhax ilk Band as, erinuoo Pon p Wti, white dx do-, bUck Levantine a, sik tewing silk, colored da d, blk satin. hslernl tax in appma, checked Shaoghae ganse. nsiles, embnndereil crape saartrs. emnroiuereu W. wry superior shades, nests leather trunks. X.S roecbong Ura. boxes fine Uotong tea, k CUina nee. rhests camphor draw ' en, flower pots, pith hats be soirt many other varie ties of Chinese goods instneit, ALSO I'UIEIISE ASSORTMENT OF HER GOODS, nilETIILVG FOR THIS MARKET ! - Aad calculated to su:t every complexion. XX rJ a.-'Oiicatioa nceiry to secure choice Ms. JollX THUS. ATEKH"l.5 Fire-Proof Emporium. POSTSCHIPT. AT T. WATERHOUSPS riRE-pnoor WD ID CRAPE SHAWLS f fDERSICXED II AVIXO THE BEST w China doawla, would invite early purcnaser. CBOtC. J. T. WATERHOl 8K. Uw Goods! New Goods ! tECEivrrs ivn rnR SALE AT T tae andrrtigoed : " . "artet aa.1 sky Wwe French merino, a ahw4 tartesno. rich barege dresaea, -'is. frraca arrandy mnsiin, French prints, t;i'. latest nMtuooa. bobbiort lace. M aasttn worked coOars, great variety, -Mrtasesif sTBsaitl RifcaBM, wle, aawj colors, can brie and muslin. laaslm bands, insertion and edges, . Ketauehewlieeord, JxrT a UUnmings, etc, etc. For sale by V . GEORGE CLARK. ' ilotrl Street. r ' linee' Notice ! 4M HEREBY GIVEX THAT ED J?" Waihiko. Island of Maui, baa by J""1 f this dale, assigned to the undersigned all atad persrmai. in trust, tor the benefit of all of kavs become parJea to said assignment V! 1 tb0 A1 tbereot Davaackelle are requested to call at the office "wi and become parties to the deed of aaa-gn- i ' r)o Indebted to the said Duvancheile are "Kiamtu. . . EDWARD P. BOSD, - Assignee. "ER rgiVCM PiLMEBt S,,, HEAVY UICKORT SHIBTS, -T""rc!iirfc crimson and el Low colors. leFd,rit ma ink. etc. For sale by C A. U. F. POOH- ajyiST EXD MANILA CICAB-S. ""Hr'll.ri.i.iiuii . c. a. a g. F. Pooa. Clllvi aire t "3A RICE I3f SO POITXD BAGS. Per Maria," and for sale tow by C. A. H. F. POOR- MATTIXC. 'JfTTlXO OF YBBYWPERIOR 1 mnU' mlUMm ROITW -aa awn 07s-U) C A- fc H- F. POOR. BroKs Br ExPBESS I CCEITED FflOM 5EW TOrif (178-a) H. m. WnllJ.t- A L I aia - 'rvT Farsaiar- V. . et , r-1 - - - ' V , . , -: . r. poc I


ocr: . . a nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnne M i WILCOX, HlOHSs am i list lltmhth n. ' rrirrr, ' A HE FOLLOWING ASSORTMFNt 1V I, 1 V1MONS, GROCERIES, &c. provisions. BBLS. PRIME P(1T?K- i BBLS. CLEAR PORK, CASKS SMOKED SHOULDERS CASKS MEDIUM BREAD I & setts whale Nautical Almanacs log lines deep aeado., hooks k ! I ' Wax Pump - Rig King Wither, cot nails, rivets, Blocks, patent & bufth ditto, sand naner. Thimbles Boat Rivets, squn; and mast hoops II Beeswax, Jeeswax, o T V t ' cneei lead, chaikSHIP CHANDLERY ctD:Ua' Nautical Alm. . . . A Hanks, Futh ltno. ,T..kw Paint lw..w . wh Unen- bl"h rrwn lamps, fated sheathT.TT.7.. " Df '. crub brushes, warn brushes. ber, and ,1 ZU".tw" Uiug for boat cocks, omnu rZL- "'V "e. copper and iron tacks, Uunp. .ndoT-tern i bbU clarified sugar, Cases loaf sugar, Whole pimento, ois cider vinetrar. i bbls dried apples, Kezs split peas, cs lard, Whole pepper, Fine salt in bars, Tohacco, 20 tb bxs, , ft lumps, various brands. Table salt in boxes, tomato ketchup Pepper sauce, sage, iiarory, asstd meats, Roant and boiled beef, do do mutton. Calves head, roast and boiled chicken. Roast and boiled turkey, 6 gallon kegs pickles, PAIA'TS, SUNDRIES, &c. - Pure and extra white lead, Prussian blue, ' Whiting, Lamp bUck, Spirits turpentine, Ships scrapers, Iamar varnish, LogbKks, Cof p r pumps. Tin plates. Boat lanterns, Handled axes, Fry pans, Screw wrenches. Firmer chisels, Pslmo, Shovels, Sheath knives, Dowel bitts. Sets Atkins' awls and handles, C. 8. Jointer irons, Billet webs. Yellow ochre. Pure verdigris. Chrome green, Br.iled linseed oiL Black lead. No. 1 copal varnish, C P. hammers and dowels, Mate and lead pencils, Tin pans. Nutmeg graters. Bust pans. Saw frames. Broad and narrow hatchets. Pinchers, Saw setts. Iron and brass screws, Pocket knives. Sets of bitts. Timber scribes, Brass seives. Mincing knives, Can openers. EW BEDFORD UMLE CRAFT. Togle irons. Lances. Cutting spades. Boat spades, thick. Boarding knives. Boat spades, thin. Head spades. Boat spades, wide. CORDAGE. Manila cutting falls,' Russia hemp rope, 3 and 4 strand, Bone yarn, y Worm line, BOOTS, SHOES AD CL.OTHIRG. Men's grained boots, .Men's thick bouts, 4 Men's brogans, Men's pumps. Beaver pea jackets, Petersburg monkey jackets. Black satinet monkey jackets, jry. Heavy double wool jackets, - Red and blue wool Jackets, Heavy eassimere trowsers. Striped, mixed satinet trowsers, , Heavy denim do. Heavy denim frocks, Guernsey do, Siriiied wool shirts. Red twilled fancy shirts. Heavy mixed do. Striped cotton shirts, Striped wool undershirts. Striped and double mixed stockings, Striped wool drawers. Heavy wool mittens. Heavy mixed blankets, Russia caps. ALSO Whale Boats, Zy Take Notice Will not be aco. ATI nriT -w- . , ainjy UHANDLERY. PRO- BBLS. MESS BEEP, BBLS. HAMS, ' 4 BBLS. IIAXALL FLOUR, BUTTER IN KEGS. I a' & . " hal- - yards ; Knees k oU and fluid lamps patent 4 bush nails irons ing Sheives. n Caulk "on Dox vices, anchors. iron spikes. Rosin. 1-itci lv.ni,i .v.:k. v .... 'sails. ImmTnr! vellow mi r .r ,rr"" ""j um wil.ow and rk b STORES. Bbls Carolina rice, Salcratus, 7 tb boxes, Chocolate, nutmegs, Raisins, i and i boxes, Currants, prunes. Citron and figs. Kits No. 1 mackerel, iwts tongues and sounds. Bed and black pepper, Ma jorum and thyme, 2 lb tins preserved milk, Fresh clam!", quahangs, Assorted roups, Green corn and peas, honey. Peaches, pears, jellies, Assorted pie fruits, 5 gallon kegs cranberries, lam Zinc white, Chrome yellow. Imperial English green. Bright varnish, Japan varnish, Hand leads. Brit, castors, 6 bottle, Pump boxes. Fog horns. Jacket lamps. Saucepans, asstd sizes, Hammers, Bung borers, Screw drivei s. Spring ba'ancej. Nail gimblets, Saw files, leaning knives, Patent erase irons, Drawing knives, Inshaves, Boat hooks. Blanila rope, from 1 0) inches, Spunyarn, Marlins and houseline. Seising stuff, 12, 15, 18, 21 thread. 1 Center Board Boat. Undersold ! 171 Sin A


ocr: btjtrtisfmfiifs.' FRESH GROCERIES & PROVISIONS PROVISIONS. TTORKSHIRE HAMS, WESTPHALIA DO. . nosiou sugar cured nams. Kits No. 1 mackerel, Jlalf kits No. 1 mackerel, Kits tongues and sounds. Boxes cod fish, Sugar cured tongues. Cases fresh lard iu'10 fb tins, Quarter barrels mess porf, California cream cheese, American cheese. CRACKERS AND BISCUITS. Boston water crackers, " butter " oyster " milk biscuits, - wafer bread, " ginger snaps, jumbles, 8. F. water crackers, 8. F. Jenny Lind cakes, Picuic biscuits. Queen " Windsor M Machine u Arrowroot biscuits, Ginger nuts. CASE GOODS. Cases English pie fruits, w American pie fruits, " fresh apples iu' rUus, " fresh apples in tins. u English jams, " English jellies, " Englidh pickles, M v American pickles, " raspberry jam, cranberry jam, ' peaches in syrup, " quinces u " - pears " -" apricoU" u " cuerries " u pruues M " u mince pie meat, " fresh peaches, - pure honey, 4 true lemon syrup, lemon syrup, " oysters in 1 and 2 lb tins, " lobsters in 1 and 2 tb this, 1 u salmon in 2 lb tins, " clams in 2 tb tins, ' " asstd menu in 2 tb tins, " sardines in J and i tins, 44 French peas, ' American peas, u frreen corn, French olives, French capers, English sauces, u American sauces, . carb. soda, " cream tartar, 44 saleratus, 44 yeast powder, 44 herbs, assorted, 44 currj powder, 44 cayeune pepper, 44 pepper sauce, 44 tomato catsup, k flavoring extracts, 44 ground pepper, 44 Durham mustard. 44 corn starch. SUNDRIES. Loaf sugar. Granulated sugar, Crushed sugar, Brown sugar. Light brown sugar, Zante currants in jars, Fine raisins, Soft shell almonds. Citron, lemon and orange peel, Jordan almonds, Hawaiian flour, Wheat meal, Corn meal, Scolh oatmeal, Pearl barley, Rice flour, Carolina rice, China rice, Pearl sago, JVeopalitan maccaronl, Neopolitan vermicelli. Split peas, Beans, Whole pepper, French chocolate, Prestons chocolate, Yellow soap, Salt water soap, Bath bricks, Polar oil. Cider vinegar, Sandwich Island syrup. N. B. Fresh ground Kona aoffee, packed in tins for ships' use. Very fine Oolong teas. X3 Captains requiring cabin stores will find the above fresh and cheap, tot sale by SAM 8AVIDGE, 177-3m Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. DAILY EXPECTED! AND FOR SALE BY J. C. SPALDING,


ocr: T she Owner- snl Pcraa Interraiesl 1st Wbaleships in the Pacific Ocean. Orncs or tu Piaa Kaiie-Reaa Cowakt, I , Nkw YosiuJuIy 20, 1W7. J The Panama Itail-Koswl Company laKesuna m". of informing those interested in the wnaiing . ua. - . . , . n.fA. .1 it-oli-ond ... . r r .... i. i v.c.li ui v.... -w ... ZX W the Isthmus of'l'auamn, for the shipment of Oil from the Pacific to the United States, uud fr sending out fit, and supplies ti-ora the L nited States to Pan.. ia. - The Kaih-oad has b-en in regular and snecessiiu opcrauo.. .yr more tbaa two years, aul its rapacity for tl.e trarus.iortaUon of more thaa ,ltw,-:-I iciudinz )U. Provisions, &c, K rteT Obe attention of tevenil Captain of whalesl.iPS has recently been turned to tne subject m .i.hp. iJSrZl froiotoinato New York during the present season, and the Panama Kail-Itoud Company ha. ? to affonl every facility winch tsa; r,,sn",e '..?1VL'! Tl':"r P.nn.;: to the end or which Freight neen ouiu. iii "re j . . ' vMiu Ivinir Cars are run to receive cargoes rrom lighters or vessels lying .lonide,und deliver the samsaalongside of vesl. at Asp n wall. Vessels of from 200 to 300 tons can lie at the Pier with . i : tn eiA .r.n1 nf Iait water. railing brigs, be longing to the Kail-Koad Company, and the t,ompany l" longitig iuui i.,.nma and deliver it iu New orlc ?Z?r Bil l, of C-.Ha.-t the rate of seven cents lH-r gallon, if received 1 I.. eVisa V: r-Kr- itm ii ABi,, ;tKirt. flllowiui for wauUjce. For ZZr ?nr0n7 cents per pound. This charge Mvers wrv exps.-t.se from Parma to Neiv Wk, m case the oi! Is sent throngh the Superintendent or Commercial Agent ... u.n u..j p..mmr. rrTsuraiice excepted. The OT trie rnnainw i. i . 1 . . . . , 1 ; o Ku i- n.vui.i on the Isthmus or in ew York ireiguts uiaj .""- i -- - at tne option oi toe o!i.-i-- , . , n.,.. a ,j lb- r...in.ianv sail reenlariy semi-monthly, and the averaire passages to and from Aspinwall are aboultwenty to twenty-five dVvs7 The time occupied in crossing the Ishmus Is . .-' iiii H.irinir its Mrsns5. across the Isthmus, -iU be . :".i. ...?,.. n. iv.nveviHT-fh covered cars, and owners . ' . ,1 tb.reverv care wUl be Ukentoprevent leakage. o ,o ir.mlv lieen conveyed to New York: with BCYCIftl tsiKw-3 t..v - rf - .ll t l.e siu-l.test loss. .;i..rtberxidsconsiimed tor transportation to the fcuper- i... on.- i.IUiim Kail-lload Company. or to Wslltasts ylm ....,meeil Awi.tofthe Comn-sf at Panama, will l. . .:...i ....i reur.leil with the irreate3patcb. ots rcvei. ci .". . ....... . - . rn. ir...i,.rio 1 Hanks has been appointed Agent at Ilono lulu, Sandwich Islands, and is prepared toiurniah every requisite mronnation to snippers. y J0Tf SecreterT FBEDKHlC I. IIASK3, Agent Panama K 11. Co.. Honolulu S. I. 64 187