Central Wisconsin, The (Newspaper) - March 8, 1860, Wausau, Wisconsin Jr W VOL 37 Central Aa Published every by J W CHUBBUCK at Two per annum m advance J Puff's Block Story Third Street Wisconsin of or i per annum not ing five lines jtS when the are given charged by the folio or if not contracted for by the col- umn for in per 25 cents for each ad one payable in ads payable quarterly or at any time during the quarter MAH The following were found m the are anonymous We fy any exclaiming A per 1 Of e H A CAPITAL PAID IN 500000 My secret For nature Mjf ire alTof thee Business Directory v fN O TIC E Locke Division No s or T x ID This Division holds im meetings reg ovary livening at 7 o'clock at tUe Sutus Hall This Division is in a nourishing condition and all those who wish to concentrate efforts iu the cause of are invited to join tho K VV W 1 0 K K S I D B THAYER Cor Main Washington w A PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON on Street WAUSAU H WISCONSIN A EARLL the Stevens O M D Physician and Surgeon on Clark Street Point The reputation acquired by last Fifty an honorable the transaction ofita business and the prompt anil liberal settlement together with the character of the securities composing iu Assets entitle the Company to the most public at ing- reliable Insurance against Loss or Fire E I- a n d At In a ur a n ce And loft start To find thee but a fancy I has Have I in turn one prime be my I ask claim One only boon bleat visions from P 10 be followed by a Soef not return General Land and Col- Agents WAUSAU MARATHON CO L w M it THAYER Attorneys at Law PUBLIC General WAUSAU at the Bookstore Main it 71 HIRAM CALKINS cuc attend to making Locating Land Protecting Timbered Lands from Examination of Titles Payment of Tuxes ID Lands bought anil sold ami money on real estate security Choice Pine and Farming lands for sale at alt times and on reasonable terms ASA VV S at Law Survey R IB Hon A G Ellis Stevens Point W Esq Madison amcs Bonnell Ksq Messrs Gross Sc Maroh York City Messrs Carry Hill Cincinnati Ohio Jos Crawford Co Dixon Illinois D G Esq Lancaster Pa July 20 1859 Wisconsin JET Office nt the County Building WAUSAU WISCONSIN K M at Law and Laud Agent STEVENS POINT All entrusted to his cure will prompt attention on Public A WM EATON Attorneys at Law L J YAW PARK VAN MYERS at over STEVENS POINT WIS S E STODDARD MOS I M E E MARATHON CO WISCONSIN Will attend to the plying of taxes enter ing lauds locating land warrants Jt r e n c e a s Atkins Milwaukee H HI Hon A H Detroit H C Ohio Hon c Tucker Y May VS MARATHON CO WISCONSIN the Bank of the Interior Public and Land Collecting WISCONSIN Will promptly to that line in the German wid such as buying and Jcc umler the General Banking Law of the State Will buy and sell Drafts make collections nt all points in Northern Wisconsin enter pny taxes and do all business con- with Banking and Real Estate TO Marshall It Illsley Jefferson County Bank GEO L FIELD LINUS R CADY Cash 06 J A FARNHAM V JOSEPH BARNARD OF THE PEACE EAU CLAIRE Marathon County Also GENERAL LAND AGENT and will promptly attand to all business to him such as buying or Helling ting government lands paying taxes A G Ellis Hon A Braw ley B L G L Park Esq W D Kennedy it Chaie H Calkins Esq C A Single Aia Eau A Co Mowe Kelley Co Aldan Judge McDill Judge Dme E S Carr Rock Co Hon Joseph Goodrich 49 gently happy And the sweet peace and love N e'er from thy heart depart my dreams arp still of Hast thou one lender thought pf My joys like summer birds mayfly My hopes like But there's one flower that cannot Thy holy No dews that one flower's cup may fill live and As as of heaven My Hast thou for me thought farewell my Between us blue rivers And plains And mountains in the sunlight The breathea on brow Is not the ivind that breaths on mine Are not the beams that on me shine Bat memory's spell me thou the holy past to be unfit week is lway his that the mind No man can say that it him after ia night w ear i of sleep i refreshing sleep Toa ia the price NO 141 I anua to the who them e layers sooner is I are worthy of wide circuit Mi- is A steadiness of features are original of good breeding persons can't sit at least they mnst work their or that is ito Wrong of a phenomena says the moat that spiritualism haa received 141 thf of Rev T L Jy poet new move merit in this a Swe anct at thing of short commings ia from pu t that your little of ay won e0 Sde licks one by lion with p of j let nature wake will not do it they let it earlier Mid found that they wake up selves in full to for any studies late and before retiring foot of on that Bm Good waytt lips that and at do not of against iu England does not deny of sion by thinks and Virtue that they spoken Testament and that they j s for the spirits of the friends of them or of iu order thu de- and tive nr tive The of Mr gays be tiis own hasi own except in mate be light in hand conversation to have ideas hut to be to make if belong the and not youis your df ess or The Arab heard the growling of The bitter tears that thou and I May shed by anguish bowed Exalted in the noontide sky May meet arid mingle in the thus my WO Far far apart must live and move Our souls when God shall set them free Can mingle in the world of This were an exetacy to Say would it be a jo to 1 The Brave Soldier given many a and brain mined ordinary ailments to the duction of water on the brain T TO V The Constitutional gives the ing anecdote of the late war in During the battle of Magenta the combat was exceedingly severe the railway station and aa the French regiments advanced men were basily employed in the wounded fearing that if their comrades should by chance be obliged to fall back the men lying on the ground be trampled JOHN Carpenter Builder jf SioK WAUSAU WISCONSIN Is prepared to do anything in of business with promptness and in a manlike manner B F H CABINET MAKER WAITS AIT MARATHON CO WISCONSIN Wilt constantly on hand or fo order Barrans Tables and all articles in the lim of Cabinet ware on short awl to AU work warranted in want will call fore pa rebating SHOP on Street at Jan 6 ud ud PAPER of all Mn at maw Vr k HOUSTON Point under foot An officer perceived a soldier on hia knees near bis musket busily employed in binding up bis head with a handkerchief having received a thrust from a bayonet which had passed through his cheek and entered his left eye The officer asked aim what he was doing and seeing that he was badly wounded told him to go to the ambulance To the said the and why V Becouse you have lost your said the officer said the but the other is still nt the same time pointing his musket to show that he could still take aim In a quarter of after the railway station was in the of the French A ball fired by struck in the arm of a French soldier who was climbing up to one of the windows and fell same officer ran and raised him up Ah is that you captain said some thank you but rascals have broken my arm said the officer have yon not had enough of it now The soldier did not for a moment reply but after taking op bis musket said with a smile It is only the left captain the other is still arid be again hurried to the combat The captain went on also and in a few moments again saw him ill down from a shot ip the breast Poor said the officer leaning over him The soldier heard voice and accents Captain must not be had left tbe two other Mt nar M for if I would 1 Fix the on into bed on vast and by the lioness heard agitate furniture so fine that you cannot aflord et another yet throughput dwelling I say that this wi manners to begin Under bad manners ap snder er lies very commonly an over- rew years ago it had such it gave a fixed rigidity terrible unearthly many excellent and amiable under this influence to have their tose appetites be deprives of their control destroyed and theft bodies wasting away and their aa if under some fall dis Harris gives a shocking i was a fair capital moral influence of tiler i he has just abandoned and we have no doubt he greatly ates it with the seal natural to sprang back to his old post roaring defence distant rival This continued for about an when a black lioa made his appearance on The lioness arose as if to go guessing her intention bounded toward his TKe two crouched and on the the embrace of death two crouched each or the the the boundless ocean or the ceaseless! Their their of the Father of us all i torn rage and agony -i i t 2 It has been said that sleep is air and all this time tbe lioness promoted by lying with the head crouched and her tail slowly towards the north and not by any in silent satisfaction When the to the of certain combat arid both warriors lay currents upon the she 3 A writer recommends to com- smelt them satisfied herself that they meuce rolling the eye balls round Weird off quite re- circuit of the eye same uncomplimentary epi- tion until sleep comes taph 4 Another avers that a better plan This Gerard tells us is an example is the a of the conjugal fidelity of milady position shut whereas the lion never quits his wife unless forced and is quite a pattern attention through the nostrils only making an effort to believe that you see the breath going out all the time 5 We have known on the failure of all kinds of anodynes the gentle continuous friction of the spies of the feet with a soft warm hand to be ad- successful 6 When persons are prevented from sleeping by a slight hacking cough sleep ia sometimes induced by having two pieces of muslin say six inches by four and three or four folds thick to be used alternately thus have a saucer at hand half filled with alcohol dip one of the cloths into it then press it out so as not to dribble and lay it across the cheat the upper edge of the cloth ranging with the bones let it remain five utes then put ou the other ting thus by tho aurse with as little Motion or noise as possible the patient being on his back m the bed composed for sleep T A French medical journal advises on to put five or sU of sugar candy large aa in the month averring that before they are melted the effect wall have been produced Thia may avail in a caae of not special as distinguished from our generic very the of any We would not advise any snch expedient for persons have bMn known to life by to something in tke Od Eugenie Crinoline The correspondent of the don Court Journal sets at rest thi question of the Empress renouncing We caa therefore affirm upon our conscience and honor that whatever may have been said wita regard to abandonment of crinoline by that august and lady the absence of whatever portion been caat aside waa not perceived indeed we shoald say that it muat have added to the of the petticoat by the facility afforded for the more expansion of that which remained Nothing be more graceful aad more dignified than fall of her menU at tte time who can say that any falling off is there V AJi the and lady took her seat upon the fill tie the sword hatf of very soa of the Emperor became to aa it were w the and nom beneath which it leaving not the thin and under the of the Imperial robe to show that it the highest TOH you real equality in social intercourse than country As nuns drop their birth names and become Sister Margaret and Sister go high people their personal dis- and become brothers and of conversational Nor ara fashionable people without their heroism I believe there are men that have shown aa much self devotion in carrying a lone wall flower down to the supper table aa ever saint or martyr in the act that has his name There are of the ball where nothing can hold back from their errands of mercy They find out the red-handed less undergraduate of bucolic dents as ho squirms in bin corner and distill their soft words upon him like dew upon the green herb They reach even the poor relation whoso dreary apparition saddens the ed atmosphere of the sumptuous one of ask OF OWN that a ate middle man whom nobody seemed to know should be presented to her by the hostess He wore no shirt had on black gloves was flourish ing a bandanna Match me this ye proud children of poverty who boast of your paltry sacrifices for each other 1 your ai the thread said to the needle kisses If you'd learn to watch a mean man when he talks to a gentleman of wealth speaker who was drawn measured eighteen inches than he did before If the doctor orders bark baa not the patient a right to growl is that which wheui brought to table is cut but never Cards The anxiety that a man feds for the want of funds is called CAPITAL punishment penny for your as the cheap newspaper reader said to the editor of a daily musician who composed the march of intellect on a new opera drop in the eye causes blindness and a drop in the head pnte out the eyes of the understanding what part of London should Rarey In down surely the other replied Mexico everybody is posed to be an ex-president who wears a clean shirt and keeps hb hands washed the wont article in the market U speculate iaT Ife you it Tec of Be- The following from an old paper the VIAL 01 N Y is not so The beast had seven heads and ten horns on each head which males seventy honu answering to the ty of Daniel Now of this beast was 666 feet long which ia the of Dealt Multiply this by seven rod it makes 4662 which waa the age of the when the first pope began to Now tie up the beasts tail into three knots and it will shorten it to 614 4 which being multiplied by three the number of 1843 year B the world will he burnt up Bat there if another remarkable vocalist says he could sing way down on the old Tar River if he could only get the PITCH report that a Yankee had invented a machine to take the noise out of thunder is a reporter like a pocket Because be takes notes and must have quick fingers to ensure success minister prayed fervently for those of his congregation who were- too proud to kneel aud too laiy to stand to your own and never trust it to another A pot that to many is ill red and worse boiled cert aU age nay envy the of China one of hia hii birthday U celebrated only once in ten said an incidence wore boot the day -I belong to a with nail in tke
