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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

VAN BUREN COUNTY OFFICERS.
8. III. BLACKNAN.

Register, Of Deeds, Attorney at Law and Notary
fubhsJ-will attend to the business OF Convey
aneing, drawing agreements, applications for
couhty lands, wills, &c.-the purchase and sale
frcal estate, payn ent of taxes. ex ,roInatIon -
tiues and the compromising OF conflicting titles
DC. Office in the Cour Honse q Iv
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O. =. GORTON.

Dealer in C.oclcry, Glass and China-ware, Paper
Haugings, Window Shades and Curtains, Cut
lery, Jewelry, Yankee Notiens, Stone and East
eru, Ware, &C., North side OF Main st. first
door west Of l.. &. Butter d Cos, Hardware
Store. 1I7-tf
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G. M ODELL, NJ ID.

4 )moopathtC physician Surgeon don ist, and
1bststrician. ilo may at all lines be found at
his Rcsid nee on the> corner of Niles ~ Paw
Paw st.dlr city south ,OiS Cl2H1oSsll Hicks
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BENJAMIN SIMMONS.

Clock and Watch maker, and Jcweler Mattawan,
Michigan Repairing dono in the best manner
and on reasonable terms l50-ly.
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Il. w. NASH,

'uage OF Probate, and Notary Public, Van Buren,
70. Conveyaneing and other business pertain
rig 70 sad offices promptly attended to. Win
Mso attend to The purchase and sale OF Real
Estate, Examining Titles, paving Faxes. pro-
curing Bounty Land Warrants, &c. Office in
the Court House. % door on the right. %.
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d. B.aUEs d co.

roprietor Paw Paw livery Stable. Horses and
Carriages at all times to let Passenger con-
veyed to any part Of the country with despatch.
ttable IN rear of Exchange Hotel. Terms mod
crate. ~ 9sy1
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E.o.-f 10 make penee Thsir knitted brows and IN
Boen silence gave evidence that they DID not ueh Tel
IL this advice but yet IN their reply they promised 10
TAjn guiet although the perdy and bloci thirsners
- a. lheyraaes waa the topic upon which they most
elabos4l-ss d~Clt One Of then who had bee 70 Wash
lascu and who dspayed the medals which be received
tbs4s uged with reat skin the Atroous nature q the
isu given thr whites By the Cheyennes in spilng
blood urier the walls OF the fort Indeed Gen Harnsy
Irself ttcusht sat the Chryennes should have been
yeseuted from attacking the Pa~nees. any other
ton within sight 81 the flagstaff and Colonel May who
uow IN command al Fort kesIny, promised thai IL the
CheycnBes sa0Gld venture again 70 make war near the
fwt ne sould csaastsr them The talk with the Paw
news s the most formal and impressive Of the three,
and all the chiefs without exception, gave manifesto
tons az the weish1 snh the general counsel had with
thena and Of sLe fear with which tiry regard him
We remained day AZ Fort kearny setting out on the
zsd ala and accomplishing the journey to Leavenworth
Ia tes. days We beard that should find band Of
ArrlFahoes on the Little Blue but when there
rs fund merely the traces Of their camp We learned
Afterwards that they had entered into alliance with
Chs ehayennes 90 make war on ths Pa~nses but that
they had NOT arrived al the rendezvous in time The
reckless bravery o the cheyenres may be guessed from
the ls thai forty Of them provoked battle with
thousand PaRnee warriors and Ia close proximity the
Unifa TROOPS both in fort and camp. 1t deserves
TO be mentioned thai Hawnee boy fifteen years Of age
Was tlae person tinsf rescued most Of the horses
ON the rctnrn the revsilie generally clock
M and the vehicles commenced to move Ave, Gen.
Harvey IL certainly energetic officer the march,
known from experience and If the opinions Of the
officers may be taken authority the subject he
oald have dealt with the Mormon difsculty in much
prompt and ersve way than that in which il has
been dealt with by the civil and military authorities ia
Uah But this question viii doubtless fail under review
Ia the editorial columns Of this paper for which
further remarks upon II unnecessaIry Mr. E0y
desIres to make acknowledgment Of the cordial courtesy
ad attention which he received from the general ard Lis
stasI during the trip
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IffE FHoEIA OF travelling aes Is certainly the stew
aFttss q STEAMBOAT This lady cfcia Is peculiar in
siltaslon, and merits fail descriptive illustration In
ere o. our picture week.-Mrs. She appears think the
whole body 81 the females especially
atea Tor the special purpose Of displaying her ccnse
qucnce and miHistcTing to her sefs1icent arrogance
she vonchsaes no help in any embarrassment or emer
Eency; but perempt0Ty iHsereres whenever an oppor
tHniiy oHers Of showing her authority Who has net
seen Der dSplace small ARTICLES ct luggage with Jerk
Or order others ont Of the inner cabin or who has not
been snbbet who ventTrd To ask the most triafng SER
vice Especially has she fancy for closing the win
dows IN hot weather. One she permits 10 be een
In tie day time but TeIcntlesAiy uoters her victims nj
night Often when has Iasnuntea crevice through
which the cool air nay visit the narrow bertil-have tie
curtains been fusiely and Suddenly pulled aside Draw
ny mahogany colonel thrust IN and the easement
pulled u, with thai says deciieIsT 4Do not
ds . open i again We respect the daring Of Fanny
Krmble. who vowed she would break the glass, bus
who could emulate her example Better resort 10 STRAIT
agt, As lady 81 acquaintance did. when compelled
" occupy middle berth in the iaes cabin on board
Boston steamer. She stated large roll Ct hlankcfing
N the open winiw and prepared fur sleep. Abcnt
500 was reused by the efforts of the stswnrdesSuho
CD not perceive the ehstace--tO close the window.
With the mercury 96o and cEamrncd saloon this
would have been sueocation. The lady protrudea her
Dead, and sd 20 her neither ne-hbnr who shared the
window, @Iou had better D. have dome and put the
Toi % blanketin into the opening the window viii
chose The neighhor thanked her for the suggestion
and dill protactcn from the afr Tie LADY sf1ve
took AMY her bla1ket and enjoyed the cool breeze al
niShtN. T. EPrss.
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PERSONAL IsTELLHExc4

Hon Aaron Y. BEOwn, Postmaster GencraI l. expected
to return % this eity frU his yit 70 hs home In Ten
nrssec to-day
The Tyler Texas Reporter Of ths 2e nlGio says that
Governor Rnnnes has appointed col0nei Matt ward Of
Cas-. United States Senator 20 M the VACANCY coca
sioned By ths death q the hEnensed Henderson
The return o. the Emperor Of Rassa 10 ST. Petersburg
from ArcAgel accompanied BY the publication Of
uae restoring % the Bible Societies the privileges they
formerly possessed but Of ~srh they were deprived by
the late Emperor Nicholas
BArnum passed through Paris a few DAYS ago. with
Tom Thumb, his way 70 BADEN Baden, where he Is
going 20 exhibit Next winter Mr. b. going 10 deliver
Lectures IN London on hunbug and the way Of getting
aud losing money.
Cyrus w. Field who now occupies so much public at
tention, Is younger Of Rev David Dudley Field,
ID D., Of stcckbrdge, Mass. David Dudley Field, IL
d. prominent lawyer ia New York city Mr. Jonathan
r. Field, OF Stockbrige well known lawyer Of western
Massachusetts,, and Mr.. Stephen l. Field, OF this
judges Of the supreme court of California; his broth
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field is q native Of Connecticut.
The Richmond Examiner announces that Mr. John NJ
Daniel the former brilliant and distinguished editor OF
that papet in pursuance Of right reserved 10 himself ia
the sale Of that newspaper ave year ago. has repur-
chased interest in the same and viii in short time
return 10 this city and his former editorial posi-
ton
Mr.. Barber the new British consul coming 10 Rich
mond, the British acting vice consul NapIes during
the cessation OF diplomatic intercourse with the Of
the Two SiciIies
The Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald informs its read
s that Miss Martha Haynes Butt the talented and pop
uir authoress has returned 10 her horne III that CITY a-
ter absence Of several months which have been spent
in Chester and Wyoming valley, Pa Washington Phil
siephia and other notable paees where she has made
numerous acquaintancs and secured many friends and
admirers
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-12
BY .. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
IL Land and H5nse IN csnufry, flA
vrt5s q certain deed 81 nst bearing date the slft
May A. d. Is5s and recar1rc 70 Eber T. s.
f the Land records for Washington ceuny upaerzgn-
cd. trustee, viii sen pnbc
gnire Co in the city % Washington, Saturday e
August A. y ISIS, ut eork an of bot Numbered ta,
Geo Tyrs Subdivision Of para Of the
eAsa1f Pins Containing Eve and
more q les together with ~ iae cing d
STORY Frame HOUSE and building brilDgs
The above property sold subject ra REMEMBRANCE
znaou1t q which viii be STATED ut the hEae d
Ihe fce and end premises orel for sale very
rzbe fronting te Washington Rockville TarnFasa
aboat tao miles om the ry, AID q .he best
the county.
Terms q sale One fourth II cash and The redae thres equal
mani4 in Twelve AMI egkteen nafaH with
cured By deed % the the
q sale compsiea days re
chaser. Al c1nveyancing at the purchssars
w. RI. WARD. Truz.ae.
Ang I7--1rs J. C. ArsrIRE kCo.- Ancsoaesrs
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OFFICIAL.
nrr2HTrzsr or srA1z,

a nEtxrTHHsr
Washington, August 10, 1855.
raCiTed henry
Anton 81 Bsirvin by az
tss snerAa u Nethersnas Ins
aHy focwfng purfs opened foreign
q Ana sftrr the slst dry n Mar, 1850
IA TIE lsnd q lava, the TTn,aa. TndrHrnzlo Cer
Fal PtkNangn Psssoeroean, rusneo. Bzoek
Paasrocxzn, PsasD, Pai5sanl
The coast the Fo q Natal and
Pria-aan
he soasrR aud eastern districts q the slsn6 n Brneo
the port o. sarIFit
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United states Hotel.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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E,INE GLASGOW EDITIONS
History q tina Vegetable Kngaon, emhracsng s physioiogy
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pcahon aFls aanafsres, scoe0ay. by
and IussrHlad by ezgrayngz, Eany q
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GoAsmihs History o. Earth and Animated &atres viii nEaeroa
notes distinguished British and foreign nAtEasts Il.
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40.
Century
barge vols, Mrh plates 80
uBnrlsH1es Napoleou continuation embracing
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Helena volz wth plates. 81 So
cahtnnt History England CIVIL Nlary aad Ecclesiastical rom
Jaaus s year 1896 BY Charles MacfaAae
Thirteen rofumes. % so
Shepherd including several
printed cagrayin,s
Ax volumes. 81 50.
Esbe with cucplete Inc a the F0t and
assay and character BY Prof WILSON with
einbesied by ID portraits sue
landscape illstrail-s large
FRANKLIN rTrEPS
Ang Il ye~ Bookstore ssz Penn av.
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and Editors.--The propEi-
w vel and peular prT paper Te 9nral
Misour, 1a w0u3d drnse a
tie r This oEzsnasy - : the only
south azd the wealthy and pepn-
county Populatgn Appy
E-cTsAAD EDWARle.
Bs< Ia-7, Haliruo-c.
cnrr ranrb e wishing H. June
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AUCTION SALE.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE Z CO, Auctioneers-

TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
pGhac saeOn FRIDAY afssrzvon August 18th al e'riocE
prczses s sell 10 the hEhest hisder sTf q G No
square fronting - feet M0ur between 81 snd
Az streets, r1nnng ncrs s4n paved
alley.
Also 81 ocx on TIE prefnlscs Lo No IL II square NO sle
Framing X, sh and s
ring l42reo inches 10 Sect alier. Tes perfect
0neourt cash. the residue II IL End "a mouths
Tor bearing AID srca BY deed N the prem
y. c. McGCllE & CD,
Arg I'D A0osann.sra
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TIVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
III YORK
ST Fsbr1pry 4.
bcsds mad rnersrprr~ q nrsscsu
FrraerirS = wlnzsr, kbknrt
A " Gsrnrt " D. ezsrsping rhysscs4u as5 street.
Pamphlets and arar mag 1ee q
CliARlEs Tx sEupf1s, Areha.
lDe f3-ccus 10 SFrs1ib Ftrrss
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DICHARD HILL, General Agent and Collector,
In Rhrnnnd vii aeros ~ wta y she Clsccr1n
tEins and wl tnua b easine n al ts tnrns ~ Virginia
Rscuxarr Va, Nay 1855.
We es undersigned hsrr NJ Rnra Fi r uany ysnrs
and sslrasally rscunarneud hfra y tas peilc
Farhse 4 IAuunavanf e,ltsrs Rshnlon1 Enquirer. Va
Hurtwsrtr ennrs, AR, Kch,nrd Erar1ner
8ondrrnnf safs. prufscurs a the II hrocnd Wir
ma. n Gregory, Unset ssaies rcrNey
JAR ft-lm
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ExTENsIoN or THE anew BOOK STORE

TyXTENSION or THE NEW BOOK STORE
FRANKLIN renerfaIly informs kis 1srdS and the
rrblc improvements
enperd In Ndd4finn zrse ss4
srny 81 arsfess snn, AEnerrAn and EuruEsaa
bpcss cS1sis-1 a1e gallery, t e a the sfnrr3
whe-u sl an5 sI the
Hisnce pabne rr8s To, eazng raAls bn
rrgalar2v reccivsd-
> kkp khrE correspondents most q the EurupAn cts
p~epArei advaztzgus and
fr beng ArneFlca e4is cnnneEt
sztisfar1ury sxrcuta q az
FRANKLIN PHILIP.
an
s--H EI2 Pczz. ar mull
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SUMNER RESORTS.


T,IIE FATQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
fhEv zses Washington Pnssessanu having beTn
regaEned establishments viii I'VE opnrd
June the dinecsn of accommodation. sarrznnd
and relable- celrt@ons zafisiaate-
viii be spared IN order ~ aecomoaae the
the er hg reputation az e~s Springs 1r
Aexanrta cclrk the
and 10 the evening and return AZ 9ss m and p m nsx
day tearing Richmond also Ixsa DAY hns aordin tbs mst
renient mode Of sccess-
The vii ~ per asy, 81 per week $40
nous $40 500 te endnx Let c
ehare cid and unr II hsN servsns siso
hnHprce TirNsS tAkKs.
June -3-1rnns
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y
celebrated Mn1-ai Springs fer 5e
well known THAI rnedrai
such signal n
Eecdv pslrac
nary BraneaI A1econs crslEc diarrha dysFs
andd ~ the brain-
Visitors Eemcad aae shoala nsve the Virgins md
NsEbura Depot They viii but
good rnaG Alex
Virginia araad there seventy miles
Of staging
Iavaas would better and better and stteuon
By corning uris USUALLY much crwnd thrngh Tbs
month of August 7. CaATfnlL A Cd.
MAY 10--d4n3
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(sLASSIC TALES; containing Ra~scIas. Vicar az
~ Nakvned kxSs ~ $sersA
F1iivsrs rrsres Thoa
c~ius saa u
EtSe5s Philosophy "a RSsaswv. Ao1dru. ~
iiHnoscts Travels shs Rng-ns u vuE
Lneur-
Flernnss ysc>huary q Fhts~ayhy snz Isadou 81 -
Hand Book 81 Proverbs. E0i Lcufrn-
Fagzis ~ FoyrsEn provrvh~. rnL bsatonE y
TeftgTewis Ceioior ~ FgstaShs. vnl Iea.don 81 Is
~alshH Duussac u-snrsne surEery. Fanasn. ~
CcuVfste " Kaanessuv NJ Sc ~
aan &assworshs Bart y Faa, Luaua SIS hMnlhel
g e isesans Fg4NcK taylor
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frSn paper laid before the House OF Commons the
nE1rs Of gold and silver for years, ending with
1851 and the experts foE tbs same period were a. fol-
hu-zr-
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Tie sxPgt Of silver 10 India and China For the
qx m0nts # the present Yezr the exports Of slxer 70
India are 90 93g s45 against SAT sag same lime last
yer, showing that silver Is again arcsrniafinr in
knroT~ and ths movement q the large banks shows
soEe Signs Of returning hasinazs
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EPIscoPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF vIRGINLt;. AT

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF NlKGiNLfs Al
" Heights three miles west "a AexAnara
Rev JOHN MCGUIRE. Recsar. M s54
VII commence On Mcsnrs1as
a September
ms taaies embrace coure and Modern Lam
s,sres s1cnrez EnEssb, Music Drawing
kc. !.
payable Invariably semi z1nuaay IN s-
vance a The and tils on
The "Wednesday IN February.
This charge board In inc reguisr snd
r.sdtnx ~
,crt ezea boas stationery ciax xHd what firnsioa
tha p1lsA.
and drawing extra charges
fN ~ The school VIII he Ses 70
hoee who request Applications farther inter
aron addresses EsrE o. Teorl SEMINARY, fairfax
county, Virginia.
.
Eaxht VIVA Meade, d. q.
Right Rev. Johns, .. D.
T1e clergy Il diocese
TAe Professors n the University q Virginia
Iny 2s-2lawrssep
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M Ahi LAM Law NUfAhss---ihe hfpcris o.
lfA Decisions 81 the Eh Court az Chanoery n Marylan IN
volumes per volume, per
Also awlngzs ssay Register deaninr
every public
o. the legislature Tor years
Big the azifnr expressly g9r this work
Publisher Ep7rcva
patronage Legislatures the
sale BY FRAxCK TAYL0g.
Taly 2o-In
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ICE fCEli ICE y Just received per schooy,ers
ausrrpr Caricste vfnrsnnrs Mary ,u-u
HerT May D1xcr and EusOr res Thousand psrp 81
T. y MrrrFFTfi~
Ie-E cfAce 6 Tweifh and sfrrr.u
oT0VE WOOD--M Manufactured to order at
~ Calls Fsrn wts~a MIS-. Esso a f-sb a,v.-4
0hce, y W cyner q I7h and sircstp No ssT
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p sferrnk yoH plrae most respectfully invs
tcutn circular
t rrNiru market
ray whhs and Grey Blankets superior quality and pcos
for P&R
Aar z--7g,ar
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BRAL ESrArr "a Green anctioncer On Tuesday even
Ing last SOLD part Of LOT H. Ia squa=e No 55T on New
York sTenue, to G. w. Stewart for twenty four cent?
per foot.
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Ale SPRING ANp sUNMER Goods. WIN

IA entire fancy eoec1 all
IA recsnfy Largely rraces
Our s q al kinds o goods general y vsn
thoroughly assrrDd throughout she ytsr
northern send snpg5cs
daily all arstc2ss Cry goods
~rtvrd.
We opening
pnia rrcr making
p~nf
ourselves the rsh1
tila a
norrf-
our srnrs srk pain asars~ a, the o~c-s es mar
prrs. hs6 ms sv r..ru
na VIII perrast@d in
sr rrtu.s
few days shsz presrz1 Faur r sraeuus "a
rzsh
hs sur pzpS~o 10 make cash ausirs a.
prrxhe ftssrss pheasant have ai
ot"c 1iAAy q our cas:1xners and a.
PEARS PERRY RErr7iER-
HCerarzl S&nwsN. wcx bnlzSnr
ARg~-ASff oppnasfe xxrkss
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ToNEss WHITE SULPHUR AND cHALYBEAT

81 Spring. cpurir, Hors crutnnThes- Springs
healthy PHEASANT the Country, 10 miles
railroad, which
NJ win and handsome Four horse
directly 10 lic Springs
he e-abh-nnt w1 opened rr the recaa1a 81 gisors
the Isth dry june. Isbs
per rngrh-
y. ~ PHI. ~. N.
"a q
Horses per zrcnth = ~ II
\. III. .L -
day wi ..a ..5 u
cbldr-a years n lrpr1ce
aniy r win be hrongh TO tas Springs turing e
susE zs. 1855 W. D. suxEs, Frcrrseser.
July 7--mza~
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Pa1Ro & NouHsR--The creditors Of this house, who
have been waiting patiently Or several months for another
insslment their dies viii be glad TO learn that stts
are being taken to convert Of their city property
into cash J. G. Meaire Co, auci0neers advertise
sale Of number of lots Of real estate belonging the
assets Of this house. to take place AZ their auction
tomorrow afternoon at sir O'Clock. This affords good
opportunity for all who desire TO make Investments In
c4tF lrts as the sale i persmptery-
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Non ARzKsrKD.-So far have been able TO learn,
none Of the rnans who committed the gross and unpro
voked outrage upon the Northern Liberties Fire Com
pany and their PhiladePhia guests, Tuesday night
hare vet been arrested We hope the police viii be
firing in their exertions that this act making such
blot on the fair Of city shall be suffered TO
60 unpunished Even the unGtorsd savage regards the
violation of hospitality the greatest of crimes: and
civilized communities should not be regardless Of such
wantgn violations Of good order and propriety.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-08-05


And great variety OF articles usually kept IN first
class Furniture Warehouse which too numerossto
mention.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts To IS 90.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 25to $3.50 90.
Mattresses ~ 20 TO $50 CO. 6tz9d
Is co. - r 800 ~
"A liberal discount made TO country Fr8O-tf
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS. IN ONEI
PatentedMay, 1s54.--Improyed In 1

sAosSHscuoidJ, AUStA---AmpIOVeu III 1c0Ob nfafH
NNHE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill IL . simple
u and portable machine formed the COTE Mill
principle entirely Of cast iron for farm and plantation
It does atthe rate ten TO twenty bushels per hour,
according to the size OF the MIL An improvement
has been effected in its model the present season.
which consists In adding another Cone md sett of
crushers together with improved Bridge Tree, and
In snbstutn9a box platform In place 81 the old 1ee,
by means of all the speed 10 nearly dDuhed
and when reqnired) the MIL adapted also 70 grinding
shelled corn into hoMmony and hne meal f0f fADily
nse BY reversing the motion, or In other words, by
the bushel obtained and the balance ID superior
hommonys or good food for feeding.
THE AD VANTAGE or EEEDLNG CORNAHD
COB MEAL PROTEE sAan
Henry Alspaugh, Of Greenfield co.. Ohio says:--"In
1904 myself and brother raised large crop Of uorn,
and purchased 100 head Of cattle to faten Ny broth
er wishing TO divide our interests, offered me fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the CATTLE
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
twenty. We then divided orr corn he fed his sin the
shock, and lad mine ground together With the cob
anfed II In troughs, nailed 10 trees afoupd the yard
My brothers. corn did not hold out near e foi,e a
mine, though We had divided equally ana be fed sew
enty head to my one hundred and twenty. When his
corn was out let him have from mine; and when We
finished feeding the cattle were weighed and acid IL
was fond that my cattle had gained I'VE pounds On
the hundred double what his had gained ana nv
profits were over one thousand dollars moretkan
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team and no extry power required than what accom-
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON ! CO.. Bu.aiinsson,
Iowa. nSav
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-20

FROM DEs Mo1NEs.-We invite atten-
ton to the letter Of our Des Moines COR
respondent. We are promised more of
the same sort during the session. The
writer is one of the best posted men of
Northern Iowa.
We have the Journal of the 9th, but
as the session did not commence TIL the
18th, it contains no matter of Legisla-
tive interest. The Dubuque Times of
the 18th gives synopsis of the Report
of Hon. NJ. L. Fisher Sup. Of instruction,
but the report is said to be very able,
and we prefer to give the whole of it
when it arrives unless it may be too long
for our columns. Gov. loves Message
is not a, hand as we go to press, though
Dubuque papers to the l5:h are receiv-
ed. How the Dubuque Times of the
l2th, could publish Il synopsis of loves
Inaugural, certainly not delivered be-
fore the 18th, is what "gets us"--,here
must be something spiritual about
this
We have private advices from the
capital that Grimes will carry nearly the
whole Republican caucus for Senator
and that he is a warm friend of our r.
Road. Well, we cant help the first, and
we hope the last is true.