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EARTHEN WARE, CHINA, GLASS, 10.
" 81 Pa. ~. opp oItte RroHaS' HotkL.

EARTHEN WARE, CHINA, GLASS. DO.
II 81 Pa. ac.. opposite Brol1ns' Hotel.
T. PURCELL & SON have lust imported. per
ship Gibraltar, from Liverpool direct, and VOsaN
other sources. one hundred and fifty pack ~
ages ofthe above articles. of the best quality AIU
and latest styles. We name in part ~
Gold band aud White French and Eng ish ChiLs
Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets,
White Granite and Blue Painted Dinner. Tea and
Toilet Sets.
China Vases. China Motto Cofees and Ssucers
Tea Set and bohemian Buffers and Covers,
Cut, Plain and Pressed q lass of almost every de-
scription.
Plated; Albata, and britannia Table, Tea ard Des-
sert Spoons and Forks. Coffee and Tea Sets, or
separate,
Casters. Butter Knives. Ladies'. &C.,
Ivory handled and other Knives and orks. In sets
of5i pieces, or separate,
Girandoes, Coal Oil, Etht rial and Lard Lamps and
Wioks,
WATERS. Coffee Urns. Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
A very hne assortment of common goods, suitable
Tor retail groceries, all of whon Ill be sold whole
sale and retail, as low As the very lowest.
First quality Stone Ware at the factory prices.
Goods VIII be carefully packed and sent to any
part Of the city free of charge.
A call from their friends and the public rensrally
Hotel.
de4 colin THOS PURCELL son.
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WEBER'S CORNET BAND.
LEWIS WEBER, Leader. furnishes Music for
Balls, Private Parties, Parades, Serenades, NJ
Funerals. etc., at the shortest notice. Orden&4x
left Ct M etzrott's Music Depot, Mr.. Gauter' ~
q, SSe nh street. Navy Yard. between g and I, win
b DyomDty attended to, "a S-Sn
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SPECTACLES EYEGLASSES.
SSo Received hne assortment of n above
SmolaoinS bold. Silver, stael, Shell and Horn
frames, with best f.snaes of every focus.
II. eEMKEN, 81 Pc. avenue,
poV between esh and loth eta
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Through trial Of msny years. and through every
nation of civIlize ed men, AYER'S CHERRY PEG
TORAL has been found to afford more relief and to
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease than any other
tied consumption have been CURED by it, and thous-
ands of sufferers who deemed hey ond the reach
OF human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoy mens of
lungs and throat: Here ood had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the pale, thin features of him who lately usty
He tries everything but the disease ia gnawing at
his vitals and shows its fatal symptoms more and
more over ell his frame. He is taking the CHER
RY PICTORIAL now; il has stopped his couch.
his appetite returns and with II his strength. fhs
dart which pierced his side broken Scaroelv xny
ghbOrhood can be found which has not some Inv.
ing trophy like this TO shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectora az i'm
perlshable rerown. But Its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, 1t aocomplishes more by prevention than
cure. The count loss colds and coughs vhioh il
cures are the seed which would have ri pened into
Dreadful harvest Of inourabie diseases. Influenza
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy, Whoop'
Ing Cough and all irritatOns of the throat and Inns
are easily cured by the Oh ERRY PECTORALff
axe, TAKEN IN season: EyeTy family should have it BY
from the insiduous prowler which carries OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the dsrline AMI
from many home.
Authenticated evidence of these faots, with dir.e.
lions for the treat nent Of each comp amt NAV Sc
found IN Ayers American Almanac, of who'll We
publish three millions. and scatter them broadoast
over the earth, In order that the sick everyvhere
may nave before them the information II contains.
Drusslsts nnd dealers In medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
remedies, prepared by DR.. J. e. AVER, Praotioai
and Analynoal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
sod BY 4. ID. GILMAN, Washington, and -by II
COoH: Ala1andra, and By sll dealers everywhere.
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lust RECElVED-A large ass ortment of p ano
- Stools and Covers, Of different colors and DAT.
terms also, Music Stands, etc., etc., suitable for
Csristmas presents, Ut th. Mpsio store OF
Gel w, 8. AETZEROTT,
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. . I H f l. A d. b 3.

Having Just returned from the North, where
have been attend ing the closing Auction Sa es.
am prepared to offer the following Goods at abou,
one half the cost Of importation:
5000 Cambria Bands, from l8xo. to 81 Is very
cheap.
$50 CambrIo Collars. from 25c. SI75
4O0 Swlss do. some real REM OH at S. so,
SO sets Col lars and Sleeves. Fl ON ST p to SIS 49,
SOEmbrodered Skirts, from u so to IS,
100 hne Embrcid ered Linen and Cambria Hapdk ar
ohlefs, very cheap,
rs hne Linen sets Collars and Sleeves, very
cheap, at 8 IN.
ole,
Spices Black Moire Antique, 80 inches wide,
superior quality. 81 IS.
2peces Black Corded Silks. very heavy, at 81 80,
worth S2s0,
Us yards Fancy Silks, very cheap,
10 dozen Hemmed and Stitched Linen and Cam
bro Hand kerchIefs, at Sc, worth Soc,
30 Broohe Shawls, extra cheap,
so Black Tibet Long and Square Shavls, the
hnest goods ever offered at the prices,
80 Black Cloth sglsns, best goods in the mar
ket, from S5 to SIS,
- Lace Curtains great bargains.
Together with full and complete stook. which
Will bs sold At prices whIch cannot fail to give en-
tire satisfaction. r. w CARTER
No. 81. corner 7th st. and Louisiana avenue.
10 I-0O<H and fth street,
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CHRIST MAS Is COMING.
DO YOU INTEND 10 MAKE APRESRNr

Call at DRURY's, the Depot of Epicures, and
select some Of his elegant eatables.
FOR THE LADIES.
In the wav Of presents he has beautiful FANCY
BASK Its, filled with FRENCH CONFEC-
TiONS;, G0RNuCOPIES, SU6AR Flow
ERS snd FRUITS, PRUNES in fanoy Boxes.
FRUIT q LASStS: all kinds Of ' oreixn and Do
mestio FIR UITS and PRESERVES.
FOR The GENTLEMEN.
What more acceptable GIFT than Box Of Drury's
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS, which he IL selling
much below their usual rates.
IL You ARE N4T TEToTALRR,
buy some Of DKUkY'S rare old WINES and
CHAMPAGNE.
FOR THE CHILDREN
he has all kinds of SWEATMEyrS, SUGAR
TOYS, MIXED CANDIES, FIGS. DATES,
APPLES. ORANGtS NUTS, FIRE CRACK
ERS. TORPEDOES. &c.
I'D, No one should think Of preparing for the
Holidays without calling at
DRURY'S,
ds7-eo6t corner Pa. ave. and l4th st.
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IN KIMMELI. HOUSE
i HIS Nice and oOmInOdious Hotel has lust been
cOmplsfed and will be open for the reoep 4 a.. 4
lion Of guests on Tuesday, the Esd instant va L
This house will abound with comforts lt:6E
equal in every respect to every house in this or ay
other oity. The bar will be supplied with the bes
OF Liquors, at all times. have engaged Mr. E. ".
Campbell to assist and sup peri md the house.
The klmmell House Is situated on G street, be
tween ~ and 9th streets in the Immediate vicinity
OF the National Hotel, and near the Railroad DEPOT
A. r. KIMMELt,, Prop'r.
no19 conn E. v. CAMPBELL. Sub,t
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WHEN I'm THE COURSE OF HUMAN

TWEEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies' and Gentlemen lose one of tn in
oeoonea matter Of scrlous Importance, and the
1aestlon 10 what shall we do TO stop the hair from
mIIhg on, and restore Its vEor and beauty In re-
HAIR PROMOTES And sf fiMPRo 1S fAh A few
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
snq imPart freshness and vigor 60 the hair; and
continued use Of il two months viii in,vre Won 4
luz urmnt head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and II
noS sa9,hea, Alter The second APPLICATION, return &c
ASK for Rr. Harris' Hair Promoter and Improver.
sold IN RICHMOND By w. PETERSON, Drug
ena ~ warrington city by z. ID. GILMAN, Drug
Sstl broxnr Hote Building. Pa. avenue, and %.
N0n0G apl "
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TBR WINTRy SrAsov

TIE WINTRY SEASON.
The sun of Summer is cast as last,
And Carr ed TO w lntry season,
And the frishisued leaves are leaving d fast,
III they stay ed IL would be nigh treason.
The sheep ex posed To rain IND and drift,
Are left to all sorts of tretherS,
And the ragged birds ,nESt make Shtn.
Until they can get Z sw feathers.
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EVENING STAR.
~ SELECTIONS.


SEAsONABLE POETICAL SELECTIONS.
A DrRsE.
The E.rn sun is failing. the bleak wind is waiIing
Inc osrs ooashs are sishIns, the pale flowers are
And the year
On a: earth her death bed ms shroud of leaves
Is lying,
From NovsmbsT t to MAJ,
In yosr saddest array;
Fohov the bier
And like dim mi , me dead: cold {sar; .,uohr.
The chill rain IL falling the npt worm i, 'swng.
Inc MYERS are svsl ing, the thunder II knsiiiLE
The biths swallows are Town. and the lizards each
Put on white, black and Grey.
Lety9ur lEht sisters play
of the dead cold year,
And MAKE her grave green with tear on tear.
THE FROZEN DKsoLArroN OF w1Nrrn.
There 10 stoppase of the currency
hsr tribute 70 the .s. O" The froassn so
Hard up, no more repays the husbandman.
Seems hits-vashsd. Of their farnltars the trees
Are stripped and sverywhers distnnEas reign.
We Is.s around and did indi1 we nOs 1r.po.s
In mother earth's resources confidence.
5hoald see no prospect Of q dividend
of sxpsnos IN the pound!
wIxrKx COMFORTS.
Chilblains sore on all your toes,
1oicla hung from your nose.
Kbeumatls' IN all your limbs.
Noodle full Of aches and whlms,
CHAPS upon your hands and nps.
And lumbago In your hips,
10 your bed you shIv ring creep,
There to freeze, but not to sleep.
For the shee.s that look so moe,
Are to you two sheets Of ice.
TIE wIN1RY SEASON.
The sun Of Summer is cast as last,
And CARED TO W lntry season,
And the frixhISusd leaves are leaving us last,
III they stayed IL would be high treason.
The sheep exp posed to rain snd and drift,
Are left to all sorts of trethers.
And the ragged birds mnI make Shpt.
Until they can get rsw feathers.
ID The following is the police drill OF Phil
sdslphia, as given by the Transcript Of that city
Would Il not do for some other longitudes!
POLICE FORMULA.
Attention, Police.
Ewes right!
Handle billies,
Flourish bilIies,
Crack crowns!
Return billies,
Forward to curbstone,
stand at ease, against tree boz
Draw segarI
Produce match
Mouth your segar.
Elevate match
Puff segar.
Loaf awayi
Dismiss for drinks
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4 lST OF ARRIVALS AT SHILIINGTON,S
IL GREAT LITERARY DEPOT,
CoTner OF "a street and Pennsvlrdsia drenue.
Ihefo.iowlns Per odIc.ls, Masazines, and News
papers, of the very latest issue have inst arrival
Harper's Weekly. New York I edrey
I.eslie's lid Newspaper, Porter's SpITit Of Times
Home Journal, New YORK Mercurv
Flag of Our Union, New York Weekly
Saturday Evening Post, Irish Nevs
Ballou's Pictorial, Irish American
Scientific American, Boston Pilot
WayerIy Magazine, Police Gazette
Ny. Weekly Herald, New York Chnne,
y. Weekly Tribune, Scottish Amerirsn'
n. Y. Weekly Times, Weekly NoyeIetta
LoIddon ihus,d News, Boston Trpe Flag
LoaSon LUIS Times, American Union,
Nick Max. Ysnkas Not,p%psf'
All the Foreign Review MsSazinaS "a f,...,
and for sale at 80 A"ss DC hsueu'
sSaItLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
&C 9-Stf Odeop Building cor az At ps'.v
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M TEETH.
Nl. LOOMS, M, d. the inventor and patsute<

LOOMISt Ds, gHb IuV6ulUI pdt6uto0
of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per-
sonaily at HIS offce in this city. 49,
Many persons can wear these Teeth Who o
cannot wear others and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my otioe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and the purest
cleanest, strongest, and most perec. denture that
art can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted.
Rooms in this city. sos Penn. avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets also, 97 Arch street, Philadelphia
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r. FURNITURE.

~. Nj. WIGHT takes this method Of annou nclug
70 his numerous patrons and friends that heN
has Just received, and has constantly on hand. w
q large and elegant assortment of the latest ~
poses of house furni hing
Chairs, Sofas, WhatnOts,
rbis-top Tables, Bureaus. Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Patent spring Bedsteads, etc.
Eesides An extensive and beautiful assortment of
Once Furniture. such as
Book Cases. Desks. Revolving Stools
And Arm Chairs etc.,
which he 10 prepared to sell wholesale and retail At
the lowest cash prices.
..tD Store-No. 81 Louisiana avenue. between
olh ahu fth sueets. no 80 colin
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WINrKR CoMRoRrs.

WINTER COMIORTs.
Chilblains sore on all your toes,
loiolt hung from your nose,
kneumatls 10 all your limos,
Noodle full of aches and whlms,
Chaps upon your hands and ups,
And lumbago In your hips,
To your bed you snlv ring creep,
There to freeze, but not to slsep,
For the shee.s that look 80 moe,
Are to you two sheets of ice.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE,
Only Regular Lane, and Without Faii.,,
for Eight Yssrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND okEsoH.
VIA PANAMA. RAHRoAD.
kssxlsr SsdIIsx Ds,s, stI z aosI .f.s.A...n


,,f GasTIS 10 many fraud. and impo- aeok
keIletrsted on travellers bound TO CA LI-Skz
fORNiA, that the subscriber, the only author z ed
ma in the city Of New Yo.f feer d 81, su rar 70
caution ali persons seeking passage TO CaIfornis.
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 70
Msll Line, via Panama Railroad as no Other oahos
mNew Y ort Is authorized TO engage passage
xbi ne GomPsnlss have only one ONCE New York.
Company's Wharf. W VIC
IA ogse ny ny Hsn eyer tn. door.
TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the STEAMSHIPS Of this comnsn, r,,,,
ne United States Mail for ACAPULO. $3.50
CALIFORNIA and OREGON. leaves H3ESR
OF the United States Mail : - Company steamer.
which leave N ew Orleans and New Work regulsTIr
on the 9TH and Nth OF each month with the Ual n
e R1 PanSsSensers' connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved ey the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad az miles lonrD is now DOM
Ieteo rom ooe an TO ooeaE and Is crossed IN or
hour sSGr, The 6assase Of PASSENGERS Is c,eeted IN
are embarked at Panama by steamer al the com
pany's expense The money paid in New YOra
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Psu.rn, AM,
San Francisco. TO prevent detention IN case OF aocl
dent. that the route entrely reIa6Is-no failure
Psssensers leavs PANAMA "a. s,ns IA, ,,
rive n AspnvaA. ~ '
Conductors 20 throlgh By each steamer. and TAX.
ehsrse OF women and chIlcTeu without other pro-
For through tickets at the loves, rst.s ami, a,
ne agency; Ia West street, New York TO T. W.
"a Ehf NMONp;.or to ARMSfRONG,H ARRis&
tS IN Nev oriesns,-or Z. l.. BARTLETT, Bos-
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pHILP's STOCK FOR CHRISTMASis nov
L ready for insp ection.
FRANKLIN PHILIP.
Bookstore and r Inc Art alleTy.
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Traveller Directory.
Traveller Directory.
n,E aeH .ffHLNg1oN
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&4E 81

Baltiners and Ohts Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wI HAalttSSi!ssSSvs'' f S5Pe'i FIX WEST
LIST. NAIL TRAIN start, st I;$s .; ma lsgnday
exoeP.edcl eopnectiIe closely at Washington juno
cHicAss65 E sHsfPfRiEENsA t6SNEchf}SN ls ave-
Washington st SO ,. m, reachinr CINCINNATI ~ $50
p m. next day, and connecting directly with Express
Tram for Loul.ylle. CAIRO and the Southwest, and
To viev the 6rand Mountain scenery ofthe Road
IN daylight, take either the 7S Q. m. or SEQ ..
trains from washington.
western Virgins Road take the 90 .: m. Tran. Fog
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Ticket. and Baggage Checks to al suar
ters and every other possible AGILITY VII DC found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad viii leave Washins-
Fer ali points between Washington Junction ana
Piedmont take the 7.t5 a. m. tram.
For Ill Stations between Piedmont and wheelins
take the SEQ ,. Tram. To connect With the Fred
srick Tram take the a<o ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
. Leave Washington for Baltimore at 10 and ~
.. m, and SEQ and IS p. m. On Sunday az SOP n.
Leave Baltimore at <.so and s-5o Q. m. and $50 Ind
S-o ,. m. On Sunday az 81 q m. only.
The 7.<5 and ass trans only WI stop az way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
Ing trains for the west, and the 6.lO. 7.S and SN
,. m. trans for the east.
For further information inquire az the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office, Washington.
noH Master Of Tranportstios, Baltimore.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED

FURNITURE REPAIRED
AND VANISHED.
Sofas. Chairs, 90, re covered, and packing Fur
nlture attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS. No
5l2a7th street, I'd floor.
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring 70
theiI Original iustre AL articles Of Vanished and
Bro, Odd FelIows' Hall, or by the subs on Der,
WILLIAMS. 5'2 7tb street
FOR RENT.-The third story of tbe buiIdi,x
No. 6i2. 7th street, a by 60 feet. SO 1850 W.T.
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HARTSHORNE'S CuRE-ALL,
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHIL ATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED RY A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOyERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
In oil families In case of accidents sudden sick
ness, as 1T frequently cures in less tune than it
surss to get a ply stefan.
It cures pain in any part of the system and Is used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain IN the Lmbs
and Body; also, Sud Neck-eveIy person should
Seta bottle. lt acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sineve, Blood and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
tromagn power, expels ali pain from the system
Get bottle and try IT.
N: B:-H you have q Cough. use Harris
E0RNE,S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRf-it 10 the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
II Jcl are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTI-BIIIIOUSP PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
or, stomach and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and
The above medicines to be had at ell Drug Stores
IN washington oty; kldvell & Cisceu at 6 GORGE
town: II. Peel Co. Alexandra. 90 ll-I
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H. DENTISTRY IMPROVED !.
OR. MUNSON 10 nov setting Teeth on Vulcan-
its. oombinins the irresistlbIe advantages o.
creased comfort. Those having badly fit
Ing plates can now be guaranteed perfcct 6t. Teeth
mounted On Vuoanite will cost one-third less than
gold and are far superior IN every respect. Call
and see speoamens at SO Pennsy lvania avenue.
A. VAN CAMP pRrr1sr
Has returned to the oity and resumed his pIao-
toe. ...r--I; = > .,..l--
street, between 9Th and It'll, four doors from
Post Once. ---.....rE.. oclI6
DR. Z. FINLEY HUNT. nrxr,sr
No. 80 Pennsylvsnia svenue, QS,5
Will perform all operations belonging to his
profession % his Old established once, - shove.
d 1s-u -.i. -. D.. ~. ls,7 800 : =.
NTISTRY.-Dr. THOMAS D. HILLS,
" Once $50 Penn. avenue, next 70 eau ~
tIer's.-hIs operations embrace all the lat 6DXS7@
est improvements, and by the use Of the >ALo
CheopastIc Process he makes whole or partial sets
Of Teeth superior TO those made by any other plan,
at half the pnoes charged for gold. Specimens and
testimonials exhibited. He 10 the only agent for u
in Washington. Sc -lv
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Paw Paw, Dec. oath, '5S

Mr.. EDITOR If | can name the points
of the compass the wind will prevail with
It's shifting points each season Of the year
for nineteen years to come, what further
proof can | give the intelligent portion Of
the community, that | understand the
laws that govern the wind and weather.
1t is impossible for me to make any mis-
take respecting those laws. 1t is the first
principle and key to my theory. They are
sublime enough for the most learned, yet
| could iinpart them to school boy with
ordinary intellect. Note the following
words: southwest and northeast, are the
contcnding points of the wind, from the
first of-the present month to the first of
March next. Southwest will prevail, the
storms will be thirty-fve in number, let
them be rain or snow, during the same
time. The weight Of our storms will be
northeast. When the storm is over the
wind ail shift to the prevailing points
southwest. These arc mild points for the
winter. Permanent sleighing need not be
expected, sixth and thirteenth of January
is the index for that month ] will give
timely notice OF the day the change will
take place in February for that month
That month ends the winter.
w. W. RYAN
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day OF November, 1895.
-. IL Il
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that at the next session Of the
Board of Supervisors of the County of Van Buren,
TO commence on Wednesday, the fifth day of Jan
nary next and to be held at the Court House in the
Village Of Paw Paw in said County, application
will be made to said Board, pctitioning them to al
ter the boundary line between the township of Wa
verly and Lafayette in said County so as 10 set of
from the said township Of Waverly all Of section
No. thirty one, (31 and No. thirty two, (32) so
that, hereafter, the above named sections shall lie
considered as a part Of the township of Lafayette.
and as such, ever remain.
oos
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Is hereby given. that at the next session of the
Board of Supervisors of the County OF Van Buren,,
in the State Of Michigan, to be holden at the Court
House in the VILLAGE Of Paw raw the first
Wednesday IN January, ~ y. 1899, an applica-
ton will be made to the said Board by the under.
signed Citizens aud freeholders Of the townships Of
Lawrence and Arlington in said county, to'sct of
and detach from the said township of Arlington
the South East fractional quarter and the South
East fraction Of the South West fractional quarter
of Section No. thirty-six, (S6,) in Township No.
two, Cd sonth of Range fifteen, 90 west, now
situated in and constituting part of the said
township of Arlington, and to attach the same Ia
the said township Of Lawrence.
Dated this 9th day of November. 1888.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30
Stolen !!

l. ROM the School House in District No. tvc, IN
J. Inc township oi Lafayette, WEESTEB'S
LARGE UNABRIpGEp DICTIONARY, bctwocn
Friday night Of the scNcn.ccnth, and Monday
morning the twentieth, of the pre- eat month
Whoever will rotlra said Dictionary. or give in-
formation whore +, can be found, shall d. literally
rewarded. SAID book hal Written on 90 CT sico
OF The cover, o. he property Of School Dis.ict Ne
two, Lalayetto; on the inside wts print sch, oi
District No. two;' "town nip Of Iafaycl'c,' WAS
written state Of Mich, VAS IN Print, ! think.
Ten douals regard : of.rsl for IL dete ton and
n,ic,ion OF The thief. AUdrcs4,'
j. CRANE Director.
Paw Paw, December y, 1888.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30
NOW OPENING

at prices from I 5 cents TO 60. Ladies aud Cents
Shawls--an almost endless yariety--just come to
hand. and Low Prices must effect the sale of them
90 doz. Ladies, Gents and Chldrcn's Buckskin
Gloves and Mittons. Kid Gloves in all the varied
styles Fur Gloves superior article. Cashmere
Gloves for Ladies and Misses wear. Brown Sheet
ing cheaper than ever ut
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30
FOR ONLY 10 cts. per YARD
Still Further Reduction

In prices Of Dry Goods, and will on and after
this date make the prices low enough to be within
the reach of every buyer. SO doz. Mems, Boys
and ChildrGns' Hats and Caps