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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-25

CURIous W1LL-The will Of Governor
Blaichctt of Plymouth, proAed in 1888,
contains the following singular elanse:
"I desire my body to be kept SO long as
it NAV not be offensive, and that one Of
my fngers may be cut off, to secure ccr-
tainty Of being dead. 1 further request
my dear wife, that as she has been troubled
with zone old fool, she will not think Of
marrying second"
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From the Washington Star.
Freedom and Union.


WsTei Harp Of FREKprni wake To gloryf
wakoi wake' letrapture thrill your songi
Repeat thy stirring. patriot story,
And all Its sweetest notes prolong-
And all its sweetest notes prolong.
Upon thy wings let heart that hutter,
so long TO grief and sadness stung,
Be berne where loftier strains are rung,
And all their loudest triumps utter.
Awakei awake, ye bravei
Columbias anthem pouri
BE free, be free
All hearts resolved
On FREEDOM evermore.
And thou, o tree of UN OIL ever
Strike deeper In our hearts thy roots;
And from thy branches fling forever,
Through all our land, thy glorious fruiis--
Through AL our land, thy glorious fruits.
From lake to shore, from Hill to valley,
Tbro' ribb'd with rock, or lined with gold,
One flag bo waved-0Hs anthem rolrd,
And all TO this one watchword rally;
Awakei awake, ye brave'
The patriot anthem pour;
Be oNE-be ONE
All hearts resolved
On UrIos overmore.
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The burden which this outrage attaches
to the Democratic party cannot be carried
without erushingi it, Candidates for office
will be compelled to speak out against 1t,
and those who arc silent will pay the pen
atty Of such an acquicscnce.
What Kansas may decide upon We ale
not authorized to say; but We cannot
doubt that she will reject tho bribe with
Scorn. Whether she does or not, the
wrong done will be avenged, and this sa-
cred doctrine vindicated. The case has
passed into the hands Of the people of tho
States, especially those who have been in
suited by their Representatives, as we
have been by eleven Of our members from
Pennsylvania, four Of whom represent
this proud metropolis, where there is but
one sentiment outside of the Office holders
and office seekers, and that fearlessly a
gainst the action of the Congrsess OF the
United States, in forcing an o1icns Con-
stitution upon the protesting people.
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Converted IN JAIL..-A Mrs. Martha
Patton, very much addicted TO getting
drunk, was shut up in Jail in Pittsburgh,
when after few days she reformed and
sent prayer or petition to tho Mayor to
bo released, in which she said 'the Lord
has spoken peace to my soul, and given
me sight ofmy evil transgrcssions as he
did to Saul Of Tarsus The Mayor let
bor oo
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nE There is in this world Of our, %
place for everything" from the weaver Of
fancies and the maker Of laces, TO him who
cuts iron bars into ribbons for railroads, OF
drives the loom for the swelling eenvsss.
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ay- The Madison (Fla) Messenger has
reliable information that Billy Bow legs
has surrenied bis sword, and is now at
Tampa with his whole party waiting the
consumation of arrangements now being
made. 10 be transferred to the West.
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"IS THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH"
This expression will apply to newsps-
pers as well as poor humanity. I'll our
painful duty TO announce this morning that
the Leader, tho organ Of the National
Democracy of this city, has "kcenm'red."
Missouri Dem.
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re- The first expense is the greatest in
everything with the exception OF law and
matrimony.
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They mean TO raise tall lot of students :
in Wisconsin. Its board of education has
resolvad 'sto erect building largo enough
TO Accommodate 500 students 3 stores s
high"
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r1r Avoid entering into an argument
with deaf man in railway car, as It 10
sure to lead TO high words.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-25

RE Why is lean dog like man in
deep meditation Because he is a fhih cur.
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FARN FOR SALE.

T. bargain A superior farm of lao acres a In MOS MOS
A cow q V miles south of the village 100 acres
under good i'm provement; good Brick House, goou
harm and grain barn and shed on the farm
fruit trees Of all kinks and Is wei
watered very desirable place. Terms In a9Wn' PAL
In q
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-,zsRp,s KENTUCKY RIFLE PowDER-or
Shot, apd Rar Lead, Tor sale st hofrs'
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AssICNREs NOTICE.

IL those Indebted 70 II. Pratt, by note or other
x,se are invited TO call without delay and pay or
arrange the same and by doing, will save. cost the
notes accounts be found At the store formerly
occupied ~ him. L;rkAI,,
Feb. 9, 1858. J'S' hbl.Ai
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CHEET Music. A GOOD assortment ALWAYS ON
" astIasT COLLEGE BOOK STORE.
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STOVES.

rApuERs AIR TIGHT, WESTERN EMPIRE, EAGLE
Iir Tigbt Forest Air Tight Clinton Air Tight Pre-
1jun stoves OF Albany castings, Self Regulator Foo;
in1 Door Irsng and Cottage Parlor stoves heavy anu
isht Platte stoves, Dining Rooms, school houses
Scp Spo.;asI A u'"' MITCHELL
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FAR6ER's STORE!
JEWELRY STORE.

Watch, Clock, and Jewelry hepaTnnEs: Is Trrs, nv
vU,uE sJJBscRIBE HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELht
store on the east side OF Broad St, opposite MS oiu
stand where he NAV be found at all seasonabe houIs
10 40 work In his line OF business on short
6EHe also keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, Jewel
ry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale OF good gusV
and At the most reasonable prices. IT bhf AN
HiIlsdale, Oct. 18th, 1857
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iIILLSDtLIi HOUSE,

roRuCRIY WILLARpS HOrEL.-rHE SUbSChlb.
or hayr leased these premises Tor n9oIgf % o"se ma
Linc II equal to any Hotel in oithern hlcnga" "
Is,rta and convenience the travelling public lllS
Hotel /, pi.iSantly located, ana IN tnv ne mp1SKrR
mart OF the village. " " b4'
.April I.
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LANDS FOR SALE

on ACRES in Cambria, miles from hi,Isusie T ~ -
81 PlankRoad, best quality oftmberedland' iorms
1900 ACRES ofsuperior Farming land IN Hllsda'e
Con tv fo or sale. fhhii - bihf1'.'
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NIERiiICK a CHApIN

M,NUFACrURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KIM ii>i
rasses picture Frames Gilt and Rosewood Mouldlngs
nsJrders from abroad will receive promp,
Ware-room directly opposite ENposhor busu,ng; "
,,ee street Adrian, Mich. oCuo %
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PRATT e. DIBELL's

UIILSDALE, MICH.
IMPROVED Farms and wild LANDS vags Lort SSr Sd
80 =; ,a unless sale made. Houses andFarms rehteu
Taxes paid titles examined Money invested on JIna
and mortgag, and nnualinterest at ~ per een
ted wthoutcharge lnsuring ang eoI .rT \, nIpEII
Mr.. p. is Notary Public rhAii
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,I,,,I,sOAIE EXCWtNGE.
Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring

DML ROAD STREET, BETWEEN MAtNrSt" ~ rsturn nh hi,
X West Streets. The subscriber Wishes 70 1890 him
th,nts 10 those fr ends who have iavoreo mn
Win their patrcnago at the same time time, 10 c'
heir attention to the and well selected stoeh "
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESI'Gs' &C.
Ho has Just received from New York Cy al at,eTn or
a fes anxious 10 sell at the west price OF
S o INTO Sarme nts as may suit the purchaser
r Cutting done on his own Invented anu hui supe-
-, ana sarrauted to be inferior TO none pu' auP'
pior To most. N.B.-An Apprentice wan'edp ROWE.
Hillsdale, Oct 18th, 81. :. --S-----
INSURANCE AGENCY, ,>,rs.
~ IsKS TAKENIN THE FOLLOWING Conl, Co,,t aLi
* Portn &c Insurance Co.. Cuyahoga aS' UNIV
1S e,i,y nsurance CO., Cleveland, ONO.
>,S.ks S"W W" DANIEL l.. PRATT, Agent.
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New Advertisements.
PROBATE ORDER.

STATE OF MICHlGAN-CountF Of
Van Buren--ss-At a session of the Pro
bate Court for the county Of Van Buren,
holden at the Probate Office, in the vii
lagc OF Paw Paw, ON Wednesday, the
third day Of March, in the year ono
thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight.
Present, \. w. NAsn Judge OF Pro
bate
In the matter o. the Estate Of John
II. Baldwin, deceased
On reading and filing the petition, duly
verified, of III Decker administrator Of
said deceased, praying that he may be Il
censed to sell certain Real Estate therein
described for the purpose Of paying the
debts of said deceased.
Thcrcupon it is Ordered, That Mon
day, the 18th day Of April, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, be aSsighcd for the hear
ing of said petition, and that the heirs at
law Of said deceased, and all ctEer persons
interested in said estate, are required to
appear al a session of said Court then to
be holden at the Probat, Office, in the
village Of Paw Paw, and show cause, If
any there be- why the prayer of said petit
toner should not be granted
And it is further ordered, that said pc
titioner give notice to the persons interes-
ted in said estate, of the tendency of said
petition, and the hearing thereof, by caus-
ing copy Of this Order to be published
in the " TRUE NoRTHERNER," newspa-
per printed and circulating in said county
Of Van Buren,, three successive weeks,
previous to said day Of hearing.
A. W. NASH,
152-4w. Judge of Probate
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LOCAL AGENTS

All Posmastcrs, Merchants and Business Men
10 whom wo have forwarded copy Of the " and
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~ forming Club or acting Our Local Agent
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Hunting Case Gold Watch aud Chain, of the best
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ruc names should he sent each week until the
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hddrcss ALBERT PALMER.
Publisher.
NEw IoRK EXcELsfoR,
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DIR. WALTONS
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK.
Pitezeis Lights and Shades
.SITS AND SHADES OF MISSION

- AIRY LIFE: containing Travels, Sketches,
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The engraFings are heautiful- Lansing Repub-
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1t is an extraordinary narrative Of labors, suffer
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The description Of Lake Superior country and
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tfyou would settle, from calmly aud truthfully-
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Crusader of Freedom

This is the name Of a new weekly sheet
to be ISSUED carly in this month, at Doni-
phan, Kansas. James Redpath, editor
and proprietor Th following distin-
guished persons are special contributors.
James II. Lane, General Of the free
State Forces.
VIM. I Phillips, Author of the Con-
quest Of Kansas"
NJ. f. Conway, Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Kansas.
Morris Hunt, Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Kansas.
Phillip c. Schuyler, Secretary Of State
Of Kansas.
Henry j. Adams, Mayor of Leaycn-
worth City.
Richard Realf ESQ and other eminent
citizens o. the Territory, will contribute
regularly to its columns.
Gen. Lanes career in Kansas will be
published in its columns. The price is
81 per annum SIS for clubs of TENN
variably in advance. Address, James
Eedpath, Doniphan, Kansas.
The Crusader of Fro odcm is to be devo-
ted to the cause of freedom and will main
tain the principles of the Free State party.
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b<e- The New York Excelsior" is
the title of new family paper recently
published in New York. We have re-
eeiycd the first number of it, and find il
fully up to the claims Of the publisher
To be convinced, read their advertisement
in this weeks issue Who wants to sue
scribe! Call ut this Office aud examine
specimen numbers, and also learn further
about it,
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In Lafayette, on the 22d ult. infant
daughter of Herman j Olds, aged three
days.
Also IN Lafayette, on The 2d inst. Sally
VI. wife Of Herman j. Olds, aged p
years.
She leaves son about two years of age,
and Il bereayed husband to mourn her
loss,
Also, in this village, on the lst inst, of
Congestion of the Lungs, after sefcre
and painful illness of nine days, Mr..
George Blackmap, aged 81 years.
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Messengers London Cordial Gin
A PERFECTLY PURE TONIC AND INvIGO-
RATING CORDIAL.

THIS medicinal beverage is manufactured in
London under the rigorous espionage of the
Excise Police, in accordance with the Excise
laws of Great Britain, (Which punish with
heavy penalties the aduteration Of any arti.
Gle designed for food or drink from the f.
n st Of barley, impregnated with the choicest
tonics of the Meteyia beaica. 1t has been
Submitted to the severest chemical tests, and
acknowledged to be free from any deleterous
ingredients, and recommended as perfectly
pure stimulant and beverage by Or. A. A.
Hayes, State Asssyer of AZ ASS, DIR. Chiffon,
the celebrated Chemist, Professor Hale, of
London, Drs. Castle, Turner, Whitney, Beak-
lev, Adams, ard Richard, and several hun
d-ed physicians in every part Of the United
States, who constantly prescribe 1t in their
practice for kidney and gravel complaints,
dyspepsia, govt, rheumatism, general depres-
sion and debility. Where the water Is bad
or unwhOlcsome-in low or swsmpy ground,
or fever and .alue districts, this article will be
found positive cure and permanent prevent
i've. 1t is put up in quart and pint bottles at
fifty cents and g. each, with the. words ar.
K. Messenger d Co.'s London Cordial Gin
blown in ths glass, neatly labelled and envel-
oped. Tho labels. arc copyrighted In New
York. Il. T.. MESSENGER & CO.,
Importers So Fulton ST., New York.
CAUTIoN.-In purchasing, be sure that it is
absolutely "MRssESGER's," as several New
York and Chicago spirit.mixers are swindling
the public with counterfeit, which they rep
resent as their own importation. Every bot
lie of real London Cordial Gin is imported
by us, and bears the glaturc of II. Il. MIS-
sENGER & Co.
Sold to the trade by c. II. Beckwith, w.
0. George, Merrill & IIavers, and L. Reed,
Chicago, and rctailed by all druggists and
grocers. I0l
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS f. WRITTEN ASD MISS +. y. OAR d..
VI LING win open Select School in this Will
lage. for young Ladies, Lads and Children, on
Monday, the 22d inst. in the building recently
fitted up the east side Of LaGrayo Street, south
fof the new Baptist Church.
TERMS-TwO Deilars per Quarter.
Drawing ,.- haDguagoss-hXtra.
a. Liberia! Deduction made whca 81, cral aIc sent
on The same family.
Su.ct attention will be paid to intellectual ac-
Northumberland department and the general.
improvement Of the pupils committed 10 their care
Paw Paw, March -, 1858. l52-t.
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At TIE CITY STORE

Opposite the Court House, in Paw Paw, may 10
found good assortment Of Doors & SHOES man
TO suit the trade aud warranted to suit
Also, choice selection of FAMILY GROCERIES for
sale cheap b. r. A. GRANGER,
l52-iy. 4. j. SORT0RE.
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DISSOLUTION.


rF:IE CopartncrsIhp Heretofore existing between
i Ira Nash and George ". Gccr, IS thi5 day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books ana ac-
counts Of the firm will be found by cnquifing at
the store Of IRA NASH, by whom all demands
against the firm will be liquidatcd.
IRA NASH,
q. w. GEER.
Decatur, Mich, December J ith, 1857. Ut.
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MARRIED

In this village, on Sunday morning, the
9TH inst, by Pastor A. Handy, Mr.. JULIO
SHELDON, of Lafayette, and Miss MEIIs-
81 b. Church of Antwerp
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DIssOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing b,tween
the subscribers. under the firm Of II. r. PHELPS
Coz is tlis day dissolved by mutual consent
Either Of the parties are authorized 10 sign the
name Of the firm to give receipts for debts due the
hrm. r. y. PHELPS,
Decatur, Dec. 10th, 1857. J. 2. AVERY.
1ie-3m.
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Drive UP
Valencies
at only ia cents per yard

at only ia cents per yard.
awe have no hesitation in saying, and
we say it boldly" there is no better Douo-
lie Fold Union Merino Plaid in this coun-
try, than we sell at 80 cents per yard
Cases Of very good dark color prints
at q cents.
Cases Of first rate Fast color Prints,
at 10 cents.
Cases of first rate Fast color Prints,
1T | cents.
we haze slippers for breakfast, dinner and
balls,
Shoes to set in, stand in and walk in,
Caters TO dance il, firt in, and talk in,
Slippers in which to do nothing at all in,
Boots for Winter, Spring, Sum'r and Fall,
Boots and Shoes you must have, yen I'll
know,
And the place to buy them, is at
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by You have no business 10 nave
any business with other peoples business,
but mind your own business, and that is
business enough.
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SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

AN EBONY CASKE1, containing full
set of diamond Jewclry, Earnings,
Necklace, Brooch and Bracelets, beside
ladys enamclcd jcwecd Gold Watch
with Chatelaiuc, and gcntleman's
English Hunting case, full jewelcd,
Gold Watch, with Chain, worth
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STOP ONE MINUTE

and look at those beautiful Valcncics, the
20 cent kind, at only one shilling. No
use in paying 10 or l2l cts. for DeB2iges,
where you can buy the real old-fashiohed
kind for s cents.
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II. SMITH Z CO.

Cases of good dark color Girghams,
at 10 cents.
Cases Of good dark color Ginghams,
at l2l cents
Cases Of good English Nernoes very
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