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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12
JAS TAILOR L Son. Ancts.

prick STORE ON I3rH STREET.
- NEAR TO GARY STREET, AT AUCTION
VIII be sold upon the premises, on MONDAY, the
23th day OF October, CT mmercing at ~ o'clock P
NJ the BRICK Store. on the east line Of 18th street.
Mr. Geo R Peake, and renting at $500 per Annun,.-
The lot fronts l6 feet and back about 50 feet
Those wishing &c make q safe investment W, uid do
we'll to attend this sale.
TERMS Very liberal. viz no cash, but credit of
8. H. Is and "a months for negotiable notes. with in
terest added and secured by trust deed.
oct JAS A TAYLOR SON Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
- ABLE COAL PROPERTY. IN powHATAN
COUNTY.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Powhstan county. rendered IN the 27ih q
APRIL s3S, In the sxit OF Semple Elicit ct ais Al
fred Eddins ct ais. The undersigned ~ Commission
e. VIII proceed, on WEDNESDAY. 2nsh October,
lass IL fair tf nos. the fair day to sell al
pnble anr ton, on the premises. ~ ~ O'Clock NJ,
fraet Of Land. in Pcwkafan county. known as
Hranchs g." VIII eh the late Daniel Branch died seix
ed and rcssessed. contsining. by estimation. SIS
acres more or lees: and lying the western side OF
Jones' Creek adjoinins the lands Of the late Beverly
handolph. aud Norwood tho estate Of Miles Bel
The a.id tract Of land !. yaluabis. not enly for
tanning purposes. but chiefly on account 81 the
large snd rich depoeit OF coal 81 most excelIeuf
euanty witch IL represented 70 contain and he 81
Invited 10 the sale.
TKsMs-one.fourth Of the purchase moasy In casA.
end the balance ON credit Of one, twa and three
yssrs .i,n Interest from The DAY a sale. The par
deaerred payments and the title d the sod lAnd %
% retained until the wh0lA purchase mcney shAtl
have been paid. JANIS PLkA3ANTn.
Co1mfesi0Def.
sale conducted by JAS. u. TArIoa : Don. AnctA.
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CPECIAL SCHOOL NOTICE.-The
~ subscriber whose Sahsol commepced 2eth fep-
TENDER wishes few Scholars. to All primary class
Just commencing English Grammar. Gseersphy
ard Arithmesic--At $50. Also. fone to I'LL class
comm ncipg atm and class commencing Keno
phon 10 Greek. He aims h. excite interest 10 stu.
dies and regard for principle and good feeling 10
ct PENDLtTtlN,
18th street, between Main and Franklin.
re lS-lm
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>Aa FALL GOODS. 1910
yUsr REcIVED 1910.
ILL. EB sPENCE.
Clothifr aud Merchant Tailor
N ruar0 Of Mai nd afs
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF STOCK,
1ACRYPS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HIRE on
SLAVES, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUKNI
TUBE, AT AUCTi0N.-I will sell Ut sherwood in
the county Of Henrico, on the Brooke Plank Road
about < miles from the city, On FRIDAY, the 22nd
DAY 81 october, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
the following personal property, viz:
horses, Eockaway end Harness,
Market Nagenf, Carts and Gear,
6superior Mich Cows of improved stock,
2calves, Hogs and . large quantity oi Ponl
try.
stacks of Rye, 3stacks of Oats and 2: bushels
Seed Wheat
A lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture
ALSO-Will be Jed out for the balance Of the
year, negro men. accustomed to farmipg, aisosev-
erai foys and girls.
sRss:-Snfas of so and under cash over that
am0nnt months credit for approved negotiable
1otes with interest bALFWiS
Administrator, with viii annexed OF
" W WILKINS, decd.
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A CARD.-Miss FL COND kEY,
Dress Maker. No &c II Ain street. over the store
of Mr.. payil N. Jones. having received her FALL
cute all orders her line in the approved sty lie
and at the shortest notice. She would ,lict call
from her friends and the public generally.
&C ii-6L*
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A Runaway Couple,

a runaway couple, true lovycrs," Of
the ,nost feryeRt Yankee stamp, arrived
at a small inn near Boston, and wanted
the landlord to send for minister to
"splice EN-" and to be" quick about it. y
The landlord complied, and the {" "licens-
ed minister came.
BE you the minister asked the
bridegroom.
81 am" he replied.
40, you be, eh? What's your name?"
"Stiggins.'
Oval, meow, Stiggins," said the Yam
kce. "du it up brown, and your money is
ready" and fourwith the reverend gen
tlegan eommsnced:
goa will please join hands"
The Yankee stood up with his lady
love, and seized her fervently by the
hand
You promise, Mr.. 4" ,"said the
parsan, ''to take this woman"
"Yaas :" said the bridegroom.
"To be your lawful and welded wife p
" Yaas-Yaas ~
tn. YOU viii love and hoRor her in
all thjprs -
Sartln--yaas, tell yer"
That you will cling to her and her only
as long as You both shall live p
F." Yeas, irdood-nothin' else ~ contin-
ued the Yankee, IN the most delighted
and earnest manner.
But here the reverend gentleman halt
ed, much to the surprise Of all present,
and to the especial annoyance and discom-
fort Of the ardent bridegroom.
Gone moment, my friend" responded
the minister, slowly; for it had occurred
to him that the laws of his State did not
permit this performance without the pub
lishmcnt Of the bens' for certain length
Of time
Wha~-wha-what in time is the mat
ter Don't stop here Put her thru !
" Aat's split, parson? Anything siB
cout? 2"
"Just at this moment my friend have
remembered that you cannot be married
in Massachusetts, as the law"
Cant Wot in natur's the reasonY I
like her and she likes me; what's to hen
defp,
I" You have not been published, sir, l
suspect"
That's a faet--aint goin' 20 bo,
nuthcr that's tho reason why wo cross
cd over in your little Rhcdy' (thc scene
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Decidedly COoa,

The truth of the following story is
voushed fos by The Missouri correspon-
dent Of Harper's Mqs1y:
Not hundred miles from here, some
six mQnths ago, lived fair widow, pos
sesscd of those charming qsalities that
mos. dazzle and charm the bachelor. She
was young, handsome, and very wealthy
Mrs. Jackson took an eastern tour last
summer, and was beset by many saitors
ardent, anxious loyers-among whom
the most pefsevefing and devoted was a
Kentucky lawyer, quite promising man,
but so euamored did he become of this
fair widow that he left lucrative practice
at home, and followed her through the en-
tire roate of fashionable travel. He met
her at Baltimore, Philadelphi and New
York; he danced with her at Saratoga
and Newport; and when the season was
drawing to close, he happened to be with
her at Niagara, and on the Ohio river, and
even at st. Louis, when she was almost
homo. He vas always pleading profess
sional business as the reasons Of has cx-
cursions here and there; bat he managed
te plead his own suit out Of court when
courting the widow, though he saw no ev-
idcnce of verdict in his favor. At length
Mrs. Jackson stepped on board the boat
at St Louis, to go up the Missouri to ker
own residence, when, to heF surprise, the
indcfatigabIe advocate presented himself,
as fresh as May Giorning The widow
exclaimed as she met him:
Why, Mr.. Johns, | thought that you
we're going to return to Louisville ~
Mrs. jackson, my dear madam, re-
piled the lawyer, q am here to renew
the offer of my hand, and to beg your ac-
ceptance."
!" Really, sir, think have been suf-
fciently explicit, and YOU had no encour-
agcmcnt to pursue the matter
But | hope madam, that my devotion
and perseverance, would finally be reward
ed"
"Do you mean, them" said the widow,
evidently softened, "that you really had
no other business in going this journey
with me to prosecute this suit -
None in the world but tho hope of
winning you. +"
Then you shall be rewarded" she re-
Piled, with a rogush twinkle in her beau
tiful eyes which the the lawyer mistook
for swectcr passion then, my deaF
sir YOU shall be rewarded. Tell me now
as a gentleman, how much money you
have spent on this tour?"
"Do yoH really wish TO know .
Certainly, / do"
Mr.. Johas tGos oct his aotc book, and
soon reported that he had spent nearly
five hundred dollars.
WELL" said the lovely widow, "l dc
not wish any one to lose By p,e," extending
her purse to the lawyer,
"Why, what do you msar, Mrs Jack
son ?"
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From the Spirit Of Seventy Six,
STRANGE DEyIL-9fEMEN"
IN the Nniritnal Circle 4!

BROTHER NICKERsoN.-The following
circumstances were communicated thro'
me to you by the spirits, or in other
words, | am medium of the first water
for | took my pen in hand to day, and
the spirits dictated me to impart to you,
aud hence to your readers, the following
strange facts in Harmonial Philosophy. ="
1t seems to me to be almost more than /
can believe, but when We consider shat
the spirits "arc around" these days, bak
ing slap moving tables, bedsteads
and trunks, talking with the dead, heal
ing the sick and wounded, practieing den
tistry, and conversing with distant rela-
tives why should you, or |, or anybody
else, doubt their ability, or disposition to
get up marriages, or divorces, or cause
the Love-Hest of Females to desert her
Husband, her children, and her friends !.
| think, with the amount of evidence
before us, of these things, that we must
be entirely spiritless to say there Is aoA-
ing IN spirituditSm. |, myself, have al
ways, up to this time, been an unbeleivcr
in the medium business, but when the
spirits make me write things that | knew
nothing about before, | must say that |
" cave" Hence l take this method of
making the fact public.
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stand up before him, that he might unite
by law, those that the Spirit had joined
together ia harmony of feeling. And
after the Chief Ruler had called in the
witnesses from the field, he spoke unto
the High Priest and said wilt thou take
Mary the kinswoman Of Chloe to be thy
lawful and welded wife, so long as either
OF you shall live. And the High Priest
answered and said; l am man of the
Spirit, guided by the Spirit, hence put
the long accustomed gsages Of society faY
from me; neither 90 reverence the pre-
eepts Of she Bible enough to let them pre-
vail with me against the manifest teach
ings Of tho Spirits; hence | promise to
take for my lawful and welded wife, until
the SPIRITS shall reveal to me, that our
Spirits do cot harmonic; or until they
reveal to Inc one, more lovely than she
to all of which do most soemnly prom
ise. AHd the Chief Ruler answered and
said Allah Allah God is great, SO
mote it be. Then the Chief Ruler spake
unto Mary and said wilt thou forsake
and renounce the vain things Of this
world and clcave unto this High Priest,
go long as thou or either Of you shalt live
And she answered and said; yea verify |
viii forsake and renounce all the vain
things Of this world, even unto my former
husband yea, and my two lovely child
rem, to become this mans wife. And |
will remain faithful to him so long as our
spirits harmonize, or until | see man
that finds more favor ia my sight-when
1 will go from the east, the place of light,
to the west, the place Of moral darkness,
obtain divorce, leave my family and
and friends, and do the entire bidding of
tic Spirits, even if it should be to marry
again. Then the High Priests answered
aud said Mary howbeit that thou art
arrayed in spotless white, with a wreath
of white roses on thy head those being
the cmbiems al virginity, when thou hast
already . husband, and also children :
Then she answered aud said verify verify
say unto you that that was marriage
of the Body and convenience, and not of
Soul or Spirits, therefore | consider my
dress as an emblem of the condition ef my
Spirit-spotless as the lilly. Thon the
Hish p4;cst answered and said Eureka
Z" have found" one that is born of tho
Spirit in whom l am we'll pleased. -
Whereupon the Chief Ruler pronounces
The ss5.,;i uIv .fc=h. And straightway
Chloe spread tho table and set before
them meat and eggs and wine and tea and
cakes, whereupon they did eat and drink |
and were satisfied, when they soon took |
their departure for the east, the residence
Of the High Priest and the excitBment
produced along the highway as they were
leaving town can best be described by a
verse from John Gilpin-for:
The dogs did bark, the children screamed
Up flew the windows all
And every Soul cried out we'll done,
As lloyd a. tksy could bawl.
MEDIUM, A. Ne
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Pho Wiie's Commandments,

|. Thou shalt have no other gite but
nae,
9, Thou shalt not take into thy house
any beautiful brazen image Of servant
girl, to bow down to her and serve her
for | am q jealoas wife visiting, &c.
8. Thou shalt not take the name Of thy
wife in vain.
4. Remember ,hy wife, to keep her re-
specially and well dressed.
s. Hoaor thy wife's father and mother.
6. thou shalt not fret
7. Thou shalt not find fault with thy
dinner.
8. Thou shalt rot chew tobacco.
9 Thou shalt NOS be behind thy neigh
Dor.
10. Thou shalt not visit the rum tav-
ern; thou shalt not covct the tavern keep
er's rum, nor his brandy, ncr his gin, nor
his whiskey, nor his wine, nor anything
that is behind the bar of the rumseiler.
ii. Thou shalt not stay out after 0
o'clock at night.
u, Thou shalt not gVow pcevish, and
comfort thy beautiful physiogomy because
OF being called 10 foot store bills, which
thy dear wife hath made without thy ad-
vice or consent; for verify she knows the
wants of thy household.
is, Thou shalt not set at nought the
commandments of thy wife.
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4 Hard Story.

There ia doctor In the nuIth-Sesterr
part Of this consolidated city, who is es
pecially remarkable for being, as the wo
| men term it, "short and crusty." A
week or two since he was called to visit q
patient who was lahoring under severe
attack of " cheap whisky"
"Well, doctor, I'm down, you see
completely foored I've got the Dehrium
Triangles, you know -
"Tremcns, you fool; where did you
get the rum? - inquired the doctor.
"All over in spots broke out promis-
cuously; doctor-''
your rum ?"
Father died of the same disease; took
him under ;ho short ribs and carried him
off bodily"
"Well, you've got to take something
immediately"
You're a trump, Doc ; here, wife,
III take nip of old rye"
Lie still, blockhead Mrs. B., if
yonr husband should get worse before
return, which will be in an hour, just
give him dose of that trunk strap, may
be thatll fetch hia Ia sense of his folly
The doctor sailed out grandly, and within
an hour sailed in again, and found his
friend Of the L" Deliriam Tremendous
in a terrible eoRdition, writhing and strug-
Cling with pain. His wife, a female of
the plain but ignorant school, came, and
laying her hand on the doctors arm, said,
Doctor, gave him the strap as you di-
rected."
"Did you thrash him well ?"
Thrash him !" exclaimed the aston
ished woman "no, but | cut the strap
into hash and made him swallow it,"
"Oh, Lord DOCTOR" roarcd the vic
tin, II swallowed the leather, but
b,>t, -
- ut what :"
'' swallowed the whole strap, but I'm
blow / if l could swallow the buckle"
The doctor administered two bread pills
ana eyaporated.
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was op the border of; Rh9ss ISLAND Oh
the sly, you see parson"

the sly, you see parson."
really-sir-" said the minister.
"R-e-a--t-y!- wall, never mind
go ahead 'Tant fair - don't you see
taint You married me, and haint tech
ed her Now don't stop here 'Taint
, the fair thing-by gracious, faint now
and you know it !"
q will consult" said the minister
hesitatingly.
"No, you won't-no, you don't You
don't consult nothin' nor nobody, until
this ere business is concluded v'--And
with this he, turned the key and put it
(amidSt the .itteringof the witnesses whom
the landlord had called I'M in his pocket.
Selling the hand Of his trembling bride
he said =
"Go on, now-straight from where you
left off; put us through, and no ,aoaeing.
It'll be all right; If it amt right, we Il
make it right in the morning, as the say
ing is.
After rejecting moment, the parson
concluded to run the risk Of the informal
ity. So he continued
You promise, madam to take this man
to be your lawful husband 2"
"Yaas," said the Yankee, as the lady
bowed.
"And that you will love. honor and
obey him pa
4" That's 'em :" said Jonathan, as the
lady bowed again
"And that you will cling to him as
long as you both shall live 2"
"That's the talk-stick TO orc another
allers"-and the lady said yes again,
Then, in the presence Of these wit
nessess, / pronevRce yoE man and wife"
"Hecrah :" shouted Jonathan, lcaping
half way to the ceiling with joy.
Aud what Ced has joined together
let no man put asundcr"
Hoorah - continued Jonathan
"What's the price 2" (The parson
seemed to hcsitate) 4" How much Spit
it eout-don't be afeagd Yea did it!
like book {! Here's F.-Neyer mind
the change. Send for hack, hAdiord
Give us your bill. I've got hey! Hail
CoiambyT'
The poor fellow seemed to be entirely
unable to control his joy; and ten min
utcs afterwards, he was on his way to the
railroad depot with his wife, "the happiest
man out of Jail" said the witnesses who
described the scene.-N y Pcoyune.
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T.. G.. BUTLER n co.,

wholesale and Retail dealers ia American, Eng
lish and Gcrusn Hardware; alse, Iren, Nails
and Glass; Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves,
Tn Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing to trade will please giyo ms call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, $50. Paw Paw, Mich,
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ElISI'ISTkN.

Jlr W. Brown can he forud :; Ill ta9cS at his
rooms over I.1nor- T.,fsa ana Cos Store and
j. prepared to execute elegantly and well, all
)inds oi WORK in tho limo Of his profession. -
Teeth cxtractcd. filled 9Th gold or silver foil
Dnd new ones inserted, shcly or ~ sets upon
shc most improved principles Of the art. li7.
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&. r. SMITH & NRn.,

Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Fish Fruits
Confectionery, Cigars, Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye
Stuifs, Yankee Notions, Pcvfumery, Drugs and
Medicines, Wooden and Willow ware, Pure Liq-
uors for Medicinal and Mechanical purposes,
Books and Stationery, ETC., etc,
Lawton, Michigan.
y l. $50 155-ly.
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r. N. ODELL. VI ID.

hop'sopaibie Physcisa, SuJgsen enlist, and
Obsistrican. Also, dealer IN Books & Station
Rcsid nee on The corner @ Of Niles & Paw Paw St
directly south of Chas. Sclilck's
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HENRY SrERNE,

Dealer in Ready Made Clothing, Hats, CAPS. Vail
ses and Gontlemcn's Furnishing Goods whIci
will be sold To slit customers.
Yirst Door Eas' OF ISraels Fancy Store.
Kalamazoo, Mich
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L. X. HARRISON,

sriain, Fancy, ,'ai, News and Ornamental Printer
Handbis, Posters, Cards Ball Tickets, &c. spec
,dily and quickly executed with neatness and dis
sfxtoh. All orders respectfully solicited. Prices
rnodcrate-NOETHERS.v 3GFtcE-north side OF
main street, Paw Paw.
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SC, 0BINER,

)saler in Groceries, aud Provisions, YiSh, Fruit,
Nuts, Paints, Oils, Yaukee Notions, Wooden,
Willow ahd Stone Ware, ContccisPeFy. Cigars,
Drugs and Medicines, Books aud stationery,
pure liquors for Medicinal aud iiecLSEical psT-
poses ETC., etc. G4yt
a. O. oRIM Mks................p Paw raw
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HENRY AIN,E.R.

Manufacturer Of and dealer IN Winsor Cottage anc
cuied on i.ort notice Stone lime fos SAFE ano
constantly on hand. Shop opposite the Mctho-
dist Church, III the new cabinet shop.
Paw Paw July 80, 1857. l2Oy
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MONUMENTAL MARBLE.

OF the BEST quality, latest styles and of superior
finish, manufactured to order at the shortest no.
tice, and the lowest possible price at my shop.
1877 -6m. W. j. MCKINNEY.
Lawton, Mich.
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Dit Il An.

r. ENSIGN. having established himself il
4. Paw Paw village for the purpose If iollowin
Ihc above husinc,s VIII attend 10 all "johs' in hi
line with diligence and dispatch.
Tsy- Gardens Pt0uchrd tO Oider.~t,'E
Paw Paw, Mich. March 9th, lSjS.--lji- ly.
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MNIODIiMS,

Thu cheapest Music. Mason & llamlin, and Prince
4 Cos have exclusive patented ipronvements.-
Bcnj. Randall, Lawrence. Agent can furnish aud
warrant for durability. at Factory prices, voice
loud or soft and tune in the equal temperament.
Lawrence, Nov. /. 1857. l33-tf
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l.. w. SEL1.ECk,

I)e aler in Dry Goods Groceries Ready Made Clo-
thing, Roots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Goods
sold at the lowest figures all kinds of produce
taken in exchange. Store door west of L.
Smith Co.'S Please give me call.
Paw Paw, lJj-ly. Mich.
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Rates Of AdveTthiaS.
90 mean what say take it, aud pay

81 mean what | say; take it, aud pay
yourself tor your summers work on my
account, and let us be quits"
And he did take it and the widow
had to borrow money to get home. The
widow was taken aback by the lawyers
co2l acceptance Of the gold; but he con-
soied himself with the idea that if she
would not be his bride, she was at least
Lnir nnlnc
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CHANDLER RICHARDS,

Attorney, Solicitor and Counselor at Law. Prose
cutting Attorney, and Circuit Court Commissioner
for the County of Van Buren, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent. Contracts drawn, and collect
-,ng promptly attended to.
ttnee in the Court House. l49-u.
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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j. l.. t.BASH,

Commission Merchant, and Dealer in all kids of
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Groce-
ries, &c. &c. All Of which will be sold to suit
customers. l59-ly.
LaWton, Michigan.
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DRS. SAXTON L. DEWEY,

Medicine and Surgery in all its departments
All calls promptly attended to- day or night.
a good assortment of chaioe medicines are kept
constantly for sale. l56-1y.
Breedsvilc, Mich.
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AZ. u. ALLEN.

tianufacturcr of and dealer IN sl kinds OF Cabinet
Ware; consisting in part Of Bureaus, Tables,
Bel-.tcads, Lounges, Foiist, Washing ana Light
Stands etc, etc. Goiins made To order. Ware
rooms opposite tho ~. J.. ChAnsh, MAJ q, II
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T.. SMITH Il CO.,

syhclesalc and Retail Dealers in Foreign aud Do
meStc Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots
& Shoes Groceries, &C., &c. Long Brick Store.
.C~rner ~ Main and Kalamazoo sts., iaw Paw
Michigan. 15l. ly.
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4. BIR19 a, co.

Proprietor Paw Paw Livery Stable, Horses and
Carriages at all times TO iet. Passengers con-
veyed TO any part of the e9oq,ry with despatch.
Stable in rear ef kEghaage Hotel, Terms mod
crate. 23yl
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07
j. AZ. RIULON,

County Treasurer, Van Barren County, Notary Pub,
lie. 80, will sttend to the purchase and sale OF
Real Estate, examining titles, paying Taxes, pro
curing Bounty Land " Grrants, &s. once in
the Court House. 4-ly,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07

FINDING a VERDICT. :" jury" said
2 western judge, you kin go out and
6pi a verdict, If you can't find ono Of
your Swp, get the one the last jury used.
They satuyped verdict Of suicide in the
niptl jegrce,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07
q, y, GOJsTON.

Dealer ia Croclcry Glass sna rltta - are Taper
ITangingS, Window Shades slr1 Curtains, Gut
berry. Jcwclry, Yankee Notions. Stone and East
crn. Ware, &c. South side Of Main st. first
.Innr mcA Of 1 Smith a 90. llI-tf.