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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09
G. A. SHERMAN,
S IA e. T. PR OPRIETOR.
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Stages leave Paw Paw village and connect at
the station, Ton line Of Michigan Central Rail
ROAD with all regular passenger trains East and
West-returning TO the village, on arrival of each
train
E.s~ Passengers carried at all times between
Paw Paw and Lawton. Extras called for, run at
all hours. Stage Office at the " Exchange Hotel,
where Express packages or bundles will be deposit
ed and received
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END OF TIE VOLUME.

With this weeks issue, we close the
third volumn of the "TRUE NORTHERN
En-" Fer three years, this journal has
'dene battle service in the great Rcpubli-
can host of northern frecmcn, and has en-
'deavored to contribute its share to the
unparalleled glory and success which has
crowned the efforts of that party. Estab
lishcl under unfavorable circumstances
with but a meagre prospect OF support;
the great principles to which it was pledg-
ed yet unsustaincd by a permanently or
ganized, and consolidated political party;
and the proposition that we could succeed
in the establishment Of great northern
combination of true patriots, taken from
all the old parties, to resist the growing
intolerance and overweaning cupidity of
the slavery propaganda, yet predetermined
we find that warm and generous support
has been extended towards us from a large
proportion of the Republicans of this
county That the NoRTHERNER has APP
prcciated these kindly remembranccrs from
time to time extended, is gratuitous to af-
firm; and that it has endeavcred to deserve
the esteem and confidence of its friends,
and the respect, at least, of It's enemies,
is too we'll known by its readers TO require
comment.
Unpropitous as the times are for our
subscribers to renew their subscriptions,
we hope none will be deferred by the strin-
gcncy of monetary affairs from promptly
forwarding us the doHun az dtironce.-
Gladly would we send our paper to every
houss in the county grat"itousiy, if VIC
could command the capital for so doing
but circumstances, beyond our control, re-
ouiro of us to charge all our subscribers
for the paper, and to have it IN odco"ct.
If you have not the cash, bring on the pro-
duce, anything that we can use. AS usu-
al, We shall this week, mark all our sub
scribers names whose subscription has ex-
PRED, with a cross ("X," to denote
that their time has expired. We hope
next week to be cheered with all overflow
of the almighty dollar, and for ONCE, TO
BE "rLUsH.'
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DRs. SAXTON a. DEWEY,

Have formed co-partnership for the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery in all its Department.
All calls promptly attended TO, day or night.
A good assortment Of choice medicines arc kept
constantly for sale. l56-ly.
Breedsvie, Mich.
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SHAWL LOST.

IN or about the first of March inst, between tho
" Steam Saw Mil in waverly, and Paw Paw vii
age, a Ladies' Large Black Fringed shawl.
Who will return the same 10 the above Steam Saw
Mill. or leave il at the True Nor'herncr Office, in
Paw Paw, will confer favor and be literally re-
warled. 1cf-ov.
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Hear the Glorious NeWsV


elected-l44 maj
Kalamazoo-clean sceep--69 to 9Gi
maj
Jackson has arisen fIom its slough of
slavocratic filth, and wheeled into the Re-
publican phalanx. The city redeemed
and the county all right. Well done,
Jackson.
Marshall, Republican triumph - 40
maj.
Ann Arbor, the stronghold Of Bogus
Democracy. Another Rcpub. triumph
81 to 81 maj.
Albion-Republcan ticket nearly all
elected.
Battle Cfeck-Rcpublican maj. 155.
Emmet-l50.
llillsdae-all right
Lapeer-53 to l3S Republican maj,
Scipio-Republican maj. 1874. Two
republican tickets in the feld-Only ten
Lecompton votes polled.
We have not room for more-wc stop
and make way for Van buren, Co.
Paw Notwithstanding the most
desperate and INSCRIPTIONS working,
stimulated by lying and poor ,chishy, and
the wholesale importation of Irish coters,
most glorious republican triumph is the
result The entire republican ticket elect
ed, except one constable-maj. from 4 to
20-Lecompton r"buked, and Bogus De-
mocracy terrified and "cruShed OUT
Let the N howl and when they become
more quiet, chew the quid of disappont-
ed yearnings after spoils, and ruminate
upon their hopeless defeat. Kansas is
about through bleeding.
Almena-Whole repub ticket elected
Antwep- " ex-
cept one constable.
Arlington-Dem. Sup. small maj.
Decatur-whole repub. ticket elected
except one constable.
Lawrence-Republican ticket elected
Hamilton-S4 repub. maj.
Hartford-over 90 repub. maj.
keeler--A strong Dem. town. Whole
repub. ticket electcd-maj. So TO 80.
Pine Grove-Dem. ticket elected
probably.
Waverly-Peoplc's ticket elected, Sup.
and most of the other officers repub.
Porter-Mi1ed-Dem. Sup. and one or
two others.
South Haven--small Dem. maj repub.
licans not out.
Van Buren, Co. ALL RIGHT
OHIO.
Cincinnati, April 6.
The municipal election yesterday, re.
suited in the election of the entire anti.
Lecompton ticket, by majorities ranging
| iiom ysVO W o,JOO. III Out VI tOun
cilmen are anti Lecompton.
IOWA.
Dubuque, April 6.
The election yesterday passed off qui-
city. w. s. Hctherington, the peoples
candidate, was elected Mayor by 500 ma
jority.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, April 6.
Returns not all in from Yesterday 5
election, but enough is known to ensure
the election of the entire Free Democratic
ticket, by an average majority of 500 to
l,200.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford April 5.
Midnight. - Buckingham Republican
candidate for Governor, is elected by from
5000 to 5000 majority over Pratt Dem.
SO far as heard from the Republicans have
% and the Dcmocrats 80 Representatives in
the Housp
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MARRIED

At the residence Of Mr. Abner Hayes, OF this vii
lage, ON tho sth inst, by REV. j. II. PIrrrEL,
REv JAMES WEBSTER, Of BEDFORD, Mich, to Miss
LIZZIE A. WHITES, of Paw Paw.
In thi. village, on the sth inst by the Rev. A.
HANDY, at the residence of tho brides father, Mr.
EDWARD Il. WARRES, of Jackson. and MISS DELLA
p. SHERMAN, daughter OF A. sherman, ESQ., Of
Paw Paw. Printers were bountifully remembered
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Sy One paper in California, the Globe,
uphoids Leccmpton.
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CONNECTICUT.
Hartford April 3.

Midnight - Buckingham Republican
candidate for Governor, is elected by from
5000 to 5000 majority over Pratt Dem.
SO tar as heard from the Republicans have
% and the Dcm9crats 80 Representatives in
the House.
The Republicans also gain two to four
Senator, and are sure of both houses by a
large majority.
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Mr.. c. =. SWEET is authorized to re-
reivc subscriptions, and contract for ad-
vertising, for this paper.
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The Free Press of last week comes
down again upon the Republicans of this
county, and especially upon the county
officers, with about the usual amount of
1t. wholesale charges, and cowardly inSin-
nations, together, with some Of the choice
specimens of Billingsgatc directed prin-
cpally against the editors of the North
erner.) with WHICH the Free Press usually
seeks to make up for its want of facts and
arguments The writer reitcrates the
charge against the Republicans Of having
nominated man for the Office Of Pros
Attorney knowing him to be incompetent
to hold the ofiicc-which is about the
only DEFINITE charge which he prefers; the
balance being made up mostly of whole
sale accusations of mal-administration, and
insinuations of criminality, which he
knows to be false, and therefore dare not
charge directly upon any individual-and
he seems to think on this one charge he
has convicted us of great crime, and ex-
ultingly exclaims that VIC cannot escape
the charge.
We stated in our last, what We suppos-
cd to be the facts in relation to this mat
ter but, as the Free Press persists in his
view Of the case, we are now disposed to
give him the full benefit of it, And, in
the language Of Holy Writ, Out of his own
rnouth will we condemn him. Liberal and
candid minds are generally inclined to
look with some allowance upon the errors
and mistakes of others but when we see
a man accusing others of gross aud mex
,cusable crime for simply doing the same
thing which he deliberately practices him
self, what other conclusion can We arrive
at, than that he is base and incOrregible
hypocrite.
Does not the Editor Of the Free Press
Anow, or has he forgotten, that at the
same election to which he alludes, the
Democratic party nominated and support
ed for the office Of Circuit CourC Commits
sioner, j H. Simmons man who had
never studied law with view to being
admitted to the bar, and who never ex-
pected to be admitted made no pre-
tensions to legal requirements except what
he had gathered in his practice as justice
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Subscribers receiving their papers with
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usa1ucs, will know that the time for which
they subscribed has expired
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Election Returns.
BRILLIANT REPUBLICAN VICTORIES !!
tration.

Border Rv6ian lying and Islander
hrown back in their teeth, anil forced
dorm their Mroats
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WASHING TON NEWS.
Important from Washington.

THE VOTE IN THE HOUSE, TAKEN.
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st. Louis, April 6.
Returns not all in from yesterday
election, but enough is known to ensure
the election of the entire Free Democratic
ticket, by an average majority OF 500 to
l,20O.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09

The election yesterday passed off qui.
city. w. s. Hctherington, the peoples
candidate, was elected Mayor by 500 ma
jority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
FRoM MAsHINGToN.
WASHINGTON. Oct. %.


The movements of Gen. Walker are regarded
with interest. especially in diplomatic cirS es. Il
is represented that he is well supplied with both
men and money for his professedly peaceful enter
prize. There is reason TO believe that should lie
attempt TO land with bis followers in Nicaragua he
will be repulsed by the British naval force, the
Admiral in the West India station it Is iutimated.
has instructions TO arrest flhbustering expeditions
into Central America, from any quarter whatso-
ever. The Post as well asT,cent events strengthen
this assertion
New parties have been ende1vOring 10 cseure
the Governments recognition and protection in an
other contemplated transit line over the Nicaragua
route and with whom the Gen. JereZ has been in
communication. No success has thus far attended
their efforts. While the administration viii not in
ierere with citizens in matters relating 10 that sub
ject, it is well known those who have already con-
tracied with the Nicaragua Government will be
fully protected in their rights and property
The camels which recently arrived at New Or
leans were imported on private and not on public
account as stated in the newspapers.
The State department is preparing to send books
and documents Of public character As i present
TO the King of Siam.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

NEW YoRk, Oct. %.
Further particulars Of the murder Of Mrs Could
ing the young murderer's step-mOther, il able 20
converse and states that as frank came in she was
lust retiring and he said 70 her, why mother are
you I'd vet :" Yes, Frank" was the reply, q
am up vet He t1en passed into the room where
Mr.. Goulding was and then she heard some un-
pleasant words pass between them and finally heard
heavy fail on the floor. she had just got into bed
and thought TO herself SIS il possible that Frank
has struck his father" snd at that moment Frank
came into her room partially raised the netting
from around the bed and dealt her a heavy blow
on the head with a ha;chet. She screamed and
sprang up and he repeated the blow twice when
she fell heavily TO the floor breaking down the net
ting as she fell.
Hopes are entertained Of her recovery as she Is
comparatively comfortable but her position Is eX-
tremely critical, and her injuries very dangerous
Johanna Murphy, one Of the servants, is suffering
the greatest agony one side Of her face is paralz
ed and when she was brought 10 the Hospital she
was speechless Sheis now deliriOus, and the chan
ees Of her living Is very small.
The case of Elizabeth Carr the other servant,
was not considered dangerous She says that
when she got to the second floor, she saw Frank
with haichet in his hand striking his mother and
Johanna, both Of whom fell. Elizabeth wre-ted
the hatchet from the murderer. and ran into hei
room in the Bird story, but could not fasten the
door for want Of bolt He followed her and sad
give me the hatchet; Lizzie l do not wish 70 XII
you, only wish to escape, He then wrenehed II
from her and gave her three blows on the head,
and then left her dead as he supposed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CALIFORNIA NEWS

ST. LOUIs, Oct. %.
The overland mail from Calfamia arrived last
night with letters TO Oct 5th. No san Francisco pa
pers.
The Los Angeles Vineyard OF the 2l 5ntains
an account Of a battle at Four Lakes, Oregon, Sep
lst, between 800 troops under Capt Wright, and
500 Indians.
Z. The Indians were completely routed with loss
ofl7 killed and many wounded. The troops sus-
tained no l)ss whatever
The Oregon State Legislature met at Salem Sep.
l3, and adjourned sine die-thus giving up the
State Organization until regularly admitted by
Congress. Delazon Smith and L. F. Groom, who
were elected TO represent the State in Congress,
were about leaving Portland for Washington.
Several attempts had been made to set FIRE 10
Portland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28

To THE LADIES OF rIE UsirED STATES:
IL has been my good iouae O. restore 70 health many
Thousands Of my couairy-Woraen.
BIy has excited the malice af the eIyi1us and
eGous but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
and eslsb s my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen ny Taihsy, the far sufferer whom
hsye relieved long held IN afIectionAte ard
thankful remembrance By those who have experienced mS
skill, can alTt despse lhs efforts Of mischiefmskeIs
nd slandersTs
Aiy friends have repeatedly urged me 10 place ny medl
cine for producing mensruatln within the reach Of ihs
Ladies Of the United States; ndispostiOn to enter
hed occupied By guacks with their peraci0us notrus
And fear that unpracplsd oountseiters night palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hiihero pre-
vented from establishing agencies Tor the sale my
A8TiE DE FEMME" IN the United States
Atlas yield 10 the enreaes OF patients and riends
and oer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered hat famous thrOug the
Old World
In regard 10 the efficacy the ''AAIIE De FEMME"
Esed oRlY say. that liquid form sHacy such
have used In nv practice Fran1e years and
that has failed to satisfactory result
The "Araie de Femme and melssruatiJn stand in the
lsiioa and efect II alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual 5y where has existed and TO
restore where If has been from any suppressed
ordorto guard asans impos0n the wrapper Of direc
I0as each bse Of the AIie de Femme wal hear ny
SiI be sealed with my private seal
Price $500 package. -
PARIS, January, ISL
For sale wholesals and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propue,or's puoes.
aul0 dSwly6
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RRnMiNEMiYnRK

NEw YORK, Oct -.
The steamship Africa to-day for Liverpool with
81 passengers and S4OO. 900 in specie.
Tue Times Washington correspondent telegraphs
4 rumO. that Gov. Floyd viii resign the War De-
partment for a foreign mission, and be succeeded
by Attorney General Black
Mr. Dallas has written a letter to the President
that he will return home in the spring.
Mr.. Clark has been called home from Peru
Mr.. Preston declines the mission to Spain, after
having intimated his acceptance.
Government has chartered a store ship which
will sail from Boston Nov 10 with supplies for the
African Squadron.
Dow, the Republican candidate in the 7th Con-
gressiona district declines in favor Of Briggs, the
American candidate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28

CLOAK OPESINs.-Best, Freeman & Co, are
adding new feature to their already large and
growing trade, in the way of Mantilla, Cloak
and Shawl Room. They have room adjoin-
ing their main store fifty by twenty feet, nicely
fitted up, where they display to-day, for the
first time, large and elegant assortment of
everything pertaining to Ladies', Misses and
Children's outer garments. Ladies will be in
terested on making them call during the day
at PIT Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
IOD, Liver Complaints, and
their Cure.
LNTUhId dNI To FEMHLLO.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheesemnn, VI. ID /,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice. They mild IN
heir operation and eerin IN correcting al sulares,
Painful AIsnsruaoH removing al obsruetilns, whether
frsm cold otherwise healache, pain the side palpa
OF the heart, whites all Affections hy stecE
fatigue PAIN the hack and limbs Ge disturbed sleep
which from interruption nature.
To MARRIED LADIES,
DIR. Clsesemans Pills invaluable they viii bring on
the monthly per1d with regularity Ladies Who have been
disappointed the Of oher Pills place the uimos
confidence ia Dr. Chesemans Pals doing all that they
resent 10 do.
NOTICE
TEsTs coalition fle female system hseh fas
Pills oGEnOf b. faksH Isifi0uf pI1iucsg PECULIAR RE
SULT Tn condition referref 10 IS PREGNANCY-tas
TesElf MISCARRIAGE Such IS fis rrcssa5ie feHdeacJ
u the eii51e tRrfioHs 70 nOrsa
e0afl0a faf fs rsPr0ascfre pgsT o. afETs caH0
Tesisi a.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything IN
Jusus. Explicit directions which should BE- read acrom-
psHy each box PTice 81 Sent By mail enclosing 81 to
DR. CcRSELTUs J. CHEEsENAN. Box 4,5gI, Post ofdce,
New YORK City.
sold PY ONE DRUGGIST n EVERY TOWN N THE
UNITED STATES.
r B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United Staies,
les Chambsrs-St New York,
To Ea0Ei aA loholesale orders sAOHid b. addTlsysd
Sold IN Cleveland BY WM. FISK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28

the whols matter may Be allowed TO res, In
peace. Provisions are plenty; upon the market
the citizens can be supplied with fool at ma
sonable rates; meat is cheap, the heavy packing
houses buying at 50 so, live weight, which is
81 less than they could buy for last year; and
we trust all dealers in meats and produce are
making fair profit. Let us hope that we have
done with these market disputes and griev-
al.cns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
Meoirines.
THE CHEAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!


NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
We publish leter Dr. wood, Il tins ity fr,m gen
Of his Hsir Tonic such eyidsncs must have is s-
ci when eoiis iIom TslIsh.e source Ii eeEtiicat-s
useless pufferT from the press:
PROF WOOD CO-Gsnis@ea: Having ny -si, alien
l2h eai!e tw moatas sirce TO the highly beneficial
application Of upon hair, which had become
quite gray prooehl' one third White; wbis of
bottle OF your Hair Rss;ratVe and used i. I s5oa
f1und thai Il proving hat had wished. used Il
tie. q vi ich have used some. certify the
bcih on my head and fl-s sai nv 6sir hsS resb rs
natural c,or, AMI believe son glossy than 1t las
cd my good wife, al the age Of hwC. has used With
The above nosise deem due TO You for your
discovery am assured that whoever will nightly II
siaiemsn,s am citizen Of tins ciiy and have beea
resilient here for the last heen years. knoSa
make the shove with ny R5me aiachsd IS At ySaf SER
wee IS wish 70 preserve the beauties Of nature ohs
lam truly yours, A c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January .. lsss
WOODS hAIR RESTORATIVE
- ~ We sli; having ha1 ne mslsrnne 10
low fever IN New ORLEANS s5 induced 10 make
very thing needed My hlr N ca glossy aud
no words can e1nress my obligations . In esing 10 the
The undersigned Rev ] X Bragg is q mui,t, 10 rssu-
lar tfndng aud pastor Of the Orthodox ChuIeh Brook
ned, Mass lie = gentleman OF great lnfueHee ard
uui1 ersally beloved. WM. DYER
BROOEFIELD, January T. ls5s-
PROP WoOD-Desr SIR: Having made trial O Hair
Restorative n gives pleasure that It's efCc has
heeU excellent IN removing Inflammation dandrud ynd
constant tendency 20 itching. with which / le1u
troubled from my childhood; nd has also restored
which becoming gray, original color used
no other article with anything like the pressure
proht. Yours truly. n LRAGG.
LsIse, melium; and small The small holds half uini
and retais tr one dollar tottle-the medium holds
least twenty per cent more proportion than the
and rcials Tor two dollars huttethe large holds quart
9uy per cent more IN pruOrtonl and reais fIT three
dollars DO tie
O. J. WOOD CO. ProprietoTs, sl2 T. -oadvay. New
York lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
mentD and ia Market street s. LOUIS Mo and sold By
all good Druggists sud Faurs Gon.is Dealers