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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
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EuP11c A1zctaon
DY virtue Of Decd of Trust executed
I'D by VIM. A Smith TO the undersigned
Trustees, onkhel9th day of April 1855,
land Of record in Kanawha CO. Court
Clerk Is Office, to secure David J. w.
Clarksenthe payment of certain sums of
money in said deed, set out and describ-
1 ed. we shall on Monday the 18th day Of
February, 1858, at the Court Honse of
hanawha Co., pfoeeedlto sell, at Public
Auction, 70 the lighestbidder, for-ready
money, a certain tact Of land and salt
lproperty. opposite the town Of Maiden, on
Ethe Southwestside Of Kanawha river, be-
ling the same property heretofore sold by
said D. j. w. Clarkson 10 said William a..
Smith, and which is all present operated
| by said Smith as 4 ,saltIproperty, together
with all the fixtures, wells, engines, coptr
per, Buetidns, tubes, metal syphons, DC,
attached to said property Or used thereon.
Such title as is vested il the Trustees,
and, whiehEis believed To be- good, will be
conveyed. Tl.B.i SWAMI. i,
j. S. SWAMI. lrussees'
KS Dec, I0Np, 1857 BE5 nS4.
BY CONSENT of all paroles, this sale is adj
jeurned anH coQtihued until the13d Mon
Idayin April next et the same place, when
the property mentioned above, will, by
like eqnsenS, be sold upon the following
terms, lo-Wit; $4,000 ~ cash. and the
residue upon 9 credit of! 6, f2, and l8
,monlhs, the purchaser olgiye bond with
good security, bearing ioterest frenfdate,
and thetitlg to the land will be retained
until the purchaseSmoasyis an paid.
T..B1 SWAMI. qt,,,..a
j. 3 SW 1fus.ees'l
FEB. 10th, 1858. 1Ei a. {.
By.,conseat or all parties, this sale isa
Ionrned, u1til the Sd GloBdayin July next,
and npon tile same terms as they aIe last al.
veftised, and at the same place.
Hi JNG. S. SWAMI, J.
I. b. SWAMI, i trustees.
April 10Th, 1873.
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Dry Go ods R ardw are,
\. cRacERiEs, 90.
4 FsoSr. STREEf, T&u.AkLESroN, VA, ~

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~ teIutlful aBt,r. nhent ct ,S4fksSRlafn and
ftncy; EGhallieS,E iHategfs. Blaze Idal4aine&,
FIench jaeonct aHd oFgaAate kaWnS IuseaGe~
ceilcl, aud iaf 81 by n :
!, F=@L'.2 NIFi& .1 H.lGosaDRN. !,
q UMatER sIIAW.Ls AND M.SNTiL-
. Lass dak4 LaHiFS' Stawls, and Man
stiylass i}st reeeiy4I and FOR sale by HIN
.. VII F,I.& y. H. GOsH0RN, +
IS diss, asIE IFI $ 81! Bsnnfts : d..
Misses aaa :ohtlark h,sIFlats iast r4eeiy41 astd.
fol sale sby ! ~. n. GSPsH0RN
- Panama. Legkqfn pha Palm Hats ipst..re-
cqived and FER s&lk byt i
VIII. ~ Il. GOSHORNfs .
DOOTs AND ksiIl QFS.- 40 Gases Gents
4 .:ladies anlRil by Shoes. loCases
Buys Boots, Just EefeiTeft an; laF sgl g, BY n
Fly L., J.; =. G ~ ,.ti5
NGol sis AZ ~, II i n ~ sss 70 - pa s, +;
W. ~ ,l :,
l,a IL .aS + 9y M f ;s Y d. GadphN
IL I-f,..a ia akI s4irft ii. etIct n cans
Jill R%s$ Il, MIL f,Iothingfofhfi.K in'lss iHS9
Tecaiye3 and for 4elE BE Il -. ~
fs5 WIFI. III j. H-sG0suoRN..
Le) 2eaaaba PioE si%ldsl : H..
Isl - = + 81. I Il III
2 Oils Shoe. VIII 1.#
og " , ni ,ts,a a. 4, Ii eosg1pN
W. = aSy1 . ~ 80 si,HT.IIa AIS
I ~ IN s1.t .s7. III Fl,fGe r ~ !
= : - - X q Ssl pTaIs %
I,,st ,seafrs,l bvEW 81 II III. GCsHoRN.
10 jTr,gss.rgfa4 Fayy M r.
ID Jnst received, by Il.
III VI iii. & j. H. G0SH)RN.
y N Fa(,xEs Ak It's. <.
III I1,st1rgeeiysd, lly
W.F y ] u GqsHoRN.
g AWs.--A large Sttpc& 9ilH, PHt gross.
~ ca frame gafa T., oI u y lennaa
aaa etnsr FAVE, g gs4.9Na1E1s 'seNs'u'
sh W. III. & j. G0sH0RN.-
nLACffs NTH ITDo OILS.
ID Hafows #AsnSils .Eiedssl sfrew==piatas.
stockaga Die s'tstS aa 1lasliIlsrs, large
stock, jisst EtSctlysd Ply n.,.o,-
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TRUST SALE.

INN Monday, the second day Of August
NJ 1855. at The trent a5or ofNtbe Court
Ioilsc 5f Kanawha County, the undersigned.
wisIBproceel to sell. at public Auction ~ the
.hiettsiEbiddef, a certain House nndllot, SIT
suated In he. town Of q harlestopt il being the
House and Lot, ii which " liliarl ". Kelly,
nov resides, formerly purchased by ths sap -,
Ksils, of.dossphs L. Fly. This sale isto be
mad Under afidl BY virtue Of d Deed Of Trust,
5eAeented on said House and Lot, by The said
kslig, to'seclre 10 John n GtaIksQn, the
payment pf d bond, esecut elsto HIM by Inc
said Kelly, for the. SUM OF 100, with Interesf
thereon, Which said Deed Of Trust, as well as
The bond, Aforesaid, bears date, March 18th,
1855.
Sand sale WILL be made Hpon the following
terms 10 wat the sum Of 800, withlnteTesl
thereon, from q prit q 1856. and The eoStof
tlfis adVeftisen1entand saies 40 bepaid In cash
and The residue in due, two and tltreel years.
With ii serestson the deferred payments, from
iate3of sale. Bond wish goad personal seen
ritz; wiafbe feilised f3rIdeErrfea stallmeJ5ts,
aid tfe iii Will also be reserved for fAttheI
sscnTity JUfiN {. M0SELEY,
asft TfuAec injsaid Deed uf Trust
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For Sale BY
i q ETARDI TIMES "

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!. BLooNFFTFLD ACAD HN5 z

Five, miles west of the Intvers!ty III Va.
,NvgL. BR0I3N, MI. IA |,
Nv n. W. TBBBS, ~ :
5TTNltE object lifthis Academy is to pFenare
7. -I SUDDEN y far tlie university Of FiTgin5a
or 10 ftthsll FOR tile ale I've duties ofslife.-
a'lle-c otTrse ofinStFuction embraces alllhose
subjects requisite fol d preparation lotanyof
the Academic Schools OF the University, anil
hid me bod. KS Ca { as prachcabie, IS Slnflsrto
that pursued at tlIat Iusfitu lob ~:
The next sessitIp hesins-on the list Of Sep
TENDER For Catalogue c9Iftaaiafng fliI inIor..
snation, address eitllerof tiiq II fincipsis- The
Post Office is IVY DEPOT. Aleemafls. cp'nniltsE5i
Virginia. I'm }EG3lA q 4nI2 ii
HAVING fresigAel the office Of Jadge pfs
4 Il tfe 18Th Circuit, | pfop5se 70 Re sliraeI
thetpractice BE Law in the cottniies VI Kama
WIN, Putnam aud Masen. Fl
q can be seen aid coasiltc1 at my resi-
derIce, annie below Elk Bridge, Of lat my
former Office, next door below The -Baak,sfnI
Charles tom III GEO INs SlI AlAi ERS.
Addfess--K anawha G H., va. 81
n tJtIfy 1914, 1855 ~ 3M.
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NOTICE.

TIN Pursuance of8 lesolatlonjof THE B0eTdi
/ uf Difectdrs+of Ahe Charleston, Ripley &i
Rassnswood frarnpiks Company adopted AL
tthesr meeting. III June last, Notice il hereby
given, that tlihre 4wiIl he meeting of the
Stoekholaers, and also Of the Boardof D!fecsi
Iiors ar said Chm pany, at Ripley, III jackson
county, on "Wednesday the 4th day be August
NEXT. Al fulfill attendance is relu ssted.
III las ia. BROWN, President j
II 1StIh q 1G5gsY IN HI. 8 4aE2
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

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fXTIRGINIA, SS.--At rules, held in The
9.if Clerks Once of The Circuit Court for
3Bedne County, id the month Of July, IS5s. I
s.!.i' r s',''! ! Il nF.,a's',.
4: Ite objected lhissNttis torecoyer tle title
4 q lwb tracts 6f fand, living andsbeTng In r he
15qntg Of Wayne sold By said Todd 40 said
proetbr, and 10 quiet the Plaintiff lip the pos
fftfssian DC tla same, And II appear1ng by al
fdlNik filed. thatIthe Defendants, Nathan II.
NYsinan. sOliaer "A. sstcfiinnis ana Ambrose
Dudley. ard Ilon ,residents Of this Common
wealth ON motion. II rs ordered HAT tliay
Elo appear hefe In oils month afiet daeippLii.
9c t'pn Of this order. ana do WHAT'S neiii4ssary
" Protect tssar interests in The HIeHlts Is.
1l Copy. I'esle, IA
Y. 3 Sat0l.l j ISL Clafk.
Lti1 srfgs ISL |. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
Dir. GRO! VAN DE LINDE,
Graduate ofEL4yden & Paris,

Residence = Isoone c. IL. Yirginia.0
stu continues rekslys NiGIIf and DAY,sto at
.teEd inthis aud haioining costlstIeS 10 suef
as need and wish lsis pFoss soHa a ttanda HcR
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

VINES 4 woman says Airs. Park,
ington : las once married withsa con4eF-
'hB heart, and one tltat beats responsible
to her own, size Will never want 4o enter
The maritime state again
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

\ ingtoif siias once married with.a conaer4
ifns heart,fa one that beats responsible
II to her OWN, size Will never want Is enter
A the maritime state again. b 3
n 4 Burns. convicted 1T Wheeliag, ,of the
murder Of! Mary Mantohy, has made 4
] full confession.
PRosrE5r Dr. Fms GRdps.-A leltdr
from Philadelphia, dated Monday, JUNE
2ts-says i #.
If barnstar not flied to bursting dis
fallg it will not be for any present fldica7
ribris ofa iaeE IF crops. lftke country
generally looks ais we'll as ttdoes between
/. here and tHetGrmillus Of tile North Penn
l5sylYa,iia RaiitpaFt,ihe panic makers Will
s--4iArd II a lsafd matter % fprce. Up pfida3s.
Title hay. er9p will be eii9rr1oilsi while
wheat and Tys l5ok as finely Is theg d3l1
last year. Ez. FL
4 sIE'zsns 0GnnsE INnABIr aaT a GONNA 9f,.
EanSl tortiaea vas recently faunll al the
farm Nj 3L Eh. Combs, rear freehold,
New Jersey, marked with thd Initials if
Thos Taylor, 4 former owner Of the t.lf,a,
Hts He WAS found in 1923, again-iis
-5I $446, and Il, 1856 each time nearly Al
slSe Isaaae place. IIe. iskRoWi, ID be over
twenl rive years oId, and no doubt Is en-
tetfained Of the Accuracy Of the oldertltt4,
which would make him over IS years df
ass. Qai4 azresPett7ba iQnserit5 IA
z f H. ". Y saa SDa.s.--.zsrA$-8
l1fnE BoyFss sIIoE TRAD Tie Boss
totl yoafadl rspellinga some statemehts
in Anew York paper di9paraesfnt+ 10 TIE
boot, shoe and leather Trade of Boston,
isags tlIat {Iie sales OF Bos{ogl III that
branch Of business are thrce tiHsss aB
great as I'LL ans other city on llta1 globe
alli THAT there is slo eass bf Rien doing II
5ersdit busiaesssia tae poantry ysllQ breast
edEtlle financial Storm So tiinlIll3arfa who
will come but 0f itfwiih 20 lTrJle- lgss. II.
There were but few failures among lheta,s
ana very. fw who lequlrcd aii!f flt;co "a
.m6latiDnfoll' their paper III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

Burns. convicted 1T Wheelipg of Tile
murder Of Mary Mantohy, has made 4
fall confession.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

GUNNER IbI9aitss co OBS Aaarge ana
. teIutlful asBbr' nAent of ,StfkSSPlaSn and
f1ncy GhallieS,E iHa5egfs. Blaze ,lsl4aine$, 1
FIench Jaeonet alid 0FgaAae lawns juscSge+
cellc., and fqf a4lf III j y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
USE COAL on hAMps

or every description,
T 0f every descriptions
or every description,
OF every deScfkhtion.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

! Have received large and splendid sto4k Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLaFHlNGi!!
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Lock Here H

I Best Lace Leather always 4a. hand
/, f57 N t9vSyt #t| Ii
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
japanese Juggiers.

a letter giving the following account ol'
the feats Of Il jueeler--thc Anderson OF
Japan-periormed before Mr.. Townsend
Harris, the American Consul General
No. l. He took boys ordinary top,
spun in tie air, caught it on his hand ,and
then placed it Cstill spinning upon the
edge of sword near the hilt. Then he
dropped the sword point little, aud the
top moved slowly toward i. Arrived at
the very end, the hilt was lowered in turn
and the top brought back. As usual, the
sword was dangerously sharp.
Ne. 2. was also performed with top
He spun it IN the air, and then threw the
end of the string back towal DIS it with such
accuracy that it was caught up and wound
itself for second cast. BY the time it
had done this it had reached his hand and
was ready for another spin.
No. 3. was still performed with the TOP
There was an upright pole, upon the toy
of which was pcrched little house, with
a very large front door The top was spun
made to climb the pole, knock open the
said front door, and disappear. AS well
as | remember the hand end of the string
was fastened near the door, so that this
was almost repetition Of the selI.windinr
feat
But feat No was something even
more astonishing than all this. He took
two paper butterflies, armed himself with
the usual paper fan, threw them into the
air, and tanning gently, kept them flying
about him as if they had been alive
+" He can make them alight wherever
you wish Try himP' remarked the Kami
(priuce) through the interpreter.
Mr.. IL - requested that one nigh:
alight upon each ear of the juggl.r. No
sooner expressed than complied with
Gentle undulations Of the fan waved them
slowly to the required points, and there
left them comfortably seated Now wheth-
er thiscqmmand over pieces of paper, was
obtained simply by currents otair or BY
the power of concealed magnet Mr.
H. could not tell or ascertain Ope
thing however, was certain--thc power
was there.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
FIRST COUPLE.
,obt womnn.s 3 Glance and grace,

.,ght woman,s glance and grace,
WAR Evc to Adam was given,
He gazed upon her beauteous face,
And thought that earth indeed was heaven.
Each day some new delight appeared,
Each hour some new attractions sprung;
And found each link Of life endoRred,
At last she found that she'd tongue.
Close hid within those ruby gates,
With all those pearly guards to screen II,
lie heard her tongue--,radition says-
An hour or two before he'd seen it.
She teased rs only woman can,
A power they've kept for ages long
Her plan was still the better plan,
Her tongue by far the better tongue
Despite her charms, that swoetly beamed, W.
Poor Adam thought before week,
That though perfection else, 1t seemed
A great mistake to make her speak.
let she was precious 70 his heart,
And as for faults-why, she was young,
Ho would not with an atom part,
No-not jot, except her tongue.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

paJ- Bayard Taylor, who revels in the
world of colors with forty-woman sensi-
bility, thus exquisitely describes The crown
jewels in the Winter Palace at ST. Peters
burg:
The stones are of the largest and rarcst
kind, and the splendor of their tints is a
delicious intoxication to the eye. The
soul of all the fiery ros,s of Persia lives in
these rubies; the freshness of all velvet
award, whether in Alpine valley or Eng
lish lawn, in these emeralds the bloom
cf southern seas in these sapphires, and
the essence of a thousand harvest moo rs
in these necklaces of pearl
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
Rnfe. of AdyeItielng.
BLANKS,

!, - -, ,,
having brought the child away, but hay
might enjoy, AID anxious to be less alone
in the world, she could never think of leav-
ing L. behind; claiming, as her mother,
that she had stronger personal right to a
daughter than its father, whom She was
about to leave forever
After this sad aud dreadful time, 7 con-
stantly and anxiously sought aa di,portun.
ity to send the child to you, or kef gfan1-
fathers family, where you would eventual
ly obtain her Ny object was to GnH 8 ,nue
good, trusty woraaj, or Q fEnilysoing 10
America, but suchsa chan4t4lqyza niicird
in single lusty,ae "
%'r a.
knows how | avcsuftied, and # i6t6ur
cruel beneNemsg& ~ have cursed me,
that curse is f&fully fulflkl And now
sadly, to the. unhappy task OF telling you,
what have SO solepnly engaged to do,
and to fulfill the last duty 20 those I have
50 missed.
Before 20 further, or in1 still more
painful results, begsyou will allow. ME 10
say 'naV srsIsss .dtsthe anxiety OF
- anu her'eohs.ah' E M h gHor'S 20 "new new my
anfv two dsys hefors her Je,fb in H.
hon that Won will ll.srs:c;se more olss;tv
tow.rds her ,nr.,orv~ 81 me trust az
Won will do 90 and tbinl and Gcc, loss 60.
yoroIv towards bor She na;d b;,ter
nennitv for III the outrars that was rom.
mittcd unop Won In ba.L,st illness she
snoke often fooI;rolv and tender,v ot yon
with how mucb rcrrct need no, saw but
wisb;no 70 ,sckrowIedce % mo that Won
had al1sys tr"atod bor t;nJ,v and csre}ul.
w. and that on her and mvself alone rest.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

TATTLING.--Like a bell that's rung for
FIRE; like ceaseless auction crrer like
oft-times graceless liar; mischief making
stopping you with quaking fear, whisper
ing, as you lend an ear, "Mercy on us,
did you hear? Betsy Bean has got a
bean 2"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
CLIPPINGS

I
WHY He BET ONT lima Y gini.
an relates an anecdote of Mr. Wigs ia
nous stumping tour before the last ,ubf r
material election. lie was INTRODUCED TO n
famous character of their count, Mr..
+, when the following convrsation
occurred:
Mr.. F---"Glad to see you Nh Wise?
Mr.. W" Happy to see you, Mr. f."
Mr.. F." Sorry | cant rote for you,
Mr. Wise"
Mr.. W-Sorry for that, too but this
is, free country man can 'oto as he
pleases."
Mr.. F.-But I'll bet on lou, Mr..
Wise"
Mr.. W Glad to hear that from you,
Mr.. =, as YOU are nan OF dis
ccrnment ia all betting matters"
Mr.. F.-Let me tell you tory. Some
years ago was at the Richmond races
There were several fine looking horses en-
tered. Presently they led il the Ugtiest,
raGGoaiest, Scrau~ieSt looki,g beast that
ever you did see but he lad fire IN his
eye. | got any odds I pleised, and won
every bet So, if can't yde for you, Mr.
Wise, III go my death betting for you ~
Wise laughed heartily, and accepted
the remarks of Mr.. F. as a good
omen which was in few weeks after
wards verified by the result of the elec-
tons
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
DRs. SAxTON & DEWEY,

Have formed a co-psrtnership for the practice
Medicine and Surgery in all its departments.-
All calls promptly attended to, day or night.
A good assortment Of choice medicines are kept
constantly for sale. 156-1y.
Breedsvile, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

p6- A little girl was told TO spell fer
mont, and give the r1eaning, with SEN
tence in which it vas used. The follow
ing was literally her answer: Fer
m-o-n-t, a verb, signifying to work; | love
to ferment in the garden"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
HENRY IVCIrS.

Manufactnrer OF au1 deal"rin Winsor Cottage aud
can so't chairs Turning repairing, DC exec
cute Oh short notice. stone lime FOR sale I'D
constantly on hand. shop opposite the Metho
dist charsh-, AZ the ncw rahinct Giop
Paw Paw July 30, 1877 tooIy
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

Hss~ The times are said to be 80 hard i'm
Halifax that the two editors of the news
papers, published there, smoke the same
cigar, taking it by turns
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
y. G. GRIMES a CO.,

)oalers in Groceries aud Provisions, Fish, Fruit
Nuts, Paints, Oils, Yankee Notions, Woe on,
Willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery, Cigars,
pure Liquors for Medicinal and Mechanical pur-
poses etc., etc. 2.yl
S. c. GRIMES, 10 l. MosN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
AT TIE CITY STORE

Opposite the Court House, in Paw Paw, may he
fouad good assortment Of Doors q SHOES, man
fscturcd to suit the trade and warranted 10 suit
ALSO, Il choice selection of FAMILY GnocrprES for
ale che2p by 4. a. GRANGER,
52-y. y =. SORTORF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

Bv v'Why, Charley said Yankee to
a negro preacher, you can't even tell who
made the monkey?
'Oh, yes | can, massa
We'll who did?'
We'll the same one that made you,
massa 2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
SELLICK & FOOTE.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made Clo-
thing, Bests and Shoes, Hats and Caps Goods
sold at the lowest figures, all kinds OF produce
taken in exchange. Store at the old stand Of
+. Smith & Co. Pleas" give them call.
Paw Paw, Iaa Mich
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sas- "I feel" said en old lady, "that
I've got about through with this world. |
shan't enjoy much more trouble, nor suffer
much more comfort -
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Il G. BUTLER n co.,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in American, Eng
lea ..ud Gynnau Hardware also Irun Nails
anl ic!ass Cooking, paTor and Box stoves,
Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing to trade will please give a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 100. Paw Paw, Mich.
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, y, IL. HARRISON.

Plain, Fancy, Jsb, News and Ornamental Printer
Handbills Posters, Cards, Ball Tickets, &c. spec
diy and quickly executed with neatnoss and dis
patch. All orders respectfully solicited Prices
-NORTBERNER 0FFICE--north side Of
main street Paw Paw
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LANDLoRD.-"M Mr.. Editor, Pll thank
you to say keep the best table in this
city" Editor. I'll thank you to sup
ply my family with board gratis" Land
lord.-"I thought that you were glad to
get something to fill up your paper. =
Editor thought you were glad to
feed men for nothing" It's a poor rule
that won't work both ways. Exit land
lord in a rage.
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CHANDLER RICHARDS.

Attorney, Solicitor aud Counselor at Law Prose-
cutting Attorney, and Circuit Court Commissioner
Tor the County of Van Burcn, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent. Contracts drawn, and collect
ing promptly attended to-
Office in no Court House l4g.tf
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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A. Il. METCALF,

Late Of the arln of White d Metcalf, Utica, n. Yp)
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. All opera
tions performed in the best manner, aad with
new and improved instruments. Office over j.
NJ. Hubbards Music Store corner OF Main and
Burdiok streets, Kalamazoo. 21tf.
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y N. RIDLOM,

County Treasurer, Van Barren County, Notary Pub
lie. &C, will etteDd to the parchase and sale of
Real Estate, examining titles, paying Taxes pro
curing bounty Land arrants, &c. Office in
the Court House. 4-ly.
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KALAMAZOO BAKERY,

EYM0UR a Co., are prepared to all all orders
for Crackers, Cookies. Cakes, Rusks and
all kinds of Bread. Shop directly opposite
Fish's Flour Store, Main Street, Kalamazoo
Michigan. 16l-ly.
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SIMMONS a. DARLING,

Dealer in Sash, Blinds and Doors, and all kinds o
Cabinet Ware, at the Steam Saw Mill.
Lawton, 1s7-u Mich.
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sas- A knitting machine that will knit
a perfect pair of stockings In five minutes,
has been invented by a New Yorker.
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n9r Why was the first day of Adams
life the longest ever known Because it
had no Eve
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s@- A little boy said he thought the
comet Gods Railroad car, in which He
went riding through the sky"
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". X. HAWRIN ,

)oaier in Dry Goods, Groceries Hard wnrc, sieady-
Made Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps,
xe. Store, south Side Main street Ally
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nrRKEE d BOWEN /,

Attorneys aud Counselors at Law, and Solicitors
in Chancery. ofics on Main Strest, near tho
Court House, Paw Paw, NJ .hTan.
y. Dupvry, IT'S. W s Bowrv
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DKs. ANDREWS & wooDMAN

Have formed co-partnorship for the practice =
medcise and surgery. Al calls promptly at
tended 10 day or night. 10