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, 1858-07-02

OaulIon % Nc EubIIos
LONDON CORDIAL GIN, e..-.I g..
81 CLUB HOUSE GIN
SCHLEDAM SCHNAPPS

AO1dL 0CANAE1n
Af1nysEsl ysaEs experimenting In ne nasuse,urs
Of 0in ItFiu1aey mcccsdsd in tks yesF lsIs, u ma-
INT discovery 10 ~ manufacture By Wheh it de-
plivod of ell aoIid and inammalOFy pr petlep ard re-
duced perfeily pure. Ny manuiae DRY b a schiedam,
Holland. Aier several months reflection what title 10
give o, illreduced % The American public undsT The
nameol Woloa echiedam Aromatic echnnppa" schie.
dam s The name of the place II Holland where the Gin
g mAnuaotured; ATom1tlo derives ~ nsms ffpm q .
italian Juniper Berry, with which u b favored; hd the
word SchnAppsb The German for dFink-Cogne, Dram
Wolls's echi11am Aromatio Drink. rlF ri
American public, snd Tsceved Win appreciation than
the liquor mxors of New York Boston and Philadelphia
started IN pursuit with their mixed and poisonous STUFF
undervurloug -9cheidam 0ln echeldam schnapps
London Club H0uae Gin, London Cor I'll Gin, DC, and
nasveta cases have been % perfectly initiated
avedanca Of the law andsO carefully prepared q 70 i'm
pose on careless pnrehaaefs undeIsiand large guam
tly ha9 been purchased By meruhant Of Cal f0na on
account o. The cheapnel8 of the articles especially
caution The public aglnsl those vile limitations put up II
imitation Of my bnies and wrappers of The same color
deceive careless buyers Such bottles contain the wort
kind q d0c1ore6 up and unUhslesomo llQuofA A mer.
chant who participates indirectly IN the baud By selling
spurious articles !! q much IN offender q The principal
Who pl1nned The imposition. hope every honest man
In cllSm6 who vafae tho health n the commnnlly IN
which Be lives, win ld ne ID issing out md e1poinF
the unacIupucns merchant Who. io The sake Of few
cents, viii put IN jeopardy The lives of the cmmunlty n
which he lives each n should be nailed 70 The pillo1y
of popular eHecEation. jf1,sI Yr.iaa w. 80
nun s lne reapsciablS Liquor DS1lsn md Druggists N
lave appointed CROSBY 1 DTBRLEE, eaa Prsn-
CISCO Sole Agsnts los The eehlsdHm Arom1 eshnApps
~ yDoEPHo WOLFE
, 1858-07-02
FROM THE MINES.

The iOllowing is an extract from private let
ter received BY Mr. P. J. MOOrey, Of SteilacOom,
who has kindly permitted US to copy it:
FoRT HoPE June 10Th, 1858.
arrived here some fourteen days ago. had
good success in ascending the river from Fort
Langley to this place. beat al the canoes two
days. [Tbe writer LEFT here in whale boat
The first day that arrived here made with
my boat, clear Of expenses, S122. Since then I
have sent her up as high as Fort Yale on pros
Peci 'ng tour, and found diggings which would
pay about bit to the pan.
The water has risen about four feet since my
arrival, and is still going up, and God only knows
when It viii stop, for there is no one else that
docs. There Is not man ct work on the river
at present
Our camp contains about three hundred men
and four women. One Of the dear creatures
starts for Thompson's River BY the trail under
the protection Of the HudsOn's Bay Co. s Brigade.
The trail from Bellingham Bay is . id
humbug
Two miles below this place, there are digging
that pay two ounces perday. Gold can befOund
in every creek, gulch and ravine in this vicinity
An goods belonging 10 traders have been cap
tured and appropriated 10 the use and behoOf o.
the HudsOns Bay Co. Iput my whiSkey under
ground, or that would have went up the spout
Il any Of the boys are coming here, tell them d
hold On for two months, andit viii be just n
well. NV.
, 1858-07-02

The all-important question in California
and elsewhere now Is, which is the best start
ing point on the Sound for the Minesi Mul.
titndss have already arrived and continue
daily to arrive ct Victoria and Bellingham
Bay without any fixed purpose in regard to
this matter; deeming il about as well, per-
haps 10 trust to chance afler reaching the
Sound, g to FIX on destination in advance
q which they were entirely ignorant. Nor
IsthiS % Be wondered at; for 90 conflicting
md contradictory have been the reports put
IN circulation By interested parties, that Il
vas impossible ior Strangers to form any def.
mite conclusion q 10 which point offered the
greatest advantagos. Miners have not been
ds,srred from coming, however, BY = know.
lido of The dificulties to be encountered
bsiOro reaching the Mines; gold being the
powerful magnet attracting them, they seem
% ihink thsy can succeed where others fail,
snd svsnsurmount insurmountable obstacles
uhouuunds have come 70 Puget Sound with
this feeling and his sslecon6denee. only to
suHsr 4 bitter disappointment and 70 discover
thsir error whsn too late. IN many instances,
torsmedyik Many. TOO many unfortunate
have ben erossly deceived BY wickedIy con.
coc,ed Misrepresentation. An this /. wropo.
and should NOT ba
H., p.li,.-h.,. .L,..ls
, 1858-07-02

On Tuesday last we were visited by {
body of some sixty men from Oregon, oil
their way overland to the Frazer River
Mines. Since Tuesday, other small parties
have come, bringing with them the intelli'
gence that an immense number Of miners
some say as many as three thousand) are
en- route from the Columbia River, via Stella,
COON, for Frazer's and Thompson's Rivers.
This certainly looks as though the tide were
setting this way. The first party encamped
a few miles out of town, came in and obtain.
ed additional supplies, and next day went on
their way rejoicing, in good spirits. This is
but the beginning of the end.
We learn frOmprivate sources that several
thousand mules are being brought over by
Mexicans from California, via the Dalles.
Let them come. We have food and employ
ment for all, both man and beast.
, 1858-07-02

r,ho s,o.mor C,,.,titu,ioD Cant Cove arrive,
c.,., ,or,, h,,Iov q, W.dpesd dsv ao,b nj, hr;r,,
in, da,os . wsck later than pre zious,v rscc;ve,
G.em v;c,ori. and Frazer's River
Rv tho pnrssr we learn that the s,o,mcr n,
,,1i;c arrived at Victoria on the s7tb MI hiring
e., o,,o oro hrrdrod p.sssroors .ho',, o,,
half of whom were landed at Victoria. and III,
remainder at Belingham Bay.
The steamer Commodore arrived on the Goth
bringing between six and seven hundred passen
gers, portion of whom stopped at Victoria ant
the balance at whatcom.
The steamer Santa Cruz, Capt. Fauntleroy
with three hundred passengers, arrived at Vic,
toria on the 25th.
The steamer OREGON, Capt. Patterson arrived
at Victoria with eight hundred passengers, three
hundred Of whom were landed at Bellingham
Bay.
The schooner ROssuth, an old California coast
w. ~, vas oe'n eUn ~ NIo orS -. ~
NS''u W DSA" DAy' t"u = ~.
~ .' ".,s w OesssAl' ".sI "'' 10 s"S'' :" N' ''
" SS SU'U 80 O'l''c' u -.
L"S S'esTI ns" D"% = sSH "T"O.e T. "CCS: SS:
nj ';r, - =. I - 80. ~. ~. ..''P - :.
. no-o % s.so-oS,o ~ - o &c. - 49, So. -s ~ -
TL...Ss.-." . = n,',oII. y. w - .,..
- = GO" - =. "s'e' I,"'sN " S' 80 S
1919 ''' ''N' ~"N ''''' "'' ''
nO",...,-r,,-.,u,,
:. 80 $500 ' WV 20 "IS ''0'" '''l ,n~''
linrham Bav Il also continues steadily advancing
in price.
Some strangers came up by the Constitution
to Seattle. with the view Of going by way Of In,
Snooualmie Pass to the mines
As win be seen by the above the cold oxcite.
ment in California. respectipr FraSer's River
does not seem To abats IN the least hut ia CON
.....,. 4. .- NV. -L-r -L-.
, 1858-07-02

GHEE PElA-ons Of the Smith family, mot
john hksa Christian Is he i, has not forgotten
ne printer while gathering his first fruits. He
doubtleas thought the printer's lot hard one,
and 70 cheer him on his weary way, last week
sent linn fine mess Of green peas, tSe recOlIec.
ton Of which still makes his mouth water. We
eAn voueh for your Christianity. Thank YOU,
Peter.
, 1858-07-02
e MARINE HOSPITAL, :
Port Townsend, June %, 1853.

TIA. p. -. O'uREH, LATE REsDEHT Pay
~ solan and surgeon of The County Hospllals San
Fnncses. and 81 The hospital Of the ees q Mercy,
tient8 BE aAtisn himself TO- with DE hope that 90
experience q sixteen yeaIo N TIE plaico q hls prois
don. bolh private and hospital together with thorough
euamntse of diploma 70 that esot vii o6ialn i6r him
De confdenco of the citizens On Puget Sound. q, =.
Lelisn addre9od 80 go .lll 4Ai ~
io Tri9l iaasHf 1df 81 ?. y 0'nnlhNs nDpgsN
uiil b duIy ssEaduIsaSsa. gsa - W.
, 1858-07-02
@isttIlansuus.
NEW ARRIVAL.
P. P.KEACH.

P. KEACH, ....
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN pRAN.
cisco per steamer cOnSiuon, osrs ior sals q q.
lowest cash psicss large and vel selected
STOCK OF GOODS, au.
Suited 10 the Of FmeT mnss and ne tovn trad.
Ny stock selected win sars and my expenses are vsry
small am determined 10 Ss goods cheaper for CON- dust o.
country produce than any other store On Puget Sound Mnsru
are particularly requested TO call and price my goods before
purchasing elsewhere, intend 70 vs them rOod deal of
grub for . little dust. .J 1-Tr
have jus. received per steamers Consultation, coluuha,
, 1858-07-02
Sailed.

June 2Sth-stmr Constitution, Cove Ports on the Sound
2stN-Schr Pronto, McAlmond, Olympia
SOth-stmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia.
, 1858-07-02
pugtt sounS Shipping gist.
sTEILACOONI, w, t., JULY =, 1858.
Arrived.

June 2sth-stmr Constitution Cove, I'm Olympia
10 Reach.
S0th-smr Constitution, Cove, I'm Ports on the Sound
Brig Cyrus Digs, tm San Francisco; mdse to Keaeh
MoOrey, McCAW Co, and others.
, 1858-07-02

nm HnAlD Be found In San Francisco Al the once
ofouF AanL q s Merchants ExehAhgs The principal Hotels
and q w. edTvaAS Newspaper Depot on Washington st.,
us,r n Posl once
, 1858-07-02

m bEi-Dmt i6Ig1l lhs dance ionIght
iiploul,,1 y b . pleasant sfair.
, 1858-07-02
CHARLES PRoscH.

Va thLn b pleased 10 farnsh nassrs Of vessels and
shs outward bound, vh a hss Of The HEAAID on Appu'
eaton q Ihb omcA
, 1858-07-02

TEEkALET-ATved June 24h, Br stmr Otter Mouet VIC
tona Br brig Recovery, Mitchell, Victoria, VI; 26th
constitution, Cove I'm Olympia; 90th do do, fun Victoria
sSed-June 95h Br stmr otter Mouett, Victoria W. with
lun Der to HEdson's Bay Co.
BELLINGHAM BAY-AFr June 9Th, baue Mallory I'm Por,
0rShard, loaded with lumber brig Merchantman Robbus m
San Francisco bques Gold Hunter Berry dO 0r TraG do
, 1858-07-02
L. p, FISHER,

I5Ik Washington Sc, San Francisco
q auAorsed 10 act The Agent Of this in receiving Ad
VsFssub and Subscriptions 10 san Francisco and collect
hg and Feeslptlng iSr the sGms. ,,,. O,o..,
, 1858-07-02

July 9d-Brig Cyrus, Digs, dIscharvins.
, 1858-07-02

WANIED-By as Ps1ss lm o. q T.-Eaisa, v. T.
iof getting log. J. p KELhER,
le-u Agsnt iH Puget Nm CO.
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CLIPPINGS

sU- A lady's pocket was picked in
Cincinnati in a very adroit and scientific
manner. The lady had, in buying some
thing. taken out well lined pocket book
STYLISH young man saw her and the
pocket-book, and when the lady stopped
next, to examine some edibles, he dropped
dime 10 front of her. She thought i,
came fran her purse, stopped over tS
pick it up, and in so doing the pocket Of
her dress opened wide enough for the
fellow to insert his hand and abstract the
pocket-book. Before the spectators oi
this piece of audacity recovered their sur
prise, the thief twas gone.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

s9- Several clergyman in New York
have initiated the practice of preaching to
the people at places of popular resort
On Sunday, four thousand people assem-
bled at the Academy of Music, where
Piccolomini had rc,gned in opera all tho
week, to listen to sermon of the Rev.
DR.. Adams. Hereafter, there is to be
religious service every Sunday on the stage
of the National Theatre, Chatham street,
where during the week evenings the mos
intense blood -and thunder dramas are pre-.
sented, for the delectations OF the rough
bhoys and g'hals who frequent that See
tion Of the city.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

| -
windsor Z Full Particular in Resa,j
to the Prisoaer!
Yesterday officer Tuttle, of the detective
Police of this city, arrested man from
Montgomery county, Ind, Cha 81 with
poisoning his wife, and placed Snim a. ,he
hands of the Sheriff of that county, who
departed with his prisoner last evening. -
The circumstances Of the case are as fol-
lows:
The prisoner, whose name is Jonat han
5. Owen, is.nbout fifty years of age, and
owns farm Of two hundred acres, worth
$4,000, IN g. township in the county of
Montgomery, Ind, VIII re he has resided
time an active member of the Methodist
church, and always maintained high
character for integrity and uprightness,
until the unfortunate affair transpired for
which he has been arrested. about ft
teen years ago his first wife died very sui-
ac-lr harina b. in .-zs,.s.s < = = LII !. =
70 tue 'sno Q. iier uea'n--tnoueu ,.,: S On az
Tou"' ,., =. .Hu ,o'pe'tau0 s, .'I ,o o;ta5
h'''o p'o'ot =, ioui pay M's I.iseu ...
anione MS he'ghpoIs az 'ie ,iue h'soi q
uscen1 Per'oa ''aa 'raIsPiIeu, Ie s. was mar
~ IL dru ''o s.uue" I"o u""1n. 80.
.D.' us".n oi m'..I NE ni'' VIZ ~
.In' =, cn'y a'iuueu ~ y VIC OI anoI'. n1''
o,u so.s'Ps, VINO nsrei w.; a,'o" suoA o,iu ~
euo's sS " IinA ,: ll'o ooi.'o',' as iUS 10y
I'd" nuu ilS'cue's aloun1 'n' "iA.e' - .
noa.' ~ .h1sc .oauo''"s ''.s .u.;t, ~
may pour '"'iS uoup'S' '.a,S 1 a"u o.;"S noa,'n.S
oo'nIisihss' % ions iau wv" n'ouP'.u
= PROMINENT position ID ."e onuiIn, VIZ
AZ was constant a:,snusn'' ,:u% nisA,n .oIs
P'1yt:' "nu s'.ins no',','y, a"o y 81 :,. :n.nN
was MS iIPu'a,'on i1r hones'y anu heso ,h'e
,''y es'aoiishcu III lne community VIZ
hc 1"e'.' INC ,a,n'es' ., Drea'n Vi susP'oion
c"uiu no' ic"ci' i,.'' fo' io.,'':u y'"'
o"e" '''ou WIN n,' 'e0o'u vi: WI: :" p: apP
ie"' uones''1 ioho''y' 'n''s
uehce seeuci 70 a''cna iii'n al ai' "'' en-
uei'ah,ngs-h's woliuiy Poseceelon' sn-
creas d. nc ,anAco p'e,' III community io'
Proo''y anu nonor' anu nc Wae 'ooAou up
on oy MS ne'ghoorS as d Pcoihineu' eA"n',
PIE Vi t'ic .n"PPy ie'ui'' VI 'i''uo"' O."
Pesoeiui i.ie. .eu ,.:e.
come S s'ne curing = ias' IAN IA; N "'I p%m WAS
'aaen suoueniy anH a'ariniheiy III
.lclans were sen. lor' VINO ai.er ,aqu,1y
l,'o ner symptoms aun'lnis'eIeu '"0
proper an'loo'es m ,oI poison, anu Sne t ,eIov S"d
ered' Inc he'ghoors 'nough' sue n"u
1aken some kina ol poison ca acc.aen'",iy, nn ,G,
anu suspicion never once ieii upon 'ue
ePrignt and rehiarkaoiy PiIus owe" "A
lew weeks aiter sne was picking up cniPS
near wnere s a., ner nusoana sndo was oaoPp,nS .nS
wooo, anu 'he snarp axe aesoenaou " anu .Iu
s'rusk nei ace1aen.auy on 'ne les sue , ., nr .ne
nead' ihnic'inS DANGEROUS pu' no' ,nv''
'al WOUND ane husIanu S ; was S',vssu n;"arDsl Us
yona an measure, anu M eA;atet htorhnod Is1'I" hn
Iolnn,'SSc,a'.on 40 t','' ne,s.ooi I'm n'Iu, y
n;s ieais ''7, II snoeiu iesui' u 'no lo.o -
ms .;a wiz, n u nens u ''so.ous ao,O ns .Io
tiou' sno IecoNereu iron TIC ehccs vi 'nS
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The great trial of steam plows at Deea-
tur, H., has resulted in the complete tri-
umph Of Fawke's plow. The correspon-
dent Of the Journa! OF Commerce closes
his letter thus:
"You can now say to the farmers of
Missouri and Kansas, that the steam plow
is fixed fact, and that the day of oxen
and prairie plows is near its close; that
like the old stage coach, they must move
further west, for the iron horse has been
hitcI ed to the plow and trained to furrow
and the time of mules and oxen shall be
mo more forever
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

A ROYAL GoURMAND The present
king of Naples is said to be the gr, atest
gourmand in the world At one time,
not ma y years ago he invented particu-
lar consomn,e for his own particular enjoy
ment, the mode Of making which was as
follows: You took a round of beef, into
which you introduce round of veal, which
in is turr served as the envelope to a tur-
key, whilst inside the turkey lay fowl, in
side the fowl a pheasant, then partridge,
then wood cock, then an ortolan, and
last of all what think you why, last
of all. just filing up the almost impossibiy
small place--an anchovy! Here lay the
great art, and certain famous cook nam
ed Beppo, was the individual whose spe-
cial business it was to send up to the king
once day the phenominal teacupful vf
gravy produced, as the above mentioned
cook of cooks used to observe, "by an an
chovy cneased in an oxw
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

THE UNITED STATES ARMY.-The
present military force of the United States
consists of nineteen regiments of the line,
composed of the following corps Five
regiments of cavalry, four regiments of ar
tillery, ten regiments Of infantry making
a grand aggregate of thirteen thousand
rank and hle Of all arms. This little ar.
my covers an area of over two millions OF
square miles being equal to two-thirds the
area of all Europe.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

b@- The Louisville journal says: The
Indiana Senatorial question has not yet
become 6nality in the United States
Senate, for its Judiciary Committee on
the last day of its last session was instruc-
ted to inquire whether further Legislation
on that subject was ne essary, and it sho' d
be borne In mind that majority of the
Senate never voted ON the admission OF
Messrs Bright and Fitch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

USE OF A COMMA clergyman was
lately depicting before a deeply interested
audience, the alarming increase Of intem-
peranoe, when he astonished his hearers
by saying:
A young lady in my neighborhood
died very suddenly last Sabbath, while |
was preaching the Gospel in state Of
beas,ly intoxica,ion %
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T I NJ L,
/ Il l. NJ,
NJ L T L,
Il M | T.

This word is the only word in the Eng.
lish language that can be thus arranged,
and the difcren. positions, therefore, ale
all at the same time Latin words These
words in English, as we'll as in Latin, may
be read either upwards or downwsrds.
The English word time, item, nett, and
emit (to send forth, arc mentioned above
and of the Latin, ones: l. Time signi-
fes fear thou; 2. Item, likewise. 8.
Nett, to be me sured; t. Emit, lie buys
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

s@- The South is looking up! 1t is
announced with due flourish, that the
screw steau ship, Scotia, from Havana,
his arrived at Savannah, Ca, in search
of freights for Liverpool. She was the
first steamship seeking freight for Europe
ever in Savannah According to the
Richmond Enquirer, an attempt is to be
made to establish line Of screw steamers
betwe, New Orleans and Liverpool.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

~ Mr.. Buchanan has we'll known
aversion to hairy-faced people, and 1t is
stated that the ofioe-seekers actins upon
the hint, present themselves invariably
smooth shaven. Ii is noted in this con-
nection that the practice of shaving in
Europe originated in desire to please o
French monarch whose beard was not yet
grown.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

MARRIAGE OF KINDRED bill has
passed the House of Representatives of
Georgia by vote of 81, prohibiting the
intermarriage OF first cousins, under n Sc
we're penalty, and cutting off the inheri-
tauce of issue. The Preamble to the bill
assert, that many deformations of mind
aud body are of congonital origin from the
practice of near kindred's intermarriages
with each other.
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q. p. GORTON,

Hanginge, Window Shades aud Curtains, Cut
iery, Jewelry, Yankee Notions, Stone and East
ern, Ware, &C., North side of Main ct. frat
door west OF Z. g. Butler Cos, Hardware
Stoye l47-U.
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L. q. BUTLER Il CO.,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in American, Lug
lisb and German Hsrdwarcj also, Iron. Nails
and Glass; Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing TO trade will please give US call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. $50. Paw Paw, Mich.
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y m IL s-I H1r>--z.-l -, :,
must have did ftom the effects of the
blow with n nx6. md after she was buri
ed stated thot 81 hinself removed piece
of the skull one inch long by half an inch
in width. Strange the doctors hadn't OBJ
served 1t Evidently reading suspicion
in the f.ces cf his neighbers, and desiring
70 allay Il. he NJ the 1irst to broach the
subject u posf morsem examination, and
expressed Z regret that it had not been
he'd before interment
Alter four DAYS had ELAPSED, and the
neie ibors vero mtiseed be had no intcn-
tiol ef ectjng 81 the mater, the Coroner
cam aud The Gu;3y was exhumed While
the examiuatioo wm being held, Owen
mo. nfad horse snd-4ede post haste 70
the cesidenoe Of brother of his, in a
nei .hboring county. From there he went
to the nearest railroad depot, and left the
horse at hotel, with orders that it should
be delivered 20 ceFloin parties, if called
for In the bsf-room - was reported to
have swaego<ed, talke1 politics, laughed,
drank, and octed ven SSiike the pious and
orderly citisoo A h14 teen so long act
inq
About the 9th o. tf this month, a
500 Of Oweo, living - home on the farm,
received : letter from Detroit, enclosing a
power Of attorney, certified to by the
Clerk Of the q - Court of this county.
The kt,cr ~ - Owen. directing the
son TO sell tt 3 what he could get,
and send THE a him at once
This furrisho1 6 His whereabouts
which sesulted - c6very and arrest
We should hAro y t1(erc that the
post ns0rtess N MI " his wife es-
tablished the ~ ~ had b en- pois-
cned beyond dd @ ~ presence of a
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AT THE CITY STORE

Opposite The Court House, in Paw Paw, may DC
fousd u good assortment Of Doors d SHOES, man
faotursd to suit toe trade aud warranted 10 suit.
Also, cheioe selection Of FAMILY GRocEHIrs for
sic cheapby I. A. GRANGER,
5s.y. A. J. S0RI0RE.
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>cslsrs in Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made Clio.
thiag, Bests aud Shoes, Hats aud Caps. Good:
cold ss the lowest figures, oil kinds Of produc.
taken in exehsngc. Store at the old stand OF
;. Smith l. Co. Please give them q call.
Paw Paw. fo,- Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-A la
DIV in Portland, Me-, has just returned
few beets she borrowed ffty years sgo OF
neighbor, promising TO retdrn chem in 9
few dsys.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30
HENRY LUCUH,

0an0fastnser OF AMI dealer In winsor Cottage aud
cam - ehsIs. Turning repairing, &c. exc.
essei o. short notice. stone lime for sale and
~cnstNauv on kansi- Shop opposite the Me.ho-
sN-t .Nsssh, ,u shs rshins, sho,,
rovs Paw july 30, 1857 s@o!y
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30
r. n. HARRISON,

PLATA, Fsney, Jeb, News and Ornamental Printel
Hsndbills, Posters, Cards, Ball Tickets, &c. spec
Oily and quickly executed with neatnoss and dis
pa;ch. Ali orders respectfully solicited. Pricci
modoEats-NoRTHERYER 0PrIcE-nerth side o
main street. Paw Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

sdr New York has had eighteen Gov.
errors since she became State, nine of
whom are still living, viz: Seward, Van
Bureu, Throop, Bouck, Fish, Hunt, Scy-
mnnr. Clark ard King.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

The French flag waves over London and
the Britishers are agitated. The Duke
of MalakoG hoisted the French Flag over
his residence at the Albert Gate. The
papers say no other ambassador ever did
such thing They don't like it,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30

Punch gives a whole homily when il
cay Scandal is visitor who never
calls without bringing her work with her. /"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-30
C. NJ ODRLL, Nj d.

Homeopathic Physician, Surgeon donist, and
Obststrician. Tie may at all timos be found al
his Resid nca on the corner Of Niles a. Paw
Paw st.dir ely south VI Chas. Sell,ck's