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rS@ PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS.

Eay@ PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS -
DR. HAMPTON, now aged 81 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickl Beware of ilnitationsi Ask for
Uampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeitng.
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too,
stand the test of public opinion. No art of putting
car gavanize worthless article, so az TO keep it up
as good medicine II it De not really SO.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend It's sales year after year. in spite oF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from month to mouth with more ia,
pdity than newspapers can spread IL, IiSinE W.T.
ness testifying 10 the cure medicine has maze Tor
aim is of more service than any newspaper adver-
tising.
In praof of what We say above, we refer you to
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Ma WIN HiGH, No. l95 South Paca street, balti-
more, cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
Baltimore most dreadful case Of scrofula OF years
stan ling lost number OF pieces OF bone restored 10
MISS MARY scoFIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
street-her case, after years OF sunefihs mas as.oI
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. NC. i.
Mr. Wm Oldham of Baltimore Custom House sol
fared from III sd complaints tor 10 months WIN pooy
and mind severely affected. he was cured by lamp
ton Vegetable fincture after other things faiied
COUAH. CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry g. Winn had acough for 5 years-great
weakness &c lad in all FIVE six physicians tried
al the rernedeI but was cured only by
HAMpT0E'S IEGETABLE TIMCTuRE.
eyE delicate Ladies and Children will n -ase give
II solJ Nv PURCELL, LADD co, Richmond; b.
DR. GOuk t. Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists 10
Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY, Baiti'
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers Where'
EE-S per bottle. six bottles ior D. 30 o-"@o
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An ALARM.-About I o'clock yester.
day morning, an alarm Of Gre wss csused ~ tAs
burning OF house in the county Of Chester aeld.
apparently about two miles South Of thts cifv-
Some oil our hremen went ss far "A Manchester
der no service, returned to their quarters. A. .
general rule it Is bad policy to allow the engines
and reels to go beyond the corporate limits fos apv
purpose and the FIRE department would Do wcii
70 ADOPT some egaiation on the subject. Oar
citizens taxed heavily to keep Il In order ana
1t should always be in position 70 do service
when needed. II all the engines were taken into
the suburbs to save the property there, and 8 Are
wereto break out 10 the heart Of the city at that
great, before they could be brought back and mt
to work, -
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N0TICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate of Il d Nhitiock. decd. will
present them for settlement properly authenticated
to the and all persons indebted to said
estate will make nay ineDt Immediately to me. AS
executor, am not authorized 10 pay any open ac-
count after two years standing.
HENRY G. WINGFIELD,
70 3-I2t& Executor Of K WhitIock Dec'd.
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THE SUBSCRIBER has opened WOOD
Il YARD and COOPER SHOP at the Old Dominion
Stave Factory os Byrd and 9Th streets, where he will
be glad to furnish bis riends and the public with
good OAK or PINE WOOD, at the market prices. I
also want TO purchase Timber and Hoop Poles for
tonr barrels.
ia I3-fm R.. GARY.
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fg@s RENT 'R LFASE The store lately occupied
= Miss lrog.s and Daw in part by NT Markers. will
l. vacant an the :: of April will rent lease it
a i,s prrssut 11n5sijon, or to good tensnt, on a
D. ase viii enlar &c and put IL in good order. Apply
Il JAMES THOMAS, JR.
e. st-A3U3w
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.sss FOR RENT-The Tenement on
sss:ss 18th street, one door below Il Thompson's
,sa6 CIV PUCELL & co.
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES.

"All thingsn season." is our plan
TO this to stick ap like {. man.
We bought large and splendid lot
OF VALENTINES; of those we got,
Thecom'c ones are sharp and biting,
The sentimental ones uniting
All hearts By breathing love and faith,
Friendship and sympathy with grace.
Prices ranging from 3eents ND to SIS piece Also,
a few of those awful cheap Pocket Knives left at
SCHAAP 4 cos,
fe5 Corner Broad and Third SITS.
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NoBLT DoNs.--We never saw firemeu
perform better service than they did last wedss,.
DAY afternoon, when the Manchester cotton fhcto-
~ was burning. Every man seemed benz an ~.
ing the establishment from dessruc sIon. and TIE
various companies appeared for the time 10 exosl
each other in doing good We noticed ave eusiues
we'll manned and steadily st work all the tiuss--.
Where men labor TINS untiringly to preserve the
property Of others. they deserve and should rs-
ceive the united thanks Of the community. Ilnd
they been at all tardy In their operations. ar
stopped single moment to wrangls for superiori
very short time.
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s~BATHsl BATHS BATHS! !.-Hot,
ra,S and shower baths can be had daily from Q
o'clock, A. NJ. 10 half past P. ID, at the hais cur
ing shaving and shampoong room Inder the hh,t -.
lean Hotel. Entrance on lltE street. Sihsio """
q cents or five Tickets for 81 , , YroponN
no 6 ~ "
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FOR RENT-And possession givel

hs; Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
So %! w. Keeling, Main street, next door To
n ", huliinz ccrneF ot Man and 18Th streets. Ii in
y,-s Il ,srslie location for u lawyers or Doctor u
.rl-e o.. I1IEtns room. Apply at this Office.
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xeA FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
81 81 Rrick TcDaments. on Cary street, between
-f6 AMI s;u. they well adapted for Grocery
stores or any Kind OF retail business They contain
r,D,.gs besides ihe store room. and we'll adapt
ri d the accommodation al families having all ne
,s4sary canVcneacts Possession given immediate
IA To st-i teaauts. the rent viii be moderate.--
Apply 10 II +. RAGLAND & CO.,
!. si-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street.
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-. pAMIlY RESIDENCE FOR kENT

Es, -Th. upper Of the new brick tenements on
~ <a.;h siir 81 Main. between a ami Si streets
tly t,isha1 with u rooms ard sill suitable ac-
= ,s S@tvt. JOHN ROBERTSON.
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81 gahIe residence located on tho sasth II Grace
sst ss4t mi etNrra she streets of Adam and fou-
b. no,s occnri~i by Jaa n, eherpSdD consists
-, =, ..-,,nS above basement and gas throughout:
;, ,i,4r ,,f anpa size: Carrjsso Uou.e aBd Stable.
:, :, ,.,,.ssi.,n gwen .gth Of March Apply to
FISHER & WINSTON,
.a+s Main street.
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rnp KENT--A cnmfnrtahle rn0m.

h i.h.ed ia tue business part ~ The city jus or
S'-', ihe new tuStom House 8nd Post cfice, and
t,,r 1ls u any gentleman of bueiness 70 good
,so, no rent y u be moderate. App! st MIN
SIs FLa.utrap pa EnG Fiue Art Gallery. II, Man
-. C N. MENen sGnArr fe H--ft
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res FOk kENE--A very desirable resl-
n. 8snee on the uorih side Of 18th street. b~yond
49, r r,i,tais!ng rooms. and city water In
- r.psir Appjy to =. W. Dudley, on Leigh 81,
: ,.,en M and sih SITS P.W, DUDLEY.
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= roY RENT AND GALE.

,,. FOR RENT.--The rooms over my
kS store. with kitchen sttsehe,i-suitahie for
a sUa u arijy. ne h--"tj =, u. ShStNNF'
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cAHiousLY INJURED On Wedneadav
afternoon lat s negro lad nansd ssmp.os. sis
from horse near Or. Tresss rssidsecs - ~
Iiously injured that those who saw ths an sAs.ssSs
he was killed The boy, II seems. tock ehsr-s ~
morse LEFT at the stables Of Messrs Davis iInscS.
sson, ana without any authority mounted rim
and rode of. He had only goue : f.~ sr-ss.. -
when the animal became restive. ran on and thr.w
me boy Violently upon the pavement kuochinp
.ne breath out Of his body, but breaking none ~
MS Donss. lie was immediately placed under the
cover. y
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New Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.

YER Al LII having been made in the cond;,io,
- ana payment of certain mortgage exccutc,
ny VFson NJ Baker and Janet r. Baker. his vif,
oil The first part, and Aaron ". Broupbton. Of ~,
second part on the fifteenth day of DecemLer ISL
ana which mortgage was duly recorded in al,
oHlco Of tho Register OF Deods for the c,unty -,
Van Birsn and State of Michigan on the sfxtb
day Of May. 1856. at four o'clock in the afternoon
IN labor +, Of Mortgages on page CT, upon which
sald mortgage and note collateral thereto. tboro
is oaAimcd to be due and unpaid at the date of
'hls Rotlce the sum OF Forty seven dollars and rt
cents (SE,sO) aud no suit at law or proceedings in
equity having been instituted to recover the Same
or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that bv vir.
rue Oh power OF sale contained i'm said mortgaco
"nIch power has become operative by the default
"ior'sali ana in pursuance Of the statute in spcb
Gaze made ard provided the mortea red nrcmises
described in said iudenture Of mortea @e to wit.
Ihe north east one fourth Of the nortb vcst ono
io'ItE OF section tTcnty-onc OIL in to,rr ,hr.o
" so"'n' OF Range fifteen, go west being in the
county OF Van BUren and State of Micbioan i
us'n3 ID 'he township Of Lawrence i'm tho countr
VI an Buren, Aforesaid, containing forty acros Lo
tue same more or less, will be sold Mt nubl;c Won
H'"' 10 the highest bidder nj the Court Uonso :,
the village Of Paw Paw, in the comfy of w ~
ron mat being the place for holdinc tho Circ,,i,
uo"tt LOT SAID county Of Van BUREN, an Tho
t, ~. -nFst day of July next l. ID. 1858 A. Ton |
o ''ock IN The forenoon bv the sheri # of and CO.,
y or BIS deputy under sheriff. ''' ''"N
AARON W. BROCGUTON
MOrtgaVcc.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia.

benevolent Institution, established by specia
endowment for the relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted with virulcnt and Epidemic diseases.
- all persons afflicted with sexual Diseases
a "a SPERMATORRIIGA, SEMINAL WFA 4
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA. CLEFT
SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM. or SELF
ABUSE. &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destructlo of human life caused nv eoxu,l
diseases, and the deceptons Practise, unon rho 49,,
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks scvc
raj years ago directed their Consulting Surrcon o
CHARlIABLE ACT worthy of their name 10
open Dispcnsary for the treatment of this class
OF Diseases, IN all their forms, and to rive NEDI
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply bv Iet
Ter with a description of their condition. Ioco
occupation, habits OF life, &c.,) and in cases ofex
rene n poverty, TO L NlSH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add thst tbo A.
sociation commands the highest Medical skill IF
the age and will furnish the most approved mod
crn treatment. "'''-
INC directors, on r''ew Of the past feel MS
sured mat their abor in this sphere of bcncvocnt
eHort nave been Of great benefit to the afflicted &c
pcc"i'y to the young, and they have resolved to
uo'o'e themselves with renewed zeal. to this very
important but much dcspised cause
just Published by the Association. n Pcror, -,
epermatorrh@a or Seminal Weakness. the Vicc of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse, and otbor
diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Copsulting
surgeon, which will he sert by mail lin a soolod
envelopes FREE OF CHARGE. on rccoint &c
Il" STAMPS for postage. "
hulrcss' Tor Report or treatment DR. GEORGE
H. CALHOuN y, Consulting Surgeon. Howard A.
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth street pb;lodoI,,h;s
d. I{y order of tho Directors
EZRA b. IlEARTWELL,
Gro r,rpo,,r President.
NO. rAliNOnll'D, Secretary
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PROBATE ORnEI..

SAFE OF MlCHIGAN-C ount,
% an Burcn-ss-ln the matter of the
. state OF Christian Ilucy, deceased. No.
tlce Is hereby given to the creditors Of
sad Estate and all others interested 70
appear at the Probate Office for the Couno
y OF Van Buren, on the first MONDAY in
october next and prove their said claims
before the Judge thereof and that six
n ,no1;us from this date are allowed for the
''1ni'ors to present their claims.
law Paw, May 4th, 1858.
160-4w. .Jpdco 90 d.
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Attention, Architects
CEALED PROPOsaIs ,yin - :.

SEALED PROPOSALS, viii be received h
- the commissioners of Highways of the Town
snip OF Lafayette, in the county of Van Buren, nm,
! state of Michigan, at the office of the Townsh;
Clerk in said Township, from now until the srs
day Of June next, for the construction of ON,
AbC IMENT, and for furnishing the necessor,
materials Tor the same, Mt the west end of IN,
bridge across the Paw Paw river, near TO IN,
th~hM Mills, so-called in said Township. SAID
Npulheht TO he constructed of SToSE-the dimon.
siohs' workmanship and style Of which. is herein.
alter particularly set forth, to wit:
Inc dimension of said Abutment is to be Thirty.
iour leet In length and Five feet thick nj tho hot
tom, tapered equally on both sides 70 Two fcct a,
the top OF the wall. The whole to be laid my and
Neii pointed ON the face with water-ime, and
SoiH WIN It water-limc and gravel up to the
hoightn OF Five feet from the bottom: and the bal
ahce OF the wall TO be laid in common ouicl limo
mortar: The foundation under said wall To he
iuu win Nhlte-oak Plank, three inches thick
running up and down the stream, well bedded or
"lu on the soil, and one foot and four inches be-
~" INC average depth of the river bed--across
Vhese are to laid Plank of the same kind and thick
ness, Five feot long and we'll spiked down with
ava nails. Also, to construct Two wings. ONE upon
Shch ehd oil the said wall of the same material and
ial1 III inc same style, workmanship and finish,
WIN me foundation, and commencing at the
s"nic uepth. Each of the said wings to be TEN
eet IN length, measured fiom the face Of tho wall
FOUR feet thick at the bottom. and inclined 10 TWO
Ieet al the top and carried up upon the east end
70 inc same height as the main wall and slonted
downward eighteen inches, on the top surface tow
lrd the west end. Also to furnish and put on
bond tmbers Of White-oak, two foot yi,., aud two
ncneS 'hiek running the whole length OF the main
vail and of the wings.
uood and sufficient security, in double tho
mount OF tho cost Of the above work, will be re- /
ulred that the same shall bc done in n good. sub
tahtal and workmanlike manner, and within the
me specified in the contract. The time for com
letting the said work will be specified and agreed
pom at the time Of letting the above job.
Dated Lafayette. Mich, April 29th, lS5S
SYLVESTER MURCH,
,,o LOYAL CRANE, Commissioners.
l59-Jw. ROBERT ORR
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CAUTION-Note Lost

w HEkEAS certain Promissory Note given
w by NJ il. Myers on the 25ti dav Of Mav
lso', payable TO Joseph Dayids or bearer and dry
october LIST 1853, was lost in the county Of Allie.
f'IIs Mo note being legally transferred to
:. Is; MGCumber; Now TuEREFoRr, all persons
are hereby forbidden to purchase or collect The
samc' as said note is not in the possession Of tbc
lawful owner. " "o
Dated Bloomingdalc, Mich, May 3. 1858.
'oV-'"' j. b. McCUMBER.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MICIIIGAF-Countv q,
yam guren-ss-In the matter of tbo
estate OF Amos Wood, deceased. Notice
Is hereby given to the creditors of said
estate and all others interested to ann n'a.
at the Probate Office for the countv 81
Van Buren, on the first Tuesday ia 6cto.
Der next and prove their said claims ho
fore the Judge thereof and that s;x
months from this date are allowed 10 nrc.
sent their claims. r'N
Paw Paw, May 4th, 1853.
90 a. W. NASH,
IoV-4w. Judge of Probate.
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Valencies

at only l2t cents per yard.
We have no hesitation in saying, and
we say 1T boldly" there is no better Doub-
lie Fold Union Merino Plaid in this coun-
try, than We sell at 80 cents per ward.
Cases of very good dark color prints
cents.
Cases of first rate Fast color Prints.
"e 10 cents.
Gases of first rate Fast color Prints,
"' i | cents.
We have slippers for breakfast, dinner md
balls,
Shoes to set in, stand in and walk in.
CATERS to dance in, firt in, and talk in.
Slippers in which to do nothing at all in,
Boots for Winter, Spring, Sum'r and Fall.
boots and Shoes you must have, YOU all
know,
And the place to buy them, is at
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asg. The man who stoutly objected 70
his wifc's learning to Skate a month AFRO,
has at length come to the conclusion that
he is perfectly willing to let her slide.
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK
PitezeIs Lights and Shades.
IGIiTS AND SHADES OF MISSION

/ No
IL AIRY LIFE; containing Travels. Stctcbcs
incidents and Missionary Efforts during nine
years spent in The region of Lake Superior. Bv
NG g; JOHN H. PrTEzEL Illustrated. Price, ST.
The book is very interesting. and contain :;
formation OF Importance to all classes of readers
Inc, me ehsraYnSs are Beautiful Lansing Rcpub
1t Is an extraordinary narrative of abors. suffer
lhgS and successes, varied by ontcrtainip, oncc-
uotes ana romantic adventures Indian life i
ao1hdantly illustrated in it Christian Advocate
and Journal. ''"'0
Inc description Of Lake Superior country and
scenery are finely written, and arc peculiarly nj
Tactive.-L Kalamazoo Gazette.
II YOU would settle, from calmly and truthfuly-
l"c'S' the power OF grace to save red men
ii you wond discern the power of the crossEir vo,,
would see 1.-THE homes and haunts' of the original
proud owns RS Of these woodlands-ir Won would
nave your heart affected with convictions Of duty
toward neglected people, then order " Lights
and Shades Of Missionary Life" By JONI H. PITr-
North western Christian Advocate. 1jI..tf
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T.. SMITH : co.

Cases of good dark color Ginghams,
a' 10 cents.
Cases of good dark color Ginghams,
a' 123 cents.
49, Cases of good English Merinoes very
Cheap, at +. SMITH & Co
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ssA- There are two lines of boats be.
tween Grand Rapid, AID Grand Haven
AZ miles fair - cents, meals included
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Song OF the Rubbers.

Song OF the Rubbers.
Boys and Girls, Girls and bows.
just keep quiet, hear the noise
Smiths making in this town,
lie does the business right up brown.
Read the papers, night aud day,
See what he has got to say
Bout his Rubbcrs, best in town.
Knocks prices right straight down.
Sixty two and half cents pair
:, Is all they ask for Rabbers there.
-Four strapt sandals are no more.
You never saw the like before.
And Smiths orders sell off square
For sixty two and half cents a poir.
No " higslc jiggle" at this store
We take no less, we ask no more.
a new lot of Tea Just come to hand
better than ever Price 80 cents a mound
\ prime article of
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
Detroit, April / 1853.
La iss Gu III -.Es..ss.-El
aKkk St- II : x; {. e. S;;tS

IN AND AFTER THURSDAY .ppu
~ L, Passenger Trains will leave Lawton ~,
Paw Station,) as follows: v q"
PSSENGER TRAINS WESTWARD.
~ l. Express leaves at.............6 IS p. NJ.
Night. 49," AZ "
PASSENGER TRAINS EASTWARD.
n. !. Express leaves ut ........ 4o5AN
Night. ..". "a, "
FREIGHT TRAINS EAST.
ny "y f''isn' iea'es at'..'..........2 80 p. n.
EmlSrant. .."..............9 Is A N
FREIGHT TRAINS WEST.
way Freight leaves at............lI 30 A. VI.
ant '''.''''............83 80 A. VI.
r. y. RICE,
General Superintendent.
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:, :, FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAM
DhLSohk VIII Shampoon the heads Of I.,d;o,
auu s,entiemen at their residences when desired
ri Il. eu'f on Main street, in tho Excbans
p"i''ips' Paw Paw, Mich, IiI.ff
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DIR. WALTONS
AMERICAN PILLS.
JOY TO TIE AFFLICTED.
IOunl Americn Hictorinns

enc small box OF Pills cures nnety-nino case,
out OF hundred. No Balsam. no MorcUr, .'S .s
door , ON the breath no fear of detection, Two
Em PMS dose ta'tcless and harmless as water
rul' directions are given, so that the paticnt can
cure himself as certain as with the advice nc ,bo
ms experienced surgeon, and much better tban
WIN the advice of one Of little experience in this
!. Sent 6y Mail 10 any part ofhe countyv
~ encioslhg one dollar to Dr. d. q. Walton No
iol North Seventh ST.. below Roce pb;ioIaI.i no'
"a Hpcral discount to tho trade. None conrino
Proprietor - - Na'on'
10 " VS. treatment for Self Abuse, Weakness
NJ &e M entirely different from the usual conrso
Or W; has cured hundreds who have tricd oh
"snout benefit The treatment is as certain 70
cuIe mem as the sun is to rise Enclo,s o. s..y,,,
tn mu " nc DIR. W. as above giving full his
o.y oi your case, and you will bless the dov Won,
ICAL CURE. % wi" 'n.A RAD
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STOP ONE MINUTE

and look at those beautiful Valencies, the
20 cent kind, at only one shilling. No
use IN paying 10 or l2l cts for DeB,iges.
where you can buy the real old-fashioned
kind for cents.
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DRIVE UP

and hitch, aud take look at the CAeapest
and best Delaines ever seen in Paw Paw.
at On y ten cents.
This house was established II years
ago, and was never known to "cave in
or "pfay baby and never will so long as
We can sell magnificent
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The best Lewiston, bleached cotton,
yard wide, at 125 Gro
The best Rascoe, bleached cotton, ward.
wide, at ii ct
The best Uncas, bleachsd cotton, yard
wide, at 10 Gro
The best Laconia, bloached cotton,
78ths yard wiae, a. CTS
The best heavy cot'n nnel, at Ii cts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07

warehouse Sale.
Saturday, April oath, at , o'clock y NJ
Vii VIII SI'I lat at the NJ G. r. r. Freight House -
Decatur acn muggy, consigned to II, W. Harrison.
,Ir'iJa according to Law, in said cases made and
PROVIDED unless previously called for and cbar "nu
Pala; Inc above property having remained on
Decatur, March both. 1858
A''"' CARLTON WHEELER.
H. - 49,, Freghe Agent.
OF, nc aocvo sale is hereby postponed, until tho
Decatur, April 2ith 1858. "' """ pace
1000 CARLTON WHEELER,
Freight Agent