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farm aud Muasrltold.
Preserving Eggs.


There are great many methods
given to preserve eggs, but the fol
lowing from the Scientific Ameri'
can is worthy the attention OF far
mcrs
Since the "llen.persuaders" has
failed IN its object, and fowls can
not be prevailed upon to lay eggs
all the year round, il is ad 'isable
for those who are fond of eggs to
preserve them in seasons when they
are plenty. However close and
compact the shell Of an egg may
appear to be, it is nevertheless full
# minute holes and pores invisible
to the naked eye. The effect of
these holes are apparent in the de-
crease of the moisture of the egg,
and the subsequent change in the
contents occasioned by contactwith
the air. "As full as an egg is of
meat" is an old saying, but in all
stale eggs there is vacancy pro.
portioned TO the loss they have
sustained 10y evaporation. If the
cud of fresh egg be applied to the
tongue il feels cold, but in m ad.
died egg it feels warm, because the
albumcn of the egg being in con.
tact with the shell absorbs heat
from the tongue more rapidly than
the ar.hubblo in the fresh egg
lr!he pores of the cIg-shell he kept
closed, the contents must be pre-
served intact, ms no change can oc-
cur, ani the object is to close this
atmospheric connection in the
cheapest and simplest manner
Any kind of varuish will answer
the purpose in ono sense, but will
defeat it in another; as eggs, bo-
ing particularly affected by strong
scents, would lose their delicate
flavor by the oder of the coating.
A bcttrr plan would be TO employ
beef suct or mutton tallow, provi-
dcd the egg can be kept in cool
pk,ce. The eggs should he dipped
10 the fat and allerward wiped oil,
as an excess ol grease over that re-
quired to till the pores, would be-
come rancid. After this the egg
should be set perpcndicularly,
the small end uppcrmost, and plac'
ud in box file | with bran and
tightly covered mp. II the egg is
laid on itS side, tho yolk will ad-
here to tho she'll. Charcoal finely
pulvvrisod is good substitute for
bran, as itisa dcodorizcr, and will
absorb any disagrecable effect that
might be perceived from the grease
Somo dealers are said to practice
dipping their eggs in diluted sui.
phuric acid. This is n feasible
plan, chemically, as the acid on
the chalky she'll would dcposite sui
phate of lime in the pores and thus
close tho connection. Strong vine
sar would doubtless answvras well
rs vitriol. Eggs acquire an un'
pleasant odor by coming in contact
with strong smelling substances,
such as mahogany saw.dust, lime.
water and musty straw and the
greatest care should be observed in
having all the materials used each
after its kind. 1t is u common
practice to preserve eggs in lime,
hut they are at best doubtful when
So kept, and cannot be praised -
: n egg is very much like u razor
either excellent or good ior-no.
thing; and those who preserve
eggs ior market would do well to
give the above mentioned recipes
atrial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

A TuIsTLE PULLER.-Julius Me.
yer, Potter county, Pa, cradicates
thistles by pulling thcm out by
the roots before blossoming. To
save the hands, he uaes a pair of
wooden nippcrs Of two.inch stuff,
three feet long with teeth fitting
into each other. This will extcr.
inmate them, if properly followed
up. Where they aro very numcr.
Gus it would be n tedious undcita
king,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Ia RENOVATION OF ON ArrLE
TRErs,-A writer in the New En-.
gland Farmer gives several facts
llsoing to show that adding fresh
,soil over the roots offruit trees is
sory beneficial, giving them freh
start in growth and fruitfulness,
in one case, in grading a lawn,
'four trees were filled around from
one to two feet deep. They have
grown and borne well since that
tfae. A fewinches ofsoil were
ptxken from around other trees;
these died in two years time. 1t is
available hint to those owning
old orchards iflike results surely
iolhws
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or Some grocclcss wog has .uggcs-
ted new reading of Shakespeare 10 suit
the times: Help mo, Cash us. or sink!'
OF TnE common opinion is. that We
should take good care OF children at all
seasons of the year, but Il is well in win.
ter 10 lot thom slide.
OF II Is a mistaken idea that women
tax mure than men, arising from the fact
nat we pay them moro attention.
OF THE man who chokcd while at
tempting 10 swallow an Inconsistency has
recovered.
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GESAEEENBEESG
EMMlthN NNE nNNfM Hs.

GES a AEEENB BEESG
E&Itlv NpgBRCtNHs.
Atc prepared under the immediate suprtvisiou or 0,
sk'llrul Physician, aud they may uc relied uponn y
cases.
The intelligence ofihe community s not insulrd b,
the oft oi sinee medicine which claims cure ,Li
Mss ssEs, hui the Gurcnhcig Remedies consists oi
eleven ~ nrrcnt medicines all uueVuaicd ~ the curr
ofihe diseases tor which they are frcnmtnen died ,
smonr which may be 'occtcd one appropriate 10 any
ofths diseases nr iden tn this country aud climate.
ts,-rrEGRRFENBER VEGET NHLE PItt.s
are hctlef than any other kind os ris in the world
Price - cents.
eS-GpEFENnEPG UTERINE CATnu;iCoN
!, m 'nialbe rcmody Tor all Female di,easesrrice
st,5u.
tg.THE rTEmNE cATuoIIroN viii also
cure travel Diseases Of the kidncy.iuduay dillcul
ties IN males.
tS-rnE GR.EFENRERG : ans tPARIIt.ish,
fat the most powerful aud cicacipu, compound IN
-Prics al.
ty-rnE CIR RrFENBERs nvsENTcRY syR
w isR certain AMI Quich remedy ror all d.eusa, ol
he ho~els--lrice ~ cents.
tV-rllE UREFENnERG Pi.B REMEDY nsv
cr nils to permanently relieve ihs distressing disease
-Price 81.
tVrrHE GRRFENuFRG CrItpREN'S FAN
AcEA l. m invaluable compound In all diseases Incl
dsnt To children.
tV-rHE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGuE
REMEDY isa sovereign specific for this particular
d,s,aso-rrics 80 cents,
tv-ruE GREFENRERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT cNoes all other salyes In its curative f.
iccis-lrice g5 cents.
tP-THE GRTFENBERG CONsrNPrIvE'S
nALM affords the ,hing relief IN M rnlmn
nary crmplaints-rrirr 81 houle. Egy"An eminent
rh,sciau nf New Nork, state. that he has known the
Grrlcnh,rg Con,umpti,es lIalm used with rrrat sue.
Gees IN lrop,y. uufown experience suLstantatrs hi,
stairmrnD,
ms uud ala
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HA r ERiS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

Ahii'Ah Noii' - % fht rHNsss
The yolumes hovnd constitute or thrm,ei,es q Il,
hTsU lmisc'llNu6ous WsdHe a. cannot be IoUnl ta
tho some compass N any o,hrt publication that hs.
eoa's pndstoaF naiics, II uestsn Counst
The mos, popular monthly IN the wot,d.-tN Y.
Observer
We must rcisf IN isFms of sulcgy 10 The III sh tone
ana varied eNreNrnce of lllRrGRs MAaaSiNa-a
l"a'nsi with monihlN circulation ~ AhcaI lin., ~
copiss-in Nhpss pages are 10 he found sams Of the
choicest hght snd general reAsipr OF the day. We
,rsal ~ this Wofk ~ 40 eNtdesre OF tls Anerran
People and the porulstiN u has acquired u mrrii.
Cd tAvh NumhsT contains toll, ltl page, Of Teadin
matter sppfauNteh rlustTated Nuh woad cuts ;
andu eomb'nc, In II elfthe tary monthly aud the
aets rh'losoph'c quarterly, blcuded with the host
features OF he daily urusl hhas rtsSI powrt ~
the dissemination cfA love of pure nsrstpFr 1rub
Us'SEu'dn to Amerean l.'teTaturc, London,
No Magazine in Eamns ~ America /, ~ we'll
ne~n nonr hs, half 70 msny readers and, We msy
A"N ssN, hsne has received 20 lstre ifiha,. OF al.
miTaien ifeta ths euv Sod CLASSES, that delight IN
healthy, diNer,ided, rleNa,iag periodical hIsfAtrTs
Nnint mtemost Magazine oithv dAv. The nte,ide
eeNE hAda mote ashghiial eemp sRon, nor the mill
ton mstr sae'rtsing tf'cad, than Han,st't MSKs,
hne e Ms'hod,I rTo,snsnt (Bshimstsl.
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HOME TESTIMONY

tSr The above named Ladies' We ate personally no
qnuainird With and know that Ter seN eral ye. vhle
we h,ed In MediHs, they were great sufferers Miss
: has been - badly afflicted that II was with difficulty
she was able 10 sRnd upon her eei, few hcttes oi
Cathol,von eniueh cured her ot her comnlaints NV
wile received great hencdt from this mcdcine We
recommend 10 III" Ladies OF this County safe
andetc'ent temedy lot The many complaint, they are
sulieettoa
JoUN WEEKS,
Editor Canheld Herald,
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j. j. steiner,

Attorney ut Law, has resumed
ihs practice and will give strict attention 10 all hnsi
nst. entrusted 10 him. OHice IN the cofncr OF hher'
nloct directly above the store room ot Mr."entgs
nyint, q nd npposi itethe Shawhan llouse. aple
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n, II. KlNGSLEN, ,Cleyei,ud.
Fct Sale hy nulol, 90, "a. n. Snyter, ritlin;
u, Hall l.oWelli nr. 7. Yates, Grccn Spring,i VIM
R'nngrr, Miicsi u. llndmaG y Co,, Mvtuichcn,ille;
an by medicine dealers throughout the state
n u, klNUsLEN, cleveland,
nyS w, Agent iot OHIO,
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DIoeiNG ABOUT FRur TREES. -
Rivers, says;--The ground over
which the roots of garden trees are
generally cultivated, rs dug once
or twice a year, so that every sur.
face fibre is destroyed, and tho lar.
ger roots driven downwards ; they
consequently imbibc crude watery
sap, which leads to much appar.
ent luxuriancc in the trees. This
in the end is fatal to their well-do-
ing.
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n Il n Ms.

The rsPsTt ef permanent value Witch have heen
Published almost eVsry Number render = com,le,s
set 81 HAGfNKS MAsASIAE desiTahls ananisilion to
any rnhiic or private hhraty, The fghii,hst can
supply complste Iets, or aRy nnmber from the con.
m-nssmsn For Twenty-Five cent, thsy will ssnd
any Nnmhrr, BY matt, post paid. ANY Nslams, cea
iainires ia Npmhsfs. hound N MushA, viii be matt,
ID, Po'rad,o any place IN the ln,tsd stas, withia
lsn mile. OF New Nofk, for T~e Dollars ami finy
usnu' Ceme's's sei, now comprising twcHtv Eve
N"lsHs' viii hsssnt hy Express, the freight the
rhpents ei the purchaser, tor one Dollar and kighN
eight Csats PsT Volume,
oas Cory hT one yesr, 81 M Two Conis, fns one
year, ~ 20 " hARrEas MloAxINg and :, llAHr-
rhs NEehlN,"e enc year IS 90, Aad dsh Extra Ceey
gratis :" sNsry clHe ef Zen O. At - 80 saeh
% II oap'ss foI SIS
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GKEEN CLOVER AND PEAS As FER
rrLizERs. - Peas and Clover, by
means Of their strong and long
roots, bring from the subsoil, be.
low the reach Of the plow, those
elements wanted in vegetation, re-
tanning them in tho leaves and
steams, to be given out when plow.
ed under in a green state for man.
ure. The strong roots remaining
in the ground also decay, leaving
the soil loose and more easily and
rapidly acted upon by heat and air.
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do yen wish TO he blessed with aud admitted G.t
rEARtN NHirg NndSouNn TEETH use " MN.
u. NORnS tNRiNALLEn TOuru POWDER.
warranted tFce irOm acid, alkal, ot any iuluriou,
sab'tanrc. ltice % cent. per hcN.
t.S- bewsw atthe oriusu cheap Tooth Powder,
witch Whiien but desttoV.
hoyON wish tohe scrlain that your hresth Is pure,
sSsc, ,nd agreeable to husband or wife, lover or
ititvnds U,e nR, HuRn'S CEIEHRATEn
MOUTH WASH, rtce n, cents pei bottle
Th's asr,nrenl wash l., al,a the hest remedy in the
world ioT CANNER, RAp RsgNuL itREn,Ng IUAS.
soar MoVru, etc. II has cured huutrsds
TO YOU &c Nour chihiten sufyt nam ruurllACUE .
Gst nR, HtRuS MAGIC iuOrHACHE nRUPS,
frice, ~ cents per bottle
Az ven afflicted With NEURALGIA Get DR.
HuRuS NEURALGIA PLAsTERS. The most
effective and deli ghtfui remedy Known.
They do not sdhVtr uof blister, hut soaihe and
chSna pain away, rry them, Price, IS and n
cents Mailed on receipt OF Price
A " atse On the he.t means Of preserving the
Teeth, matted on receipt ct IN prvc, 10 oenls il i,
avlaehle little wsrk ana should bs IN the po,session
OF every peFscn,
fo' sale Stan the best store, ,ArcOshOa, the com.
uN
CArrIoS,--As there sre dealers who take advan n
tsFr Of eur Advertisements TO impose upon iheTeus
II upon having What yon vsli for, and you aill sEr
rHs nEsr, thoroughly tested, and prepared bv an sH
pstisaeed hentst, Treasurer ef the New York state
Addre,, W n. HuRp h CO.,
Tribune BniLlings, New Yotk.
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Attorneys q Counsotlors at Law.
or1oe In singer. New Block, opposite the ron''
IIopse noyQi
~ r. Nobie IIArrison Noble.
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Demonstration.
SALiN, Washington County, Ind..l
Nav IA lshu

SALihi washington county, lnd.,l
May Is. 1859.
Ia, RonAcK--DeM Siri--My sun Thomas
was given up by the physi,ians. this last
summer, as n hopeless case. lie was almost
a skeleton, ncsh and muscles seemed to have
wasted away. lie could not rise from u ".
ing 10 sitting position. Ono Doctor said
u was c,ac oi humhigo, and that all the
doctors in 'he world could not cure him, aud
that he would have been dead long ago. il
he had not been 80 we'll nursed, callusjs
formed On the outside of the let thigh, OK.
tenling from the hip to the knee, aud the
Doctor said he would have TO "opcn the
thigh aud scrape the bone" rhe operation
bring severe, was pursuaded to iiy your
Scandinav ian Blood Purifier aud pIood
Ptllr | procured three hultlrs Of tbs Puri
her aud two boxes uf fills aud 10 my aston.
lshment they tuok away the callcsity. aud
rslorcd HIM Ia health, mud he is now aDie 10
work. Thcsc are the hc,s of the case. aud
you are at llhcuy to make what use oi them
you please, aud r,iu to ne. u ytu thin
proper,
m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

tnqu "siionably the best sustained
work Of the kind IN the Morid.o
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY!

A pure article made from the
root and French Brandy. An ex.
cellcnt article in Diarrhna, Dys-
entary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
DuBoIs & Co.
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BR Y ANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases of the
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, ASth-
ma, Consumption, bronchitis, In-
nucn2a, IIonrseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&C., &C.
These Waters givs the most instnntaneou and per
feet reieii and whom pstseVered with according to d
Tectons, never tn effect rapid and lasting cure
rhousands have been restored 10 perfect hralth who
have tried other means In vain. TO an classes and
Ill constitutions they Hfe blessing and cufenone
pee,, despair, no matter how long the disease may
have eN, Sod, ot however severe " may he provided
be orranjc ssuctnte OF the vital organs Is not hope
lessy deca,ed i,'cry one afflicted should give them
m impaftialitiai
To Nocalists aud PuJ'ic Speakers,
these Waters ARE pnr'cularly vsiSable They wiliin
oNR nay remove tho most severe occasional hoa;'e'
nessi aud their regular use toT few days will, NJ
times, increase the power aud neNibiiiy oithe voice.
greatly improving it, tome compass aud ccaInes. tor
which pnposeihey are regularly used by many pro.
IuB Mos rs, sole Proprietor, O. CoGnlandt st.,
New York.
rrice, IS cents psthoN.
NOcahds aud Public Speakers
Nucalists AVID rutNc Speaktrs
Noualisls and Pebble Speakers
win Gnd Rryan's Waters
Willhnd lryan'. Wafer,
win had Bryan's W afer,
Invaluable 10 remove
Invaluable 10 remove
lnyuluabls to rvmovs
lloarseness andSore Throat,
Hoarsene,s aud Fore Throat,
lnarcness aud Sore Throat
And give clcsrness totne voice.
And give clesfness to the voice.
Aud give olearness TO the voice,
They relieve in ten minutes.
Tney relieve In ten mi mites,
They reeve la ten minutes,
Coughs, Colds, snd olldisevsss
Coughs, Colds, aud an diseases
Coughs. Colds, and all diseases
ofthe ChcstHni lpngs j
utihe thrsiRWd lnngs.
, Ofhe Chest and Luag,.
Sold by MI ntuggs's
soidb, all nugris's
sold by all Druggists
Al 25 cents hox.
Al e5 cents a box
At 25 cents box
sepu2iy
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q. Il. watson,

Attorney at Law.-Will attend
prompt'y 10 all kinds oflsgal business, Once In Com.
metcial Row, Tinn, Ohio. nos5
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j. Il. Hord,
w. u. Al. Noble,

Attorney ut Law, Tiflin, Ohio
once IN shaw wiian's New Block, over shrver' Store
l.k
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William Gallup,

Clock and Watch Makcr.-All
kinds If watches kept constantly on hand.
Store in Tomb's Block
Thin, Sent. ITih, iH.t-iy
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TINS is at once the cheapest,
most effective, compact and dura-
bic MILL now offered TO the pub
lie.
1t is a hand working MILL and
will readily grind from G to S BUSH
els of Apples, or 10 to II bushels
Of Grapes, Currants or other like
fruits per hour. Convenient for
making Jellios, Jams, &c, and
should be in every family.
Price, only, $50 90
Call and see them at
SMITH, BARNES e Co..
No. / Hedges New Block.
Timn, MAY %, 1908. Atm
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TOIN O4tIlII ID
For sale In sereca county by I l.. St. John 4 Co
onbo,s Co aud J. y, MarquaFdt. Tiha, n. Hat
lowell; y, NJ. Arndi, Adrian J, W Miller. Atiies
Holman, Berwick John Lewis, Bsusvilis;
loaAter, Watsoas Ststiozi 2 Bliss, Bloomvfl
~ q CIeque' West Lodi Du tois n To-, fostoriai
James Gray, Mslmorsi NJ sileox, IVES, Ledii
Yates, Green spriAga dste7-ir
And by asfchaa aud druxrists ssaesally throuEhaaf
the United States and CassdAs.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-09-10

REBELLION REcoED.-We have re-
ceiyed Part XXXIV. of this valuable
and interesting publication. 1t is Illus
trated with very fine portraits of Major
General Sedgwick, and A. o. Howard.
The series of portraits of distinguished
officers given in this publication, have
no equals anywhere, and must be very
costly in their preparation. Among
the valuable matter contained in this
number is the documentary history OF
Morgan's raids, which makes it partic-
uIarly interesting at this time. The
Record is published by G. P. Putnam,
New York. Chas. T. Evans, General
Agent. Price so cents.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-09-10
pRORATE ORDER.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Cass;-ss.
- At session of the Probate Court for the
c0untv of Cass. holden at the Probate Office. in
CassapO Monday the seventh Say seP
and sixty-three. Present. Clifford Shanahan,
Judge Probate In the matter OF the estate 60 81
John Ii. Parker, deceased On reading ana nj
ing the petition duly verified, of Henry Il; Ritter
and Edmund Thorp, praying for proof OF VIII OF
said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the
third day of October next, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said
nettion and the heirs at law of said deceased and
ali other persons interested in said estate are re-
ouired to appear at session of said court then to
be holden at the Probate Office in Cassapolis, and
show cause if any there be, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted.
Aud II is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
Of the tendency of said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy of this order to be pub
llshed in the Cass County Republican, newspaper
printed andcrculating in said County OF Cass, FOL
| hearing r. SHANAHAN
true copy.] Judge of Probate.
sept 7th, 1853. sepl0-21w3
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REIJEF TEN MINUTESl
BRYA ANS
PIJLMONIC WATERS

The Original Medicine Established In 1881, ana
first article of the kind ever introduced under
the name of "PULMoNIc WATERS, IN TINS or
any other country: all other Pulmonlc aiers
are counterfeits. The genuine can De known ~
the name BRYAN being stamped on each
WAFER.
BRUINS Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Thr' at. Hoarseness.
Byvqn's Pulnonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Byvan's Pplnaonic Waters
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains In the Chest
Byvan's Pulnonic Waters
Relieve Ipcipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Brvan's Pulnaonic Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRUINS Pulnaonic Waters
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's Pulsnonic Waters
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
Bryan's Puzmonic Nafers
Are adapted for vOcalists and Public Speakers.
Bryan's fulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the TASTE
Byyan's Pvlmonic WATERS
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
Bryan's Pylasonie Wafers
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box of
Bryan's Pulnaonic W4frs 8d
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply of =
Bryan's Pulmonie Wafers
in his pocket. 7.-
No person will ever object to give for
Bryen's Pulmonic Waters
Twenty Five Gents. :
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. " Cortlandt ST.,
New York. seps-2oyi
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NEW GROCERY SToRE.-Mr. Joe.
Andrews, who, for some time past has
been engaged in the forwarding and
commission business in this. village,
has just opened, in conjunction with
MIR. Cooper, of Howard township, gro
Gerry and provision store, in the build
ing formerly occupied by w. III. Atwood,
where they intend to keep on hand a
constant supply of everything in their
me, they are also prepared to pay
the highest market price for all kinds
OF produce, fruit, Go. MIR. Andrews
informs us that their goods have been
purchased on very favorable terms. and
that lis their purpose to sell at cor.
responding rates, "small profits and
quick returns being their motto,
They are affable and accommodating
gentlemen, and know how to s'keeI
grocery" We recommend our reader
to, give them a call See advertise
ment,
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE hereby gwen that by virtue of H.
In cense order to US the undersigned Admins
traitors on the Estate of William I. Kent late of
Berrien County deceased, by the Probate Court of
said County on the 9th day of December, A. d.
1868, we will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the rights of said deceased on the premises
herein described at noon on the 30th day of DC
tober 1883. to the following lands to which the
said William Il. Kent, died seized to wit: South
thirty-one of the north east quarter Oh '.e
south west quarter of SECTION Thirty.fosr IN
Seven South of Range Sixteen west, "
ing in town of Howard, Cass County. III she stats
of Michigan.
BENJAMIN Nj. READING,
JOSEPH 5. FUTILE,
THOMAS DENNISTON.
Datad Sent 4th 1863. Sepl0-21w7