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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-03

tE The Foster House in this city has been
thoroughly repaired by N. S. Dunbar, and
christened the "Mondell House." Mr.. Thos.
Dickerson takes possession as landlord in q
few days.
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Prescott, Dec, 2.

MATTER OF 1t is the solema duty Of every
to refrain from selling TO his customers article
for food which he knows is positively injurious to the
health and he is deprived all for doing when
better arcl for the purpose bsready obtained at
the cost Now the pure Chemical saleratus made
by De Land Co. always be had, and this s known
be pure and free from all deeterious matter No gro
who regards the welfare his customers will fail TO
hear
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Estray Notice.

Taken rp by the subscriber. Nov. seven
teenth. 1864. black mare colt supposed 10
be two years old last spring, one hind foot
partially white. The owner il requested to
prove property. pay charges and take her
away. ID. w. CURRIER.
Clifton. Nov 26 1864
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tE For the first time in the history OF this
couuty. the jurors at the term of Court just
closed were paid in cash instead of certificates
worth from so to 80 cents on the dollar This
fact speaks well for the financial policy Of the
Board of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-03
Notice 10 Creditors.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of William Foust, de-
ceased.
To all whom it may concern:
II ETTERS Of administration on said e,-
IL tate having been issued to Truman Field,
Of River Falls, in said county. on the 9th day
Of June 1854 and eight months from and af-
ter said day having been allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims for exam
ination and allowance. notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will. en- the first Mon
days of December and February next, at his
Office, in the city of Prescott. receive. exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased.
WILLIAM HowEs. County Judge.
Dated Nov 5tb, 1864. BLVD
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NEW
GROCERY STORE |

Having just established myself IN Prescott.
opposite Parkhurst d Wilson's Stsrc. in ths
Grocery. Fruit and COnfcc-
fiORery Trade.
1 wish 10 caI your attention TO my stock sa<
prices. do not intend to keep anything hut
the very best Of goods-such as VIII room
mend themselves / am no hand TO blow.
therefore want the goods 10 do the blowing.
intend keeping constantly on hand = gen.
eral assYtment of
Family Groceries, COnfec tiOnc-
ries and Fruits.
I will be able to supply those Wishing Apples
by the barrel cheaper than they can purchass
the same quality at any other place. being %
situated that | can compete with any kOuse
this side of Chicago in the Fruit line.
Farmers having Produce fer
Sale,
will do we'll TO give n,s q call before selling.
as I viii pay the Highest Cash Price for tbs
same. e. RSZ
Prescott. Sepssmbsr ID. 1854 1874
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N Call at Beardsley d Lyfords and get
a little cap for your kerosene lamp. which SUI
percedes the use Of chimney and prevents
the ligh: from being easily e1tisguished
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EStray Notice.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
November 4th, two heifer calves. One is
rather inferior and the other more so. The
owner is requested 10 pay charges and take
them away. JONI MCMILLAN.
River Falls. Nov, 10, 1864.
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sT The Nov. term of the Circuit Court
for this county was held this week. The cases
generally were not of much interest except to
those lmme diately concerned.
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Take Notice.

All Furniture left with us For Repairs will
be sold for charges unless called for within ten
days from this date.
CHKxRY 4 HYArT.
Prescott, Nov. 10. 1864. 3l-u
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Diamond Bluff, Nov. 25th, by
David Wetherea, j. p, Mr.. Edwin Niles and
Miss Eliza j. Buck.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Having determined to close up our business
in Prescott. we have put our Goods upon the
market at greatly reduced prices, and there
fore shall hold them from this date for Cash
on delivery. PARKHURsr d WILSON.
Prescott, Nov. LIST. 1864.
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, o U r. n Al
OF TIE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS i.
ANNUAL MEETING.

ELLSwoRf8, November l6. 1864.
The Board of Supervisors met. Present,
Sup's Maynard. Sands and Hodges. Min
utes of previous meeting read and approved.
The following bills were presented and al
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$lO5ss,4s $lO5ss,5s


The books and vouchers of the Clerk were
examined and found to be correct.
On motion the Clerk wac ordered TO in
elude VIM. Matherel in list of persons enti-
tied to receive county aid.
The following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED. That the salary Of the County
Treasurer be and is hereby fixed al one thou
rand dollars per annum.
Resolred. That the salary of the Clerk of
the Board be and is hereby fixed at one thou
sand dollars per annum.
RESOLVED. That the District Attorneys sala-
~ be and is hereby fixed at four hundred
collars per annum.
Ii is hereby determined and we hereby do
order and determine that there be and the
same is hereby levied upon the taxable pro-
perty Of the County of Pierce for the ensuing
year, 1865, the following amount of taxes for
me purposes specified, as follows:
az state Tax. five thousand four hundred
serenity and 50 100 dollars.
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~ All my Goods will be sold IA low az
the market will permit. Large Stock-Largc
Sales-Small Profits.
JOSEPH FIRNER
Prescott. July 8, 1864. Vs-l0
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~ Cash paid for old Copper. Brass Iron.
Rags, Paper and Rope.
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OFFICE on Broad Street. near the City
" Bank Of Prescott.
nrsssStt, ASgUt FRA. Ise4. rFtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-03

An article which every housewife should
have. Price only 25 cents.
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Orders were issued on above bills and to
pay tho Clerk and District Attorney two
quarters salary. and for contingent expenses
In the amount of Five thousand two hundred
sixty-four and $500 dollars
Adjourned for one hour
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
John ". Winn. County Clerk. submitted
the following report:
JoES ". WISH in account with Pierce Coun-
" from ;Jan. Isl, 81. to Nor. IS. "a, in
elusive. De. Ca
Jan 1, "a.
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TIN AND HARDW ARE
STORE!
Patent StOve-covcr Lifiers |:

A large assortment Of Tin-ware Of every
description. Work done 10 order.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1864-06-17

The attention and research Of the most
distinguished Chemists and Physicians
for years have been devoted to the pro-
duction of a remedy for those most dis
tressing malanies Neuralgia and Rheunrt-
hsm. After long study and many expert
ments, specific preparation has been
discovered. Watson's Neuralgia King,
an Internal Remedy, is curing thousands
of cases where all other remedies have
utterly filled. We are assured that it is
no mere "Anodyne," relieving for the
momentwhie the cause remains, but is a
perfect specific and cure for those painful
diseases The vast number Of Liniments,
Embrocaions and External Medicines,
which act as stimulants of the surface
only, aremerely temporary in their effects
and of doubtful virtue. The Neuralgia
King re,ches the source of all trouble,
and effecually banishes the disease from
tue system.
Priss-sl per bottle. P Pr by
44eyl Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, c. W.
w. For sale at the New Drug store, Pawpaw
Mich, aStyby druggists generally.
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MODERN MANNA.--A singular circum.
stance is reported to us on good authority.
About three weeks ago, one of the villages
IN ;he province of HarpOui was visited
with what was at first thought to be a
shower of hail, which, however, proved
to be 1 farinaceous substance with all the
characteristics of corn. The inhabitants
have hailed it os the harbinger of a fine
harvest, and the price of corn has actu.
ally declined in the distrjet from f25 20
SO piasters the kilogramule. Samples OF
this curious grain have been received al
the Porte Lccdnt Herald.
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New York, June lS-A Charles City
G. II. correspondent, says the enemy APP
pear to have been co npletely mystefed by
our last movement, and were Il hours
occupying the ground we left at Coal
Harbor. He has since made a forced
march for Malvern Hill, expecting we
would occupy it, but that was not in
Grants programme.
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Co. G., seth Illinois Reg't.
bermuda Hundred, Va, May 9th. 1864

Bermuda Hundred, Va, May 10th, 1864.
hIR. AEDREws Dear Sir,-Sergeapt
Spencer of my company wrote you day
before yestderay announcing the death Of
son Isaac. Before ths will have reached
you, it is likely that yours will be house
OF mourning. l deeply sympathize with
your family, and l feel that there is con-
ISOLATION only in the truth that he died at
his post, nobly battling the enemies of his
country. His character, as a man, was
such that his loss will be deeply felt, not
only by his kindred but by the community
at large. have never been acquainted
with young man who seemed to possess
more admirable qualities, than did this
noble patriot. As soldier he was always
prompt in the discharge Of his duties,
oHdieut to orders, brave and cool under
evan the most trying circumstances.
During the fight near Fort Darling, on
the 10th inst, our regiment being on the
sxtrSne left of the line Of battle, was
cut a, and attacked in front, on both
TANKS and partly in the rear, by seven
regiments Of rebel infantry. Our men
fought most CALAMITY, and drove the reb-
els back,bu they soon rallied, and after
despente encounter, wo were forced
back, and obliged to leave the dead and
some Of tie wounded on the field.
Isaac washot in the head, the ball en-
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Farewell Indigo bag.

You have been rubbed and squeezed until You have
become about used up, while Murray q CO., OF De
troit are furnishing the millions with their
Excelsior Liquid Blueing,"
OF which about teaspoonful is sufficient to blue a
tub OF water ladies, it IS cheaper than Indigo-far
more convenient-and will not spot or streak your
clothes BY its that peculiar whteness so desira
BILE is attained which cannot be secured by the use of
any other article Murray g. Co., have commenced
its manufacture in Detroit. and already produce
hundreds Of certificates showing IL 20 be Dasy supe-
or 10 any other article yet tested for blueng pur
poses Don't fail TO ask for bottle the next time
you 90 the store. IL costs but ~ cents half pint
Is warranted TO give entire satisfaction and is sold
by merchants in almost every town in the State
Sold by the gross in half pint bottles to dealers and
by the gallon in cans for public institutions and
hotels, by MURRAY q CO. Buildings Of Keystone
or WoIks, % and 81 Shelby street, Detroit Mich.
sE-For sale at tho new Union Drug store and by
merchants generally. i1ims
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tering near his left eye, aud he died in.
stantly. Corporal Sherwood took his
wallet, which contained forty -four dollars
and forty five cents This / enclose to
you, and will send by express if / can.
His knapsack was left in camp, and con-
tanned few articles of clothing, which !
will send as sooD as | can.
have made his fual statement, which
will soon be in the hands of the Adju-
tant General at Washington City.
l am, sir, very respectfully
Your obi. servant,
OSCAR +. RUDD,
Capt. 39th ILL., Vet. Vol. Inf,
Commanding Comply G..
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NEW GROCERY
CR0CKERY STORE.

b. +. Englc is now opening Fresh
and Choice Variety of Groceries and
Crockery, recently purchased for Cash,
which will be sold ia large or small lot,
cheap as the cheapest, os he intends to
sell for ready pay only.
All kinds of Farmers produce taken in
exchange for goods, for which the highest
market price will be paid.
Store on the west side Of Main street,
directly opposite the Post Office
Il. L. ENGLE.
Lawton, Mich, October lst, 1863.
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a Shoe Raid by Gen. wadswOrih

The New York Post relates the follow
ing anecdote of the late Gen. Wadsworth,
as related by himself in the hearing of
one of the editors of that journal:
81 remember, during the march
through Maryland, before the battle of
South Mountain, we passed over tract
Of country extremely rugged and stony,
and saw not only men, but officers,
walking along with bleeding feet. The
mems shoes gave out entirely. 1t hurt
my feelings more than | can tell you, to
see the good fellows trudge along so. We
came to town on the line Of march, and
|, who was riding at the head of the CO.
lumn, spurred ahead to see if there were
not some shoe stores where l could purch-
asc what was needed for the men. All
the shops were closed. The first man l
saw we're two sitting outside of closed
shop. Are there any shoe stores in this
town = / asked. They replied in a gruff
way, that they could not tell there might
be, and there might not. | told them
that | wanted to buy some shoes for my
lIOUpsJ NuO WtIG udISlOOlSu Iht1 IT,
piled, they guessed wouldn't get many.
At that, got angry. Said /: There
are two pairs Of shoes at any rate, which
| see on your feet. Take them off in-
stantly.' shouted to them. They were
obliged to do it. went through the
town, and took the shoes off every mans
feet could see, and thus ! raised about
two hundred pairs in all. One fine old
fellow, miller, whom / met, did not
deprive Of his own pair. / rode up to
him and asked him if he had any shoes
lie could spare me, describing the pitiful
condition of my men. The old man said (;
Il DONE know if there's any shoes in the
house or not, but'-lookipg down at his
feet here's pair your Welcome to at
any rate 1 would not let him take them
off, but he gave NE some from bis house.
All the rest | stripped"
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Fashionable Millinery
Dress Making Establishment.
MIRA - II EyppnV.v
Mrs. y. ID. Emery.

Would respectfully inform the ladies Of Paw
Pow and viciufy, that she is prepared to do
all kinds Of workin her line in the most approved
style and fashion and in n substantial manner
large stock Of Millinery Goods kept con.
stanuy on hand, consisting Of Bonnets, Bennett
Goods, French Flowers, Ribbons, etc.
lEfs- Shop al the room formerly occupied by
Mrs. Buchaaan north eide Of Main street Paw
Paw, Mich.
Paw raw March, 1884. az
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.

This remedy never fails to destroy and
exterminate all kinds of internal worms !;
are perfectly reliable in all cases, aud far
superior to any and all of the Fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nauseous Vermifuges in
use. They may be taken at all times
with derfect safety, as they contain no
MERCURY, or other deleterious drug
Mothers should always purchase them and
give their children no other.
(No Cathartic whatever is necessary to
be given) Each box contains "a Drops
or Lozenges. Price, rs cents. For sale
by oil Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
G. r. WALKER, Gen. Agt.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, G. w.
For sale at the New Drug Store, Paw
Paw. Mich. 446yl
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Those afflicted with Hernia or Rupture, will find
n complete and full stock Of tho most approved
styles. including the celebrated HARD RUBBER
TRUSS, at the now Union Drug Store, in 7" True
Nurthoruer' building. Also, new supply Of
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, Of the very best inven.
ton.
Paw Paw, January 9Th 1884.
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The subscriber being about TO leave the place
offers his house and lot for sale at bargain. The
premises are situated in the north part Of the
village, and are desirably located for a small
family. no Inquire at the harness shop Of tho
subscriber
sfLAs r0OLBY.
Paw Faw, March Goth, 1864. i6ft4
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MILLION OF TREES

in different stages of growth, from one to five
years old. We are confident our stock will please
all who give us their patronage.
In regard to prices, we will not be undersold,
taking the quality of our trees into consideration.
Poor, worthless, diseased trees we cannot compete
with in prices.
Wheat, corn, oats, hay and good lumber will be
taken in exchange for trees. lzI5~ Come TO the
u Mon Nurseries" and select nice, healthy lot
Of trees and help 10 make Western Mich gan
what it naturally is-the Fruit Garden Of the
West.
Gs3-Nursery grounds, II miles east of this H.
lage, on Territorial read
BRAGG, CURTISS & co.
Paw Paw, Mich, July Is, 1868.
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! wonder where those clouds are 90
ing? sighed Flora ponsively, as she
pointed with her finger to the heavy
masses that Aoatcd in the sky Il think
they are going to thunder sold her bro.
ther.
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Farm and Saw Mill for Sale.

The undersigned being desireus Of disposing of
the above property, will sell out at u bargain
The farm consists of 50 acres of good farming
land, with 40 acres under Involvement, well wa
terod, with good house. barn and orchard attach
ed. Connected with the farm is q good water
power, with nine feet head, which operate the saw
mill. The milyard is now we'll stocked with logs
The property is situated in the township of Balm
bridge, Berrieu county, 10 miles from St. Joseph,
and from Watervleit. Va For further partcu-
lars inquire of the undersigned, Oh the premises,
of Martin Raggles, Paw Paw.
+. j. RUGGLES.
April %, 1864. 4ss
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Mrs. Guernsey has purchased Aikons' Knitting
Machine, and is now prepared 90 do most kinds Of
knitting, such rs Cotton and Wooling, Nuha
scarfs, and Undersleeves, in the best Of style, and
on short notice.
tsy- Residence, one door West Of the Christian
Church, Paw Paw.
f6a MRS. ". tuEhNoEI
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SEASONED LUMBER
Wool GaFding.

The undersigned having purchased the Paw
Paw Carding Machine, near the Paw Paw bridge,
are prepared to do all custom work in the carding
line, at short notice. Persons who desire to
cleanse their ,-~ol sAsould u-- SpOu4sN "a
salsoda dissolved In soft water, 90 six pounds Of
wool, reinsing twice. Bring the wool accompanied
with Tie grease in tho proportion Of one pound Of
grease to eight pounds Of wool. The mills are
expected to be in readiness in the fall for cloth
dressing.
s. A. COLBURN & co.
Dated april 10th, 1864 47Oti
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o." Farmers who need Horse RAKEs
the coming season, will find the best place to get
them at the old Foundry Building on Gremps
Jstreet, near the Paw Paw Mills. Farm Gates
for sale also. Inquire there of Nelson Grover.
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German Cough Balsam
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CAMP BowLrSG GREEN, KYo !
March I, 1858.

CAMP BOWLING uhEbNJ me-
March !, 1858.
DR. Z. s. DoDp,-Dear Sir We, the sndor
signed. take pleasure in recommending to the
public your GERMAN COUGH BALSAM. We
have tried it faithfully in our Company, and have
found il to be one Of the best remedies that We
ever found for the cure of Colds, Coughs, and
Bleeding of the Lungs, in any disease Of the
Throat. We candidly recommend to every one
troubled with disease Of this nature TO send and
get bottle and try it.
Yours, very respectfully,
CAPTAIN j. C.. Cross Company ID, %, r.. NJ. ].
Sergeant VIM. l.. Thomas, do
Corporal D. ii. Duncan, do
do Clarence Lomison, do
Private T.. Rich, do
do Henry Becbe, do
do Thomas Chapman, do
do George w. Bass, do
ESs- For sale at the new Union Drug Store,
Paw Paw, Mich, and by Druggists generally.
400 479m3
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$50 Agents Wanted. $3.50

To sell Sewing Machines, We will give COM
mission on all machines sold, employ agents who
will work for the above wages and all expenses paid
Address, d. b. HARRINGTON & Co, Detroit,
Mich. 47StI
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steam Saw Will for sale.

The Steam Saw Mill situased at the Sidc-track
p miles west Of Lawton, on the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, can now be bought at a bargain
The mill has been recently repaired, at a heavy
cost, and is now in complete RAINING order. Be-
ing in the midst of thickly timbercd region, as
well rs contiguous to the railroad, it has the
advantage of market in Chicago for lumber.
Inquire soon, of 7. Il. HARRISON, at the new
Union Drug Store.
Paw Paw, Mich, April 5th, 1864
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned being about to change his
business, will dispose of his farm at bargain.
The place consists of 70 acres of choice timbered
land-65 acres of Improvement, with comfortable
dwelling house, 2 barns, good fences, and perma-
nent water. The premises situated the
road from Paw Paw to Decatur, about Al miles
from either place, giving the advantage Of two
good markets. A portion Of the purchase money
may remain on mortgage, if desirable.
JOHN SHERR0D.
Duted April 4th, 1864. 46S
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Died, on the battlefield, near Fort
Darling, in Virginia, on the 10th of May
last, of a rebel musket shot wound,
ISAAC ANDREWS, of the 39th Illinois In
fantry, and son of John Andrews, Esq,
of South Haven, Mich.
THUS has persisted another of the
noblest sons of Van Buren, county-thus
has been sacrificed upon the altar of his
country, another of the brave men who
left their homes to sustain, if need be,
with their lives. the principle of freedom,
aud their devotion to their country and
the Union. Thus has posed away, upon
the bloody field of battle, one of the
brightest and the best of those who have
left home ard friends, and all the COM
forts and luxuries of life to assist in saw
log the government of their fathers from
being disruptured by the ruthless hand
of treason. A large circle Of kind and
loving friends, in deep affection, mourn
his death--a whole community will suffer
by his loss, and his country lose good
and true citizen. The following letters
from his old companions in arms, viii
show the esteem and affection in which
be was held by his companions -
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BEALS & HATHAWAY'S,
Steam Planing-Mill.

Manufacturers of Dressed Flooring, Sash,
Doors, Blinds Frames, &c. Moulding Of every
size and pattern for doors and ali kinds Of inside
finish on hand or made t. order.
Ezu-shop situated in he east part of The town,
formerly owned by A. Ltmphier, esq.
Paw Paw, April 23d, 1854. FlJl
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#VR UNION NURSERIES. Af
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
FOR N4LEf

Our stock of trees now ready for transplanting
cannot be exceed in heathfulness, beauty and
size. The patronage we have thus far received
and the growing taste for horticulture throughout
the country, encourage us to 60 on enlargng and
improving establishment. We are constantly
adding to assortment such new fruits as are
found valuable in this country, and give piomisG
Of usefulness 10 our customers. We have upward.