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V'HE PHILOSOPHY OF HERBERT SPEN--

Il GER
ID. APPLETON G Co..
Publish Th. Day
Part IT, OF Spencers Principles Of Psychology. embracing
THE INDUCTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY.
lH pages Phce IS csut.
Two this COMPLETED Tie
Psychology, The udlons Of Psychology THIS work thought By
able judges 10 be the valuable
the science Of mnd that has appeared the peseat os
Mil o. tie erAIplss
the successful analysis which this subject has received
country" Dr. McCosh hts bold teuersatoss sss
suggestive and ia the cod be established the prouna
laws of tue movable uuigere George pley
snays Philosophy
either Aristotle Kaut whom he greatly resembles"
Henry Lewes "It is questionable whether thinker Of a
caliber has appeared in our country
THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
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CONTENTS:
RABELAlS AND HIS TINES
H. NATIONAL ORGANIC LIFE
H. LOUIS XL AND HIS TIMES.
w OPIUM AND THE OPIUM TRADE
V. ERASMUS AND HIS INFLUENCE
VI THE FRENCH CRISIS.
VII A NRIGHB0RING WORLD.
VIII OUR CRIMINALS AND OUR JUDICIARY.
TX NOTICES AND CRITICISMS
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Sold BY Booksellers aud Sesen, sent b. NAL prepi re,s
prea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

Mr.. WILLIAM J. FLAGG, the author of I" Euro
pean Vineyards" just prepared little HdndBook OF
The Sulphur Cure, applicable to the diseases OF vines
and fruit trees In this country. Qarper Bros) Inc
vine disease assumed such threatening dimensions OF
late in the United that these practical Instructions
from acknowledged expert will be read with great In
terest Mr. Flagg became familiar with the suphurcufe
during his visit to Europe and assures US that de has
since applied 1t with complete success his vino
yards in the Ohio Valley Others in this country have
not fortunate, and Mr. Flagg now undertakes TO
show why they have failed and to teach them the right
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

Mr.. S. S. Randall, Superintendent of Public
Schools, whose remarks the Bible question, at Gram
mar School No. II, Wednesday night called forth
spirited reply, the spot, by the Rev. Father MeGynn
has prepared article for the coming number of Hours
al Home in which the entire history Of the agitation In
this city is reviewed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

A collection of stories originally published
in The Jccsh Messenger of this city has been Issued In
book form from tho Office of that paper 1t Is entitled
Friday Night The stories gathered from various
sources translated from the French others adapted
or translated from the German but the purpose OF all
OF them is to illustrate the customs. traditions and inner
life of the Hebrew people, and show us that wonderful
race as it appears from an inside view. The idea is e1
cellent and somewhat novel; and we hope the editors
will be encouraged by the reception Of this little volume
TO continue the series Of which they purpose 1t shall be
the pioneer
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Nt5 Qualifications.
FIFTH EDITION-EIGHTH THOUSAND
By A. X. GARDNER. AN, ~ D.

LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH
AND THEIR EFFECTS CPOy THs RATHER MOTuER ,sn
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Oliver Ditson g. Co. have added to their
catalogue OF sheet Sirer Spray original theme
with variations by Miss Ella F. Locke. The melody Ia
simple and very graceful and the variations arc easy
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory
FOR THE
WHOIESA IE
AND RETAIL TRADE.


Would respectfully inform the trade
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that he has Just opened a wholesale and
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PRICES---A FAIR OFFER.

II the Merchants in your place will not furn-
ish, or send for the Machines, send us the re
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Washer. and. a Universal Wringer.
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II. G. BROWNING, GEN. AGENT,
1864 81 Cortandt St., New York.
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County 2ress,
How a Dutchman Got Even.


To the Republican party of this
State we commend the following
example:
Once on time there lived a,
iovial Dutchman, whose first name
was Harness Won Shrimpsteiffel.
He had a wife. He also had
little grocery, where beer and
such personal property was sold.
He gave credit to a parcel of dry
customers, and kept books with n
piece of white chalk on the head
board of his bedstead.
One day Mrs. Shrimpsteiffel, in
neat fit, took it upon herself to
clean house and things. So she
did, and she cleaned the head
board, and with soap and water
settled the old mans accounts by
wiping away every chalk mark.
Pretty soon before long the
vender Of things came into his
house and saw what ruin his frau
had wrought. Then he said:
"Mein Colt, Frau Shrimpsteiffel,
what for you make ruined men
of me l guess not? You make
wipe away all dem names and
figures what | owe them fellerS
what's going to pay me before
they get ready, und | lose more as
zwei hundred tollar -
His frau left the room in fear
and disgust. When she returned
he had recovered the head board
with chalk-marks. Then said she:
Harness, you have make them
all right again, don't it ?"
"Vell, meme teurer frau, make
the figures all right, but | puts
down some peter names rs tenn
odder fellers vot you wiped out -
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The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, consumption, by simple
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ferers the OF cure, To all who desire II, he
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Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
l65 South Second Street. Williamsburg. N. Y.
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The regular terms of the Circuit Court. Tor
the 9th Judicial Circuit of Michigan, for the
years 1901, will commence In the several
counties composing said Circuit as indicated
by the above assignment.
CHAS. X. BROWN.
Circuit Judge.
Kalamazoo, Mich, Oct. 18th, 1869. 1898
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-12

Universal Clothes WRINGER,

Improved with RowELL's PATENT DOUBLE Goa
WHEELS, and the PATENT SToP, are now I'M
questionably far superior to any apparai us for
washing clothes ever invented. and will save
their cost twice year, by saving labor and
clothes.
The Editor of this paper, who purchased
Washer and Wringer, thus test:ies as to their
value:
with the Doty Washer ard the Universal
Wring ger, washing is but pastime, and washing
day il Il gala-dty for the household. We sent
TO the agent, II. G. Browning. 32 COrtlandt St,
New York, for a washing machine and wringer.
We must confess that there were misgivings
on all hands at first, for hadn't we tried 70
many before, Of other kinds and ut last had to
pack them off to the garnet or down cellar az
evidence BuI we have had our washer now
Ave weeks, and it does splendid--does the
washing in one quarter Of the time-saves ia
tigue and WEAKNESS.
Husbands, buy machines and wringcrs for
your wives, whereby they can do an all-day's
washing in two hours and not be tired"
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Established in 1890.
WEIGH IL GFsRFFTTEIS'

SAWS
SAWS I
Axes, Files, Cast Steel, Will Furn-
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~ Get the best. they will prove the cheapest
Prices reduced, Send for Price List and
Circulars. WEIGH & GRIFFITHS.
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Felix Holt. The Radical.
Romolo.
Miss Gilbert's Career.
Robert Graham.
Rena, or the Snowbird.
The Story Of Kenneth.
The Three Beauties.
Looking Around.
The Star and The Cloud.
Woman Our Angel.
Smoked Glass.
After the Storm.
Mary Brandegee.
Beyond the Breakers.
Condensed Novels.
The Conscript.
Jargal.
The Painted Bird.
Nepenthe.
Hard Cash.
Struggles of Brown, Jones,
q Robinson.
Cord and Creese.
The Pioneers.
The Prairie.
The Deer-slayer.
The Pathfinder.
The Last of the Mohicaus.
The House of Seven Gables.
A Painters Camp.
Atlantic Monthly Vol No 1.
6 g 6 9
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N ational Book Of Facts and
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Life, speeches and public SER
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Life Of Washington.
Peoples Book of Biography.
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Cottage Cyclopedia.
The Old Merchants of N. Y.
Maj Jones Scenes in Georgia
Mosby and His Men.
The New England Tragedies
The Spanish Gypsy.
Tennyson Complete.
How to Amuse an Evening
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Wonders of the Deep.
Adventures in the Wilderness
Hedged In.
Gates Ajar.
Gates Wide Open.
Lives of the Presidents of the
United States.
The Ladies Letter Writer.
The Gentleman's do
Towards Book of Conun-
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The Old Mans Bride.
Norwood.
|
David Copperfield.
Martin Chuzzlewit.
Our Mutual Friend.
Barnaby Rudge.
Bleak House.
Nicholas Nickleby.
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J E w ELR Y!

T, w. MELCHOR, has fine stock OF jew
elry on hand, consisting of solid Gold and pla-
ted Jewelry; sterling Silver Ware; American
and Swiss Watches; Spectaccs OF all kinds -
walham and Elgin Watches, 42-6m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-12

An unfortunate deacon recently
created good deal of merriment
at a church in st. Joseph, Mo-,
while engaged in taking up the
contribution. He had suffered,
some days previously, from an ac-
cident to his nose, and displaced
the plaster in his anxiety to secure
a ten cent stamp that had fallen.
He made a hasty dive for a small
white object on the carpet, but
had no sooner placed it on the tip
of his nasal organ than the young
ladies began to thrust their hand
kerchiefs into their mouths and
litter. The cause Of such sud-
den outburst of good spirits was
not discovered by him until he en-
tered the vestry-room, and saw
that he had replaced the plaster
with a cotton-spool label contain
ing the following suggestive words ;
"Warranted to hold out 200 yards. "
-
LB- Next week you Will find TIL q:
prize collars at Ross EVERY 10Th box
contains prize Of 50cto $1,000! Llrgc
prizes paid in money. More particulars
when the collars arrive. 1349
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Circuit Court.

REGULAR TERMS of Circuit Court for the
Ninth Judicial Circuit of Michigan, for the
wears 1870 and 1871:
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Extraordinary Notice.

Every citizen and farmer % this county
and vicinity, are requested to take notice that
am still alive and kicking, at the Old Clapp
Foundry, and that am making the
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Chilled Sleigh Shoes.

aud all articles usual in my line.
Machine work done with premptness and to
order.
SO come along. come along,
Don't be backward now:
For IL you come to Randall's shop
He'll sell you all pillow.
No matter what your Politics
For them do not care.
Nor If you vote for Cotax, Grant,
Or Hu trah for Seymour, Blair
But come along and see the tools
And bring your greenbacks too;
This song learn'd when was young
To me It's always new.
W. II. RANDALL,
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Best Flows
WITH
PATENT Pillow WHEEL

west of any where.
ALSO Wood Saving Machines, with Patent
Log-rollcr with adjustable heads warranted
the easiest rnnning machine for or horses
in the county.
also manufacture HOP STOVES, and stoves
suitable for stores and School Houses
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profess 20 be able 20 got along armOniousy WITH any
nan az average good sense aud honesty
TIE Secretary OF the Treasury today gave orders 70
the Aasis,u t Fcawrer 1t NcwHoTk ~ uo'tiy 10 the
holders three I.r cent Temporary loan ccriicate3 -
sued under tle GCts Of March 2, 1856, and jay p 10y
That ~ such certificates hearing date Oct 10, 1851,
OF e der omuat 81 $50 each, Between the numbers
go Gud $50, iutlusrr, 8n1 of the deucUiuaun ar F0
each, between tbr numbers 1e3 and a inclusive, W Doc
paid pTtacrG Jon 80 his Office; oua that from an a't
Jan. 81 ~, tu.d certificates VIII 20 bear il-
forest and VII Zee no longer available a portion o. ue
lawful money reserve m tie posses Jon Of any aloh@I
Banking Association. Tho aggregate amount az inc clf-
uGcatc described s so o00 making the total amount
advertised thus far S4,O01CO0
The President has adGr ssed the following letter 70 Mr.
pCXUttC, the new United STAT "a Consul 20 klUWHuii.
tKpcUTivE Ha~Hoy, WtsuD GT0y, De 3 ITO
Tie bearer h4 % r. who las accept IN M
rrr., hou.l uuutef7e portion - Jliue states tiliu n
Dr-iaa enr tie % oe7 ~ 90. repre- utli o.
Gov abroad Mr per1e has undertaken the duties II BIS
Office isiorry fs The tec'f % ne o t
Tor le1e's 10 u ea wo- M "l'h 10
cLlrus vi wish hm t'e Reae The Tar tis,e,
l-rFHi of ter citizens account NJ e 01 -
ucift. evcs I11ton world over which VIA
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