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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-30

'u0 '''"oie uultlS up -,
The trimmings most gehsr- E
ally used upon washing dresses
are Hamburg inserting dttabhL
ed to plated frills of cambric,
flnted rules of cambgic or
Swiss muslin, and q nawiSJle
of woven embroidery inlopen
guipure designs. .aoiA vei
IL ever there was golden
inducement TO visit the city, of
New Yorh, 1T will be. offered
shortly. 1t is stated on good
authority, that "Hamletn will
be produced at,tho Academy of
Music this month, with the fol-
lowing unparelled cast: Ham
let, Edwin Booth, Laertes, Char
les Fletcher Ghost J. w. Wal
ack; Horatio, Ell. Davenport;
Polouius, John Brougham; First
Grave Diggef, Joe jefferson;
King, L. r. Shewell; Osric, Les.
ter WalIack; Second Actor,
Barney WilliamsyOphel MISS
! Charlotte Leclerua 0ueenaMrs.
j. W. Wallack. We doubt
whether SO great a cast was
ever presented on the boards
OF any theaterD '''' 'd Oh
1NQuIRIya yesterday Of an ofd
darkey, who was fishing in
White river, "What lucEY' lie
replied, "De fish is like de Dim
ocrats arter us niggers' votes.
Dey wants all the BAIT but
won't hang On to De hook" "'a
CLARK County, Ohio FejGOic99s
in the possession Of a healthy
child, six months old with Two
perfect noses. Think of a cold
in the head with two noses re
quiring attention. 3h2 Ton
A LOVER looking at his watch
after midnishtsaid to his sweet
heart, "It'S tomorrow morningl
Imust bid you good night"
"MAN," says Adam Smith, ',is
an animal that makes bargains.
No other animal does this-no
dog exchanges bones with an
other.' -'"
WHISKY is not a tonic. 1t is
probably an Alternative; for it
changs dollars to dimes, virtue
10 crimes and men to brutes?.
TIE Marietta Iron works works 70,
the three months ending Ma! I
81, turned out a little tI5i ove r
100000 worth Of manufactu :.
ed iron. "''t
SINCE the death Of Of No. ali
Webster one thousand, sla ng
words have become a part of
the language. Of America.
DIR. CUYLER. says that g halt
of the New York churches are
dying of too much dignity and
too much amen" " . roo
THE white clover is S. id to
have almost entirely run out in
the dairy regions ol ohi6.v'
Why is musquito like a rail.
rOads-Because it fastens on
the sleepers. 81. -,
Tue ties that conneoss bust.
ness men with the pr.olic---Ad.
veruae' g'a7 adl 40 besad ii
Do nothing to-day that thou
wilt repent of tomorrow
TIE early rose IS awinRin (.
iaarsls a. a winter potato
Z 1r-' 33 uesftFN vraya
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WEDDED LOVE.

And ifthe' husband,orthe wife aDi.
g In homes strong life discovers i
Such slight defaults as failed to meet
The blinded eyes ofrlOvers, o7i.
why need we care to askP who
dreams, i'' l-'' |, '' I'D W. ~
Without their tliorns, Of roses? .
Or wonders that the truest steel 'F .
The readiest spark disclosesp ea' /
. aes-iG3 d. iagg Il, 9di dfig .
For still in mutual sufeFance lies
The secret Of true living m l-
Love scarce is love that never knows
The sweetness of forgiving, ~.
4 } e
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Mortgage Sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment
Of 4 certain lndcnure of Mortgage cXccu, cd
by John Baker Of Bangor, in the County of
Van Buren, and State ol Michigan, to Wc-So
Notice Of the same place, 10 secure the pay
ment OIL $500. in TWO equal annual nstalments
from the date thereon, with annual interest
1T 10 per cent, being the purchase money Of the
premises hereinafter described. Said Mort
gage Dated the 92d day of June, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty Nine ana recorded
in the Office Of The Register OF Deeds for said
County of Van Buren,, and on The twenty
bird day Of June. A. D.. 1863. in Libcr w
of Mortgages ON page 501, on which said Mort
gage the first in,tallment and interest accord
ing % the terms thereof. is due. that IL, There
Is due and unpaid on said Mortgage. and the
note accompanying The same, AT the dale of
tn is notice the sum of Five Hundred Dollars.
besides an Attorney fee of fifty dollars stipu-
lated in said Mortgage To be paid in case of
force iosure, and no proceeding either at law or
in equity having Ueen had or instituted for
the recovery of saideum or any part thereof.
Notice IL therefore hereby given, that by Vir-
tue OF a power Of sale in said Mortgage Con
aimed and the ) atue in such case made and
provided the lands and premises in said Mort
gage described rs follows. to wit: All OF the
following described Real Estate situated in the
County of Van Buren,. and State OF Michigan,
yiZ: The South fractional half Of the South
East quarter of Section NUN Der thrty-one Oh
in township mum Der Two (2). South OF Itan9C
number sixteen (lG), West containing thir, v
nine and 0uchalf acres, more or less in order
to realize the money now a. aforesaid due on
said note and MORTGAGE together with the in
terest and costs Of force, o~ure and Attorney
fee a. stipula ed; will be SOLD at public ycndac
O the highest bidder at the front door of The
Court House, in he village OF Paw Paw. that
bcin" he place for holding the Circuit Court
in said Van Burcn County. ON Tuesday tie
Twcnty-lirst Day of February, \, d., 1871. III
one o'clock in the afternoon 0s thai day.
Dated Nov. 26lh 1870
WE-SO MO-TEE,
Mortgage,
} DIN II. BAKER. and
THOMAS III. STEPHENSON,
Attorneys. 13l9S1
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Mortgage Sale.

Defawlt having been made in the payment -
acertaip SUM of money secured 10 be paid b.,
indeniure Of Mortgage, bearing date tn.
Twentieth day of February. a. d. 1SGs. mad.
and executed by William johnson and SarAt
Johnson his wife OF Soulh Haven. in IN.
County OF Van Buren, ahd State Of Michigan.
OF The first part 10 Elcanah Ii. Stcdman. O
Bangor. in The County and State aforesaid,
which SAID Mortgage is recorded in The Offc,
OF the Registered Deeds for Van Buren, Count
in the State of Michigan. in Libcr "N' %
Mortgages on page 26 which said Mortgage
WAS OH he Tweniy-second (2.0 day Of Jul,
a. D.. 1868, duly assigned by he said Eicanar
II. Stednan 10 Asahc A. llou.h. and The
slgnment thereof recorded in the Rcgistcrs
office aforesaid in Liber s. Of Mortgages O,
page II |. and which said Mortgage was after.
wards 10 wit On The Twenty second dav ..
July y. ID. ISIS duly assigned by the said Asahc
a. Hough 10 Emory O. Briggs. and the assign
mcnt thereof recorded in said Register Oilicr
in Libcr So of Mortgages on page 412 anG
which said Mort gage cOn,ains power OF sal.
which by reason OF said default has becOInc OF
cratiNe and The amount claimed TO I've due .:
the date Of this notice for principal and il
trrpst and including an at Ornrv fee Oi TWCI,.
~ five dollars Stipulated for in said Morgag,
being five hundred and eeYCnty-ihrcc dollar.
and six cents (S513-06) and no suit or proceed
in9s AT law or in ChanCcry having been inst
tutcd 10 recover the same or any part ihcycN.
Notice therefore hereby given that the pr,:-
misses. mrnt Toned and described in said Nor
gaze TO Nit: The southwest Qnlrtcr Of H.
northwest quarter Of section FOur 60 is
Township Two (2) south Of range. Sixteen t16
west. situated IN The county of an Rurcn m
! State ut Michigan. will he sold al Pubic Au..
lion 10 he highcsi bidder at The C0url Ious.
! in the village Of Paw Paw. in said county %
Van Buren,, that being The place o: holt,in.:
! the Circuit Court within he county IN WhiGt
said premises are situated, on SATURDAY. tl.
3lsi dag Of Dec" ubcr. next A. u. 1870 bctwccp
! the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon. aGG
! the ling of the sun on said day. To salisi'
! the amount due on said Mortgage with intcrosy
! and expenses Of foreclosure.
EMORY O. BRIGGS.
! Assignee.
Dated Paw Fay, Sept. IT, 1870. -iI-s3
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EhdnCcry Sale.
w. INV TON,
j Hdlgc of Probate.
1861

BY virtue OF decree made in the Circuit Cour
for the County of Van Buren, in Chanccry, in
certain cause therein pending. wherein JOSEPH
H.Nyman Is complainant. and Joseph Skinne
Butler Smith. William Reynolds. Albert 4.
Taft. f. +. l.. Tucker ard the First Methods
Episcopal Church of Bangor and the Trustees
of The First Me hodist Episcopal Church %
Bangor are Defendants, balring da;c The 81
day Of August, 1870, shah sell AT Public Ven.
due to the highest bidJnr on Saturday, III
tenth day of December, 1870 AT eleven o'cloc.
in the forenoon of that day. nj the front doc ?
of the Court House in the village of Paw Paw
in said County Of Van Buren, the following,
piece or parcel of land situated in the TOwE
ship Of Bangor. Couny of Van Buren,. Sta,c %
Michigan. known and described AZ follows =
Lots five 90 and eight (S) in Block numbrr
nine (9) III the Village Of Bangor.
WILLIAM 81. TUCKER.
Circuit Court Commission
THOMAS n. STEPHENSON
SOlieisor. Rl34i-5G
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Guardians Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue Of an
order of the Hon. Probate Court for the County
OF Van Buren,, and State of Michigan, bearing
date the ihipd day of October, 1870. The un.
dersigned as guardian of Many A. Mattison and
Sarah 4. Mattison, minor heirs OF Chiffon Is.
Matiison, deceased, will selLat public auction
40 he front door of the Court House. In the
village of Phv Paw, in said County on the 10Th
day OF January next, C871), at one o'clock, In
the afternoon, all the right title and interest
of said minors in and TO the following described
lands situated in he said County, TO wit The
Seu least quarter of the South west quarter
OF Section Twenty (2O), in Township One %,
South OF Range, Fifteen Q5), West.
Paw Paw, nov. ~, 1870.
EMORY o. BRIGGS,
1319-55 Guardian,
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Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, ga
County Of Van Buren,,
AT a session of the Probate Court for thecoun-
~ of Van Buren,, holden at the Probate Office,
in the village of Paw Paw, in, said county, on
Saturday, thctwcnty sixth day of November, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty--
Present George w Lawton, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estaleof
MERCY HICKS. Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition duly ycri-
fed. of II. b. Hicks. Susan A. Hicks and Eliza
beth Hill, praying that administration OF the
estate OF said deceased mighl be grantee 10
Emory .. Briggs.
ThereupOn il is ordered. That Monday,
the twenty sixth day Of December, A. ID.
1870. at ten o'clock in the forenoon be
assigned for the hearing of said peiiieD,.
and that the heirs at law of said
deceased. and all other persons Interested III
said estate be required 10 appear at sessions OF
said court, then 10 he holden al the Probate
Office in he village of Paw Paw, in said county
and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer
Of he petitioner should not be- granted.
And ii Is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice TO the persons ini crested in said es-
tate of The tendency of said petition. and the
hearing thereof. by causing copy OF his or
der to be published in the Van buren, County
Press. q newspaper prin cd and circulated in
said County of Van Buren,, for three successive
weeks at least previous to said day of hearing.
GEORGE w. LAWTON,
Judge of Pre- bate.
GEORGE w. LAWTON.
l3i9-51 Judge OF Probate.
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Mortgage safe.

Default having been made in the conGitio,
OF III" paymcl Is OF 4 certain ind nturc ~
Mortgage. bearing date he Thirt 10th day a.
October, A. d., 1860. executed by Joseph j..
HUGHES OF the State Of Pcnn>y lvania az the
first part and Caiapas Dill q, kcclcr, County -
Van buren, ana ate oi Michigan. of the sec
ond part and recorded IN the Office OF ~.
Register OF Deeds. for the County Of Van Bn
rem on the 18th day OF November. y, D.. lSGJ
al II o'clock, a. m. in lihcr 3" w" of Nor
cages on page 32S, which said Mortgage va,
duly assigned by the SAID Cainpas Din 10 IiraIr
&. Fcuton ON the fret day of April \. d.. 1885,
and assignment recorded in ne office Of he
Register of Deeds for the County of Van Burtr
on he iih day of April. \. d., lSGS AT ~ o'cioci
n. m. in Liber A." - OF Mort gagcs on PAGE $50
on which there ~ claimod to be due M the dat
OF this no. ice the sum Of one thousand 81
hundred twenty i've and T3l0O dollars /! 1925
I3-l"O) and nosuit or proceeding al Law hay in..
been instituted lorecoycr the said sum OF ANY,
part thereof New therefore Notice is hcrctv
given that by Writ TIC Of power ul sale in sai0
Mortgage contained and ut the STAT utes in such
Caac made and provided on Monday, the 6it
day OF February, y. d., 1871 NJ |? oclock,
noon, nj The front door oil The Courl House Il,
the village OF Paw Paw, in said County. rao
EOnrI llOnsc being the place Tor holding thu
Circuit Court Tor the County OF Van BBrc.
aforesaid. There will b. euid at public auciou
10 the highest bidder the premises described
in said Mortgage to satisfy the amount due or
said Mortgage and interest on the same froID
this date, with the costs and expenses allowed
ny law and an at orDey fec Oi Fifty ($N1 dol.
lars provided for in said Mortgage TO wit Al
that certain piece r parcel oil land situated ~
the Township OF Kccer. Comfy oi Van Buren,
and State of Michigan. described as follows to
wit The south west quarter OF the northeast
quarter. and the northwest quarter of ihs
southeast quarter, o! section number twelve
(l2) in Town four az south of rangc fifteen 49,
west, cont aiming eighty acres of land scrord-
ing TO the United States survey h. HI. ZANE
more or less.
HIRAM G.. FENTON
Assignee
R.W. LANDON Attorney.
Dated November 10th, 1870 i34e.a
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HIRAM G.. FENTON

NtSiSneS.
R.W. LANDON Attorney.
Dated November 10th, 1870 i34e-n
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Probate Notice.

In the matter of the Est ate OF AlmyrOn Hill,
deceased
Pursuant TO an order Of the Probate Cour,
of the County of Van Barren, in The matter a.
the above named estate, bearing date til. I'll
day OF November 1870.
The creditors Of said deceased and all per
sons in crested in said est ate. arc hereby mott.
fled TO appear before the Judge Of Probate O.
said county,at his office i'm Paw Paw in taiL
county, on the 2lst day of November and sne
ffih day of December. A. D. 1870. and prcscn =
and prove their claims against raid estate, ~
fore the said Judge of Probate, and that ~.
mons hs from the date hereof have been a.
lowed to creditors 10 present and prove thei,
claims against said estate.
Dated Nov. eth, 1870
GEORGE w. EAWTON,
1861 Judge of Probate.
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administrators Sale.

NOTICE.
Is hereby given that by virtuc and in pur
suancc of an order AIDE by the Probate Court
for the County OF Van Buren,, bearing date he
2lst day of November, 4. D.. 1870 aut hori2ing
and licensing me to sell the following dcscrih
ed real estate. | shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, at the front door of The
Court House. in Paw Paw in said County. on
the Twenty Fifth day Of January. \. D.. 1S71.
ut one o'clock in the afternoon all the right
Il lc and interest of Levi Libbe, deceased. in
and TO the real estate aforesaid. situated IN the
Township of Amnna, in slid County. and
described in said License Of sale a. follows.
viz: The South Twenty acres of the Nor h
half Of The South West Quarter of Sec. num-
her Thirty -Four CD. in Township number (O,
South of Range. number Thirteen OBJ. West
in Van Buren, County, and State of Michigan,
Dated Nov. 2let 1870
JOHN KNOWLES.
Administrator. De Bonis Non. of
1350-55 Levi Libbc, deceased.
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In affections peculiar 20 Females, Is un-
equaled by any other preparation, as in
Chlorosis, or Rctention, Painfulness, or
Suppression Of Customary Excavations, u
cerated or Scirrhus Stale of the Uterus, and
all complaints incdentalto the sex, or the
decline or change Cf life.
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BUCHU
TO PHYSICIANS.
NEW YonR, August 18th, 1868.

NEW YORK, August 10Th, 1853.
Allow me TO call Your attention TO my
FkkPAl;.XHIEN OF COMPOUND EX-
IRACF bCCilU. The component parts
gre, BUCiC, LONG LEAF, CUBEBS, JUN.
lER DEFINES.
AloDhur PREP AVIATION. --Duchu, In vacrO,
jumper Berries, Ly disiiiiaron, To form
zine I'm. Cubuhs extracted by displace.
.iirnt with stnHs Obiaincd from juniper
Berries. v,ry little sugar Is used, aud o
=. nal, iropur.ion OF pirit. 1t is more pal
ntiblc ,liiit any now Ia use.
Buchu as Irgpurc'. by Druggists, Is OF
dark co.or. &c ia u liant that cniits its ira.
TrHnce t!,c action al flame destroys this
Otis active priucipie) leaving q dark and
,,lutinou3 dvcuctiun. Mine is tac Coicr OF
ingredients. The Buciu in NY PREPARATION
predOmiuutcS; the !naI.rsL gu nifty II the
other Iirrc diclu q e H;ldt d, ~ Prevent fer
mentation; upOu inspcc,ion IL viii b:torn
not 10 bc u nCturc, is nude iii PtarGla-
CopGa, nor IL IL a. Syrup-and therefore can
be used in cares where fever ar iudamIna-
ton CXieis. In thu, you have the kaow-
ledge of the in6rCGie..ts aha tho MODE VI
preparation.
Hoping TINT VOW will favor it with trial,
and that upon iiispcction IL VIII Eiect with
your apptOiatiOn,
With u iccling of profound confidence,
I'm, very respectfully,
II. II. IIELMBOLD,
Chemist and Drugs list OF 10 curs experience.
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists
III tho Nur!d)
November 4, 1854.
"I am acquainted with Mr.. III. Il. Helm
BOLD lie occupied the Drug Store opposite
.my residence, and WIS successful Ill con-
Quoting the business where others had not
been equally so before him. l have been
favorably impressed with hs character and
enterprise" "
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firm of Powers aGd Wcightman Manufac-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
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Probate Notice.
In the matter OF the estate Of Moses 8. Old
deceased

In the matter OF the estate OF Moses 3. OId.,
deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the Probate Cont
OF the County OF Van Buren,. in the matter Of
the above named estate, bearing date the 2oth
day of November, 1870.
The creditors OF said deceased and all per.
sons Interested in said estate are hereby No.
titled to appear before the Judge Of probate o.
said County, ut his office in Paw Paw. In sai,.
County on the 18th day of December, 1870, am,
the 2d day of January. 1871, and present ant
prove their claims against said estate befOr'
the said Judge of Probate, and that six moth.
from the date hereof have been allowed tc
creditors TO present and prove their CLAIM.
against said estate.
Drted Nov. 18th. 1870.
GEORGE w. LAWTON.
13f9-G Judge of Probate.
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The Constitution

once affected with Organic Weakness, re-
quircs the aid of Medicine 10 strengthen and
invigOratc the syst am, which IlELMB0LD'S
EXTRACT BUG1U invariably does. If no
treatment il submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity ensucs.
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BLACKsMlTEIENG,
Carriage and Wagon
MANUFACTURING!

The undersig ned. having purchased the in
tcrcst of his late partner in the business of
Blacksmithing, Wagon and Carriage manu-
featuring. would respectfully announce 10 the
citizens Of this and the surrounding counties.
that he will continue the business at the old
stand. in all It's various branches. and on "A
scale superior and more extensive than here
tofOrc. Ills stock. material and workmanship
will be first class in all respects. and he solietS
The orders of those who want any hing in his
lin. believing he can give them ~ good or bel
ter bargains than they can find az any other
point.
Shop on Main Street, Opposite the Willard
House. specially.
JOHN KELLEY.
Paw raw. Feb. IL 1860 (1207(
-
NOTICE. Merchants and business
men will please deliver no goods to any
one on our account, unless an order
from us is presented for the same.
[. w. VAN FossEN,
Paw Paw, Nov. 81, 1870. 1349
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-11
ORDER or PALE FACES.
lHformstlOH Concerning Che 0rder---lts Prin-
GipIes aHd how to Organize Camps.

As constant inquiry is being made in
regard to the above order, we present the
following information, extracted from the
official organ published at Nashville, and
known rs the PaJe-F'acc Sentinel:
The first camp OF the Order was organ
lied in the city of Columbia, Tenn, on
The 9th day OF January, 1867. soon after
its organization 4 sufficient number Of its
members withdrew and organized Pleas
ant Grove Camp No. >, at Pleasant Grove,
Tenn. The third camp organized was Or
phan Camp Nc. 3, ~ the CITY OF Nashville,
which was instituted by "A portion of the
membgrs Of Nos. I anu =. Until the or
ganIzatiOn Of the latter camp they all
worked by written rituals. As soon as
this last camp was put on duty its mem
bers seized hold OF lhe work with deter
ninaUion 20 Gissemiuats its principles,
and at once had the work Of The Order.
and its constitution and bylaws printed,
and 10 the energy and perseverance Of Or
phan CamG is greatly due the success
which tho order has attained. Il has ali
vanced more rapidly, as its history VIII
prove, than any other Order in existence.
The Grand Camp was organized in the
city Of : ashTille on the lS;:tt: Of March,
1860. with ii. W. i. =. z. Thomas j. Halle
as 81. w. 5. p, and held its first session
"a Columbia, Tennessee, on the 18th day
of october, 1867. As Will be perceived by
6ates the Order is not two years old,
while IL numbers - camps in this State,
togarber with camps IN the States Of GeOr-
gia. Mississippi and Alabama.
While the order is not a political one,
IL is Southern. None but those who
shared in the struggle fOT Southern inde-
peUdeuce. or were in sympathy with them,
are permitted 10 share in It's duties. IN
addition 10 this, in order TO become a
member, tho candidate seeking admission
must be a believer in ono Intelligent Su-
preme Being, Creator, Preseryef ana Gov
eruer Of all things. a white man OF lawful
age I2ll. with all his senses ana proper in
stincts. and of good character.
We call ourselves Pale Faces, as it IS in
tended that none but those possessing
white faces and clean hearts shall be con-
Quoted into tho camps. We denominate
our place Of meeting Camps because 1t is
within the camp where the true character
and real imnluses Ofthe man is found out,
and where he proves himself either a
friend or an enemy.