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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19
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took stitch with arotating hook, mus avoid
ny tie annoyance %! a shuttle.
is the Wheeler and Wilson, simple in con
.lruction hat il may be easily learned and no.
liable TO get out ot order!
we VIII Give $1,000
For any Standard shut, lie Machine now in the
narkel that does not contain at least twenty
more pieces and consequently so many more
- learn how To manage and To get out of or
lcr. than The Wheeler Wilson.
Is H. Wheeler Il Wilson silent in its opera
.tOny
We Will Give $1,000
FOR any Shuttle Machine that runs as still as
.le Wheeler u Wilson.
win the Wheeler Il Wilson sew rapidlys
We VIII Give $1,000
ror any Shuttle Machine in the market that
viii sew Ten Yards of seam as quick az the
Wheeler IL Wilson.
Is che Wheeler and Wilson easily changed
rom one kind of work To another?
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2or any Shuttle Machine upon which the
changes of needle. thread, stitch and tension
IAN be as quickly made as upon the Wheeler q
Wilson.
will the Wheeler and Wilson do all kinds of
york required Of 4 Family Sewing Machine!
We VIII Give $1,000
For any Sewing Machine (beside the Wheeler
- Wilson, that will duplicate the line of Sam
lies now OH exhibition AT our office
Does the Wheeler IL Wilson run easyy
We Will Give $1,000
COR any standard Shuttle Machine that runs as
Hsily a. The Wheeler IS Wilson
l. the Wheeler u Wilson durabcy
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lie wear can BE- taken up as fast IA ii accumu-
.utcs, and the O DIES, machine thus be made 10
operate rs perfectly and run as silently AS
nCn new.
Wo VIII Give $1,000
,'or any Shuttle Machine in the market with
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4 Machine whose merit has achieved success
rithout precedent.
half Million having been Sold.
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49,, and III ieiaction guaranteed, ii IL no eX-
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ucnt which pays better interest or brings
norc comfort. health. happiness and relief 10
= household.
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1870 woodward Avenue,
!3JO.53 Detroit, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19
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CHALLENGE
QUESTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED
IN 4B
Buying a Sewing Machine!
QUESTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED

What are the desirable features of family
Sewing Machine!
1t must be simple in construction that it may
DO easily learned and not liable to get out OF
order; silent IN it, operation. rapid in the exc
,,ution of its work, easily changed from one
Kind of work o ano her, capable OF doing ev-
Try variety of work must run easy so as not
70 {. tiguc the operator, and with all these must
Ae durable.
What m chine possesses these qualifications
N the greatest degree
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19
We VIII GIVE $1,000

FOR any Shuttle Machine that runs as still as
.ie Wheeler % Wilson.
win the Wheeler Il Wilson sew rapidly,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19
We VIII Give $1,000

Tor any Shuttle Machine in the market that
viii sew ten Yards of seam as quick a. the
Wheeler IL Wilson.
Is che Wheeler and Wilson easily changed
.tom one kind of work to another?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19
We Will Give $1,000

For any Standard shut lc Machine now in the
nariel that does not contain 1T least twenty
rnorc pieces, and consequently so many more
~ learn how 10 manage and To get out OF or
lcr. than the Wheeler * Wilson.
Is III Wheeler Il Wilson silent in it's opera
.jOuY
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19
We VIII Give $1,000

@or any Shuttle Machine upon which the
.hanges of needle. thread, stitch and tension
IAN be as quickly made rs upon the Wheeler &
wilson.
Will the Wheeler and Wilson do all kinds OF
York required OF 4 Family Sewing Machiney
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19

II Is the only machine which makes the
iock stitch with rotating hook, mus AVOID
,ng lie annoyance Of a shuttle.
is the Wheeler and Wilson, simple in con
-,ruction hat il may be easily learned and no.
liable TO get out ot order!
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-19
We VIII Give $1,000

For any Sewing Machine (beside the Wheeler
- Wilson, that will duplicate the line of Sam
lies now on exhibition at our office.
Does the Wheeler II Wilson run easyy
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

THE COMING ODD FELLow's CELEBRArIoN.-
On Tuesday the Goth inst, the Odd Fellows of
this County will celebrate the Fifty First An
niversary of the introduction of their order in
America, at Chinese Camp, under the direc-
tion of Mountain Brow Lodge, No. 80. From
preparations being made it is believed that it
will be one of the finest displays ever made
In this County. The members of the five
Lodges in this district with those of Bald
Mountain Encampment will unite in celebrat-
ing the day. The Encalnpment members in
their splendid regalia will appear in process
sion on horseback. The procession will be
under the guidance of Henry Schuler, Grand
Marshal. An Grafton will he delivered by
James Lesford, Esq. The Celebration will
close in the evening by Grand Ball at the
Garrett House; which will undoubtedly be
largely attended, as no party given meets
with such favor from the ladies' as those
under the direction of this benevolent order.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

Coon RESULT FROM THE POUND LAw.-Pri-
or to Monday morning last, when tae Pound
Law went into effect, our streets night and
day were infested with cattle and swine.
Late as Sunday evening they were enjoying
the largest liberty. They must have fully
understood that "Texas" would be after
them en- Monday morning, as not one has
been seen on the streets since. The Pound
keeper SO far has failed to make stake, !"
through either the ingratitude of the cows
and hogs or their owners. The effect of the
Pound Law is gratifying to our citizens, who
now feel quite sure that gates will be raised
off their hinges no more. that trees can leaf
out without danger of being torn to pieces
and that no more cess pools will be establish
ed wherever water may accidentally leak.
The Pound Law is success, long may it con-
tinue.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

RExARKABLE PREsERvArloN.-In moving
the remains of Masons who were buried at
San Francisco in Yerba Buena Cemetery re-
Gently, the coffin Of Josh Silstee, the actor
was opened and to the astonishment of all
present, the body was found to be in a re
markable state of preservation. His former
friends say the face looked as natural as
though he had been dead but twenty-four
hours. Even the clothing remained free
from soil or mould. Theinterment took place
fifteen years ago. An examination of the
body was made for scientific purposes. It
was decided that the remarkable preservation
Is due solely to the use Of one Of Fisk e patent
burial cases, now obsolete. Another body
which had been inferred twelve years, was
found equally well preserved, in the same
kind of coffin.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
NOTICE.


THO THE TAXPAYERS OF TUOLUN.-
IL ne County. The question o who is the proper
and Legal Tax Collector of Tuolumne County, has been
determined by decision of the Supreme Court of this
State rendered the 18th day of this present month
As about to enter the discharge of the duties of
Tax Collector, hope and trust shall have the cordial
aid ard support of all well disposed that have
interest in the welfare and progress the County to
enable to discharge duty according to nv oath as
required by law and justice.
As public servant, have friends to serve no enc
mics punish and inclination cause hard
ship to any Collector nevertheless am etermn
ed and intend that shall pay their taxes if there in
any law whereby can enforce payment.
s. NJ Miller Under Sheriff. ard myself will devote as
much of our time possible Collecting and will en-
deavor to make it convenient for TaxPayers by calling
them for State and Road Poll Taxes but thew must
not expect to be called on the third time
Foreign Miners License will be strictly enforced AGAINST
all such as can become American citizens who do NOT seek
remedy by making adeclaraton of intention For those
that live In out OF the places some points NAV be
gnated where money may be left and where in return
receipts will be left " ~
In collecting Property Tax due notice of the time and
place In various localities where can be paid within
the time prescribed by law will given Taxes on per-
sona property against holding no real estate,
must be paid at the time of assessment In the absence
myself or deputy the Assessor will be authorized coll
lect the same,
JOHN A. S. TROUT,
Sheriff and Ex-0ffco Tax Collector of Toul. Co.
sonora, April 10th, 1S1Q-3w
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

SrocKroN AM CerrERoroLIS RAiLsoAp.-
Now that San Joaquia county has placed tie
Stockton and Visalia Railroad Company in a
position enabling it to construct the road to a
point from which the iron thorocshtage will
almost of itself push forward to Eisalia, we
turn our attention to another enterprise sec
ond only in importance in the development
and prosperity Of the country to that just
started-the Stockton and C0pperopoliS Rail-
road. This road will open up an extensive
and valuable trade, turn to this point the
commerce of large section of country, and
largely increase the value of not only the
eastern portion Of this county, hut the pro-
perty of several other counties lying east,
northeast, and southeast of us. Ii we run
this road out to the foothills, feeders 10 it
will socn run north and south along the east
side of the valley, gathering the products and
carrying out the supplies. Stockton needs
this railroad, and has but to afford it slight
aid in starting to insure its completion. We
need not wait two years for power to give the
support. for happily. under the law, the
Board of Supervisors ere empowered to call
an election for q much larger sum than will
be needed or required from this county for
the construction of the Stockton and Ccp-
peropolis Railroad.-San Joaquin Republi-
can.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

PRosPEcTs BRIGHrENING.-As spring opens
the indications for business are improving.
The Lumbermen are getting up their teams
preparatory to business. Ourmerchants have
commenced receiving new supplies, the stag
nation of few weeks past is being overcome.
1t is reported that several quartz mines on
which work has been suspended for some
time will be worked this season. The Conf
dence mine which is yielding an average Of
thousand dollars per day, is giving new
life to prospectors. The hills Of our county
contain vast number of rich lodges, which
il properly worked cannot help proving prof.
table. There is no doubt that energy indus
try and capital will develop many more mines
equalling the Excelsior, Soulsby and Conf
dence. The result CT bad management for
several years destroyed all confidence in Tu-
olumne mines. 1t was oftener from reckless
management than from fault Of the mines
that failure ensued. We hear that our mines
and our lands will be looked after by outside
parties this summer. We hope and believe
that old Tuolumne has touched bottom on the
downward track. With the prospect of be-
ing brought near to Railroad communication.
of our lands being in market and with great
er feeling of confidence on the part of our own
citizens, there is every reason for thinking
that we have commenced gradually to in-
prove permanently. The future for our coun-
ty is more fattering to-day than it has been
for some years past.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

Hall. She can talk All women can. Dumb
ness isnot womanly virtue.
Every Negro in this city since the 10th
Amendment Ratification has swelled. The
increase in Ethiopic stature aud rotundity Is
visible TO the naked eve.
A dinner being rendered here TO the three
wise ahd upright Legislators, Hagsr, Ssun-
iers and Ryan they declined. They had just
dined. One more ratification and there would
be general African bodily bust ur.
Strawberries have made their appearance.
They are dear enough. Relying on them for
subsistence, man could soon eat his own
and his wite's head of.
The Oakland Pier daily stetehes itself near
er aud nearer to Goat Island. 1t must be a
mile and bali in length ftreminds a per
son of some Of Beriah Browns editorials.
PRENrIcE MuLroRp.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

SUDDEN DEsTH.-Our citizens were shock
ed yesterday, by hearing of the sudden death
of j. s. Jarnigan, man almost universally
known and respected throughout this and
Tuolumne counties. He was found dead in
his room. at the residence of r. Smithson.
FL Dorado street, at hnlf-past three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. lie was upon the street
on Monday, apparently in usual health, and
was heard in his room at eleven O'Clock yes-
terday, the last time he is known TO have
been alive. He had been complaining for
some months, but was so much better of late
he would socn fully recover his health. From
that he must have died in 6t. Mr.. Jarni-
and has resided in California for the last
twelve or fifteen years. Hewas formerly for
several years Postmaster at Shaw's Flat,
Tuolumne county, and has resided in this
city for the last six or seven years. lie was
a man of warm heart and generous impulses,
and his loss will be mourned by large cir
Gle of acapaintances and friends. At the
tine of his death he was aged about 40 years.
His funeral viii! take place from Coroner
Bonds residence to-Gay, atthree o clock P. NJ.
The above is taken from the Stockton In
dependent of Wednesday last. Mr.. Jarnigan
lived seTeral years in this county aud was
universally liked by every person with whom
be was thrown in contact. His numerous
friends will learn of his sudden and untimelv
death with feelings Of sorrow. Thus has
passed away another of our old residents.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

SAD DEATH OF CHILD.-On Monday, Wal
ter, child of five years, son Of John Griffin,
while playing with another boy year or
two older, fell into The Main Flume at Colum-
bia. His companion seized and held little
Walter until he could not stand against the
strength of the current cf water running in
the fume. When he let 90 of him the body
was swept down at q rapid rate. Alarm be-
ing given the miners left their work and ran
along the fiume TO save the child. Their ef
forts proved fruitless, the little fellow was
carried more than mile until stopped by a
slum gate, where he was found dead The
parents were frantic with grief causing many
a tear to start from those who witnessed the
scene. They have the sympathy fthe whole
community in their sudden and unexpected
loss.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
SATURDAY MORNING. Apr,, ~, 1879,
FauIr Gorso EAsr.-The introduction

FRuIr GoISo EAsr.-The introduction oil
California products into Eastern markets il
rapidly progressing. The Colorado. which
sailed yesterday for Panama, carried 200 cases
ofcanned Bartlett pears and apricots, shipped
by Cogiil, Lyon d Co. OF Front street to New
York consig0ees. Each case averaged dog.
en- and half cans Of Lusk & Co.'S manufac-
ture, and the fruit 10 OF the best quality. We
understand that large quantity Of assorted
canned fruit was shipped to-day to Montana,
but in what precise quantity, OF what kind,
we have not ~ yet ascertained. Hitherto,
shipments Of these commodities have been
from the East 10 the West, instead of from
Wes, to East. II is singular fact that sew
eral of our merchants have at present on their
hands largo stocks of Eastern canned fruits,
which they commonly dispose of at less than
cost, and manifestty better in the material
used, are being manufactured here TO such an
extent they are in excess of the demand of the
local market, and the manufacturer is COM
PEELED to seek more distant market. This
s.so is being done, and can be done to advan-
tsge, rs the following figures or quotations
Of one single article will show.
BY the latest commercial advices from Chi
cago, we find canned tomatoes, at reduced
prices, quoted at 81 50(02 rs per dozen, while
10 our market they stand at 81 10, high. IL
will be borne in mind that canned fruit in
che East is not what canned fruit in Calltor-
MIA is. Nine-tenths Of the fruit that in the
East finds its way to the canning factory is
not ft for the fresh fruit market-it is either
over-ripe or unripe, or has already been ex-
posed in the market until too stale for use.
In California we are net compelled to be so
economical of our fruit, and consequently we
use none but the best for canning purposes.
Lusk & Co.'S mandatory, at Oakland, is oc-
cupied to its full capacity, and between our
home market and the East, what it produces
commands ready sale. The fruit which
thew use is not nicked at discount from the
overstocked stalls of city market after lay
ing there for days perhaps weeks, butts pluck
ed from the trees or vines, as the case may
be, and Immediately prepared, hermetrically
sealed, labelled and made ready for market.
On an average we can undersell the Eastern
market 30 per cent. in the article of canned
fruite, and then give them an article superior
To anything they have ever seen in that line.
We pack our fruit differently, put II up bet
ter, give them better class of fruit, give it
in more convenient shape, and We think we
can command little Of their trade.-Bulletin.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

MINORITY REPRESENTATION York
elects Chief fJustice and six Associates on the
18th of next month, under the amended Con.
situation. Its provision is that no voter shall
be allowed to vote for more than four of the
Associate Judges. So that in no event eau
either party secure more than two-thirds of
the Court, the Chief Justice excepted. The
Republicans may carry the State by $4,000,
but if they do. only four Of the Judges on
their ticket will be elected the other two
will be taken from the head of the Democratic
ticket; and so rice rersd, should the Democrats
have a majority in the State. This will be
the first American experiment in minority
representation. Sacramento Union.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

SrAcE RoBBERY.-The Stage running be
tween Fiddletown and lone, Amador County
was stopped by two highwaymen on Tuesday
last. Wells Fargo & Co.'S, treasure box con
tanning $500. was carried off. Only one
passenger who had SIS, which was WELDED.
mp, the thieves gave him back So so for cur
rent expenses.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

EGYPTIAN SoLDIERs.-General G. P. Stone
who served in the Federal Army during the
war together with several ex-Federal and
Confederate officers have accepted commits
sions to serve in the Army of the viceroy of
Egypt.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

ELECTION OF VEsTRYMEN.-At the annual
meeting of St. James Episcopal Church, held
on Easter Monday evening, the following
gentlemen were elected Vestrymen for the
coming year: Abner Pitts. c. Burden, E.
A. Rogers, VIM. Kelley, L. ellison, D. NJ.
Kenfeld and D. Mclean. Abner Pitts ESQ.
and DIR. w. L. Sears were chosen to repre-
sent St. James Parish as delegates to the
Convention to be held in San Francisco in
May next
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

SUDDEN DEArH.-A colored woman named
Catherine Miller known as old Aunt Gather
Inc was found in her house alone in a dying
condition on Wednesday evening. She ap-
peared during the day in usual health was out
attending to her duties returned home and n
short time after was discovered insensible.
A doctor was Immediately summoned, but
she was dead before he arrived. An inquest
was held the jury found that the cause Of
death was, disease of the heart.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoN.-A law was en-
acted at the last session of the Legislature,
postponing the election Of Congressman in
this State until 1871. bill is before Con-
gress which it is believed will pass, providing
day throughout all the States upon which
Representatives shall be elected. In the
event Of its passage we will have Congress
sional Election this year.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

CONGRESSIONAL REpREsENrArIoN.- bill
fixing the number Of congressman at 275, ex-
elusive Of representatives of States to be here
after admitted-no State to suffer any reduc-
tion till after the forty-second Congress, has
passed the House of representatives, Sc to SO
under o suspension Of the rules.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

The effect of DR.. Walkers Vegetable Tine-
gdr BiHers, even when taken for its catbartic
properties, are very different from those of
any other medicine prepared specially for
that purpose.
There is no nausea or disturbance of the
stomach, and instead of causing any sense of
languor, or debility, il seems rather to invig-
crate the whole system, and excite the keen
est appetite.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

Charlottesville following persons have
been drawn as Grand Jurors for the Nav
term of the County Court. Donald Mclean,
Joseph Maupin, Samuel Hagerty. Henry
Hickman. n. j. Ames, :. H. Martin, Frank
Prassa. j. NJ Hampton, G. D. Gookin P. J..
G. Reyland, Frances Jasper, John Mooney,
j. R. Shepard, j. r. Jones, George D. Fon-
da, Robert Boyd, M. Sullivan, Joseph w.
Majors, A. L. Pfeiffer, John Taylor, j.
H.. Martin, George Meyers, John Jolly,
John Gill, 7. G. Dunton, j. L. Perkins,
George Barter, John Compton, Joseph Alder
man, and D. ii. Meyers.