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Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18
A VALUABLE FARM
PUBLIC SALE.

We will offer at Public Sale, ON
81 TL'RDAf, February, 1sh, 1871,
At IL o'clock, ".
4 the National Hotel Midi.;pwn. Dclawarc,
a the following valuable tract Of Land, con-
tanning at out
One Hundred Acres.
Situated one-half mile from ,he village Of Me-
Donough, 81. Georges Hundred, New Caste
county, Del. npon the road leading from Boyd's
Corner to ST. Georges, three 3 inilcs from Mi
Pleasant Station. on the Delaware II. u. and
three 3 miles from Port Penn, upon the Della.
ware River, and convenient 10 Post Office,
Churches, and Schools.
The lind Ia n rich, sandy loan, yellow clay
subsoil, Is well Improved, and adapted TO peaches
aud all kinds Of grain or truck. The improve
menis are good TENANT HOUSE, with two
rooms, and the entire tract is under good chest
nu, fence. About a5 acres are under cnl,igaton
and the balance In Chestnut, Hickory and White
Oak Titnber.
A splendid spring branch waters every field.
Located midway and commanding the adyan-
iagc Of freighiing by railrood or steamboat, this
tract Of land offers great Inducements TO pcrsans
desiring TO enter upon the cultivation oftruck Of
all kinds. The tite IL lndspntablc.
- Terms Vadc known on day Of SALE
GEORGE ". INGRAM 1 CO.
Feb. ls-lw. Real Estate Agents.
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Caroline Co. Land Association,
9th, apd King SITS.
VII MIyGTON, DEL
TILE CAROLINE PEARL

Will be sen, 10 all purchasers rnEr tor one quar-
Ter on application. |, will give detailed ae-
conn, Of our proceedings from time TO time.
Newspapers wishing 10 advertise Tor us, VIII
please send us their lowest rates.
Denton, Groiin Go, MI, ln february, 1911.
Feb 4-W.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

One fatp Wagon, | ox-cart, NH Wagon,
will carry 20 baskets OF peaches Family Tar
riagc, nearly new, Pennington RcaIct and
Mower, ! ilussey Reaper new Grain Drili with
iiamilion's Phosphate At,ael,mcni, Grain Fan,
Siccl-too,hcd Rake, Flows, Ilarrows aud Gull
'vaiors ! ncw-ground plow also Forks shov-
els, Spades and Hoes. / Sc, Wagon Harness, j
set Mill-wHgon Harness, set Carriage Harness,
nearly new, also lot ni p,ow gears Sleigh aud
bells, Hrind-s,onc 30 rrnin bags. 400 pcacl,
Baskets. Timothy and clover hay hy the ton.
Lot of Pork by the pound. Household and
Kitchen Furniture Alsoa 10, ofnait, Fixtures
Thirty acres Of whca, In The ground
E.S- Conditions made known on day Of sale
$, ~ ENos Auc. l.. A. III RNliAM.
Feb ls-lw
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wheeler 1 Wilson's SswinE Machines and
Needles. Grover l3aksrs Sewiag Machines and
Nsedlss. Wilcox ! Gibbs Sswlng Mschincs and
Needles. For Sale by
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At lO o'elock. Al. M.

Nv 7" ..'UFN' ~ NJ
The iallpWiag described property, 10 wit:
IA Six good HORSES, four~nm
pf whrh a.e good drivers
.Nr5sA..l4 head OF CATTLE, con- ---0
sisting Of yoke of large Oxen, 3 years old well
broken; head Of Mich Cows, 8 head Of Steers
aud llcifsrs Stpais Of Chester County and
Jersey stock
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1850 GIFTS. consisting of Washing Ma
rhincs Wrihgers, Standard looks and Works pf
Ar, none oi them can be purchased, at remt.,
inr less than = %, Willie some are worth
81 nD and more.
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THE CHILD or CHRIST!

A child with human body and dress, angelic
face, and divine 9yfs 10 represented - wcll that
words cannot tell half It's worth. We do not
think that any engraving has YET reached the
excellence Of this, In touching the heart and lir-
ing Il away TO a higher world. The eye never
tires 10 look. The morc Il Is seen, tho GREATER
the desire 10 look again and again.
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Canned Cora, Tomatoes, Pickles, Prepared
CocoanMt, Farina, Sea Mos Psrinc, Corn Starch,
currants, Raisins, Citron, Cranbcrrics and Lem
ons just received and for Sale by
J. A. REYNOLDS L SONS.
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Also q correct Lithograph Likeness q
GEN. sTONEWALL JACKSON.

The hest, largest and handsomes, ever published, i,
10 pain. worth 81 90, which we will sell on the
same terms, for 80 90. Il Is truly n gem Of art
A FORTUNE FOR YOU.
With each engraving, till We have sold $4,000
copies, VIC will givc raxw, one share or ticket.
emitting each shareholder to one Of the follow
ing gifts.
Read on, ana rsmpmhcr, tina, every ticket hold
cr will positively get one Of the following, which
which will be distributed by drawing
Al DENTON, Maryland.
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PUBLIC SALE.

1NlIE subscriber win sell AT her residence, on
L the road leading from Odessa ,p Armstrong;
Corner, on
TUESDAY, FHRRFARE 2lw. ISL,
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THU t,sPIERRE HOTEL,
DENTON. Md,

containing iwen,y-six rooms, furnished through
out, with all modern con vcniences, plenty Of out
buildings, sinhling for thirty horses including
all outfit, stock, &c., worth cash, S25,0oo.
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TESTIMONIALS.

MippLErowx. DEL,
Feb. nth. lsIi.
have used the CONG, Oil. and can nnhcsta-
,ingly recommend IL as giving u hci.sr and
brighter light than coal oil
WM. H. BARR.
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No. !. Shore Mackcrcl, In Barrels, Half Bbls.
Quarter and Kits. No. 3 medium Mackcrel In
i,bls. and half bbls. Labrador Split and East
port Herring, in barrels and half bbls. New
Georges Goldfish, by the pound, for Sale nt
REYNOLDS L SONS.
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NEW sIonY, , MN

uAvtxU rssoyr@ % ~ ksw asses = "a
now DwsIAra1 10 oNLf ~ nusdessl6. e11Sn111
md fFiehde ~ nnuag4lly ksNp ~ 4(cG1t1 M ~
sSvs'psws " xsW Oosd6 ssa6lGiinS II NJ 1b1
lowsi
nnEG9 oooue
ss.s.Ieui siadss = No., sv~s, tyssa - n
blsck Rspseas Cl0lts - kspllts. N
Cslsbsatsd Buohl0 DSnsd u u1sek
AIpWsas IN ~ md vcsy 49,.
able shades, AzussdF aad
plain DeiAin9, rlnid
P0rlIns. fbr Abs-"
a. and Chil-
dren's drrssss, H.,
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III Acres and 40 Square Perches

Of LAND. he the same more or less. To he
.ad TREE and clear OF dower. Attendance will
he given and terms of sale made known by the
Executor. Henry Davis, or bs t;eorge Gray, Esq.
hi, attorney by order Of the Court.
BENZ. n. rSTick
Jan 2s-ts Clerk of orphans Court.
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THE PICTURE HILL FARM.
Caroline tnilniy, MI

Caroline county Nd,
OF los ncrcs, on tho ,hop'ank river, having n
steamboat wharf uu IL. with Il good scope Of
country 10 support IL; with line kiln, good
hui dngs. a large variety OF fruit. convenient TO
churches aud schools anly six miles from Ens,on,
the larses, business 'oan or the Delaware PENN
>ula $4,000.
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4 0DRF WORTH IRON
III co to 925 5000
THN DIHINHERITEp !,

young man, through the willy influence Of
some ID his household, is'dsprivtd Of share In
his fathers house. Having hut sorrow NJ his
lot, he departs, aud from \ ncigiiboving hill he
takes his last iouk and farewell TO the sccncs of
his younger and better days. The heart ills
with deep sorrow IN examining this subject 50
well drawn
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TIE Genuine Rheumatic Flannel At
HANSON BRpS.
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l.eavy iiurkskin t;nuniieis and Gloves for men
aud boys wear ai REYNOLDS s Sons
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THE COLD SPRING FARM,

of 30 acres; one mile from benton, one mls
from steamboat landing. five milrs icdm the Md
4 Del Il, n one thousand peach trees, my
apple trees, choice varieties oi Strawberries cher
rics, plnms apricots, crab apples, dwarf pears,
splendid new buildings, worth Ss.ooo.
TIE CARTER FARM
With so acrcs fine orchard, good buildings,
choice whea, land, S5,oU0.
\ HOUSE IN DENTON
with one aud n.hali acre orchard with the finest
varieties oil irui., S3.0n0.
200 Standard Sewing Machines
North from $40 TO Sl50.
90 Waltham Watches,
Each worth from so 10 Si00.
4 Pianos,
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We are closing out our Stock Of Men, Boy
and Youths heavy Boots nj great reduced prices
10 make room for our usual large Spring Stock
Close buyers In want Of Bargains are invited I,
call, as We are determined 10 close the Stock ou
before the 10th Of march, 1871.
J. A. REYNOLDS l. SONS.
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RCRLE.N'G TON.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago or
indianapolis how shall we reach the West |?
The best Line is acknowledged TO be the c., b.
q, joinedtogether with the b. d NJ. Railroad
by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called
the Burlington Route.
The main line OF the Route running to Oma-
ha, connects with the great Pacific Roads, and
forms to-day the leading route to California
The Middle Branch, entering Nebraska at
Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln, the State
Capital, and Will this year be finished to Fort
hearney, forming the shortest route across the
| Continent by over 100 miles.
Another branch OF the 3. NJ, dyerging at
Red Oak, falls INTO line running down the
Missouri through st. Joe to Kansas City, and
all Kansas Passengers by this route to Kan
sas, see Illinois, Southern Iowa. and Missouri,
and, by a slight divergence, can see Nebraska
also.
Lovers Of fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for it's towns ''high-gleam-
ing from afar"-lts tree-fringed streams-its
rough bluffs and quarues-its corn-oceans
stretching over the prairies further than eye
can reach.
Land-buyers viii be sure to remember it, fol-
they have friends among the two thousand who
have already bought farms from Geo. s. Harris
the Land Commissioner OF the b. 81 NJ. r. r.
at Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thou
sand home-steaders and pre-emptors who las
year filed claims in the Lincoln land Office
where "Uncle Sam is rich enough to give III
all g farm" S51
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GIVEN Up A. LOST.

n . second thiug =, the patients mans; Stay ga
warn, room until tucY get Wei; Dc - ai'uS 'n'-
rs sea SO lac i a,t he gec o., - cIc
can not he erected. Fresh air and rom. ut,
gsil and winter season, are ali pIcrs. Phys,-
cinns who recommend that course lose iae.r if.-
because they are in tho house they mnat not
ST, down quiet they must walk ABOUT the room
ret una good circulation If blood. The patients
must Keep ia good slirits-be determined &C. get
wei. This has Il great deal L 40 VIII. the ape
1T and is the great point t. gain.
o despair of cure after sucn cylScaee 81 ~
IA lty IN all others, - sinful. Df. d Hrt r'r-
SoGal statement 10 the Faculty + A.s own euro
was in these modest words:
consumption; confined - nv bed ana at one
straws, | heard Of and obtained the preparations
which row oiier 70 The pu.i.c, ma y, tneS 3of
perfect cure OF me. II stcMec T. lae l'St 4
could feel them penetrate my Whole systsm;
they soon rpenod the matter IN my iunga, and
yellow matter every morning FORA lonE time
:" rs soon as that logan 10 suPsde, ny cough ,,i,
fever pains. ard night swcats ali be.9l 20 t'"Ve
me. ami my appetite became 80 great that u was
with difficulty that could Keep iron ei,i"f 700 100
much. soon gained NY strcHgiA' ti.u nave
grown in flesh ever siUce
- / was weighed shortly a:,er ny IecnF,ty1
skeleton; my weight was only ninety ven
pounds my present we}ht j. tW, nui'p,ru no no
twenty-five t2l5) pounds. ana tyF cars 'Fe 'l'-
Dr Schouck has discontinued ms prof. eHe'OItI
visits 10 Npyv-Yorii and Boston. lie or my stu,
Dr j. H. schemes. jr, ssh continue o. syr "a
fIrpt1 ~ their CGco. so. - North ~ In ttfCct'
pbilaIcluhia every Saturday irouH An. TO- ~.
Those who wish - thorough cA1in'notiou WIN
tha EcspiromCtcr viii ta CHARGED 20 me 80
uirometcr declares the oNFrt tHitltith tt thc
iungs and patients can readily learn WhctAef
thev are curaOlc or not ,,.... .-,
,The directions for taking The medIc,nes arc
tapted 60 tho intelligence ever ~ chi1,, ~, ~
low these directions, Jul 80 Ni-l ~ ID 5.tt.t
vo.t Cvcerting that in some cases mo ''ll"4i'..t
PMS ere 90 be tlkgl ln lHtiet-to "'7tsf .,r
Ihrra medicines need I'D ,tlcr .''. -i'lilNirIt-
thaD tho ample Instruct rs t,t "., . $500
fioul. First crc1tn appetite. 'l returning
health hunger i5 tho most NclC a.h' p! ..i.
Whom IL comes. as BE- VIII come Icy l' i. ''.'
fllIo-ys the cough l0o-ens. ire lhtIl ~ a..
abdted Tn shait tine CON ~ '''~'~
'I1r 1,hrnrs r,cdi 'incs are Co.>ialt. NeIl ~
toms of thDtfe9nds Of families. AS e lhN.ti Nr
..,,r,-,tfva tho NfgulT q PHI alc % standard pre-
rsr.Ifian y, while the = 'munlc SYRUP t8 % tGIe
ri csuuhs ard colds ly Dee REGARDED Hs 81 pro-
rbvinctcric against Goa .umptiJl 10 amy 90 's
prlee 81 tho Pulronio Syrup ani faa-wcc0
-r1f'ic t1 -3a bottle. ~ 10 . at dozen. .ttu-
dr,,le pills. 81 cents teN, Fer tdc py an tfnE-
g3.a urd dealers.
HURLBUr & EDSAh,
- Lake So, Chicago H.
General A-crts go
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4 4I.ppIY or coon HL00N

The Soa-wooi Tonic, in conjunction with tilc
Pills. permeates and Js>."! ti'- wan 49, 't'd.
Chyl' ticati0n is nov Progressing without as ire
viOus fortunes. - Ec~tiun bccpWe~ iuii.'~s ,ni
the cure Is seen - bc az haHU. There u' 'n''c
tatulcnce, no cXaceTJutioN ~ the stomach an
appetite sets in.
Vow comes the greatest Blood pUr'fercyN set
Given by an indU!gcut ttIi-r Z Suffering u,,,t.
~chonCk's PulmouIc syrup MOS iE o ICrlrim
il functions and t. EHst,I t,nd & upicte the
cure. IL enters at once upon it, .fk. H"'tr0
nin not be chertpd. IL collects ana VreHs tho
impaired and diseased poitions ot Tie iGi-S-
lu tne form sc gatherings, IL prelafes thc'n Tor
cxpcctoration, ard 70, IN a very short time mo
malady IS yaEGuisAej. tie rotten throne that it
occupied is renovated and made new, and the
patient % all tine dignity &c reclaimed $ .ur. NterS
toYtl u enjoy the manhood OF " n-3"A" GOD Tat
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correspondent of the Saginaw Enterprise,
writing from Vernon, Mich, says there is a
woman in that VII age who publishes news
paper, writes her own editorials. gathers her
own news items, sets her own type, does the
press work, and runs a somewhat extensive job
room, in addition to dong the cooking and
housework for large family. She commenced
BUSINESS eight months ago, and has never en-
ployed any instructor or assistant. aud never
had any practical knowledge Of the printer g
trade. Her name is Crawford and she calls her
paper the Cbronlcle.
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AccU'VT.-We learn that Daniel Osborn,
Carpenter and JOINER of this village, while de-
sending from building on which he was at
work, by ladder, missed his footing and was
nrecipitated to the ground-the fall breaking
us leg just above the ankle.
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An ingenious wife in Des MONIES cured
her husband Of snoring thus; She had gutta
percha tube With TIVE cup-chaped ends one
she put over bic nose and mouth. and the other
over his ear. He consumes his own NOISE. as a
stoye does its smoke, and wakes up instanter.
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D. F. GLDDEN, of this village, has been en-
ployed as Principal OF the South Haven Graded
school for tho ensuing year. We are much
gratifed at this, as it shows what can be done
by our boys who set their mark high and then
so to work IN right good earnest, and climb up
20 il.
The VAN buren, Co. FARMERS CLUB will hold
its first meeting on the afternoon OF Saturday.
July 2Sth, at the Club Room over Taylor's Meat
Market. Every member is requested to be
present aud bring his neighbor.
A. c. GLIDDEN. See'y.
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T1Rsr.-The first wheat sold in this Market,
was brought in 10y Joseph Gilman, OF the town
ship Of Antwerp, on Saturday the 18th INST.
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SuER1EF SALh.

Bv virtue OF an execution issued ont OF and
under the seal OF the circuit court for the
county Of Van Buren,, against tae goods and
chattels, lands, ana tenements, Of John Camp
bell, and in favor OF Albert Il. Widely, and to
me directed and delivered snail sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at the front
door of the court house, IN Paw Paw, III tue
county OF Van Buren, on saturday. the I'd day
OF september, s.. j. 1871. at one o'clockin tie
afternoon OF SAID day, all the right utio and IN
terest or John Campbell, in and to the follow
ing described real estate to-Ut: Tho cast half
Of tie north cast quarter oi section number
twelve (lz) from two % south Of range tbir-
teen ti3) west also lots seven @ and eight 60
block one CD, uuiop addition 20 the village ot
LaVtou, according to tao recorded pi1tt tiera-
OIL all IN The county O. Van Buren,, and state
OF Hichigan. Dated July 2lst, 4. 3D. 1871.
MILLLAM N. SLRELNE. sler.lI. alIll.
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Tho san Antouio postmaster received q
letter lately TO ray NANNY" Il wae not
delivered Llll, some waoks after, small, fierce
LOOKING Old woman appeared st the Postoiiice
window saying Mister, have you got any lot
ter from my Johnny y when no hit the mark
AZ once.
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Lhe sweetest songs aTG those
That few men ever hear
Aud uc men ever Eiug
&c elehi sat skies arc those
The "a toes OF appear
To bli % strougea; wing
The dttreet l27es $40 thOUc
That no man can come ustr
With his beat following
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Thework Of cure j. now beginning. The y,tia-
tod and mucous deposits I'm the bowels and az tie
alimeutary canal are elected. The livCr IKE
"a clock. il wound up. ltarouses truu IT, trrl.c-
ity. The stomach acts responsiveness. d'o NE
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DIR. JOSEPH ii. SCUENCIi' : SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and availed themselves Of his wonderfully Cflca-
Ciolis medicines, they would not have fallen.
Dr. SChenck has in his own case proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that vital
ity. by his medicines and his directions for their
use. il Cuickened into healthful vigOr.
IN this statement there is nothing prcsump-
tuous 10 the faith of the invalid Is made no
representation that is not II thousand times sno-
Stimulated by living and visible works. Tho
theory of the cure by DR. Schcnck's medicines
il as simple il IL untailing. It's philosophy re
CURES no argument. Its selt-assurtnE, sCl1-cCn-
Vincn2.
The -ea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
first two weapons Wlth which the c!taCcl OF the
ma ady il aSs;iicd. Two thirds of the cases OF
consumption originate in dyspepsia and IL iunc-
tinniliy disor,Cred liver. With this condition
the bronchial tubes " sympathze with mo
stomach. They respond 70 the mOTbihc action
ol the liver. Here Then comes the eliminating
result, ana the setting IN, with ali IL G@lttas-
Iny .NuIptOlus Oi
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3ILTETNER. Y
q. ~ JEl'VT TIC 70 x II &.
Fare-ONE DOLLAR per Day
-. EH. PERKINS
Win ra-onnn the

WILLARD HOOSE, ~ Jaw Jaw,
The FIRST or MAY. 1871,
The House has just been thoroughly re-iitted
and re-furnished. A fair share OF the public
patronage is solicited. 1t will be the constant
endeavor OF the proprietor to see that the
wants OF his customers are properly minlstered
10, with promptness. Commercial travellers
will find i'm this House pleasant home, S39
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

!. UBSCRIBERS receiving their papers with an
y after the name arc notified that their sub
-.riptious will expire in two weeks and those
marked M have already expired.
CONTRIBUTORS ara requested 10 write with
I INK, on ONE SIDE Of the SHEET ONLY.
COMMUNICATIONS must be accompanied by
I the tu name ot the author, and I'm no I'M
lance will MSS be returned unless stamp is
gc.osed for that purpose.
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CHARGED WITH MANsLAUGHrER.-Last Satur-
dav evening. man named Buck, resident of
Pokagon township, was brought before Justice
Schermerhoru, charged with manslaughter, and
was held to bail IN $1,000 for his appearance on
the following Tuesday for hearing. Tho cir
cumstances leading to the arrest, as we gather
them. are as follows: the wife Of Buck and
another lady were returning from whortle-
berry marsh, on Thursday last, when they were
met by Charles and Frank lloyt, and, as is as
serted by Buck, were lnsulted by Charles Hoyt.
Buck, who was not far off, came UP, and after
some words. struck Hoyt aud knocked him
down-rising he made pass for Buck, which
the latter warded off and again knocked him
down. lie then left Hoyt. who went home
He complained the next day of feeling badly
and continued to grow worse until Saturday
when he died. Buck was then arrested charged
with causing his death, By the blows he had
struck him. Previous 10 the examination on
tuesday post norton examination of the de-
ceased was held, whose report in substance
was. that his heart was badly diseased, but that
10 signs of injury from the blows he had re-
,elved, were di.coverable They gave as their
JlulOlI, 10 IlCu Va ctScdSS VI stiS ilSdiNs AlltL
be hearing on Tuesday, he was discharged -
Ca,s Co Republican.
CHICAGO. July l5.-Thomas Lincoln. uuiver-
sally known rs =" Tad" Lincoln, youngest son
o.! the late President lincoln, died at tae Cif-
-on House. IN THE city, ut Z O'Clock tais morn
ing. His disease WAS dropsg o. The heart.
His 18Th birthday occurred In May. lie was
aiken III in Few DAYS after returning iroal
europe During his illness hIB mother has
seen bis constant attendant There has al
ravs existed the varme-t affection between
The two, and Mrs. Lincoln is almost completely
urostratsd by her ailIcuon.
A. Toclmsoh sporting man re.sossv puJ-
fishes this Challenge " sal bet II - tha.
.,lv hired man, Lucms QuiEtus Shimmerlolu.
an take longer 90 20 O. tlo harvest Geld, get
3a,k to dinner quicker, eat more do less, and
balr down harlor on panel of fence than
any other hIrod man within ID miles Of thc
lax stid Of Newborg' Responses NAV be sen
in anytime Within tho mkt p d'ys, ~
III. D. FoRsYtn having returned TO Paw Pa "
and lo;stel first door east OF the Dychma
House. uo stairs, will be pleased to sec his oil
friends and all othe rs in want OF a FIRST elias
boot.
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= SCHULENBURG. billiard Table NAM
Y. FACTuRER. with Delaney Patent steel Wire
Cushions, J@. loo aud lo2 Randolph 80, Detroit,
Mich. Branch, ~. Joseph. VI o.
also manufacture Pigconhole, Jenny Lind and
Bagatclc Tables and do all kinds of altering and
repairing. Keep always on hand Second hand
Tables and all Goods appertatning TO Billiards.
Bowling Pins and Balls Tor sale. Also all kinds
of trimming done. so
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-21

NOTICING are contemplating the COM
mencment of the publication OF a series OF first
class Noveletts, which possess both interest
and Literary merit. We have several hundred
pages of manuscript en- hand, and are only
waiting until we can perfect arrangements for
introducing some change in our office, which
will materially improve our paper. 845.
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CONSUMPTION.
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Two Mandrake I Is arc composed of ono Oi Mt
i!rn's nuhlcst gift.-the PodorhilUm petatum-
Thcy POSSESS AL tie Understanding. Alternative
L-r-.L.Lrs u CAIuL-ol. DIT. uMLk. CL-ln.... tLol
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-21

A NICE PAPER.-The Charlotte DEMOCRATIC
LEADER opposes the Prohibltory Liquor Law
as an act of Radical Fanatlcism, and thinks
that ''tax on Saloon Keepers" will DO the
business. Man this is the 18th century, and
we are well in the last half Of it too. and wIthal
we all claim good deal OF civilization for it.
The great majority desire that all the Barbar-
Izing influences and machinery shall be dis
peused with.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-21

BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR is recommended to
any one afflicted with severe cough.
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