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Real Estate Transfers.

OpheIia Hawley to Joseph Davey, July "a,
1871, lot 5, blk 80, Paw Paw $3.50.
Charles r. Brown and to Perry Kidney,
July 20, II. W q sec. ., Geneva, SloOo'
Isaac Huey and to Eli lucy, July 81, II,
seqof q sec %, Waverly, S8OO.
Thomas Adams and to Levi Emmonds,
July 81. II, 2 a on q sec. 80, Decatur Saoo.
George M. West and to Thomas Reed, July
%. II, W of W of Sec 30, DeeIield, $500.
Michael O'Rourke and W to Charles Dun
combe, July /, III, lots 3, and D, DIX a,
O'Rourke's add. Decatur, $475.
Eaton Branch and to VIM Branch, Aug,
II, "a of W q ssc 4, Lawrence, S5oo.
Baker & Richards and VS. to Michael Cromin'
Aug. 1, II, n W q OF n W sec. II, Lawrehce'
$500.
Courtlandt Palmer jr. and W by atty. to An
son I. Barnes, July IS, II, 8 h OF W q sec. D
Lawrence, $3.50.
VIM. D. Ward and W to S. H. and M. D..
Ward, Jug. 2, II, 80 acres on sec. 70, An
twerp, $500.
Albert Thompson and W to julius /. Soreday
Aug. /, II, n W q OF co sec. Y. South Ha-
ven, $1,000.
Jefferson Archer and to Douglas G. Sore
day, July 81, II, 65 acres on sec. IA, South
Haven, $4,000.
Lewis Garfield and to Roman Wilcox
July 7, II, parcel on sec. 80, Pine Grove Saoo
Julia \. parson to Morris Hamlin, Aug. 8
VI. sw q of q sec. 80, Decatur, 800.
Marriott A. Mead, to Williams and Phelps
Aur' Il. II, und i OF so acres on q sec.
Lawrence, $500.
Nv. Willard to Henry s. Harris, Aug IA Il
lots and II, blk rs, Paw Paw, S15O.
: OTIS Shaw and to Henry VI. Avery, Aug
1 5a q lot T. blk 3D. D . 'aa ''''D '''''-
John Kelley aud to II aIriet Dodge, Jul
D 25. II. part of blk Is. Paw Paw, $4,000.
: II. G.. Forsyth and to Philo g. Forsyth
i Aug. &, II, lot 10, biz Q, Decatur, 500
= soloman Curtss 20 Arson Stafford, Aug II
: II, W h OF ) Il sec. %, Columbia, 5000.
0 los ph NJ. Shut and W to James Smith, Aus
Is, u, lot y, mon add LAYTON, T!Jo-
WI. Miller and by atty. to Samuel .
TrpI. Aug. II, II, g n OF q gee. 33' ana
:. h Of 4 W sec. 81, Geneva, $1,000
- Jacob Corwin and to Hiram B. Corwi
Z, Aug. H. II, il of W q sec. 30, llamito
ii and 20 acres OF W q sec. q, Aeelef, @oJO
- Samuel orr and to William Neon, Aug. J
% II. 80 acres on W q sec. Is, law raw, SIU'
= Elizabeth IIamlin to Myra A. Cady, Julyo
III parcel on Q q sec. 8, Lawrence, SooO.
~ Luther Sutton and to Ira W. Allen. Al
} IT. II, 10 acres on sec. Il. Hartford, T4Oo'
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detroit. Aug. %.

DETROIT, Aug. rs,
The produce msrket has been active all week
but at the close there is rather heavy feeling
on the leading grains Flour has been selling
heavily for few days, on Eastern account, and
all appearances indicate that higher prices are
soon to obtain We quote choice white at
sc. 5Od6.65. Wheat has been selling at the
rate of 80 to rs cars per day. The closing
prices, which are 1c lower than yesterday, and
2@5c higher than last Wednesday, were Ex-
ira 1 35; No. white 100; Treadwell 1890
1.29% Amber 1.26. Corn is dull at $50. Oats
are in growing inquiry at 36@37c. Barley nom.
inal at SLIGO per 100. Rye 90@95c. Apples
are now quite steady, at 150@2.00 per bbl.-
Beans are wanted. and 1.25@1.60 would be
paid for uucleaned. The stock is light and the
dry weather causes holders to look forward &c
short crop. Rutter is more steady-choct
commands 1Sc; common 14@16c. Beeswax ii
wanted-3Oc offered by buyers. Cheese quie
at Coll. Eggs dull at 1l@12c. Feed is firm
at $3.50 for transportation S19 for coars,
middlings and @26 for fine do. Malt is hell
firm at 100 for No. /. Hides firm at 1913 10
green country. Onions $2.76per Dbl. Pota
toes 65@75c per bu. Provisions qWet-noy
pork s13@13.25 cash lard 915@t0. Peache
$2.5O@3 80 per bu. Tallow commands only 7c
Watermelons-stale failure Offering at Ia
10 per 100. Money steady at 514@10.
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COMWE-RCXAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, August %.

NEW YORK, August %.
Trade continues about $3.50. Buyers are
not coming forward as early as usual. and prices
for most commodities are weak Dry goods
are offered at shade lower figures than two
weeks since. and fierce little contest between
jobbers and agents is going on. Retailers can
afford to wait. Cotton down to 1874, and
splnners buying lightly. Sterling exchange
1887. Governments are quiet and gold weak
but close; latter closed at 1925. Nearly 81
600, 600 were paid out yesterday by the sub
Treasury on september interest," and lower
prices are looked for. The clique, somewhat
discouraged have withdrawn. Groceries are
steady but Inactive. Brazil coffees remain firm
Sugar has advanced 16@4c. Flour 1O@15 C
higher and in good shipping demand. Wheat
is liverpg up and daily approaching: amber,
Eichigan. /. 46M1. 43. Corn and oats quiet
the latter (western) 45@46. Butter IS offered
at concessions, but owing to the relative hlgt
price OF gold and low rate OF exchange, export
ers are not touching unless at extremely low
figures. Cheese ID in about the same condy
ton. Hops firm ut 25c, for No. state, art
8a15 for western. Mess pork advances to IS. IS
Live hogs more quiet. Wool is quiet anC
WOODEN goods are steady but not advancing,
DETROIG MARKET.
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CUE.SYH EiiE.

The twenty-frst Annual Exhibition OF the
Van Buren, County Agricultural Society, will
be held at the Grounds OF the Society, at Paw
Paw, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
the Sd, 4th and 9Th days Of October next. The
accommodations for Stock are ample. Floral
Hall will have wing added twenty by forty
feet. for the exhibition OF Fruits aud Negeta
bles-and In short, everything will be in the
very best condition for the accommodation OF
exhibitors and visitors.
All Premiums will be paid in cash, as soon as
the vouchers can be prepared after the awards
F. VI. MANNING, Pres't
o. 2. SHELDON, Sec'y. 653to.
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Obituary.

DIED.-On the 18th inst, with Cholera IN
fantum, Nina May, only child OF j. IL. ana
Julia E. Freeman, aged one year, three months
and five days.
Again the Angel OF death has visited us and
plucked q tender bud, around which the tendrils
of fond Father and loving Mothers heart
had learned to entwine. She has gone, the
Great Father has called her, "Ere her little
feet had grown familiar with the paths OF sin"
But,
We would not dare recall thee, "Ninie,"
Much as we loved thee here,
Twas Heavens great King that plucked the
To bloom more sweetly there. Lilly
The sncerest sympathes OF sorrowing
community are rendered to the afflicted parents.
Step gently DER the threshold now.
Sorrow is found within,
Grief sits on the parents brow
Where JOY has lately been.
One little form is missed around
The fireside morn and eve,
sleeping room is empty found,
All why did Nina leave3
Those pretty words she used to sing
Will long remembered be,
And to her friends the thought doth bring
That Nina now Is free.
Within little narrow bed
SO beautiful she lay,
A tiny rose its fragrance shed
Around that form Of clay.
But in that cline where she has gone
Bloom fairer flowers than these,
And DER those fields where she doth roam
Watts sweet heavenly breeze.
\ Golden harp the Savior brings
And places IN her hand,
Oh, listen how she sweetly sings
Among the angel band.
Grieve not that she has early gone
Where those employments are,
But rather strive to follow on.
Those mansions bright to share.
l.. y. d.
Cleveland papers please copy.
DIED.-In Buchanan, August 18th, ELLEN
LOUISA KELLY, wife OF G. ;. KELLY, anc
daughter OF ROBERT and LYDIA A CHERRY
aged % years and days.
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"a 'A,i'aIi7 FTyTTjye T.sr - TYI-
Fare - ONE DOLLAR per Day
B.. IA. PERKINS
Will reopen the

WILLARD HOUSE, IN PAW PAW,
The FIRST OF MAY. 1871,
The House has just been thoroughly re-ftted
and re-furnished. A fair share of the public
patronage is solicited. Ii will be the constant
endeavor Of the proprietor to see that the
wants of his customers are properly ministered
to. with promptness. Commercial Travellers
will find in this House pleasant home. 839
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WEDNESDAY. 1 o'clock, p. NJ

The Institute is progressing finely, having
IN to this Sixty-four Teachers IN attendance
rms number will still be increased A deep
.nterest IS manifested, and great good Will be
the result Of the Session. Professors fu'n"'I
and NcLouth of Ypsilanti are present ana
spnt. Ilosford is expected to be here to-mor-
row Prof. narrower is dong al IN his powe'
- make the Institute pleasant and profitable
- all. A full report next week.
COUNTY SURF.
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F1RH.-On Saturday night last, Mr.. A. G.
Harris, living on Reed st., IN the south part OF
the town. discovered his house on fire on the out
eide. A few pals Of water soon extinguished
that, when he discovered that his roof was all
ablaze; the odor OF rosin was plainly percep-
table, and it was evidently the work of some
fiend in human shape. An attempt had been
previously made, but was frustrated by the
faithful watch dog whose life was sacrificed
for his devotion. 1t is but few days since
billet OF wood was sent crashing through the
bedroom window in the night, aud fell within
few inches OF sleeping child. Such cases
remind one Of the old sailors remark on wit
Messing some of slavery's doings Of the earlier
days. "If the devil don't get that fellow, we
might as we'll have no DEVIL Kalamazoo
News.
n lire Home journal -.NOta5fe Change
Last October, Hearth and Home passed into
the hands OF Messrs ORANGE JUDD Il Co OF
245 Broadway New York. the well known pub
fishers of the American Agrcuturlst-a jour
nal long without rival in sterling value ano
circulation. The marked improvements ther
expected t. appear in Hearth and Home have
been fully realized, and it is now one OF the
choicest illustrated journals anywhere issued
for the family circle-adapted to both the Ju
venile and adult people, aud meeting the specia
wants Of the housekeeper. Besides it supplies
very useful chapters for the garden and farm
and an important news sheet giving value
able resume OF the news for a week, up to tn
moment Of issue. From $500 to $500 wort
of very fine engravings peautify each week.
number. We notice now a still further mar
Of enterprise on the part of the publishers
they have secured the exclusive editorial Ser
vices of EDWARD EaGLEsroN, 30 widely an
fayorably known by bis writings in Scribner'
Monthly, and many other Magazines aud Jour
nails, and especially as the chief superintend
ing Editor Of the New York Independent 70
some time past. With this notable addition
the previously large and strong editorial FORCE
HEARTH AND HOME can not fail to merit an
command prominent place in every house
hold, in CITY, village, and country. Specime
| copies can doubtless be obtained OF the pull
fishers, as above. Terms only % year.
, Single numbers cents. Hearth and llom
and American Agrlculturist together. "a yea
Better add one or both Of them to YOUR supp
OF reading; they are each worth infinitely mol
, than the small cost.
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-The South Haven Sentinel,
heretofore a neutral paper, has unfurled the
Republican flag and will hereafter be devoted
politics and local matters.
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Fop SALE on FxcHANeE-Forty acres OF
good land, twenty acres improved. and me
Young Orchard Just come into bearing, IN the
Township OF Lawrence, near Christies naae'
Terms easy, call at the premises, soItlz
July 25th, 1871 u. H. MohIf
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DEATH OF Mrs. c. L. NALLAND1dHAM'-hF
vol,andqham was stricken down by the sudden
7aotb ~ har husband, and has been suffering
severely ever since from physIcal anu iion'@i
urostratlon. i few weeks since she was TAKEN
70 Cumberland Md, by her relatives where
sbe has continued to grow worse and was re-
Gently seized with an attack of dysenterY' whlcn
resulted fatally. Her remains will be deposited
in vault at Cumberland, and removed to Day
TON. O.. for interment in the family burylne
,,ro,nd as soon az weather will permit Mrs
Vallandigham was sister Of the late Hon. '
y. Mcmahon, OF Baltimore
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TAKEN Up, BY the undersigned, one Brown
Mare, ten or twelve years old. and has the poll
evil. The owner ia requested to prove proper
ty. nav charges and take her away. S5ZL3
Athena, July rs, 1871. T. z. COLBU kN'
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RE.UMoN.-The 4th Michigan Cavalry will
hold reunion at Kalamazoo in Aliens Hall.
on the Dist day of September next. 1t is CO.
pected that the members of that Regiment will
al be present on that occasion.
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Coral department

WANIED.-A Girl to do house work IN a small
family. Enquire at the True Northerner
Office.
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business Notices.

You will find No. white wheat flour at Gid
dens at SO. 90 per 100 lbs. Every pound guar
anteed to give satisfaction. Try 1t.
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The largest stock, the best assorted and the
finest quality Of Dry Goods Clothing, Boots "
Shoes, Hats IL Caps, ever offered in this market
at the lowest prices. at Sellicks. 842
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We hear no complaints from that best japan
Tea; every one who has tired 1t says Glidden
keeps the best in town.
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NAS KuLED.-A man named John Weoster
,vos killed in the township Of Pavilion on
Tuesday in very singular manner. He was
puling stumps with machine and had a crow.
bar resting against his stomach and piece oil
,he stump flew off, striking the crowbar, which
ava the man such jar that he died in about
Four hours.-Kdl. Gazette.
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Rev. DR.. Eddy of Chicago has accepted the
call of the Presbyterian church at Niles, ana
will remove there about the first OF september
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Ladies do not buy your Millinery and Fame.
Goods before looking over the choice assert
mept of everything in the above line now open
ing at Sellick's. S42
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Barrs Pectoral Elixir is sold by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar. Sold by &. W. Longwell.
Bars Ague Medicine is sold for one dollar
per bottle. G.. w. Longwell, Agent.
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The freight depot of the Michigan Central
railroad at Nil, IS burglarously entered last
Sunday night and the safe broken mto. The
thieves secured about $3.50 and thus far have
eluded detection.
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TIE METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL comes to us
18th tho August Number, richly laden with
Good reading. John Tyndall, the eminent
Chemist Under the Surface, or the Workings
- TTniuersal Law Spiritual Presence; The
Beoear and the Banker Miss. Kate Stanton
Dirty Children; The Nervous and the Parai-
ized: street Sights in China with Original
Celestial" Designs The German School sys'
-, 1y,,ot Il il: The Chinese Labor Question,
- now Guessing OF an Old Puzzle; Conver'
-, and ia Uses: Are we True to Ourselves
49, %,r noxt President A Good Wife Hotel Life
in California; The Judgment OF aa'Sn g :
Picture in Two Lights; The beau.nul ouu
shine. new Poem after the style Oh peSu' !,
full Snow" Price, 30 cents. 10 year EAu
dress. 5. r. WELLS, Publisher, So9 Drosa"Sy
New York.
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ID. b. Deland's Best Saleratus at Glidden's
only 10 cents per pound.
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We propose to keep the largest stock and
make the lowest prices in all Straw and Milf
merry Goods now being shown at Selhck's. $40
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You can get good, two or three hooped pail
! at Glidden's for rs cents.
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The st. Paul Press Of the 18th says; AN
outbreak took place on Friday, at the junction
Of the Lake Superior and Northern Pacific rail-
roads, in which John Gurrill, Sheriff. was oah-
gerously shot. The troubeis supposed TO nave
originated by the suppression OF the liquor
traffic along the road.
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RrRG1AnY.-The saloon of j. y. shackelton
vos entered by burglars on Saturday night last
who succeeded in getting some three or 1oui
dollars IN change, revolver, and some other
NAL articles. IN all amounting to about $751;
Benton Harbor Palladium.
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A magnificent stock Of Straw Hats and Bon
nets Flowers, Ribbons, Laces ana Fancy GOODS
lust opened at Sellick's. S42
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May Flower Chewing Tobacco at Gliddens
l =
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If YOU want the coolest glass OF soda water
from the Arctic fountain so to Wheaton "
leeds. o4o
Save yourmoney by buying Teas OF Wheaton
& iced. $40
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PAW PAW, NgCH.

( adopt this mode Of lycrtisins my business
instead of employing agents. Ny Object isl, TO
reduce the expense Of the business as much rs
possible, so by purchasing Of me you pay no
agent fees. You can also save the expense Of
delivering the work if You choose; besides yon
can select the Marble yourself, and see the sJyie
Of it, as it will be, so there is no possible chance
for being dec ived or being disappointed.
By taking this course, there is n saving Of
from twenty to thirty per cent.-accordins to
how far the purchaser comes.
You can readily see that the money | save by
not keeping agents goes to the purchaser instead
of the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish work
cheaper. That cannot be done. unless done by
Apprentices / furnish no work of that class
as | employ no Apprentices.
My work and material cannot be questioned
less- Patronize home, if you can, and save
money by so doing. Sl3
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The best treatment for Group ia Bars Pee
toral Elixir. Sold by q. w. Longwell
Barr's Ague Medicine is purely vegetable IN
ts composition. G. w. Longwell, Agent.
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We are introducing
MANNY'S BROADCAST SEEDER AND
CULTIVATION,
With Grass Seed detachment We take pleas
ure in saying to our frlens that IL mas been
used in other localities with satisfactory results
We expect to call on as many OF the farmers as
time will permit, showing you the machine, al
lowing you TO give it thorough trial before
asking you to buy 1t is now vexed question
whether Drilling ls really preferable to Broad
cast sowing, and doubted 30 strongly that some
farmers have laid aside the Drill, and use the
Seeder in It's stead The price Of our Seeder
being less than the price Of Drill its capacl-
ty also to take the place Of Wheel Cultivator,
costing you $50, makes it an implement which
demands the attention OF every farmer in Van
Buren, County. MILLS BROS.
o. We call attention to the statement Of
James Bale, OF Antwerp, well-Known to many
Of our farmers
81 have used MANNY's BROADCAST SEEDER
AND CULTIvAToR to SOW sixteen acres OF Nor
way Oats, ON rough corn stubble that had
been dragged but once, as seed sower 1t
works admirably, and covers the grain better
than any drag or cultivator | have ever used,
and leaves the ground smooth. 1t did not
Clog runs easy Tor team. and there is nc
weight on the horses necks. ] sowed but one
bushe per acre, and my oats seem thick enough
and promise good yield. sec no reason why
it NAV not be recommended to the public as q
first-class implement, better calculated foI
sowing seed than any Drill, and NAV DO used
for other purposes and give good satisfaction
853tf JAMES BALE Antwerp"
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Barr's Pectoral Elixir stops cough at once
and cures cold in a few days. Sold by G.. W
LoDgwell.
Barr's Ague Medicine prevents chill after
tn first dose. G. W. Longwell, Agent.
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MILLINERY
MRS. HOYT

Has Just opened a splendid assortment OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
Which she offers at very low figures. Can ana
she will make prices suit, and SHOW goo1s d tLeV
will please YOU. Rooms over f. Smith Cos.
Paw paw Nov. 10. 1870. S05ly
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Ercry EHmiiy ShOnid Ke|p Pages
.4rnica oil in the House.
1t cures scalds, burns and itching humors
Chilblalns. wounds, and painful tumors,
All healing Ointment who can find
4 greater blessing for mankind.
Pages Arnca Oil cures rheumatism.
Pages Mandrake Pills cure Dyspepsia.
Pages Arnica Oil cures Pimples on the Face.
Pages Mandrake Pills cure headache.
846t13 Sold by WHEATON q TEED.
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Another large invoice Of cloth and vestings,
hist received at Van Aukens. ol7.
Have your Clothing made at Van Aukens.
Always the best Goods and lowest prices at
Van Aukens. oif.
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FoR SALE.-One horse five years old. sound
and IN good condition, tor sale CHEAP oy
Sietf f. ". MELcHoR.
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pensions.


SOLDIERS OF 1S12-for Pensions apply to
O. w. ROWLAND. County Clerk, Paw Paw. 80
II you want good Cane Chairs you will find
them at Nichols ~ Warmers.
Fine Chamber Suits cheap at Nichols d War
ners.
The best Spring Bed and Mattresses in the
World are sold cheap at Nichols ~ Warmers.
\ tlp-top set of Chairs can be bought for
So rs at Nichols ~ Warner g.
90 to Nichols & Warner if you want any Up
hostered Work. You will find it both good
and cheap. o32
DoN'r for ct that Messrs Nichols IL Warner,
OF Paw Paw, are selling furniture cheaper than
at any place this side OF Detroit.
Anything not on hand in the furniture line,
will be promptly ordered for customers S37
CLOVER HULLER FOR SALE.-One j. {. Bird
sells Combined Clover Huller, with or without
Horse Power, in good working order, will be
sold cheap and on easy terms. Enquire of
JAMES BULLARD, Paw Paw, Mich. S53tS
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved unincumbered farms. for one OF
more years. For tsrms, etc.. enquire Of
800 {. A. HARRISON, Paw Paw, Mich.
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v,s,t TEA. VEA. TEA.

TEA. TEA. TEA, TEA.
Those who enjoy good cup of Tea are here
bv informed that choice article OF Japan lea
can be had at the Grocery Store of W. IL. Gid
den, which will be sure TO give satisfaction to
all lovers Of taat beverage. $40.
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Asthma is speedily relieved by Bars Pee
toral Elixir. Sold by G w. Longwell.
Barr's Ague Medicine Is sure cure for Chlls
and Fever. G.. w. Longwell, Agent
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More New Goods. Another large invoice or
summer goods just received at Van Aukens
Splendid Lawns only one shilling per yard al
Van Aukens. o4i.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-25

PrparApy AT GALssBURGH.-On TUESDAY
night Frank Sutton's house was DroAen INV
and SAT in money taken from bis pants pocket.
-rbos. Meeker's house was also broken into and
s75 taken out Of his pants pocket. MIR. y.
Tousley's house was broken into and silver
watch worth S25 and $50 in money taken.-
John Dickey's house was broken open put he
bo.rd the thieves and drove them out before
they had accomplished anything