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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28
Commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virtue off, decree of the Chancery
Court of Pamela county, State OF Mississippi,
rendered therein on the 18th day Of October
1870, in the suit of D. c. Woods, ct al Com
plainants, against James s. Woods, ct al De-
PENDANTS No. 234, in said court. | will a.
Commissioner therein appointed on Monday
the 30th day of January 1871, at the Court
house of said county, in the town OF Pamela,
offer for sale at public auction. to the highest
bidder, the following Lands in said county of
Pamela, to wit: South west quarter of section
10, Township 8 Range 6 west, North west quar-
ter of section 10, North west quarter of section
80, Township 0 Range b west, Thirty-four.
acres in South East quarter Of section l6, be-
ing all of Said quarter not before set apart as
the Widows dover to same; The south west
quarter of section 10, Township Q, Range 6.
west, South west quarter of SC ctio1 al, Town
ship ., Range 6 west,
Terms of Sale.
Ten per cent of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, the balance on a credit of Four
and Twelve months from the day of sale, 8
per ccntInterest from day of sale. Bonds with
good ccurity will be required for deferred
Mpayments
So ]. G. HARRISON
Commissioner
MILLER h MILLER.
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Dissolution NGticp,

The partnership heretofore existing between
NJ. II. Trartham, }. G. Wright D. 4. Richa.
ards and W. s. Chapman of Long Greek, Miss,
undcr the firm name of Tmntham, Wright
4 Co, was dissolved by mutual consent On 18th
January, 1871, Each one is authorized to
s.gn the firm name in the liquidation of The
business,
NJ, II. TRANTHAM,
&c. WRIGHT,
d. A. RICHARDS,
W. s. CHAPMAN,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice J. hereby given that letters o. admin
i'tr'tion was granted to the undersigned party
at the October term 1869 of the Probate Court
Of Pouola county, Miss, upon the estate Of VI
G. CrrwIcy, deed. aninoticc is hereby given ia
all parties holding claims against said estate to
come in aud probate the same within the time
required by law or they will be forever bar
red. Parties Indebted to the estate must set.
tie the same or they will he sued.
JOHN BRYANT.
Jan28.dt Administrator.
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Administrations Notice.

Whereas ntt,rs administration on the estate
OF W, G, Maxwell, dec were granted TO the I'M
designed by the Hon. Chanccry Court of Pc
nola county Miss, on the oath day Of january
1871. Now, al persons having claims against
said estate will prcscntlhem and have ,hr same
allowed and registered within the time allow
'd by law or the same will be forever barred.
J. II. MAXWELL,
|. G. WESSON,
Ja%S-ot Administrations.
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Attachment Notice.

The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela county.
Ia the Justices Court, Beat 80. ! ofsaid county
c G. wilbourn,
No. II w.
n q. Skipwith. }
Attachment was issued on the lith day Of
November 1870 against the estate of ~. GSkip-
with. defendant, for lhc sum of one hundred
aud forty dollars, returnahle to said Court De-
cemher 10th, 1870, and it appearing that the
defendant resides in the State Of Louisiana, post
Office and county unknown; notice is hereby
given to said N. G.. Skipwith thnt unless he APP
pears atsail Court, to be helda It Pleasant Mount
on the second Saturday in February 1871, and
plead to said attachment, judgement will be
rendered and the property attached sold.
st r. G. BALCII, J. p.
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PUBLIC sc HOOiS.

We understand from the County
superintendent that the Board OF
Education will not levy any addi-
tlonal tax for schooI purposes this
year, aud only propose to keep up
schooIsa a the public expense for four
months during the year, prcf,rriug
to see how the present plan will OPP
crate, using only the monies now on
hand in the experiment, rather than
levy an additional tax upon the coun-
ty to keep up schools for n longer
period. Wemost heartily commend
this action Of the Board, and think
that it the children of the county
can get four months education at the
public expense, thatthcir parents can
well afford to send them the balance
OF tile year, for should the school be
Kept up longer, every citizen would
feel the burthtn in The tax imuosed.
and the parent wouId make nothing,
in a %pecnniary point of view, but be
deprived OF the choice of their teach.
or.
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New Firm.

Tuu,lnmon1 p;.h..hum
,i,ra ~. G."nn"' """U n.H, "1luS WIN con,
,nfor Nv, g., "TS. ., ."Vii U,u Sanu
NJ IL. TRANTnAM.
j. A. RICHARDS.
In retiring from the firm of Trsntham, Wright
& Co, We cordially recommend our successors.
Messrs, Trantham & Richards as gentlemen
and business men worthy OF a liberal patron
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CnANCERY CLERR's OFricE. ]
Pamela Comfy. Miss !

Pamela County, Miss,
January 2, 1871
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
OF Pamela county,
| have the honor to submit for
your inspection, the following ac-
count of the receipts and disbursc.
ments made on behalf of the county
OF Pamela for the year 1870.
RECEIPTS.
For taxes up to June
18th, 1870, 20.7a9 Al
For taxes since, 1887 SIS
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Commissioners Sale of Lands,
Jane Clayton ct al
NS
LJ0ial Vernon ii nj

No 2iG.
Vuderand by ,virturc Of two DEGREES orthC
Chanccry court Of Pamela county. State Of Mis-
sissippi, rendered in the above entitled cause,
! will at the Court house door in the town Of
Panola,on Monday the 9Th day of Norcl' be
tween legal hours, offer for sale to The highest
bidder the following Real Eitat. 10 wit
The South west quarter Of section 90, aud
that part Of South East quarter OF said section
22nnd al, that part Of section -, North r. the
TalIalatchic rivcr,all in Township Eight Range
Seven west, in said county ofPanolm
Said land is known as the Wilds Vernon
place lying on the Mississippi and Tcnncsse
Railroad, on the north side of the TallShatchie
River, and will be sold in tracts of not more
than one hundred aud sixty acres
TERMS OFSALE.
One third cash, balance in one and t wo
years, with approved security for deferred pay
mcnts.
&c HARRISON,
~Jan-2S-jt Commissioner
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DIR. John ID. Woods has resumed
the editorial control of the Scaoba
Spectator. We extend u welcome,
although personally a stranger, to
the witty punstcr back into the edi-
tolial corps.
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Due Guillord vaughan, rc-
pairs on Court house, , 90
" 5. H. Blanu,Liquor tax
refunded. $50 90
&, W. Richards Liquor
tax refunded, rs 90
" Per diem Board Super
yisors, 81 go
Ben BaiIy, error in A.
scssment, 90
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
books in Chanccry clerks
office authorized by leg
islaturc, 800 90
A. r. Howe, and Jurors
holding inquest, % 90
;, >, Starncs,rcpairs on
Court house, 10 90
" Dock Flint repairs on
Court house gates, 3 so
" Per diem Board of Su-
peryisors, % 90
Boyle & Chapman
Stationary and books, 800 70
Ned Vaughan repairs on
well, | 90.
A" L. Ozannc, binding
books, 18 90
w. G. Clark Stationary 0 90
t. Ozannc, wood for,
court house and Jail, 100 90
G. IL. Gleason, books
for circuit clerks office, lGl 60
{. II. Gleason, Fix of
ticio services as circuit
clerk, Is 90
t. Ozannc allowancebi
circuit court, Al 90
" Gcrold Clark, work on
court house, Ga 90
" Polk " Randolph,
Printing, II 90
G. Clark, desk for
court house, 90
Per diem 0vcrsccrs of
the poor, 26 so
" JIM, Scmmos bnrying
pauper etc., etc % 90
" Per diem Oyersccrs of
the poor, 3 90
" W. G Maxwell sending
paupor to the poor
house, 10 90
" Wall & Brown sending
paupcr to poor house, > so
" w. s. Ilartslield Super
intendent poor house on
salary and current en-
penses as allowed by
oversccrs of poor, 500 90
/" Per diem ovcrscers of
the poor, % 90
Is j. r. Mcdonald pauper
claim, 20 90 ,
9 [. Ozanne, coffin for ,
pallpcr, 6 81 1
j. L. Fletcher, moving :
naupcr, 5 90 .
w. :. lIartshold MS per b
report oyaSecrs of poor
balance due on current
expenses, l16 20
: Estimated current cx-
rcnsos 70 LIST March
1871, 375 90 Il
Salary to Nov 2S 1870 $50. 90 u
Per diem o%versocrs of
poor, 80 70
FL Boyles repairs and &
ditchingo on public road ia 90 NJ
JL Fletcher balance a.
on approaches to iron
bridge, 500 90
Commissioners for
Surveying, and plan, ha
specification ofwork on y,
lovco and turnpike 100 90 fin
Paul Barringcr, for Nc
liver creek bridge, 1877 90
Il j Finnell for Justic
creek bridge, 207 60 W
5 II Kicks, Two bridg- ar,
es Senatobia creek, 315 90 of
+ Y Boyd Walnut ,a !.
creek bridge, $50 90 n oS
Henry Wilkins, bridge
no Darby's creek, $50 so
W / Archibald, bridge
on Hotophas, 100 90 ,
Wilkins 4 Sons on tin,
Turnpike aud Levec sol 90 ma
G Thompson, diging
at iron bridge, 6 90
5 II Kicks one bridge
creek, 315 00
B c Parnell bridge at
creek, 297 90
J B Faucet, bridge at eon
creek, $50 90 ,eo
Wilkins 4 Sons Turn 80.
bike and Levcc 942 GA ert
Per diem oversecrs of 81 81 !
,oor, so 10 the
Outstanding Jury Tick pub
is, CTS 90 ing
coui
- a..
.., S15,521,73 " Il
especially Submitted
.J:C. HARRISON, q
an II 1871. cla,ls nin'
'ubllsllcd IN Order IL the Boarl y !
J. q. HARRISON,
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@I@,'o cfdr fr9hf per "a3, S'2,oo per re'6'
$500 per- month made EASY BY any Lazy orGEN-
fLENAS introducing TINS GENUINE and ORIGINAL
Oh tAioRirE. with IT'S many H'~ and prdc'
hcdf a"hH0HS' making the most complete c'a6'-
nation OF raiHdbte and asefut Improvements ever
erected IN any one machine The cmbodl-
lnent oil extreme Nhpllcl'y' EMERGENCY and utll-
ity, entirely dltcrent in moda and 6esi7a from
any low priced machine, II the most ser
%rlc'obic, elegant and rohdbic FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE er'r mr'n''d, gives perfect sat iSine-
ton Wherever ih'FoNHccd. HAS received IRE
M'vMs' stood the frs'o ~ years, ard lsiuil
approved by 'f'tPJ'""H who have them in
us7. u .sHri''dS', makes the stronger d heau-
tjfrl EtAsT.c Io'E srIT'h, Whh wonderful
rap'f'iy and CERTAINTY. '-'S aH3 H'ag o me-
's VHt 90 1@HparGu from the Fnes' to the
'Trt'Et tahrte' b'h ANA d'aI VIVA ease, Uses
all Kinds of etIk or tdrr"t h''''tir07l re 'p"of
Is improved with new 'eli-"rtR3 .f'cf F'roq
t1,''o"' "i-P"'f aoH ,tSes The ddHS'95.'
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$3.50
Personal property, 5000 20
Real estate, 1876 l3l
Total County tax, $4,000 SO
Total State 4 county tax s57,lsI a.
Making this enormous sum collect.
ed from the citizens OF this county,
not counting privilege tax, which
will amount to at least $4,000 90
additional, and the great cnormity
and burden in this tax is that land.
holders have three-fourths of the
entire tax to a., wllie those wi o
enjoy equally all the benefits of the
protection of the State government,
and own no lands pay comparatively
no tax, for the cotton o I'M
der the present management, il not
taxed because each citizen only gives
IN the amount of property owned on
the LIST day of January 1860, and for
1871, on property owned on the LIST
day OF January 1871, so that the
class for which the present Lcgisla-
ture avowedly legislatc arc saved
from any tax this year except n
nominal poll tax.
Adding to this the L. Revenue,
which Is considerable, we have. At
least n our opinion, an enormous
hnrihcn TO bear, one. that il bourn
long, would soon eat up the resour-
ces OF the people; yet we are told that
our county is lightly taxed in com.
parIson With o%tllcrs-it so, we pity
the balance.
The average valuation Of the lands
IN this county is about seven and
iiVe clghths do lars per acre, which
Is a very high taxable valuation
The taxes for the fiscal year 1871,
Will be collected next fall, so thatAyc
viii have two years tax to pay du.
ring this year.
We believe that our people will
think more about the management
OF public affairs than has been owl
idenecd in the last two years when
they have been mulcted out of the .
larger share of their hard earned car :
to support the present admin. ,
lstrat'on in their high-handcd, OK.
'raVagant measures of government. I
IN TACT, t!leIlllolesalc filling of pri.
iaIe ID lIthc public treasury /
DAblc prctcxt.j The
brIer of affairs des rves the
k5ticism and censurc of every ;,
man. no matter TO what party he
may belong, who understands IN,
principles of republican government,
Which teaches that the office holders :
no right to use the funds oftbe
cxtraragantIy, but that hon
'sty and fidelity in the discharge of
'ffclal duties and economy in 8
Expenditures are the cardinal prin- g
iples upon which the institution
must stand. The party in power '
ave lost sight Of this doctrine and :,
rot IN their efforts to spend the
copies money Tor private ends by :.
increasing the Number of
the salaries Of officers and ("
nc outlay OF the public monies in :.
very KIND Of expensive improve
tents that the people, in their pres.
ut impoverished condition, can illv
ear. How long this oppressive
ate 81 affairs continues depends up.
n the efforts Of those who have tile
sht for their cause, for right al
..ys conduers when supported by Al,
followers. I'M
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Trustees Sale OF
Valuable Lands.

BY virtue of authority vested in me by a GER
taid deed of trust executed bv ". W. Iiitea :,
me, as trustee, to secure a certain Indebtedness
therein named, due Monroe Short on the Goth
day of March 1870 and recorded in deed book
5, pages 422 and 423 in the Chancery clerks
office of Pamela county Mississippi, | will pro-
coed to sell at public cutlery, to tlehighcst bid
der for cash, in front of the courthouse door
in the town of Pamela in said county, within
hours, on Monday
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Price sl5 10 siOO.

livery machine warranted for three year
Send for circulars AMI sample NJ sowing.
BEECH b SUTHERLAND
1888 Main street, Memphis. Tenn. General Agi
lor Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkauns.
tf9. Agent. wanted. i1uT-tm
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Sg5,O5G o.

S25,056 o.
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Barbaruux 4
Go oniron bridgcS,3 1888 IS
f" BarbaranX \ Go
interest on above I96 40
j. Il. Flctchcrrt 1T.
of way of I.evec,
as per contract
with Board Of
Police 1900 90
" Interest on same lS7 80
" 3uilding APP
breaches to |. b. 1000 90
1880 90
500 90
" building various
bridgesin the co 1906 50
=" Poor & for poor
house expenses 1872 81
:" Jurors III Circuit
Court LILO Is
For all other OK
pei,scs of the co.
as shown by co.
warrants filed
with sem. an re-
ports OF Treasli-
rer of juno 18th
and Nov. 10Th,
1870 5000 76. 25,o36 81.
Amount of outstanding and
unpaid County Warrants:
Amount due School Fund,
money borrowed to pay for
he Jail, interest included 6.236 SO
AMOUNT due DR.. G. IL. Woot
ten, med. at. to
prisoners II 90
Board of Police
per diem II so
Guilford Vaughan
work on G. III 9 so
" Cowpcrtllwait,
Chapman &co
stationry % 45
A w. Lowe, or
for III assareslt / 80
]. II. Pierce,
Jailor's account JUS 90
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No cranching clans or rafting ccr-wheel
hnt silently snd rapidly tdocs its pcrts.t ,yort
JAM I'm '4'e'
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Tss,A:

TIE Iiaafi u e%upefsson ha,,
levied lie assessment a saanfy ti
upoa fbe State Tss VI one hundnaI
Ter cent, mnkiag both State ord.
seuuiy together shs per cent rpon
ibe value u al property ~ DE com
y, ihs following lable l. he valaa
lion II tsxablc tr.psrty anil NE
ammni u State and county iarc
~ he collected FROM ihls ronniy ipr
1870. according ~ assesameni books
Value personal prop
1ty, tiGO6 tti 90
real 8.805. 227 90
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SI0,0ZI,To
J:C. HARRISON,
JAN ailoti. Clerk.
Published ly Order IL the Boarl
J. Z. HARRISON,
Clerk.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01
Symptoms of Catarrh.

lndisposition to exercise, difficulty of
thinking or reasoning or concentrating
the mind upon any subject, lassitude,
lack of ambition or energy, discharge
falling into throat, sometimes profuse,
watery, acrid, thick and tenacious mu-
cous, purulent, offensive, &c. In others
a dryness, watery, weak or infamed
eyes, deafness, hawking and coughing
70 clear throat, alterations, death and
decay of bones, scabs from ulcers, CON
slant desire to clear nose and throat,
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive
breath, impaired or total deprivation of
sense of smell and taste, dizziness, men
tai depression, loss Of appetite, indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, enlarged tonsils, tick
ling cough, difficulty in speaking plain
ly, general debility, idiocy, and insanity.
All the above symptoms are common
10 the disease In some OF its stages or
complications, yet thousands Of cases
annually terminate in consumption or
insanity and end in the grave without
ever having manifested one-third of the
symptoms above enumerated.
No disease is more common or less
understood by physicians. The propri-
etor of DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy will
pay $500 reward for case of catarrh
which he cannot cure. Sold by drug
gists, or send sixty cents to r. V. Pierce,
NJ. D., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y,
for it. A pamphlet free. Remember
that the genuine has the words ar. V.
Pierce, M. D., Sole Proprietor, printed
upon the wrapper; also has DR.. Pierce's
portrait, name and address on his
private government stamp on each
nackape
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Arrest Decay.

When plant tree begins to decay it must needs
die. 1t cannot be reyitalized But il is so with
human beings. human ruin can be repaired
strengthened, restored though brown leaf a
withered blade of grass can never be made green
again. In the autumn of life, in its winter
when nature to be giving way under the pres.
of years it is still possible reard the progress
of decay. and to lend to age more than its wontcd
vigor. AS means of promoting this object, Hostel
ters Stomach Biters is unquestionably the most po
tent of all restoratlves. 1t will not make the old
young, but it will prevent, lessen soohe the in
frmites which the usual accomplishments of the
decline of life. For debility and lack of nervous
power, from whatever arising, it is the med-
cine that of all others before the world best deserves
the name of specific. In purity, in invigorating
properties. in its adaptation to weak stomachs and
feeble organizations, it has competitor among ihe
tones of the pharmacopea, nor among proprietary
remedies. Besides its strengthening principle. it
Alternative and regulating properties of the
highest order. and anti-bilious medicine is far
preferable to any of the preparations containing
curry. Time has shown that for physical decay,
vous debility, dyspepsia, bilious disorders and inter-
mittent fever, Hostetter's Btters is remedy without
rival This is the of the fall of the leaf let
1t remind the DID, the feeble. the sickly to nvigorate
and regulate their systems with this great vegetable
tonic and Alternative.
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An Old House i'm a New Place.

The dry goods trade Of the Northwest will
find their old friends, JOHN V. FARwELL & Co.,
Chicago, in their new, substantial, five-story
brick store, 45xl9O, at 247 and 249 Monroe
street, with complete lines of goods in every
department. They are also erecting five
story brick store adjoining this, 80 feet by 1870
feet, to be completed by February, to meet
the demands of the spring trade, when they
will have over three acres of floor ,room-a
larger space than is devoted to the wholesale
dry goods trade by any house west of New
York. Twice burnt out within thirteen
months, and each time charging their bust
ness plans and increasing the volume of their
trade, their character for enterprise, integ
rity, upright dealing, and for Keeping their
promises, is the heritage and pride of Chicago
and the Northwest.
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GAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

JAY COOKE Il Co.. are now selling. and recon-
mend as profitable and safe investment for all
classes the First Mortgage 100 Gold Bonds OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, bearing
Seven and Three-Tenth per cent. gold interest
(more than per cont. currency. and secured by
first and only mortgage on the entire Road and
equipments. and on more than %, 600 Acres of
Land to every mile of track. or 500 Acres of Land
to each 81, 900 Bond. The highest current price
will be paid for u S. Five-Twenties. and all 9TH
er marketable securities received in exchange.
Pamphlets. maps and full information. as well as
the bonds themselves. will be furnished on appli-
cation by JAY COOKE & Co., Philadelphia. New
York and Washington. and by most Banks and
Bankers throughout the country.
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The Chicago Wholesale Trade.

There is a widespread belief in the country
promoted by the press and business agents of
other cties--that Chicago merchants cannot sup
ply their old customers with goods this season.
That there should be n serious interruption to
business by the sudden and wholesale destruction
of the immense stocks on hand at the time of the
fire. was inevitable. But, in an incredibly short
time. large part of these stocks have been du
plicated, and, now, the great majority of Chicago
wholesale merchants are located in new quarters,
with full and complete lines of goods, and can
supply all the wants of their customers as
promptly and satisfactorily as before the fire.
We name some OF them as follows:
ROCKS AND STATIONERY,
o0D0 An'I'T B6o rs a xND ' So sEsaue
{. M Henderson son q Co.. Mchigan ay near Congress
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, corner Michigan avenue and
G. H. Fargo { Co., 575 State street.
fLSxKs CL6AKISGS And ' TRfa aifSGs
D. w. GhiS"ohPC I0 OF mS9!s"n 0V' cor Jackson
cl'ms5 NTl,G9 F T Hshsen n All 6TGk ADAMS
cOet' dSSsEf % AS ipd hsssSs ;fsf!
DRTGGTsTS. '"l'' ''.ss'
Van sGhaak, Stevenson & Reid, Si7 $40 and s5l Wa
O''" avenue DRY GOODS.
j. V. Farwell Co., 2i7 and 2i9 Monroe street.
"T aSc we Dry SSD SG %ND SS NSTioS
D. W. A. Keith t:E ES g! MI Es avenue
Reid, Murdoch Fischer, northeast corner Market
HARDWARE.
HIBBARD SPENCER, Michigan avenue, between
Randolph and Washington streets
HATS, CAPS AND FlRS.
Keith Bros. cor Michigan av and Washing ton st.
King Bros. Co 81 Wabash avenue.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
! HALL, KIMBARK & Co, Michigan avenue near
Randolph street.
JEWELLERS.
N. Matson Co., 4Sl Wabash avenue.
Giles Bro. CO.. 3St w abash avenue
o0ss'veL EiTm HI Ms' ASD nd FfS i5fGSt
/ Page Bro. x 20. 30 and 81 South Canal street
MILLINERY.
d. b. Fisk Co. . West Washington street.
| Keith Bros, COR Michigan ay. and Washington ST.
| Gage Brothers & Co., 96l Indiana avenue.
Walsh Hutchinson, 6l6 Wabash avenue.
MUSIC AND PIANOS.
| Julius Bauer Co., go and 6li Michigan avenue.
w. W. Kmball, 6lO Michigan avenue
SEWING SILK.
| Belding Bros. Co., Michigan av. corner Jackson.
| SHIP CHANDELIERS AND SAIL MAKERS.
Gilbert Hubbard 4 Co, II and l6 Market street,
STOVES-WHOLESAL
j. +. Rathbone Co.. 81 and 81 South Canal street
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" are widely known
as an established remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, HoarSenesS, and other
troubles Of the Throat and Latnqs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

INcuRABLEs RESTORED. DO not despair
because your physician shakes his head.
Professional opinions are not infallible !;
and they are never wider of the mark
than when they pronounce chronic dys
pepsia an incurable malady. To miti
gate its pangs the faculty usually pre-
scribe air, exercise and brandy. The
first two are Gods medicines. The last
is Satanic poison. The only medicine
needed in Dyspepsia and its concomi
tants is DR.. j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs, the great vegetable
tonic Of the age.