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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
DRAIN COMMISSIONERS NOTl,

DRAIN COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
Drain Commissioner for the County OF Van
Buren,, State OF Michigan, will on the 10th jav
OF September, a. ID. 1871. at one o'clock in the
afternoon OF said day, at the Glendale Post Or.
flee In the township o. Waverly in SAID County
meet parties to contract for the excavation and
construction OF ditch or drain through the
following lands, TO WIT: The south east quar-
ter OF north east quarter OF section IL, owned
by Stephen Randall, aud the east half OF south
east quarter. owned by Marvin Anton, com
menclng at division stake No 7, set in the An
ton creek on the east half OF southeast quarter
OF section II, from thence northery to stralgh
ten, deepen, widen and clean ont said Creek
about fifty rods. thence north to the Smith road
and division stake No A. thence east along The
north side OF said highway to the east end of
swamp, from thence In a northerly direction
through the southeast quarter OF northt asst
quarter OF section II to division stake No. l set
on the east side OF north and south road near
Jones saw mil. Length of ditch Is 1852 rods
Ana all such parts aud Subdivisions OF said
drain as are not then contracted to be construct
ed by the owner OF the land to which It is as
signed, Ills or her agent or attorney, will then
be let at public auction to the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidder. The undersigned also gives notice
that on the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1871,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day at
the Glendale Post Office in said township. he
Will exhibit maps OF the proposed drain and de-
scrlpuon OF the several parcels OF land by him
deemed to be benefited thereby. and the
amount and description by division and subdl-
vision OF the proposed drain by him apportion-
ed the owner OF each description Of land to
construct and to each township and Will then
and there hear reasons il any offered why such
apportionment should be reviewed and correct
ed. One or more Of the Highway Commission
els may appear and act IN behalf OF the to W.
ship. \. NJ. PU GSLEY, Drain Commissioner
Dated at Paw Paw this 1st day Of September,
A. ID. 1871. S57t3
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DETROIT MARKET.

DETROIT, Sept 13.
The feature of the day yesterday was the cell
ebration of the opening of the Detroit, Lansing
d Lake Michigan Railroad, some six hundred
guests from points on the line OF the road hav-
irg accepted the Inequalities OF the Board Of
Trade and city officials during the day and
evening. The road is at present open to Green
vile, distance of 14i miles. But little was
done yesterday in wheat and -four, partly on
account of the event mentioned absorbing the
attention Of dealers, AMI partly from the firm
ness OF holders An advance of 1O@12c on
wheat was established during last week, but
on Monday the market was 203c lower, and
stronger again yesterday. Prices are affected
however BY the high rate of freights. inland as
well as foreign. Lake and cansl fregats have
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4 SUPpLY or GO0N BROOD.

The Sea-wccd Tonic, in conjunction with toe
Pills, pcgmcItns and ussiulildtCs with the fOud
Qualification IS now progressing without H. pre-
ViuuS tuftureS Digestion becomes painless and
the cure is seen 10 be at hand. There Il no JAo'"
iIatulence. no cxaccrbation OF tie stomach. Au
appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier cV.r yet
given 10y an iudulgcnt father to suffering man.
Schencks bulmUniC Syrup comes an 10 perform
its functions and 10 hastc2 and complete the
cure. II enters at once upon itS work. Nature
c'ul not b. cheated. IL collects and rlpeus tue
impaired ana diseased portions of the lungs
In the form Of gatherings, IL prepares them for
cxptctortirB. ;nd 10! in Il very short time the
malady - yanQuished, the rotten throne tliAt 10
occupied H. renovated and made new, and the
patient. IN al the dignity of rceained viEur steps
forth tO enjoy TIE manhood or woman 90 that
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CAssopoLIs.-On the LIST, Mrs. Joseph Lon
don. living about two miles south OF this place,
fell from barn loft to the floor below, a dis
tance of 20 feet, breaking both bones OF her
right leg.-On the 9th. a son Reuben Larze-
lere, aged four, fell from second story to the
ground, breaking his left arm.
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FSsE.N'TI' E.TFss.

The twenty-irst Annual Exhibition Of the
Van Buren, County Agricultural society, vii
be held at the Grounds OF the Society, at Paw
Paw, on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday.
the Sd, 4th and 5th 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 and Vegeta
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 10 prepared after the awards
by the COMMITTEES.
+. VI. MANNING, Pres't.
o. II. p. SHELDON, Sec'y. 053td
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Information is wanted OF Althea A. Park, an
insane person, who wandered from her home
an the township OF Adrian. Anyone having
knowledge of her whereabouts will communl-
cate the same to T.. Park, Adrian.
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Union NURSERIES, !!
Small Fruits and
Ornamental Trees

ShhNuh II ultS dsbnu
Ornamental Trees
In great variety. on hand and for sale at low
prices-all very choice.
The Proprietors Of the Union Nurseries hav-
ing revived the business at the Old Nursery
one mile east OF Paw Paw-have a large and
complete stock of
YOUNG AND THRIFTY TREES,
just ready TOR transplanting, and of the choic-
est and most valuable kinds and varieties for
market purposes and adapted TO this locality.
Their en'ire nursery stock having been prop
agated here is better fitted for the purpose OF
Orchard planting, than Trees grown at the East
on different soil aud in different climate.
7. BRAGG, one of the proprietors OF this
Nursery, has long been resident and propa-
gator OF Nursery stock in this vicinity, which
has proven to be OF excellent quality In the
past, and is guarantee that this new stock is
worthy Of all confidence.
To those who wish to plant orchards for
profit we offer all the best standard varieties
for market purposes, and which will be found
as represented in every particular.
II IL particularly urged that all who contem-
pla purcr asing Fruit Trees for the Fall GET
ting should come and Zee u before ordering
elsewhere. aud particularly before ordering of
Agents OF Eastern Nurseries. as we feel conf
dent that We are prepared to furnish them with
all they want and better suited to their nrrpose
and on terms just as favorable. Be sure to
see us before ordering elsewhere.
Bragg 81 Nelson,
Office opposite the Dyckman House. Paw Paw,
Michigan. S51m3
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"LEAyE no STING BEHIND

Tho wut, of cure is now beginning Tho y.tla-
ted ana mucous deposits in the bowels ANA in the
alimeugary canal are elected The liver hkc
clock. Is wound up. Il ar0uses from IL torpid
ity. The stomach acts rosptnSiVplF, ANA tho
patipi. Begins 10 feel that lie Is getting, IT i;ts,
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We have received from our old friend. JFo.
NJ. MOORE, very neat and we'll printed premI-
um list OF thu COLORADO Agricultural and In
dustrial Association" to be held at Denver,
Sept. 1873. The most striking feature about
the premiums offered, is their great magnitude
and the very large number of silver medals.
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a.. NEW RSTET,.
Fare ONE DOLLAR per Day
". EE. PERKINS
Win re-open the


WILLARD HOUSE, IN PAW PAW,
THE FIRST OF MAY. 1871,
The House has just been thoroughly re-ftted
aud ro.furnished. A fair share OF the public
patronage is solicited. 1t Will be the constant
endeayor 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. s39
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FAMILY. Enquire at the True Northerner
Office.
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DR.JOSEPU II. sCUENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

ana availCd themselves of his wonderfully eiIiCa-
ciuus medicines they would not have fallen.
Or. Schenck has in his own case proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that vital
ny, hy his medicines and his directions for theI;
use. il GuickCned into hcathful vigOr.
I'm this settlement Their" is nothing prcsump-
nous 70 the faljh of the invalid ~ made no
representation that is not q thousand times sub
Stimulated by living and visible works. The
theory al The cure by Or. Schcnclts medicines
r. ns simple as il is unfailing. Its philosophy re
cures no ar. Uiucut. Its urng, sei-cOn-
Eircng.
The Sea-wccd Voucand Mandrake Pills are the
first two weapons q, m which the citadel Of the
nlaudy IL assaulted. Two thirds of the eases Of
CONSUMPTION originate in dyspepsia aud Il funC-
tiunaiiy Gislrdered liver. VITA this condition
the bronchial tubes "sympathihe with tho
stomach. Nucv respond to the mCrbhc action
OF the liver. Here then comes the eliminating
resa't, and the setting in, with All its distress
~
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CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills are composed &C one Of Ma
lures nohlCst liits-the pOdOphipum Petatum.
They puss '~s ".i the Understanding. Alternative
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TrHica DH G the HOUSE.
10 cures scalds, burns and itching humors
Chilblains. wounds and painful tumors,
Nj healing Ointment who eau find
greater blessing for mankind.
Pages Arnica Oil cures rheumatism.
Pages Mandrake Pills cure Dyspepsia.
Pages Arnica Oil cures Pimples on tho Face.
Pages Mandrake Pills cure headache.
9i6t26 Sold by WHEATON d Ted
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PERsoNAL.-On Tuesday last we received a
call from two very prominent Government Of
fcials. When we discovered their presence IN
cur Office, we thought they might have some
sinister designs against our institution, but
when they informed us that they were only Sin
serviewing" the principal places OF interest, we
felt treasured. The visitors were j. A. B.
STONE and L. B. IRWIN. Post Masters OF Kala-
masoo and Paw Paw. They both looked as
though Post office agreed with them.
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TEA, TEA, TEA, TEA.
Those who enjoy good cup of Tea are here
by informed that choice article of Japan Tea
can be had at the Grocery Store of w. II. Gid
den, which will be sure to give satisfaction TO
ali lovers Of that beverage. 845
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CONSUME Z ION.
It's Cure and It's Preventive.
BY J. H. SCHENCK, ND.

Many human being has passed away FOR whose
death there was no other reason than the neglect
Those near and dear 20 family ana friends are
sleeping the drcamlcss slumbCr into which, had
thCY Calmlv adOptCd
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The verdict Of the Jury on the Inquest Of the
Revere railway disaster has fixed the RESPONSE
bilty upon the proper persons, which is de-
parture from the usual practice in such cases q
departure urgently demanded by all considera-
sions OF humanity and the safety of travellers.
Now let us have some vigorous and wholesome
prosecutions for the causeless murders and
manning through the intolerable carelessness
and incapacity Of railroad managers and en-
ployes. Let such be made to understand that
they will be held to a most rigid accountability
for every accident that may happen and we
shall rarely hear VI such disasters az have &C.
cured plentifully during the past few weeks.
The different rule OF honesty which prevails
in the Republican party from that in the Dem
ocratic is seen IN the fact that while the whole
Democratic press of New York, excepting one
German paper, excuse the Tammany thieves or
keep silent about them, in Pennsylvania Re-
publican State officer, who is believed to have
retained an illegal commission for collecting the
State claims against the United States govern
ment, IS exposed by Republican newspapers
and called on to pay up the amount by Repub-
lcan officers. One party whItewashes the guilt
in it's own ranks the other drags it to light and
compeis the thieves to disgorge when it finds
them in ITS ranks. Can there be any doubt
winch party the American people will trust in
1922
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And also the First Premium at the Van Blu
rem County Agricultural Fair. 1t is admitted
by all who have thoroughly tired it, to be the
best Churn ever invented, being most easily
operated and producing the best results. 1t Is
really great saving to those who SO it.
You've heard Of the man all tattered and torn.
That married the maiden all forlorn,
That MIXED the COW with crumpled horn;
Well, lately they bought Rectangular Churn,
More butter they make, and the money they
earn
Has n ade things take different turn.
Hes dotted his rags and wears fine clothes,
She, once forlorn, looks sweet as q rose,
And she wears . smile wherever she goes.
And you hear it remarked: "Now who would
suppose
A Churn could make such changes as those"
IT'S strange but truth rs stranger than fiction"
So try the Churn, and It's my conviction
You'll never regret it; but thoroughly try it.
And If you don't like it you needn't buy 1t.
Manufactured and for Sale at WHIP.
pies MRl, near Paac Par, Van
Buren, County, Michigan.
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GRAND APIDs.-Arrangenlen have been
made for printing a small daily paper on the
far grounds during the coming faw. In view
Of the anticipated crowd, the churches have
been called upon to throw open their base
ments for the use of visitors who cannot find
sleeping accommodations elsewhere.
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From the Csss County Republican we learn
that the descendants of George Jones and his
four brothers, who settled on Young's Prairie
IN 1926, held reunion at Diamond lake. Aug.
26th. There were 10 OF the family present,
many beng absent on account of sickness and
other causes. The original settlers. the great
grandparents Of the present generation, are
all dead. They were among the earliest pion-
sers, and entered nearly all the land compris-
ing Youngs Prairie.
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The Battle Creek Journal says that ,OO1
bushels OF wheat and oats were threshed for
Mr.. A. Robens OF Leroy, Aug. 2Sth, by John
Landowner, with his threshing machine, which
was moved twice during the day. The work
Yas done in nine and half hours. In one
hour 9S1l bushels Of wheat were threshed.-
Ilulrl, work,
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mortgage of $500 wac lately recorded in
the Registers Office OF this county, covering
195 acres Of land described as being in town "a
north of range "a. Van Buren, county. There
is no such town or range in this county or
State, and according to the description the land
must lie near the middle OF Lake Michigan.
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The Republicans have carried California by
majority of at least 5000. This is Demo
cratic loss of about 5000 last fall, and Of
1000 since 1869. The State was carried by
Gen. Grant in 1868 by q majority OF 500 on
total vote of 1885 The Democrats may as
we'll give California up now. She is perma-
nently and thoroughly Republican.
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The Detroit Free Press says that among the
passengers going West on the Central Road,
last week, was mother and child the mother
being less than fifteen years old, and the baby
almost Eve months old. She is a Canadian,
and had husband six feet high to smash any
body who disputed her statement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
Late Foreign News.

By the arrival of the American schoon-
er Mary A. Reed and the steamer Ajax,
we have received news to the 18th OF
March. The announcement of peace be-
tween Germany and France, has been re-
ceived with JOY by all.
The following is an outline of the news
received.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 2S.-In the Assembly, to-day, the
Committee of Consultation, which accompanied
Tkiers to Versailles. made a report unanimously
recommending the ratification by the Assembly Of
the prelmiuaries of peace agreed to and submitted
by the President
Bamberger, Deputy from the Department of the
Moselle, adjured the Assembly to reject any terms
involving the cession of French territory. He
strongly denounced Napoleon the Third.
movement Of agitation arose in the Chamber in
the attempt of NJ Comte, formerly Secretary of the
Emperor, 10 speak in Justification of the Empire.
The Assembly voted the ratification Of the pre-
rmiuary conditions of peace by $40 ayes against
lO7 nays.
LONDON, March 16th.-The Nsus special from
Lille says the batilefelds of the North threaten 10
become the focus Of pesleuee by floating bodies in
the dykes Active measures for inerment are taken.
A Telegraph special from Amieus says the future
army OF occupation in France viii consist Of Sax
ous and wurtemburgers-
a Tiass special from Paris says the Numerous
Garibaldans are disquieting.
The same says the French Cabinet have decided
10 appoint Yalentin Project Of the Paris police
This indicates repressive police permit.
During the usual mid-Leni gatherings disturbsn-
oes are feared.
The iuhamuatory Journal Ami da RHPls, which
appeared yesterday, was siezed.
There vas Council of Ministers at the Yersail-
Les Prefecture for the reception Of Foreign Minis
tiers resident
PARIS, March 1sih-Yinoy forbids masquerade
professions tomorrow.
Another Journal has been siezed
The Germans have re-deliEered the Orleans Rail-
way
Il Is reported that newspaper stamps have been
re-arrsnged at two eeutimes to Paris and the De
pTTtments.
Daily political journals must lodge 900 francs
security
The Rouen bgdepeadsat. for advising the people to
display mourning, was suppressed and fined 900
francs
LoNDox, March I6-It is runoTsd the Marquis Of
Ely marries Princess Beatrice
It Is said Menotfi GrarbaIdi has arrived here
A violent storm prevails Throughout Great Britain
and ireland, and though the telegraph lines are
greatly derzDge5, it is already known that many
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29

BIZ the City of Melbourne, the Minister Of the IL
terror received four psirs Of sParTows from Thom-
as Kirk, Esq. Secretary Of the Auckland Aeelima-
iizsiion Society out of SIX pairs which were for
warded by that vesssl, pair having died These
birds, understand, soon as they are sccustou-
ed to the climate will be set liberty, and hope
before many years TO see them as numerous as the
Hnnefs which were introduced here few years ago.
Many plants as vel as birds are being exchanged
between here, Australia and New Iceland The
Agricultural and Acclimaization Societies Of those
Colonies are always ready to exchange rare plants
and BIRDS and show great zeal in their endeavors,
not only in securing for themselves everything rare
and useful from foreign countries but are willing
and anxious to supply Others with their Own rare
COLLECTIONS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
PASSENGERS.

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Nr.E.- F- S1a FHar-.-1a.- P Trereuy Rev b
r..HH ID A. T.Hrs.' F.zs Martha y GE-Ii5a 3 MILLER.
r.r..a- N- aHH Nrs F--f-. W s-E frs Burnley. A
--.I- Ls1 NarnaT. A. t-otH-. r lane c T1yiar. n Z
E-- - On r-7 -lliy. Mr. Nar-h s Barclay,
"H..r a -rT-a1-H- N-s .E1rl1 Mss Wls1a. q y
s.--a1r- a ful- b 6..les. ed g ir tas steeraEe
F-- So F-a-es-r Dr. s,ar. fl--L tt-H1u p Phil
n fHrr-ars-aer. De- silr-r11- 2 Isrisu. Mr. T.
sHs.r Jas M HsVss'lfr. CAPT " h Kelly. +
Easa sc aa-.H-s Ear Neu EaalEud and Ausrrals-
-Hr.es u.e r-. rrr rtll-1- G. nsy A = Green, Robert
FaH D. seq a1E uIf1 grr ua1rh. Miss Fanny Heath
~ Ua1.t 81 . Nalll. Jan Bs-as Ena others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29
Licenses Expiring in March, 1871.

misunderstanding. Oaba--sd, All HHna. Cd.
J. II. Hopper. 3ist. antonio Manuel. sik. Grun-
valid Schultz. 5th, J. Widjifeid- l0.h, P. n.
Posbrooke. I4th. /. Riebardson. 18th. Thos. A. &
Wills. 18th. lung Pat 2elh. Fischer Roth- ztia.
Daniel Montgomery. 18th, c. Brewer Co I9tb,
Pae Shun. HANALEI. Koloa. Kauai-lstb, Ahnsa.
wAIANAE, OahH--Istb. Ah Cbong LhIB, Oaks
18th, NebekeT. LANAI-Isth, ". n Gibsos- KEEL
South Kona, HaNaii--23d, John Grace WAI0HISU,
Kaa-2sth, Chung Hoor-
wholesaIe.-HONOLULU -15th. ). Widdiasid-
Goth, C. Brewer
wholesale rit.-Hos0LULU-Issb. NC.
Cbailamel- 3lst. W. A. Humphrey
HoTse.-H0N0LULU-1e .AsTz Kelly, No 195-
2fth, SaPahnkApu, No. is7. 18th. Kah.H1, ao-15s
goth, Kapipilani, No. 100.
Lapaau.-HEEIA Koolaupoko, Oahu Isfh.
Uni (kl KALIHI-I9fh. 0hals. kUUANU-Ifths
Kahaehili. WAIALUA-lJth. Mehekulu- H0SU-
AULA-15th. Kapono. M4NOA-lsth, Nahoe- XII
PAHULU, Maai-zlst. Kaaasa- WAIANAE-26ih,
Keliikoa.
Bufeher--HOEOLULU- Gsorzs RissIy.
Boaf---EoN0LULU-l5f Kans1o1. No 81.
I7fh, WaiEai, MOSS.
BilIiards.-H0EcLULU- Jas.es Ola.
Public ShoW.-H0EoLULU-ze L. : Ry-
and, per Lemon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-29

We notice by the New Zealand papers that the
people OF sydney are beginning to look upon the
Cape route from Melbourne with disavor, and are be-
coming more 10 favor of the route via Fiji ard Hon
olulu to san Francisco They inclined, with the
cooperation of the Melbourne people, to favor a
fortniEhtly service BY the latter route