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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-10-07

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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-10-07

I'M WrxE Br srEAx j. Thisseason, It DE ex.
tsnsivs ,sine-nsiking cstal,lishsnsat of Dos
Natco Keller, on Alameds street, Z ten.
horsepower steam engine viii. be used 10
drive one Ut Wadham'y grapc stemsners and
'crashers, Of sufficient capacity 10 stein md
mash fifty tons Of grapes per dsy. with
this machine. WHICH i : Las Angeles iuven-
tion, the grapes are cleaned, s.emmed, j lsnd
n,ssled without breaking The sseis. and
dr'pped into : large trosyh ,l'caealh. i Is
,t the Intention of NJ. W.dbams % .sdd .
press 70 his machine next year. and % press
'he ju'cs FROM The grapes : fas, = they are
mashed lotl prssss.' and cutter y te worked
" the sa'ns m motive p,wsr. We undesstasi
thst Don Aateo will make over 2oO, 900 xal
Ions Of wine. and will commence operations
On the I'd or Sd inskl-Los Aagtles Atsr.
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a. C4rTEDI srATEs sENATE.-Os Na.ch u
1879, twenty'four ts,aas 10 The Usissd seaea
Senate win become vacant by Tie expit1tioa
Of the term Of ollics. OF tAs twenty fous
SENATORS wbose terms will expire Il the dass
nsenthsNed. three -Garrslt Davis. of Ken.
lucky. George Yickep. of Maryland, an:
Francis !. Blair. r.. Yf Missouri ars, ,Dym!
ocrsts; the rensisIng twenty .nas assl l3s.
.pvblic@ns. The latter comprise eolns of IL
leading and rnst sexpWienced, dnemhes of
the Senate. ,sach - Lyman .TSu,n6alL of
Illinois Oliver r. Norton, u IndIansa.s i.
mes Hsrisn, q Ie'wa, -R.,sns CDoklts. yof
Now York. John 6hsrsn.a, OF Ohis. 6iuoo
Camer,n, OF Pennsylvanis. and ynsiin D.
Aorin. o. Vermont AlihpaSEh lis ds,s
when tho sarA,s "t ines 6snai6ss win -.
c,ps ls:s!ly vacant. may asps.r ! Iope Ipe vay
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Cd " soshs u them viii "a Lssss, s,,asIt ,s.jtuii
" tkYm ~ rsxt Gsssas6bss win q ehn,saI
A year hence Lssislaiurss aill b elecjsa %
chVooe The FQUGioha ofgtha 1aAnkaeaa A
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~ modest y lsls'ion - The marvelous
4roDvla 9f ths West n pospu'..iop - giysa
" q l'liqels pslpsr. y a.tssrim of aks.chcs
81 'bs saFly history of thai SlslA II s,ates
,'shei y 1922 tefes espilsa,en noSe fps tbess
li' ltii,ys y ned ,Af'y lEsl yotss1 in what nov
4 cf.s'npri'ssa k.ps, .pas', nsK.lb. md one sisrpf
towns ys. Y Kesnd.ll ss y cpaHfy. camplps ont two
n'sa's during the TRIP. The coIniy of KepS
- sbost being orsaniaed, and Il had ID b
shown that the sessstrsy lthirty.six miles
ssssl'hsd' dJly sssal sUseis residing ID Il
is'oeAtf = slect tths dsasfsd 6Hjsct lThey
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-10-07

"a HoaAcsH. DAY ID conpetitor for the
800, 900 pTiss tor the mnst successful meth.
cd of propelling canal boats. He has dis.
covered that compressed Dir can be trans.
ported twenty miles In suitable pipes, with
. loss due 10 friction of lees than one per
cent, snd he proposes to lay IN air pipe
along the Eric cnal, from Buffalo 70 Albany,
attached aonresesv0ifs every Ten miles, OF
such cspssaty a. to supply the propelling
aoats with bthsir changes o. ccmpressed cir.
which Niagsrs Falls II calculated 10 furnish
unlimitedly. In ths winter, when. the can
d lpais cannos rua, il h proposed 10 call
this power 70 the cities along The llns. Of the
eanals 70 BE ussd through ihss ordinary
steam engines II place of fsteamf d. ..sstaa
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]. soLDI DIsLAxD II TaE WRsF ISDIss.

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Some thSes nonihs sisce aanall islaaa Il
the Caribbean 81, known - ne iBimtsa.
and about eight hondred miles sosth of
Trnidlad. while beiag explored under ~
dirsctioe At Asaaix, ras fousd 70 oostais
Eeld. The r'ck - qssrsaas, and qsissly !
fs~ indivitidals tsbaaised pos6e esslou IL The
islsnd, and tbess taditidoais Il: Amss icans u
I-vin M dispose 81 any tnirrssi. alahessh
last wssk several o6srs from Esglish eapi-
talists 10 London were ressived, inSDta,aiion
having reacbed item thoagh the casto,ia-
h''',ss, . j. suppnsed. although svssy sr-
ransen'ent had besn made. % hssp ihs mat
ser - saise - ipossisjs. 4 The sosdt b free
snd easily snalganased. and II purity ID
veins y ths, qd@rtx Fossy dllIsesas ,vsins
h.vs hen. discnysssd % tbs laleada1ka kays
|sseeoWh Whong sOOskesl. aad she 90 isbsos4
received fTom shtps . tho CsatsvvsDeS
70 Greenville, Hudson County. The works
sre running night and day. Thsore y now.
with very inperfecs machinery yielding 90
per ton. and they are only getting third
OF the gold. but the ''sailings I" ate being
saved. with ths view Of running them thru
the improved machinery being contracted
for. All the gold ore sesn by our reporter,
who tested The specimens just - dumped
ont on tho wharf. win yield $3.50 PER ton.
This great discovery i believed 10 lie likely
to build up very important enterprise Ia
Hudson county. The ore IL - rich % the
richest ORES OF CkKfornia and venezuels.
THE following besatifsl chemical e1pesi.
ment may easily be performed by I l.dy, 10
the great astonishment Of . circle at her t@a
party. Take two or three leaves OF rod cab.
bsgc, cut them into small Ltts. put them ID. |
70 . basin aud pour I pint of boiling water |
m them; let i stand an hour, then pour r4a |
the LIQUID III Into decan,er. Then lake |
four wine glasses; into one put six dn.ps Of /
strong vinegar, into another slx drops Of
mutton 1T soda. into third the same ausn. |
'ity Ut strong solution of alum; and let the
E"uFih glass relnainI empty. The glasses may
v prep red some time before, and The few |
'rops Of colorlesss liquids which have been
''aceei In them will nos b noticed. d Fin up i
lse glasses from the dscantsr, and the LIQUID
INJURED tnto the glaD containing the acid
WI quickly t,ecoms . beautiful red, that 81
he ylass cantaintng the sofia will bs loo
'reen. thst poarsd into the empty one viii j
emain unchsnyed. BY adding little vim
gar, Ia the green u will iwnssslisaely change
rcd. and on adding little Of the s0ds 70
he red II will assume \ dne green; thus
l"wing The action 0f acid and slkaliss on
egetabIc bluts. - +
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-17

l,r than marketing just now. Bitter IL 2@2C
lower wi hin the week. LMge amounts are ar
wing aud tina demand is falling of. GoSd
stock can hardly be lower than now, 2392ic &c
at makers have nothing 10 gain by crowdina
The market and aiding to the panic. Eggs arc
limited demand at 2j. Factory cheese com
man Is Is 9l6 aud the tendency is upward. Po-
tatoes ars arriving freely from Ono and New
York aud the price Of State must be regulated
e, ordlngIy, carloads 1890. On street farm
eisreahz, $4,000. Comb honey dull at 20@e23
Daans scirce AMI firm; prime 22j per bushel.
Oats are not 30 6rm as few days since, No.
State 40. Corn qliet at 60 for oil and So Tor
new. Wheat is III fair export demand and
though lower figures may prevail a usual, alter
the closing or navigation, q strong market
ultimately ID very probable. Extra 157; No
l white, LAT; TreadSell, 1.46I5; amber, la.
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aorai Department.
Proclamation 6y the GoDsrnor for a
D.iy a. Thanksgiving and Frazer.

Another year is drawing TO ia close, and
through the loving kniuess OF tls Almighty
God, who III Vision created the earth aud Or
tabs led tno h9dv5us, QUE lives have en- pre-
eervei yaar OF ricn IA r1ie IF pea % and
pl,pty-of 'uutlt nj efo Is aud genera be 18th
yet not wCholJ ITS iessons OF sor o@.
Mhlle, ss = people, We Ia ave enjoyed much OF
earthly happiness. and have been blessed VITA
the sbouudlns N rc cs OF God, thioigh Ills
dear S)n, We have Also oeen permit 81 to ree
She unceftainty Of earthly poss 5ssIJns in the
devastation, fires whci have brJug 1T desou
ton to III my FAMILIES, aud 81 ideniy depr.v "a
thousands % our citlzens vi the rewards OF liz
dustrS Md toll.
WhiA we nunoie ourselves for our sins, let
us with one accord. lift up our hearts t. Go l
in thanksgiving an praise, for HIS gr at Nor
cies toward Us. tor the earliest sympathy and
noble charity which have 80 largely allovated
the suffering OF our sfli cted people.
In devout recognition OF our Deepen 'ence up
on the supreme Ruler OF msn, do hereby APP
point Thursday. the 30tn DAY OF November, ~
day OF Thanksgiving aud praise
Let Us on that day, In our respective pl ices
OF puoic worship, and VITA our families at
home, rejoice in The goodness OF GOD and rsn-
dor unto linn the tribute U; contriJe aud Crate
fui hearts.
Let our thanksgiving fiud expression in acts
OF benevolence anu desds OF CHARITY t. the sor-
rowing, the sick the Door ami tho needy and
let uss Invoke the Divine blessing upon ouI
State and our Nation.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal oil
tue State, at Lausin9. this Sth day of No.
vember, III the year OF our Lord one tAous-
eight hundred aud seventy-one. aud
o, the Independence OK tho IN ted States
the ninei y-siXth.
[sEALl II NRY P. BALDWIN.
BY the Governor
DANIEL TINKER. Secretary OF State.
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Charles Thomas Vs. Henry Wager. 4 .,Inp.
n, Yerdi,t aud jul smcn Tor Pla.ltiu 1856 ..
an costs
Homer r. n al W. Ebe1ezar u foog AZ
lmDslt. Upton ~ tu5k ~. FOst3r IL FIELD, AMI
biraum. Verdict Tor PIs,nsin, @5j.Oo ana
costs.
Noble : rayloe Vs. John Edwards, ct al
Fors | ,suro J Inn KNIVES Decree ami
order of sale, $50 O. and costs.
Andrew Bhenart Va David b. Sourhard, ct al.
foreclosure Johu Kao Sls.. ID cree aud Or
Tor oi d .le, II Go aud costs
Court adj 10 irned unt,i MJndly. Nov. 1871,
IT J o'c.Ock p III.
MONDAY, Nov 18th.
Court convened pursuit to adjournment
George ", WIus5'r Appellee, ". 10 IN Veiey
lp"lla Il. lssumpsit. SeverrDs x burrows,
Stephenson Il Barnum. Continued By consent
"ltIOus terms.
NJ Deli lrt Matteson Appsllee. Va. James
FIlton Appeiant. Foster ~ Coleman, Upton
~ Tucker. Continued by CONS ,nt "rhout terms.
l. nina A. Richm md EYecutnx, vs.. Harrison
Moser, ~ al Stephenson " Baruu n, A.
Tabor. Voluntary honsut with Custs t. De-
iendInt.
TUESDAY. Nov. 10
Rachel Bozzard vi Daniel Clev land. AS
slmpsit Ju1gmt mt tor plaintiff, $40 aui COS 8
III People Vi Walter Robinson. Cause coll
tinued until Lext term
John {. Keobles VI Herman Vanderhoof.
Ass,Impsit Foster ~ Coleman and w. IL.
Iuc Ter Verdict for plaintiff vi 1884.
People VS. Frank Sharp Larceny. Prisoner
ala gned and pleaded Guilty"
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. IA.
CALVIN Durkee Va Michigan Central Iron &C.
l. a. Tabor aud q. w. Lawton. Judgment
for defendant
Andrew Miner VS. Stephen Garnet. Assump-
sit j Knowles aud o g. Lathrop. Motion
ia ie by defendant to disrliss. Motion over
RI ed with costs aud defeud mt orde red 10 plead
w.tl,n twenty das.
Charles Il. Bates, ct al vs. Stowell Dlmick,
G, Ill. Motion Nv plaintiff t. ctr Ike nom c,Ien'
dar. I. II. Stephenson and \. JAG ison. ho-
denied without costs and cause continued ny
cJnsent
Lurie lIernck Va W,lsm Mead. ct al. Case
Foster n Coleman aud w. II. In ker. Cause
continued by consent without terms.
James Matteson Vi VILLAIN Anderson, ct al
As-ump,it. Foster ~ Coleman sad W. II
Tucker. Verd ct for plainuf OF 94l.45.
New AND DssrnABLE Music, just published
by MIR. J. Z Shaw. Rochester New York.
FLOUR CuY MA8CI, by p. \. Llttls, 40 c3nts
THIS is Lod spirited imposition. OF grast
brllian y an elHg luc,, vt not dfi5ult. Oao
o. th9 best mlryh?s % the so1son.
PAPA, DON'T Stay LAIE. (Nsy temperln3.
song), bg l.. L ilc!ls. 81 cents. Tbs line
temperance soug is already ba'oming yerj
popular, AMI ain.rsbly al .ptal to lenp rIu-C
6 tler.nss of all kinds.
D. I 9. ~.
Il cs1 pieces IN y BE- obtained OF any musi;
or news sler, or OF the publisher, pJsts5 e
tree. Scud fora copy.
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Ise!Ssf Committee EepOni.

MIR. EDITOR: 1t Is duo to the people OF this
county, that they know something in relation
TO their donations IN behalf OF those who have
suffered bs the late fires IN this State. And
fret, the Commit ee have been much gratifed
in the reception OF their bountiful gifts. They
have responded IN . measure wholey unprece-
deuted in the history OF this country. Most OF
the towns IN this part Of the country have CT
panized by school districts, made thorough
canvass, and the result has been. and stall il,
that Clothing. Bedding, Provisions, and all the
substantials OF life, have poured IN upon US "a
fss, AZ we could well lake care OF. pack and
forward to their destination. We have already
shipped to the northern part OF this State,
about $4,000 worth OF their gifts most Of which
have gone to Manistee and Holland, the two
noipts where they suffered more than any
other in the northwest part OF tue State. We
have also still on hand about $500 worth,
mostly provisions, now in store which We
hold subject to tde order OF tho state Relief
Committee. We shipped tor Sanistee, yester'
day. slxty-four Com ortables ana Quilts. the
y,rk Of the Ladies during tbo last few day, ID
en-, and two o,hor school dIstrite, one OF them
being d,stsi5t ~. one Of Lawrence.
It's MOI oar provinces to pa'ticl'ar IA t'i'
matter. bu. We must Do psIm,tt,d g say, th-'
many-very many OF tlo GlIs' have "a %
sba IN lst substantial had, add Y~ry hD'fa'
aud will have tno elect 10 Gauss msny uo.t'
TO rsjoico aud 60 farlis' some OF IN dest''u1.
wit, ~, n,.esur,eB ol Ito. IL other Commit
laoa 10 and do lisewse tlor5 wall b' no ns.
o,a,y on, throu5 ,out IL, onti o bueis dintne'
O tbs state, auf.r.u5 Will col o; ba"s'F i,'
mouths to COM.
Nov. 1tIU, 1871. CoAAi iFH''
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Manhood How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, i new editisn OF Dr.. CuL.
vERwELL's CHLEBRATED Essay on the radical
cure without medcinel OF SPERsAroERnRA,
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Losses, IMp0TgscY, Mental and Phy.ical Inca
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CoNsUABIIeS, EPILEPSY, and FRS, induced by
self-induDgepce or sexual extravaganza.
ds1- Rrice, in q sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The selebvated author, in this admirable e5-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming cOnse.
quenees of selI-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the Application OF the knife; pointing out a
mode oil care at once simple, certain and efec-
tual, ~ means OF which every Sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure him
self chcaply, pr yately and RADICALLY.
ED> This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, uudr seal, in plain envelope, TO any
address. postpaid on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also, Dr. Culverwel's marriage Guide,
price rs cents.
Address ,he Publishers,
S60l3 CllAS. j. @. KLINE & CO,
l27 BOwery, New York. p o. Box $3.50.
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.SIfp .Edreriiscnsf nte.

Paper Warebouse-Lyon & Page, Kalamazoo
Groceries and T eas-Wheatou 81 Teed
Drugs and Medicinos--N. b. Mckinney. Law
ton.
School Books, Law Blanks and Stationery
Miss Bnoia Manager.
Steam Siw and larIng MI for Sale John
Il Potter, Lawrence.
Marion watohes-T y. Melchor & Son.
W.Aver-Mr4. Mile Lucas.
Howe Improved Sewing mscAins-Ed. e.
MelchOr.
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NEw Boss We are informed that the
Liwton Tribune hasundeIgcne another changa
IL ITS propri TO sup, Mr.. Moon retlrio5 aud a
you lG nau by the nlme of Strong, succeeding
3 10 ie publishing and editorial honors o that
sheet. We wish he may hod the business
highly remunerauve, aud reap macy honors
in the editorial profession.
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AVOID OUACKS.

victim OF early indlscr, on, CAUSING nervous
debility, pr mature decay, DC, having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered Il
simple u,eans OF self-cure, WHICH he will send
free to h,s fellow sufferers. !. Il. REEVES,
70 Nassau St, New York. S5Jly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-17

NEwspApEB CHANGE.-We So it announced,
that Rev. ii. Ii. Smith, has sold bis interest
in the Kalamazoo Telegraph, to Herman e.
Haskell, who becomes joint proprietor with
James II. Stone The Telegraph Will be here
sitter edited by j. IL. Stone, AID II. L. Haskell.
Mr.. Haskell is an old nesspsper man, having
in times past pu blshed the Lansing Republs-
cc,.. and from 1858 to 1860. he Published the
Telegraph during which time he established
the first daily paper ever published in Kalama-
zoo, and after continuing it year sold out.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-17

Daley fARK-M Augustus Haven, OF
Eloomlngdale, who owns and carries on a
cheese farm sc that plsc', informs us that dur
ing the past season be has cor eumed two
hundred and sixteen thousand and eighty-tve
pounds OF milk. from which he obtained, twen-
ty-seven thousand four hundred and four
pounds OF cheese from the hoop. The pro-
duct Of his factory was sold at an average Of
one shilling per pound-yie!ding three thous-
aud four hundred and twenty-five dollars and
Atty cents. BY some experiments made by
Mr. Haven, it was found that it takes thirty
pound s or milk to yield one pound Of batter,
while fraction less than ten pounds will yield
one pound cured cheese ready for the market.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-17

TIE Editor Of the Utica Journal has been
out loo king for big trees, and reports having.
found one Oak four feet and two inches diam
ster at the stump, and one Pine tree OF four
feet dismater at the foot. He should come
out to Van Buren, County il he wants to see
big trees and broad stumps. A few winters
since young man brought to one Of our Saw
Mills, Whifewood log. measuring some Blk
feet and four inches IN diameter. And then
there was the Blackwalnut. standing on the
farm OF g. j. Biglow, in Arlington, that meas
ured thirty-three feet and upwards in circum-
firence, three feet from the grouni.
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THE GEM OF THE TOILET The would says ia
oz,DoNT. II renders the teeth pearly white.
CIV 8 t. the breath a fragrant odor extiDguish-
lny the il!-hnm,rs which usually flow from a
bad and neglecel set OF teeth. SozoDONr il
30 convenient aud produces . sensation at
once SO delightful. that makes it pleasure to
use 1t.
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WANTED IMxEDIAlELY a gil to 90 genera
housework. Apply to this off e.
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GIEIIIN DR Z

MRS. nov.
uas susi opened n splendii assor,ment OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
Which she offers at very low 15ures. Can AT q
he viii mako prces init, and show goods AZ
r III pie tso YOU linnms ovor Il. smith ~ 70 T.
~ Paw Paw. Nov. 10. 1871. SVoiy
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IlhlYord Leirestershire Table SAUCE, the hest
article for family use. $685.
The Count De Chambord, goes every day
thr times To Church. TooIsand OF Nor ,hsnt
Princes drink tea thr,e tines q dtv, purchased
OF the Great United Sta'es Tea Company. IS,
% and 80 Vesey st New York Orr agent at
Pi~ Paw, Messrs. Wheaton IL iced. have
inst roosevelt a fresh supply OF our goods
which they arc selling 1t Now York City Prices,
b. Wheaton IL Feed. 868.
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Business Notices.

For School b ks, Law Blanks. and the beat
Stationery, go the News Depot. S63t3
Secondhand School Books taken in exc hange
10 nav, ut the News Depot.
Subscriptions for Papers and Magazines taken
at Dub Rates, at the News Depot.
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TAKEN Up by tho Subscriber on or about tie
first OF May, 1911 1t Ls readen-e IN A mei o.
o. h. All,gau Rad, near Dol ge's mil, a iwo
ycar Oh sta. red, with wuiio strip un back
ne owner !, here5y notified t. prove prop rty
p,y charges sn toke the auim i away.
Dated a meua, Ostober..3l, 1871. S65 3"
BENZ. BENW4IH