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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

Our country is at peace with all the
world. Not speck Of war appears up
on our national horizon. We are hon
ored and respected by every nation in
Europe We have amicably settled our
troubles with England. Instead of
bloody war, urged by hot.headed poll
ticians, we have placed to our credit
by Great Britain, over S15,000,000 in
gold. Every branch of industry is pros
porous in the extreme. Z he working
man commands better wages than ever
before. The demand for skilled labor
is greater than the supply. The count.
less acres of rich western lands are be-
ing opened to homestead settlements
Railroads are being built to closely
unite distant sections. Our factories
are supplying foreign demand. Our
products of labor are being scattered
throughout the world. Our grain is be-
ing sent abroad. Our commerce is re.
viving. Our merchants and bankers
and business men generally are enjoy
ing prosperity, because the basis of trade
is sound, and the financial policy of the
Government wise and secure. Our ma.
tional debt is being gradually reduced
over s35S,000,000 having been paid
of in less than four years. Our taxes
are being lessened yearly, and in few
years the burden will be removed en-.
tirely. Our currency has nearly reach.
cd par value in gold, while our bonds
are sought after by the capitalists of the
world as the very best of investments.
Our banking system affords security to
bill.botders and depositors, aud meets
Che wants Of the mercantile interests OF
The nation. Our laws, with few Local
exceptions, are respected throughout
the land. With peace and plenty al
lone, our flag respected throughout the
world, our citizens protected wherever
the American name is known, what moro
can We expect What more can w
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
RsNIE.aisa NyOREGn.

All kinds OF Boller and Sheet Iron ~ork done
TO order on short notice. All Boilers tested
previous TO leaving the shop. Competent men
kept 10 do repairs. Tubes taken out, pieced
and reset. Ola Boilers and Tubes bought or
taxed III Exchange.
-. :. z. IEcssEe1.GsOEE.
1s3 Atwater 81. 91CuG DEtLOI Z.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

LET every Republican voter in the
County see to it the ticket he votes has
on it the names of julius G. Burrows
and GEORGE w. LAwToN, and in the
first Representative District the name of
SAMUEL III. BLACKMAN.
Beware of frauds.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
EEGCESSON - MYERS,
81 MONROE AVENUE,

Call attention to their facilities for manufactu
ring MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES |
Aud at prices lower than any other firm in the
market IT," They have aso good assort-
ment of Cbromos, Engravings and Autograph
Pictures. Special attention paid to Ornamen-
tai Gliding and Regildug full stock of
Oval. Square, Gilt and Black Wallut Frames,
,Nc, on hand.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

REPUBLICAN VOTERS beware of spuri-
Gus tickets on the day of Election
The genuine Republican ticket is so
distinctive that no one need be deceived
into voting any other.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
Facts Of. Interest
CONCERNING
Sewing Machine Sales for 1871

The magnitude to which the Sewing machine
business has grown is only surpassed by the
rivalry OF the various competitors, few of whom
are unfamiliar with the numerous articles re-
sorted to for the commentator and sale of the
particular machine sought to be sold If the
number Of sales be any criterion OF merit. the
Singer seems to bear the palm. az shown by
sworn returns OF the Companies made under
the licences granted them 10y the owners of the
Sewing machine patents, and which arc as FOL
lows
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
DIR. 4. 4. CAD WE'LL
ACHfE.gSE. Sc.


No. - Lafayette Avenue, DETROIT.
With Thirty Years Experience specially devot-
ed to Diseases of the Eye. Is now fully pre-
pared to receive patients strictly on the terms
above mentioned.
No patients Treated, or Charged by the
Week. but are received to CURE and Will be
charged accordingly
~ Patients IN regular attendance not sue
cessfully treated will have their board bills
paid by the operator, and no charges for services
REFERENCES by Permission-Hon. y W.
Brooks, Hon. Ira Mayhem, Geo. Prcutlss Esq.
VIM. ID. Morton, ESD Banker, Col. Philip Ker.
schner, VIM. J. Fowler. Esq. II. NJ. Shipman-
Esq, sup't Pullman Palace Car Co., j. i,
Sutherland, Esq, and fifty other cured patients
of Detroit and vicinity.
CONSULTATION FREE. -Resdence and
Office, No 80 Lafayette Ave-, between Shelby
and Wayne Streets, Detroit. Office open daily
from to 8. GIG
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
}. ID. SCRTMGER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agen.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONvEYANCER,
Deeds, Contracts, Mortgages, ETC., drawn, on
the shortest notice. Collections attended to
with promptness. Office, first door west of
Breedsvllle Hotel.
BREEDSVILLE. MICH. 500
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

Throat and Lung Institute
FOB THE CURE or
Catarrh. Throat Diseases Asthma.
EsrOnchetiS and EOBSumptiOu.
No. 4 ASPINALL TERRACE, MACOMB Ave
II possible call personally for examination
otherwise send for Circular.
916 NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Propr
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
MILLINERY
MRS. UOYT,
Has Just opened splendid assortment OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,

Which she offers at very low figures. Call and
size will make prices suit, and show goods that
viii please you. Rooms over L. Smith & Co.'s
Paw Paw, Apr. %, 1872. S05ly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
OVER $50 SINGER MACHINES SOLD IN
VAN BUREN COUNTY SINCE
OCTOBER 1, 1871

Tho Singer wiil 10 the sarno work in hours
that any OtUer machine will do in 10 bours. NO
would say to those wishing to purchase ma
chine, try SINGER. ANY person NAV have a
Machine % test 10, delivered at their house. by
undressing
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

The apphcant IN every case has designated
the kind OF Machine desired.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
CHARLES b SMOLK. AaEyr.

Office, Cor. Nam q. Niles sts.. Paw Paw, Mich.
.. III kinds OF Extras. sewing Machines
repaired. 800
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
Michigan Machinery
G. =. WORMER A. SON

&. >. WORMER - son.
90 lOl and lO3 jefferson Avenue, Detroit.
Dealers in all kinds OF Wood a Iron Working
machinery, Single Heading and Staye Ma
chinery. New and Secondhand Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mills, etc. Send for Circulars.
All orders filed promptly GIG.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS and SHOES

All bought directly the manufacturers per
sell
eand ethem.
Never our customers
the OF
Ciooisw
sold We propose our customers tue benefit purchases
RESPECTFULLY
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

The Chicago Relief Committees Returns
show like result
M
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
- -
TIIIsTLEs.

IA western man at prayer meeting
said somewhat eByiously; Brother l.,
can sing better than can, but by the
grace ofheayen, can fiddle his shirt oal
Mamma, said wee pot, they sang |
want to be an angel, In Sunday school
this morning and sang with them. Why
Nellie, could you keep time with the restI
Guess | could, proudly answered little
Nellie, kept ahead OF 'em most all the
way through.
The Medford editor perpctrates the
following:
There sac fair maiden ia Medford
Who vas smashed un Ayouth IN New Bedford;
hat BE sfaeit 50 " o
That hie sait il did spoil
Disash9ns chap Sc ApN Bedford.
To which a New Bedford editor says:
faefc sas aue lad 10 Asa Bedford,
FaAin lgse e4tb : I'd % A-lfgr I'd
liut rhs smet o. d tam,
be 80 qlts ~ sItUme,
f6ls ptohi0sofs youth u Aew Bedford,
happy young bridal party went
down from Peoria on the railroad the
either morning. The blushing bride
thrust her bead ont Of the car window As
the train started off, aud after looking
around for moment or two, suddenly
ierked her bead back with quick excla-
nation, aud buried her face In her hAnds.
Tier loving aud frightened husband tried
10 learn the cause u her dismay, aud
offered feeble consolation; What Is il
darliugj What frightened II, dear? Tell
~ own hubby What makes Il cry
There wasn't much to cry about to be
sure Ga, no. Darling bad only dropped
vet Of gliucriug front teeth ont Of the
window, that WAS all The sad affair
cast d gloom over Tie entire community.
A man Ia Massachusetts bad an un-
reasonable grudgc agains, bis minister
thag lasted twenty-five years But at
THE hand u death Knocked AZ the
door " the parsshioner. aud be seat tor
hi. pastor. Tie good mau hastily obeyed
he Summons with s solemn delight, as
hs being called showed the meiiowIng
e he heart Of tbs dying mau which
promised reconciliation to both heaven
aaa himself Yoa sent ior me said be,
s. * approached the bedside. Yes, ans.
w.red tbc dying man, whose breath Was
now short sod difficult, ! have bat few
fsR houu 70 live, And senl-seni for
5oa 10 say thai thar tAis i your lAsl
ehance 10 apologize
Al Englishman aDd German were
S travelling together Ia 5 dillgenne aud both
smoking. The German did al Ia Biz
Irowcr 80 draw his compAuion inio con.
VersaiioB, bat 10 70 purpose a one mo-
mcat Is wouid, with snpefabaBdaace
oi Poiseness, Apologize iog drawing biz
aitentlen b tle fael ihzi ihe ashes u bic
gar bad fallen % BE- wRistooat, Of .
spark wAs cadAngeging hls ne8eNhieE
Al ieag,h lbs EaglsAman exclaimed
WAY can yoa iss me alonof Yoar coat.
tAil las been barring FOR the lat ten Faiu.
ules, and dsla't bother goa shout i.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
Z CLARK u
FPILEPsY or PITS.

AErkE CJbE - ihit disirce..aa complaint
i naw MADE tspvh .s TSnetse = 8. eCtAya
psFss 90 faTtlRa Gu4 Satire Hefbhl prsPErs-
tsens puhnsaea ~ " % pW1Fs NHsaS The
Ffrsef8ptiau sAf disc1sefed By h.m iu H1ch D
8gas3atn1Es4 rsanrs ttai 30 naanot csnssi -.
aeus.g ftfsst q mAtc q EEQsp 81 Is hts cured
EVERYBODY sb1 hts use8 % fag f4ia, Rover has
sag faxed Be- slugsa case me GnErtlitHtt cEG
ht aisikiuea ffam Rug dfuRElsi a cops sent O.
81 spF8esHts ffes ~ mail Address nv q.
FHE1fs Brown. q 0mEd s. dIssy CITY
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ns.s-s.ss~


faae a rsas8fn aariaF o. Years ihai
80 SAD tieca al snmsf 81 Arrat p4nof
she wss fasr hsafc8 saa ros1, viia lsug
e. eattes 8tf8 s'aefyrs faH q sbs3awy
ra1pt Eeag ard osnp.eaioa Ate
feas ors satsa and moreover AfFs
uas 3u 8sE trr1 nl1tesBeai ssf-ppsses-
80 eraas sna 8gsay q mica lhsi 80
ffvssbly c.AfAing 1ailsi Hawk.
Aafs Ls8 besa bafu lady. hui nntowafd
flie ha8 ma, : hoasskoefsr's daughter
a m
A. sle stsod n.sft, Teasing over lbc
iron rall ofths gate. ioositep soandsa
hsAlad htF.
1aIiett
So taroe8 VIII Htsle rose blash AB1
tuslls fbe fain would have concealed,
aaa Harry Avsael came ~ and stood
eIsss beside her
i8gls ~. yoa uouThs yea bad hidden
susF from ma. bot sou soe have con
i5yed 70 end you cat even here! What
snakes you blusA. sad look 70 confaseds
00I And Julei aKed ber gAze very
.ie4dfAeuY ca The green tart a Der feet
where S single yellow dAndelion wac clos-
lsg in eye u daway gold for he Night,
Listen cried Harry, triumphaniiy.
I've got piece o. news lor you.
What isitf
What should you think Of 4 s,ep-ialher
sb, litl4e oueY
Jules looked Up this time ia real and
genuine establishment.
a stsp.falber, Harry
Ny uncle has c0uddcd 10 me this even.
log that be thinks oi marrying, Juliet,
aDd from 80 TIA, 1 can gather, the bride
is none other than your mother So
when wc ate married there will be nice
little family circle d as, chi
Aud the audacious young man, belted
her slender waist with bis arm and ven
,ured to draw Der little closer 10 bin.
Oh, but Harry you are all wrong,
cried Juliet, erimsoning and smiling Ike
June flower, IL meant 70 tell you Of
Il, but somehow The words would not
come to my lips Your uncle told me al
10 that be bad concluded 10 marry again,
aud be asked me 10 be bis wife.
The mischief be did cried Harry,
starting back as II some one had struck
him a blow. You! Why, Juliet, you
are young enough to be bis daughterl
Perhaps am, said Juliet meekly.
Aud what dId you tell him. You &C.
ccpt bin Of conrscy He Il rich and ! am
poor, aud all the girls like gold.
Harry,
Tell me quickly, Juliet, be cried al
most passionately. Don't keep me long
cr IN suspense.
told him, said Juliet innoccntly tina
had already promised to marry you.
Ny little dove aud Harry Ayene's
dark face frightened into sunshine again
And you were right, for May and No.
yember never yet were happily mated
Ny uncle Is an old fool; and yet can't
blame him Juliet, when / look at your
sweet face
The counieuanoe Of Mr.. Ayenel was
slightly confused when he met his nephew
at the breakfast table the next morning,
bat, further than that, there was no sign
Of the discontinue ho had undergone.
He gave Jubet an exquisite set Of we'd
ding pearls when she was married, aud
congratulated Harry after very cordial
fashion. Bat he never proposed to Mrs.
Hawkhurst, aud as she bad never expect
ed anything Of the sort, no harm was
done.
Aud everything goes on at Avenol
Place just precisely as il ought to do.
Mr. Ayencl keeps his housekeeper, and
Harry has gained a wife.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
TARRANTs sELTzER APERIENT

hogugxo LAR 10 Ia medicine. A lutaFy e.
ts palate. pEialsss sEAcu4ga, EsuiIe slime
.sui q tle Cirealato1. persFira,aTy prepare
ton a. anti tsi.ous medicine, q siomaeiie, 81.
ufstie an4 30 admirable gensrA Alternative.
Such are The acknowledged AID daily proven
properties u TAlaAnrs EIfrntHscisr E4lgzrE
AfEaHSr.
hnLn BY ALL nREnnIsIh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03

Although IL require. Of other manufacturing, a
Family" machine 1901, Light nauufsctur.
lagr machine tt75j, to DO tits
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
CESrAuR LISMEST
VIZ care NECEAL0lA. HHIIsEs. swELi.s
fsug eTIfT gogsTx. sTAAINR
RHEU MATIsM

aBl II a.sa. uas saa Na..s kausa,. apoa
Ma saa haa.t
70 he 81 asa tea .r4alen, tis ealt ana lame
vganasd saa ssrs. - ssy oo.ns asa h hsAiea
To shs pea5 ASS distressed vh5 have spsHt
mssf noasy ~ valtlleas medicines, lassis
q clSTAUE LINuEST pia be gives witAoo,
charge
Faysaaas. Veterinary sargeoas aad Livery
Men arr Invited 70 70 he cESTAUG nSI.
MEST without oart
soas q he ingredients q Ibis Ilnlmeas are
egually essaas,aar Tor Man and Reset hence the
game e '-osatsar" vhisl va hsH hor.e aud
half aau.
Isutaur Eminent Waite wrapper IL Tor Fam
ly use. The CsniAar Iiuimsnt Yeliow wrap
pr. is i5r horses aud ABimals Il wll cure
spawn, strains, Scratches, sweepy, Sc, and is
bound 60 aatoAlsh The world.
Why viii yousueer o. lose the use Ola valua-
able saimal, wlten you can get centaur linI-
ment, atertain, speedy, and effective &c Cor
% cents and slo0 per bottle.
We viii warrant cares OF return the money
J. =. ROSE s. co. Proprs. O. Broadway.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
1915 iy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
the ART OF MONEY MAKING

or IHE ROAD 10 FORTUNE.
By J. b, MILLS, a Mes York Merchant
new took. 40 pages. Numerous illustrations
Price, $3.50. Liberal commissions. Agents
OUTFIT rs cents Solves the question, 'Nhat
shall 30 n Completes the subject BY showing
how best 70 do Il. IL thorough, comprehensive,
moral and lively. Tells OF thousand money,
making enterprises, both honest aud dishonest ,
c0mmends tie former, exposes the latter. Re-
hates strange hEps and miahRps to, and anec-
a. il shows
How Money Can Be Made Now
AGENTS, IT SELLS.
BE quick for Choice of Territory. Ad
dress
INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING Co
IS and 3d. Liberty 81. ~ y. l7-5Wx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
GOODS FOR ls72.

4 III A1IN VIVID AOiN lot
Agents wanted for our Campaign goods
Sell at sight Pay 100 per cent profit Now IL
the time. send al once for Descriptive Circulars
and Price Lists Of our Fine Steel Engrayings OF
al tho Candidates, Campaign Biographies, Charts
Photographs, Badges, Pms, flags, aud oyery-
thing suited to the times, Ten Dollars per day
easily made. Full samples sent for s.. Address
MooRE GooDspEED, 81 Park Row, New York,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
KIhner a nlnddnr CnmnInints.
Tumor OF 10 Years. Growth
Cured hy RadNaysH ResuIVeut
DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PuRGATIYE PILLS.


purge regulate, purify cleanse, anl strengthen.
Railways Pills f5r The cure d al disorder u the
stomach Liver Bowels, Kblheyt, Bladder Nervous
DlSsaseS HeadaeAe. Constipation, Costlyenena,
IadlgesilOn Dyspe MA, Bliousnsts Bilious Fever,
Inflammation II TIE B0weis. Plies, ard all Defange
lnents u the lglefna KiscerAs Warranted 10 eaees
positive cure Purely Vegetable, containing 10 IleT'
eary minerals, Or deieiefaus drugs
fG~ Observe tha following symptoms resgsng
from Disorders q the Digestive Organs;
coasilpatos lswsfA Piles, fsnsas u Ne Hloa1 IN Ne
Head Ardty u tie sl8asfh AAusa. HssfthNfu, bagast
q Tsoa Faiiass WEIGHT 70 ~ semHA, Sour EraftA
Hoa shtiag FissflnE a. The l Il fhs ktsHArh Swim
ulEs u hs Hssd Hafrsd shd Dect hfesitlng futtsf-
iag ~ Hear Uhasiuf sqasi'ng hshsstgnt rbsh 10
Lying plstsfs, fsnaets " f4aaea, btb Nfs asass
- sgtt, Fsfsf sd Dell Fsia 30 H. Head, DslrsssY
q Perry satish, YsiswHsst = tbs tta sad Eyas, fsn IN
tkA E8s Chest nhs Aa ssaea fa4ass II llsA bsfrlng
10 ths flegt
a rev doses n RAILWAYS PILLS vi free the
system from AZ The nhu#Phhati asafoFfs. fglot y
cents psr hoi. SOLD HY pRuGalhfs
KEAp .fAlsk Ahp IkbE. sesd eps letter
ssaiap u NhbWAl A Co. No. ~ Ms'dsn Lanr.
NswtY ork Information worth thousands al %
seat yea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
soLn 81 ALL paraaIsrs.
Y f. 8 NJ SALE

d not Do without q SEWtNG MACHINE
shcu yaa aau Fti one f9r DOLLAR We sell
NeW Sowlug Machines WitA Table AAd fool
poser al complete, faf "a, that cannot b. pur-
chased st any retail store in tAe country less
than from s55 ~ SO. send i7t q Circular
giving fuil particulars, 10 \. WlGiiN. Gen.
agent for L. a., l75 Washington ST., Boston,
Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
THE DOM Il STIC "

7 II y Y y ~ y y -
Has shuttle -boJbln which carries about double
he amount q thread shat other Family Ma
ehifer do.
the spfcsssr foot. and needle raises higher.
Glazed cotton i- good enough Tor the "Domes.
even 10 the hsBds q al ordinary operator
Ii hss 20 moving Needle Arm. with gears at
tachtd 81 came bel0W the table to drive the
needle, bat the power il spplsd srectly to
gath lees notse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03

by A NEW METH0DOF LIFE
- ASSURANCE, more favorable results than
auy hitherto experienced may be enioyed by
persons possessed Of constitutional longevity,
who keep their policies in force until the middle
or latter part Of their lives. These results are
obtained by a novel application Of the Tontine
principle to the distribution Of dividends, and by
allowing the assured to cell his policy to the
Company only after sisted periods.
The New York herald., 1872-12-09
THE
CLOCK.

The Evening Post says -"An xtravaganza that bafes
dcscrption was produced last evening at the Grand
Opera House. IL entitled "KVund the Clock" ana tho
purpose Is to show the sights and scenes Of this g bad
II Is animated In S movement brilliant IN Its Acces-
sories, and as piece Of scenic realism has certainly
never been assed. perhaps never eQuAcd on tha
New York stage"
The New York herald., 1872-12-09

A LAngE. FULLY FuRSIsHED HOUSE TO LET
~ unifl nay or longer West Twenty.thIrd street
yss.s aaoa lfamedlsfeiy well adapted Tor boarding
bsa~ G. FkCkk CO, ysl Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-09
THR
CLOCK.

20 illustrate tho rangers and temptations OF me otaa
HE slow what Is the thiug wc arc apt 20 call c
Ia this city. In this way 1t bec0mcs picture Of the NJ
sututions OF which good people hear, but which tcE
s q ss @
and as the town rushed the town In Lopdon,
New Workers win to see The wonders Of which they
have only heard"
The New York herald., 1872-12-09
CLOCK

Tho critic OF the Times says:In "Rcand the Clock"
u Is undeniable that the manager has made supcna
Gus effort 70 give his patTons something entirely au4
strange and he has avlshed money and labor without
4 ROUND s-- s. s-e = Z
The New York herald., 1872-12-09

MONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS-CARPErS
DKALY 4 CUNNINGHAM.
ss4 and $50 Third avenue. Twenty eighth street.
Prices lower than other house In the city.
The New York herald., 1872-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

LNNGLAND-IN CHANCERY-wAKEFIELDv vs.. MAT.
The Court made in the above cause dated he 18TH july
!sla John Davies Wakefield. the person above named.
In county Of Surrey spinster deceased for the sum
Of f5OO attaining the Of years. yz the 9Th Of
Ei'hsr tSs rom ssa snip
claiming to be entitled TO the sad legacy Of faoo
John % M Davies a &sseaeid II he Is dead. or other
5 s eo y come S in ss
claims at the cha%bers Of Vice Chancellor Sir John
In default thereof they will bc peremptory excluded
from the benefit Of the ssid order Mondsy ts th day
HpPon,eG e, hearing and sSdicains upon she claims
ROBT. W. PEAKK, Ghasf Clerk
Messrs Billing h venn, No 3 Church Court, Old
the cause.
Mcssrs. SaAer a Cowing, 100 Broadway, New York
United States, agents to Messrs. Billing 4 ycnn.
The New York herald., 1872-12-09

DRYANTS OPERA HOUSE,
ID 23d street and 9th avenue, near Booths Theatre.
EVERY EVENING AT g. SATURDAY MATINEE AT g.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS BRYANT'S M!NSTRELS.
M'ANDREWS, the famous Watermelon Man.
HARRY srANWO0D the great Banioist and Comedian
Morrissy, Emerson, Bi ockway, Carter.
TINE TRIES ALL. SAUSAGE MERCHANTS
DAN BRYANT, DAVE REED AND NELsE SEYMOUR
CARTE DE VlSITE. LES BRIGANDS N0IR.
Bryants Comedians, vocalists and Orchestra
Bryants Matinee, Saturday at Seats secured in ad-
The New York herald., 1872-12-09

yVANTED-A ROOM WITH LIVE STEAM, ~ INCH
w pipe. aud water ON ground door Address boz 2,s6
The New York herald., 1872-12-09

y corner Twenty eighth street and Broadway.
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BARSuAs
MUSEUM, MENAGERIE, CIRCUS
DAILY MArINEEs Arsp.x
FOURTH wEEE ESr.Sy OF eth! THE GREAT SHOW ON
SECOND wEEK o. Mons p,AIELIE, OR THE MAN
v,o,o,,.wLT WITH THE IRON JAW. -
mirstlon ana astonishment Of immense audiences al
For the present week Mons DArELrR win dsaly per.
ground 70 the dome distance Of 90 fee suspended BY
the teeth, holding his infant SON.
Nile. ANGELA.
VINO VIII appear in series OF herculean fcas cumi.
Ss oaH r. if s
EVERY .gSHsSSSSS RHs SSSSSSHfS Ms EVENING. y
xsD " sAsE AT WIS
.GyIN LYING TIG TGIGRIoSITIEs,
DwARES vallxSis, .ALBiNoss &C.. &C.
Seats secured six days In advance.
WESDEln kA,.s!SS s.s!SxAy HALL TONIGHT
Snbect--'Danie, ncQpnel-
CARrIER's soIREEs EVERY TUESDAY EVENING,
~ koblnsons Hall sixteenth street, between Fiith
sysnTe use and groadwsy Dancing academy rIimpt2n
Vtssses every Monday and Thursday. sl4 aN
The New York herald., 1872-12-09


AmUSEMENTS.
WAssLlaAuosxs,Ms, a.. x., -
LAST
on and last TWO MAnUBBs
DUNDREARL
- Enormous success Of Me-.
e0TnERN.
who will appear as LORD
DUNDRKARYI
EVERY EVENING, until - =.
on which occasion he will apPeAr IN his celebrated aud
original character of -tfs.i af4 u
" DUNDREARrS HoM.
BROTHER sAM
pronounced by the entire London pres asiuiy equal
LORD DUNDREARY.
ONB MONTH IN ADVANCE.
Due notice will be given Of the appearance Of Mr..
john Gilbert. Miss kne 0ermon and Mrs John Seton
(NRAND OPERA HOUSE. 4 trr,-s..rtF asa
VI Curtain riscs every evening at quarter 10 g.
Sole Lessee and Manager. ...,.....Mr AU0uSIIh 0AuN
ROUND -osc ue-s --r Z
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The New York herald., 1872-12-09

WENDELh (HlLbIpS TONIGHT.
snbject--0Danie, nCQpnelI.-