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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25
DETROIT MARKET.

DETROIT, Oct. %, 1877.
Excepting decline OF &c on Russia iron and
SOC per box on tin (now S16 and S19) there
have been few important changes In general
merchandise values during the week. The
above changes IN hardware are those which
dealers threw out intimations about. as men
toned in last letter. Dry goods are quite act
i've. with few changes in the buyers favor
Groceries arc very steady: sugar is shade
easier, straight being obtainabIe at 123i@l2l2c.
rurpentine is down 10 ~ by the bbl. Extra
winter lard is held at S5c. sperm is down to
-. Kerosene is steady 1T 21c. toreign es-
selti4l oils look upward letter from Paris
received yesterday by Farrand. Williams *
Co, note an advance OF Solo per cent. on
some kinds. OPIUM has advanced to $500
Produce is generally active. Apples have inn
proved since las. week: winter fruit IL in de-
mand az al.75@2.O0 per Dbl. fall is quiet at
al@1.5G. Barley ID quiet but not quotabl y
lower. unless choice, consignments are sold
with difficulty. State is not quotabe over
Sl.70 for prime, and 1.50Gpl.60 for fair TO good
Western and Canada are steady az 1.70Gl.75.
Beans are very dull, farmers lots not COM
mlndlng more than LIS for best and as low
a. LIS for poor. City picked, bbls, free, are
offered at 30 per bu. cash. Butter Id coming
freely eel lars ia the interior seeming to be
getting general emptying. Choice which II
very scarce, 10 firm at 21@22c, other grades
nominal at 1O92Oc. Cheese, firm at 150l6c.
Dried apples are offered by the bbl. or ton at
&c; spectators refuse to pay more than G. &c
Eggs arc scarce and firm at CSC Flour Is IN
large stock ADD warehousmen offer concessi ons
from S8oS % for choice. City mlliers. on the
other hand. report an active trade IN best at
S.2j0s.50. Wheat goes of slowly at prces
about lc better than those OF a week ago. The
receipts have fallen Off 10000 per cent. averag-
rs 6O@7O cars per day. Speculators operate
cautiously. Closing rates were white EXTRA
s1.7l No white f.C25s No. do. lac;
No. amber, l.43. Corn is dull and lower
No. ], he; yellow, 45c Oats keep quiet
prices are 1iz@2c lower: No. i, SIC; white
SEC; western, when sound and reasonably
clean, are now admitted on an equality with
State; pr Is fol off Q, yesterday on the
adoption Of that revolution.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.
W. MORSE, JR.

New YORK, Oct. %, 1872.
The money market, after few days OF COM
narrative ease begins to firm up again. Mer-
camille paper, with the best names, Is not taken
at less than 10 per cent. call loans range
oftener at 6@7 than 495, and gold, notwith-
standing heavy amounts paid out by the Asst
Treasurer on account OF November interest,
10 firm at II advance, closing to-day at ll3o-
1875. Sterling exchange has made an I'M
portant decline, now 1887 for GO days and
HOS for sight 1t is hardly probable tna'
financial matters Will improve much until a''ei
election; at present politics help very mucn 10
unsettle trade, and the more tlmorous capital
ists, always scenting danger afar, are boarding
f lour is heavy, with prices looking down.
Wheat 10 in only moderate demand; red western
81. 66tdl. 6S amber do, 1.67d175: white Mlch'
/. 8Oa2. 90. Corn Is quiet at CSC, and oats heavy
ana nominal Mess pork Is unsettled yester-
dav S1560 to-day, 1910. Steam lard. $3.50
az. Western butter is unsteady: low grade.
10mf4c: good. 18@22c; fancy Mich. might
bring 25a26c fancy State goes as high as 4oc'
Eggs (western) are firm at 2SW29c; cheese
quiet at 11cr14c. Mich. hogs sold to-day al
s4.65m4.75: cattle range at 5.65@6.6O. Wool
is nowhere shipments have been ordered
stopped, owing to a decline in the foreign
market manufacturers declare their goods
must sell before they can buy wool. Cotton Is
held stiff at 18d1s5s. Dry goods are STEADY
but not active. Winter dress goods and heavy
cotton fabrics are held strongest. Rio coffee
14@1sc gold. soft refined sugar easy at III
/ oil &c.
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:. Grant n UfisOn" Campaign Song
ny /. W. sAsBoRs.
We are marching. marching, marching,
Hear the bugle blast afar
Like the tramp OF mighty army
Rallying to the fields OF war.
We are marching, marching, marching,
In the strength OF manhoods day;
Guided by our love OF country,
Stunning traitors evil way
We are marching, marching, marching,
See our leaders IN the van;
Grant and Wilson brave and faithful
Beat them, Greeley, if You can
We are marching. marching, marching.
Like an army vast and strong.
Battling for the good and glory
or its country,-'gainst the wrong.
We are marching, marching, marching,
Onward Onward is the cry;
Grant aud Wilson are our leaders.
Aud our watch-word, Victory
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ODeni.n Of Winter styles.

Commencing Oct. 31st and continuing thr o
the week. Our trade having increased 80 fast
the past year both in who lesale and retail We
propose to have one of the LARGEST OPEN
INGS ever seen IN Kalamazoo. We shall have
ON exhibition over five thousand Hats and
Bo nnets, VARYING in price from so cents to
forty-five dollars each a central invitation ID
extended to all 81
W MORSE, JR,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

On the evening Of Tuesday last the store Of
Mr.. T. L. Ross, was closed by the Sheriff, who
attached the goods and closed the door, since
which time the goods have renamed in the
custody Of the Sheriff and the store unopened
for business. Rumors are afoat on the street
that this will prove failure &c. OF the CIR
eumstances we know but little or nothing,
personally, but ahall wait and see.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

The Meeting in the afternoon was
addressed by Messrs Burrows and
Dwight May, of Kalamazoo, and Messrs
Richards aud Larned, of Detroit, who
all made excellent and telling speeches,
which were well received by the i'm.
mense throng of hearers there assembled
A Sumpteous and bountiful picnic
dinner was provided for the ladies in
costume who accompanied the several
delegations, and of which more than a
thousand people partook without heing
bile to get through" the eatables
A Magnificent torch-light procession
paraded the principal streets in the eve
ning, which was witnessed by thousands
of people who thronged the streets, after
which the multitude was addressed by
Messrs. Harrison and Larned from the
balcony of the Dyckman House.
The colored people had tables spread
in the Hall in rear of L. Roberts Bar
Der shop where large audience Assem-
bled in the evening and were addressed
by gentleman of their own race whose
name we have forgotten.
The meeting passed off quietly and
orderly, and at the conclusion every
body Immediately returned to their
homes well satisfied with the very large
meeting, the procession, the illumina.
ton, the speeches, themselves, and the
Republican p arty, and the elections
that have already taken place and been
heard from.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK spoKES
1slxz inches. one half % inches LONG ,ho
balance 20. all to be the best quality of white
oak clear from sap or worm holes. Also
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK HRS
10 inches through by 10 inches Ions. for which
We VIII cay cash when delivered For tbe
spohes We will pay fifteen dollars perthousand
Tor the hubs nine dollars Per hundred.
April Sd. 1s12. sssnoe
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4. ~. ID. T.. BiOimingd0ic Lodge NO.
I6I.


WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
remove from this life our worthy and well be-
loved Brother +. NJ. Quick, therefore,
II esolred, That while we feel duly his loss
from among us, we recognize the hand and
reyerently submit to the will OF him who doeth
all things we'll. IN
Resolred, That our deceased Brother IN all
OF his intercourse with mankind sustained an
unbleml shed character. Therefore we as a
fraternity have lost a true and faithful Brother,
community an honest and estimaoie citihen
and his family kind the affectionate husband,
and Father.
Resolred, That to the bereaved family we
would in this their hour OF sorrow tender our
earn Jst sympathy.
Resolued, That copy of the above preamble
and resolutions be presented to the family OF
the deceased, also that the same be puDhsheu
IN the county papers at Paw Paw ana Aiiegah'
VIM. KuLHEFFER,
/. Il. HOWARD, -Commettee'
G.. II. MILLER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

The Paw Paw Horse Association held n
meeting on he Fair Ground on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. There were some
very fine horses present that showed good
tpeed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

REV. WM. FORD, Methodist Clergyman OF
tbis place. died on Monday morning last, of
heart disease. The remains were taken to
9attle Creek on Wednesday for interment
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NOTICE.

Whereas my vito Alice Holly, has left my
led and board without just Gauss or provoca-
ton, hereby forbid any person harbOI.ng or
trusting her on m account "a I will y no
debts Of her contra ting after this date.
HENRY A.. HOLT Z
o. g. 1872 cit
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

Quinine, Strychulne, Arsenic and all poison
GUS Drugs have taken back seat and the
Wight Aeue Drops" composed entirely Of
vegetable substances which belong to our own
climate and soil. comes forward and takes their
place. Price Fifty cents and warranted.
IL pounds OF Sugar al Prater's for 81 co.
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School Books

Secondhand School Books for sale at the
News Depot
Second hand school Books taken in exchange
for new ones by RaODA MI NIGER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

OWING to the great length of the premiums
awarded by the Agricultural Society, several
very Important articles which was prepared for
this issue were unavoldably crowded out.
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I'm Dress Goods

We have the LARGEST Line and best variety
to be found in this City, comprising Black
Silks IN all Grades, also splendid assortment
of Gros Grained Silks, in all colors, Japanese
Silks, and Silk VeilueuIs IN all varieties and
shades, silk Pongees aud BRUSHES Silks in
PLAIN and Stripes, Pophns, Brocades, English
Lustres, Blact and Colored Alpacas in all
grades, the largest and finest line OF all wool
Sateens that ever was shown in this market
Also the largest and best assortment Of En-
press Cloths and Merenos IN all shades and
colors to be found between Chicago aud Detroit
Striped & Plaid Dress Goods
in large varieties, Velvets, VIEW eteeus and
Plushs Trimming silks and SItins IN Bias
GImps and Frlnges, all colors, selendid assort-
ment Otaman Shawls and Scarfs. also Silk
Scarfe, sashes and Bows, endless variety,
Laces, Lace Collars and L 1iersleeyes. white
Blankets, grey Blankets, Flanels. Domestic
Goods. and Hosiery OF all descriptions. The
largest assortment CT Waterproois ever on ex-
niDltion IN thls place Cassimeres. Cloths and
Cloaklngs,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

THE Board of Supervisors adjourned on
Wednesday last, having been in session for the
perlod OF one week and three days.
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GET YOUR PAPERS
N z W s DEPOT,
RH0DA MUNGER,
CLUBS CLUBs!. CLUBs!!!

The Club Season has common .ed, and al
who will, may read, without borrowing o.
neighbors. If YOU do not find what you wan
on the following list, let me know and you shall
have II AT Club rate you have not tn,
mor..v ~ chan H., sno,o -
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Business Notices.

To cure AGUE without the ringing and buzz
ing sensation In the head use the WIGHT's AGUE
DROP sold by all Druggists.
10 pounds Sugar q. 90 at Prater's. 916ts
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

LAST week we referred to statement
or charge that was being circulated to
the effect that Mr.. John f Shower.
nan, the Republican candidate for Sher-
Fl, was defaulter to the amount of
some fourteen hundred dollars of money
belonging to soldiers. We, in the same
connection, declared the charge 10 be
untrue.
The circumstances of that case were
as follows: \ number of individuals
had, during the war, become obligated
sor "a large sum of money which had been
used TO purchase credits for tue town.
ship of Waverly ia order that those
persons might be entirely exonerated
from liability to draft, and which sum
of money was in addition to all State
and town bOuntcs-which utter was
promptly raised by said township for
every man credited to the town. An
efiort was made to saddle the township
With this additional SUM, and for that
purpose il was spread upon the Tax
Roll aud sought to be collected from the
tax payers of che township. TO this a
gOodly number demurred aud fled a
Bill in ChaHccry praying for an iujunc'
tion to restrain the co lection OF such il
legal tax from the persons who were
parties plaintiff in said legal proceeding
The Injunction having been issued
against Mr.. slovenian as well a. the
Supervisor and Clerk Of the Township
OF wveriy Mr. SLOVENIAN was estopp
ed from cole ting one farthug u thu
cakes apporiioned upon the Assessment
Roll aqaiost eaca Gne oi tue p1rtle,
plaintiff IN said Bill and Injunction.
Ga tue expiration of Mr. Slowec
mans term of office the Township Board
on theit final settlement with him very
properly credited him with 50 much OF
the amount of the taxes en- the Roll Il,
had been withheld from him by opera
zion of the Injunction
This is all,there Is Of the matter out o
which the story Is manufactured charg
ing Mr. Slovenian with being a default
er. The whole story as applied to Mr.
Slovenian, by Tucker the hired SANDER
and maligner, is positively false
1t is we'll known to eveay citizen o
Waverly that Mr.. Showerman paid over
TO his successor every cent of money thai
ever came to his hands as an officer O
the township. The story is put in cir
culation Just at this time to effect "A few
voters who 1t is thought might possibly
give some credit 20 the falsehooh.
By far the largest and most enthusias
tic Of public meetings and rallys which
have assembled during this campaign in
this part Of the State was the one held
at the village of Paw Paw on Monda,
last, the 2lst instant Not less thar
nine or ten thousand persons were gatb
cred together from the adjoining town.
ships aud their vicinity to witness thc
grand aud imposing procession that par.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-25

FIFTY CENT Bottle OF the Wight Ague
Drop cures or cases o, the Ague, FOR sale
at Kilburn Il Hudsons.
Goldfish, Mackeral, salmon, Halibut, Dried
Beef at Prater's.
MICHIGAN CLUBBING AGENCY,-Geo.
W. Matthews. pro orietor Paw Paw, Mich
Nearly 200 papers snG Magazines offered 10
single subscribers at club rates, sent to any
pest-oflicc address. Send for price list. 905ly
Use the Wight Ague Drop" for the Ague.
sure cure for little money. Fifty cents per
bottle. Warranted.
Chewing Tobacco IS cents Pratet's
One OF the best Appetlzers to be found is
the Wight Ague Drop" for Dyspepsia II has
TAO equal. Sold by all Druggists Only 80 cents
Cigar DepOt-Prater's.
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NOIICE.

10 THE ELECTORS or VAN BUREN COUNTY;
In compliance with the wishes OF many
the public do not demand al present oi,s,' 20
IN the Office, therefore announce ,nvseIf an
Independent Candidate for tho OF ace OF Conn
ty Surveyor. -
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LOST-RE w ARD.

Those fine uncolored Japan Teas at J. H..
Praters, price reduced again. only so cents per
pound. Warranted TO give satisfaction or
money refunded.
Oatmeal, Corn-meal, Flour. full line Graham
Boston Cream. Ginger and Soda Crackers, at
Praters.
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Our Hat Is CAP DeD0rtn,cnt

will be found supplied VITA stock which for
magnitude and VARIETY OF detail has never been
equalled. Embracing Ip endless variety, every
grade o. Meas and Boys Hats and Caps.
Ladies, beLtlenlens and Chlldrens Furs OF
/ every description, and an unusually large and
/ attractive Stuck NJ
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.HE.uBERS OF cove RESS.
fourth DISTRICT LlUS G. BU RRC
CUE.N'Tr TICKET

For State Senator-DAvID ANDERSON.
For Representative, First District SAMUEL III.
BLACKMAN,
For Representative Second District-EMERy
H. SIMPSON,
Judge OF Probate-GEoRGE w. LAwToN,
For Sheriff-JoHN +. SLOVENIAN.
For Observation-Disclosures W. DUNCoMBE.
For Clerk-SAMUEL HOLMES.
Eor Register of Deeds-kIRK W. MOVES.
For Prosecuting Attornsy-DARIUs L. COM
STOCK.
For Circuit Court Commissoners-BE BENJAMIN
f. HEoKERT, JOHN j. SHERMAN.
Bor County Surveyor-AUGUsrUs j. TEED.
For Corouers-0sCAR +. CHoMAs,
WILLIAM Il. BRYAN.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

At Iarge-EBER b. WARD.
WILLIAM A. HOWARD.
First District-HERMAN KIEFER.
Second trict-FREDERICk WALDR0N
Third District-JAMES O'DONNELL.
Fourth District. 4. DUNCAN.
Fifth District-ALONZO SESSIONS.
Sixth Distrlct-SAMUEL G.. IVES.
Seventh District-JOHN /. WOODS.
Eighth Dlstrict-CIIARLES l.. ORrMANN.
Ninth Dlstrlct-JOHN +. BROWN.
.VE.URERS OF cow. RESS.
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We take pleasure In inviting your attention
to our New Fall Stock. which we have taken
great pains to make complete and attractive,
and which will be found the largest and best
assorted of any IL our line in the country. Our
Stock consiota NJ
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Striped & Plaid Dress Goods
Ready Made Clothing.

both Mems and Boys, or custom work. which
we defy competition either IN quantity. quail
ty, styles or prlce. Gents Neck lies. embrac-
lrg very large variety OF new and choice
STYLES reDlete with all the lntnst nnvaltles
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HARDWARE.

In great variety. Take a bit OF friendly advice
and give us a call before YOU buy anything IN
our line. SS
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KfI,Ubiican Nom fn0fiOus.

For President OF the United States,
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
Tor Vice President of the United States
HENRY WILSON.
ST.ITE OFFICERS.
G;oyernor--JOHN j. BAGLEY.
lieutenant Governor-HENRY III. HOLT.
Secretary of State-DANIEL STRIK Err.
State Treasurer-VICTORY =. COLLIER.
Auditor Geueral-WILLIAM MPHREY
Commissioner OF the State Land Office
LEVERETT A. CLAPP.
Attorney General-BYRON ID. BALL.
superintendent OF Public Instruction
DANIEL b. BRIGGS.
Member OF State Board of Education
EDWARD DORSCH.
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MILLINERY GOODS

OF every description. Elegant rich Ribbons in
all the new shades. Sash Ribbons IN Stripes
and Plaids. Flowers, Feathers, and Plumes of
every description, Ornaments and mlscellane-
GUS Bonnet materials, and in fact all the latest
Novelties Of the Season.
Ladies' Furnishing Goods
Trimmings, Laces and Fancy Goods, Imitation
Hair Goods in Thread BIads, Chignons and
Switches. Berlin Wool, Yarns and Zepbyrs,
Worsted IN all colors.
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Goldfish, Mackeral salmon, Halbut. Dried
Beef NJ prater's.
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LADIES * GENTS KID GLoN ns.

10 the Patrons OF either general department
of our business we extend am urgent and re-
spectful request to give us an early call. We
shall be prepared to offer unusual facilities TO
our customers during the coming Fall season.
Our Stock will be larger and more attractive
IN every department than ever before, and our
Prices will always be found
The Lowest Wade liza any Market
We take tins occasion to tender our patrons
our sincere thanks for the constant and in
creased trade with us. and assure them that
no effort Will be wanting on our part TO deserve
continuance OF their favors
Respectfully
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A. - } 'GER0F,


o.....i. IT.. C0 Inty Surveyor.
oOueh Havoc sept. IS la g.. 9i5a
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a large line of Croquet and nilsson Slippers
at Van Auken a Cos.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-05
CAMPAIGN GOODS TOR 1872

Sicht Pay 100 per cent profit Now Is the time
send ut once for Descriptive Circulars and Price
do es. Campeipu Biographies, Charts, Photographs
Badges Pins. Flags, and everything suited 10 the
times Ten collars per day easily made Full sam.
pies q, nj fot S.3 Address MOORE Il GOODsPEED
81 park Row, New York
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Batter and cheese are almost indispensi-
BILE articles OF food Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; bnt sn inordi,
nate use of either causes Indigestion and
ddyspepsia. Owen Gsffney's Sunday Com
iort, Jndiconsly used will remove both Of
there troubles
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FEVER AND AOUE.

FEvER AND ACCE cured for iiily csnfs There Z
not remedial agent in this world that will care fsvet
and Ague and all other MalAFioul, Bilious, ScArlet
Typhoid, yellow, and other Feyers taided BY RAD
WAYS PILLS) 90 qucS Is RADWAflS READY
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TERMS N ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES.
JOR WORN.
Agents for Inc Register.

The following gentlemen are authorized
10 receive and receipt for subscriptions,
advertising, etc, for the REGlsTKR
Hiram Smith, Harrisburg.
q. p. Tompkins. Harrisburg.
Peter Hume, Brownsville.
W.R. Kirk, Brownsville.
J. B. Irvine, Scio.
I. III. Reynolds, Salem:
l.. r. FISHER, san Francisco.
II. II. Porter. Shedd's Station.
Fletcher q Wells, Buena Vista, Polk 20
Chas. Nickell, Jacksonville.
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b ASssi 8e7 Ns3 ~ DDsg Il
DFugRIStS 4 Cen i. aii RyancisQo. Cal,
AOeRs N'ashiE - gisii0n 5tsl, ri
Gold BY kLL nRgaCAsrs 4i
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vTNlIE MERITS OF THIS INSTRU sIENT
j consist principally III tire support n
gives to the abdomen and sDine. The helt
IN brag l, snppOBtel by suSpenders nassing
OyertlleshnHliefT. ajil kent In shave by
selfgengrnting lialyNhic Plates, whirh1iyc
pleatSRnf current.
The Regulator la.alsO 4ialyanic: ita Cup
and N0yzses are made Of Silver; its Stcm,Of
COprnT and Zinc, ~ heilOW. that injeeti0ns
may he thrown throngh 1t, or into the iieck
OF the Uterus. 1t can be so re sutlieil ijy
Its thumb GREW astO meet any mnLp0sI-
tion III the Uterus, nild Il rine1nAllel In
nleetinxtally form OF female disease.
Price, $Si. Patented Angus. ii. 1871, lIy
VS. Van Cl0vg, uentTalia, Illinois,
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dead Open and Shut
THOMAS ]. Stafford,
IIAying purchased the.

Has now on hand. and win manufacture
the above described gate. Whereverit has
been liscd II has received the highest en-
Gates fiWm prominent fal1hers III all narfs
Of the country, now In my lands, win
testify.
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For state 0r Territorial rights I'd manu-.
hAcfure Ms sssIl M the FnciAc Coast. apiJlys
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Tri-Week;y stage Line y

THE UNDERSItsNED is nov running q
j. tri-weekly stage from Lebanon to Al
bany, carrying the L. 5. Mails. leaving
Lebanon every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. and returning. leave
Albany az 2Ucloek r. NJ. OF said days
Passengers cAllel for in any part Of the
city. All orders should be left at the S..
Charles Hotel. klbany. for passengers or
freight for Lebanon.
Packages and liglit freight pnpctually
delivered at low rates. All business en-
trusted to me will bcprompily attended to.
VI; b. D0Ff1iA.
Lebanon, Feb, lG, '72-2ty4