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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
PhiladO ~nla, Wilmington ana Halti.
more Railroad.
M - ~ Il -
TIME TABLE.

Commencing Monday, June ID, lEa TT ans yin ,..,.
wXSAL rsHiS assaas !. -;
W% s ;: -
!on with smyrna Blauch Railroad and MARYLAND snd
Break wafer KArosd. sestord vuh Doreass.s9 snS
Delawass Railroad at Delmar With Eastern shore
Rairoad - salisbury with w,comico aud Pocomoss
ExfkssS s., Train q 100 NJ tsuad.y. ..sse..s, ,o
Psrryvills And UAvrs-de-erAcs. Copnsc,a a. Sn'
sxpsssss TRsiS AIN ,'i M 9.. =,
salsmorsand & NJ stopping Chester thur
os:..ii cn..i.oSsni f.4 ss11
.1.s sG,.ss MaNnos,s Aberdeen. Psrryman -
:.
AGO. fasi::, ass s'.:,; M
Asv.:1a.,Sssss: 1900. PsI.ym.n : md navoli..
NJ" y: 1':!i: aitxlseros TRAINS. me
LS1SE io4s ais,v ~ asS, sSS
Ts;s IL :ss :ss.sss sss.'s'' 'Ah
tAAvE wlLAlSsIoA M a. and $40 AN, 400 4oc
;!op sss,ssn Gns..., I'D On sunday
The sss 4. y; .l.n ,Iom Wilmington viii cynnec. Al.
Arsenal Junction by street car. with .As 80 A. NJ
rsna and D sIlrG I '0S ctSTaTa T. fsAIss
.aa !. 4. sse. .Hd rn
E:'i :. ,: ;ss :ss
dsysst 2sop M Pailads lphiA Tor chostsr Ii sht.
wednesday, ANA S .ss oilo'a % The ss 5
rAin ssops as all Stations tesweea PhAdsphia IN
LaDokin.
Leave Port Dsposi, for PhiIsdsp suntays excepted
S2o = M AMI 70 p m :; OK lord FhilAdephis .,
$40 :. M; ChsdSt. Fold for Phil.d-OniA ! 20 !. IN
leave Oxford for Philadelphia $40 D. IN.
Trains leaving irineoa 81 6$5 D. 4tO D. NJ will
conect at Lsmokln junction with the 7NV 4 m And
ADP m trans for ph,ladslphiA and ,ltiinsr. Cen.
tiAl Railroad.
TAR0UgE TEAMS FRoA BALTIMORE.
LkAv. yos ~ sziisDs4afas az
N iiS. al Al ss sii. IS 49, and S'i ioss ass NJ n A.
1ssn saltimoreto 20 Philadsiphia Lsav. Baemors At
An. Way Nail $50 \. l., kXpres. ass p. N, Ix
| prssA 7.OP n. E1press l0.i5 P. al Express.
Prem BALTIMORE Port Dspositaad
AsSOOP. N
leeommodAsioa sinfrom Port Dspos II
VILE as u AN. for Baltimor nd tsrmsdase sss
Iiopa.
| TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
LoAve Chester o. l1u6 and oil a. .,and IS Pm
Leave Wilmington - l2.s3. lis and ~ " a. n. i.us N
sCEDA TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves BALTIMORE ~ y H., stoPpug AAgnonA Perry
mans Aberdeen, Hayrs-ds-sI A. los
Town. North East. Rkton. Newark, Stanton. New
port, WILMINGTON, Clay mont, Liz Wcot and Cheat
u. EENNKf. supsrluteudsat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
Thay have remarkable mare in Providence

Thay have remarkable mare in Providence,
.RocIvood," Rock Si in NV which !. Character, % somewhat
celebrated in oldsn times-Dick Turpin-f-
CURES. This mare. represents the Bonnie Black
Bsss, with which Turpin outwitted the officers
Of the law, and cheated the hangman for some
time The Providence papers quite slight the
human actors, in their admiration Of the equine
one. They say that her acting Of the character
was marked BY ian evenness, a subdued power,
and an earnestness OF purpose delightful to see."
Her dying scene drew tears to all eyes, aud a
procession of the foremost inhabitants of Provi-
dence Is expected to escort this noble and sensi-
bic animal beyond the limits Of the city, when
the time comes for her TO exhibit her varied
talents Ia fresh fields and pastures new.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
An Atmospheric phsnemsnon n.

A. Atmosphoslo phonomenon.
Tm Old AYyTxRY OF AMERICAN WINTER
eEo0n oLtAAHD UP-AN ATNosPnHRIc
WAVE sPR1ADINo OVER THE PACIFIC
sEAID AND POURING THROUGH THE ROCKY
MOUNTAINS.
WAslINoToN, Nov. 15-The researches
OF u Signal Once have lust been rewarded
By . beautiful and highly important meteoro.
logico! discovery. On the coast Of England
from time lmmemorial the phenomenon Of the
9teat November atmospheric wave has been
Sir John Hersohell and others have supposed
L was peculiar and confined to England and
WeDtefn Europe, which It reaches from the
Snuth Atlanticss and over which 1t rolls in
looI-coutinued und1lati0ns from October to
January, costituting an important element in
tor. On the 18th Of November similar at
moephefic wave began TO break over the
shores Of Oregon and British Columbia, as
shown by the weather telegrams. BY the
evening Of the 18th It mad spread over nearly
all Of the Pacific States and Territories Utah,
through the passes Of the Rocky Mountains.
On Thursday. the 14th, It descended upon
Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, and the Indian
Territory. On Friday morning 1t extended
In unbr0ken magnitude and magnifcence
from Oregon and Washington Territory east
WuIO tukVu8u Vic 8IeSt uOuBu VI ucpIchSlOu
Of the Rocky Mountain backbone In Idaho
and Montana, and stretched thence to the
Lower Missouri and Lower Mississippi Val
leys and over the western shore Of the Mexi-
can Gulf.
This discovery will enable meteorologis.s to
anticipate, by many days, the approach Of
winter, - It advances from the Pacific coast
eastward In the great current Of westerly
winds. 1t serves to clear up the old mystery
Of American winter storms, showing that
they originate in the Rocky Mountains, upon
whose cold and lOftiest submits In Nevada.
Utah, Colorado, and Southern Wyoming, the
vapor-laden air Of the wave, coming from
over the warm Pacific, Is now seen to be con-
densed In the Overwhelming SHOWS of the
foety.Rrst parallel. AS this vast aerial wave
Ii probably tike the English wave. continued
In successive undulations for two or three
paratively high temperature and light precipi-
fation in winter aleng Puget's Sound and
eastward.
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2l1ilrpzd 3tufs.
P1UN0xLVANIA RAILROAu.
&R00Wa 71
on AND 4IfER suxpAY. OCT. q, ls

wH.E SK 1Sp p1ir1 4rrrs syn suSpA5; nd OCT. q. ls72
Trains lesys Depot Thirty second and Market ST.,
Trains arrive s.i. SepO. IhEsy Il dr:t and SIS
Psoli Accomm odation daily. except Sunday. 6 %
s;%.i Ss0 An and lllVa. m. L., pm, $40 pm
Niasafe Express daily. except Sunday. 7.ao. m.
Lock haven and Elmira Expres daily, except
sunday, S.Oa m. ''
E.st Line and Erie EXP daily (. o%
HARRISBURG Acc. daily. except sunday. go p'm'
Park kesbura Train daily. excep, Sanday' s.:S
rittsbury Express daily. except Sunday 80 q M
South.,n E1nrsss Enrssss Ss;Ix 80 pm.
Rschc Express e. iil0 On.
Psoii = Sunday IN Sy 10 NJ a y pm
Erie Mail Saturday nieht runs only to WIiamsHpor;
Fot .Emtsrant Exrres3 Tfain. leaving lpU D. m
SS.y sassci be and
New YORK X Divissos. SSfEst =. BY o." Pm
E1psess sS% iS' Nsw York $50 and 90 m and
EpisI.nt T! lTain for New York. j sor%. m;
Nss y ork Sunday Trains. 40 a n. SIS N. pm;
KENsINaToN DEPOT.
Holm esburR + Bustleton. 645
and 7.2opm.
Way Train for New Drunswick. al5nm
h5Sscss Trains for Trenton. 7.5o IN and luo and
WY y Trains for Trenton. 1000 m. sl5, 800 and
FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION.
express ior trenton. Lambertville Eaton Scran
., ton. &C., 7.3O m. and l. W y m
Way Train to Lambertyille n Eiem;p.,o, N M a n,
- and 0O m. "-'
Way Trains for Pennington 1000 IN and s GO u m
~ MakEET' sTEsss%fi siH II FERRY.
AmbOy DiyssiOas.
Accommoda. for New York Via Perth Ambov and
uvis Monmouth Junction. $50 N. ana 2.G . in
way Trans Tor Trenton. 800 and lOOO IN. Y 10
noon and 500 800 and 500 IN.
1nHccomm: for New York via jersey City !? 90 u m
NJ IRAN ior Burli rlington.............. 6. ~ No.
Way Trains for Bordentown. SO and Ii 10 = a' M
Express Trains tor Long Branch 80 a N and 2. 90
E.p Trsins for HishtstOwn. 6 90 IN and s.3o D IN .
cypress Trains for Pemberton, Long Branch and
NJ. southern and Tuckerton kaili osds. 30 a
va, Tr.ins for r Mt. Holly, - 30 m and, :un
WAY Trains for Psnberton. 1916 IL. 245' 5U and
Sleeping Car Tickets for the West can he h al nm
sppncatlon st the Ticket Oice sol Chestnut street
| anu ~ the Depot. Thirty. second and Market STA.
|. Agents Of the Union Transfer Company viii cal
Ior ana deliver baggaRe at the Dep ots Orders vii
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time On nd
| can also be obtained at the following
TICKET \: X street:
anu Aetne Depots and Ferry named above.
J.CAsSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19

Horses are excellent musical performers
sometimes. One of them has been known to
20 through the bars of field correctly and
without missing an Oat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
~run suoar,ar AND Bxsr aours.~

o-eA
TAislins affords a. "a ua ed n nducsmsnts to per
IONS dssirine cheap and passage to tn
West, aud deserves particularly the attention Of al
suoh q desire to avail of the Aomsstaa
Bill passed hy the last COngress.
The Pea nnsylvsnia Central Ailro I'd. with its cor
neetine lineS - by Is: miles the shortest route to
ChieaSo and other tp lacss in the est and
peoninsnt places in the Southwest and northwest.
PaaDsnssIs are forv srded In comfortable and air,
PsseaeSr Cars, furnishsA With cMshionsd seats With
noyea6l ehscks. water stoves. in Winter and
With sueh oths! - srsrsausite for II
TSfeash tiekstsa cold e sllpssnips,tp plaeesi,
he West. Boatlwss. end North est. at about bal
he usual frat elae fare. -
pssvssa tie ass; 81 I've aadsvslvc yssrs pV ssii.
Hsseesseaesksa aaS 4 Slerxasded ~ The Anstrsin
.iQA ffes 70 every fall passenger. --.
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and tickets
must Be- procured and bAsgags delivered at the ecs
No. ll6 Market street. ey O'Clock. p. n.
~ adareseinQ the lneenisnsd he will forward
rssarp ofnail. fes haFss. . containing
as:;s;:4 Lsr. Sis SsfiE SIjHS
ofthA Pepnlllvanta Railroad Ce1panv,
No. 1l6 Market Street, philadslphis
poila1GlpbiA: JuAo -. t0ak'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
DpILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON r RAITI.
L MORE RAILROAD.

SPECIAL NOTICE,
On and after WEDNESDAY, Oetobsr 18th. 1871.
Eington. " 'S' w"
The train viii stop at Stations as follows. when
pm Chester. 9.N p. n; Lamokin. . IS p. m: Thur
low 9tS P. y; tinwood. s.as ?. u; Ciaym mont lO0l
p m; Elerslie, TO- .. N; arrive Wilmineton To- 30
N. toct0l H. y. KINNEY. S"p't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
Van Arrangement,
% ottef 0on0ay. November 4. lo70.

Train No; connects At Chadd's Ford with trains
on the fhiladelphia and Baltimore CentrsI R.;is
fo.a: arriving q Philaael pha At 800 =. "a =
Baltimore at los m. AT Coatssviiie Win Hi
on on philadspha and Reading Railroad. North snd
south; connecting st kssdine with trains Tor icr
= lrAin NO. connsct! At Airdsboro' with trains
lr0m n rottsvLle. Ma!ri.6urg. 10. AT Coates. lila
with trains from fhilaAsphia and Harr;sh~ss A"s
Train No. connects: es Coatesviiie with w.v
n.san 10 hsrrs1prg. At Birdsboro' with train for
Train south. ~ WIN wsy
,,dr Train No. connects at Birdsboro' with train
iiom Reading. Pottsville. Allentown and Hs..;...
burg. A. CSstesyille with Harrisburg Aceommo.
aation TOT philsdelphis. At Chadi's Ford With
Train 10. 5 connects at Chadds Ford With train
Train No: connects at Chxdd's . Ford v;,h .,.;..
arriving at PhilsdelDhia At $40 M and At HsI,;s
more at l0s N. es 0Aia-
Connection by Stage to AMI from Ws.. ch..,.,
| at Sagsr's with all trains, ~ Sosster
omitted. ""ere H111es u1r1res are
| "snsrsl Superintsndent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
DELAWAhE RAILROAC rrur
SUMNER ARRANGENEMT.

on On ana after MONDAY, July 2o.h
ls72. teundsys excepted Train.H TN FL
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HOW. TO 90 II.EST.

This ID all enquiry which every one should
have trlchfully answered before he starts on
his journey, and little care taken in examina-
ton Of Routes will in many cases save much
trouble, time and money.
The &C. b. 4 Q. Il. r." running from Chi
cago through Gaesburg to Burlington, has
achieved . splendid reputation In the last two
years az the leading Passenger Route to the
west. At Burlington it connects with the great
Burlington Route which runs direct through
Southern Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with
close connections to California and the Terri
tories and passengers starting from Van Bu-
rem County, on their way westward, cannot do
better than to take the c. i. i Q. and Burling-
ton Route.
This line has published a phamphet called
''How to 60 West" which contains much val
liable information large correct map OF the
Great West, which can be obtained free OF
charge ty addressing the General Passenger
Agent L. 4 VI. +. +. Burlington, Iowa.
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REFIBLICEr SITE CO.NI'E.>-
tim.

Republican State Convention, ID nominate
candidates for State officers, and Electors for
President and Vice President, will be held at
Lansing, at Representative Hail. or Wednes-
day, the 3lst day Of July, 1872, st II O'Clock
A. N.
The severi counties will be entitled TO two
delegtes for each Representative in the lower
branch Of the state Legislature. under the APP
portionment law OF 1871, and every organized
county having no Representative will DO emit
tied TO one delegate.
nder the resolution OF 1858, no delegate
will be entitled TO q seat who does not reside in
the county he represents.
S. ID. BINGHAM, Chairman
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y Grist OF new wheat of this Years harvest
Tag was ground by Z. y, Holden, on Monday
last.
7. l.. Ross desires Us to say that me has 10
connection with the PRE5, We stated the
matter as we heard 1t. aud hare 20 heard It
several times since
PROF. iIarr ever was IN town on " edne=day
last and made us short call. lie LOOKS ius.
a. rotund and pleasant as egel Re vas on a
tour OF buzlues- connected WITT ui- new yoca.
;.on.
sErESAL OF on lung men ;eo.; vacation
and went on fishing excursion to T5ur Nile
axe where they spent two or ,hree days du-
rlrs tine hot weather OK the past wess.
De. l.. *. Dibble has returned from hi, sum.
ner vacation and may be found ct his office IN
teadiness to attend to all professional calls.
re delegation who attended the Rail road
meeting at Grand Rapids report the out look
~ very favorable for the construction OF the
Chicago and NIacknac Road by rav OF Paw
Paw.
G. 4. Harrison. So. arrived al ms home
from visit to friends in Connecticut and on
the Sea shore. where he has been spending
short vacation.
RON ell quarters We learn ,lat ihe wheat
crop promises an unusual large yield and OF
superior quality. In view of which fact farm
ers are wearing very pleasant countenaRces.
THE WOO. crop has been marketed ven slowly
and reluctantly, not u ore than tithe having
been disposed of by growcrs
a party Of Engineers Who completed a
survey OF the route from plainwell 10 Paw
Paw pronounce 1t as all that could be wished
for for the economical construction OF road,
and regard At a. the most feasible route YET
surveyed.
lr need rot be ;oll that for several DAYS past
the weather has been - nt8Ierabiy bo,. 100
ia about tho figure indicated DE- TIE thermome-
ter
IL the number sold o. aae one machine be a
criterion OF It's merits the >ineor carries Oh
the pain -Ncr o-h Lf.t ~. ,.r
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Business Notices.
EJ4.UERN T1hE .>.OTIsE.

On and after tine first Of August the under
signed VIII receive Wheat On the following
terms
Parties not wishing to sell Oh the market.
car deliver their wheat and take thepr on or
before the first OF November. Money advanced
on wheat in store.
On and after the 10th OF October. / will re-
sumo custom grinding having reftted nv
mill-wl warrant satisfaction in all cases
Bring along your grists.
Z. L. ROSS.
No chewing Tobacco at Praters for c. per
pound.
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Re,ubiican County Contention.

The Republicans Of Van Buren, County will
meet in convention at the Court house in the
Village OF Paw Paw on Friday the 26th day OF
.ruly 1872, at II o'clock A. u. for the purpose
c; elect ne slI delegates 10 the Congressional
Convent ion to be held at the Village OF Decatur
or putting in nomination q candidate for Con-
gress, and also to elect delegates to represent
this county IN the State Convention to be held
at Lansing on Wednesday the 31st day Of July,
1872, for the purpose Of putting IN nomination
candidates for State offices and electors for
PRESIDENT and Vice President Of the United
States.
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Republican Congregational Conrentfon

AfiinbNc0H t0ngTessf0ndf G0ntfHfion'
4 Republican Consressions, Convention 70:
the Fourth Congressional District will be held
a, the village Of Decatur, on Wednesday, Aug
7th. at o'clock, p. NJ, to nominate Repub-
lean candidate for Congress. Each county in
the District will be entitled TO twice as many
delegates rs il has members in both branches
O. the Legislature, under the Appcrtionment
LAW OF 1871
A. Is. CoPLEY, Chairman. Cass Go.
/, A. Harrison, Van buren, Co.
r. d. Dix. Berren Co.
G.. r. READ, Kalamazoo Co.
Kalamazoo, June 24thlS12. COMMITTEE
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ICE. ICE, ICE.

CARLTON Coon is prepared 10 furnish Ice o.
the very best quality to al who may wish it
He will deliver to any pert OF the town daily
Orders solicited
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~. 49,.
paw L's1s RAE s:0$D.

Trains srom Paw Paw connect with the -ame
named Trans ou the AIca.-tu Central Railroad
~ Llwtou, going eat ana weet.
LEAVE paw Paw.
$40 "a. IA. kalamazoo Accommuuat ioA. Ne-t.
1890 a. la.. MAJ Train, ca-t.
.:lU p. m. Mai west, and War Ere ht east
S;i5 p. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation. ea-t.
~ Trains return 90 Paw Paw onGcpariGre OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawtor.
q. n STEPHENSON. Sup't.
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EOK .S.fLE.

Two Billsiard Tables and fixtures together
with lot OF fine pictures. They may be seen
at the rooms over Dodge * Wiley's store. The
tables are in good order and will he sold at >
bargain. 9Olm3. JoHS tywM. W, JiYLE.
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Thc yOnr Of EnrOuc.

THC Tour at EHrOpc.
We have received & very interesting pamphlet
bearing the title - twelve days tour in scot
Isnd; giving list Of the principal places tour
lists should VISIT when making the trip, and fur
nishing many valuable suggestions TO parties
contemplating tue European Tour" The low
price OF passage tickets by the Anchor Line,
viz: sl20 currency Tor the round trip will give
MANY an opportunity OF visiting the old world,
which has never before been presented bv an y
ether line OF steauer~.
This line il continually adding new steamers
20 is already extensive hest.
Tickets eau be procured o.
Eo,rts y IRw-S. AT.
Paw Paw Mich
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MORTGAGE SALf.-Detault having been
made III the condition of certain mortgage,
whereby the power 10 cell therein contained
has become operative. executed b. Jane. y.
Scott and Amanda Scott. his wife. OF the VII
lage OF Decatur an Buren County Michigan,
10 Alfred y. Ohamberlan OF the same place,
and which mortgage bears date the 20th day %
March \. -. one thousand eight hundred and
seYenty-one. and was recorded in the Office Of
the Register OF Deeds for an Buren County.
Michigan on the I'D day OF Marcu 1871 at Que
clock IN the afternoon in Llber - OF Mort
cages on page l64. upon which mortgage there
is claimed 70 be due and unpaid at the date OF
this notice two hundred and eghtytso dollars
aud 40 suit or proceedings either az law or IN
equity, having been instituted for the recovery
OF the same or any part thereof. Notice IL
therefore hereby given that on Monday the If
teenth (l5th) day OF october A. H.. one thou
sand eight hundred and sevenry-two at the
hour OF one clock IN the afternoon, / shall
sell at public auction or vendue 20 the highest
bidder, sale to take place at the front door OF
the Van iuren County Circuit Court House
IN the village OF Paw Paw. tue premises de-
sci1bet IN SAID mortgage or 20 much thereof
as Nlli he necessary TO satisfy the amount then
aue on the same with ten per cent interest and
legal costs, together WITH an aJtornev fee OF
twenty-five dollars Covenauted for therein.
that IL to say. the following piece or parcei OF
land situated IN an Buren, County state o.
Mlchi{an. va all those certain pieces n par
cels of land situated known and described as
follows VIZ Lots one and two (iV2 IN Blocb
ave 90 IN Farkhurst and Dodges addition to
the village OF Decatur Town four south
range fourteen vest. COUNT e. Van Euren
Htate o. Michigan.
Dated July lsgG is-z. g15ls
AFFIXED y. tIt2fEE5L iIS. Mortgage
ID
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For any thing you want in first class Gro
Genes at bottom prices. 90 10 Praters, Butler
old stand
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LOST.

iost July 18th. a Eli Book contan ming notes
to the amount OF 1850. drawn IN favor Of 6
VI. Waite, and signed by John Remslie. Any
warded by leaving it al the POS; Office. 903
50 rapdy does health decline when attacked
by kidney, bladder and glandular diseases. men
tal and physical debility. diabetes gravel,
female irregularities and malalies Of the urino-
genital organs, that TO time should he lost IN
partabing Of an occasional dose OF >yoLANpEB's
Brent which vii drive the above complaints
out ~ the system ani 3 restoration to Lealh
IS rrre r1.g-.
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a. .. HOOKER,
ID {: N7IS 7 !!
~ PAW. MICH

80 e,le undersigned Physicians,
O. ooher, surgeon Dentist. do hereby certify
that We deem BIN possessed OF learning and
-klll OF superior grade in the dental art, ard
We hereby CORDIALLY recommend him as highly
worthy o. public patronage aud confidence
". b. HATHAWAY, NJ f..
=. ANDREWS. u. D.
O.. :. MAYNARD. VI. u.
LUGEST bITEIY VI. y.
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Educational IonrcptfOR.

\ Con vention of School Officers consisting
o one officer as delegate from each school dis
t-lct IN an Buren, County, will be held in the
village Of Lawrence on SATURDAY. August Sd,
1872, at IL o'cloc,., \. VI.
Lawton July Sd 1872. HENRY. J. KELLOGG,
Co. Sgpt. Chairman OF CON-
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The hremen's Picnic yesterday was a
splendid success in every particular. A very
large number OF persons WAS present and a
bountiful repast was provided and partAken OF
by the Fremen and citizens generally and
everybody enjoyed themselves hugely
Speeches we're made by |. f.. Barnum. j. j
Woodman and T.. Barnum, which were listen
ed to with much attention. The Paw Paw
Cornet Band discoursed sweet music at inter-
walls, and W. Il. Hawkins sang some OF his
felcitous songs. delegation Of Fremen
from Plainwell we're present by invitation
The two companies on parade made fine APP
pearance. A dance at the Town Hall in tho
evening concluded the recreations and festivi-
ties Of the day.
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Hnteni NMisjdfs.

Different courts have decided that legal
notices required by law 70 be printed in paper
published in the county where the process is to
be executed. cannot be printed in paper hay
ing patent outsides printed out Of the county.
and that such papers are not exempted FROM
postage within the county where published, by
the provision of the postoffice law. Postmas-
tiers should observe this fact and also those
who have mortgage foreclosures and other le-
gal notices for publication ,-Berrien County
Record.
This paragraph is going the rounds OF GER
tam papers for certain purposes.
Both statements contained IN the above. are
base falsehoods. In the only case where de-
cision was reached involving those question:
the judgment OF the court wac just the rerers'
OF the above statement.
The lying OF some men at times. IS truly sub
.came and the audacity Of others IN giving i
currency would be commerdable il used in |
better cause
1t is a mean way OF pettifoggips for patron
sge. In the language OF ID ours are " bowels.
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The several townships OF the County are en-
titled TO delegates az follows:
Republican Caucus.

The Republican Electors OF the Township oil
Jaw Paw are requested to meet in Caucus al
the Court House on Saturday Evening, July
Goth 1872 at O'Clock p. NJ for the purpose OF
choosing Ten delegates to represent said town
ehip IN the County Convention TO be held al
tie Court House on the Goth day OF July, inst
SoHN KNowLs }
c. A. HARRISON Township Committee.
CIV. RowIANDl
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Buy your Fruit Jars At Praters.

a largo line OF Crcqret and NILSSON slippers
ut Van Auken Il Co.'S.