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Coral department.

HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OF FREE Lee
TURES FOR MARCH.
20th-HENRY A. FORD, Esq, of Niles.
27th-HoN. CHARLES Il. BRowS, OF Kalamazoo.
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Mr. DorYs LECrURE.-The seventh lecture
OF the High School Course was delivered
Wednesday evening the 18th INST, by Duane
Doty, Esq, superintendent OF Public Schools
in Detroit.
Mr.. Doty spoke upon the Means and Ends
q Education" The lecture was extempore
and occupied about an hour and twenty minutes.
The speaker went over the whole ground Of
education from the first discipline of the OBJ
serving faculties TO the most refined and REIN
Irg Influences of modern civilization. He
dvelt with particular emphasis upon the edu-
cational value of the newspaper, rating it as
cue OF the highest means OF education within
the reach of man. No man understands the
workings of newspaper Office better than Mr..
Doty. and he spoke from actual experience and
observation when he ranked 1t so high among
the agencies eff civilization. Mr. Doty is an
accurate speaker, and clear. ready thinker
The lecture was considered one Of the best Of
tie course.
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FoR TIE FAluLY-IHEsrA,y GOODS NO
family can afford TO le without TIE iamous IIaI-
ford Leicestershire Table Sauce. lt IL as es-
ssutial 20 give fine favor g. -oa.s and FISH
aef meas "a na .l.l
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D]ED.-OR congestion Of the brain, MILE
T.. HAWKS. aged wears. months aud 3 davs,
Feb. 10th. 1872
DlED-in Arlington, Mich, December 7tb,
1871. BARNABAs PATTERSON, aged % year,
DIED.-In Arlington, 1lich January 10Th.
1872. WILLIAM l PATTERSON, aged IS yoars.
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NOW FOR SOME FUN !.
II you want TO buy good UNDER-sHIRT
for Csc. go to SMITHS.
II you want to buy READY MADE CLIO.
THING Cheap, 20 TO Smiths.
II you want to buy MERRIMAC GINGHAM
for 1879 per I'd, 90 to smiths.
1, you wan; to buy PAPER OF PINS for SC,
go to Smiths. .
II you want to buy a good BUCK GLOVE
for soc par go TO Smiths.
If you want to buy LADIES KID GLOVE.
for 81 pair, go TO smiths
If you want to buy a good SET uF FURS.
FOR S3. 20 TO Smiths.
If you want to buy good lat for soc. go to
Smiths.
Smiths
II you want to buy good pair Of WOOL
BLANKETS for a, 20 70 smiths
WOOL SOC rs for SOC pan, g 10 Smith p.
II you want TO buy BOOTS. SHOES and
CATERS forasoug. 20 to Smiths and buy EN-.
ii you want to buy good WHITE COFFEE
>OtAE for l2'zcper To-. 20 20 smiths.
II You want to buy good BROWN SUGAR
for lie per TO-, 20 to smiths.
II You want to buy good JAPAN TEA for
soc per b., 80 to Smiths.
If You want to buy good GREEN TEA for
soc per H.. go to Smiths.
II YOU want to buy the best RIO COFFEE
Tor 2jc per No.. go to Smiths
II You want to buy COOL BOX RAIsINS for
zoe per ID, 80 to Smiths.
II you want to buy 3 lhs OF DELAND'S BEST
SALEl'AICS for 25c, go to Smiths
II you want to buy good SEED OATS. that
get them ''''
II you want TO buy CLOVER. TIMOTHY
and hED-IOP SEED that nice. go TO Smiths
YOU want to bay anything CHEAP 20 TO
Hmiths and you viii find Il in FULL
BLOOM.
OH HOLD ON one thing more! Verv
important 70 tho LADIES' Smith wants tolnovy
ii Goats eco sd spool Cotton h. cheap nj b. q
spool.
Respectfully. Yours,
r S11TTH a co
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Business Notices.

brand fred new stock OF DETROIT
STOVES at the tall brick. Rush in and see
them.
$4,000 worth Of first class furniture now
ready to slap right on 10 Detroit Stoves at
Mills Bros.
MusIc.-Those wishing the music 10 the
poem on Detroit Stoves, buy one, put on the
furniture and 'let'er hum"
STAND NOT UPON THR ORDER OF YOUR Como,
But go at once and buy bottle OF the fragrant
SozoDoNr. You will never regret 1t. 1t not
only beauties and preserves the teeth, and ar
rests decay, but leaves the mouth cool. and the
breath as fragrant az rose.
Spalding's Glue. cheap, convenient, useful.
The famous Haford Liecestershire Table
Sauce has become National II is in use from
Portland san Francisco, and from the Lakes
to the Gulf. It's merits have secured for il the
most unprecedented demand.
New Goods for the Holidays just received at
Van Auken q Co.'S.
The cheapest article in the world for family
use is the Halford LeicestershIre Table Sauce
Every family having it is it's reference.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-22

MARRIED.--ln Paw Paw, tIarcb II. by
Rev. William Ford, Mr.. WELLS C. EDGEn.Y and
Miss LILA c. Finch, both OF Almena
MARRlED-At Parma. Mich. on Sunday.
March H. by Rev. j. Il. Abbott, st ms resi-
dence. Mr.. CHARLES J. BAILEY, TO Miss Eva I.
CLLrP both Of Paw Paw.
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THE APPoRuoSMENr BILL.-On the 10th,
the Senate took up its Apportionment Bill and
passed it by a vote Of IL yeas to Is nays. two
George Hannah, voted against the bill, and by
so doing represented the wishes Of nineteen
twentieths Of his constituents.
The Senate Bill puts Berrien, Van Buren,,
Anegan, Ottawa and Muskegon in one Con-
gressional district. This measure was gotten
up in the interest Of few ambitious politicians,
and WAS favored by the Senator from Kalsma-
zoo. Notwithstanding large mass Of the peo-
pie OF that County are opposed to the Senate
Bill; at least it Is 30 represented to us.
The 4th, or Lake Shore District stretches
along the lake shore some hundred and fifty
miles by about twenty wide, and is an Ill shaped
concern gotten up to suit the schemes Of two
without regard to the wishes Of the people or
community Of interest in it's different parts, or
comlipess or fairness in its formation. We
Lope that the men who have the audacity to
override all principles Of fairness as manifested
n this Bill will meet with signal failure in their
little scheme OF oettino into Congress-,
In the passage OF this Bill indecent haste
has been clearly manifested. The people OF
this County are now circulating protest against
this Senate Bill, which is being signed very
unanimously but 1t seems that such action
lad been anticipated. Hence the great haste
to rush the swindle through before the people
could be heard from.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-22

4 PROMPT INSURANCE. Co.-On the Goth OF
February the dwelling house Of Oliver X.
Ketchum WAS burned. The property was In
sured in the Farmers Mutual Ins. Co., Mu-
tual company that depends on assessments to
assessment to meet. this loss is being rapidly
paid IN, and that in the course OF few days
the whole amount will beIcollected and paid
over to the insured 1t is with feeling of
considerable pride that we note the above facts.
The usuai pIr9mptness Of this Company Las
.,oga, for 1t 49,. 10 confidence of the entire COM
muuity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-22

WHY NoI;-We see it stated that scheme
is on foot in Wisconsin to so amend the Pro-
hibitory Liquor Laws as to authorize and re-
quire license to be taken out by all who buy
and drink spiIituous liquors. All sellers are
forbidden under heavy penalties from selling
sprituous liquors to any one who does nothold
license. and the holder OF license, IN addi-
ton to the payment Of so for the privilege,
must furnish sound bondsman who will be
responsible for all damage arising from the
use Of the beverage" by the principal.
II all liquor drinkers we're required to pay
$40 for the privilege Of drinking, it would put
some money III the Treasury.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-22

WooD. Those OF our subscribers who have
promised us wood in payment for their copy
OF the True Northerner. will bear in mind that
now X a good time = deliver IT.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-22

1000 CORDS four feet wood wanted at Van Al
ken ~ Co.'S
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For first class Dental Services, go to DR.
Hooker Of Paw Paw. lie will quiet you
aching TEETH, aud soothe your dental trib
uiatlons 0SU
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Barr's Pectoral Elixir is simple, pleasant anc
sure cure in all diseases OF the Throat anc
Lungs. g. W. Longwell " Co., agents.
Bars Ague Medicine is the result OF 20 years
study by a scientific chemist. q. W. LonSwel
X Co. agents.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-15

\ A druggist up town, ssys the st. Lou .
Globe 3 New York letter, who is about forty
three and bachelor, met young woman,
very comely, graceful and clever, two year 9
since, and was % charmed with her that. be
proposed marriage two wesks after bis 10.
PRODUCTION. She accepted, and be was hsp.
py for six months, until be discovered by
accident that she had been divorced from
three husbands since the war, and had two
others before, from whom she bad separated
without legal proceedings. He taxed her
with the facts, and be did not deny them.
She said be had never asked her about
her antecedents, which was true. Instead
OF FIVE and twenty, % she had supposed, she
10 leu years older, and, though winning in
the extreme. appears to be regular advsn.
turess. When be told her he must leave
her, she replied she was entirely willing,
that there were hundreds Of men who would
be only too glad to marry her, He has
gone, no one knows where; though, from
what have beard, she will not bs long
without another lord.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-15

Z Tbs oil manufacturers have stopped work.
log their wells very generally Ia Western
Peuasylvsnls, to the special discomfort Of
their employees, who do not relish . sus-
pension Of psy.-(Age.
The abovs from Tilton's Golden Age 10 .
good fair sample Of the bndsrssandiug that
papers outside Of the immediate region have
10 regard to the recent shutting down mover
nsnL We would say to tie Age that the
employees do NOT complain and that the
majority OF them are not losing pay. We
do .hiugs differently kere.-Tidloute jour-
nal
We know Of several cases 10 this vicinity
where the we'll owpers keep their workmeu
on full pay during the suspension. The
Coiumbis OH Company psy their workmeu
half wages. Cornen & Beers give theil
men bali pay. The Central Company keep
nearly ell their men ct work. We would
sdviss shs Age man 10 book himself up .
little better before be undertakes to touch
up the present movement sgain. 4
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-15

a Jerrey paper tells very interesting
story ofa littlo boy 10 that State. He was
climbing an apple tree, and when upon the
sopmost liub be slipped and fell to the
ground. He was picked up and carried to
The house 10 an insensibls condition. After
Watching by bis bedside through many
weary hours, bis mother perceived sigus of
r1turniDg Consciousness. Leaning over
bin she asked II there was anything che
could do for him, now that hs began to fsel
better. Shsuld she bsthe bis forehead, or
change bic pillow, or fan him! Was there
anything be wanted! Orening his eyes
IsuguidlY, and looking ct her, the little suf-
Ieres said: eyes, l want q pair Of pants
with Q pocket behind"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-15

The UNION PETROLEUM Co.-CTbs wells
Of this company resumed pumping on tbs
5,h inst, and we're visited by q committee
Of the producers Association who requested
their superintendent, Nj. Hinder, to again
shut them down. He replied ,ba. be hsd
Instructions from the company 10 New York
10 continue pumping, aud could not grant
their request Since then Mr. Hiudes has
been to the city and consulted with the
company, but coud not induce them 10 un-
ito with the producers 10 the suspension
movement, though he took with him slroog
letter from the association Of this district-
The company reply 10 language anything
but respectful, aud call come OF the best
members Of the association very hard nam
%. As we 60 to press Friday afternoou)
the producers are holding q meeting to de-
termine what action they will take in the
matter, but we trust they will not resort to
violence. 1t seems to us that the company
wishes them 10 do so, sad believes that II
can prosecute the offenders aud obtain o
large sum for damages, thereby making
money where It would lose by complying
with the producers request. II the wells
must be shut down by force We trust that It
will be done in such manner that the COM
pany will sustain no loss by It except that
caused BY production. ylvan7
isu, j
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A correspondent from Bully Hill sends US
au account Of race In drilling between two
contrscsors gangs, which was BY the COM
plstIon Of . we'll on Monday last BY Parker
Brothers, who won by Hn,shing . we'll 10
tweo.y-tour days end four hours. What
We care to know s not how quickly these
wells are drilled, bu. why are they drilled at
ths time. We andere,ood that Kind Of bus-
tusss was to ssop for the present. City
Derrick.
II the correspondent Of the Derrick wss
hsIf - good at telling the truth as 10 seek
log to mislead the public. and II the Der
rick man bad inquired into the matter, th'y
would have discovered that the wells sllud-
ed to above were completed % the 3Oth day
OF September, aud were shu, down without
even being tested. The Parker Brothers
sre heart aud hand In the shutting down
movement. and although they have num-
ber oil contracts on hand, do not propose to
do any more drilling until the present quss-
tion 10 settled. Y
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1'hamksgiving Proclamation.


WASHINGTON, Oct IL.
By the President OF the United States OF
America. 4 Proclamation.
Whereas, Tue revolution Of another year
has sgsia brought the time when 1t 10 usual
to lsok back upon the past, and publicly
thank the Almighty tor bis uercies and his
blessings, and
Whereas, II any one people has m ora 90
casion than another for jnst thsnkiulness, II
10 the citizens Of the United Ststes, whose
Government 10 their creature, subject to
their bshests; who have reserved to them
selves amplss civil snd religious freedom
and equality be fore the law; who. during
the last twelve months have enjoyed exsmp
tions from auy grievances or general cslam'
ity; and to whom prosperity in Agriculture,
manuiactu ures snd commerce has been vouch.
sAfed.
Therefore, by these considerations, re-
commend that on Thursday, the 2stb day
Of November next, the people meet 10 their
respective places Of worship aod there make
their ackuow ledg tien,s 10 God for bis kind
ness sDd bounty.
10 witness whereof here unto set my
hand snd caused The seal Of the United
States 10 bs affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, tbis lltb
day Of October, in the year Of our Lord
1879, and Of ths Independence Of the
United States the niasty/ssventh.
[Sigued1 v. s. GRANT.
By President
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
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The Pennsylvania Petroleum Rail.
rOads

Tho Pennsylvania Petroleum Rail.
road.
This company 10 going ahead 10 dead
earnest. The contract for the docks at Erie
has been let to N r. Barr, and work was
commenced yesterday. The company owns
twenty wafer lots on the Like shore at
Erie for the accommodation Of their slsva-
tors. The contracts for the Beer Creek
Railroad, on the Shenapgo and Allegheny
river, were also let on Wednesday. This 10
part Of the Pennsylvania Petroleum Rail-
road Compsny's enterprise and extends
from Greenviils to Hsrrisvills, . distance
Of thirty-tvo .mil.s, leaving about twenty
Eve more milss 10 build 70 the road opening
the vast coal and oil fields Of Butler. NesS
at home, the Cambridge division Of the
Psuussivsuis Petroleum Road, from Titns-
vile to Csmbr idse, is nearly oil graded,
and several miles Of track have already been
laid out to Cambridge. The Pithole divis>
ion, to PleSsantvillp, 10 nearly all graded
aud resdy for tbs irsck. Work 10 pro-
gressing with rapility between Titusville
and Enterprise. The piers op Pine Greek
are being constructed. snd those over Or
Creek will soon be built Herald.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-15
NOTES OF vliE DAY,

The ushers at o fashionable New York
wedding were oil ladies.
Atlanta, Georgia, has just had . wedd ng
at which 1000 gupsis attended.
Ohio stands second smong the cheese pro.
dncing States OF the Union.
Four English lady tourists reached the
summit OF Mount Blanc last mon,h.
Norfolk, Va, has dog which attends
church regularly every Sunday.
Thirty-swo thousand seeds we're once
counted 10 the bead OF poppy.
A flock of several buodred wild swans re-
ceatly visited town in Kansas.
Offor.y steamboats, navigating tho Red
river, thirteen arc named "Eva."
1t IL proposed to light the Atlantic steam
srs with gas. On many Of the English rail
roads the cars are thus Illuminated.
Iosults, It 10 said, are like counterfeit
money; We cannot hinder them from being
offered, bus we are not compelled to take
them.
A man 10 sprinswell, iowa, was buried
In we'll he was digging, BY the caving 10
Of the earth, and was rescued alive after boz
Ing under ground seven hours.
Fifty Italians, employed as street musi-
clans, pedlers, and 10 similar occupations,
were discovered to live 10 . small two story
house in New York lately.
Archbishop Bsyley, the new Csthoi
primase, has lett Newark, N. j., for BalM Q
more, where the ceremony OF inssallatio n
took place yesterday.
The Emperors Of Austria and Gsrmasy
are expected to visit Dresden some time il
November, 10 celebrate the 'eolden we'd
ding Of King aud Queen Of Ssxony.
A fonrist on Long Island has seventy
acres Of flowers, twenty of which ere entire
iy devoted to glodioli. There are also ten
acres Of Jaran lilies and Eve acres Of iubo-
roses.
The London Spectator thinks that the
principles laid down by the Geneva iudse-
nent are not exactly pleasant to England
"but they arc very moderate, wise and
practicable"
Tho Swiss Times Gays that the work ,op
the St. Gothard tuuusl is being forwarded
with great energy. The workuen on both
sides are said to have cut more than ono
hundred feet into tho rock.
A lecture was delivered 10 Boston q few
days since on "Old Boopets" The coal
scnttle, The closs oottsge, the kiss-ue-
quick, the Quaker bosnst and The tailed Tor
vemss's delight end suussnspt.
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U. s. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, ]
W. d. of Penusylvanis, }
pyrTapupcu Oet I'M 1879


THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That On
the 10th day OF October A. ID. 1872 Wsr-
ranti 10 Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate Of Andrew G. Scott of the County OF
Venango and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged Q Bankrupt. on bic own
petition; that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Ofany property belonging 10 such
bankrupt to him or for bis use, and the
transfer of any property BY him are forbid
den by law; that Meeting of the Creditors
Of the said Bankrupt, to prove their Dsbts,
and to choose one or more sssignees Of bis
Estate, will be held at Court Of Bank
ruptcy, TO be holden at Franklin Venaugo
County Peuns., before S. d. Rogers Esq,
Register, on the llth day OF November A.
D. 1872, at one o'block P. N.
A. MURDOCH,
U. S. Marshal, % Messenger.
oct list
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fAs Ss',s s1eItsnsss at Oh Oi.y a pres.
snt IL 10 regard 70 ths veil owned BY Mrs.
sssds, struok dsy o. I've since, and which
cessiusss y yi'Id su largely, despite The
skofs Of W. committee oi the Seventh Dis
ttIot to base It shst down. krs. Sands 10 q
female vou,s ssd doa't propose to bs shut
not rshs ssk, eossequso,ly the male
gender ara 10 . au aia'y. They held o
meeting yss'srdsy afternoon, parsed resolu-
tioaa tbIsateasa oil kinda Of bad things.
but 10 tho iaco Of oil the vsll sontinuss to
produce oil. Slut Der down, gentlemen,
Vhs%hsr "tbs Widow" de3lres Il or not. II
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The Mes York snd Of the Com tior

The Nss York spd Of the Combination
eousisus y sssd vila cat dispatches over the
wires 10 The vsin eadsavor to break down
hs suspeasiou movement and lead the pro-
docsr' to bslisVs II will be Q failure. You
osnt CONS 1t, Ssa'lsmeu- Of the Combioa-
sion 10" YFodacsrs will not allow them
selves to - msuipnlstsd by . ring of sharp.
ees any logger. They ere vide awake to
Tie situssIoa, and propose TO make the
thirty day movement . success, despite ,hv
.s6orss Of the ring to the contrary.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-15

Men OF colOr-psiuters.
Dark sges-ladies' ages.
A fast life. married life.
A head wind-s sneezs.
Eye neutrality-suspicious..
A man Of Iank-a private.
A pain o! slsss-hesdache.
Twisted hemp curses fslons.
Cannon lsw-touch and 20.
Joint ednca'ion-gymasstic.
Neck or no,hipg-a ball dress.
a ooussiA egeDt--0ossx
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-15

1t 10 asserted upon tho authority Of the
contractor for removing the debris from tte
Lindell Hotel lot, In 81. Louis, that the
other day ais workusn turned up twenty
feet below the surface, burning mass OF
fire which had been buried for over five
years
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NOTICE..

There will be . meeting Of the Grant &
Wilson Club at their rooms on this Tuesday
evening, October 10th. A general attend
sass IL requested % business of Importance
10 to be transacted.
Meeting oonvenes ct 7 O'Clock sharp.
J. W. BEATTY, Secretary.