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

PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan.
County OF Van Buren,. 80. At session Of the
Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office, in
the Village OF Paw Paw, on Monday the four
teenth day of October in the year one thousand
eight hundred and reventy-two. Present-Geo.
". Lawton. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Smith Banks,
deceased On reading and filing the petition,
duly verified, OF LOIS Banks widow OF said de-
ceased, PRAYING that administration OF the es-
tate of SAID deceased may be granted to w. W.
Bass or to some other suitable person.
Thereupon It Is ordered that Monday, the
eighteenth day OF November, 1872, at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing OF said petition, and that the heirs at
law OF said deceased, and all other persons In
terested In said estate are required to appear
at a session OF SAID Court, then to be holden
at the Probate Office, in the Village OF Paw
Paw, and show cause, If any there be, why
the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted And it Is further ordered that sad
petitioner give notice to the persons interested
IN said estate, OF the tendency OF said petition.
and the hearing thereof, by causing copy OF
this order to be published in the True North
erner, newspaper, printed and circulating IN
said County OF Van Buren, for three successive
weeks, at least, previous to said day OF hearing.
9l6t3 GEO. w, LAW TON, Judge OF Probate.
A true copy. G.. w. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate
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PROBATE ORDER.-State OF Michigan.
County OF Van Buren,. So. At session OF the
Probate Court. for the County OF Van buren,
holden at the Probate Office, In the Village of
Paw Paw, OH Monday, the twenty-elghth cav
Of October, III the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-two. Preseut-Geo. W.
Iawton, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF tue Estate of Willis Roberts
deceased. On reading and filing the petition.
duly verified, of Parker Roberts praying that
administration OF the estate OF SAID deceased
may be granted to Thomas Gray or to some
other suitable person.
Thereupon IL Is Ordered, that Monday, the
second day OF December, 1872, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs at law OF SAID
deceased. and all other persons interested in
said estate, are required to appear at session
or said Court, then to be holden at tue Probate
Office. ia the Village OF Paw Paw, and show
cause, il any there be, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted: And 1t is
further Ordered, that sail petitioner give notice
to tho persons Interested IN sald estate, or the
pCndcncy OF said petition, aud the hearing
thereof. by causing copy OF this Order to be
published IN the True NOTtherner a newspaper.
printed and circulating an said County OF Van
Burcn, for three successive weeks, and also by
causing the same TO be personally served at
least ton days previous 90 said day Of hearing.
upon tho widow OF said deceased IL she be
found IN said County. 9lSt3t
GEO " LAYTON, judge OF Probate
4 true copy q. W. LAwIcN, Judge 0f Probate
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A CosMKNDABLE PoIICY.-Every honorable
tradesman ID obliged to suffer at the hands OF
his dishonorable competitors, just a. tue word
of truthful man must pass at a discount be-
cause OF the untruthfulness o! bis fellows
Hence the Importance OF so modifying our
whole system or commercial intercourse as to
exclude the operations OF every species OF ras-
cahty. As an initiatory step IN this direction,
we are pleased to note that 5. s. Wood ~ Co.,
propose to conduct their Literary and Art
Agency business 80 as 10 please and thoroughly
aatisfy their patrons. by requiring their agents,
Let. not to represent their goods for what they
are not ID not to collect the amount until
the articles have been delivered, and 81, SO to
conduct the business that there shall not be an
occasion for reasonable complaint. They also
agree to refund the price OF ali articles which
shall for any reason Whatever, be returned in
GOOD order within sixty days flom the date OF
their receipt" Messrs. Wood " Co., also the
well-known publishers of Woods Household
Ma .azino (e.tabasned in i8GO, have favored
us With a copy of their Agents Prospectus and
Illustrated Catalogue. from which we judge
that Agents may learn something greatly tc
their advantage" and OBTAIN specimens and tul
particular by addressing Woods Literary anc
Art Agency, NewDurgh, N. y.
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The PHRsSoiodIcAL JOURNAL for November
deserves warm welcome from the reading
public5 ror, taken as whole. it is number OF
unttGal excellence. A glimpse OF its contents,
orly, ia afforded by the following titles Jesse
Olney, the eminent geograpber; independence
in Thinking. strong but carefully written pa
per; supplementing an Imperfect Education.
worth years subscription II itself for its val
liable suggestions; Mrs, Auna l.. Barbauld.
the poetess; Philips Lottery Ticket; Niue
and the Niuans, illustrated Another install
ment Of Expression; Instinct and Reason an
amusing and instructive article Thomas Sterry
Hunt, +. Il. s.. A little GIRLS First impress
sions Of Beecher; Ode 10 tue Nightingale; =
Moral Aspects Of Dancing, etc. Price OF the
number, 80 cts. For the year. $500. new
volume begins with 1873. Address S. Z. Wells
$50 Broadway, New York
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OPENING OF SCRIBsERs NEW NoLUME.-Dr.
7 g.. Hollands new novel, " Arthur Bonni-
castle. begins In ScrIbners for November-the
initial number OF another volume OF the maya
zinc. Ii will be a New England story, in auto
biographical form. In the opening chapter
the hero describes notable event of his child
hood. and introduces the reader to some curious
chaTact RS. The exquisite design By Miss Hal
lock. winch stands at the head OF the INSTALL
ment il itself story and poem. DIR. Hol-
lands editorial contributions to the present
number are more extensive than usual. In
Topics Of the Time he discusses " Perc
Iyacinthe's Marriage" which he strongly de-
tends, Civil Service Reform, Prayers and
Pills, "The Outsiders. and "Ihe Power OF
the Affirmative" The first article OF the mum
Der is a profusey illustrated paper by Mss
Edna Dean Proctor, on Northern Russia and
st. Petersburg" z. w. sturdy, al officer o.
tie U. ) Navy, describes most wildly " Tho
Earthquake at africa" and tue Illustrations to
this article are superb. An interesting feature
of tn,s number is a group oi five poems By
by five celebrated woman.pocts, Curstna g.
Es5atti, II. H., Celia Thaxt r, Hra. s. D. l.
Whitney, AMI Elizabeth Akers Allen. Kate
Parimln'e Wedding Days by Eliza Wood, Is
far above the Average magazine story OF tho
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NEW WAY TO SAVE MELoNs.-A Ian In lndi-
ana complained to friend that the thieves got
80 many OF his melons that it wasn't wotth
his while to raise them.
"I'Il tell you how to save your melons" SAID
his friend Il couldn't keep my melons nor
other fruit. But little while agoa missionary
OF the sunday School Union got up sunday
school here, and haven't had any caslons stolen
since. lie just keeps to" them .hev1l 90
to some awful b, 20 n,aoe II they steal, or lie OF
oy,sa, OR break Sunday and then he gives the
Youngsters such nice PICTURES and teaches
them to sing such pretty songs that they'd ,
heap sight rather go to Sunday-school than eat
melons il they had them"
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Circular to the Democracy Of Michigan.
orT1cE OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE,
DETROIT, OCTOBER Goth. 1872.
To THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN :
The Democratic State Central Committee,
in fulhllment Of the duty devolved upon II by
the National Democratic Convention at Louis
vile, and by the State Democratic Convention
at Jackson, has sent into every County and
town in the State the Electoral and State Tick
ct placed in tho field by those Conventions;
and il earnestly urges upon every Democrat IN
this State the Importance OF voting it. and thus
placing the seal OF their condemnation upon
make Of Horace Greeley and Austin Blair rep
resentatiye Democrats, or to impose them up
on the Democratic Party as its nominees. Tho
fate OF this INSCRIPTIONS attempt to degrade
the Democratic party to the level Of sore head
radicalism, is already decided. The miserable
fizzle in which it ends seals it with the con-
tempt it deserves, and ii only now remains for
those OF our time honored party who do not
wish to be involved in that contempt, to re-
pudiate it at the polls. In order that this may
be done; in order that every voter may con-
sclentiously cast his vote; in order that the
alternative may not be alone lett Of voting for
Grant or Greeley, or any other radical; IN order
that true Democrats may be heard from, this
ticket is placed in the field, and its support
recommended to all who have the good OF the
Democratic party at heart.
by order Of the State Committee,
VIM. W. WHEATON, Chairman.
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hAEDEE~ ~ GENT KID GlOS. Is

THERE are many among us suffering from
arrangement OF the Liver and Bowels. Fever
an Ague, Bilious Fevers and diseases arising
from torpid or imperfect action OF the Liver
10 All sugh we would recommend the use of
LIVER STIMULANT AND CAIHARr1c. " when l.,
advertised IN our columns. Ii has been used
with wonderful success In sections where these
diseases prevail, and We feel confident it will
prove a blessing to many household As a
medicine to be- sept IN the family to be used
IN place OF pills. 1t has no equal.
1t rs Tor sale by all our druggists and dealers
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Telegraph. 9l5H
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK SPOKES
14x2A inches, one half 2S inches long, the
balance 26, all to be the best quality OF white
oak clear from sap or worm holes. Also
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK HUBS
10 inches through by 10 inches long, for which
we will pay cash when delivered For the
spoles we will pay fifteen dollars per thousand,
for the hubs nine dollars per hunored
II. & Ii. s. ISMON.
April Sd, 1872. SSSm3
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For the True Northerner.

For the True Northerner.
DiUOrCcd.
BY o. E.P.
Dear Husband, they whisper that am dying.
To this beautiful world must soon bid adieu,
And while weary and sad on my couch am ly-
NV thoughts fly 80 often. dear Henry to you.
/ think Of the hours have passed in your pres
When care and affection to me we're unknown,
And Love was the lamp that guided my foot
stops,
So constant aud clear oef my pathway it
shone.
How well remember the day we were welded,
AS blushing and happy | stood by your side !;
Ali little dreamed Of the sorrow before me,
When clasped to your bosom you called mo
your bride.
Your BRIDE! yes your bride Did dream OF
the sorrow
The future would bring to my then joyous
heart?
Did think that the light OF another tomorrow
Would embitter our lives, and compel us to
partI
Divorced how that word ie my very soul burn
ing.
Divorced from my husband to meet never
more,
Till the trumpet shall sound for the wanderers
returning
And we're judged for our deeds on that Tar
distant shore.
Farewell Henry husband, the daylight ID fadint
Away but one hope 10 still lingering near
That When IN the damp. silent earth am lying
You will shed DER my grave one sorrowins
tear.
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E. SMITH Co. shipped five tons OF wool
yesterday. Guess he wanted to get it away
before the Greeley coalitlonists got IN town
TO-DAY.
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ION IRWIN our worthy Post Master, hss
been out to Iowa prJJspecting. He thinks the
prairies are too large and the country too
breezy to suit his temperament
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WooD.-rhose Of our patrons who Wish to
pay US IN wood Viii please bring il along. as 1t
is quite essen'.ill that VIC have enough to keep
warm. We can't act type with cold fingers.
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QuinIne, StrychLIne, Arsenic and all poison
GUS Drugs have taken a back seat aud the
Wight Ague 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.
II pounds OF Sugar al Prater's for Il 90.
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The wife Of Horace Greeley died on We'd
nesday morning, October 80. Mrs. Greeley
had been IN very delicate health for some time
naat
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THERE will be Republican Rally at Town
Hall, in Decatur, on Monday evening next,
November 4th. Let there be a largo turn out &.
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THE large Touring mill is in suspension for a
short time, owing TO the sud- on closing OF busl-
ness by Mr.. J.. l.. Ross.
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hRsrERDAY noon countryman enquired Of
ns what thy were erecting that gdHs'cS for !?
We didn't know unless it was for the Greeley
coalition lists to hang their hopes upon.
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GET YOUR PAPERS
N z W s DEPOT.
CLUBS! CLUBs!! CLUBS

The Club Season has sed, and all
who will, may read, without borrowing Of
neghbors. II YOU DO not find what you want
on the following list let me know and YOU shall
have il at Club rate YOU have not the
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MEMBER or CONGRESS-.

REV. C. r. WILKINS will preach at the Pres
byteran church on Sunday. November Sd, at
the usual time OF service.
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And published the Tribune,
And very day. or month at least,
He al ways changed his tune.
THE Republicans OF Decatur will hold their
lGst Rally Meeting, at Town Hall, on Monday
evening, November 4th, at O'Clock p. IN. EN-
nent speakers from abroad and home viii
discuss the political issues OF tho day Turn
out one and all, and hear what they have to
say.
The Greedy d emo-L,berd coalition Repub
leans have erected an arch, someimrug Ike p.
Tribunal Arch, in 'front.' OF Roses store, and
are going to have "Gala Day" of 1t TO-DAY in
anticipation OF starting out on their voyage
up Salt River on Tuesday next. Some people
have keen sense OF the ludicrous, even at
funerals.
BURR RoBRINs has purchased Of DR.. 4.
Thompson his entire interest in Robbins x
Co.'S Museum and Circus, paying Tor the same
1880. We understand Mr.. Robbins starts
for the East to-day to make arrangements for
the coming season. We predict for him large
business in the future, as he has made hosts OF
friends wherever his show has been the past
season. As a manager, Burr" has proven a
success. Long may he wave.
Too MUCH Fos WHISKY SrILLs-A certain
town OF Eastern Tennessee boosted in having
four whisky-stllls. The son OF the man who
started ths inst one went into 1t one SUNDAY
morning and drank 80 freely 20 to get drunk.
lie then went to distant church. aud made
such disturbance that they were compeled
to turn bin out. Going into the woods, no re-
NAMED aionc until he got sober. lie then re-
solved never TO get drunk again. aud to work
until the whisky-sts wero all broken M.
Meeting with An active agen, Of the Ameri-
can Sunday-Sebool Uunon, he secured hs a I.
wee aud assistance IN or "a ming good MON
Sunlay-schooi near thcsi four d,stillors,-
They have ell since been closed The owner
90 he shut up the last one for want Of businoss
sad a" That sundls-scho1l is too much for us
ANYTHING but this singing Che Bi1lo INTO folks.
les no use % lyht TINT"
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Business Notices.

To cure AGUI without the ringing aud buzz
ing se1.sation IN the head use tire NIGHTS AGuE
DRoP, sold by all Druggists
10 pounds sugar s1.O0 at Prater's. 9l6t3
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MARRIED.-At Paw Paw, sept. %. 1872.
by Charles T.. Galllgan, LEWIS MELcHoR ana
CLARA ELLA GERMANY.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

At Large-EBER b. WARD.
WILLIAM A. HOWARD.
FIRST District-HERMANN KIEFER
Second District-FREDERICh WALDORF.
Third District-JA MES oDoNNELL.
Fourth District-LAWSON A. DUNCAN.
Fifth District-ALONZO SESSIONS.
Sixth District-SAMUEL Ct. IVES.
Seventh District-JOHN l.. WOODS.
Eighth District ARIES l.. ORrMANN.
Ninth Dlstnct-JOlIN f. BROWN.
ST.4TE OFFICERS.
Governor--JOHN J. BAGLEY.
Lieutenant Governor HENRY II. HOLT.
Secretary Of State-DANIEL STRIKER.
State Treasurer-VICTORY =. COLLIER.
Auditor Geueral-WILLIAM HUMPHREY.
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.
MEMBER or CONGRESS-.
Fourth District-JULIUS C. BURROWS.
COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator-DANID ANDERSON.
For Representative. First District
SAMUEL ii, BLACKMAN.
For Representative Second District
EMERY VI. SIMPSON.
Judge of Probate-GEORGEW w. LAWTON.
For Sheriff-ELAM l.. WARNER.
For Treasurer-SrEPHE W. DUNCOMBE.
For Clerk-SAMUEL HOLMES.
For Register OF Deeds-KIRK w. MOVES.
For Prosecuting Attorney
DARIUS T.. COMSTOCK.
For Circuit Court COMMISSIONER
BENJAMIN f. lIECKERT,
JOHN j. SHERMAN.
For County Surveyor-AUG j. Ted.
For Coroners-OSCAR +. THOMAS.
WILLIAM =. BRYAN
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For President OF the United States.
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
For Vice President of the United States.
HENRY WILSON.
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Those fine uncolored Japan Teas at j. II.
Prater's, price reduced again, only 80 cents per
pound. Warranted to give satisfaction or
money refunded.
Oatmeal, Corn-meal, Flour. full line Graham
Boston Cream, Ginger and Soda Crackers at
Prater's
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HIGH SCHOOL.

SeDlOr l 6ur-FTdnk NICENttb.
Middle
Junior Year-Wm. Mason.
Preparatory Year-Alice Buckley.
GRADES.
1st-Belle McEntee. 6th-Stanley Briggs.
2d-Eddie Darling. 7th-Chippie Rooms.
3d-Nabel Hathaway Sth-Stella Bragg.
4th-Anna Dillon. 9th--Belle Richards.
5th-Charley Underwood 10th-Harry Butcher.
In the High School Department are several
students pursuing selected studies. OF these
Mr.. Chas. Robinson and Miss Cora Durkee
have been especially proficient during the past
month.
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One OF tho best Appetizers TO be found is
the wight Ague Drop" for Dyspepsia 1T has
no equal. sold by all Druggists. Only % cents.
Cigar Depot-Praters.
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IA ARE.
iGpicvJf2trUI Tools

In great variety. Take bit of friendly advice
and give us Il call before you buy anything in
our line. 900
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day, and Hiram Richs "Tictom Deficit" 10 .
quaint and witty sketch. Col. T. W. Higgin-
son contributes On admirable critical paper on
Hawthorne's Last Request" Moncure ID.
Conway tells about "The Demons OF the
Shadow" and Edward King OF the Boston
Journal, gossips very pleasantly about "The
Coming Man." in paper on "An Expedition
with Stanley" The Old Cabinet contents are
THE Little Man Of Destiny" Is he honest? "
and "The Song OF Rose" There Is practical
information and entertaining writing IN the
Departments OF Nature and Science, Home
and Society, and Culture and Progress, and the
number closes with page OF Etching, showing
the different kinds OF Angles.
AT meeting Of the Grant and Wilson Club,
held at the Town Hall on the 2Sth of october.
1872 the undersigned committee was appointed
to draft resolutions expressive OF the wishes
OF the Republicans Of the township of Porter.
Therefore.
Resoloed, That we tender our thanks to Pres
ident Williams, Secretary Hall, and all the other
officers OF the Club for the efficisat manner in
which they have performed the duties of their
office.
Resolced, That we remember with gratitude
the ladies for their hearty cooperation with us
IN the present campaign, and more particularly
to those three young ladies who so beautifully
represented the colors Of our flag the Goddess
OF Liberty the Maids Of Honor; and the rep
resentatlves Of the several States.
Resolred, That we are proud Of Capt. McLane
aud his company OF horsemen for the fine DIS
play they have made at different times during
the campaign
Resolved That we would not forget the
beautiful Banner presented by Mrs. Esther
Gould to the delegation.
Resolued. That we gratefully remember the
citizens of Lawton, Decatur and Paw Paw for
tho courtesy shown to our delegation at their
mass meetings. and especially would we re-
member the ladies OF Paw Paw for the bounti-
full dinner winch they furnished free Of charge
to our delegation.
RESOLVED. That we again tender vote OF
thanks to the several speakers who have 80
ably addressed us on the political issues OF the
day, and that we are content with our Chief
tain and his present administration, and hope
to continue the same another four years.
Resolued, That we submit the foregoing res
olutions to the several Republican presses OF
the county for publication.
J. A. EDMoNDs,
b. |. PITCHER. Committee.
j. ii. HAIL,
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MICHIGAN CLUBBING AGENCY,-G
W. Matthews. proprietor, Paw Paw, Mich
Nearly 200 papers and Magazines offered to
single subscribers at club rates, sent to any
post-oiice address. Send for price list. 9O5ly
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NIFTY CENT Bottle CT the Wight Ague
Drop" cures or cases o. the Ague, for sale
at Kburn X Hudsons.
Goldfish. Macke-al, Salmon, Halibut, Dried
Beef at Prater's.
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Use the Wight Ague Drop" for the Ague.
Sure cure for little money. Fifty cents Per
bottle. Warranted.
Chewing Tobacco rs cents Prater's.
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FOR SAIB
FOR CASH or on TIME
The Following
DESCRIBED LANDS.
TITLES PERFECT.
VAN buren, COUNTY.

va II wv
ALMENA,
f y Of sw i Of section IA so acres.
w a W Is Of 30 a OF section 80. 40 acres.
wAyERLY,
) Fri II OF section %. 1888 acres
Sw ri u or section 29.............. 1853 acres
n fri = ne fri OF section 81 ....... .63 acres
ARLINGTON,
= o. ne1G OF section 10. ...........S 80 acres
BANGOR,
r q or ne of section 30. .......... so acres
ALLEGAN COUNTY.
LEE,
SS,w : OF section g.. ....l60 acres
u ~ ne OF section 10. 80 acres
NV q OF ne q Of section 10. ......... 40 acres
n y or 80 q OF section TO- 80 acres
n or sw4 OF section 11............80a acres
GANGES
Se a OF ne u OF section 10...........4 40 acres
Ne = OF 80 q OF section 10. ....,......4 40 acres
II. & j. ID. BURNS.
Kalamazoo, Mich, Nov l, 1872. 9lSt6
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NOTICE.

TO THE ELEcTobs OF VAN buren, County:
Ia compliance with the wishes OF 1nsuy
inends, and believing that the best interests of
the public do not demand at present chauge
in the Office, ! therefore announce myself AN
Independent Candidate for the Office OF Coun-
ty Surveyor.
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4 large line of Croquet and nilsson Slippers
at Van Auken d Co.'S