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RY B. III. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioDesT
12S Seventh street, between G and Il.

729 Seventh street, between and Ii.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
In BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated June d
0fel7I, and duly recorded in Liber No 6Ss, folio
>-i62. &C., of the land records of ths District Of
Colombia, and by direction Of the party secured
thereby, cha sell, AZ public sale, on WEDN cS-
DAY. the 3Oth day of October. lS72, a. o'clock o.
m, In front OF The premises, Lots Ave. (5) six, IS
huud red and fifty two 52 in the city OF Washing.
on IN said District, subject 10 four deeds Of trust
Tor gle6, 5000, si5 10 and 81 372 resps ctively,
with interest.
Terms of sale: The amount secured by said Iaad
Of trust (S3O C0) with interest from June n iS-s
at the rate Of ten per cent. and the ex
nebse OF sale in cash, and tke balance at six ard
twelve months with interest iron Il AZ Of sale aoI
20 be secured bs deed of trust the premises A
deposit al SEQ required at time of sale In ease Il
nou-cUtn 2lisI with terms Il sale within i've
'he property will be rGsold. at cost and ri-k Of d.
iaultlng purchaser. ConveyaRcIng at the expense
Of the purchaser.
SAMUEL X. BOND. Trustee
CClI-llt R. III. MARNER N
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81 TUE ABB EEsALE Is FURTHER POST.
poIed until TUESDAY, November S, ls72, 81 4
. CLOCK ,. m.- same place The sale will be CON
ouSttd a. prescrfbed in above postpoaement.
BY order Of the Trustees
ocl5d LATIMhR A CLFARY. Ancts
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DHELP d sOLOIONS'
NE " Zoo rs.

NOVELTIES IN FANCY STATIONERY
TINTED PAPERS and ENVELOPES.
VISITING, WEDDING and RECEPTION
CARDS Engraved and Printed in the latest sry les.
PRlHTING, LITHOGRSPHING, RaGRAV-
ING, and BINDING ofeyery description.
PHILIP Il SOLONONs,
BOOKSELL ERS AND TONERS,
sel9-u GIL Pennsylvani avenue.
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RY B. II. WARMER, q y
- ,f.t d. Z Real Estate Broker and Auotioneer.
No. 729 Seventh street, between G ami II, :

No. '2s Seventh street, between G ami II.
SALE OF A TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
AND FIkt BCILDIhG LOT ON THE SOUTH
EIDE OF VIRGINiA AVENUE, BETWEEN
&A VIII sell at public auction, for the Provi-
s;mix dent But!aing hssccist'on, on THURSDAY,
S-1- October 81 ls72, at O'Clock D. m, Lessee
IN Lot square 100, on the south side Of virginis
avenue, between I'd and 81 streets, >. e, fronting
from Z to s rect taid lease bearing intsfeSt at ak
Per cent. per apnrm. I.lsr
Terms to be made known on the day Of sale Con-
veyapcina al the cost of the purchaser II term, O.
sale are pet complied with withis days after
the the property VIII be resold ct the risk and
cost Of the cefauitin2 purchaser.
- Se2l -eo.trs IPst1 b. II. WABNEB, Auct.
10y LATIMER CLEARLY -
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REMEMBER
sILvERBERG's

METRoPoLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
ocs-tr SIS 7rH sTRxrr, xxAR PENN AVE.
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GuARDIkN,s SALE OF PROPERTY ON a9rs
sTEkET BETWEEN NJ AND N STREETS

81 By virtue Of docrse of the Supreme Cosrt
9ot the pistrist q Colombia in special t nm,
THURSDAY. the 3 LIST dsv Of October, ISL, at az
O'Clock m Let numbered e, In Austins subil,
Terms Of sale cash A deposit OF $50 will be RS
Qnired Ct the time Of SALE and II the terms ara moi
complied with by the purch sser In Ave days ATE
sale the property may be resofd At his RI Il "a j
est; Convesshsivg and stamps at the cost of the
cen eckds LATlMER . CLEARY, Aucts.
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OPENING OF NEW STA IONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
First class goods at fair prices. for cash
LlThOGRAPHING. ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited TO call aud examine our
new stock. BEN. F.FRENCH,
Under Nstior al Metropolitan Bsuk,
and next door to Jay Cooke Co .,
sel2-u Washington, ID q.
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THE TRADES.

REMoEED.-Mrs. JOSEPH N BRIGGS would
AZ inform her Il tends and the public hat she has
hEMok 10 her DYE house. IRON 81 TIh street
80 fOS NINTH sTkEE L, opposite Rev. DIR. smith 5
Church, where she is now prepared 10 do al WORK
entrusted TO her. OCT In
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I'D o t o f + I c E
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present A ma N gem emf.

| Northern Worcester County. ycrmontand New Hamp-
| shire closes at SEQ due at m.
in-ter, Lancaster, West Boyston. oakdlle and Clinton
closes at 6 a IN aid $50 N: due al gl5 z N and m
Fitehhurg closes AT 6, 1915 m ana $50 P M Dus at
Gardner ana VT and Mass R II. closes at $50 1915
| m and 4 p m. Due a,l5 m and and + pm,
Princeton East Princeton and West Sterling close at
CITY Of Boston close at 80 and am LIS and sp
Due at 80 and TO- 70 ~ 80 49, b,g a9d 1919 M
| m. Due Al 9,l5, 1873 m and 4,5o M.
Name. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
ohusetts, close at 80 aud N, LIS and m Due
| at go N. a. 0 and 1889 y.
Due Al 9 As a m. 2.I5 and $50 m.
| Way Mail on tie PROVIDENCE and Worcester railroad,
/ close at 9.S0 m Due 9,45 am.
Miibqry, Whiitigsye, last Douglas, Blackstone.
| IN and $50 m; Due at 945 m and $50 pm.
sprnsireld, Al5any, Western New York and Western
states eose a. o'sS AMI s59 M S4S AMI m. Due at
Worcester ana Springfield WAY Mall close at 5.a5 and
Way Mall between Springfield Albany close at Is
N and 345 IN. Due a; l.45 AID 10 pm.
New York City and southern States Hartford and
Sem haven; sonn, close at s45 m, 2,45 and Due
Norwich ana New l.on-on. Conn. Webster and Oxford
MISS close al m aad 4,SO m. Due at a m and /
WAY, Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes 81 3 a m. Due at Jam.
Milford: Mendon, Hopesae and Framingham, close at
va m ll5, Sand m. Due at 9l5, 1899 m, and 43O
p m.
Southboro', close at m. Due at lO3Oam
. Westhoro', Cordavlljc. Hopknton. Ashland and Hol-
4a0 pm.
Marlboro close at and M Due at 1913 a m and
1890 m.
NorthborO. close at LIS and pm. Due at 1890
am.
barre and smithvue close at 9,45 4 m and pm. Due
at 8 Is a m and 3.4i m.
Dana North Dana New Salem. North New Salem.
Close at 9.45 m. Due at $50 m.
hubnar1ston, close at E and 1914 m and IN. Due
at $50 IN, Is ana . m,
Princeton, Hoden. Rut and. North Rutland, close at
4 pm, Due al $50 pm.
Leicester, close at 9.4j and p IL. Due at ga m
and IN.
Uakham AMI Shrewsbury. close at 9,45a m and $50
m. Due at $50 m and p M.
Mails for New York and Boston. and places beyond,
close ai TINS office on Sunday at g ? m
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor the European Steamers
close Galy, via New York at 9,45 N, 3,4j and
Money Sent without Danger of Loss.
MONEY ORDERS for auy amount not exceeding $50
on one order viii he snHn deposit at this Office and
payment 9th FLOWING ices;
on orders not exceeding S2G............... 10 cents
Over s50 and not exceeding $50. .........l5
over $40 - S5i..,.......25
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office at dome site rates.
co Unued States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received paid.
VALUABLE LETTERS
should lnVarl ably De taken TO the Post Office and Regis
tered. The Registry all the United States
Is 10 cents Canada cents; Great Britain and the Ger
man states, cents.
OFFICE HOURS-From 45 a m to p m except
sundays. On sun avs, from 9,i5 to 1899 am.
Money Order business closes on Saturday at p m.
Jal9 du j. PIChEri, Postmaster.
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No9RIWIcH AND WORCESTER DiyI

ORWICH AND WORCESTER DfVT
~ SION, b. H. and E. RR., 1871.
e.a isaiA H G2LAG SouTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
~ssSS H. way Passenger Trtin. Connects al ysseb
s s WIN h, train from Southbridae and for Ros
fo.d and ProIi9 WIN trans to ana from Hart
70 ~, Sew London from West side station 'i
AV'OS q m way Passenger Train Connects at V5or
Sester with trains from Boston, Nashua Yi;ci :
S9rgr Lowell &c; ct Worcester Junction Win
n esi efn and Providence trains; at Putnam iyifb
train from Boston; at Plainfeid for PTGviici
81 SSIw ,, with trains for Rev London, Aiysue
Oh" n way Passenger Train Connects at Eor
enS'er WIN trains from Nashua, FijchhuTe, LOVE-
iIsin from Boston, and trains ron We4tcrn M
Sr2vl9eilce Rnd w orcester roads at Putnam w,.h
tran from Bosten; at Plainfeld Junction trains
rom Providence and Hartford arrive in season la
VIZ I'm rsssensers from way stations iesctpl
Wenster, Fntnam and Danielsonvll 81 for New
r oN ~ Ate@Lhet lrofn New London, viii take this
T.&9- m. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects 50 Worcester vita trains from Boston
Concord, Manchester, Lowell LAWRENCE Eashna
poe FTakG and BlaeS5fobe 2n ea gSsq S We,
for New London at 0.15 pm.
% fHAIEa GotNG NORTH LEAVE Norwich AT
s.lo N. steamboat Express train for Boston (csIv
t keep M9naay) connecting at Putnam for Ros
ton, Blackstone, Franklin ard Walpoe; al yVor
eester for Boston, birmingham, Lowell Nashua
Soneocd fitchburg, &c This train caves New
a..onoon 81 HIS n, dependent Suiysi Of
S.eS e m. way Passenger Train. Connecting
PiGinheld Junction for Providence; al Pnfngyn
for Boston, arriving at 10.3O am; at worcester
ec sBd 9F SRdngaed and way station albany
Boston, Nashua, &C -
I1'3O 2 m; Wsy Passenger Train Connecting 81
flslnheld with train from and for Pr0vdece;
eSElavlng at Worcester junction inseason trans
at Worcester tor trains to Boston. Nashua &e
"'@'s 2 m Wsy PASSENGER Train. Connects at Nor
wen with train from New London. and at PsIn
hed Junction with train to Providence; ct WoT
cester with train fer Boston
leaves Webster for worcester Al s;aeses m.
leaves Worcester for Webster at li.:s5pm.
=, !; 81. ". ANDREws, sup't.,
uti norwich Il Worcester Division
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Y EBMoNT AND MASsACu1-srT7rc
1877 Chess HIRE RAIJR0An
.SGJ,e-As WLNTEE ARRAEGEM ENT-finmmn,,

~ . I . WINTER ARIA EGEgF5 ST-fior,,na.
Ing MON DAY Dec. 90 1871 0o" iiieH'
~ lr r. leave Worcester, Foster Street DEPOT at a.
70 ii0 - m. and i2e o m Fitchburg at e. M a,
lows Fala. S'' Ivy Aeclle ahd 70 .
1aiSihg connections Mt Bellows Falls with Rutiand e.
PIT ialls i 4 H. for Rutland, Saratoga burlington
ith W central r. Z. for Windsor White INV >
P SiIroh connecting with Conn. and Pas5uTnps Hi,
mr. e. Sohtpeer, St. Adams, Rouses Point Ogden
Worcester-J. BAENARD Agent " STU
rare rs low as by any route ana distsrca ,o,
and North EAe -iS vi H'i i;II Iran Tor west
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Mants.

| NEANTED-An American boy, to work OH
! - Band instruments; need apply but those
! VINO mean business. ISAAC FISkE.
10 dtf Crompton's Block Worcester.
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ homework. Apply at No. IS Temple st.
fiU az
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ROSToN & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGER TRArNs leave Worcester:
For Boston at 20 exp. 925 exp. and 945 m, and
III Tis q SSP M nd eSp s5 and aSd Pc S sP Trains
ron Washington 50. alton; all others from Foster st.
For Grafton, westboro', southyle. Cordavilie and
Ashland a. 400 and 9i5 a m, 40 and 900 pm.
Iio a25, S55 800 and 955 m. '''' ="
For Milford at 100 and 935 a m, lao, and s55 M
For Natlek, at 100 and 3 IS m, LAO and 800 p m
For Wellesley SGSTsnttve West Newton, Newton
sengers for the same stations also take he iio IN
train to Natiek. and there change TO the SaXonviis
1 wards "n'n leaves NS'l'k 'wen'ySeven minutes after
The LEO m train runs every day except Nor day; all
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
Sunday Msii leaves Washington square station at
2.30 A. NJ. I'M II lay), for Bt stcn.
TRAINS leave boston as Ionows:
express $50 to birmingham, $50 express 800
For Kew York, via Springfield 900 exp. am, 400 exp.
~ New IVY FORK j k via Norwich, SIC exp.pm.
STsfSn 7go ZOE al M liC so ~ sgB $50 exp
SsHSsS4 icS 81 J. 1T tx s, IS sS 5ss
South birmingham, go, 100, $50 Exp, and 900 exp.
eva Nst sS9 gSG ID SG @ s ss 4o $780, $780, 600 10
Millbury, 100 m, 4.SOpm.
ssord 1o0 ssS exp P; 9eEP am 2ls exp 4sO exp pm
sunday Mail leaves Boston a. $40 1u stnsG,r a. w
newton South birmingham, Worcester Wes ss ~ 5s "
neld Palmer ana sPrnBneld arrives In New YORK "a
$50 20 kussELL Supt SprineReHG1 40
A. flkrH, Asst Sup't, Boston. 1'
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD Drv1sroS.
Leave for Albany and Way stations aeoor,
For Springfield and Way Stations 6.ss 900 am and AZ
For Albany tSSpres) SS for New York and Albany
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 p H. Sfeen;n new YORK
40 m train. N'iJi connecting with
eS AVE- springfield for Worcester at2OO lis. llsoam
express Ssy N, sunday makls25 m MondSy1
York Central Troy and Gre Albany with the New
ana SSsionA 49, GhhaW with the Harlem and Hudson
DE ptisae aG an niOHH3 sr ,s TO- psaed with
A. p SfaaSd yt i, .9s New orihanpion R
aeid and WIN the Hartford New Haven and SPRING.
~ Mn u NoIeelcut River Railroads. Al Pamef win
the Sew London Northern liR AZ Worccsier incion
sonth T UNI horwlch and Worcester Railroads. Xt
bury, and Milford railroads N ''Vh'
o. RUSSELL supf, Springfield
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Gbs 9ailg spp admrst afonOap mng fcbruarp r. 1872
Zeal estate.

EXCHA NGE FOR HOUSE.
VIII exchange for house centrally located, very pro-
hahe and long estabshe millinery and fancy dry goods
business with long lease and prime stock OF goods stu
ate on Main street COOL location, low is the best
paying millinery stand in the city. ood tenement If
wanted Address,
B. NJ. GOODKNOW
Worcester Post Office.
Real name must he given or Will not be answered I'll
health cause of the change. dtf febi0
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AIS dim MICHAEL QUINN.
p o N d & P e A G OCK
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for CITY
Ei Property, in Oakham. a Farm of 50 acres well
Sl divided; Is acres wood apd-cheslnut OAK ma
pie, &c, from 20 10 IS years growth; l25 apple
trees nearly all grafted pears grapes. &c house ol
rooms, IN good repair; barn in iirstiate condition.
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HFOR SALE-A good Pasture of 70 acres
n about mites from Worcester dtT iaeI .
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o. FOR SALE-On Newbury st., 3
Mil tenement house of 20 rooms printed blinded
I'LL and IN good repair; will rent for $3.50.
Price $780,
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IN Il w RAIL ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad

This S . atter Morday Oct 18TH 1871 -Four Passenger
b,. ally each way Sundays exceptedl viii he nm
rW ,i 30. tramngham and Lowell making sure con-,
r. = 'U va ~ 80. tramingllam with Trains on b. 4
aeSon U NOrcesler, Springfield Albany and The West
M can leave Worcester, via Il & A. r. r. nj
arT,a S'' aIflve IN Lowell at S.4S A. NJ; at 925 NJ
owe az Sd9 NJ; at 800 and $50 p M arrive in
ne9Inng Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and
go 't 'oO A. arrive at Worcester ut g. 50 A. NJ: M
ardTlIVa at Worcester at 10. 80 p NJ - " ''i' r az
niGSeS and Basgagc checked through 20 al
%. H. " \ H. r. Depot, Mddlesex ST forming the est
Sna QUICKEST route between Lowell and Worcester
9Piihsheio' Albany, New York and the West
l. = r,,,,..-,.. Ii. A. BLOOD, Sup't Fitchbulg
OLD ale Aee'i'' Ao"eI'
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49, FOR SALE-Un Chatham ST.. n 2
III; fenement French roof house OF 20 rooms: will
BlI rent Tor $500 well painted and blinded; city
water and good wei lot 60 X 100. Price sslOO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-12

The celebrated fallen papers," as they arr
called, that were taken from Vermont to Lon
don for the British museum, several years ago
have been regained byCol. Hawkins, a native Yer
monfer, and ne now offers them 10 the stare for
$1,000 In order TO secure them TO the state.
which ought TO come into possession of these
valuable documents and manuscripts pertaining
to its carly history, Col. Hawkins will be one of
four TO contribute $500 each. Gov. Smith and
+, Billings, Esq, also consent 10 advance each
an equal amount, and it is earnestly desired thar
some other able and patriotic citizen will con
sent to fill the fourth place.
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- FOR SALE-On Clifton st., a new
Nil, house Of rooms well painted and blinded; city
Wlil water; 5000 feet Of land. Price $500 N'''
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The most enthusiastic republican mass meet
ing of the campaign was held on Saturday eve
ming at Phoenix hail, Concord. A crowd of
twenty-five hundred people were present. Gen.
Walter Hartman, the orator of the evening, de-
hvered one of his characteristic speeches, which
was received with the greatest enthusiasm.
Gen. I. M. Hite of New York and others made
addresses
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Zeal Gstatr.

~ FOR SALE "A RARE CHANCE
@;i, Must he SOLIDS iuated in the village OF East
E1l woodstock. Ct beautiful Cottage Residence 10
- rooms, barn, &c. acres excellent land; full line
rnlt frlee $780, l.. A. ELY d co.
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A son of James Dodge, of Ossipee, about
twelve years old, hanged himself the eighth
INST. He and brother got into quarrel, and
being chastised by his father, went directly and
committed the act
Mrs. Anna Goss, of Amherst, was 102 years
Old February 2. Her husband was in the Revo
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-06

THE GREAT UNION FAIR OF MICHIGAN,
will be held at Grand RAPIDS, September 16.
II, Is, 10, 20, and q, 1872.
The Second Annual Fair Of tine Northern
Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
S22. 900 in premiums besides diplomas.
The Third Annual Far OF the Michga n
State Pathological Society. $1,000 in premiums
on Fruits and Flowers.
$4,000 will be given as Speed Prizes, which
will bring together some OF the best horses OF
the country.
The premiums on Cattle are the largest ever
offered in the West. $4,000 will be given as
Herd Prizes. Every department OF Live Stock
is encouraged by like Premiums.
The Products of the Soil, Machinery, Manu-
features and Fine Arts. will each receive due
attention and Liberal Premiums are offered,
The show OF Fruit and Flowers will excel
anything OF the kind ever seen IN this country
The Grounds. already large, are being en-
larged and greatly improved. A Forty acre
addition has been made which will enable US TO
have the Best Track IN the State in readiness
for the coming Exposition.
A new, large Art Hall, Convenient IN It's APP
pointments and proportions and beautiful in
style of architecture will be erected at cost OF
$4,000. The Manufacturers Hall. the Pomo-
logical Hall, and the Agricultural and Mechan-
cal Halls will be enlarged.
HENRY ;. GU BIB. Secretary,
go Grand Haven.
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ELECTfU.v.N'OTICE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County of Van Buren,. sheriff g Once.


To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
You are Hereby notified thar at the General
+ lection. To be held on the Tuesday succeeding
tie first Monday OF November next IN the
state of Michigan, the following officers are
10 be elected, viz
Governor. Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
OF state. Auditor General, state treasurer,
Commissioner OF the state Lana Olice' "
tornev General. Superintendent OF Pn0hc In
struction. Member OF the State Board or I'd
ncatlon. IN place OF Edwin Willis, whose term
az office Will expire December 3lst. 1917, and
Representative in Congress for the Fourth
Congressional District Of the state.
Also one Senator Tor the hlt''eut" 'eHa-
torial District OF the state. nj.
AIso Tenresentatlve for each OF the First
and Second Representative Districts OF van
Buren, County. "
Also the following named officers for an
Buren, County. VIZ; ,r--
4 Judge Of Probate sheriff, treasurer,
Clerk. Register OF Deed, Prosecuting Attor-
ney, two Circuit Court commissioners anu ohe
Coroner. , ".
Also eleven Electors OF resident anc Ice
President Of the United States.
Also AT said General Election the following
to the Constitution OF the state
of Michigan are TO be submitted TO the people
OF the State for their adoption or reJecuoh'
pursuant to the requirement OF the Constitu-
ton and resolutions OF the Legislature SUI
hitting them, viz: ,
An : Amendment providing for the payment
Of bonds issued and negotiated. and the pur-
chase price thereof realized prior to the twenty
seventh dav OF May, eighteen hundred and
seventy. by the Counties, Townships. and
Municipalities issuing the same, for and In aid
Of any Railroad Company" provided for by
JOINT Resolution No. 81, OF the Session Laws
Of 1871
An Amendment relative to the limits OF
judicial Circuits, and the number thereoi,
provided for by JOINT Resolution No. SO, OF
the Session Laws Of 1871.
And an Amendment relative to the salaries
of Judges of the Circuit Court, provided Tor
by the last aforesaid Joint Resolution.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set my
hand at Paw Paw, IN said County, thls "a day
of september. A. D., 1872. 9lO.
WILLIAM II. SHRINE, sheriff.
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CAsroRh.-A substitute for Castor OIL. is
pnysic which does not distress or grippe, but is
sure 10 operate when all other remedies have
lailed' You may onfdently rely upon the
astoria IN Stomach Ache, Constipation. Fla
'u'ency' Group, Worms Piles or deranged Liv-
CT IL contains neither Minerals. Morphine
op'um nor Alchihol but is purely vegetable
preparation perfectly harmless, and above all
pleasant to take. The Castorla soothes and
qulets the system, and produces natural sleep.
Ii Is wonderful thing to assimulate the food
OF children and prevent them from CRYING. A
90 cent bottle will DO the work for family and
save many doctors. bills. ooo,a
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-06

COUNTY FAIR.-The odd, Annual Fair of the
Van Buren, County Agricultural Society will
be held at the Grounds Of the Society, at
Paw Paw, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. LIST. I'd and 81, 1872. The Buildings,
Track, etc. will be in good order. The accom-
mediation tor stock are ample-and III shoot,
everything will he in the very best condition
Tor the accommodation of exhibitors and visi-
tors
AZ those who wish TO become life members
viii call aud get certificates at Ktlburns " Hud-
sons
F " NANyISe. pres't.
o. Il ?. SHELDON. See.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-06

EDMUND BURKE said: Because some grss-
hoppers under the fern make field ring with
their importunate clink, while the great cattle
reposing under the OAK chew the cud and are
silent, we are not to suppose that the noisy In
sects are the only inhabitants OF the field
This illustration is opposite at the present
time The vociferous hoppers represent the
Liberal Republican party; they are far more
noisy than important.