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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
Medical College of Alabama,
AT MOBILE.

GINHE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES
i will begin on MONDAY, NovEMRER l5rH
1875, and close about the 10Th of March follow.
ing.
THE PRELIMINARY Course will commence
about the middle of October at which time the
Dissecting Rooms will be open.
The CITY DIsPENsARY has been removed 10
the College Building. In the course of the
year several thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispensary. in the
presence of the Students
~ LECTURES FREE to Students from all
parts of the United States
Matrlculatlon Fee, .............$25 90
Dissecting Fee. ..................... 10 90
For further particulars and Circulars apply
to
W. H. ANDERSON, NJ.
Mobile June /, IS. Dean of the Faculty
July II, la15-tDec. l.
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Statement of Ramsey Wharton, Jr.,
as to the difficulty at the Republican
meeting at Clinton, on the 4th of Septem-
Der, 1875:
/ cannot state from my personal know
lege how this difficulty commenced, as |
was standing only a short distance from
the speakers stand, where it was said to
have begun then noticed a rush among
the crowd of negroes towards the wagon,
in which |, with others, came from
Raymond, which was about 5 or 100 yards
from the speakers stand, and went in the
same direction; many of these negroes were
shouting, $50 for the Raymond boys
kill them," etc.; about fifteen or twenty
steps from the wagon I overlook Charles
Caldwell, ST., colored, when asked him
TO try and stop the fuss; he then said,
Gentlemen, for Gods sake stand back"
orused some such language; did not then
have a pistol in my hand, nor did ex-
hibit pistol until after l was shot in my
head by a negro man who was only three
or four feet from me at this time / was
standing near this wagon from Raymond,
and talking to said Caldwell; 1 did not
hear any firing until after the drum was
beat, when the firing commenced; l do
not know who fred the first shot; 1 did
not exhibit a pistol until after was
wounded, as before stated, and then used
it for the protection of my life after l
was shot, / was knocked down and
by negroes, and am satisfied /
would have been killed by them, when
on my way to Clinton, after this fighting
was over, but for the interposition of |
Hiram Turner. colored man, who lives
near Raymond, who used his influence
with the negroes for the protection of
the lives of Vasser Shearer and myself.
an nearly twenty years of age, and a
native of Kinds county, Miss.
RAMSEY WHARTON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a
Justice of the Peace for Kinds county,
Hiss, Sept. 10th, 1875.
rsEAL1 j. W. CovNGToE, J.P.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
the 9th day of September, 1875.
seal. SILAs ]. CAREY, J. P.
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Statement of p. H. Hooker:


/ was standing in front of the speakers
stand during Judge Johnston's speech,
to which very little attention was paid by
the negroes and radicals when Fisher
commenced speaking, | chAnged my
position, and in moving, met negro who
told me that some loud talking, which
was heard, was between a white man and
negroi the loud talk, or quarreling,
increased until the drums commenced
to beat a rally, when left my position,
and Immediately the firing commenced,
and it seemed 100 shots were fired; [
then crossed the railroad and halted, when
a negro man near by exclaimed, -" What
are those boys doing" and commenced
to cry out, Orally, boys, rally, boys ;" l
then started for home, and had gone about
mile from the grounds, when young
Thompson, who was killed, passed me rid
ing furiously from the scene about half
mile further on ! passed Thompson he
told me he was badly wounded in the leg
we, started on TO try to get to Mr..
CampbelPs; Thompson spoke of no
other wounds we gAlloped on and l
in front. but when | got to Mr..
CampbelPs and looked back for Thomp-
son, | saw nothing of him when [ last
saw him he was mile and q half
from the barbecue grounds.
p. H. HOOKER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 9th day of September, 1875.
SEAL SILAs j. CAREY, J.P.
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Sworn statement of T. e. Rice, a
merchant in the town of Clinton, Miss:
/ was on the grounds on the 4th inst,
where the difficulty occurred. While Mr..
Fisher was speaking / heard loud talk
ing in bottom some one hundred yards
from the stand, and saw q great number
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The sworn statement of III. G. Mar
shall.
live near Clinton, Miss; having been
informed that there would be joint pollti-
cal discussion at Clinton on the 4th of Sep
TENDER, l attended the meeting stood
in about ten feet of the speakers stand
while Judge Johnston was speaking: was
surrounded by negroes, among whom
were many young negroes, who through
out Johnston's speech were cursing the
whites, and, in boisterous tones, contra
dieting the speaker, making such a noise
that / was unable to hear what was said
they frequently rubbed against me, put
ting their arms on my shoulders. and by
every word and act seeking to insult and
provoke me; being The only white man
in the immediate crowd, | kept quiet to
avoid difficulty, if possible; my atten-
ton was attracted to the difficulty in the
bottom some hundred yards of, by seeing
the crowd rush down | then tried to go
to the place, to learn the cause; after
got down, the drum beat the white boys
were then falling back, and the negroes
were pressing on them; l could, once in
a while, see the boys heads; the crowd
of negroes was very dense around them;
soon after the drum beat and the firing |
begun about the third shot the crowd |
of negroes scattered some, but rallied /
again and pressed on the boys; the ne |
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S. S. HUBBARD,
C. w. GRAFTON,
j. w. Lowry, Rep.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 10th September, A. D., 1875.
SEAL j. w. CovINGToN, J.P.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28
The GrangerS.

at the first annual meeting of
Pleasant Plains Grange No. 534 oi
the Order 1T Patrons Of llusbaudry,
tho following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year:
Master F. M. Carroll.
Ocerseer A. Sitser.
Secretary james McWnne.
Treasurer = Ii. +. Young.
haptain-R. q. jerks.
Gate Keeper Err Kn.tfsn.
Steaoard A. Clifford
Asst Ste,oard d, Sitscr.
Lazy Asst Stcaoard Mrt. IL. f.
YonEg.
Ceres Mrs. j. McWane.
/omana Mrs. +. NJ. Carroll.
flora Mrs. A. Clifford.
TIE Chair appointed the follow
ing Standing Committee Tor the en-.
suing year, to whom all business
may be referred, and by them trans,
United I" tie Grange tori,s approx
al or disapproval, us the case IN y
be: r, q. jerks, ii. f. Young, A
Sitser.
The newly elected officers will
be publicly Installed at the house
of IL. F. Young, on Saturday, Feb.
9Th, 1875, ut 7 o'clock p. IN.
JAS. MoWANE, Secretary.
Pleasant Plains, Jan. 26,h, 1875.
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WE lean trat the pr"si ecis of a
daily mail, from the east and wesf,
within few days are quite farter
ing. BY special arrangement,
with the Railway Company, dni
ly through mail pouch is now being
received ut Lndington, aud we can
see no good reason why the vii
lagos in Lake county should longer
10 deprived Of similar facilities for
communicating with the outside
world.
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VIZ understand that u meeting
will shortly be held in District No.
2, Pleasant Plains township, to take
action relative to the completion OF
the new schonlhouse.
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|. II. McCoLLUM, E.o, of Lhn-
ingiou, was ia Baldwin lat Friday
We regret to learn that the
youngest child of Mr.. X. Arnoli,
died at Ludington last Friday NOR
ming. ~
Hon. DAHL Striker, Secretary Of
State, has our thank, for two vol
u,ues Of j"int Documents Of 1878.
House aud Senate Journals of S74,
Pathological Report 1873, and 9Th
Registration Report.
James jerks, Esq, of Detroit,
was IN town last Thursday.
Melcndy, OF the firp OF Danaher
& Mrlendy, Lndinston, was in
town "Wednesday.
ID. G. Davenport returned yes
teIday from hIs VISIT IT, the south
ern portion If the State.
THE Lad'eS depository ior Feb
ruary Contains two engravings, p's.
sesscd of all tho cxccllencics ot ex-
csution which las characterize
their predecessors. The one--a
beauiiful lsnd'tape-. entitled
"Mcnnt Rock Vicw>on the Kisha-
c"quilla.:" and tho other pleasing
Picture -"Bo.Pccp." The li'erar,
cortcnts Of the periodical are, as
usual, OF the very highest order,
rendering it q rare publication for
the ladies. 1t deserves large cir
culation. Terns, postpaid, s35o
per year. Send 10 Hitchcock &
Walden, OiOcippsti, Ohio
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Lament Of The Feit Juror.

Lament OF nG FG1t Juror.
We publish the following, BY
request.-EmrnR]:
I'm sitting on the jury, Mary,
Would we're by thy side,
On this December morn; clear and bright;
As vixen you were my bride.
The Sheriff grabbed NEON the vt, eet,
The Clerk cried cut my name;
=! told him you were sick. Mary,
But they boxed Inc, oil the same.
The place If somewhat changed, Mary,
Since l sat there before;
They've moved the benches downstairs,
In to Squire Halidav's store;
But the lawyers bore me just as much.
At they howl aud whise and scr.cch;
l sill keep listening ios the words,
Whici close the we'll worn speech.
IT'S but u step across the street,
To where they sst a lunch;
The place where they are faE,e'I, Mary,
For making WHISKY punch;
Bat the sheriff stands between, Mary,
And m, steps he would arrest;
So III lay inc, darling, cows to sleep,
With my head upon my breast.
I'm very lonely now, Nary,
For they've sent "a to our room:
We've talked the matter Ger and DER,
But to NO verdict come.
know what ] would do. Mary,
II they'd ask me 20 ind
There's nothing lett to talk for now,
Since each has made his mind.
I'm hidden you long farewell,
Ny Mary, kind aud tue;
i'm afraid that we will hang. darlins--
know We are going to;
For u stubbor" juror aot = view.
That we all know is wrorg;
But he u not give in, tho We should hang
Here fifty times as long.
Oh often, In somc future day,
Ill sit and shut my ewes.
Aud my mind will travel back again,
ToaIl those lawyers lice;
And III think sec the jury room,
Through which our voices rang;
And that stubborn fool WHO wouldn't yie,d
But made the jur, hang.
Ellsworth. Jan. I'd, 1873.
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Yearly average SO deg. above.
Tie warmest day, Ang. 11,h, av.
eraged 9l8 deg.-G a. m "a deg ;
IL IN, 1O4 deg: 6 p. m, 81.
The c"ldest day, Jan'y 3lst, av-
eragc { deg. below zcr; 8 Il. m, 90
deg. below; IL m, Is deg. above;
8 y. m, al zero.
The mercury has stood at blood
heat on ten days, a, neon. viz I:
May 2Stn, SO deg; June 2ls', 9S;
june 22d. 9S; July 9Th, 90; July
7th 9Th. and Oh, each, 9s; Jul, l..
l4'h, 80; Aug. 18th, l04; Aug. 10Th,
90.
On May 2Sth the me curry stood
at 100 j" the sun; Aug. Ilth, 1876
in The sun.
The mercury has stood at or BE-
low zero, AT q II. m, on ten days,
w: Jan. 9th and 7rh, AZ zrr;
Jan 18th, Z below; Jan. 3l>t. 90
below; Feb LIST, 26 below; Feb. IN
and 25ih. 6 below; Ma,cl, I4rh, IL
below; March 9th, 9 below; April
4th, NJ z ~.
Onlv once during the year has
the mercury stood below zeio ut 6
p. IN. This was Dec. 3ist Il de-
gree.
The war,rest week erded July
llih, with an average at SO 80 de-
grees above. g., lie,t week ended
Jan. tn, with average of 1886
ab"ve.
The mercury stood at % degrees
in the shade, and 1875 IN the sun.
at noon, May 2Sh; aud Aug. 18th,
AT noon, it stood at lO4 in the Shade
and 1875 IN the sun.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

THE statistics in regard 10 con-
,ltion of thermometer in Yates
township, published this week,
we're designed for publication three
weeks ago, but have been crowded
out by a press at other matter.
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To the friends who have 80 kind.
ly assisted us during sickness in
our family, We return our sincere
thanks.
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ANOTHER engine and boiler is be.
ing placed in Bray's shingls-'nill.
II is expected that the change may
add to facilities for doing work
with rariditv.
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A DvERTlSlNG Cheap: Good: Systematic All
.ipeisons Who contemplate making contracts with
newspapers for tbs insertion OF advertisements,
Park Row, New York for their PAMPHLET-B0OK
(ntnsfyseSenM eation). containing lists OF over 900
newspapers and estimates, showing the cost Ad-
vertsements taken Tor leading papers IN manyStates
az a tremendous reduction from publishers rates.
GET TIE BOOK 1855
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Japanese Peas. 200B 8h perAore.
SOMETHING NEW

Japanese Peas. BOOB Sh perAore.
SUhhllllHG NEW
Farmers and Gardeners Road Thisl
AGENTS WANTEDl
These Peas huvs recently been
brought IN tbs country from Japan
and prove to be the finest kno,on or
Table use or for stock. They gr0ao
in Ire form IF a bush from 3 to s
teethiqh and do not require sticking.
They yisld from l quart TO gallon
Of Peas per- bush. Il package thai
soiN produce from 5 10 10 bushels Of
Peas 10Th circulars givi"g terms 10
Agents and full directions az TO time
and manner IF planting 'o'U be sent
prepaid. to any one desiring to acl
as Agent. on receipt of 81 cents.
The seed I ofer are FRESH ana
GENUINE, Mis gears praduct'on,
Noao rs the time to order, so you
may be prepared FIR early planting
Address, l.. L. Osment, Cleveland,
Tennessee
TESTIMONIALS.
We have cultivated the japanese
Peas, the past season on small
scale. aud We are convinced they
are a pcrlec, success. Their yield
was enormous. For the table ana
for stock, they are unsurpassed by
an, other pea. They grow well on
thin land aud are bound to be No
/ fertilizer.
A. J. White, Trustee, Bradley County.
A. T. Blant, p. NJ. Cleveland, Tenn.
/ have cultivated the japanese
Pea, the last year and raised them
at the rate of 200 bushels TO the
acre. The bloom cxccls buckwheai
for bees. +. +. Hardwick, j. p
Bradley County.
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@. nj. q. Ross has returned; hav
iny found his father c0nvalescent,
when ho reached home, and in q
fair way of recovery.
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YOU said you would bring us
some wood and pay your suhscrip-
ton to the STAR. Now, don't de-
lay any longer. Ii we tav"r yon
by taking "dlckcr" Err pay, why
can't yon be somewhere near
prompt with us!
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F. l.. Allen,

Attorney 1T Law and Solicitor In Chan
ssry. vii! practice in Circuit and u ).
S.stts. Once over Bray's store, corner oil
N,n,h 1t, Get and Michigan ave Tue. Baldwin
Oity, Mich.
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" eokly average, l2.s5 degrees above zero.

Weekly average, Il. IS degrees above zero
Denotes beiOw zero
Mr.. Cobb has, also, furnished ne
the following abstract of thermom.
etrical report for the past year:
The monthly average (above ze-
r,N hua bacu as f,,llnus.
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Igratius g. Evans.

Deputy Co. Su vsyo: Is prepared to do
s~,vsYinr in all the Towns IN the Northwest
part u lake sossty. +. D. address. Bald
Wis Citr Nick. S-ls
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Ir you desire u peep at q wonderful stock
Of every thing at wonderfully low prices Cal
1t j. H. GRorrs
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BALDWIN House,

This Hotel affords as good acesmmoda-
items A. any in this part OF the country,
Charges reasonable. WE. Wood, Proprietor,
DaidwiR ity. Mich. Ill
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nssea Work u Plastering.

4. Rsss 10 prepared to do all kinds Of VA
ssn wsrx and Plastering, on short notice
ASl~s.s him At Baldwin. Mich; OF, ordsra
nay ss left with Emmett Coon Go.
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Carpentcripg.

WI MsC.ussy 10 prepared to attend
- all sslls in the above names line.
Ms address, Baldwin City, M.ch
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Niryana House.

Nv ustto 10 to live aad let live. Good
usnltqserved at all hours, on short notice,
or IS cents q meal Two meals and lodging
fat rs eests am thankful for past patron.
age, .nd hope Il will continue.
Il. +. LACEY, Proprietor.
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TERMS Yearly Subscriptions, $l.oo

Specimen Cop'.c mailed, poet-uaid, TO any
address upou receipt of Ten Cents. The
postage withis The United States IL Ten
Ccntsa year, which must be forwarded with
tie Subscription, "a the new Postal Lax re.
curing the prepayment Of postage on all
maenz mes by publishers themsel,es. instead
Of cubs rfbc's. compe.s us to collect the pos.
,scc In advance. Send Tor Circulars con-
rnining rate, Of commis.ian and inducements
To- canva.scrs, aud tho Premium aud Club.
hing Lists
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

THE new schOOl-house still lacks
glass in the window frames. 1t is
now expected that ~ with close ap-
plication TO business We may have
school next Summer.
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A cHolcE limo OF Aew Crop Tea and Cof
Zee; yer. 6ne and cheap.
EMMETT Cook 4 Co.
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WGdlllGr kGpUlL.
The following thernIo,nctrical re
port was furnished for publication
by Leo S. Cobb, of Yates township:
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PRISrs are now selling for 10 cents per
yard At ENMrrr Coos &tCo's.
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kubEkT WELLS. President.
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
OOLONG.
Black, 40, 90, co, best 20 cts...per 10.
MIXED.
Green aud Back ,4oho 90, best 20 cts per ID.
JAPAN.
Uncolored, co. 40. So 30, best 81 90 per ID.
IMPERIAL.
Green, ca. ~. 80. 90. best 81 10. :. per ~.
YOUNG TYSON.
Green, $3.50 70.sn9o, LOO, best .05 per ID.
GUNPOWDER.
Green, 81 10, best $3.50 ...........pcr 10.
English III eakfast.
Black, 60. ~, so, % best 800 -. psr IN.
N. B.-we have speciality ~ Garden Growth
YOUNG HYSON and IMPERIAL, al Al 90 and
OOLONG. Extra Choice $iCD
Our Teas are put up In Ulc Pound Packages with
tho kind and price printed on each
AGENTS WANTED 70 get up clubs To sell our Tea,
70 famllios. Hotels, Boarding Houses and others.
In writing Tor terms orscnding orders. no particular
to address the President o. the Company, ihus:
ROBBERY WELLS,
No. ~ Psscg 81, Nee York
Weare compelled to- relu ct this, rs ether parties
have Initiated our nrm nains
~ Wswin send Package of one. two, thr,c
or four pounds. :, any address, upon receipt Of The
price and eight csnts pes pyaoi TO pay poslAzs.
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kirkland & Shane.

Manufacturers ard DEALERS in Lumber and
Ls,h. Epseiai attention ps,d to Bill san
Mil ed Yard ON line Of =. H. J.. n. Hail
way. II MILES vest Of Baldwin City.
A-l-k2
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w. j. McCausey,

ysities u the Peace, Baldwin C,ty. Mich.
Will .ttssd promptly - all bus iness en-
la.t.d to his ere. Special attention civ :
o. % % ymsut Of taxes on non reride"t lands.
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THERE will be religious services,
c"nduc'e ell by Rev. 9. b Voorhees,,
at Nirvana every evening Of next
week.
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Our Premium and Clubbing List

Offer great inducements for working in our
behalf. ScltJo and hurchcs have here MI
unusu'l opportunity to procure Musical In
strunsnts from the best manufA cturcrs. with
comparatively slight cxeitions. artisans.
Professional Men aud Staisns may CRAFTY
their literary tastes by ordering from the
Clubbing Li.t. Chilirtn may Earn and own
many long desired Irtcl'sty Obtaining the
few subscribptA reo,irpd
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Business Men! See Here!

vssid respectfully Amos nee to the {. !
ssss Of Baldwin that ! am prepared to do
prs,ips To ssd from all points In and about
,s~s. Prsspt attention given 10 all orders
Charge reasonable. RoBEKr STEWART.
Baldwin, Sept. Path, 1874.
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foR Pure Tobaccos, aud Low Prices, call
on EMMETT Coos Il 10.
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THE WEEKLY SUN .indepsadcnt honest and
fearless newspaper o. 80 broad columns, especially
designed for the farmer the mechanic tbs merchant
dren. We aim TO make the Weekly Sun the best
family newspaper in hs world. II is full OF enter.
taiping and instructive reading OF every sort, but
prints nothing to offend tho most scupulous and
delicate taste Price 81. 90 per year, postage pre-
paid. The cheapest paper published. Tryit. Ad
dress TIE SUN, New York City. 1855
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$asinsss gar0s,
Z. Campbell,

Veterinary Surgeon, has permanently located N
Baldwin city; once over Bray store; where nc
whieh lis nstls Ksrss 10 heir to. Medicines always
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ARTHUR s MAGAZINE, for Frbru
airy, abounds in history, biography,
and general Literature, with the
continuation of the interesting 10
nance -"Kachel Dilloway's Son.
the "ll"'ne Circle, "'Evening. with
the Poets" "llousckecper's Depart
m.nt," 'Fashion Department. &C.,
&c. 1t is All excellent .'amilv
magazine" Subscribe for il.
Terms, $50 a year. L. S. Arthur
& Son are tho publishers, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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Weather RenOrt.

Coon Young Tyson 76cts at
j. II. GRoPr's.
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BEsr brand Of Prints l0cts at
J. II. GRoFF's.
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DariuS e.. Warner,

Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Pros
Attorney for Lake county. Chase, Mich
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THE BEST DOLLAR MONTHLY
PUBLISHED.

sparing neither eiioii trouble nor expense
in securing thu Best Writers as contribu-
tors. aud the Best Artists TO produce il
lustrations to rniich ITS pages.
AGENTS. WhNTIn1eW: require GOOD faith
throughout the United States md Canada,
who vii. earnestly engage ia tic business Of
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