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For SALE.
VALUABLE
VALUABLE '''1''''''',',
Coal AND FARM LAND,
Including "n an Undivided o,sFl ,ss
"so0is run, Run Mining conp..yTT
~. Property, for S,l.'
:! s. Il, s' ! Y e., . =, e. q e....,.


joseph B. fors .tn. Ia cAaan
By ,irtuo Of deere Of d, oOu,,,r
county, entered IN TIL, eIu,S - ler Do
ANu' i''s, tns uoderhgned CsnnIs;.'S 9 I
SATURDAY, JULY q M
M me Senh Houte Of Ohio oc1ntT y y y t1lt
VI mIss n IA sc At public auction, &, lSS.
!. a trSet Of u ,Ga, mou q, Il.
ToN, on ne onie hVsr In MInhsli ~. y Ah
ihs nnds o. A. Thompson and oiSss ~
.ne tlsnt o. way, dc, q ihe III GnpS ~ I
ins We lAho conveyed 10 dtisniI,, y
" AeAns podoq By deed q ApriIy ~ Ia
uad o. about 7 Irs Il Ssr,i.I,
the nehi 70 milne the nus, A. 49,. ~
eooyeIed 70 nd Ford BY Wn. NsSsss,s.S q y
nc, rsSS' ~, ID AAiaAAll county, In led III =
!. The undivided Ous.h,li Of ia,
Browns run, In M1r,hall Coun,S N llh Z
conveyed % aid Ford byA. ~ ~ y
record In Deed Book No, %, ~, n ~ I
ihere Z ! tenant hoas SiIb ! An ,I,.,,i9a aa
I. A tract Of 7Aetes Ia N,r,s,,i $780,.
Atfaet o. about acres q nj nitl
conveyed 10 aid Fud bT SInn'1 ~. ~ y
By deed recorded 10 Detd Rooi ~ SIlA IN
About Ieres Of aid trlci Of iss,s' l1Hh
fronting on the Ohio riTer. lnd IN = ~ ~. q
or or In lots Mmay b deemed sidSHs ISiA
y. A tract Of about lefIs n So,I ~ A
q mining the anne, a esny1Jsi y NJ ~.
Geo. Blake By deed u roord u nj S'li ~ \
pa9e 1Ol. Tracts Nos. :, lbd & ~ -. -
md form one BODY Of eoal !~s eu tag
.. The undivided olt.6aA d n. -
monty known q "koeSi Ran mn ~. =;
land, being the Interest d la Isj ~ ~
This extensive and Tllulbls pySe,-,, y! ~. -
uhio and partly 10 Nn,hill tnSshs. PJIeIh
bnec, about 226 aen Of sufils nj ~, =, 9
Of coal. Upon II there /, poT ossn,J ~ s W
eeasiul operation q coal HIpe TSish y "
working order and eondItl6u, Nv tSs.t y
are within the limits d he DIV 4 Ws- .STIti5
Immediately on the line Il lhtR Ar ~
sLid Mining Company /, poT 49,
this mine 10 part the cal 49, sTfh3 -
Company. - s-sA
TERsS OF SALE-Opeihlrd In r,,A ,,jA.,,
.nee " thfee equal annual plyntltI M ~
rom the DAY o. ale, The pGrthilsn B IN =.
WIN approved peisonal senrity jof ~ -
PAY menu, and 70 ieccTt the anne bT rfSs1 ~
OF trust on the property sod, bat III lSr,s
eaeh puIehmer TO pay al OF ptItG P,pg.,i
lhe pafcnass money than one-ihird n "a
Flats showing the properly Of Boss RAY.
Ing COMPANY and also The otka oual m ~,
with Q plat Of the sub-dITlhou Inls ~ I'e.i
acres oil bottom land ntntIooed, "a d, ~
above reierred 10, may b iesn q Ip,Is..1
the COMMISSIONER. IL. J6sH
AJ.CLlRTL
Special oonnisIs'n
The above lale & dIourpCd until SATURDAY
August Sist, 1873, at 10 O'eIOskLE.
jyi0,2t4AuL2l,Sl
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TEE Merchants National Bank Of New
York has Just decided by a unanimous
vote Of iu stockholders to reduce the
banks capital from 100000 to $1,000
900. Il Is said that the taxes Tor the frat
half Of the present year were at the rate
of4 per cent.
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REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

The Convention Of the Union Republican party
Of The Flint Congressional District Of Wss Viz
Eiula will be held in the town Of MoundsyiIs
MAuhall county, August 2ld, 1878, for the FufPo's
Of nominating a candidate for Congress, and aisS
for the traniaciIng Of such other buains" q, may
come before the Convention. The uniOn hsput
Lean party Of the District Is requested TO appoint
JsISzstss 70 the Convention ifsm the ceunusi
compri,InE the District at such time and place a
may sui. the convenience Of the people Of sh'
several Counues-
BIZ order Of the Republican Executive Commit
tee Of tho Fist Congressional DiIttiet
GEO. EDWARDS, Chairman.
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WITHIN WITHIN THE FOLD.

Iaserited 70 the memory n liak Maud Zfnmtrmaa
Over the shadoWy river,
where the streets are pay'd With goldi
Among the beautiful ansels,
SIts In the heavenly fold:
Qtsp'd In the arms Of Jeiis
Il Maud 10 bright and gay
There Is Joy am0ng the angels,
But onr hearts are Bsd to-day.
We mis- our dirlIpgs footsteps, .pl
That patter'd up the winding stairs,
At the mystic hour OF twilight
When soc came 10 breathe her prayers;
We mis- her hlSery laughter,
That eeho'd softIy on the air;
We nils her In q thousand wayt-
We miss her everywhere.
Yetin our hearts her memory,
Is ever freah and green;
No future Joys or sorroWs, ft.r
That memory can wean. f..
Then some day when deaths angel,
Calls Us from this world Of care
Atthe peGly gites Of heaven,
Little Mand will meet u there.
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NOTICE

No7TFIN0t- ~ -. -..-
Having disposed Of the entire interest Of ths o.
tate Of ]. II. stsllman, deceased, In the buhsess,
stock 10 trade, hIturts and good will Of the llte
arm Of J. II. Stallman Co. 70 T. O Motflt, the
surviving pIrtper Of aid llte hrm, all parsons
7. G. MoffAi, Who Will hertaiter conduct the buI-
nesa q MD late hfn, At theIr old stand, No "a
Twelfth itreet. ]. ?. JONES,
Administrator Of the estate Of j. Il. stallnan,
deceased. 49,
Having purchased the stock Of my late partner
In the hfm Of ]. q. 6tallman a Co., hope 10
merit respectfully solicit tho liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed on that Ann.
tyl6 7. C. MoRPAT.
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TIE population of Akron, O., is 1900
and It has not one dollar Of indebted
naas
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A pMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

A AtN-'4AAt - : Nett'
Having been appointM Adminstrator Of the
Estate Of Thomas Brewster, DECD al persons know
Ing themselves indebted 70 aid e1tAte will please
oAl and settle, and those having claims aelinit the
estate viii present them propsEly eerdaed 70 The
JOHN FREw, Adminiitrator,
iyIe Nos. IS n FourteenthSt
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FOE RCAIsEO OF CHILDREN

aHl - -
Plain and simple IsuIes 10 be
Observed by Mothers During
the Hot season. f
New York sun y.
The Board Of Health has published the
following rules fort care Of children
during the hot season:
NuRHso OF INFANTS.
Overlooking doea more harm than any
thing else; nurse an infant Q month or
two Old every two or three hours.
Nurse an infant Of six months and over
FIVE times In tWenty-iour hours, and no
more. is,- ie,."L'Sff -
il m infant is thirsty, give 1t pure wa
ter or barley water; no sugar. La .
On the hottest days q few drops Of
whisky may DO added to either water or
food; the whiHky not 10 exceed tea:
spoonful in tWenty.iour hous.
FEEDING OF 1sRAATs.
Boil teapOonful Of powdered barley
(ground in coffee grinder) and gill Of
wAter, with 9 little salt, for fifteen min.
utes, strain, then mix 1t with half az
much boiled milk, and lump Of white
sugar, size Of a walnut and give II luke.
warm from nursing bottle. Keep bot
tie and mouthpiece in bowl Of water
when not in use, to which 4 little soda
may be added. ~. ,1ls
For infants Eve or ak months old, give
half barley water and half.boiled milk,
with salt and Alump Of sugar.
For older infants, give more milk than
barley water. Ha.y
For infants very costive, give oatmeal
instead Of barley. Cook and strain NJ
before. ~ .,. ...-
When your breast milk ia only hall
enough, change of between the breast
milk and prepared food.
In hot weather, II blue litmus paper
applied 10 the food turns red, the food i
too acid, and you must make fresh
meas, or add . email pinch Of baking
soda. la' sH srn aE.
Infants Of SIX months may have beel
tea or beef soup once day, by itself, OF
mixed with other food; and when ten OF
twelve months old, crust Of bread and q
piece Of rare beef to suck.
No child under two years ought to cal
at your table.
Give no candies, In fact, nothing thai
Is not contained in these rules, without Q
doctors orders. ss"f-a
' SUMNER COMPLAINT.
It comes from overlooking, and hot and
foul air. Keep doors and windows open
Wash your well children with cold
water twice day, and oftener in the hot
season.
Never neglect looseness Of the bowels
in an infant; consult the family or dis.
pensary physician at once, and he will
give you rules about what it should take
aud how It should be nursed. Keep your
rooms as cool as possible, have them well
ventilated, and do not allow any bad
smell to come from sinks, privies, gar.
bage-boxes, or cutters about the house
where you live, See that your own apart.
ments are right, and complain to the
officers OF the Board Of Health, II the
neishborhood 10 offensive. Where an in.
liant is cross and irritable in the hot
weather a trip on the water will do 1t a
great deal Of good (ierry-boat or steam
boat and NAV preyent cholera infantum,
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:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
Capital 600.
This Bank Is Organised and prspared 10 tranIaet
the business Of Banking In ALL detAllL
II succeeds the Fiat Rational Bank Of Wheeling,
l, owned BY the same Lhlrtholders and 10 undu
the Same Management tf..l-s.. +
BY carefully regarding thelnterests Of its coIes-
poudents and DepostorS, and By . prompt and
faithful execution Of their wiihes II hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout The
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check ct sight 70
eeIyed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
&C ceriiasats- q Deposit issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates. Irtt
Interest allowed on Special Depotts.
DIRECTORS;
jacob 4 Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
WIN. A. Isoit, John L Hobbs,
A. n. Adams, o. C. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper ty2t-dAS
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WEsr POINT CADETS.


A Competitive Examination Of applIclnh for
Cadetshlp at Wet Point from the Flrit Congress
iouh District Of West Vlginia, will Be he'd at
CllrkibDrg on Thursdhy, July 26th, 1878.
DID, al least yo iGet high, fro from infections or
immoral disorders or other disease or inhrmity
which would render them unht for military Sef-
yiee They must DO we'll yersed In reading. writing,
including orthoSlaphy; also arithmetic, and have
kno Wedge Of the elements Of Engliih grammar,
Of descriptive geography and history, particularly
Of the United stAIes. ..I
Tho applicant who lhAll be appointed must 10
port At Hest Point BY the l2th Of juno, 1879. In
the meantime he will DO specifically informed Of
his duties and can qualify hilnself for them.
A board Of competent gentlemen will DO selected
10 conduct the examination.
would give Longer notice, but the War Depart
mont requires the appointuent 70 b made and 10
ported n early a poafble- 1900.
wuSoARnRoU W. VA July 4 lS7A iyl0
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

|I~ ZEE fooA'e' ,.e1sa -. - 3
The undersigned has purchased the Drug Store
on the corner Of Main and Twenty-tecond streets,
htely occupied BY Hugh !. Roberts.
He Il graduate Of the Philadelphia College Of
Pharmacy, and has the additional qualification
secured BY practical experience In bis business In
some Of the best Drug Stores In the dty.
By strict attention to the wants Of his patron,
he hopes TO deserve and receive liberal patronage.
Particular and personal attention will DO given
10 compounding Prescriptions Tho purest medi-
elnes only being uied. ~ TH o.
A full line Of Toilet and Fancy Articles kept
constantly In stock. F ll
Moderate prices charged In all cases.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
jys CHARLES MoEsKEMoELLER.
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6Lp UNION STREET ExcHA'''

On. ,hr..-..Ory BheE BaIltIns I si.,a ~ :,
North hde Of old union, ~ xoT .sI,GIpi
known u The OLD tXCHANeh, - -
ssloon and Restaurant lOf niSI - NJ
Dr. Isrxs rooms and god cslIi' "a -
modern improvements. Thu . ..,IsT,,
For terms and pahleulln W"
dItts, at Rsyninnt BrsV'5 ~ = ,ryERGu-
Real E..It. Agents, Opern B0a' CITE
iR5
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BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

Successor TO the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
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CALDWELL a CALDWELL .
J,C HgRYkY, Aueii0nttf'
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
The Howell Block.

Who has not heard of the Howell
block? 1t is the finest building on Main
street, where the diversity of business is
such that the denizens this tlOurishing.
ambitious city of the straits can be nc
commodated with anything they may de-
sire. First, we would mention the doctor.
then the lawyer and the undertaken,
which mnstlbe admitted are among the
essentials of the business of this lite; to
which we add the dentist; the jeweler'
the milliner. and last, though not least,
the tailor; so that the, fasIidious public
can be Accommodated with everything that
is necessary for the ills, the pleasure and
tho adjournment of life: eentered in that
great emporium, the Howell block.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
School Report.

Mrs. J. w. Linderman's select school
opened i'm August last has at present p
pupils enrolled, with an average attend
ance O. 20. The following have not been
marked imperfect, in recitation, during
their entire attendance thus far:
Amy Hall, Allie Perry, Bertha Miner,
Jessie Blake, Mary Malonpy, Pearl Nor
rison, Edith StrOhn, Ida Clark, Anna
Zprn, Minnie Sutherland.
The following have not been marked
imperfect during the second months at
tendance:
Lizzie Marsh. Minnie Clark, Nina
Humphrey, Willie Blake, Anna Paquett,
Ida Cooley, Jessie Rapine. Mary X terry
Fiela Perrin, Mary Cochran. Dannie Sui
iyan, Ella Strohn, frankie Bicrs. lIerbie
Bockus. Harry Linderman, Charley
Horne.
Attendance and department have been
excellent in all. We cordially invite all
interested in our prosperity TO call and
we will DO our best to entertain them.
Mrs. j. w. LINDERMAN.
Teacher.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
Consumptiou Curcd :

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by IN.
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption.
bronchitis. catarrh, asthma. and all
throat and lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers in thousands of eases, has
felt 1t his duty tomake it known to his
suffering fellows. Acthated by this mo-
tive, and desire to relieve human suffer
ing, will scntl. free OF Charge, to all who
desire 1t, this recipe. with full directions
for preparing and using, i'm German
French or English. Sent by mail by-ad-
dressing with stamp. naming this paper
w. w. Sherar,. l49 Powers Block, Roch-
ester, New York. 9-4w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
Marine lettings.

The st. Albans called in, bound up,
Tuesday, about noon.
The Oconto arrived last Saturday
evening, somewhat ehiud time.
The ST. Joseph was in last Sunday
morning, and returned going down in
the evening.
The canadian propeller Ocean was
in port Sunday evening, and took on
forty cords of wood.
The Milwaukee of the N. Il. line,
called in, bound up, last monday night,
about midnight.
The Fountain City called in ut Dun.
can City. bound down, Thursday night,
between eleven and twelve o'clock.
The schooner Cape Horn. arrived
Tuesday, and took oil cargo of lumber
from Smith Brothers, and cleared last
for Ashtabula. Ohio.
Tho propeller Lowell of the North
ern Trausitlne, was in, bound up, early
yesterday morning. This was her first
visit to this port this season.
The propeller Nashua was in last
Monday morning. Several passengers
put in the night at the Office of the N.
L. Co.'S line, waiting for her arrival.
/ The schooner Mongnagon, arrived.
Monday morning, after a cargo OF lum-
Der from Nelson & Bullen. She compile
ted her cargo. and cleared Thursday
evening tor Chicago.
The Marine City was in on time yes
terday morning, notwithstanding the
stormy weather prevailing the most of
the week. She c,lled in OH her return
from the island, leaving shortly after
noon for below.
The water i'm the river was very low
all day Tuesday. The schooner Higgie
and Jones, which completed her cargo
of lumber that morning, and was draw
ing twelve feet of water, when she I'M
dertook to start, found there was not
water enough. The tug Carkin, and
Eva English worked at her during the
day. but were unable to take her out.
Cartain Iliggie employed the Levilihan,
and she succeeded in Siding her out in
to deep water. This schooner had several
times loaded down TO twelve and a-half
feet, and gone out all right, but the low
water was too much Tor her this time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
Personal,

w. S. HUMPHREY, County Treasurer,
left OH the Nashua last monday morning
for Lnnsing. to settle with the State
Treasurer.
Doctor E. F. BROWN. formerly of
Detroit, has located ia our village for
the practice of lis profession. He and
family, with their household effects, ar
rived on the Milwaukee LAST Monday
night.
ROSWELL G. Horn, Republican candi-
date for representative in Congress from
this district, arrived on the St. Joseph
Sunday, and remained until Wednesday
morning, leaving for home via. the i'll
land route.
+ o. b. GREEN, Esq, of Chicago, the
well known contractor for dredging and
harbOr improvements and un,lcr whose
contract the dredging OIL the inland
route was done, has been spending few
days in the village this week,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
supper.

We take much pleasure in saying that
the friends of Riggsville called us togeth-
er OH the night of the 10Th to an oyster
supper, which proved IA success in every
particular. just as we were about to re-
turn to our respective PLACES OF abode,
we cast our eyes oyer the result of the
evening which amounted to s$11.50, tor
which we are very thankful to the kind
friends OF ChebOygau village tor their
liberal contributions in our favor. We
hope that the blessings of God may be
upon them, and when the Master calls
for us we may all gather!to The supper OF
the lamb. Il Ny. IL. b. L.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
Yellow Fever sufferers Aid.

The meeting called by the ladies for
last Wednesday evening, at the Town
IIall,for the purpose CT devising means of
raising funds 10 aid the yellow fever SUIT
lerers, 'Vas postponed OH account OF the
very disagreeable night, until Thursday
evening, ut which time quite number
were present. A relief organization was
formed by the election of the following
officers
Presi,lent-Mrs. G. d. v. Role.
Sccretary-Mrs. NJ. Chandler.
Treasiirer-Mis. DIR. Bowes.
A committee of ladies' was appointed
10 solicit aid from our citizens. This
Committee met at Mrs: Rebt. PattersoI's
yesterday and arr lnged the territory to
be clnvassed by the different members
and the Ladies entered upon their work
ut once.
On Sunday evening the usual services
at the Methodist church will be dis.
pensed with,aiid the evening devoted 10
addi esses i'm behalf of tile sufferers. A
general invitation is extended to.alI per-
SONS who are interested in this matter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
Unclaimed Letter List.

The following is list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan postoffice. un-
called for Oct. 10. Persons calling for
these letters will please say that they are
advertised:
Duncan Graham, Jnmes Mcclellan, Louis Pr
cote, Edward st Auge, Mrs Sallie Wycoff,
Henry Tharron, John Tygart, Joseph McLilan,
James Hitchings, Peter p f Okonewski, M III
Riddle, Eugene Teller, ] + Jessup, Mrs d
Gonchie, Miss Katie Byruns, Hiram Bradley.
J II DeMarcelonni, Mr. Leroy, Mrs Iibbie M
WEIGH, Joserh Manners, Aesar Nichols 8, NAL
ton Rice, Harry st Strouse.
J.F. FORD, p. ".
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19

Health is an inestlmable jewel. The
congh that deprives you of it may take
take life too. One bottlesof Halee's Hon.
ey OF Horeh0und and Ter will avert the
evil, and save You from consumption
Will you weigh Lite against half dol
lar? Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. 4w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
Blood--Llndscy,s Klood searcher.

-,
Is the greatest Blood remedy of the age.
letter, Scr0fula. Ulcers, B0ils. Pimples
and all Blood diseases yield to its WON
derful powers. Pure Blood is the gurali-
tee OF health. Read, lit cured my son of
Scdofutp.r-J. F. Brooks, Painsville,
Ohio. 1T cured my child of Erysipelas' p
Mrs. Z. Smeltzer, Larimers. Pal r. E..
Sellers Il Co, propr's, Pittsbnrg, Pa
Price 81 90. Sold by all druggists. :,
Farr q Weed agents Tor Cheboygan
Mich. .n' Auu3I.ly
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19

The Van Raalte was in last Sunday
and landed a quantity of Hanna, Lay g.
Co.'S brands of flour.
1t is reported that the tug Andrew j..
Smith is coming to Cheboygan where
she will be stationed the balance OF the
season as a wrecker. She will be suppli-
ell with two twelye-inch rotary steam
pumps, lighter, hawserS. Chains. and all
necessary wIlcr ing apparatus.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19

Among American manufacturers, few
have done our country as much credit as
the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
which have been acknowledged best at
all great Worlds exhibitions for many
years. See advo stsemcnr.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
TWO MONTHS. FREEI
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANsr<c Deforner lat 1875

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fol owing
IN described swamp Land, situated IN Cheboy
county, heretofore reserved on Read Contracts
or licensed ps Homesseads, ch and has reverted
to tn State. will be RESTORED to market at his
office November IA, 1878, at ten oc ock a. NJ, ard
will be subject 10 sale according TO the form pre-
scribed by law
~ B. PARTRIDGE, Commits sioner.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
A NOTED Di me SAYS

s.....-..n Louisville, KY. Aug Sd, 1873.
! DB. .TUrr, Dear Sir,--For ten, year have been
martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipa5ion ana n 'es; Inc
best physicians failed to eleye'me rom thIs nSIng
dose gave me such relief that continued to take
them. am now now a well man ; have good di-
gestion regular stools piles gone and have gain
ed forty pounds aesh. Tut Pills are worth their
weight in gold. REV. X. l.. SIMPSON.
Sold by all Druggists, 25cts. Office IS Murrr
Street, Ny. 29iure6mMcay
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MicHrcAs STATE LAND OFFICE,

LANSING. October 81 /, 1873.
Notice il hereby & ven. that tie following de-
IN -cibt dpri rna,y school and gIictltu' col ege
land situated in Chcbul gan county, furf cd Tor
non-laym. nj of interest will b offer. d for sale at
pub ic auction at t:s o &C Nov. l4.h 1878, at ten
O'Clock a. NJ, unless previously redeemed accord
ing 20 law. b. L. PARTRIDGE,
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